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NEWPORT BEACH -A move-
ment to limit City Council members
to two four-year terms remains
alive in ·the community, as evi-
denced by the filing of a citizens'
initiative •with the county Registrar
of Voters on Wednesday.
A year and a half ago, an organ-
ized group of citizens who sought a
similar tenn limit missed qualifying
its initiative for the November 1990
baUot by 281 signatures.
Supporters of the tenn limit said
See TERM LIMITS,-.,_
Serving the Orange Coast since 1907
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Mem~rs of the Ensign Middle School academic team show off ,,.;cdals.
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Hoag HospuaJ's proposed expansion
plan has stirred much controversy in
Ncwport Beach Should the City
Council pus the Hoaa mucer plan.
Why or why not? Set C01Ut..U'1
Fonaa, A.J.
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Knowledge of success
~ Ensign Middle School students score big in . academic competition
By Russ Loar
Stan Wri1er
J ennifcr Gardner knO\\S how to study.
During silent reading periods, after
school, on school holidays, and into
the night with a small group of equally
dedicated classmates, the eignth·grader hit
the books hard to prepare fo r the
countywide AC!ldemic Pentathlon held last
month. 1
Tuesday night was payback time for the
13-year·old Ensign Middle School student
who was ran ked among the top five
eighth-graders in Orange County for her
overall performance in fae subject areas.
She competed wi1h studentsJrom 44
county schools representing roughly half of
the county designated 35 Region I by the
Orange County Ocp3rtment of Education.
Students in Region 2 will be recognized at
an aw3rds ceremony tonight.
"It w3S really intense," Jennifer said. "I
felt like all that studying really paid off."
All that studying paid off for all of the
seventh and eighth-grade team members
Crom Newport De3ch's Ensisn School
Tuesday night, \\-ho walked a"ay """ith 26
individual honors and four team awards for
their efforts.
Students compe1ed in foe !.ubject areas ·
-communications, literature, math,
science an~ social studies. Jennifer won a
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Prospect of :·MacArthur~ bridge · dividQS clinlmunity
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~ Widen ing project on MacArthur sparks safety
concerns; proposed pedestrian overpass raises both
support and criticism from Harbor View residents .
By Iris Yokol
$t)'1 \\'1'.,:r
NEWPORT BEACH -A pro-
posal to build a foot bridge
acrO!>S MacArthur Boulc\ard is
hanging over troubled \\aters.
Some Harbor View residents
support the proposal to link their
community and Ne\\ port Center
"ith a pedestrian and bicycle
bridge' over MacArthur, sa} ing 11
will pro,ide children 'Hth a safe
w:;i.y to get to the new library to
be built off MacArthur."
But other residents oppose the
propo ed bridsc, s.ipng it "ill be
an ugly structure that will invite
\ andalism and block nearby
homes· VIC\\') of the bay and
ocean. The opponents, including
the boards of the Harbor View
Hills and Broadmoor community
associations, argue that the csti·
mated $300,000 it "ill cost to
build the bridge could be better
spent on other city projects.
The bridge is being proposed
as part of the MacArthur Boule-
\.ard widening project, \\-hich the
City Council "ill rc¥iew Mond:iy
night.
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The road "idcning itself has
been opposed by H:irbor View
Hills :ind Broadmoor homeown-
ers, "ho contend more lanes
aren't needed since the rcccntl)·
opened Newpon Coast Ori"e has
di,crtcd much of the MacArthur
traffic.
"There's virtually no traffic on
MacArthur no";· said Debbie
Allen "Newport Co3St Orne
\\Or~cd better than anyone e'er
imagined."
But "'hat 1s qu1cld)' becoming
an C\en more contentious l)SUC 1s
enc homeo\\ner s suggestion to
build the bridge as an extension
of Cro"n Ori\e.
'It ) a tremendou) com.m unuy
asset," aid Jc:in Morris. who
originally propo cd the bridge a
few years ago, when The Irvine
Co. sought Jurther d~vclopmcnt
of Newport Center.
Morns, a Sea une resident,
s:iid pede)trians and bicyclists
have :i hard time crossing
MacArthur s:ifcly at Coast High·
way or San Miguel Drive because.&
of the constant flow of turning
cars,..
Sc,cral homeowners agree. "It
is only a matter of time until
someone "ill be killed," wrote
Windo,er Drive resident Janet
Fossum in a recent letter to the
city, "'hile Carol and Jeff Brown
"Tote, ''There is no question th:it
Sandra Warren ls one of the Hubor Vaew residents opposed to a pedestrian bridge crossing ""acArthur Boulevard in Newport Beach.
The widening project will add
'"o lanes to MacArthur from
Coast High":iy to Newport Co3St
Onve. making the thoroughfare
six lanes between Coast High"ay
and Ford Ro:id and eight lanes
between Ford and Newport Coast
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COSTA MESA City
Oaundbnan Peter Butra is
filina a comelaint with Fed·
eraf electaona officials
a1ain1t Rep. Dana Ro-
hnbKher, ICCUSina him oC
fallely daim.ina '1o repracnt
the new 4Sth Conpellional
District.
Buff a, runnina •&•inst
Rohrabacher In the keput>.
Ucan primary for repraenta-
tlon oC the newly created
. conareaional diauic:t, ob-
jects to the coaar-man'•
uac of the 4Sth Diltricl on
his officW House of Repre·
aentatMI stationery.
The new diatrkt ii lilted
under Rohrabacher•a nune
on an April 3 letter bmtifta
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T• W11G·renrak at leisure Time Video in Costa Mesa
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omcials link mai~ carrier holdups
~ Same gang may be responsible for Costa Mesa. Anaheim armed robberies.
By Anna Cekola tigation) in10 the unusual rob-
Stan Wrttet
COSTA MESA -Authorities
say the same gang of robbers
mny be re ponsiblc for recent
armed hold-ups of U.S. po tal
curicrs in Co ta Me sa and An:i·
hcim I lill .
Prewnting theft bcric .
"We do ha\.e some leads;'
U.S. Postal In pcctot Pamela
Prince aid.
In wake of the two daring
daylight robberies -in which
two m;>il carriers \\Cre bound
and robbed at gunpoint -post·
al authorities arc off cring up to
a $10,000 reward to anyone who
prO\iidcs information that leads to the arrest and
conviction or those re ponsiblc for the crimes.
Anyone ,_,ith inform:ition is uracd to call the l..Os
Anaelcs postal inspection division hcadquartcr5 at
(818) 405-1200. Callers can remain anonymous.
On Wednesd:ay, post11I inspecton and polkc in
Anaheim and CO$ta Mc'a continued their invt •
. ...
The most recent robbery oc-
curred Monday an Costa Mesa,
as a '13-)car-old postaJ carrier
made his rounds in a quiet
neighborhood at Dorset Lane
and Ouchanan Way.
The m:ulma.n said he had just
pulled rus mail truck to a stop
when a rust-<olorcd Toyota
rullcd up behind him. Moment later, the mail·
man said three Asian men ordered him al pn-
point to the back or hi truck. v.hcrc they bound
him by the hands and tole aboul 800 piccca ot
mail destined ror about 200 homes in the area.
Once the robbcr5 OcJ, the carrier iaid, be *
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Get ll'ee tune-up an
that tired old Rolex
W ouldn't it be nice if your Rolcx wntch lasted forever?
Especially now, the way things arc going it may have to ...
Charles H. Barr Jewelers wants to help. for the month
of April they'll give your Rolex a spring spruce-up absolutely f rce.
The mini service includes steam cleaning the bracelet, polishing
the crystal and an electronic accuracy check.
Mary Bitrr told me, "We're doing it as a free
service to remind people we're the oldest Rolcx
sales and service center in Orange County."
They've been in business in Newpott Beach for
33 years. Drop by their store on Westcliff Drive
and they'll do the job while you wait. ..
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Barbara Magness usually looks pretty si:iazzy ...
The other day, over at her store, she was really
gussied up ...
"Best
Buys
She was sporting some of the Western inspired
outfits being featured at the trunk show she's
been planning.
"We're having a wine nnd ,.hors d'oeuvres
party," she said. "Should be lots of fun!"
Featured will be "Its a Jungle" jewelry and leather goods from
Angelique Van d.er Sande and uniq·ue, denim garb by the Clothing
Gallery's Michelle Evans. r ~-
This is a chance to get your own way ...
Both designers will be on hand to provi~e ypo with
design-it-yourself made to order outfits ...
Its hap.pening today at B. Magness in Newport North from 5-7
p.m. '
Make sure to
R.S.V.P ...
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Planning on a new
cotton tail for
Easter? If so,
Russo's in Fashion
Island has some
garden variety types
for the rock bottom
price of $12.99 ...
lf you want to get
really serious and go
a bit more upscale
the best bunny
prices. 1 could find
around town (up to
10 bucks cheaper
than other places)
were at San Bar
Pets on 17th Street
in Costa Mesn ...
You'll find mini
CMol Dee .lotlft
Barbara Magness, looking snazzy for
the party and trunk show at her shop,
8. Magness, 5-7 p.m. today.
lops and Netherland dwarfs over there for $21.99.
If you get hoppin '. ..
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They're going to be a couple of sidewalk sales at Toni's
Place(s). Tina called me the other day to let me know that they're
providing visitors with free Goldwell conditioning treetments O_!l
April 11 .
Reps will be at the Balboa Island store from 9:30 • 1 :30 p.m.
and the Heliotrope store in Corona dcl Mar from 2 -6 p.m ...
There's more ...
On April 16th at the lsland store, you might want to hit Toni
up for a free "Laminates" treatment...
• "Laminates is great," Tina says. "It really closes down fri zzy
ends. Its especially good for blond hair -makes it shine!"' ·
Laminates is made by Sebastian • and you know that;J.uffs
good. That happens at the Marine Ave. Toni's Place f1'n 1·5
p.m ....
