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----8 In Costa Mesa. Someone Cates
Soup Kitchen will host a free '
Thantssivina dinner for the needy
from noon to 3 p.m. at the South Coast
Christian Chun:h, 792 Victoria St
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•Other local charity aroups, includ-
ina E~iscopal Services Alliance in
Huntington Beach and Oranac Coast
Interfaith Alliance will be servina in-
vitation-only Thank.sgivina dinners for
the needy in their proarams.
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•The Oranac County Rescue
Miaion Cltpccts to serve d inner to
more than 2.SOO people. Doon will
open at I l a.m ., foUowed shonJy by a
chapel service. The Oranac County
Rcteue Mission is located at 1901 West
Walnut St .. Santa Ana.
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• Oranac County's biucs•
Tbank.scivina feast will be offered fitt
of cbaflC to an expected S,000 needy
IJIClODle at La Cua Garcia res1aurant.
Harbor Bo.uJcvard and Chapman Av-
enue in Anaheim. A special invitation
is beilll extended this year to ara
militaiy penonnel and families. the
meal is served in tbc park.ina lot at La
Garcia. Oranae County Supervisor
Oaddi Vasquez will be amona those
carviq turkeys. Dinner will be served
from 11 a.m . to S p.m.
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-··· AJk Mr. Right. the male countcrpan
to Ann Landen. debuts today in the
Onqe Coa1t Dally Piiot
The locally written advice column
provides answen to a wide ranae of
questions posed by Dally Piiot readers.
In today's edition, fur ex.ample, a
Costa Mesa woman asks Mr. Right
bow she can act her airlfriend to stop
playina musical boyfriends.
, ··1 think readers out there, especially
the women, would cryoy advice from a
man's point of'view,' said the feature's
creator, who's writi.DJ under the
pte\ldonym 1.M. Ri&Jtt. "I think the
column will acncratc a tremendous
response."
Sec (or yourself on paee All.
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Klndergartnera at East Bluff Elementary Schoof, dresaed
as Pl!Qrlms and Indians. sing at a special program for
t. PmyM!Orw!Oe eo.t ~ PtlcM
grandparents. It hetped get everybody ready for the
holiday.
Costa Mesa
DUis to face
extra bills
By Iris 'Vok<M
Orange Coat Delly Piiot
COST A MESA -The police depart-
ment is making it even more painful to
drink and drive in this c1ly during the
holidays.
The depanment. which is already
nationally recognized for its "zero toler-
ance .. drunken driving crackdowns, will
implement a fev. new programs this
holiday season. one of which leaves
drunken drivers with extra bills as well
as hanitovers.
A new Cit)' l~w ;illows the depanment
to bill drunken dnvers responsible for
traffic colhs1ons for the police and fire
services al the accident SC'Cne.
The minimum bill will be $326 and
the law allows the department to collect
up 10 S 1.000. police Lt. Alan Kent said.
The billing program has already
begun, with notices being sent to re-
sponsible parties in the drunken dnving
accidents presently under invest1gat1on1
Kent said.
Habitual drunken drivers involved in
accidents could also have their vehicles
taken away. Kent said ii'I traffic col-
t. p~ eo.t ~ P904
This was the scene at the taxi stand In front of the terminal at John Wayne Air
port Wednesday afternoon, one of the heaviest travel ~ays of the year.
hsions that involve a drunken dnvct with
two or more manslaughter con' 1ct1 ons in
seven years. Costa Mesa pohce will ask the
District Attorney's office 10 enforce a state
law that allo.ws couns to ~1ze thr dm er's
vdudc. and sell lL
The .. vehicle dc-clarcd nu1sanre .. la v. ha
been 1n e ffect since 1987. but Costa Mesa
has so far requested tt in onl} onl' case.
See DRUNK/Ill
It didn't
Seem busy
at airport;
But it was; Airlines·
say traffic normal
By Bob van Eyken
~ Coest ~ PltoC
COSTA MESA -John Wayne Air-
port used to pack. them in like sardines
on Lhe day before ThaJlkscivina. tra-
d1uonally the year's b1gest day for air
. travel.
But this )'car 1t looked more like some
kind of minimalist nouvelle cuisine.
with passengers tastefully and sparsely
arranged on a sparkling clean marble
dish.
In contrast 10 the convivial crunch of -
pre-holiday traffic 1n yean past.
Wednesday at the Orange County air-
port was a sedate affair.
Lines were sho rt or non-existent at
check-in counters Wednesday after-
noon: although airhne officials said
passenger volume was normal for the
da) before Thanksgiving.
.. The flights arc full." said Julie Stark.
a passcnicr service representative with
Contt~nt.al Airlines. :·Things arc j ust
running "cry smoothJS :·
Travelers and employees attnl>utcd
the change to the new Thomas F. Riley
terminal and two-level access roadway
completed this year.
··rve bttn down hCTC once before.
and it's definitel)' different ... said Brent
Kerns. v1s1ting Orange County Wl1b bis
famtl) fro m Baker. Ore. -ft sure is big.
But it's nice.''
Thouah not that enormous by wor1d
standards. the 337.900-squarc--foot ter-
·minal is evidently more than big
enough to s~allo~ up and digest the
usual pre-ThanksgJving rush. which air-
port offi<.'lals estimated to be just slight-
ly above Last }car's single day passcnicr
total of 17.463.
"We've had a lot of passengers com-
ing through... said Orange County
Sheriffs Deput} John Kohl meier. of
airport ~unt} ··1t JUSt dOC"Sn't seem
hke as man} b«ausc the place is btgtf.
I rtmember it u~ lo be rcaJI)' packed
in t.,e old terminal "nd the traffic used
to bl' temblc out front. ow they've
d1~ 1dt'd tht' traffic with the two levels
and 11 ~m~ to run a lot more smooth-" ..
· Grcgon Monroe. a snack. bar oper-
ator at the new tcnninaJ, wd he'd
C'\pcc't<.·t.I a big rush Wednesday after-
noon
.. , IAao; kind of surpnsed to sec it so
slolA :· hC' said. ··rm used to LAX. It's
al~a)"i a 100 o~er there. Maybe later on
things will get busier.'"
omc longtime Orange County resi-
dents t'ven found the new. biger air-
See HOLIDAY /I•
·You write the ·songs ... and don't even know it
UCf experts: Brain activity causes 'music;' demonstration .. p/anned tnstrum(nts proVlded by Yamaha Corp.,
Shaw 1 scnous when be says be plans to
put out a compact d isc of brain music next
year And he ts cq-1Jy serious about
clarifyma how the brain functions duriQI
the creative process.
By Russ Loar
OfMtl eo.t Dll1 Plot
IR VINE -Ever act the feelina there's
music playina in your head?
Foraet leamina the electric 1uit.ar. in the
future you may be able to plua your brain
' into an amplifier and wail.
UCI rnearchcii are plannina a demon·
stration of "brain music.. nelt week -
c~ronic music created by computer
models of brain activity.
.. The music that's rcsuluna from these
patterns is mterest1na music." said UCI
physics professor Gordon Shaw. "We •~ aoi.111 to try and. att a CD out next year."
·Shaw 6nt stumb&cd on the brain's ap-
parent ability to malce music durina re·
lellCh at UCl's Center for the Neu-
robioloaY of Learnina and Memory.
--wc•ve bad this computer model for some
yean. The idea was to try usina sound and
mutic to help us recosnize these (brain)
patterns.'' Shaw sai~. "It kind of came
Child halts serial rapist
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By IErnly Acs.me
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SANT A ANA -Sbe'd Um .-., on
me CcMICb in btt ~ tivina room
and WU dand wheft ahe WCJle aboUt ) Lftl.
A tu'Ultt tood O~ bet, I Di• W91
tbnilt in her race.
Tbe man cut a piece or her ha6f. IMe
lli«d off her told neckJKe. He tied 1aer
haftdt behind Mr bKlt with OM ol 9-
about by accident and 1t turned out to
sound better tban we thoUJht 1t would ...
So far. the best of the brain music ranacs
1n style from b:iaroq~ to Bach. aooord1na to
Shaw, and is &eneraled by the more ~
Oowina, less wk.oriented neuroloeicaJ pat-
terns. The wont brain music-son of Oat
and repilitioua -comes from the kind of
brain activity Shaw a.id is \lied for more
analytic tuts. like balancina a checkbook..
With a IJ'lftl from the National Auocia·
t1on of Music Merchants and electronic
.. You c.an ask wby Mozan was able to
compose at such an early aaie. We don't
believe )'OU stan from nothina. .. Shaw said.
"You stan with some sort of mental
orpn1zauon and 1cam from there."
Shaw's research, aptly named "M\&lic u
a Window Into Hiaher Brain Function,"
was rteently ~poncd in the fall iauc oftbe
See BRAIN/I•
Freeway accident claims · ..
life of-Orange motorcyCliSt ,,
COST A MESA -A motorcyck tce1·
dtnt ..ty Wed.naday mom1na Oft the
Corotta del Mar hcway in~ at
Hiehway 55 daimed t.bc life of a 22-
~ ~ man. the CahfOmia
........ y Patrol laid.
Midleil 8'e"-Wll'd W!I ~tly tn~· ..... r.-0/lpeed.~ he
Iott COMs'OI ol Ma 19'9 HOftdl mot.Ot·
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The owner of a floral business after operating 11 as a hobby for
l 5 years. IUwaguchi. a 1981 UCJ graduate (social setence major)
and Estancia Hi&h School alumna. was married to Tom Kawaguchi
on Sept. 2. Her brother, Costa Mesa's Roy Santa Maria, was
scheduled to be in the wedding. but Uncle Sam had other plans
and her brother couldn't maJc:e 1t.
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.. Ro~ missed the wedding because he left for aud1 Arabia (on
.\ug. 16). It happened JUSt all of the sudden The> tell you and
you're on call and then you JUSt leave. You ha ve 10 be ready an
the ne\I :?4 hours:· Santa Mana 1s a former Orange Coast College
and btanua High baseball player. "I was reall) sad:' Manta said
"But v.h.11 t an }OU do? It's helpless. You JUSt have 10 accept 1t.
''Thc:tl' .,.. .. ., a lime when I thought maybe he won't Ix> called
The} don t tl'll \OU v.ht·n )ou're going. M ) husband was rcall> sad.
too. 'We "l'rl· .tll walking around numb. My mom was really sad
tx·l.IU'>C th.11' her bab\ ..
Ben and \ltcc "anta Mana. who li ve an Costa Mesa. have three
t h1ldrt.·n· .\I ~ ~. ~1anta. ~I _and Ro~. 28
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t...a .... aguch1 was a.social worker for three >cars before starting
her fl oral husiness ... It got staned from word of mo uth What's
rcaJI> neat 1s that my hobby became rn) business." Kawaguchi 1~
also a former Estancia song.leader and band member (she pla\~d
the flute)
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.. 1 ""ould S3)'. I th ink there·~ probabl) no rehearsal and this 1s
11 \o mah the be'it of 11 ..
-Compll~ by Rieb Duu
Local News Briefs
l\f-"' PORT RE.\\H -A Garden Grove man was arrested on
\usp1e1on "I '4.·ll1 ng methamphetaminc after Newport Beach
narcoll<.\ dl·tnt1\e\ fouri d se'cral gun~ and fi ve ounces of what
wt·rc tx·lic\l'd 111 ix' 1hc· drug at his home.
Jame.·\ \l,1n < r3\'ia""a). 43. was arrested at I: 10 p.m. Tuesday
at his horn'-· d\ pan of an ongoing narcotics in vesugauon. Newpon
Beach po ll<.e "igt And; C1on1s said.
~anolll'• olTitt:r'> received in formation that Gassaway was in
po'>seS\1on of about a quarter pound of methamphctam1ne. Gon1s
<M11d . .\rmed ""llh a search warrant. the detectives went to
< 1a'>sa""a) ·., ho me and noticed the dirt 1n the )ard appeared 10 have
been reccnth dug up. Gon1s said
Thc dc1ec 11 .. c\ dug ahout 10 1ncht•\ and found a plas11c Jar
(onta1ning the ounces of 'luspected methamphetam1ne valued at
\ J .l,()00
ln'illk hi\ home. olTicer'i se11ed two shotgun\ '"o au1oma11<.
ntle' ant.I lour handguns, uonts said
Gav.<1wa\ a self-employed truck dnver. was arre\tcd ""hout
inuden1 on \usp1c1on of J)Osscc;s1on of mcth for sail and hookt·d
into ~c .... port Bcacb CH¥ on S.S0.000 bail
Officers 111111 dellv• baby bay
<).\"IT.\ .\"'lA -A frantic huc;ba nd had a good ncu\C for
pol1<.:c when he was pulled over for 'lpccding earl) "'cdne~a)
morning 1n front of Rancho Santiago < ollcgc 1n \anta Ana. His
.,..,fe sitting t;>es1de him 1n the car. was JU'it about read> to ha'e
d babv
Before paramedics were able to am .. e. the two ~anta Ana
police officers helped 24-year-old Laurdes Corral t.leli ver a health y
bab; boy. later named Salvadore after his 2b-.. ear-old father, police
said
The mother and newborn were taken to lJ{ I Medical Center
IO Orange where they were both rcponcd 1n aood cond111on
following the J ~ 42 a.m. emergency birth. police Yid
-By It~ Dtdly Pilot
Po11·ca Log
-----·---WASHINGTON -A Weral judle WedDeldlJ Klllllukd ID
emcrteftCY Dec. 41-rina on lbe eflorl b)' 45 HOUll D1 nm•• a.
President Bulb from Ofderina an enact on Iraq wi*-
Conatm' IPPft)vU.
U.S. Dlsttjq Jucfee Hamid H. Greene, rejectins a
attempt by tbc JUICice Oeputment to tranifer tbe
lawsuit to a Judi' appointed b)' President Rapn, p"Ye
the aovemment until Monday to file its rcsponte.
Greene said that 11 tbc Dec. 4 bearina be would
hear 1raummu on lbe lawmakers' motion for a
preliminary injunction in the case.
The lawmakers, led by Rep. Ronald V. Dellums, 0-
Calif., contend in the lawsuit filed Tuesday that under Delum9
the Con1titution's war post' clause Conareu must
debate and vote on· a dedalillbn of war before American trooPt can
be uJed to dislodae Iraqi forces from Kuwait.
"We're talking about 1 really serious situation -an eme1aenc:y
bearinJ on Dec. 4 to really determine whether the president can wie
the offensive option," said Michael Ratner. an attorney for the Center
for Constitutional Ri&hts, which repreaents the lawmalcen.
Greene. a liberal Democrat appointed by President Carter. rejected
th~ Jus11~ Department's motion to transfer the case to U.S. District
Judge Royce C. Lamberth, a former government attorney appointed
by Reagan. Lamberth is considering a separate chaUenae to the
-4)resident's war-making powers by Sgt. Michael R. Ange.
Ange. a rece ntly activated· Army National G uard reservist, is
seckmg a court order that he be returned to this country.
"There 1s no basis for the clajm that the instant acuon is 'related'
to tho Ange case," Greene said.
WASHI NGTON -The State Department reacted sharply
Wednesday to a military campaign launched by leftist rebels in El
Salvador and left open the J>OSSib1hty of increasing military aid to the
Salvadoran armed forces.
Deputy SJ>Okcsman Richard Boucher strongly condemned the
military campaign b~ the FMLN rebels. accusing the msura,ents of
violating a commitment not to undertake military attacks that affect
lhe ci vilian J>Opulation.
He said ~ven c1' 1 hans were killed and 6 7 wounded.
Americas Watch. a pnvate human nghts group. said the rebels
have bttn resJ)Ons1ble for only a small percentage of the C1V1han deaths
in El Salvador over the years. Ann Manuel. an associate at Americas
Watch. said the "vast maJonty" of the estimated 40,000 civilian
killings have been the work of govern ment forces and rightist death
squads. 1
by
Sharai leBeau
ORANGE COAST'S ONLY FICTIONAL DRAMA SERIES
Cod> Jones pushed himself up off the hood of Kathennc
Bell'~ late model BMW and walked sJowl}' in her d1rcc11on . the
cigar still Ja mmed in the side of his mouth.
.. It seems to me you got what you need ." he growled. "I mean
think about 11 -David Hensen 1\ fou nd dead in Newpon Bay
What do they find in his lu ng'\? Fresh water. And his aJasses., They
turn up 1n the bottom of a swimming pool And who had acces5
to 1ha1 'iw1mm1ng pool" You got 1t. Cork) Miles."
Katherine her face awash 1n the green neon from the lights
~f the Croa t Hill Tavern. had to agree. ,
"And )OU alread) know that Hensen was -last seen on Males'
boat." added Jones. "Sound<; to me like a prelly good story ..
"I can't JU St accuse this gu) of murder ... Kathcnnc said.
"Wh, not .. said Jone'i "All you have to do 1s lay out the
e\ 1denc.c, let the readers draw their own conclusion ... the readers
and tn c police -Jones smiled and Oic\c<J the bun of his cigar onto
Newport Bo ule .. ard
Jone'i \tancd to ~alk 1n the d1rcct1on of his wa1t1ng limo. He
turned and. in little more than a whisper. said: "Nothing will
happen un11l \OU mat..c 11 happen ..
T n he um tin ucd
Did You Know?
Giving thanks to Someone
Cares on Thanksgiving
•Thanksgiving along the Oranse Co11t: On Nov. 24. 1988.
Merle Hatleberg·s Someone Cares Soup Kitchen tn Costa
Mesa served turke) dinners with all the tnmmmgs to more
than 500 people. hegrnntng a traduion of a special day for the
ho meless and poor families who hve 1n our communities.
Toda). volunteers arc sl'rving a do nated feast under Mcrle•s
d1rect1on to all comcrc, '>o no o ne goes hungry o n this day of
comestible indulgence. Ci1 vc thanks for Merle Hatlebcrg and
others like her today
We 14-0u/d like 10 han c~t m ur histoncal facts m Dtd You
Know. Oraage Coast Dally Plloc, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa.
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~ An FMLN •11nne1tt llid hll&llJ't aa.ckl ~ ._. at
inducina tM IO¥tl'Dmeftl IO IWlur. to the a 1101iatina table. •
Under lcsillatioD ·~ lml montbo·C.U.W• cut nUliwy aid
to El Salftdor 10 $42.S millioe -Mii' \be edmiailtration'1 requa&.
President 8'aab bad objeCted ~to I.be~ Ktioft.
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia -Ethiopia appealed Wednesday t'ot
more than I00,000 tons of emeraency aid to feed tome of the •.3
million people it says could swve next year.
Ethiopia•s appe&f for aid comes as nel&hborina Sudan. also bJt by
drouaht, faces a famine that Western relief officials say thmltens an
estima&.ed 11 million Sudanese.
The number of threatened people in the two countria. by thete
coun" is rouahJy equal to the combined J>Opulations of New York
City. Loa Anaeles. OU<:aiao and Houston.
In Sudan, where dtouaht has made some land barren for the fint
time this century, the aovemment has refused to rccosnize the threat
of famine or appeal for aid: callina the problem a temporary "food
1bortfan.·· But Ethiopia. reelina from rebel battlefield defeats and on the
lookout for new foreian supJ>Oners with Soviet aid diminished, relief
officials have appealed for international help.
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-LONDO~ -Prime Minister Marsaret Thatches::'s supporten
have tried to play the Iraqi card in the Conservati ve Pany's leadership
struggle, but her opponent has said he would not change her firm policy
in the Penian Gulf.
Michael Hescltine. who 1s challenging Mrs. Thatcher for leader-
ship of the Conservative Pany. has called Iraqi Preside t Saddam
Hussein "a destructive loser." He has said that war an the gulf 1s both
"Possible and justifiable."
"HC$Cltine's views on the gulf arc a carbon copy of Mrs.
Thatcher's," said Jack Spence. a professor of pohttcs at Leicester
University. "When it comes to the cnsis. it's 'business as usual' under
Heseltfoe."
As Mrs. Thatcher's defense minister from I 983 to 1986. Hesclunc
defended her conduct of the Falklands War Wlth Argentina and
supponed lhe controversial deployment of cruise m1ss1lcs. He also
backed development of former President Reagan's "Star Wars"
program.
"He's every bit as strona on defense as Mrs. Thatcher," said Peter
Jenlu ns. a leading political wn tcr and commentator
News of the Weird
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NEW YORK -The ,hoppin'
good low cholesferol food of th e
·90s -Bunn) Buraers. made
w11h rahb11 meat -....,as mcrch
a wascall) pwank b) tho~ gu)~
al Sp) maga11ne. who P<'r-
suadcd fou r pubhc rela11on<i
firms to promote 11
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ceived for "Spy TV Pranks." a
ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilat
VOL. 14, NO. 321
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pilot for a potential ~kl) pro-
gram PR firms were contacted
for advice on the nght way 10
market Bunny Burgel"1, a rabbit
patty garnished with carrots .
said Sp) features editor Bruct
Hardy
The phon) fast food Joint also
offered Hareballs -a sort of
rabbit McNuggets -alona wuh
carrot fries an.,d milkshakes.
"We ca me llP with a product
that was pretty far-fetched."
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A bq con111nina a d1amondl.tenn1s bracel!'t worth
SS.SOO wu stolen from the loun&t' 11 1he Red I ion Inn.
J050 Bnstol t.. unday at about m1dn1&ht.
liomront' 'tole a walkt bcl11n11na 10 J H ~rar-old
Hununaton Beach woman who lef'I 11 for I~ minutes \lll1n1
atop a hot dos stand 11 tht' Pnct' < lub 11 I 7900 Ncwhopc
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Someone n:pontdly lht't'W a rock throuah a window
ahonly af\cr l a.m at The he'd rutaurant. 210 Sth St
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A palm lrtt valued at S400 wa 1tolcn trom a home on Encin1 Way
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TllCI and nms valued at SSOO were «<>len from 1 car
1n the I 300 block of Bnstol t.ttc1 between 6 p m Sunday
and 6.1$ a.m. Monday r
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SorMOne k1cktd three holt\ 1n 1 uucco wall at
Pomona hool. 2051 Pomona Ave The damw. c t1-
ted at S200 . .,..., dont' between 11 p m fnday end 7
m Monda).
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A men ~ 10 u1e a count~tfe11 SlO bill to pey for
llaRC c:&M of beet at lZ UQuor, I 4, E I 17th t. Mon4Jy
T1w dat tteopi(ed the phony btll and aakt'd the p1\ron
to refUin 1a IM ttor. until pobcc amved He rdutcd 1nd
lift ahr pmn11C1 with a man 1n an oldt:r model. bcitr car.
,....,.Ya C"ad11lac.•Tfte otht:f man reponedly paid for the
.._. 9'dt t-o IClihmate SI billt bcforo the pair Id\. TN
11alkfe1 lll1111cMd M lbout 6:20 pm.
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Sot'MoM who tntd 10 br~k 1n10 a homt on tht' 16200
block of 1cm was iattd away ind chavd hy • nt1Jhbor
Tht' suspect appercnlly Jumpt'd 1hr frn«' frnm thC' ne1ah·
bot'\ yllrd an<t wu uimper1na w11h a k11t·htn window when
fr1at11cned off.
I U1•11 ._.
A mother 1n the ·11000 bt°'k of &II c 1rde .aid a
b9by11t1er she h1rt'd from an llf'ncy wai \uppottd 10 my
with her three )ouna eh,ldren until 6 lO p.m When the
mother came home she al~y lbund lhc ch1ldn:n. a 2·
month-old b9by and ).year-old twana. locked in the
rcsl<knec-by thcmtelv :there we no...,. or &he blb)lit.-
ter. She alt<> said her chc(b WCR m1 '"' from a bedroom. a
The a.rand theft of a 7-foot by S-foot paint nt. of a
beach .anc wa ~ at the nc1111 Wa~tftoftt·H•'*'
Hotet. 21100 P1nRc Coast Hish-ay
Th1c•et n<>W a black moun&a1n btcyt'lc valued at S300
from a rnteknce 1n the 300 block of lJ tia A\lcnuc
......
A woman oompla1nc.d 1h.i a man foUowtd her from
the Laauna Hills shOPP'"f ~nttt to her apanment com-
plc11 on Kclvtn. Al ~ ..-alked to her apartment, the man
1t1bbed her from bct11nd and DJd. "don•t ttrt.am. aJI I
want ll your sbotl " The victim totd Pol~ she cbd scream
and w man tin away She dttcnbcd him as • _.,,te man
about ls )U" old. 6 r~1 I •n<"h. 230 pounds, "1th dart
ha1r cvt short Vrunna swat lhoru and • cnpcd at11n. Ht
dro\lt' a litflt blue two-door Import car.
0
Two II pin~ -.n ltlot into the bedc patt0 dOOf
of a home on Momu'I V~.
. 0 Somcoiw stoic a •hht nbbit and a blllclt ind •fl1-. iibbit ftom thc•r c., .,, the bect)'trd or a hofN °"
OlmpeMrO. Thf C'lll't """' ~ brh1nd
0
Two ttram1c poll w1th trttt an lhcm and valUC'd at
S450 ""t'tt taken from a homt on Miramar
0
Tv.o wa&chea. "alued at a total of $4,000, wt"te 11otcn
from a home on Aha.mar. ..........
Someone r<>fftd open a 11~ ..... door 1n IM I 100
btoclt or Ebbt1<k Roed and dro .. t' off In a $1 20.000
ron .. tt11bk-'i>orYht-that hid bttn ~n unlocked and Mth
the kt)'' 1n Ide
0 A lhtel c:ut a pie« of .... OUI o(. window to tnter
a home on -Klaloe Coun •eel coolc SS.41S wonh or
proptny, 1ntl'*411"1 SJOO ca1h. two handp.n ~II')' and
1SOO 1n dollar and belf-doUar ~'" 0
Tht cold .... thcr aPl)lartntly mOhYllC'd a tllic( lO
mnovc tht-1l1 net otr a 1911 N11an tnt pel'Ud h• tM
~ ot: Hchotrooc AVftl•.
~,...._
day before
Tha•tli'ri .. ~Ir.: u ;:':!
And IM rain
was followed
by sloriou1
aun. Praite the Lotdt .
A n d
1lon1 the Or-
1n1e Coast,
busine s ap.
ptared aood.
By mid-mom-
ina the valet '/-JI.~ outside South
Coast Pina
had a front
line of two Jaauars. thrtt Merttdes and a _ ~xus.
Inside. foot traffic was already dense.
Across town. still before noon, half the JOO
tables at Fashion Island's revised Atrium Coun were
taken and pianist Donna Blackwood hadn't finished
her first set of Christmas sonas. A well-dressed lunch
n"9d was dillias '"'° ill .-M. .... • .-.. h lftmed as 900d a U... • _, IO cMCk • .... OIMir CGM1'1 odwr' lidl: 1111 jalll111, .....,, Md
........ Oran ................ , • wial
WW,. bua tltty dicl lhe ••idnoe dte Orlullr Ccma
b abarina 111 boUndlul ..._ ......
By rarly a~moon die Job Ccn1er •• 19th Sueet
and Placentia Avmue ia COl\I Mna it UIUally
cloted (they open al 6 a.m.). ""We·ve been ntn busy
today;• &m1kd mARllFf Bernie Gama. tk fq)Ol1ed
4S l)lactmcnt' coms-rcd to • daily IVeJ"llC or 30.
"One contractor took ciaiat auys arid said it could be
l)l'rmanent work;' he bodled.
Still, there were ~· of day laborers waitina
for work. "Wo're doiftl the best we can." sa.id
assistant manqer Cbrhrina Saachcz. Both Sanchez
and Garc.ia felt community awattnns of 1he jobs
proaram had increased considerably in the past year.
"This isn't work. it•s therapy," laughed volun-
trcr Cam Gleason in the aftttnoon sun. Hr was
about a mile from the Job Center. painting the new
Share Our Selves (SOS) facility near the Newpon-
Cos1a Mesa border. SOS is a community food bank
shut down by polit~I bickenn1 seven months ago.
Bui now SOS is finishing construction on its
own million-dollar warehouse that 1s twice the size
of i11 raled pr1 •• : 111 aw. n. lliii.I c:llarity ._ ben
the l"CC'ipicat of an ...,.1111 tad ~of
rommunity lhari""
"lt'1 uabeticwable. .. adtl r • 90S direcscw
Jnn fOf'blth. How .. O\'tl' ....-rMed. __.
inaJy ovemiaht'? .. "'" Imm_. ow tnck tec:otd 1.Hd ":· answn'Cd ~cwt.lb, Who aicbd otr S2S,OOO
rach from local homebui' 'In :Jim htcn and
Kathryn ThomptOft Ud 1100.000 each from de-
"c:loJ>CB W1Uiam Lyon. Peltr Ot-bt, John Michler
and Howard Ahmanson.
··Then thcrr wu an anonymous donation of
SI 00.000; the Ne"'port~Mna-lrvine Interfaith Coun-
cil raised U0.000 aad CUrtene and Hans Prascr.
along with 'The Ritz Brothen: tent ovrr $40,000
they'd collected at a luncheon." •Id Forbath.
In addition to cub doftltions. voluntttn hke
Gleason have contributed countless hours to rebuild
thr SOS food blnk. fort.lb cited arch1lec-t John
Von Szrhski. structural enainecr John Coil and
con1ractor Mike Dunn for "at least 100 hours of
donated ume."
"We hoped to be open by Thanksgiving but "ill
m1<is by a few weeks, .. said SOS board member (and
voluntcer painter) Brenda Dickerson. SOS alrcad}
has a \torcroom of food on hand and a conunuing
suppl}. accordina to Dickerson. will come from
tum>undi• _... _. ·a••'ll 11 ......_
Scvefal blocb -... ...__ ills' 21 -len,ahcnina when Ci• OllMs Heilm ,.,.....
.. Ow ,Thankfliwille .... is II Ill.• = ii "'ttuti~c dimtOr o( dllc Or-. C.-aW'
helter. mc•tioeed in dad colwaa two .... lllD-
~ thdter .. m boll diaaer b 100 ......._,,of
their res1dtnt famiUa wbo woUJd ~ '9e
homeltss. "The Cen1er Club is ~ llUUy
dinner and Httbor 0.y ~·, k>wer'tl'ade dllles
a~ pro"tdina relitha and tttn areau. .. laic:t Heifaet.
He-i(ncr alJO pointed out lhal FtM.t. die you111
man ...,h°"' motha Lauaht him t.bt 1mponaace ol
proper amaac. ~ found work at llally'1 Ham·
burgrr dnvc-thru. Heifner added that Frank's iamiJy
moved into one oflhe shellds MUI apattmeotS ud
that Frankie Jr .• qt 3. would be in lbe poup•s
Chrmmas play. ·
A final stop on 1b1s pre-Thank11ivi1111 O.y
sun.ey was to vLSit Frank Sr. at bis new job. "Hey,
Mr Wood. how you doana. .. be yelled, pu11q out
menus 1n the ptl\enng darkness. ··~ tot me
work1ns 10 hours a day and I love it., he said.
Frank's boss. Mike Pierce, said Frank was dotQI a
.. terrific Job.u
Oranse Coast, we have much to be thankful for.
Jbll W#4'• ~I••• ru• ~T• ~ n.,..aTJ. '-
Laguna ~each · tries for third ~me ::-.::,.. Noted UCI sc!entist
to halt, or alter, blufftop project M~.;~~~-~J.'::"";::: honored by his peers
By KAREN AUGE
Orat\09 CoMt DellV Ptlot
LAGUNA BEACH -Although
1hey have struck out twic~ with
county officials, city leaders here
will ao to bat a thKd time '"
attempt to halt or at least alter a
planned bluffiop custom home pro-
ject.
The City Council voted unani-
mously Tuesday to appeal last
werk's ct>unty planning com-
mission approval of the 26-home
SmithclifTs developmenL Coun-
cilman Neil F1upatrick was absent.
City officials claim the communi-
ty would strain city services and
that grading for the prOJCCt would
dmupt the landscape. Nearby
neighbors complain the additional
residents would exacerbate 1raffic
congestion on Pacific Coast High-
way.
In addition, the homes would sit
atop a winter nesting place for the
Monarch butterfly and on the site
of ancient Native American
anifacts.
The 10.4-acre parcel hes in a
pocke1 of land overlooking Emerald
Bay and is vanually surounded by
Lacuna Beach city boundane-s.
Nevertheless. the Local Agtncy
Formation Comm1ss1on last week
rejected arguments by City Man-
ager Kenneth Frank. Mayor Lida
Lenney and Councilman Neil
Fitzpatrick lhat the propen } should
be included in the city's sphere of
influence.
In addition, t_hc comm1ss1on ap-
proved a plan that would aHow 1he
Irvine Ranch Water Distnct to
handle sewage from the homes. The
c11y had refused to provide sewer
service there.
The commission dcciSJon camr
one day after the county planning
commission 'approved. on a J.-2
vote. the project over the obJccllons
of city Icade~
Spokesmen for tflc Bnnderson
Real Estate Group have cons1stent-
I) maintained that they have
worked wtth neighbors and altered
plans for the development so that it
doesn't interfere with nearbv
homes. ·
up Wednesday for an elltpected call
to active duty in the Persian Gulf. By Russ Loar °' llnQe Coast Deity PMot Tht commander of the 200-
strong Manne Medium Hehc.opter
Squadron 764 said the outfit as
ready if rumors that it will be scn1
to Saudi Arabia prove true
The Marines in the
squadron have until Nov.
~pon. an Orangr County
paper reported.
764th
27 to
new-r
.. Nobody wants to go to war. but
1f the country need$ them. the folks
'" the squadron arc ready lo put
down their jobs and go -you'd ·
have to hold them back.'' Col.TD
Seder told the newspaper.
-By City N~"' ~rvltt
IRVl?'loE -Skies att looking blue
for t;CI atmosphenc chemist
Sherwood Rowland. the man who
first disco\ ercd man-made deple-
11on of 1he eanh's protective ozone
layer.
Ro-.land was recent!\ named
president of the largest general ~1-
_tnce orgal\1zation in the ~orld. 11
was announced WedneSda\ Now
prrs1dent-ekct of the .\men.can .\s·
soc1a11on f~ the Advancement of
Science (AAA~). Rowland wall
beg1n a lhrtt-year 1erm next Febru-
ary srn mg as chairman of the
board dunng his 1h1rd )tar
Rowland was in competition for
tht pomion with Paut-Oray, ]lll"CSJ·
dent of the Massacbutetts lnmtute
of Technol<>I)'. In an interview
mailed to AAAS mcmben ak>na
with ballots. Gray desa"IDed what
ht calls the "national dilemma" of
scientific illiteracy in public educa-
tion
In a parallel interview publahcd
for AAAS members. Rowland cnu-
c1zcd a growing trend in SClenufic
researCh to focus on la.rat-sale pro-
JectS at the expen~ of 1nd1vidual
sc1en t1sts.
