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Officials will sc_ale back_
size, eliminate some slips
By Steve Marble
S!Jlf Wiier
NEWPORT BEACH Under fire
from environmentalists, The Irvine Co.
has agreed to scale back plans for a pro-
posed marina and eliminate a long fin·
ger of boat slips that cri1ics insisted
would jut into sensitive wildlife mud
Oats.
The re,ised plans, which ha\'e been
submi11cd to the city, call for reducing
the number of boat slips froM 121 to 71,
according to Eddie Powers, the presi-
dent. of California Re creation 'Co. -an
arm of The Irvine Co.
Also gone is the finger of slips that
would ha"e extended into the bay near
the Day Ilridge. Various environ ment al
groups were concerned the row of slips
would dam:ige a thriving halibut habit::it
and mud flats where birds feed.
"The environmentalists h:id some con-
ccrns and \\C under!llQQ<.I 1hs:i r point),"
Po\\ers s:11d \\'ednest.lay. ''We're wor~ing
under the good nc ighbor policy."
The nwrina, which has been planned
for some eight years, would be situ:i ted
at the fov t of the landmark Cal>Ut\\av
property on a flat .,trctch of land oil"
Do, er Dri' c thJt once \\as the site of ~1
mobile hom'l! park and a tiny m:irin.1.
The origin.ii plan ,,a., appro\'ed by the
city\ Planning Commis:>1on l3ut it quic.~
ly 1'Jn mto trouble with a harbor quJht)
ad' isory group :ind then -finally -"a.,
·'
Po\\crs said the $7 mill11111 .. m.11 111.1
needs to be :ipprO\cll b) 21 go,c1111~1cn1
;igenc1cs before con truc1ion ... in b ·sin"
The re\'ampc<l plan i:. set to be 1 ~•d-
cre<l by the council F4.:h. 10.
Prank Robinson, ~1 long-111n..: :id\O .:it ..
of ba\ rcstor~uion ;inll :111 outsrol,.cn cri1-
1c o( the origin~! mur1na pl.Jn, d I e
h..is not seen the re' i ed propo.,.;il an I
declined comment unt il he h:iJ.
K.1iscr Prim~lr)' students listen to South (OJ t S\f11pho m .
B~acing · for
the blow. . -
Arts groups prep are for major cuts ·
61 A J Cvo.a
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C OS I A ~tESA -Sitt ng a' :.till . ' t ... ' C\ Id .• 1~ut .00
Ka1.,c r Prim.try 11r-.1 gr.icier~ 1uc.11cd 1n delight
\\ 1..dnc ... d!l) .1 .... Suuth Co.1 I ~ r ny ol111i ,1 John
R:ilston ckmans1ptcd how h m.skc:. ~llllJ thruu~h..hh-..
1nstrun,~1 t ·
":-\m\ I \\ant ~ou .iii to closc-\l>U r c~e , :ini.l 1 i 1urc a du,!..
"a Idling =1~·ro ' tic pl.1~£round, · ,,,11d R.1 'tl .l r ·:ik1n~ out
11110 a tune from PHlkol1c' ':> "Jlet~·r :inJ th~ \\oil.''
South Coast Symphony trumpet player Karen Tkaczyk gets an assist from students Amanda Cambell, right, and Dante Mhcr, both 6.
While mo~t llf the duldrcn in the room hJ\.: 1 e'er :1ttenJcd .1
conccn, thc)\c b~v1 ... trning,.1bout urd1c~tr.il in,tru mcnt and
lllU,iC lor the r·"I "l\ \\Cd' nn,J \\!!I h.'.l\C ,I Ch.lllC..! tO ~.·e the
SllUlh c,,,1 ... t S)mplwn~ rchc:ir\C thl\ \\CCkcnJ
See CUTS,'Bactc Page
Jewelry helit suspect
held . on $1 o million bail
Chronology Prominent surgeon still missing
.,,, October 1989 -Carol
"-l<>in f ine Jewelry o(
N~' port Center robbed o(
S 1 .5 million in J<''"els.
Private detect ive speculates boat may have been hijacked
By Steve Marble ch3ndise from Newport Beach
sun Wlta' jewelers and another $6 million
NEWPORT BEACH -A . from shops in Florida and Okla-
man authorities believe to be homa.
the final uspcct in a series of His C'<tr;iordinary bail was re-
bold JC\\Cll) shop robberies here quested by police.
was ordered held on SlO million "None of the stolen jewelry
bail Wednesday after being was recovered," Sgt. Andy Gonis
whisked into Orange County said, explaining the hi&h bail. "It
from his native Chicago. • stjl) hasn't been found."
.,,, f\.1.lrch 1990 -
Moboco Fine Jewelry in
Ne" port Center robbed o(
• S6 million in jewel~.
.,,, Augu~t 1990 -Police
.m~t suspect> Michael
Rabb, John Robert (vans
,uld frank Zischke.
By Lor!Ann Basheda
St.1!! \\r •er
COSTA ~t ESA -Colk;1·;ue'
of the doc1or ''ho '•lll1,h ... J S 11-
unJ.1y after lcJ\lng :\~"pvrt
I fJrbor for a onC-hllUr rk. 'ur..:
cru1)C s.1y he 1s the 11 1t1,111\
lcaJing ocular co.,metic 'ur~c:11n
"ho'ic clicntck include ol
"man), m..iny VIPs."
n ... 1 .. 11 .1.1J ~t ."ivn Hub.
·\ I' 1~ .11c Ill' c't1i;.1tlH hired l,,
(. d I' I' '1'C 1.Ul,l t1ng thJI ,\\Cl·
r1 d\ .•O-f )()t p \\Cr b"..11 1 1)
ha\~ b.:i.'n hiJ.l ~cd h~ drug run·
r .. r Th: Co.1' Guard fo und
\\1. r d'., 11\CI tutncJ J ingh)
c • mile' 11f1 Catnl111.1 bl:mJ
~tonJa,, bet <:Jlkd l1lt lh 'c:u .. h
luc,J.1; C\C.'11111g ofte r CO\Clln~
Robert "The Beak" Siegal, 56, Sie&al, rumored to be 1hc
is accu ed of having been a nephew or mobster "Dugsy" Sie-
rnn~1ng player in a sophisticated &cl, pleaded not guilty Wcdnes-
jc"clry theft ring responsible for day in Harbor Court to churgci.
1.1k1ng S9-miHion wonh of mer-See SIEGAL.JllQ Piii
.,,, September 1990 -
Police identify Robert G.
Sieg.11 of Illinois as fourth
su>pect in robbery oses. Fricndli and f,1nul~ hclJ .1 pre" conference: in
the San Fernando \'alk\ \\ ~Jne:.J.1\' Iv tell the
public thC) 're .1101 :'lbl)UI .t11 !!l\C: up on the dl\.lp·
-pc:rr.mcc m Uoh A\drdu:-:1 .O·~c.ir·old Nc:\\h 11!
• rc-.iden t and i.ur~con \\ith p1.1ctkc' in ;\rnport
m1He th.in .:.-lO '\)u:u .. 1111! , of ":111.:r Ill no :i,.11.
.,,, January 1992 -Police
c.1pture Robert "The Beak"
Sil'RJI in dmer ne.ic Chlc:.1go.
"It JU't Jo1..'n t 111.1kc ~.:n'c to me," ':i1d I" ""
p1HI Ue.1~h pl.1,11c 'lllll-•''11 .•<:l11~c' lls.c.n.D.an aflcr
karnin~ .ibout the ll '.Jl'1 ... 1r.in i.: 1hrough the
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Laborer finds work at Job Center, then gets taken for a ride -literally
-By loMnn Bastieoa
St.Ill Wl1tef
COSTA MESA -After seven hours
of hard labor, Martin Barrientos told p<r
lice, he was stiffed -and nearly s11bbed
-by hi cmplo)'cr.
The 28-year-old Santa Ana resident
said he was picked up at lhc Costa Mesa
Job Center last Sunday and offered SS
an hour fora day of gardcnina work.
Out after seven hours in thC\ din, Oar·
ricntos got one five dollar bill."
Barrientos told police he pleaded for
his wages -to no nvail. As the cm·
ploycr tried to 'pull nway in his pick up
truck, Barrientos uid, he jumped into
the back. ,
Each time the emploxcr topped to ~ct
gas or run some other e rrand , 11Jmen10
would jump out of the truck und call po-
lice on the clo est p.1y• phone before
climbing back il'I.
LOTTO
Hiie .. the winning numben in
~Super Loao game: 9, 13, 27, . ,
46, .. ,, IO.
Jldlp 1111 Sl.7 mflllon
Out by the tune police armed a t each
location, the true~ \HlulJ be £OnC.
Finally, Damcntos ~aid the :in!;ry em-
ployer pulled into ~' li4uor store on Pla-
ccntta A\cnue am.I -at kn ife point -
ordered him out l'f the truck
\\hen Oamcnh>S ra1 cd Im h~ind~ in
surrender, the employer dr O\'C away.
Jub Center thrcctor Richard l3runctte
";tsn't no11f1cd of thii> p.nt11:ul.1r C<l\C,
but aid cmplll) er-cmplo) cc !l~irm1shc'i
W01B01 m DAY
,.
arc not unhc~1rd of.
"There arc mi ... unllt:r,1.1nJ1n~~ Jilt!
p3ymcnt problem,," he 'aid. "U~t llllCc
an cmplo)cr pich up .111 emplO)CC, it':.
cn11rch bc t\\ccn them.
"We're ju.,t JHO' iJin~ the .. p:icc IM
them to meet .''
Brunette \.11\J he refer., all complaint.,·
to the police.
"Our i.olc purpo'c 1' to pro\IJe u
place. "here l.1borcr... :ind cmphl)Cr'
WfATHER
. . ..
meet," he .. :iiJ. "\\'c ~t.l\ out ol C\CI'\· thin~ chc cntirch." · •
Alth1.111gh the }oh C\.'lllCI d o C'll I i.:ccp
-.1011 ... ti ' llll the number ~ m1plarnts, Bru ·
nctte confirm J th:it th ' ' cm to be k'"
lrcqucnt th:rn th ) "crC
0
\\hcn the ,enter
111,1 op:m ti .
"\\-hat \\C found "'•'" th 11 ''orJ tra\ch
lJUll kh hl·rc ,'' he '·"'' !'11l 1f 'l'!lH.: l'N.xl"
doc,n't pa). the " 1k '' ''l'P g,1ing \\Ith
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Audrey Nidday
SHE IS-------------
A teacher \\ho began her c;.ireer 36 )e;.iri. ago at Harbor View
Elementary School in Corona <lei f\tar ''here .,he has taught first
grude for the last 20 years. Nidday, whu lives in Balboa Tsland
with hu,bund Jack and :!~·\ear-uld 'on P.1ul. 'aid she came to the
school in 1956, three ye.1~-. afler 11 opened and has never left.
"This 1i. uwp1a and here I ;.im," Ntdday sa1J. "It's the most ~eau·
tiful cJmpm there " and the pc1,ple .md the parents arc great to
\\Ork \\ ith "
BOBBY SOCKx------------
The fir,t pnncip.il :'\1dda~ "orked for \'<I!> John Dean, the cur·
rcn1 Orangi: Cnu111~ Super 1111endc111 of Schooh.. On her firs t day
uf 1ea~·hin!!, 'he ''°'c ,1 pl.1id l>kirt, 'adJle \hoes and bphby socks.
Qq:r the ~e~1r ... r-.1dd.1\ h.1\ tre::i...urc<l her .1hility to in.,pire :,tu·
<lcnh Tl rel' of hn llirmer !>lUlkni.. no" teach at llarbor View
School Jnd anlllhcr 1<1rmer !>lu1.knt tcache' at Kai!>cr School in
Co.,u ~k,.1
PERSONAL STAK1-----------
N1dcJa~ take' a pcNin.il \take Ill the succesc; of her students. "A
pcr~on ha' 10 he dcd1c.1ted and dc,otcd to JI," she !>aid of teach·
mg. "il·, not an cr!!ht ·hltur jub You think about them all the
11me, }llU Jrc.1m a1'11u1 them. ~ou ne"cr leave them at sc hool."
N1dd.1~ JI'<' hd1~'c' th 11 tm.l grade 1s a pi,otnl time for students.
"1hJt\1he1r f1r...1 .1c;1lren11c lc.1rntng C\pcricncc, :rnd yet you have
to deal '"th all the hrnken home!>, one-parent fa milies and two·
in1.·1,mc f.1mrhc' I'm ju't glad th.11 people !>till value the profei.i.iun
of bung .1 tc;1lhl'r."
..... B.r Russ Loar
)\\••, 'k ,1,"·r.1m••kr' \\nrlh nc.11h S.:!.000 \\ere \lolcn from the ckclnl·al
rot•m Jt 1 !11: f{ ')!l'lll'\ Inn .11 .'.'" 11 Ne" port fimr!t"";lrd •
\ ll'' f.1 I 111 t!u: I~ lt1 hlod. "' l.11n,l11ndern S1rcct returned home ~JlurdJ\
h• I .,J 1 .. 11,r. ''·''" m."111g Ir• r" l.cr unl1>el..ctl gJrag.: · •
\ ri: .. nt 111\c11h•I\ .11 :-.:.1th.1n 1\l.111 Jc"ckr' in ~nulh Co:i't Pl.11.1 h.1s re·
h' tk•I .1 m1"111i: p 11r 1•i qu.1r11.:r l.tr.11 d1arnund e.1mni:' \\Orth S2.00U. Nathan
Al.in 1llf1.:1.tl' rt.111 tu lll\C\lt1'.1 IC the matter 1n-hou<.e •
\omc• n.: lUt 1hc lock horn ·' g.ira~e door rn the .:!.:!llO hlock or Cann1n Ora\'c
and ,1nk m1•rc th.in S'OO """h of tool\ • A paJlud . ''J' cul frnm a i:.1ra~c J1l(1r 111 the 2100 hlod: of Pacrrie and 1001'. a r.1J1u anJ 'ur g.l.1"e' \\.:rl 'lokn
Ahout S5.:?00 \\orth of ie\,l lr\ .111.J r,1,l1ue1ball equipment was reported slo·
lcn ~Jlunl.11 fr1•m J home 11n llu: "1 11 hhxJ.; of IS1h S1ree1. •
1\ th1d pc•l..cJ J liok rn 111, J"''·'" JI Jakecz clothing store, 569 Nc"port
Cc.:ntcr Dr. p 11 .1 met.ii pol. '"th .1 hu,11. on the enc.I tnrough 1hc hole anJ
tr11:J to !:r.1b .1 S 1 c.111 fu r .111.J 1 ... 11111.:r lll.1t ,\ s.ile,'pcrwn wallting by saw the
coat ~wani:inj! .ind the hook wnung out of the 1•all and yelled. p mmptrng tht' ,u,pcct(') lu Ike •
C'ir.1U111 ''" '1"·1\rJ 111 J 111 t•l.1,i.. ''" .1 •cml·n1 "·'II rn the 300 lil1XI.. (11 llolm\\tx•J l>ma: 1nJ .111 .1,11" !.: r 11111 •1.111 rn the .:!600 bl<Ak of\\ O.:can rront • ~omeonl' c'nl~n:c.J .1 11/'XI ( h.-,111!.:1 Cur\ICJ p;l.cJ,,!W 111 ~h~ bltlck' Of"\V"
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L ocol children who attended the recent
performance of Peter and the Wolf by Jim
Gamble Puppet Productions at the Costa Mesa
library were treated to both o rousing good story and
on interesting music lesson. Based on Prokofiev's
famous musical work based on the Russian folk tole,
the show follows the composer's original intent of
acquainting young audiences with the sights and
sounds of 1nstrument-s from the orchestra. Each
character 1s represented by a specific instrument a
piccolo for the bird, on oboe for the duck -with the
story and its musical interpretation all explained by a
puppet Prokofiev.
The world famous Jim Gamble puppet company,
represented in the Costa Mesa performance by master
puppeteer Roger Moro (center· photo), employs o
-technique called rod puppetry, o hybrid between the
troditiona· marionette and hand puppet technologies
The puppeteer, dressed 1n black, 1s hidden behind o
light curtain so that only the puppets ore visib1e to the
audience
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FORECAIT:
Mostly t lt>.1r ~•th 1>4'rt0c:h o( gusty northu\t ~ind\ below Un)'ons and
pane~ (han<t' of doud' on Saturday.
-W~ rn-ttw 11ppc-ri'(h 11nd T~1 n tht'
mid t.o up1)(>r 40
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fair ~kl<'\ .ttrO\\ our rn••t•I w~lt'r1 w11h
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Managing Editor Steve MM:t>le, 64M321
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~~start' network_,_
-llas eyes on you
T he Uuldcn 1ruUk. What a 01clll.au1.a11t. UK;atcc.J 111 J 76
Newport &uh; .. ar<l. the Golden I 1 uttlc rockc:h:d tu the top
uf my be')l lleCreb lillt laiil week. when a new tricnd
introduced me tu "1'rench Uiribbcan C.:ui"111e", in a bright, "'~
iictt1ng. Try it. You will nu\ be d1lloappo1mcd. The 1u~par .. gull rl6v1oh
(ne ither French. nor C.:aribbcan. but great) c1m 1c., m~ guara.nte~
Which brmg .. me to OCN, bcc.ausc OCN
brought me to the Gold~n ·1 rufOc. \' ou ma:-i not
be.: ~atch1n~ the Or~ngc <..oun ty Nc:wM:hlA_nncl.
but ocrq ill dc:finitely Wettclung you. A le:~ week!.
back. The Lobdell Group paused and turn~d ""
collcctiVc attention tu OCITTor, oll, iiliout 4.C
llccondll. lkcau:ic; l gave voic ... w an op1n1on th111
rhc ncv. network Wd' not yet ready lor an cllllO),
the O<.;N lcam :iprang tnlO aclior.
&fore I knc:w 1t. I was in thc nt:xt ~entur).
wurmg lhc OCN hcadquarteri. 111 ~anttt An.a ·1 t •
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Hcrn.m.I ~hdv. {not t\ft"ll Will ~wa1m coulc.J te ll
me). I ha"c bl!en to the lulUrc, aml what thl
h~k. it'!. worth a shot. (l:.dHor'!> 1101c:. Ac1uu/J.\
If WU) L1ni.:oln Steffen!,. but what the.: J1c:ck. 1
OC.:N 1s an infant, but what an inlan t. Jn thl'
16 monthb since going on·a1r. Orange Count:{!. round·thc·clocl..
new~ lllal1on ha" been gathering strength and wt:ight like.
bllt!nhowcr rcs1llting Church1ff ll plc:all (or g1mm1cb and a I Y-' ·
crobsmg to i::.uropc. O<.:I' ha' reb1Mcd all ch~p \ac\u;' wh1h.: 1:
prepared for a srratcgk push The 11lag1ng pc:raoc.J iii ovt:r -Ot'/\
11' nov. availabli: on c:\ocf\ cabk network in Oran~c <..ount'
Half ·a·mill1on bclb can clacl.. tu OCK 11 the clicker., arc :,u movcJ
Stage JI is nov. upon u:i, and them. Will you watch'.' The wblc l"
llet, will you come to rhc party'.'
About lhc channcl'll abiht\ to deliver the product I have Ltrl•
doubt . Robocop meet roboi tation Ye~. there arc people .i plc:nt\
bua1ng about th e ve') workman·hke confine:.., ot the studio. But
the overwhelming 1mpre blOn Ill of technology pushing 1:tround th~·
corner The ~t-up 1~ best described as a Steve Job!'' dream tron\
1970 come to hfe It'll Apple: Heaven
And that 's wh~ I subpt:cl OCI' will ~orl..
Someone at the Slatton d-:ctded the ob .. 1ou:>. that Apple '' ca~~
and that th e new"-t'> compelling Merge the two. and produc11on
quickly get!> out of the v.a~ of the new Because l m cJ Luddal\ .. I
can't rcall) dc11cribc the lc:vel of computerm:d ~phts11ca11on I
S8"-. but 11s hil.e Potter Stcv.art'., line· "I know tt when I sec 11 ·
The production apparatu' '' J choru' lane of lcddm!! cd!!c.
machine . dancing in um on -whining: chckin~. spinmn!? out
tape and stone . There's a there there
But will you watch?
OCN 1s betting on your collcc11ve cunos1~ concerning vour
neighbors. Not a bad bet. rc all). a~ the ulumatc vide"i ht~h '' ll•
sec media trained on ourselvci.
OcN is betting on you r
collective curiosity con-
cerning your neighbors.
Not a bad bet, really , as
the ultimate video high is
to see media trained on
ourselves .
But 1, there .1 ··"'c: .. h1
cover'' Doe' .i c111zen of ~an
Juan Capt~trano bcl1e\c.: h,
or she shareb some lunJ 01
commurut,· with .1 voter 11•
Garden G·rove'>
0 1 ~ct. I suspect. but that
ma' not matter Becau~l·
OCI\ ma' actuallv create lb
own communm If 'lhl
Coum' · as reall~ JU l "
collecuon of communuie~
OC could well chan~c that
b' the creat1on·of .1 count' conscaousrfc~. Enough
sequence-; that tnp trom
Yorba LandJ to Anaheim t" antJ AnJ w In-inc to M1ss1on v1c1,,
to Can~on Count') to an Clemente.: and. presto. a \IC\.\Cr an th l·
south m:.\~ began to noucc J communtl\ of mtere!\l with J v1cwc1
tn the north
Here\ a teq w3tch '>Orne OCI\ nov. And then \.\:ltch m Ma'
JU'\l pnor to th e pnmar:-clcct1on' m June. l'm gue. m~ that thl·
political COMultant' arc alrcad~ bidding for f.hc best commerc111 t
tame on OC'N. havm~ checked their hud2et" and their need~. Jf rn Ma~ a p.iradc o1 polat1cal adi. 1 walk mg 0pa~1 you. then OCl'I '>\ill
knov. 1ha t 11 ha' arnvcd. Becau c thl' consultant ... huv what work'
If thc' hu\ OCI\. ar, v.orkmf! ·
1 v.ouldn'1 het attainst at
nd. 'hould \OU he a member Cl( the medt:1 which ccwc,... thl·
media. dml-': on °0 C1'1 a little e"en if you don't hehevc 11 It'll ~e l
ou lunch at the Golden Trume
Hugh HC"Witt praC'tltts law· with ~tti . Testrr. Krvsr & Krlndc~
In 1"1ne, •nd hMts • 111/k-shOW' on KFI AJ\t 6'(), Saturd•.vs Imm
11 •.m. tn 2 p.m .. Hlf column •ppnrs rvrry1 Thursd•." In ThC'
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AMERICAN
_,CANCER fsoaETY ®
.ORANGE COUNTY
START
&nd your items for Around
1'own to Bob •·an Eyktn, Thr
1111101, JJO IY. Hay St., Costn
Mts11, 91627.
Shipping history
NEWPORT BEACI I -· Stephen G.
Frccmun will iive un illustrated kc1urc
entillell "I fow~ .of Wc~1 Co:iM Ship·
pin~:· u1 7 p.m. loday in 1he Com·
mun11y Room at lhc Newport Center Library, 856 Sun Clem.cfiTe .DrU'e
Young executives
NEWPORT DEACI I Oranc.:
Coun1y Supervisor Gaddi Vasquez wltt
uddre:.l> ;a breal:fa>t mee1ins of Youni:
Execuuvc) of AmericJ, 7:30 :i.m. 1od;1\·
111 the P>1ciCic Club • .4ll0 MacArthu'r
Dl\'d. For rescrv-.uions. call 721-0153.
Back. Bay preservation
NEWPORT BEACH -Award "'"· n1ng cnvironmcn1ulis1s Fran anu Franl;
Robrn)()n will give a video and graphic prci.cn11111on on the his1ory, polillcs and
re,ional p:irk planning or Upper NC\\·
port Dav :.11 1od:iy's meeting of 1hc
Amencan ln~ti1u1~ of Archucet!> Or-
11na:c eoun1v chap1er. Cocktails arc :11
6:30 p.m. The presentation stons al 7
p.m. For reserva1ions. cnll 557-7796
Piano sale
COSTA ·MESA -Orancc Coo)!
College will be selling surplus piano~.
inclu1.hng both new and U)Cd instru·
men I>, FriUU\'. S111urd:iv und Sunda\.
All pianos wnl be :)Old :..1 )pcci.11 in)l1·
1u1ional price~. The sak 011 JJn. JI i)
by .aP.po1n1men1 on)y. Sale~ on th.: re·
ma1nrnt; d.iys ore open 10 the gencr.11
pubhc. For an uppoin1mcn1 or 1ur1hcr
rnform:i11011, eJll 662·1815.
4-H horse show
COSTA f\IESA -The .i.11 llor,.;·
ma>ler:.lup >how will toke pl.1l'e .11 th.
Orani;e C4.1un1v Fairgrounds c que)1ri.1.1
Center from 8 a.m. ro S p.m. !>JturJ J\
.1nd Sund.1\'. For mo~ intorm:111on. CJ.I
75 l·J:!·f'. the pubhc 1s innrcJ :inJ ,,J.
m1i.>1on 1s fre.:.
Seniors classes
COSTA t.IESA -The Cos1J Mc)J
Senior Center. 1hroui;h the Cos1J ~lc~.1 branch of Co:is1hne Commun11v CJJI·
lc,e. offer> classes 1n Spani>h, p;11n11ni;
anJ world affairs anu :ierobu;, bC'c111· nm~ Monuuy al \':mous loc.iuon~ 1n ·1h
c11\'. Fm 11mes. and loca1iolb, call Susan
Schollenbcr,cr at 6-J5-:?J56.
ADD in adults
NEWPORT BEACI I -Coun\clor
Jo:in Andrc\\S \\ill ~1,·c J fre.: lcc1ur..:
entulcJ "Allcnuon Deficit Disorder 111
Allulh" :11 7 p.m. Monda\. 1h~ loc.1· lion,., 115 I Doo.c St.. su11e. IOS in l';e"'·
p.>rt U.:ad 1. For more rnform:i11on. tJll
-'76-0991
Parks meeting
NEWPORT DEACI I -The P:irl.•.
lk:ichc:. :inJ Recreauon Commhs1on ot
1hc C11v of Newport lk:ich \\1!1 mce1 :11 7 p.nt 'ruc~.w 1n 1hc couftt'tl~tr:im~r...
al Clly llall, J'.\oo NC\\porl Of\J
Spiritual abuse
COST,\ MES,\ -S1:1r11ni: Point L1f·
ccar.: of Oranc.: Counl\', ~1 i.ub>lanc~ obu~c rccoverv ·ho~p11.1l. '-·ill host a Ire\!,
s.cmin.ir cn1hlcJ ''SpiriluJI Abu~c :inJ Deni.ii 1n the Church" :11 7:30 11 m
Tuc~dav in the hospit:il :1ud11orium. 350
\\'. u.1y St Gue~! Spclkcr Jad: Fellon
"Aill d1M:u'' WJ\S people 1bc reh1:1on 10 cscJpc rc\rons1bili1>. f or rnfonna11011.
c.ill 6.i:-3505.
RUFFELL'S
UPHOLSTEIY JIL
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11%% -.... ClllTl IUl-SU.UM
f f'lrougn the resole of
donated mercnonarse art
J8W61rY ont,ques ond
personal posseSSJOns the
American Cancer Society
OISCOVETN SHOPS ore Obie
to make o substontlOI
t1nonc10t contribut10n in me
CO(lt1nuing J1gl1t against_
cancer Our votunteers
opprec10te 'fOUI suppor
ond generosity g~
01s(J}t161'f 1f>S
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CA • 92625 • (7"1173 m6
LAW SCHOOL.· •• ---Nvw!-
• • Full-time and P.art-time programs
• ConvenJent class schedules-days, evenings, and weekends
• Accelerated full-time 2 1n yen program
•Combined JO/MBA degrft with Chapman College
• Scbola.rships and financial aid evai19ble -~~-------
•
nay tot fitness
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'Kris tine Flicker leaches a toddler tumbling class at the
Newport-Costa Mesa '\\CA. f or informJllon on recre-
olion and fitncs classc t1t the Y\\CA, call 642·9990.
Person al harmony
~E\\ PORI Bl \tll -J 11 d. !>UJl.;o~d, lllt.J 1J.r of ~11111.J-U,1,I\ I>.·
\0clopmcn1. '' 1~1 J1)Cu" ··1.,.r, lsm~ 'I our I'..: r..on. I h.cu, anJ 11 irnmn 1n
J Complc' \\ .ir1J·• :11 l'-.>011 1 u~'-'·•Y 111
th.: communm room ~1 lh, :..., ·'Iii.HI
Ccn1cr L1b.rJf'\, ."5<1 !iJll Ci.:"•,nt,
Dmc-. 1 h.: rroi:ran. I\ Ill..:
Tough lo\'c
l'EWl'ORT Dl.1\Cll T11ui:hJ11\c.
J ~llPfl•'I( J!Tllllll lur p.ircnl\ ,,, ch1IJ1,u
\\1th b.:IM\lor a pmbk ni-\\ 111 m.:.:1 :11 •
p.m 1 uc,J.,, .11 llJd; II.I\ S.:h•>.ll. 1 h.:-
p oup mccl\ C\O:f\ \\·1:.:-L;. I m mlorma·
11011. c.111 Cd1J JJIU ~lu • .; IJJrra~:in al 6-11·05 I~ •
Vaudeville audition
cos I ·\ \I[ s \ ~-'·C<•lllJIO.:'d \J·
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bcu .. ~·u~ .. I I •r I ......... 1 :inJ t~l.:1 I•
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\ au1f.:\llk · \,d mn' h.l\C toccn ~hcOukJ h'r 7 r I f -.b. -l • .5 :iru! I Ir
AnH•n. \11•hlll.! I 1 au.!1lmn h H'\111.J 10 •.ul (Jr· 1.:.:· fortn.1 •• t ~,:..;.()~ J nil
tJ1.:r th.1 ·1 I d• .: 'J h,1 • \\ 11h d1r.:..i n·
p:ricn1..: \\llh \,1uu,qlf,:. 1:1lh,r J\ r• ·
f..irn1.:r,. rl\>Ju .. 11.in "•'11 • ..:r or ~p.:d.1·
tor,, :ire al'" 1:1\11\.l au <'llntnbui..: 1h.:1r
rcm1n1\.:.:11~' ;i, 11:1 .. f'\1.:\\l!I!' 111 th..:
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afc boating
r\L\\ PORl UI \C.11 111.: L,1111.:J
SIJI.:\ C1•.hl Gu.IJJ 1\ .. \ 11.1n.· \\111 nm·
duct ,, 1:-\\cd ; ho.11111• 'Jl.:I\ cl.i" h.:·
s1nn1ni! 1 d>. 5 J l 7.J11 p111 .• 11 th.: l\e\\·
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1°"1.
.\ftt•r ~chool reading
'r\\ l'OR, BF. \Cll -The Afl<:r
.... u.i.1l.: Clu ' J 'r.:cbl progr .. m
I r , 1 Jren 1:i s,i:.1J,, ~ 11.> 5. \\ 111 llcgin
... : ~ I p.m. h:I> 5 .11 th.: 1'-IJnncr' Br. n.h l.1l•r:if'\. ~1!0) 1),1\'er O rt\'C. Th.: , 1 h \1 111 m.:.i \\ .:Jn.:,Ja\ > 1hrouch
\I 1r. 1 .: :mJ ah, n "111 rc\um..: ae.iin
Ari, :~ lhrnu~h ~I ' ~ For mor.! Ill· lorm 1!111., calf<1J.J.Jl-I '
llulb planting
!'\!.\\PORT Ill ,\t11 -~pr10~
J'IJ1 :.n~ ,mJ hu ll' ar1. 1h~ \UhJc~h nl J
d.1" i.i h.: ollc:r.:J .11 9}J am l\:b. 5
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L••1<1n .. d.:J ~1.1r The i..:~ 1• SIS :inJ
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:-.. t· \\PORT GE \Cl I -"\\ ha1·,
II "I'• OH!.! HI ,\rr.1.:"0lJ h>J.1\" \\I I I>:
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"''rk' vf p.>d Rober: 01\ '" I ti.: Ji,.
cu~~~J :it th.: nc\l mcc1 n.: of \'01,.:)
;1nu \ mC1n'. : ~o p ni F..:h. 5 111 1h.:
Communu' Rvor1 .1t ;\..:\\ p.>rt Center L1brJ~. S56 !>J 1 Cl.:m.:n1.: Dm.:
Panhcllcnic
NEWPORT BFJ\CI I lme~1m.:n1 coun,dor CJ\ 11.illb.:ri: \\Ill )r•·..1~ ..11
th.: F.:h. 5 m.:.i,ri: ,,f ;\&:\'P.HI llJrl>!lr 1'.111hcll.:r1.. I :YJ .I 01 ..al All .1\n~el>
Churd1. :::n I' .1.i11.. \ 1,.,, 1)11\.: An
m.-m~"' vf :i 1'Dll0fl 11 l'Jnh~llc,,1c 'O· ror 11\ 111:1\ t11lcnd C :i I 6·~5:~ fur
nmr.: 1nluim:111011
Toll road hearing
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111!) on un t1ppl11;,1\llll lu r 1m1t i;r.l\l1ni:
lnr th~ pmp<l'>C'U s.1n fo 1qu1n I loll\
Tram1)11rt.11mn Curr 1dor 1 l11t1uch th~ to.'.:" pu1 I (,1.1\I •• 1 .1 \I dl be fi IJ al 1·~0 r. m l\·h, 5 in th. Or.1roi;~ Cuunr\
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Stre sed acto r~
Ballet clas
COSTA MES,\ -1tiz J:•\\,,tf C~". munm Ct:nkr C .. m ;\J\, :so II ~.r
Sirce1·. \\111 orf,r :i l.~11:n1n~ b:1 l.1
cl:IS!> fur ch1IJr1. n o! ·'J:i"' 10 ll b:c •• 1110£ Oii .i p nt. rcb !J f"or l!Jf rniJton,
coll 75l·OOJ'.
Selling Jn the 90s
NEWPORT OE ACI I -Uob Auer,
a bu)IOC\) con,ul:J1•1 l\ll I• [ ·\ A~;t•C1·
ate~. will !!1\·c: J t;1ll\ cnl .. Prof~~·
\lOnJI Selim\! fl•r lh. !' J( ~ rm.
Feb 6 in tll.: c-. •:-1mun t\ r ,..,m .1: 1'.:1\.
port Cent.r L 1br:m. ·S I SJn a.r.'cnt..:
Dri\..: Tiie pwgr ui1 1, u,,
Design ad' ice
Inner peace
CO~ f A \ll:.~ \ -0Jn \lil1>ICin. J
J"rOIC>"lln. '"" rnan Jf.:m.:nl ron· 'utr,11.t, \\1 I 1•11.:r J Ire.; inn.:r pcJc.:
\\(1rl.\lh>p al i )LI p 111. f 1.b 6 at the
c,i-la ~lc>J Commun1l\ C.:ntcr. lb.50 l'.1r~ A\.: h•r mnr, 1iif ... rm;ilion. call
.5.56 sooo
Ad\'enture to~
'I \\PORT Ill. \Cl I -O:i Fe
.11 -pm. OJ>" !>en r C .. n1 .. r " .I
rr..:) .. nl lh.: JJH:nlurou. ''•'f'\ l•I G.:n.:
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•rent t\\O HJr:. :ioJ 1,1ur month\ 'J• .nl: 1h, 1'Jc1f1~ 1n th.:1r ·3 .f,xi: \..1cht. \I\ S,\,:~I LorJ lh:ir JOUrnc~. cjplo.:r.J In
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Riding compctHion
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1\£\\ PORT ULACll -[n1,:-11ain·
mer I b\ I~ l't"ncmim.t \\urt.t I anTJ'' l'.:rr.1rni.:r' of Le ~ IJsqu:r JU.: \\ 1:1
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WSE WEIGHT & ITEL GREAT
WITHOli ... RE~~INANCE N()\\'
Dn tic Diet Modification
Stttnuou.s turcist'
Exptnsi"t ind Timt'-Coosuming
Program
Try Tbt' Omnltritlon
Wti~ht M1na~mt'nt Pn>jtram
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Omwltr11ioo Distributor.
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714-759-1468
8.SO'k APR 0 PTS 8.509c RATE 1~5 PT
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Jumbo 30 \t>ar .. utd
ConstruCllon, Jumbo Loens, lit ind lnd T D.s. \on-Owntr Ckcupency
DON MORRIS
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A captivating story
Y oungsters and moms were treated with an
enchanting tale during Storytime at Mariners
Branch Library in Newport Beach. At left, Hannah
Dean, 2, of Corona del Mar gets involved as ~her
mother Susan looks on. Above, Deborah Bunker
gets a double-whammy hug from her daughter
Rebecca~ 2, left, and Jennifer Cain, 2. The special
program, for children 24 to 36 months old,
continues Friday at 10:30 a.m. For information,
telephone 644-314 5.
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441 Old N
Photos by
Marc Martin
Rabbitt Insurance Agency ~
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
The caterer. The flowers.
The entertainment. The tux.
The bridal dress. The veil;
The location. The Big Day!
Where to start?
. In-this spepial section, we'll give you a
starting point -wedding tips and advice on
everyt 1ng ut t e oney moon itse
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eleganc:e
are the look
T he 1992 bridal look is
understated, said Kim
Bender, owner of
California Bride and Darrell's
Tuxedos ,in Newport Deach.
"h is the Grace Kelly look,"
he satd. "The gowns are very
~simple "ith elegant material.
The Italian bridal l>atin and silk
is very popul ar. Beading is held
to a minimum."
Bender said mol>t drcv;cs
produced the lal>t three )Cars
had extreme beading, almo~t to
the point of being ''gaudy." Now
it is back to a simple elegant
look.
"The sheath and mermaid is
still very fashionable, and
ponrait collars -on or off the
shoulders -remain popular,"
he said.
Bender i.aid brides ui.ually
have some idea of their "dream
gown" when they begin
shopping.
"We pull out the gown they
want to sec and fou r or the
others th:it they might Y.Jnt to
try on," he said. "Nine out of 10
brides will go with the go"n that
best sui ts their figure."
California Dridc ha :?2 hnc
of gown , !li£es 4 to 44. Pnccl>
range from S200 to St .500. 1 o
cover dcll\CI) and altera11on .
dresses should be ordered l>L\
months before Uic Y.CdJmg...
Bender said there is a go"n
for every shape.
"An ideal look for a bride
who is \Cry tall and slender is a
sheath," he said "For a
5-foot-tall bride who weighs 85
pounds, )OU WOuJd want a skirt
that is moderately full. What
you don't wn nt is n 10-foot-long
The brrd.-il look for 1992 fo .\tvrc " implc gll\\ n "ith clcg.-int
'm.-itcri.-il. But for groom Ii, b.-i~ic blac..k rcm.,inl> the norm.
lrJlfl.
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i,;11J the st~le 1i. i.till bla1.:h for
both da\time and C\cnin~ \\CJr
T'""· the i.h<1\\l l.1pcl and
double brca1,tcd ldok :ire ,1111 111
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g1oom Troll'.er' .ire plc.11cJ ill
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By Joyce Bodlovich
Stall wc.ter
0 range Counl) Br1J.il
Connec1ion~ "111 bl'·"t
90 vcndor~ th.11 "ill e1~ablt: a briJc IO pl.111 her rn1i1c
\\CJding in one d.1\ 1fl1, ''ed.cn~I 111 C1.hl.1 ·~1l,,1,
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the ~c1ghborhuoJ C 1111mun11~
Center ~11 I S.t S PJrh \\ e.
Admb~mn I) $5, park111g j, Ir.:.:
and lunch f.Jrc I!> a\:i1 l.1blc
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lined up ~111 impn.·'~'' I! li't '-'(
musici.1m "ho "ill c\hib11 thei r
tuk111i. . ..1long '' i1h mJil) b~1l1lh~
of \Cmhir-. c.1\!Cr to ca\C the conlu~1on of \~t:Jdrng pl . .mning.
k1 rcll, <1 long-lime Ne" port
lkach hriJ:1l cun,ult.1nt. h,1,
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bride mu!>l tend to for the pl·rtul ''1.•dding later thi!> )Car. d
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10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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11 a.rn . to 5 p.m.
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The Perfect Setting
An antique interior setting can scat 50 for dinner.
Laguna's 'Mariona' offers perfect wedding site
I o 1921 , Frank ~lilk r broke ground on a
4,000-squ are-foot 'ill:i that \\ould serve as a
tribute to his young wife. Eight years later, the
stately Laguna Dc.1ch cliff~ide d''clling was
christened the "Mariona."
And if the ''alls of the.! three-level Spanish
Mediterranean estate could ~peal., they ·''ould tal k
of lavish panics with such Holl}'\\OOd notables as
Robert Mitchum, Errol Flynn and l3c11e Davis.
coordinator Linda Pardee, the villa rents for $4,000,
including parking shuttle nnd wedding consulting
services. The villa, located just south of M,oss Point
with a sweeping view of the ocean, is furnished with
an array of antique furniture and cJn handle a
50-person sit-down dinner or a 150-person cockta il
reception.
Today the 71 year·olJ home, "-no,,n as Villa
Rod.ledge, has bccfl rc .. wrcJ tl) 1:-. original state by
current o" ner Roger JorH:' L'f :--.c'' port Deach. The
villa is now ready to ho~t ~pcc1JI C\Cnts.
"A person can get married in the living room or
in the courtyard," Pardee said. "It is very secluded
and incredibly landscaped. You will have the run of
the entire house which includes three lc\cls. There
is a balcony that overlooks the living room perf cct
for throwing a bouquet." The courtyards pro\/ide that
special unforge-ttable setting. According to Vineyard Crl!.1tlllfl'> 'H~dding For addit!onal information call (7 J-l) 252-7925.
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Shape-u p Newport will be per·
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"We ha\e a li ne of silk plants
and flowers and a company tha•
makes slide shows of the \\Cdding
set to music," Merrell said. "Also,
bridal party jewelry and gifts. hon-
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On the Water
~raking vow. on bow
gains in pop.ularity
B usinesswoman Nancy have always been in vogue, but
Irvine has probably four years ago Irvine really
orchestrated more than noticed an upswing in their
1,000 weddings in the nine popularity. The wedding
yea rs she has owned Irvine becomes as special to the
Coast Charters. But in early guests as it is fo r the bride and
January aboard a $6-milllon groom, Irvine said.
mega-yacht in Newport Harbor, "First of all, Newport Harbor
she threw a wedding that she is the pre ttiest harbor on the
will always ----------. coast, it has
remember. 10-miles or
"My
,,81-year·old
mother Colleen
Duvall and her
finance,
82-year·old Eddie
Guy, were
married aboard
the Crystal.'' she
said. "The Cryst:il
is owned by our
111•1 shoreline
without going
outside the
breakwaters,
and people
enjoy seeing the
harbor because
of the SI-mill ion
homes and
lu,~ury boots."
Irvine, whose
services include longtime friend Edwin Guy, Collffn Duvall
a convenient
wedding package, said 75
pe rcent of her Lido Village
business is weddings. Her
company deals with about 40
vessels of different si zes.
Bobby Cornelius.
"The day was so perfect.
Everyone had a wonderful
time. Eddie was a little
reluctant at first -he didn't
want a big to-do -bu t then he
w:1s so thrilled and happy, he
couldn't stop thanking me.''
Irvine said her mother and
Guy had been fam ily friend
for 30 years. Doth had 'been
married to their respective
mates for more than 50 )'Cars
but \\ idowcd for se\'eral } cars.
They began "dating" two ~cJr)
. ago nnd soon their fricndsnip
blossomed in to love.
"They are madly in love,''.
Irvine said. "They arc so cute,
C\crything i'> honey and
sweetheart. It "as a traditional
wedding, except for the garter
tossing."
Wedding!> like her mother's
"We also do corporate and
family part ies, an) thing that
pertains to charter \cssels and
entertainment on the water,"
she said ... We probably do _
sc\cral hundred a )Car. Our
full-i.crvicc inclut.les everything
from in,itations to a
mini·honc)moon."
I" inc has directed $300
gondola '"cddings to a $16,000
mega-yacht '~cdding. She said
the average wedding either
ranges 50-60 people or a larger
ontingcnt of 100· I 25 guest).
Costs can range from $3,500 to
SI 0,000, inclusive of all services
for a complete "edding.
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CltlP-er can be ·a . .
bride's bast Irland
By Carol Miter •
P Janning your wedding reception? Then you need a friend .
Not a fncnd to ward orr mcddlesoanc mothers and nosy
future in-laws, but a professional who can help you plan the
most important party of your lif c. • •
A good caterer -in the turbulent sea of wedding planning -
will be your anchor, your compass, your salvation.
When do you contact a caterer? Six months to a year before the
Big 1>1y=(ihougb:weddtng receptions can be put together in less
than a week) and after you've decided you don't want to hold
your reception at a restaurant or hotel for whatever reason (lack
of privacy, poor-quality food, a hurried atmosphere, little control
over menu or budget, etc.).
Herc's what a caterer can do for you:
• 1.) Help you ·choose a location. In these budget-conscious
times, brides have a wide variety of choices: historical homes, art
galleries, arboretums, parks, botanical
gardens or private homes.
A good caterer, with the help of tents,
props and even costumes, can help you
create the exact ambience you want for
your wedding reception. Even an
ordinary backyard can be transformed
into an extraordinary setting on your
wedding day.
• 2.) Help you stick to your budatt.
Ru naway spending js the s11rest way to
ruin the best day of your life. Caterers
can create wonderful menus from $10 to
$50 per person, allowing you to get as
Caterer Carol Miller elaborate or as simple as you want.
• 3.) Provide you with one-stop,
no-hea dache extras. A quality caterer does more than food. Do
you. need invitations, valet parking, entertainment, security or
flowers? A professional caterer can provide you with all those and
more. Take flowers. for example. My company rents wedding
Oowers, which means we can put your flowers in stunning
arrangements in expensive vases at abOut half the cost of a florist.
P.S. You should beware of caterers \\ho insist on doing
everything. Flexil1ility is the key to good wedding planning. If you
want to buy your own alco.hol or bring your own deejay, fine.
Whatever makes you comfortable. It's your day. Don't let anyone
become a wedding-day dictator, including your caterer.
• 4.) Help you wit h the menu. By going with a caterer instead
of a restaurant ot hotel, you infinitely expand your options. A
caterer should listen -really listen -to your wants and desires
•efore crafting a 111enu. If you're unsure of what you want, you
could let the caterer's imagination run wild .
. A veteran caterer has been down this road many, many times
and will help you choose rhe perfect menu.
• 5.) Give you rdcrences, food sampling and no hassles. While
a good caterer can make your dream come true, a bad caterer can
turn your w(!dding day into a nightmare. Here are six easy ways to
check out your caterer:
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a.) Make s1-1re the caterer is licensed and insured. You don't
want to put your wedding reception into the hands of a friend of a
friend who's decided to dabble in catering.
b.) Ask for references on the caterer's last three jobs. Anyone
can give you three good references. You want the latest sample of
work -the Inst three jobs. All caterers can promise you the
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* Looking fit. mal<:_es-
bride' s day better
_Hire right band,:--,. .
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T he "earlier the bencr"
is the advice Mario W iJh the wedding right around the corner, Tambcllini of
a few extra pounds can be a nuisance for Entertainment Consultant
the bride. offer!". to those interested an
Marc Thompson, sa les director for Shape-Up securing a disc jockey or
Newport, has some handy hints for burning off ba(ld.
those last .few unwanted pounds. He says th e "The best time to come an
quickest way to drop some weight is to get into a i~ si.x to 12 month~ in
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"The STEP-Reebok class burns the most fat said. "The earlier )OU come
and calories in the shortest period of time," in the better choice~ )OU
Thompson said. "It probablr is the greatest toning will have. The: most popular
for the hips, buttock and thighs." book fast."
Thompson suggests attending three classes a Tambellini and has .,.,ife
week. The results should show in the first three Karen run the 20·) car-old
weeks to a month with a 4 to S -or up to business based in Co')ta
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Another plus to a regular exercise program is other offices in Los Angeles
stress reduction. There is no doubt planning a and San Diego, ill a state
wedding can shoot the anxiety level to an all-time licensed and bonded talent .
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"A well-toned and conditioned body is more wide range of offerings.
capable of handling the stresses and tension of The grpwing popularity of
• everyday life, let alone a wedding," he said. deejays, Tambellini slid, as a
Thompson said Shape-Up Newport has reflection of affordabilitv,
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Workout regimen can make the big day better.
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The Flowers
N ancy Marg~lic·ux easily
remembers the most
unusu:rl wedding rcque~t
she received in 20 years as a
floral dc~ignc r.
Pe.rfect floral arrang~lrients
can add that special touch
bwlael bcforc...visiting the OOrist.
It's not unusual for a bride to
have $20,000 ideas and the
mother 10 have a $5,000 budget.
"Some daughters win uy they
want their wedding to be just
like moms, and other say they
don't want all the baby breaths,
" she said. "Most of the mothers
and daughters I sec arc friends.
Let your mother be 'your friend
and advise you.
PLANNER 92
Choo~ing right bridal veil
proves persorial-e~er-ience
person. In addition. she said
the ,·eirs cut should never
interfere with the go"n's lines.
''A man said that his best man "I am so picky," .she said. "I
is his 14-year old dog," make sure every flower is
Margulieux said. "So we pinned perfect. When they come to me
the ring on the dog's collar along and say they arc on a budget, I
with a boutonnicre." promise to give them the best
Margulicu.x, who works at there is. J promise the flowers
Newport Florist, said, 'tit is my will be frcslrand beautiful."
job to take the dreams of the
bride and put them into real ity Ideally it is best to start
on her day.'' planning with thc-floriM three __
Altheugh hermosr expensive months ahead and finish a
wedding was SJ0,000 _ "they month before the weddi......,n.,a:. __
put Rowers on everything tha·-r----:,;:-;,l;-;have had them come in on
didn't move" -the average runs their way tu the wedding," she
between Sl.500 nnd $2,000. said. "But it rnkcs ti lot of
pressure off them if they come in
at least three months ahead or
time."
.:...,Budget constraints and
.sclectina the right florist arc or
major concerns.
'' l always tell my girls, whoever
you deal with in the business,
you SOOuTcfOc very comfortable
that they are going to handle this
.with expertise and kindness," she
said.
Margulieux said mother and
daughter should agree on a
"And for mothers: I would say
!ct yam dau&htec be her ~n
person and select what makes
her happy. Remember it's your
daughter gelling married, and
she should httve the same
happiness that you hnd at your
wedding.''
S electing the right bridal
headpiece can be n very
pcri.onal experience. For
manv brides. it is a!> inJi,iJu:ll
as :.electing the right sh<1de of
mal,.eup.
"It must be toneu to you.r
face. figure and dress ...
tkt::iiled and simple," she said.
''The bride need 10 put it on
he r hcau and feel comfortable.
She shou ldn't be afraid it's
going to fall off OF that she has
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th!ln )Our dress. bccausc it i!> :.o
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Chamber music adds elegance
A n air of elegance and
musical versatility is what
Katherine Peterson of
Katherine's Concert Associates
brings to any special occasion.
The "ide range of chamber
mu~ic can cover Dach to
Uroadway. The Costa
~ lesa·bascd business, "hich
!>pcciafitcs in Tiute and string
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:ind qu:irtcts. Each member,
Pctcri.on said, is tin c.xtraoruinary
fllU)lcia n. -
consultation. The time we spend
with the bride in helping her
choose what music she wants
creates the righl ambiance;•
Peterson said. "Our music
standards arc extremely high. We
don't want to just crank out the
music but rather pl:iy
artistically."
fn addition, Peterson l>Uid, the
musician's attire alwa)S
complements the occa:.1on.,
Why do ou r guests like
the Little Inn on the Bay
so much? Katherine's Concert Associates provides chamber music.
"I think \\e arc unique
bcc<tu~e of our perso1lJI
The Utah·born Pcten.on ha1.
been playing the violin l>ince age
7 :ind has performed at Carnegie
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A10 Thursday, January 30, 1992
Lifestyles
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Uf ~JY.fet Editor Klrtc Wola>tt, ~J-43Z1 ext. l 7
Yacht ·Club gets .1ash1Dnan1e for ·PhllhaPmonlc
S ixty-eight St. John ensembles and 40
Bizakis furs were paraded at
Newport Harbor Yacht Club >
Tuesday for 250 delighted fa~hion lover
and Orange County Philharmonic Societ)
:.upponer~.
"We worked all year on the event." said
Kathleen Bernauer, who co-chaired the
annual benc:f11 presented by Bullock's for
------Upper ~ay Philharmonic
Committee. "We expei:t
our proceeds to be
$16.000. The money "'Ill
go to '>uppon youth
music education
program' of OCPS ·
The c\Cnt .... a off to J
spectacular start with si\
------Marines from Camp
Vida
De•
Pendleton presenting 1he
color . Another patriotic
touch wa~ the retl ..... 111te
------and blue arrangement uf Society pansies centering the
table where guests
lunched on salads,
chicken and avocado, fresh fruit and ..., hne
chocolate decadent de sert.
COST A MESA =--~"""""".__,
local business leaders James Ferry·
man and Helen Redding were re·
cenlly aclected as the 1992 Costa
. Mesa Chamber of <;,emmercc ·Man
and Woman of the Year.
The two will be:: honored at an
awards luncheon Feb. 20 at the
Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel.
Orange County District Attorney
Mike Capizzi will be the keynote
speaker for the event.
Ironically, Rcddini.. will turn 80
on the day of the awards luncheon.
Born in Batlle Creek, Mi., Redding
has been involved in the banking
business for 27 years, working as di-
rector of public relations and advcr·
tising coordinator for nine different
banks.
Linda Wagner was also a co-chair, and
committee members included France
Campbell, Margit Hillgren, Je~n Brown,
Polly Hutchins, Carolyn Bosworth and
Irene Lilly.
Others at the event (many wea(\ing their
°""<MMl>l\~P~
Margit Hillgren pl. F. Vasquez, Polly Hutchins, Cpl. M. DeVries, Irene lilly.' lance Cpl. R.M. Ortega and France Camp~ll.
Jier long list of volunteer activl·
ties include the Red Cross, Chil·
dren's Hospital or Orange County,
Fairview Developmental Center Ad·
visory Board, Special Olympics, Ki·
wanis Oub North Feedback pro-
gram, the Chamber or Commerce
and Newport-Mesa School District.
In 1989L she w:is honored as Vol-
unteer of the Year by Assemblyman
Nolan Frizzelle and served in vari-
ous positions including president for
the Costa Mesa Republican-Women
Federated.
St. John) were Patricia Clark,
chairwoman of Upper Bay.and Marcia
Coy, chauwoman of the OCPS Women\
Committee\. Judith Jelinek, Angie Zarate,
Grazie Ourmans, Nancy Posch Jnd Erich
Vollmer, OCP e~ec director
BY THE WAY: Another fashion
opportun1t) on the calendar 1s ihe re.div
big ~ho..., the OC Chapter of Childhclp
holds CJth vear. The numher 11 benefit
arran!!\:d ti~ Sak!> Fifth Ave nue, ou1h
Coa~t Pl.11<1. I'> !>Ct for 11 a m. Feb .., ,11
the H' 111 Rcge nC) !nine.
NC\\ 'for\.. dc~1gner Oleg Cassini v.111
pre' IC\\ h1i. 'Pring collcct1on and Efrem
Zimbalist Jr. will allcnd a honoran
i:hairpcr'''" Chairper\Oll Barbara Ganahl
can Pl reJchcd at QQQ 177' for
1nfurm.1l1\lll
No lh1uht pretty fa,h1on' \\ill he '>cen
5.uurd,I\ c\cning al the H )all Rcgcnl-...
The lntcrnat1onal \'1 1tor ·and Protocol
Found:lllon of Orange Count) will hold 11
lntt: rnJtmnal Protocol 8Jll in honor llf
the (l1t1'ul 1r Corps. The elegant (white or
black 1 ic) d ffaH" bcginll wtth a 6:30 p.m.
reception Margaret and Carl Karcher arc
honorJn dtturper~on::., and the five 0(
~upcrYtmn are -officr:ll hoo;~.
Finally,
( >r dnge county has tl '-lore
\\Ith quality cloth1n~ vou
\\tlnt at price vou are
willing to pdY
Plus!
\.\edne.,d'av:i and Fridavs are
ladies day. Lunch 1~ on us.
,\.\eet \.our tavontr lad\ ,11
our -,tore to ac;s1sl vou "11h
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Ferryman, 43, also started his ca-
!':er in banking before moving into
1eal estate. He presently works for
Howard James Company in Costa
Mesa, a fartner, investment and
commerda real estate busine~.
At left, Estelle Berg \\ith M.uincs
Pfc. J. Elliot, l ance Cpl. J. Garcia
and Lance Cpl. N. Randolph.
Above, from left, is Patty CIMk,
Kathleen Bernaucr ;ind Linda
Wa~ncr.
A Costa Mesa resident for 29
y~ars, Ferryman is a graduate of
Costa ,,lesa High School and San
Jose State University. He is involved
with several community organizn-
tions, including the Costa Mesa/
Newport Harbor Lion's Oub, the
Harbor Arca Girls Club, Mesa Del
Mar Homeowners Associ:uion, and
has held various positions with the
Chamber or Commerce. He's also a
member of the Fail"iew Park Citi-
zen's Committee, Mesa Pride, and
Costa Mesa Youth Athletic Council.
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Council seeking members for new board
COSTA MESA -The Costa Me a City Council is seeking
applications from residents intcrcs1ed in serving on the nc\\ly
created five-member Building, Housing, :ind fire Codes no~ird or
Appeals. •
The board \\ill hcl~ the Ctty Council :rnd variou city
departments in hearing appeals concerning building, housing anti
fire codes. The board will al~o pass judgment .an the appea.u.----J-
ldeal candidates include architects, engineer , builders and
contractors'"ho poi.)ess kno,~ledge about the codes and the ability
to make judgment on lhe matters.
Candidates mui.t live or work in Costa ~tcsa.
Those interesteJ should send a resume and letter of interest
explaining their rea~ons for '"anting fO ef\e on the board to the
.. . CUTS: Groups rear ·city cuts In arts funding
From A1
Thank'> to grants from Costa
Mesa and Newpon lkach, the
s) rnphony hJs been uble to expand
its outn:ach music education pro-
gr.1111 to .all l,400 first-graders in
1hc Ne"(lOrt·Mesa Unified School
D1s1ric1.
''There\ JUst no ''-JY "e could
do this wi1huu1 funds t'rnm the
city," conductor LJrr)' Granger
SJlt.I.
Out \\ilh the SJ S 1111llion short·
foll in Cystu f\ ks;i, the.: symphony
program and othc1.., 111..c.: it face an
unccrlJtn tuturl!. lhe shortfall
could grow to S6 nullion if sales
League to local high school
"sober" grad night activities.
"We've got to make some seri-
ous cuts," Councilman Joe Erick-
son said at Monday's meeting.
Although the Culturn l Arts
Committee expected some cuts,
Chairwoman Irene l lajek s:tid a 50
percent cut is far be)'ond anyone's
expectations.
out this year, the arts groups
would not be affected until the
1992193 fi)cal year.
Many of the 16 local cultural
art1i organiza tions that received
grants this year planned on using
ihe money for activities that would
bcnefirchildrcn:-.
have said 1hcy may ha\c to raise
ticket prices, eliminate paid po-
sitions and beef-up fund-raising cf·
forts to cope with any cuts.
Although Costa Mesa has been
nickn:imcd ''City of the Arts,"
questions about arts funding have
long been in the bfX>ll ight.
Councih\oman Sandy Genis has
said she "ould like lo cut more
than 50 perce~t or the urts fund-
ing. saring the city is not in the fi.
nancia position to support "non-
essential" scf\ ices.
Long-time· ans funding critic
Ernie Feeney agrees.
City Manager's Office, City Hall, 77 Fair Drive. Costa r-.tcs::i.