On both occasions they'll have othet goodies and give-a-ways
too.
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U you come across any bargains or unusual lttms, or ii you
Jmow • rttalltr wbo provides exceptional stn'icts or quality, be
SUIT to call and let mt know. You can ttach mt at 491-9813. Or
sUJd • lax to 631-5902.
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M&nagin& Editor Stew ~ble, 642-4321
A new home by the bay
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• Costa Mesa
A gan1 of three usailants travclina
in a 1990& Mercedes robbed a 21·vcar· old Wallace Avenue rcsidcn1 in' Jhc
early morning hours of Morch 30 as he
wallccd 1lonL the sidewalk at Ccnlcr and Monrovia streets. The three rob·
bcrs -all ar')'inc h3ndguns -crabbed the victims wallc1. wllich con· 11incd about S300. The robbers -de-scribed as male l.ltinos, in their lalc
1eens or early 20s -Ocd In the Mer· cedes. The rObbcrs were wcarin& Raid·
crs jactcLS and baseball caps.
A Ncwpori Boulevard resident said
he d~o\'crcd an an1iquc ~kel v.a1ch
11t'Onh 1bou1 S600 mi ina from a suit
case. The man, who lravclcd 10 various places in recent )"Cars, s:11d the v.ateh wu sn11chcd Ctom the ClbC wme1imc In 1he las1 ye:ir.
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A regular cySlomcr of Mim i's Care
walked out or the rcsta11nint Friday without payin& for his 1una Manh111:in sandwich ancf iced tc:i lunch, worth
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Newport Beach
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· ' Lost weekend's opening of
the new 28th Street Morino
featured o flotilla. of classic
boots, including the Michigan
(left) and the beautifully
res tored Chris Croft
speedboat (foreground,
below left}. Serving as a
backdrop were the elegant
new 28th Street
Condominiums. Guests of the
event, o benefit for the
Newport Nautical Museum,
were also treated to
specialties from a number of
the city's finest resiouronfs_
The shrimp (below rignt) were
provided by the Connery.
Photos by Lee Payne
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rordint 10 the O'l\-ncr. Police found flo sians uT forcxd entry. •
VandJls caused SS,000 In d~magc to
11 houJC on lhe 3000 blork of Corte
Marin sometime bct'l'-ccn S:uurday af·
temoon and Monday morn111g. lllack
pcint was sprayed {)fl the home'• lntc· rior walls, wooden c:ibincts and sinks.
A corrosi\'C liquid that police speculate
may be pool acid w~ poured' on the noors, burnln1 hole In the ca~ts.
And part of a nurblc noor In the k.ltch· en and b11hroom wu cracked. The house had been rented to " tcn1n1 who
was In the proccu of nl<Wln& out, •~
Someone threw a chunk oC concrete
lhrou&h a Yllndow of I forbur Christian
Churcn at 2-401 ll'\inc Ave., 10mc1imc
bct,.ccn Monday ni,ht and Tucsdily
1T19mlttg. A V>'indow p~nc 111 the front ur the church 54nClUllry WilS broken, nuiina abour SlOO in d.am3&C • • JC>Aclry volucd al S7,000 \\.as 11ok:n
from a hou1e on the 1200 blOck of Ocrkshire Linc last month. Jcwc!Jy
items includ1n1 a 14·klral braccle1
•-Orth s1,7(1) were 11kcn from the lop drawer o a Jreucr.
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Newpon lach 61153
a.lbOa: 68153
Cotta Meta: 70/53
Corona del Mar: 67/53
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Thursday, Apnl 9, 1992 ii)
Maybe the guy once llstaned to bootlegged P.erry Como records ... -
The followin1 is a debate via fax be~en Editor
William Lobdell and Columnist Will Swaim.
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DtarWUI:
Sorry I havt'n't faxed you in awhile. I've been
busy wading through all the media coverage on your
friend Larry "Don Quixote .. Agran. I sec where he
racked up 150 votes in Kansas, less than 1 percent
in Wisconsin, and a whopping 1 perce nt m New.
York, despite being the first name on the ballot
there.
Maybe what Larry needs is a major scandal to
grab the media's attention - infidelity, drugs, fi.
n:mcial hanky-panky. My news colleacucs seem so
desperate to uncover t~sli&htest bit of dirt. Just
last week, the fact that Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton
smoked dope -but didn't inhale, sure! -made
the front page of newspapers across the country.
ley in the 196~. with
100 watts o( Perry
Como blowing out o(
your speakersf Neither
can I.
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Otar Will:
What have yo u
been smoking, dude?
a non-issue. Others
have become, well,
drug-craled: Having
lost the communist
menace, they're on
the lookout for a new
threat. Muslims might
suffice at some point;
they not only meet
the non-Christian
standard, they also
meet the pigmenta-
t 1 on st:a ndard -
something even So\iet
Communists couldn't
manage.
JOint with th3t money -and the occasional bil
bust.
2) This is a America, land or personal freedom.
People can smole as many cigarettes -:md drink
JS many drinks -as they like, C\en though it c:in
l ill them. Why hould v.e play Uig Brother?
Yes, Wall, let's stop '"'asung mone), legalize drugs
-a n growing number of consef'\atives, led by
William F. Dud.Icy, propose -and ltt the U.S.
go\ernmcnt get a cut of the act11>n.
We c110 then pend the drut; tax teaching our
children something they're not getting now: morals,
\<ilues and self-esteem \\le can't choke off the sup-
ply. So let's stop the need. It's our only chance.
P.S. Tell Larry Agr:ih 11c's free to u!.c any of this
a a sound byte.
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Dear Bi ll: Nearly everyone in the '70s smoked marijuana.
The pot-smoking question is so irrelevant that it
shouldn't even be asked anymore. Why should po-
litical or judicial candidates who admit to smoking
marijuana lead the evening news?
Number one: I'd
neve r accuse of Larry
'-:-White Shoes" Agran
of ligh ting up a doo-
bie, though it would
explain some of his
recent decisions. I just
thought his campaign
h;is gotten desperate
enough to create a
scandal. Perhaps
Larry can stroll into
Fax -Counterfax
But for now drugs
are the best ever-
present threat. And
the obsession with
pot-smoking candi-
dates like Bill Clinton
is part -0( the search
What can I say? You pcrsuadL>d me.
NOT.
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Dear Bill:
They shouldn't -unless, o ( course, they 've made
law and order a campaign issue. Clinton didn'L But
Republicans often do. (I'm thinking here of Douglas
Ginsburg, the righ t-wing Supreme Court nominee
who went down in names after admitting that he had
smoked pot.) I( a candidate (or public office makes
scrupulous adherence to the law a plank in his po-
' litical platform, I say let him have it.
~ P.S. You won't nail Larry Agran on this one. In
the next debate he's
not invited to with a lit joint dangling from his lips.
The move would get him more than 1sorvo1es in
Kansas.
Number two: Even if a candidate's a law-and-
order kind of guy, what's the diff if he smoked dope
in ~ollege? That's a non-issue, even for someone
like Jessie Helms~ Your college years are your col-
lege years, devoted to stupid experiments and even
dumber ideas. I'd never vote for anyone on the
basis of ,what he or she did in college.
Why arc we so fixated on this? . 0 f spite of his relative youthfulness, Agran is terribly
square. Orie_piece of evidence: His favorit~ singer.Js
.--the star ol another generation. Perry Como. Can you
imagine smoking marijuana in a dorm room at Berke-
Dear Bill:·
I don't think "we" are fixated on it at all. You and
I -.alo~ with most reasonable people -see this as
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Send }Our items for Aroupd
Town to Bob van Eyken, The Pilot,
330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa,
92627.
Today
Sq uare danci ng -If
'you re an active senior and like to
dance, come join the Costa Mesa
Quiel.steppe~ at their weekly
square dJnce,· 10 a.m. Thursday at
the Downtown Communtty Center,
An.iheim Ave. and Center St
E perienced square dancers
preterred. Couples only. please.. For
more information, call 545-5669.
Garden club -the Garden
Club, recently formed at the Costa
M\ sa Senior Center, will meet at 2
p.m. Thursday. The meeting will be
held at the Neighborhood
Community Center, 1845 Park
Ave., Costa Mesa. for more
information, an Vdi De Smet at
548-2090 or Ada Weatherwax at
641-5074.
lro~ John -Poet and
author Robert Bly's book "Iron
John " will be the topic at
Thursday's "Let's Talk Bool..s"
discussion group, 10 a.m. at the
Newport Center library. 856-San
Clemente Drive. Call 644-Jla.1.
America's role -!\
discussion entitled "Amer ica's Role
in the World, New Risks, New
Realities," will-be conducted at 7
p.m. Thursday at the Newport
Center Library. 856 San Clemente
Drive. For information , call
644-3181 .
Dialogue · -Costa Mesa's
living Room dialogues program
"Finding Common Ground," will
continue at 9:30 a.m. T~ursday.
Residents are invited to gather at
David Learning Center, 1050
M ington Drive, (or informal small
group discussions with people from
other ethnic and cultural groups in
the community. For information,
call 754-5329 during business
hours or 642-1162 after 5 p.m.
Saturday
St. John's benefit -St.
John the Ba ptist School in Costa
Mesa will hold its 30th annual
fashion show and luncheon
beginntng at 11 a.m. April 11 at
the Radisson Plaza Hotel in lr\iine.
For ticket information, call
557-5060.
University Wome n -
Fashions by Jacques Vert will be
modeled at Saturday's luncheon of
the Newport Beach/Costa Mesa
chapter o( the American Association
of University Women, 11 a.m. al
the Balbotl B~y Club. Call
67}-194 7 or 6 73-0411.
Fbuntain Valley Regional Hospital .
imites you to a special day of free health screenings and info!!11ation.