Plans tar cllHdNn~s library win OK d1i111111rat11~1
··The ancreasina tendency to
focus on pant anittat1vcs instead of
on the md1v1duaJ investigator 1s of
great concern to me." Rowland
said .. I persist an behevma that
most good n~ ideas come from
individuals rather than ilAJll com-
bme-s ·• ·
He 1s especially cnt1c.al of the
gargantuan super colhdcr project an
T eus. charging that sacnufic con-
s1derauons gave way to pohtk:s.
By Robert Barker the project -the 26.000-square-and Langford archnccturaJ finn of
0renoe c... Olllly PltoC foot children's wing -is expected Huntington Beach, were criticized
to stan nut fall. by Barbara M1lkov1ch. a member of
HUNTINGTON BEACH -The Phase 2. a 350-seat aud1tonum. the city's H1stonc Resources Board.
is a cultural and archi tcctual land-the building wu fintshC'd an 1974,
mark." and the architectural work was as-
M1lkov1ch said the hbran. in the
park at T albcrt A venur and. Golden
Wcs1 Stret't. was the las1 building
designed by renowned arch1trct
Richard Neuira. Neutra dt\!d before
sumed by has son Dion.
Rowland. -. ho 1s in Europe and
unavaalablc for comment. has bttn
widely praised for st1clung to his
guns whrn cnt1c1zed by the csta~
Planning Commission has ap-will be built under the children's ··1 haven't been able 10 slttp
proved archttectural plans for a wing. bU1 there's no set time for several n1gh1s because of the stonr
children's wina at Central Library completion. officials said. wall and teflon wall we have run
despite protests that the major re-Design plans. by the Anthony into." Milkovich said. "The library
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Milkovich con1ends that the
plans to put the ch1ldrcn's w1n1
e'pans1on in front of the library
"oblitcrat~s .. Neutra's de-sign. hshement
The eApens1on, wtuch 1s funded
both by private fund-raising efTons
and Trom the cuy's treasury. will
cost about $4. 9 million.
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' SANT A ANA -Many Oranae
County executives believe today
that business managers. while tech-
nical whizzes. aren't very good at
woning with underlings.
UCI management professor Ken-
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clusion after conducting a tele-
phone S'tlrvey of 175 county ex-
ecutives.
"More than 90 percent of the
cJ1ecutivcs surveyed report that
their managers need some ad-
ditional training or development in
the three areas of interperso nal,
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Nearly half of those polled in-
dicated there was a strong need for
training in all three areas .
In contrast, Kraemer said. less
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lieve their managers need further
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The executives cited inter-
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· By City N~,.,. &rvltt
..... ~ ~. • lllA retil•• ....... -n.1~1=aitl111t• ol._..t -would be 11\l wed
10 ~ ..... al t.bem U illiured.. ntll ~ -120.000 -, •. far below * llGD;OOO
.. , 11m o( mil'iow o( people woWd be ·
lldwnely llllcted and their fiunckl ~ rendend
..... _... atjml tb1e wro111 U... laid Ken"'h
a ....... ....Uw vial jWwidlllt oltbc ~· banUn .,..,_ Whicb repraeAU smaller, coaunanity .
bub.
··A lot of CDs (ccniftca1a of deposit) wouJd wilad
up ftOt beina insured. Tbaa would drive funds ftQm
oomm11nity fiaancial institutions to too-bia-~fail 1Ju4·· he uid. ...
However, Seidman aaid most small depotjton
likely would consolidate their aooounu so that all of
their money was pananteed.
Beal estate loan
aCtivity .rebounds
· LA JOLLA -California real estate financial activity re-
bounded somewhat in October when overall lending totaled S 16. 7
billion. accordin1 to a real estate financial report. _
The October total was IS.8 percent above September's $14.S
billion, which was the lowest since February 1988. according to the
Dataquict Report
.. While real estate activity has been lagging behind last year's
levels, September's numbers were particularly pim," said Donald
Cohn, president of La Jolla-based Dat.aquick Information Systems,
publisher of the report.
"The October numbers show that September was not the
bcginnina of a steeper dive in real estate activity. The low level for
that month wu aJmost certainly caused by the Persian Gulf crisis
and nervous financial markets. Things arc beck on a fairly even
keel now," said Cohn.
Financial activity during recent months has generally been
I S-20 percent behind year-ago levels, accordinJ to the report.
September was 28.4 percent behind September 1989; October was
20.2 percent behind October 1989.
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J .. Khaba M. Wood ... ~ .,
tbe ltfflWt iD tlile llM'IUMlltl ill-
.., ~·probe ... Joa.--
Milba -afiir 1peculaaor 1 ...
8oaky coa'-ed to taaaput ..._
braki .. in late 1916.
Milken. 44, lobbed at uma dut-ins tbe proceedina but '10od a-
preuionlesa u Wood annowacild
the punilh.meDL The judte called
him .. , man of talent and indultry"
but 11id bis crimes meriled leftldly ·
i~ration to deter further
wroned<>ina.
-rhis kind of miAUe of your
leadership position (constitutes)
serious crimes warrantina terioul
punishment and the di1COmfort of
beina removed from society,"
Wood told a counroom pecked
with 200 spectators, inctudina Milk-
en's wife, Lori.
The aenrence capp-fit ,-
tumultuous sap of the Drexel
Burnham Lambert Inc. financier Mlchael M ilken, With hie wife Lori, ..m. for Mntenclng at U.S.
whose pioneerina use of biab-yield Olatrlct Court In New York Wednelday.
junk bonds raised billions of dollan of .. -...un:•·-t, ;.A__. 1 m"'"a·m"m .,0 • • • ..:n r. th • 1:.r. J in capital but also helped fuel the ........., ...... ·~ -... "° at and ww aor e rest oi my w_e.
hostile corporate takeovers that yean in prison. He already has am truly sorry."
characterized an era. aareed to pay $200 million in fines Milken attorney Arthur liman
and place $400 million in a fund to asked the judae to sentence Milken It also appeared to vindicate the compensate investors. to only community ~. sayina
aovemment's relentless pursuit of He was ordered to repon to fed-his crones were "deviations from
Milken. who plead~ ~illy to six era I custody on March 4• 1991. He an otherwise admirable life ...
felon y. counts of vaolalln~. federal will be eligjble for parole after ser-Liman cited Milken's $360
conspiracy. w an~ secuntaes laws-. ving at least one-third of his term, million in charitable contributions
!"ther than fact tnal on racketeer-meaning he could not be rcleued bqinning before the federal in-
1n1 an~ fraud charaes. until 1994_ A prison was not dcsia-vestiption and his work with
.. Thas senten~ ~hourd _send the natcd. underprivileged children.
~essaae that. cnmmal ma~onduct Milken also must pcrfonn 1.800 "I'm not a psychologist. I can't
an our finanetal markets wall not be houn of community service during offer your honor an explanation as
tolerated, regardless of one's wealth each of three years' probation. to how Michael slipped," Liman
or power," said Securities and Ex-"What I did violated not just the said. "I can just attest to those
change Commission Chairman law but all of my principles and values that come out constantly."
Richard C. Breeden. values," Milken told the court
Milken. the California-bred son before sentencing. "I deeply regret -By IM A6HdalH Prn1
Milken still
wealthy ~espite
stiff sentence
NEW YORK -Michael Milken.
sentenced Wednesday to 10 years in
prison for securities and tu vaol-
ataons. is no longer a b1lhonaire.
But he remains one of the country's
richnt people.
His net worth was estimated an
October by Forbes mapzine at
$700 malhon. aood enou&b for
11 Sth place on the register of
America's 400 wealthiest people.
That's after payina $600 million
in fines and restitution as pan of his
auilty pica to Sill felonies in Apnl.
Forbes also estimated that he lost
S2SO million from the collapse of
the junlc-bond market and his em-
ployer. Dttxel Burnham Lambert
Inc:-. which filed for bankruptcy
earlier this year.
At Ottxel, Milken made more
than SI.I billion from 1983-87,
includina SSSO m1lhon an 1987
alone. But he faces more than SO
civil lawsuits scekina billions of
dollars an damqes as a result of his
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Unscented Pllck
(Limit 4 Packs)
Christmas Wrap
JUMBO ROLL
50 Sq. Ft. Paper
17 Sq. Ft. Foil
Choose from a
large assortment
BOxed
CHRISTllA
CARDS
Choose from a 11 ~
1aroe aasort~t y ~ Pric
FOLDING
GIFT
BOXES -
CLEO
WHITE TISSUE
PAPER
72 Sq. Ft.
~
• 4 Pack Lingerie
Large Assortment 20 COUNT
BUMBLE BEE
CHUNK WHITE
ALBACORE TUNA
In Water
I NOW DOLPHIN SAFE I
6'.-'a OZ. CAN
SUNSHINE -~~ CHEEZE-JT
16 OZ. BOX
7111 oz. CAN
or HI HO 'S -
Crackers
$169
KAMCHATKA
VODKA
80 Proof
$ &9
ASSORTED
FLAVORS
ROYAL
GELATIN
DESSERT
3 OZ. REG.
14 OZ. BOX
K r usteaz
RNI
BLUEBERR~·
MUFFIN Ml
COOK 'S
CHAMPAGNE
• Brut
•Extra Ory
MIUER
BEER
HALLI DAY'S
MEN'S TRADITIONAL CLOTHING & FURNISHINGS
$AOtTIONAL SUITS FROM1
doHIN lTO., llNEn, MAJER,
S'fl, ANO GRIEF -All WITH
a .OWH "'RIVATE LAIEl."
.,ITS YOU KNOW ANO ADMIRE .
: • WOOLS, WOOL IUNOS IN A ~RIETY FOR All ... NOW RE.
DUCEO FOR QUICK SAlEI
· •••ulor '2~. to '$MJ.
Sale '158. I• '338.
UR OWN "'RIV A TE lABEl" -
fROM THE NATION'S FINEST
lt\AICERS1 TWEEDS, FLANNELS,
iHETlANDS AND MORE ... All
~T CLEARANCE SALE f'IUCES.
••11lor 119$. to '42'.
ale 1128. to •a
TRADITIONAL
NA VY BLAZERS
LOSEOUT ON IASIC NA VY
lAZERSI EVERY WARDROBE
HOULD INCLUDE TWO • .. .
XCELLENT SELECTION -OF
% WOOL AND POLY·
OOl.
J::~!;~ Sale 1138.
HUGE SELECTION
DRESS PANTS
OVER 1000 PAIRS TO CHOO'SE,
FROM RIVER CITY, WOOLRICH,
SPORTlf ANO OTHERS. PLAIN,
PLEATED ... WIDE VARIETY
FABRICS, STYLES AND COLORS.
•EXAMPLES•
GIOU' 1.
IUGIY PANTS
ELASTIC WAIST BY SPORTIFe
COLORS, SIZES FOR All.
R•'!;~°' Sale 18. ••
GIOUP 2.
11&.T MODIL • Pll·WASHID
CANVAS -TWILLS
STOCK UP AND SAVE 81GI R-: Sale 22.••
GIOU' 3.
'LAIN AND 'LIA TID
,OL y -conoN ,O,LINS
YOUR TRADITIONAL
FAVORITE I
R•gvlor S I ·J4 II •j2• a e •
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LARGEST STOCK IN OUR HISTORY.
IOUGHT THIS SUMMER BEFORE
OUR DECISION TO RETIRE. HUN -
DREDS U'°N HUNDREDS.
-A nw IJUMl'tlS -
• SLllYILISS •
V-NICK LAMllWOOL
·~:;':' Sale 26. 11
SHITLAle •~ON VIST i,. •s2-l•le 3J. 11
LON9 IUIYI -cnw •CK SHmAND PULLOVIR
• .,. '$r S•le 28. ..
•y • .. Cl(• I COLOll
LAMl'I• WOOL PULLOVll
• .,. ~7· Silt· u."
6 COi.Gai • UATHll IUTTON IHnLAND CARDIGAN
.,. ,.r. Sile "9" PUUOVll-™ COLoPw!JE~
FOA YOU~ CHNl'TMM 09'T8 .... .,, Sllle G.11
LLIDAY'S ·
OVER 2000 FINE DRESS SHIRTS
FROM TOP MAKERS WITH OUR
"PRIVATE LABEL." WHITE, COL·
ORS, PATTERNS ... SHORT ANO
LONG SLEEVE. SIZES 1~ ~ · 17 ~
R-r1vlor •28 to •j2'°
Sale 18." to 34.11
SU,.I SPICtAL GIOU'
LONG SLllVl-lunON-DOwt.
OXFORD CLOTH
WHITE , BLUE, PINK, MAIZE
••r;j•r Siii 18•
WI All PAMOUS POI
NECKWEAR
OUR SPECIAL TY FO. THESE MANY
YEARS ... TIESll NEA•l Y 2000 TO
CHOOSEI •OlfRT TALBOTT.
FERREL •EEO. JACOB •OIEUS.
•••""'' 27• to •• 3 SALi GIOU'I
1211-1611-22'1
SPOii SlllTS
FINE MAKERS1 GIT-MAN, SfRO,
WOOLRICH, EAGLE, ETC. SHOU
AND LONG SLEEVE. REGULAR ANO
HEAVY WEIGHT. SUPER IUYSI
R-r1vlar '30 to 1j9•
Sale 18. 11 to 38."
HYN • SPOONI .. UHALA•
"HAWAIIANS"
SHOil SlUVf t COTIOH, COTTON·P'OlY
•• . ·•~··••Sale 29.
1111 SlllTS
GOLF, "TURTLES", RUGIY, ETC.
SHORT -LONG.SLEEVE. S·M·l ·Xl. R~ "i34• to 162•
Sale 22.11 I• 38.11
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a.ch. boy
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lake?
tA, 1• rt 9-\ ~ 11 lult DuckyH
Don't., Defty, come visit West
End West. Wih a telecUon like
our.. you'll neYer to on a "WUd
Goose Chase'' aplnl
/
21 ll Lacuna Canyon lid
Lac1_.1na Beach. CA 17 141494-2264
Neor••••r • Jay.e and Eric Oowlon. Newport leKb.
~lb and Paw.I Monahan. COiia Meta. t'. ud Julio Ciceri. C.0.Ja Meta. boy
Judith and Robert F'&lber, Irvine. IP".I Mau,. and Ouiatopher Bair, COiia Mesa,
~ and Jama H~ C.O.ia Maa.
boy SAINT JOUPll ~AL PM,. ... H
Oiriatine and Timothy BW"ftl, Wiklomar,
~Aft AL OOIOll1Nft'UI llOIPTl'AL OetlMr ..
Mr. ud Mn. Salvatia'ra. Col&a Maa, lilt
Od*rn
Mr. a.od Mn. SerJe. COiia Mn.. Prl
Mr. and Mn. Kim, Irvine. Prl Od*rll
Mr. and MB. Hallock. Irvine, sirl ~It
Mr. and Mrs. Vazquez. Colla Mesa, boy N..,..._.
Mr. and Mn. Abel. Corqu deJ Mar, boy PM•..._.
Mr. and Mrs. 0apon. Co.ta Mesa. boy
--~---·· Mr and Mrs. Hema.ode%. ColU Mesa, airt
~....... .
Mr. and Mrs. Luevano, Colla Mesa. boy
~e.a-11
Mr. and Mrs. K.ittt, COit.a Mna. sir1
"Catch Our Healthy Attitude"
Make Healthlul Eating a Holiday HIT
Pacifica Community Hotpital'1 recipe for feutlng ju1t In time for the HoUday Seaton.
Than4ay, N"~r 29tli from 6:00 P·•· &o 7i30 p.m.
Joi• UIHla Forti•~ rq'9te_picl 4ietieiall
lo lea111 11.e eecreu ol u4111iliw ( b.1 llealtlry) ecllWa
Rffei•e ••fOCNI for 1~1·• i.eludj .. redPft for ~
• ~.IHe 1weeu
• Hear1·Heahhy Elltttft
• Supc'r alad1
• Tipe on how lo make HoUdAiy Fnorile9 tire heahhy way.
amplfl qi .. ••triU-. •lw.les"
Cllrt•C.U ... ....._ •ya
"Tlaa& •ea~ealy t'eeU••" laterter hsl ...
l6
1---+-....-+----+-j
~ ~ f iacilica .
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL ReservatX>ns required for this event which
includes sumptuous aampling and delightful door priaes
He4' ..• c ir, ,._ Ill,....... ltt.tl n-
,._ IU. ... ,. ( 114) ~l hn SSM
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~ HOLIDAY FURNISHINGS SALE
AMERICAN & ENGLISI I ·\~TIC)lJE rt 1RNITl JRE
REDUCED ~6 50°/o OFF
FANTASTIC VARIETY
OAK • WALNUT • MAHOGANY
CHt=:RRY
Dining Sets • Bedroom Sets • Chairs
Secretaries • Tables • China Displays
Bookcases • Victrolas • Radios • Rugs
Clocks• Upholstery• Plus Much More
•
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LOI A*"'• -...... ... loa to 111w ..._. ....... ,. __ s,ooo...., n. -... -•••• ... _., __ 'I lllW low ..tJto ........... IO __
oe W I 1sh;, ...., Mu I•• 111e fll .... rAunrd a.,. oM Mrtua 128 ,.,.n 'Wv ... Nlief' 111sc• on n..tay, 8'd
nw d l
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..... -I .._ -lllw miMioo'o -·
)alMd ta •rill llDo It 11111 Loo Tiie Uoloa -Ml--·
A =~I uw-. ... ... ':'!Id Jcxdu Millioe .... the sih.., al-·-··11_..lilodapoastld -Annyph•w!IO--
llow waitlaa· for 11 early 23,000 -In Loo~ C-.
lbou.;wlll -1.' ty Oi T!Mahllwinl Doy, -
-no ......... " "''"" -" -........... Md di-. .. ..W ~Jeff Ir'~ no donned ...ner numbers of the homrl••
.. -aod pile turtley and -· and dnoli"I Oi ........ "I'd lite IO -,,.., lliid Ihm ""' aa ..,;.
help ni1e ,...,,._for tho.e wm<-mated 30,000 homdao ia Ibo Loi '·
Man who burned
to death told
friends of pl•
SAN JOSE -Npyen Kim a..,
had threatened to bum hillllelf to
dtath in &onl of the U.S. Capitol so
many timel that friends or the
Vietn1mese·born publisher no
loqer believed he would do it.
The newspaperman finally fol--
lowied throuah. 1ettin1 himtelf
ablaze near the Capitol's West
Front on Monday to pro~t Com·
munist rule in his homeland.
"He said it too many timn; it
was like cryina wolf," said Quynh
Thi, publisher of the Vietnam Daily
News in San Jose ... He just uid. ·1
want to die, I want to die, I want to
die in front of the Capitol for my
country.' ..
Friends and colJnaucs dctcribed Bans. S6, as a workaholic who
never recovered from the trauma of
leavina Vietnam after the Com-
munisl victoey in 197S.
The father of five children: Bana.
spent time in a "~ucation"
camp after North Vietnamese took
over and later fled Vtetn1m by sea,
they said. '
· He had recently writlen to P.re,,i-
dcnt Bush about the plif,ht of fellow
bolt people and the -~bulations
that Vietnamese auest w~rken have
endured in Eaitem Eurppe.
Co-wort.en could only cuess at
Sana's motives, but said they as-
sumed. be hoped to bring lttefltion
to those iuues.
Dozens of byitanden looted on
Monday u Rana dOUtcd bis body
with a flammable ltquid and iani\ed
himself.
-.. He stood for quite awh1Je," said
a tourist from IOWI wbo watched.-Banc lie down, tum on his t.ck and
reach skyward before be was
enaulfcd in flames .... , was pretty
puesome.'"
The 1uicide apparently was the
lint cue of a Vietnamese bumina
himself to death in the United
States. It. evoked memories of the
June 11 , 1963, immolation ofThich
Quang Due. the monk who killed
himself on the streetJ of Saiaon to
·protest the 1overDmeot'1 dis-
crimination ap.inst Buddhists. Ilana bad left California two
months aao to help swt 1 Viet-
namnc-lanauaae newspeper called.
the Capitol Voice, bated in north-
ern Viflinia.
Bach Hae N~yei1, owner of
Capitol Voice, wd she saw Sana on
Monday morning but he pve DO
indication that be planned. to kill
himself. He ieft behind several iet-
ten -to Nauyen, to his wik and
lO Thi -all of which were con-
fiscated by authorities.
Nauyen said Bans'• suicide ~ay
have been meant to d111;w 1t1ention
-to the problem1-of bolt-people a .
Vietnamete auest work.en. But Thi _
aaid she thouaht he was also
plqued by emotional problems.
"He was very upset,· and some-
times I think he was in mental
distress .. Thi aaid, add.ins that his
anti-communism had become an
oblnsion Cor Banc. "Thlt was real·
ly a mental probkm with him ...
Bans, 1 banker in his n1tive -
" country, foupt in ~ South Viet· namne army qa1Q1t the com-
munist1. Hit pandlllther, father,
uncle and you..., brother wen:
killed in .the war.
He and hit wife Doa Vien, 53,
at everythina when they came-to
the United States with their chil·
dr<n, "°" qe 14 throuolt 2.~. and ldtled in San 1-. 4 The IU!il~ lived on welfan: 111C1
what little Ilana earned with_ bU ..._,...-. .
&o., and Thi foundod the Viet·
nam Doily N..., in 1916. But a..,
.... tuaDy left 10 publish bil OW1I Vietn1me1e~l1m1u11e weekly,
nun An. .
-a1 dll Al srtlMf p,_
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C...*-F•r y.._, IAe and IUs
ICtl• •• H•• l..arMI-• were ...... -.
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...... ca-..11111
"I -oa1y bope we can obri~k
all al -milhary -and ltarl
10 -dlOI -for lloutlna,
r .. air ••
• UclusiYe usy.clean lop • aoc• witt1 urnet
• low'flMI "9fl
contral
• SpiM-utchint cooktop .
•Plus, many
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............
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• 10-Level Variable Cook Pow r Coa"'~~~'°''t:==-.J..-====;~ • Vented or Non.vented -·
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•
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poeittona. and S 18,305 per year for the professional position•. wtth vtrtually automatic
annual pay Iner ...... ExceHent advancement opportunlUea avaJlable. Fluency In Spanish
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atrical.
leftDett bellD bis iaitial liddll•
to die committee bf wavinl aloUd
• baud puzzJe, -~be ... aboul
to paiat tM ~ plCtUle ..... tM
members 1">UJel later be auided "1
wt.en the)' flt tcJldber me pieces or
evidence. He shook it b efl'ect.
When it came his turn '° offer an
initial dcfen.e. Riesle broulbt bit own pmz~ hen, beld it aJOA and
jostled pieces onto the desk around
him. Pieces, he said, are aometimet
millina. ·
Bennett, in the role of RieaJc'•
proeecutor. -watched ftom ICfOll
the room. .. Mine'• bitser," be announced.
Treasuey lnay
limit deposit ·
• msurance
WASHINGTON -The
Treasury Department is consider·
ina rcstrictina each Amtrican to
th~ federall y insured bank. sav-
inp institution or credit union ac.
counts -no matter how littJe
money is in each.
The dcpanmcnt asked the Feder-
al Deposit Insurance Corp. to. etU·
matt how much the proposal would
save and to describe potential prob-
lems in administerina it, FDIC
Chairman L WilUam Seidman said
Wcdncsdav. _.,,., ........ ,,.,_
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..
Hf ... ii dear he wanted •
$of a raohalioe aUthoriii• .U• s.ddmn, and laid Iha•
.. indict1Mn11 o( Iraq'• bNty 10 citizens o( Kuw.it
*OU bf prrteftttd ntlt week 10
tht nittd Nations.
OI Thunday. the president and
hi•'""· &.rbara. planned to share
Thltlulivina with MMM of the
230.000 U.S. terViccmcn and ter·
vi~cn he. has sent to the ~r
sian Oulf "lion to confront Iraq .
.. It' do nothin1 cite, I will con-v~y to them the hHnfelt thanks of
the ~merinn people at this vtty
specfil time of year for Americans,"'
Busll said.
Hf told reporters he would &ell
the troops that .. we arc aoina to
prevail. that they're not there on a
mistfon impossibk ...
B•sh announced that he will
mttt with S)'rian President Hafez # .._...,..
al-bad on Friday in Geneva on Pr•dent 8ueh meeta with uled Kuw.itl ....,, Sheik Jaber al-
his .ay home from the Middle East Ahmed ef-Sabeh In JedcW't, Saudi AratHa Wedn11day.
to tk United States. r---------------------.l'---'
Ht defended mcetin1 with the -------------------.. controversial leader. whom the _ g ·I I ("'\G!,. /_ .---_
Unittd Statn aovemment officially VIII \.JDRaTIT/.a
cb ntKkn the head of a terrorist ;:=:~.:;~· . .:11:.=~ rupsc;a-/c cftrshitms far the
as we do:· Bush said. "I have no cful~~ ,Q
problem sitting down with him for if171rev
this common objective." 'J ..,.
Sfeakina with rcponcrs after ("\Q..
medln1 with Sheik Jaber al-Ahmed \.Jl.JIMJ }2,-2.f
-al·Sibah. Kuwait's c1ilcd emir, South Coast Plaza • rruetal Court • 549-7090
Bu railed the dccible level of his ·-----------3------------• nation o( the Jraqi leader. ..,.. ......
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We hope you enjoy the at-
mosphere complemented with our
fine Mexican food ... ln Costa Mesa
stnc-e1972. "
Lunch • Dinner • Cocktails
Open Daily At 11 AM .. ,,.. .......................... ..
. l
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Purchases
Friday an<l Saturday
Nov. 23rd & 24th
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MANUF~ a FINIStED .. ~ COUN'l'Y
As a holiday gift to Orange County residents(
Heirwood is offering super discounts on al
Heirwood shutters, shoji screens & room
dividers ordered durin~ November & Decem-
ber .1990.
• -11111, mn••lmm .. , • ..-i ...... ~YUDllY. .
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outside the USA, ours are made and finished
here in Orange County by California craftsmen.
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keep us in .mind for all your holiday needs
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on .,,,..,thing )OU'flftd l'or )'OU' home. Wt hawc _, 790 ID-
swck wall':!':~ns. and ooordil\;lting ~~and hlk*b
a ll'llly pt look. Plus, frtt How-To Oirlia. \ideol, md
• expen &coming ..met makf~gi!lg wall~ a bime. ~-And ~blllck ii all wilh our You Goua I.DY< II guanniet .
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other dlecounll. Free roll• mu1t be of equal or .....,. vllue
""" ""'" pui'dlUod. • SALE ENOS DECEMBER 4, 1990 .
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I ENTER OUR . DRAWING TODAY. WINNER WILL RECEIVE $300.00 OF IN-STOCK I
comp~e thla entry form and return It to this store.
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WALLPAPER OR BORDERS OF HIS OR HER CHOICE. No purchase required. Pie-
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a.-LM.mco. .. oo Monday at Tempk ~: ~ ~ ~rom:d:: ll&fllll • lm'I let Yabm on c..nclt.ck ROid. • '
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SANTA ANA -If the holli <I tit< ,
oentnJ COW1boutt w.cm to rna'buate
with the pounct;ac or 1een-. ~· ill not bccautie there's beta an IDCl'C:Me
in juvtn.ik crimt:.
Rudli Mcrvil wiU speak. about the , oonwt SleYC Mellow at 972·1690.
worthwhile Eye Bank prosram. Thue ~ ~Wpoil, Center brancb or the wilt be I mall cbarec (of the luncheon, pubbC library II located II 856 San
whidl ...... al noon, and all art in-Oetnalte Dr., Newport Beach. Name Drawing will be held on Tues.
day, Dec. 4, 1990 al 8:00 p.m. I '"""to........ _,I 1'111 . ln1ie.d. some 1,400 On.nee Cowuy
hi&h tchool ltudentJ ue lhne &o learn ,
aboul tht: ju1tict 1y11em fint hand in \be
10th annual Mock Trial Compreti\ioo. I Address You do not have to be present I· r ~~ ~ cuur •n•••• mPOaT BEACH -Tiie ~ .. . Couty Offtcer Wives' Leuue (OWLS) ..!-Ill.YI.HE_-.~ ~y Monuna will bold thcir_~w:rn.bcr runcheon on
.0o-0cncn Cub, • WorbliOP ror------w~ at iheBob-BUms mtaumtt
Billed as lhc larJnt 11.tCh propam in
California and rnoai compnebnaive in
ttie nation, mort: \h&n 2.50-an.omen and
4.5 judin work with 1tudt:n11 &om .f9
hiah ICbooll to build CUCI and Imm
roun room prooedurn.
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o&red by_.J,be UO Women'• ~ Ps)'Choloaitt Dr. Oaire M. Nelson
ponuitin Center belinnina Monday will speak oa "How 10 ICI tbrouah the -· OPEN 1 DAYS A WEEK
MOH-FRI 10-t
SAT 10-6 SUN 12·5
from 9 to 10:30 a.m. holidaya and have fun doinc it."
Moadlly mecli.np will include Social bour be&in1 at 11:30 a.m. and
nctworkj1"4o information lharin1 a'nd luoch i1 at noon. lfos~ a.re-Nan Lee atrona po11tivc 1uppon. Tbc COit i1110 of Fountain VaJlt'y and Joon Aynes of
Studt:n1 teams of 11 to -tO take on the
tasb o( lawwrs., witneun. ckrb ltld
bll.ilitr1 •-!
a month and more information i1 avail-Corona dcl Mar.
able by cal~na IS6--7128. · On Dec . .5, a 1hoppina and browsina
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Curling Ribbon
400 ...... rff . .tiff• .........
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Necklace
99c:
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3 ft.
Wall Tree
Sttooor M •111iful ~ll"t
ldola•i11 rlw 11°"1
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kw door or well
decor•ll11o1.
$399
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Leal I¥¥. 110 le-.
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food ..... eeuty ~ odler
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11me11opoti1an anu in aenns
., of '8mbu,.er ud &each &y
.bintake.
" Oruee County raidmas ~ apcnd an avenee M J 8 a year
n on mt food, the rcpon II.id.
OJ .. Tbat'I the Southern CaJj.
" fornia lifettyle,.. said locaJ
McDonald'• manaeer Jon
Emery. "You have to be on
the to 24 houn a day tO' keep
"up. Tbat doesn't leave mlaCb
" time for aittina around the
,1;1 hquse eatina a leisurely din-~ ner."
<I The county nnks behind
m Wilminaton, N.C., where resi-
" dentl spend SSI l a year on
I mt food; Honolulu, SS02;
m ~. S472.; Lexinaton.
~ ~y., $444,;, Hunts~Je. Ala .• ~· U43.; lndaanapohs, $440,:
m Dcaltur, Ala.. $438.: and
Raleiab·Durham, N.C., S.43S.
" In Los An,eles. residenas
b• spend an averqe S299 a year
on fast food, the aurvey taicl ~ Lut on the list is Beaver
County, Pa., where residents
-pvc up SI 19 a year for fut
food.
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HoHoWllJT, ~ry
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11'3 S CoeM Hwy
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LONG BEACH - A man's
charred body was found Wednes-
day inside a trash dumpster that
had been set afire in a Lon, Beach
alley.
Neipborhood residents told
police they didn't notice the dead
man when they extinguished a fire
that broke out there between I a.m.
and 1:30a.m., said homicide Detec-
tive lopn ~ren ofthc long Beach
' . . . mtm vacation (min . i va,ca'tion), 1.3 days
and 2 night.I at the only hotel on the water in
Newport Beach; 2. a snooze in the aun with a
good book; 3. a barefoot walk in the ocean surf;
4. a stroll through the quaint boutiques and
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o.r Mr. ~<Jill md I -at I ~ Ill. ll'08f IWO
mODaha • .-... nnoa, I
tnew be w in•••tld in IDOl'e
tbu 1 CMUIJ ftielidllaip. I dida't
hive lll)IQM in my • 10 I let it .,
on ahboulb I knew we lbOu.ld oely
be ftieadl. Tbe wont of aD litu-
atiom bu now occurred. rve 6IJen
madly in love with Orea'• ~
brodler, Cbip. rm afi'aid to 1dl
Dur SifJlk: I feel /bl' )'OU IUJd Orea and create a problem between
your desire for ptivacy ..,, ,ou· .,c than. Maybe the best thina to dO ii
what you wanted. Now i1'1 Jbow just di11ppear. -Oistraupt. Hunt-
and tell time or for,et Gene. ~ ina«m Beach.
best way to face t.M sirurioa a De.r DistralJlbt· Tricky sitwt.ion
straight on. If tbe ma.a is met IUJd but Jeavi111 im 't the answer. Grq'•
you're win.iD6 to tee him, it .. ltOt been tap dancilJI in• dtam wodd
filir to keep Mandy in rbe dotet. and it's best to let him come to. If
They're better for soni111 clotb~ Cflip is the 1uy xou have your eyes
than hidifll kids. on and it's reciprocal, then 10 for it
Unless Gene's a compktejert., let If he's a 1ood 1uy and cares for you
him in on t.be secret 11'1 your be'// understand. There are • lot of
choice whether you want him ff a other foxes out there to trot with.
full time papa. U you 1till e/lioy He found you, didn't he?
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"" ht ,., ,.., ud dalti ila'I.., ltw yow "1nn. Uyow•,_. }lyie
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imlltedlllle &'Goa md tell Laura
tMI '*" tdtool it Otw, tJJ. 111Ulic ... *"'*' md ,ou'tt ltOt ~ i~ dtitln. · 11ae bat MIY ii -t.6e
ditecf ~mcA. 11 abe M>G 'r li•a,
fbn ii ' IJelJo &J ud ,oodbye Laun. I doa't tee anotber way out.
Good Jed.
Poat Scri{lt: I appreciated hearina
from tbe aQlle lady la~ from
Newport Beach who had been
razzed by her male ~ for the
polite .. no.thank you to join their
after wort boys club. It seemed that
her deniaJ to son· out lepl con·
trovenies over marpritas .)Val a din
to their eaos and precipitated a
sharp drop in . the office
-~:9r"uveG•t beeD ..s ..
rm pleered '° bear' abil -• lirl'• dub .... worUd out. ...
tbe la.,en Wives ._ve a..-._
at t.be ame c:an*1l 11 die bOi
while di1cutli their dalridel _.
other ID8tta1. ~ eVCD pick •
the men·a Ub from time 10 tim
The weather is still a tittle dailJy b
lhe tells me a wanniaa treDd •
pean in aiabt.
Lookina forward to bearina &o
you. ru . see you next week. Be
reprds.
.. ,.,.,. ~ y .. tu~ .... ......... ., Mr. 'j
...... ... i. 1tlr. I.JI. o.JIT PU«, P.O. Bil JIM, C..
Mna, 11111.
going it solo, so be it You and Dear Mr. Right: Laura and I have
Gene can work out mutuallyeeon~e--been pals since high school. Back
nient times so he can ,et to know then we all played musical
his daugliter. He probably won't boyfriends. If a relationship lasted ,-------------------------
BIJUC the matter. The best advice I lonaer than a few movies. it was
can give you is to be friends with considered a long affai. Laura and '
Gene and enjoy the filt God pve I arc now 32 and still single. On a
you both. Children net:d to know recent double date I met Ed and the
'ITiis fru kcture, t.ntitka
Mintl Meaicine, ana :Miracfes
will 6e fiiven oy
JI.mo Pre{k1i CS.'B.