92626. The deadline for .applications is Tuesday, Feb. 11. • lax rc\'enucs continue to fall.
"This would just be devastating
to some or the groups," said
1 lajc k, "ho has volunteered for
five yea rs on the committee, which
screens the cultural :.ir~ Gfant~
nnd ma kes funding recom-
mendations. "I unders1:rnd the
city's decision, bu r by the some
token, 50 percent is too much."
"We have been able to run all
our outreach pi'Ograms ln last year
Crom the $22,100 grant," said
Doreen l lurdy, executive director
of South Coast Symphony, '' hich
has been based in Costa Mesa for
the past eight years. "We have the
supporr or the teachers ?lld it's a
re:i l partnership. We arc woviding
a very needed service to first grad-
ers to expose them to music."
"IC I have to make my choice
be tween cultural Jrls or orle of
our city employees keeping his job,
I'd go for the employee in a
n.1,h," she said. "Even though our
children should have education for
music, there's music on public
broadc.1sting. So if parents arc re-
allv concerned about their children gell ing~• mus.ical cdu~alion, il can
be done through television. They
have access to culture all over."
Volunteers sought for annual Spirit Run
Organizers of the Spirit Run, a fundraiser for Newport Beach
schools that has become Orcrngc County's largest running event. ·
are loo\...ing for volunteers to help \\Ork race dar. Feb. ::!J.
The race. which i" expected to draw O\er 6,000 runners and
5,000 spectators; takes place in Ne vport Center. Race officials
hope to raise more than $60,000 for Andersen, East l31uff amJ
Harbor View elementary schools.
Race Day Coordtnator Kathleen Dcmaucr needs 300
volunteers for 1 \-1 hour shifts. beginning at 4 a.m. and ending at
I 1 :30 a.m. Jobs include booth set-up, pre-regist ration, par\...ing,
course moni1or, water stations, timers and Huck drivers.
"It's a lot of fun," promises D.:1naucr. "Plus, you're making a
difference -a sigl\;ificant contribution -for our schools."
Volunteers can call Bcrnaucr at 640-::!58:? or Nancy Brundage
ar 760-5430. The Spiri Run is tu·-sponsored by-rtre Dail} Pill>!.
Sponsors wanted for local spelling bee
NEWPORT BEACH -Org.H 11cr" of the Third Annu .. 11
Community Spelling Bee, a fundr.u~cr for the Newport Ue'1ch
Public Library Literacy Program, arc looking for busincs,cs to
'ronsor t\\o-per on teams.
Uu)1nc,,es can enter the f'cb. 18 event for S.350 per team.
The spelling bee -to \\hich the public is 1mited -"11l l:rc
tcb 1sed on local cable stations and publicized in the D;ul] Pilut,
~tHpon,or of the event.
For more 1nformat1on. call Dill Lobdell at 540-1224, e\t. 351.
Funeral services set for Mathews, 85
CO~l \ ~1ESA -Se£'1cc ... \\Ill be hclt.I Friday at JlJrhor
L"'n-~11 011\e Monua~ Jnd ~tcmm1al Park for Vernon
Alc,ander ~bthew,, 85, a long-time reside nt of Cos1a Mesa.
Born Juh 9, 1906 10 R1,crside. ~l.llhe\\S aml hi) \\ife Mildred
(no'' dl'-l••.,ed), mo\ed to Costa Mesa m 1938. Ile had been
It\ rng m Reno since 1%6 un11l h1~ dc•1th J:in. :!6.
A \Cler.111 of the U.S. Army Aircorp during World War 11,
\fJthc'" '' J' J member of \'etaans of Foreign Wars Post 3536
anJ the \rnarcJn Legion ~'-D1)Jblcd \'derans.
f\l;i1he"~ \\url..cd for the County of Orange for 26 )cars before
rctinng in 1972. He was nbo J member of the United l\tcthodist
Church l f Cos1a ~tc sa
lie 1' "Uf\l\ed by daughter and son-in-law, Nadine Jnd John
Stc:i:bm11h of Reno; daughter. Sonia I lumphrev of Nc~m;an; a
brother. Clarence Ma1hcw-. of Santa Ana; six grandchildren; and
four ..greJl·grandchrldren.
Sel'"\1ccs will begin at 2-p.m. Frida} :nthciuncralnome, ot
16:!5 Gl\lcr Ave . Bunal will follow JI 1hc llarbor La"n Ccmctel).
Stain Resistant
CARPET
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VD. INSTALLED
On l\lontl.1), the Cit) Council
''ill be considering large budget
nils throughout 1he cit), induding
a proposed 50 peic\:nt reduction
in the Sl75,000 cultural arts fund
and the Sl00,000 .1dH:rtising and
promotional g1 ant f um.I, "hi ch
helps support J lbt or ;ic1ivit ics
ranging Crom Cost.1 l\tcsa Lillie
lf the council approves the pro·
posed grant cuts, there would only
be S22;000 lcf1 for a second round
of advertising and promotion grant
applications this ~pnng und only
SS0,000 for the 1992193 fiscul yenr.
Since all S1 75,000 in cultural
arts gra nls has already bee n given
Hardy, "ho is also a member or
the cultural arts commillcc, said
the grant has also helped support
local concerts by the organitation·s
you th syMphony.
for the Costa Mesa Civic PIJy-
house -another long-time bene-
factor of arts grants -officials
MISSING: Doctor a renowned plastic surgeon SIEGAL: Held on
$1 o million ball From A1
medical grape' inc '' h1lc vacation-
ing Wedne-.d;1y 111 A'pcn "I le h~
e' Cl)tnfog going h_.., "~ .mu\, as
on lop ol the \\Orld \\Ith C\Cl)' US·
pc ct of his It fe from .hi) wifc to his
pro Cession -~rnd he '' :1'> "cll-
hecled f111anci~1ll).
"I jus1 l'.lll 't i111.1grnc ''hat h.1p-
pcncd."
Ne" port Bc.1d1 Lr. rim New-
man s.1id 1J1q haH:n'1 1ulcd out
foul plav. "hut "c ,ucn 't focusing
on it c111H:r
"We h.1,c no l!\iJcncl.! that
\\Ould kall 11, to locus on lh.11 nny
more th.111 \\C \\Ould focu' on this
being a m1,~1ng pl.."1sons c,,,e Out
"e arc lonl.ing at .ill a-.pcch anti
arc following :1 numhcr of :J\·
cnucs."
At Thur\d:.J~ \ mcdi.1 wnfcr-
ence. A\clrod \\as toutcJ .10, "the
U:ubor:1 \\.1he1s of cos1m.11c sur-
gc1y."
Brennan i.a1d • 1hclrod is rcc-
ognizcJ by the National F\"1undl-
1ion of racial Pla,tic Su1gery as
"one of the world·, gurus on the
CUlllOJ l..'d~e. •
•\\hen it cumn t~ ~h1r I~
11~ surl!el\, I c.111·1 thinl.. of .1m-
body ,;ho· h.1s lwd better trauung
and more clinicnl results than Uob
1\\droJ." )1:1id On.:nnan. ''It 's a
trlrnendou-.. loss for the field. [v-
Correction
cryonc in the medical community
is shocked."
In ::it.ldition tu Ill\ privalc prac-
tices, Axelrod 1s the mcc..lic.11 di-
rec tor of outpatient surgery for
I loly Cro),s Trauma Center in Mis-
sion Hills and formerly chaired the
.Jlospil:il's department of ">urgel).
In addition 10 being an e\pcrt in
oculnplastics, I ioly Cross Chief of
Staff Dr. Denise Dru said. A\el-
rod is. one of ·only a h.:intllul of
surgcon" \\ho has the sl..ilb 10 per-
form reconstruc1ion on orhi1.il in·
Jurjes.
Tr.tined at UCLA, A.\clroJ i\ a
facul ty member there.
Dru s.11tl :1 Los Angclcs-li.l\CU
pri\atc ln\C\t1gal\lr I' in the f)fO·
CCl>\ of not If) rng .111 h.1rhur\ f11>n1
V:incouvcr 10 C.tbo S.rn l uc.is to
be on lhc lool-ou1 for J JO-loot
\\lute lluntcr Allur.1 "ith grn]
rrim, a blul! c.1m.1s c.1bin :rnll the
''ord "1\imcc" p.1inteJ llll 1he
h.1cl.. 111 bf(X..I,. lcucr~.
Dru ~pcculatcJ thJt the
g.1solinc-powercd boat woulc..I be
perfect !or drug running.
"Ooat J.ickmg doe n 't hJ(lJ'C n
nwdt--0n-1lw • .co,l\t," "he ~:1ic1. '"11·~
much nR>rl' C!lllllllon off till' Flori-
tll coai-1. Uut 1f tlK·rc WJ'> .1nv foul
f)fJ], it ~eems hJ...e th 11\ p1i;h,1hl~
\\h,11 11 would be.:."
"And there re.ally i1t 1111 rc:hon
The date for up~llm111g Ctt} Council mcct111t! t n the propmeJ
g"ncr.il pl.in \\,I' 111concc1ly 1Jent1f1l'd 111 ,1 'lol) ·1 ue-.dJ). ·1 h..:
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to feel that there isn't some foul
pl:1y involved," said A\elroc.I'!.
friend~ auornc.y 1.1.uc JJ.Cohy_ .
"There is no reason fo r him 10
disappear. He had no lllJrit:il
problems, no financial prohlems.
And if the boat ble w up, there
\\ould be debris. There "ouldn't
be an inna1cd drnghy \\ith no
damage to it."
Jacob\' sJid thclrod is an ",1c·
complisi1ed bo:11sm:in."
'1 lc i' al o a hu-.b:.ind anti the fa.
ther or a teenage girl. Awlrva.J\
\\lfc, fohc, made an emottonal
plea at Thursda>"s press Hlnfcr-
encc. as~mg !ln)onc "ith ;my in -
lormation about the bo:n tir her
husband 10 conract N1.:\\purt
Ueach police.
Axe Ir oJ ".is la!-tt ~ecn l;r~i11g 111 ·
1.abm cruhcr into the cJlm bul
d11ll> Nt:." port llJ rbor \\:lier:-. :it
about 1 p.m. S;1turday to prcp:11e
1he 'essel for a i.cuba Ji, ing trip .•
I le \\Js schedukt.I to rcrurn h.>
hi!. Dall.Joa Uoulc\ Jrd slip .111 hour
later and be back at hi-. NewlrJll
hl)flle to mcc.:t h1'1 "1fe for .1 C1 p 111.
dmncr en&.~I.
"Right now "c'rc rcm.1im11~ op·
t1mist1c and lmpmg th:lt ht:.'~ gomg
to show up someplace.:." Urc.:nn:m
:..1id. "If hi.! doc.,n't, he's ~oi1l!! 111
be ~orcly n111,.,ed." ~ -
WORKER: Struggles
to get his paycheck
From A1
them."
Druf'lcllc aid .rn averJ!!C' of bc-
l\\ec.:n IUO ;anti 140 P'oph: llli.;J,. to
lhc Job Ccl)ler r-.hwJay thrnugh
Fr1J.1y.
"Um only JO. 10 .is ~cw.111 get
placed 111 JOb~ ... he -..1id. • So "c
ha .. e a "-'"' 1J1;111 50 pl'rcunt slKCl :.'
· rJtc."
The center is tipcn 6 a.Ill. tn
noon, bu t Urunettc s.11d mo:.t j\ibs
;ire 1nl..cn by 8:30 a m.
As· for U.irncnllls. Lt. J.1mc'
Watson :.<ud he probabl) "on't
e\er gc1 the \\ages he earned.
''The guy had Arizona license
plJtes on his truck, so we probabl}
won't find him.'' Watson .,~•<l.
"Am! (Ourricrllos) couldn't idcn·
11fy any of the pl.ices he "01 l..ed
that 0:1y \\l\cn thc police drove
him around."
From A1
of con .. pira() to commit rob-
bery. J le \\J\ ordered hdJ
Jt 01;1nge Coun1y Jail on
S 10 m1l11on b.111 I le will be
returned to court next
Wednesday. •
FUI :igcnh arrc~tcd Sie-
gal. "ho h.1'> .iho ui.ed an .11-
tcrnotc "Pdhn); lor h1-. n.i.mc
-Siegel -corlicr this
mon1 h at a tony re-.t<1ur.111l
in the · Chic'£'' 'ul>urb of
Glnc' 1 Polu.:e l>.nd Siegal
.1grceJ not 10 fight C\tr adi-
t 1on to C.1hforn1a
S11 .. ~1l h hl'in!! li.nl.eJ .to
11>bhcrn.s :it C.1h)I Klein .111J
~tubu.:o JCWclf) store:> 111
Ne\\ pun lk 1"·h 111 I 9S9 JnJ
19')0 In ca\,11 1nc1den1, 1hc
tfllC\e' -\\Caring liJI·
Ill\\ el'll 111.1'"' and armcJ
\\II h nlll.. -\ll).1\hcd IJllO
1hc 'lll1p~ j11'l before O(h!ll·
in.c hour. h.inJcuffcd cm·
p IQ} "·e1. and s'' cpl je, .. cls
11\to l.tr);c tr ·~h bags. J>ultcc
.. :uJ the ruhbc r:. ''ere 111 :.ind
out If\ 1.,:, -th.111 l\\-0 OltllUlCS.
1\ccur1ling 10 reporl'>,
.1bout S'\ 1111111,>n \\:l'> tal.cn
lrom C 1101 I\ kin and some
S<> m1l111m 1n rolo tmJ Jt."w-
clry I rum ~l,1liu.:u.
·1 hn•c me: 11 -John Roh-
en b .10... • 1ich.1cl lbhb
and \\'.alter l·ranl. Z1:>chl.e
-\\ell'-,lfft'SICU Ill late
19<JO \\hen police reported!)
follm .. ed 1hcm for se,eral
u.1~ '· ''~11d11ng as they cased
.,fwp' 111 Co)t.1 ~k.,a and
l\'C\\(Xlfl Ucach . T\\I) o( 1he
nll n ''"re nJlihcd at Juhn
\\ ·•) nc A1rpu11 .ind 1hc
third \\J\ p1~·1\ J Uf) UUt'>IJC
~~cdlc~. "T1crc .1uthor1t1'-'!.
,,uJ they lounJ b11llct·p1ool
\Cl.I\, rin\.:s, handgun,, ra-
lhO" and m.1~1..s in the trunk
of h1' blJCk C.1J1l1JC.
All three hJ\e ~mcc been
con\ICtci.l nnJ sentcnccJ 10
pri~un
AUC Tck\l,1vn ha'· re·
po1 tcd thJt $1egal 1s be·
lie' cu 10 be the nephew of
mob:>tcr "Uug y" Siegel,
\\hmc lrfc and times nrc the
'"bJect QI the acclaimed
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Thursday
January 30, 1992
( The Newport Beactv'Costa. Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Roger Carlson. .... 6~2-·'330 c~t.387 Class1fiedlB5 •
•
41 nitwits display their 'ignorance in Sacramento . '
Girls athletics ·given the ultimate insult by the state assembly
determined by our state assembly that
girls are not getting a fair sh.,ke and
th erefore must be given the opportunity
10 compete on boys team<>, despite the
fact they already have in place their own
agenda.
It's to start July I, 1993, should the
F or a long time I
have personally
felt the assembly
in Sacramento was
packed with nit ·wits,
now I am certain.
Monday's 4 J -28 vote in
1he assembly is the
final proof to the
notion.
· scn:ue and go\'crnor sec 11 1hc assembly's
way.
Sports
Editor
This is not an early
April Fool's joke - on
Monday they passed
Xavier Oeccrm's
CD-Monterey Park)
folly, allowing girls to
compete based on their -----• athletic skills for a pince on a boys team •.
even if the school has a girls team in the ~
same sport.
Despite the fa ct girls athletics over the
past two decades have made
monumental progress and against all
efforts by various CIF bodies, it has been
Another
classic
in the
.books
B illcd as n cla,s1c. the Ne" port
Pro·Am golf tournament last
\\ccl..end did not d1!>appo1n1.
It "a do" nplil) ed. in fact.
So close you r eyes, and com1dcr 1he
scene: (
h 's Cd.ita Mesa against arch·rn al
Estancia and the Eagles arc f~l\orcJ. Out
... wait n minute, the Costa Mesas have
an ace up 1hcir sleeves.
Witho\Jt warning, here comes Olivia
DiCamilli driving 1he lane. fat.1ncia's
6·fOOl·7 Mall fucrbringl!r ca n't believe
bis eyes. He tries to collect his thoughts
and react. going up high to try to stop
DiC<!,milli's jumper as she pulls up, 8 feet
a\\ay from the basket!
The ball goes up, 1he cro,HI goes
crazy! It's ... well, not only is ii s1u pid,
.
it 's only merit is as a script for a Fred
MacMurray "l=-tubbcr" movie, or for one
of the Harlem Globetrotters' great
scenarios.
In real life, (1) it doesn't \\Ork.on the
noor, (2) il doesn't \\Ork for lhC' lCJrn,
(3) it doe5n'1 work for 1he school, (4) 11
doesn't \\Ork for soc1c1y and most
importantly, it docsn '1 \\Ork for girls
n1hle1ics.
Girls nthktics have become a genuine
pan or the high school scene, as well as
the collegiate selling.
And what's made it genuine? lt's the
blue chip athlete lii..e an Olivia
DiCamilli, or n Tracy Austin, or ::i Keri
Phebu~ ·
h 's not strctchint; 1he imagin:nion to
sec a girls CIF Pl:.iyer of the Year and/or
even a league MVP in certain sports,
competing on the boys level with a
degree of success.
Andi( so ... then \\hat is 1hc net
result? The bottom line is 1he
destruction of girls athletic,, something
ad,oca1es of girls athletics h.nc \\Ork\.'d
so hard for.
Thb is no1 some lone \Oicc calling out •
in the night. Coaches, athle1ic d1rcc1or:.,
principals, ndminbtrators, the) 're all
uppalled by the stupidity of the
. Moniercy Park simpleton.
f\lr. S1mplc1on is quoteq: "A) \\e
currently stand. a girl docs not h:.nc an
equal opportuni1y to compete in sports."
Get \Criou\, pal. Duy a ticket 10 the ·
state finab in Sacrnmento this year :ind
"atch the ch:.impionship game!'>; lake a
scat at th..: CIF track and field ~ta,1cr's
Meet al Cermos in late M:iv; check ou1
the state voile) ball champio~sh1p' at C:il
St.ire Fullerton: get in line nt Cost:i
\k,l High fur the girb ba~ketball i; .. me
"hen 1hc) h~t Estancia on Valcn11ni.:s
D:1\.
ihi' is 'tin in-.ulr 10 every girh coach iu
the state. not to mention the :.ithlc1cs.
• SJ}s '\e,,pott 11.irbor High .
Pri11c1p.1I Dennis [,ans· ··11 our top g1rh
u11cmpt IU go out for the boyo, prngr:.am it
\\ 111 1 c.111~ damage the girls pro!'ram,
\\ h1\;h ha<> taken :i long time 10 build up
to 11\ current lc\'el."
Cuntmu1:s L"ans: "E,ccpt in :.a r;.irc
c~1se such ~,., ,1 J.incl E,,, h, ~'en if the
girl 1s al the top of her g.1111c. and thh h
JU'I 01) p1.rsonal obs1.1•.llll 1 lrurn
See NlnVITS 'B3
Overtime!
CdM extends
Eagles, but
••. 52-48
O'Brien chagrined
with his squad's
,
Clw•idercd more o( a ch;tit) !.lop
on 1he PGA Tour. a breeding
ground for ming pr<>". a
rehabilitation period for fading
\Cterans and a tit1llatmg e\pencncc
for many nmateurl>, th1 l th annual
Nc"port Ucach 0.luntry Club-based
Jffair wns more than a cla!I ic.
~;~!.~ ~'~ n g I ~ff 0 rt'!...-..--+j------'-'I
Pl:i)·ers lo,cd 1t, fans couldn't
h:ive been more spoiled. It's a
shame the Newport Clas,ic Pro-Am
didn't inherit more rerognition.
Club golf
"These pht)crs
arc so
wcll·cutcrcd to.
th\:Y Sa) it 'l> the
tlC!>I (llll\p1talil))
sci'\ ice on the
tour," tournamc.nt
co·chair Karen
Wh1rnkor i,a1d.
"Thcv tell me
they'd lo'e to
come back. and
that th ey cnn't .
\\all. The~e
\'Oluntecrs go out
of their way to
mlll..e them feel pccial."
Hole) one and 10 h:id ba'>ketl> or
frui t for the players, nnd thanks to a
sprinkler system inst.illcc.J a few
years bacl.., the greens couldn't have
been more lu~h.
"You can tell they put n sprinkler
system here," said 40-ycnr·old pro
Mark Pfeil. "The greens are good
and they're in belier shape. It's a
good course to play and it's a
challenge to the pros."
.Sponsored hy the 552 Club. a
support Group of l loag I lo pital
Foundation, the tournament h:is
nu'>cd npprO\imatcly SI million to
benefit Ho:ig Hospital in Ne"port
Beach
More chip h(lts from around the
green~:
0
for Jm.1teur Jim Whitaker,
pla)ing with 11 4·strokc handicap, it
was a strut through hi own back
yard as he teamed "ith pro Kim
Young to win the pro-am team title
at I 6·under.
"On the Inst nine we ~hot an
S·under," aid Whitaker, club
champion at the Newport Beach
Country Club in 1990. "We weren't
even in it until then. The kid I was
playing with (Young) was 1-over
dter 27 holes and 6·under in the
la t nine. We made 11 birdies in the
last nine, but only eiaht counted.
What htppcncd was that we JU'it
pla)'ed real welt on the back 11iJc."
Youna. who pocketed Sl ,000, and
Whitaker were five stroke .behind
the leaders enterina Saturday's linol
round.
See GOLF"4
$;,¥.) \',
COST\ ~IL~\
\\hit~ f,11r i~ fur. so [,.
IJnc1a I h~h b:i,kctba ·
coJch 1 im~ O'Uricn Jc·
m,111JcJ 1ha1 his tc:.i,1 ~
Wati:h it .1g.1in. ~
'') ~at lhrl>U\!h th.ti
nil!htni.1rc, mm 1hcv c;in," O'Un1..n ' d.
foikminl! hb tc:1m·s 5~·.tS O\er\1m1.. \ic·
ton· .1~11111'.'I\ (\1r1.1na Jd ~ 1.ir \\'I. Jm.~,J 1\
niilll in .1 mll\·lc:11::uc game on the t:a-\!lc-. • 0\.lOT. -~
-"\\'c ~un1,eJ and had the chJractcr
11..l '''in. bu1 I'm going 10 make them
\\a1ch the "hole f::!mc (in 'tdco 1Jpc -
e'en the ,,, crt11ne. ·
~e~dk to SJ\O:-n•urtcn \\-a-,n~-~---
pk:i' d \\tlh ct1ot1 put tonh b) hi!> pk.1~·
er' "l\c tncJ C\c~thing p<.N•ible "ith
th1' l :im." he ':iid "I ''cnt throut;h
C\CC) co:ichmg b1.wl I h:l\c 10 IC) :ind
t1surc 11 out. but I J1.m't kno" "h~ ("c
h:S\C thl.' .: IJp :~).
"Wi.!'1.: ~ill. 16-~ :uiJ 4·1 IA. 1-h r.a--i----.---~-----t--1.:~-i::::fi.: (\1:i t l.cJ~uc), " l guc ' I .:an't be
l ... r, .... ~ 11 •
h >O up' t. \\c'rc Jll:il 11\ll \CJ) fo.:u,cJ
,,,mc11mc,, It\ btc fanu:iJ). :md ~ou
don't pla~ like 1111~ 1n late J.1nuJ1)."
Corun.1 Jcl ~t1r (' I~). \\h1ch ha:i 10~1
eight Mr;ri~ht and I' l'-5 in 1he Se.t Vic''
League. nc.irl~ pu!kJ llff lhl.' upi.et of
I he: -.Ci.IS.Vll.
C-.1.1111..ia, r.1nkc.:~I 'll 5 1n Clf Di,i·
'lllll 111 :and :\0 ( ,,, 01.1ri 1.. C1.,unt).
h~1d 1h h.1d: :ll!Jl\\'t .1 ",111 111 . the final
,cc1.1nl1' ,it rcgu .it l1 1 hul 1un or Jim
Estancia's Matt Fuerbringer rebounds as Corona's Doug Hesse (left) loo"s on in Wednc day's overtime special. See OVERTIME'1Z
Just call him Samson, the lion-killer from Corona del Mar
By Richard Dunn
SPQl1S WMel
P rayers arc being .1n"\ cred at Co·
ronn dcl t.1Jr l ligh. "here even
those who u\11.1lly don't pr.iy arc
watching miracle:-. on the mat.
Senior John Mc·
Neilly, a 189·poundcr
whose bout often end
dual meets considcrins
the lnrgc number of
heavyweight forfc1turcl!,
had been thrown to the
lions in successive
weeks. Both times he
came out :a winner.
•It's J::ln. 16. Back
Day ri'"' Newport Har·
txlr the opponent. CJM
forfeits its hcnvywe1ght cla 11. l"hc entire
meet comes down to McNcilly \er\U\ Jo h
le\')' at l89. McNeilly ~in\ in .1 16·0 tech·
nic:al foll. . -
• tt's Jan. 2J. Simil.ir ~~n.1ti1\ Onl\'
thi' time, Mc:Nc11l) need' .1 pin in uHler
for Cd.M to ,...,in 11\ Sea View Lc;i,uc Ju.11
meet against WoodbriJi;c. D\Xlm, he pin'
•Pedro Rc111otti in S·SO. or \\1th 10 cconJ,
left in the match.
0.Jming through in the clutch '' 1,mc
thini;, but McNeilly j, gi\ing it a 1H.\\
meaning.
"We were l'~h1ml by fi,e point'i .111d
that "'as the l.t't match of the night," s.1iJ
CdM wrcstlin~ couch P.iul Serio, who\C
Sea Kings niprcd the host W;m1or , JJ.
32, thanks to MeNcllty's triumph. "lhat\
the scconJ week in a row thnt his match
decided it."•
For McNcllly, wh<l tavc CdM a 36·30
victory O\cr Ncwixirt H:irbor aCter defeat·
ing Levy with 53 seconds left in the sec-
ond period, he doc)n't feel the prC!>surc
Of 0 down·tO·the·wtre m:itch.
"l just kept praying," McNcilly said. "I
fe1t peaceful It was neat at the cnJ or the
\\'ooobridgc m;uch bcC3u~c all the auy
on my tc.1m !lt.irttd pru)tng al\O 1nd
they're Ml C\c:n Chri\ti::ul'~ S 'me of them
came up .ind told me th.It .11tcr J nrcdcJ
• I pin,
"llul 1 think l\c ·been lucl..\. It 01\
l'1hl·r 1c;1mmatc:. "'ere l\t,ing. ~'en 1f ·,
\\lluld\c \\On, \\C till woutJ\c l(i-t. l.i~.:
,1g.ii11,l l\c\\111.>rl, by \\inning :11 1!'2, 1<10
unJ 171, th.ti brllllght U\ Ckl\C Cllllll 'h ,,,
th .11 Ill\ \\in \\lH1IJ poll U\ .1hcaJ . If lhC)
\\OulJ\c ll1'1, there'> no \\,I)' ''" C\ 11IJ\~
\~Oii "
Ml :-.c1ll) • .:?·I in k:iguc and Q.)O 0\-CI·
. II. 1s the l)J1h l'1lut', Athlete ,,f the
\\eek tor h1' la,t·'C und hcro1, ....
· l k\ ll~all~ t"C nlll\J; thwugh for u .. , ..
!\c.:rt'' '>:ml. "Ile\ workm~ rcalh h:m.I. he
dU1:,n'1 c1u I unJ he j11'1 keep~ plu~ing
.11,mi;."
lkflJrc ~h.l\l I) p1n11cd lkmoui, Jclf
1\,1,,111 (10.'). M1~~ Ur:1Jlo1J (l.'.5), Chip
\\'J1'lll1 (15~) :rnd C hmtian l'u:tder (171)
r t " o t J c J p 1 n " I 11 I C J M •
-See MCNEILL Y/14
~b:· -1'~ ev1·an.& ~ .~
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82 Thursday, January 30. 1992
Witmer dCJZzles; SoCal razz.JeS;.in . :toB-:ZB ·1:om
By Steve LombarJl
SpclltS Wrrte<
COSTA MESA -There wa!.
actually room for more.
Neverihcless, a barrage of
three-point bombs helped the
Southern California College Van-
guard!. cruise past the Crusaders
of Point Loma Nazarene College
108-78 Tuesday night at the SCC
gym.
The VanguanJs, led by NAIA
Dbtrict 3 Playe r of The Week
Rick Witmer. connected on 17 of
:!6 tl".ree-point auempts. Witmer
hit on 7-8 from long distance, five
of those threes coming in the first
half.
"Coach gi\"eS me the gret.'n light
to shoot. \Ve ju!lt shot the lights
out in both h:ilvcs. " said Witmer.
\\ho finished \\-ith a gJrnc-high 31
point.
Witmer's seven three-pointers
tied the VnnguanJs' school record
for the !>ccond consecuti\C game.
The 5-foot-11 senior l.nod..ed
dO\\ n se"en triples in last Satur-
day's loss to The .Mas ter's College.
SCC Coach Ball Reynolds !ch
that Witmer missed the green light
a couple of times.
"If anything, we \\ant him to
shoot more," Reynolds said. "He·s
a division one shootc r \\ho can
shoot with anybody."
At one point in the second h:llf
"hen Witmer passed off to one of
Monarchs roll past
Bishop Amat with
77-65 Angelus verdict
·Mater Dei imoroves to 21 -1
LA PUl::--TE
1\ip-r.inl-..cd
.\1Jtcr Dei
crui,eJ tu its
2 I ~t '1 c1ur. in
22 't.irh ·.ind
impnl\ cJ 10 5-0
1n the r\ncelu:.
League standings "ith a 77-b5 vic·
tory O\'er host Ui!.hop Amat.
Am.11 \\cnt aher the ~1onarch'
\lllh :imbu:.h-pl3n,, -.nJpp1ng the
corth Jt a 50 pl'rcc nt rate (:?.t of
.tS), anti droppctl an eight J-
pointcr'>. but Mater Dei"s early :?5-
12 f1N qu Jrtcr run !>Cl the tone.
Ci.m \kKn1ght\ .\tater Dea
d uh 'hl1t JU'l 3 o percent. but tire
"!.7 for "'O cllurt "'·'' enhanced h\
the 'imple ..,1a11st1c of 711 .1ttcmp1~.
a\ llflPl "t:d "' Am.>1 ·, .t\ \ttempt'
fium the held
R.i' Jad,,un and Terrence \\ 11-
born · e.ich 'co n:J 16 poin h for
Ma ter Dea, and sophomore Miles
Simon C'hipped Ill \\ith 10
counter,.
~1Jrmt:1 \\ 1ll1am' .1nd Reggie
Ge.i~ t:Jch c.imc up \\Ith 9 point!>.
"1th \\'1l11am'> adding 9 rebounds
anti 5 .i\m h: Ge;,il) cuntritiuting 7
ass1)h, JS did Jeri) Jone\.
KamrJn Sufi had 5 a"'"" f11r
~titer Dea. "hu:h \\lt'1,1011J the
ch::illence of AmJt\ k lan1 Gard-
m:r. a (;.font·5 :.oph1m1ore "hu kd
:ill :.corer' \I llh :W.
.\!Jter Dei ·:. ne\l Ani.;el u\
Lc:iguc 'enture comes F~ndJ~
night .11 OceJn \'1c\\ I l1gh \\hen:
the ~ton.irch' \\Jll ho't St. John
Uo,co Ill an 8:30 tipoff.
High school boys
Marmet Williams
0 ANCElUS LEAOUE
Matu D•I 77, Bishop Amat 05
Mater Del 81ahop Amat
" • Otl ""· '"'' >'t ill;>r~
Gur• S..'
Ota • J
~
#CS
.1!nol; ... ....,""l
f ~~
Total•
lg tt pllp fg tt pl Ip
S l 2. t6 Gr•r 3 0 l I
3 3 2 CJ f tl~S • 1 0 t 2 6 4 l 16 Strooe 4 2 3 13 ' b 3 CJ Wt'"..11 3 0 3 1
1 0 0 2 Gt<1:1' s t 0 2 3
3 2 I 9 ~~~ 8 0 I :'C
' 2 l:l '·• ' ' :' u 2 l 6
0 0 0
3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
~7 ta 15 n Tot••• :' a 16 6~
Score br Q"artera 2S 1: 19 21-:1
IS '• 12 :&-£S
3 :iw• r.:i&s ~· 't• Oti-Gf1•, I A JX•SClft I A.~-~ ~llfl ~ \.<11 '.l >\1:D 1
Calvary Chapel rallies for
75-7 4 win over Leffingwell
SANTA ANA -Q,c rcoman~
an I !·point dcfil.'."tl 111 the ftn.;l
I :5K. the C~h-::rr;. Ch.tr d lfo~' 11 ,,.
l..ctball team pulled ,1u1 .1 75-'.t
Arn>"he.1ll LeJi:uc d,u'"'° ,,,er
'b111ng Ld1111i!"cll \\eJnc,,I."
night. • ·
The E:.igb ( 1 5-~. S-0) ~t:emt:d
beJICn .11 ~2 '" \\hlll thC\ ~· lfl~·d
a l.t-~ run 10 cllhe oul the. (!.11ne .
Afk r u p.m ol ltcld i,!11.11' ,-.~ntl
"1cht:d Jf1t,1n J u 1urn:1\ er ~lieu!
the dcf1c11 to -.c.:,cn. Cah.1rv\
Cha'e Lt1bhoci.. connected l ln 1i1c
f1r~t .\ fllltnter 1.•f h" (.lfeer Jnu
c;uJJe nl\ 1 he L.1dt:' tr .11lcd b}
four. ·
D:.i,1tl I k 'terh canned J J •
poinrcr "1th Jx ~ccon1.h rcm.1 ining
10 m.11.e 11 :i one point game. !'hen
Luhhod \I Olc ,1 pa'' and led John
0 Uncn, \\hO'>C: .. horl JUmpc:r put
Cahal) 1n lht: lcJd
High schoo l girls
Ldlin~'e ll (11·6, 4-3) wa un-
,1!ilc t 1 get .1 gl1ud \>hot at the end.
OBnen led Cahary "ith ~6
p11 •1:,, "h1lc Lubboc\.. finished
\\1t11 17 point' and 10 a'si~tc; as
\\t:ll ,1, the l.e) stc<tl neJr the end
1>1 the g.1mc. Sabe Younger, 'ho
fini,hcd \\Ith just seven points.
ht·lpcd out \\1th 15 rchound .
0
ARROWHEAD LEAOUI Calvary Chap•I 75, lefflngwell 74
Lelflngwell Cal'.lary Ch~•I lg tt pf Ip lg tt pf Ip
°'41•'0 0 t I I Yo.nocr 1 3 2 1
JI <\!II 4 0 S 8 llo!<loU 1 2 4 17
lOf• , 1 0 2 2 MtS!.,.f ' s ' 1~
C111'" S 2 I 14 0 8rc11 II 4 4 :f OMS !I I 4 19 \'a"«IW•' 0 C I C
1, JI 4 I 1 14 C. IO S J S I) • ~ s 1 ) 14 (.-ell 0 0 0 0 Ano• .;d o o o o
Total1 (t 12 10 74 Tolal1 28 H 20 i~ Score b, Ouartere .~....... 18 18 21 19 . 74
C.M•i'1 .1# II t 24 17 -7~
3 l'Ql!1 ~ lt tl-~'W 2 Clfflll 2 c.F.Y, ~-"tt·!ll"f I ll.CICoc.• I Tt<"'"<&I I.Jiii ,_
-IJ.1 tlw IJ.111,• Pllut
Calvary Chapel blasts
Leffingwe ll, 79-29 1
SANTA ANA -Po-.1 pl.i)cr
Blythe Lin,ey scored a game-high
:!6 po1nl'i and haulcc.1 down 21 re·
bound~ to lead the C1lvary Chapel
girl\ haskethall team to J 79-29
(\rrnwhcad Lc:isuc dcc1o;.ion
Wcdnc,day night.
In improving JO 14·J over.Ill ,111d
8-0 an lcuiue play. the E.1glc~ 'hut
out lcffinS"cll (3 14. 1-6) an the
third quarter
Sarah Youn~cr contnbutcd 1()
points, five U\MSl'I nnd nine teal~
to the Cnlvury uttack.
ARROWHEAD lEAOUI:
C•tvary Chap•I 79, Lettlntw.11 29
L•ffl"tw•ll Cal¥•1'J Chapel
fg tt pt tit " ., ,. lit l23t~ 200 4 1 l 2 c 2 1 2 •
l 1 2 1 ll• 5 0 2 10
' ) ' 11 lrtlty I) 0 3 ~ 0 0 2 0 4 l I ~ 1
00 40(11 .... 0 1 7\ OO OOPtlfl OIOt
klrot' 2 2 I 6 ' VOlllC• • I 0 ( lll
~· 0102
Tel•I•
~ 0 0 0 0
10 t It :I T••• 31 t I& 1t
SGM• ., 0vM1•A
l,-~~--~ I} $ 0 t•'9 C..wy ,,_ IO t• 15 70-7' 'fllll'll 00 lf!!lrc.... ,,,.,,-I ftcll!IUI kl\A H '
• -BJ• thr IJally l 'ilol
his te:imn1111e • the sec bench
stood up anc.J SJ'e him the sign to
put the ball up, It was probably
the ogly time Crusader's Coach
lkn Foster kit al case.
"\Ve knew they had great shoot-
ers coming in. We were disap-
pointed ''e didn't get into it more.
They be:H u-. e\ery "ay }OU could
beJI a team," Foster sni d.
After truiling 2-0, the Van-
guards never looked back. sec hit
J-0 of 15 three-point shots in the
fin.t 20 minutes. For the half, the
Vanguards (16-5. 3-1) shot 59-
pcrcent nnd led by as many a!. 2.t
points.
Point Loma\ only bright spot in
the half came \\hen ~lark Uulgin
OVERTIME:
From 81
r~IUll.ner got the roll he needed
on a 3-point shot with 0:24 on the·
cluck.
Cd~! made 7 of 9 free thro\\S in
the fourth quarter to man:igc :i 46-
.JJ lc:id. but FJull.ner netted a tre\
to tic it :ind force the e.'\lra period.
I lis iohot bouncet.1 off the rim,
.. kimmcd off the backboard,"
!!J~LCd the nm :i~.1in--..in<l .fcll in.
·1 he Enclcs then outscored the Sea
Kings, 6.:?. an O\lrlimc after sink·
ing si"< sir Jig.ht free thro\\ s.
.. 1 thought \\C played prc1iy
"ell." l>:tiu CJ:-. t Coach Paul Orri~.
'We shook up
the lineup a little,
but I don 't know
if that 's it or if we
were taking it to
the heart. Estancia
may have been a
little flat. But like
Tim said in the
paper -you can
throw the records
out when these
two teams match
up .'
W h OS C
team
\\3~ 50
percent
( 6 u f
I :! )
lr om
th c
fidd in
the firs t
quarter
as the
"i~1cors
.i s·
s u Ille d
" 12-7
fcaJ.
.• \\' c
sh ook.
up the
lineup a
I i t t I e.
b u I I -PAUL ONUS d o n . t
CdM coach !..now if
---------that'!. II
launched u three-pointer from h:llf
court ns the first hnlf e:\pircd.
That cut the lead to 55-38.
Could SCC continue its mcred-
iblc shooting performance in the
i,ccond half?
You bet.
The ~0th r:111kcd V.1ngu.1rds
scorched the nch at a 67-perccnt
rate in the second h.1lf to f111i'h :it
:i 63-perccnt clip for the game.
Twice lhc Vttnguards led by as
many as 34 point,.
O\craH, Witmer h11 on I:? of 1$
field go:il n11cmph. In hi" IJ~l four
games, he ha'> .1,er:1gct.I 26 points
:i con1c~1. wh ile h1111ng 20 th1 cc·
pointers. It ".ts thu'>c 1..iml:. of
numbers that earned h1111 thl! pl<1y-
tt .. 0. i:_), t, or ;r"c
\\ere tJking it 10 the heart. fa.
l.llll.:1.1 lllJ\ h.l\e been J li1tlc 0.1t.
Uut hke i·1m SJ1J i"n the paper -
you can thru\\ the rccurJ., out
\\hen these l\\O !cams ma1ch up."
Cd.\t's T9dd Merriman CJ~) lea' c Ty Schi lcr en route lo bucket.
J uniors Totld t-.fcrrim.111 Jntl
Chris Quinn M.1r1cd for the f1ri.t
lime 1h1 SCJson. It probJbly \\on't
be the last. ··\\ e II keep e\Jlu.Jt-
ing.'· Orris s:i1J.
Quinn responded \\ith u tc am-
high 16 point\, at.ldcd f1, c re-
bound!> :ind a kcv ::itc.11 in the
fourth quarter a' ·the ScJ King ..
tool. O\:C~ 1hc kl.II.I.
CJ~t . "hich had a ch.incc 10
\\in it in regul.111on, rolled off six'
in a row mid\\:J) through the
fourth quarter. Merriman ( J 0
po1a1s) u~ct.I the gl.1ss on a 111cc
driH~ 1hmuJh the IJnc. Theo
Rui..o, lna11t: d a 'hor 1 jumper '' ith
4.54 ldt Jl\J Quinn ,.111k .1 p.1ir ol
free tlHl>\\' .1f1cr his !>teal ''' gi'c
the Sc.1 !..:mi.: ... a 41-.•IJ c<li.:c \\Ith
.t 15 r1.m.11ni1~g. ~
l Jull.ner tie d it. 41 II. un .1 re·
\cr.,c l,1~ur. but the ScJ Kam·,·
free 1IHO\\ll put them .1ht:Ju . .t(> .. tJ.
After F.1ull\ner\ J pu1nta Cd~l
\\orl..ul lht: dl'~i... Jtm n to cicht
M:.C\Jlll"· but Roi.us· '>hot .111c 1i1pt
\\OULlhl'L gu.. Hl,I E-.t.md.t' foe
E<lsllll rcbuu n<led
"\\'c "ere lr)tng to st.ill, \\OJ\.
the <.11>1.I. do\\11 .111d get a !>llllt
oll," Orm .... 1itl.
FJull.ni.:r \\h11 lini,heJ \\llh
nine point'> .111d ,c,:,cn bouJ,,
Orange Coast women snap
lo sing ways in 82-36 blowout
CYPRESS Or.1ng1.: COJst
(ullegc:\ ''omen\ basl.ctball learn
tc,tscd their coach, Mike Thorn-
llln. for a fe,, moments, then ~red
off tu an lS2-36 rout of ho1.,t C)·
pre,., \\ \."dncsda) night :Ill the hoi.t
Chargcri. proved no match in an
Or .mgc l..:mpirc Confe rence g.1111c.
·1 he Lady Pirates, who hut.I 10~1
four str:iight conference encoun-
tt:rs Jnt.I ~unk to 14·10 O\er.111, ;1)-
ltmi.:d C~hpre\\, 6-16 O\cr.111. \\ill·
1c~~ in fi\C cunfcrcncc g.1111c,, tu
t.11.e a 2-0 lc.td .11 the ouhel.
l hat wa\ "' f.1r as thcv \\1..lllld
put their cu.1c.: h inlu Jure~'• hm' •
C\cr, '-''they t1..ch:d off I<> '"·•i};hl
pwnh to put the g.1111e out of
n:.1c:h ~cry qu1cklv.
St.Key G1cm, who l111i,hcd '' ith
HI ('<)tllh :ind 11 rebound-.. ~orcu s pomt\ uurins the c~1rly run en
1ou1c to a 47-IS halftime bul~c
Collc:cn I latch lctl all locorcr!>
w11 h f S points :rnd w;}', hadctl up
hy I I-point cffortc;, from I i':i
Orosco :ind Nicole Ch.1mpmn .1~
the winner' pmtcd four an douhlc
Ji~wrc •
Ch:impion h.1d 10 rebourtd' :1n<l
tc:i mmJte I le.1 1hcr llrannan h,1\1 8
r<JilW., 6 block\ and 4 Steal ,
JoJn M:iucr, w11h IJ point,, "a\
the only Cyprc'ls pl~l)Ct lo cote in
dmahlc f 1surc,,
ORANOl IMPIRI CONFIRENCI .
Ot•"9• Co•1t 12, CrPP9H :te
Or.,..e c .. ,, c,_,. ..
.. ""' 111 •10111!w • ~ ~·1:1 Ba:: , 0 4 • •
$ I 3 11
' 0 ' !i $ 1 I~
3 3 I I J t I I l o a 1
34 II 11 &1 T .. ate ~ •11$. t, m -i.•
.. ""'lit 0 2 I "I
I • 1 7 ~ 1 0 I)
I 4 1 ~ 0 0 0 0
0 \ 4 I 0 0 ., 0
0 0 ' 0 , ' • r • ,, II :le
anat.lc t\\U Cr1.1m the line 21 'C1.l10J,
into the ll\ert1me peri11J tu gi\\:
the lbglc-. n -I '-.t<> le.id .. 111 :1J,,111·
tJgc the~ "lrnlJ nc,cr 111.,e.
~l.111 i:ulrhrin:;c.:r lt:J the l!.tgk'
\\ith 20 potnl'>. ~C\1.:ll rd 1Han(h.
une \lt:.11 ant.I ,111 l').flH·.S ~111111 ,11
the line.
Estancia 52, Coron• del M•r 48
Corona del Mar E1tancle
tt 1' pl Ip lg ft pl Ip
~~ 7 l~}i. • .•
A.:\ '.l)l9 .l!tt 1C01
11($$( .11~4~ )0 ~7 \'.~I 0 C I 0 Tr"'9o 0 0 1 D
p "...,.,., • 2 l 10 ..,+J·--~ 2 2 l ( °' 'I 6 ' 3 16 f • .._ 3 1 ~ • Total• 16 U I' • Total• 'J !l 15 !1
J 0. I!_,, 12 S '· II ~-iS
E .a 1 9 1 If &-U
3-:;'"1 '~'' Cc•o•1 ctt 1J11-C 1, 2 '1 \11C11-f •:-er 1 >lllQ I. (0~ I
' • ~I :Jt -f-t(~J
Boys soccer
Newport, CdM
absorb losses
~e\\ port l ljrbc..1r l l1gh ll wc.•<.I 111
on 1 u-.11n·, )!OJI time .md .1pi11
\\'c<lne\>JJ) altcrnuonb -\lut .111
the\ could net''·'" .1 'in~lc g~t.tl Ill
l.1lllng hi 111\,1d111g Tu-.1111 rn Sc,1
Vic\\ I e ~lpui: bo~ '> 'o\11.l't:r .ic 11nn.
dr oppin~ 1 hc S.111\lr' 11110 J 11c tw
~c~vnd ''uh Coron~ J1.·I ~l:1r. a
g.1 mc ltl I 'i.1t.1Jlcb.1c.. k 11 ifh \ 4 -1
p;1cc at lc11ruc'i. h;tlr\\tt) ;1111111
Tu,1i11 Jlllllpctl tu .1 ~ ll half111ne
le.id. due 111 large tu M>rnc m.1jl1r
II.arbor tkfln,hc ml\l.1kc:,, .1ccl11d·
111g l<l !'t.1al111' Co.1d1 l It." heh.1d1.
,111d .1. h.11t.tge o( \l.Ollll!! \.'llotl\ Ill
the ~ci:und h.11f could 1101 O\CI.
w111t: the Jd11.·i1.
• Jun llid,, \\,1 lhc onh ~J1lor'
able 1,~ t.lt:nl lbe 'I u ... 1111 !!0:11.
·1 he lu ~ drops the S.11h1r, lu 3·2
Ill fc.l!JUC ;111c.J a g.tlllC Uff S.tddfC·
b,1d,\ p.11:e alter the IJlter put
Woodhra~kc.(1 ·4 ) J\\,t)' \nth a 3·1
\ldt.11y. 'ct1111~ up J c.:ruc..1.il l~riu.1\
c\cnin~ \\ 11h 1m.1<.ling (\11ona lkl
~l.1r at 5 rm.
In .111uther ScJ Vic'"' mat\.h
• Unh~r hy I ,' t'oron11 ck! Mar
0: ~~"h D.1"i: \cori:d lhc only .;0.11
for 1hc \ l'illlng Trnplh JU'I hH.>
mimlll' ttlln thi: m.11d1 . ')he 'er·
u1d kit ( dl\1 at l-.:? Ill lc.1g11~.
"hale U111 1mproH'' lo ~-3.
'I he Sc.1 Kinr,' h.1d J nu111hcr or
ch.1ncc~ •" the Trnj.111,· go.1lic \\J'.)
crcJ1t(J ''"" 11 s,l\C\, hu1 \\Cr1:.
u11.1hlc to get 1hc h.111 into 1hc ncr.
G\l,Jlic It>·'" Muuy h.1d cighl
o;,1\:cs Im (\l~I.
(
Vanguards
women Jose
77-52 tilt
COSTA MESA -Visi ting
P1lint L<tm:.l N:i2arcne College ~hot
a blbtcring 60 percent in the s~cc
ontl half 10 pull :iway for a 77-52
Gulden Stale Athletic Conference
'11.'."tof)' '''er Southern Californ1J
College in "omen's ba~l.ctb.111
'J ut: ... tby 11igh 1.
\\'hat "·'~ a do~c "35-30 game at
h.tllt11nc quacl.ly dbintcgr.:uctl fur
)CC (9·15 mcrall. 0-5 GSAC) ;.!)
the trio of Christ~ Stc\cns ("!.I
p~11ntl>) ttnd Cjnullc Armijo and
llochcllc Lightner (19 apiece) J1J
much of the dJm.1~c. 'l he Cru-..1J·
.lr' 1111pro,cJ 10 13~6 and 3·'.?
JJm1c 7111cr!..opf poured in 12
1xi1n1s and I on l IJlhd.1y pulk1I
J1>" n I I rcli.1u11Js 10 p.1cc thi:
V .1nc.u.1Hh. sec rc.-1u1n' to aCtl\.lll on Satu1-
d.1\: ht,~tm~ Aiu J Pacific m .1
Ci\ \C g.unc \\l11ch tip'> olf at 5:30.
0
OSAC
Point Loma 77, SoCal College $2
Point lome SoCal Cell•t•
,\'tlQ
~t
( .. '
l ...
otn•1 .. '
lg tt pl Ip ft ft pl Ip
• l ' :1 -Mlfl 0 ~
I 0 C. 1 0:, 1 ,. l I I 19 l~ 0 1
I 0 : 2 l·~ S !
0 0 I 0 V.tOll 2 I
0 Q I 0 l,,,nl ' 1 0
4 0 1 8 ot'/Wy 0 D 1t1•Cood 10
• l : It ~, 2 l
00l06h'"1 "'0
I 0 l l r .. °" I I
"'-:I 0 0 0 Q
Tolalt 31 ' 1;, 11 T•l•I• 2? 1' 16 ~
H • P.. H lS JQ
3 ,. C i P c IOIN No __p I $tMr11 : 5.;i.:M tlft::-'t1tNl.l(YS I -Tt,:at 1_, ,, .<'C
Hi gh school girls
Ma ter Dei drop s
52-46 decision
LA l'l LNlL -"lhc ~l.llc:r Od
1 lai•h \.:lrb l1,l\l.t:tb;11l tc.im let a
thr1..e-poin1 kJJ 111 the IJtlcr ~tJ~·
~' ol thl! ~.1m~ ... 1ip a\\JY Tue J.i~
n1~h1 a1~J t II I\) host U1-.lh1p
\111.11. :>2·.tb. in an A n).!clu,
l \.:,t~11e gJm~·. ~
..\\'c re.ill) 111.1de some cr1tic.1I
l!fftll'i I 1tc:, ,and lhC:\ C.O\I U\," SJ1J
~l.1tt'r l)e1 Coach Urenda Y1:lkl.!.
~w-c realh \houh.I n.l\C bi:en .Jl Tc
tu c11me uut \\1th a \\in.;.
t\Jn.in Uot.1n.1 )Cored 19 potnll>
,in C>-for-17 'h1X>ti ng (including
t•lll..' \ui: .. e,srul 3-pointcr) anJ
l lc.1th1.•r Lee hit hJlf of lS shot\>
ll1r I point\ :ind contributed 13
h.'boun1.h to 'upply much of the
uff c n'c for 1 ht: Mtm-Mch (
U\er.tll. ~-:? \ll~l·lus Lca&uC).
B"hnp 1\111.11 impw' c to l0·5
~Lilli 1-1.
\I 11cr Oct opens the
r1HlllJ \lC 1\11~clU) pl.i)'
\\ht:n it \1~11~ St. Jo~~ph's.
0
AN0£LUS LUQUE
Bishop Am•t 52, M•t•r Del 41
lill•ler Del ....... AMet
It tt pf Ip '9 ft pf Ip
I 0 • 1 C •.D'WCll 1 I 2 ~
0 0 4 0 Cl\loU I 0 1 7 ~ 0 l 19 llltlla~ 10 0 0 N 0111 !.IMVcJ llll
~
9 ~ 2 II hfu 1 I 1 ) DOIO t.l~ SIO ll
l 0 I ' t. "'\ 0 1 0 l ~olal1 1 0 7 2 ~? I 19 ,. Toi ...
Sce.• bw Ou•rt•,. ~· •C; 12 It 1 9.45
&.!X!> ,,~ u 11 • 13 -~2 • 3-r:w~ ~:a;s l'JIC'I [)f;. kl.a.,, 1 khoo ,,,.,.. -0r..-.,
lt1.mu1~,.~
-ll.1 tht Dall.• T'i/ul
Riptide advances
'I ~1c Corona dcl Mar R1pt1dc
'cm1·pro sO('"cr team UU\'Jnccd '"
lhe ch.1111p1um h1p match or the
Bud\\ easer Cup competition IJ!i>t
S,11urd.1y by dekoting Dalboa F.C.,
I 0. JI MJtl. Kcp1,cl High.
AJr1.tn l olc) notched the
m.11c.h\ only goal in the e1~hth
minute o( the fifi.1 h;.llf. The a si'.)l
\.;\lllC of r a (Orner ki ck by Scull
~kCr1mmon.
After ClHllflllltng play for OlO\t or lhc ltN h.11f. the ){1p11Jc \ulh·
\ll>t.k.1 ~omc pr.:s\ure in the second
h.1Jf hl pr~\cnc the victory.
'I he Riptide will face the Inter·
n.11ional HJ Soccer Club, ~lw
from the Non h Central Araeric:1n
League, thi SaturJ~'Y Ill 7 p.m. ot
Marl Kcppc.:I I lt1th in Alhambra
lur the Uud"cii.cr C'u p title.
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
3
NITWITS: Count 'em,
· 41 in Sal:ralilinto ·
From 81
watching a lot or kids perform in sports ...
"I don't sec our top softball player in our girls program having
a real opportunity in baseball. Basketball? Suret now and then
---f-tbe~ · a female who coutd ma Ire the {boys) squaa. Tm not sure
at what leve l it would be at. ·
"It just diminishes our focus on seeing what works for kids.
"Some may go out for foo tball (they could, anyway) but it will
ultimate! hurt th · · · · ' · · ·
•Says Estancia High Principal Frank Infusino:
"I believe in providing sports for girls and the programs for
them have developed very well. But some common sense needs to
be utilized. I would not favor girls playing football, or wrestling.
We had a girl wrestling this year for a while, the rules permitted
this anyway.
"l can understand the push for equality, but some common
sen1.c needs to be made on these issues. '
"I don-.t thin k any of us will know the ramifications until we see
it down the road in the next few years. The only sport that pops
to mind would be tennis. I'm not tremendously worried at this
point." _
•Says Corona del Mar High Principal Tom Jacobson, the ptes-
ident of the ClF Southern Section Executive Council and an inte·
gral part of the st~e CIF:
"We've talked about it on
the state level several times
and· sent lobbyists to Sacra·
mento against it for a par·
ticular reason.
"Our opposition was that
we felt it healthiest for girls
to be participating on a girls
tetlm, it was a chance to
demonstrate their individual
superiority, and it promotes
girls athletics. It's just an
anti-promotion of girls ath·
le tics."
"h 's a political thing.
NOW (National Organiza·
tion of Women) was pro-
moting it on the issue that a·
lot of girl were being denied
up and down the stale. We
did quite a bit of research on
ii but we could nol find even
one ·or 1wo who we re af·
fecled. What effect will •
1his have? We'll just have to
wait and sec.''
CdM starlet Erica Anhood is
good enough to hold her own
with a lot of boys, but on the
girls' level she's tops.
All of this affects public schools only -Parochial . schools are
C\cmpt. It could prove very interesting 1.hould Mater Dei run
a~ain1.t a South Coast League opponent with a girl on its bas·
kc1ball team. Can you imagine?
•Says Costa Mesa Principal Mike Murphy: "Tfie CIF Southern
Section "'as pretty unanimous ng:iinst it and after listening to our
g:il coaches, why a sm:i ll group of peopl e in Sacramento \\OUld
\\:lnt to do this goes by me.
"Most of us with any objecti\11) at :ill c:in sec a difference, and
it's kind of the beauty of the thing, to ha\e the t\\O progr ..ims
There was a time when we only had a boys soccer team and a
couple of gi rls were on the bo)'S te3m. Dut l c..1n't imagine an) of
our girls "an1ing to play on :i boys tcalll.
"I thought you might he:ir something like this in the '70s, not
now."
On the subject of no return right (i.e. boys on girls tc:um}:
"Title lX was supposed to protect e'cr}bocJy. not just girls. After
Title IX all of a sudden we had boys in homemakjng ... because
they like to cat. In the old days it was bO)S in woodshop, girls in
homemaking. Nowadays, the bo)s get to cat...and there's a lot of
them."
•Says Maier Dc:i basketball conch Gttry..McKnight: "l can deal
with it in terms or tennis or volle)•ball. but in contact sports, my
pe~onal feeling is I would rather not ~ee it."
Included in the bill is the stipulation that schools "ould ha ve to
offer a te:im for the other sex in the
'What they are
doing is declaring
boys best and
girls second best.
For us who have
been working
long and hard for
years, especially
for us wh o have
been here all our
I. , 1ves ...
same sport if there \\as enough interest.
"Now you're talking about expanding
programs," said McKnight. "Some of
1hc public schools are getting killed
right now. H<>w-arc-they going JO deal
"'1th two teams when they can't afford
one team? It JUSt puts more of a bur·
den on the coach in term s of fund·
raising." •
• Sa)S State ClF Commissioner Tom
Byrnes: .. Present rules and regulations
seem to be the best "ay of going. We're
hoping we can communicate our vic"'s
and our rules will continue in place.
"Basically we have a program or
equality bet"' een bo)S and girls that was
sculed years ago. We have an equal
number of sports, equal number of con·
-Dllll llJSS tests and we go the extra mile (allowing
girls advocate girls to compete in football, for ei-
ample, although boys nre not allowed
the equaliry-of competing on a girls
softball team).
"Arc we putting ou t the perception that the girls proj;rams Jrc
ks~ important and have less integrity? They're talking about
equali ty, but in effect, are they saying: 'The boys varsity is the only
varsity? And the girls arc second best?' "We've worked for 15·:!0
years now to overcome that."
• Sa)'S Sheri Ross, an El Toro High girls athletic director and a
member of the Clf Southern Section executive committee, as well
as a member of the Stale Federated Council:
"Obviously 1 don't think they're aware of the implications of
this. h 's ju t amazin~ to me that something like this has passed. I
under tand all of this hos come about because one gjrl wanted to
piny on the boys soccer team (presumably someone in the
Monterey Park area). When I think of. all the girls who have
passed through just our program alone, none of them wanted such
a thing.
"What they arc doing is declaring boys best and girls serond
best For us who have been working long and hard for years, c!ipe·
dally for us who have been here all our lives .. .''
Ross obviously finds the situation hard to swaUow. She )Vas in
Sacramento (our times last year explaining the facts and felt it was
under control.