-HealJJt Fair-EXJK-J
SatunhQ', April 11, 1992
10:00 LDl. -2:00 JUD·
Saltzer CA>nferen~ Room
(front or ho~pttal facing Euclid St)
The only co t is an optional blood panel for S20.
Screening
• Blood Pressure
and exhibits include:
• Height and Weight
• Blood Profile
( $20 ree l:>r 28 components mclud1"8
HDVLDL \!hOleBterol and triglyC'f'rid . )
• \1sion (including Glaucoma)
• Podiatry
• Body Fat Anal)-'Si '
• Dermatology
•Allergy
•Diabetes
• ~men~ Health
• Cancer Information
and Risk Testing
•Dental
• Sports Medicine
•Hearing
• Ask the Pharmacist
• Heart Leaming Center
• Nutrition Leaming Center
(or an enemy.
Look, legalizauon 1s like Ronald R~agan: simple
and wrong.
But tell me this: If pot-smoking is just one among
manv "stupid (college) experiments," shouldn't we
legalize it?
I'll concede that fighting the tra<tic in drugs is prob-
ably a losing cau!>e; but so ''as Dietrich Bonhoeffer's
very moral attempt to a~sassinate Hitler
Winning orl losing 1)n t the point; standing up for
what is good, true and beautiful is. And I'll con~ede
that just saying no is just plain stupid, no surprise
there, considering 1b gene)is 1n the Reagan \.\lhite
House. I'd legalize drugs. Loo, if I 'heren't persupded
Ll'lat drug users -free to purchase col..e and he(oine
(r\e\er mind pot) -"4.0Ujd de)trov thcm>ehes, their
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Dear Will:
Marijuana, yes. Coc:iine, yes. Other drugs? J
don'r know. Since you asked and since we're hope-
lcs~ly off the subject :inyway, let me explain further.
I'll argue drug legalization from two views:
1) Wc'H nc\Cr win the over-hyped "W:.ir on
Drugs." Sorry, Nancy Rc:igan, but "Just say no"
and millions. oL.doll:in...,\OO't ~~ it. Like. pronlbi-
tion, the W:ir on Drugs will neve r be \\'On, despite
the bnLillions ''e spend -we might as well light a
· familres and our communities in the pur)u1t of money
to pay for their perf ectl)• legal habits.
Prison outreach -People
.n•ul·~ttd in extending themsehes
and their healing powch to those in
pn;,o11 .ue im itcd to attt!nd a
\\Cc.kt•nd worl..shop on April 11 -12
from 9·30 J.m. to 4:30 p.m. in
Co,t.1 Mt~. The cost for the
''ed.end is $79. Call Dan M1lbtein
or 1'ish O'Conner Jt 556-8000.
P.S. Y<>tt-Want to-talk SOttnd b~ When yo~ run-
fot olfice someday, )OU could wrap ~ou r leg.:i liz.:ition
proposal in the bumper-sticker logic 01 "Ju~t Say :Yo!"
Taste of CdM -The
Corona del Mar R~idents'
Association wm offer "A Taste of
Corona del Mar," fea turing sample)
of cuisine from local re>taurants
from 3 to 5 p.m. April 1 1 at the
Oasis Senior Center, 5Lh and
Marguerite. Ma} or Phil Sansone
and other speakers will address the
issue ''How Does CdM Village Fit
Into the Newport Master Plan ."
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COSTA MESA -Five Orange Coast College students have been
elected to the Associated Students Board of Trustees for the next
school year to oversee a budget of nearly $700,000.
Students Margaret Edson of Costa Mesa, Chuck Freeman of Newport
Beach, Sue Tran of Westminster, Rene Molina of Huntington Beach
and Lesli Brown of Garden Grove were elected by more than l,700
students who voted at the campus last week.
The student trustees, who wiJJ also determine policy for campus clubs
and organizations, wiU take office on May 6 foe a one-year term.
Serving as the governing board for the college's Associated Students,
the st udent trustees also appoint the student body president.
Edson, a graduate of Estancia High School in Costa Mesa, is an
l:.nglish major planning to transfer to UC Santa Barbara in 1993. She
has served on a number of student government committees ranging
from substance abuse prevention to the High School Leadership
Scholarship Committe~. ... ~
Freeman graduated from Socoxie High School in Socoxie, Mo., and is
a business and economics major planning for a law career. He~ a past
president of OCCs Triathlon Oub and a member of the Associated
Students Finnnce Committee.
Disney to make community awards today
COST A MESA -Grants totaling $300,000 will be awarded to 63
)c rvicc and charity organizations when Disneyland presents its 35th
Jnnual Community Service Awards today.
Organizations from Costa Mesa. Newport Beach and Corona del Mar
"111 be among those honored.
Frum the time Disneyland opened in 1955, Wah Disney wanted to be
.1 "good neighbor" to Anaheim and greater Ornnge County. With this in
n11 nJ. Disney started the Community Service Awards in 1957. To date,
more than $3.6 million has been prcsente·d to a var.iety of non-profit
groups.
Among the SL'< Orange County residents asked to select the winners
Jre Judge Philip A. Petty and Marilyn Nielson, both of Newport Beach.
An awards luncheon and cc.re.many will be held-41t lO-a.m. today."'
Gunmen hit . Costa Mesa Circle K store
COSTA MESA -Police arc continuing to investigate an armed
robbery at a convenience store late last month that initially drew
connicting testimony from witnesses.
Two gunmen robbed a Circle K on Sunflower Street March 28, but
''itnesses disagreed on what the bandits looked like.
A Circle K clerk told police both men were white and one of them
''as wearing a one-piece hooded silver jumpsuit. The other, he said,
''ore a black T-shirt, pants and ski mask.
The clerk told police the man in the silver jumpsuit pulled a black
revolver from his waistband and ordered him to lie on the floor while he
emptied the cash register into a gym bag and took two cartons of
cigarelles.
Dut a customer who was walking toward the store when he witnessed
the hold-up said the gunmen were black and were both dressed in dlJ'k
clothes with dark hoods.
The witness said the robbers ran right past him after they Oed the
~tore. A paS;Sing jogger corroborated his de~cription.
Police said the trauma of the incident may have impaired the clerk's
ability to describe his assailants accurately.
Conservative group backs Ferguson
NEWPORT BEACH -Newport Beach Assemblyman Gil Ferguson
was unanimously endorsed by the California Republican Assembly last ·
weekend at their 59th annual Orange County convention.
The CRA is the state's largest grass-roots GOP organization.
Ferguson was also backed by the statewide California Association of
Republican County Central Commi11ee Members organization.
New Costa Mesa park dedlcauon set
COSTA. MESA -City officials will hold a dedication ceremony fo r
the new 40..acre Canyon Community Park at 9 a.m. April 19.
The ceremony will mark the CQmpletion of Phase II, which consists of
approxi~tely 25 acres of drought resistant and CaHfornia nntive lands,
a park entrance, two tot lots, a parking lot and nature trails.
Mayor Mary Hornbuckle and Mesa West Homeowner Association
President Roy Pizarek will give brief presentations during the ceremony.
A plaque wilr also be unveiled during the ceremony.
The public is invited to attend the ceremony, and enjoy a day at the
park.
Easter Bunny to visit farmers' market
COSTA MESA -The Easter bunny will hand out free candy to
children during an appearance at the Costa Mesa Farmer's Market on
Thursday, April 16 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m . at the Orange County
Fairgrounds.
The farmer's market is held every Thursday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in
the main parking lot of the fairgrounds off Fair Drive.
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Five students were eleded to the Orange Coast College Associated
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From left, new board members Sue Tran, Chuck Freeman, Margaret
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Local cops In Baker-to-Vegas race
Local police officers didn't do as well as they would have liked in this
year's Baker-to-Vegas 120-milc foot race, but, as usual, enjoyed the
competition and camaraderie provided by the annual law enforcement
event.
Held April 4 and 5 this year, the race from the Mojave Desert town
o! Bakcr..to Li\. Ve ":IS dre>.! some 3._400 of.ficers from. 138 law_
enforcement agencies throughout North America. The race course,
which incl udes a 5,600-f oot high mountain pass, is split into 20 legs of
roughly 6 miles each, And daytime temperatur~ this year hung in the
mild 90s. _
The N~wport Beach Police Department, which is the local veteran .in
the event having competed 12 years. placed third this year in the
division or agencies with 300 or £ewer officers.
Last year, the Newport team finished first in the division and broke
their own department record time by completing the race in 14 hours
and 20 minutes.
"The competition was tougher this yea r.': said Newport Beach Police
Sgt. Andy Gonis. "The teams th:u beat us were bot h very strong. We'll
just have -to try harder next year."
The Costa Mesa Police Dcp:irtment te:im, which competed in. t~e .
• same division. finished 20th out of 26 teams. "We battled some mJunes
(during training) this year," said Lt. John Fit.zPatrick. "We hope to do
better next yc:ir. But that's part of the fun and challenge."
Costa Mesa has participated in the rac.e· four years.
Both the Costa Mesa and Newport Beach departments expressed
appreciation for local groups and individuals who helped sponsQr the
runners and worked as support staff. The Co!tta Mesa department will
donate any money left over after cxpen cs lo the Boys' and Girls' Club
o( Costa Mc a, FiuPatrick said.
"We want to thank the people in the community who sponsored us,"
said FitzPatrick. "Thnt was really important to u . "
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Run by electricity, the boats abo don't pollute the bay, the ~ ncr!t
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"As far as I know we're 1he only people renting electric bo~m m the
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Although they've only been in busme!ts a "eek, the four partncri. ;.i1c
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"Ralph and I live on Balboa Island, and \\e've been imolved 111 . •
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in fact, was president of the chamber und he was in charge of the
Christmas Boat Parade last )Car.
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By Ama Cekola
Sll!f Wnter
S incc Bernie Dailey was firs t
hospitalized with a
life-threatening heart
condition in September, probably
nothing h11s worried the Costa
Mesa resident more than the
tuture of his Fish for the Poor
project.