5t mern6er ef tfu Christian Science 'Boan£
of Lecturisliip
'Ifu. membtrs of !First Cliurcli of Clirist,
Scientist, ?/lwport 'Beacft
invite you to join tfae.m
Sunday, 'J{pvem!Jer 25tli, at 4:00 p.m.
in tfu cliurcfi ulifiu
3303 'i1a Liilo
Flrll Church of Chrtsl Scienllst N.-.port 9eec:tl
3303 VI• ltd<> Newpor1 a .. ch. CA. 921163
714/673· 13~
Perlllng -Chureh Enter Vte ()po<1o
City Enter FlnNly A...nue
Bani! of ~ Ent• 32nd Street
l~lal SaYlngs Enter VIII• Way
OM Way StrMtl ~
Don't forget... • Ill ~~4. ~:j_ ~ Cla11lfled1 l•IJ Pl
·: 6'2-567-8
If you flnd yourself tum1ng away JOW' lnortte foods
because you're mlSstng any or all of )'OUr teeth ...
If you have a destrc to bite into ajuJcy steak, attack
a buttery ear of com on the cob. or bite tnto a cnsp.
fall apple agatn ...
Come learn about dental tmplants. . -
You'll hear from the dental professionals wtth the
Beach Cttles Implant Group. and have an opportunity
to chat wtth people who have experienced implants.
Implants can make eating a pleasure agatn.
And much more.
Pre-;entaUon DatPS
• Saturday. December l
Fo untain Valley H<XpllaJ
10:00 to 11 : 15 am
• Saturday. January 12
founLaJn VaJley HO'iplt.aJ
10:00 to 11 : 15 am
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FN'C' '" the-publl<-LimttC'CI •I'll('(" pkuc-rttll fM reecrvallon•
This Friday And Saturday Only,
Save 30°/o On Every Pen.
Mon.-Fri. 9·5: 30 S1curdav 9.5
Visa, Maa~rCard, Am. Exptt11
Orange County Store
South Coast Plaza Villaae
Sunflower and Bear Strut
Phone: (71.f) .f 3'4-8003
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h 's " sale worth writing home about. For t~'O days only, save
30% on San Diego's finest selection· of precision writing
instruments.
Ballpoints. Fdt tips. Fountain pens. Mechanical pen(il11.
Every pen we have, in every imaginable tyle.
from such distinguished names as Mont Bla~c. Cross,
Sheaffer, Pe likan, Lamy and Pentel.
But hurry. This tale i1 for Friday and Saturday only. Period.
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MESSAGES UPDA1FD DAI&. Y
The ODly ~ .... "' • rk'Y rm11l111 ia tM owa ...
"No one knew this 1tte1t wa l,m. thll thele tindl ol beautiful
Jaomn nilled in ~ COMnty;·
t•daimecl Abby MenW11ett, ASID pcsian chairwoman duri~ Friday
~,-tfti..n .. "';,~:r siattY to un-leil tlw Phi rmonic Oetip
}louse. Twent)'-four desianers
~orkcd to u.nsfonn the Georiia--
.stylcd. 6.()0()..tquare--foot. th1tt-
story mansion nettkd on the
clcpnt Victoria strttt in Santa Ana.
r Jane Orier who co-c:baind the
,enovation project with Renate C.01-
lison. recalled five years aao when
~SID approKhed &be Oranae
-'County Philharmonic Society.
,1'They. askod if we would be
4nterested in a desian house project
and we said. 'Yes.' It took five yean
-«> find just the right property."
They found a winner.
After snoopina throuah the dwell-
g's seven bedrooms and five aod
half bathrooms. the 200 VIP
uats conversed in the tent out-
oors for dining and dancmg. Each
f those attcndrna the pany had a
voriie room.
-Women's committee cha1r-
•woma.n Marcia Coy loved the livi ng
~ umsfOrmcd by WaltcT Nut-
tina and Associates. "I'm a tra-
ditional person. I could to home
and peck my baas and move right
1n here," she said.
Eva Schneider adored the dining
~ and its fancy upholstered
chairs created by Betty Hyde. "I
can't believe the difTemtce. Two
months ago this house was in total
disrepair.·· Schneider said.
Roy Russell Jr. recalled living in
his mother's dream house from
1927 until 1933. "Then the De-
pmsio n hit and we had to sell " he
said of his boyhood haunt. "I'd. hate
~ thi~IMace-.sokt for.··
(We heard S 12,SOO. It's currently on
the ~arlcet for s 1.3 million.)
. Th1s.Jiome 1s .a must see! Holiday
tnmnunp ennch lhe pakue of
porcdain and cham~e accented
with ruby red, sappbu'e blue and
emerald grttn. The residence is
open for public toun throu&h Dec.
9. Proceeds from the $1 S ticket
Pri« benefit OCPS: For more infor-
wma.Y WONDD: we asked
ow local fair-Mind maidens it ~ have more fun?
Loil Aldrin: "I was born a
browndlC and I always wanted to
be a blonde like my sister. I felt
cheated. And then my wishes came
true. In my late 20s, almost over-
night I turned prematurely IJ'IY·
But everyone thinks I look blonde.
And it's all natural. Now that's the
power of oositive thinking!"
Heidi Miller: "It's no1 the color
of the hair that's imponant, it's
what inside the head. I have a lot of
brunette friends who have a sntty
good time.'' ·
Decann Baldwin: "I have a lot
futt. My-husbandioves blondes. r
wouldn't have it any other way ...
Gaye Roche: .. I know they do. I
was blonde and I thought it was
getting a litllc brazen. So not so
Iona ago I decided 10 dye my hair
brunette. It's incredible how little
attention I rcc'Cived all of a sudden.
There was no companson. >\fter
two months I went back to being a blonde." Marcia Coy ·
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Readers give thanks for Ann Landers column
ay Ann Landers
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Some
readers get mad when you run a
, tolumn a second ttme. even though
Jhey may not rrmember it. In my
pp1n1on, most of your stuff 1s good
~nough to be seen again. and you
~houldn't feel the need to apologize,
espec1all) 1f it's a holiday.
I don't know of· anyone who
works harder than )OU . .\nn. so go
flhcad and take 1hc day off and run
Jhc column I am enclosing. It ap-
peared tn the Memphis Com·
JnCrctal l\ppcal tn 1983. Kemmons
Wilson. the man who founded Hol-
iday Inns. called 1t to my attention.
)-fa ve a Happy Thanksgiving.
h oney. -A FAN SINCE 1955.
DEAR , AN: ne coll.IDD )'08 seat
'' 10 self·ten1a1 I'm embarn11ed
lo tlllak I ran It tile first time. Bat
your offer of tile day off It Ir·
s1up1d just because we have to ask
someone for advice.
Thank you for taking the time to
crack down the busiest and best·
informed authonttes in medicine.
la~. psych1atl) and religion to get
ans~crs. Very few of us could reach
the~ experts and we certainly
couldn't afford to pay them.
Thank you for the help you've
gJ\en people who are depressed.
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J.\t this lime every year in America, school children dress
up as Indians and Pilgrims. families ,dine on turkey and
1nmmings and we all giv~ thanks. ft
There a(e modem traditions such as televised football
games and Mr. Macy's parade that sometimes distract us from
thl· o rigins of the fall feast and the meaning of the day we
rdcbratc. It 1s worth pausing on Thanksgiving to recall the
lessons our forefathers learned in endurance and pe~vcrance.
W1ll1am Bradford was the historian among a small group
of sc11krs "ho amved at Plymouth aboard the Mayflower m
Dccemtxr 1620. Bradford, who would later be governor of the
colon~. ll'lls us in wntings .. Of Plymouth Plantation" about
hunger .ind heartbreak. death and disease.
Rut Bradford also tells us abut faith, hard work and finall >.
triumph
The stOf) 1s ours -all of us. The words are his:
In these hard and difficult beginnings they found some
discontents and murmurings arise among some. and muunous
speeches and carnages in other: but the~ were soon quelled and
o' crcomc b) the wisdom. patience and Just and equal carnage
of things by the governor (John Carver) and better pan. which
da'-<~ fatthfully together m the main.
But that "h1ch "'as most sad and lamentable was that an
two or three months' lime half of their com pan) died espec1all)
in Januaf) and February. being the depth of wanter. and
wanting houses and otha comforts. being infected with the
scun) and other diseases "h1ch this long voyage and their
maccommodate cond1t1on had brought upon them. So as there
died sometimes t"'o or three of a da\ an the aforesaid tlme. that
of one hundred and odd persons. ·sca rce fift~ remained
And of these m tht' time of most distress. there _were but
six or St'\ en sound persons who to their great commqndat1on'>.
be II spokl·n. !>pared no pains night or da~. but with abundance
of toil and ha1ard of their O'>'n health fetched them wood.
made them fire'i. dressed them meat. made their beds. washed
1hc1r loathsome clothes. clothed and unclothed them In a
word. did ·all the.· home!) and neccssaf) offices for them which
daint> and queasy stomachs cannot endure to hear named: and
all this willingly and cheerfu ll y. without any grudging in th<.·
ka\t. showing herein their true love unto their friends and
brethcrn. a rare example and worthy to be remembered.
<\nd the> rnme to kno"' an Indian who had been to
f n~l..tnd .rnd could speak their language.
<.;quanto continued with them and was their interpreter
and "-3S a '>J)t'.ual instrumcnt sent of God for their good he)ond
their expectation. He directed them how to set their corn.
'>'hcrl' to take tr~h . and w pnxure other commodll1L''>. and '>'as
al<.o the1r p1lot tu hnng them to unknown places for 1hc1r profit.
and nc' er kit them 1111 he died.
Thn l''l\:gan no" tu gather 1n the small hanL'\l thc' had.
Jnd to Iii ur their houses and dwe llings against '>'inter heing
all rcrn' CH'd in health and strength and had all things an good
rlcnt) For a\ 'iOmc "'ere thus empl o}ed In atla1r' Jhroad
other\ '-'L'rl· ncrus~:d in fishing. about cod and bas' and 111her
ti'h ul "h1l h <.'VCr) lam ii) had their portion!>
·\II 'ht· ..,um mer there was no want. and no" hcgJ n lo <. omc
1n 'Ion: of lo"'· as "inter approached, of which lhl'I pla<.l' did
db<iund "hen they came fLrSl (but afterward dcl rea~·d h\
dcgrce'il ·\nd bn1dcs waterfowl there was great 't<m· of v.lld
turkq'I ()f whKh they took many. besides -.en1'>on t'lt
fk\1dc' the> had about a peck of meal a week tu J pcr\(m
w no" \int·c harvest. Indian corn to that proportion \\ h1<.h
m.1dl' mJn> afterward wntc so largely of their pknt \ h<'rc: to
1lw1r lncnds 1n l:.ngland. whtch were not feigned hut true
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SACRAMENTO -How much
arc politicians worth? Judaina by
this year's clettion results. most
voten seem to think they're worth
damn little. •
It was deliciously ironic, thefe..
fore. that within days of the No-
Many reader$ against going ,
to war In thi Persian Gull
vember election in which poli-
ticians of all stripes ~re roasted. a
new state commission should de-
cide that the governor, other state-
wide officials.. and -State leaislators
should receive substantial salary
increases.
The awkwardly named CaJjfomia
Citizens Compensation Com-
miss1on was created by voters in
June. although most voteQ, one
suspects. didn't know what 1hey
were doing. It was part of a politi-
c.al~thics reform measure placed on
the ballot by the state Legislature,
one hastily written after a federal
corruption investigation implicated
several present and former legjt-
lators.
Eclttor's "lotc Lnst week wt•
adccd n.·adcr. 1( thn bclicnxf we
should go to 11ar ~Ith Iraq. The
respon~e~ l\t'rt' 0 1 erahclmingly
ag<11mt going to 11ar. Some readers
e1·cn "ondNcd 11 h.1 "e ha 1·c troops
in thc Pcr.1i1n Gulf no11 . A snmpl-
mg of rc~pon~c·s fo/low5:
I ~uggcst that "'l' can bca1 Sad-
dam h~ producing our own oi l and
nl'\ a ha' c to go to "ar 10 pro1cc1
our <,upplles_
0
I agrn· "'1th Dana Rohrabachcr
tha1 "e \hould -.end in m1ss1tcs a!>
v.<ilc up llll"' and onl) (go to war)
a'i a lac,1 n.•\on
0
I don·1 1h1nl 1hc l .S should go
to war "'"h Iraq I 1h1nl lhl·~
~huuld kJH' lht·m he and bnng our
men home
0
Yer,. ~t·i.. )t''>. )n. ""hat arc "t'
v.a111ng for''
0
If Ne il Bush leads 1he rharge
aero% 1hc tront lines. I sa} go get
\•m
0
\\ e ddin1td) should (hecau'>t·) 11 "''II help U'> to forge t the following
unpka..ant thing' the war on drugs.
the 'i&L ha1tou1· the rece<ision
transportation gndlo<..k; the dc-
1enorattng en' 1ronmt•nt. .\ID~
cp1dcm1c; d~ ing c111es. race rela-
11on' and 1h1., 1s a b1gg1e. Israel
\\Jnt'> U'> to go to war For thu'IC
tt'J'on' "'c dl·lin1tt·h s'hould a·
I l:X'lle'c 1ha1 tht· l 'n1 ted State!>
\hould go lo v.ar \\Ith Iraq. ne-.er
mind the nil or the ro>al famal~
tx·ing ousted Iraq\ m1lttaf) might
mu\I reall~ he put hack to the s1one
a~l' fhank (io<l for Israel putting
them nut of huStnl'\S before or el..e
"t' \\ould bt· h' 1ng under l)pt: of
thrt•at toda\ l <'t's not forget th('
k1nd or pt'Of)ll.' we're dealing With
thtrC
0
It\ d1llilult for us a'> private
u111en\ 10 kno"' 1f we should go 10
"Jr "1lh Iraq That's wh~ we ha ve
nlaccd people an governmcnl to
untknake 1.un e1llanc<' and to cntt-
qm· \CC'rCI r{'ports. 10 talk With
leading 'ilatC'\mcn all over the world
and 1he) 're the ones 1hat we have
placed 1n a position to know
"hethcr we should go to war with
Iraq We ha'c to a'isumc rf we put
them in office that they have the
rnuntn ·., best 1ntaest at hcan and
1hc llc.·<;t 1h1ng 1ha1 v.e can do 1s to
kt 1hcm kno" we are behind them
and lh<'1r dcc1s1on and our country
whatever 1ha1 dec1s1on should be
Th<' mo'>l important things for us to
do 1s JUSt to pray 1hat those men
that we hav<' clcctcd consider this
dec1s1on a~ the awesome dcc1 ion it
I\
0
No we should not. I believe we
should have a nqouated peace set-
tlement I am the parent of a
Marine re~rvist who is now an
anive Marine and 1s on h1 way to
the Pcn11n Gulf.
Today In History
Todly it Thursday, Nov. 22.. the
326th day of 1990. The~ UC 39
days left tn the year. TbiJ it
TbankJlj vina.
Todaft Hiahhaht tn Hisiory;
On Nov. 22, 1963. Prmdenl
K.enMdy was lhot lo death •bale
ridin1 In a mototade in O.IW.
TexaJ Oov. John B. C:onnally, 1n
t.k 11me car 11 the presecknt, wu
tmously wo11ndcd. A 1_pca. Lee
Harvey OsM.td, WIS capeirtd. And Vi~ Prnadcn\ L!yndon 8. Johnson
WIS s.am in II the l6d• praadent
of the United lites.
0n th.JI d1tc:
0
think "hen "c gel the re'it of
our troop'! o'er thcrl'. I "ould gn e
them a 10-da' ultimatum 10 be out
of Kuwa11 1)r 1dt tht'm we are
rnming 1n .
0
Ye!> we should hul don'1 let 1hcm
kn ow when we are going to strike.
The' d1dn ·1 k t the Kuwa111 s know.
'iOJU'il do 111f1he' arc not prepared
that I'> their ll>ugh luck and JU~l do
11 and get 11 OH'r "'1fh. TI") to do a!>
m1n1mum a\ p<w>1ble hut gel 11
done quick I beh<'vc that because
th(' 'iUC l l'r "111 not honor the sanc-
11on., and he sa~s he's nor going
10 &l't ou1 1r v.e arc dC'term1ned 10
get Ku'>'a11 bad, then JUSt do 11 but
don'1 kt them knov. when ""e arc
go1 ng to firl' thc ')hot
0
\1\ an~"cr I'> no .\l 1hc presen1
time I don'1 think 1herc 1s am
JU'>tllitJllOO tor 11 ( Crlatnl} "e arc
all agam.,t aggre\')HJn bu1 thaf, not"
lht• ha\ll rca,on for going 10 war
\\l e don'1 haH· a trcal) v.1th Kuwait
to dl'ft•nd 11 1n a '>ltual10n like 1h1.,
or to pro' 1dl· JU't1t:c in .some other
"a~ Ct•rta1nl~ t'ht'ap 011 ts not a
good rea'ion t\ not her point Saudi
·\rah1a ha1, alrl·ad' '>lated that lhey
would not J):trt1npatc in an of-
f{·n"' t' v.11h l ' S or an)bod)' else
against Iraq c;;o where does 1hal
lca'c the l \'1 In a 'Cl) precarious
po<;1t1on < oml' to find ou.t our
troops arl· \Ill mg dud..s out there m
the middle uf thl' d('S<'rt. the\> arc
'Cr\ -.ulnt•r.ihk h) 1:hcm1caJ ·war-fare 1hc1r ,u111, for protection can
onl ) he U\t'd tor 10-'O minutes at a
11mc. atrnrding Ill the e'perts.
Wherea.-. the ehem1cal warfar('
prcsumabl~ "efkctne for a much
longrr period of 11mc. hours. da)'>.
perhjp'> "t't'lo.' Jftt·r 1h1..· chemical 1s
dumped 1n an arl·a ~o there 1s no
COOlt'\I lx:tV.l't'n lht• protcCll\e SUllS
and 1hc rht•n11t .1! warfare If we
were to ral..c thr 11tkm1H! we would
sec in th(' fir'1 \.\t'd. alone perhaps
50,0()() or OUI \nll'rtcan IJVC-S l_o~l
and I don't 1h1nk "c arc prepared
for that \o 1f 11 does become
nl'CC'><.ar) tu launt h an offensive. I
would ccrlJtnh thinlo. that at v.ould
he be'it to v.11hdrav. our troops to
safe ground < 11\l' \addam Hussein
an ultimatum :'II 10 30 da't's to
rt lease our ho,ljgt''> a It hostages
from all rnuntr1t'\ .ind certainly the
withdrawal ot our troopo, could be
an e\changl' 1111 th.11 .\t 'iUCh ume
as we ~nan 11lkn'>IH· I ccrtaanlv
think 1ha1 lir1,1 "l' "ould lav a few
m1ss1leo; arm'' tht· h<>"-of Istanbul
and then gt·t l lu~·r on 'ucn·ed1ng
days IO "'akl' Ufl \Ome people O\Cr
there I rcalh don't hehcve the
lraqa'i hchrH thl·rl' "Ill he a war. at lca~I from all lhl· new\ that is
coming our w,"
0
No. thl' rt·a,trn hc1ng firs1 of all,
(8u'lh ) ~a>\ "l' arc go1nf in on
defen'>I Vl' action tor Saudi Arabia
and al'io 1ha1 11 wa\ for moral
rca'IOn'i 1ha1 wr "l're doma It. Then
he turn'. arou nd and ~)' that we're
now goi ng on an offensive and
building up w11h troops 1t sttmt
like v.td. aflrr "erk In one paper
In 1718, EnaJ1 h Pl
Teach -better kno-.n .,...~,..:a
beard" -wa killed dunna a ti.1
off the Vi'IJnlt coa t.
In I &90. I 00 years qo. Frmda
~1dent Charlci ~ Gaulle wu
born 1n l 1llc. France.
In 1906. the "SOS .. dist,_ ..,_.
was adopted at the lnlcmat.ionAJ
Radio Telqraph.c Con~ntioa ia
Bertin.
In 1921, "Bolero,.. 1 mutic:al
wOftt b)' Miu~ Ravel. wu ftnl
ptrfonncd pubhdy. in hrit.
In 19l0, hMtnen of d9tl MUlll
8n>1da..tln1 0rpondon IMiird.
1hc headlmC's sa~ Bush says -,var 1s
not immincn• and the column right
nexl to it says he's calling up for
1~.500 more rcsen 1sts so 11 is so
contradictory and 11 as so f~tralmg
to 'lt'e this happening before our
very eyes I want to do something
ahqul 11. I 1hmk 11 is tcmble lht> fact
1ha1 thc..e men si t in 1hesc pos111ons
pu'ih1ng the buttons to send boys to
v.ar to he killed JU'it because of big
bu'iinl"'i'i. 011 in pan1cular an this
ca'ic I am -.en concC'med. ·a
The Legislature voted to ban
honorana -acceptance of fees to
make _speeches or appearances
before spcc1al-intcrtst gathenngs. In
return, 1t asked voters to create a .\bsolutcl~ not. it was a horren-commission that would adopt new
dou-s m1~takc 10 go in ther~ 1n th(' salaries. aJthough some complained
fir>t place o\ml·nca d~n 1 go t~at It smacked of asking voters to "ar unks., she as provoked I his 1 . madnC's~ .\menca •hasn't bet' pay poht1c1ans. t~ be honest.
provokro. "c ha' c no nght or Th(' comm1ss1on, named by
n:ar,on lo act as the world'!> police-outgoing Gov. G.eo~e Deukmejtan,
man. 1ha1's lhl' JOh of lh<' L'nated did its work: which included public
Nation.-. heanng.s. quietly. On Nov. 15. nine · o days after the eltttion in which
No. no. no. no If our leaders anti-politician rhetoric reached new
can't find an' better solution we're heights of shrillness. it made its
all in dl-ep troublt'. Whal would "'(' recommendations.
be figh11ng for., Saudi's dcmocraq Overall, the salary raises 1t
Tbcrc an•n't an) surh thin~. proposed were modest. The gov-
M1ll1ona1 re shei k<., with 1he1r gam-ernor's .salary. for irutanc~. was
bhng ca\lnos spending b1ll1om and scheduled already to go from
all their limos. I really think it's all S85.000 to SI 03.308 in January; the
abou1 0 11 profit!>. Bush hasn't been commission said 1t should bounce
intcrc'ited 1n con~rving of any up to s 120.000. Boosts for other
kind. he hasn't C\C n asked the constitutional officers were even
..\mcncan public to conserve less. and in two cases, the rec.
energy. ommended raises are even less than
, 0 , , thost already in law. Instead of As 1ar as our 1am1I> 1ccls. lhe going from s95.052 to $99,805. pay ansv.er is no. We \hould not go to war with Iraq .or with anyone How-for members of the state Board of
cq:r. 1r Saddam Hussein d~s at-Equalizatio n and the new state in-
tack then I 1hink we do need to surance comm1ss1on would be
coun1cmnkc. bu1 Bush should dcfi-frozen.
n1tcly ask Congress for pcrm1SS1on In percentage terms. the ra1sn
to do 'IO.._. o not ask (' ongrcss. I proposed for I 20 state legislators
think he is not only \ 1olatmg the were more substantial. The salanes.
la" but 1s sho" ing l} p1cal Bush now $40.816 per year and sched-
arrogance uled to nse to $44,898 in Dtccm-
0 ber. would Jump to SH.500. There
I don't think 1hc U 'S. should go would be bonuses -emulauna
to war with Iraq. but I 1h1nk a Congress -for the speaker of the
combined force should go in and A~mbly and the president pro
take Iraq and acl nd of Saddam tern f 1h tate Sc t (t taJ Hussein. To aTibw him to murder 0 e 5 nae. 0 pay and take other countries un-for each woufd be S63,000}. and
Punished and unchecked i~ not pany Ooor leaders (total $57,750). The salary increases. which be-
hsiening to the kssons. come effective if the commission 0 Mos1 definitely. yes. The sooner makes them final. come not only
1hc belier Get this over with. Get dunng a season of anti-politician
our bo> s back home and a.ct our sentiment, as demonstrated by such
cconom) back to normal. thinp as passage of a strict term-
0 hmitauon initiative. but dunna a
By all means no. I JUSt can'1 period in which the economy is
believe 1ha1 on(' man a our prci.1-continuing to soften, thus swcllina
dent can have so much power to do the ranks ~f the unemployed: the
1his. And whfiC 1s Con&f'CSS to stop state budget is drownina in red ink
him~ I realize now they're wmng amountina to billions of dollars;
up. people arc real121n1 that we and welfare arants and many othcT
must fel out of this tcmble fix spendina programs are frozen or
""e'r<' in Wh > shoukl our young facina severe cutbacks.
men go over thcf"(' when the pm1-dcnt doesn't really know what the Politically, in other words, it's
reason 1s? For a standard of li v1na? precisely the wrona time for politl-·
For 011? for Jobs" Do we want cal officeho1dcn to be fauenin1
another terrible Vietnam? Must our their paychecks. even thouah they
young men go over there and liaht can deflect criticism by pointina to
for other countries. never for this the vottt-crtatcd commission and
('Ountf'}? I think wt must a.ct out &ayina they have no power to over-
right away. tum its dccisionJ. That's true. o ahhouah t~rt's nothin1 to prohibit
Why doesn't Chn Cox hold a individual politicians from rdusina
local town mcctans on this issue? to acttpt the raiteS. (One unan·
ticipatcd side cff'cct is that 1in~ the
raitn &akc effta In December,
while Otukmejian is 1tiU 90vemor,
b' &he ftm time, radiO cov~ of
an Amcric:an cottcee foocbell pme
u H~td defeated Yale. 13-0.
" In 1915. a ftytn& ba.t named the
ChiN Cli~r took off from
Alameda. C1h ., tafrYl"I more than
100.000 piecel Of mail on the first
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ACCIDENT
From A1 ..
Although \\ard '>'a\ "eanng a
b~lmet, th<' ~' l'rl' im pact of the
n ash cau~·d the '1\or of his hl'lmet
to bt'com l' huned in !ht• l'mbank·
m l'nt. \hl' \31d
There "'nc no "'1tne'i'iC'i to the
accident. whic h happened a t about
12:10 a.m .. Burn1' 'kl ld ..\ pa'l..crb)
spotted thr m otorc)cle on lhl· road-
"dl· and calkd a uthont1l''> \oon
aft<.'r thr acc1dc.>nt occurn.·J
Pac Bell rates are adjusted Accident blamed
on DUI suspect
DRUNK
From A 1
Come New Year''> Eve. th<' entire
t('affic bureau wall "ork from 6 p.m .
to 3: 30 a m to l rack do" n on
drunken d n ,ers. i...ent said
In addition to the drpanmenfs
f1med '"o-man Dl I team. "ho\C
sok m1<>'>1on 1\ 111 ca1t h drunl.cn
dn' er'> \I\ other pa1r'i of officer\
"in liatrol the \treet'i speufil·alh to
"atch for 1nto\Kated moton'>I'>
Th<' rc'il of the traffic ere" "111
"'o rk at the poltlC \talion and l'll\
1a1l. prOC<'\'>ln(l thl' man) drunl.en
d rner'i nprued that night
omr11mc alll·r the bc::g1nnrng of
then<''>' ~t·ar thl· depanmcnt plan\
to Jd d a \C'rnnd 'ipec1all) trarned
two-man Dl 'I tC'am Kent ~11<1
.\nothl·r program aims to keep
local alcohol-sen ang rc'itaurants
and bar\ on 1tw1r toe' Kl·nt said thr
-BJ' the DaJ/v Pilot
manageml·nt a nd l'mplmel''-of
such local l''>tahll\hmcnl\ ran l'\•
p<"Ct to he l'\ten\l\d~ que\llOn<'d
about an\ p<W11hk 1n \olH'nll'Ol 1f
on<' nf their l'U')tomcr' 1\ 1n,ol\l·ll
in a fatal or ma1or tnJ UI"\ drunl.cn-
dn' 1ng acndt•nt \oon a(tl'r ll•a, 1ng
1hl" ec;1ahhshml·nt
.. II thl·rc arl· "ltne\'i<.''i '>'ho \a)
th<' person who \\a\ l tlkd "a' JU<.t
dnnl.rng in a har nl·a rh~ and he "'a'
oh' 1oush drunl. and n1nt1nualh
't'f\ l'd J.n .1lu>hol1l he' eragl'. "l'
"'II contact thr managcmrnt Jnd
l'mplme~' ol th.11 l'\lahlt\hmt•nt ··
Kent \:l td
It Ut'lel·tl\ '-'' Jrc .1hk 111 provl· Jn
cmplo\C(' or e'ilahll\hml·nt " rl'·
.-..pon'i1bk for altohol Jbu\l' tilt.·,
will no11 I\ <.tall' .\koholtt B{\n~gl'
( on1rol ofliual~ tu inH'\ll&all' po:.'>·
1hle '1ula11on'i of alcohol laws
Pohre m:l\ JI'><> sn·I. lrtnt1n.il
chargl'S thruugh'thc count) l>l\lntl
.\ttorm·' ·, oflicl'
S.\"" fR.\:"-CI <.O-Thl·SI 20-
a-month charge for touch-tone tell'·
phom· -.en ll'C was elt m1na1ed and
thr area of free local calls "as
(.'\pandrd from eight to I~ mile'
Wedm·~a' h\ the sta te Public \ 111l-
1t1l''> < orn~11\.~ton. but a comuml.'r
group calkd 11 a drcept1\l· thangl'.
T hl· Pl '( hall ongrnalh dl·c.:l.irl'U
that tt~lll h-tom· wr' Kl' "oulJ tx·
HOLIDAY
From A1
p<Hl J htl dl\Ortl'nt1ng
"\.t, daughter al'>'a~s come\ 1n
th11n ~Jn f r<.1nU\(.'O for Th<.1nl..\gl\·
in(l .. ..a1ll Jcnn11.• < ohn ot \an
( lcml'nt'-' .. The' u'>4:d to haH· thl'
4uJrtl·r parl.. rng right olT lo the kit
II "J' \.'J'~ I'd JU\l pull an . parl
qu1llh and com<' 1n to mttt her
"in" '"' Jtl\t la ke L.\:\ \ ou haH·
1h'-''l' h1g parking garages. and I'm
not \Ufl' "here )Ou're supposed to
g11 10 mcl"t 1ncom rng flights:·
fkcou'ie of the C\pc'Ctcd hra' ~
pa'>~ngcr 'oluml'. a1rpon otTtnal\
were lodk1ng on the da) hefort•
T hanl.\gl\ 1ng a\ 1he first big te'it for
the n<.'" 1mpnned foc1ht)
made free a\ a trade-oil for loosen-
ing rl'gulallon of phone rates. hut
decided rnstcad to k t compame'>
n:coup the monn 1n other cus-
tome r c hargts. said .\udne Krau'iC.
l'\l'tut" e d irector of To'>'ard Ul-
11' Rate Normah1at1on. or Tl 'R"i
\he \J1d the comm1'>'>IOn I'> let·
tin[! Pacific fkll lhl' \tall"' large''
rhnnl' u1mpan\ "\leal hJl k mont.'\
\1rrnr1 'P4'"l'\'>'oman < ounne}
\\l·1n1olh \a1d olfiual-, '>'ere
pkj~·J \\1th the H.''>Ult\
"io fjr '-'l"rl' pJ\'>lng '>'Ith thing
UllOr\ .. 'ihl' \.lid
I rallil "'J'n 1 th 1ng '><' fJ!>t
\\-l·dnc~a' night o n southland
h1gh"'J~' hu1 ( Jltforn1a H 1gh'>'a~
Patrol nflil 1al' rt>pon«l no ma1vr
prnhll m' .rnJ '-kar "t"alhl·r tOn·
J1111 1n\ nn Oran[ll' ( ount~ ro~d\
H1gh'>'J\ ltlngl·,11nn "a' at 11\
'>'or" JI ru\h hour '>'hen com-
muh:r'i and Ira' l'kr\ ml\cd. a (HP
'flolnman \J1J T raffit l'Ond1 t1om
that ra ghtfull > btlo ngs to
ratepa)er\" by reducing a prcv10UY
h a"ard<"d r'te credit. Pac1fic Belrs I n rn1ll1un c ustom ers who lack
tuul h-tone phones. and all cus.-
tomer<> 1n man) sm aller compani~
\\Ill ,uffa rat<' am rca'iC\
-By tlte A11ociated Pre••
BRAIN
From A 1
1ournJI "\tu\1t Pl'rl ept1on .. ')ha"
be-ltl'' l"'i he ma' tx· abk to unlod.
thl· m\\tt•r. of"'h' ccna1n l.1nds ol
muc;1c ·c, oke-\1m1lar rl·<>pc>n..e\ lrom
pt•opk around thl' "'urld
.\nd th<' 01p <>tdl" of ~ha"'·., rc-
<;earch mJ\ be thJt "tth a better
undcr'itand1ng of th<' brarn s own
mu<.1c performer' ma~ bl· able to
prndme mu'>" that rcache\ dttper
into the human P\\C'hC "If )OU
realh ar' tappintr. into som<'thrng
common 10 all ~oplc: )OU \hould
bt· abk 10 product" somcthana lo•"
of people "''II r<'all) appr«tlt<' ..
IR VINE -Po lice bchcve a
drunken dmer may be rcsponsiblt
for J fhe-or six-car colhs1on
Wcd nesda) night o n the Corona del
Mar Fn:e"a~ at University Avenue.
T hen: "ere no ~nous 1n1unes
repon rd rn th<' 8 p.m . colhs1o n.
although one person was tak<'n to a
local hospital "1th m ino r 1n1ur1 es.
police said "'ames a nd types of
in1un <'<> 10 those an volvcd in th<'
accident "'ere not a 'a1lable at press
time
Th<' collts1on callScd some
bad.. up. "'1th most of the south·
bound l:m<"!i of th<' frttwa) blocked
b\ pohc<' but not enough to affect
traffil on \facAnhur Boulevard
leading into John \\a~ n<' ~1rport
In 1 ne poltc<' officers w('re at th<'
SC<'ne for more than an hour tr)ing
to figure out what cauSC'd tht' pileup 1
on th<' center d1"1dcr of the h!Jh·
-By * Daily PUot
rn thl· rnunt' '>'ere npc-ctcd to ----------------------------~
ltglHt·n h' 1<1 111 pm '>'hen John
\\ :1\ m• \1rpMt 01ght'> \\o('rl' 'iChCd ·
ultd 111 \tor fm 1he da) the <;pokes-
man ..aid RAPIST 14!<6 '>he 'i3td Thr lorml·r "arl'· hnu\~· "'orkl·r h 11 her o;c, l'ra I 11 mc'I riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiii:iiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-.J
From A 1
fifth wn m:rn to testify
Dascnhrocl.. " accu~t.J o f raping
'IC\l'n "omen. a\'41Ultrng 'ii\ otht>r".1
and hurgla n11ng three homes dur-
rng a u1me 'IPll'C that 1t•rron1cd
H un11ngton Beach a nd Foun1a10
Valle\ from \lo, ~ until hi'>
urrl'\I in \pnl I q~p ?'fne "oman
"'as rnfl('d '" 1Cl' I ~ m o nths a~rt.