She wattl't, however, counting on the Monterey t>ark simpleton
and his fellow nitwits. ~
"You would think there would be for more important things to
be de11ing with" said Ross. "I would suggest every athletic dircc·
tor 1n the state' would make contact with their lcaastator. h's just
amaiina." 0 .
I'm not sure I can add anything more. The people in the busi·
neM arc virtually JOO percent agoinst h.
That over .50 percent or our elected officials in the state as·
scmbly can ignore the schools and blindly \'Ote hke this, is scary.
The hope is that our Slate senate i smarter than our s&ate a •
1embty. Beeauso I( they're not -well, then 1\'s a heartbeat ll\ltuy
Crom f>ccomina 1 re ality.
I
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Cypress po s =1;nore
thorns into Pirates'.
rrusrril ions, 88·63
SPor1s Wrrter I lcrct.li:1 drove, \CUreJ
C 0 ST A foulcJ, comert1n~ a
MESA -The three-point play with 1:17 left to
woes of the m 1"-c 11 63·6 I.
Orange Coast Ja.,on Quinn's steal on the !>ub·
College men's ~C<Juent possell=>ton ga\e Cu;1'tt :1
b as k e l b a 11 ch.mcc to at lca~t s~t C\en. But
tenm continue ;ir1cr being fouled, Quinn cuuh.I
to mount. only make the second of t\1.-u free
The Pirat~ rhro\\s to make if 63-62.
suffered th eir fifth st rajght Or;fngc l·ullo'' ing a Cyprc~' t rec tlHO\\.
Empire Confe rence Jde~it ~t1chacl Wenzlaffll long 3-point
Wednesd.iy night, this one :11 the al.Lemp! J'icochctcd ort the rim
hands of\btting C)prcss, ()S:03. "11h 17 second~ left. and in the
Unlike the previous i.I\ con· cn~uing scramble, ~t au f\1anwar-
fcr cncc gamcs, "hich induJcJ ..in rcn \\JS "histlcd for a foul.
opening victory O\er SaJJlcbac"-. C) press' David llortc. thl! re·
Coast cliJ not bury itself earl). In c~picnt ol the foul, wat. called for o
fact, neither team held more th.111 technical fo ul on the same play in
a !iix-poin~' th roughout the a !:.cufnc with Munw•mcn with 13
contest. sccumh left.
The Pirates t:amc out in the ~cc-Uu, le m:rdc l\\O free 1hro''" to
ond half shooting anJ rebounding. m.1kc' it 66-62, but OCC still h;nl ;1
well "hich res ul!cd in ;.r I~·' i.pun ch.1nce because of the tcchnll.rl.
The run on;rturncJ a 3~·31 h.111· lkred1a's second free thro'"
time dcficil ~ntl g. \:C Co.1-.\ ib Ni!--bodn,d.I in afte r the fir~t h.1cJ CJr·.
ge!it leaJ :11 -i3-37. omc<l off the rim, pumng the Pi·
At th is point, C)pre,3 (l~-7 rJIC' ~lJ\\11 by three
overall. 4·! 01:.C) ut1l1Led a lllll~· OCC ret:lincd ro,,c~')lllll .1 t
out \\tth l~ . .i I tu pl.1). \\ 111. 1 plJ~ miJ1..,11r t. needing .1 3-roint g11.1I
resumed. the Pir:llC) (1J-1..:. 1-~) to t1l'.
Cl.lmplctc:l) ll>'t '1hc mo111c11!um. J11C' ml!ound=> PJ'' l ~ I lcrcJL1
C) pr~s... 'Clll\. J th1.. 1 1.. \.l 10 ".1::; picked off b) ()pre~·; \n
points bcfwe Co.1=>t \.·,h1ntc11:d th on) Lhi11g .. ton, \\ho p.i...scd tu
\\Ith a 11me1.1u1 01 •h U\\11 \\1th '..1:3! Utll U.mb, \\ho 111 turn \\,1,
left. :ou!c I U.111\.., nct11..d hnh uce
"\\'c\c got control oi the g.1111.:J ,thHl\\:lt to 'c..il the \crJ11.;1 at 6 u.i
the n ... " 01.1nge C1..·J\[ c,l,h.h . \\ c nll)~eJ l;n ill'> :111d I r1.·e
T andy Gilli, ,)uugg\.·d ;111d ,,11J. "I tlllll\\'." ... :11J 01111., "t\nJ \\C
don't kno\\ \\ h.tt to tell \Uu:· m.1d..: ':11.llllc [Klor dcci,itllls d1. kn-
The Pir.11cs b.11tlcJ b~c~ from .1 ""clv. (l'!umher ... ) I~ (S:.tm ~Jh.~r·
57-.5 1 Jdicil \\Ith 5 12 left to ~ .. or1.. r.1) .111J 2i (llo)lc) :.tre the 01 I~
five straight pomh II) rn;1l..c ll :~ • \ll)c' "l\\l 1..1n hurt 11 ... outs1J~. but
56, then kll b.1d• to trail 63·5'> \\e -..1gged olf ·'! :1 key ti me .an I 12
Orange Coast Coach Tand y Gillis, "ith Adam Hc)c;,
hib a 3.
"He). 1f \\t.! ''in Lim g;imc anJ
the next couple (-iH, S:idtllcb.1d
and home to Guld~n \\ .. 1}, \\t:\ •
)1111 got a ,Jmt :it ... cconJ or .it
k..i~t thirJ~ Uut '"' r.::ilh 111.:1.:1..kJ
to\\ 1n tunight.1' •
Jdfrc} Porta h'tum .1 19 Uu .. .,
lineup \\ cdnc,J:J~ .1· l r :1..t)\ er .. ·< I
trom a slO\\ st.in lll-ltDl-!i 'tth ,'.?
1•11mts. That ''·" .1t:cr he h.1J
m1,~ct1 his l1 r:-.1 f1,c ~hob 111 the
llrl>t half.
Porter, the 1'11.11~< k.J<ltng '-.1..•r·
er ant.I rcboundi:r ti 1~ 'i1..1~ 111, h;1J
nmseJ the pre' iuu\ [\\ ,, 11.)s~cs w
R.rncho Sant1.1w .111d R1\l!r:.id..:
after complaining ol chc~;r p.1111~.
I k cot the O K 10 ;iJ.1\ \\ c<l1.o·
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IDf• -· From 81 _ ':-;;-. .• _ , ..,.. "' ·~we were julf' playing and laughing and having a good time,"
Whitaker said. "I wasn't taking lessons. Some of the guys were.
We just kind of talked about other thhlgs and played golf. A lot of
amateurs will get little lessens to help them. l probably play three
times a week; I take enough lessons."
Yes, Jim and Karen Whitaker arc husband and wife and both
Newport Beach Country Club members.
• Honorary Newport Beach Country O ub member Henri
Tubach, 97, was his usual smiling.self during the tournament.
"I was here when there were deer and slcunlcs running around,"
said Tubach, a former club manager who has been involved with
. 195<t-. ---
The club hosts a tournament for seniors under his name each
year with Tubach hitting the first tee to launch the event. There's
also a scholarship named after Tubach, awarded annually to a Cal
PoJy Pomona student pursuing a club management career.
• H erbert Ende, the-iongcsn:orrfinuous-plarer in the --.-
tournament, extended his streak to 17 years, but almost wished he
would've stayed home, finishing with an 81.
"What golf?" Ende responded. when asked about his
performance. "It was a beautiful day, wasn't it?
"They said something about a golf ball I was supposed 10 hit. I
think I had this golf ball in my pocket the whole tLme, and I
should probably keep it there." ·
. • Holes·in-onc:-Nobody did it at the Newport Classic Pro-Am,
but Lawrence Donatelle (Costa Mesa) and Bryan Linsley
(Newport Beach) both aced hole No. 6 at the Costa Mesa Gal(
and Country Club.
For Donatclle, it was a 138-yard drive on Nov. 5. for Linsky, it
was a 129-yard stroke on Dec. 14. Both entered the Drambuie
Rusty Nail Hole-In-One Sweepstakes, with a chance to win the
grand prize, a one-week trip for two to ScotJand.
Rlcbard Dunn ls • 0.1/y Pilot Sports Writer whose dub golf
column appears ev~ry Thursday.
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MCNEILLY:.
Corona,,~I Mar's
giant-killer Pilot's
Athlete of Week
From 81
"It just happened," McNeilly
said 1ifter pinning Remotti. "All of
the sudden, I was on top. I didh't
even realize what had happened ..
Against Levy, a first-year wres-
tler, McNeipy dominated. "He was.
real strong, but l don't know -I
think he's a firs1~y~•Lwt.estlcr and
· he didn't know a lot of moves,"
McNeilly said. "It takes a while to
get the moves down, but he was
real strong. Real muscular.
"I've been wrestling for four
years, so I've learned a lot of
moves. Usually, if you have the
skill, you can beat someone with
muscle. But I just keep gelling
real lucky at the end. It kind of
ge ts me going, but I don't know; it
makes me fight harder (knowing
what's on lhe line)."
Pigskin Classic
lands Stanford,
exas ... A&M·~ · r.• ~. ~
Dill .Walsh will resume his col·
leae coachin1 career ia Anaheim
Stadium on Aug. 26 when his
Stanford Cardinal take on the
Texas A&M Aggies or the South·
west Conference in the 1992 Dis·
neyland Pigskin Classic.
·Stanford was "'8-4 last season,
winning its final seven regular sea· '?" games before l~sing to Geor·
Texas A&M, coached by R.C.
Slocum, finished with a 10-2 mark,
losing to Tutu in its second game,
and --winning its-next nine before
dropping a 10-2 decision to Flori·
da State n the Collon Bowl.
The Aggies return 16 starters
from last season's Southwest Con-
ference championship team.
Quarterback Steve Stenstrom,
who·guided Stanford on its sevcn-
gamc winning streak beginning
with his first start, is back.
Proceeds from the Classic will
benefit the American Football
Coaches Association Retirement
Trust, the participating teams, the
McNeilly's two favorite moves National Association of Collegiate
-the barb wire and the arm bar Directors of Athletics Foundation
-usually put him on top. Of and the Division l·A Directors
IN l HE BUACHERS
Deep sea
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course, it never hurts having his Association.
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2 Dlliy 3315 FlltvleW Rold, Co1ta SCRIBING E>USTING ANO Or3 ange County on January '1otltJMle
MORELAND, HUSBANO association. aav;ngs as· DATE: Ot/03/92 COROAY be appq)nttd as ore the hearing. YOUt ap. tlOI --"'Y • 5, 30, Mtll, Calif. 92828 PROJECTED WASTE • 1902 ltu ...... a N ....
ANO WIFE Will SEU AT sociatlon, or uvlngs bank N, A. MORT QA Q E personal representattli't to pearance may be In !*ton t992 AntC>n DIMd ~llrom, QUANTITIES ANO THE fltlHI 11•.._...t
PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE sp«1fied In socilon 5102 of SERVICES INC Al administer the estate of the or by yow attor~ _ ThS074 3315 Fawiew Rold, Co1ta PROGRAMS . SELECTED Publrlhed Newpof't Beach-The f'olloWing per.ona
HIG HEST BIODF:A FOR the Ananclal Code and au-TRUSTEE Mo E MAIN docedenl IF YOU AAE A CR.EDITOR Sho · I Mela, c.lif. m21 BY THE CfTV TO FURTHER Cotta Mela Daily PllOt Ja~ art dolno business 11•
CASH. (payable 11 lime ot lhorized to do buslntn In ' THE PETITION requests or a contingent cred1tot of ~~? ~i!ai: Theodore Weller ~· REDUCE ANO DIVERT uary 23, 30, f'ebnlaty 8. t3, Bill RO-SS AHO soH, 3t1 111t In lawful money of tht this state Ille decedent's Will and the deceased, you must ftle *°"'• 14 NanNcket. Irvine WASTES TO ACHIEVE 1912 l/l111a Madere Newport
United States) 11: THE The s11ee1 address and FIND codicils, It any. be admitted your claim whh the court 1911 you compare Cakt.12720 ' GOALS ANO REQUIRE· Th-080 Beach. Calif ll2'eo MAIN NORTH ENTRANCE other common designation. to probate. The Wiil and and mail a copy to the I*• COits • Without hH•I• Suaen Jeanett• S.g•r· MENTS MANDATED av Wilatd Al9n Rou. 3tl
TO THE COUNTY COURT· 11 any, or lhe real propef'1y an apartment any cod1cil1 _,. -1vail1~ aonal represenlallve ap. Of PWOllrryt ICI .,. _ _. Strom Perry, 24681 ASSEMBLY BIOS (A8) 1139 PUILJC llOT1CI Vista Madere Newport
.. iOUSE, 700 CMC CEN· descnbed abo11e Is pur· for examination In lhe flle polnled by the court W11hln o .......... Manclevl.. Drive, Laguna ANO 2707. FOR FURTHER Beach Cllrf l2ieo through Classified kepi by lhe court. M2·597e tiila,. Call. 12153 INFORMATION, CONTACT PlollUeua This 'bvt1ne11 11 con.
Sally Eileen S.0-atrom fHE OEVELOPM!:N'f SEA· ._,..._.. llMM ducted by· an IDdlvlduel
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Sandta PnytM1 s.gtr1trom AVAllA8lE FOR A THlfUV la)THOMAS OSWAtO fU. lk.ttlnes• Name(1) llae.d
Daniell. 3468 Wimbledon 130) DAY REVIEW PERIOD ~EAAL CONSU\.TANT (bl-lltlOW on: JMWJlll'Y 1974
Way. Cotta ...... Calif. AT THE COSTA MESA TMOMAS OSWAU> Mat(). Wlllrd A. Rou 92$26 CITY HAlL. 77 FAIR Thi ............ Ruth AIW'I s.otntrom Mo-DRIVE. COSTA MESA, RIALS, 1533 Mifamar Dr.. • ltalamtnl WU ...... r1ar1y 2035 IJlctor11 D Ive CALIFORNIA. Balboa, Calif. 929el witn the County Cieri! of
Sant& Ana Calif 12708, • pub 111 h. d N. w p 0 r I ThOmH Pellf Oswald, Orangt County on J.-rf
EU91n9 H McWfarty 2035 Beach/Colla ~.. Daily 1533 Miramar Or •• Balboa. 14, 1992
Victoria Drive. Slni9 Ana, Pilot Januery 30• tm;..,,.... ~1i ~~lne11 11 con-Published ..._.!!..'~ Call!. 12708 .. ..,.... M ·--,....' _.,. Riche.rd Anion Moriarty duc1ed by: an Ind dual Colla Mesa Olily Nol Jan.
20382 SouthwHI Birch PUBUC NOTICE ~·g~•'~;!~ :: uary n . 30, FebNlrf 8. 13.
Slretl Santa Ana, Calif. CNltH421~ ""' under lhe FlcbtlOul 11112
112705 '1otttteue lk.ttlne11 Name(•) lilted lMll2
Jean Rut.h Moriarty, 22371 ........._ .._ above on: January 20, PUBLIC llOTICI ~==2 Ml11lon Viejo, lletetMnl 1992
Donald Eugene Morla~ The Folowlng '*'°"' Thoma• P. QawWd f1CTnlOUS 22»1 AoMbriar Mr1.i00" .,. dOlna bulinel• ... ,,,.. etatement wn fll90 •UllNEH ......
V!ejo, Calrf. 112112' SOC.SANTA MARGARITA with the Couflly Cltr1f 01 ITAT ... llT
Gregory L Buecher family VENTURE I, 4343 Von KM· Or~ County on J~ The Fotlow4nQ .-.on(t)
Trust, 400 ErMrlld Bay, man Avenue. Newport 11• 1 2 Flt IHI ere doing~ H :
Laguna Beach. Cald. 92651 Beach, Calif. 112880 SPORTS CAAD COHNEC-
.._rtbrinlt family TN1t. 62\ Rancho Santa Matgarlla Published Newpof't 8Nch-TION, 2'92 ~ lrvtne,
Larkapur. Gorona def Mat, ~1oclat11. • Cal1lornl1 Cotta Mesa Daily Pilot J~ CA 92715. Cai.f. 82625 limited pemer1hip, ~ Ull'f 23, 30. Ftbfuary 6. t3, John A. A1mo1, 6324
HatVey K. Lynn, IM7 Via Von Karman AV9nUI. New· 19112 ~ Ave, Alta Loma, CA
Fruterra. Santa Barbara, pan Beach, Calif. 12e60 Th-085 91737. Calit. 92651 Margarita Coel•y SOC Thie tK11lne11 11 con-
S11nley 0. Taeger, 21551 Partner•. • California llm-PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by an lndMdual
Calle Olono, El Toro, Calif. ll•d partner1hlp. 30211 The regl11ran1(1) coin-
92630 Avenlda de lu Bander11, Flclllleua menced 10 t.ranaac:t bulif·
Jack w. Stepheoaon, Jr .• Rancho Santa Margarita. h•IMN N.... ""' unoer Vie f'tctltloue
1215 Key w .... Cofona de! Calif. 92tle le.t.....,.t 8u1lne11 Name(•) lilted
Mer, Cll 11. 92'25 Thi• bu1lne11 la con-The following l*•ona •bow on; 1-14·92
South Cout Ptua, 33H> ducted by: I general Pll1· are doing t>usmea111• Jot\n A. AMlot
Fairview Road, Co1ta MBhlp MONTESSORI HARBOR Thie 1tatement w11 M9d M .... Calif. 112828 The regl1tr1nl(1) com-MESA SCHOOL. 3025 Ceo-with lht County Ctertl °'
Thia bu1lne11 11 con-menc:ed 10 lranuc1 bull-dar Ave., Co11e M11a, Orange County on Jatwy
due1ed by. a llmlted P#l· nlll under Ille FictltlOUI Callf. 12'28 14, 1992.
neraNp 8"9lne11 Neme(1) lilted MorMlaorl HlfbOf Men F9tltH
Tne re9l1trant(1) corn-•l>cMt on: !!,•~ 5. 11181 SC'hool, California, 3025 Published Delly Pi10f.,.,.. menc:ed 10 lrenllC1 bull-~.~,.:::"-'= Truatl!._.. Oeodar, Cotta M ... , Cahf. ,...,., 18 23 30 F...., ...... 1 MM under the flc111lout ,..,. 1 .. ,....,_,. was n,... 92821 -, ' ' ' __ , '
Bullneu Nam•(•) lllled With tht C~ C1etk of Thi• bualne11 11 con-199Z.
abowe Oft! s-:•· 1971 Orange Cdlny on Oec:ern-dueled by: a COfPC)fation "'°" Henry T. trom, Al· ber :'1. lll!t The regl1trant(1) corn-._ _______ _
tomey In F tor Oenetal PIH7D mtnctd 10 tranaact bull-Dan A
Partnen Pubfllhed ~ a.actt-.,... under the Flc11llout llA A
Thie atatement we" filed Cotta Mna Dally PtloC Jan-lk.talneu N1me(1) lilted UIACI ~Al.£ with the County i..k of ,..., 23 30 ,-...-. 8 13 lbow on: '971
Orange County on ~ 1992 ' • ·--' ' ' Pfealdefll
bef 24, 19111 Th-07S Thie a&aternenl Wll flied 142-5171 Fl tllU With lhe County Ci..11 of
PutJlehed Ne'#pof1 e.actt-PUIUC llOTICI Orange County on J811U11rt Coaca Mell Dllty Plot Jan. \0, 1"2
..., "· 23, 30. febnart •• '"" • ., liliiili.-,912 Publlahtd Nftport BMch-
Th-057 Col" Mesa Dally Pt1oC JM. ,_________ ltat•••RI uwy n. 30, fltlNary 1. t3 •
.. l'UIUC liOTICI the 'o1ow1ng sier1on1 1m
·-----------•• dolnQ bullnet• aa: tfOTtCll Of' LAKEUNO PARTNERS. Th"°'3
PUKIO UL& OP 300I Ctlft Ottwe. ~ PUii.iC ltOTICI
MAllDOllmt Beach. Clllf. 112913 ----.,_ NOfltlRTY 9ooer A. De Young, 530 r-
NOllc. ~-..,, Hricw ltland Or •• N.wpot1 .......... ...... "* the _.1 e.~act1. c1. ~ Y s .. ,, .... nt ... .. SMAlllC "' pur· ~ ..... ouno. Tht FClllowlng P«.ona __,.to leclon 21100 of 3155 ... SNdow Wflll, .,. dOlna bullnae1 II:
the .......... I P'rot.I· Laguna Niguel, Caltl. t29'n ORANG! COUNTY TAEK· lloNI Co., the tolowlng KeMeth O«dau. 711 P'al· WONOO PLUS, 2Utt
deacrtbed PIOllef1Y to wtf: r.:. ~ Ntwpot1 BMctl. Camlnlto Loe Pocltoa, &...
ICINNITH IURIN H-e WeNty Gerdau, 711 P'al· C Hiiia, Calf. '2953 11119• ...,, "'· delll, oma Ottwe, Hewpor1 IMctl. m 1':" ~ ~
.,_.., IOOll, dNIMr, 40 Caflf l2eeO IOI I --Hilla ClllC
baa, lftleC. CMNfl CLAvt Thia bu1lne11 11 c~ 9~ --• • .... a. .... 4 chi., ap ... _. .... -0 ....... I IMll. ...,_ wt t1ft1. --.. ,. • "* ...-.. Tnla bullne•• 11 con-'°" CUAK C-22 8ed Mflhlp due*' by: .,, ~ ...... c:M. Chftl, lbl: Tne reol1trant(1) com-The reol1t11nt(1) COfft.
...... ba. Lll HELM F-$2 rnenced -lo trantact ~ menc.d lo tr1lf'IMCt bull-
lleteo, 1p•r. 10 bu. ""1 undet the f1ctlttout neee ...-the PtcllOUI ....... COUIEN HOGAN lkmnM• Name(•) ~td 9'illnell NafM(a) .....
.. t4 f'tct .. lbl, bk•. if>eak· •bove on: Odot»lf •· ,... abOW9 on: '*'-" '· •• n . Mite. JORQE MMOS Rooer A. De Young Ootdon HamMon
£»•lumper 1 b•• of (7) ™• ltetement ••• tlled Thia ........... .... ..... will .,. by Compel. with .,,. C°""'V Clttk °' ... the c..., a.tr of
11119 blddlnQ (Mflten ...-, er-. County on o.c.m. 0r-.. c.nr .,. .....,.,
blctl may 119 UMnmed In bef 31, '"' 1a. ,. acwanc•) on the lltl ctav Of Flt•HI ,.,_ '*'*Y· 19N al 2 00 fl M. P'ubllNd ...._, ._.. Pt U PliMlll ,....,... ..._ ~:--........ c.. ..... Olly..... c... ..... .,.., ...... Illa 9*rl _,... .-y at,'°·,~ I. IS, _,a. a........., 1. 11,
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Houses1Condos 111 '1'\l l:\C,(11\:
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Duplex Only 1345,000. Attord.t>le In Newport
,Obi lot In redeW!op-Beechl 1171,000 tor a
Oc1anVlewLotl •••• , , ..... tire-:,:.h::aNtr:..ic.n1.:; llAYfUDGe Conde, ............... ~··· ,..,, 111A. ~~ .... 111A. 1..., ..-:•.
BuUd!ng paana aveB-ptace, 2 car ~· Avd -M4.a518 gated oomm. 28r 211a, 1-18R. 1100-13000/ 1700/rno. --r.-1 blk to ~. new
(it-.NEllAI. 1002 able. Laguna BMC!\ Wuhef/Ofyer & f11g • w/d, r-"lg. I genigee, Mo. No '" charged. cathy AG! ln.8474 paint/carpet. 1110 UC11
area, good ne6ghbot· avl 11200.14().6324 ......... 1at99 pool pool A ..,..-11390/ Afl.. Ma•'Ha1 YEARLY. lmmac 28' pd. 544-4944 CORD• a11TY meot .,.. of doWn· new 2 BA I u • u r y
~ tbwn HuntlnDton condo. Comer of 15th hoodl 1350,000 w/~ hm, 3ir 28•. att gw, mo. Avt now. Daya. liillli 48r 2\tlla 2.sey 2 ... 2 peopl9 only.1-...... -------
T•m• (118)503-2014 •Che"""'9 ~•r ••• patio, lmmec. No pata. 142-5136. l!ve~111 oondo .,,tv ... --Carpet drapea, atl 2BA 28A unlL o.r.g., Open floor plan. 3bd, Beach. oQr•at Polen· & !Nine. Reatrlctlona
hardwood noon near 11.i. Call today. apply. Call 879-9191 Frplc, lge maatr aulte. 12000/mo 2t"'-......_1..... • --· .... _" ... :.._, • No ..-frple, aundKlr. 308 Open Sun, .... 703 lri• .,,....,.. ..... BEAUTIFUL hc:k lie\' ftreplace, pool. lt&OO ,.._ ""' n . --· 32nd SI. l10IO/mo com m . poor. p•••"lll Re••n 8258,900 (18208S) IVVW -MOBILE home actually 11500 mo Tao-G1H PMI ........ 3Br 2ba view local. Oal•d + aecurlty. Cllll hnd4 "'°'"'°· 173-&091 ywtv. ~ home w/frplc In Ce,_ entry. 38A, 2\IWJA, eM-5771, N , M·f'. YEARLY. Lrg unfurn •
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I f'f{(ll't-:Hl Y 1.1 ''°' ERA Rlffe.tw & Lloyd ·----------on the bay. Great "' .. llieW. lrg lot. 110,900. ff3-5555 •Y OWN•R 3Br 2Ba. --.,,.3!1~1M~73-~~==::11--:::::::::-::-1 --~.;._..;..;..;..;.. __ I Walk lo beach. Cul----uO IT YOURSELF d••ac. sase.ooo. ca11 Seiter Anxlout MOVING TO
3~~:':! ::h~' ~: ~!:s !o-:-* ...:=-:,:: =:c9 ,,:_a..,:m ~: ITINYTO UllDI ~~ ,.;.' J:':: F':rl 3::.~ ~a'::'8:
garage, aJcytHH. Yrly. Ma .. 797 comm pool. Nr play· ftARL 18drm to . llOO/m0.113-4878 parlllng, 11200/mo lo
Priced under market. Frank/Sue ~3 3bd 2ba unit. remod-LAS VEGAS? $2100/mo. 84().()888 •··----------grnd. $2200/mo c.a 38R homn/dupS.x" June 1. MCM784. 8PACIOU8 4811 311A Theo 780-1219. Agt avt now H50-l1llO/
Slngle story P.,k MOTIVATED SELLER! el•~ kitchen, up-Tired ol the high --.-1-1-aweo--.. ---2 sty hM. E'ald9. 2 fr· • mo Incl OCNntronL tlRoE STUDIO btock
Open 10... Sat/Sun. pie•, fncd yrd, grdnr. BIO 3Br 28a, gw, lrg VIII Rentall lo baY & bcteeft. Yrly. Place. 4bd 1 3/4ba. graded bath, ampi. co•t ot living? 2 bed-Need1 TLC. Large lot. Popular 3bd I• eri•P 1torage. l117,000(19S) room, 1 bath hOm•
$288,000 (8540R) and clean. Franch ERA a.-..... I Lt-a.I on a large. walled
3BR. 2BA. 11350/mo. alryllghta. 84C>-OUI kltch, din area. Ouiel. , l?Mltl 11.tOO/MO charming Utll• Incl. IAO/mo +
2BA. 28.A, 11200/mo. ~~'°bet\ & Udo VK-llayfront, UIR 111A, l400 Opeft .. Wun
EllU R n ..... & u.....a door•. fireplace. Near ._ ....... , IVJll corner fol. •u ... r
"" I e .. , "'" beach. 1274,800 HUHS Loo•tlonl . Com-
Gar, w/d hp, 722·9009 --· 11300· M4-e922 WESTCLIFP Spacloua pvt beh, pr~ng. Boat 104, 111~ I!. Bey Ava.
J"""'9 CreeiC&tii IMMAC WI• aen.oa 4BR 68A, d9n. dining apace avt. 419·2088 On th• Bay. Purn 28A. H3-5555 (19542P) '""f""tte...-""'a"""tutfa"""""_B_y_Own____ pletely renovatedl
LIGHT & BRIGHT ERA Rlfftrty I LJoyd "212. ext Ano•t. t 1eve1 ~:5.~~kb~~1• B~n~ Ocean view, tennla. w/2 maaler aultH. nn. Sing~ ~t°{" ,:.': $900/mo Veatly. Bay w grea1 cond. ~Ing.
3Br 21ABa. 2400 aq ft, 1811 CONDO S1200/mo. Acl'• Joyce car gar. v m . 2BR 2BA, carport clod to l"any. 1121&/
Flowing floQr plan. 913-5555 20eO VIII• Cajon Helen today at (702) white decor. ~ at Delaware and M&-2319. Sally e.w G4ll 12300/mo. Call 8'11 320 Nvatado Pi.c. mo. (310, 3~.
cells. S2.791S. 721•9547 Garfield. $825/mo. 55 972·1270 or 844-1274. 1141e1:J...t:J84 4bd 2ba. Ceramic tne, --N--t-..... -.. --h--OP4n houae Sat. 1 •3 399·9242 for lnfor· parquet entry, prof••· tlr ...,. IC $3291<, 818·333·1859 matlon.
alonal landscape. Valuel 4bd 2ba 2atory VIEW 1284,900 (6880V) w/fam.rm. Big lot, RV
ERA Aifte.+u l U...... accen. Beautltul Belcourt Hiii. Port Townllftd,
"' "1" t274,800(8081E) 2 marble frplc•. wet 983-5555 W Rlflt*' & 11-...1 bar, t\I cell•, hardwd • W11hlngton
-11 ."55•55-t:" floors. Euro lc;ltch , e acr••·50 101a-Som• Priced for action! -ga1ed. 2Br 211.iBa. w/Vl•w•. Wiii Hll .
3 bd pool home. Wlla.. to ltlCh S595.000. 840-9306 or whole ·or part, Ideal
Large comer lot. gOOd a 819-340-1545 for d • v e Io p • r . loc uon $218 ooo Great 4bd w/famllyl---------1 S249 "'00 831-5044 or
(1 4;21ci • rm. Skyt11aa1 You'll Waterfront larplnl 200-:iis.2o52.
ERA R ff l U,..... love It. R • d u c • d t o I trty """ S2'79,900(21312Y) $249,5000. Room 1or HS-5555 ERA Rlfftrtr l Uoyd 50ft yacht • 2br 21>• Houses/Condos
For Rent CORONA
DEL MAR I 022
waterfront condo w/ 113-5555 gorgeoue views.
Wlttrfront Commun.... Owner nHds offer.
"' Call today Propertla• atart at PARADISE Rl!.a•TY 1132,500. Prestlglou• '"""-BALBOA • 2bd • Apt
llvlng, boat 1llp1 avail. --Bay vu S800
CloH to rHtauran11. NEWPORT BEACH •
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a otdef'. 942.1124 Lea ..... DI North
aar ... fam rm, frplc, End Unff -2BA +
dble pr, lrg patio w/ 2.5BA twnhm, 2 Ut
apa. quiet cul-d•aac, attach ~ 11360.
•••tatd• 1 BR 18• CIOH to achoo!•. near Bkr, Uong• C>-5864
house. Want quiet M/F 405 & Magnolia. LEASE/LEASE OPT
('OSTA MES/\ :! I :!·I
•Ingle. Carport w/alley $1350. 229-2440 1vme 8alboe Beautl·
ace•••· TRW raq'd. •·L-R-0--18-R-tw_n_h_m-. -0-P--ul 1 at floor 1tudlo.
Call Robert Miiiiken tlon to buy. W/O. frig. 1975/rno. 1M4~
790-5000 Remu RlttS 1700/mo Include• op-""N_w_p_t -N-o-. -2""'er--2-~-Ba .....
Mov•ln Spec•ll
1400 OFF t It 11011
Twnh••·•tyle, 3Br
2~B•. end garage.
W/O hkupa, poof &
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lion Ownr/~1 364-2543 twnhme. frplc, an 2
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Open Sat 1·5
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houae/gym. $1050 Rlvl•r• Twnh,...ll
In gated comm. 2BR
9ultaa, family rm, II·
brary, 2500 a/f. All
white decor. A value
at U950 6 mo I••·
C•ll ...0.5324 Dinner for Two at
G•I• wlll direct you.
Upgr•d•d. some view,
2 l.,O• patio•,
S595,000. (6¥•% IOan).
Altr•eller •
Hom• + Income
Juat Llated •
Only $535,000
Ne•test 2Bdrm home.
large flreplac:•. up-to-
dat• kitchen, fenced
rear yard. 2Bdrm Unit
w/long term tenant.
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COSTA MESA 102-1
E'SIDE 38A 1 BA 5-car
gar, lrg lot. Great loc:a·
llonl Custom remodel
Int & ext. OPEN SAT
,.... 492 Flower St.
Asking $380,000 Call
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PARADISE REAL TY LIDO ISLE • 2bd .·Apt 4Br 2'hBa, big Y•d.
ft.I __ ..._.__ $1395 ·----------... v1...rmtlngf PENINSULA • 4bd • HP family rm, frplc, •DUPLllX 2Br 2Ba,
Fall In Lowl Spacious Upper, new cpl, paint vacant. S 1325/mo. garage, balcony. blk
HllNTI N<i HIN
HAHB011H llH2
I.AG UNA
»EACH I (J.lli
C1t1lln1 luftllta!
No. coast & city lit•
vwal 2BR 2Ba. crnr lot
S356K Agt 4~7
J.A<aJNA
HI I.LS I 11~>0
Reduced!
LQ.vaty 3bd overtook•
8"\lre valley. Vaulted
celling, marble fpl.
PoollapL SM3,900(4n
ERA Rlffwtr I Uord
llUW
end unit, vauned cell· S1575 Remu R1tt1 842·9797 10 bch. S1200/mo.
Inga, akylltff, fpl.. PENINSULA • 3bd • (818)359-4539
private dedl. House S1850 -2-+-2-c_on_d_o-. -d-b-le_a_nc_h •---------
t'9,800(2502M) BAYVIEW TERA • 3bd gar w/d hk up 1244 •LIDO ISLE• ERA D......._ I Uo..., • Twnhm $2400 .:. F-' /F 1 ·f • 2BR t BA t\M. Patio, ,_,. .. 'f J" UOO ISLE 4bd H IQ "• _, a New loc. 11$1555 .,.;,.,,. se • S1000/mo. 8S0-10S3 frplc, dbl gar. $1400/
•HUNTINGTON•
__,,, mo Vrty 885-0215 Of
0WINTER
RENTALS AVAILABLE
2BR 2.58A condo, W/ 873-1328, 329-3897
Sld9 BIUtta, view. fpl, •Nice 2BR 1BA* d/W gar, w/d, no peta. di 1 p' ti ,· $990/mo. 873-3285 •Po•• ' • o. gar w
Waterfront Homes Inc:. --------openr. e11clnt area. no Realtors Clean House: 2BR 28A, pets. S875. 840-9797.
631·1400, 760-3600 E.Slde. Gar w/opnr. 129 40th St "8 "
lndry rm, nr ahopa. 3 bdrm. 1 BA. gar.
E11cl yd. No petal Allall NOW. $1 t50.
amkra. $1000/mo. 220 Agent 615·3777 or pgr
Hl\LHOI\
ISl.ANLJ :.?l<>tl Ogle St. 846-4718. 857·3996 Jim Jacob• •BUCH AREA• 3BR 2BA S1850/mo on
S370/MO , Incl utll. yrty IH. No group1. CM near M oth•r•. 2BR 1BA furn, patio, 1
Driftwood Park, 28r, 321 Amarhyst. 818-Room for rent. house. car gar, Avail 2·1 to &-
2Ba. Immaculate I 799-4856 or 646·6219 2BA 2BA lg BR. non/ 15. S750 + H C. dep.
5 s + • pet o . k . Terrlflo 2 br 1ba ga· amkng profs. $450. 773.9432
•38,900 •w OWn•r rage, patio, flr•place n.2-6463, 250-3691. 2BR 2BA CdM St 100/
714-373-9211 11395/mo W·9S5·2800 B a Ibo Call fOf' .6.ftpt H•7s ... ~·5 EHlald• 2BR 1 ea, gar. mo. 2 R 3BA • • ......, or · ...,.... encl patio, "° peta. 11300/mo. 642·7404
A CHEA<iE 112!"> S850/mo. 293e Santa•---------
Ma Ave 1c 84s-1020 Back 81y Condo!
In Woodstream Com-MES A VERDE 38R pjU..--3.llr ~.t-.
n~BA. frplc, 1500 a/f, 2.58a, frpk:, w /d hkup,
gar, grdnr. Avall 2/1. attacMd 2 car gar.
S1225/mo. 648-9906 S1250/mo. 261-9151
r•.~il:-r'~
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18R newer. nu pnl.
atove, refrlg, carpet,
blind•. 165(). 7 f4-723-
0414. 310-t24-e043
BAVEA
Ul&GEIALE
&42-5&71
l UHi!'."·'
llt-:I.Ml\ll •1;•·~
••V•rw 811••l•ue & Unique Studio Apt,
walk to bNChl MOO/
mo. Teo-9709
FIND an ac>at1ment through classified
Paste Ads Here
By Owner. Small ~1'A
& aleeplng porch +
guest hou1• on lg
80x1:t7 R-1 lot. A•klng
$219,000. 548-5659
1-'0UNTAIN
NEWPOHI
HEACH I Ofi!J
Acre1pforS1le
SeYefel bulldabl• lots.
5-20 acre parcels In
Temecula/Hemet.
StartJog at Ste5.000.
Call Judy Dean 714·
767-0449
av OWM•R warm. PARADISE REAL TY
"FAST
HSULT"
SHYICI
DIHCTORY
for ltt·~ult "''r\ I( I' ( 'Jlf
'4J.U71
Ii&. S\O
Nie• 2Br 2'hBa twn· Ext 100 or 542·6415
hme, garage, frplc, ilYii1o01E condo w/
PoOI, CanyonNlctorla view, 2BR 2Sa, 2 ear.
area $950/mo. "'"• W/d, pooV •P•. HC
Mail lO: Dinner for 2 Contest, c/o The Daily Pilot
330 w. Bay Sl, ~ Mesa c.A 91b27
VAi.LEY llU 4 bright, upgract.d Ver· ...
aalllff. 2 apflt mstr1---------'--------~ "•ntal• 978-4812 $1295 Agt-846·8106
2 Master Sult11
Ideal for roommates.
5yr o ld end unit.
vaulted celUnga. oak
cabinets. g arage
aullea, mrbl fp &·~~~llllllllllll~llllllllllll~llllllllllllllllll~~--~------.................................................................................................. ... entry. S187K 1 wk
onlw. MLS comp1
S198K. Or leaae
S1100/mo. 631-e6'7t
s148,ooo (11333s> -,-1-NAL--l-Ul_L_D-ER--•
ERA Rafferty l Uoyd CLOSE.UPI
H3-5555 -.Saa ff•lro•
See, algh & buy! :N~w\~~~ Condo• E11panded Sbd Park o bl ff H Place w/llbra"" + craft • n u Nr oag · • e Studloa & 2BR room. 3 IJ)I. Pooll•P&'fir• e 8 Min Walk to Buch
pit. l4"9,000(lSn5M) e S159,9K·S249,9K ERA Rafferty I Uord su ttAtR• ff3-5555 Shirley 942·1018
HUNTINGTON
81-:ACH 10..ao
FAMILY HOME
GREATBUYU
Priced for quick Nie
by moUvated out of
atate ownerl Two
l.,g• Unit Duplex.
3BR 2Ba ea. Steps to
beach, canal. comm
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Service
Directory
A( ( 0\;~ 11:-./(i
BOOKKt-U'l:\l(i .l\Of>
pane. Quiet loc, yet In .................... .
•ummer rental area. I N C R E A S E
ERVICE
l\l'f'l.IAN< t-:s
SI-:HVIC't-. .1-\:!h
PAVLS'S APPLIANCE SVC
NA Makel and Model1
Courteou1 5""' 55&-0515
3021-8 Hatbor Bl. C.M.
(' E tlA !\1 f(
TILES .l'•.!'°1
THE ORIGINAL
DUN thl TILi UN
!t-t-:NCES
lit l>J:( KS .rn1:1
Now eonllructlon & r•
palra. All types.
Cltannln9 8rown
Cen•truotlon. Lie.
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MASONl!Y .lM:.!M AHC'HITt-:< 'TllHt-:
llllAFTINCi .I l!li
leaky ahower•·Aeld
wuh a. regrout. New
& Repair. Bathrooma-
Shower door•. Kite· Floors-Plumblng Uc. •Cuatom briclc, block &
l'AIN 11.'\l«i 31;:,."1 111 >O t-I NC i . t ~ I o
RAIN.OW C....,. llelnt. CenatruoU•" 8p• ""'*"' 11'11/&1. Holllt{ olaH.... AJt roof &
Ape. Oual. fob. FrN a deck rapatra guatan-8&. lc,MNl1 138-1751 teed. Loweat price.
,.... 158Liune 15,... F'" .... 24 hfL 11e.
All aorv. pertonnod 890-8817, 147·1708
Fr" E•t/8"1 Price Fr .. Eallma1.,, New r•
Lve m1g. 875-5415. roof a repalra. Uo.
W.P. YOUNGQUIST 14118os245-eou
s•·tn.>--...
S>-HVI< 's ('I 'fl
4BA 2BA large home
w/pl/t yaJd In quiet
CDS In pride-of·
ownership 11elghbor·
hood. $254.900 w/
Term11 OPN TODAY
Drive by 4409 Riv•. uouR Tenant occpd, do not 1
dl1turbl 1395,000. To REACH view, call {714)982·
* Plana, addJremod., 25yra o.c. 17~ Premium oak 1290/ atone 31 yra OC Bue
new conat., Local ••P· cord. Del. & Stacked. Guamf'd. Ue" 587294 rafa. Deel9n Dlmen-TILE lnatalled/RepaKed. Al.o Euealyptua. Elm. ao11 93,.7 .. 7 PllntJnt CtntrlCW Sprlnldere .,.
Ouallty painting by Se 11 your no ma onty buatneu. .... ~ ..
p r o I • a a I o n a 1 1 . through claaalfted. I & I n a 1 a It a ti on a PATRICK TENORE
Agt 780·8702
(<Mr $150.000,000 Sold)
42"' or e50.~l9 THROUGH •Ion• N3-0880. Prompt Cola1loul ...._ Pine. 984-4099
FrM Eat. & Reler9nC81
John' Shefby.MtMt 71
Brick. Stone & Flatwork Ltc"8020H. lnaur9d. MaH79 CnartH 722·7124. Live In Newport OUR NEW Premium Oak. eve. & Patloa, & garden walfa
wknd delivery avail. 111tegrlty & affOfdable
Bob Hiii 123..esae. uc154n30. 381-8843 pager 184~929 •
Fr .... t.84W305
1t1eh for Ontr • IMPROVED • •Jls= LOWER RATES
Compl9t• Sldft C.. Cllll.ll ('AHi· 1 .•. 11, l'!'\l't HIN(, .1."1;11 Acne, pigmentation,
New Studio Condo ~ fB Call NOW fOt Dotallal
Shlrtey M•·10t5
wrinkles. Fr" c~aul· Loving Chlld Care Avall.
talion 841-059~ My aal•. clean NB
HtrSINESS
Sl·.HVH TS .I l"M
home. F·PT. Call
Mary.64a.MN
1 111\~ll Y MAN :n 10 ........... ., ..... " ..... ,
Rental PROPERTIES
Palnl-C.rpentry-etc:.·
Dfywall. a..,MS-5271
111ckL t1t1, aLOC9', co ...
CRST• Uc. & Aefa.
175-2922.
* Waltpaper men. ~1 ... ,. ••.
Fr" "t. Aval now • 838•4••
Venture 1n10 remote arus to en1oy you• outtngs and
be sell sul11c1en1 with you1 own table and s1001s
Folded oown tnt lable measures 47 > • 41' • 5..,·
h en toldeo ~1001 is 1'" • 21 .., ' 4 -.· J11sl pack
1nem into your vehicle and you ve aecla1td your cn-
dependence tr om overcrowded pa1 ks and roadside rul
11us Srep oy sttP cnstruc:rcons and 11110101 9u1de
you '" tiles easy to bu110 oro1ec1 _____ .... _______ _
seno ~neck 10 0 #'751 1r1ve1 Table • 50 ~DP P1t1ern Oepl 0 112·Pt0• ca1a100 S3 95 p o 8011 2383 (Ptelulll\g 700 wo011wo1k1no
van Huys CA 91409 itnd h1n4•c1afl ~or•C"I
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Address -------------·
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Stal• --lJp
Prlct lllCIUdtt Po•llfl & H1MMt
I
$1.21 per.line
per day.
That'a ALL you pay.
Buedon4 Wt.
24 lnMttionl
11\IN
CPA ... k. cli.nt. nn·1
atatamenta, comput8'
ayatam•. au taKea.
S25/hr 559-7158.
Cl\BINJ-: rs :14!111
c l.Fl\NIN(,
SU!\'11 I'., I, l'i All typo9 repalra. Paint·
Ing, Stucco, drywall,
.,, ".....,,,,.... fence• a g••••· Senior Ucen..cl, bonded. In· Olac:ount. John ~~111 aured alnce 1110. 0 ..., .. ,8 ... 136-1438. -nomefBuelneH
...,CONVEYS CUSTOMS Improve,,,.,,., Drywall.
MO\'l~'IH; .l ".t I
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Pr" Wardr0b9•. Pree e•t. T148288. M•ter
carcS/vlu. Ma4aH
PUILIC NOTICE
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DRANDRUNllR
Pereonal AHlatanV
Corporate & Nraonllll. can 31°"49 ... na
SERVICE
DIRECTORY '°' more Information CALL TODAVll
ASK FOR
CANDY
Cabinet s/Furniture H..,.. .,. Oflloe Ex· Cerpemr; &' Painting.
Fl nlahH/RHtoratlon: ~9d & rellable. Bond9d. 845-7822
A11 qua11ty. 54w31s C:::::::::i ~-HANDY ANDY
C't\Hl'J-:N I HY .1:1111 ....... ~
PaMt-Cablneta-Stalra
two-Ol'y..t ... ,111,..
Etec.Plumb-Palnt. Lt.
Carpmty, etc 831 -4043 Aellable houHcteanlng
by the day. Local arH. Eacef r•ta. Call UOo & Newpof1 Handy·
Yolanda 931·1M7 man .. rvlcff. Remod·
The Cellr. Pubffc Utlll-
tlH Commla91on "E· QUIRES that .u uMd Mlllu• Plu•ltln .
household good• 130/hr. Ae .. .r-.
mover• print their Job too big or llNll.
P.U.C, Cal T numb«, F0t •" your plumblng
llmoa ~ chauneur1 need•. M0-411•
YOVf S~ DlfeelOl'Y
Repr•Hntatlve
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Home lmprovamenta. 111'\....,IHI• tttl'\
Ill II 1'1~1, I"·''
... & Aclcmtons too • U14007
I I I .I\ I 1 I IN I. I : :.'II
prlnl their T.C.P. num·
bar In all adv8'tl ...
manta. If you have a
queatlon about the ... o••lti 01 • movef I limo
or cflauffeur. cell· 842-4321
Ext 310
Alt Ph•M• of car-pen. try. 20 yr9 Hp, A ... -
able, rala. 831-4041. Carpentry, remod•I• • ..-AVAILAILI TODAY ptumblng, •l.clrlcal.
Publtc Utllltlea
CommlaalOn
114-518-4111 Remodel a. Aepaoa ahOw•ra .. ub .. 119-boat ""'* Conct'et9 Dirt etc
=•n.Caba·Bathe cloCU. Jefl. ll04211 ~ ~ ·~ ..-L ( ID W" ... Qwll 711..... ~ dlllipl ._.
I ~ I ' 11',J ',t O
I I I < l 1111 ,\I t" I o Kltchen1-llat hroom•
Room addltlona.
Plumbing, cal>lneta, ~~~-ceramic tile. tormka. ·--..· ,..... ....
f I \1 I ".; I
I II '\I I I< I I I ' . · •.
drywall, painting. t.J. ,,... C.C. c.., C... Uo •CtOU31IO, l'rM
l'rench doora. "'" .,....., k Lii. mm. .... ,.._, ~
Htlmat••· ln9'ff'ed/lf-...,_. ~ LAM ......_ h"Joomm.. Gp;; i
cenud ("US434). (m•?On Ina~. ,,.. .... Oual~ hMce IY9-14 hr....., NMo9
••me. 714/H?-ttn. "1or Ad Action .... ,.n, ...,_ ·
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toMM, "" Call b•I. IAm & 711-7111 UAM. 47N701.
"""" ........ I Und9c11P. conlttucffon. -.. ....., ..-_..
meaonry, concrete. ,_..,,....._.,_..,.
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AD-VISOR
Ml·H71
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Jim W!?r!! IQ.1IOI C«Mft. -..a2•7 ,.... Jollj -·-
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Low coat. """' ...-W. roof repair• a ....... Oceanvtew ~
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' HAPPY-BIRTHDAY-
TO YOUI
Is someone spedal hlMng e ~
In Fcbn8y? ~ It In the Diiiy Plot
end lndependaltf Send In • ~
photo elons with S10.00 or jult • m11119c
with $5.00 end WC wtll publish Jt on
FcbNery 6th.
Ocedtlne: ~ 31, 5:00 p.m.
Send ''fOAX masosc to: ·
The Detty Ptlot & Independent
330 W. B8y St.
Costa ~, CA 92627
Attn: C&esslkd Happy 8'rthd8y -----------,'c 1::.. _____ 1
I Phone • I
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'' 1 _ ._;,,. s10.oo_a a1r111c11y I ~
Masegc onty $5.00 ~
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Call 642-5678.
Put a few words
to work for you.
. . ' \ I ~ . • ' . , E"ll~ 2tlf 18a dupln.
lml tM. d/W, bit Ina. •llOVl-11 IPICIALI patio. Quiet, nHr
pool, dbl oarpott, no t•R •_,.au •hope. No peta. 1750/ ....._deck. MIO. Pool. epa. c~~ mo. Ml-6512
7I0-11• ..... 9 toe. ...TUICS '=""~~-----MWtU •••t.W. 21Sr 1154, car•
t pC)rt, lndty, Int loc•
Cosy ~ • d/W, .u::...i ........ f tBA. tlonl Ht-IS 11th Pl. trplo, beamed clel8. E 1125 No Pet M4-0452
1100Glmol7M177 ,,;: tt:· =· r= liltll61
1 tlA 1 gw IMO + ~ M2·59M 9aok 9aw n to ltOll, , btk tll Alt( lilt H•r· Small 11SR, 1BA. gaa to bOh, 310 Marguetlte ~ a1vt1. Pool & W/0 hook·up, amall
131"°"4 laundry room. Call bac.k yard. no ~ wn.'tN~ 2 R 1'418a, 54&-90e1 159!5/mo. MS.1~1
frplc, new crpt/pelnl, ~1 ~IS~A~M~o-b.,.,11_•__,.h_o_m-.-,-. After 3pm
P"' patio, bll& to bch/ OYi.t, aec:ure. From
ehope. No peg. AYI '500-MOO. 1991.New·•--~IU~8""T~.,,.,.,., •• D ..... ~--
nowl 11100 87...,.72 port ISNd. No pell Country Wood•
84&-8373 Large 1 BR loft Apl,
'''"''" ,,~ ..... \ .'h.'l •1R .a-a S895/mo. No peta. I JlftlVU 180 21 II SI. 848·4262 Patkalde ocean view. or M5·~3
Clean 28A houM tor Available nowt Appt to 1.,....--------,..,. In quiet ... t. '"' •~1 .. t07 Large t BA In quiet
elde neighborhood. , ... Ne Pet• complex, garage,
New paint. Enc.I bKk aaR Co laundry. No pell. yard. Ideal fOf wortclng ttaee. amall 2020 Fullenon Ave.
roommet" 1790/Mo yard. atove, trptc, SM5/ mo. 831-a427 Call 94e-480a 33e E 20th St. S875
mo-mo. 8..._1827 LARGE 1BR, very clean,
1---------29" ... t .. de. Fire-frHhly painted, gar w/
place. yard, w/d hook operntr, lndry. 1984C llovl-ln lpeclall up. SN5/mo. No peta. Anaheim. 545·3229 MOO OFF 11t llOI! ~....-.<8_1_a>_a_.~_31_1_0_
31Sr 2~Ba, 9nCI ga· 2BR, new carpeVdrpa.
rage, W/0 hkup1f pool 1700/mo + aec. 590 & epa. 2233 Fairview Joann St. Avt lmmed.
Rd M8-700t (213) 588-1219
•---------HA 111s aq. n. ow, 2
llow-ln lpeclall
Va Off 1 It llonthl
t•Seo.Depe ...
Spaclou1 1 SA, qutet
cool ocean brHz ...
pool, covered partclng .
.. ~•ree•eAltt• 848-033•
• 1.1we cii. riew 1ge
llSA 21SA, gar, 1980.
GrHt Neighborhood.
Ma-7334
•Do you nHd IO clean
2br 1 ba? Garage. new
cpl, O/W, atorage.
1750 No Pel M0-2495
pallo1, ven & mini
bllncla, pool & apa, ltt·
neaa ctr, volleyball.
Central loc.atlon near
OCC @ Harbor/M9'·
rlmac 11050 + $250
dep.
HARaOR VILLAGE
145-0442
ALA MOANA APTS
$200 OFF!!
1 & 2BR; d/W, beaut
l)OOI areL Rec rm,
lndry rm, close to
1hop1 and buses.
S596-S875/MO
S30 W. WILSON
722·9012 or 842·2288
NEW
2BR 2Ba, pvt garage.
washer/dryer, good
Coata MHa location.
Move-In Spealall
$975 714-850.8310
I ( f J .... I I\ :O.H "I\ :• h .' I
a.w.taOOMoweln
TM Place 11 Right
The ThM II Right
The '"c• 11 Rlaht 2 BEDROOM 1 BATH
Fun SlzeLndry kupa
Refrlge, d/w, venlc.ala
Covered pkng & galed
CALL 150-30l3
lllJN 1 INfiTON
tlt.:\Clt 21>-'0
Spac. 2BA apt. Nu
paint. encl gar. Avail
lmmed. aml pel OK.
$895. Call 846-6834
Nt-.Wl'OH I
Ht:/\C'H 2flfl~I
BLOCK TO BEACH!
$200 OFFI!
3BR 2BA IOwer unit.
Garage. D/W, W/0
hkupa S 11 50/mo
210 GRANT
CENTAUR MGMT.
642·2288 or 631 ·2725
N t-\\.I 'I 1 )( I
HJ-./\( II .'hhll I
3BR, 2BA Cluplew, 2
dOOf"• 10 aand, patio,
l1»0/yr1y. 110 351h
SI, 8'0.5375.
Thur9day, January 30, 1992 87
Apartments
For Rent
I ·,I• l ', I I< I \I ' , •, ·
2,400 IF NwDt loh
391s B1ict\-1.r ...
Agl 541-5032
a&..~'F8 28r '2V'l8a ... Ma ..._ .. 50/
1300 aq "· 2-cat ga; mo. Room/Bath, W/O, w/opnr, comm pool uUta pd. ~ bc:h, 1 nJ
Appnr 1300 eJt
~A=C~. Co1ta Meaa 1710.
848-4282 or M5-H43
Avall now. No peta amkr prel d 499•2088
Business &
Finance
S1 150/mo. 675-0008 C.M. Fum rm N/amkr, Great 2Br 2a.1 kllch & 1nc1ry prlv. Near ahopa & tran1 Large, many amenl· S350 + dep 848-84~ Ueal ., 100/MO
UVFRONT. 3·
way beautiful view,
2BR 2BA apt. l/p. gar,
w /d . Be1t p rice.
$1820/mo. 873·1283
CM, lge BR, pvt BA,
comm pooV)ac. bual·
n••• man, non/1mkr.
5375/mo. 845-70G1
HllSINl-.S'-.
OPPUH IL'.'. l ! Y .!'W-l
LAO Comp l ete Ona-Hour
UNA aCH l<lleh· Kodak Mlnllab equlpr
enen•s. ocean view•. xlnt, ISi( eale, ••k
atepa lo bch, hHted S29K/b 0 714·251·3245 pool. Cable. S38/0a1Jy
1
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& Up & S 175/W'rt.ly & GROUND fi.OOA
Up 494-5294 OPPORTUNITY
HOT I-; Ls
& MOTt:l.S 27 IH
BE THE FIRST
WITH THE NEW
LIDO ISLE fully furn
1 Br. Util, gar Incl Coat• M•••'• .•••t
$780/mo yrty. 1 per· Value Newpon Bay
aon, no pets 873-0837 Inn. Deluxe rooms, re-trig. mlcroa, · cont. bk·
faat, maid service.
Speclal ra1e from
$ t 50/Wk. 931 o4000
NINTENDO
AREAS FILLING FAIT
MAKE MONEY FASTER
THAN YOU CAN COUNT IT ONE YEAR.NEW!
2BR. 1 BA. Private
patio or balcony. 2nd
month FREE w ith
lease! S850/mo. Call * eao-a3,o * RENTAi.~ TO
SHAHE 2724
COM 3Br 2Ba house,
quiet neighborhood.
S450/mo + ~uut. Non·
1moker. no. large
dogs. 759-0889
DM turn rm, 3BR
2BA hse, prof mate. ·
pool/spa. S4 75, Incl
util. 944-2929
COM shr 3Br 2Ba hse.
Upatalra & private.
BHt loc. $450. M(F.
A Y1 2/20. 619.073-5339
RETIRE IN 7 YEARS.
BY OWNING YOUR OWN
PROFESSION ALL'( LO.
CATED ROUTE OF THE
JUST RELEASED (1/1/92)
CO I N OPERATED
"SUPER NINTEN-00"
VIDEO SYSTEMS IN-
VESTMENTS AS LOW AS
511,990.
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INVESTMENT
OPPORTUNITY 2908
CD INVESTOR
Security equtty In·
11e1tmenta pay CD
ra1e1 & terma
points. 714/838-4717
MONt:Y
TO LOAN 2914
CM house to ahare.
,--------------------------~• E.Slde. S375fmo. 5300 dep. Avail. lmmed.
A-1 CREDIT
NOT NEEDED
CONSOLIOA TE UP TO
S30.000 TODAY
LOANS AVAILABLE.
LICENSED/BONDED
1 ·tl00s87t-2999
I Personals ,
I'~ I ,( l'\ \I-.., \(1(1.'
LMPIYCHICI
OIEONONE
An In-depth f0f8CHI
of wtlal'a In ator• for
you In 1992. All Catdl.
8()().a24-345e •Kt 701
OR 900-903-991 1
$2.99/mln
St.I-Kl;\,i(,
Mt~ .WO.I
HARLEY
COMPANION
SWF. young looklng
40. feminine. anracttlte
ln9'de & out. Enjoy1
Harley•, 4 whHlln'.
camping. Seekt al·
tractJve. warmhHtled
man lo grow with.
1114171.
JUST
DOIT
You: tmaglnauve. Intel-
ligent, ln-ahape, tall,
30-aomethlng, rHpon-
•lble, open-mfnded, ~ gfeal converaa-t.lon and low lo laugh.
Me: SWF: all of lh•
at>Owe. {14191.
NEWYEAR
lllWLOVI
It tlllgelll, blond. 11'1", allm, <Would Ilk• to
metie aomeone °"' or ~.and enjoy9 ••••
SI t-KINI.
'.\lt-.:'\i .lflfl I
UIFORGITTAILI
INIVIRYWAY
37, btond•, blue, s·e··
German beauty. era
natural, ouldooray,
w9ll read, world trav·
eler. ready to aettl•
down,• marry a. have
kid• with tall athletic
proteulonal who'a fl.
nanclatty aecure & en-
foye Ill• without need
for •rnoklng. drug1 or
alcohol .• 4 1 73.
WANT-KIDS?