"It's probably the most
important thing in his life at this
point," said his sister, Loretta
Mostaccio. "This was something
he started in a small way and it
JUSt blossomed into something he
1~ very, very pleased with. He'd
like to see it keep going.
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By Anna Cellola .......
COST A MESA -Money for·
feited by conYicted drug offcndcn
will plug a $231,000 hole in the
Costa Mesa Police Department's
budget, under a city code amend-
ment tentatively approved by the
City Council Monday.
The City Council gave prelimi·
nary approval to a change in the
city municipal code that will allow
the police to pay $231,000 in coun-
ty jail booking fees through the
asset forfeiture fund, which in-
cludes money seized in s~ate and
federal narcotic cases. The council
is slated to take fU\al action on the
change later this month.
Money from the fund is already
used to help support such things
as the DARE program for school
children and OYCrtime for officers
involYed in narcotics iwestigations.
ina fees.
Before the propoM:d chanac, the
fund .could only be used to pay for
efforts "combatrn§ illegal narcotics
rel ated activi ties, according to a
department report presented to
th e council.
The police dcpnr1men1 also
plans on using the tund to pay for
t h e two ·Ol a n g a n g de &a ii
($178,CXD) and one canine unit
($95,000) during the 1992-93 fiscal
year, accordi ng to 1he report. Both
programs are used to help fight
drug crimes and could have been
supported through the fund even
without the change, police said.
Eulier this year, all city di.vi-
sions, including the police depact·
ment, had to make -across-the·
boar-d budge t cuts of 7 percent to
help deal with a $3.8 million short-
fall.
"He's always said, 'there's no
need for people to go hungry
when there's
~ .... ·~ Bernie Daifey hopes his charitable Fish for the Poor project will continue despite his illness.
Without the change, police of-
ficials would haYe been forced to
cut the $231,000 from another part
of the budget to pay for the book·
Under the S 1.3 mill ion police
department budget reduction plan,
about $500,000 will be Sll.Yed by
paying for the three programs out
of the asset forf ei1ure funds.
.imple food out
there.' "
Despite his
Jbsence, a
· ha ndful of
.,.oluntecrs are
-pledgingJ~ -
continue his ..
'~Ork.and
1.ilstrib-.te excess
· l1~h from 'tocal
.inglers to .
,:harity groups
1hat feed the
homeless and
fX>Or.
They just
need some help.
'~·s probably the
most important .
thing in his life at
this point. This was
something he start-
ed in a small way
and it just btos-
somed into some-
thing he is very,
very pleased with.
He'd like to see it
keep going.'
About six months
ago, Porteus said he
started helping out
Fish for the Poor at
the urging of Dailey,
one or his patients .
"He tf'tought it was
an important endeavor
and I agreed;" he said.
An avid fishefman
~ince the days or his
childhood near Chicago
when his mother
allowed him to ride the
bus to a Lake Michigan
fishing pier, Dailey, 61,
~tarted his project in
1990 when he realized
a conservative ~stimate."
Most of the excess fish comes
from the boats.at Davey's Locker
and Newport Landing near the
Balboa pier and from the Dory
fishermen near the Ne~tt pier,
alcott saia. -
Late.ly, the l}alboa Market and
Bon Appetite Bakery have been
donating bread and other
perishable groceries to help the
coause. he added.
· Anyone intcre~ted in helping
with the project, or would like to
make a donation to help pay for
gas and other costs, can call
PortCU!> at 474-2188.
"We have the
t l\h, our biggest
problem is
p1ckirtg it up,"
-UIETA MOSTACCIJ ju i how much excess
sister of Bernie Dailey fish.was going to waste. ·Meanwhile, Dailey -a retired
salesman -remains hospitalized
at the VA Hospital in Long
Beach. He's been in and out of
the hospital since September .. ,\Id Brian Porteus, a Newport
\each chiropractor who leads the
1shing With Friends Foundation,
" non-profit organization based in
n inc. "The reality is there will be
weeks when we pick up 1,000~
x1unds of fish. We're talking
11-out a lot of food and it's fresh."
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In 1991 nlofle, he
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By Tony Cox
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NEWPORT BEACH -The owners of
a Corona del Mar fashion design shop
who culier this year sued their landlord
and accused him or outraacous harass-
ment arc tiying to negotiate a truce that
would include a new lease agreement and
a dismissal of their lawsuit.
shop's busincu, Grabler said. and people be reached, tM cwture owncn will nk>-
in Corona dcl Mar enC'OWl,ed ownen of catc immediately and proceed with the
the East Coast Hiahway business not to lawsuiL .
relocate. ' Orobler said the truce would iacl~
"The locals rallied around ua after the lea ambipity ill t.bc lease a>ntraet. int-,
article and asked us to ttay," Orobler proved IOC\lrity measures. requirements
said. "They said he (Yadegaran) has driv-that Yadepran make necessary repain
en too many people out. The article really and keep the property clean and a prom·
disturbed him. He disappeared for three isc that tho landlord "behaves." He said,
weeks." too. "'81 ho and his partner seek to aivc
Yadlpna for fraudu .. at -1 ...... ~
tion and bruch of their leue apeancnt,
as well u for wtaaa ~ •1 Wll a slander·
O\ll har9ilmtD& ~· Uaat IDduded
the buildina owner.~ theta ot beiaa
hom<>1UUaT1 and •lliaa drup. They
souaht rescission of the lcuo and unspcci·
fied actual and punitive damqca.
The lawsuit allepd that after the
Cliyne aroup sianed its leue last April
and made extensive improvements for the
store's opening last July -projects with 1
total estimated cost of StS0,000, accordina
to Groblcr -Yadeprao r.,ilcd to deliver
on promised repairs and upsradcs. The
sWt ~ too, that Y~ faOld IO
maintain the multi-tenant bW1clhat. and he
hanacd and lbreaaeMd tbe owncn, em·
~ and cuacomcn ol tM lhoP.
Jn a previous tetepbone fa1emcw,
l'a.,.ran denied wronpina and said
the ownen of ~ Clyne Couture wctt
several months behind on their rent. Ht
said that aClcr r1Hin1 to negotiate a rent
reduction or deferment with him, they
made up stories about being harassed.
Andy Groblcr, one of the owners of
Leon Qiyne Couture, said he had planned
to move the business and proceed with
the lawsuit. But a Jan. 31 Daily Pilot story
about the dispute caused the landlord,
Bruce Yadega~n. to stop disturbing the
Grobler said he and bis partner, Leon up pan of their shop space in exchange
Cliyne, decided-to try and negotiate a set-for a rent decrease.
tlcmcnt with Yadcpran. It's unclear how Yadegaran could not be reached for
long such an agreement will take to ncgo-comment on the negotiations.
tiate, Grobler said, and if a truce cannot The Leon Oiyne Couture owners sued
Past tenants interviewed by The Daily
Pilot also accused Yadeaamn of abulet,
ranging from verbal usaults to "showins
bis privates" to a customer.
Batter up MAIL: Investigators Hnk pair of postal thefts
l• P.t)M. o.ily Polo!
~ From A1
unable to untie his hands and get
help from a neighbor. Post office advises on how to protect mail .
Last Thursday afternoon, an
Anaheim Hills postal carrier W1ls
also bound and robbed at gunpoint
by three Asian men, who drove a
rust-colored, older-model Toyota.
In that case, the b3ndits got away
with about 2,500 pieces of mail.
Besides the similar descriptions
of the robbers and the get-awny
vehicle, the cases share other sim i·
larities, Prince said.
"In both robberies the gunman
was giving very stern commands to
Jhe cauie.r, cursing and .ordctiog
the carrier to lay face down in the
vehicles," she said.
And in both cases, the bandits
threw the mail into black plastic
trash bags and bound their victims
by the wrist. Neither m~il carrier
was injured.in the robberies.
The robberies come at a time
when mail thefts in general seem
to be rising. possibly because of
the recession, Prince said.
"Generally speaking, 1 think the
mail thieves arc after government
checks and credit cards," ~he said.
In the past two months alone,
By Anna Cekota
sun Writer
COSTA MESA -With o recent rash of moil
thefts and the armed robbery or a Costa Mesa
postal carrier Monday, postal authorities say
residents should be on alert for any suspicious
activity.
"Law enforcement is working diligently, but
there's only so much we can do," said postal
inspector Pamela Prince.
In one recent case in the San Fernando Valley,
Prince said authorities were able to catch a gang
of mail thieves with the help of a resident, who
pointed her video camera lO.wauLher mailbox and
left it running.
"She caught them on film, stealing her mail,''
Prince said. "What a great investigatory aid."
To help prevrnt f urthcr thefts from mail boxes
· and mail trucks, postal authorities say resident(··
should consider the following precautions:
•Allow the Postal Service to install a
Neighborhood Delivery and Collection Box Unit,
similar the panel or locked and vandal-resistant
boxes found in apartment complexes. The units,
usually installed on a block-wide basis. arc paid
for, installed and maintai ned by the Postal
Service. Additional information about the units,
tampering cases in recent weeks.
whichComc in several designs, can be obtained by '
contacting the local Postal Service growth
management coordinator.
e Buy a mailbox that can be locked. This type of
mailbox must have a smooth slot lar&e enough for
postal carriers to insert the mail.
e Arrange to have mail delivered directly into a
post office box. There is a small annual fee .
e Rcs.idcnts should know their letter carrier's
normal usual delivery time and try to P.ick up their
mail as quickly as possible, cspeciBlly 1f they arc
expecting credit cards, checks and any other items
of value. Since credit cards arc often the main
l'rize-for thieves, aulhorilles say rcs10cnts Shollld
consider doing business with companies that
confir111 the card has been received by the
applicant before activating it.
e Do not leave outgoing mai l in an unlocked
mail b&i. Rather deposit it in any locked box or
drop it off at the post office.