.\not hl'r "a' raped heforc da~n on < hn'1ma., Da'
Oasent>rol I.. who alleged!~
preferred hrcak1ng into apanments
attathl·d 10 large complex~ and
alwa .. ., Oed 1f h1· found a man
pre..cn1. kft h1' lingcrpnnts tn 11 of
thc 16 homl'.; he\ arcu'icd of cnter-
mg. pro~cutor:. !I.aid . Because he
alkgedh crept into hcd rooms unde r
the CO\ er tlf da rknr\\ a nd CO\.rred
the focr' of mo'il '1rt1m'i. nnh thrrl·
'>'Oml·n r11uld p<1\1ll\l'h 1dent1f~
Da~nhrod on '>lttht
oq•r the head a nd ran a l.nilc llH'r
her hod) le~n 1ng long red
<;<'ratche'i dunng thl' a'>..ault 'i he
ll''t 1 tied
\\ l'dm·<1da' ·, ll'\ltmon' '>'J'i
ano1hcr 11lustrat1on of the ;nnra'i·
rng '1olCTirc of Dafienhrocl. ·., at·
tacks. r rosccutor'i ..aid
In thl' bc::grnning. Da')t·nbml l.
o nl\ threatened '>'Omen '>'1th the poss1bht~ nl a l.ntle Dcput) DI'>·
tncl ..\Horne' Mike Ko.,(1 'Mltd
In one of thl' final attach before
his arrt'st. Da\t·nhrod \lashed and
stab~d a '>'oman·s p1lln" repcatrd -
1) bcforr 311l'mpt1ng 10 rapc her.
Koc;k1 said Ml· fled "hen hl· \a'>' a
man \lccping 1n the '1rum·, It' 1ng
room
f)ascnbroci.·, g1rlln end d uring
thl'> t1mt• pcno<l 1~ e~pccted to
tl''t1f, luh.·r that lw would lllll'n
lea\ c' ~I odd hour\ tO J08 and lha t
h1.· \nrnct1ntl'' ran .1 l.n1 fc O\l'r her
hod) during <\C'\. Koski said
Dascnbrcx·k plcadl-d not guilt) to
-14 l:ount\ of rape. wdom). forc-ed
oral rnpulat1on hurgla l). prowling
and alll'mpll'd rape ~n aflcr his
t
Wcdnt·'ida\ ·, "'ttnc'l'I \31d \ht• got
a good loo!. at mO'il of hl'r at·
tacker''> fatt' and pointed 11m1dl) at
Oascnhrock in mun J'> the rap1<it
Dascnbrocl... '>'h<> U'iuall~ fidgets
throughout hi\ mun a ppcaran<.e'i
-1a k1ng orr h1'i gla'i'>C'i. pohshrng
the lcn~c; hlo"rn g his nose and
sta ring 1ntcnth off rn10 space -sat
sto nc faccd wh.1k thl' '>'n man point-
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Judge 1nd1l·atcd Da~n brock "'ould
be scntem·ed 10 60 )l'llrt. rn pn'>on
It wa' l>ascnbnx k who raped the
wo man al least thr<.-c ttm<''> and
~om11cd hr r om·c .1n No,c_mhcr
1f he plcadl'd guilt~
In tead. tht' Mo ntana native
changed his plea to no t gu11ly by
reason of ansan1t~ He facc:s mol"f
than 200 )Cars 1n pmon 1f con-
victed o n all counts
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wo unrelated newspaper articles
bbed my attention the other day.
ne said that CBS Inc., facing a slump
adve rtising and astronomical costs from
rts contracts. expected to lose money
the first time 10 decades.
The other story told that Tim Leary. a
•scball pitcher of limited ability who lost
19 games last season for the New York
Yankees, had been rewarded wtth a
~aranteed contract worth $5.95 million
over the next three years.
The two stories. of course, aren't un-
ttlated at all.
They tell all ) ou need to know about the
Spiral of professional sports salaries today.
The) tell that CBS committed itself to
more than $3.6 billion in spons contracts
with the Nat ional Football league. Major
League Baseball. and the Winter Olympic
Games in 1992 and 1994. with baseball
rtteivmg $1 b1lllon over a four-year con-
tract. '
The} tell us" hat we already knew. that
professional sports in .<\menca 1s
subs1d1zed and supported b) TV momes
and that as long as the the suppl) and
demand remains 1n balance. the Tim
Lcar)s of the un1"ersc will be paid $2
m1ll1on a )tar
That the rest of the country 1s lightening
tts belt. dnvrng used cars~ and cutting back
1 on vacattons -indeed. facmg the very real
grip of a recession -has been mconse-
quenttal to those in professional sports.
Theirs has been a fairy lale eiustence. their
battl~_cry: "Whatever the market will
bear.
Indeed, sa> the ir agent'!. 1t 1s the Amen-
can Way. If the owners make th at much
money from TV. certainly the players. not
to mentton the agents. should get their fair
share.
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Oelahunt's eight goals can't carry Mustangs
against def ending champ South Pasadena
By a.ry Faulkner
Or ... Co.t Deity "°'
LONG BEACH -Costa @•-
Mesa High water polo star 01-
Corcy ~lahunt scored eight
goals in Wednesday's CIF 2-A cham-
pionship game. which was JUSt fine with
defending champion South Pasadena.
The top-seeded Tigers countered the
Mustangs one-man gang with three dif-
ferent four-goal scorers to cam a 17-12
victory and a second straight title at the
Belmont Plaza pool.
~·we knew their top player was Delahunt
and that he was very talented." South
Pasadena Coach Jerry Wulf. ..But we
didn't want to bu ild him up too much to
our players. We wanted 10 play our normal
team defense. We figured he would get his
goals. but we wanted to shut down every-
one else."
Mission accomplished.
Only Russ Gltottone (three goals) and
Tony Fekete (one) dented the scoring
column for the Mustangs. who finished the
season 20-10.
"We tried 10 preo;s the whole game. but
the) JUSI beat us:· Costa Mesa Coach Jason
BALDWIN
Costa Mesa
,. "1dflc C..t ,.,.,
LyMh said ... They didn't do anyth1na we
didn't think they would. But we weren't
mentally into it tonight.''
Lynch praiseo Delahunt. a two-ume Pa-
cific Coast Leaaue MVP who finished the
season with' 161 goals.
"Corey did a great JOb." Lynch said ... We
knew he could never be stopped and that
was quite apparent again tomght. ..
Wulf also \Otced respect for the Mus.-
tangs' senior captam.
.. He's the best two-meter man v.e've
come up against all season." Wulf said.
Gliottone put the Mu stangs on top with
the first goal of the game 53 seconds '"· but
that edge -the Mustangs· only lead of the
night -lasted a merC' I 0 seconds.
Senior Tim Rohr answered 10 knot it at
I. and junior Dan Cherrie put the Tigers in
front with 2:37 left in the first penod.
Delahunt convened a four-meter (pen-
alty) shot 16 set·onds later. but the T igers
pulled ahead for good on a goal by Ben
Johnson with 51 second s left '" the penod.
Rohr. Cherrie and Junior Enc Norvedt
each fin ished with four goals for the win-
ners. "hile ~n1or John Oberg chipped tn
With thrtt
See COST A MESA/14
Costa Mesa, winless last
year, rewarded with six
selections on rirst team
By Patrick Larkin
Orange Cout Delly PllOI
ALONfJ THE ORANGE COAST -
Costa Mesa High. which rallied 10 a 6-5
record and a CIF playoff appearance after
going winless a year ago. leads area
re presen.tatives with six first-teamers on
the OrHge CoHI Dally Pllol All-Pacific
Coast League football team.
reu1er. Costa Mesa had 10 picks total on
both first and second teams. Laguna
Beach had eight and Estancia five.
Trabuco Hills led the wa y wtth 11 total
selections. while Laguna Hills had 10 -
seven of which were first-teamers.
Pham. the 5-foot· I 0. 160-pound strong
safety. earned his reputatton by his hard-
hitllng. pa1nt-uchangmg tackles Many a
Pacific Coast League opponent left the
game earl~ after bemg ··ouocked " b)
Pham. Pham was also a fine blockmg
back and possc:ss1 on rece1 \C~r. v.h o tallied
See All-PCL//11
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up shlPI, 17-12
SNune NorlSMt/Ofwioe Coest Deify Plot
Costa Mesa's Corey Delahunt (left) tries for possession against South Pasadena's
Ben Johnson during CIF 2-A championship match Wednesday at Be&mont Plaza.
JACKSON
Costa Mesa
Offensive Player of Year
ERIC FEGRAUS
Laguna Beach
OBEAREUTER
Estancta
SAUERS
Laguna Beech
Defensive P1ayer of Year auoc PHAM
Costa Mesa No". though. v.c're told 1ha1 suppl) and
demand ma) not be in balance. after all.
We'rt told that CRS. Inc will lose mone)
this quarter and 11 ma) be lh t' best news
l'v<' ht'ard 1n )eaN
After all. there ma) be a number of
damned fools occupymg swi veled chairs in
TV network board rooms but that doesn't
mean the) arc total 1d1ots. You can be sure
that peoplt' will lose JObs at CBS. even 1f
Included 1n the group 1s sen ior safety
Quoc Pham. who garnered Defensive
Player of the Year honors. The Mustangs
head coach Tom Bald\Aotn was named
Coach of the Year. narrowl> l'dgmg out
Laguna Hills Coach Ste\C Bresnahan
who led the Hawks 10 1he1r first league
champ1onsh1p tn school hi IOI"}.
Laguna Beach Juni or wide rttet' er Enc
Fegraus was named Offensive Pla)'er of
the Year and Laguna Hills runnmg back
Marwan Saba 1s the league's Most Valu-
able Pla)er.
FIRST TEAM DE¥ENSE FIRST TEAM OFFENSE
Poi. Player. school
DL Mark \.f Ill hell. Laguna H 111'
DL R\an Parl. ( osta Mr\.!
DL Ryan Brubaker. Laguna ll1ll\
he) ma> bf thC' "rong people
Tele\ 1s1on net"orks aren't supposed to 'o~ mone). In fact. one wonders how 1t
can poss1bl) happen
-But 1t is happenmg at CBS Inc .. and I'm
ownnght 11dd> about 11.
• Perhaps. m the future. CBS and other
petworks \Ao ill reconsider before commit·
mg millions and billions of dollars to
ports contracts Then perhaps the damned
Also oamed 10 first team accolades for
the Mustangs were running back Jer-
mame Jackson. offensive lineman Basil
Nassar, defensive lineman Ryan Park.
linebacker David Phillips and defensive
back Duby Ospina.
DL
LB
LB
LB
LB
DB
DB
John Pugh Trahulo l11lls
Bnan Ohcrrcuter. b1anc1a
~an Sauer' Laguna &·al h
Da' 1d Ph 1ll1p\. ( osta \tc<.a
Nick Rcnll. Trabuco Htll'i
Dave Child\. Laguna Hill\
Dub) Ospina. Costa ~k~
Besides Fcgraus. Laguna Beach placed ~n Sauers on the nrst learn at
hnebacker and Estancia had one pick on
the first team tn linebacker Bnan Ober·
DB
p Quoc Ph,a m. Costa Mesa
Ma rc Brodht·ck . Laguna 11111'
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ewport's 111 has put 111111th1r
By Patrick Larkin
Or1nge COUI Delly Pllol
NEWPORT BEACH -Newport @•-
Harbor Ht foo tball coach Jeff Bnnkley 0 -
knows his f!111ors face a difficult task when I
they travel to Buena Park High Fnday night for a Cf F
01v1s1on VI second-round matchup against third-
sccded Sunny H1Us.
The Lancers (8-3). the Freeway league cham·
p1ons. ap~ars to have overcome some early-season
erratic play and arguably has played some of the best
football m Orange County the past sill weeks. Sunny
Hillt crushed Its five Freeway foes by a combined
score of 165-6. In first round action, the Lancers beat
Savanna. 28-20. to advance.
Newport (8·'>· on the other hand, needed a win
over Saddleback 1n the final week of ~a View Lcque
action to wrap up the league's No. 2 spot. The Sailors
took an earl)' lead and lhen held on for a 27-20
decision over San Dimas.
Bnnklcy said he has an answer for the Lancers'
pre-ecason troubles where \My dropped th~ of five
~ Monarchs face stiff test
By Barry Faulkner
C><enge Coast Ollty Pile>(
COST A MESA ·-The Mater Dc1 ~-
High football 'cam has rolled up 106 OJ-
po1n1s the last two pme but the
\1onarch\ m11y net'<! more of the same in Fnda)
n11lht's Cl F D1Hs1on l quarterfinal match up with
See MONARCHS/II
games.
"They were playing some pretty touah teams 1n
the bqinnma of the ~ason ... Brinkley said. "There's
no doubt they arc a good team. They p ve up only m
points 1n ltaaue and it's going to take a great cfTon for
us 10 beat &hem ...
Su nny Hills features an uplos1ve backfield thtlt
Bnnkley likens to Tustin. The l..anccn feature a pair
See NEWPORT Ill
Ht. Wt. Yr Pos Pia} t'r. ~t'bool
'i.K 200 Sr (JB l a~\ ~ulln an Llguna Hill'
\.~ 1411 Jr RR \1a~an \aha L.3ttuna 11111'
fl· I 2 I II Jr RH frtl ( (J\ ll10 T rahuui Hill'
fl..() ~O'i Ir RB krma1nl· '·" l'<1n ( , ,, ,J \.k'<I
(,., 21 'i Ir \\I< f n, I l'P .11 ' I .1~un.1 tkal h
(l.' 21 () ~r Tl lult.111 I 111J I rahuu1 H 111,
fl.' 205 Sr <H \ \l rlnl'l1" T rahuu> 11111<,
fl·2 185 r <H R11m.1n \ J\~Ul'/, l aguna 11111.,
5-1\ 165 r O L Br1,1n < 1n1" TrahUlO Hill\
'i.!( lhO ~r nl B.l\11 '·"'•H ( O\l,l \fl'\J
S-10 170 Sr ()( \I ,tr I.. \ l.1dd ll \ I .11111 n<i 111 II'
'i.X I 65 ~r Pl\. l,!'-\111 il'lhl I rahuu1 11111'
MONDAY NITE FOOTBALL
tiltlJ a.a Italian Flavor
AT THE
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Baffalo at Hoa•ton
Kelly and Moon °Duel 1ff the Dome"
RANDY YOUNGMAN
of the On.Die COunty SportaWrlten will be
OD haDd for bJa pick of the nlte.
A $400 oonr ~ proTld• u acelleat
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1'lnl ft'• 'C.pitcben -lWO .._ tk Wodd · champion Cincinnati Reds
-.... coatrKU Wednetday.
· lrowaina 1tayed with the Reds for St2.48
• ._ O¥el' bar yean, but Jacaon lef\ for a four-
,.,, SIO.S million deal with the Chicqo CUbs.
loddic:ker, who helped the Boston Red Sox
wla the American Leque East last teat00, went to
the kanau City Royals for $9.25 million for three
yan.
It wu the second straight year that the Royals
have Aped a bia-name fn:e-agent pitcher, and they
can only hope it works out better this time.
Last year, they sianed 1989 Natfonal Leaaue Cy
Youna winner Mark Davis away from the San
Ditt0 Padres -but Davis went 2-7 with sill saves
and a 5.11 ERA in 1990.
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CORVALLI ~. Ore -Dave ----
Kragthorpe "'on't bl• hack ne\t year as a
Oregon State'<, footba ll coach. It was __ _
announced Wednesda)
"After a length~ a nd considerable discussion
this morning. coach Kragthorpe and I have mutu-
all y agreed to make a change at the head coaching
pos1t1on." CSL' Ath letic D1m:-tor Dutch Baughman
said at a new~ ronfcn:ncc.
The Bca\ers "ere 1-10 in 1990 and had an
overall record of 17-4 8-2 in six seasons under
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Cardinals aencral rnanaeer Larry Wi&on •id
Manlty, a 31 -year-old dcfentive end. Wo.ld lrrivc
in Photni• today niah• and take 1 physical Friday
before joinina the lelm for practice. He is noc
cli&ible to play In a p me until Dec. 9.
In other spons news Wednetday:
•Isaiah Moniscame off'tbe bencb to liCOrc 19
points and arab I 0 rebounds a 1CCOnd-ranked
Arkansas rallied from an I I-point first-half def"tcil
to beat No. 6 Duke. 98-88. in a semifinal pme of
the Big Apple NIT in New York.
•Chris Mills showed his djversity from Iona
range and close in. scorina 25 poin ts, includina fi ve
3-pointers. as third-ranked Arizona overpowered
Notre Dame. 91-61 . in a semifinal pme of the Bia
Apple NIT.
•The Denver Nuggets ended weeks of hll&I~
ing b)' signing fi rst-round draft pick Terry Mills to
n contract reportedly worth S 1.35 million over two
}Cars. Clippers extend Nets' road ai
• Grttn Bay Packers Coach U ndy Infa nte
ruled quanerback Don Ma1kowski out for Sunday's
game with Tampa Ba) and the team re-signed Mike
Norseth as insurance.
LOS ANGELES -Charles Smith scored nine
his 34 points dunng the fi nal 2:4S as the Los Angt
Clippers overcame the loss of leadina ~ •
Norman in tht first quarter for a 99-90 V1Ctc
e.>.tcndang the New Jc~y Nets' NBA-record n
lo~1ng streak to 34 pmes.
-From n~ A1Hdaled Ptt1s
Quote of the day
Larry Smith, C football coach. when
Reggae Theus scored 26 points and roo~ie ~rr
Coleman added 23 for the Nets. sull tryina for Ur
fi rst victory away from the Brendan Byrne Arena s11
Dec. 19. 1989 at M1am1.
asked 1f tht' fact that his team has lost the last
seven mt'l'ltn~c; \.\I th Notre Dame will put
added prr~\ure on the l'tojans: "No. there's no
prl''i\Url· JU'>t a deep. burning desire to "'n ..
Ne" Jcrsc) erased a sax-point deficit wi th a I
run and took an 84-82 lead wath S: 14 to play. Colerr
started the rally wi th a pair of free throws and cas>i
11 "11h a la) up off a feed an the lane from Let
Conncr
-From Tb~ AHOCJ•tetl ,,, .....
Surfers have reason to. give thank
There 1s a lot for Orange Coun-
t) 's surfers to be thankful for on
this year's Thanksgiving holrday: (
• First and foremost. that we al
live an the greatest countf) in the
"'orld. The l 'n11cd States of Amen-
ca.
•That we live an the best pan of
the greatest countf). Orange Coun-
t)
•The Surfndcr Foundation. the
organization that has htlped so
much to keep our surf spots ali ve
and "ell. and our "atcrs relata\CI)
clean
• An)'one "ho has e"er con-
tnbuted to the Surfndcr Foun-
dation.
•The Professional Surfing .\s-
4'oc1a11on of Amenca. (PSAl\) for
making 11 possible for hundreds uf
aspiring profcss1o~als to achieve
thei r dreams of making a I" 1ng out
of .. urfing. b) holding e\Cnts "1th
s~o ()()() pme mane~
• fhat the PSAA will not be
ha ving a contest in Puerto Rim this
coming )Car
• Budv.c1 ~r fo r making the
J><iAA a reality and any other eom-
pan~ 1hat ha' contributed to the
grov.1h of the spon of surfing.
• F'iP"I. and people like Charlie
Fo"< "ho ha 'e introduced surfing
10 th e general public on local
networkc; and nauonal telev1s1on.
•Todd Miller ofNcwpon Beach
and Aud Llamas of Huntingto n
Beach. for finishing m the top 8 and
16. rc\pcCll\CI~.
• The < hmuan Boardnders·
urfing l\\soc1a11on. (CBSA) for
g1' mg l<x-al pros a chance to com-
~ CITY A VTO PARTS I 3 S YE'll~ of Professional
Lloyd Tice
pcte against guys 1te R1ch1e Col-
lins.
• R1ch1e Collins, not only for
represent mg Orange Count) among
tht top rated surfers in the world.
but for being such a good am-
bassador for the spon b) cont1 nu1ng
to compe1e locall) a~ wtll .
•The Huntington Beach Long·
board Crew. for bnngm1 baek the
TIWY
From 81
fool owners. faced with doing busi-
ness with less of that "found TV
mone) ... will reduce their payrolls.
And then someday. just perhaps.
baseaall pllchel'\ who lose 19 pmes
won't be g1 vtn thrtt-ytar guaran-
teed contracts wonh almost S6
million
Am I saying that I bchcvc pro
thletes of today art being paid too
much money? -.
style and soul of ,urling. and a
resurgence of longboard per-
formance su rfing all over Cali-
fornia. that has influenced surlin1
people all over the world.
•The continuing advan~men
an surfing tc-chnology. from surf-
boards to wetswtno surfina ac-
~nes.
•The Nati onal ScholastJc Surf
ing Association. (NSSA) for rew11
mg good surf en that also ellccl in
scholastics by awarding scholar-
ships each year.
• Thert has.n 't bttn another oil
spill
• M1chcflc oftht Sugarshack an
LarT) of the Breadcrum restauranm
in downtown Hun11n1ton Beach,
fo r being extra supportive to all of
the local surfers and for their con-
1nbu11ons to tht local-Ocvelopmen
of the ~pon.
•The remarkable warm weathe
and good wa"es wt've enjoyed ovc
this fall season. a rare occurcnce.
• Thanks to everyone who read.
m~ column. Happy Thank.s&ivina!
Uoyd Tice l.1 .. ~CM«
Dally Pilot co~t .. -..
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Supply and demand, thouih. 1s .
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works
The bottom lane 1s simplt: lfT\.
doesn't pay the monty. the owntr?
can't pay tht' money. and the play-
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' Sl,7R
ture races.
He has won 74 of the Western
States 243 feature racec; since 1983
(32.8 percent) Thie; 1s an average of
9 25 wins per season
This )Car he has accomplished
the followmg. Eleven feature "IC-
toncs. staned 18 of 38 races. has
had 28 top I 0 finishes. has had 26
top 5 finishe ... has held the lead on
301 of 1.340 laps in feature races.
has 11 heat race wins. and has
earned S24.805 for the ~car
Tripp holds the followiq track
records: 3-laps at Sauaus; I-laps at
Cajon Speedway and Tulare Fair-
grounds: I ().laps at Sauaus; ~tips
at Ascot's quarter-mjle and at
Saugus and Ventura Raceway.
Tripp is a araduatc of Newport
Harbor Hiah who still lives in Costa
Mesa alona with wife Erin and
daughter Shay.
.. Losing Ascot Park will hurt but
w~ still have Ventura. Bakenfiekl,
El Ca Jon and El Centro," be says,
:·we won't be hurt umucb as some
of the other racing sroups."
Tnpp has raced in thr Turkey
Night 100-lap feature at AIOOt Parle
since 1974. He missed only one
year when rain delays postponed
the race until after his departure for
New ZcaJand.
His best finish an the race was
second and he has finished third
and founh several times but never
won the big o ne. He has won at
Ascot including races this year but
never on Thanksgiving Day.
His current goal 1s to win two
more races to pass the late Richie
Vogler as th(' all-time USAC mid&et
winner. Right no"' he has 130 vic-
ton cs to 13 1 for Vogler who died in
a crash earlier this year
Including his time Down Under.
he has 209 career v1ctones in fea-
ture races.
..I DC\er worT) a bout him when
he's rac10g ... Enn sa)s w11h con-
fidencr ''H<''s \('I) good at what he
Rustlers streak to victory
( 1oldcn Wc.-\t < ollcgc overcame The OI~ mp1a n\ wl·n: led h) Elliot
streak' \hodt1n(! 1n the seco nd h11lf Hatcher\ 26 point\. while Chm
as the Ru\tlcr' 12· '' dcfeatl*d \1s1t-Dmw~ laml· of the Oc.·nch w1th 17
ing ~::in 01q~o \lte..a. H4-80. in non-flOtnt\
Co nfert'ncr tommunll}' collcg<.• uuldl'O ~C'>I I\ hark ID 3Cl100
basketball a<. 1100 WedncCida) night Monda). "'hen 11 hml'i the Oc-
(,oldt·n ~'-''' got 22 Jl(>int~ from udcntal ( o llcgc Junior 'ars11 ~ 1n a
guard R1t V.1 n \(.1nce 20 lrom 7 '\() p.m matchup
forv.Jrd f,1\1111 \ <1ughan and 19 In colkgl' '-'Omen"; action
from u·ntt·r Tom Dner "h1lc Dar-8 Southern C•llforala 58,
n·n I rn\l. J frr,hman out of Ocean-Rt'dlands 57: l\.ri\tt·n &1.is had IQ
Vic" H igh add'd 111 point\ and 10 point\ and ~utanne Bakos had Iii
n·houndc. pu1n t\. eight rchounds and SI\ st<.·ah
J he Ru'>lkr' Jumped out to a 10 lead the \ anguardc; I:?-I) in non-
~ S-1 4 lt«td m1d"a) throug~ the fir\t tonfl'rl'rm: al11on JI home
hJlt Jltcr J 11-5 run hut the Ohm-Darnl'll Good had 11 pcnnl\ and
p1Jn\ mana~H·d to pull '-"lth1n ~-Hn li\t' a'tw.ti. v.h1k Lon Hall1tJJ,
(44"'.'1"') :il thl· hJlf f rom !here thl· added all nf her e1gh1 points 1n thl·
l\l.O lcJm\ ~l'\.iwcd ~fore Go.Iden '><'~ihnd ~alf ar. a '>d< < ~unlg <Som ~ 1 . ..• v . 8 1 w th th • l' ngu r ., 011 noma cc; out'>(Orl~1 ·•c':kl · 1 c State in anotht'r non-confercnu~
gaml· t1cd at -"1th 4•, minule!I game at home Monday at S.30 p.m
left to take uintrol -By ,.,. Dally Piiot
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ud New Zealand PW)',... ...
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,ear for sis weeb. ~. 11 • Australia for a couple ol Wlillll _.
then to New Zaland, 8nt ...
South lsJand and thaa me Nonb. ..
Erin knows more lbout tbe tu..
tory of Tripp's m.ideet tuece•1
than anyone .
•
.. They b»te a bia f9Ce Of $() lalli
in Australia for a U0,000 pune. Re
won that one eiabt of nioe times.
Christmu and tilew Ycer'1 are bia
holidays down there and tbey have
criclcett matches and raciJ11. The
crowds 10 to both events and they
art big ones."
When Tripp was inducted into
the Hall of Fame, be declined an
invitation 10 attend, sendina .Erin
and Shay instead.
Rablltt's Pll1H ID flPln lrlYlll UCl's
"He doesn't like that tyPe of
thing. Banqueu are not for ham and
he's not into awards. I enjoyed it
very much thouah," Erin says.
Tripp has a new car ready to take
tu New Zealand and was at AICOt
Tu~ay night testina it for the trip
down under. "We want to get the
kinks worked out before we leave.
We probably won't drive it tonight.
though."
Tnpp is able to follow has hobby
with the blessing of his boss -
brother Bob Tripp who once
pursued the midget racing ci~uit
but without Lhe success of his
younger brother. Bob has taken
over the family electrical business
wh 1ch was started by their grand-
flthcr and perpetuated by their
father.
How did he get the name Sleepy?
As a youngster. he and brother
Bob competed in quarter-midaet
races at an early age. While he was
awa1tin1 his turn on the track, he
would fall asleep in the cockpit of
the mid&et and had to be awakened
to go on the track. He won't be
sleeping at the wheel this evcnina.
ho~ver.
While tonight 1s the finale of
Ascot Park. it is just another mile-
stone 1n the life of Ron "Sleepy"
Tnpp of Costa Mesa who is pursu-
ing his 131st victory behind the
wheel of a midget racing machine.
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U.S. pololsts earn
win over Australla
Oranse County's Doua Kimbell
staned a rally W1th S:25 rcmainina
in the third quaner that led the U.S.
men's water polo team over Aus.-
tralia. 7-S. in the tint pme of the
Tungsram Cup in Budapest. Hun-
pry Thursday. 1J1 U. DaJJ1 Pl.Ml
laurth·PllCl.S .. Wlng at NCAA .. 1
A year ago. it seemed Buffy Rab-
bitt had lost a little off her running
abilities as a result of a red-shirt
y~r spent studying 1n France.
A year later. 1t has become ob-
vious that she not only bounced
back to form hut also met the
cxptttallons when sh~ came to UCI
out of Ne'-" port Harbor High in
1986.
Rabb1tt's fourth-plaC'c finish at
the NC' AA D1v1s1on I <.:ross C'oun--
tf) Champ1on11h1ps Monda) was
the best ever for a UC'I runner on
the national kvcl. and she led the
UC'I women's team to a fourth
place finish. the highest ever for the
program.
The fact that founh was her worst
placement of the ~ason shows j ust
how consistent she was. having
finished first in every other race -
including the Bia West and NCAA
Regio n 8 meets -except for one
inv1tat1onal "'here sh(' took second.
"So far. 1t''i bttn the best senior
year we've ever had since I've bttn
here." Coach Vince O'Boylc said.
"Th('re have bttn good ones like
Jill Hamngton. Rusty Knowles.
Beth McGrann and Jennifer
T homa\ but Buff)\ beyond that "
Monda}. Rabbitt finished 1n
I ti '\I 10 t'am ht>r third All-Amenca
hnnor and 1mpn>"l.'d 25 plact's over
hrr 2Qth-flla(c finish 1n 1989. It
"ould o;ce m undeniable in retro·
,JX"<.'l lhat thl.' ~car off hurt her in
thr runncr'c. forum. falling frofn
20th a\ a 'IOptiomore 1n I 9H7 to
29th aftt'r the )Car off. but perhaps
some 1h1ng'I arc more im portant
during thr rnur'lc of one's college
~car'
Rabb111 rnml' back this )car and
worked hard to prepare. tht'n ran
"1th grl·a1 fOlu\ throughout the
-.CJ\On
··shr\ c\tabhshed hcr..clf."
O'Boylc \aid "Susan Bliss (of M1s-
wun "ho tool>. third Mo nda) 1n the
same time) "as fourth last year.
Buff\·, n-tiounded and put herself
in a rrall\ <'Ille fit"ld nationally.
.. ,f.,ht" can continue. s he's go ing
tu put hl'r\t·lfin a '<'I) d11e field in
track al~ I "ouldn'l put her 1n tht"
categof) of hack in our heyda)S
when (Ste\<') ~011 and the others
"'ere there. hul \he\ getting
COSTA MESA
Jon Ferguson
notoriety as that caliber of person
collegiately. he's had a great year."
O'Boyle ~1d Rabbm's c•pcriencc
was a key factor this t1mr around as
sht' paced herself Wt'll on what was
a Vt'f)' fast course and avoided not
going out 100 fast.
The rnt1rc UCI women's team
h2d a strong effort all-around. and
0°8o} le IS e'CltCd about the pros-
pects of next season with t\ef)One
back but Rabbitt. Thrtt red-shin s
and what promises to be another
strong recru111n& )'Car could keep
l 1\1 among the nation's rhlc
The kc~ nr11t \Ca\on he find mga
front -runner 10 1al.c Rahh111'<, place.
and that pc~on could comr 1n the
form of sopho more Rayna
C-cr\'antcs or Junior Mana Akraka.
Akraka finished 30th two years
ago while running cross country for
lhc firu time at lo"a 'ilatc.'. A world
clas\ d1stan(.•c runner in tracl.. she
compett•s 1n cro\\ c-ou nlf) for the
re'i1dual r ffectc; IO\l.ard track She
1mflro\t'd 10 18th 1h1s season
"I don't ht"'ilt:llr to S<l ) she's a not
a true croc;s count I) runner:·
O'Bo)lc said "~hl"'> a t~ck runnrr
he's mo rr the J)('rc;on that will go
on the trad. tlut c;hc knows cross
country will help. \0 \hr goe., out
and docc; hrr hec;t ··
Ccn ante\ came out of
Montebello High as one of the top
high k hool trad distance runner.,
in the nation and 1mpro,ed from
75 th to 24th al the NC "A ( ham-
p1on'lh1pc; ID crO'l§ COUDlf).
situations and they came through."
The South Pasadena depth took
From B 1 litx·rt1c' with 1hc Costa Mesa de-
'Tm reall\ proud of my team." fon\C a' '-'<'II-directed passes con-
Wulf said "~'"<'ntccn goals is a lot 'ilStenll) found the open man in
of goals. l'\fl\:nall) for n 11tle game. front of the cage.
We thought 11 would be a one-goal Costa Mesa 1oal1c Paul
pmc. Willemsen had four save . but was
..we·, c '1rl''>'>Cd balanced sconng often left to defend w1de<-0pcn dnv-
all Kason and that was what did 11 ere; and hull' men at point-blank
for us toda) ~ l' pnde ourselves on range
"She's ready to make that next
step." O'Bo)'le said. "She's followed
almost identically what Buffy did u
a sophomore. ·
"f told her what 1t would take to
be an All-American. and she ac-
complished that after being a httle
down a )'Cir ago. She came back
this )Car knowing how the competi-
tion is and showing she'd been
through 1t be fort."
In s1m1lar form, red-shirt
freshman Tracy'Goodnch -who
did not htt\.e the notonety
(er\antcs did coming out of high
school -ran well above what was
expected of her all season but slip-
ped a notch and finished 92nd at
the NC'AAs.
"You cannot Judge how some-
body's go1n1 to do the first time
thc)"'c been there," O'Boyle said.
"l ook at all athletic events at the
n1uonal level. and you'll sec that.
"Trac) has been a key to the
program. I figured she'd be in the
lop seven (entering the season). but
I didn't figure what he would end
up doing. She ran well as a
freshman. I'm happy with what she
did and elated With how we did as
a team ..
The rest of the UCl's runners
included Juniors Roberta Morona
(I 36th). Sita Jones (I 38th) and Jade
Prt'ato (I 39th).
.. \II the time\ "'ere about what
the) 've been nmning." O'Bo> le
5.a1d. "It's neat because thc)'rc all
home grown people. aU Cah-
(om ia n'I and basically Southern
\aliforn1a girls ...
0
U(. I w phomore Pablo Ynzar (S4
goals) and Junior Sk) lar Putman
(50 aoal{) made first-team All-Bia
West C'onft-rtnce 1n water polo dc-
\p1 1q the .\ntcaters' '-"Orsi S<"ason in
25 th-"ear head coach Ted New-
land's tcnurt'. Stt've Gill earned
honorable mention after leading the
lt"am '-'llh 76goals
Yn.zar led the Big West with 3.0
goals per game. but mmcd 11
&<lffil'')
Peppcrdine's Henf) Rabello. a
1un1or transfer from Golden West
Collegl' and nauve of Rio de Jan-
c1ro. Bra11 I. made second team.