10 DO I. ..
Great genee, very In·
t•lllgenl, 5 '7W', tMonde. aetlve. aec:ure,
high morara. mldweat
varue1, nurturing.
Ch9'f1h tamlly, frlenda,
fovea entertaining,
movtH, booka, llavet.
being apoiled & apoil-
lng, looklng tor e· +
hero unclet 50 yra. ol
age. #4174.
St:t-KIN<,
\\'OM t-N .1110 l
I '-.)· t KI"'(.
I\\ ( l'.\11 •• '""I
DIKMIT
llAlllHD
PHYllCWI
Healthy Newport
Beach SWM would
Ilk• an Intimate .,..
rangement with a di•
creet married woman
2()..30 for ellC~
and fantuy. •3171.
FLY
IOY
.._t I-KINI;
I ~~ ( )'\11-\f j(lf) \
llllCIRI
QlllTUllAN
Would Ilk• to at.an the
New Year with aome·
one apeclat. Single
whit• male. :>e, finan·
clalty aecure, would
Ilk• to mHI young
lady. ..,,.,eoe to •t·
tractive look• for
lrlendahlp, eompan·
lonlP'ilp, poaalble mar·
rlage. •3183.
St-:t:KINfi
WOMt.N .H)(M
YOU
ANDI
Are decent. kind, Intel·
llgent, alable, wllh es·
tabllahed careers.
Enfoy life, laughing,
people, dining, mov·
lea, happy Indoors
and out. I am DWM.
47, 5'8", 165, brown,
green. •3193.
l'fltSONAI.
St:RVICJo:S :WO:'> SWM, 24, e·. meclWm -lllAl.t·TOWlt build. Lovea every-ALONST Wanta fall In
thing llfe has to oner. VALUES Lovel local phone dat·
Camping , akllng, Ar• you 28-40, aren· lngl It workat 1·900.
·working out, cootllng der, cute, unaOull•r· 786-0123 S4/mln.
and laking c.,. of that ated, monogamoua. ·•·OR·•·
•p•clal eomeone. •lltY. non-maleflallatlc, CHRISTIAN SlngtHI
Seek• down 10 eet1h yet approachable? E •ch an g • h 0 m 11 glr1 th•I CIOe9n'I Uke Tired ol game1. de-phone 11''1 1·900-788-
hMd ga.me9. •311t. cepllon, emotional 1110. S3Jmln.
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... ~.... • .... ,_... •31 ... Puslonate PlaymalH -~ ........ a....... ..... 1-a00-231-4103
llODIL TALL Unc•naored & Holl
Seeka pa11lona1e A..uLITIC Vlaa/MC S3/mln
woman • a mate, · •" MIHT LOCAL SINGLES dale, Mend. LO¥H ,.. SWM, 45, ftnanclal1y 1·900-173·1005 mMCe, talk•, rnovtee. eecure, enJoyt llfe,
clowna. amlfea and amll••· apontanelty, 100·1waiting.12-95/ITWI DINID balloon.. WOf1h the aporla....._ outdoor•. iihft meet Menl1'hrv·
aAm'9llV canr #3172. reeding. a..tl• at1rae· out So. Cat. Con· rva•n• .. _. .. _1 '~. SWP, na, 30-35, vertallon via volcema11 FRllNDI •• , ..,. , "" 5 7 +. 8'mllat Inter· t~ S2.tslnw1
SWM, 23, MekinG SF ATTMCTIVI ••••· oblect: Ro-... N,..,nn_.,.-....... T,,.....W...,O ... M-.....•-N-
22-30. tor fun tlmea. SWM, 1•7 .. 11411• af· mance, Mantage & •-rvn
comp an Ion at\ Ip, '9c:1tonete, European 1_F_amUv_...;...· _•_i_11_1_.___ ==:~~~
aomeday more. I'm bom and educated TllllD
5'10", bm twalr, gm .. •k• pretty, unen: av••· aboYe av9rave cumbered, .,....., non-OF DAnNG? CUMY IVIJMQ TAUi 1«>0-737~· En 141
• 13 "*" Al Clllan " +
HOW TO RESPOND . TO
DAlf{INE
• Call 1-900-844-0 I 00
• Enter 4-digit code appearing in ad
• Listen to gree ting
• Leave mes ·age (you can change 'it
if not sati fied )
You m~y leave a JO ~ccond mes ·age .
You wil l be automat1cally bill ed 98c
.for each minute .
~hen leaving a me sage
• Leave yo ur firM name
• Mention yo ur interest
• Tell your age
645--3656
CM. Prof. woman to ahr 7 DAYS
3BR 3'hBA •Condo w/ ---------MONEY AVAIWLE! gar, non/smkr. no
pets. $460/mo + Y.a
utll. Call 722·9463
Fem 10 1hr, back bay
condo, All amen.
S310/mo + \.~ utll.
Avail 2/1, 650-3857
HB-ocean near, Mal• 10
share 2Br apl w/1ame.
Mature non·smkr pref.
• S315/mo. 846-8393
LIDO...t$LS.Spaclous.
quiet 4Br hH. Sunny
l1g patlo,t>each/lennla
Prof I M/F, n/s, SS50-
S700 + utll 723.()400
Lldo·Ntamkr ahr 2Br
2Ba + olc upper,
view, dlw. 11orage.
5875 ~ dep. 723-1678
All Amowitl/All Types.
Pre·Approval In 1 Oayf
1-a00-728-7981 tll ,2AM
MONt:Y
WANTt:D 2918
ISOOK private tint
wented on prime
Newpon BHCh (Udo)
hou ... 30yr. due In 5/
7, 35'-LTV. p.p. (114)
251-3245
Announcements
ANN<HIN('t.Mt:NTS
2920
m/f. 3BR 2BA home,
Blutfa, Nwpl Hit. Bay
& Oen view. S450,mo
Incl utll. 548-6630 or 722·6900 BODY? M)NDt l'UUTI Who are you? Call
M/f, non·1mkr to shr Oianetlca Hothne,
3BA 3BA, Nwpl Crest t-a00-387-e78a.
Condo. All amenities i---------S500 mo • U11I Pam/ Congratul•tlon•
Steve 548--0784 L, NEWMAN
NB. Master BR In 3br, of Cotta MHall
2ba, 2 car gar. 11p1 to You are thla week 'a
bch, Master BR. S520/ P1lotilndependent Oln-
mo. 673-3356 ner For T'Wo Wlnnert
NPT Heights spac10~
home.MF. master BR
ahare BA, No pets.
M OO'mo 673·7092
,REE ,Ma~llty Tell
Your personality de·
1erm:ne1 your happl·
nut Know wn)'? Calf
Olanetlca Hotline, 1 • PROF Male 28-35 lo 1hr 800-387-8718.
..__ ---------· lllNQ IN THE
looking. outapoken, amoklng. llPedel iecty Me too. SM, 29, 1'8",
•tr•lghl forward a for fun, darictng, "'°"" blond, baue/gm, look· ~ open minded. ua .... aporta. tr9WI. ,.. 1ng tor ..noue ,.. •.
lntetllgenc, adwntur· mance. #3111. ttonahtp. AINetlc. out· oue. anrM:tlve. non-r--1-IQ-l_IPl_-CAl __ llT___ going. fun, tnl•twor·
• ••"SZ/111111 20 "*' ~
T"9venlurel,f\.Myers, Fl
• Describe your appeara nce
~ Specify your pref ercn ces
n Ice 4 BA. 2 \4.IBA1..,.,.,,...,,..,,~=-.,,.,,..~,,,..,....._.,,,,
Oo¥9r Shorea home Ii YOUR MARRIAOR
S525/ mo Inell u11t1 trALLINQ A~ART?
Cell Jm Days;~51·8606. Call Olanetlca Hotllne,
NEWYEAR
wttti .,, .. citing lady.
5'3", blond. 40lah,
non .. moker. Hvg-
gable gendeman, out·
doenrMn, -.nnle part· '* who llkH to have
""'· • 41 12.
IOlllTHINQ
DIPPIRlllTT
Are you 50 + • active.
mature a non-amoker, you Ilk• fun, My kind,
C911 me. •4112.
rectet. enloY NttnQ In, thy, no garnee. I'm
going out & long con-QROWTll worth Iha ed. •3182.
Convenient
Piiot Cl•a•Hled
YerUtlone. Long dark
hair a big plu•. IVIDlllT
Orunka, drugglee, Mtdllfe lneeNly over,
gold dtgger• a .,.. CtllMr eoertna. ~
cure Dk1e need not ally firm, eotUng
call. •3185. "••cond half" ~
ShOpplng fOf a new dpeled for 44, N/SID.
apartment? clualfled 1"kln0 -3CMIO f9fN.
let• you compare nine equal par1ner.
ooetl • wtthOUe haaete,_•_3_1_7_3_. -----·
or worryl Money taa1;:..and Pn.t C ... elfted Cluatfted a ...
Ma ... 78 ianguege.
Call 642-5678.
Put a few wo·rds
to work for you.
• Include what yo u liked about the
person you arc re ponding to
THE NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA ME A
DailJPilL
NALS .
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FREE ADS ARE MAIL-INS ONLY mull9N~ .......... ,..., .........................
All Cal-Ins Wll Be Charged Regular Rate. ----· M8¥ ......... -.................. ----.......................
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Eves. 64S.95t0 t-800-387-8788
Shr 2BR. dbl balh In
beautllut Wettchll. NB,
tum. Fem. n:~. clean
845·9t&4.
Shr. tunny 2BR 2BA
COM home. Walk 10
bch. w/d, ftp. nice!
S550/mo 720-0136
South Coaat Mello. F•
male n/amkr, clean.
reap 10 ahr condo,
Pool, Jacuul. $270/mo
+ utlla. Avail Jan 12.
241·9759
VERSAILLES CONDO
B1lghl & airy room w/
pvt BA.. All amen1ti••·
Poot, MCUrlty. S480/
mo + depoalt. Chtl ..
tine ....:t735 an 3pm
INCOMt: TAX :!'I:.';!
PERSONAL TAX
PREPARATION
Accurate. reelOnabfy
priced, cont:dentlat,
Evening and weekend
1ppoln1menta (your
home or mine). llul-
mla• the ta• Mn-
eftta yeu ..,. .,.,.
titted to.
Call 457·1734
SURPRISE I
You .,. a wlnnef
I.OS I &
HHINll ··• ·
f'OUNO· Ught grey 6
whl1e Pereian CM ..tttl
gold eyes. Mtved on
1123 N .. r KenwooCI/
lllh SIJ~ In
CO.ta MeN. Heafthy •
M2•1378 •
Lea• cet Jen tMh,
•• • 2200 bk>clC Miner or • ••• om.. M • p I • s I .. gr a
• ....., .. 1'· Mn. 1t1lped amalllah f~ ,,.. '*'"lno· lunch mele ' ~ Y'9. I" .,._.. room a coff9e. recepc, pulaled tall, .,,. ......
cont room. ,AX, cope to "Bonny" may be In :;7~~ .:-=: your aar-o9 c .. ._.,.
NB. l3&0/mo, mo-to-42'0• , _ __,,..........,,.... ______ ..,,....
mo. N OYlnlen. a:t-LOST DOO-tiOO
t650 "··~ Wl\a. foll· -•1• ·-.......... ma... I091 In -• -..-New CM .,_ on 11•••2, Ofo w/lg wtnctow a ...... Ami* per111n9 • t71tl red to18r end ~ •
Coela MeM &41 43.)0 ?14-ft•7~
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POI UM• 111 eq " Colt Uiilf OI · to 1..; aq " .. a.u-aALaoa 1SLM0.
11.00. ~ .. t71tl ... 8'0' (ti ..,, ....
CM. a.ck 8'dQ, no. and lcwable, ~·:..-.---07~ or M1.ai at ely wanted baclC
ADOMJI arv: ' Ml: ZIP: . ...,...__ .. ...._.. _____ ..__.,... ......... k ... ......... ,._..._ .... ..._ ............... -_____ .......... -. ................. . ..................... -----·-·-.......... -.........
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88 Thursday, January 30, 1992
l'H.A Vt; I. ;JO I -I l'.Ml'l OY:'IH.N I ~:-..Ill t-.1\11'1 I I ) Ml· NI :-1:'1.IO ~.Ml'l O\'Mt.:\ I: ... HI
Huntington •w The
Se• RV parl<. Few
5pac•• Avallable.
Across trom beach!
C01nt'r or 21871 N-·
la"d PCH Reaerve-
1u.: n1 71•·538·83HS
M EMBt:RSHll'S
;tolH .
local Yacht Club
Membership For Sa.le
673·8779
Employment
Opportunities
EMPLOYMENT :;:;30
...... co VOU DISLIKE
YOUR JOB? •
~ n•o .,, for vocatoonaJ
I
~"' talunts you don't
• 11spoc1 Call, Olanol·
• ~ I lvl11no, 1·800·367-
ft ua
I TA LIAN
wanted, full
ln~ormall call 1 • mo. 846•9075 9 0 0 • ~ 26 2 Ext 1---------SILK SCREENER & Asst II 4, 8am·9pm, 7 HELP WANTED l 1----------needed. Exp deter-
dnys. $12.95 teo $50·$100 CASH PIT Assembler & In· mines pay. Call Stove
•RCA·Whlrt .... I r•
frig w/ice-m.kr: Eldnl
Conti. S 175. 71CM>e6(),
c.lorlo ..... ...
eleclriC atat1, excellent
cond, $100. 03H>701.
AEFRIG, no frost, 2-dr,
cln, works xlnl. S170
Will deliver. 031-3951
t'llHNll U IH HOl-l
•Round o.ac ~lnlng
table w/4 crvs '4!50, 3
oak swivel bara1ools
•DISMLSD P9f90n• elect chak, IU\a up to
atandlng Poaltlon/re-
cllnH. Pd 11000 sell seoo. Elect cart "Ras-
cal" paid 14000, Hll
$2500, UHd only 12X.
EKclnl cond. 722·3564
Newpt Bch.
•We'll purchase reu1e-
abl• lntaril/young chit·
dren'• clottllng, cribs;
bedding etc. 645-5293
ATTENTION Flea Mkt
•TWIN ••D S•T W/ Vendort. Bargain• ga
table, ••lnl cond, lore, mu1t 1011. no
mull H•I Patio 1able room 25/ to sso. & 4 chrs. 780-08!50. 434·0619
111' l I I II :\'(, I
M 1\ l I-H IAI...; "" 10 I
Wood lay Window 12'X8'
Wood divided lit"· new, ~ ptlcl/080 844-4484.
Bl< 'YC'l.ES tlOtlO
'It LlllllAI 11 ·-.... t.·'*""·· MU9t RI. 9lltctr. gclld aia reure a._ low
leaf 0'9Phlca. euaaom mllH, lmmaoulalel
tlllar, Ullman aall, Call tor detail•
Hartlen gNt. '3300. (rU25922)
Chris, 031 •5044.
Lido 14 C/W Trailer
1950. Cover & exlla
H llf, UVC SQuth Yard apace K5. 14CM573
• f).£TU II R .JO'oJ!'.S
M >* l ,, I t. A • •
Doug 1 ............ .,-.:ir..-~~r.:'!::~ 2.e
M \HINl SI 11·--.
IHl(KS "'"
MOORING WANT•D.
Wiii buy your Newport
mooring iand boat.
John, 675-2328
low mllat, Ilk•
Incl. fact. uni led
mlln warr. Won'l lastl e2~.eeo ("673771)
@
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\f ' "' • ' " .._
warr •• Call lor delalls
(~090811)
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TRAVEL 3014 TRAVEL 3014
DAILYI factory H· 11allor needed. Musi at 258-7052. Xlnl oppty.
sombly at home No have own truck & In· --------------Brau headboard, mal-exp. 1 ·900-786-7020 turanco. Please apply STUDENT OF Physical tress, box & frame,
ALlCI t~R .)( N)'
\It I >\
BABY qullta, hand·
made, wlll also .. -, ....
A&A VACATION BARGAIN 7days/eve SS/min. In person, 18J5 Whit· Therapy, Psychology. quee,,slze 5235. White
INSUMNCE CO tier Avo NB-10. Cosio Pro·Mod. etc. Help w/ & brass daybed. mat·
Mes3, 645·9828 treatment In holistic tren & trundle, com-Hiring p/t heavy tolo-__ _..;.______ & 1 11 f ..,,....,,..,..,_,.......,.,,. ____ _
phone work, $7/hr PIT DRIVER w/van or Ptlln s ross re e plote $1 95. 84().8733. CONNAIR telephono
10 order S35.
548-2934
Moving Sale, quality
girls clothlng, mater-
nity clothes. crib. play-
pen, toys, workbench.
Portable spa, exercise
bike, much more 2000
Tahuna Tor. Sal 8·1.
Transportation
'90 aeoilL urv
record, LOADED,
aharpllne facl unllm·
lted mlle warranty
(11504584) 139,980 Orlando/Bahamas Combo • bonus t lnconllve. cnmpor-truck for A.M. sottlng. Mon·Wed·Frl 1.,..-~~-.,-------11nswerlng machine, 8
650·5800. Call Ssm. dollvories on wook· Aft & Evos. Apply In HENAEOON Bdrm set, remote functions, new Automobiles Treat Yourselves like Royalty
For a week of Sun & Fun
Cruising & ·Adventuring
Trip Includes:
ends. Must havo valid person; 140 1 Avo-sollcf walnut, wall unll In box, warranty 1 INSURANCE/FINAN· llcense & current OMV codo, Sto 402. N.8. type, $1950. (New, year 539. 243•7788•
CIAL SRVCS CA· p rint-out. For more 759-3000 cost $6000.) 854·2781'1..,,,.'=':="=''=""....,.......,-,,.---
REER UMLIMITEO info, cnll Carol ---------KINGSIZE WATERBED. COSCO bedrall >lira
INCOME-. MtlTUAL OF 983-093"8 1 2pm· fELEPHONE No-wave maltreu. In-long & high. folds, torw --0-m-en_·_s_c_to_l_h_e_s.-,-m-a-u'
OHAMA. Recession 3pm. COMPANY JOBS. eludes frame & head-child or sick bed S5. slzos, bike, household
• ~~~~fco~~od~~~sd a;:.r-R-EAL--E-S_T_A_T_E_'S_B_E_s"""T..,..I•-Sran 57.80·15.75/hr, board. Good condl· 644-6989· misc. SAT 9-12, 618t,'a
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A..t TU ILR Jt ''~ " . . BUICK HO.J[1
.,.94 Century Otymplc -._,7,,.,9~4,,..,so=s="""L-•~Perl--:-•-c"".'"1.
special, •Or, Brown, 2 Iopa, chrome1. lo 4 0k ml, loaded. mile1, $19,950. PIHH
• ~ u"d 1r1p a1r1ares • ..1 v.-k Rental Car '324 sumo 10 IAV KATZ. Earn $3.000 mo i 111 your aroa. Mon and llor'll Only S200. Call DELUXE black verlrcal Narcissus (In alley)
• "'~ Lodging •Cruise to Bahamas Per
Corporate over boughts, must sell Person
Box 837, Tuslln. CA ADO IT IO N o r womon needed. No 589-7904, loave mes-2.drawor steel ftllng
92681. Or call 541• comm's to 10011;, ~ exporlenco noceuary. sage. cabinet ($190 value)
4442. ACT TOOAYlll Trngl Barbara 955· For informa1lon, call 1. r·L-.-r-8-.--R-0-1-.. -0-p-0-.-.-k $45. 759-5065. COSTA MESA 6124 S:1500. 544•1080· call 873•1305
. Limited Trips Equol Oppty Co. 5804N~lion-..odtlJSA 900·740-4 561. OXI. worth $1400, aacrlflcel.,,.=--------Garsge Sale, Lots of FORD ff07:'>
CAll NOW FOR DETAILS fMllng Great lnl1. Inc.
9AI'. "~ m.
1484 6om·8pm • 7 S500 firm. 651·1994. GTE cordless phone, g oodlosl 515 Bernard, Thinking of hav111g 11 Regional Supervisor days. 512.95 foe. I----------nearly now S25. off Harbor In c0510 garage sale? Glye us Full or Par1-T1me roq'd ----=-=~,..,...,,-=--Oak d in $275, chrna 841·1945 In HB Moso. Set 8-??
n colll for expanding lod1os VERIFIER cabinet S375, Cro·
'88 Ford Bronco •x4 74 Merced•• 450
Eddie Bauer, black w/ SLC $2000 noeds
tan lrlm, auto, p/w, p/I, 1_o_v_e_,'..,,h_a_u_1._6_,7,..5-_2_•_•,,,,•_._
cru11e, mag wheel•. 80 Merced•• Bena $14,600. 669-4212. 450SL W/560 look. 1-800·666· 1858
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842·5878 nol rlsquo. Exp'd 1n Noodod lmmedlnlely. $120·5315. 631·5801 or dbl. twin beds S35 Huge 3 family Soto
Everything from boby
lloms to furniture.
1608 Rhodo Island
Cir. SoVSun 8:30-4
mi: doublt> -.howed o maximum rot e
to t\\11 ..,pilde . As the card he.
South "-U11ld hO\'t' done ~lier lll
p!l% three dubs round to Nor1h. but
there was always the danger N ort h
mil!ht pa.i.-.. so with a ound opening
hid, S11ut.h competed fun her
We.,t'i; dub lead we covered b}
1 ht-JRl k and taken with the queen
Ea'\I «hsfted to the nine of heans.
I > .. dart'r won in hand and led a dia
mond. \Ve!>t hot up with the ace
und re\'erted tu rlub!>. dedoret
rulhn11;
It \\8-. llmt' tu tat kle trnmps. o
dt•t larer t m .. -.rd to dummy "' ith tht'
k111ii 11f d111mond-. and ran the eight
111 .. pade,, to \\ e .. 1 • quet>n WE> t per
"'', rt'd "11 h d10 mund...,_ dedu rer
rulhn11; 11n thf' t.11Jlt> l"l'>.l came the
""\t'n uf trump!> and. when En!lt
oiiain plR)t·d low. dednrer qh11t u p
\\1th thl' .1l"t' ... 101·e Ea'>I was
kt1,.\\ll .. 111 hold till' tl'n. tht• rrnh
h"Jll 111 l11-.r111; "'' m11rt-trump tnrk-.
\\,,.., 10 tmd \'rf'-.t \.\Ith tht" 11111.\ boue
km~ :\ltu tht munarch dropa,ed.
dE>t l.irt'r tire\\ I ht> out;,tanclmg
tnrmp then thr('w \\'('!\t m \\Ith a
d1am11nd tu lor<.t' ,1 ht>nrt return
tl\\8\ lrunr tht1-4lll't'll 111111 dee larer'<1
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m.ul1 t h1 m11ntlat11r\ laJ..,ec.ird 111
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salos merchandising Must know Nowport ---------cash. 675·4095. E11cl1ong opporlunlly B h & C t M PATIO TABLE, glass1--~...,.------
for Person to Conl,01 cac OS 3 osa top, molal logs, good OUEENSIZE flolallon
Are'1. Cllock corrior h t 1 b · 1 k solos toam. cxcollorll condtn S50. 760·0650. s oe •e • 0190, p n P.~c:k:-qe. routes tor proper do· ---------or blue, green. Nearly .. .. I 1 very, 8 · 3 O om-Ouoon sofabed w/oak now S15 642 J 163
(805) 853·1204 12 30pm Thursdnys trim, plush. pd $1000 ----·--·--·-
HAVE A
GARAGE SALE
642-5678
iltiMiM
and Saturdays Musi sell $425 548·6838 SEWING MACHINE
have rel•abto & eco· --... S-O,_L_l_D_O,_A ... K___ Kenmore, cabinet ano
non11cal av10 ..& msur· BEDROOM SET bench, 0110 extras
nnco Call .Miko at Fits Full Ouaenslze _s...,4=9,.,,. ,.,,6=-40-...,....1_1_13_ . ....-=-:--
6'12"4333· boo. M lrrorod & TIRE chains S25.
DOMESTICS ~~40
BABYSITTER WANTED
In Newport Bch Must
bo English 6Pl'aking.
FIT. Call 673·3504
UPTO
llghlod headboard. 640·7 19t)
Orawers. cabinets. Ar· 1-.,.-~~,...-----moiro Included. Excel· UNUSED plumb1"g
lont condition. Must usod toots S1·$15
see!' SIOOO OBO 490 Costa MO Sil
642·8822 Strool
WATERFORD crystal.
Poworacour1 panorn. 9
oz tumblers S50. Call
evos 434·2936.
seoo WHITE froozor 16cu"
upright $150, good
cond Wood desk, s1•
drawer 51 50. Soc
chair $50. 739-4424.
COLLECTIBLES
6017
PER MONTH * NO COLLECTIONS *
Rod Skelton, "Th•
Fln•ncler" stgnod,
and numbered
( 113843) lllho; sold out
5.000. Valued al
S3,500 and going vp!I
W iii sacraflco at
$3,000. Coll afler SPM
or toave mo1s1190 al
434·1178
,JEWEi.RY, FURS
& ART 602~
MUST SELL rofrlg,
woshor, dryer, book·
C3SOS, couch, t'-'Cel·
lont cond. Call for
appl 557-64GG.
PRICES SLASHED!
Good deals, Sat 11-2
226<1 MeyorNJll1on
•831·5801 •
Sat. 2/ 1, 7:30am, furn,
China, coined chairs,
kitchen 11ems, toys,
clothes 498 Shady Dr
IRVINI!: 6144
Everything Muat Qol
Video games, furn,
d ishes. clolhtng, olc:
,, 12 Crosskoy, Nonh·
wood, Sal Sun,S-3.
Transportation
BOATS 7011
HONDA 0086
85 Hond• Accord LX
PN/, P/L, AJC. Cass
(112BSN403) $3,992
Torot• of
Coat• M•••
722-2000
JAGUAR 9100
1990 Jaguar XJS. CO"V
classic, red on do•·
skin, lmmac, 1 ownor,
nismkr. 13k ml, no lwc
lrut $42,500. 631·1038
LINCOLN 9120
LINCOLN '71
Continent•!. 480
~ng. runs good S 1 495
Must seer 642·0!i67
88 Lotus Turbo l1prlt
Rod w/blk loather Int•
rlor, 14k orig ml, com-
l'llete 1eeo1d1, never
hit or abused. mull
lmmac lhru-out. new
tires. sheep skrns,
Centra whls, 77.820
ml, $19,500. Call
642·1872 ahor 5pm.
PLYMOUTH 918~
'85 RELIANT. Mom's
car, 21 K actual m~I••·
$2,500. Run• & look•
great. 842-6691 or
721 ·2433 A•k 'Mac'
SUZUKI 9~0:'>
'88 Suzuki Samurl, 7k
ml, garaged, $4,!500
SHOWROOM QUAU1Y
Ca_U Tony 434·27 13.
TOYOTA i.i 10
•'78 Cello• •T•. white, clean. orig
owner, 5·tp, AJC. At
Is. 137K ml. S1800/
obo. •H8·8880• see 10 apprec:lat•.1----------
must sell luvlng 11atei.---------.. 528,000, 841·2883
MERCEDES 9130
••'87 Cellca••
Brighi red, exceJlenl
condition. AM/FM
'88 300CE While stereo. AJC, Cruise.
gray, chrome. exccp· Till Wheel, 54k ml,
l•Onnl. '"c:I Incl vnllm· $7500. Call 646·9147 Hod m11os warranty
1
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( "76422!;) 1977 24ft SklpJ•cl<
Ownor moving, call for 85 TOYOTA f*/U
into Best ofter trade A /C • C as s •I t • • w 714·642·52t9 l ll 1111' I\ , • .., Bumper (#30449CSIJ
H.714·548-4176 Joo 13,992
Torot• of
Holld•v 18ft Cubby Coal• M•••
Cab111 11 sn 'p Voman.i ---------722·2000
o b, incl E Bayh nl _8,,_8.,....,T=-o-w-0-,-•......,4""A'""u_n_n_•_r_
Early morning motor
routes available . Deliver
Monday thru Saturday. Mooring on Balbon MEET Til Isl Low hrs $12,000 A!T, AJC, PM. I t, * 8 •au t If u I f u I I firm 722•7045 Tom Cruise. aunroot. cus·
length opossum =--~~-----I tom wheels (11 224327)
fur co•I Roversrblo WANTED•Elac111c $7,992
as 1a1ncoa1 with lur boe1• Must bo" 1n IOMt"CDe 1pec1al Tovot• of
ttlm, ELtropeon hooks good coM, reason-throuqh cla11ihed c;;~~2'::0 ..
Hordly worn. S950 ably p11cod !>57·5100
642·4321 x 102. day. 675·2359 eves. ---------188 TOYOTA P/U 4X4
TODAY'S
Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance. Custom Wheels.
Bumper (ir026135) ••••• 2
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63 Church gr oup
64 "Ma1or
follower
65 Cubic meter
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1 010 t>')• se ..
2 Unemplov1>d
3 Work to0e111er
4 S1owe111r1
S Taken to
c.ourl 9Q8tr1
6 Qppos•te ol
neaven
1 Eni;11c.te<1 t.y e Rent
9 Three II
10 Oowager<o
11 Wrongs
1:? Reg&I
recep1ton
1 J Lock ot M ir
19 Germani'
2:? Outsule
pref
2'· By dint 1t n, Cna1ten9t><J •
21 N09n1s bt>IOff•
:?8 Business
place
:?9 Go quickly
30 show
strool
1>nter1a1nmiin1
32 Swear
33 1n11en1oos
J<I Coward
3!> Tlie Mu.i
~Crazy
37 Seafood
PREVIOUS PUZZLE IOl.VED
. \() ...
40 llf'ns&
<I I jruque1!.
toes
4 ) Tom and 01one
4 l ' C.amera
4'> Narrow bee1
<16 Remains
47 Pebbtt1
48 Funny pet'4ln
4i Raised area
11191 ""''"° , .. 1 .... $Yf'<ltCal•
SI Ou1lll'f s
word
SJ Bakery pro
S• Tom •
St. At11c.te
'> 7 Ha.e brunch
perhaps
!>9 Nonsense
"Jang
10 11 12 I')
16
CALL 642·4333
COSTA MESA, NEWPORT BfACH
Cuns1ng C1;t Who ra rt7 Ht I• LIBRA (Sept 2J·Oct 22) l.unfhci
•ddicltd 10 lurllt·ntcl. 5WUltrS, rt'l•tl'$ IU dlV151Un of prupUI) 1 oc.ttt
cl1im1 to i..now 1lmCKI •II lhtrt 11 to dO<'umt'nl that 'prov~ ownl'~hsp Fo·
I.now •bo11t lhl' tnvlronmtnl. Ht ts cus on s1yll', writing. flar1a11on, un1qut'
a-.ocl.1ll'd with .1 m.1jor unrvtnlty, I communrc•llon Advt'rhH' prClduct
1.1110 about utronomy, • 1ub.itct ht I Oispl.ty sksll at analynng ch.1ractt'r
k now•, •llulu •tlrolojity. 1 subftcl SCORPIO (Oct D -Nov 21) Som'
about which ht it wMfufly lgnt>r1nl. I. !>-OC•lllO cum!ll1"nl 'Yuu Ct'rt11nly
lit hu .1ppt•rtd ~fort lhl' mtdl•, <ottm murt ~llft'd c•lm of I.Ill'' Spol
90ml' conardtr him • ltltv1t1on m~ti-light t•n hl,mt. domt"Sllc .tdiustmtnr 1n
ntt idol Ut 1J • Scorpio. displaying en .....J ncomt mant•I si.ttu• Lo!.t .,
m.1n ch.1ratll'~•ll<" of lhat r.udi.1<11 lie!: Wtl; ~ volunteril l'f'turnt'd
••tin Ilia prtdsrtlon' conctrnlng tht SACllTARIUS (Nov 22 [)foe 21)
tnvlronmtnt Ind tlvil dtftnH h•Vt I M I " .. h -n n• oc.~ r .__ I h C anv mvs tn us •Pr 1 ., .u ..... en H6 t •n u cur•tt .,, you Pl / 1 I bl f II 1tun,1 Who 15 ht7 rn1v u c uo 1v.11 a f' -o ow
ARllS 1M•r•h 21 Apnl l<l l 'tuu 11 through ti you rt1llv dtttrr IMWt'rJ
t-.• dining with Miphi•llc.trJ J't'~•n• I tu\t vuur t•wn 1udgm«>nt St•v 1w1v
furri1tn C'U•"•nt much Ji><U\""" con· from on .. wh<> •~ b1bulou<. V1'llo playt
ctrn1n11t iuuml'H f'du1<1111111, l•n1t11•1tt> rult>
f l)("u• •Ito on <1r111v11v 11•m•nci• ~tvlt' ~ • CAPRICORN (Otc 22 ·J1n 1111
fl't'hng rlut I •m sn m\ t'fa•mt•n1t· I You II met>I dudl1nf' rtward followt .
1 AUMU~ I April 20 M a\ ln 1 Obl•1t1 l11Vt' rt'l1ts0Mhlp •tron11 bu1 rnntN>vrr
v,1lsd hint lr,1m /\r1r• on,.,, ... ,Kt' fk. ""H' •11111 Y11u 1•kt'<I for moft' A't(ltinMbllll~
will l>r n-.•111 .. .i '" 11•11nt·c1111n \\1th nuw yuu f!t't 11 Anotht'r C.IJ!fl<'Orn
travrl lonK r .. rm n·l•llt•n•h1r """""I I vc•uchM for vou pmmNt>t vour uuw
t~ l<1t br1n~ f1n1•htoJ w11h h1ir.1t·n nnl AQUARIU (J•n 20 I t'b 111 1
rr.ill" )our ••wn l ""~~ '"'"""'"'II lt•nf! ll'rm pn'fJ>f(I~ comt onto ~h•rp
ml'lhcxh c lr.ir l1JCU• Rrl•t1dn.h1p undrrl'<W°' m1
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drt11la ~I')'• w•lltt, h•ndl:>111 rnrpt'
rommun1u1111r1 fn•m n•l•llt1• who .. v•
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I .. fANUARY JO IS YOUll llRTtt·
DAY. Oursna Fthru1ry yQ1fll rtr•lh
more-J"'<!Plf' you II havf' whlf'r audl
«>nt~ •nJ m1ny will cl11m yuu rauglll
rh•m trut mt•n1n1 of lnvf '"""""'
~m•nu• """"°"' ''•""' 1n vovr llff'
'rou Uf Vl'n<illlf, ,.. .. _. "'"""' Wit
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11v~ tunt..,n1n1 b.>dy 1m•a• '""'II
ruh l ""h ttlrt sn Marrh. rtla1tonat11p
will h••• up flur1n1 Arr11 you II
penm,.t• 1n "'"'"'""'•I tnlfrJm•. If
'4nf!I• you rould marry llifmlt!'r will bi ~uur mu.c mtmor•bl• m.mt°h'f.{ IW2
...
Selling merchandise for under $50 ? We'll run
your 3 line ad FREE! Fill out the coupon below
ond moil to: ClASSIFIED ADVERTISING
The Doily filot
330 W. Boy St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627
r • • -• -• • • • • AD INFORMATION · -• · · • · -: • • •
Name--------~--------------Address ______________________ _
Cifv ________ r~ --
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Torot• of
Coat• M••• 722·2000
88 Towot• Cello•
AJC, P/S, Tiii. CrulH,
Cust om Wheels,
(122•327) 17,992
Towot• of
Coat• Me ..
722·2000
TRUCKS t.:.!~O
'90 Z'11 4 Whl Drive
Sllverado modal.
shonbed. while. tow-
ing package, low ml,
mint cond. 11~875
844·8930
1990 CHEVY SIO Uk.a
now, only 17,000 ml.
AC, stereo. M ,895 .
Muat Mii. 675-80~ 1
VANS 11..!:.!r\
'81 VW V•n•von
Boovhlul, Air Cooled
Eng. 2·11r. rebuln eng,
$3875. 948-8384
•'78 VW V•n 1 owner
all records, runt great,
customized tor camp-
ing, rieeda some body
work.12500
844-7138 after Spm.
II Mltaublahl Mlnl-V11n
Loaded, ••cellent
cond. auume lease,
l:JOS/rno, 18 monchs
873-M7a
VOl.V< I ~, •. 10
.,_VOLVO 7M GL•
A/C, Auto, Sllfttoof
(12SFW018) ,,,982
T:r:t•ef c.. .....
7aa0aooo
\/(II.KS \\ 1\l 111'\i ·1.'.1~
11M KARMAN OHIA 12
volt. Unfinished
proJect car. New
Nall, tires. br•kH,
1t\ocka. 8ody, pan,
bum.,.rs & P-'"1 In
oood condition .
Naeda: motor, 6r'11.,lor
-otk & sunroof. ~u•t
NII 1160 firm. Lo-
uted "' Hunetnaton 8"ch. Me-OtM
II N Jeffa al •or.
1-•Pd. aurwoof. l)Ul-out alereo, orta ownet,
eJdnt cond 14,900
,Obo. "6-0lll IV "'9f
POI II TIM llMI
'87 c ....... .
Immaculate, p•m-
"'9d. very low ""'"· _... on wNle W'"'1w ,
.,... top, .,., pwr .,..,.,., crutae, pull-°"' tape, ' owner.
"'u" •••I Only teeee. '9H.02U
XICMI or 11 .. 7'11.
.. .
Nppott Beach/Coata Mesa Dally Pilot
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• Thursday, January 30, 1992 88
NGECO ~TAUTO
tndustry . lining up for February's Orange County Auto ·show
•
lnfiniti to exhibit J30, other models at Show
nfiniti, the luxury car division of
Nissan Motor Corp. in U.S.A., will
introduce the 1993 lnfiniti J30
rsonal luxu sedan and its 1992
, e range County
lntcrnationar Auto Show. February 15·23.
Costa Mesa lnfiniti, located at 2888
Harbor Blvd. is one of nine lnfiniti
dealerships currently operating in the
Southern California.
193 lbs-ft. of torque.
Safety engineering is Jnothcr important
part of the J30 design, starting with t:1e
~1~9, st:ttlefee" 1pt1ter desis11ee body
structure. The new J30 also includes
standard driver-side and front
passenger-side air bags, three-point front • •
scat belts wi_th_prc·tcnsioners, and a
standard Anti-lock Braking System (ABS).
lnfiniti, which shared top honors in the
19,1 J.O. Power and Associates T he lnfiniti Q45, the O::igship of the
lnfiniti line, is a true ...
Customer Satisfaction Index (CSI),
continues as a Icade~ the 1992
performance lu\ury car market. Featuring
a full-line of driver-oriented performance
\C'hicles, the Division attributes the CSI
ranL.ing to its unique customer s.1lisfaction
program, the "Total O w ner)hip
(xperiencc."
high-performance sedan. Powered by a
technologically advanced 2 7 8-horsepO\\ er
4.5-liter aluminum-alloy V8 engine, the
Q45 provides quick acceleration and ::i
luxurrous, comfortJble ride.
Also available is the world') first
production Full-Active Suspension model,
the Q45, named one of the "10 Best
Cars in the World," by Ro::id & Track
magazine. Touring Package'' and
FuH~Active Suspension vehicles also
feature BBS forged-alloy wheels.
Offering a comprehensive blend of
standard features and dynamic
pcrformJnce, all models have the added
benefit of the tnftniti "Total Owner)hip
Experience," which provides the highest
le' cl of customer service available.
The 1992 product line-up, including
the lnfi niti Q45 performance lu:i..ury
sedan, M30 luxul) !>ports coupe and M 30
lu\ury sports com ert1blc, and the lnfimti
C2-0 luxury sports sedan, will all recei\e J
r~d door lock logic S)')tem allo\\ing
sclctli\.e loc~ing Jnd unfading of one or
.ill door:, for addt•d driver and pJsscnger
security.
The lnfiniti M30 is offered as both a
luxury sports coupe and luxury convertible model. li~e the Q 45 ::ind lnfrniti's M30 luxury sport) coupe, also ;wailablc as a comertiblc, can be !>Ccn at nc't month') 01.1ng~ Cuunt~ Autu Sho\\.
G20, the 1\\30 provides a balanc0o of
luxury and sporty performance.
All lnfin1ti models coml' fully-equipped,
including iour-\\ heel di!><: br;il..es '"1th
Anti-Lock Bral..ing S)".>tem (AB S), air
condittoning. power \\IOdows and door
locl..s and a premium audio system. The
Q-15 and M30 offer standa rd lcclthcr
.1ppointcd interiors, which is Jn available
option on the C20.
The lnfin1ti J30 pcr)onal luxury sc.•clan.
'' h1ch will go on sJlc in North America in
the spring of 1992 as a 199 3 model,
of1er) an original appro.lch to the lu\ury
scdJn marlct. Designed to evoke a strong
emotional rc)ponse from C:\ cryonc who
M:CS • .ind dm<.') 1t, the J30 t) a
· h;irmon1ous IJ.il,rnce of pcrlorm.mcc,
comrort and \,lfct\
With a combination of front V6 engine,
rear·\\hcel dri\e and a unique.
highly-sophisticated four·\\ heel
independent Sonar Suspension, the \130
offers smooth, re)ponsi\c handling .
The limited-edition M30 com crtiblc·
fCJt ures an inno,atl\ e, "one-touch''
convertible top \\ hich r Ji~cs or lower)
com enicntly with the touch of a )ingk•
button.
for 1992, both models '"II (e.iturc J
central lod.ing switch on the c.cntt'r
console Jnd an lnfinit1 mMI-on the
engine \,11\e cover. as \\L'll ih thl: rL'\I ·t·d
door Joel>. logic sy:itcrn. _
Rounding out the 1991 lnfiniti line-up
is the lntlniti G20 lt1\ury sports ~1:d.1n,
combi.n1ng sophistic.1tcd )t) lin~ .rn
innovative cabin-fnrw.mf ck•')ign \\h1ch
offers e\cept1on.il interior roominess, .rnd
resp~nS1\ e pcrformJnce and h.rndling.
[)(>,1gned b) /\1>-.an De~1gn
lnternationJI in ~Jn D1cgo. thl! J 30 1)
powered by a 3 0 htcr DOI IC :?-l·\al\e
V6 engine rJted Jl 210 hor..cpo\\Cr and
Powered b~ a 140-hor:.epo'H'r,
lour-qhnder 1 (Haf,e, DOliC 2.0-litcr
engine, the G 20 1s .1,.1 J.1bl<.' "i:h a
m.lnu::il 5-spced tran)mi,)ion or .1n
optionJI fouMpccd O\ crdriH~ auto11t.tt1c
transmission. E\cdlcnt balance of pcrform;in(I! .1nd h;indlin~ .uc ;imon ~ the nt.inv clling puinh 01 the f1..:.1tu rt•d 1 'JIJ..! ,1,..,.ln JUOZ\.
Powerful M·axima SE Of!d sporty· Stanza
highlight Nissan's new product lineup
A ftcr \\inning more m.1jor
automoti\e .w .. u d:. th;rn Jn~
other mJnufocturcr O\Cr the
pclSt two yt>ars, N1>SJn features it's
new generation product lineup
with the addition o( a more
pO\vcrf ul Ma,imJ and a sporty
new StJnza model Jt the OrJngc
County lntcrnJtion.:il Auto Show,
Feb. 15-?3.
The bull-of the chJnge:. for
t <)1)2 Jrc to the MJ"mJ, N1-.~m
OJVISIOn's na~h1p scdJn. The
>J>Clft-orientc<J M.1"ma SE recci\cs
a" 111-new 190-horscpo\' er
24 Jl\C OOHC V6 as stJndJrd,
and both modch rccc1\C SC\crJ I
interior and <.''tenor
enhanccmenb
The new St.mza SE bcwml'S
th~ third member of the St.mz.1
line. JOining the high-vJluc XE and
lu\Urious G>.E models. With its
bl.ic~ grille, body-color reJr
spoflcr and sporty interior trim,
the 'SE injects J new level of
e\citefnent in the mid·sizc class.
"Nissan's 1991 lineup
maintains the momentum we've
built up in recent years by oHcring
the mo)t powerful MJ\ima ever
and an e\citing new Stanza
model," SJid Jules Clavadotscher,
gencr.11 sales manager, Niss.in
Division. "Winning accolades is
ccrtainfy a great source of
r«ogn1tion for our products. but
''c're not about to re:.t on our
laurt-ls."
A brief outline of Ni~1n 's 1992
lineup:
SENTRA: launched a~ an
all-new model last year, Scntra
returns for '92 as the CJr to beat
in the small sedan segment.
Contemporary styling, fun-to-drivl'
performance and hign-quality
cr.ittsmanship arc just a few of its
awMd·winning auubutes.
• The diverse ScntrJ lineup is
available in two· and four-door
bod~t)'lc~ in J choice o( five trim
levels. Power Is supplicd'"by a
DOHC 1.6·1itcr engine rcltcd at
110-ho~powcr, wnile the spor ty SE~ two-door offers the most
normJlly-aspirJtcd power in its
clJS> with a 140-horscpower
2 .. ~·l1tcr engine.
STANZA: Ni~n adds a sporty
fl.lVOf ~ its value-packed Stanza
hn~ with the .iddition o( a new SE
trim level (or 1992. The SE ~rt'S
many standJrd foatur~ with the
lu~uriou~ CXE, tind 4ldds sever.ii
ag_~r6Sl\C interior ::ind c'tcrior
trcJtn-1ents for J look all it~ O\\ n.
Oth~r chaoses for '92 include a
new chrome grille for XE and GXE
models. and J new rear finisher
p.1nel for all models.
MAXIMA: AlreJdy one of the
b~t O\ cr;1ll pedormers in the
uppc-r-m1ddle segm ent, MJ\ima
up) the ante this ye.lr w ith the
.1ddit1on of a more po'\ erf ul
engine .md a \Jnety o( interior
.Jnd e cleft()( enhancements.
The \ ta\lrna SE rcce1\ c:. an
all-nc'" 2-1 -\ Jl\C DOHC V6 rJtcd
.1t 190 hor-.cpcl\\ er, re\1::-<. d
suspcm.ion settings, a \ 1!><'.ous
limited -slip differential, .1nd
\-rated tires (on manuJI
trJm mrss1on models).
In Jdcl1t1on, both the SE and
GXE receive a new snlle, tJil lamp
and rear finisher, as well as new
instrnmcnt panel graphics, electric
de-fogser feature-on exterior
mirrors, cup holder and an
armsct-type center console lid.
cnhJncc:. ·s1.1bih:, in an sh .md
lanc-d,.tnsc mancu\ l!rs, i-. .1s,1in
offered J ) (Ml t 111 the .1· •• 11l.1t>rc :>E
F.1stb.1cl.. H.rnd. n~ I' ,1d;.1qL'.
Tht:' 2-105~ i::. ·" .ul.1bfl' 111
Coupe .rncl r.i..tb.u.:k modd.; .11
three trun le' d .. -U.i:.-t'. SE .incl
lu\Uriuu' L [ Ir :i ti .1 k onl)
300ZX: \!i-.-.~m·s ultim.1tc :.port)
cJr OllL'I'.> \\ 11rlcl-d:s pt'r ior m.1n1.C.
Jn<.J unc ul till' mo~t di tinc1iw
profiles on the ro.1d tocl.1r.
A\'ail.iblc in U\lJ:-'CJlcr L.UUJll.!-..Uld
iour·!!L'Jtcr ~ 2, the 300Z\
foJturt.':. a 2 ! :? ·hor.,cpo\\ t·r
normall~-J~pir.1tcd \16. The T\\in
Turbo rmxlcl pu)hc:. the
pcrforrn.rncc 0m clop1: e en
further \\1th it!> 300-horscpO\\ er
f>O\\crpl.rnt.
1 ht.• 199:? m0<ld ,tdlb ::.~'' 0r.1I
fea tures to 11:> .1lrt'.Hlr irnprc):.i\t.'
.ur.1y of !.t,rnd.ird equipment,
incluchng J drhcr-s1dc air b.1l!.-
ncw c.loth )Cat uphol;tcry ,111cl J
re\ l)Ccl Po" er door I d.
mechJni~m. In .1dcl1lton, .1 pm'4..''
dri,cr') ~cJt .me.I le.Hhcr·c;u\crcd
.1utom.1t1c tr.rnsmission :-hifc 10' er
."Ire now -.t.1nd.ml on T-bar roo1
models
PATHFINOCR: The N1s::.Jn
r.11hfinclcr four-cluor continues .1~
Other chJnge) include an
increased level of equipment in
the GXE Lu\ury Package and the
avail.1bility of a driver-side air bas
for both models (from O ctober
production).
NX: The sporty NX made an
immediate impact upon it>
introduction last yeJr with its
class-leading performance and
bold exterior styling. For 1992,
this front-dnvc 2 2 coupe
continues to set the pJce in the
compctitwc sport!Jspccialty
segment with its choice of
powerful drivctrains Jnd long lbt
o( standard features.
• a leader in the uirnp.Kt ~po~t/
utility St'..hmcnt ''1th 1b c.u-likc
ride quality, pm\ l.'riul dm <:tr.1in
and dbtrnct1\t' ~t\ lin~.
The NX is avtiilablc in two
models -the spirited NX 1600
with a I 10-horsepower 1.6·1iter
DOI IC engine, and the
pcrformance·oricntcd NX 2000,
featuring a 140-horsepowcr
2.0·liter OOHC 16-v.ilvc
powerplant.
240SX: Offering balanced
weight distribution, a standard
mufti-link rear suspension and a
r'55-horscpower 2.4-htcr DOHC
engine, N1~n's 240SX is well
equipped to satisfy driving
enthusiasts with a taste for sports
car performance and h.mdling. .
but a budget that dittatcs .
pt«lctical1ty. .
·N1ss.in's Super HICAS .
four·MCCI steering system, which
PJthfindN is ,1\ ,11l.1h!e in l\\ l>
trim le,eb -the '.:E-Vo uricr:>
'aluc in both t\\O· .md IOUM\ hcl•I
drive conflgur.1trnn,, \\ hilc tht.'
more luxunos ~(-Vu i ,l\';iil.1b~c
with four·\\ he\'.'! drh c onh. Bulh
modcb tc,,lltrt' ,1 ;3.0·htcr'vG
engine rJtcd .ll 153 hor~t'p0\H'r.
NISSAN TRUCl\S: For 199.?,
N1!>SJn's trul.I.. lmL' .1g.1in olfers tlw
most 1>0wcrf ul )t.rndJrd
1'our·cylir.ider ;md import V&
engine) in their rc:>pcd 1w cl.h)C~.
Av.lil\\blc in Rc~ul,u Cab, long
Bed .ind l<ing Cab rnodl'ls \\1th
either 4x2 ot 4x4 drivcline:> (Long
Bed 111 4'<2 only). N1--s.m trucks
f caturc bold, ,1crodyn.1mic ~l) lin~
.md J high ll'vd 01 ~t.111cl.ud
equipment.
lhc entirl! hnn1p tl',\.IU't' •
independent front sll-.pcn ion \\ltfl
lo~ion bJrs ,lnd ,1 S<)l1d n~Jr .l\lc
with lcJf snrins: -J cornbin.ltion
th.u pmvidt-s tht• tl1ughn • '
rcquirl><i for oll·rO\ld 1tu.11ions
while offering J t.u.J1k • ride ut1
the hi!;hw:1y.
r
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810 Thursday, January 30, 1992
. . Process begun to start shrinking Japanese -American trade surplus
'Big three' automakers
find recent· Japan t rip
lo be constructive one
.
least, by the negative re)ponse of the open world trading system. liberalization.
news media to our pJrt in this initiclti\lc. we en v Is I 0 n It as mu tu a II y When a bilateral imbalance such as
And WI! cannot help but feel dismay at advantag~us for all trading p;irtners, today's persists, it is imperative· that both
the apparent public perception U)al WC providing their peoples lhC Opportunity to trading p.lrtOCrS undeftak~ a prompt,
set out for Japan, ~·hat-tn·hJnd" and live and work in harmony, welf.being and systematic examination of their domestic
"whining," to beg for relief from peace. • aJld int<!rnational, economic policies to
economic and trade problems for which T he world trade system is' ch<mging identify the root causes and correct them.
With the American economy on shaky we ourselves arc believed to be primarily constantly. One of the mo'l In a recent advertisement, JAMA refers lrss. worker, tn the auto industry -responsible. d 1 f h to trade as "the calm health of nations." from CEOs to dealers to mechanics -important eve opmcnts o t e past 20 Actually, the throe of us went to Japan years is Japan's emergence as a major But at present, trade between the United
have been watching and waiting with to make a case for foir and balanced force and, with Euron1> and North States and Japan is anything but calm,
intense curiosiK. and concern tO see t d T h d h I"'-d th h b'I t I · b I · . •r ra e. oget er we reprcscnte t e America, as one of the world's three key an e uge 1 a era 1m J ance 1n
which way the tide flows. U.S.-based car and truck manufacturing centers of trade and economic power. Japan's favor 1s hardly a sign of long-term
To he~ ~ort matters out, Harold A. business. h health for either country. With that change as come nC\v
Poling, c .11rman of the board and chief However, each of us individually spoke responsibility for these world leaders to Japan's aggregate trade surplus was
e'\ecutivc o fficer of Ford Motor for a major world company that (or work to_gether _ to ensure that the trade S473 billion over the 10 years endin~ in
Company, put his thoughts down on decades has competed hard, effectively_ system ,5 ool.lnccd and equitable, and to 1990. Its bilateral surplus with the United pa~ and successfully in countries :Jll arouna 'Set att-06tnirable-example for the rest of States cfuring this period,· at $364 billion,
The to/101-... inB are by-lined comments . the globe. In Ford's case, for illustration, the global community. accounted for 77 percent of the total.
from Poling, recently returned from Ms we-have met-the-needs -.of-ctJstomers, _ Concern ovcr-thc-sabstamial tra'd Wslrsc. lhe SSOO billion bilateral trade
1 isit to Japan: proVtaed· jobs and economic -growth, lent imbalance between our two nations was surplus in manufactured goods over the
strength to local societies and sold our the most pressing of the issues that led ~me period is causing groat concern in
E arl)· in January, Bob Stempel of products in some 200 countries on six the U.S. business delegation to Japan. the Unit~ States as tfie huge loss of
GM, Chrysler's l ee lacocca and continents. With our government making that known manufacturing jobs impacts the economy
I · d a d le t' f 21 and the industrial base. 1oine e ga ion o While in Japan, we met with the JapJn to the government of Japan in the
American business executives invited to Automobile Manufacturers Association strongest terms, my colleagues and I p rojections o( the finill lrade figures
Jccomp.rny President Bush on an OAMA) for an exchange of views. In a asked the members of JAMA to petition for 1991 indicate no improvement
unprecedented trip to Japan and other presentation during that historic meetins, for -and commit to support -actions from 1990 in the U.S.-Japan trade
Pacific Rim countries. speaking for the three of us, 1-took the 10 eliminate the imbalance and allow balance, despite the .U.S. recession, and
\\e ha\C' bN~n surprised, to say the opportunity ta express . support for tJn further progress toward greater trade notwithstanding the 54-pcrccnr
--------------------------------------------.. improvement in America's trade deficit with the rest of the world. For 1991, the
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OAANGE COAST JUP EAGLE
2524 Hart>or Blvd • Cosa Meu
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automotive trade imbalance is projected
to account for 7 5 percent of the total
U.S. deficit with Japan.,
One obstacle to correcting the
automotive trade imbalance is the
difficulty of selling in Japan cars and
trucks made in other countries. Import
br<lnds Jccount for 33 percent of the cars
and trucks sold in the U.S. market, and
15 percent of the mJrkets of Europe
taken ns. a whole.
So it is hard to consider the Japanese
mJrket open in any practical sense when
all foreign manufacturers combined
account fOr less than 3 percent of the
cars and trucks sold in Japan.
Part of the problem is . related to
commerci.11 obstacles,· in'cluding
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requirements and distribution 1narkups.
Another aspect : access to Japan's
dealership network~ has been hil#lly
restricted. -But far more decisive tlc"
either of these factors is the reality that
the Japanese cclr and truck market has
been closed for more than 40 year!. for
the benefit of JJpancsc manufacturers.
If the market is to be truly o~ned, it
will take real action by Japan for U.S.
producers to gain the kind of access that
Japanese automakers have enjoyed in
North America. It will take mor~ than
"declarations of intent."
Trade hJs been J mJjor factor in the
growth and ~rospenty of both Japan and
the Unitedta~ ..bill the trade system
cannot survive and grow if one country
seeks to maintain large surpluses.
We believe that the governments of
Japiln and the United States have an
obliqation to work together to sec that
this lfoes not happen. Business leaders,
too, have a responsibility -to inspire
their companies to compete fairly and
effectively and encourage sovcrnments to
maintain a system that is equitable.
We have committed o~r cff orts Jnd
those of our companies to both of these
responsibilities. r\ncJ we cJlr upon
automott\e industry lc<1dcrs in j.1pa. to
ask their go\ ernment to agree to a
specific timetable for reducing the trade
surplus with the United States to
approximate b.Jlancc. on an ongoing
basis, over the next five year:.. We4 -have
suggested J 20-peicent reduction in 1992
JnCJ the-monitoring of qu.irterly r~sults.
Such action will l<:ad to increa~
foreign part1c1pation in the-Jap.1nCsc
domestic mJr~l .rnd manufacturing
business, and it will help assure the
equitable operauon ol the world trading
SY!.tcm in the future .
The trip to Japan marl..ed the beginning
o( a process. Amon~ othc•r positive
outcomes, our countcrp.11ts in Jr\.\\A s.1id
that they found that first meeting
constructi\'e Jnd h,wc <1grccd to meet
with us Jgain -in fcbruary, we hope -
to respond to our prup1>:..1I.
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'90s. Top executives from local hea)th care fa-
cilities tell us what to expect in the coming de-
cades. Page 3.
tJlll' Charting the local health-care facilities. We
take an in-depth look at Orange Coast health·
care facilities. Page 4.
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·Health care concerns
turn personal i·n '90s
By William Rasmussen
Execut••t Director
HumJr\J Hosp1lll·Wesuninster \
A ttcntion has been focused on the he~lth can: im..lustr:-m
rece nt years becJu~c of the rJpid rbe in costs and
go,crnmem·s con\1 tent reduction m p.iymcnb. The
attention of hcallh care\\ 111 not ch:int!e for the '9th. The trcnc.Js
that beg.in during tl)c p~t dccaJc "iii continue.
Consumers ha'>c begun to p.1y aucm1on 10 their health and \\ill
take increasing responsibility for lhc1r 0'' n "ell·bcmg. The~ ''ill
demand greater accountabil11y from their doctors as \\Cll as more
h~th education ~nd information. The go,crnment "ill continue
to dictate the amount it ''ill pay. for ser\'iccs and other pJycrs ,,jlJ •
follow as they have done in the p:ist.
The gro\\ th of manage d care, "here insurance companies
direct patients LO contracted prO\idcrs. both ph}stc1.:ins and
hospitals, \\ill remain
strong and be<.orn.! tl;e
dominant veh icle through
\\hich health care is
dcli,creJ.
Due to go,crnment's
demand for quality
re\ iC\\, standards and
protocols will be set for
diagnostic testing and
therapeutic treatme nt.
This design ''ill again be
follo"ed by pri\'ale
payers. Cost \\ill be a
factor. but not the only
fa ctor "ncn considering a
pro\ldcr.
The re,iew of qualit).
st.indJrds. protocols and
paucnt outcomes \\ill
detcrmrne "h1ch
ph)s1c1ans and ho:.p1tals
"ill get manJged care
con tract\, thereby
''ceding out umksirablcs.
Demand that scr.1ces
be performcJ on an
outpatient ba:.i!:, home
care aml home he~lth
sc i"\ ices "ill continue its
r:lpid rbe. Only the William Rasmussen
sic\...cst p:Hicnts "ill be .
admitted to the ho pit al. These require the mo't i:.1re .ind "ill
ancn:ase the need for highly trained pcrsoPnd A· the P'-'PUbtton
ugci., this problem "ill only get \\Or e.