• Immediately notify the post office or ony
change in address. Arrange for tnaU to be held by
the post ofCicc during vacations. .
• Residents should immediately call the police,
their local post orfice and postal inspectors at
(818) 405-1200 if they think someone has stolen or
rifle& through their mail.
police in Orange and Huntington beach ar·
res ted four men on two separate occasions
when they tried to cash checks reported stolen
from mail vehicles, .Prince said.
Police in Costa Mesa also believe a desire to
steal checks -especially tax rcf und checks -
-is the motive behind .,~, theft and mail
The most recent Costa Mesa mail theft oc·
curred March 30 when someone stoic 1,000
pieces of mail sitting in an unlock,ed mail truck
parked in :in alley off Avocado Street, accord·
ing to a police report.
mail theft ca cs ve ry scriou!>ly, with pennlties of
up to 25 yea rs in federal prison for anyone
convicted of robbing a postal c:i.rricr.
"tt used to"bc 20 )Cars mandatory," Prince
~aid. "(The penalty) has certainly acted as i
d.tJ.ru.c.ru..but it ccruinJy~Jd. hc.tp if "ot~ -
some convictions." -Prince said law enforcement authorities take
BRIDGE
From A1
Joshua Meister, 6, of the Costa Mesa Twins takes a swing
during a recent T-Ball Litlle league game.
it is safer to cross on a pedestrian
bridge than crossing six lanes of
traffic going up to SS mph."
the negative impacts or such a Patricia Speyers, who is trying to
bridge far outweigli the benefits. sell her 96-year-old father's home
Willi:un Bracey, another. Windover on Surnine Way, claimed one po-
Drive resident, argued in a letter tential buyer actually pulled out of
that such a bridge is unnecessary escrow when he learned or the
and could impact property values • possibility of the bridge being built
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Testing The Waters
Olympic hopefuls take part in sailing tryouts off the Newport
Beach Coast. The winners go to Barcelona.
Mailman Robbed
A mailman is robbed in Costa Mesa while delivering mail, the latest in
a growing trend. Authorities blame the economy for the thefts.
Ballot Wars
A Balboa attorney loses his bid to get on the ballot to challenge
incumbent Newport Beach Judge Christopher Strople. He was the
one signature shy of making it.
Hoag Plan Tlnatened
Air quality officials have raised the red flag over Hoag Hospltal1
expansion plan. It could hold up approvar of the proposal.
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C_ommunitY Forum Community forum runs on Tuesd.lys, Thut)days and SaturcJ,1)') Editor William lobdell ... 642-4321, ext. 351
·Rebiittal "W'.-. -·-. -~ .
H er e are
East bluff
choices
By Jlm de Boom
I was impressed with ·
seve ral of the statemen ts
made by Eastbluff
homeO\\ners on the future
use of the Eastbluff
l::lcmcnlar) School, which
\\Ill close in June.
I am not sure that those
\\ho attended the Board of
Education hearing heard
whut Newport Beach
Councilma n Clarence
Turner said, which included:
I) The city has no say
over the districi's
educational use of the
property;
~) The dist rict can lease
Lhc property to Coastline
\\llhl1ut the city's permission
and 'Al\hout the need of a
u~e permit; and
3) The underlyihg zoning
011 the 11-acre campus is
R-1, high-density residential.
In this )Ca r of ~hoot
budget cuts. the board is
comrnined to seeing that all
vacant property generates
re,enue -just as Lindberg,
Me~a Verde, Rea,
Woodland, Lincoln and
Adams schools have in
recent years. While there
:u-e ~everal thousand
Eastbluff residents •
concerned about the use of
the soon-tcrbe vacant school
!"lite, there are an additional
150,000 residents of the
'ichool district "ho expect
that we ,.,.ill get top dollar
for o.ur 'acant sites or
develop them fo r the best
d1:.trict use possible.
Defore ~a)ing no to
Coa!>tline College, Eastbluff
residents
need to be
The un-
derlying
zo nin g on
the 11-
acre cam-
pus is
high-
density.
a"are of
some of
the 01hcr
op1ions for
the school
site. The
options
appear to
be:
1) lea\e
the site 10
Coastline
College
and be
ahlc 10 t:ikc the school ba cl.
1n the future when needed
for ,m elementary school.
2) Lea\c !he site to the
Ea~thluff 1 lomeowners
A!>~ociation and be able to ·
ta l c the chool back in the
future '>'hen needed for an
elementary school.
3) Build the long-needed
dtslnct Central
Admin istra1i'c Center al
Ea.,tbluff School,
60,000-square-foot facility.
including Doard of
Education meeting room
with parking for 400 cars.
4) Find a deve lopment
partner and build affordable
rental hou\tng on the eleven
acre-. \\1th an R-4 zoning
we could probably generate
30 to 35 units per acre and
with 11 acre!> have an
income stream for the
district for gene ration to
come.
Calle; have come in from
other citizens in the district
with suggestions of using the
site for an AIDS hospice ot
a bus depot for school busc
serving th e Newport Beach
area. ·
l hope the Eastbluff
co mmunity hea rd Mr.
Turner's final comment
whkh in cssertCe was -it
might be good if the
En tbluff community and
Coa,tlinc College began
discu ing the options for
there are far "'orsc op11onc;
av:ulnblc.
The school board will ay
ye. 10 one propoul or
another on the East Bluff
'lite whether ii is to acnerote
income or to be u cd a 1
01 tr1c\ facility.
Jim dt Boom, • Nt11tport
Bt•ch rt ldtnl, Is • trustu
ttlth th~ 'ntport·Mt. •
(Jnllitd rbool DI trlt t.
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Hoag Hospital: A p~escrlptlon for progress
·rhough not without its .critics , 20-~ear plan deserves approval
M ore than a year ago,
officials from Hoag
Memorial Hospital
showed the community their plans
for expanding the ho pita! -an
'ambitious l!l:)tear glimpse into the
future, a blueprint for wh:u the
hospital will be in the next
millennium.
In terms of pure numbers, the
plans revealed thnt the hospital
would more th nn double in size in
the coming 20 yea.rs with most of
the new construction seated on the
undevcfoped acreage on the inland
side of West Coast Highway.
In all, the hospital would add
some 285,000 square feet to the
~xisting-hospital grounds on the
u~..r cam.pus and another-500,000 -
square feet in buildings on the n
lower property near the recently
completed Hoag Cancer Center.
l \
images of the Back Bay bu\ in
truth is closer in 3ppenrancc to u
backed-up drain, will be ' "
eliminated. True. Dut tbe hospital
will pay for mitigation, whic h
-------t--n'lCii'ilS that some other ecologically
sensitive areu in the city ''ill
prosper. A good deul considering
that all the public loses is a rew
c:11tails in an inaccessible area.
As to the blocked \•iews, the
possible noise an(j increased
traffic, th ere is no magic~l way to
make that go away. All we can do
is note thut the hospital was here
long before the oondominiums and
that there is an ultimate price tag
in guaranteeing that an institution
like a hospital is able to continue
..SC&ing a communit)' -
We feel emp:llh)•f9r tho c \\ho
1'\ight l>Uffer becau C Of the '
As one would expect, the plan
was not embraced by everyone in
Ne.wport Beach. Large-scale plans
seldom arc.
This was the fut~· e for Hoag Hospital one artist envisioned several decades ago.
expansion plan. But we'd feel fJr •
greater empathy for the entire -:.
community if thi) plan wai. to be
derailed or urbitr:irily changed
bccaul>e of the concerns of a few. :-
Some people were an~ious because th~
plan seemed va.guc, it didn't specify '' here,
precisely, the new buildings would be
located, \\hat they look like or their u~e.
Those :ire valid concern . AncJ thm 's
\\h)' the community, the hospital Jnd the
city hJs tJken a full year to di~cu':. the
propo,:il, to debate details. tu entertain
com promise.
l lcrc i our reasoning: Hoag has been o good neighbor. It is
t
Others, particularly those who li\e in
the nearby Villa Balboa community,
c,xpressed concern that views-could be
blocked, that traffic and noise mighr '
emanate from the expansion and that a
small wetlands area would be dcstro}'ed.
Out now -after five public hearing>
before the Ne" port Beach Planning
Commill'lion and.two more Cit) Cuuncil-
hcarings -we believe th e tim e b 1 ight for
action. The plan shoukl be apprO\ed.
The '~1guencl>i. that some sec in the plan
makes sen e in this case. Medicine i)
changing. The way we treat patients i~
rapidly changing. AncJ it ii. likely that the
ho)pit:il of the year 2010 '"ill be ligh1 )Cars
--U hcad of today') conve ntional hospital~
There is imply m:n\':ly 1hat l loagcan
predict '"hat will be.
The "et land) urea. \\ hich conjure s up
one of the moilt important inl>tilutions in
Ne" port Beach. And "e believe Hoag's
administrators when they say they '' 111
make the plan \\Ork at a minimum
c.liscomfort level for their neighbor~.
The council :.houl<l appro\'c the plan as
quickly as po:.siblc, and then the stJtc
Coastal Commhsion should do the i.ame
thing. ~
Hoag needs to. groW;
we need it to grow
A ' appn>\al for th e J loag
I losphal m:i,ter plan
enters the Mrctch run, the
most useful column. and the
most in1port ant debate, ooncerns
th¥~\p.µ,. After
three-and-:i-half years of revic"'
and !.tudics and report~ and
!turvC)S. afte r fac public
hearing!> before the Planning
Commission, e\cry nuance and
corner of the hospital's plan for
its lo\\er campus ha!. been
explored . But it 1s the obvious
stuff that might ha\'e been
obscured unde r the \\eight of
the minutia.
Hoag serves an enormou
number of people. Some 130,000
patient vi its occurred there last
)Car, including
a few by me
and mine. h's a
wonderful
hospital. and
no patient I
1'.now disagree~.