Joe Fctrp1oa 11 a or..,c> C..11
Dally Piiot Sport• Wrlt~r ,, ... ,.
t'Olom• •P~•n c>ttc>ry ft•l'l4•.Y·
p1ons close with consecutive goaJs.
South Par.adcna. ho\\-evcr. e1t-
tendcd Its 7-4 halftime lead to 11-6
afler 1hrcc quarters. which L)'nch
adm111cd was the point of no return
for hie; tl·am's 11tlc hopes
"It was at the ('nd of the third
quaner and the bqinn1n1 of the
fourth that 11 prcll) much aot out of
reach." l ynch explained. "We
scored fir'lt 1n the fourth quarter to
makt It 11 -7. but they scortd two in
a row " distnbut1ng the ball and ~ put a .. ihe) wert better than '-"t'
lo t of d1ffert·n1 lods in different ., thought they ~rt." Delahunt said.
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NATIONAL
South Pasadena upanded the
lead to I S-8. before Costa Meta
scored four times down the stretch
to el~ the pp.
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The Tisen ICOred the fir:s1 thrte
1°"1' of the seco8'f period to cs&ab-
h h control. but J)elahunt lc('pt the
ftve·timc defendina PCL cham-
It was the Must.anp· third 2-A
Htlc pme llP&>ea".'nce. hav101 won
back-to-back ('f()wns in 1986-87
~fore spending the past two
seasons in thr l-A div1110n.
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Dei c.D Bruce RolliDtOD laid. :111e c6ftlive line is cnatins seams lw Orrell (!pub), who it
~nni• with con~. and (jun-
ior quannbeck) Bally Blanton is
really com int of •·"
Sparks, the Onnee Cout Area11
leadina rusher with 1,364 yards on
189 carrin, is an e~plolive runner
who burned fi11t·round foe Lona
Baich Poly for th~ touchdowns
and 219 yards on 22 carries.
BlanlOft. third in the Onnee
Cout Area in pessina yarctqe, has
blonomed in his fint season at the
controls. He has thrown for nearly
a third (S27) of his season pusina
yards (1 ,171) the past two pmcs,
hittina on 30 of SO anempu. He is
l 39 of 236 on the teaSOn with an
impressive touchdown-to-inter-
ception ratio of l 9-S.
Rollinson ~its the improve-
ment of the offensive line as a key
factor in the latc-teaSOn resuraence,
while also creditina the blockina of
fullback Scott McKclvey and the
resent return to health of receiver
Rick Ellis.
.. McKelvey has been one of our
most consistent playen all year,
and Ellis is full speed for the fint
time all season," Rollinson said.
.. He's been battlina a badly strained
hip-flexor muscle all season and he
really hasn't practiced the entire
week until just recently."
Ellis. the team's seco nd·lcadana
rcctivcr with JS catches for 6S 1
yards, showed off his new-found
speed with an 81-yard touchdown
catch on the first play of the Lona
Beach Poly pmc.
Another pass catch1n1 threat for
the Monarchs as senior running
back Da Vld Gonzalez. who leads
the team with 40 catches for 487
yards.
But while sconna has come easy
for the Monarchs of late. stoppina
the Eqlcs will be the key Fnday
niaht.
.. They JUSt have unbelievable
speed;' wd Rollinson of. the run-
NEWPORT
From 8 1 l
of senior runnina backs who rushed
for more than l .400 yards in the
rqular season. ·
"There were a lot of qucstJon
marks for us early on and we've
manqcd to answer some of them."
Sunny H ills Coech Jim Devaney
said. "Each pme we're aettina a
littJe more comfortable we've made
the riaht personnel choices."
Mike Sullivan led the team in
rushina. pinina 731 yards on 104
camcs. while teammate Ken Over·
by pined 721 yards on I 4S rushes.
Sen ior quarterback Jamal
McKenzie completed n)OTC than SO
percent of his passes and pined
more than 700 yards throuah the
air. McKenzie's favorite t.arsct is
senior Steve Choe, who cauaht l~
passes for 327 yards.
''I would say they arc a Tustin-
type team from the aspect of their
two .,.nina becks," Brink.ley said.
"It's acfinitcly a two-back anack
and their quarterback is a aood
athlete who can run effcctjvcly.
"We're 1oin1 to have to be real
di!iciplined on defense. We have to
be qsressive and fly to the ball.
Our number one prionty is work.int
hard to set the ball into our o(,
fcnw's handJ and k~ping their
off cnte off' the. fiekl. ••
onented Eagles. "They have size up
front and ability at the skill pos-
itions to warrant their No. I rank-
ing. I think it will take a supreme
effon and a little bia of luck for us
-to beat them. but wc11 show up.
Our defense just can't aive up the
big play."
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The Sailon have several weapons
on offense as well, inchidina run·
ning back Russell Olshefski, who's
pined 814 yards on 14S carries and
scored ciJht touchdowns. Bally
Gabriel has come on for Ncwpon
as of late and is avcrqjna more
than 70 yards a pmc in his last
three pmcs.
The passina attack for Harbor is
solid also, and is led by quancrt.ck
Steve Walker. Walker, a senior, ii
best on the short stuff and is a key
pan of Newport's ball-<:0ntrol of-
• fcnse.
"I think probably the ~ntinuity
of his team impreua_')lnc the
most," Devaney said. ''They seem
to be well<e>aehed. balanced on
offerue and qsressive on defcnte.
"I don•t know where be feU thole
pys on defense that to out and
kn°"-people around, J think he's
Sot a prdcn out back where he srows them and he aocs out and
pulls them out."
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Here's a cloter look:
•• Ten at L,_w .... The CbUlett (10.1), the No. 2 entry
from the South Cout l.alue. peck
their .,... for 1he leCOftd stfliaht
week lo face the San Gabriel Valley
l.eape'1 No. 3 Kniahts (6-S). After
k>lina a coin flip two· weeks in a
row. El Toro Coach Bob Johnson
quipped earlier in the w~k that it
miJht be time to act. a new coin.
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with them that ..... " Jab , •
said. ''That is a pretty llNMl Jilllillre
when you consider .-. lb ol tbe
ciaht playoff tams mnaiahll are
from ehhcr the South Coal or dae
San Gabriel Valley .
"They run the option pretty c&c-
tively and they look to be csplolive
at times. They'll be a baDdfW. They
don't pass. so it would be nice to Ft
an early lead and make them play
catchup.''
• Mhtlea Vieje al 0.W-J: The
Diablos ( 10-1) are ridint an eiabt·
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Cmda Mike Ruth said, .. lut dliey
like to throw a little to keep you olr be•wcc. They pvc (top.teed) Pata-
mount all they could handle.
""Tbty run the djve veer ~
wilh an excellent sophomore quar-
tert.ck who can run, be kicb and
~u. He basically docs ewrytbi ...
They've aot a 220.pound fullt.ck
who's touJh to brina down and a
couple of 1mpress1ve two-way play-ers. ..
Like Johnson. Rush thinks the "ex is to tet out in front cal'1)'.
We'd bke to act a coupk of
tumovcn and act our offente to
explode on them;· Rush said ... ((
we can get up a few on them, they'd
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impretlive win over at F......._ t
1'hete pays arc ~ o( the -
consiltent and ~ -I in <>ranee County,.. TUSlin a.di t
Marijon Ancich said. 1"bc laJ!nl
pa that you have IO beat P.alcj ,
every year to reach the fiMla IO
we've aot our work C'U1 out for a i
1"bey are pretty balanced _. r
have a lot of quality peno d ~
We're not a team like EitealMlWll'
or Fontana. We can•t afford 10 look
pas1 Paci fie.a ...
OCC sailing team begins racing season
NEWPORT BEACH -The Orange Coast Col-
leae Sailina Team will launch its,.racing season this
weekend by hostjna the second annual United
St.ates/JaPa.n lntcreolleJiate Goodwill Regatta.
The top 22 collqiate sailint teams from Japan
and United St.ates will come 1ogcthcr for the 16-race
UC Santa Barbera, Sprina Hill Collesc (Alabama),
Gcoractown and PonJand State.
Japan is cntcrina 12 teams includina Totyo
Univenity. Hosei University and Wascda University.
Japan's entries reprcsent the hiibesl scorins r.cen
from its recently completed national championsb:ipa.
PORTLAND. Ore. -Basketball series that runs throuah Sunday. Racina wtll like place tn Ncwpon Harbor and in
the ocean near the Balboa Pier. Each race will featuft
short IC'llo n-peck.ed courses and last about 2S rnin.utea.
star James Wonhy's name appears Openina ceremonies wall bcgJn the three-day
on the lop of two escon services event on Friday at I l a.m. at OCC's Intercollegiate
linked to prostnuuon. Pon land Sailing and Rowina Base in Newpon Beach.
pohce said Wednesday. Ten teams will rcpraent the United States anclud·
AJI races arc free and open to the public. For
infonn.a11on. phone 64.S-9412.
The Los Angeles takers foN-ard 1ng OCC. USC. UCLA, Stanford. UCI. Cal-Berkeley.
pleaded innocent Tuesday an Hous. T--------------------------------------
ton to charges he sohC1tcd prosu---L-.-.--.-FIL-iif"--r--Tl-IE-.:;':;".7.;";--lri---FUIT---... --.-IUl--.1
tuuon from two undercover pohce ~ -.r ... ~
o fficers Includes fm Tire Rotaboll • 1 4 CJl 'Cfl I Cfl I -MIDI I
Wo nhy allcgedl} called an escon :.~r:...:~l_:•,,~.~ 11135• •41• •11•
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1 R•'. $89.00 ....... (Most cSs) I scrv1ct that was being momto~d by .,. .... 11 ~ ... ~ ..
police. He was arrested las1 week •D•*''*' c. ~· I (Mnl tl<l> 1r111-.-.'-"&C...Wu1111 1 • ..,.,...si.. . ..,,._ ...... I
before a game with the Houston • 5111ey °*' w.ai M <• '' I W4ll '"' C..... ~ JJ.Jl..tt • lllc:llilll Or.-•~ • ._ ,. • I R""kets. I• l*1tatt r~ .,_... & Oil r1111n "°' "'sa.a u1r1 1 • ..._...., ._.... •S-11!111,.. l*I I
"" (qttt ll·Jl..tl 1-..... ,.., ...... -.. ~ u .... Po lice never made an attempt to
pursue Wonhy in the Ponland
cases. One occurred in .... February
and the other was in 1987.
The detecti ve who investigated
the latest Ponland case. Sgt. Rick
Mosiman. said Wonhy·s name ap-
peared on the Feb. 1> log of Allstar
Models and Escons.
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Slater, fame4 yachtswoman, dies at 71
The Southern California yachting community was
shocked Wednesday to bear of the sudden death of
Peggy Slater. famous yachtswoman and yacht broker.
a~ Marina del Rey.
Miss Slater, 71, bad recently retired frQm the
yacht brokerage business and was engaged in writing
a book about her career as a yachtswoman. She had
skJppercd some of tbe leading yachts in long distance
races such as the Transpac to Honolulu. the Sydney
(Australia) to Hoban and a number of Mexican races.
Slater collapsed in the parltlng lot at Pacific
Manners Yacht Club in Marina del Rey as she was
preparing to give a talk to a women's sailing group.
a~ording to Joan Semper, manager of Del Rey Yacht
Club, with whom she had spent the day.
Death was apparently due to a heart attack.
Several nurses at the group administered CPR but
Slater was dead before paramedics arrived. according
to Semper. She was dead on amval at a nearby
hospital.
Slater 1s survived by a brother Bill. also a well-
known yacht racer.
Services arc pending.
-By lff Dally Pilot
HUNTINGTON ~ -CIA1,... .::ii ~ IOP TWCMJmeA1-Ar1r"*llile .... -.llf llltR a 17?'1.
TaylOr heeck a Mii of' C'.faMlil W. · Dlwt Ja• Al.._ I ~ con. ..... Dalo,..,_•• .. •• • ._ r.dftc. .. --" .. ~t11eSoumC...0a1a ......... _ _..".,... ......
All-Southttn Calitbm.. ...... __.. leccMKt tam All~
wcrc announced. CilffbrlUm. ~ and ..
Taylor. a tophomoft hai COiia ..,. All-SC'C hoeon:
Meta Hiah. WU the IOP Pie.., cw RoberU (Marina) ...
the $&alt champion llusdcn. Hil llleclld llOOlld team ~al l;nd
sophomore a1ali11in include a 6.M Risa tam An..scc (Or. tus defen•~
1oal5 apinst averqe and 277 •vet play. Robmt had 19 pl• for the
(10.4 averqe). Thote nwnben wett year. aood cnouah to t*m hfm Player of Two Ralllen ~ sdeaed ICIO-
thc Year honors for both Soutbetn ~ tca-:n All.SCC . -holemett
California and the South Coat Brian Sci8cca (Huntm1ton Beach) Confmn~ and Jason Mills. Sciacca had 46
Two oth~r Rusilers wcie named pis. while Mills had 22.
to the All-SoCal team. the All-SCC -•1 dte Dally Pl#I
team and were accorded All-Amcri-)
ca honors IS well. 0
Frcshm•n drivers Edvard Van AU.·~ CAUPO'INIA
C lbe ......... y.., Luijn and Torey u nson were Scon T..,..,, Oeldlll w.a1
both named to all three teams for ""' TeMt
Golden West. Both Van Luijin and ci.=::. =.. ~.~ o'f::'~,;:::.
All·PCL
From 8 1
a 199-yard rushing ni&ht against
Laiuna Beach after subbing for the
injured Jackson at tailback.
Perhaps no one made a bigger
impact on his program this year
than Fegraus did. The 5-11. 1 ~
pounder caught 48 passes for an
incredible 1.138 yards receiving -
a 23. 7 yards per catch averaec. He
led Orange County in receiving
yards·and scored 52 points and he's
only a junior.
Saba, the S.10. 185 pounder was
apin among the Orange County
leaders in rushing as he finished the
regular season with 1.08 1 yards on
234 carries. The senior workhorse
also scored 11 touchdowns for the
Hawks.
tanp the pest 1even yean led Co
Mesa to iu best record tince 19'
The Mustangs put t()ltl,her a f0t
game win streak to close out t
regular wason and came u, j1
short against Laauna Hills in t
PCL opener of winnin1 the &eat
title with a 5-0 mark.
Pot.
QB
RB
RB
RB
WR
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OL
OL
OL
OL
OL PK
The first team consi1t1 of
position players on each side of l
Baldwin. who's coached the Mus-baU a~ well as a punter and kick1
SECOND TEAM OFFENSE
Player, ldlool "-Ht. 1'L Yr.
Morgan Lanchanttn, ua.. Beach S.9 I SS Sr.
Ben Rooker. Trabuco Hills 6-4 225 Sr.
Juan Garcia, Century S-8 160 Jr.
Jason Levinson. Laguna Beach 5-11 175 Sr.
Wil Bohuslav1zki, Estancia S-7 I SO Sr.
Josh Hill. Costa Mesa 6-3 215 Sr.
Matt Newberry. Trabuco Hills 6-2 210 Sr.
Brian Beehan. Laauna Beach S.10 215 Jr.
Art Tovar. Estancia 6-1 190 Sr.
Vance Selin. Laguna Bc.ach 6-1 245 Sr.
Jesse Smith, Costa Mesa 6-2 245 Sr.
Amr Hegazi. Estancia 6-0 185 Sr.
POI.
DL
DL
DL
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
DB
DB
DB p
SECOND TEAM DEJPENsE
Pla1er, ldtool
Mike Bates, Lquna Beach
Fernando Ospina, Coata Mesa
Dave Stallone, Lquna Beach
Roaer Lance, Laauna Hills
Rafer Kingston, Laguna Hilla
Mark Florence , Trabuco Hills
Mike Cota, Costa Mesa
Stacy de la Moue. Century
Enc Davis. Laguna Hills
Brett Sutherland, Trabuco Hilb
Rick Odoardi, Century
Bill Sandro. Estancia
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6-3 190
S.9 16S
S.11 185
6-2 210
S.9 180
S.11 l9j
S.9 I" 6-1 205
6-4 205
6-0 185
S.10 178 s
S.lO 185
From North Orange COW1ty
From South Orange County
540-1220
496-6800
642-5678 EJ
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ber of oppolitc: tt• is inlf'iaued, leU1
0Hucinat1on for you. Scmario hiab· liahtl aelf<1pmslon, pin throucb
writteft word. 9COaPIO (Oct. H-Nov. 21~
Empbasia on home cookina~ domestic tld.iustment. ratoratioo 01
bannooy. \'ou'U ~ve aift ~ ~tine totco of a.&ction. RdatJve
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picture brilbtcol -*XOUDl you i.boul't ~ Is ft<'Ovmd. Pilca fit. um procn1~ntly.
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,.nt to •hims of older pmon. ~ ·hilfl. j~ent and lntuh on pn>vc accurate:. Don't beck down
from bully.
AQU.UUUI (Jan. 2().F'eb. II): ~na obliptlon ls fWfilled.
lndMdl.l&I tc:mponnly Immobile ..,.... .. lift reprettnuna tokm of
iolndltfon. You'll be COllCa'Md wliJa fticftdlh p th.at could bedome
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motivated lndlvlduals who
would like to market the
•Earn an annual salary of
$18,200. plus bonuses
available In
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Huntington
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transportation and llab-
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• Full employee benefits NO COLLECTING
NO SOLICITING
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full training provided
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by Chip 0-unhanr POR-uTTSR OR-FOR-WOR81t
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............. ,bUt~ ................ ~ ...................... "'~ ~ WORWl lri .. wtytMn.
..... .... .. ~ feeling.
Often lhe ftnda It'•....., not to go
out at II, "*' to -.. .ttti the
Q11M ~ thet goee on. M e
,_,.., men often tNln not, lhe
~ ..,... to go to • ntct rw-
teut'Mt, perNlpe the u.ter, and
then cell tt • night.
Lately tNnga have changed,
though. 8UMn hM dilCOYered
Nlna'I, a aophlltlceted over-30'1 niQtttelub owrtoolclng Newport Bey
In the chennfng, brtck·peved Lido
Manna Vlltlige. I
"Nina'• te dlffwent," aeya Sueen,
"I've found my niche here. The
staff le conductve to my needs. t
cen come In, order • c:odttalt, and
atlll fMI Ilk• a lady."
The troplcel art deco Interior
exudee the etyte and etegence that
you might •~t to find In New
Auto show
~ introduces
'91 models
The focus of the auto Industry
wtll be on Southern Cellfornta this
weekend u 42 manufacturer9 In-
troduce over 500 1991 models at
the Long 8Mch lnternetlonel Auto
Show et the Long Beach Conven-
tion Center.
At etek• la a share of the South-
land'• multl-mllllon-doflar new car
and truck market, which topped
the 800,000 mark In 1989. Auto
show manager Biii Schultz said
recent slow car aeles should prove
hMtthy for show attendance.
"When people have a wlat-and-
... attitude about purchas!ng a
new car. they 11111 want to look and
prefer the no-pressure atmosphere
of the auto show to vtsltlng dealer
lhowrooma." he noted.
Doon are open from 10 a.m. to
10 p.m. today through Saturday
and 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday.
AdmlMlon Is SS for 9dults, with
chHdren 12 and und« admitted ""·
VOita Qlr. W119t )olh fl --.
.. .. blim, .. dub --Oft .. """*'°"' ...... ~ ........ multlooknd ..... .... dCMn on the .,_ ftOor d ...._
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nlghtc:tul) for ........ not • piece
.... kids hang out.
''All .... ooton, .. ~
IMdowe. .. .... """'°'8 ...
dBloned for w~men,'' •d
owner/operator Joe •dtfl•d .
''A lot of time and C8re hM gone
Into thle. We UMd o.¥td Stew••.
who'• known throughout the ooun-
try u one of the top nlghtctub
deelgnera, and thlt le hit ~
room. The whole Interior._ cu.-
tom deetgned." J9e ateo brought In
arttat Cerotyn Van-Hoeen to com-
P<>M four original palntlnga for his
Walla.
............ ..._. tor lnllm .. 1 oono-
v.lllllOn. ..... ----.. """ llllDllDft"' ..... wine and ctwn.-=.,.,..,.. ....... A Smiling service at P&za_z
and bllrOOlll ..... for.
mil II proAdlCI wet"/ ~
night. Nna'I al9o II 8'Jlllbte fat
prtwde psttee. ...... M-
~or epeclal holdey office
aff*'-
" you·,. lllrcHno for • full.. ..w. Mlon that ... cer-. pop
Imo Pazarz In N9w'port ~ tot a
doea of good old-feeNoned .. *-.tth • ,.., amHe.
Offering tadela. body waxing,
mank:uree end atytlng, Pazazz
.,.,.. In the .,.. and mak•
dinner r..-vatlone. -
A lot of the extra effort• to eerve
peopte. lhe and AIWe both .....
.,. rooted In their put restaurant
~a. '"We're )Uet reelty ec-
commodatlng," aeya AtYM. Ov.t1ooklng Newport Bay,
Nin•'• ts • WllCOme addition
9mong the ~ ert gal1r1ee and fine ,....,, .. ta that rnelc• up the
beeuttfut Udo Marine we.a-. N9w-
port 8Mct\ ... tong owrdue for a
claay. 90Phletleated piece to meet
qu.uty ~. end enjoy or .. t
muefc and dancing.
~tue In eok>r. ''We haw ,------":"----~-----------...
"The nightclub of the '908," u
Joe calta It, offers late ~
entertainment unparalleled In Or-
ange County. Joe hu refined wllht
he calla a "mature mualC for-
mat" -"music that llke a fine Wine
la robust, but not overbearing."
The music format la contem-
porary, but not wild. The choioel
might tum a younger crowd off -
a crowd that la tradltlonalty much
easier to market a nightclub to -
"I knoW I can't be all thlng8 to all
people and lt't not going to hap-
pen overnight,'' Btanehfleld Mid.
Open Wedneeday through Sun-
day, from 9 p.m to 2 Lm., Nine's
11 located at 3388 Via Udo In
Newport Beach. For furthef Infor-
mation. call 723-<>500.
color etuaee weektY for our
atytlatt," l8YI Lorna Gerry. owner
and • menlcurltt herMlf.
O.,ry hu owned Pezezz lfnc:e
August, but the store tt..n has
bMfl there for eight v-ra. One of
the things that sett Peuzz apart la
lte young and enthulfeatlc staff.
''They' re lntertl9ted In teaming end
they don't have any preconc::elYed
Ideas," seya Garry.
Wolfe heads YMCA
board of managers
One of Garry' 1 stytists, Lisa
Alvel, feels the salon Is unique too.
"It's relaxed. l.'. like to come into wonc. At other shops, there's
preeeure. We all seem to get along
~ end most Importantly. clients
aey they like coming here."
Garry heraetf acts as combina-
tion concierge and baby sitter for
her customer•. who feet com-
fortable bringing their children In
whfle they get their hair done.
The Newport Costa Mesa Family Coste Meae-Newpor1 Beacn are&. ''One day we had seven chldren
In here, "Garry said. It was fun."
She also Mrvel coffee, tee and hot
chocolete, and even runs small
YMCA hu announced the 1990-91 Financial aseistence programs
officers for Its board of managers, ere available to any community
with' Sterling Wolfe heading the member who Is unable to pay. For
new slate as chairman. further Information on the Newport
Other officers are Dav& Lamb Costa Mesa YMCA and Its pro-
and Ernie Klate, vice chairmen; grams. contact executive director
John Modeer. treasurer, and David ,_G_eo_rg_e_s_c_o_bas_a_t_64_2·_9990 __ · __
Bray. secretary.
The new officers are looking for-
ward to a sueceMful, challenging
year. The Newport Costa Meae
Family YMCA has many programs
to offer the community, Including
aquatics, parent/child programs.
health fttneu, stat&-llcenaed child
care, senior activities end con-
fidential professional eountellng
and mental health aervtces.
The YMCA operates two facllltlee
-the fitness facility at 2300 Uni-
versity Ortve, Newport Beach, and
the Center fOf Family CounS61ing at
3iOO Airway Ave., Suite 105, In
Costa Mesa -as well as four
efter-achool child care altee In the
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In this land of fabled wintcn -sunshine
and seasport amid soaring palms -it often
shocks newcomers that snow skiina abounds
within 100 miles or so of our Oranae coastline.
The shock wave is in direct proportion to
how recently the newcomen Ocd Midwest
blizzards or F.ast Coast ice storms for a thawina
refuac out here -and saw ski racks on cartops
at he onram~ to the SS Freeway. .
Such a siaht bas been known to prompt an
immediate 90-dqrr.e turn toward ~
where the closest thina to snow is in a biahblall
alus.
However, those pilgrims who join our
natives ·(anyone residina here Ion• enough to
remember the dial telephone), speedily will learn
we have an enviable situation:
Good skiing often can be bad in a drive of
two hours or so. At the moment, only Snow
Summit, Snow Valley and Bear Mountain arc in
limited operation, thanks to their man-made
snow. Anticipated chillier weather will increase
that Until cover broadens considerably, how-
ever, lift ticket prices arc putly reduced.
The resorts won •t make you fo1Ft Colorado
or St Moritz because their steeps and aentles and
in-betweens arc shorter -but they•re pleasur-
able. Best of all, the same day ou ski you may
return home and surf, shop the malls or mow the
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DAILY PILOT ~~)THINGS TO DO TmS WEEK
1 ......... .
The All American Boys
Chorus Pf"~nts its 11th annual
C hnstmas concert. "A Little
Chnstmas Magic." in Scgerstrom
Hall. Orange County Perl'onning
Ans Center at 3 p.m. on Sunday.
Fr. Richard Coughlin leads the
chorus in traditional seasonal
fa \orites and an audience siog-
along. Tickets arc S 11, S 14, S 17 and
$20 and are available at the center
box office, 556-ARTS and Ticket·
master. 740-2000. Sec story. page
C6.
2flW ..
.. Extreme Winter.' Warren Mill·
er's ski film of rc~~n· 1n Russia.
France. Bnush Columbta. ('olorado
and the unchancd ~aks or Antarc-
t 1ca, wtll he shown Tuesday at 8
pm at the Irvine Bart lay Theatre
and Wednt'Sda) at 8 pm. at the
Orange ( ount) Performing Ans
Center T 1ckct~ arc S 12 50 For
more 1nforma11on. call 556-1\RT
5ce sto~ page C8
John Mayall and the Blue·
sbreakcrs will ~rform at the Coach
HouSt'. H 157 Camino Capistrano
1n San Juan Cap1straoo, on Fnday
beg1nn1ng at 9 p.m . T ickets arc
S 18 50 Call 496-89 30.
4.cn ....
Ricky Skaggs will perform at the
\ruy Horse Steak House. 1580
Brookhollo~ Dnve. Santa .\na. in
t~o c;ho~c; at 7 and 10 pm. Mo n-
da} and Tuc'ida) evcning.s For
resen a11ons and tickets. call
549-1511
5 IUTEN. .. lM
Bob Weir of the Grateful [)(ad
will ~rform rue-.dav at the Coach Hou~ H 157 Cami.no ( ap1strano
1n San Juan ( ap1 .. trano. he-ginning
at 8 pm Ticket\ arc S29 50 Call
496-8910
B-un
Nell Simon'<. "Broadway
Bound." the third in his scm1-
autob1ograph1cal "BB Trilogy." is
on stage" at the Laguna PlayhouS(
throush ~unda y Ticket'\ arc
S 13· I 8 Call 494-8021.
1 ...••
-Thrtt Men and a LmJc Lady."
the ~ucl to ··Thru M(n and a
Baby.~ reunites Tom Selleck, Ted
Danson and Steve Guttcnbera at a
trio of bachelors rai ina a S-ye.ar-okl
airl. The mov1e opens Fnday alona
the Onn,e CoaS1
Roger Bloom
('ros\ will perform Wedncsda)''and
Thur\da) at rhe ( oach House.
:l3157 Camino Capistrano in ~n
J uan Capistrano. beglnn1ns at 8
pm each night T1cli.ets arc S1 7.5U
(all 4%-IW10
9 lat EllHU AT Ill -·· Comedian 8111 Engvall will per-
form at lmprov. 4 255 Campus Dr.
in In 1ne. through Sunday. Shows
are at 8:30 p.m tonight a nd Sunday;
8:30 and 10:30 p.m. Friday. and 8
and 10:30 pm Saturday. Call
854-5455.
10 :1.:::8'
"The Nutcracker Prince," a full .
length animated feature based on
the classic Chnstmas story o( a
)Oung girl v.ho dr~ms O( a fair·
yland. o~ns Fnday along the Or-
ange Coast. The movie features the
voices of Megan Follows, Peter
0-Toolc. K1e(cr uthttland and
Ph)lhs Diller and music from
Tcha1kov\li.> ·, classic ballet score.
11 ...........
A murderous ahcn returns to
Eanh in "Predator 2." which stars
Danny Glover. Gary Busey. Ruben
Blades and Maria Conchita Alon10
and opens Fnday in theaters along
the Orange roa~t
12 n.-••·-Thc Hyatt Regency lrvmc 1s of-
fering a special ThanU&Jv1na Day
Buffet and Sun~t Thanb&iVlnl
Dinner today at Le ('afe. The buffet
will be served from l I a.m. to S
p.m.; dinner as fmm 6 to 9 p.m .
Both feature turkey, ham and prime
rib, with seafood and reasonal vca·
etahle dishes. ean 36)..311 1.
8 •1-1m1a-m• -~!" ~ ~ ':!.wtion
Gnmmy-w1 nner Chrittopher of tbe festivals oflnd6a in tbe Altan
a Dally Piiot Weekend/ Thuraday, Nowmber 22°, 1990
Indian style. featuring Ramya
Harishankar and the Arpana Dance
Compeny, will be performed Fri-
day. btsinning at 8 j).m . in the
Irvine Barclay Theatre. 4242 Cam-
pus Drivt. Irvine. Tickets an
pnccd at SI 0 and $20. Call
8.s.-4646.
14 •ur t -.u r 1
The works of author Ray Brad-
bury will be the focus of Steve
Mellow's Readtrs· Theatre at 7:30
p.m. on Wednesday at the Newport
Center Library. 856 San O emcnte
Dr. in Newport Beach. f o r more
information. c.all 972-1690.
15111m•MMT
The foun.h annual Children'\
Hohday Party and Shopping Spree
at the Newpon Harbor An Mu-
seum -featuring a buffet. photos
wuh Santa, carol~ r,~ paJDllng.
and a unique Holidiy Store in
which youngsters will be able to
find special gifts for mom. dad.
grandparents. family and friends -
will be held ncu Thursday. from
3:30 t<> 5 p.m. Rcgistrallon must be
rtttivcd b) frtd:l)'. Nov .. D Call
759-11 22
18 I 8'f
The Golden Bear 1n P1ers1dc
Pavilion. Hun11nglon Beach. pres-
ents Be ts) Something Dance Pan)
at 9 p.m. Saturda) Adm1,s1on pnce
ts $7. Tickets a'a1labk nt door only.
For mort' 1nforma11on. rall '\74-
BEAR
17
The Maria &n1tc1 pan1\h
Dance ( ompan} ~111 pcrforrn at K
p.m ~tun.la' and ~ \O r> m un-
da)' at tht" If\ 1m· Bardd' TheatrC'.
414:! < JmJ'lU' l>n\C' m lninl"
T1ckC't' arC' rmH·J .11 SI I\ and S I~
and arc J \JllJhk throu~h I llli.t'tron
and thC' fr , tnl' BJrd a' J h<."atrc hO\
office ll ~J Jti-lt
18 NITU.-
The C 1nldr n 1-ka r 1n P1r r-.1dC'
Pavilion. Hununcioo Beach, pm.
cnts Tarp KNAC Radio Ntabt
Monday Ni&bt Foott.U Pin} at 10
p.m. Rappynour with free buffet.
Admission price iJ Sl. For more
information, call 374-BEAR
18 •cr-•11t II I t
A new comedy club, BCllylau&hi.
has opened It 23600 Rockfic:ld Ste
3A. £1 Toro, in the Lake ~omi
Shoppina Center. The club lo\111 ~nt the Ac:a<kmy of ( om«ty
bowc~ Ind a special CUCJt
Wcd~y and Thursd~). Top
professional haM.tlincn Fnda\ and
Saturday and a"spcaal open mike
night stanina Tuaday, No\ :!7 All
~hows start at 9 p.m. Doon open at
8 p.m . Adm1 ion b SS Tunday
through Thul"lday. S7 50 Fnday
and Saturday. No alcohol 1\ \Cf\ed,
a ll ages arc v.'dcome.
20 RIWWJllf
The Newpon Thcatn \n$
Center 1s st11in1 "Sherlock
Holmes" throuah Dec 16 J 1d<"ls
are S 12. for 1nformat100. all
611 -0288.
1A111 • <X. OraJwe Cou11(1: BT, bl.tct t~ BT-opt. bl.ck t~ optjoml;
pp. per pcnon; TBA. to ~ U·
f'llt#d.
CHARITY ANO
SPECIAL EVENTS .,......,... .... , .,....
lhtouab Dec.. 9. OC Philharmooic
Society and American Society o(
Interior Dniincrs/OC toUr three-
story, 6,()()(Hquare-foot OcorPan
rnidence with spiral staircase, adj•
cent carriage house. trans(onned
into holiday sbowpla«. SIS pp.
Phone 5SJ.14J I.
• DeM&uk Ball. Nov. 23. 6:30
p.m., Newport Harbor Aux1bary of
Children's Home Society at Ritt·
Cuhon Hotel. Lquna Ni1uel. BT.
By invitation only.
•Le Bal M Pa .. lleu,• Nov. 24'.
lnterva\ House Shelters (or V1ctims
of Domestic Violence auction ball
a1 the Ritz-Carlton. Laauna Niauel.
BT. Contact Carol W1W•au. (2/J)
4.U.1445.
• DeMtule Ball. Nov. 24 at 8
p.m.. National Chanty Lequc..
Newport chapter at Hyatt Rqency.
Irvine. BT. By invitation only.
•C.t a.w, Nov. 24-2S, 10 a.m.-S
p.m., La Paz All Breed Oub at OC
Fairvounds. AdultA. SS; aeniors,
childttn. S3 pp. Phont (619)
139-6688.
•Tree ~&18&. Nov. 2S. CHOC
Lm~ Red Wqon Guild at White
House Restaurant. Anaheim. C-0n~
uct Janet Nqursk.i. 511-1675.
•Maklltc y.., a.aw.,. aa,,ta,
Nov. 2'-0tt. 19. I:)()..} p.m. St.
Joseph Hospital of'fen ttn~ of tips
for copinJ with the holidays at the
Wound ('arc Center at t. Joseph
Hospital. 771-8143.
•OdW.nll't B•UUJ Par1J 6 a.-.... s.rte. Nov. 29. ):.30-S p.m.
(&&CS ~8) ind 6-7:.30 p.m. (*F'S
9-12). N('W'p()rt Harbor Art Mu-
seum at the museum. S 10 mcm-~n. S 12 non-members tncludes
. meal, cntcnamml'nt and gin wrap
Phone 759-1112.