Hospitals\\ 111 continue to be labllr·intcn'h c cmpll'~cr,. "i1h ·
s~ll~tric being a major portton of opcratin~ c'pcn,c. l\impctitil'll
am~mg ho!)pitals for technical pcr,onncl, "ill c.1u'c ;;l,1ttinu.1ll~
rt ing ~al.tries. Rcg1 tercJ nur'c' \\ill continue l\l ltnd 1wn·r:111 nt
care areas to ''or\..." hich do nut require \\CC\...enJ. h,1\iJa~ '"'' ''"II
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rhc Amcr.ican con um cr ha' ah\a'' an J "ill Jh'a" dcm:mJ
the m1"1 tcchnologicall) ad' am:cd cquipmcm ~ml ~J'\ kc,, l hc'c.
Seo HEALTH S
tain Valley Regiona l Ho. pital celebrate it
20th anniversary. Page 8.
"The chiropractic altern1tive. A local chiro-
practor takes a look at the first 100 year of
chiropractic medicine. Page 7.
"Health clubs of the '90s. Insiders di cus the
evolution of the local health ,1ub. Page 9.
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" Preventative medicine. Startling new studie
·ay that not only can health problem be pre-
vented, but s.omc serious condition like
" Charting the locat health clubs. A detailed
con umer~s guide provides a comprehen ive
comparison bctw~cn the · local health clubs.
Page 10.
· d. h~art disease -can be reversed. Page 7. """ Women's health Issues. An execrt ISCUSSCS tJlll' A workout nirvana. ditor Willi~m 'Lobdell
writes about the Orange oast being a paradise
for athletes wanting a good workout. Page 12.
some of the unique health problems faced by " Something old, something new. Hoag open
w9men today. Page 6. ~--= facility 1n "Huntington Beach and Foun-
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Health a Fitness
. ··.Memcal :.officials examiQe changes in health -care · rield
Editor's note: \Ve asked the top This successful facility will have aA
executives Dt Orange Coast health· effective relationship with the phy·
care facilities what consumers can sician who practices there, the
expect in the coming decade. The consumers who receive care there
following arc th eir first·pcrson an· and the payers of health cnre ser·
swers. vices rendered there.
Dr. PhUlp L llcrschman, CEO The relationship with physicians
Coastal Com munities Hospital is very important, becnuse it is the
Hospitals be an. chan in in 1983 physkian wbo in fAAhNdCIS-mCQi
era government Tn· cal services, not the hospital. To
traduced the Prospective Payment the extent that the physician and
System (PPS). Prior to PPS, the the hospital work well together,
government (through it~ Medicare _the-efficient use of health care ~c·
program as the largest purchaser sources is nssur~d.
of health care services) paid hospi· The rel:itionships with the con·
tals. the a!11ount they charged f~r sumer and the payer are impor·
their services regardless of their tant, because in the '90s value will
costs. Subse9uent to PPS, the gov-become more important than e~nmen~ paid a fixed amount per price. As the payer and especially
d1agnos1s regardless of hospllal the consumer become more in-
costs or char~es. The world has formed buyers of health care ser-
change dramatically. vices, the value they receive, i.e.,
It was, how· the interaction of quality and
ever. necessary price, will oulwcigh price alone.
for the world This means that the successful
to c h ange. hospital will be able to make sub· He~lth care stantiated statements ubout the
costs had been quality of care that is rendered to
increasing at a its patients.
significant rate In short, the successful hospiwl
and PPS was of the '9(}., will make efficient use
the precursor of its resources, provide a high,
to managed measurable quality of care, ~nd ·
care as a solu rion to this alarming have superior relationships with
trend. Hospitals in 1he '90s will physicians, consumers and p:-iycrs.
have to face the ch\).llenge of re-All things, which prior to 1983
maining viable business entities in were not very important. It should
the face of shrinking reimburse-be an exciting <Jecade.
mcnt due to managcd care.
The succcssf ul hospital of the
'90s will be an efficient organiL:l·
tion that maintains and achieves a
high quality of care standards.
Richard E. Butler, Administrator
fountain Valley Regional llospltal
The future of health coreJn the
United States is predicted to move
HEALTH: Costs continue. to rise
From 1
advancements will al\va"s be the
single strongest contribuiing factor
to the dram.atir incre:ise in health
care costs.
Advances in care .such as hip re·
placement, coronary artery b)pa~
grafts, kidney dialysis, CT scanning
and organ transplantation account
for at least half the increase in
com over the past 10 to W )Cars.
These procedures· ha'c become
commonplace and the public is
willing to accept no less.
The cost to hospirnls for e'el)
day supphe\ spirals, ~utstripp1ng
general inO;it1on. The e arc genu·
inc C\penscs and arc passed on to
the consumer. But the gcner~1l
public secs this only a\ ri'ling
health care costs.
We have only begun to treat
AIDS in the United States. As this
epidemic unfolds (8 years for the
firsl 800,000 cases in the U.S. to
be documented; 2 years for the
next 00,000). the demand for
tre:itmcnt "''II e~plode, a will the
demand for facilities to care for
these patients. .
Today. there is no clear-cut
change on the horizon for health
care. The 1990!. will sho" a con·
tinuation of \rend!:> that h.i!:I ::ii·
re:id) begun.
. Did you know that
Orthopaedic Surgeons spend only
12% of their time in surgery?
Orthopaedists stress alternative
means with conservative care.
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in a variety of directions. One di-care not in the doctor's Qfficc, but jected in terms of hO\ .. they a<lmin· :ls tci.1ing kits for cholc5tcrol '>imi-
IJr to th:it used fur diabetes. reetion which is well underway is in the home. ister care, and the advanccmenl'>
toward increased outpatient ser· Fountain Valley Regional 110,_ in technology :ind science.
vices and decreased inpatient scr-pital works toward educating its Pnticnt sur·
All uf the rc .. .:Jrch \l1U i.cc in
the mo\C mcnr from cc.llula r biol·
ogy lo molclul:n biolon .. thc un·
derstandmg of the 1mmun.: s}slclll
nnd the abil11v tu innucnb: ir-
thrnuch £.CncticS··\dll llc 'in I\) im·
vices. ' b rr . oery '1• le•s 1'11· community y o ering m:rny o .. ..
According to the Americ:rn 1 Jos· courses, seminnrs and supporl v:isive and re·
pitnl Associntion, hospital outpa· groups for all ages of people in qt.ires shorter
tient visits. increased from 232.8 · f h · l' or no "'ne"tl1e-vanous i.tagcs o t cir 1ve!I. .. -> oul~ ~981 19 lOi I Aailligp in Wlunc-Unua
1989, a 32% increase. Outp.iticnt ~Jichacl Stephens, President reduction in
J 1scasc.
care is becoming more popular be-lloag llospilal _ -C-4-t-1+-c r t ~t-e-
causc of its convenience ;ind cost 111crc arc l\\O major reason!. length of the
Appro.\illl;.ilcl~ onc·h.111 of I foag
5 11cs .1rCli(i\\ pc rlo1 ml'lf on
an outp.1111.:nt b.1-.1-;. ;mu \\C ha'e
l\HI ou1paticn1 !>urgery cc:ntcr-. to
accommouu1e the increa~c in re·
cent \Olumc \\1th respect tu the
cit} nt.l'tcr plJnnlllg procc~'· I {o:ig
1s being rcspun:.l\C to the nt:\\ rv
efficiency. Outpatient care enables why we're sec ing hospitals ~hi ft hosp it a Ii z a·
the patient to receive surgical in· from inpati'!nt services to ou1pu· tion, or the
tervention und other procedure!. tient care, in just about every sub· ability to completely pcdorm the
more quicl...ly, usually \\ ith lci.s specialty: Concern about he.11th procedure on :rn outpatient b~"is
cost, due to the elimination of lhe c:ire costs :ind the incn:ased scrv· Less expensive tools arc abo b.:ing
hospital stay. tiny to "hich hospitals arc sub· made a' ailable to the public, such See HQSPIT ALS/5
Fountain Valley Regional Ilos·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ pit al o ffers outpatient care 1
through a variety of •service!\ in·
eluding' outpatient surgery, phyi.i·
cal therapy, emergency, l:lboratory,
pain management, blood transfu.
sions, cardiology, radiology and
more.
An example of the efficiencies
of outpnticnt surgery arc the t~·
cent advances in J:ipnroscopic sur·
gcry. Through an incision, "hich bi
less than one-half inch in length,
the surgeon is ublc to 'icw the
neccssriry area of the body thro ugh
a tiny camera, .ocaned a lap;i10·
scope.
Through equally small incision ....
mini:iturc instruments arc inscrtcJ
to complete the surgery. Scarring
is barely vi-.1blc and rcco\e1y time
ill great!) reJuccd. In the pa'lt one
and onc-h.1lf )Cars. Fount.11n V;il-
lq Region<il Hospital has gro" 11
to be the largei.t pro,idcr of IJp.1·
roscbpic iouq;crics in Orangc
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ncurologiCJI trauma. M<> Cory "'orks with area dentis1s in the 1rcatmen1 ol 1cmpor1•mJnd1bular JZ>inl
dy.,fu nction (TMJ). She treats spons mjuncs, wurl..ing with man) Hununi:ton Be.1~-h urc.i Jthdetc<. \.f-. Con
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tolerated . This therapy 1<. dcc;igncd 10 reduce '>tress and lcn .. ion, reduce mu,cul.ir jCh1..' and pain'> and
promolc recovery from '>pi,:c1fic injuries Vl3 oft 1is'1ue mob1hz.tt1on Ms. Cor) " .tho .i '~ciahst in rhe
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• hO\\ l!L.[ight th1· can cp hattlt.>. dt•tl'rmrnrng ltlllC\•r rn.k,~ .rnd htJ\\ ro 'llfli!QII th ,,e •
• "ho have ranccr Srn•emng::, "111 ht.> offert·d \\1th 'tllJnt· 11f 11\l' lt4rHlrt'' • • • • Re"t'r\'ation-; mu't lw made due to llmrtt>d ..,pact': rail (714 ~!t)ti -.1--I 111 n•'t'f°\'" •
• sp,\C't.' .\II h.'fturt•' ,,;11 bl· lit·ld in 1111' ::.,,\lm.·r Conf1·rrt1C't' Rilom • • • : ~~~~~ :
• U.•arn ahout ctw C'<lllC't.'r t>\Pl"rll'rH't' from <1 tt·.m1 t•f t'\fl 'I"" mdudm~ L11n \,I a "I( 1.11 •
• \\Urker "Pt'rializmg tn !he support 11f c-.u111•r patll'nl' II~''" 11r S<•nw1111t· \\111 ~1 111\\ Ii'' •
: canrer. this c·uuN· orft'r' t'\Ct:'llt•nt '11pp(1r1 ll0t·l·mq11l•s :
• Tut ..,,J.1,·. Ft>hru:m 1-. -1 .•·Oil Jlm • • • : Breast Cancer :
• One in nuw \\\11twn \\ill \·11ntr.1c·1 hr •ast rantt•r LA:.1m .1h 1111 •lw rvJtm1·111-. •
• heredita~ ri,k .... and tlw rontn1\t•rs\ owr hrt>~t 1mplanh ~.imh t1111•,to111• '-.pt 11.d •
• Touch Tra•rwr lrom till' Anwn<'an (\me Pr Sot'tl'I'\ \\lll lt".ll I hrt\i..'l ,l'lf •\.11 • . •' .
• Tut'~.~\ \IJrch 1; 7 00 __ q 00 Jlm • • • • Colon Cancer • • • •
Practicing the
True Art of Caring
Every Day.
• Cancer t>f tht' rl1lon ,rnd n•c tum '' tlw st•cund flllht rnm1' '" 11 .• t11l!n.111n "'' 1mn~ •
• in the l'nill'd Stalt'l-Ovt:'r 14:i O\\ll Ill'\\ t•,u,es wtll bt:' dm~11 1,, d th1' w.1t \\111 t-<lfl~ •
• dtagno~rs. roh1n < .rncer can lw l'lkcll\l'I\ lreatl'd Ll•arn h11\\ t • prt•\1•1 • 1 •I"' •
: rant•er .rnd hll\\ 11 t~ d1agnl1'-l'd :
• Tut•-.dav. Apri l :!I. ;·oo-!-l.110 p.m • • • : Prostate Cancer :
• Prostatt" canr t·r '' tin1.· llf tht' 11111:-t rt>mmonl) dt'tt'1 It'd 1\111u•r, ,1n1t111i.: nw11 \ •
• le<'ture on pro-.l.llt> problt>nh .rnd frre srrt-l'nrng Jrl' 11ff11rl•d for nw11 {l\11r ~O w,1r' •
: old Men owr tht• ai.t1.• tif -lll arc> url(t•d t\1 gl't ,\''mph• t•\,m\ln,tltl 11 th 1t m 1\ 1l 't c :
• the dtse:.N• ,ll ,1 < ur,\ble ... tagl 'rn•1•nmg indudt•s ,1 di1.t1tal l\'Ctal t'\,1m .1111 I'~\ •
• blood test •
• 1'wsda). \l,1y Hl. 7 oo -~UlO J'l m •
: t>-rt>t>t111t1-ts b~ nppomrmt•nt 11nly \11\ Thur:-.Jay. \1.t\ .!'-:; Iii 11 0 1 JI m :
• • • • • Talking to you. Listening to you. Getting to know you and your family . Not only caring
for you. but caring about you . We 've made it a practice of giving you the complete,
professional medical care you expe,t, and the friendly, personal attention you deserve.
• Look Good, Feel Better • ~ .
• H\'alth pr11fl''-Sl<ltl,1ls and h{1•11wd ('\l-.Tl\t'IOlogy .. t._ (f\lll\ tlw \ml'fl<' \II r 11\1 ~r •
• Socien dt-.< 11~ .... ind dt>mnn..,trilll' 1'1..1smet1c ... ,tncl ha1r't~ 11•, l 1 tu•Jp < .u11.'1•r I' 1t11•n ' •
• look thetr br~t. Tht· program hri.thlt,i.thh sktn e:m~ hatr-.t) h•, .ind .1\'l't''"'fll'' m.1k1•· •
We keep your needs in mind by offering full -service health care with on-site laboratory and
X·ray facilities, 7 convenient medical offi ce locations, an extensive network of referral
specialists, extended hours and urgent care at some locations, 24-hour on-call ph ysician
access. and much more. All this, AND courteous, friendly service.
Some peoplt call our thinking old-fa..~hioned . We call it the True Art of c .. ring.
Bristol Pnrk l\1edical G roup, Inc.
Costa Mesa
El Toro/North
Mission Viejo
Fountain VaUey
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Generations of Health
SS7-3242
583 -1600
549-1300
Irvine
Mission Viejo
San Clemente
Santa
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364-3199
489-0607
641 -7100
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• ~fnnd.l.\, ~larr.h :!'~. 7 O{l -tl no pm S,tlt 1. 'r t\111tt>re1111• Ri.1i11l1 • • • • • • : Cancer Support Group :
: This group Jmwtdt•s l\ ut>Jh'rt1\ • l'll\\l\lnl\lcnt to twlp 1.'JtWl'r p..1l1t•11t.:-. · m1 tlwtr :
4 IU\\'d on"s und1·r-.1and and hw \\ ith ,·ant•t•r. Thi' l{roup m1·1•h t'' 'r\ ~ntl inti ~th •
• \\t>dnt>,d.\\ bt•g111r1ini.t ft•hrn.11) l~. l\ llO 7.31) pm tn lht• ho,p1t J''-)l.1ltz1 r •
• Con~•f\•nr1• Ril\'111. Th1·r1• j, nu l'111r~1· to t111•11ct • • • • • : Fountain Vall y Regional Ho pital :
: 17100 Eurhrl Ppuntain \,11lt·~. (\1hfMma H:!708 sow :
4 (l,!eah>d 3 hlodt nMth of lht• ~ I\ 01~ n (~ 5) ~'tr•'\\\ t \~ r1wr) •
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Health I Fitness .
CLINIC DAYS
HOURS
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Airport MultiSpecialt' Med. Gr. 8 FT/4 PT l nurse, 2 physicians. N/A PhysicAI therapy and rehabilitation, radi~y. med~
2192 Martin # 130, Irvine 2 physician assistanLo; laboraaory, multi-spcx.1ally consultanlS, family medicmc./generaJ
833-9490 services
Anxiety/Mood Disorder C linic NIA 3 FT/5 PT 1 physician N/A Affilialcd wilh College Hospital of Cost.a Mesa. Day ucauncnt
150 Paularino # 165. Costa Mesa program for panic and obsessive/compulsive disorders. Outpe ·
1 .. g00-499 .. 9733 , includes sclf-hcl s.
College Hospital 137 155 FT ___ _,_N/A N/A Medical, sw-gical, menial health for adults & adolcscenlS,
JOrvictoria St, Costa Mesa • detoxification, pain management, anxiety & mood disorders,
642-2734 '? cnsis mental health m
Doctors Hospital or Santa Ana L1ccn'iCd 54 151 FT/ts PT 60 nurses. NIA Chris Cutler, COO Diagnostic services, nuclear medkine, respimtory thcrap~.. .
1901 N. College Ave .• Sama Ana 285 physicians Jack Olpin, CEO pulmonary funclion, clinical lab., pathology. CC, rchab1latauon,
'i47-2565 " cardiol • ER-24 hrs. sur e
Fountain Valley Regional Licensed 293 t,360 FT 625 nurses. N/A Richard E. Buller, ER-24 hrs .• heart center, neonatal inte nsive care, ICU pediatrics,
Hospital and Medical Center 725 physicians Administrator complete maternity with LORP, cancer center, laparoscopic/laser
17 100 Euclid, F. V. 966-7200 sur e . sician referral
Hoag Hospital Licensed & 1.600 FT/900 PT 770 nurses. NIA Michael Sacphcns, $195 million medical facility with Hoag Hean lnstituac, Hoag
101 Nev. pon Blvd. Siaffcd 41 7 700 phy,ic1ans President Childbirth Center, Hoag Cancer Center. Neuro, rehab and
"le rt Beach 645-92663 chemical ck •ndcnc centers.
Hoag Health ~~nter -11.B. NIA NIA 30 ph)''tc1an\ NIA Karen Broxson. OircctOf" Allergy, cardiology, family practice, ga<;trocnacrology. general
19582 Beach Blvd., H.B. surgery, intcm:il. neurology, oncology. pc"ialrics, urology.
963·3377 dia nosti cs. ulmonar 08/GYN
Hoag Heallh Center -In ine NIA NIA 5 nurse,,, N/A Douie Parnell, Director Allergy, biofccdoock, dcmlatology. endocrinology. NT.
J 70 Barranca Pkwy., lrvine 32 phys1ri:10s,, internal, diagnoslics. OB/GYN. orthopedics. sport.s, pediatrics.
'i5 1-6700 la<1tic sur c . wumcn·~ center
Hoag Woodbridge Walk-In NlA
4870 Barranca Pkwy., Irvine
857-1248
Humana llospilal -H.R.
17772 Beach Blvd .• H.B.
42-1473
Humana Hospital -Westminster
200 Hospn.:l1 Circle, Wc,unmstcr
!N3-454 l
Irvine Medical <:e nter
16200 Sand Canyon Ave .• Irvine
753-2000
Irvine Park Medical Center
1 77~ Sky Park Circle. Irvine
261-964 1
Marina Medical Center
4952 Warner Ave .. # 110. H.B.
846-7702
Ne"porl Walk ·ln
360 San Miguel #1 07, N.B.
760-9222
Out-Patient Suri.:er~ Cenlt>r
17752 Beach Blvd., 11.R
842-1426
Pacific Walk-In Med. Center
2362 Morse A vc .. In inc
863-9101
Pacirica llospilal
18792 Delaware S1.. IJ B.
842-{X;l 1
Physician Care Walk-In
4030 Birch St., # 107, N 0
752-6300
Sano M edical Cente7
700 W. 19th St . Costa Me'ia
645-9334
Santa Ana Hospita l Med . <:entH
1901 N. Fairview St.. Santa Ana
554-1653
Sky Park Walk-In
3100 Warner Ave . Santa Ana
546-4233
Starting Point or Orange Count)
350 W. Bay SL., Co\ta Mc...a
642-3505 '
Licensed 133
L1ccn.-;cd 182
L1ccn!-Cd 177
'NIA
NIA
L1~CO\C<l I 09;
St.ii k d 262
/A
N/A
L1ccn-.cd 93
"'-/A
Liccn-.cd &.
\taJkd 70
Superior Ambulalory Suri(. ('enkr r:-.itA
1525 Superior Ave.# 114, N.R
642-026
Western Medical Center S.A.
1001 North Tu\lln Ave .• S.A
835-3555
Western Medica l C.:enler/nartl t'tt
600 E. Wa\hington Ave., SA
973-1656
L1cen\Cd 301:
Staffed 256
LKcn...cd &
\tiffed 24 1
2 FT/13 PT
287 FT/Other 61
4()() cmplO) CC'i
32 1 PT -
IO FTO PT
2J F't'/15 ?'f
NIA
37-~0 f-T
20 FT/7 PT
114 FT/19 PT
9 Fl"/I PT
/A
255 l·T/31 Pi
25 FT/4 PT
~o Ff/I 'i PT
2 PT
N90 FTl3-t9 PT
1so F-1
14 nur.,c,,
10 ph),ICl:.ln ...
200 nurse s.
270 ph)'\ICl • .IOS
5 ph)\lllJlls
I nur'l',
J ph) SICltlll'i
N/A
I 0-12 nur'"-''·
:?00 ph) \ICl.111' on S~ll I
77 nur'c'.
2~1 ph)\ld:lOS
3 medical a,,i,t:.inLs,
1 ph) 'icaan'
NIA
90 nurses.
285 phy!-IClt\01\
-t medical a"i'~lOLs,
2 phy\ICIJO :1'-.1\WOL\
J h \ICIJO
9 nurse,,
6 phy~1c1an'
Commumt)' physician-;
f rom Hoag Hospital an<l
Ne" Beach
370 OUN'\,
97() ph) \IC IJns
40 nurses
I phy<;irian
8 am-10 pm, seven
day-;/wk. and holidays
N/A
N/A
NIA
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Urgent Care Wall-In
M-Sat. 8 am-10 pm;
Sun./Hol. I 0 · -7 m
M-F 8 am -10 .
Sat.. Sun . and mo'it hot.
9 am-6 m
NI A
Nii\
NI A
O~n 365 ililys
M-F 8 am-8 pm; Sat ,
Sun., Hot. 9 am· 5 m
Wal~-ln Emcr~wnc) Care
N/A
N/A
NIA
NIA
N/A
N/A
Dr. Dallas Long.
Medical Director
Craig Cooper,
Executive Director
William Ra mussen,
Execulive Director
Robert Shaw, President
Or. John P. Bergstrom.
Medical Director
Fran Cums,
AdministraLor
Beverly J Brenda.
Administrator
Or. Neil A. Friedman,
CEO
Steve Klompu . Mcd1cul
AdminlSlrator
Marvin Her;chhcrg,
futecuu,·c Dtrcc1or
Dr. Roy J. Levin.'
Medical Dirl'Ctor
NIA
Keith Wolfe-. COO
Jack Olpin, CEO
Steve Klompu •
Medical Adminl'itralor
Dan Kenney,
Admini irator
Or. Craig Lowe, Owner
OaVld E. Morgan. CEO
Kerry Davi,, CEO
Medical care and minor emergencies
Family-cc mcn::d birthing facility, day surgery, diagnostJc
service~. biological depression unit, paramedic base station
Allergy. ICU/CCU. Matemi1y. Diag11ost1l\, ER-24 .hrs...
outpallcnt urgcry. cardiopulmonary. p:itholog'y, lab., 101cmal,
nc hmlo' , 1:i ... t1c '>Ur •e ortho x-d1C\
General medicine, surgical bed'\, oh,tctnc.;, neonatal 1nten1iivc
care. pcdia1rics, di agnostics, ou1pauen1 surgery. ~d iology, lab ..
emcr 1cnc <;erv1cc
Pre-placement phys icals, workcrs' comp .. DMV physicals. FAA
medical ccn1fil·at1on. e'ccuLivc ph)'i JI,, pulmonary. physical
Lhcra '. ~J-hr. acces'
Private prnc1icc, multJ-spcc1alt)', derma1olog)'. E T, podtalf)'.
orthopcd11.:s. internal medicine, physical therapy, radiology, lab.
On·,llc Marina Brca,1 Center
Urgclll care and family prJCucc
lndudc' Pth t-Sur!!1cal Recover) Centl'r. Ptxi1atry.
l:iparo,copir/lao;cr, car. ~o~ & thro.11 , or.11 'urg.~ ~en, urgcry.
GYN .. onhc) 'lhC\, colon/rcct:il , urolo .,
Spc 1;1l11c,o,; in cupm1onal and pnvalc l:.lrc ml'.'dll'.me. RoutJnc
cum .... exl'<.'UUvc health program,, d1.1~no,11c,, minor surgery,
X r~w . no a I re uir~d. b1t.r11.!ual
SJX>t:1al11cs in diabctc) ucatmcm (1n/ou1 pJll~nl). gcnatr1 p )'Ch •
p.11n uc:nmcnt. ER-24 hr~.
Private and 1nduslrial medicine hy appt /-.-.::il~·in, X-my, lab.,
pharmacy. V.D. and AIDS tC\L<;, ph)"l"~'''· drug 'iel\:CO'i, EKG'i,
hum care, tTf'lcin Darr. chronic fatfou<'
General medicine and lOJUne . surgcr). l.1h .• X-ra), pregnancy
tc'~. allergy tco;Ls, phy" als. drug \<:rl'CO\, v.c1ght control .
d1a n<N•c ulLra\ound, well ooh •care
Da.1gn~11c services. nuclear medmnc, rl''-p1rJtory therapy.
pulmonary function. clinical lab .• pathology, CC, rehab.,
eard1olo' . oh,teLnc sur e "'
Spc~1al 11e in occupa11onal and pnvau: care medicine. Rouune
C\am<;; cxocutJve hc.alth program • di:igno,tK'i, minor urgcry, ll·
ra • no a L. re u1rcd bilin 1ual
Fn.~·'itand1ng chemical dependency l\.'CO\Cry hosp1ul 'ipcciaJ111ng
in trcaunen1 of addJcllon to alcohol and chemical dependencies.
In· ·1tu.'nt, eta trc.atmC'nt
Out-patJcnt surgery, gen. surg .• GYN., ophthalmology,
onhopcd1cs, urology, CN, no c &. throat. podiatry. pla~Lic
sur e , ac;1rocn1cml<
Trauma. pcd1a111c'>, ICU/CCU. vc tJhular lab .• cardiac care.
neonatal ICU. oh,tctncc;, rchab1htation
RehJb1l1WL1C>n and long-tcnn caro
Hospitals and Mcd1lal Ccnil'r' in ~l·o~r.1pli1lJI JH"d thJI J1<l nol rc,pond 111 1r1qu11y or meet cJuoriJI tkJdlmc arc 0111 l1<>1cd
This )1sl may nol Oc rcpnn1cJ IO v.holc or In pul v.11hnu1 prior V.fllll'O ~mli\\1110 from lhC Ctlllnr
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"The People's Podiatrist" •Walk With Comfort
Call 642-2329
"You can't run away from your foot problems, says OR. BROWN, a physician and
surgeon of the foot and ankle. "Left unt11eattrd, foot problems will not disappear. In fact.
they can become worse and end up costing you a lot of time. money and discomfort".
OR. BROWN, located at 1501 Superior Ave., in Newport Beach, provides
complete, comprehensive and comfortable treatment of all foot conditions Including
ingrown nails, corns and callouses, bunions, hammertoes, heel spurs, anp war\s. He
also provides treatment for patients with sports injuries, diabetic, arthritic, and circulatory
problems, Including patients with ulcerations to the lower extremities. Emergency
treatment for injuries is provided.
If your condition requires surgery, you can be sure that OR. BROWN and his staff
are highly skilled, trained and qualified in the very latest surgical techniques and
treatments. Many procedures are done through tiny Incisions, minimizing swelling,
discomfort and time off work.
Patient education Is part of every visit. So, whatever your foot problem Is, you can
expect to learn a lot about it here. DR. BROWN Is available for day and evening
appointments to try to conform with your busy schedule. Most Insurance plans, as well
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HOSPIT :s: ___ nicial&~~Y~to~stay in step~with-·technolca_DY --
From-3
aliiy, that is, technology as Induced
b) the p:iycri..
Ta~e the lfollg Cancer Center,
"luch represe nts a major cxpendi-tur~ for a facility that's totally out-
patient. Dci.igned specifically for
outpatients, it is easy to find -and
directly accessible. It is not an in·
pa11cnt facility that ex isted_and
\\<I) ,1ccommodated to out atients.
11 lots of s ace devoted to
C\Jrnin:uion rooms, counseling
rovms and pnticnt education, the
light Jnd airy feeling provides pa-
11cnt., with an experie nce that
more .closely resembles their daily
ac:tl\1t1es rather than institutional
lhmg.
slimed with tcach'lng
the patient of what IQ
expect post-operatively.
Since its founding,
Hum a n a Hos pi ta l-
' luntington Dcach has
been at the forefront of
health care delive ry
services in Orange
Count . In res o
-i:Jur m1sSion o pro' 1 e
the highest standards
of quality care, we :ire
t e c hn ologica l ly
equipped to perform
many surgeries on an
outpatient basis.
1 his Center represents the fu-
lurc nnd how we would begin to
e\oh e other faci lities, rather than
take an existing site, as our~op
poncnts would like , and force the
ou1pa1ien1 ac tivities into a very
confined, dense space that doesn't
g1\ c you the nexibility, latitude
and accessibility.
Specific areas of focus for our
cen ters of excellence like the
heart, cancer and neurosciences
programs nre going to have a very
JCll\'e community education com-
p0nen1. We're very interested in
hereditary screening, particularly
111 the fi eld of cancer. We feel ''e
can make community education
more effective if we can target the
education to those who have the
greatest su ccptibility.
rite pholo
Hoag Hospital's Dr. Lawrence Werlin, a
fertmty specialist, has helped hundreds of
couples deliver their dreams. ·
Surgicnl intervention
of th~ 'SOs has certJinly
chnnged the method of
operation of hosp11a!s,
and we at l lumana
l lo'i pita 1-11 un t ington
Ueach welcome the
changes that the next
dccudc is sure 10 bring
forth.
Robert Shaw, President
ln'inc Medica l Center
Irvine Medical Center's
Throughou t February, desig-
nJted as Hoag Heart Month, we
\\ 111 prei.cnt special seminars,
'crccnings and demonstrations to
help )OU and your family make
heart-he:ilthy life choices.
The future ch:illcnge is how you
continue to make medical ad-
\.Jnces avail:ible to everyone, by
making them affordable. As m:ir-
velou as the scientific adva nces
:ire in the U.S., you have a l:irge
segment of ·uninsured who can't
a' ail themselves of this technology.
Scie nce ,.,,ill always exceed the
abili ty of the country to p:iy fo r it
1n the area of health care. The de:
-bate that's emerging on nation:il
he:ilth policy is really going to
Cl)st:illize by 1994 and \\e'll see
o;nme dram:111c change~ in the 'f"·
tern .
Rene f o-., Mark.Rina Dlrtttor
Humana Hospital·
Hunlinaton Beat h
The decade of the '80s brought
fo rth mcrcdible changes in the
health care mdu try. In th e pa t
five year • Humana Inc. witnessed
a 50'1 dccrea e tn urgical proce-
dure'\ performed on an inpatient
haw.. Due to tcchnolog1cal ad-
' nnccmcnts, the "'Ord surgery has
taken on an e ntirely different
meanmg A good example 1s a ton ..
"llec tomy What used to be a
three-day tay is now a four-hour
\IJ\
Wi th i n
three vears, :i
1my TV cam-
era has turned
the "orld or
urgcf)' inside
out. allowing
doctors to sec
inside their
patients' ab·
domi nal o r
chest cavities without having to cut
them open. Surgery on the organs
in either c:ivity can now be done
th rough a small scope.
With video surgery, which we
olfe r here at Humnna Hospi tal-
three or four small wounds, which
generally heal wilhout ugly scars
and are smnll enough to be cov-
ered ,by a Band-Aid. Rather thnn
having to spend a week or more in
the hospital and a painful month
recovering, a patient returns home•
the same day :ind is back 10 \\Ork
in a week.
Because the doctor htts not cut
muscle or bone and has cut nesh
so minimally, the pntieru suffcn.
little of the post-ope rative p.1in
that dominates people who have
umtefgone major abdominal or
chest surgery performed in the tr.l·
ditional way. Consequently, no
heavy doses of drugs for pain re-
lief are needed.
Although patients arc spending
less time in hospital beds, the de-
gree of ca re by the physicb n nnd
nuising staff has not diminbhed,
but has unde rgone positive
change.
Insurance compnnics "ill 110
longer pay fo r patients to be ad-
mitted 1he evening before surgef)
is performed. Re ponsibility of
pre-operative evaluation has llO\\
fallen in the hands of the ph}
sici:in and nursing is now con-
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Community Health Seminar
Sat at 10:00 a.m.
Feb. Ith, Mar 14th, April 11th
Huntington Ocach, there arc only
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• Women wbo bawe undergone a bptaectomy
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cllalcal .WdJ of a new btrogea Patcb for
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tata. mammogram. and .Wdy medication
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comprchensi\'e wom~n·s and chil-
dren's services :ue designed 10
mee1 a family's complete health
care needs. Practicing a f.1mlly-
cc111crcd care philosophy, ll"\i:1e
t\lcdical Center encourages parc111
imoh cment through e\cry step of
1hc cl11lt.l's care, including lhe op·
tion to stay w11h hospitnliLeJ cl11l-
dren O\Crnight. ,..-.-------.
To make
'i'>ih to 1he
ho:. p 1 1 a I
ha-.-.lc-1 rec. Ir-
' inc ~kdic.tl
Center ulfcrs
drop-in b.1by-
\11ting scf\ ice'
th rough K1<l\
Corner.
The
\\'omen '!I Choice I k alth P:t\ il1011
c.11crs 10 "on11 .. n's unique nccJs
through eJucational, <l1.1~no,tic
and pre\\!lll.1t1ve progr;um. [Juca-
tilln.tl prograrm incluJ~ topic ..
He~ ·.
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such as stress • m:inagement :ind
biofeedback, persona: develop-
men t, lactation support und child-
bi rth educa tior\.
Irvi ne Medical Center's Dirthing
Center is equipped with seven
labor, delivery, recovery (LOR)
su ites as well as trnditional birth-
ing rooms, specinl care and new-
born nurseries.
e I 77-bed Irvine Medical
Center features all priv:i te rooms
and offers 24-hour emergency scr-
"icc!I.
Dr. Neil A. Frlcdmnn, CEO
Out·Pntient Surgery Ccntc·r nnd
Post-Surgical Rcco,·ery Center
Our Su rgery Center \\as est:ib-
lishcd in 1974 to meet 1hc gro" ing
demand for a speciahLcd health-
care facility where surger)' and di-
agnostic procedures could be per-
formed during a brief \bit and at
a much IO\'-er cost than ho~p1tal
iLatio11.
Re ponding
to changing
hea lth care
n eeds, we
we re among
lhc fi rs t to
o ffer t h is
uniqu e out·
patient service.
TI1c. patient is
ahlc to un-'-------
dcrgo surgery and return home the
<;ame day with the benefit of '>latc-
of-the-art surgical and laser equip-
ment.
Procedures arc pcrlurmcd in
one of f1\c IJrgc, moJcrn opc:rJt-
i11g suites, a GJstroin1c-.11nal L.1bo-
r.11ory, or ;1n Ophthalmologic
Laser 1rc~11mcn1 room Each room
i' fully cquiprctl "ith the l.11e~1
-.urgical i11 ... 1rumcn1;11iun anu
'.'>l;1ffed by highl) tr;uned prof~~
.,1~rn ;lls.
Our J\1'.'lt·Sur~ic.d Ru.\1\ er)
Ccn1cr \\;1-.. ~-.1.1hl1"1hed in !CNO to
prtn1de ~I modern, COtnfollablc f.I·
cility for the 1cco,cry of -.urgit:.11
p.11ienll> in 01hen' l'>C gliotl general
health. The a\.11l.1billl\ of c~
tcnded rC(O\Cr) ,11l01\\ 1i1e Sur~e~
Center to ..,1gn1l1~Jntl~ C\J).1nd the
Mon••r 1 T11ursd1ys. Ftllru1ry 3.
Mirth
f f'ft,om From Smot1111. A ros l1~e
approacn ro qu1nino (8 sessrons) STS
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stsc;1ons on 1owerino vour c.ird•ac risk
!actors Reo1o;tra11on rs l1rn1ted HOJQ
Hosp•IOll, NtwPOrt 8e.1Ch Clll 760·~594
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Hf•ff-l.111ff CHff«tloll Ho.lg He.tllh
Cen1er·Hunt1no100 Beach C.ill 963·
3377 10 reo1 lei
TlltlrMey, Ftllnttry I Jp,m,
scope of its Scf\ ices to include
more complex surgical procedure-..
The Recover)' Center is at the
fo re front of the changmg \tandard
of 'medical care and specializes in
active recovery as opposed to the
passive methods now employed by
traditional hospitals.
tint locu!>\.'.S on the foot :ind onklc.
Mosl foot !lurgery h:id to be done
in the ho~pit;il bc,ause of pain.
?\o\\ "i1h the acJ,cn1 of laser su r·
gcry, arthruscupic l>Urgcry and
rni111111al inci:..iun.il surgery, surgicQ.I
1r.i11m:i c<1n be: mtnimiLed, result· , .
ing 111 less pain and faster rch.ib11i-
. t:i1io11. Active re~overy is a hands-on,
gram that provides virtually one-
on-one nursing care.
le m.iJOnt) o 901 surge ~
c.1n llU\\ be done in a surg<'ry cen-
11.r utmosphcre, \\hich red\JCCS
cush dr:.un:iticJlh for .-me patient
;inc.I in:.urancc c;irrier. Cos1 savings
a!> mu h a~ 300 percent are not
unu ual c0111r.:ared 10 in-p;i11ent
hu,p11al c~1re.
The specialized nall~uf ihc la-
cility means shorter patient sta~s
and lo" er operating costs ·1 his re-
sults in dr:im:uic sa\'ing'> to both
1he patient :ind the insurance com-
pany. In this era of rapiJI) e:i.cal.11-
ing health c:ire 'cosb, the cuncc:pt
of active post·surgical re: U\cry I\
nO\\ the method of choice and ii.
es!lcntiul for :iffordabk, hil!h·
quality health c;irc for the fu1ur~.
or: Craig L<mc, 0 \HICr
Superior Ambul:)tOry
'Surgery Center
Outpatient Surgical Cc..·ntc:r:, arc
hai.:ing a major intlucnce in the re·
sh:iping of the hcaJ1h care S)~tern.
t-.tany surgical procedures \\hic:h
were customarily done in the ho:.-
pit:il selling arc no'' being <lone
on :in ou1pt11 ient bJsis tlue 10 1m-
pro\ Cd surgical im1rumcnt:it1on
and surgic;.il procedures.
An example
has to do "11h
ma Jo r ad-
vancements in
general sur-
gery such as
gallbladde r
su rg~ry and
append-ccto-
mit:s. As a re-
s u I 1 of ad-
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\Jncemen1s tn 'iurg1cal copi.: tech-
noloro. many procedures can no"
he done through minimal 111C1\10n'
u mg fibe roptic surgical 'iCope,,
"'h1ch can enter the bod\ and re-
pair ti'i.,ue through minimal trau-
ma.
Many specialties have been
1ranstormed as a result of surgci:
centers ~uch as pod1ati:. "'h1ch i'
.1 ~urgical anti medical 'pec1alt)
\\ e \\Ill )Cc the m:.ijority of sur-
gic.11 pro eJur.::. J nc in an outpa-
ll~nl :.urger~ CLr :er atmosphere
"llhin the 1k\I JJ_\eJrs, due 1n
p:in to !ltl~µn~'-'mLnis in :;urgic::il
111s1run1en1:i:ion :mu rd1ncd surgi·
'-'•ti appro;i he:~
Supc:riur An.Lu!Jtory Surgery
Center 111 l'\c,\pllrl Be:ich, is a
lrcc-!>t<ind111~ fcJcrally licensed fa-
cilitv 'peci~lizin~ in orthopedic,
ped'i:itirc. ophth;lmology, gener:il
~ind plastic surgci:.
II p:.111cn1' require an .ove rnight
· !>l.1\. our Sur;!c..•n Center con1r:icts
"ith ~~ircr~.il bo:lr J ;ind c:ire foc1li-
tic ... '' lu:h c;i11:r to the surgical pa-
tient :11:tl pro,11.!c nur.i.ing, gourmet
m .1b .ind tr.rn,r•>rtation to :rnd
trom m:r Surg1:1;. Crntcr and ph)-
si, 1 r ' ffi.cs. •
\Lr 11.:c'. l1lkrc::d .tt a reasonable
ll '' TrlllJ.:e lrc..im S12: to S:!50 per d.1~ l hc'c tac1ltt1e'> are many
lime:' ,1,11ted \\Ith -.k1lled reg1 -
I r::d nur~c .:Jrc P.tucnt' hould
,ccJ..: thl· 1CCl)mmcndat1on of their
'urccun J' to thi: reputation of the
1ncrn1ght ''a' fac1lit:Y. Some facih-
llc.:' Jrt: not-equipped to handle
p11,t-opc:ra11'e problems 1f the
need .ms<.:\ \1ed1~are a nd AAHC
lt:llil i.:d 'ur~·er) l'cnt~r' h.t\C spc-
l1,tl .. 011,tru...111111 coJcs :ind cm~r
~cn~y c,1uipmcnt JnJ transfer
.1,::re\.'mcnh \\ ith hu,pit,1h. should
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Hellth ·I Fitness '
Menopause:. ·shaped: bJ lear-i-and fails _but •Ulcts
By Chrisbne K. Hrountas. M.D. men to unravel the mysteries of meJic:il information and arc cager
Women are often surprised 10 life-threatening illne:ises. Very 10 shore in lhe responsibility of
hear that menopause is a relative ly little scientific study hos involved hcallh decision-making.
new phenomenon.'-women.Cxcept for female cancer The dynamic force in medicine
One hundred research. Menopause is a recent today is prevention of discal>C or
years ago, topic that has not been the focus health maintenance. It is of course
women died of much attention. far easier and less expensive to
before reaching There are forces underw:iy 10 prevent rather than to treat a
menopause. change 1hings. Life-threatening condition. Some insurance
The average life conditions have been discovered in companies recognize this and will
cxpecJancy in unk-catcd meAopausal women:-pay for prevcntativ~rc, Mich as l§&Q.lv~ows __ . _ _.,o~s,..te..o..,po .... <Cosi&-aruhaa-inete;t$.C'4-:---..-rh'fl""'i0nnl tlnsses, pap Ml\Ca-rs
forty-eight years chance of heart al\ack, which has and mammograms.
old, but the sparked great intefilt. Dr. Prc~ntion is n dtffieuh tai.lc for
average age of Antonia Novello, the new U.S. the individunl person, as there's a
menopause has Surgeon Gcner':ll, has a strong procrnstinator in each of us. Jui.I
been fifty-one interest in women's health issues. as it is hard to sa\'e for retirement ~incc ancient times. The Jacobs Institute of Women's when a person is 20 or 30 year!> of
Tod.1~. the vast majority of Health, out of Wa!>hington, D.C.. nge, it is difficult to enact a plan
"omen '' 111 not only reach is able to fund and i.upport for healthy longevity. That plan
mcnop:iu)c, but will live an scientific tudies.. combines good nutri1io'n,
additional t\\Cnty,five years. Women have become nstute weight-bearing exorcise such :is
Oec:iu-.e one-third of 1hcir li,es is consumers. They are no longer wa lking and horll\onc
)pent in the menopaui.e years, ii is compl:i cent and acceptinl; of whnt replacement.
11npor1.1n1 that they enjoy 1hern in medicine has to offer. Hospitals Menopause is natural but it is
gooJ health. recognize this and have remodeled not norm al. It is not normal for
Nut much is known about and revolutionized the Birth part of our body to stop function·
rncnopau-.c. Hil>torically, medical Experience. This gener:\tion of ing, especially an organ'"' that
rcllcarch has been performed on wqmen is interested in obtainin~g make), hormones. We probabl}
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were only designed to last .SO years
and have outlived our body's
adaptability. If one's thyroid gland·
topped making hormones, of
course medicine would be given to
replace those hormones.
The !.nmc is true for the ovaries.
Hormone replacement is just that:
replacing just enough ovarian
hormones lo bring t~l(Wcl of.'. ..
estrogen bad.. tO normal.
Ei.trogcn and progei.1erone arc
the two mnjor female horn~s
produced by the ovary. The loss of
estrogen results in hot n:ii.hes.
vaginal drynci.l>, insomni:i and
irritnbility. Prolonged deprivation
of el>lrogcn leads to osteoporosis,
the thinning of the bone) and an
incrca-.c in heart attacks.
Women do not h:t\'c ~'~ many
heart a11.1ck\ until menopause and
then the ratci. arc tbl! ~.111fC.
Estrogen also impro"cs the
cholesterol rn11us. Progeste rone,
the other fcmule hormone,
bah1nccs or coun1cracts estrogen
and iti. effect on the uterus.
The (car'of cancer has shaped
hormone replacement. Initially,,.
estrogen alone (unopposed er
estroeen) was given to treat hot
nashcs. It was very successful, but
it was discovered thal unopposed
estrogen was associate~ with
cancer of the uterus. ~ftcr some
research, it was found that giving
progesterone with estrogen not
onl)'. pr~c'1 canci!r of •he--
uterus, but coulCJ also reverse
precancerous conditions.
It seemed logica l that if
progesterone was good for the
uterus, it would also be good for
the breast, since both organs
responded to hormones. lt is now
known thut the breast is different.
The current controvcrl.y
surrounds the possible as!.OCiation
of bre:M c:inccr.:111d progesterone
use. f'urthcr study is needed to
iuvc:.tigatc this possible association
and to determine the optimal dol>e
of progesterone. The conaroverl.y
pales \\hen one looks at the big
picture: more menop:iusal \\omen
die each year of heart attacks than
of all cancers combined. 1
Not one plan of treatment is
right ror every woman. That is why
there ore many different
medications on the market: pills,
poaches, implants and vaginal
rings. There arc also many
different regimens: estrogen alone
for those women who do nOl have
a uterus; estrogen and
progesterone given daily, which is
dci.igned to avoid menstruation
along with hormones that mimic a
mcn!.trual cycle; e!.trogcn
throughout the month with
progc1otcronc that lasts 10 to 14
duys or each month. resulting in
menlolru:if periods.
The future of women's health
research is C\Citing. It will provide
answers to these contro\crsics and
will shape a plan that "ill foster
healthy living and longevity.
Christine K. llrountas. M.D. Is
a board urtlflcd 08/GYN, in
prfrotc practice in Nc1tpor1 Dcach
:wd I rvine. Sbc is furmrrl)'
assistant adjunct professor of OIJI
GYN ut UCI.
Foot ~Prints HOSPITALS: More health care
issues gain · national attention
TH! SCOOP
ON FUT FE!T
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Medicare certified su rgery ce nters
have· the highest safety rating be·
caui.e of their license to protect
the public. Some physician surgery
rooms, many times do not have the
proper ~afety equipment 10 handle
an emergency. The Medicare Cer-
tified Surgery Center should be
·viewed as an outpatient bedles~
hospital capable of handling most
all problems.
Da,•id Morgan, C£0
Western Mrdica l Cent~
I lcalth care in the '90s "111
mo' e 10 the forefront on the ll\t
of priori 1y considerationl> as "~
enter into another cle tion year.
The While I loul>C hal> portrayed
the hl.!:tlth c;1rc p~1cl..use of the
Oul>h odmini)tration the most im·
port:rnt clement of the new pro·
gram!. llush pl:ini. to address this
}ear-and for ~ood reason.
Ei.tim:itc!.
indicate tha t
there arc more
than 35 mil-
lion :iduhs of
16.6"& of the
n o n -c I d e rl y
U.S. popula-
tion ''ho arc
\\ithoul heulth
insurance, and
more that arc unimurcd.
Amcric.ins will be forced to take
a closer look at the cosl and the
lc\el of c:are they will receive in
the ) cars to come. And the
choil.'.l.!i. arc d1minii.hing. for the
cmplo)Cr. the ci.calating cost of
health care has made it more t.lif-
ficuh to compete in a global nlJr·
I.ct. "hich has forced many out of
businci.~. adding to the unemploy·
mcnt statistics.
As a result, employers arc lool..-
ing fo1 belier cost cont:iinment in
their benefit plans. Offoring a
managed care program has be·
come one of the mo)t common
mco.1ns for cost control. The m~ijor
ity of the nation's non-Mcdic;m:
inl>ured population ill enrolled Ill
an I IMO or PPO.
For the emplo)ccs und 4he \Ot·
ing public, pending legii.lauon oml
trends will dra!.ticall)' uffcct the
t)pc of care they reCCi\C in the fu·
turc. We c:111 110 longer look al
· heulth care "ith a business 'h
UloUUI a11i1ude.
Expectations of \\hJt ui.ct.I to be
do not meet totf:iy·s rc.1l11ies. Just
us we have seen con,olid.11iom
and mcrgc1~ in other :i re;1s of the
bui.mc's communit), the man.1yeJ
care nc\\\Orl.. is. a precursor h.>
more restructuring of ph)i.kia11
anJ hospital pruccdurci..
We'll i.ce more multi·spcciJlt)
mcdic31 gcoup) cmcq~ing in the
years 10 come: bed rcqui'remcnh
will dcrrc,1sc os belier technolof:y
supports more outp.uicnt \C~u ..
in-patient care, :Jnd depending
upon lcgisl~1tion, the lc\cl of care
and the freedom to choo e the
pro\'idcr mJy be left 1n the hJmh
of 1hc employer and .the go\·
crnmcnt.
Of the choice \\C nrnkc in the
near future, there nre three ~1rc.1 ..
of innucnce that "ould m:il..c .1
difference in dcc:ide~ bc)ond the
'90): A great focus on pren.1tJl
and the c:irly )e:irs of life; bell~r
cduc.11ion;il programs for the untn·
formed; :ind pchonally 1a~ing
steps in prc\Clltathc care.
_., Wh ile there arc still t-omc op
tions a\ailablc to us, pc1h;1ps our
greatc t decision imol\c ho"
much rci.ponl.tbilit)' \\C \\Jilt to J\·
sumc for" our o\\n hc;ihh am.I hO\\-
much ''C arc "illrng to relegate 10
c>thcri..
Can ChiropraCtic
Help Me ... ?
HOW MUCH WILL IT COST?
Wi;. arc often ,\skc<l, "What's the best way of finding out whether or not
a ~octnr of chiropractk can help my probf<'m'>"
We bclie\e the Jnswer can be found in 3 complete ch1roprac11c
consulta11on Jnd cxJminat1on. including X-rays.
And. to help you find out for urc, we will do a complete chiroprJct1c
cxaminution. including X-rays (procedure' that normally c~\ S l!iO or
more) for $40 00
We will makc'th1s '-pec1.1l progr.1m a\,ulabl<" for the ne(t ~o week\. The
only cxccp11un w the uffcr involve per on.ii injury cni.cs (worker'~
compcn1,atmn and auto .1cc1dcnt~) in which case there 1~ no charge billed
d1rC\ lh to the patient for the fir I VISlt
Regular $150 Program
Offer Expires February 14, 1992
YOUR INITIAL VJSIT WILL INCLUDE:
l
Dr. G. Paul Ni hlda ·
Chiropractor
A thorough 'Pinal examination including orthopcc.l1c & neurolog1c • .i tc~t' ·
A confidcntrnl report of our findings ~ A private Lon ultut1on "1th the doctor
An e11planJtion of our treatment procedure if we determine ch1roprac11c can help you
A referral to 1hc proper ~pcc111lis1 if we determine chiropractic can't help you X-ray 1( nccc.,,3ry
Mon~y thru Frid1y
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Sltunb By Appl
CIC1J~ SNNlltY
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THESE CONDITIONS ARE SOME Ofi' THE
DANGER SIGNALS OF PINCHED NERVES
~ He•dache
Arthritic pam by t.t1ff neck
Lo of 1rccp Scoho ,,
Lea pain • numbnc ' I f atigue
TcnsKln
Backache .
Arm pain & numbnc\
Wtupla h IOJUry
If ~m Art ~n~ncing AnJ' Of n 1esc SY,mptom.t,
Call 011r Offiu Todav For Atr Apptmrtmrnt
NEWPORT CLIFF CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC
• 6()1 Dc>~r Or., Suitt> 8, Newpc>n Bt'ach
650-2210
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.. Health I Fitness ..
~~t;,.~ropractlUealtlUae11cel~tmates~100th-Yea1L-as alternative
i Dr. J. Randall Miller
n just a few years, chi·
ropractic health care will
h:ive achieved a historical
l:indmark: 100 years or existence
and utilization as a health care
alternative in the United States
and throughout the world.
c h i-
ro practic as
we know it
t oday was
founded in
1895 by Dr.
D a ni e l D .
Palmer. He
discovered a
unique and
dynamic prin-,___..__.._'---_
ciplc in health care related to the
spine and nervous system. He
and his son, Dr. 8 . J. Palmer,
credited with the expansion and
public awareness of chiropractic;
recognized the importance of the
• spine and nervous system in the
body's ability to function and heal
itself. They developed techniques
of spinal adjustments that climi·
natcd intcrf crcncc of nerve Cn·
ergy to help the body res1orc and
maintain optimum health.
From those early years, 1hc chi,,
ropractic profc5sion has achieved
enormous growth and acceptance
in the American health care ,de-
livery system. Chiropractic has
-prevailed and expanded over the
years through a truly controver·
sial and tumultuous history. 'fhc
profession has survived decades
of denouncement, misinformation
and a false. negative image cre-
ated by its biggest competitor-·
the American Medical As)ocia·
tion (AMA}.
Ira 1987, after years of litiga-
tion, the chiropractic profession
finally won a landmark decision
by a U.S. Federal Court. The
AMA was fou nd guilty and their
appeal denied on charges that
they conspired to boycott, elimi-
nate and destroy chiropractic, vi-
olating Federal Antitrust laws.
Over the last 10 years, the chi-
ropractic profession has produced
the greatest growth and ac·
ceptancc, since its inception. Chi·
ropractic currently has hospital
privileges in over "'100 facili ties,
where chiropractic adjustments
arc being-performed in the hospi·
tal setting under general anesthe-
sia.
Concurrently, the inclusion· of
chiropractic coverage by most
health insurance programs, in-
cluding worker's compensation
and Medicore, has produced tre-
mendous beneficial changes for
the American health care con·
sumer.
Doctors of thiropractic offer
twice as effective drugless, non·
surgical care for many types of
spin:il and musculosk'eletal condi·
tions. Studies have shown, on a
comparison basis to orthopedic the spine. Since adequate nene may result in permanent damage
and general medical procedures, supply is vitally important to the 10 the spine.
that chiropractic care is the rec· health of every gland and organ Some of the more common
ommended, most efficient and • of the body, this interference can S)mptoms that are successfully
cost-effective form of treatment lead to malfunction, pain and dis-trc;itct..I \\Ith chiropractic adjui.tivc
for spine-related problems. cspe· case. techniques include neck and back
cially low back pain nnd injury. The most ·common ob truction p;iin, hc:id.1chcs and d122iness;
Chiropractic is now the largest and interference of the free flow numbncs~. p:1in Jnd tingling in
drugless and non-sucgical health of nerve energy is a misalignment the arm'>, hands and legs; fatigue
care field in tpe world, Add • .,i,.,.1i..,o.,n,_· __ o~f .-t"'='h""'e_·.,.bo=--ne .... s..,_.o'"""f..,.....1h .... e..__s,...p_in"""e ..... .,....T~h.._i;.;;;.s__,'...,'°...,.u.....,cn .... c+r'"g"""'y Jo,s; difficulty breath·
ally, it is recognized as the sec· misalignment has been termed vcr-illl!, .111tl 11crvousncss
ond largest and fastest growing tebral subluxation. As a result, the ·chiropractic's prO\en cCfcctivc-
health ctlre field a' ailable to the spinal column ceasl:s to work nc~s in llc.Jlth care is truly for
consumer. properly and work the way nature people of :ill age groups. It
intended. !>hould play :i m;i1n role for any The science and art of chi· JOU all in1fo iduab "ho are pro-
ropractic is concerned \\ith mJin· The misalignment re~ults in the grc')')l\e in their health care
taining an unhampered now of nerves being either pinched thoughts, \\ho \\ant 10 prcvenl-
nerve energy and information (compres~ion) or irritated (facah· health problem!> from de,eloping
from the brain through the t:11ed), \\hich in turn alters tran')· ;ind \\ho \\ant to maintain maxi·
nerves of the spinal column out missions-and nerve impulse~. Al· mum hc:Jlth bcncf11:..
into every cell of the boJ)•. The though not ah\ays painful. thcl-C Dr. Randall ,\filler has been
nervous system controls the func· subluxations interfere \\ith the pr;iaicing for ni11e )cars in Costa
tion of every part of the human proper functioning and hcaltng of Mesa. lie is on the botmJ of di·
body. other vital parts 'or your body. An rectors for tile Oronge County
The main place where its func-untreated subluxation can pro· clwpter of tlic CaliforniD Chi·
tion can be interfered with, is at duce long·term effects, \\hich . ropractic Association.
Preventive Medicine: Being well
Give us your dirtiest looks By Lana H Johnson Newport Beach, "By dealing with
T he latest research indicates both the prevention and· treatment
that we can actually prevent of hean di case risk factor'-, with·
many of today's major ill-out the administering of mcdica·
ncs es simply by making necessary tion af possible, we can prevent cardiovascular da sca'\c, the
changes in our lifestyle. With the nu ftlber·one killer an Amcnca."
shift toward preventive medicine. A select team of health care
now a $2 7 billion-a-year industry. professional at the Lifest)lc~
American are realizing that heart Health Clinic as dedicated to
disea e, diabcte • hypcrtcn ion, teaching pa11ents, on a one-on-one
stroke, atherosclero 1s, arthntas, basis. how to restore their health
ulcer and many forms of cancer and reduce the ri k factor-; that
(mo t of which arc related to lead to life-threatening. lifc,tyle·
aging and ltfcstylc) can be treated related health problems.
before they Since the Clinic's inception four
develop. years ago, patient ha"e achieved
dramatic results in lowcnng their
The future chances for de,elopment of c.ir·
of health care diovascular disea c, by gaining
will allow us <ontr-01--0ver high blood prC\'>urc.
to choose our heart di ease, stroke, obc ity, high
de ired states cholesterol, diabctei.. d1gc t1ve dis·
of body and orders and eating disorder .
mind, thus The Li fest) le program began
dramatically "ith a comprehe~i'e health C\'al-
changang the uatjoo, to include cardao"a cular
ti m 1 n g and risk faclor and tcstmg A comprc·
ram1f1cat1ons <----~---hcnshe medical con ultation and
of mcd1cal Dr. Juris dc"elopment or a pcr'lonahLcd
1rcatment treatment pl.m (\1lluv.,, hascd
A grov.mg number of American upon eAtens1"c cicamina11on
re opting for pre\.en11'e health Treatment programs v.hach m·
care. whereby diet, general nutn-elude non-pharmacological chole.,.
taon , ph)i11cal fitness, tre man· tcrol reduction and blood pre .,ure
agemcnt and emotional wcll·bcmg reduction, diabetic management
arc incorporated into the daily and "eight I mny be upported
regimen to achie\.e and maintain a by stress management and relax·
healthy body. ataon technique , 'mol1ng cc. \a-R~uclng Ri sk Factors tion and physical therap)
No single ri k factor is the cause Re,·erslng Hu rt Disease
of hcan disease. However, the In addition to 1hc prevention
more nsk factors you have, the program. the Lifestylell Health
greater your chances become for Clinic will launch a new rcvcr al
developing a heart problem. Coro· treatment program in February,
nary r1 k factors include age, male for those who have alread) been
gender, family history of heart dis· struck with heart di ease.