Hoag is in
turn i;.upported
by the 1111111 lllwftt community.
------The legacy of Columnist 40 year or Without ervicc is a
Portf 01.10 loyal and broad
following. The
ho p1tul's 552
Club includes 3,000 members;
Circle 1000 has 500 more; the
auxiliary membe~hip is at least
1,000; the S:indpipers arc at 350.
"there arc others. When the
total number of volunteers and
contributors is added up. it
pa cs 8,000. That's an
impressive con tituency.
Hoag draws such uppon for
a number or reason .
ll is obviou ly one of the
region's Jeadina center of
medical science And while it is
a leader in 'it field, Hong is
c~r:iordinarily well man:iged: or
the JO largei.t ho pitals in the
region, Haag's co t·of-c re per
:idml\~ion i the lowe t.
hs Jc:adcr hip aeneratt"~
community !lupport as well.
Ho:ig's board und it uoc1or arc
a diverse •roup, o~n to
uggc tion nd re pon i..,e 10 th e
need of the c11y. I he hospital'
president. Michael Stephens, is
'itraight ou t o( central c.isting: a
ood·humoreJ, indef tiaablc
1cJminis1r tor who ha c~pcrtly
led ffna for 16 year-., al'ld who
patient! · continue to rguc the
ca\C for c: pan~ion,
The htl.'lp1t..11' record ~r
kad111g-cdge medicine all>O
bring!> !iuppon . 1 he only facility
pre\cnl)y open on the lower
campus -the area most crucial
to the mi.l~ter plan -i) the
Patt y and George Hoag Cancer
Center, a fa cility indic:itlve of
"hat 1he lo"cr campus will
brins the community if the new
m.t!ltcr pl.in 1 apprO\cd:
C\Cellence in treatment and the
hc!it in medical technology.
So, '' h.it 's all the debate
about?
A II of th c:.e things arc well
t...no" n. In fact, u
c11y-:.pon'>OrccJ ~urvcy of the
local tn!ltitutiom1 and
orgrinitations found the 83
percent of the citiLens have a
favorable opinion of Hoag
Hospital -far and a\\ay the
highest-rated institution in the
city.
So '"hY ha'i 11 taken
thrce-:ind·a-half to approve the
hospiwrs master plan?
Of couri.e, some of that time
i' ju-.t the awful wheels of
government moving l>lowly. We
arc alJ blc \Cd th..11 medicine
doc not move forwa rd at the
pace of government.
And 1,ome part of the proce)S
I'> the rcfming of the
lower-~ampus configurot1on to
acc:ommo~atc the concerns or
neighbor!.. There :ire presently
106 condition · attached to the
hoi>pital' plan, 3pparently more
th••n has C\Cr been attached to a
rommcrc1J/ devclpprnenl in the
C\\y, muc.h lcs a not·for·profit
prOJeCt.
Out even with these
e11planation , even with Mike
Stephen~· good·natured
i.totcments th111 the proce and
the eriti~ ha\C trcngthe ncd the
plan, till you have lo wonder
wha t i~ gotng on here. this the
city's le:idcr hip lost sigh t of
how cruci,1l thi' ho,pit I i 1
On KCE la t m •ht, PDS
bro.1dc.1 t "Condi1ion Critical"
u t~o-hour 'pcc1al \lc\'Otcd to
the on~oin1 colla~ o( health
cure in Amcricu. My ow n how
on. MonJ.1y night wa~ dC\Olcd to
the .,,,me ,ubjcct, with \late Sen
01J11c Wat on as our guc l. The
scnnlor meth~ic.1lly laid out the
tact\: Cn liforni,,. health rare "> lcm i'i in o •hllmblc'I,
Ag.1in 1 th:st bac~dror. the
dc:balc O\~r whether to ;illow 1
hmpitnl to cxp:mJ 1n order to
b11ng Ille 'ommunity it ~~c
th e \Cl') best 111 mcdic~ll CJfe for
the forc~eeablc fut ure seems.
well. odd. Do "e feel that
somehow it's not right that
.f'·cryonc cl e's ho'ipital-. arc
pmmed und dbintcgrating, but
our:. bn't?
Communities thrive, or
dii.intcgratc. on the strength of
three scb uf ui.,t1tution~:
:.choob, churchc~. and ho pita)).
.Oh, there :.ire other ncces\Uf)'
ingredient~. uch a' law
cn forccmc:nt, but the trini ty of
school\. churchc!I and ho pitJI
forms the under!) ing grid on
'"hich cvel')tl1111g good in a
commumty ultimately depend .
So. cities arc \\Cll advi ct.I to
cncour.igc thc~e institution , not
to 1hrottle them or di courage
their g_rowth. )n.,titution arc
never static. They arc either
dcvclopins or disintegr..tting;
either moving up or falling
apart.
I t h,l\ t.1!.en 40 )cars and
incredible effort to build
I loag into the institution tha t it
i . To remain a I.I) namic place, a
lending ini.titution in the City
und the region, Ho.1g must
CApand, and the prolilc of 11s
fac11iue' mu)t C\Ohc tu match
the rapidly changing
1cchnologic and treatmcnh or
medical science. The hol>pi tal
necc.l\ ll'i new m;"tcr plan to
lh fi\C .
Jhc city can, ol course, turn
down the plan, or conditio n it
into obli' ion, or drag out the
prOC'-''~ for <another
threc-and·a·half )·eur!I. Th~1\ ''
the City Councirs abM>lu1c rti!hl.
Dur if the counc;1l rcnech on
how difficult it i to hu1IJ ,uch
in litulluns, not how dJmncd
easy it i' to undo th1:m. it ''ill
likely follow the lc:id of the
Planning Con,n\1\'>ion nnd \Oh.:
unanimou ly for thl! ma\tcr plan
in early May
·rhc city nccth I h'Ji tu hi! a
gro~mg. thti"ing in,titutitm.
If oaa nccu it ma.,ter plJn to
be just 1ha1.
h'~ that ob\iou • h' \h:u
imple.
lluih llttt 111 to-bo111 ••LJfr
and 1 lmc~" un KCt."T, Ch111t11t'I
11. ~fondll) Hd l'rld•J'I Ill 1:Jf..
p.m., ho 11 JI l•llt-1ltott' on Kil
\I 6-10. Suturd•J7 hm 11 a.m.
lo l p.m., und Is a 1,...1 parlntt'
Mith /'1 llif, 1~JIN', Krute an~
Krlnt4y In lnlttt. lllJ c-.lumn
oppt11r, t•tt·ry Tltund11) In tlk'
l'llot.
If Jerry h-ad his
own secret(:lry ~··
C OULl> I PLEA E
BORROW \'OUR
SECRETARY FOR AN
HOUR OR SO? -In the mail
b :rn imitation to allcnJ an
"All·St:ir Salute to Secrclarles ..
luncheon, being iltJged by the
Arthritis Foun dJtion of Orange
County on April 22 :u Le
Mcndkn.
I'd be there if I hJJ an office
secretary -if I h:id an office
-beC:lU ·e l\e golt~I set some
ccrctarial
help. or any
other kind of
help. real fai.t.
1 he :.tuff is
' piling up
a1ound my
gluteus.
Fir t; l'd
ha'e her (or
him) "rite
chccl.s to case
the
~bearable
pli ght or
other:.. These
would be
contribution!> d1~bun.ed 10 the
following poor soul~:
• Tu Angel!. O\Hlcr Grnc
Aut ry, who') l:lmcntin1f that his
bJ'>cb1.1ll bu!l1nC)!I mJy how a
S 15 milli on Jcficit thi eason.
•To blo"'hnrd u r lacocca,
"'ho's mO;\ning that he had to
suffer u one-third p,1y cul -
pockcttng lci.i. than S3 million •
JU!>I bec:1u!le Chrysler loi.t $795
million la'l )ear.
•To e'<·con h on Docsk.),
"ho\ wailini that he can't
!lul'\hc unle).) hb el>tranged
\\ifc forks O\Cr SI million :>
ye:ir in alimon)
Then, having tfopo~cd of the
neediei.t cui.e!>, I'd a:.k my
i.ccrctury to compile a Ii l of"
once-prominent dti~ens \\ho
:ire facing an unccrt:iin future.
f-or ex:imple, 1n appreciation of
his m:iny )Cars in clOe pubhc
i.cl'\ice, \\C )hould endow an
Al:in Crnnslon Retirement
FunJ, for :.ifckecping in the
ncarci.t S & L M.in doc!. not
li\'c by pcn)ions alone.
Mo~tly, though, I need a
·ccrctory \\ ho'll cheerfully
rc)pond to the mo t urgent
letter . A sumplc:
•An imitation from ban~cr
Ro) 11l Radtlc to join him in
bunny-hopping through Corona
dcl ~far ~tores on S:>turu.iy,
se:irching for cggi. \\.ilh valuabh:
prizes, in the 'ill.1gc's..Cai.ter
Sidewalk Sale & Promenade.
The hunt is scheduled for 11
a.m. to 3 p.m., and ''ill be
. follo\\-Cd by a long rest ut the
Oa!>is Senior Center, :u Sth t.t'.
Morguentc. where rci.t.1ur<mt
\\ill off er "A l'al>tC of Corona
dcl Mar." The in,1t;;1ion
includes my sccrl!tary, 1r I had
one.
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4570 Co~ Or. 160 •NB • 979· 1000 8.'.M·SPM Mon-Fri
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Unique & COIWMionol Children's Clothing
224 Monne Ave • Bolboo • 723...C490
~tary po~ of T1C·TAC·T0£ IOCb wtth $20.00
~
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lnJont & Toddler & WOtneN Sportswear
Vio Udo Plaza, 3467 Vta lido • NB • 673-•510 .
PIH ICldlmetlca (up to SU .mu.) wtth UO min. purch.