• SUver hUt. Ott I. Ho.a Hospt·
taJ SS2 Oub dinner <bnce at the
Newpon Beach Mamou. BT. SSS2
per couple. By 1nv1tatton only.
• SwMt_. Qrt.a.u f'aJr, Dec. 2.
11 a.m.·S p.m .. SWEA at Costa
Mesa Nc1ahborhood Community
Center. Com Mesa. Sl pp.
211<.bhamu TNe Malle, Ott. 2,
11:.30 a .m.·3 p.m .• Olive C'n-st
AbuJcd Ouldnn's Foundation auc-
tion and raflle at the Four Sta.sons
Hotel. Newport Bexb. SSSpp Con-
tact S)'lvi• Bu~tt., 67J.9.164.
•~Lu Brau. Dec. 2. noon.
Opus <>CPS of OC Ph1lhannon1C'
Society brunch at Four Seasons. N~n Beach $60 pp. RC1CT·
v1t10n$ ~uated. Tennis ahocs op-
tional. Contact CMOI Heywood.
SSJ-2411. • c...,a.. Brua, Ott. l at l p.m ..
OC Pt11Jharmon1c Soc1e1y concen at
OC ~omung Arts Center and post~ncert tteeption at Center
C'1ub, Costa Mesa to benefit Youth
Propams. Sl2S pp. Contact J1ne1
Nqurski, SJ2-861$.
.Qrtltmu ,.,... .,... ~ 2,
I 0 a.m.-2 p.m.. CHOC Mother Ooott aulJd at Disneyland Hotel, A~im. $37.SO pp. Contacc Janet
1 Nllftlnki, SJ2-867S.
• Otera. ........ Dec. 2. Open ,._
ci~I Viva. Gwld trip to l.o"ll
8tach ~ perfonnaace or ""C.abnllL ... , .. C'ooDct )~
qvdlae Wendi~ SU-JIJ1.
• 0.lllK If L• ..... Dec. 6. M•
BENJAMIN EPSTEIN'S • l"l8e Valle7 C'Mrale ... CM•ber Cllotr, 1 p.m. 11 Red Hilt
Lutheran Church, I 3200 lad Ifill
Ave . Tusun, SS9-9300. Dec. I:
aeum Council of Newport Harbor
Art M~um at five Crowns Res-
taurant.. Corona <kl Mar. Cont.«t
Maxie G11~r. 759-1111.
• CarMMI el B.-et1, Dec. 7,
CHOC Jack and Jill Guild borne
tour and boutiq~ at tbe Tustin
Hills Racquet Oub. Sl8 pp. pt'CS&)e,
$20 pp 1t the door. Conr.tct J1ne1
N1$Ursks, SJ24675.
• Qrlstmu '1 CM Sea. Dec. 7--8,
10 a.m.-4 p.m .. Chopin Cbapttt of
tbe OC Penomuq Arts center
boutique and home tour. Park. at
Reef Point State Beacb. S2S pp.
Conucr Laurel H•rtkn. 494-1066.
• c..t1 Caae Ball .. Dec. 8. 6 p.m ..
Assistance Leaau~ of Newport
Beac.h at Four Sea.sons Hotel New·
port Beach. S220 per couple. Pt>on<'
Ccci Smith. 759-7663.
a Alfl8 ... 'It, Dec. 9. 4-8 p.m ..
Arthritis Foundation (a.stuon show
and dtnntt It Hyatt Ncwporta,
Newport Beach. $SO pp. PhoM
668-1623.
• c.c:staU PllrtJ, Dec. 9. S: 3().8
p.m .. Best Buddies at Ztppa. New-
port C~tcr Fashion Island. Arnold
Schwvzcnct1tr and DudJcy Moott
said they'll attend! Price TBA.
Phone $45-1990.
·~t c.cm, Ocie. 9. 6
p.m.. OC hrform1na Art Center
dinner and concert at Hyatt Rqcn-
cy 1rvine. S2SO pp Phone 556-2121
• 1..-d u4 Lean, Dec. 11 at
11 :.30 a.m., Sistetbood of Temple
Bat Yahm. "Hannah and het Seven
Sons... WJth Rabbi Mark MtlJc:r.
ContM'f M1ti Sholtoff, 6'1-1801.
• CNlM el Lapa.. Dec. I l-21, 0C
Ph1lharmon1c Society at Hunl·
maton Harbour Conucr kan T•n-
dowsky. $SJ.l421.
• Clrtl .... T•. Dec. l lat 2 p.m ..
Gourmet Diners Guild o( ()pcna
Pacific at Radisson Pta1a Hotel.
lrvme. S3S pp. Contacr Myn/
Krrude~ 6Jl~l149 •a.. .... fw CWWr-. Dec. 17
at 6 p.m.. Mothers and Others
ApinS\ Chtld Abuat dinner dance
at Cohen (John Wayne) rcstdence.
Ncwpon Beach. SSOO pp. O>ntact
S.lfy ICatuud. S«>-S929. ~ • Ne•,.,, 8uW Clril-. .. ,
ParMe, Dec. 17-23 at 6:30 p.m ..
apootoftid by lbe ommodoca
Oub. Cont.tct AnM M•tlley ar
SSJ.-0131 For Ncwpon Harbor
Jaycees pandscand 1e1tina at Sea
Scout ~ pbooe 111-0637.
• S.11 I l ........ Dec. I 9, 7 p.m.-
mic1Di919t. 'roDOS ol St Joetpb
Hoepi.a& M lli~ Llpna
Nipd. Sl2' pp. IT~ CoaLK'f
DefliorM Woi*.. n 1-111 I.
• Cluittmu Dbuter Duee, Dec. LU
at 7 p.m .• CHOC Queen of Heans
GuiJd at Surf and Sand Hotel,
Laauna Beach. $75 pp. Contact
Janet N1$U.rski. 5J2,86 75.
•New Vear'• Eve CasllN N.,._l,
Dec. 31 al 1 p.m .. Olive Crest
Women's Guild at Turrup rose.
Oransc. $90 pp. Cont.act: Dcbbte
Johnson. 5J8-J414.
•New Vttr"• Eve Enravqaua,
Dre: 31 at 7:30 p.m .. dmner dance
at the Turnip Rose Banquet Plaza.
Newpon Beach. BT-opt. S7S pp.
S 140 Jl'l'r couple.
ART
• Newpor1 Beadl hWic Library
(8S6 Sao Clemente Dr .. Newpon
Beach, 644-3191) Through Nov.
30: Jeannette Ptncus.. "Pcoplc Need
People ··
• 81ttaa1• ( 19100 Von Karman.
Irvine. 7S2-S222.) "An and tM
lnfluenet of L1v1n1 Abroad."
• Mlldletitbler C.lteraJ Cater
(1201 W. Malvern Ave .. Fullenon.
738-6S9S). Through Jan. 6' Juncd
EJ1h1b1uon of thl' National Water-
color Soc1tty
• Galtrla Caplltraao (3 I 681
Cammo Capistrano. San Juan
Capistrano. 661 -I 781.) Through
IA.'C.2: "Spmt of the 0,n(b:· Nava-
JO anast\
• Art lnd&ate •f SM*n Calt-
ferala (2222 l,.aguna C•nron Road.
lquna Beach. 497-3309.) ThrousJl
Dec. 21 • Lynal Realism. dcvl'n
1Uustrators
• lntae Valley CeUete Gallery
ffaU (jSOO Irvine Center Onve.
Bu1ld1n1 A300. 559-3277). Throu&h
Dec. 21: Oa V1f\C1 Zone. uamtn·
auon of balhsllcs throu&h draW'lft&.\
and day. Dec. IS.Jan. 26: An and
Music Students' howcasc.
• ....,_. Art Manm (307 C1if'f
Onvc, Laauna Beach. 494-6Sl I).
Throusti Occ. 13: Pursuit of the
Marvelous. TbrouJh Jan. 6: V1 ion
of Licht and Color.
8 N..,.... llarW Art Manm
(8SO San Clfmeoac Onve. Newpon
8each.. 7$9-1122>. Tbroua,h Dec. JO:
T o n y C'ra11
Sc ulpturc/lnves1iaa1ion1 1n&o
Chaos.
•Stary ~· P1IM Ari Gallettel ( 14981 Sand ~n)'on A Vl' ... Ste. 1,s,
Irvine. 733-04-0). Throup Nov.
27: Robert Frame oOt.. Vl'non Nye
watcn:olors. Throuah Ott. 3 I:
Benchmark. Studio F'urrutu~
MUSIC
•oc ~ Sedety. I p.m.
at OC' Pafonnint Arta Ccnler, 600 Town Center Drive. Com Mesa.
$SJ..24ll. No"'. Xk Pianist Andre Wat~ Dec. l: LA Philhannonk
witb COfllduc.tor Kutt S.ndCl1lftl.
piubt lttet.ud Ooodt. Dec. :t Canad.an 8ml (3 p.m.). Dec. 10:
viohn1st Nadia Saltmo-Sonncn~rg
and pi.&nis:t CCC11c Ltcad. Dec 31
Nl'w Yea.r's Eve Gala (7 pm )
• OC Pttfermlll1 Aria Cater. 8
p.m. at 600 Town Ctoter Dnvc,
Costa Mesa, 7~2000. Nov 2S: All
American Boys Chorus. "A Lmle
Chnsamas Mag1c .. No'. 29 Bran-
ford Maruhs Dec 7_ TM And>
Wilhams Chnstmas how Dre. 8·
Christmas for 1hc Family/Costa
Mesa duldrcn's Chorus.
8 1.M AqelH Ma1&cr Cliorak ud
Sl•feala (Doro1hy Chandler
Pav1hon. Music Center, 13.S Nonh
Grand Avenue. Les Anseles.
21l-972-7283.) John Cume. con-
ductor. Dec. 8. 15 Chnstmas f~ll·
val with Pacific Handbell
Ensemble. Dec. 9, 16. "M~s1ah ..
Sins-Alon~
• Pedlk Sym,._y, 8 p.m a1 OC
Pctfonnana Ans Center. 600 Town
Center Drive, Costa Mesa.
474-4233. OK. 12-ll: Conductor
Zdtnek M.acal Dec l S'. Handel's
"Messiah."
Holiday Festival Concm.
8 CallfonJa Slate Ualverslty at
FeJ.lertcla, Plumml'r Aud11onum.
201 E. Chapman Ave .. 773-337 1
Dec g.9 Tht Brass Band
DANCE, THEATER,
MUSICAL THEATER
•TM Ballet M•llnal'tn (Ne" port
Harbor High "ud1tonum. Ncw-pon
Bl'ach) Ott. IS ( 7 p.m.) and 16 (2
p m)· "The Nutcracker " S8 pp
Sopp . children and scnioni
•OC Pmormta1 Arts Cater <600
Town Center Dn,t . Cost.a Ml'Sa.
7~20001. No" 2~ Warren Mill-
er's "Eurtme Winter." Dec l S..23
.. .\nn1t " Jan 4-6 Manha G~ham
Danct Compan)
•S..~ Coast Reper&ery (6S5
Town Center Dnvc, Costa Maa.
7S 1-7827). Mala1u1e. throuah
No' 29· "The Sttrtt Rapture
Da' 1d Hare ~c. 4-23 ".\
Cllnstmas ( arol." Charles Dtc-kl'n\
Stto..a S&a1e. No' 9-Dcc. 9
.. "lckh1nc's Defense .. Ro~rt
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1500-184. Coron• dtl Mar C'4
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In the galleries
BC SPACE GALLE.RV 13S For·
est Ave .. Laguna Bl'ach. prt'Kn~ a
group cxh1b1t1on ent1Ucd "M}ths
and Transfiaurataons." from Nov
27 throu&h Jan. 19 Gallery hours
a~ 9 a.m. to S JO p.m. Monda}
throuah fnday and I to S:.30 p.m.
Saturdays. 49 7-1880.
GALERIA CAPISTRANO 31681
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C~p.strano. Spml of the Duleh,
throua,h Dec. 2. Meet ~ artists
Saturday and Sundav, I to 6 pm c,.ncry houn arc Monda>, noon to
S p.m . Tunda} throu&h Sunda).
11 a.m.· to 6 p.m 661-1781.
GALLERY 1757 1757 South Pa-
tific C'out H\lhway. Laauna Beach.
\ 4 • ;. I
pttstnts Ltune Zaaon pa1nttnp
and ~lptu~ 1n lhear fin1 sho~ing
in Laauna Bl'ach, Ei1.h1b11 conunu~
throuah {)ec(ombcr JI For mfor·
mauon. call 497.J6SJ
OMA.R'S GALLERY I 12 Nt"w-
port Blvd., Costa Mesa. Botanical\.
hunt and EnaJ1ih countrv ~cncs
and work\ by Ha1 ficld l1hsson.
PoY>tll. and others on ptnnanent
display Houn 9 Lm to 6 p m
Monday throu1h Friday 10 am to
4 p.m. Saturday Sot&-4'Sll
P ACtflC EDGE GALL£ ft Y
1280 Bason A \IC., Nc-wport Btach
featurt'S tbt works of l..qun.a Be.ch
•nm Tom wimm throu&b-Dec 8
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Satuto.ty 9 pm to I • m In tht TtlatlOf'I
lCJUn9t 416· 200 I
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C0tt• Mtw, prt1tnu Ptttt WIClttl'll\MI. \IO(al
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•.m .Ind Sunday, ) to 1 pm F0t rnort
W0tm.tl0n. , .. 6J I ·98 ll
Tn•I 440 Htllot1~. C0t0N Ori Mar.
prtwnti Catur Ftailtt In tht piano lourtgt
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midnlgtlt, 1 p m SunClay 6 7).()9 I 0 .uMUI. I I I ,...,,, Sttttt. ~ nu 1 tht
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675-5777
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9 lO p m to I • m llrptM Star Startl'I ~
po.,,,Jl Jll'fllf'rY Hopptf Wlt1'I Cont~ "Y.
an11u .tnd top tony l.1Y0t1tn. llt~•t:1ons
wggtllt<I tor e1innrr t.40-0600
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In tl'lt lOC>Oy loungt 540-ZSOO.
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tm. 340 Soutl'I Cout Highway. Laguna k«l'I.
prpSPntJ INt l!'ntttt•inmtnt ¥><1 dancing n;otlt· ly 494-8088
TH• lltOHTWOUS 9'tOTM<S Hott
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prtltf"ICS Tl'lutMUy. lip sync Conttst uin
prtzn, Friday O.nct II niQtlt wltl'I O J 0..WV1
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67S·2ll8 .
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TN8 U aNa•W lOIO t..faytttt AYf!,
Nrwport lead\, P'tStf'U "l'rlvMt Pr«tlu"
wltl'I rOdl mtnl<, 8 JO pm to I • m Friday.
s.tufo.ty #wJ Sunday $) COVtt Friday .Ind
S.Curo.ty. no covtr Suno.ty 675·5777 ..... ,
NPPaas OOLOIN •llAJI P'ltrslelt
Pavilion. )()0 l'«tftc: Co.it Htgt>w~. Hwtt·
tngton leach, pr~untJ kuy Somft1*'ll
Oantt' Parfy • 9 p m Admluion pl'ICt ,, S7
Toro av~ at OOOt or'lly "°' mOtt lrl0t·
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ZOT lf'OT CM'• S400 s Vtrano "°"° on tl'lt UCl CMnpUs, Vtrano Pl«t' Gtaeluatt houJ-
lng <omplt" lrvt mwlc now tvtry S.urd.ly
nigtlt al 8 p m Doors <>Pt"' •t 7 p m M inima!
MHnlukln <'-gt of IS c .. 8S6-7t91 .....,
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CllPISU ano •n s.n JIJ<lln C~ur ¥lO. prtsencs s~ at 8 pm T1c:1tru att H6 so "°'
tnf0<m.1tlon. 496-8910 COl'Ct'rt llOtlitW 496-8927
IM.n IU&UVAHI 10 101 'SI.I("' ,OYnt..,_.
Vtlrty, prtwnU NIClt Pyrow solo at 8 )()pm
96).)718
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with folt mtnl<, c:ounuy anCI ~. 8 pm 10 ~ F0t WortnMIOn, CAI 6464S5
VlU.A IMW'\ lrichatel Fauno'1 piano styJ-
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Ticket
Venue Performen Date Price. ..,...
John Mayall lll'l8 Sll.60
Sweet lll'l6 t ll.60
Bob Weir la
RobW...mnan 11127 *29.60
Chril&o her Ooee lll'J829 t27.60
11/'lS 27 28.60
11124
ht 11/'lS
8o11Chonia
ings SUnday tlYough WtdntMUy ()pf-n Oaoly
S pm to l • m • 31 l I W Coat Hf9"Wiy ~ lta<h 641·7880
t f'IU mus.ui llftrSU in .-. intNl\ttt contt "°'""
M<tlng t«" w~ • a p "' Adi""_. IS rrtt f..,,, Mflv ... IJ rK~ (onuc'I
Mu••r
... ~ .. •o&.D•N ••A• Ptt'rlldt'
P' .tVfllon. )()0 P «lftc: Coast Htgt>way. Hun!·
lngton lt«h. prtwnu Targ.a ICNAC lta<llo
N'9f't Monday Nf9ht FOOCOlll Parf)l M 10 pm
Happy "°"' wtt11 ll'tt llufftt Admlwon pllCt' IS S) F0t lnOl't ll"lfOnl\lllOn. ,.. ) 7 4-8£ All
INfTA#eO 8SSTAWANT. I 9 100 VOt>
IC«min, IMnt. ~«Urn tl'lt piano .tnd WA CIUO
of tl'lt JMWi £.t~. 7 to I I pm. Monday
llWouc;lh Wf'dntso.ty 7S2·S112 , .... ,
TH• COACH HOUU J31S7 C¥M'O
C.1ptm.1nO "' ~ Juan C1pmrano. pr-s
lob Wt'fr .Ind t o«> W•s~""""' • 8 p m
ton+gm "'° tomorrow Tl<lcffl art' U9 SO F0t
1ntor~!lon. 496-89)0 · Conurt hotlltW
496·8927
CANYOtlf aAlt a ORtU. 8S9 Laguna C•
nyon Fronc"91!' Ito.IS. FOilt n;otlt t'ttfY T~
8 to 1 1 p m rututing MMlt Turnl>UI. kth
SanCIJ, lllCl\.l<CI Slt,OI. Uff'g lt lS ¥>C1 l'llOf't .
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Music
All-American Boys Chorus 1101111 up In the w.ld
By Amanda Wray
OfatlQe Coetl 011ty P110I
Not too long ago. a small group
of bo}s would s1n$ most Fnday
nights in Shake) 's P11Za restaurants
for S50 and all the) could eat. They ''ood on lx'nches. but were reg-
ular!~ drow nl!d out b> announcers
H'll1ng out dinner ordc~.
Sull. this was a step up from
~1ng1ng at muh1k homl' park!>,
where the} got about S l5 a ~how.
Hut thing' ha\e changed 1n the
la<,t 20 'cars
Dn Sunda). the i\11-.\mencan
BoH Chorus will be singing at the
Orange < ounty Performing 4.ns
(enter -their fir..t \how at the
pres11g1ou' thcatl'r -and founder
Father R1ch:ird C oughlin couldn't
Oe happtl'r
"\\-e think we ha'c made a great
leap commg to the beauufuJ Per-
forming Arts Center." Cou&hhn
said. crediting the boys' selr~is.
c1pline a nd the dcd1cat1on of the
group's all-alumni staff with the
ascent to new heights.
.. , think we can equal vocally any
boys' choir in the world."
Father Richard Coughhn's Costa
Mesa-baSt'd group incl udes 117
bo) s aged 9 to 14. 77 of whom wtll
perform al 3 p.m . Sunday 1n a show
11lled. "A Little Christmas Mqic."
A.t their headquaners on the Or·
ange Count~ Fairgrounds. where
the group has bttn rehearsing daily
for the show, both the energy and
the d1sc1phne of the boys 1s evident.
Before rehea~ls. the youna sins·
ers can be found pla}ing air hockey.
'a nous forms of football, or wind·
mg down 1n their own way from
after-school ac11' 111es With roll
call. howe\ er. come~ qu1c1 atten·
uon.
All the energ} 1s now focu~d on
producing the harmonaes that only
months of dedicated tnuning can
produce
V1clu Brown. whOS(' 13-\-ear.ald
son C'olin has a lead pan in an
excerpt from Andrew Lloyd Web-
ber's "Requiem," said he 1s her
second son to J01n the group. and a
third. 8-ycar-old Spnnger, JUSt fol· lowecr suit. --· ~
Brown. a Newpon &ach res1·
dent. said she doesn't ncccs~nly
w.ant her sons to bc singers. how-
ever.
"1 didn't do this because of the
DtlC. a a 4 music ... I sing in an a capcJla •-----11111 aroup. but that's not why we did
IAllTH ....
DtlC.106 11
this. 1 did 11 98 percent because I
like the environment of the aroup .
I like the inOuence of Father
Coughlin." shr said. "He JUlt bnnp
absolutely the best quaht1e, out in
•-.---.. every one of the children -all 100
of them. He believes in their aood·
ness." CAlllM Brown and Coua.hlin qn:c that
NC. t1 very few of the chorus memben
·-==
pursue voe.al careers after leavina
tbc group. but all will benefit from
the poise and responsibility the
trainmg instills an them.
"We fiaurc that an extremely
·---...... . =r .,.., _..,t•••a•1t11•••F
.• Dely Pllot·we.kend/ Thund8Y. NCMmber 22, 1990
Father Richard Coughlin (center, above) will brtng the All·
American Boys Chorus to the Perlormlng Arts Center for a show
on Sunday afternoon.
small percentage of them will SUI~
in music," Coughlin said, "but we
think they JCI trained 10 leadership
There just isn't any way you can be
involved in choral singrng without
d1sciphne.
"¥a~ pcoj>le think that the
words 'happy' and 'd1sc1pllne· don't
go t<>aether. but they have to. I
think 'self~1sc1phne' 1s the word
they hear the most.
"When they perceive the success
of the diSC'1phnc. that to me 1s the
best way that we train them "
Nearly two }Un •· Coughlin, 69, rrtued from tach1ng h1&h
tchool at St. Michael's Abbe~ 10 El
Toro, and he as oow ded1t:J11n1
himtelf fuJl.lime tO the ChOl'\J\ -~
vocation he says he would not haH'
~icted as a youna man
But as fate. or. Cou&hlin sa" the
hand of Gt'd, would have 11 hr \3~
a performance by the Virnna Bo)s
Choir.
"I was astounded at the a~1h1' of
those kid1:· he rccalled
Althouah Cou&hlin was in ,, \f~
voice choir 1n Boston at the ume
ht' had never thought o f lead1np ht\
own sroup.
Not Io na after the rnntt•n,
Cou&hhn apin saw membrl" the
Vienna Boys Choir. but thl\ ume
walkina alona cold sttttts 11 d111nl'r
ume. The imaac stayed in his mind
Afttr comtnf to C.alafonua. hl de·
cidtd to 1ovue them to dinner
Because of a ti&ht IC.htd ult lh.lt
had the sroup pcrfom11n1 t11;1et 1n
Orange County on the same d.i)
wath a return to LA. in tht .1t1t:r-
noon for their required nap the
choir bad no time for dinner ~•th
C'ou&hlin.
Determined. CouJhhn as~cd for
help from the Manne Corps and
S.. CHOAUS/C 11
7:00 7:30 a:oo 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11 :30 • D •
• • •
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Tom Titus
'Pay what
you Will'
at South
Coast Rep
How wo'\11 you hke 10 go 10
South Coast Repenory and bu) a
ticket for whatever )OU could afford
at the 11me"
Say what? Those ducals run any-
where from S 15 on the Second
Staie to nc:arl ) SJO on 1hc Main-
stagc-.
Ncvcnhelus. SCR has an-
noun~ plans to make theater
more ICCt'ss1blt 10 1hc community
with .. pay what you wtll.. ~r
formancrs O n seltcted dates
1hrouah<>u1 1he suson. SCR will Jct
the md1v1dual ticket buycn set their
own pntt -any pnct lhcy like.
"B«ausc wt apprttdte IM sup-
pon Orangt County h.as pven SCR
'lvrr 1he ycan . and because we
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Theater Production Date Price• Phone Com.men ta ......... ,,__ -swt.iac HAn. 9wtJftl Now" .o.c. 11 SU 474-0792 An intimM.e romaotic muaic:al
C.O..tliol c.on.p 9Cyrano de BerprK"', -ram1q of the Shrew",
Ii "'Comedy o/ Erron" Dec. 1 17 751-9740 Clulrica lo repertory
Curtaio Call Diuer Thel&er -rM Sou ad of Muiie-, J)eciember From 119.95 838-1640 Voo Trapped apin
Oerden Grow Community Tbeet.er ·c.ti.ret· Dec. 15 S9-10 897-5122 Ambltiou1 1r uneven mu11cal
Onocl Dau. Thea• -i>.mn Yanbm• Nov.25 124-37 772-7710 Bueball muakal; true grand 1lam
t..,una~• '1h'09dway Bou 1wr Nov. 25 113-18 4&4-8021 Portnit of the artlat u •young man
Ne"J!Oft ~AN Ce• -sheriodc Kol~ o.c. 11 $12 631-0288 Et.men\aTy mu1ty melodrama
S..th Caul .... "°'7 (Main&..> '1'he s.c... Raptu ,.. Nov.29 $16-30 957-4033 A modem lrapdy, many v\ewpo\nta
8outll eo.. ~<Second a..> ·~· Defenae" Dec. t $22.29 957-4033 Da.07 Pilot pick ol thm .......
UCI
W•minM« Comamnti1 n..w
think a new sqmt'nt of the com-
muni\y will be thankful for this
prOJl"&'". wr arc launchint lhe 'pay
what you will' proaram on
Thanb&.ivtna weekend.'' said John
MoulcdouA. SCR markeung direc-
tor.
This Saturday's matinees on the
main stage and Second Stage wtll bt'
.. pay what you wall" pcrfonnantts
-dc~nd1ng on availability. of
course. "Any pnct 1s acceptable."
Moulcdoux said.
SCR 's current attractions arc lht'
Briush drama "Thc Secret Ra~
turt" on the Mainstage and tht'
world premiere of the Southern
Cal1forn1a romantic 1rian<'
"'Alckhant's Defense" on tht Sec-
ond Stage. The ncllt "pay what you
will" performance will bt' the Jan.
11 matantt of Mark ltt's "Pinates."
another world premiere.
All purchases must bt' made in
person on lhc day of performance
and depend on availability. There 1s
a limit of four tickets per purcha5e,
and more informauon is available
II 9S7-4033.
0
•Jato the Wood.I"
"8f'09d•ay Bound'"
Doug Rowe ma) be lnvang the
Laauna Playhouse at the end of tht'
~ason. but his dream of establish-
'"' a second theatt'f for professional
productions apparently I\ stayi ng
on.
The playhou)C·s board of darcc-
tot"$, at a recent weekend rt'trcat.
renewed 1hc1r comm11mcn1 10 this
goal. attordang to exccuuve direc-
tor Richard S1cin.
Tht' second thcatt'r. which ~ould
o~ratt under an Acton Equll)
contract. has Iona bttn one of
Rowe's ~I proJcctS. Stein an-
nounced that the playhousc 1s sttk-
1n1 lhe lease of a temporary site as
tht' first phase of a three-year plan
to make the nc~ theater a reality.
The surch for a replacement for
Ro~ (who's lcavana to punuf' a
profcuionaJ acuna carttr) as the
playhouse's an1st1c director is
under way. Stein saJd. The board
plans to annountt its telcction Feb
I , and the new dfrector will iaJcc
ovt'r July I.
0
Openi Pllc1fac has been ennchtd
by a sift of SI00,000 from William
Nvv. 24 $11-14 856~16 Splendid Sond~tm fairy tale
Dec. 8 $7 99S-41~ Simon'• \nloo complfWd
and Barbara Robem of Nc .... pon
Beach 10 und<'rwntc-tht' compan) "
upcoming pruducuon of Pun in1 · ..
.. Madam<' Buttt'rfly."
The show will OP<'n Opera Pa·
nfic's fifth season Jan 11. Robem
'" a membt'r of th<' O~ra Pac1fir
board of dircc1ors.
.t\c11vr m computer tcchnolog)'
for 30 )'ears. Robens has ~n
anvof\c-d 1n a number of t'rt~ ..
trrprcncunal prOJCCt~ an ,. 0)<lngc
Count). anctcrdh'lg Emulc' ~orpor
a11on v. hach was founded in I 978
".i\s a hoard member of Opera
Pac1fir . I've 1..-amed first hand the
tremendous rnou~ -in pc-non-
nel. matrnals and suppon -that
art rcquirt'd to produce grand
o~ra ," Ro~rts commen1ed
.. Barbara and I bt'lteve stron&Jt that
the ans -and ~ra Par1fic 1n
pamcular -arc vital 10 the quality
of hft 1n this communtt).'.
Pilot Pick
of the Week
... ~ •• Def"9te"
WM: Juht' Fulton. Roben
1cular and Don Took '>tar
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DaJly Pilot Weekend/ Thursday, November 22. 1990 CJ
• t \ . ,. J •
• From Front Cover
lawn. Leave that cold stuff on the
mountains. It sure beats Farao or
downtown Duluth.
In a good seuon -say, from
Tbank$&ivina to Easter -Southern
California will produce around
1,200,000 skier days for iu 10 local
resorts. lnterestin&Jy, this just about
equals what the Eastern Sierra's
Mammoth Mountain. a ~or
magnet for Southland skien. at-
tracts all by ilself in its better
seasons.
Considering that an all-day lift
ticket at the bigcr areas averqcs
around $34, the added saJcs of
clothina and hard gear. plus
gasoline and food on a mere day
roundtrip make this ICtivity a
multi-multimillion dollar chunk of
the local economr . With the hope
that you'll be tounng the local soene
as well as possibly extending your
reach in the West. ~re arc a few
cold flashes:
• K.amori K.anko Co.. Ltd.. of
Sapporo Ci1y, Japan. is buyina
Tahoe's Hea venly Valley (24 lifts,
20 square miles, all-day adult ticket.
SJS; ~nior. child 12 and under,
S 14) for what I've been told is
"close to SI 00 million." Sale is
e•pected to close around
Christmas. Principals acknowl-edaed a deal -buc clcdined lo
confirm the dollars. IC.amori
K.anko. which owns the,..,_ ~
sort where the 1972 Olymptc Win·
ter GaltlCI were held, bouabt C.Olo-
rado's Steamboat ski area last year
for a reported S 110 million.
•~only chairfift beinc built i11
California this year is a S2.S million
hiah·speed dcw:habk quad which
is the ccnte~ of a S6 milliom
improvement outbunt at "/Jar
Moun rain (I 9S aau, l 0 lifts. S36.
$14; m~k ditcounu for PC>lice-
mcn. firemen. student&, military).
This WU Goldmine lk.i retort. II Bia Bear Lake. Bear included major
uptnldes in ill temain -form
beainner to black-diamond -and
a half-pipe for snowboarden.
The ret0rt's version of Welcome
Wqon makes your entry into this
&JUt sport more comfortable.
Video introductions to sk.iina, and
instructors lendina penonal advice
and detailed information on equip-
ment rentals, lessons and such.
greet the new arrivals. Just ask for
the Welcome C.enter.
• Mount.ain Hilb ( 11 lifts, 20S ~; SJS. 7S, S 13; discounts for
.eniors. students. military), which
introduced Southern California's
first high-speed detachable quad
last year, says it delivers on the
promise of a thousand linear feet a
mihute. puts you from bottom to
top of Mountain Hiah East in six
minutes and whittles wait.in& lines
by movina 2.000 riden an hour.
All-day lif\ tacket was up a dollar,
for some convincina reuons. Qwn..
en Terry and Pauy Topazzini,
who have one of the lartest mow-
making plants in the country. esti-
mate S2SO.OOO is beina spent to
bril\J their stOra&C up to its 40-
milhon gallons capacity by ttUCk:ina
watCf' a doun miles from daert
weU.. Lut February's earthquake
c:mdred the underpound strata
~ .. its five wells, says General MaNllFf Steve Cnmer. and sharply
*Pleted their output. In the wotb:
Eleven and a half miles of 10-inch
pipe to replaoc the tnda. Addition·
aly, IOal'IOI priQe of dietel fuel for
the massive snowmakiq ~
1)'1tem bas incrcucd ellptDKS.
8 Snow Summit ( lO lifts, 230
acra; Sl4.SO, SJ 9, $27.50 for
1eftion Md yCM&t!u 22 and under), 1eftl a premier retort continues iu
.. Skaer SatiJfaction Guarantee.''
You have 7S minutes to decide
whether you like the condition.I.
can't back your hanaover or have
fouaht with your main 1queeze. ~or
any reason then. you may eacbanF
your tickets for wins on another
day.
This popular rnon bu extended
iu Cbafr Seven another 1,000 feet
down Timber Jtidee, next to Lot
Oiute. This provktn additional in·
tennediate iernin, witb ao_ ~join·
ina lqJJlCOI of advanced CbaUenit
avaitabk. Two 3,0<»-foot tons runs
have been created near1;)y, where
Chair 11 will be built nellt summer.
Check out the child-care center -
with its on-mountain .. hot line."
8 Snow Valley (13 chain. 230
acres; S33, 1enior/child S 17) Iona
bas been ranted amODJ the best
learn·to-tki mountains an this re-
aion. Lots of aientle and intennedi·
ate here, but there are back-lot
s1ecp1 that•u put a pilc.b in your
posture.
Like mosi of the raoru. Snow
Valley offers a variety of discount
pACkqes, pe.nicularly to mcounee
midweek saltt. One with wide ap-
peal is the Snow Valley Ski Oub
membcnhip with a sip-up fee of
SS -which entitles the member to
a continuina I 0 percent c:titoount in
the resort's sport shop and an '-·
mediate IJ"llduat.ed redtaetion iJI
midweek Tift ticket_~ \Mt ..,
the founh \llC ~ s 12 oft Oil
weekends and lteli•ys, ..
another 1Mcklr indudn ~
bus travel f'rod Oraee C....,
with lifts, equipmeat mltm ... -
hour and a bait laaon: Ad._ Sn;
childtn 12 and ""*'· S62. • MuunOlb UotulWo (lO liAI;
3,SOO, plus. skiable aaa). the lki-
pkuUR kinfdom tome 3SO .-.
nonb of us. alto ha ~ a
"club di1COUnt." 8uy a ~
Oub Card for SS9 (adult) or SlO .. behind Squw Vattey•1 47.)70
(child), and thenccfon.h ttt your raort fouadC'r Dlw McCoy
reauJarly S3S all-day lift ticket for S40 million betwceo 191S-89
S2S and $12.SO. rapcctivcly. Mammoth and his ICQ•ilill
June Mowitain. 15 miles 1
To polish a network which otren (Uft tickets are interdwlfel
4),000 WC1' rides an hour -ICC--Now -with a 10-year ave
ond 1.,.nt in the United States tnod" of 335 inches -hc'I
'Extreme Winter' fore cast for County ,,,,,,,
8y Burt 8'm•
°""'9 c... -"'°' By Roger Bloom
Delly PllOt F .. tutN EOttOf
Local ski enthusiasts who can't
watt for the powder al local sJu
resorts can srill get a wte of 1hc
cold stuff this weekend, without
leaving !own
Two special sc~nings of War-
ren Miller's latest ski film. "Ex·
treme Winter." arr scheduled for
Tuesday at 8 p.m at Lhc Irvine
Barclay Theatre and Wcdn~y
at 8 p m at the Pcrform1n1 Arts
Center in CosLa Mesa.