Participants, recommended ·by
their cardiologists, will meet two
times per week for four hours.
from 5:30 to 9:30 "p.~. during the
three-month program. Patients
learn how to alter their lifestyles
through a variety of endeavors.
''Much of what we do at the
Life t}les Health Clinic 1s sup·
ported by the remarkable result
of Dr. Dean Ormsh and his re·
enrch program for reversing heart
dasea c," says Or. Juris.
lt>r. Ornish, of the University of
California,· San Francisco, and his
colleagues provided the first scien·
tafic evidence in 1990, after a vcar·
long controlled study •. that . con·
farmed the belief that heart dis·
ease can be reversed th rough
changes 'in lifestyle :... -diet; C'<Cr·
ca~e and stress management.
Highlighting the success of re·
\Cr~ing hean disease without the
use of drugs or surgery is the
ncar·\.egetart<Vl diet. .
According to Orni h's findings,
rc .. ersing heart blockage requires a
stricter regimen than that which
prc.,ents heart disease.
"If \\C can change the lifestyle
of our population. \\hereby "c re-
'cr c'the cardiac ri ks 1hat lead to
cardiova cular illnes • \\C would
ne,er need a program to revcr c
he.an disea c," says Dr. Juris.
"That 1 our ultimate goal here at
the L1fe~t le Health Clinic arid
hopefully by the year 2000 11 "Ill
be a reality."
Dr. Juris. Ph.D., M.S .. 1s joined
b) William Kandel, M.O., a family
phy ician, and David Kramer,
M.D .. n cardiologist, at the ne\\
Lifestyles Health Clinic location in
Fashion Island.
ca c, cigarette smoking, hjgh blood "Becau e so many people are
pressure, high LDL cholesterol already affected by cardaova culnr
level, low HDL cholesterol le"cl, illness, we arc stanmg a group-
hagh blood sugar level , obe 1ty and therapy program to re"er<ie heart
stress AJthough there's not much disease," 3)S Dr. Juri -=::=:============I
)OU can do about age, sex or ge· ---------------netic predisposition, the other fac-m"':'.':11 ___________ ..
tors causing greater nsk can be re·
duced, controlled or eliminated
through change an lifestyle.
. According to Or. Yarmilla Juris.
founder and clinical director of
the-Life tylc Health Clinic in
B 0 D 0 u L
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clc,lmng Cl•ntl•r t(lr Oral Hl'alth tal..e-. pnde an nw1.•tlng 1u-..t .1~1u t .lll
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Health ·· 1 Fitnas
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1 services for the entire community Beach has a major commitment to building provides. was quickly identified. ~ealth cducati~n programs. Ongo-
. • Lund was purchased in 1989 and mg .cou~ses wal~ offer the . com· 1 6 spec1alt1es construction of a three-story munaty _information about ..(ij_scasc
-. Heallh Center began in May of ~revent1on and tools for a .healthy
H oag Hos pital inaugurated 1990. lifestyle.
an outpatient Health Cen· ln addition to the special opc:!n·
ter in Huntington Beach This new facility provides conve-ing week events, Hoag Health
2 . nient access to over 30 physicians Center-Huntington Beach pre-on Jan. I w11h a week of grand · 16 d. I d · I · I ·~ me 1ca an surg1ca . spec1a -ented programs which are part of opening programs to introduce the Iles, state-of-the-art outpauent ser-Hoag Hospital's Neuro Weck Jan.
I le:ihh Center to the comm_unitt vicet_.includ:lllg .MRI (magn':-1ic 27-3 \,-arrct-Hoa~ lnstitute'r
·----Ifie new facility grew rout of resonance _unaging.,)~ crcemng--tteart Month durffil the cnth e
Hoag Hospital's long association mammo~raphy a~d an extensive month of February.
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lloag opened the Huntington This shift to outpatient services the Hoag Health Center-
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has independent physicians specially trained
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We'd like you to know more about chronic
pelvic pain and how it can be treated.
So we're inviting you to attend an informa·
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pecializing in
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W cdnesday, .March 18th, 7:00-8:00 p.m.
Refrestments wl be served Please
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1n12 Beach Boulevard
Huntington Boch. CA 92647
(714) ~21473
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From left: Mayor James D. Petrlkin, Councilmember laurann Cook, Hospital Administrator Richard
Butler, Councilmember John Collins, Councilmember Guy Carrozzo and Hospital CEO Thomas Ways.
FV Hospttal celebrates 20th annlVersary
F ountnin Valley Regional
· Hospital recently hosted a
gala event at the Anaheim
Hilton in honor of its 20th
unnivers:iry. Over 1,700 people
tlllcnded the celebration including
hospital volunreers, cmpl9yees,
WSE WEIGHT I FEEL GREAT
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administration, physicians and
local gove rnment officials.
Fountain Valley City Council
members who attended the
celebration were James 0 .
Pctrikin, Laurann Cook, John
Conins and Guy Carrozo.
Fountuin Valley's Police Chief
Elvin Miali was also present.
f ormer City Council members
John I lnrper, Dcrnie Svalstnd and
Ron Shcnkmnn also attended; they
were three of the originnl
Fountain Valley City Council
members who approved the
hospitul in f ountain-Valley.
In addition to the government
dignitaries al the festivities "ere
hospital Doard of Directors
members: Robert Dl:iu, M.D.;
Winston Chen, M.D.; 1. William
Fishman, M.D.; Robert
Greenfield, M.D.; Glen Justice,
M.D.; Cle\'eland Lc\\is, M.D.; Co
Pham, M.D.; Robert Ralls. M.D.;
Richard Sax, M.D.; Satinder
Swaroop, M.D.; :ind Durton Willis,
M.D. Executive Committee
members attending were Richard
Ayres, M.D.; Anthony Le Donne,
\
M.D.; Stanley Maybers, M.D.; J.
Christopher Smith, M.D.; and
Malcolm Sperling. M.D.
During the celebration, those ~
present enjo)·ed reminiscing about
the hospital's pasr "hile watching
a slide presentation consisting of
photographs taken over the last 20
ye:irs. A spccinl guest "as facqui
Zimmerman, one of rhc first set of
l\\ ins born at the ho:ipital. She b
cut rcntly a ltCnior at Huntington
l3each High School along" irh her
t" in brother, John, "ho "as
unJblc to attend.
Thirteen employees \\Crc
ac"-.nowlcdgcd at the celebration
for their dedication to the hospital
since its opening in 1971. They
were commended for their years
of ha rd work and loyalty.
Employees, physicians,
'olunteers and :ill who attended
greatly enjoyed the g:ila e,·cru. All
were proud to be associated with
r ounta_in Valley Regional
l lospiral, a hospital that has
experienced tremendous gro\\th
over the p3st 20 years and
continues to flourish .
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.Health I Fitness
. _lor_:baallh -clDbs -in he -'80s?----fditor'......--.....s-not-· _._~ --at' s in SIOP.
ae:=E.No.113 c eu, '2626
979-91 TnJ IUdnoar, Oner
Hcallh clubs
are aoing to
either become
Jar gc (u 11-
servicc centers
with amenities
such as res:!!ta~u~-._ ... ~"r
ts a nd
beauty sa ons,
or o ffer a
small. private
one-on-one atmosphere, such as
what we provide :lt Dody Connec-
tion. We are in close personal con-
tact with our members. You never
wait in line for machines at peak
hours and you always have a train-
ing partner.
Body Deslan
10.ao w. Coast ll"Y··
Newport Buch, 92660
722-3555
Susan Oavls, Owntr
One way t
keep that New
Year's fitness
resolution is to
join a club like
Dody Design.
Dody Design
has six trained
· "omen profes-
siona ls who
I.now the pro-
gram that is right for c:ich ml.Ii·
\1dual woman. Af1cr an cvalu:i11on
~nd 3A3lysis or your body composi·
uon. cardiov:iscul:ir condition. and
muscular de,elopmcn1 and nc,.
1b1lity, a per onaliz.cd program i!o
!oCt up then altered as circum-
stances change. For 3 busy \\Oman,
Body Design' appointment system
1~ idenl. The real impetus here i
the individualiicd a1tcntion and
\\arm. friendly :11mol>phcre.
Body Ttthnology
1607 Monrovia
Co~ta Mesa, 92626
645-2354
John O'Brien, co-ownu
!:,mailer 1s better 1n the ·9o!o.
G~m'> need to ghe the ir clients
completely per o.nali.ted . crvice,
11.:\ible hour!., and fun "or}.out!o.
At Uody Tcchnoloro. for e\,1mplc.
\\ c ha\ e a bo~c rcilc clJ!o\C for
men \\ho arc uncomfortJblc or
bored doing aerobic . \\ c al'o sh c
our client the abilit\ tu \\Ori.out ~-' hQur.. :i day - o ·the> c.rn ;ii. ll
eel in a "'or~out no mJtter \\hat
ihcir ~chcdule.
Co ll(o rnl o
Coast Club
3652 Michel-
son Drhe
lninr, 92715
786-44.$7
FOR
..
I.
e.xc1tmg. We offer five different
types of classes each day, to pro-
vide cOnvenient times for our stu-
dents. These include Jancr Step,
Jazzcrcise Lite (low impact), a
Stretch & Tone class with weights
The future of health clubs is ex-
cellent, provided we get to the
"business or fitness" again, not the
scam artists th:it arc in the "fitness
of business." People know there is
a need to keep a healthy body and
healthy mind. It is no longer a lux-
ury. However, if health clubs arc
only lntcrested in "making deals"
and nol providing true fitness pro·
grams, the profession will detcrio-•
rate.
Los Caballeros Sports Village
17272 Newhopc Street
Fountain Valley, 92708
s.a6-856o r
Janet Losslck and Julie Fre)•
General Ma nagers
II h:is been l>lalc<l that thc
health and fitness indu!>try is re-
cession proof. Gi,en the perform-
nnce of the industry' tlunng this fc-
cession, we '"ould agree \\ it h tlm
statement. In-..----
dividual club
usnge has
risen to two to
three times
per week (up
from one to
two limes per
commitment
to a healthie r lifestyle is increasing
and will continue to increase in re-
sponse to the rising number of
fa.milics choosing to exercise to-
gether as an ahernati\'C form of
recreation.
On the corporate le,cl, more
companies arc obtaining member-
ships at clubs for their employees
to offer as part of their employee
benefits package and as p:irt of
their prcvcnti'e he;ilth cJrc pro-
grams.
A continuing trend for the '90s
will be health clubs becoming total
fitness and well-being centers,
which will include I if est} le and
-weight programs along \\ith stress
reduction and rcla\ation program\.
See FITNESS/11
We asked top industry
c.>xpcrts thi~ q uest1on ·
What will health clubs be ·
like in the '90s? Their
first-person answers
ap?car on the following
pages.
FREE
Initial
Con .. sultation ·
Sfafe-Of-The-Arl
Treatment with Care
and Comfort for:
• Bunions
• Hammer toes
• Heel pain
• Ingrown Toenails
• Corns and Calluses
• Warts
• Foot & Ankle Injuries
• Flat Feet
G)ms need to gh·t tbelr clients completely personaliud servic~. • Custom Arch Supports
thnt maintain their focus on !>Cr-
' ice in the areas of fitness, train-
ing and education of members \\ill
be the leaders in the '90s. M:iny of
tod:iy's club members :ire dcri·
nitcly more sophisticated in their
want!o and needs and :ire less like-
I} to cv:ilu:irc clubs b:t!lcd on pric-
ing. but rather on ser.icc.
Clul> Corona Del Mnr
and Ooulique
2660 E. Const llwy.
Corona Del Mar, 92625
720-3955
· :'\anc) JI. Diem,
Linda P. Ed\\ards, Owners
The \\ave of
the '9Ch is for
~mailer local
and more pcr-
~on.1ltzcd fit-... ,, ....... ~_
nCs\ foc1lit ics.
Llrgc imtJcr-
\O n .d clubs
th JI pu'>h
QUIJlbCr!o J.ath·
er I han !IC T\ ICC .___. ..... __,,.----.--
arc a rhtng of the pJ!>I. 'I hat's '' h>
at Club Corona Del ~tar \\C h.\\c
J limit on our mcrnbcr..hip \\ith
three -.pccialiicd departments: Cx·
crc1'c clas cs, pri\,\\C training :md
a ·90., boutique. All of our instruc-
tors :ire certified and highly
tra ined. Our equipment is the l.1t-
cst C)bC:-., llognn, St:irTrnck,
Stair~taster and Combi Dike. The
. ' e.
boutique offers a long-:iwaitcd
place "here clients can purchase a
constant variety of qu:ility CAercbc
\\Car.
Jaizercise Fitness Center -Jnine
.a620 Barranca l'arlmav
ln•inc, 9271"' •
552·6155
Tanny Stnn ton, Grncrnl 1'\lanagcr
Convenience and Fun arc lhc
wo'ros buzzing :1round
in the '90s. ------......
Oy introduc-
ing a variety of
clnss formats
and ah\!l)~
coming up
with "hot"
choreography
to the l:llest
mu ic, our j:iu
dancing pro·
g1 .1111 rcm.ain
• Free Weight Scioon.s an:i Mach ane T l'3l ru !\:
• L1fecydc:s & Lafcstq:i.s
• Gc.recl c.ordio001ng
• Dc{:innang & Ad\'~nccd Jhl) Bual<ling
• Showers & Lockers
• 10 Years in Same Locaoon
"Qiwlity One on One Training
is. Our Specic.dty''
645 .. 6110
119 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa
~n 7 D.l)I
M-F 5am-IOJ'm
S:it 7am·irm
Sun 9;am.4pm
Many Preferred Provider Plar.s
And Medicare Accepted.
Ill. DANIEL BANK .
Oiplomate American Board
of Podiatric Suriery
llJN11NGTON . COIT A
BEAClt · MESA nm B£ACH mm m1 OWGE stt c
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848-18&6 548-3810
• O!tw up1res Feb 19 1992
~ -
Five Ways To Expand
Your Medicare Benefits.
1.
2.
o Pre111iums. *
o Deductible .
3. $5 Doctor Visits.
4. $7 Pre cription .*
5. ect1re Horizon .
Find out how Secure Horizons provides even
more benefits. than Medicare.
A~ one of tl1e largest health plans t~r people \\'ith ~ledicare. S~cure H01izon~ offer~ ~ ou ~111
th.ese benefitc; and more. including a conrenient prescription n1an order pmghltn \\ hich ":l\ e~
you time and money when refilling your ongoing medication~. \\t.> inrife )OU to find out ho\\ ..
at one of our infonnati\'e presentations listed belo\\'. If you arl, rnuhle to attend one of our
presentation ·. call 1-800-282-9944 for your free Secure Horilorb infonn.nion p.tcket
Featured Medical Pro' ider: Per onal Care Medical Group
Fountain Valley Regional Ho~pital
Tuesday, February 11, 1992
10:00 a.m.
Mimi's Cafe
18461 Brookhurst Ave., (at Elh )
Fountain Valley
Join Us For a Continental Brcnkfa'itl
Wednesday, February 12, 1992
10:00 a.m.
lnterna't1onaJ House of Pam:akc\
187 2 Beach Blvd.
Huntington &ach
Join us for a Pancake Brcakfa~t
SecunfuID1s
f"illlh ,,,,.. ).r tu..lir. \ _.,, .... . .
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Tue da), Februa11 18, 1992
3:00 p.m.
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to.WO Beach Bl\'J ..
Wc,tmin41tcr
Join u" Jpr pie & cottce!
•1992 btneftts as st1ttd here 1v11lable in Los Angeles. Orange and parts of R1~1rs1dt and San Bernardino Counties only All members
must conbnut to pay Mtd1c1r1 premiums Mm1mal copaymtftts will appty. Annual prescription ban1f1t 1s S!>SO In San 01ego, Kern and
Ventura CounttH 1 $10 monthlv premium 1oof111. Prttcnpnon btnttrts not 1v11l1blt in Kern ind Ventura Counties •
Stcurt Horizon• 11 i tederalfv·quahfitd, Mtdjffrt·contr1ct1ng HMO .. \
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Health itness
• Body Connection
JS25Mc~ Verde East#l 13
Costa Mesa 92626
979-3l00
M-F 9 am-9 pm;
Sat JO am -6 pm '
Body Design 100 M-W 5:30 am-7 pm;
1040 W. Coast Highway Tu/Th S:30 am -9 pm:
Newpon Beach 9Z660 Fri 5:30 am -3 pm;
122-3555 Sat 7 am-3 pm
•
Tray Ridenour, Owner 2, 100 sq. ft. Ave tannina beds, personal one-Pacific Atnca, Stain:llnlbcr,
on-one aerobics, pc...W uainina by ippl. only, free weights, stationary bikes
massage thenpy, nutrition prosrams
Susan Davis, Owner Women's club that offers personal training, fat
testing, showers, step classes
Rex equip., Cardiovascular
equip. Scainnaster, Cateye
ergocisers
~~ ~erp~Lc. boxin.z.g;._c_lasscs __ and _ __,...-t-F_ree_w~ea ..... · .h&s ___ ,. boxing gym
.... _,,. ... tram1ng-
$400 per month;
S.S2 initiation
$400 per month
membership
..
California Coast-Club
3652 Michelson Drive
Irvine 92715
----•HOO -I; 5:30 am-10 pm;
Sat 1 am-1 pm;
Chris G. Venzlaff,
General Manager
26,000 sq. ft. Aerobics, fitness testing, personal Li fccycle, Stainnaster,
training, basketball, volle~ball, pool, racquetball treadmills, weights
jacuzzi/Sauna. lockers, chdd care
$40-$62 per month ;
S 150 initiation
7864447
Club Cor ona DeJ Mar & Boutique 400
2660 E. Coast Highway
Corona Del Mar 92625
720-3955
Jazzercise Fitness Center -Irvine 700
4620 Barranca Parkway
Irvino 92714
552-6155
Leon Skeie Health Club for 600
Women
2036 Quail St.
Newpon Beach 92660
852-8655
Sun 8 am-7 pm
M-F 6:30 am -8 pm;
Sat 7:30 am-6 pm;
Sun 9 am· 12 pm
M-F 7:30 am-9 pm;
Sal and Sun 7:30 am
5:30 pm
M:F 6 am·8:30 pm;
Sat 7 am-4 pm:
Sun 9 am-4 pm •
Nancy H. Diem
Linda P. Edwards,
Owners
Tawny Stanton.
General Manager
Leon Skeie,
Low impact, step, body sculpt, combo higMow, Cybex, Hogan, Slar Track
aerobics, ski&. sport conditioning, cardio circuit 2000. Stainnasler, Combi,
begiMCr Boutique offtrs full line of quality Flex, Slep
exercise wear: Carushka cl DanccFrance
38 Aerobic dance classes/wk. wilh 5 class Dance exercise only. Diel
fonnats including Jazzcrstcp, Jau.ercise Lile programs. fitness wear for
(low impact) and stretch and tone wilh hand-held purchase. Orild care available.
weights. "Boxer" workouts
S,000 sq. ft. women's club. Lockers/showers,
sauna/jacuzzi, aerobics classes, nutrition,
massage. personal training, exercise wear, ,,.,
facials and waxes. Requires ce n ificd fitness
specialists.
Lifecycle, Universal, Hogan,·
Paramoum, Aerobic~cles,
Stai nnaster, free weights,
treadmills. aerobic equipment
$45 per month:
$99 special to join
S3 per class (12
classes): No
membership fee.
$45 per month;
S JOO initiation
Los Caballeros Sports Village
212 Newhope St. '·
13.500 M-F 5 am· I I pm; Janet Lossick Olympic pool, private cabanas, dry saunas/st<~am Cybex, Universal, Nautilus, S58·Sl05 per mo~;
.Sat and Sun'? am-9 pm Julie Frl!y, Owners rooms, tcMis, racquetball , basketball, pro Star Track, Stainnaster, Nordic, $200 -$400 initiation
shops, volleybaJJ, self-defense, locker room s. Lifecycle, PTS Turbo, Versa Senior and student Fountain VaJley 92708'
546-8560 showers, day care, beauty services, restauram Climber, Life Rowers, Oimax· discounts
Nautilus Plus • Coed '4.800 l\t·f 5 am-Midnight: Gary Borchardt. 20,000 sq. ft. gym with locker rooms. Lifccycle. treadmills. step, $20 per month; low
2301 Campus Dr. Sat and Sun 6 am-General Manage r showers/saunas, fitness tests, personal training, N:iutilus, recumbent bikes, initiation
Irvine 927 15 10 pm 75 aerobics classes/wk. including step aerobics. computerized life fitness &
752-7084 Certified/CPR-trained instructors. Child c:ire. Keiser air-powered equip.
Nautilus Plus Gym for Women. 1.500 M-F 5:30 aft1 -l0 pm; Rae Elston. General J0,000 sq. ft gym with locker rooms/weight Lifccyclc, recumbent bikes, $31 per month; low
19732 MacArthur Blvd. . Sat and Sun 8 am-6 pm Munager area, sauna, private changing area. Personal Keiser air-powcrtd equip .. step initiation
lrvine 92715 training, fit testing, 60 aerobic classes. step, pre-machines. treadmills, free
752-1234 and post·natal. Cenified/CPR-traincd instructors. weights. Nautilus. Child care.
Newport Beach Athletic Club 700 M-F 5:30 am -9 pm: John Ba7acas, 18,000 sq. ft. men's club. Handball, racquetball Flex equip .. Lifecycle, rowing $70 per month; Sz.50
1367 Avocado Ave. Sat 6 am-6 pm: Pn!sidcnt basketball, weight room, ruMing track on roof, machines. treadmills. Versa initiation. Corpor:ire
Newpon Beach 92660 Sun 9 am-2 pm boxing, acrohics, sauna/steam, sunroom, Climber, free weights. Juice and memberships available
644-8910 inhalation room, whirlpool , ice pool, massage snack bar. Free workout gear. at reduced iniliation fee.
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Newport Beach Girls' Gym 6(X) M-Th 6 am -9 pm; Rohen Glick, O"ncr 4,JOO sq. ft . 50 classes/wk. Low impact. step. Maxi Cam II, free weights. $125-$420 per year
2902 W. Coast Highway Fri 6 am-8 pm: Kathy Destefano. funk, body sculpt, circuit training. jazz, ballet. St3inn:ister. Lifccyclc. Turbo
Newpon Beach 92663 Sat 7:30 am -6 pm; General Manager children's dance. booker room. showers. trainers. Child care. Pro shop
646-5740 Sun 8:30 am -1 pm • jacuzzi/sauna, nutrition, personal training with exercise wear.
Newport-Costa Mesa Y 1\-ICA I ,2CX> M-F 6 am-JO pm : George Scobas. PooJ, sauna/jacuzzi, aerobics, racquetball. Nautilus. free weights, $26 per momh fo
2300 University Dr. Sat 7 am·5 pm ; Executive Director basketball, volleyball, self·dcfcnse, judo, Back Stairclimbers, treadmills, ann membership
Newpon Beach 92660 Sun 12 pm -5 pm Bay running trail. yoga. swi m teams. ergomcter, cross-country skier.
642·9990 parent/child programs, child care rowers. cardiovascular equip.
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Shape-Up Newport 700 M-F 6 am-9 pm; Roben Bums. Owner Fitness programs from begiMcr to advanced, Camstar, Sprint Circuit.
1080 Irvine Ave. Sat 7 am-7 pm: fitness assessment, 48 aerobics classes by Lifccyclc, Life Rowers. Sprint
Newpon Beach 92660 Sun 8 am · 5 pm ccnificd imt.ructors, one-on-one personal Riders, Gravitron, treadmills.
63 1-3623 training. lockers/showcrs,.S tanrung beds Full line of exercise wear.
Spa at the Center Opening M-F 5:45 am-9 pm; Jeffrey Jones, Owner, 20.000 sq. ft. sauna/steam, jacuzzi, lockers, Cybex. Paramount, treadmills,
695 Town Center Dr. February 1992: Sat and Sun Executive Director and lounges, vanity areas & showers, work -out Lifecycle, Stainnaster,
Costa Me a 92626 limited to 1.200 8 am-5 pm General Partner room. personal trainers. group exercise, ·water Gravitron, gaunlets,'free
850-0050 aerobics, swimming, nutrition. massage, facials weights. Spa restaurant
S40-S45 per month:
S 195-$225 initiation:
tanning memberstlips.
$30/mo. & S35 t cnrolJ
S 145 per month; equity
memberships frol"(l
$2,500 per person
The Sports C lub/Irvine 5,500 M·F 5:30 am•l I pm : Jeff Bowman. General 130.000 sq. ft. Coed gym, cardiovascular, spa. Nautilus, Universal, Eagle, $75j:>cr month:
1980 Mai n SL. Sat and Sun Mam1ger women's gym, indoor-outdoor pool, ruMing Jcarion , Hogan, Nordic Trac, $725 init iation
Irvine 92714 8 am-7:30 pm track, squash. racquetball, paddle tcMis, spons rowing, Excalibur. treadmills.
975-8400 medicine, lockers, salon, pro shop, child care Stainnaster, VersaOimber
The Sporting Club at Irvine Opening Jul y M-F 5:45 am -10 pm : Randy Frisch. Gcncml "°9,000 sq. ft. Family program. pools, spas. 400:+ separate pieces of exercise TBA April 1992
405 Freeway and Von Kannan 1992: 600+ Sal and Sun Manager sauna/steam, volleyball. rock climbing, equipment
Irvine 8 am-8 pm racqueLball, squash, tennis, basketball, aerobics.
250-4422 massage, facials
The Sports Connection · NIA M-1115:30 am-Mid . Mike Fleming. 37,000 sq. ft. Coed gym, 2 aerobics studios.
555 W. 19th St. Fri 5:30 am· l l pm; Gen erJ.I Manager jacuzzi/sauna/m~age. personal trainers, fitness
Costa Mesa 92027 Sat and Sun evaluations, classes locker rooms/showers.
650·3600 7:30 am -7:30 pm indoor pool.juice and snack bars, child care
Superbodies Gym 750 M-F 5 am-JO pm: Mike Rose. Owner 5,700 sq. ft. geared toward seeking an
119 E. 18Lh St. Sat 7 am-7 pm : environment cond ucive to results-oriented
Costa Mesa 92627 Sun 9 am-4 pm training. Personal training, shower facilities
645-6110
Uni versi ty Athletic Club
1701 Quail St.
Newpon Beach 92660
752-7903 •
9CX> M-F 6:30 am -10 pm;
Sat 7 am-7 pm;
Sun 9 am-6 pm ·
Alan Thom:is. General
M.magcr
Clark Grave~. General
Partner
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S Racque tbalJ/handb3U couns. 3 squash couns,
basketball, voJleybalJ, badminton, pool, weight
gym, conference rooms. lounge, pro shop,
jacuzzi, cold dip tanJc, sauna, steam/massage
Heallh Clubs and F1111css Centers in geographical area that did nol rc,pcind to 1nqu1ry or did not meet cJ11or1al <.lcadltne arc not listed
This list may not be reprinted in whole or in part w11hoU1 prior wn1tcn pcrn11ss1on from t11c cd1tur. N/A=Not 1v1it1ble
Nautilus, Universal, Eagle,
Hogan, Body Master, Climb-
Max. Excalibur. Cardio,
tre3dmills. Stainnaster. Lifestep
Exte~ivc machines and free
weights include Cam machines.
pulJey systems, Lifecycle,
LifCSlCp
Nautilus. Stainnaster,
VersaOimber. Rowing. cros -
country, treadmills, free
wcights.·comp11tcrizcd bikes
S 17-S47 per mon
S25-S 150 iniliali
$45 per momh-$299 pc
)Car
$250-$900
memberships
COMING THIS SUMMER
Care and Treatment of:
• SportJ lnjunn
• Neck aud Back Pam
• Sriatua
• llf'adadu•j
• 1\-1t1..1tk arid Nen.1' Duordrr.
thro11gh mossage,joint mobiluation,
progrnsiw nn-cises, aPJd
/XJSlural instruction / COTTection.
Eva Kramer, RPT
200 N~rl Cen.t.-r Dr.
Newporl Beach, CA 92660
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Health I Fitness
FllNESS:-cinters-tootrahead -hito~the-fu ure -
Fronf9
Nautilus Plus liltaess Centtr
2301 Campus Dr., Suitt 200
Jrvlne 92715-1414
Jerry 01udtrman, PttsJOwntr
lfav i n g
opened our
first gym in
the Koll Cen-
tc r jJ1 1976
(IH~
Nautilus New-
port) which
expanded to
20 -~en t e r s
ncross Los An-
gele), 1 can say that Southern Cal-
ifornia is a bellwether for the fit-
OC)S indu)try. Fitness as an in<lu'i-
try is healthier now than e"cr be-
fore and the fitness consumer \\ill
benefit more than ever in the
r990s.
Wittie the 1980s saw a prolifera-
tion of new types of equipment
and varie~ styles of aerobic ::1ctiv-
ity, the t 99<> will be ch::1racterizcd
b) better service and \\ell-trained
.fitness providers.
Aerobics ccrtific:nion. trainer
ccr11f1cation, specialized · centers
Jlld classes for women, fit tc~ling
and J-2-1 pcri.onal tr.lining arc
-.omc of the new programs that
J'\autil\Js Plus has undcrtalo.cn to
en urb our clicnb achie\e their fit-
nci.s goab.
l\c"port Beach Girls' G) m
2902 W. J•acific Coa t II\\)'.
:'\c"port Bench, 92663
6.&6·57.aO
Hobert Glick, General !\l:ln:lj!l'r
The futu re less exercise-induced injuries, bc-
or the fitness cause the average individual i-; be-
industry will coming much more knowledgeable
move toward as the health professional becomes
balancing in-more highly educated. In addition,
tcrnal health the technology of the equipment is
with external growing by leaps and bounth.
fitness. The The health clubs of the '90:. "ill
fitness class Of ha\'e to charige ttlong \\ itll the fit-
the future will ness industry. Tr~tined i.taff must
have :riighfer -have a h1s_.flcLrcvcl ol cduca t1ou.J.U_
connection \\ilh the ind1v1du;1I per-be able to help the informed con-
son, as a sense of ''ell-being and i.umer in~ a)~111l;.it1ng the \;Ji.t
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ful filling workout. Exercise classes ing out daily.
''ill take on new lookc,. With the The future is bright for health
Od\'ent of )tep aerobics, you will and fitness bccau\C health and fit·
sec a variety of new i.tylts of step ness is a major p:in of our future.
classe.s, i.uch as: i.tep _alon~ with Ne" port-Cosen !\le a
combined low and high imp.act Family YMCA
workouts; step and body sculp t 2300 Unhcrsiry Dr.
classes; and funk and step com-Ne" pore Ucuch 92660
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large drJw in the '90s, as classes George Scoba , i::,crnth·c Dirl'ctor
c~mbinc th~ latei.t . dance moves The future of he alth cluhi. a~d/
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Uody !.cul pt classes \\Ill abo be dent on their capab1ht1e' to cater
highly popular, incorporating mus-to the "family."
clc toning exercil.ies that utilize
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The \\hole filne" marl.ct 1~
changing 111 the '90~. A~ the l>i.lby
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comlort ti le. ck.in. ill\1t1n,:; .• 111d
nut O\CfCIO\\Jed. . .
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grc-ed i1l'.truc-be the inl·,pcn~i'e l.1dli1k, fir th1:
tors. They ,\\ant their he.tlth club bTgc 111.11;, m.1rlo.ct, \\ith a llllllin-
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Health · ·a Fitness
-Need -a-ptace-:-to·-werk~out?. lt-dtlesn't --get bet1e1•-t11111~thls
A couple years ago, t visited
a. friend in South Boston.
We wanted to work out
so we headed down to her gym
-or at least /
what they call a
gym in
Bean town.
here along the Orange Co3st?
This is workout nirvana -from
the Taj Mahal of athletic
facilities (the Sports Club/Irvine)
to the Einstein of trainers
{Newport Beach's Leon Skeie).
Costa Mesa. C~ncr John footwork, setting up the right
O'Brien provides his clients with combinations. llut it's the sheer
four wonderful options: thrill of hitting something bard
1) A workout with one of the that makes boxercize so
best personal trainers along the addicting.
Orange.Coast (the pcrsonablc W ith sweating dripping froni
and non-threatening John your body, you hit >he
Lt was more
like a broom
closet, lined
mirrors and
In the crowded sports club field,
the healthy competition makes
the customer is king. You can
pick exactly what you want in a
health club -and what you're
willing to pay.
O'Brien himscU). speed bag: rat·ta-ta-rat-ta·H1 ...
__...,,....,2_,,)~A. gym open 24 hours a d'!}' . ._-H.u pound~)' at the paddle .
o A iteralfy gTvCsy-Qu the key to gloves worn by J.ohn~ left jab, lcli
-...-... jammed wi th six
w-.m
Lobdell
Nnutilus
machines.
Above each
piece of Editor's equipment, a
Notebook sign sternly
----· warn ed: One set -Only per cycle.
A workout in Boston health
clubs apparently goes something
like this:
I) Stand in line to use the
Nautilus machine (no free
weights available);
2) Use the Nautilus machine
quickly (one ~et onl} !);
3) Stand in line fo r the ne:\t
piece of equipment.
Do )OU J..now how lud.y ~\'C arc
I have two favorite places J
workout. One is the University
Athletic Club, which is
celebrating 15 years in the
business in Newport Beach.
I play basketball there on the
new indoor court anytime 1 can
sneak away at lunch. The same
group of guys have played at the
UAC fo r nearly 10 years. The
game's familiar, fun and friendly.
And the friends I've made -the
club's membership roster is
impressive -have constnntly
hel ped me throughout in my
·-career.
The networking possibilities
aside, it's a nice way to escape
office pre sures for 60 minutes.
l'.m always more proJuctivc when
r.i. 1"'<ilo
Clark Graves run~ top-notch operation.al University Athletic Club.
I get back to the office, :ind I
kick myself for not getting out
more often.
The University Athletic Club,
which boosts ihe stamlard :array
of equipment (racquetball and
·squash courts, S\\ imming pool.
weight room, ste.101 room, etc,)
and a quality restaurant, is
unique because it's an all-men's
athletic club. Among your own
se x, you can look gru bby, weak,
flabby, or ugly and not feel 100
sc lr-conscious ;: an impossible
feat at the Sports Club/Irvine,
packed wi th hnrd bodies.
The seconJ place I Jo\ c 10
workout b l3ody Technology in
FITNESS:
From 11
With the overall age of the pop-solutions.
ula1ion growing older, hca hh and The . !rend
fitness clubs will play a large r role t ow a r d 1 he
in total preventive wellness for in· baby boomcrs
dividuals. wan ting 10 bc-
Due to cx-
orbi1:.1n1 mcdi·
c<il cost~. the
f u I u re '' i II
hold a focus
on pr c ...
v c n l a.i t,• c
health care
that "ill pro·
pcl the fitness
industry into
The Spa at the Center, Ltd.
Corporate Office:
695 Tom1 Center Dr.
Costa Mesa, 92626
850-0050
Clubs will need to provide more long to clubs
than a place to exercise. They will continue,
must provide their members with a but th ey will
total, complete, well-balanced ap-be increasingly
proach to wellness, including ex· demanding as
ercisc knowledge programming, 10 the stand· -~-
nutritionnl guidance, skin and ards they e'pect their clubs to
body treatments and stress relief meet. Simply providing a room full
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the forefront for both American
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\\Cll··U 1rend that will continue
into the ncx1 cen1Ury.
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Our office· is 1iow offoring a no chargt•
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n.·trac.:11w 'urgr~ w rnrn·ct ne-.ir..i~hwdm~'.'o>.
faNghwdnt"'-' or :l\ligmatbm. Thi~ inclndt"-a
frl't' t'\:tluauon of ~our l'~l"' and amt!~~'' of ~our
cornl'a "11h thl' Ill'" rnmputl'ri1t·d rnrnc.·al
• topo\(raph' ·rhotokerato~cop~ machinl.'. Pll.'a.'l'
ctll n~ardmg 'l'm1nar date.• • :.pacl' b hmitc.'<.i
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17772 Beach Blvd.
Classroom #2
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Midl•d T•ll•, Co-Owner/Founder
Tbt Sports Clubllrvint:
Jdf' Bowman, General Manager
1980 Main St.
'Irvine, 92714
975-8400
Sports Connection Costa Mesa
.SSS W. 19th St.
Costa Mt a, 92027
650.3600
Mike Fleming, General Manager
Tht Sporting Club at Jn•int
(Schtdulcd to open July '92)
150·-'·U
Randy Frisctl, Gcncrnl Manager
The future of health clubs anJ
fitness cente rs in the '90s is .de·
fined by the percci\cd w.rn ts of
ou r members and potential mem-
bers. Th:mk goodness that the ex·
ccsses of the '80s arc dis ohing
into 1he "no pain, no l!<iin" forgot·
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You need to sec my podiatrist!
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Over 20 year experience in the area
714 650-1900
Complimentary Consultation on rcquc t
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We'll -teadt you how to
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Our multi-specialty treatment team will desigi. an individually·
tailored program to help you balance younelf physically.
emotionally and mentally. O\Jr goal is for you to return to the
natural healthfuJ state you were mn in, even if thaJ was ~ars ago .
Our professioNls use acupunctuno, biofeedback, chiropractic
massage, nutrition. oriental medicine and counseling to assist
you. Our treatment team is knowltdgeable and caring. We can
help you heal yoursel f from the following problems:
• Asthma • Codependency • Panic/ Anxiety
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Problems
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A Nalutal ApptoaclJ to Ilea/th
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JOIDAN P. wml, M.D., Dll9dll
11770 W~ AV9. SUte llO • FGdan V'*'f. CA 9270I
'
his gym and you can schedule jab, left jab, right, left hook. You you r own workout hou(s. I
-sometimes go late at night when punch the bag: boom, DOOM,
the other gyms are closed. John BOOOOM!
has cre~ted the ATM gym: always You envision en tering the
open. Golden Gloves competition. You
3) The traditional low-imp:ict win. The Olympics are nexl. Yoll
aerobics for women; and win. Finally, you're fighting for
4) John's pride and joy: the heavyweight championship of
boxercize for men. John contends 1bc world!
that men hate aerobics, but wi1h Oops. It's cnsy 10 get carried
boxcrcizc -a series of away.
fa~t-paced boxing exercises like The University Athletic Club
hitting the.bags and paddle and John O'Dricn's Dody
gloves -his clients get the full Technology arc just two options
benefit of aerobics while doing in the vast world of Orange Co.1-.1
something fun. John' also offers workout possibilities.
spnring sessions for his advanced The faciliiies arc there. The students.
I've just started to box \\ith re)! i.:. up to }OU.
John, :ind it's a blast. There's Ju t Jo it.
truly an f1rt to it: getting 1he righ t H'il/fam wbd<'ll is tltt ~dltor.
more longcvity-con!l.Cious ilppro;lcil
to programming and f.1cili1y oricn·
tation is important in this decndc.
We now recognize, along with our
more discerning patrons, that cor·
rcct, consi!.tC nl, moderate nnd ho-
listic h~1bits arc a lif cstylc. Fun
must :ilso 'be contain ed in :1 ph)!>i·
cal fitn c!IS regimen. othef\\ ise no
one will )lick with it.
Supcrbodics G)m
that people can't ufford to
. 119 E. 18th St.
anymore, anJ
as a prC\CnlM~
to tha1, 1hcy
arc going to
turn to sports
medicine ser·
vice!>. I thin k
th ere will be
more liaison
bet\\ ccn cl ubs
and the mcdi·
cal pro(cssion. ~kdicinc 1s chang-
ing rapidly and clubs will fin~ phy-
si('i:rn'\ a lot more accommodatin~.
Because 1hc physicia n's income 1s
dropping. clubs ;1rc a great !>Ourcc
of pa1ienb for them, and in 111rn.
ph)llicians arc a great source of
long-1erm clients for cluhs .
Cosca Mesa, 92627
6"5·6110 •
Mike Rose, O\\ncr
People in
this particular
economic em i·
ronment :ire
. see kin t a
va lue-oriented
product, which
will lcud to
t\\O l)'J'.>CS Of
clubs: the larg-
er club. who
l sec the possibilit)' of usin!;! the
computer JS un instant fe edback
systi.:m in dubi.. Picture thi sce-
nario: You \\ Jlk in10 a clull. say
hello. the CAercisc machine "111
recogniic )Our 'oicc, w11h ~·II the
rC!llS\anccs SCI for ) OU, .mJ ) l)U 'II
go 1hrough an en11rc \\orJ..out, gel
:i 111.1ssnge .111d 1hcn go 10 the elcc·
tronicJlly controlled sho,,er!I.
When )OU get drCS\CU, )OU \\Ill gel
a rull color print-out of C\ Cf} thin~
you did and 11h~11 }Ou !>l11.1ul d do
"hen )Ou return for )Ou r ne\l
worJ..oul.
selb IOC:\pcni>ivc mcmbet'llhips anJ
a "ide r;mge of amenitie!I, and the
smaller club. such as Super~tlies.
"ho offers :i quali1y place 10 \\~rk·
out with no frills and at a rcaso.n-
~ble CO~I.
..
Unhersity Athletic Cl ub
1701 Quail SI.
Nc"-port Dench, 91660
Alon Thomas, General Manager
Although the nation is in :.1 pe-
riod of economic unccrt~iinty, I be-
lieve that \\Orking ou1 nt a club
will cont inuc to be un important
facet of everyday life.
People arc going to " . .mt to in-
corporate fitness into their every·
day lives. One reason for this is
Aerobic!>, cro)S trarning. cil uit
&raining, inlcf\·al trai.ning, etc. -
the 'cry concept of fitness h ' C'<·
pandcd. We're now in the li(csl) le
bu!line!iS. It's no longer ju!.t ph)si·
cal fitnc , it's the concept or well·
ncss (mental, emotional and ph))i·
cnl) 1hat \\Ill be dcm:indcd Ill the
future.
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Wal•·ln Medical Qlnle
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October 16
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Kenneth K.C. Klotz
January 22
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[vel)'n & ~Klotz
Brian Pcrtl
March 22
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Skylar Michael Stevens
September 4
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October 28
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l orr ~ Ludie ~amhrisht
~ 01lhe McCurily
Chase Allen Hayton
January 24
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Jylli<ln Kri lin e Smith
March 28
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August 7
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Brianna Lynn Conway
September 8
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Ryan Michael P.lcot
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Judi & Joe Za\.ll,1
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Ellen Christine O'Brien
June 26
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Judd & Chm K.1~ubJ
John & Ru~.ilTE! O 'llricn
Adelaisc Dick
February 13
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August 20
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December 21
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Bob &. N.rncy Lubddl
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· February 14
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Dutch Lamons
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August 13
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September 14
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August 15
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-1.::J ~ns .Rey (pictured), 1991 .---WorldTna s n Champion, goes for Wahoo'? Fish Taco In
a big way. And he's not the only one!
Wahoo's Fish Taco is becoming a Southern
California trend. The restaurant's popularity is
growing among local athletes, fitness trainers,
surfers and the general population because of
the fun and casual atmosphere, and of course,
the food.
Wahoo's is also known as the "hang out" for
surfers, snow boarders and mountain bike
groups and other sports enthusiasts.
Wahoo's owner Wing Lam is an avid surfer
and fitness entt)usiast himself.° He has teamed
up with Evian Natural Spring Water to sponsor
'numerous sports teams and events including:
UCl·Water Polo, OCC Volleyball, Saddleback
Basebail, Estancia Swim Team. and USC
Tennis Team. Wahoo's, Evian Natural Spring
Water and The Dally Pilot also honor
outstanding local athletes at the high school
and junior college level.
Eating right and staying fit have become a
way of Ameri can life , ~specially in fast pac~d
Southern California. And it is because of
Wahoo's quick service , come-as-you-are dress
code and totally laid back attitude that eating
at Wahoo's has also
become a way of
li fe for so
many .
r11 evi ·an SulfrlMr . ~~ natural spring water
J .
,1 . _,,
JOHN CARRIDO
John has been
teaching, res earching
and studying total body
fitness for ov"er 13
years. His professional
awards include Mr.
America. Top Contender
;1985 Mr. California
;1984 America Gold
• Cup;1983 Mr. Orange
County Overall. Bodies
by Carrido is a full
service fitness center.
Specializing 1n
personalized rnness.
4525 W. PCH in
Newport . 645-8495. "I
recommend eating at
Wahoo's because of the
combination of high
carbs, low fat and
quality p<oteln at a very
reasonable price.
LESA DEVOL
A personal titness
trainer for over 2 years,
She trains her clients at
the Newport Wor1<out
facility at the John
Dominis Marina on PCH
in Newport Lesa
specializes in helping
her clients to determine,
achieve and maintain a
set fitness goals.
specifically for each
individual. She is
currently oftering one
complimentary wor1(-out
and consultation. For
details call Lesa at 642·
3215 or 837-9497. ·1 eat
at Wahoo's all the time
and I love it I The food is
great, it's healthy and
it's low pncedr
ROB GLICK
O.Vner of Newport
Beach's GIRLS GYM is
one of the areas most
well known faces in the
sporting scene.
He was recently named
as "Male Fitness
Instructor of The Year"
(See related story on
Glick Inside) ·Girl's Gym
Is looated at 2902 w
Coast Hwy (behind
China Palace). Phone
646-8822.
·My members (of Girts'
Gym) and myself make
eating at Wahoo's Fish
Taco a regular part of
our total health
commitment•
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Food ...
MENU
JJ.oney Mustard Glazed Veal Loaf
' · flearf)1 Vegetable Salad with
Peppercorn Dressing
Juicy Apple Crisp •
Hot Tea
41---•_Honey Mustard
Glazed Veal Loaf
, .
Moist and render. tl11s 1·eal loaf is made extra
spe< wl with a qu1cJ. honey mustard gla:e ..
Fnr per/en results. combine the \'t a/ mi.uure
~tntly ancl haJ.e 1us1 until nn /qngt r pink.
I Y2 pounds ground \eal
b cup drt bread crumbs •
YJ cup plus 2 tablespoons thinly sliced
green onion. dh·ided
I teaspoon dr~ basil IH\tS
Yi teaspoon salt -__,. --
'I. lt'aspoon coarse grind black pepper ·
1/2 cup Pet £,aporated Milk
2 tablespoon honey
I tabl~poon Oijon·St)le mustard
Combine ground \Cal. bread crumbs. Vi cup
of the onion. ba.-,tl , \alt and pepper. add
e"aporated mill, mixing lightly but
thoroughly. Shape mto loaf appro~imately
8 ~ 4 inche \. Place loaf in baking pan. .
Combine honey and mu<itard. Brush half
of honey mu~tard gla7e over loaf. Bake
unco"ered in moderate (350"F) oven for
30 minute\. Bru\h w11h remaining glaze.
Continue baking until veal loaf·~ cooked ·
thrpugh. about 20 to JO minute s. Spnnlle
remaining :2 table'poon' green onion O\'er
top ot I oat before <iCn ing. Male., 6 en mg .
Preparation 11me: 15 minute\
Cool ing ttme 50 to 60 minute\
Peppercor rt Sal.ad
Dressing
MaJ.e a ulad "11h your fo,·om t 1 t,~trablts
any top Milli tltis cream\'. peppery clrtssin.~
f nr a rtal ta It trtar
11/i cups mayonnai!e
Y• cup Pet Euporaled Milk
•1. cup gtated Parmesan chttSt
2 tablespoons nnely chopped onion
I tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
t tablespoon rreshly ground or coarse
grind blKk pepper
In a mmng bov. I. combine al l mgrcd1ent!>.
Blend v.ell u\ing a wire v.h1'll . Cover and
refnge'r.ue at le~t one hour bcfort sen mg.
Serve v. tth a .. anet)' of '>heed and hrcddcd
'egetJble\ (~uch a' tomato. carroc.
caultflov.er. mu\hroom'. rad1 he and
cucumber) on leaf lettu~ or your favonte
IO\..Cd '3lad. Store rcfngerated in covered
contJ1ner up to tv.o v.cel . Male 2V? cup .
Note: For a thinner drc mg. add more
evaporated mil._ Dre ina can be '>ervcd as
a dip for raw vcget:tbles or~ a topping for
baled potatoc<1.
Prepara11on ume: 15 minute~
Chilling 11me: I hour
Juicy Apple Crisp
A1>plts K'1th a cmp\• 10pµ111~ is m1 euS\'
u"'I \lmplt dtutrt Stn•t warm K'ith
e1·aporuttd m1/J.
2 pounds Jonathan apples. cored and
thinly sUttd
h cup granulated supr
\I• cup plus 2 .. blespoom all·purpost
flour. divided
I J teaspoons 1round dnnamon.
dMckd
6 tabltspoon maraarine or bulttr
h cup nrmly parked brown su1ar
~ tta§poon 1round nutnws
Y. cup qukk-cookin1 011l5
Prehea1 oven 10 350°F. Gencrou ly coat a
9 ' 9-inch baling d1'\h with margarine. Place
apple 'ihce' m large bowl. Sprinkle with
granulated \Ugar. I table poon flour and
Yi teaspoon cinnamon. TO\s to coat. then
pour into tW.ina di,h. In medium bowl,
c.ombme margarine, rcmaimna ~ cup plus
I table'poon flour, bro~n sugar. remaining
I te~poon 1.:mnamoo and nutmeg until
crumbly. Stir tn oal\ SpnnUe over apple .
makina 'IUrt tdae' arc covered. Bake 40 to
4~ minute\ or until apple\ are tender Se~c
ith evaponued milk Make' 6 \C~mg .
Prcpantion time· I~ minute'
Ccxll1ng tune 40 to 45 minute\
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Till'ldly
January 30, 1992
Food Editor T.J. Hutchinson .... 642-4321 ext 366
Oietitian/2
Recipes/3
• •
ME~U
111• 1t pit lllf eJ I
Hew'' \(•a/ c111J Blud.. Beem Soup
/ Chee~e Garlic Bm wrs
f n '" Fr1111
Stmpl\ Spt< ed Tcu
_Heany Vealand Black
Bean Soup
' Pit·c t'I 11J 1 e<JI for 1te11 tt·wncJ 11 1111 •
1·1·~t'l<Jhl1 '·fie" J. hnm\ and H'UH1111n'(s 1s a
m1•ul-111-11nt· 11111p Bre<Jil o the ~
cJc 111mp<Jmmn11 111u II neecl •
6 teaspoonc; .,~etable oil, dhided
2 poundc; \tal for ~t'"· rut into
I-inch piett'I --~--
Time are Lighter for many of us -lhe indulgent '80s are
over. But, even so. the savvy cook knows how to plan
flavorful. fabulou meal .
It can be kept on hand in the pantry and u!led in mo'lt recipe
that call for fre h mil~ or cream. In meat loave,, evaporat ed
milk act as a binder. eliminating the need for egg . It add
flavor and richne to baked goods such as bread and cake,.
Or. use it as the base for deliciou homemade \alad dre ing41.
l 1 • t~poom saJt
1 : teaspoon coarse grind black pt'pper
2 cupc; coarse!) chopped onions
cup thinl~ liced celer~
-' clo' e~ garlic. minced
I can c t..i•: or 16 ounces) "hole
· peeled tomatoes
1 cup~ v.ater
ll: tea'lpoon' dried th) me lea, es
l can ( 16 ounces I black beans.
"'" drained•
Salt. to taste
'1inced par le)
Heat :! tea,poon ut1 m Dutch ov~n or large
hcJ\}' '..iucep.m O\er medium he.u. Bro"'n
\CJI for 'le\\ ('11 al J 11me1 on all ~1de'i.
u'ing add1t•l'na1· 2 tea,poon' 011 a' needed
Rcmo\e trom pan Spnnkle "eal "'llh
I ~ teJ,poon' 'ah and the pepper: re-.cn c
Add 2 teJ,poon' 01110 pan and cool
onion' O\er medium heat until bro .... ned
<lnd tender. Jbout 5 tu 10 minute': '\Ir
lrequ1:ntl ) 11r in (l.'lel) and garltl
Continue C:lXlling I minute. ,11r
01.:c:a,1onall~ Relum \cal 10. run ~•th
onion ml\ture <i11r m toma1oe' ""h ltqu1d.
breaking up tomatoe' v.11h 'poon .\dd
v. ater and th} me Bnng to boil. Redul·e
heat to lo"' and '1mmer. co"ered. unttl \cal
''tender. 45 minute' to I hour. Sm in
bean,, heal through Add .. alt. 1f de,1red.
Spnnl.k v. 1th pa,....le) Make' .. e,... mg'
• I c .m ( 16 ounce') great northern or na'}
beJm. \\Cll drained. ma} he 'uh,tttuted.
PrcpJra11on 11mc· 15 minute'
Cooking 11me I hour 10 minute' to
I hour ~5 minute'
Cheese Garlic
Biscuits
(!111< J. tf11<ft•r h11u11t.) I\ 1111 tht :r11' j7cJ1 or
1•/ P,zrmt'lcJn anJ 1:arlu tcJHt' ~rt't.JI M uh d
1tci.m11n1: h111.J 11) 1t1up f rrr:e r ttrdf 1n
Jrn :a 1t •r.is:1 ht.11:1
If you 're cooking on a budget. selecting quaJiry
ingredients becomes even more imponant. The right mix of
ingredients will result in di hes that will please the mo t
sophisticated palate.
Peppercorn Salad Dressing pa1~ e'aporared mil~ with
mayonnaise and seasonings -easy and_econom1cal!
2 cup' all·purJ>O"(' nour ----i:' cup ~rated Parme<;an ch~
When planning meals, most of us begin wim the main
dish, and thar often means selecting the right cut of meat. .
Ground veaJ and veal for stew are two good examples of
versatile cut that easily fit into economical menus featuring
oups and stews, loaves and meat balls. And. veal's delicate
. flavor blend , ea ily with a variety of herbs and easonings.
When savory Honey Mu stard Gla:ed Veal Loaf is on the
menu. "dollar aving" is definitely deliciou !
Savvy cooks with an eye toward economy also call on
tried and true ingredients like convenient Pet Evaporated Milk.
The beverage doe n't have to break tht': budget either.
With high quality loose tea or tea bag on the hclf. a pot of
perfectly brewed tea is never more than a fe w· minute' away.
Preparing a flavored tea i~ quick and economy-minded. too.
Simply Spiced Tea i a combination.of brewed tea, three
~pices and lemon juice -a relax mg ~ipper to savor with
dessen or alone.
To save time and energy. use the oven for more t~an one
food ar a lime. Juicy Apple Crisp or baked apples.can coo~
aJongside the veal loaf.
A PERFECT POT OF TEA
It's rtfrfshmR . rt'laxing and h11s 1ht spot whtthtr stn·ed al<mt or w1tl1 the nret1l.
Iii Rh quality teas art o good barg~ou'" ass1'rtd of ptiftu re ulls "''"n mnt ~
I. Bnng fre It cold tap water to a full rolling boil. 4. Pour boiling water O\'er the bag' or lea\e' u .. ing 5 to 6 ounl·e,
2. Preheat ·your trapot by riosin& it with hot water.
3. Put I tea bar. or I traspoon &oosc tea per cup into the pot.
per ~rvmg.
5. Cover the pot and let bre~ 3 to 5 mmute~. Remo'e lcil bag or
'tram IO<XC tea before serving.
DOLLAR-SAVING TIPS
I. Plan menus ror an entire wed .. Select produce that i~ an
scaM>n. take advantage of pc ials, and use coupon whenever
~-
.. 1 Ilse -you ·u be more likely to purchue onJy the
1 you nttd. Shop after you've eaten -you 'll be le~s
••Y to mlkr ampul\C pun:ha~~.
3. Shop the pccial~. You 'II Yve even more by buymg veal cuts
when they' rt on sale and free1ing for later use. Ground veal
may be frozen up to 3 months~ veal for ~tew and roas~ as long
u 6 to 9 month wMn wrapped in a moisture/vaporproof
matrrial MJCh u Mavy-duty aluminum foil. freem toraat
t>q,, or f rttzer \lona,c containr~
4. Takt ldvantaae of unit pncina · -tM pncc per ou~ or
cup to find the mo t rconom1cal 1ze v..hcn 01 produ I l'OOlC'
m several 'tilC· .
' ~.Prepare double batche~ of foods that freeic well Most ~id'>.
~ps and ~tcw frcue and reheat beautifully •
6. Avoid waste. Leftover veal loaf make great '>an<lw1che' A
panial can of cvaporattd m1U. CM\ be u-.rd for '!CramblcJ egg,,
sauces. gravte . soups or puddmg~ Refni?eratc opened
cvaporucd milk and u~ wtthin five da)' or frtt1r 1n a frtt1er
\forage cootamer •
• 7. Bu) lhc highc~t quality ingredients -the end rt\Ult will be
1br be t that it can be For uamplc. a poc of tea v.111 ht ~rfot't
when 1 quality tea 1s u~ in the pttparaUon -(l()
di\IA)Oinung Oa\'Of, no waste!
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2 tablespoon' parslt'y nai.~
211 tea\poon'I baking po"der
'• teaspoon ~It
1 1 'tup ma11tarint or buth~r
I cup t-' ounce\l <,hrtddtd
mon11rella ch~
'•cup Pet E'aporattd \1ilk
1 i cup "atu
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Preheat oH•n to .J'iO F In" m1\in!! bo"I.
rnmhinc flour P.inne,Jn 'ht."C~. pJ1'k).
b.U.mg JX)"Ul.'r aoo 'ah l 'mg J J".l.'11)
hlend1:r or t\Hl knt\I.''. 1.:ut mar1!anne into
Oour ml\tUrt' un1tl 1t rt'..Cmbl~ hne
cru mb' \t1r in n:m:unm~ mgreJ1enh Drop
h~ tat'tlc'JX"'ntul' on10 ~di grca-.ed NU.mg
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M11J.inr:J1a\tltt'<I 1r11 1.\ t'd\\ t1n tht hudRtt-
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.
Shellfish fans don't need to give · up eating fresh oyster
2 I rfljoy racing fresh oysters,
but have read that uncooked
9h nsh enn be contaminated .with
bacteria. How. <:All J -~·oodaar-'O' -ea; oysters safely? ·
A.P., Newport Ocach
No mailer how you shuck a raw
oyster the re 'is no guarantee that,
uncooked, it is perfectly safe to
eai. Sometimes, though not often,
shellfish that has been haivcsted
from polluted waters can find its
"ay ioto fresh fish markets. In
shopping for this kind of food, be
sure to stick ' ith a retailer famil -
iar 10 yo u whom you trust ,for
cleanliness and quality.
Once you ma,ke-.;r &io&eGli~~
raw shellfish, be sure to refrigerate
it as soon as you get home; place
it in n shallow dish or container,
and cover it with a damp tO't'el.
Check first to make sure that each
individual one closes tigh'tly when
you touch it; if the creature isn't
protecting himself it may possibly
have died and must be discarded.
Be absolutely sure to cat raw
shellfish within 24 hours -don't
wait any longer than that, beca~se
it spoilli so quickly. Cooked, how-
ever, it can be stored in the refrig-
erator !or .. ~b)!1,any_.Jls t.h~t.JJ;iys
-'i>ut the . ooner consumed l)'le
belier.
Certain people must be particu-
larly careful when thinl..ing about
eating shellfish. Anyone with dia-
betes, cancer, digestive disorders,
liver disea!>c or any related prob-
lems -"'ho cat contaminated
raw shel\fic;h -' runs a dange rously
high risk of a bacterial infection in
the blood that can be life-
threntcning.