THI GIANT IOYS
Outdoot ltacreohon Suppl;es/~rel
1750 ~ Blvd. • CM • 645.J400
FtU ts GHt CettMcote _..... onv $25 (reg. Pfic9dl
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PAOLO 9'AIDll
Pine ~ Oolhes F0t Men
Udo Morino Village .
3416 Vio Opono, #1 • NB • 675-4044
2n Off °"" pwchaae
MP\ln
CW. lot Men, WOt'Mt'I & Boys
2300 Hotbot BM • CM • 631 ~322'2 Men'•• Women'•• loVI NllUNECICS SS.ff
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~ Shopp.ng Cen1er • Ofonoe • 634-0631
Adc9onat 10% Off our S 19.97 14* ~
AUTOMOTIVE
llNZ•~· Moil• ionce & Repair
375 lrllk>I St .. 185 •CM • 668-0882
FID Wiper llacMt wtth lube s.Mce
JOMNION • ION Salee SeMce & Body Shop
2626 Hotbot • CM • 540·5630
Smog Certlk:otlon SH.95 plua $6 for cefttftc<rte
PonS. Uncoln Mercury Of'lf
OIANGI COAST •EP IAGlf
Salee • SeMce • leOling • Pom
2524 ~ BM. • CM • 549-8023
Mgnment 1pec1c11$39.91PMP•1og1e v.nic ... Ontv>
tocaa t.alD ailTIUllSHI
Solel, SeMce & t..osing
19202 8eoch Blvd. • HI • 968.0233
1n Off Dllcounf on M ~ Mlbubllhl Productl ONt
IHOWCAll CM llNTALI
3939 w. COOlt Hwy .• N8. 650-0925 1n Off My ear 1en1o1
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OI • .... Change $9.91 pfua tmc reguklrty $43.SO vw • ..., PfOdYCtl Of'ly.
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375 1rWo1 • See. 80 • CM • 966-1964
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GlfGORY GAWRY
Originol M, Prints, Crofts & From1ng
J.406 Vio lido • NB • 723-0887
FRH potter (No purehoM nec•ssory)
H.G. DANIEU
M Supply
1651 Sunflower • So. Coost Plato Villoge • 434·8003
10% Off anything In atofe, 20% OFF any of our '*"'· 0¥9' 7000 brand names to choose ffom
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M , Cullom From1ng & G.ftf
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FRfE s.ost'911 lole, with pwchoM of $20 or more ($6 value)
HEALTil/EXERCISE
SHAPt·UP NIWPORT
Full Service Health Oub
1080 lt'llne Ave. (WeSlcllff Plozo) • N8 • 631-3623
One Fiii Tanning Sealon
FOOD/RESTAURANTS
AllONDANZA
1 Fresh Poslo & Seafood ltealouront
3421 Vio Udo • NB • 675-8973
·""lunch EntrM With Pwchose of S.Cond
ANGnO
llolion ltiatoronte
1969 Horbof BIYd. •CM • 646-1225
20% Off Entire CMck. lunch°' DlnMf ARIANA .,
Alghonoston Restouront
440 E. 17th St.• CM • 646.44 18
15% Off Oft'( dlnMf CMctc Of ~EE
De...t wtth ony dlnn.,
llHIMANA
Jopo.nne Cuisine
4250 Btrch St. • NB • 955-0822
C~tcwy FMd Ric• wtth lunch cw Dinner In
dlNng room
CHOmlCn HOUSE Govtmet ChlneM Cuis;ne
18315 Broe*~ St. • FV • 963-7211
"" ...... (of equal Of .... vakM) wtth purchoM
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Ga 8 PIZZA
Gounnet Piua, Pastas, Subs & Buffalo
1125 Vidorio St. •CM • 722-75S5
RH luffalo l'tuo f1ngert (no purchase nec...ary>
lovt'1 Ml • Gltu
Newest member of lOYe'• Borbec~
20111 Btc*hurst • HB • 968-7500
IO% Off 2nd lntree of equal °' ..... ~
LI'S lllTAUIANT
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8961 Adoma • HB • 968·5050 1n Off food To Go • t 10 Mlnirmm
MA IAltCllS
Down Home Counhy Cookln'
154 E. 17th St. •CM • 646-4303
~ Off My lt.allfolt, lunch Of ow. ..
. .
(aony, Senior cma.n•a ~ and "Speclata" uctuded)
MO'S N1W YOllC P'IZZlllA
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1673 It-Met AY9. •CM • 722°1 212
Latge 1'" 1 Topping Pluo • Only $7.IO
tol lllRO ITIHT -
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719 N. Main It. •IA • M7.ot21 • ~ U·f Lale LunoMartV llrd lpeclcll • 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
11~ Off total b11 (exc. tax • tip) 8ood for up to • ......
TUAI LOOllY'I
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10142 AdotM •HI • 964-8882
I Por 1 Lunctt or Dinner. luy Ollf'f .... lab¥ aoc. II»
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ANOTHER MAN'S TREASURE
High Quol.ty Consignment Antiques & Fum•ture
1621 E. Edinger • SA • 836-6160
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10% OFF Our Already low Prices
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Linoleum, Carpet, Wood, Marble, Tole
2542 Coost Hwy. • HB • 574.7470
·Frff Padding Upgrade • No Sales Tax
CROWN FlOOR COVERINGS
Floo< & W.ndow Cover
2760 S. Harbor 81..d. •SA • 979-7691i
Stalnmaster Carpet $11 .95/yd. Installed
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3601 Jombor" Rood e NB • 833-0551
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1735 Westcl1ff Or. • NB • 631 -3215
25% Off any N.w Clock In Stock
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l 727 Westcl11f Or • NB • 650-5535
10% Off Any Purchose
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KID'S S11lff . ~ _ . ~ _ •. ,.
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183t Westclilf Onve •NB • 675·1424
luy 1 look, get 2nd ot 10% discount
.. F~TASY TOYS
Toys, 'Go:nes, Srulled An•mo s & Children s Boo,s
305 Mo1n St. e Bo'boo Peninsula • 1-73-7661
10% OFF any Purchase
PET SUPPl.IES/CARE
THE FEED I.ARN
Pet Suppl.es
2300 Newport Blvd (ot 23rd St )• CM • 548-3 151
FREE 11 oz. bag of Selene• Diet Dog or Cot Food
(all varieties)
TESTA CH~OPRACTIC
End your bock po1n nowt
1731 Sonio A.no A·e •CM 1650-n02
No Charge For lnlttal Examlnatton ($150 Value)
A HIGHER SOURCE
Mos,sooe Theropy by Appt Only
170 E 17th St Ste #107 • CM • 641-7337
$40 for nm 60 min. session ($10 savings)
DRUG STORES/SUNDRIES
lONGS DRUG STOIE
175 fost 17th SI •CM • 631-8860
1/2 Prlee -All longs lka.nd Vitamins
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320 Superior, Ste 120 • NB • 645-7200
FREE Oral Th.mlOmet_, (No Putchas. NK•ssory)
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1 O'l' on the Acrvtl<: R~I '
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Point & WoUpoP9f Cenier
369 E. 17th St. • CM • 646·B774
30% Off Imperial WaUpoper
PLAINS HARDWARE
M.Rlng, Screeni"9, Cuslom Point Tinting
2666 Horbcw • CM • 546-7080 .
luy 2 gala. of point, o-t w gal. of ~ Of .....
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NB • 650-0885
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WhoAetOle Indoor ~ & Ac<nJONI
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PIH '°""Y W. Nff ~
JEWELRY
PUIU ltif ..0 -
,. .. 1 Vie Udo, lflO u. .......... 673 ·3500
1n °" .., IMOI' •••
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23342..J SoJ .... -. Or. •&Ma HW • Ml·f021 ...... JU ••• ._. ... ,.-. ,..... .
LESLIE EATON STUDIOS
Photography
222 E 17th e CM • 548-7191
FrH l "X10'" Portrait
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Seng1es Mieehng Singles
2900 8nstol B202 • CM • 241-3858
FOf Singles • $S OFF Pow.f of ~ ,,..Mntanon
Seminar, Apt1I 22, 6:30 -9:30 p.m. I 5~-5205
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25% on Alt garTMnt • Houtehotd °'V Cteonlng •
We~ Pickup• DeUwfy s.Mc ..
CHA'S FAMILY SHOE REPAIR
1673 lrMe Ave (ot 17th) • CM • 642-431 4
10% OFF Alt Sho. Repair
TAX PROS
11.-:ome Taa PreporohOn
485 i: 17th SI S1e 407 e CM • 650-6503
$10.00 Off YOUI 1ff1 Rehm.
SPECIAL TIES
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3431 Vr0 0pono •1000
lido Monno v.nog. • N8 • 673-4712
1K Oft Mll • Match COMI
Cl\mAnoNI
Pott, ~ ~ & 0.COtOllOnl
801 W. Met • CM • 979-8570 sa.oo Oft °"Y ~of~ typp1ee •
Clee•oloc• o1 •10.oo or,....,
IOMWG
to.fifta. Mode ' ~ ~ 26ff Holtlof IW. • CM • S4S.1 l 12
.................... pwc~••d. ...... .,~ ... a-.
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(714) Hf400I
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DISTRICT: ROhrabachlr
From A1
local elected Republicans to an April 15 anti·
tax party in Newport Beach. The letter carries
a House of Representatives letterhead.
"This is prttty outrageous," Buffa said. "It's
clearly a misrepresentation and a deception. If
you're raising money in this kind of race, there
are any number of advantages for an incum·
bent." •
Buffa said he planned to send a letter of
~ complaint Wednesday to the Federal Elections
Commission.
Rohrabacher represents the 42nd Congres·
sional District which includes cities in both Los
Angeles and Orange counties. The 42nd dis·
trict-will cease to-msrundcrn:districting plans
approved by the state Supreme Court in Janu-
ary.
The new 45th Congressional District includes
all of Huntington Beach and parts of Costa
Mesa, Newport Beach and a handful of other
Orange County cities.