Millt'r promises some Clltreme
skiing 1n "Extreme Winter,"
which includes footage from such
exotic locales as Antarctica and
the Soviet ski resort of Dombe1.
as well as more familiar sloprs at
Sun Valley. Idaho, Crested Butte.
Colorado, and Bear Mountain
here in Califom~. In aJI. Miller's
crews travelled to 24 different
locations on four continents.
shooting for nearly ei&ht months,
to compile the fool.al( for "E~
trcmc Winter."
At Dombei 1n the Sovtet
Caucasus. Miller said b11 sk.iet1
found an ''antJquatedn facility.
.. It looked like Sun Valley,
ctrc:a 193 7... be rccaJJed.. .. Aad
none or * ~ tMft ir...,
hCMW to *i '"*'"· If yw lib• m ..., • .,. ..... ee ,.._ •
go."
Whale in the Caucasus. Miller's
skien helicoptered to one run
that was I0,000 venical feet.
In Antarctica, Miller said. the
sloers were shu1h1ng in vaflin
snow w1th a 2,000-f oot bate.
Shooting the polar footqe wu a
month-long expedition for hia
skien and camcrapcoplc.
"One of the sluers takes a 110-
fool venical 1ump," MillC1' noted.
addina wnh a laua}I. .., think
that's really dumb. but that's
what they do'"
Miller. who has made 40 other
sporting films, several of them on
skims. admits he'• closer to the
novice class than downbjU racer.
"I act some adrenaline aolna if I
~up to 10 mph."
Maller u1d he's particularly
lookina forward to the Ptt·
fonnina Am Center showinJ.
"It's an unusual venue (for a
film)," he SI.Id ... It's one of the
few l go to in penon. I'm plan-
ning on fl vina in from VaJJ to
introduce the mm and c.bat wi\h
the audiencc. ••
Raised in Sout.bttn California,
Miller is no auanecr \0 ~
County and he Mid be's an.aJoua
to rehltn (Or a vitiL
"It'• beea I ... Wne linot I _.,IO..,._~ widl •Y II().
..... ,. ... ewfbo .. :.:i .., to .. o.lit. .. ~.
.. ....
Even thouah they may fi
more frTJQ~tly on the South
C.tifomaa mountains, l11er
thousands of Oranat Countt
periodic:aJly find the lu~ of m
diltant raorts far too anract1 ..
be ianored.
Market.int spcciahw at
Tahoe fiaure we account for
percent of the av~ 3.S mill
stic1 da)'t loaed at their ll\'e m moru: AlpiM Meadows. Hea .. e
Valley. K.irtwood. Northstar '
Squaw Valley.
Ski Utah representatives
tribute 2S pcr«nt of tllat \ta
annual 2.S million sitter da)'s
Southern Cali(omian1.
Colorado, the nation's bl
lk.ilna facu>ry produciq natl)'
million annual ticket sales. tha
California for oontributina aim
650,000 of tbete. ICIC:Ond only
Teu1.
So, what may viliton CJlptct 1
crip? Facilltin and ICf'Vt«S beinl UPlleded· (Prk'a are subJ
to d\anee.>
LAU TAllOE ~ MnP •• (It ctwrh
two M6ice tiftl; l,000 ecm: ad ....y ddret SJI. anion SlS, ch
SI J). s.owmui!" baa been =-= 418.::~ "°N.C2k , .... ~ .. ,. .. .--.,..two•t 'M
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of
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tit'.)
'lgt
t'll·
"'°""'· It .. tllk• ..... up 1.300 ........... In ...... *
mtnut.e.
~nmmtiaa with anowmakins co
suaraotet 10I* an earlier IWt and a
later finish.
Half a dcmD smalla local raon.t
often praeat eood lkiins wtUUn
reuonable dnvina ,..e. From left
to n,bc
• Mc. .......... (l lilb, 13'
. .
mu1ef' the face of this mountain,
wbicb bu unde,.,ae contiderable
poomins to permit slWaa on leis
COVUllte. On &op: lnlamediate and betiaDer runt.
• Kntb R.idJe(l lift&. JS acres;
SlS, SU, ICllior &cc). a coup&t
miles up the hiabway from Waier-
mu, alJO bat apenl sneral """•nd doUan Rducina the rock
crop -indudina a notorious 1 o.
f'oocer lhal rote in the middk of
Rattlnnake Run for years. Snow-makifta pouibilily is under 1tyd.
• ML Baldy(4 chairs, 300 acres, COUDWtt the llade skiina; S30, s 18;
studmt, 1eior ditcounl), the petri-
11Cb wbich uted to be postcatded as
a lftO*<apped landmark rilina
abovt miles of oralJIC aroves, now
ft-ownt down OD fniewayt and bout-
... trlCU. Skiiina and snow-boerdias here can be u acitina as
ID~ in tbe Southland when
IDOW rachet aJJ the way down to
lite plttins lou -a 2.1.0.foot
venical. Snowmakina bu been ex-
pended
• Ski Sflori~ (I QUld. .. IUJ'face
liftJ; i 00 Kttl; Sll, SI S, tcnior and
under 6, me). llCrC* the canyon
from Mounlai.n Hilb. is an invitina
ua wtlicb anphnizn family par-
tid,.aion. l11 mowalaiJa abop a. a
liftlited variety ot lki doebina tor
rent. In a ~ you'R pramled
wit.la I nulDjftl IW1 bae: 10I* lti
dowa &om tbe pettiJlll lot '° caseb
the Int lift.
• Sil a,.. Valley (oae lift, ooe
Pomllift.; '° ecra; Sl•; child, eenior, military, SI 7), operates
WeeUnda ud bolidayt -but CID
be rented fot a midweek peny. Th.is
cozy ma it bnide Gnn Valley
lake, o« the .,._ pea betwww
and .. ~ wl Soow Valley,
a.od for a ~tion or two bu
eued MW skien into pala cballmaa.
• Snow Forest (I lift, I Pomalift,
3 surface lifta; 160 acm; S33, S 13).
behind Bia Bear Lake's downtown
uea. is another .. commuca line" to
bigtr Oi&bts. Althouah it has some
snowmakiq. plans for this season
were clouded at thts writina.
S&J T1PI: Several Bia Bear Lake
lodacs have ovemiaht discount
pecbges incorporatina lift tickets.
Inquire at Visitors Authority:
8~7000 ... Snow Valley and Lake
Arrowhead Hilton team up with a
SS9 pacJca&c of two niahts. three
days. plus lift ticketJ, equipment
rentals and shuttle service. subject
to availability Sunday throuah
Thursday. Phone toll free
(1 -800-233-3307) ... Bia Bear Inn,
decorated with a wealth of mu-
seum-quality an and antjque
fumjture, 1p1n will be the acbOn
c:enier for Steve Kanaly's annual
March of Dimes celebrity ski 1n-
viiatiooaL. Snowboarden have
woo their riaht to the slopes -but
can be an added rca10n to sk.J with
awareness. .. Weekends often arc
IOld out in a aood season. You may
wish to reserve your hf\ ucket
tbrouab Ticketron. Teletron.
Tictetmaster or the 1'CIOr1 iuelf...
Wise sno-aocn avoid disappoint-
ment with R*i, snow or lift con-
ditions by pbonina the area fint.
Go -and enjoy.
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Close slopes
Hae are the approximate dts.-
tanoes of Sout.bem California's
ski areas from Com Mesa, an
dri vina miles:
........ &di: 106.
&lab 107.
ML a.wr: 6S. ..... llll9t 70.
MLWaterwau:: 97.
at Grea Valley! 80.
at 8-rhe: 73.
S..w P'•rest: 92.
S..w S.mmlt: 94.
S.OW VaJJey: 79.
Ski numbers
Herc arc the pbooc numben
and ski condition report
numben for the local w areas:
&.r Mountain: S8S-2S 19:
snoWtape 630-1141.
K.narb: (818) 440.9749:
snowtape (818) 449-1749.
Mammoth Mounram: (619)
934-2S7 I ; snoWta~ 9SS-0692.
ML &Jdy: 982-0800: snow-
tape 981-3344.
Mount•in H11h: (619)
249-5801; SOOWtape 972-9242.
Mr. W•term•n: (818)
440-1041 ; snowtape (818)
790-2002.
.ib Greta Valley: 777-1783;
ltlow1aipe 86 7-2338.
Ski San.rile: (619) 249-61 so.
Soow Forest: 866--8891 ; mow-
lape 166-SSOl.
Snow Summit: 866-S166;
lnow\apt 972~ I.
Snow Valky: 867-27SI : snow-
tape 62~SI L
fcklll lllckiJI ·• ""' "'''to 11 tlll llltaa
~uare males: SJ6. SIS). Furthmna
the claim that 11 has the world's
rus lararst snowmak.Jna systm'I (and is
rrn ..\menca's laracst ski resort).
111} Heavenly Val'j: last year increued
an~ 11s network to 7 miles of piCe and
Ort' 594 hydrants and is cape of
10 ofTcn na skiable roverqc on 3.600
vrrtic:al feet of runs ... For deta.ils on
\ill \k 1 packqes, lift tickets. lodiin&
15 and such. try 1-800-2-Hl?.A VEN.
ion KJnw ... (10 chairlifts. one sur-
JOr face ltft; 2.000 aero; S3S. Sl7.)
nl) Excellent Alpine slciin1 -and near-
nd • ly SO mil" of cross country tourina
trails with skatina lanes and wann-
a1-1ng huts combined in thru trail •
r's systems. Sample it for SJ.
10 N•"'•&ar-,U·TallM (Gondola.
c1~t chaJ11at\s. two surface lifts:
t'SI I. 00 acrn; S36. S 14.) Ballroom-
I 0 crack p-oomma of many alopet it a
11ts hallmatk here. Emphasis on family
OSI proerams inctudn ski 1ntrodUC1ory
to ski tlann for J-.6.year olds. and an
8-4: 30 chi Id care tetVice. lteterVC
hi\ this care two week.I ahead.
arr = v..., (A.trial cable car, tel ~o 26 cbairlifta, fOW' surt.ce ifb; 4,000 Kftl; Sll, .. K.idt under
l\s.
1 l or over 6'," SI 0). Lcldt natioe
with capacity for c:anyina 43,370
uh skien lft Mar, offm .. moaey blck
ild if you hi~ to wait in line" and :l· apin o&n ftna-ti~ I land ids up, I ftee ....... o/ lift tJckd,
W• equ1pmeet ad IOIM belie u..r.o.
"' tioa. °'' 1 lit ol IJI ii ,,. ... * &It \1--. ~ =en I •n&.
20 .olOICc JI 0 ,.... MW a. '°" at S..W Oe*. 1 405-foom
pie.sill i~ rink. The Bath and
Tennis Oub and other flC"lhtics.
UTAH
Deer ValleJ, world-renowned for
its amenities and SCTVtee -and iu
director of sk1ina. Stein Eriben, the
Olympic champion -mark.I 1u
10th anniversary with a S6 million
upansion. This includes the open-
-in& of a third mowua.in. flaasWf.
11 new runs. a bi&IMpccd de-
tachable quad and thr« triplectwr
lifts and another restaurant. Many or;:: Countians will tdl you the
su dinina experience here
equals the skima. .. Venerable. ht~
ly-rnpcCted Alta, flaJ\tU\I inflauon
with that S2 I all-day uck:et for IOme
o( the fi~t sit.Jana anywhere. has
~ped lts popular Ocmwua
run ... Put Qty, fint Utah rnon to
open (November 7) and bue of the
U.S. ski kam. has npended alS
mowmak1na. . ._..... boiM of
Ml Evernt chmbcT Dick Basa'
famous spa u ~II as super lkiilOI.
bu renovated some ~r runs. .. .,._ .._. has a MSi.lvcr Strcak-
lki IChool for the over-SO.
COl.OllADO
Reeon 1mprovement111Wftd the
state run around SJO miDJOn ... Tbe
claim-to-fame lkirmilb between
He.vtftly Valley and Val (20 lifts.
indudina .even qlo&ldl; Sll. ll'~
continua. with Vail ............ it 1
........ Ii ....... . .,_ in Nonb America... ..va
..... widr. wilb l.134 ICIW ol
'"doped traila. A S10 .....
two-year eapanSton under way httc
includes a Far East Restaurant 1n
China Bowl. I saw its o nains at the
World Charnp1005haps last }'ear,
two 1uys with a wok 1n a wind-
blown plywood stand. Thr bobsled
run. "must" for a V11l v1s11or (S.000
ridtn 1n two months) has ~n
relocated to Mid-Vatl and
enJaJJCd. First phase of a $28
milhon. two-year cxpe:n!lon of &•1· ..
tteee mcludts two ht&h-specd
quads. .. Bredautlll1e has spent SS
million o n a htgh-s~ quad. open-
tnl lmpcnal Bow (sk.J , at 13.000
feet) and more soowmaktna. .. C.,.
per M .. taba com~les for your
buslnns mccunp with the o~nm&
ofa SS m1Ut0n da>lod&c confertn«
center .. Aqn't pacbaes mcluck a
discoun&ed ""-day u~ket •tuch lets
you ski Aspen. Buttennalk and
Snowmass -and sklif\l's frtt 1f
you'rc 6 or unckt. or 70 or over.
0on·1 ovu1ook ....,_. -OM
of the finnt famil)'-skiina rcsons m
the wcwtd. . er.... a.... ofTcn a
Ltarn~to-Sb-F rec Pf'OtJ'ltn ( leuons.
lift hCkeu and ski rentals) to nevcr-
ever-skted luatS for their fuU "''-·
Ball JohOJOn. OlymPtC doWtlhill
~ medalist. 11 the resort's am-
lfldor. . s........ wbcrc fOr-
mtr *Of1d amateur and laca pro
=on Billy K.tdd., Otympic
Jt. is dtrutor or skiins. it
i.cludi• snowmatins upamion _. ,...•rut addlbODS in a S4
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CMtlY Ptk>t Weekend/~. NoYember 22, 1990 •
<
·Mavln
Er..,.O'• 1 Cl'lllc
The critics' house Is divided by 'Home Alone'
What the '
critics say
John Hughes '" thr master of
tht· \1tua11onal farce He can
tJ~\ "'hat ..ccm' lakr a '>ample
adt"a -t"'o gu' s tn ing to get
h1>mc tor the hohda' s 1n
··r 1anr<, Trams and · .\uto-
mohak\. or a ~ad playing hook·
n an ··frrm Buc.-ller·s Da)' Off"
-and turn 11 1n10 rollicking
good fun Tht> latt"SI demo n-
<,tr .\11on come'> in ··Home
\lune."' 1hc 11oarm and fua} tale
ot a lont• ~-)car-old U)mg to
dl'lt'nd ha\ \Ubu rban homt from
a pair of hufToon1sh burglars.
It'\ a m·at from top to bottom.
"' \l'I \\3\ltng Jn o pportunat} 10
tum a laugh
I hl' film ,., dl·nva11 vt> in
\flOI\ hut ,11 lca\t Hughts limits
hi\ \ll'nano-ltftrng to his own
mo\ 1r\ including "Planes.
Trains and i\utomobalcs·· and
"f crn., Hudler\ Day Off."
I.}. hat ··u ome .\lont>" lacks in
ong1nal11'. 11 mon: than makes
1111 for 1n good dean family fun.
-J~ll Slrldl~r
MlueapoU1--St. PHI.
S tar Trlb~
fohn llughn' latest family
corned} ··Homt" .\lont" ·· as a
fir\\ -a 'anti\ pro<luruon
hu11t around a lJ.,:ear-old actor
The mm tl" " \omt.'th1ng of a
mt"\\ -an ndd mixture of
tcndc:rnl"\\ and hrutalat)' -but
the lilllt Jl tur al its center.
gifted \1acaula) Culkin. I!) a
rc,datmn dl'SCf\ ang of all the
\p<'c1al allen\lon and loving
t lMt·-up\ he gets
-J~ Ba/tale
M<"Cl•tC'by Ne"' Service
Pilot Pick
of the Week ......
• "'nree Ma ud • LUIH
IMy"
W••: Tom Selleck. Ted
Danson. Steve Guttenberg star.
Directed by Emile Ardofino
rChances Arc." "Dirty Danc-ma .. ).
W'Mt: Sequel to "Three Men
and 1 llbJ ." set five yean later.
~ Opens Fnday.
~ Jn lheaters alona the
Ora111t Coast.
Lyne Bwco
Real Estate Broker
Cotta Meu
A httle funny hohda)' fluff never
hun an)'one, so 1f
)OU have an extra
Sunday aflemoon
w11h the family.
viewing "Home
<\lone'" 1s an ac-
cepublc pasmme.
The recipe for
this palatable
c orned) 1s
straightforward, 1f
unbelievable.
Take one hamcd family rushing off
to a Pam vacation. Add a houseful
of squ.abbltng, obnoxious lads. For-
~et to hnng along one of them. Max
in two inept. bungling burglars. and
'mla. a mov1t" premise.
There·~ ~mcthing here that can
appeal 10 evcl)one in the family.
Mo~t adult~ remember washing they
were home alone to do whatever
they wanted. hke eating JUn k food,
~atching TV and playing whenever
the~ wished. They can also re-
member scar) talc~ about the neigh-
borhood grouch. or being afraid of
$Orne dark rnrncr 1n the house. It's
ful) to be reminded. Teens can
~late to the occasional rock music
and rohbcr-rclatcd ma)hem. Kids
can 1dcn11f)' "'Ith 8-)'ear-old Kevin
(charmangl> pla~ed b) Macaula)
Culkin) as hr both enjoys and re-
grets h1~ frttdom It's also entici ng
for kids to thank the> can outsman
adult'>. in this case t~o half-witted
th1t'V<''> comtcall) handled by
Daniel Stern and Joe Pe~t (a far Cf)
from his ho mocadal mafio,o
portrayal an "(,oodFcllas··)
Although much of the plot rrhes
on stretched-thin
t 1 rcu m s ta ncc s .
and the burglar
booby traps i.ccm
more hkc Viet
\ong concoctton'i
than tho~ of an
8-vcar-old. therr
are a few laughs to
be had You
might also ap-
prrc tate somc
clc\er camera wo rk and cd111ng.
Rated PC1 (probably for violence
done unto th1rves)
Gme Beaff&t
c,..p111c Art••• Ne.,.11 k•c•
Contcmporary films arc bqin-
nins to look more
and more hke car-
toons. D1fccton
like S t even
Spielbera. Joe
Danit and Tim
Burton all have
confessed their
admiration fo r
the animated films they watch·
cd as children.
and their works have mirrored
th<* bllrly flvontcs.
•• Qllly Piiot Weekend/ Thursday. Novem~ 22. 1990
Mec:;aulay Culkln feoee l8YWW lldwntu,... whet'I
he's lnadYertantty left "Home Alone ... lnekH:lfng
havtng to deal wtth burglars Oan'91 Stern and Joe
P9ecl (rtght)
Tom Edwards
A«oraey
Ne ... 11Bea~
The latest John Hughes product
"H ome
Alone". should be
left alone. This
movie 1s m y
worst nt&htmare.
a sort o( "Pippy
Longst-0ckinas"
meets Ferris
Buell er. Un-
fortunately. I may
j ust not be the '-___.-. __ _. nght person to ~
v1rw this film. I thank I was expect-
ing a tender stof)' or perhaps a
believable one •t least.
The mljor naw in thts movie IS
C'hns Columbus' t.test feature.
"Home Alone," 1s nothina 1f not a
feature-lenath Road Runner car-
toon.
John Huabea wrote this very
funny ftlm about a youq boy
(Macaulay C ulkin) who's m1t1tken·
ly left 11 home 10 fend for himself
while his family vaca1jons in Paris,
"Home Aloncfl is alyly amuaina.
u Culkin first enjoys his new free-
dom and discovers lhinp like sho~
pina and aftershave lo,ion. The film
ruJly sets n:>llina in ilt second act.
when bun1Jin1 buralan attempt tQ
rob Culkin's home and he musf
protect it.
Culkm c:klivers a hilarious per.
fonnance as a boy who mu1t aro•
1ts premise thAt a famil) could
leave one of their ch11dttn behmd
by mistake when it lot'S on
Christmas vacation. While there arc
ttm~ when any family might want
10 leave one of their kids behind. to
do so b) mistake 1s unreahstic. Tlus
concept made the rest of tbe movie
tx>nna. tedious and totally un-
rcwardin,.
While some of the fears of a
youn1 C'hlld who is left behind arc
somewhat bcheVllble, such u the
m ysterious old neighbor. the unin-
v1ti na cellar and the very rear that
as a rouna lctd -you miiJit be left
aloM in the house, the film JUSl
doesn't wor1< for me. That ts not to
say that some of you might not
enjoy this film. There wtrT a
number of very young kids in the
1everal ye&D m a matter of days.
"Home Alone" is perfect J\oliday
fare -warm. touchinJ and very
funny. The violence inOicud upon
the buralan is broed slapstick and
any kJCk in your family wilJ love
it. You'll love the
crcadvc IOlution
Culkin creates to
IOlvc the ~
lem1 of hvY,1
alone.
CHOIC(
"Home Alone"
is the funnic11
film I've teen this
year -ao tee it.
Jl's a pleuure to
9be a family film
that is u much fun for adults as for
cbi&dren.
audience who \Cemcd to chuckle ~1
thc main charac1rr'\ phaht. I mere-
ly found the boy, played b~
Macaulay Culkin. to be anno~ing
What I laked about th1$ mo\ 1e
was the use of
some old black-9
and-whllt films :a 1nterspened ~Za .
throu,hout the
movie. such as
'"Miracle on 34th
Street.·· In fact. 1f
I could rec-
o mmend an )·
thma about this
mov1r ll would
be. ao to your local video store and
check out "Miracle an J4th Street.'"
and sec a rral Otnstmas fable. not
JU'lt another formula picture
Our ratings
, ....... "' 1""""1 ..
up with no place to go
Well. last Wttk Your Favorite
nc apphed for the ra\lurant cntJc
ob. And do )'OU think M 101 it7
aaah -ac.udatds.
Nyub. Who needs 'em. The edi·
ion woukfn't recopizc Went if
1hey saw it. Obviously didn't see ll
ht'rc. I haven"t citha. So it's badt to
monster movies.
Lemme tdl you about the hiah
poi nt or .. Cbikt'1 Play 2 ... It b.ap.
pens at the clunac\Jc endina scene.
where the heroes have poured acid
all ovtr Chucky, our loveable hnle
Cabbage Patch doll from hell.
<nucky don't wanna die. You
can cut his arms off. pull his lqs
oul. and he still keeps comina. hke
a Chnstmas fruitcake.
So our herocs. Mutt &. J~ff. sttck
a ho~ in w unpateful lmle but-
gds mouth Attached to a com· .
pressor Chudy ends up an airhead
~hc.-n hc blows up and ~mes a
r,ca11erbra1n.
You 5tt, 0HM:lcy's aot this mlJOf
malfuncuon. He's been ~
h\ the p1n1 of some croaked cnm1-
nal And the sptnt doesn"t wanna
'tay in the body of toy doll Chucky
\<I lt'S Soltl pC>SICSS 10mt0ne before
11\ 100 late Or the sptnt will be
''uc~ in C'huclcy forever. and wc.-'11
be stuck with sequels forevt'r
me any money. I la1d out siJt baa
ones on Chuclcy and ao1 cleaned.
First clown to get 11 from Chucky
is dectroc:uted by lM revolting Lulic
twerp. Next up is some yup.
pie/pinhead/brown·noser who
probably deserves at for bema a
yuppie/panhcad/brown·nottt.
From tMn on it's assorted plot
contrivancn designed to maJce ccr·
tam "Child's Ptay 2" clocks an at
the requisite 90 minutes. ·
I would imagine there were some
scary scenes. but I can't rtmcmber
any of them. Hell, there miaht of
bttn somc memorable scenes if I
could only remember them. Ri&h t
now. it's Monda) night, al'ld I
should be in front of the t~.
instead ofwa.sung umc 11)111& to fill
up column inches about an 1diot1c
movic. Sacnfi~s
Tht.S wcler's rated R and there
am't even an) naked Wlmmen. No
anatunous sex. even thouah there
were plenty of chances to work
some an. Just an hour and 1 half of
watching some parano1d-«.h1zo Jim
Henson/Muppet reJCC't who could
stand some time an a trash coms-c-
tor bore The Unc to death.
h's been real than these put few
months for he-man. haar.on-yo ur-
:hcst horror films. but no matter
how t.d )'Ou need your fix, don't
blow the bucks on .. Child 's Play 2."
0
So lemme tell you where to go
this TbankS&Jvin& weekend.
Pasadcna. The Doo Dab Parade.
Your favonte Unc's entry. un-
chan&ed the last nine years due to
complete lack of initiative. is the
only one. according to the paraG.:
orpnizer. thAt Channel 13 is con·
cemed about showing on their live
coverage. Which runs on Sunday
from fl:30 to I p.m. You don"t
need the name of the group. You'll
recognize it. Even Jack Smith of the
Times 1houah1 we cpatomized the
parade.
Wanna pan1c1pate., Contact m)
ednor. Even he's an at.
No standards
Uad4! 0.. 1 .. a I.al f:9.ltaral ~NOii ..... "'"'' probdly NeNI~ a Mrlal tlll~r II~ dlb't
bvr tiU Mtkt
.\nd I'll rut\lt' to rtv1cw the damn ---------------1~-------------1
thi ng forever.
fhose few who suffered 1hrou&h
Pan I know C'hucky bn thc dust in
J tin-Met has match. But be ain't
dead, JUSt a Lnde bumed up. And
had . for revenar and mort money
fo r 1he producen.
And wonr than makm1 1ust a
\Cquel, they've tried to make one
~•th somc son of social mMsagr.
Bui )'OU and me. y,e'rc a huk too
\ ap1d to pay attenuon to such
things
"Child's Play 2·· remind> Yol'r
f-avontc Unc of an old .. Vo~ to
thl' Bottom of thc Sea.. (m>
fa\ orite, and therefore )Our
favonte. show) episode where these
1<>)'5 ran amuck. wastina sa1lon,
laking up an hour of prime time.
h ccpt that "Voyage . " dtdn't cost
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• t t • , .. '' ' ~· V -," '._I '•'It \ &>•• I • •
•
inta 1111 Night
Red Onion cllan11s aN •oN tllan skin d•ll
By Andra Sandstrom
Ofmnge Coeel Deify Pole>t
The Red Onion 1s getting a
facelift. After 17 years, the water-
front cant1na 1s getting new pamt on
the outside and ··a brand new
look." on the 1ns1de. said General
Manager Joe Summa. Along with
the updated Mediterranean an. tile
and Ooonng. the menu will also be
getting a boost: "There'll be mo re
seafood staning in the spnng."
The changes <ihould be compkted
before the first of the year. in about
a nother Silt weeks.
"It's not gomg to change the t)pe
of cro"'d that's here. But by word of
mou~h. tht word about the changes
will get aro und:' said Summa.
"People will be cunou" and come
check us out."
All the good things about the Red
Onion will still be around. hke the
fac:t that there 1s never a cover
charge and that temfic view of the
harbor.
Because 11 1s in a beach city. the
Red Onion can't be very panicular
about its dress code. Explained
Summa. "We can't be really stnct.
it's a beach area. \.\ e JUSt want them
to be clean and p~ntable. basical-
ly the onl) rule 1s that they have to
have shoes on. or beach thongs."
~aj 11c~. 11.u. I ~,..u-..i
~-1-
Box score
CLUB: The Red Onion
LOCATION: 2406 Newport
Bl vd .. Balboa Peninsula.
FORMAT: Top 40.
NOISE LEVEL: Loud.
CROWD AGE: 2S-SO.
()
OPEN: Until 1:30 a.m . ever)
evening.
FOOD: Full Happy Hour buffet
Monday through Friday Mex-
ican rntaurant downstairs.
ADMISSION: None.
PARUNG: Complimentary
valet
DRESS: Casual. beach-city at-
tire.
DANCE FLOOR: SmaJI dance
Ooor close to the band.
QUIET SPOTS: Small lounge
area towards the rc.ar of the
club.
HOT TIP& Live entcnamment
Tuesday through S unday.
Even on a Saturday ni~t the
crowd 1s extremely casual, it's not
the trendy scene o ne would e"PKt
in a club.
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~tlx~IJ&~lf*re
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3520 PACIFK: COAST~• CORONA DEL MAR• 014) 675-19'22
But the crowd isn't as biJ u ooe
would e"pcct it to be on a Saturday
night either.
"It's a slow night," said Summa.
"The nicu the weather. the biger
the crowd."
Clubgocr Maria Lehr, 2S. of
Costa Mesa confirmed this. "It's
slow now. but it's real busy in w
summer, the line eoes all the way
out the door."
It seems that the club's location
has both good and bad points. but
patron Jane VitaJome. 22, Costa
Mesa thinks that the atmospbeft
wins out "Ifs near the beach and
the bay, and you can sit and look at
all the boats, I like w a~
mospherc."
The Red Onion features Ii~
entertainment Tue-sday throu&h
Sunday nights, with top-4() type
bands on Friday and Saturday eve-
nings. Tuesday throuah Saturday
the entertainment runs from 9 p.m.
until I :30 a.m . and on Su.Delay
musk followi brunch. from 2 p.m.
to 7 p.m.
Red Onion Happy Hour i.s Mon-·
day throu&h Friday from 3 to 7
p.m .. and there is always an open
buffet with nachos, taquitot and
other Mexican snacks.
Mlh~C...~Not
Jane vtt8'ome end Mlltia t..etw, both of Coeta MMe. Hke to vtlit
the N9wport 8wf'I Red Onk>n beca.IM of the ~ location end atmoephete.
Fromce • had cots and blankets delivtted to
the IChool's libnry in no time.
.. Now that really was the bqin-
nina." he uid ... , said to the youna-
sten in school, 'Wouldn't you like to try it?' .. ,,
Co.chHn's fint 80-mcmbcr choar
didn't last Ions. thou&h.
"I couldn't handle that many,"
he said.
A )'OU!lJ man who had a
&vonbk amprnsion of the U ·
pcriencc, Tony Manrique, came to
the 1U1ory o ne day with five
friends and asked Couahlin to try
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IUCClellful lhina becau1e a lot of the
auys weft in it so they could .,et out
of IChool." Manrique u1d, "but we
really liked it. We told him that
some of us were tenous and we
would rully like to continue it ...
With the help of an a1rfine dis-
count and conlCic.ntious 11vin1 of
profits. Manrique's VOUP made tt
to Austria one year after formina.
and other choir poups have since
toured both Europe, Chad. and
the Unikd States.
F"' lkkeu to IM All·AJMnan
8oy'1 Choir COn«'IT •• lbe hr-
formitt1 Am C~ntt:r on Sunday •t 3 p.m., all 1«J.1()()(). FM Olba
information on the dtoir. caU I.he
olfitt er SJJ.1600.
Le Biarritz recalls the romance and cuisine of Paris
EDITOR'S NOTE: Fo1Jowi1" is
ont of the nivietn tbllt ba b«n
submi11ed ro t.M ~,,,.., u pan
of the Gtmt Dmly PiJot Restaurant
Rt~ Sean::ll. ,.we Ibid you'll
'lftt •lter mtld.iJ¥ ihi• umplt ch.It
tht quality of llte iubmillions is
hijh. W•tdt tbi1 tpace in rbe com-
mg wceb f« tbe awt of W 6ve
fina/iJts •nd tdt tvenrual winner.
Margery Spelletlch
and bc:tbs.
Next. a wcll<hillcd salad of crisp
p-eens. The perfect introduction to
your entree. Rack of lamb is realty
special. Oven·roulCd to your wie.
We love it pink as the Frmcb ck,-
~ licht prlic sauce is maaicaJ. Will you have boiled panky
po.talon or saffron rice? And, bow
about the mctanae offrah broocoli,
zucxhini and snow peas? Settle:
beet. Enjoy!
There arc so many delicious
uats: Duck a l'oranec is crisp on
the: outside, succulent inside. Veal
Florentine is sautc:cd in MadtiB
and topped with oyster mush-
rooms. tnVcd on fresh tc:af spinach.
Each dish -chicken jardinia. filet
wbak. This crest is also etched on
the glass panels in the: bar.
But, t.c:k to your dinner. Please
don't forget to save room for the c:rownina touch -the piece de
resistanoc -one of the: pastry
chcrs creations. The macadamia
chces«ak.c: is somethina cite:! And
the souff1es! Grand Marnia -
c:boc:olatc -chocolate raspberry.
Magnifique! There is also a
heavenly creme bruller, choc:olatc
mousse aakc: and cberries jubtl«.
What kind of prices arc we talk-
ina about hett? Dcueru from SJ .9S
to S6.9S . You can lunch on pasta.
crepes. salad or soup from S4.9S to
St4.9S. Complete dinners mdu<k
soup or salad from SI S. SO to
S22.9S. You can also order a la
.cane.
The: wine list? f rom moderate: to
c~. Le Biarria.. winner of the
Gold Award from the: Restaurant
Association of Southern California
and the: PauJ Wallach Award of
Excellence. is located at 414 N.
Ntwp0n Blvd .. Newport Beach.
Open daily: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Sunday -dinner only from S p.m .
Reservations sugnted. Telc:pbooc:
64>-6700. Ample: pait.ing m the
undcrJround pragr and the lot
across the SUUt. Caterina avail.able
and t.nquct facilities can ac-
comodate up to 70.
When wc v111tcd Paris wc were
enchanted by the many ratauBnts.
There were artnd onea like
Maum's and Prunier. but thOIC
lhat particularly pleated us~ the
cafes and the '"'petite bistroL -~
fnendly atmospbcft, the romance
of lhc: iourmd cuisine and the
ded1cauon of th0tc who Sitf'Ve. And. ~hen we moved to Southern Cali-
fom ta (rom the Midwest. ~ found
a "petite bistro" that reflected all of
\he above: le Bwriu in Newport
~aC'h. That was 16 yean qo and.
although it tw sinct tripled in size.
thr ambtance, the 'food and the
Sl'rvt~ arc more appcalina than
l'\l'r.
romame. tresh mushrooms., bey
shrimp -tosaed in the spca.al
(~) houK drnsina. And.. don't
forsrt -lots of that crusty French
bread. Mervc:11lc:ux!
of beef bcmaise. the veal Marsala ---------------------------
-is pttpam! with finestc by Chef
Le Baarriu as 1 turreted buildana
with a swirled.stucco ci'terior and a
burgundy awnina over the brick
m try. Great wooden double doon
open into a small foyer. You could
bt in Proven« or that httJe
Pans1an cafc:. but EnaJash is spoken
hrrc. The: aafe -the oripnal room
-1s to the left. It is wood paneled
\I, l\h leather chairs at wcll·spaccd
tables. French prints arc on the
\I, alls.