Such people should only con· calltd .. brown fat." What caa in the upper ba~k and neck,
.sidor eallng properly cooked shell· you ttU mt about It! tho arms and between .lhC. f>sb-Jn -Aq.-i ~.~..-rler-· ---~ -nn1f is believed to-sc•Mlfle
evon heallhy seafood lovers 10 • tion of warming the blood us know where their shellfish came This is an extremely inu;resting enten the heart.
from, because raw catches from question, because so few people Most remarkable is the
contaminated waters can give these days seem to know anything that, in babies and ·in ani
h · · about "bro~n fat." I · ahem epa1111s and severe cases of brown fat seems to p ay an 1
gastroenteritis. In research circles a decade ago, rant role in keeping the
I myself enjoy shellfish from brown fat was looked ur,on 85 8 body warm. For some reason, lim~ to time, so I am not arguing potential "diet miracle. • That's brown f~t
against them as a source of culi, because this fat -unlike the Jorge arc espceaall
nary pleasure. Rather, I urge cau-amount of "yellow fat" stored in ficicnt -w
tion and wise selection. our bodies _ actually burns calo-as, in adult
I ba,·c heard or a kind or fat ries and creates heat. In humans, mans, they much or tha
rectiveness .
. may be so
ca use nni
cannot sh
(the body's
fense nsa
heat loss).
b:ibie'i natu
lose more
heat than
WE DOUBLE
MANUFACTURERS' COUPONS
PLUS WE ACCEPT COUPONS
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-----·adult s. 1
brown fol, 1hereforc, is needc
ex1ra warm1h protection.
More recently, resenrchers
suggesting that one reaso n
s.ome athletic people can cons
more food without gaining we
is that brown fat's ability to
calori~s m~ sti mulated
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grec. llavc )OU ever known.
seen, peuplc \\ho can wJlk :iro
ou1doors JO chilly wc:ithcr "ilh
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lic\'ed that one reason "hy adu
brm\11 fat docsn 't \\Ork as "ell
babic11' is th:it -since grown-
sencrally put on coats lo k
warm -the bro"n fat becon
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~ ofl cn happen in nn1urc) lo
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of wearing less clothing. C\CO
cold \\Cather. may be unlrno\\in
l.ccping lhcir bro,,n fat cells \\O
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out f'toz.cn rood Items for d
ner. Is there any safe \\ay
quickly ddro t?
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thaw food~ !.IO\\ly in the refr
erator. When that i!. not po:.!.ib
you have two altcrnatl\C . T
first i to place the fooJ 1n a lea
proof contJiner or tightly scnl
plastic bag, 31HJ immc ri.c ii 1n co
''atcr u111il 1ha"cd. Then ci th
cook the fooJ immcdiJtcly,
\IUrc 11 in 1he rcf rigcra1or un
nccdcJ.
A note of cau1ion. Keep chec
ing 1he "a1er to mal.e ccrtJ111 ii
cold (Jdding fresh water if ncce
sJry), because harmful bactcr
forms rapidly at room temper·
turc. And the container or b·
mu~t be well-se:ilcd to prevent th
bacteria 1n the "'Jter uself fro
touching the f ooJ .
Your other allernJth.c i!> to m
crowa'i: the frozen food unt
thawed. Out again, be sure 10 coo
ii inlmcdiately or refrigerate it be
fore it reaches bacteria·lo,in
room temperature. One last poinr
food tha"cd in the refrigerato
can be re-frozen. but water or mi
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dietitian In prfrate pradin". Sh
ltc:turcs widtl)', and Is tht outho
of hto books: "Dirts Tl1at U'ork'
and ''l'ht U'tllnrss book of J.8.S.'
Stnd JOUr nutrilion. dieting an
food qu,·sticm to: Drralt't Sl'Dn
Jon, H.V., clo DDllJ• JlJ/ot, P.O. IJu.
l.'i60. Costa Alt~:1, CA 91616.
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Uncork the wine taster in you
T he image most commonly evoked when the
term "wine taster" is mentioned is one of a
. raconteur snobbishly s~i[!ing wa ..uruk i:i~e wtnrc those around·him•anxiouslyawait ·
his pronouncement of drinkability.
While these wine snobs definitely do exist, in
reiality those wh<Haste wine for a living, as well as
thbse who just enjoy wine for what it is, arc
a1'thing but snobs.
Wine is a gift of nature to be
enjoyed by a11, regardless of their
social status or the price of the
wine that they are consuming.
How wine is tasted is pn art form
which anyone can learn and
develop, an<fis one of th e most
'--t--p"T'e-asurable pastimes of a
On the
Vine
civilized lifestyle.
We can learn to appreciate _
fine wines with the same sense of
expectation and anticipation that
we already experience while
learning about other popular
ac1ivities -the rules of footbaU,
drivinµ cu ..or-going te
concert.
When you find yourself confronted by a glass.of
~ine, here are some sim ple ground rules which
will allow you to fully appreciate what is in your
glass. First, don't overfill -half -a glass is more
than enough at any one time. Hold the glass up to
the lighl and examine the wine for clarily and
color. If the wine is cloudy you may have .a bad
bo ttle, so proceed with caution. ,
White wines will range from tfn extreme y pa e
straw, almost colorless appearance (like a
Johannisberg Riesling) to a dark, golden tan (as in
a cream sherry). Red wines, on the other hand,
are rarely a true red, bu1 actually range from
purple 10 violet' and will usually !urn varying
shades of brown as they age -"brickish" as \\e
call ii.
Once you have determined th at the wine is
clear and of appropriate color, it is ·now time to
s" irl ii a bil and enjoy the "nose", a term thal
describes both the aroma and lhe bouquet. While
mosl people think that they are tasting
characteristics of a particular food or wine, they
arc actually smelling it, as about 80 percent of our
........gnsol).c.apacjry..&s in-ow ROSe-ftOt on OU1'-
· 10ftl!tes. .
Swirling wine around in a glass ii not an
affectation adopted by connoilsel1rs, but rather
plays an important part in the. process of enjoyina
wine. Wine needs air for a number of reasons, but
most importantly for oxidation.
Too much air and a wine will taste bad and,
under the right circumstances, turn to vinegar.
However, wine does require minute amounts of
oxygen not only to mature gracefully in the bottle,
bu t also to be enjoyed in the glass. Without being
overly technical, wine needs to "brea1h" so that it
can open...up..and...rc.Y.e:O itself Coe our co~l..--
Thusly, the time honored tradition of swirling a
wine in the glass does have a legitimaie purpose,
@d is the reason for the previous caution to onty
fill a glass half way.
As humans, we have an extraordinary, but
underutilized, sense of smell. One of the
greatest pleasures of wine is reawakening our
abili1y to diff ercntiate andJdcntify .1bc-hu.ndrec:k-.
orvarlous seents which make up th e "nose" of a
wine. ..
White wines can smell like •pplcs, citrus,
pineapples, papaya, apricots, grass, weeds and
butter -to mention just a few. Likewise, red
wines can smell like cherries, raspberries, tobacco,
cedar, leathct and spices such as cloves and
cinnamon.
A most enjoyable aspect of this wine iasting
businessJs tbc sharing or impressions-wit~
tasters and discussing just what factors each
person finds auractive or objectionable.
Some people are more se nsitive to certaie
· elements in the wine more than others, such as
oak. A lot or chardonnays are not only barrel
fermented but also barTel aged these days, which
imparts an oak character to the win e. While some
people are very sensitive to oak, others can barely
detect it, le aving room for a great deal of
discussion as to how much oak, if any, is .really
appropriate and/or necessary to make a gooq
chardonnay, sa uvignon.blanc or scmillon.
SALUO!
ORANG!'COAST
Carried yogurl chicken made easy
Often ethnic cooking means
complicated instructi ons and in·
gredicnts you can only find in spe-
cialty markets across town. Cu r·
ried Yogurt Chicken with Fruit is
a simple recipe remini~en t or
Middle Eastern :ind Indian cuisine
with ingredients you can pick ~p
at your corner market.
Unlike many curries which ui.c
coconut milk loaded with satu·
rated fat, Curried Chicken get~ ils
creaminess from nonfat )ogurt. ·
The result is a dish th:u is le~s
th:m 20 percent fat to calories.
Curried Yogurt Chid.:cn "i1h
Fruit is prepared in~c pan.
• I )hallo!, finely chopped
• 2 "bole chiden brcJ\IS, )l:1nm:J anJ
boned
• I tbsp. butler
• I apple, ch.oppcd into ~. inch cuhc) • ~~ cup rat)ins
• 2 lb~ps. !.herry or npplc 1111cc
• I cup sccdlcs~ grapes
• i.all and pepper to tJ)tc
Uirt'Cllons: Cut chicken brc:ists in half.
Melt buller in ~"illct, i1dJ ~hallo& anJ ch1d.cn and brO\ln O\'Cr medium heat.
~\dJ appt.: , r:il~ins and ~hcrry or 1ppl..:
JUICC CO\er nnd cu.>k on low heat three
to four minutes unul chicken is done Sc.1~n \\llh Jlt JnJ p.:ppcr, stir 111
gr,1P.C'· . ~IL" 'osurt. currv pu.-.Jer. n)lnt and thu1n"· in .1 OO\\I. 0Al.IJ lo chicken :inJ (11mb11ic ".:II O\Cr 1<1" hc•ll un til !WUt-c· 1s
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Try these ~thnic dishes to start new traditions in your home
Most of o ur earliest food memo·
rics are ethnic dishes that still say
warmth and home. Here are up·
dated versions of a few, to help
you creaie new tradilions.
VIKING VEG ET ABLE
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"Orange County's Best Public Affairs Program" • 4 cups thickly sliced mushrooms
• 2 tablespoons olive oil
• 2 large onions, thickly sliced
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inform with a tailor-made performanCB for your
organization please. call Bill Lobdell at 540~1224.
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• Y.I cup chopped parsley
• I teaspoon bns1I, cru hed
... I(? teaspoon oregam1, crushed
• VI cup ''bullered" bread crumbs
• 2 cups sh redded Jarlsberg cheese
Dlttclions: In large deep skillet, bro\\ n
mushrOQms in oil. Add onion and g.trlic
and sautc S minulc'I AdJ zucchini anJ
squash: saulc until \·egc1.1blcs arc j~I
crhp-lcnder. Blend 1n beans, 1om.1tocs
with 1uicc, p:irsle)•, ba>il and oregano
Spoon 1n10 a 2·quafl b;ilina dish. Sprin·
Ide bread crumbs around edge. Bake al
350 degrees 20 minutes. Top \\Ith cheese:
bake 20 minu1cs longar Male~ 6-8 'Cr\'·
ings.
POTATOES JARLSBERG
• 8 medium new potatoes, pccteJ anJ
quancrcd
• 2 medium turnips, peeled ~ind c;ul into
chunks
• I medium onion, finely chopp.!J
• ~~ cup w ftcncd butler or mJrg;mnc
• V• cup chopped parskv
• t V. cups shredded h rt)bcrg • II: teaspoon )all
• \1! lCa)poon pepper
• ~. IC3~poon frc~hly lrJICJ nu1mc1 (or
cqu1\alcnt ground)
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lntocs in lightly S3lted Mier 10 minutC1
Add turnip!. anJ onion: cool 15' minutes longer or untiJ \'t'gc:.iblc.> .m. h:11dcr.
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h cup fart berg. :alt, pcpp.:r JOJ nut·
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:>pread rcm.11n1ng pot.110 011\lure 1ntv
bu11ercd I ·'1.:-quart h.il..ing d1\h. Pre') r.:·
>Cl"\cd potato muturc through pa,lrv bJg
\\Ith IJr tip, tO form a dCCOrJll\e border
around edge of CJ»crole.
ll.1ke al 350 degree) JO m111utn. ~prin·
lie remaining cheese 1n cent' r 1lf CJ\·
scrolc. B:ikc S minute\ lunger M.ilc\ R
sc"ing~.
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•!I\ cup soflcneJ bl.lllcr or m.11i;.mne
• I mall clO\'C g;ul1c, minced
• t teaspoon df\• mu~t:ird
• I loaf1tali:m bread
• 3 cups shredded J.1rl'>bcri; ch.:,,..:
• \.~ cup sl1ccJ ~rccn onK>n (..c.ill1on\) • I tca)poon salt
• ~ 1coispoon p:iprlk.l
• Generous da\h ~p~r
• "'1 cup all·purpo).C nour
• 3 cups milk ·
• I c:in (16 ounces) SICV.CJ I0"1JIVC~
• 1 cup coarsely c:hoppcJ fr.:\h ll•mJh>
•3 c~ beaten
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butler \\1th garlic .1nd '~ tc.i,poon mu)·
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pepper; set aside In uuccp.in, melt re·
maining butler. Add nour and cook. Sllr·
ring, until bubbling. Remove from he.JI.
Blend in milk anJ rcm:11111na mu)1,11J.
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)nlOOth.
Add 1omJtoc~. Oknd •~ cup mltCurc
into egg'; al.IJ 10 Uu\.c and blcnJ well.
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MJnt h,1, ' rhe guy who dreams
rhl· 11nµo~~1ble drt•am rerurns to
rhP Or.1ngc Cuunry Performing
'\rb ( t•nrer. this 11me in the comic
hL1tlC't ·Don Quixote,'' performed
h.,, t\nwru ,in Ballet Theatre
'.Don
Cover Story
of die production rests on the
<ihoulders -Of, more aptly, toe''
-of Basil and Kitri.
"Kitri and Basil are both "Cry
alive," sa~ Vasiliev. "That is thl'
quality of the who4e production
l l11•.,.ft1} through Feb. 9.
Thi• b.1llt>t "Don Quixote" ~as a
Ir •ni.: .111d ..,toned p.v,1. but this
Chivalry alive and on Its toes at Performing Arts Cen~er
The choreographer has
expanded the two originally m1110-
mlt.>'i of Mercedes the str('{'t
dancer and Espada the bullfi~ht1•1
The character of Don Qu1xott•
m<.'Jnwhilc, is relegated In \
non-dancmg. mime ..tatuc;
1 \dll'•\l' '>outhern California ABT
pr11d 11t111n 1, be1ni.: rt•..,taged under
1I11 • Bnf,hrn f3allt•t ' f.inwd dancer/
, IH ir«rn~rJplwr VIL1d1mir V.1siliev.
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Guillaume Graffin and Christine Dinham of the American Ballet Theatre in "Don Quixote."
t 1hl will be PJc1fic Symph,1n\
OrLhl~lrd under t~ ll.ltun nr
ABT'!> prlnrip.11 conductor ).ill
E\.erly and conductor~ Ch.ult•,
Bar~l'r Clfld Emil de Cou
Tickets range from S l 4-S4R drul
arc available at the centt>r bu'
offite or by phoning T1d.etMa,t11
at 740-2000. for inf0fmat1on. t.1
PAC at 5'5&:ARTS.
As !ht> ,rorv ~rit•'>, a p<x>r barber
named B,1.,11 ;md an irrepressible
innL.t'PP*''., daughrer named k.1rn
lnni.: 111 ,-.,1 ·d but JH' 1orb1dden to
do so by Kitri's father, who prefers
tl'Mt she marry the foppish
nohleman Gamache. The two
ynung lnvers decide to run away
together into the Spanish
countryside, ana-encounter the
befuddled knight-errant Don
Quixote, his sidekick Sancho
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Cellist
Lynn Harrell
With strings
attached ·
~
Oranc• Cotmty will t•t a
chance to jump Into the debate
Oftr aldaard Wainer wbaa the
the ar.a,. CcMmty PhUharmoalc
Sodety pn1aat1 the Loa AlafdH
PbWaanaoalc ID the aecoacl or
roar 0.....,. Co1111~earaace1 Sahuday at 8 p.m. the Oraate
CcMmty Puft»....,.,. Caatcr.
Oae or the piece the plalJlaar-
moa.lc wUJ perform -dcr ,. .. t
cOa.dactor Da.td Zia.mu b Wat·
DU'I PnJtMte to Act m or Lobaa· ,,.... .
Perlormlat Wainer'•. mule
baa beat atddzed la aome cor-
a.en beca ... ·or dae late com-
po1er'1 de• to llul Gcrmaay.
Tile Pldllaarmoalc ..W aJ.o
perform the Sympltoay No. 1 by
Chrbtopber ao.te ud oa. ala·
ote, "Paatudc Vutadou oa. a
Tbeme of ._dy Oauacter,Op.
JS by atclwd sen .... wtth rea-
tand aolobta Lyaa Bunn on
cello aad Ina N. wu.oa. Oil ftO• Un..
A coa.cat prntew wen the
Wainer debate may come ap wUJ
be , ........ by Lot .......
Pblllaarmoalc CompoHr·ID·
ae1ldace St...a Shlclry la Set·
entrom Ball at 7 p.a.
Tldlet1 an $15-$42. For mon
lnformadoo, call M&-a277.
-Medicine
Rattle a cure ..
for · roi:kabilly _....
Last Friday was not a banner day for
Melanie MacDowell. ..
The day before, her
86 Toyota Supra was
ripped off. A day later
-Friday -it was
found in East Los
Angeles -stripped
bare. "It ruined my
month," she
understated. ''I'm still
mad." lfll " Most of the llllti high-octane crowd at
~~~~~the Newport
The
Scene
Roadhouse/New Club
on the Block Friday
night never would
have guessed
MacDow ell was down about anything.
As the headliner on a three-band show.
she led her band Medicine Rattle
through a lean. impassioned set of
rockafunkabilly that was anything but.
well, depressed.
In fact, Medicine Rattle Is making all
the proper noises these days as a Next
Big Thing. The band, whose four
members currently reside in Costa
Mesa, just cut a 10-song CD for San
Diego-based Cargo Records which Is
due out next month. The producer and
the group's unofficial guru is none
other than e.x-X guitarist Billy Zoom.
And in MacDowell, Medicine Rattle
may have rock's next great female
voca1ist, someone who combines the
edgy punk sensibilities of Exene
Cervet1M with the soulful roar of Maria
McKee or Melissa Etheridge.
The rest of Medicine ~attle includes
guitarist Michael McCarthy, bassist
Movies
Music
Sean Kallen and drummer Quinn
Millard. As the band's bio explains it,
Millard and McCarthy were high sch ool
chums who formed a
"suri·rockabilly-60s-garage-punk band"
and later discovered MacDowell in
another band. The three decided to
form their own group. and lat~ added
Kallen, a friend of McCarthy's from
Orange Coast College.
The band's rockabilly leanings put it
on similar footing as X, perhaps the
greatest of LA. 's proto-punk bands. For
MacDoweU. whose vocal experience
ranges from musicals (she once played
the lead in a SoCal production of
"Annie") to straight-ahead rock, the
rockabilly part came as an afterthought.
"It was when Mike was in the
Gravediggers, which was this
psychobilly. rockabilly outfit sort of like
The Cramps ... MacDowell recalls.
"Some friends asked me to get up and
sing, and I did and everybody thought
I'd sang rockabilly forever It's not
really what I was into. but I like it "
MacDow ell also makes no bones
about what she doesn't like mus1cally.
citing the abundance of · awful music
out there. tike Madonna and Paula
Abdul." For her own inspiration as the
band's songwriter (with McCarthy),
MacDowell reads voraciously. including
considerable amounts of poetry (she
ranks Byron and Shelly as her
favorites)
The band's musical references also
take it in a different direction than most
of today's alternative bands; Medicine
Rattle's cover songs include Bessie
. Smith's "Do Your Duty" and Credence
Oearwater Revival's "Fortunate Son ...
"I think there's a place for us, I thmk
there's a place for everything these
days," MacDowell declared. "You just
have to develop a following. and play
good music."
For more mformallon on Medicine
Rattle. call Anna lynx at (3 10)
494-8972
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0 range Coast Weekend I Thursday, Janua,.Y 30, 1992 3 .. '
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Art Museums
Orange Coast's Most Complete
8 Llgunil Ar1 MuSl"1Jl.J1, J07 Chh Dme,
Lai;un.l Beach <19-1-6531 "Dream and
Pc.>l'>pt'<t1\e· Thc Anl<.'ncan !lcene 41\ South-
Nn CJl11mn1.i 1930 I 945," an ei.h1b1t of
p;11nt1ni;\ and \H)(ls on p.ipcr focusing on
Southetn Califo1n1a·s social and poh11cal lofe
du11n~ the Depression Contonue$ through
ft•b 9 • 'Scll-1 lelp' Artists Paonllng ;ind
P11ntmJL.1ng on (.:ist L.A , " an e\h1b11 (eatur-
1ni: tht• \\Ori..\ 1>1 10 ar11sts from Self-Help
LrJph1•\ wn11nucs throu~h Feb. 9. "Ni-
l hul.h Bro~.inrc Rl'>Onant 1',lh.Hl'," an e>:·
h1b1t ul 15 \\C•rl..) drJ\\O lrom the author's
£'.,t.lle (111)1.'> '>und.n I lour) 11 J.m to S
p n1 I Ul'.,dJ\ throu~h Suni.lJv Adrrnssion:
5 I 1,lr .1dulh. S l 50 ior ..emor cotuens and
\tud<'nl' rret• lor choldrcm under 12 ff you Im on Mnt lisli!YJ ot di!• d nonmlion, contoct: Coleidlr 'c/o The~: P.O. Box l 560, Cosio Mesa, Co 92626 or ml 540-1224
8 Ne"port 11.irbor Ari Museum 850 5.Jn
Cll•nu .. •ntt• Omt'. Newport Beach. 759·
11 22 "\l.lJOr i\rt Minor Artists," sponsorl'CI
h~ th1• mu>(•um ,lnd Sant.l ""J Unified
Sd,.:i.11 Do~trocl. 1e.llur~ an eAhibi11on by
l'k•mt•11f.ir) ~lutfents in Sant.1 An.i's Stx'<'ral
Stud1t1 r111grJm ct~ Sund.iv The first
mJ1n1 1•\.h1l:,1tnt0 by <,eulptor J.1d.1e \Vmsor
1111 d1-pl.1\ SundJ1 MJtlh 29 "ArtiSJn
'>hrJ\H,I'<' lt'.llurong ct•r.1m1cs. m•x<'d
m,•1li.1 )<'\\I'll\ .1nd !:IJSS b1 (uC AbrJhJm,
M.11l fie'.on1 J.1nw'> Cnrinl•lt,, lklh rl.'1n, lrJ
On11 l .1 .,, lo.mnrnlt•ld \ Jll'••<' .\lotch<'I.
~.t'"" " "'ll'" R 0 t... 0 f...O .\\,1ry lo..a\
~ rr10m -\nl' I •IH•r Larn-\\ JS.t'llllJn Jnd
BALBOA
THEATRE
Fisher King &
Frankie & Johnn}
709 E. Balboa Bhd .. NB 6754580
Junl.o ) amamoto, on d1\play Friday-April
1 2 A wine and cheese receprion will be
held Fnday from 5·8 p.m. in the museum
store. Hours. 10 a.m. to S p.m. Tuesday
through Sunday. Admission SJ for .idults;
S2 for senrn r o trzens and students; S 1 for
children 6·17. Free on Tuesdays.
Community Galleries
8Chrisl College Irvine t 530 ConcOfdiil,
Ir.me, 854-8002. Acrylics, willercolors and
pa~ets by Connie King on d1spl;iy on thf>
Theater Lobb, through frb 7 I lours 8
.t m. to 9 p m MondJy through flr1day Ad·
mission Free
8 Cost<l Meu Art leili;ue G.illery 1 &61
SunllO\\er A\e. Sant.1 Ana, 540 6430
\\or~ by \J11ous leaf:tt<' members on per
m.inc-nt do•pl.n Adm1s,1on· Fr~ Hou"
10 J m ·b pm Mond.t\ rhroui;h SaturdJ~
and 11 J m · S p m Suncl.1\
•City o( lnine Ir.int• Fine Arts Centl'I 1n
Her11.11;e PJrl. 1-l):'l )Jlc Av<', lr.rnp,
-24 t>OnO .. Four Art"~ Bon Hoa Sl." an
l''h1lut1<ln rL·ll(•llrng th<' 1nOuence ol dr~ln
cJrrnn .lnl'I cuhur.11 as~rn11IJ11on of tht• toe.ii
friday. &lurday. (SJ 6und ay
February 7th, 8th, & 9th, 1992
HOURS Fri 2 pm til 9 pm
Sat. 10 ~ til 9 pm
Sun. 1 ~ am ti l 6 pm. .
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ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY• FEB 7th
SENIORS DAY
/hr Lrgmdory INKSPOTS 4:00 pm LIVE !!!
All Seniors Admitted for Half Price
~·•••{DISCOUNT COUPON}••~
: HOME~~~~ $zoo OFF:
a AOMISSK>N with •
• Admission $5 00 this~ •
• Child~ undtt GooCI IOf ' -_., CGP* Accepf«I :
: 12 F•EE ~.u 6' FREE~ •
: Mthc Orange County Fair.~ :
: & Exposition Center (• :
&. 88 Fair D rive C o•ta M esa, C alifo rnia .a .~ .......•..••.................. .,.,
4 Orange Coast Weekend I Thursday, January 30, 1992
Vietname~ on lour artists Met Ngt~)cn,
William Short, Richard Turner and Ho.1ng
Vu), and concurr('(lt shows: "Portfolio: Sc·
lectcd Works from 'P101ect NGOC' (all·
WOfk from boat people at Whitehead Rd·
ugce •Cimp in l tong Kong); and "Nl.'W
Juice rn Orange County" by husband and
wile Be Ky and I lo Thanh Due., continue
through Sunday Hours: noon·9 p.m Mon·
d.1ys; 9 a m.:'9 pm Tuesday-Thursday, 9 a m . ...c p.m Frtd.lys; 9 .:i m -3 p.m Satur·
days; and 1-5 p m Sund.lys Adm1sslOl'I·
h ce
8 Ne'\\>-port Beach City Hall C.dlery 3JO!l
N~>\\port Bl\d , Ne\\porl Beach, 6.44 l 1 SO
Contemporary moi.cd medld \\OtU by CW
Ot-Sot\er and Gaol tomur.:i on 'IC\'
throogh Feb 11 Contempor;iry aCf\hO lj\
MJ1l.. Lambert .:ind \hllcrcolors b) Gild Sdl-
eh on d1spl.1\ throvi.;h "?rol 14 Houn II
am to Sp m \\onJay th1ough fndJy Nf.
mr\>Klfl frl-c
• Newport Bulh Public Ubr.try ll5G S.1n
Clrmente OrM' Ne\\ port Be.ich, 114-1
31 9 \ \\oatcrcoto11~ Shirley Pittman 1~ 1hc
fCJturt•t.l Jrtt~ r;o( the ll)()(llh ol februJf\ A
rC<epllon \\Ill be hdd 2-4 p m Sund.1)
I lour. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m Mont!Jy throui;h
H1ur'Ml,1}. 9 .i.rn to 6 p,m Frid>~, 9 .1 m
to 5 p.rn. Saturday. 12 to S p m Sunrfa~
Atlm1~s10n; Free.
8 Stturity Pacific Gallery SSS il.ntun
81\d .. C~ta Mesa, 4J.l·6000 "l he frJnlC':
Multrplrcd & [,tended," an e,h1b11ion ol
m1~erl·mcd1a \\OfU by 23 arto~u. on do)
.. \ ~rr,•al shfmra.\f'
fol' J!rt1al danrin~! ..
~Ch1U,O SIMI Tlma
play 1hrouRf1 M.lrth J l Ctwtl-d, Col
l('C'lcd .ind (Jrdully Countl•J " l>y N1wl,1 R~tw Atk11uon Crrlfolh conllnut..., thruui.;h
hmc 13 110\lr\. 1 l .1. "' 10 4 p m 111r'4.l.1)
through SJturdJ\ AdmMion· rrt'<'
8 Univenlly of C<llirorni.i .iii lr\ine C,.lln
pus Omc ,\nd Bnd!:l' ROJtl, lt\trll' 856
6610. In lhl.' fine Xtts C.tl"·ry 'C1'l11H'I·
gt>OCt' 8 Ptvi11igrJpht'() A Tr.1,cl1ng bh1
bollOfl of \\orL. I>) Afnr.\n ".mC"rican ""
1-;t)." cl<)(.")(' Tul"41.iy A! ... > on ll·~pl.h on .a
mund·robon b.H1; 1n ti'~ &\111·1) .m.• ""' •
by undcr~r.i1lu.1tr Jnd ~rJJUJll' stuJ.: nb,
lhtln •f\8 t'.Kh hn-..l,\y n!j;h\ Y.1lh rt'!C'~
to<IO~ tor 1lie Jn •U 1 loun ocinn to ~ JI l)'1
I UM.I) tl1r1> ~I ~,,.1.J, Adm .,,, • 11~
CommcrciJI Gallcric
8 8l.ld1bc.1rd'\ G.lllef) ,!flf1 1' tu.hi
llM l.i., ,.,, U \Id• 4'1-11IY5 ... ~ nl
rn•s·n 11 " • ,,, 1 ;ic" 1., c.11ol.111• /om
11w1m.1nn .lncl \,1-.in I tvd111 L1.Jnht1LI• ..
1hrooi:;h \\,1•1 h 11 1 lnu!'I I I " m 11 n m
\\l't:l.t·"'" °' 1 ... 1pr ,,,rw!'lt
8 Dlue i\l.irbll• CulfrchouH• l'lill 11.irlx,,
IJl,d, ( 1'1'.l.1 Mo .1 hM• • ·-1, A11,f11,-., f',.t
\\llt',l' lJl.ic~ .1n1I ''hit• ,11 f\l.O Jnd p.1~:d,
1111 d"pl.1~ rl"t•U)o;liout Hw rnilnlh 111 J 1·liru
,1f) I tou~ r. 10 .1 m 1;1 11 p m .,ntl.11
thruv~h ThuNl.t). ti JO .1 m le> m .. Jnri.:ht
rrnl,1) ,int) ').thllll.l\ .\llm1"1Ull f ll'e
• Charil'!> \\ hitd1urd1 'i•17' [n~•nt't'I
Dml'. llufl1111i:,tr~1 U1 1d1 1·1 ,a.ir,11 "O"
tm11rnu1tr1... f..u l•m ~·m .ind '\,1m Junr
r.io\.," <I ml\1-J med I t•\I 1b11tm1 rl••Onrcll
FEB. ·l-9
uixote
IN THREE ACTS.
~ .. "Y "'"' ru tilt' Bo Sl!Oi R et
VIJIJ•'Tl r VI "V
With Pacific
Sympl'lony Orchestra
Alff\ 'u1Hfrenrh.-d produc·iton of1hi, pt•n•n111.1I fa\urnr
h lil(ht·hrartE'd and fillC'd "i1 h nuiiant, hrJ' ur.t danc in~
Tiii' .\'rw }ork T1mrs 1·u11<-. it
"11plif1in~ fNun 1tw ~1ar1 !"
.,
mg transformJllOf'I, COf\trnut'S lhru1.1~h I 1 Ii
b Hours. 10 J.m.-5 p.m Mood.\) I m!.11v
11 a m."" .P m. Saturtlay; <1"'1 t-y °'I'll"'' .1
men1. Admfs.s.oo Fr~.
• Cosby ~l~ry 3404 V1<1 Oporto :"c ..
port Beach 72l·•.7S8 .. "from l<cy \\'1 1 :
1Caua1," a collection ol new lmpt
paintings by John CQ)by. continu(') 1111..J.. ,
nitely I loo~: 11 a m to 7 p m Thvrj,t).i•
1h1ough Morld.ly Mma>\!On Frtt
• De GtMf Alt Inc. 3400 AH!nue 01 1hc
Alb. C())la M~. 557·S240 P.t•IC'I fl.l nt in~ by Elllabeth l.>~hcl. contonu• \ in
de1iMl'ly. Hours 10 30 a m. to 6 pm
Tuesday throosJl 5.lturd.ly topen u11ul 6
p m. on frtd.J) I. Adm1~\IOO Frc~
• Est~r Wells Collection 1 )\)() ~ l 1,1 •
Hwy , lagun.J tkJ<.h, 49ol·2497 A " 1•~1
color shoW of \\Oil.> by Re~ Bran.It llui;h
Dunc.Jn. Shirl~ A1'K.l>, Cer.11J 8mn nl('
fo,.ln lr\1ng. Shulw MtJtr•l) .lnd ~' t>tl o
conlrnuc.>s t.hrougli frb Hi I h>ur) I I
a m. S pm. dJ1I)'.
• G.llcrif 22_. 2J >! r0tt'I AH•., l:i~un.t
IJc.Kh, 494-5757. Nt\\ rdc.lW• b) Thl>f'n.n,
..... """'Sht .ind ot1f.\1n.i1 p.1.111.nl>\ b~ 1, 1 ,
MJ\ bn d1Spli>y thruu~h M.11rh1 Jllinrntt 1
1~1rng N11b1ts un 1110'.·l1n1ll' tl!\plJ, t;. Pt'J}.-e Hnppc-r fl.1melo1 C.11111(', R lam,
Ste\'°a1t P.itti.l fob,n .m<l R.lnd1 l•
Hours 10 J m. II p m. \uncl.iv· 1 hur"'" '
•ll'IJ h) a m -9 p n1. f'rid\~ '-"urd~, i\ J m h\AOl'I r rc-c
•Joh n \\'rlJi•m ·G.allfr~ 7.S.a I \\ 'Ult
~ \\l~tn fblt'r 111" 13)! l1111U n
61'.1 h .m • ..t Bc-n1.1m1n [ h B<fi-J1.am ~"
~ olJ II'~ 1won' \hoppln~ r;,1fo "
ultii r "IUu.nil ®~ b " tu rn .itt' !oL'll pWh
111.tt dt·moMtr.lll:' lurf'nl .. I "" I~ '
«:"hi , ... ~ "Of"' 11trnvsh h 1.s "
1hr·1C' l\1 I t,., ,1 'lo\irig 11•ct'?(•O'I rr
1 )0 • \0 p m l \l11lh1 llOvn. :i.r. bl. a
p.'> I m.•01
• l.a Ruthe C..llC'ry SCll I hi ~I, ,,..,.."
6l•.1 h (, "1 H 0 1 1 tlc-1r ~lx11~ IC'.I'
IOI\ \\O(I.> b-i tno'cd rnc:'(J•J ilrll)b {lJ
Ot·\.iult .ind ~\ll' R•~t·r, ti!"~ hb ll
\\llh •l 1('(c'l>l""'lll lrom ; .. 10 pm Jh,• 1'
lioi. J\ COOllOIJt ... th11~ 1.lt~h .!l ii.l.i:
'J 30 a on, to S pm Mon l." rhrou ~ I
ct.1,. 4'.tlm·~" .., r 11 ....
8 M.trgarct BN#\>IJ )ludiu .and c; 1Jh t1
~00' J c.mMt~ •n ..... (' CN1.nJ :\\
:'C.O <HOO M1w•I m1 11.1 molll'fl .1
".111-rcolo" b~ 'l.1rg.1rc·1 flt•d1•ll ~" ! I 11 •
pt1ni. anJ emblt:1'.(o\J ~Jl( i~'fll(,,. ti •• ni
\\ l111tt•rnort• Jrt' 1;n P'-'"''J"' nt ! pl.h
t l<iu~ 10 .1 m to S JO p.m 1 Uf".J.J
thrw~h lhunotU\, Ot h Dpp<Jtnt!N't' m •'ila'W\ r ll ('
CALENDAR ~ ~~r~n~~~~11 540-122 4
1ndefin1tely .
•South Cout Art Center 283 £ 17th St.,
Cosu ~iesa. 646-4545. AnimatJOn eels
from Otsncy, F1lmation, Don Bluth and
Hanr141 Barbera studios, ongiNI wood
Cosu Mes.I, 642-5978. Original 01l~nd
watercolors; painttn~ from 8.lli, lndont"Sia;
""OOd C4!"'1ngs and masl.s featured Hours·
1 l am. to 7 pm. T~ay through Satur·
day and by i!ppointmcnt
\I If\\( Ii< l'..\ )t.'Jr). continues 1ndc11n.t<·h. lhc 1111,; ... um
abo ~-es a pt'rmanent colrl'<lt n 1 1 t 1
· toned phot<>sraphs, boau.. ma11nc d1~11l.:11
• Balboa Pavilion 400 Main St , Balboa, and aullcal memorab•i•J rdJtl;I to Sl'\\
673·5245 Narrated Sl~Utting cru1~ of port Harbor. Hours 11 am ro .! P
ewport I tarbor art' olTered daily Catahn;i \ \ cdnt.'SCIJy through ~un<.IJ\ · .\Llmi<.S>On
• N~port North wllery in Ncwpon
North Center, Bison and M.lc:Arthur, Nt'W·
port Be<Kh. 644-0604. Watercolors and
aayties by Dessie Wilco11, .a Newport na-
tl\-t '"ho now res.des in Maui, I lawai1, on
display through Feb 17. Hours. l 1 a m.·6
p m. Mond<ly· Thur\day and 1 t a m . • 7
p.m. Friday.Saturday
•Off the Wall Callery 2123 Main St ..
Hunt1ni;ton 8c.lCh, 536·6488 Works by
Bchrt'ns, Sh.lo, log.1n, Sassone. Blumhagen
and C~by art' on View. Continues indefi·
nitcly Hours 11 a m. to 6 p.m Monday
throut;h r 1id.1y; 11 ii m. to 7 p m. Satur-
da). 11 am to 5 p .m. SundJy. Admis~ion·
Free
sculptures and ceramic pi~ ilnd il sele(-• Whltmiln Cilllu~s 3545 £. Coast High·
tion of limited edition lithographs and sen-way, Corona del Mar. 675-2478. Prints,
graphs by va11ous artists are on permanent etchings and or18Jrlals by John Stob.lrt,
display. Hours; 10 il m. to (, p.m. Mond.iy • Robert Taylor. Anne Oilvis-Johnson. Josef
through Friday; 10 a .m. to S em Satur-Eidt'nberger and Luigi Kasim1r are on \iew
day Continues indefinitely. Hours: 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. Tuesday through Saturday; 11 a.m. to
5 p.m. Sunday Admission: frt'e.
Passenger Ser\tee offcrcd Thursd.i)~. Fri-Fiee
d.lys, S.turd<l)S and Sundays beginning. al • Rich.ird Ni,.on library and 8i11hpl.l<"
9 am Oecp-~a fi>hmg trips depart daily 18001 Yorba Linda B1,d 'orh.1 l IJ
1ro01 Oa\ey s Locl..er. SCe below (01 "hale 993-1393 "R'-& Jft.. Fr.end » Rl\,tk :in
watching 1nformat1on '-c>.h1b11ton of nc,cr bclocc cdN,l·d <W
• Di I d 1'l3 H bo Bl d respondcnce bt't\\CCO R1ChJrd """' •n aod sney an ~ ar r ' .. AnJ· John l\('nncdv, contmucs 1ndc1 l'l11C'h
hc1m, 999 4445 .. The theme pa~.t.. once Houcs 10 am .5 pm ,\\,1n,J,11 SJturdJ\
ilg.:11n offers a Resident 5.ilutc t1d.ct anl.I 11 a.m.-5 pm Sunl.l.iy Ad·ii" •On
priced at S20 apiece for Southt'cn C;lltfor-s 1-S.$ 50
•Off the Wall Callery 34"' 1 Via Lido.
Ncwr"m Beach, 723-5950. Worl.s by
.\~, Nasel, Hacnracu, MuL.411, Ward
Behrens .ind od~rs .tic on pt'<mJnent dis·
plJ)I. .tlotJf')" 10 • m to 6 pm Mond.iv
throui;h FridJy. 10 am. 10 5 p.m Satur·
<.IJy; 11 a m to f pm, Sunday. Admr~~
fr~
• • Sil.u Dean ltd. 512 3 ht St , ~l"' port
8Nch 673 1~26 Portraits by pt'™>rol·t~
•Stary Sheets Fine Art Galleries 14988
S.ind Canyon Ave., Suite 1-5, Irvine, 733·
0445. bhib1t•of small paintings and draw-
ings ta!..en directly from the ~ketchbooks of
Ame1ican artist Phil Paradise and recenc
bronze liguattJve stufptures by Clrol Cold
conltnues through Feb. 29. Hours· 10
a m.-S p m. Tuesday through Sund.iy .
• Susan Spiri1us Callery 3333 Bear St hn
Cryml Court}, Costa Mesa. 549-7550
Twenry pa'10lamic phofogr .iphs by Da' id
Otbod. on d1~ay through Feb. 29 Hours
10 am. 10 9 p .m Monday lhrour,h Friday;
10 a m to 6 p m SJturd.Jy. and noon to 5
pm Sunda~ Adm~-Free
photosraphcr St.ith•> O.plwnos on e\hib.t • Thrill)OU Art Sludios 3ll Clb11ll.>.
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2. City Slickers
3. Doc Hollywood
4. Thelma & Louise
5. Naked Gun 2'h • The Smell of Fear
6. Backdraft
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8. Dying Young
9. Soapdish
1 O. Silence of the Lambs
CD's
1. Nirvana " ever ind"
2. Garth Br~ks "Ropin' The Wind"
3. U2 "Achtung Baby"
4. Michael Jackson "Dangerous"
5. Garth Brooks "No Fences"
6. Metamca "Metalllca"
7. Natalie Cole "Unforgettable"
8. Prince & The New Power Generation "Oiamocids & Pearls"
9. Boyz II Men "Cooleyhlghharmony"
10. Enya "Shepherd Moon"
1. Nirvana me e a een pl '
2. Ughter Shade of Brown "On A Sunday Afternoon"
3. Mariah Carey "Can't Let Go"
4. Hammer "2 Legit 2 Quit"
5. Geto Boys "Mind Playing Tricks On Me"
6. Hammer "Addam's Groove"
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• Worlo.s Callery South 3lll Bear Sl. ~in.
Cl')'5lal Court!. Costa Mesa, 979-6757.
"The Presence of Absence: Minimal. Con-
ceptual and Contemplati\e, ;:-a-; c-.h1b1t
featuring works •by Peter Alc>.ander,
Deanne Bclinolf, tarry Bell, Wess Dahl-
berg. Constance OcJong. Tony Delap.
Br.ld OurhJm, Lorscr fc1telson, James Hay·
ward, Craig Kaulfm.in Jay McCalfert. John
,,.1cCrad.en, JOOn McLaushlin. Enc Orr,
Brue(' Richards, Cal') Sl)'m.lnsl..1, Robert
Thcmcm and Tom Waldron, contln~
tmough Feb 16 Hours 10 am. to 9 pm.
Mond.ty through Friday. 10 am to 6 pm.
Saturd.:iy Jnd 11 a m to 6 p m Sunda\.
n1a residents through Marlh 1 S Acrc))S the ·
street, the 01~ct·land I loret oficrs l\•o •Sherman Library and Carden~ :!u.i; l
"Resident Salute" p.lckagC) , ... tuch comb1nl' Coast H1gh\ ... ay Coron.i dl•I \\,1r C,i J
lodging for up to four pt'<>plc .ind Di~nC). 2261 Attractions include buranll .11 ,:;.mfl "'
land paSS<'S at ~ 129 and S 18.$ '"th fountains, sculpture. !.hrub'. 1.i" r• llO\\l.'f beds and h.:im;ing b.hl..CI,. A C·,,.,,,. ..
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3483 An C'\tensM~ collection ol ml•mora den dl~ncd tur the blind fc.1turl') pl.lnl
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OrMge Cout Weekend I Thur9day, January 30, 1992 a
BOOKS
No More Tomorrows
A su rvivor shares beautiful memory of Manson 'family ' victim
'' 1 ·t \\a~ a hot California n!ght in . unending "lies and innuendo" that have
plnguecf rl1c famify Since eno's death, Alice
LaDianca took years poinstakingly
reseorching the int im:ite story o( o family
whose nome has been victimized by
sensationalists ror over two decudes.
'Helter Sk.elt!!r'," •a)S baBfftt'tc . ...-.-----4-----
ln a recent kiter to Duglio,i, Lullianca
summ ed up the !>ituJtion th1'I ".1y: "Now
there ;ire )ix grandd1ildren, ,,(1111.1nge in
age from 5 to 18 years, who arc h:l\ 111g 10
race not only the cruelty of the mu1dc1~. but
the humiliation uf h:J\ ing their gr .1ndfathc1 'i.
name i.la ndercd hy the mcdi.1 ''uh fJbc
information and lie:>. A g1anllf.1thcr they
know only through Ill} eyes. "hu'l.' murder.:r
(Tex Watson) has hccn.::illowcd to mJrry
Au~u't I %CJ. Leno -L:rtn;mc:narrn
hi!> ~,i, mg room (Ca ding the
ncw,p:iper ~to~· of the terrible dt:ath of the
young :ictrc~' ShJron Tate :ind six othci:s.
I k !>huddcrL·d: and turned to the sportl>
p.1gc. I le thought of hb children. nice kills.
I le hoped Ill 'cc them tomorrow for his
binhdJv cclehr:11ion .
• 1Jut for Leno there
''ould be no more
birthda)i.. no mon.•
tomorro11 !>."
NO\\, O\Cr 20 rears since
that fateful i.ummcr night
when Leno La13ianca and
his second wife. Rosemary,
were brutally murdered and
their names fore.ve r linked
"ith the notorious Charles
Manl>on "family," the
LaBianca family has
!>Omething to celebrate. Bookmarks Leno'i. first wife, Alice. has
published a three
generation:il biography that
documents the accomplishments of the
clmc-knit LaOiancas, a fam ily of Italian
immigrant' who built a grocery empire in
Southern C:ilifornia through hard work and
dcterminJtion
Unl1l..e many today ''ho ru~h to publi!>has
'"th 1u1cy "111'ide" talc!>, Al ice LaUianca
hcgan '' nt1ng the !>IOI)' fi, e years after
Lenn·, de.11h . ln\pired by re-reading Leno\
kiter' 10 her from German} during World
\\ .1r 11, :inti compelled to rc,pond to the
"I wanted to s1amp out the negative.
untrue statements made about Leno artc:r
his death," says LaBianca. "It w:is :ill so
ironical. He came from such a proud family.
1 lis parents were caring. kind and
hardworking. uno was, too. I wanted to set
the record straight."
While most firsHime authors would leap
at the opportunity to publicize their books,
Alice Lal3ianca shyi; from direct cont act with
the media because of concern that her words
will be dii.torted. Although fear of
exploitation has made LaBianca defensive.
her commitment to the Lal3ianca name
drives her to get the story out.
Lal3ianca says that she cont inued to work
on the book over the years because it was
important to tell the story of :i family whose
lives and fortunes were forever changed by
uno's death. She claims th:it the book was
a labor of love and her way of helping future
~cnerations cope with the family tragedy.
"No More Tomorrows" will dis:tppoint
dirt-diggers and those looking for gruesome
dc1:iils. for LaDianca insists tl10t her account
i:. the authentic story. She claims there is no
"other" story, and that shadov.y inferences
about gambling problems and Mafi:t ties
have never been proven because they arc
absolutely untrue. "The 'Mafia Theory' was
laid to rest in Vincent Dugliosi's hook
_.and father three children."
Wh at Alice L:iU1ancJ fimh 1ntr1gu1ng I)
the.media's lack Of intcre-.t IO her :teL"OUlll Of
the life of Leno Lal3innca. "'No ~lure
Tomorro,~:.· i!> about Leno':> l.111111' Jnd hi
character. The media has cl1o)en io not e'en
mention the publication of th1' lxlOI.
although over 100 ne,,i. relc.1!.e!> \}ere.! m.11lcd
by my pub!isher to variou' parh of the
country," says L:lBianca.
LaOianca notes that a re" reader:. h.I\ c
expressed an interest in kno'' ing more than
she reveals in the bool.. but :.he defends hl.'r
decision to concentrate of Leno'!> lire r:ithcr
tlun-his death this way: "In ''111in~ thi<i
book. I knew th~t4 Leno\ grandchildren
would be reading it and I d1dn'1 w:lnl to
focus on the gory details. The fomily lo t so
much when they lost Leno. Rel.1ttotul11ps
were cut oH. The bu)iness, their hcrita~e.
their roots were lost. I hope the book ~·ill
help to bring some of tho!>c importJnl lhing\
back to the family."
Although "No More Tmnorro'"" 1., a
lovingly documenred .lCCllunt uf .1 fJmrl). it
also chronicks a \-ariet) of C\l.'nt1., 1h.11 11.X·al
THEATER
Author -and suniivor -Alice l.t81ancJ
rc.sdcrs "ill finJ o ( interc t for Ahc~ ;1ml
1,.eno '-JCa tioncJ here in their BcJC\lll U.1~
home dunng the early ·5~ ~hen the
La01anc.1 "ere invol\cd in ncgo11at1om \\Ith
the Irvine Company tu develop a ~hopp1n~.
center in the area that now hold) the
Uaysidc Center. After their divorce. Ah1.c
moved to Lido.
"Nu Mure Tomorrows" by Alice
La Ui:inc.l. I fardb:ick, 425 page!>, $~4. IJ5
A'nrlubk locull y al Manha' Qool tore (JU..\
111 Marine Ave .. Ualboa l•lanJ) wl11ch "
holding a book signing :lnd Champa,nc
Recc:ption for the author on SunJ,1). r cb 2
fwm :! tu 4 g.m. J1le public i in~itcd
An invitation to love Marlene Dietrich
I
F 111111 111"' through mid-fcbruary.
the c;w, e ~hal..e.,peare Fei.tival
"ill he holding l\VO ti cke t-; to ii)
11c1\ 'hm\. "An Lvcnm.; With Marlene:
l-.111111\! m I '"~ A~.1in," for r..tarlene
D1~1r1ch hu,clf. ·
Not thJt the people
at the Gm\'c e\pt·ct thc
91-)c.ir·oltl \how
hu-.rne, .. lcgL' ml to'k ,I\~·
her P.1m apJrtmcnt
and limp in
unannoul\l.:ed. llut 'he:
m1~ht I h;1(, \\ h) <.he
i......;=~--~ had 11 ''nllcn into 1hc:
Tllll
T1tUI
Theater
Critic
prnd1Ktll'll e<1n1r.1ct
\\'hn l..11111" hm\
\l.1rknl.' lJ1etmh might
'tl'\' ~Jl11rnc Jen,·
111tcrprl.'IJl11m uf her'
Uut th1"e "ho .. at in 1111
~.1turd.1y·, llpenlllg
n1gh1 rnuld 'um it up 111 one Gcrm:in
\\tltd 11 11111krh.lf. Thtl> om··\\oman !>h<m
" .1 f.1hulom .1u,omplt)hmcn1. laking "'
dl.•ep 1m1Jc 1hc~k111, and the fl'ychc, of
,111 c.:111crtJinL·r who rcmaim ~omcwh:il vf
• 111 cn1gm:i dc\pttc her ~tngc. 'crecn :iml
niglll club1 accomplishments.
Tall. blonde and leggy, Salome Jens ii.
a pcrrect choice to interpret Marlene
Dietrich -and not only physic:illy anU
vocally. A supcrh nctrc~. Jens delves
relentlessly into the Dietrich persont
not !'>paring us the unOattcring qualities.
She arrives, through the audience,
"early" for a concert (though the Grove
~how actually ~tarted 15 minutes late)
Jnd in le~s t han high spirits. She fus'e'
O'-Cr the lighting. her costume, her \Oice
and other det:iil-; as she carries on a
Clll-min utc monologue ~ith her pianist
(the highly -;l.illed Armin Hoffman). C\'Cll
u"ng him to fill in for her on a ligh11ng
d1t•cl.
r\ntl 1.,he ~rng'> -in Engli:.h, French
anti Gcrm:in -11 numbers from the
D1etnd1 rcpertmrc. finishing with a song
'he h.1, lillle use for •·but they alw:i~
,~.int to he.1r tt.'' the title me lody, .,
"I .1lling in Love Again." Tire ~ong!
,1lone :ire worth the pl.1ygocr's
.111cnJ.1ncc:, hut ''An Evening With
Marll.!ne" 1s much, much more.
Jens brings tears IQ our cyei. (and
hers) with the story or a German
e Orange Coast Weekend I Thursday, January 30, 1992
cntertniner repulsed by the I litkr
regime, who joinc<l the American 1\1111~
tp stand up against her llJli\C cuuntl\.
She tells o!...bcing ostr.lrited hy her
cl:ls~mates "hen. in her early teen,. 'he
prc~!>ed Oowcrs thnrngh the b.trhed \\ire
Ill French POWs in \V11rh.I \V:11 I.
.Marlene Dietrich'~ hie, her lmc\ .ind
her career h.l\c been l..n11 int11';i
fa'>cin:uing the.1tcr piece lly J11thu1
SebJ<;tinn ~\ihto, worl.ing with Die1111.h\
autobiography. And Jule~ A:iron due:~ 1'
the onC-\\Oman 'ho" '' llh flll\\CT ;ulll
sensitivity.
"An L:venmg With ~larlcne r .1l1111g Ill
Lo\c AgJin" hJs bl.'rn l>mn at the
Gro,e. hut plans arc in the \\Orl., 111 10111
the sho''· perhaps C\Cll to N1.:\\ Ytir~ -
m perhaps Pam, whc1c its wb1ccl JlN
might put in .in :ippc.1r.11ll'C,
Loc<il oud1encc:s can i;ct the t1r't 11101..
nt this cxtrat1rdim1ry :.how thmuyh I ch
lfi at the Gem Theater. 12852 ~\nin St.
Garden Grove. Cui lain lime:., arc K p Ill
· Wednesd:iys 1hrough S:1turdays. 3 011<.l 7
p.m. Sundays, with ticl.ct rc~crv.1t ion'
wlcn at 636-7213 .
.... 01)-..t , ..... )
aloml' ll'n~ performs .lS Maflcnc Dietrich (\\ith
Armin H(Jff rn.1n on the pi.ino) at the Gem The.lier • .........__ ..
Zorbas, tables arc filled with
smiling people who are clapping
hands and swaying in time to the
lilting music of the bouzouki.
A tall distinguished-looking old
guy has thrown caution to the
winds and is dotng his damndest
to imit,1tc the sensuous swivel of
the belly dancer, following her
through the tables of the packed
cafe while his friends shout
encouragement.
A customer is celebrating his
b11thday in real Greek style. Party
time with dancers and music is
normally an C'Ycning feature, but
,,ilh a httlc~'planning and a lot of
friends, you can have this kind of
lunch yourself.
Owner Aristip is
Dcslis is the
Executive Chef.
He has a sleepy
smile, looks tired,
and no wonder.
He cooks. He
manages. He
dances, Oirts,
drinks. eats. hires
entertainment.
and greets each
Tastings newcomer with a
and Tidbits W.lrm smile -hugs or
-----.handshakes for
tho~ dep.irtmg.
"I Jm at Zorbas 7 days a week,
20 hours a day." A k1ll1ng '"or:..
schedule for an>one but Deslis,
the Mcd1terr.lncan spmt behind
th i-. new rest .1urant (open 1ust
eight \\CC~) behind the
Performing Arts Center just off
Anton in North Costa Mesa.
The zest, aur.l, and joy of
Ztffb;b doesn't come into play
unul around 9:30 p.m. Skip the
<.wly tourist hour dinner; it's a
p.1lc o;hadow of the real pJrty to
be h,1d if you dine as the Greeks
do -late.
Maitre d' Nidal Saleh and the
~tafi are profos ional, but enjoy
themselves all the time in spite or
thc tumult. When entertainment
time comes, waiters dance, sing,
and bring you right into the heart
of Gr('ck h<bpitahty.
Zorb.i~ sen.cs mall pots of
T.uamosalata, a classic appetizer
m.:icJ<' with shad roe, garlic, olive
011 ,1nd IC!mon, c1nd Tzatziki, a
cool blend of yogurt, crushed fresh
1?rl1c, cucumbc~ and fresh
chopped mint to cat with warm
tr c)hly b.lkcd bread while you
S<'ttle down.
I lot .ippclizcrs arc outstJnding.
In fact, ordering a whole me.ii
~rom thi~ list will give you a good
idea of what this excellent kitchen
.. · DINING .,.
A PASSION FOR
O\\ncr Aristidis Ocslis is the executive chcr at Zorba , "here he also dance , Oirts, d'rink,, c.lt ••• •
is capable of turning out.
Saganaki; p.1n-fricd che~
sprinkled with Ouzo SJucc 1s shcN
showmanship, arriving at the tJblc
in names, $6.95 .• but the crunchy
golden brown baby squid arc even
better, S6.95.
SpaMkopit'1, the famous Greek
spinach pie is pcrf ectly cooked
here. Light, llufty \\ ith Crc:.h
spinach, sc.,lltons, fota cheese .md
dill Coldcci into 1.-i~crs o( t'ilo
dough, J \CgNarian's delight,
S4.95.
Egg sh.11x-d lamb p.lltie:.,
You\iul;ikia, ml\c:d \\ilh ric1..• .rnct
chopp<.'<I mun flt,,1h.·d tl' the t.1Glc .
Ligh t ·'"d dd1cJt1..•, hllt hl.md; (not
enough "10\ 1..• .. pin•.," ?J, .11~d ·
scr\l'cl \\1th J ~1uc1..• H't\' mu~h
like the drliciol1' A\ gulcmono, ,1
emon juice, $5.75. In ·clumsier
hnnds, these little wonders can be
tough and o"ercookcd. Not here,
thanks to Dcslis' wJtchful eye.
The all-star best of show is the
Kondosouvli. Tender, paper-thin
slices of lamb are glazed \\1th
mustard, treated to a lot of garlic
and mint and ''hat D~hs
describes as."10\c-hcrb~,''. $7.95.
A sci'\ ing comes, cooked dark ·on
the edges, tender to\\ard the
center. It is also listed under
cntrecs as the Hou)C Special and
b SCf'.cd as a full dinner \\:ith ·
lightly cooked \cgctables and rice
for $14.95.
The lamb or chid,cn scr.cd
kebab · style arc tender <)rd ·
succulent because of a dip in a
pool of yogurt. A long dip. Yogurt
breaks do" n the fr:.suc and pre:.to!
Tne meat is fork-tender but 1t nas
lo:.t some of its natural chicken or
bmb Oa\'or. {lime fo r those "love
herbs". and sure enough. they arc
used to great ad\.intage here). Z orbas clientelc has yet to
di>Covcr his fb,h entrecs. Not
surprising with all tho:>e good
things at more modest prices.
Zorbas' Deluxe Dinner has a taste
of ju~t about e' Cf) thing in the
kitchen. The price i:. S 18.95 per
person, so!d onl) to l\\o or more.
Actuall), 1t s a bargain • )OU \\ill
simpl}' not cat again for three dar:.
and ha'e fabulou~ left-o,crs 11 )OU
do.
Ir you .lrc a bottomle:.s pit, you
may still \\ant dc:.~rt. Theu?
tr .1d t10~1I )\\ cets. including
Baklava an~ p~tLcd at :?.95. Dc:.lb
sug.,i;c:.ts )OU h,1\C somc"nt'd.u 1(
the god~" "htch turns out tu b1..• .-i
port-sort ot :.\\eel red "me.
The cJrc loo'-.~ lil-.e a mo\ ic )Cl
"1th Jll the \ \\ l..onos·" h1t1..• !>lucco.
Doric colunm~ . .-incl \'.hitc
pl.1)tcr-ot Pari~ ~t.ituc:. ;md
~t.1tuctte:. hintu1s 01 HcllJ) but the
.:iuthcntkit) or the G•cck tobd and
the ".irmth and ~J•cty ot ZorbJ ·
rings true. Ju:.l t.il..c> lot> oi mone)·.
Yo~' ill probJbf\ Spt.'nd more
th.10 )OU intcnd1..-d, drml.: mor1..>,
CJ( rnorc, l.iu~li Jnd d.1n1..c more.
And Ii\" lon~~r! ·.
Zorb.i:. 580 Anton Bl\CI.