A da vidtt of aJeam1na brass posts
supportin& panels of etched alus
separates the dinana att:a from the
large and well-stocked ber. You
ma) enJoy an apcntif and your
lunch or dinner here. Our favorite
lunch as the onion soup founded in
n<'h beef broth1 topped with
croutons and Swiss cheelethat 11
really melHo-your-mouth. The:
Saladc Biamtz JOCS ~ll. too. Cnsp
But, come: -let's have: our dJn-
ner in the: main dinana room. That
bubbly blondt who looks so very
French in her black uniform wttb
crisp white apron, will djm:i us.
Her name is Laurie: -de.finitely a
leading lady at le Biarriu. Steppana
throuch the: foyer you pass two
initimatc saJons and then -viola!
- you art grtttcd by the: bouquet
of pleasure that is about to happen.
lnviun1 tables art decorated with
fresh flowcB. shimmcrina crystal
and aJeaming white napcry set over
bursundy cloths. The room is an
enchanted prdcn. You arc hett to
experience the fruits thereof.
Fim. sip your wine. Possibly the
Mondavi Chardonnay, one or the:
houtt wine,. Or. perhaps you have
chosen from the: sel«t list of
pttmatt California and French
Wlnes.
Now. peruse the menu. You~
aoaog to enJOY le: dJnn-supcrbc:! A
p-eat btaJnnina would be one: of the
thttt pates: Pate de: Canard is 10
clcpnt duck pate served with toast
po1nt.S.. There IS also a cltick:cn over
pate, and one of mixed veaetables
Vidal. fonncrty of Chantc:da.ir. And
what a way he has with fish and
seafood! Swordfish as simply
broilc:d with lc:mon. butter and
capcn so you can enjoy the delicate
flavor. Tiger prawns arc sautccd
wt th su n-<Sricd tomatoes, f'rc:sh be.sit
and ptlic: butter. (The Frc:nch mu.st
have invented prtk! And I'm really
happy at>s>ut that!)
O f coune. the reason for this
invitina bistro is M . Yvan Humber,
owner -proprictcr and Dircctcur
of le Biamtz. His home was in
lorTainc: and from there he went to
Paris. whett he was a be.rtcndcr.
waiter and maitre d'. He: went onto
Montreal and then found his way to
Newport Beach. How luclcy for us
and for the very fine sWf' be has
assembled to serve. At the bar:
Mlle. Sally and on the line: t.bae arc:
seven serveB. aocludina Laurie: who
led us to our tab&e. When you order
your dinner. p~se note the cover
of the very ampte·mcnu. You will
see thl' Crnt of 81arria.. the French
villqe on the Atlantic ocar the
border of Spain. The: crest depicts
fishermen of th~ area an an oar·
propelled boat, spearfishing for
Step up to the mike and
Sing on Key with
Cannery Karaoke
Pick 'JIOUT f avorit,e hit
Yau U sound just like a sta'f!
Performances begin at 9:00 p.m. every Tu~ night ,
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Mon -Fro 01nnrr S p m ·9 )() p m Me>n f"ll
S-10 pm '" S.111 CIOStd Sunel.lyl It""'"
tUlltrl«' won Arnt,.un QOOc11r s (burgf'r\, '10I
00911 ""'"".otl" '" Int l>M Nor r Mf'd
,..... ~. 18774 Brookt>\1111 SI •6l Ht.6
()ptn 6 pm ru 7 • m Mon·~.11 H.wnl)u(O"f\ ~~•as. 1><9 boppl"t hot "°9' O.tncing
10 SO\ anO 60\ mu\H' ltr1,....,.1tt0nl not
ttQVfftO ~ ..... , ...... ll'W~f' NCK Ill"'
..,_.vera • ..._...._ 102S ltOOIChurll
St flt Ht~) 11~ 1918 ~lunch I I )() 10 1
pm O•nntr S to 10 )()pm Mon S.tf IUlliMI
lt~ll~ e<ctpltd C.twll Ciood vltlul" lot
~pttp.it"' vu l ~n.t .lr'CI ll.IWUI ~....,
Otst>n C.rr.n OH\tns I S 111 * * *
Huntington Beach'
.,,rtOo ltritN.atJom ,_ tt'qUlr"' C.aW<ll
lf"«'•ptrunl«' Not r.tl~
M••W.Wt 9)r .... s. .. ) I 1 COISI Hl9'JW•Y
Slb·ZSSS C»fn 8 .1 m to I I pm dlly
Wnd.ly t>runch • 10 ) p m \e¥ood lWld JU.lb
EnttrU-M'CI d.tnctng Tur1·Sat lt~r·
VlllOllJ .K.Ctplf'd lNt ~ nt.wl)I .II lM (lfnr
lornancK With ocun w1"ol G<-ut IOOlW
0•$1WJ, ~ ~trJ ~SU.II 'SS ••• Irvine ..
........... 19100VlltlllM!Nf'AW 1Sl·S111
Opttt for tuncn 11 to J, dlrWWf S 10 I I Trmflc
h.JPPY hOllr S tO 1 ltt~~ K CfPC"'
AWMo-wtnning Europun cuWrl«' C:-~ ...
lnt~ruing '"'Y JtrlOut f~ -1.t't • ~.11r
Pilot Pick
of the Week ......
• Edie'• Di.Hr
Wbl: A ·SOs--style djncr. with
JUkeboi1cs and home-style food.
Wiien: Su-Th. 6 a.m. to mid-
n1&ht: open until I a.m. F. Sat
WHn: 2305 E. Coast Hwy in
Corona dcl Mar.
How m•~ Mod~rate pnces.
P'Kt I.lg ,.f'rlf(I spot '°' • •orn.tl'lllC Olnnrr or
PQW'rf tuncn 0<MI I l\A frttll 11 Inf llWfy OM
~n lt.1tut~t e..-1111..,n mui>< dtncinq .11
"'Ohl SI **** 9"tnt JOt 18101 Von k.ltrNn SSl·9101
Oprn 10< !Unch ¥wJ Olnnr• M-'· O•nntr arty
S.tt MWJ Sun lr~.tnt ~ OavlO ~
11\,Ulrrptt Ct lt.lturtJ <ontl"'"PO'¥)' C.ll•lorni•
b411r0 l.11t Try Ult ~ wi.d. lobsttr Cllllts.
crumoiy ptl~ l>ft..O, .trlChOvy llj)f'nitdt
8Uutlful Jlttk OtCOf fr.arntCS l>y W.all"rfil lWld
tusn 9frtrwry P.1tt0 01n4n0 In .tddlllon to
tt'IJAM dtrwng fOOl'I SS ...... Ceft-•• ••.uwaM. 1"0 M<1•n \t
•H t 110 Optn tor tunc'1 II 10 .t. dlnnrr J to 10 Sun ·fl"IUrs . ) 10 I I ,,, S..t H.19Py Hour
4 10 1 llt'\l"r\llllOnS ll(Ctptl"O CM1t0tni1-tte0
~OUlt?wf\lttn curwn.. Gtf'f'n (Orn t.,..., M\CI
\fvlCl't' SC>fti.wltll'I (It the rtovi.t Try llW ~ ....,O_.,.,., Busy ""'"u""" ~ '°' ""' vouno "•ofthlONI crowa 11 • * • *
0.-.,lo..._ '""""' 111.tfffOU. 18000 Von IC""""' SSl-0100 C»fn 11 to l p"' No1y
ltf'sttvllttorli «cf1)1.0 ~gro. lte-.S
M'lll \Mild) '".I CIW.tl spo<U bM .lttnOiPheft
Not r.tttd
a--uct~lt 189 12 MuArthur ltvd
7S2-8001 0penf0f~ll J0101 l0Mon·
f rl. dwYwf 6 lO 10 10 JO Mon ·TPlur1 , 6 JO lo
j , Fri ·S.. ltttN~IOns «<f'P(td ~
'"O ,..,f'l\Cll<ontinenul c~. "'~"
th.It t .a CEO t drtMI I OlftM«JC In ttw ~
Chff lyton ~Ni rertored thr llJUe 10 I~ """"· ~-M't\11<4' fl"' w~s ~-tltC...,._ Frfl'Cf'IJ IS$ **** 0.... .-... 1118 M4fj(\ St 161 JOfl ~ 7 .t "' 10 11 p lft Mon -#rt. 11 CO I I S.. .
4 )()to 10 S..., ..,_,,,.Ions .CUPlM Mtl
qultt Mid a.It --Mw:I Wltood No< IMH
O***"•a. •1>• ~ DflVt IS&-2111 °"" IOI ~ I I to J • ...., l to 10 ~· rhl.n • ) co I I l'ft -5-~SffY«~ .C<fPCH
!nnooltelvt. tun <ulllne botden on nowdt
CNrwM. bUl Wftr'I ff"tfOUlll'f-lllOd ponion.
ColorlUI -~. ea,...._ foOO Tty tM
Gold COit'! lte4 lOUfH in IN IMrw MMkft• ••. ~... """°' .,.,. .,,,., lftMUt • s •••• Tiie 0., 0..., I SOS......,. M Ul•leJ I
Open tor '"" I I JO.l JO. dlnnn S J0.10 JO
CM Deity PUot Weekend/ Thursday, November 22, 1990
Laguna Beach
.._,_., ~ ~ 1.0 s. Co.ti1 Hwy
494-J802 ~ep..t I I )() • 11'1 10 I 1 I m d.IOfy ,.iZD. ~II ~ '1ol lWld tOld yn0.
-"'-\ (.aw.II WW.lpefUJW
C... 0-.W tMo l&4 fOtttt Aw 4t7..ebt6
()pj>n d.IOfy ,..tSU'-M'tfood. tt"C~
ltwf"tttOnt .CClfP(ecl (~ • Modt'rllt
'1¥• P..e. ll8 ~Y'' St YglJl'W et.ell
4'7-0SS wncn M·Sll o.nrwr M·Son c~
l""POf.try Crt.Clvt t CWllC ChiM~·ltl·
llutnc rd Clif WW A I cul dthght. ""°"'1 pt IC tJ
11\tc tit hlr,1wf INn l'tWny tr adttlONI.. C ht-
ntW rttt_..,., ,..,ktng rn munic.,,.. fO( °' on
IUffl lt~.ltlOtlf S' I + + • * • ~ 111 fOff'll Avt , 491·SSU Conltm-
PO<MY SouJ~S! (Ul\lf>f'. <ourtrsy °' D.-ld
Wllw4m -orw of O c ·1 mcm hlgNy-trSC>ttt
rd c.h«'h finy OinlnQ room ~" str\llC«'
\ligf'lcly. ucf'ltnt nontt~u ltts«'rv•uom
.tc<l"pl~O SS ****
..... n.e1 ~ I 1SO S CO.ISi HW)I
49'-8414 ~ IOI lutlc'1 Tu , Oprn lo•
dH1nrf' T ·Sun CIOl.l"O ~ S4>K ~ lltfl .-no
Mlddlr E.tntm dl\htt lfll"ntlllOnl .a<Ct<Pll"d
**** ..,.-, A.-. o....r. >O&ll CO.ISi Hwy
497 )829 l\.tb)'t bUfQtO MW1 ~tUl'I
(UIJllW l •l-0. 1 ~ Nof r.tttd
._.. tl'16 s (O.tJt Hwy 494-0eOO ·0p..,
fOt donntf 5--Th s J0.10 Plft. f . WI
S J0.10 lO It.MM! cumrw u • * • •
S-. ........ Comtf o4 Mfr-"' lWld CMn-
ntyrt. UQurv ltKh. 4f4-MM ~ nlQhe·
ty ~sf)'t«' c-..oml.t c~ '•klhQ wt>l'<t
>'OU find II .f'ltf\latl()tl) .tlf' tt'((lllWiltildHI boJC
• t-l.C.t ¥f' WW'd IC< w•-I \ •••• TM T-en Surf""° s.nO Hot~. ISSS South
CotJI HIO"W.-Y ~ ltac:h 497-4477
.,,..,hi ~n lWld -· MWf'I ~ lull-.
CS.ty Ol\.ln(I\ J.irtf'U ,...,-Ht lot 9Pf1Cifh*"
""~ s )() p "' IUH\l.ltoont rKOll'W'IW I Idea Cone ffl'IPOf MY C .eltfothl.t ,,,,,,_ IN:SCe11Yty
P'f'PM~ ti)' JKll\On ltrnwonh. ll>tmH!y <'htl
M LAS CIUV1 UI ***** HJ c.fe 141 N Co.ttl HIQhW")'. ~
8tlK'1 4f 4·1444 ~ 11 1 m 10 10 pm ,.._
•. t • m to I I p "' S.. -~ lfr.tlrt.nt on
wl'f'ktnat orly EM "' Of IMlt' out lunch
dtnt1ff UJndWKhtl ~ J$)t'(l .. llfl MIOtl "'°"'
tht bf.Kn Vt'QirlM1M1 UlndWkh l1IQl1lr •t<·
C>mmf'ndt-d I • * +
vtv• ....... JOJ l•otdway. l..tguN ltKll.
4'1·/IUO Cont~¥y llgf'lt '°9h1ttlC•ftl
llMIMI CUii-LuntPI -""' Oiftnff ~ dqt (OtnPf~IW mrnu °' flm <ll'KM1 .-.Ot
p1n1s _,., INJUll f~ on """" Is
P<I<"' ~n tl'Nn \10 ' ***
Newport Beach
Aller ....... -.. 4SOI "•lfl< CO.l\r Ht9ft· w~ 646·t t 16 ~KMI tOOd w.vm .no
COi)' s,an Fr.antlt<O-Mytf *""O ~f'
Ownf'd ti)' _.,._nown IOc• fffUlllM-
lyton Kough L..wn ._, tlJhOown dllrl-
rwn ~ ~n l"""Y o... With • ioc•
Crowd 1•\ft\IMIOnt «<rpttd • *. e
~ .. )I I M¥lnt A~ 61l-6st0 Open
fOt Ulc:tl 11 lO .t m to 2 )t) p m M•S. ,
dlmtr S )() TO I 0 p "' f l#-\111 , kind.I)' ~
klfooO spt<fMlfl lrOl'll t!W I~.,, CO.Sf Nol
rlfll"'
AIM ._..,, 2640 f "•lfl( COtJC Hwy
7 ~ Open for llnth 11 )() f "' 10 l JO
p Ill M-f . dlnrwf S JO to 10 , 111 Ti,.S..
~fCO. tupMN . .._lfl.lly ,,"*"4 <ont~,,y C.ilfoml.t C'Ufllnf '°"'*'O on
pauM _, ~ Ca11. ~ •·
lllOIJll'f'f• ·~ --!be "s ... *. AMMM. ~ MtflO!eft Hotff. 41CO M«Antu
lfwd. •76-JOOI °'*' IOt .... 6 to 10 n.,.. s.a ltttffv«!Ont ~H A~
-"'..,.., '""""''(~ cuWnt. •llOllMd)' ,,.,.tel .., gfklOlnly WfWd
Sta't. d'ikhl llClflO ... t llC*a Wilt u
dtllWf'I ~n~u I.OS Ano*' <Nlle•
lend to UW* tl'lll I\ UV ti.tl ~ In
0 C . M 1n.y ptolll#l:ily '-ft llft'1 to_.,
()(IWf1 SI SI * + * * ~ J.))4 W Cont Hwy .. S-7071
~IOI Ulc1' II •m CO l P"' Mon-I"
OW-lrOltl S p m • I a "' dlllltf CIMslc•
Conl""'1l ... CUUlne, l~ ~MIOh I
~ ,IYQrllt ,...,. °' Ntwpott lad'l I °'° Morwy mdow. (om.tfV~ C1vwd s. s •••• ... ..,_ l1 F.nlOn IJUnd ..,._lOJO
~ I I 10 10 cS.-y Sur'°"Y 1'111.ntn I I to J
lewtVMIOtlS K<tp(fti k Hb r4 M41food
-111. dtisl( Sconbl> touel'I (~ ,,_
fib llltd (MUf ,.., ~ It. ~ •·
~rt ht~~-~ SS
**'** ........ 111 """'St 67S•tOU Open S to
10 JO T~I ·Sun. S to 11 ,,. SM •twn1lKIOnt
a<<eptrd Suptftof C~ CUI'*'-"'Of'-
l19NtO Oy hvt tnetn~ '1lfJhd'I 119 '*"'
ori Sur>0.1)1 "'OftU Clltl girt f'7Ndy when busy
H ***
C--. C:.... 6'10 NtwJMW1 C tnt« Dt ,out
St.ts0n1 Hot~ H •-0808 Open 10 JO 10 10
MQl'I ·F II \.IL L.10. Son 7 • S "ew"'«ions .at<tP<~ C.allfor11141 ConlrntnlM CUl&#W Not , .. ~
c..t. n1re-o.nwe 11m Ntwport c~ Dr
640-S7S1 Optn 8 • m to t p"' Mon ·h i. 8
10 • ~ I •·S Sun No rewfVaJOnl' ~rn
~ .tnO ~ht-\"'. t-* ~·
NOc r.tef'O
CM11'91 .... .._,. HSS V1.t UOO 67S..(»7S
Open '"' Ulen noon-1 p '" Mon...,,. ~ S JO. 10 p'" Mon Tu untA 10 JO Tu ·Th
1.rO I I I rt Sat No 'f'•rN .. oont t.atn Hoc
~~
C1•em&.a ~QdMft 11 SI Ntwpor1
Ctnttr °' 1s•, OPl'n 11 to 10 541\
Thurs . lWld 11 10 ,,. -~ No r~.-iom
t.lktn Ct1Sf><rus1td 90"''""1 pun comes "'
oouns °' 11.wor\. -•• t.te!Wf OdO .,i.y
pl.t<t u •••
nwc_,.JOIOLM.aytll•Aw 67S S771 ~tor U>ch 1 t )()to l Mor> '". ~' 'S
to 10 O.llfr Sun0<1r)' brun<h 10 )() 10 1 )C)
ll«'W,,,.ltlO<'t l<Ct'9!1"d Contltlfnlll CIA_..,,,.
_,, • w.Jfood ~1 61•• (IMI cnowdtr
H ****
c-et.•1 lSX> f ,.1<1f1C CO.tJI Hwy
us.t921 ~'ot °'~ "°"' s JOto 1010 Sun • ThUrs • S )() 10 I I )() Fn ·s..t lne<
v.1r-ons "'9Q'r•ltO C l.lno< Nonhrt"n It....,,
QOUfll'lt'I c umrw N-. l'nOOtf atr!y P'M eel ~ rMnu W'l\lf'O t~ wtt '1<>111 Wiid .tl'ld cruy pl.act 11 nogf'll ~n Int~ 11rt•t1 Wj)
Int ~ mu\>C Vf'ry Choe C ....... t ... OWf9I
(,mnt to .lr'CI Gtneral MM'l.lgt• O-rvco .t•f
twO ol lhf' tr..,o< .1tu « 1 IOm I S + e * *
(.Mtyy New..-. I 120 "-A~ 1~•·lW Luncn 11 • m to J pm daily .
d"""" se-rwd .-0.l'y •N•n O,,t C~\I"
CUl\rnt Not r .ltl"d
CNot't OMHe l 1 l6 w ~ lt\rd
6 7 )-8104 ()pm I I to • tJ.t1ty lntlll.ttlON
.acc~t-0 Chlnt'\f' """c-on.rw CU<l'nt Try
IN fl\M'IO ~ ch<•tn Noc rMl"d ........ ,... •. uo lido ,..,k Or 67S-0100
ll"ltr\llUOtll W99fllf'd H.1tbof ~~
lQCm.rr Oorntr at.lb. COtnprtllemf'tt ~lfoad
tnf"IU Nouy bvly IVn Lunch .,,,,,.,.,, Sund.ty
OtUneh SI ***
.._., ~ l)OS l Co.n1 Hwy C0ton.t Otl
,..., 6 7 J 'IOSO ~ 6 • '" ro modr191' kin
Tn . I.flt' I °' m Fr• \.tf ''ft"'' 1rytt dtntf
Wftti ~f'tlo•f'l Sl•ft)n ""'""')'if' '°°" Not
rirtf'IS
.. T_... ... 9SI Nf'wpot1 Ctnttr Or
tt4().287S 0ptn I I 10 I I Mon .,,. I I 10
~ SM Sur1d.ty brur'Cll 10 to 1 '""r
v.tt!QM .t<<Pj)l.rO \outhwf'lltfh. fu/-..o ...,.,
Mt.rKMl flVOfllf'I "' .t ft•llVf .OCIM .If
mo~•~ vr ry 90Qd fJJl"t'n com t.t/NltJ por•
dlshet lrvrly h~ llOt.M I l • * * * n•e__.t IO<llttCJ lfll IN vert r>d f1f tlW
Ntwp(lft ,.~ 67S •771 ••""1.tUOf>J noc
nKtUM) ~ fnt ~fshf'H ~Mooch "°"'
tPlt P.a<lfl< Nort"-it l•t•l.tll IUn<ll ~
rwr Not tMtd
Ptwe o.w-,_,, C ~ll<ltl< Ca.st Hwy
160-0) I ~n S to I 1 Mon •Slit 4 10 11 10
Sun Wn0ay lltUnch IQ )0 10 2 }() ltt~I
v.ttt0n\ 14199Plftd Con1trvMJW .ttmo\j)htft
f ~Ill (Of~ Ml~~ II IN'IOvf'O
tr l<lltlOll ,,, ""' ~ '"'"' (II) ,, lhf ""'" dr-. It 1 donl' ~ ,. the ~ •••
YOtbhlft puOdlnQ IUt the ,.lino IM is 9Q"e
tnd tNI l II JN!nt 'SS **** nve , ... ~ •. 114S Newport C-tr 0.
640-S 150 Open I I JO lO 1 JO IOt Ulen Mon Fu S to 10 tor CltMff W... ·Thurs . I to I I ,-,, ~ lttltr\l.ttJOm WOQnl"' Mtnli In 11..-
\IUOtl No.NfaJ/ftOUW# CIWOIW'lf wttn
jMSl.t 0.~t lhf-'" fOf OQOd ""'*'' Clltl•t CllJl{t C°"*Plff Mn dw Of~ In
1"~ lucn "'C'tMllOUt -Qt MO torw
IOt t.ffVt<• u' * ••• ..,.. Dell. JJQlf lM4 c-...,,_,.,
67S•11 U ()pf'n ''""' Mon-l"tf. t to 7 $a 10 to I kin ~Wf"ltlotw not neautry Al
IHR J7 Varllllff ol hot -"' Cdd dlt Yhd
wtd'leL fl'onn '°°""· Tl#) nlQf'lll t--. C.CH • tno NflO In l'tua dt Cftt Hoc r-.ct
...... ~ ... -A .... 67$ ..... J ~
tie ~ food °'"'* orlt1· s to 10 p.m Mor\ .. TI'lln.. 5 to t I p I'll flt llld SM NOi nlUO ... ...... ..... &..... 110 flW#pOt'I '""°' 640-1•ft ~'·"' '° 10,111 Mcln.-n..s . 1 •!ft. to 1 I p.111 ,ti .. I a,,111. to
10 p "' S...•Sun ~--..,, petllft A'IOfW
OWi .,_ NIM• foods IOt t ~ • .,.. Hoe t•ed
....._,, JJU NtWJIOtt l~Yft• '7~ Opet\ 10t """' I I to J fun •ia:
._, S JO to 11 Mon ·SM , S JO to 10 SUI\
~"'°"'' xc~"' FriCM ..... ot °"" ICIOln l•l..-~ !Pf'<&llllei lfey cMntt!f't Oft ~rnd• I I ••• J.111:• SH o,. .al> ~ Cl'l"tWf Or
MlfrvH,... 1-' 1>40-4000 ~ 6 JO am l o
10 p"' '4Jr lnuo & lO • m to I I pm Fu •
Soll ••~•··~tioni Mt~«d Fr"11 folll ~· ·-Nol ..... d ...,_. IOI 1!14iyv-'*'~• ~
l u c r J\ 0 I 11 Luntn M•f 11 , dotW'WH fr"CWll 6
p m ~ \Al f lcUf'd Wrt ~ IN" In ~
lilt A 1••·t J~l~WTWO ~ll
-"' , ,,.. ,.,.,._nt Oldf't SS S.,..,'fl't110f'
..,,.., ,, .. 1 /4 noufS tn _,.,~ 111 ••••• u Mi.I H 11 vw lldO. 67S-4'°4 I.wt·
t111< "" •Plrd \wus ttwf Wa~ Ml_, l
INfll'd "'rA"Q CUllJnt d lrlfV:N~ _.., lttl ..
!IC L 1~ •'-" MlO ~ ~In from
,,.,,,, •"<I s-1n~ lur1C" OttYWf,
Co<•t• \ ~lt""O I I • * • *
LEGEND .
WUt "e retla11 men:
S Inexpensive
SS Moderate.
SSS Moderately expensive.
SSSS fapens1ve.
SSSSS Very expensive.
***** PERFEct: FLAWLESS **** Exctllent. nearly perfect. Among the best in 1u field .
*** Vet) good. wonh a special tnp.
**Good. * Satisfactory.
The~ ra tings n:fl«r rhJ! M s. Chamberlain's opinion primanly
of the food. w1rh rhc ptn4!nt.auon. amb1ancr and sc.rvicr also IJlkcn
into account. Pnces arc subj«t to change.
~ 1080 ~tdr Or 044-4220 ~ '°' 11,ncn M f M>d Ow1nf'f .... Sun M.tgnttlc:~
Nortl'Wtn 11 .... M'I <uiJHW P.U.n ~ on
prc'l"lou•s WU<PI Mr ICIM>llltt'fy perl«t Ouc·
000< p.tltO (IHM1 Nyil()f> bfttlPI tram ~~l>y 8.lll)O.I I~ I J.. • •. ·-
k~I 111 MMw-. A~ H~-OS70 ~"'' .. , ~ JO p'" (µ•Sun . bwf\l.r~
M<"t'1>1M NQI ralPd •
St...-0 <Me 1101 E P.e<ttlc Coast Hwy
I> I~ 7S 7S 0 pP,, I I 10 10 Mon ·Wf'd I I 10
I I Thun \.ti 10 IO 10 Sun lt~~IOm
"<"'Pl"" '"'"~ mPnu ol <Uf'rpnc '"•OMtS l .tlt·noon« OM donong good ~
hO<I< SS '* ** Shift .._... 71 S lt1Vf'•"'9P Dr l\ffwpot1
~a<h S48 1418 lune" M '". dffYW'f M·Sun
V.llf'l PMk"'O on Wttk...ch p¥tiong toc on ltorc
of rt\l.tur-Ul>\<M nt~ rts
t.tur;int M'fVP1 h~YU rtll llMIMI r~
IO•<P SS ••••
T• ef dM .,..... 400 .,.~ Strn . ~
6 7J·46 H b st rv<1110m «<tplNI lf'1JOY the
rom.tn<t ol okl ~ -tl't o1 ~ 8.ay
Vlf'W l'UJundM't( W!Mood ~ll()t'll Ar1CI tr•
d•t~ r~ontts luncn. Olnner, s.t1urcs.y M'td
Sllf'd•y oruncn Not r.ttf'd
,., ... 44() Hf'l;otr<JPf' Aw 671-0'tlO AtMrl-<M'I M'td lnlf'fn.tefOl\M (Ull,UW lounge optns
IS.lily .ti S p m dontwf st1WO l'.ghtly "°"" 6
p m l\IJOf'lllPO and Qt~ """"' until modn19"1 Ont ol trw Olangt Co.nt s "'°" ~ ••'1"'-"•"o u ••••• T_... HOO W Co.tit 11~1)' 712·•148
S1M>CSM~ WJn. ¥10 JoJIPMWW! l•t _,, It VNlr
octM'I .,,_ lrom It l OVf'f·tht'-hOct'f IO<JtCion
Noc r.tttd
T-Mare S4S Nf'wport Cf'nlPt Or
&4()-6))) ()ppn 11 )() to I I Mon ·fl'IU<s .
I I )() to mrdnHJhl Ffl '•1 H to 10 Sun
tts•rv•tion' rw•Of'd C<WMtmc>Of¥}' ltltll.tn
CUl\lnt lrn•••u•nq p.1\11t1 s I • • •
VIMe fifev• )I )I W (o.ttl Hwy 642·7880
Dlnnr:f nogntl)' S p m to I • m E.octfirnl
ntarty 1t.i..n WlilnP out~ -IA Acuv~ plM'O b¥ l;,vortt• IOUI t.c•~ 19Qt
ltnf'fVMl<lnS KCf9(f'd V*t -parlung U .....
Y.-.. T__,. Hl ~!dP Of 61S~HJ ~, ''°"' s pm ~ ~ btuncn · f c1tc11< IM~ ,,, <.1"•'¥ ..JYf<ounel'"9J U"drr trw
wPHl> OllKt>On or Holm Prl19f!f. who _,
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txqu1s1tt Italian furnishings and Oflglnal anwork. pkls
a panor am1c v1tw of t~ wtlltt. sandy co.sthrw ht-Ip
our custo~rs tttl hkt t~y'rt on a Eure>peMl 1u;-
HUNTINGTON BEACH -Rt'lax. catch tht'
orf'.ithtaklng \>iews ot tht blUt PaCtflC and t'n)oy tht
tri•sh catch ot tht' ~'I Art lmpt"ccablt' dining t•·
Pttrtnct from a frtSh MW perspective ts what you'll
l•nd at the Cielo Mart Resu.urant in the Watt'rlront
Hilton Hottf & "t'SOf'l Ci~ Mare offers culslnt' r1om all 't'9'ons of tht'
Mtd1terrant'an. pr~t'd by Executive Chet G~ T
Lunsford Chfl Lunsf()(d's Impressive coast-to-coast
culinary background fncludt's more th~ 16 yt'an as
Stntor manager with Bon ~tit
The rtsu1u1.m features Lunsford's speclaltlt s. a
grilled swordfish wtth wasat>i butter and pickled
ginger. slir·frltd chicken and ve~tctblts on lemon
ft'ttuclne pasta, and cold st'a bass with mango and
papaya,
Cltlo Mlrt''s dwerse menu sttectloru lncludt'
fresh summtr fruits ind veoetabfeS With a V'rlt'ty Of
tntrtts such u breast of c:tuck With Wiid t>oar
sausage, roasted prime rib of beef. ~lamb
chops and ve• sc.iloplnl with SaQt' ~;at and prosciutto
ham
In kttpfng with IU Mt'dltt'fr¥lt'MI amblMl<t'. tht'
restaur11nt tMs also tocu~ on tht' Medft.err.wan
dlt't, Offtrlng Wttr"al Sf>' alttrNClvt'S with no .salt and
low-fat With reduc~ c.iotlts. all ,pprovt'd by the
~rtan HNtt Association.
"Cteto Mate MU the SCft'le for I non-uadltron.I
repast or Mtdlt.,,_.,, rtr.e.'' said Stepht'n ledbt't·
ttr, rntalt"" ~-"Fr.esh fllh ddvtred daify.
ca11on ·
Ltdbttter. ak>ng Wtth tht highly-trained start ot
protess1onat tood stNers, provlMs rht' kk>al ..tting
for a rtla111ng ~al -a casual ytt ~gant at~rt'
whwert vmtors and locals ~kt' CM! M>Mldon t~
tam11lar to have a ~llghtful meal at an atfordablt'
pr1ct The 160-seat rtstaurant Is open dafly for
breakfast trom 6 JO to I I a.m • lunch from I I a.m. to
4 p m • wtth dtnnt'f ~Ntd S p m to I I p m.
For thost who wish to dint' In a casual. bt'ach-
hkt' stning. the Waterfront HUton Hott'f & Rtsort
offers tts ~rl Ht'ro Otli. Tht' Calttomla btach charac-
ter is trvty epitomized throughout Its dKOf with a
n~stont tloor. black and whltt tl~d walll. aqua
rmrtnt h19hlighu pl\Js surl artwork
~n daily trom 6.30 a.m. to 10·10 pm . patrons
can "crHtt tht'lr own sandwich·· from ~Ions ot
cornt>d bfff. smoked rur~ey. hot pastrami or~
s-..ml. The OM-Of·a-tlnd satads ~ hOuH spe<~
undWkheS Uke the Hod~'s CIUbhOU~. Plprifw Of
J.ws buf~r are alsO goqd. For rnott of .-i ~"°
national na1r: ClilVt up the defl's own mixed sushi
~tter
Thto Otl1's casual Indoor and OUtdOOr tt'fnKt
dining with a panoramk view ot the Pacific Oct.-i
and IUsh c®l'fl.ll g¥dt'nt. nowfng W"trfals and
rtftKttng pools at poolsldt' matces '°' a rfWllng and
enjOyM>lt dlrnng tx~rlence.
Cltlo Mart Rtstaur.-it IS located .tt the Watt'f•
front Hiiton HOltl & ltetoft. lt tOO P'«tftc Cont
Highway. Huntington Beach, CA Reservations~ bt'
madt at 960-7873. t•t 261l V*t parking Is
av~. and major credit CMds •e Wf!kome
Dine In Our
Romant ic Cellar
l.1Calle
R .. taurant
Open For Lunc h
Mon-Fri 11 :30-2:3Q
• Daily Specials
• Homestyle Cooking ..
Dinner Served from
5:30 Monday-Saturday
featuring:
Steaks • Seafood • Cocktails
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C1·ta M••• 646-7_,..
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DINNER SPECIALS .
I nch.idn IOUp or 50lad,. c hog of
pocotoe & vtgrtobl~. hot roll & dnan.
SUN -CHICkE?J DINNER $5 .95
MON -CHICKEN DINNER $5 .95
TUES -CHJCl£N.FR1£0 Srux $5.95 ..
WED -SAUSBURY STEAK $5 .95
THURS -SPAGHETTI $4.95
FRI -PORK CHOPS $5.95
SAT -Sruk & SHRIMP $7.95
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Also featuring
FRESH FISH DINNE~ FROM $7 .95
• AHi • SWORORSH ,. SHARK •
... • HAllBUT
Octanvl~ Dining
Entertainment & Dancing
tOO SOtJTll COAST HIGHWAY
UCUNA. BUCH, CA 92651
(7Jt) 494·3358 or (114) 494.J137
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Sushi Bar
5 ™ Annlvaury Celebration
A.LL· Vo•·Caa-Eat •UN
Lunch 11:30-2:30
the
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CRoom
Dinner 5:30-6:30 !:AIRPOR1'ER INN.. Moe-Sun
(Offer good In Sushi Bar Only) ,.
4250 Blrcla St. •955-0822
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18 700 MacArthur Blvd
Irvine. CA
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2332 W. Cont tlchw11
IEWPORT BEACH • 631·1220
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