436·01 41 . Op1.en tor lun..::h
,\\und.1y through Friday 1 hl m. to
l p.m.: DinnN, Mond.iv through
Thur!)dJ}, 5 to 1 i p.m1, r rid.1y
:md !\Jlurcl.1\ 10 rn1cJn15ht. r 111tunc
Tcl!cr an T u1..•~c1:-i, .1nd !>m1d,1\
''1£hh. \\hl'lkh.llf f\(ll'~
"1111 kins
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•Moonlight ind Roses. rcb. 8 JI 6 30 women's Guild (lf orr.c CrN 11~
pm .. Ass~;ance lc.igue dinner d.lnte .at Ct'nirf\ f<M Al~'<! Ch11drt'n
Balboa 8.:iy Club, Newpo11 jlcJth S90 flfl Doon.i. i'77·49?9
~ 532·5800 • O~ning Night uf "lhl' C)'pS
• "Gypsy Princess" Prologue, frb 9 .11t J
pm , Opera Pacific Prologue Guild .it \\cs·
Im SoYth COJ~t Pfau foJIUll'i \~ob
Krcu~r. S25 pp Conwct MJrJ.:-111.'l l'11cc-
legend: OC, Oringf County. BT, bl.lclt 544-7027
tie. BT-opt., bl.ack he optionJI. pp, per •t11gh Tu .ind Chimp;igne, frb ') .a
person. TBA, to be .arr.ingfd. 6.30 pm .. MJ)IN ChorJI<' of OC Cu1ld Jt
(l'_n •• feb. JI .'It S }0 pm . Opt'f.J
dtnnN JI \ \ 1.')(1n S<>uth Co.1\t Plu
fl)fm.IOCI' .it (){ p ·1torm1njl ArtJ
Jrl<l lr11pi~1r10 t11dt• fe'\<'ption .lt L
18..\ Cunt.1~1 Ri<~rcl Ot:.>ry. 54(, • 1
• Cc-lrbuty W••len hi> H .it 1 t Nne'ric.tn Do.alx•tl~ A'\n lun<ht.'Ufl J
rlCl(t Su•lt'\, (()oL) t\\n.l S ls pp
•Major Donor Recognition/Ari bhibit,
J.in. JO, 6-8 pm • Newport Ma.a Schools
Foundation .JI StMy Sheets Art C.illNy, Ir·
vine. Watercolors by Phil Paradise. S1 5 pp
Phone 631·4143 • ·
AllrC'd rM(•nce, N("<'f>M l\t'.ich S 100 pp
Phonr 5S6·616l.
• Rom;in Fl'.:ist, reb 11 , 5.J0-8.JO p 111
Youth Emp~mt'nt Scn1ce .it Am4.•11t.in lr gion Hall, Newport 8Nch S 10 r'P tl
and uoder .. S5 pp Phon<' ~2 a.i1.i
Ci6:! .. ') 10 •
• 'lo~n H.all Cel('brily ~ritf l ~eb l4 .u to JO .i m , ~,1,.nu• l
oi lJi;un.l dnJ Nt-"pon 8Nth fl·
• luncheoo, tan. J 1 al noon, Round •Sportsman o( the Ye.it, fcb 1 I, b 10
hble Wt">I hosts <1uthon tndud1ng Zsa Zsa pm, CHOC PJd11nos dinner <lUCllM ,11 Ir
Gabor Jl BJlbo.l B.1~ Club, Newport vine t..'\lmott. S 100 pp. Phone 53Z·IS&8J
Beach SJO PP· Phont-I 13) 25<>-7977 · • M.id Hillll'r's P.itroness Tu P.irt • frb
JJ ~ lo.ell<'} c.f Pt•oplc• /11.li;.u11'1t' .al It
C.nl'm.1 l"r-t\ potl Bc•.xh S 1!I J'P
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• Rivieu 92, I.an. 31 .it 7 p.m., SPIN 1) at 2 p.m. Camelot Chapter o( OC PN
l iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillillillilliliiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill (Street People In Need) ailno night ,111 forming Arts Center high \e.l at lurp1n rN uno's Restaurant. N~port Bc.adl. S75 denct', Newport B~ach lnqt.a11on onl~
pp. Contact MJ1garet Clarie, 969-6931 Cont.K'I Rhoda Linder, 645·9'201
• Cflt'br.lhn~ Womt'n Today. frb
10 lO a m , ~'1) t;l.l, I hit Ph1lh.ir
(Omm1ttC'1.• nf OC Ph1lhJrmo111t
k."'11n.lr .ind lur<h<'on rc.uures lot
Pvl1C.t' (hocf 0.lf)f C.ltM .lnd p >~
B.arb.ar.l tk• ~·ll', f'h O ... 11 ll'\111('
11ott SSS pp Cont.Kt l<~\t RC".iun •
'
Fresh Pa sta & Seafood L Restaurant
~ · > Abundant portions
of delicious food!
Public· Announcem ent
,\, .l new rm:mber of our communitv, I would
like tn hl'lp 111 facrng o ur current ' economic
do ldrum ....
Until furth er n otice, the price of all food
item~ on our menu wi ll be reduced by 20%.
I pn)nme tu mainlain our current high
,tandard.., of quality & "Jervice and hope you
"'di come 'is it us & enjoy a pleasant dinner
.H a pleasant price.
Sincerely,
Sara Parrish
~ ~ We ' Our Customers
Special Dietary Requests Cheerfully Honored
'w er 11 i· ') JO Tun rhrv Snt Dinner 5 00 to 10 00 Tuu thru Sun
Vlsa!Mastercerd/Discowr
3421 Via Lido • Newport Beach • (714) 675-8973
Free Parking In Vla Udo P1aus
8 Orange Coast Weekend I Thursday, January 30, 1992
•Opus One in Black Tie. Feb. 1 at 6 •A D;iy .it lhf Museum, feb 13 \\u
p m . Opus Ooe of OC Philharmonic Soc1-seum Council or Newport 11.irbor A.r1 Mu
cty d1nnN at Center Club, Costa t\~. ~m luncht'on (eatures LA firm'\ ilrt mt
l A Ph1lhJrmon1C conC'ert at OC Perform· 1c Cathy Curtr\, tour of lad.1c \\1n..or
1ng ArtS Center. de<>sert at Center Club sculpcurt~ Cont.lC1 /'.~1\1nt' G.11ll<'r • :'SCl
r111-. ~f h 'R(:1 r/()(/~r•~•
. ( .7'iNle p/'.:J'ivu//1io11
Earl~' Bird Dinne r S p ecials for '8°
Sunday Throu~h Tl1ur-d1y 5pm• 7t)m
Sunda,· Cha~pal(ne Buffe t Rrun~h
"•'11111rt '7"' Adulo '10" ChildrC'n 'S" • t'neod I01m•3t>m
DaUy Lun~b and Dina r SpeelaJN
H appy Dour In Our ~ktall Lounge
Mond1y throuith i-·rntey ·ip.m.~<>:30 p.m.
tr ¥UU h1Vt n'1 up«rlt'nrcJ 1h, down hotlW etmooph,re o(
'lh" Rr•f'tt' ftoutf' )'rl, or u ou·~ til'\'d of lh•t rulaur.ilt Chaln t4lmt!llf'tt,
'top b1 at1d l!J"f' ut 1 1ryl!
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or·1
• Brighi ldt-U fuf 811,in~s. rt•h 11 ,, m • hu\lnl ... \ r~1lo ,,, oc r J1rt11
CW.> Mt"-1 l'hot)t' •51 ~AJR
•Opening Nia;ht o1 "Sam on ti D;i
rcb lb ;ir S JO pm Qpt'r.i P.tt1hl LI•
.11 \\Ntn ~lh Cu.i.c Pl.Ii.a, p<-tt0tm
,)I OC f'crform•nt: Arts Cl'nl\·t .ind In
tio Cirdt' tC.'HpllOll .it l•l<:~hon lB'
t.11.t R•( h.irLI IX-JI\, S4b 7ln
• "S.imson t't D.>lil.l" Prt·Pcrform Oinn~o. Po)l·Ptrformanct So<1.ib . r '-\.lrch 7 .it 5 JO pm . Opt1.i P.1 Gour mt I Oon~r·, C:u1IJ .11 lot.Jllon 111>.
(enter Cluh C1N..l Mes..a r0ri1..i. t '
lo.l'<'ucll't, 6-11-11 19
• Aml'li(.ln.a 8.lnquet. rrb 29, 7 1
pm. C\pt (vi~ found,111u11
l'llf,1tt'\ roll 'J:t'' l!ith Jnnl\ cr"'m 11r
nt'flJn..I t totcl. An.iht.-1nl s 125 I'll rt
8.26 l6J1
FNlh Flah D•llr
All , •• , 1Round
•Weekend Brunch 7am-4pm
eEarty IMrd Specials
eHappy Hour 4-&?m
•Harbor Brunch C,._
400 M."l111 St £l.1ltrn.1
673-4633
'ewpott Y "COO•
1mSph·
Miu.on
M.l\lne
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Oistri· ~tiooal so pp.
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.irbol M Mu>t'um dinner <lt Mcl•1n res..
ence, Jrxhan Wells. Coot.tct ~U>.1~
1ber. 759-1122
Comt to ti.it u~rtt! Feb 29 <lt 8
m • C.ibart'I Ch<'lptcr of OC Pcrlonn1ng
Cen1er dining. dlnong. U\IM, .iuc
1i0n 'l'Jl~ Berlin' ill 'C')')l.ll Coort,
South Cn.1>1 Pl.u• BT, bl.ld, .ind "hile .11.
1te SbO pp. S75 .u the door. Coot.let
Julie Polht'mu~. l62·709S
• t..f Ir Slop 21 22 S E. Bmtol, Nl'wport
BcMh. 851 82J'2 ChtC.l&O St~t' B.trl.k•)
• 1nd larrr. S~mor perl0tm through SundJ> There .,.,,11 be a spe<1.tl hc.wing-1mp.ltr1'tl
~' Sundol' lhca V1d.ile .1nd PCIN BN·
moln o1ppe.ir Wcdn~.1y·Feb 9 9'o\\111lll'\
.:Ill' lhu~.I)' 8:30 pm, fr>JJy·~turd.1y '"
8, 10 .1nd ll •45 pm:· Sunda\ <ll 8:JO
pm Adm.>'")" S7-S10,
• Or.an~e County Cr.a.zits 1681)~ Boka
Ch•u St., Suitt• 202, Hunti~'lon BeJcll
11.io 1"106 M •• T~ loum,'C S'"n~1n
OuB<"' S...it·11: a mu>t<.>I rC>tn<'d\ .ilout 1wr N) Ix-en Or.ange Coont) loun~ :>on<;·
l'h, t) ptt'>('ntt"<I f<'b 20· 22 al II p m at
CA.·m TheJ:t•r, 1 :'8S2 M.11n ~t.. Carden
C•rn.c l ... i.ct~ S12·Sl8
< ( > \ \ \ \ l '.... I 1 'i I \ I '" 1 ...,
main par!.1ng Joe at the Oran~ County
Fa"groond ... 100 Faor 0fl\"e, C~a '-~.
723·6616 Thous.and> of items oo S<llc at
open-air S\\JP m¥t e\ery wcc"end Ad-
mosWln, SO cents (children under 12 freel.
• Orangt County Performing Arts c,n.
ler 600 T O\~n Center Oro\ll', C~.a M~.
SS6·2121. frre toors of the Center J.te o(.
fried Mooclay .ind WcdncsdJy at 10 Jnd
11 a m RC'>Cf\ JtcOr'I> Me rcqU11cd (()(
groups oi 1 O °' more ,
• lth\rt HJll spH!.eo series at Ed" ards
Cinema. Newpon Center, NC\\port Bc.'l<.h,
951 3S2i The Assi>IJncc leJSUC o( New-
port Beach and AsSf\t.lncc league or Lcl•
guna Bexh present J.1ck Kelley of f>rople
magazine on Feb. 24 1n the second of their four pr~ntation. Future speakers are Lisa
tlul.lbMd l'-1,Jr!.h 23) and John R PO\\CI\
IAprol 20) locket> (\\h1ch benefit ch.1rot1<'S afld arc tJ\ tkduct1blc1· 522 .SO.
•Tr a, el Show at the Oransc County r.w·
S,'IOund•. 100 Faor Omc. 8u11d1ng N~ 10,
14, If> Co!\ Ml"\J, 953-4956 T~t> Or
an.;t! <..U\11 t} R•,;•:.11.'r pit:>Wnb a 11.,,el
Jiow lrom 11 J m --I p m. 5Jlurd.iy
SunJ.h. Adm"'k>n S..l ·S (free for chtldrC'n
un l.:r S
• \\'intm.l!.er Dinner at Le ~\crid1l'n
t. •' I. 4500 \\ Arthur IU\'d. "e"pc•rt
Bt..-11 4i(o·2001. \t~e Cr!)oeh bon~ \Wli'
fcom h» Cr~ ct\ 1111!) Cell.ir .it 7 p tn. r cb
; '" Rht.iurant 4.nlOine Co.t sas per
p<"tlo(.o(> J"• > t.l\ ;ind top
ltt 600 Town Center Or .. Costa Mesa,
5S6-ARTS. The center presents Amc1ican
Ballet Theater's "Don Quucote," ""''Y
SIJgcd by the 8Qlshoi Ballet's lei.?endary
danccr/chorcogr.>phcr Vladimir Vasil'tCY at 8
pm. Feb. 4-8 and 2 p m. Fc:b. 8·9. Admis·
SIOn 514·48.
111 \ \
• Pftst lntfrna 1ona ~Sirva or Short
Films at Coll Sta\~ lcmR Beacll, l2SO Bell-
00\\-cr Blvd., long Beaeh, 1619) 488-6758
Unique collection of nine live-action short
films p.lCk.,ged 1n a \v.Q·hour p!'ogram Feb
14·16 and feb. 21·23. Hours: 1'11days 7
and 9:30 p.m : 5.lturdays and SundJys 4,
7 Jnd 9·30 p.m. Toekcts: S6·S7.
• UCI Film Societr, Winter Series, Stu· dent Center C~tal CO\e Auditorium, 856·
6379. "loht;i,' S1.1nley Kub11ck's 1962 e(. rort is presented at 7 and 9:30 p.m. frc.
day. Td.cts. S3-S4
l 1111\ \l.:'i \I\ I\
• Fac1ory Readings at C.isa Palm.a r(')t.JU·
rant, l 22 E. 1 ith St., 5.lnta An.i. 4•2.
'JOl 5 fc,ttured poets Pop the T run!.. ;ind
ft.iturl'<l mu>1C1Jn John Asl..cw ,appear .it 8
pm. f\\Ond.'iy Open reJd1ns follt.J\\') m.l•n
prusram A.Im,, .. ,,, Free.
• R.iy Br.adbuf)' at COiona dcl M.lr I toi;ll
School little lhcater, 2101 £a)lblu11.
\\I! 11·,1 ,\ ,\ '>I \\I', \k\
• Coastline College Communily Se" ices
11460 \VJrner A,l'., fountain VallC1o 241 -
6186. ''The Romantic ;md Unu,uJI 1n
Southern Qiloforn1.1: The Special \'.lien
hne·s Oay Edition" rs .ln armch.iir cldH·n
ture through rol'l)..in11c spoh 1n che South·
l.>fld oo fc.'b. 8 1.il<o() Feb S .at '"one \'Jiit·
. , 1ng '""r ay
to Rom.1nce" .iddr~~ \Nl>.ll .1nd non· \erb.il s1gnJh 1n attraetong 01her" r.n M.l)
20
•Cool.ware Week a l Bullocl.'s South
Coast Plaia lui:i;Jgc D"·p;irtmenL'The Cel~
1.:ir, 5.J6-06l 1 A f>C™>nJI appcar.lncc b)
M.111on Cunningham, cdttor of the "fJnn1c
Farmer Cool.bOo~,'' from noon-3 p rn.
Feb. 6 h1ghhghts the \\CCl.'s olClf\ 11tl~ •
\\hteh include· "Cell•br.ltcd Chds Cook
With Calphalon" feJturmg B1)LJnso E\CCU·
lo\C Chef Paul Gstre1n from 1·3 pm h:b
2 afld 8, 'tlcncl.l.'I\ fl.ntfc Sharpcn•nl\ Clin·
IO· from 1 4 pm Sundav; Hcn,~l·I• CJr
ni~mg Dt>monstr.it on~ (mm 11 a m • 3
pm fC'b 7 .lnd Kl\Jpi hprl~><I 8.ir) from
nnon-4 pm. SundJV .:ind fob. 'a .lnd lrom
11 am .) pm rcb 6 .,, J ~
• N""'port Beach Public library tu 1>.i
dcl M.\t BrJ~h 4:0 \\Jr 1.,·"'I Aw <.
IPOOI d<>I Mar, (,"14 ·JI JS ... ~pun~ Tt•.i n
''"°' de.1sn dec<.r .illon .11 3 p m f ch G
• Newpor1 Buth Public LibrJI)' \IJr1rl'1>
Branch, 200S Oo\er Or ''"P "t Bt•Jch,
6-l4·31-15 \\h.JI\ llo1ppen1n1o: 1n .\tllll'O•d
Tod.i\" '"'th "''" .ora l"l·ru~~.in at i p m
\ \ l'<lne..da,
Ci:nter Branch. 651.1 S.1n Cl<'n'l'nll Oriw,
1't'>\port BCJ<h. 64-'l·J 1'11. "111) ot\ 01
\\l..,,. COJ!>t Sh1p1ltng • \\Ith ~ll'H' h :-cmJn •
7 pm tod<Jy "lnc1N~1ni; )Our f .cu) t.
liJrmony on a Comple, \\orlol" \\o!h John
J de.Stral..OKh at no.Jn Tu~.l.l) "Pwle.-
\ional Selling for the 'Q(h" \\1th Bub A) rl·r
,u ~ pm Feb. G Fr('C adn11n1on II• .ill pro!·
grJm>
• Nl'\\port Harbor Art .. tuseum l!SO S.111
Clemente Or ~l'\'f>O't Bl-.l•h. ~s~ 112:'
Ar11)t J.1cl..•e \\ 1n1.0r, """ f) 01x·n1ni; ,1
mJJ(')f' ~ulpturc l·\h•U•lton .it thl• mu~·um,
conduru a k'Ctur~ :it 2 pm Suncla~ TIC~
cb' S 3-55. "Art Aftl·r School;' .ln Jltl'r·
ngm ol lland, on Jt1 J :"it 1'5 tm ."IE:t"S L·
1~· run> \\l-dn,':>cfJ)~ hob s.~(, ttom J:JO·
5 pm. Fc:e 5-10 To ,..b >ll-1. contJct till'
CI\ Of t:•\potl lkxh 1'.lrl.:~. lk.1 ~ an I
RCCh.'JtiOI'\ O..:p.i~r.1cn: at IA.;.3151
. """port Be.Kh. 854·2100 The tamnu•
foetool\ 1Jnl.h¥ \\lotrr d•'iCUS~ h,., fl'l.lO\. ----;:::...::===========================:;: publoc.itoons. s~ns boo!..> and llo1ds a qu(.')
/) \ \,( t
• 4·H Horsrm.istership at 1111.' Oftl1l'h;~
Cuunt~ f.i11i;1c""nd' 100 F.itr Ome. EqW>·
tr.in Ct•ntt·r, Cost.a '-~. S49.JJ80.! Com·
pct1llOfl "'11 lie h kl S.w,.1rdJ\•Suncl.1\ lrom
8 J m 5 1>m I
• f .irnwr's M.irl..el on mJ1n p.u• oni; k>t •11
OrJni;1• Coonl\ f.i1rgwnth. 100 f.ior
01"1.' Co~l.l M ~. 8~S 410.I Spon!i<IH-d
b\ Or.1n~-t· County f,lfm Burc.lu. llw
fJ1mCt·~ mJrlrt " held <'JCh 1 huNIJ)
m1lrn1n~ Imm 8.30 .1 m lo 1 pm Adm1\
~on I r(.'C
• MMinN' lr.wel Sc,... lee lbli \\t.~c1111 Or t-:l"\\ptlfl U1•.ich. 646 0103. )'I.ironer~
.md P11nc(')~ Cruc..c Li~ prt'lot'nt1 "Al.i~ Cru1~ N1i;h1 .. r.•.>tu11ng 1nf41m.iloon M
,-.1,1~1.Jn ;ind 1>1hrr cruo>n JI i pm. ft·b
1 l .it the lJJlt>'J IJJ\ Club
Pl.ace 1n th<-
• 8.alfroom D.:andnJt 610 \\', Hllll St,
C0<.t.l MlS.l r,..1.i.5110 A. <I.ls. on b.111·
room tl.lnon1; ;,nd \\'c I <..o.N h\1ni; I) ol•
h.•r('li Tue~IJ\ n•!:hb Imm 6 lo 7 p m •
•Costa Mesol Quid)lcppcrs 1860 An.>
~ m Aw CLbtJ Mr·"'· 54 S St.69 .\ 'It'·
n•or c 1to1cn 1t.Jrt• dJn,e sroup sec!..~ e\
1>c•11c·nwd dJnC('I') to JO'" them t'J'h
l hur..cl,\\ at \0 J m _
.. l'.1.'w \orl.. Cil) A.rt Tour Pre,icw .11 Or·
11ni;t• Co.1'1 Colll'l:l' Arlm1n1Stro1toon Ruold·
1ni: Roi>m 108 1701 l.11n1t'w Rd , Co:.l.i
M(."1.1 -IH·SO"I'" OC.C d.incc on\lructor
Ann l:l.irbour pre\lt'\\) .1 ""l'<'~long cultural
<'\Cu~·oo YIP'll lead l.itl'r this ~pr111R to
N,'\, \otk Cot\ from :; ·9 p m frtd.l' -l llc
tour " Sl'I r " Junl· 1 ..
• OrJngl.' County Performing Aris Cen•
toon afld o11n)\\e1 period from ;.9 pm
MonJ.11r Admf\•.oo Frrc
• Roundrable Wesl .i1 tile BJlbo.l B.i'
Club. 1221 \\. C())ta tfay. 1':t'\'port
Br.x:h, 1213) 2S6 797~ F11d.ly's noon pro·
1tr.1m re.1turt.'$ author~ Zs.a ba G.lbor f .. Onc L1fc11mc rf Not Enough"I, Ann tmw
t .. St•wn Oa)'S ThJt Shook the World -
The Coll.ipst! of So' 1ct Communism"), Bob
rtiom,u ("Oisncv's Art of Amm.itlOl'I -
from . M1ck1.')' Mouse lo Beauty and tht-
Be.l\I l and Leonard Malton l"lronard
Mall1n·s f\\o\·1c & Video Guide 1992"1
•Toddler Story Progr.im at M.l11ncr>
Branc.ll L1b<al). 2005 Oo\er Or , Nt'\\lpott
Be.Kh 644-3145 For children ·aS'~ 2·3,
1h1> run> N"h 1 hut.,dJ) throush Feb 14
Prc"t'S' 11.ihoo rcqu11cd
cDHN IDMINI6
Prix Fixe Dinner $2595
. First Course
John Dominis Cold ~petizer Selection with Smoked · Salmon. Jumbo
Shnmp and Sash1mi
Second Course
(Choice of One)
New England Clam Chowder
or
Spnng Salad
Sunday Might Choic~
Third Course
(Choice or One
Sauteed Hawori«I Mahl Mahr with Maatdam•a Nuts and Ca~rs
-or
Braised Alaskan Halibut with Juhe~ of Vegetables
and a lemon Butter Sauces
Of
SauteeduBre.ast of Chid<en wtth Pecan Crust
end Glazed OnlOO Pan Sauce
Fresh Vegetables and Choice of Fned Rice or Past.a
Monday Night
lblrd Course (Choke or One)
Soared M • with a Tomanna-Orange Sauce and Papaya Chutney
Of
Oven Boked Bob)' Salmon Served on Tomato and &lsll with
Sheny Butter Sauce
Receive Complimentary $50 Gift Certificate! Sauteed !hast of Chld<en ¥/Ith Pee: Crust and Glazed Onion Pan Sauce Fresh Vegetables end Choice of Fried Rl<:e or Pasta
Book your. next 1992 private party at Newport's # 1 rated bayside dining Tuaday Night
r oom-The Top of the Villa-before March 31 st and you
will receive a complimentary $50 Gi~ Certificate! "t"~c ~
Our award winning Italian cuisine, picturesque bay view, professional sta~~ft~:)~~a_!§l~~~ Tombo with PllP5Yll-G111ser Vinaigrette aod Fned Pasta
and warm atmosphere make for a spectacular event; " ...: or groups of 20 to 130. Stir.fry Tiser Shrimp with Thal V~table Sal«! end tobster lvJ Jus
Roestcd Sliced Tendctto+n ot k ef With Medrt.etranean Salad and Sell * Wedding Receptions * Rehearsal Dinners * Corporate Functions
* Birthdays Pepper Demi Sauce * Business Meetings Fried ves~ and Choice ot Fned Rice or Pasta
* Special Even~s .,-~1>£!~~e ueam
Call Mon-Fri 9 to 5 For Banquet Information Serwd In o Lace COC>kJe • Kone Coffee or Tea
. 642..;7880
3131 W. Coast • New ort Beach• On the Ba
Rtsma1101u RttomnwndrJ (1141 650·5 I~ '
HOO W. Coest Hwy• Newport Beech
Orange Coat Weekend I Thursday, January 30, 1992 9
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•Newport Theater Arts Center 2501
Chll Dr Ne"por1 Bc.lch. %6·2187 The
Vine '>lr('('I ThC'Jlt:r Co J new actor's
wuri..,h .. p, pre'><'nts rcgul.11 ~hcmtas<:s for
I tulh"''>od c.1>11n~ dlfC?C'hlr\ Cl.1>~ are
ongoing Sund.11~ from 4 7 p.m A.pplrcan~
rn.h c 111 8 .1 m .5 pm MondJ) FrnJay
• Or.:inge Coast Colll'gc .:!701 fau,,c-,
Ro.id, (c...,J fo..\l'SJ, 4JJ.S_!380 '1 ~\Vay tn
M.11.l' ,, l1\lng as a \>\ 11ter," a fWO·PJrt
nun·lrt·dot 1\11tn' v.orl..~hop th,11 fO(u~
on ""' ng d• ,1 cJrt'<.'r run, from 7·9 45
p.rn r .. h b J11d 1 3 fn' SJ fl.
•South Coast Repertory b55 Town Cen·
1~r Dr Cc"t.1 Ml'>.! 010) .SJ9 ~ 109 An
Jlh-tn<> in of ' loud .ind lhr.itl'r '' pl.inned
fd.> 11 \\Ith ,1 nu.in brunch JI Slntt's Se.i·
''""' I lt>IJ Hfl~tol I\\(• , CmtJ Mt'S.l. be·
11111 \\.tl~oni: U\<.'r to SCR to >l'C
'h.1~1·•1>1-.1ri·' . l\\l'lllh 1'1i;ht' JI 2 30
I' 1 .\II< r 1lw \ho1' .icti1r\ .ind the.iler
'"l''''"·r•· •11\t' \\111 ll'Jd .i thC'JIC'r do;cu'
~"' I 1. "' ) , , on< ludN brunt n or-.hl"'trJ
.,.. .. ir .1 n ·I h.incloul!>.
MUSIC
(l.\3~ic<1I, Opera & Traditional
• Or.111o.;r l 11unt1-Ph1th.1rmunic Socil'ly
,It 1 r 11 l;l l ""''" l'('rlurn1111.: "-<!• CentC'<
1 I .. n 1 • •• ')r "' (., t.1 \1\-\J ft4G
111 f'\ lt.l' l•" "'ni;rl•·s Ph1lh.lrm11111t. cnn·
lflu •1 I h\ D." ocl l1nmJn Jnd lt-.1lur no.; c1:I·
1111~1 I 11•n lt,i>rdl, rx:rlorrm \\.11;n1•r", l'rl'·
lud" I • 4.ct Ill lohl'n,1;11n R11u .... • s S\m
pl11111, '" 1 .ind ~lrJu'' D11n Qu"ote JI
II pm ,,11u1d,I\ '"'-et• ~ 1 <; .S~
• r.iulic Symphony Orchc\lra JI OrJnge
(1111nh f\·•l••rm111i; A~ Centl" r.oo To"n
[,.,,., O"'" C1ht.1 \ll~. 'i)C.-ARTS (Jrl
\t 'l.1or funrluets f>SO 1n Oliver 11.nus\Cn·s
"' k k to C.htle 'fonder · trom the OpC'ra
111~.;11·1\' Po~lel) Pop'," Prul..uioe\ 's Pi.lno
( """"'" No ! Jnd Brahm' S\mphoo\o
1'.11 1 on C monnr Op 6R .11 8 p m )Jn.
m """l't.IJorn p1Jn1st Ye11m Bmnlman os
''"'""' '" th<' Pml..olo~ Concerto A fre<> "1nu•rt pr<·'"'" " prC'S<'nlrd In tod .. elhold-
er' Jt " T1c l..c·1~ Sl.? S36 PSO pre..ents
Tuny "" Jrd w1nnl'r M.ind\ Pa1111L.in al 8
ITALY
BEYOND
COMPARE
p.m Frld.Jyand Sunday. rtd.ets: $16·S•47.
Jazz, New Age & Blues
• Alta Coffee Warehouse & Roasting Co.
506 31st St., Newport Beach, 675-0233.
Dave Cross plays 1au and blues guitar at 8
p.m. Feb 6. Admission: Free.
•Blue Marble Coffeehouse 1907 Harbor
Ghcl., Co~ta Mesa, 646-5776. Fry Some
Blu~ fries some blues at 8 p.m. Wedncs·
day. Allmossoon· Free.
•Bob Burns Rest;auranl 37 folih1on Is·
land Drive, Newport B('ach, 644·2030. Pi-
anist Jerry Velasco plays Mond.lys through
Thursdays from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m.
• C1fe lido 501 30th St. Newport. Beach,
675·.'968, "Charly" ~ings the blues and
cont"mporary jazz 8 JO e.m · 1 a m Jan
30. Bernie Pearl Blu~ Band with HJr·
monocJ Fats perf~ms 9 p.m.-1:30 a m. Fri·
dJ)'\ in J.inuary Admission· S5 Friday aod
SaturdJy; free Sunday, Monday, TuesdJy
and I hursday, S7 WednC'1day
• Dicdrich's Coffee & Espresso 8.lr 474
[ 17th St Cost.l Ml'Sil, 646·032 3. The Paul l\cnt Qu.vtet. featuring vibes, p1Jnu,
ba~) .1nd drums, pert0<ms S.lturdJ)'\ from 'I
pm m1dn1flhl AdmrS\oOn frre
SP~ • Double Tale 5\J0.2 W;irner Aw ..
c;u11e i\ t tun11ng1on At•.ich, 840 61 18
Runn•l' "·" P•l~nts Oix•n Rod,on' BluC'i
1.1n1:. 'und.•) n1s'1u JI 8
• ll M.11.idor 1690J Aljo!«oqu1n St Hun
.} .,~1.,11 H1·,1<h 8 .SC. SJ Ji Hollis Gentry rr .. ,, tod.l) Terry \Vollman Jnd l~l·r
tui;f\,., pla, fr.day and SJturdav Sho-.v-
hme~· 8· H> and l 0 15 p m. Tu<'Sda~'\
Thursd,1\') CJ ,ind 10 -IS p.m fodJy and
Saturday ; p rri SundJy. Admission· free
• fo.e feel Too 1145 N~port Center
Dme, Ncv•port Beach. 6'40·5250 R.lndy
Kleon pla)~ razz i.t.lnd.irds for danong
\Vednc-.d.1y through SJturd,1y.
•Four Se.isons Hotel Con~l\.llory
lounge, C.90 Newport Center Drive, New· port Beach. 759·0801S Just fnends ilngs
and pl.>ys l•\U, blues, ball.ids and loght pop
T ul'iCfJy, Wednesd.ly and Thursd.iy from 6
to 11 pm .ind Fr.day and Sdturd.ly from 7
pm. to 12 ii m
J Drive, CosU Mew. 556-ARTS. The Paciric
Sympnony Orchestra presents the Tony
Awatd·\\inner at 8 p.m. Frid.Jy and 51/n·
d.iy. lidets: S16-S47.
•Marrion Hotel And Tenni' Oub The
View. 900 Newport Center Or.. Newport
Beach, 640-4000. The fom Stein Band,
with sinser Diana Ditri, performs Thursd.Jy-
SJturd.ly at 9 p.m. and Sunday ar 7:30
p.m.
•Muwell's By the SH 317 Pacific Co.ut
Highway. Huntington Be.ch, 536·2555.
The P.iul Smith Trio featuring Smith on
(>Mlf\O, ·)om OeJulio on bass .ind Fr.tnkie
upp on drums plays Fridays and 5.lturday
nights at 8, 9:30 aod 11 . The Jim OeJuho
Quartet, featuring the s.tme lineup as the
trio plus guest artists perfonn Sundays .'It 2,
).JO .ind 5 p.m. The Sunday gueru in·
elude: tenor saxophonist Red liolloway
!Feb. 2); tenor sa~ist Tommy New·
iom and trombonist Bob Enevoldsen. both ol "The Tonight Show," (Feb. 9); <ind "To-
night Show" trumpeter Snooky Young and
te"°' saxophonist Bob Cooper ol St.ln Ken· ton's Orchestra (Feb. 16). There is <1 S4 en-
tertainment charge and S7 minimum food/
~rlge charge.
• Ni:wport Ro.idhouse 1700 Pl.icentia
A\c .. Costa Mesa. 650.1840. Open Rocl..-
1n· Blues Jani w11h Ronnie Sa'C at 8 pm
...iond.iy
•Oysters 25 15 E. Coast Highway. NC'W·
port 8f'ach, 675-7411 Ja.u ketboMdl)I
and SJV1phon1st Sl.1p T~ from 8 p.m.
10 m1dn1ght Thuri.d>y: fr.day and 5.lturwy
• Perqs 117 MJln St , 1 luntmgton Be.»c:h,
96()..9996 The Walter Trout 11.ind pl.J~ blu~ tocfay .lnd Friday ~1imb: '),JO
p m Thursd.ly. Frod.ly and S..turday. 6 p.m. Sunddy
• Studio Clfe 100 S Main St. &100...
675·77GO. Hammerhead Blue-~~ at 8
p m:--today. The Melvin oavlS Qu;art~ pla)~ 9 p.m Friday. The Eric MJrienth.il
Quartet plays Wcdn~.ays at· 8 p m Ad· m1uion· ·rrec
•Villa Nova 313 1 W. Coast H1~ay.
Newport B<>ach, 642·7880. Pi.lnist t.1idwel
Jordan hdJes the 1VOties Thur"fay through
Sdturday from 8:30 to 1·30 a.m.
Pop, Country & Folk
• lraw'1 lounge at The Beverly Heotage
t-iotel, 3350 Avenue ol the Arts, Co5ta
Mesa, 751·5100. Live entertainment ii pre·
sented ho, sinser/gu1tarist ~ Valentine
5:30.8:3d pm. lut•scl.ly-Frlday A dJnce
band performs 9 p m.·f a.m Frld.Jy Jn<l
Saturd.ly.
•The Clnntry 1010 u(~tte A~ .•
Newport Beach, 67S·S777. Offc.•f\ t"nter·
t.iinment Wcdn~ay 1h1ough Sund.Jy in its
upsuirs loungt. Kar*e ~ Te.iturcd tonight
from 9 p.m to 12 p m. and Sunday from 3
to 7 p.m.
• C~no's Rest.iuranl 2241 W. Coast Hwy.. Newport Beach, 631·1381 . l1mmy
HQpper perform$ Wcdoe.d.>y-5,lturtby
nigNS at 8 JO, 9:30 and 10·)0 Adm1u.on Free.
•Ellis lslind 35) E Co.ut Hwy , Ncwpon
BeaC'h, 673·7800. The Shaut pll\" fOC:k
8:30 p.m.· 1 a m Frod.ly J.lm.lll.>d pl.l)~ Al
rican pop 9 p m.-2 .1 m. s.ttu~d.iy
• ~Ill er1ld's food and Splrth 111171 Ma 1.1 St.. Hunting!on Bc.xh, 968
45 l . Guitarist-singer Pt.'tt.'< Wod .. t'~m
pl.i)~ folk, country, l)ld ... -. .1ncl roc;L. Moo
day through Friday from ~ 10 7 p m
d ·oeuvres '°'rwd
llC'W ITW'mi>enl
• Oc..an P.cilic Sfngle Sailors Non·smoktn~ sint;k-s g.ithef Su
a.m (or J w1l, b;arbecue .lnd SOC1
• Optn lriditt 6S0·2HO . Wcd~.1y Ol 'rpm. in ~
tt"fmt-d1.itt" It) .w:h.inced l)Y~,
Adm1~tQO· S2
• P.aciflc S)m~y Orche,tta
Conctrt for Sil4glt"1 at the "l b
Gr1lf" the 5«MJ floor ol Cl T
633 Anton Blvd . C~l.l Mew, .i
ange County Pt"ffMlltng Arts C
TQ\\fl Centet Or .• C~ t.~ -4
T!l(' evening 1MtvdCS compl1~n
d · CK'U\ rt'\, • no-tio-t b.ir and IM
f0tc .mendinJ.: a PSO concert. It
•t 5 · lO p nl tod.lv 1 deb SU
• S.Malion.il SinglH Club \
ll•lton in llunt.ng1M Bc.lCh, en
21 17, A dJl'l(t" '"'ll llt" twlcl .it 6 p
d.>\ Admo~)l(Jl'I S1
• Thv s~tnit Oub MNOo\\l.l1'-
Club. h 1 .. 81 C..·.ih.un "t . Hu
81'.lCh, 8-lh )J91. O.in,e and 11"'
Clllr<t.J ,11 "p"" t1.J.i Cc"' Sl
• Ha.rbot Singers P1o0yten.1n Church ot the Covenant. f.lirview' ,lt Ad.im~. <.:o-.t.1 • Wu1lid1op ''" nwn JI Or.vi: "'~· 897.051S7 °' %4-JJISl 1n!;~·r~ and • Cofl(~'t' Cc m..t "J; ,\nd Adrrll} danari sought fOf fcmJ14! ,;roup of :-ill •1i:1~ •OK • ;"'01 I .t1r\•1-., RJ . V1'1J M<
and siz~ Who perform l"\'f'l')1hmR '""'' SllOO OCC: fommun1h Sc!"'"'
pop to rod. M'-'C'llng> .u ' p m t'\l'r\ "'°'" hof' hlr mf!fl 1h.11 tncu~ on
Tu6d.ly .JI .lb<M' old<fr("1'. The i;roX1p "'" '"itnrn 1um 7 IJ )0 pm FrdJ\' f.
.:ibo perfoun .II )OUI ~i.11 t'\t.'nl
• Marrioll Hotel •nd T"nnl1 Club n,,,
Vlf'W, 900 NC"Al)Ott Ccntt"r DrM•, ,_.,,, pt)lt
Be.lf:h, 640-4000. N1Rfltw.ll! h or 1 hc 0\h ....
perform Mond.ly thrOugh Wt"dM."l>c:!Jy Sl.ll'l mg .it 8:30 pm,
•Newport unding 503 Cdgc'\\Jtt'f, t>1~.
217 3. The t)l.indcrs pla~ C:.1>1JSO mu~o<
Sund.ly from 1 to 5 p m
llNeweort R~dhou~e 1700 Pl.kcnt1.1 A\~,. ~ Mt-Y, 65().1840. Ol1\('l,lY.1l
Tr.uh Cin School and The Goods plJt: .u I)
pm. Friday Adm1SSIOf\' S7 Tht" J.xl 6rl'W· ~ Band aod Lose Dog pcrl0<m .it I) p m
Satu1day. Adm;ss.on: P
8 21 Ocunfronl ll Ott',1nfront, NC'\".J)<lrt
Beach. 675-2566. ltt f'trrell pl.l)'\ uldlCl
Tuesday through $..lturday at 7 .JO pm ,
dod Sunday from 4 10 IS p.m. J.ay Milburn
I I ! I \ 111\
• Blut M.arbll' Coffcthou t 190~
01,<l. c~.-A\\')J, ""'' 51•t:. 11-.
1mJ111.N tro~ Q,y Mo1JI\ J>Nft>'n
pm ""'~' Atlm»)aOll frt'\'
•Huntington Bf'Kh PU)ho1nc
Slr.ithmour l.ln(' ltuntinpun Bc-.K
1.C05 "Blithe> Sp.111 l"i)('f c 'JI
m.intl( toml'dy .>~t l~ ,dla.t ol "''e ~no h.iunt' h<.'r h~nJ'• m.ir~gt>. f1iJ.1) .and S-aturd.>~ .,,1
lhroui;h fcb. 8
•Mandy P.ltinl in at Orange County Per
forming Arts Center, 600 Town Center • Alli Coffff Wirehouse & Routing Co.
1 506 J ht St( Newport Beach, 675:02n. _______________ .,. ~ry T ro'tel ph1ys origin.111 rock gu1toar
performs Sundays at IS 30 p.m
8Warehou~ Rest•urAnt 3450 V~ ~
10. N~-port ~.ldl. 673--4700 Tran.fONT\S
into the underground nightclub As) tum .u
• ~-port Thtater Alt1 Centl'r
Cliff 011YC, ,.;~port '~h. 6J1
·'lhe F.>ntJ.to<L.s." .i rorNnhc mu'M(.
t.uy ~hl('h h,h IJ<'t'n running on ,..
i.tncl' l9C.0 lht.NUys throudi ~tur
IS pm S\lnd.>v-5 •t 2.30 until M.llch
• Or.-nge Cout Coll~ Otam.1 L.1
dKl, 2701 hlMl.'\\-Rd , CO\l.J M('U,
S880 The OCC Rtpertory pcrfunm Mc.'t.i~ ... b.b<-d on ~tl..l's
~Of) .ibout the .>uthol's tOO.&I e11pl.i
ol m.>n turno~ into • c«:l.ro.ach, .it
fhurid.ly and fritl.1v. S .lnd 8:)0 p n
u1dJy; and 3 p m Sund.iy T rd.m S
muiic it 8 p.m. today. Tom Mclain plays
original cl.usic-style pop at 8 p.m rrid.ly.
Rohen Oeeble With OaY._5 like These per-
form 0<1gin.11I altern.ltive folk at 8 J>.m. S.lt·
urday. ICC Hey~1n plays O!'isinal folk/rock
at 6 p.m. WcdneSday. Adm1lil<>n: Frtt.
•Ancient Mariner, 2607 W. ~ High·
way. Newport Beach. 646-0201 . StiCey
Robbins appears Wed~y through Sat·
urday it 8:30 p.m.
• Blue M.11rble 1907 I t.lrbof BMj.. Cost.i
Mesa, 646·5776. The Shrinking Vloleu
plays folk rock at 9 p.m Friday. KC. Hey-
lin plays folk rock at 9 p.m. Saturday. Vale·
r1t' Bloom pl.lys folk ~lgi.11 at 8 p m.
Sundity Lind.I B<>n1.11m1n i>l.11)'5 acoustic folk
al 8 p.m l u('M't.iy C.B. Smith pl.l):'S KOOS· bc folk rod at 8 p.m Feb. 6. Aifmruion:
Free.
9 p.m. Admiswon: $5.
•St.lg loun&e 145 E 19th St , Co.lJ
Mew, 631 ·91S13. Gu1t.lfist~ Pctt"f Wicle~m plays folk, country, Old1t~ and
rcxks Thul'l<b)') .11t 9 p m
•Villa&• Inn 127 Manne Ave .. Ballxw t)·
I.ind, 675~300. Don Rau J>laY' roe~ .anrl
blues Sund.11~ through l hund.ly .it 9 p m ~rdtst Ride sntriNn ~rock and .. -. . . . .. . . ...
"I '.1 I I ·
8Newport Beacll ~iling Sindts Club .it
Coco's ..Rcst.aur.int, '4<>47 ,O.\.lcArthur Blvd
Newport Be.ach. 637·3480 lhc-group frw non~ms ~ulu mceb W('(fncld.iy .u 1
p.m. In the upst.t1rs mtteing room Hon
The F•nesl J.,o,.11es
D n ng &penenoe
..
SI ~I ~I !W? • ffi!VAl .. ()Ill, Nr. ~
DI. NG no·,.~ • fEPP.A.l\IQ(()()M
TAlAi\1.1 l<COVt • COCl(TA.I C1JNGE
R•"•"'."' Horikawa
J ,.. • I N'fl"W' • a Arwt
IOUTH COAST Pl.AJA VIU.AGI • 3800 S Plaza Or Sll'lta Ana (714 I ~1-25.31
• 3 rMlllles 10 Periofm.ng Ar,. Center
•South Coa$1 Rc-pt"rtory 655 Town
lt'r DIM', c~ M(o\.t, 957...COJl
m.·ain ~age. •·r~{'lith Nt ht." Sh.U..~
coml'dy updatt.-d tn l~ umbbun.
dJY' lhruugh frid.lyJ .it 8 pm., S.>tu
ii 2·30 •nJ 8. Sut'<ia}'I ill 2 30 ind
until ftb 9, On the ~'und Si•ge
IOhMM 11.KJ i Wholt"." th(-~•Id
mltrt" ol • bl ~ O'llN'Cly §fC '" tht"
the CMI War, T~~ throul!h Frida
8 lO. !1.itur~>" •1 ) .»nd II JO: Suntfa
) .ind II p fl) unttl rcl> 23. Aclm1
Sil to Sll
Auditions
• Coatllint Cc>mm11nity Collttl' .JI
roo.i de-I M.lr High xh<iol; 21 o·f E.bt
Or . ~~ ~~h. 7S 1-9740 .a.udil
(or "~obin Hood " by Otitl N1g10 fr
and S.lturd.1y rrum 7.9 pm Audit"
VloolcJ bring photu ind rnulfie
• "I l tmcmbctr V~udftill•" Cont.K't ~ Jottner •I 754-6290 Stlf-cont.11
v.arl('ty aru W>Ught fcx V.Judt\111.-stlU\
bl> "~ on ub~ ttle\Ko1on All
wck0tn• Aud1t•Ofll will be 7 p 11'1. l day, Wt.'(fnc'Sd,)y .and f't"b 11. Call for
t.t1I\ .a.t.o soua;tit •it proplt \\1th tt"Col
ltnn> Of Vaudc.,11~. ftlhc:t b pC'rlouN! il\Jd~n...t' mc-mbt.•n, fOf 111ttn.I\ ...... ~
Dinner tht.ller
•Old World ~'"'-'n Rnta11rant 75
Ctnttt A~, HunMgttin ~h. 826·~7
"(flCQrt,'' iln •ud~ p.trt1CJµ.af1C>el m
lt>ry dinner 11 JWNnl.cl .at 7 p m S.M d.i~ Mmi»ion. $49
10 Orange Coast Weekend I Thursday. January 3b, 1992
P.u1y t
of trr
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4~26i.
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pm ~t
SS
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~,.Of lhe Week
er.,hOne .
Whet:~. 8llDon .
When: L.und9. ._, ... ~ Eneertalnment
Where:~ lAnfi/ ~., Aolld Exil oft The 55 Fwy.
How llucll9: Oaad VIM b High Qua~ l.alg• Portion Meals
COSTA MESA
ANGELO 1969 Harbor Blvd. 646·
1225 Open for lunch Mon -Fri
H 30 .i m to 200 p.m : dinner
lrorn ~ 30 p m Reservattens are
recommended "The best Notthern
ha1tan o.us1ne in all of Orange
County" aooording to co-owner Joe
lngard1a. Fresh seafood and
pastas are IS a speciatti.s of the
house Catering and prrvate pany
tactlrt1es civa1lable.
ARIANA RESTAURANT 440 E.
17th St, (next to Morr11's Flowers)
This unique and delightful
restauranl fea&uring the cu1aine of
AlghantStan IS the only one of 11s
kind 1n Orange County For an
ovon1ng of dtn1ng that you won"t
forget, Anana ts sure to please the
palate and the senses Dinner rs
served Tuesday thru Sunday Night
lrom 5 30 p.m. Catering and Take
Out Ava1lab la. 646-4418.
ARNIE'S MANHATTAN DELI 2831
A BrtStol Street 641 -9310. Open 7
a.m to 9 p m. Mon.-Fri .• Sat 9 a m
to 10 pm.; Sun. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m
Orange County's authentic New
York style dell restaurant features
corned beef. pastrami, roast beef,
turkey. ,potato pancakes, kn rs hes
and otht1 Oeli defights. This
cntically aocla1med restaurant
serves breakfast specials staning at
S 1.99: lune h and dinner daily. Take
OUI and cafeting.
THE BARN FARMER
STEAKHOUSE 2300 Harbor Blvd
(Eastslde of the Harbor Canter)
641-9m. Reservadlons accepted
Lunch Mon.·Fr1. 11 a .. m. to 4 p-m.
Dinner Mon 4 to 9 p.m .• Tues .
Wed, to 9:30 p.m.; Thurs .. Fn to 10
p.m.; Sat. 3 to 10 p.m.; Sun. 3 to 9
p.m .. Costa ~sa·s oldest
staakhouae boasts a 30 year
tradition of .. rving the finest in
ch#brohd steaks. fresh fish and
chic:Mn. Warm. friendly atmosphere
suitable for wery occuion from
bulin .. mMling 1 to family
pattiea. LuncNe from $3.49;
~ dlnnen from 18.95.
Grazing menu and bufVe18 lifter 4
p.m. fn>m $3.95. Pnv• room9 fOf
bulineea m..clr1ga, '9hNrNl
F
dinners, recept10ns and special
occasK>n pan1es
GINO'S ON THE HILL 428 E 17th
Street, 650· 1750 Reservattons
accepted A Costa Mesa 13."dm01~.
Warm. 1nt1mata meeting place, the
ultimate neighborhood restaurant
and lounge Lunch, dinner.
weekend breakfast Expertly
prepared ribs, burgers, sandwiches,
salads a!ld house spec1alt1es live
piano bar entenc\mment 1n the
lounge~ s1ngalong Karaoke
weekends frorn 7 p.m., Monday
night football festiv111es
HANG CHOW 720 W 19th Street
650-8960. Lunch 11 :30 to 2:390
Mon. -Sat. Dinner 2:30 to 10 Sun.·
Thurs .. ; '11110:30 Fn. & Sat.,
Sunday Brunch 11 ·30 lo 2:330
·Popular Chinese Restaurateur 'Mr
Lee' runs tf-ns r.estauranl especially
wrth "Chinese Food Lovers" in
mind. Good authentic Chinese
cuisine at affordable prices Full bar,
take-out. catenng. private room for
groups up to 20.
HORIKAWA 3800 S. Plaza Orrve,
South Coast Plaza Village. 557-
2531 Reservatoins suggested
Fine tra(jltional Japanese restaurant
uses the freshest ingredients. Sushi
Baw atamuooms. c:ook~ll lounge.
Mull1-oourse Ka1se+u dinners must
be ordeted 24 hours 1n advance.
Elegant dining Lunch and dinner.
LA CAVE1695 Irvine Ave. at 17th
Street. 646-7944 lunch Mon Frt.,
Dinner Nightly. Absolutely
marvelous steaks and fresh
seafood. Served 1n an 1nlJmate and
romantic cellar dining room. In the
area for nearly 30 years; this cozy
restaurant has one of the most
unique dlfln•r menu presentations
around. Homestyle lunch
specialties are a day lime feature.
MA BARKERS '154 E. 17th St. 646-
4303. 6 a.m. to 1 O p.m. daily;
Sunday from 7 a m. Serving
breakfast • luoch. dinner In a
homestyle fashion. "Country style
American cuisine". Always the
friendliest MtVlce. IOw prices for
hig" quality homemade food.
.. CASA 29e E. 171h St. 645·7626.
Famly style Mexican restaurant.
Pret!Mnt Bush has .. ten here!
Open daily at 11 a.m. for lunch,
dinner , and cocktails. Call ahead
tor large panies. The excellent
prices, solicitous service and
dehclOus food make Mi Casa
possibly the m6st popular Mexican
eatery in the area.
exit of the 55 fwy. 549-1512. Open
CAFE OLE' 634 lido Parx Or .. 723· for lunch and dinner. Live
0616 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. dally. entertainment in the saloon. Big
Delightfully quaint waterfront cafe name concerts on Monday and
next to Delaney's. Serves freshly Tuesday nights. Generous servings
baked c:onf8C1ions, specialty of Steaks, salads. sandwiches,
coffees, cappuccinos, breakfast chicken, fish and specials. Country
specials. Lunch offerings include theme, excellent service. Private
homemade soups, sandwiches. . rooms available.
salads and international spec1alt1es. __ H_U_NTI __ N_G_T_O_N_B_EA_C_H_
Fresh juices, teas and Italian sodas.
Eat in or take out. FOUNTAIN \ALLEY
THE CANNERY 301 O Lafayette BERTOLINO'S 18041 Magnolia,
675-Sn7. Lunch 11:30 a.m. to 3 Ftn. Valley. 963-2730 Serving great
RIVIERA RESTAURANT3333
Bristol St. South Coast Plaza. 5440-
3840. Lunch-11 :30 a.m:. to 3 p.m.
Mon. -Sat.; dinner 5-t O p.m. Mon.-
Thurs; 't1I 11 p.m. Fri. &
Sal.Reservations are suggested.
Award winning Continental cuisine.
One of the only restaurants in
Orange County to offer tableside
llambe. Exceitent service, intimate
atmosphere.
p.i'rf. Mon.-Fn.: dinner 5-10 pm. pasta. pizza, steak and chicken
' daily. Sunday brunch 10:30 a.m. to dinners for the entire family. Prices
SCAMPI 1576 Old Newport Blvd.
645 8560 Warm & friendly owners
t 1nda and Femando Navarftlta offer
authentic ltahan cuisine served in
the trad1tonal European manner.
Fernando's impressive credenllals
include graduating from Cwlinary
·Academy m Italy, 1ra1n1ng at Hotel
Concordia, VenlC8, Italy; Chet at
Don Pasquale in Cambridge,
'England; Churchill's in La Chax De
Fondes. Swrtzerland; Hotel la Palx
in Agno Lugano, Swrtzerland.
Scampi offers an m1r1gu1ng menu
and lovely wine hst. Banquets, ·
pnvate pan1es and catenng .
WAHOO'S FISH TACO 1862
Placentia 631 -3433. Open daily
from, 11 a.m. to 1 Op m. ; Sundays
'tit 9 p m Outrageously dehciot1s
south of the border cuisine wrth a
Hawaiian flair. Wahoo's Is a haven
for local as well as international
surfers, athletes and anyone
looking for good food at incredibly
lOw pnces. Absolutely no lard used
in preparation; everything is fresh
and prepared to order. Laid back,
casual atmosphere Also at 1133 S
Cciast Hwy. in Laguna and on
campus at use .
ZUBIES 1712 Placentia. 645-8091
Pure and simple. just like mother's
love!! Reasonably priced, top
quality food and generously poured,
low pnced drinks have kept their
customers coming back for years.
Lobster tail • chic:t<an; nbs and
specials changing nightly. Thursday
night is J>rime rib night. Lunch and
dinner served. Sunday Mexican
Breektast from $-1 .99
ZUBIES GILDED CAGE AND
OYSTER BAR 1714 Placentia. nght
next door to Zubies. 646-4222. A
big, sp1awllng enterprise with pool
tables and games. Faatunng 16
items on the Oyster Bar Menu:
regular menu includes pizza.
sandwiches, burgers and a variety
of specials. Very casual. family
oriented atmosphere
NEWPORT BEACH
ABBONOANZA 3421 Via lido.
675-8973. Lunch Tuas.-Sat. 11 :30
a.m. to 2:30 p.m.; dinner 5 to 10
p.m. Tues.-Sun. Owner ~a
Parrish brings her grandmother's
recipes to Newport S.ach.
Trllditional llalian and seafood
.selection•. Pasta and a variety of
' unique tweeds made fresh daily.
Last but not feat. an o1.-celent w1,..
Wat comp6et• the experience
•
2:30 p.m. Reservations accepted. are very reasonable and portions
Continental cuisine, seafood are generous. Family run
emphasis. Great d am chowder. restauram; hosts are very .
Newport Beach Historical Landmark hospitable and eager to please. All
features Weekend Brunch Cruises the sauces, breads, dessens •
and hve entenamment 1n the lounge soups and pizzas are homemade
in addition to lunch and dinner. .Jhough the restauant appears
CARMELO'S 3520 E. Coast Hwy. small from the outslde1 it 1s actually
675-11922. Dinner 5:30 -10:30 pm. vary large and homey and the
Sun.-Thurs.; 't.11 11 :30 p.m. Fn. & inside. An excellent place to take
Sat. Reservations suggested family and fnends for a home
Classic Northern hallan gourmet cooked meal.
cuisil)e. New, moderately pnced DEL CARLO 19535 Beach at
lounge menu served t1I the wee Yorktown 536-4045 Lunch ft .30-
hours. Wild and crazy lounge at. 2·00 Tues.-Fn .. dinner 4·30-10 pm
n.ghl when the band strikes up. Tues -Sun. Excellent lood al
Chcchentela. excellent prices featuring tradrtional
MARCO POLO 1260 Bison 721-ltahan dishes. Qenn er from S6.75,
0801. Lunch and dinner served lunch specials lrom $3.25 (served
daily from 1 t a.m. to 10 p.m. 1n 7 minutes or they'1e FREE! )Beer
Freshly made pastas, gourmet & Wine hst.
pt.Zza, great risotto and 9nocch1. FU JIN 15070 Edwards (Across
Excellent take out.· from Westminster Mall)892-8333
MARGARITAVILLE 2332 W. Coast Lunch and dinner 7 days. Gracious.
Hwy. Newpc)n Beach t>31 -8220. friendly owners Theresa and David
Menu served 11 :30 a.m. '111 12:30 Chiang keep their customers
midnight daily; bar 'til 2 a.m. returning again and again with their
Me~ican cu1S1ne and famous award dehghtful Szechwan and Mandann
winning margantas. En1oy hve Cuisine flt for a king. Excellent food.
en!ertalnment nightly and happy prioes and sel'Vloe have won this
hour specials. $1 Monday Night Chinese eatery numerous awards
Football specials (Meet the Rams 1n LOVES BAR &GRILL. 20111
person, too); $1 tacos on Tuesday: Brookhurst Street al Adams 968·
Wednesday beer specials. Full 7550. Lunch from 11:30 a.m. daily,
service catering speciahzing in dinner 5 to 10 p.m. Nightly:
theme parties and events. Happy Hour 4 to 7 p.m. Onnk,
TALE OF THE WHALE 400 Main specials, plus appet1z8's. Featuring
Street. Balboa. 673-4633. Love's gold award winning obq ubs
Panoramic: bay view, entry features and chicken 1n a warm bar and grill
pictures of Old Newpon. Seafood atmosphere. Eclectic menu ·
and traditional favontes. Lunch, includes pasta dishes, pizza.
dinner and Saturday and Sunday choice steaks, pnme rib. lamb
br\1nch. chops, fish and genuine world
VtlLA NOVA 3T3TW" Coasl Hwy. -cnamplOn c ~ •. 'Great Tood:-
642-7880. Dinner nightly 5 p . ,m. 10 moderate pnoes, casual an.re
2 a.m. Excellent, hearty ltahan MARCELLO'S t 7502 Beach Blvd
cuisine; outstanding wine hst. Active at Slater. 842-5505. Estabhshed
piano bar, favorite local late-night since 1973, this family owned and
spot Upsta1rs room al "Top of the operated restaurant offers some of
Villa" tor banquets, p1rvate parties the best deals 1n town. Oelic10us
Z ptZZA 3423 Via lido Plaza 723· handmade pizza. Pasta. seafood,
0707. Weekdays from 11 :30 a.m. to chicken and veal dishes. New
9 p.m. and Fri. & Sat. •111 10 pm. It vegetarian menu. Lunch specials
all started when everybody was from $3.85: huge lunch buffet;
ready for a h.allth1er, leaner and dmner specaals from $6.95 Their
more creative cuisine to go Z motto is "Once you go try the rest
PIZZA was boml Featuring light. com• back to the best"I
delicious. fast, affordable pizza, TEXAS LOOSEY'S 10142
pasta and sandwiches .. Olive oil in Br()()t(hurst at Adams. 964-8882
th• dough, skim mozzarella. daily Tex• Tested, tried and trusted
fresh "-lbs and veggies. Imported, This ch1h partor and saloon afters
internat10nal delicacies. Locat10ns tome of th• best .. 1s, fif awater and
also in Corona de! Mar, Laguna and pid(ins around! Mesquite smoked
Irvine. ribs, chlCken, stNks. TeHs ct11H,
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