Rohrabacher denies that the use of the new
district on his letterhead is improper, calling it
part of the "transition" Crom one district to an-
other.
"Right now wt: are in this transition and I
think it's a perfectly legitimate thing," Ro-
hrabacher said. "We actually accept ~ework
rrom the new areas. To the degree that there is
a 45th District, I believe I am the congreuman
for the 45th District."
But Buffa said officuals at the House.Ethics
Office he contacted Wednesday do not agree.
"They said that it's clearly a misrcprescn1ation,
but there's nothing they can do about it under
their rules," Buffa said. "I would certainly ex·
peel residents of the 42nd District -which is
Dana's district -would be surprised to learn
they are without a member of Congress. The
new district technically is not a district l!ntil
Jan. l."
The current 45th Congressional District is
represented by San Diego Republican Duncan
Hunter and includes parts of San Dieao and
Imperial counties. Buffa said there may be
some confusion with two oonpessmeR claiming
to represent the same numbered district.
Rohrabachcr dismissed Buffa'• accusations
as electioneering. "This is just so much rhetoric
on Peter Buffa's PU!·" he said. "He knows
that everything I've ma~led out has been prc-
clcared with the ttousc franking Commission.
We are Well wltbln the Hae of leplil)' Ud ac-
ccptabilil)'."
Burra has been hammerina away in recent
weeks on Rohrabacher's use of taxpayer·
funded franking privileges. Buffa said the con-
gressman has spent more than $170,000 in pub·
lie funds to send campaign materials to voters
in the new 45th Congressional District.
Rohrabacher defended the practice, which is
legal. And although he has argued for reforms
in Cranking privileges, Rohrabachcr said he -.yill
not unilaterally abandon the practice.
"People can play au sorts of word games and
try to nitpick instead of looking at the policies
and the issues, but in the end I don't think this
kind of rhetorical game-playing gets us any·
where," Rohrabachcrsaid.
But Buffa is serious about bringing charges
against Rohrabachcr and plans to register his
complaints with the U.S. Attorney's Office.
"Dana's gotten a little confused about the vot-
ing th1ng," Buffa said. '•The vote on June 2
might turn out to be a real inconvenience to
•his tran$ition plan."
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FromA1
Mb-plac9 1W1rd for her overall
perfonnancc in all subjects, a
second-place award in math,__
and a fourth-place award in
literature.
Ensign seventh-grader
Melissa Richardson also won a
fifth-place award for the best
overall academic performance,
in competition with county
seventh-grade students.
Seventh and eighth-grade
students competed in written
tests covering four subject
areas, and were given 10
seconds to answer questions in
social studies during the
competition's "super quiz."
Students from Ladera Vista
Middle School in Fullerton and
Fulton Middle School in
Fountain Valley won the top
overall awards for seventh and
eighth grades. The iixth-grade
Academic Pentathlon is in
May.
This is the second year that
Ensign Middle School has
compo&cd in &he academic
~a&, IDd Prindpal Scou
PaullCn credi&a &he 1Cbool'1
numerous awards to the
dedication ot pucn&a and
teachen who volunteered their
time to coach the students.
Paulsen was also a team coach.
"It takes a lot of houn, but
we've had tremendous adult
support," Paulsen said. "It's
exciting to sec the kids come
together and become a real
team. We were one of only
three schools to have both
seventh and eighth grades place
in the top six."
Ensign eighth-graders placed
fifth overall in the competition,
and seventh-graders won a
sixth-place award for overall
perforllUlnce. Students chosen
for the countywide competition
represent A, 8, and C grade
levels.
"It puts acad~mic
competition on a plane with
athletic competition," Paulsen
said. "It's another way for kids
to compete and represent their
school."
TERM LIMITS: Initiative . ~
filed again with registrar
.. S REGGH.UNT
From A1
they hadn't yet organized another
official campaign, but decided to
file wording for the initiative this
week to give them plenty of time
to collect support signatures for
the November ballot.
"Scvc.ral of us are discuss'ing
possibilities," said Doug Boyd,
president of the Balboa Peninsula
Point Association. "We want to
sec if we can get a workforce to-
gether. We're chatting around
about it and seeing if there's sup·
port in the community."
The latest effort also comes on
the heels of Councilman John
Hedges' unsuccessful attempt car·
lier this year to get the City Coun·
cil itself to resurrect the term limit
issue.
The first initiative by Newport
Residents to Limit Council Terms
was controversial because it would
have put the eight-year term limit
into effect immediately, which
would have bumped third-term
council members Evelyn Hart and
Donald Strauss off the council
even if they won re-election.
Three months ago, Councilman
Hedges tried. but failed , to con·
vi nce the council itself to place a
term limit on the upcoming June
ballot. Hedges argued that the
more than 6,000 signatures col·
lectcd in the first citizens' drive
proved strong community interest
for such limits.
Super Lotto/Decco
Super lotto
Wednesday, April 8 drawing
for $3.2 million jackpot:
9, 10, 16, 24, 31 , 36
But despite Hedges' proposal
for a tcrin lim~t that would not un·
scat anyone, most of the council
rejected the idea, saying a limit
was unnecessary because the elcc·
torate has consistently shown their.
dissatisfaction by voting 1eaders
out of office. •
Council members also arg\aed
that such a term limit would cause
too much turnover on the council,
preventing the city from having ex·
perienced leaders, which is crucial
when dealing with regional issues
and serving on regional boards.
Residents who remain inter-
ested in the two-term limit, how·
ever, say they believe they can gar·
ner more support for an initiative
if it doesn't target any present
council members.
In fact1 the wording riled
Wednesday is-~ilar to that pro-
posed by Hedges in January and
doesn't put the limit into effect
immediately, as the first one did,
supporters said.
"Last time, there was too much
impact on the sitting council mem·
bers," said Boyd, who was not one
of the organizers of the first cam·
paign. "You don't want to do
that."
Supporters also argue that limit·
ing elected oCficials' terms is a
popular trend nationwide.
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Mkhaela Ross' athletic career continues to soar to new heights.
-Soaring Bailor
By Richard Dunn
s.taWlllr
M icbaeJa Ross, one or the finest trade and field athletes
in Onnge County, had digested enouih· So this spring
she came· within an eyelash or forgo1n1 her sprintina
and jumpin& craft for badminton.
Not that there's anythina wrong with badminton, but Ross,
you see, isn't your conventional track and field type, having
been crowned team MVP in both her freshman and sophomore
years. ·
Eric Twelt, Newpon Hubor High at hletic director and track coach, heard the
Nmors. He knew Ross probably could've been an all-league badminton player if
she so deJired, considenna her athletic prowess, but .he wanted her on the track.
And can you blame him?
Ross. who averaged 19.5 points per game on the basketball coun this past win·
ter while leadin& the Sailors to the ClF Ill·AA semifinals. has already cleared a
remarkable S feet, 8 lnchCJ in the high jump this year. She has also sprinted the
100-mcter dash ln \2.•.
Injuries, disappointment, you name it, led Ross to suspect that her track and
field career miaht be over.
.. After track ended last year, l told everybody I wasn't comina back out,'' Ross
said. "Coach Twcit bad heard Nmors about me not comina out, 50 he wanted to
talk to me about it. "He wu mad at fmt when he found out I wasn't comin& out. He took me out
of clus and said he was confused about it. He hadn•t beard from me, and I told
him I wu burned out and felt pressure. But he wu actually really coinfonina. He
said IO do whatncr (ncnts) you want to do, and that you're a areat athlete and
what I meant to the team.
SM SAJLO,.,_
Tilftdly
April 9, 1992
The Newport BeactVCosta Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Ro&er Carlson .•.. 642-4330 ext.387
High school tennis/82
Sports on TV-radio/84
Classified/BS
n wasn't the ump! It was Harber who
needt!d the glasses! Mesa rolls, ·4-0!
Mustangs capture their ·first
Pacific Coast League verdict ·
-Costa Mc a second baseman TJ. Scofield threw George
Barragon out at the plate -and strikin& out Javier Torres.
"I wasn't relaxed at first," said Harber, who retired 14 of
the last 15 Century hitters he faced.
"Once I got into a groove, I jus1 put it in there. The infield
played great -I just kept making them hit ground balls and
they were making the plays." By Richard OUM
SpottS Wik
COSTA MESA -Motherly advice im·
provod Matt Harber's eye at the plate, but
• Costa Mesa High's junior right-hander had no
suspicion that it would make such an impact'
on the mound.
Ncibling -forcing Green to move Mall faglowski from
shortstop to catcher, where Jaglowski may ha\C feund a home
after two commendable catches on foul pop ups -reached
first on a Century error leading off the fifth, stole second
base and moved to third on Will Mendez's ground ball out to
second base. "After I went 0-for-4 on Friday against Es·
tancia and struck out fou r Momen t s later, with
Amorde at the plate, Ne1bling
gave Costa Mesa a 1-0 edge
on Century starter Jose Her-
nandez's wild pitch.
times, my mom said maybe I
should try wearing my read·
ing glasses (at the plate)."
Harber said.
With his glasses, Harber
has gone 4-for-5 with five
RBI in two contests. In
Wednesday's Pacific Coast
4 ague baseball game against
Century, it seemed to help his
pitching, as well, as Harber
-fi~d a two-liit shutout · and
carried Costa Mc~a (3·9~ 1·5)
to its inaugural league victory
ot11992, a 4·0 decision on the
Mustangs' diamond.
Sophomore shortstop Jeff
N~ibling. recently promoted
from Costa Mesa's JV team
and part of Coach Tim
Green's revamped in field,
scored the go-ahead run on a
wild pitch with two out in the
fifth inning.
Harber, whose bloop single
to center cushioned Costa
Mesa's lead to 2-0 in the
sixth, coaxed Century (3·6, 2·
3) in to 14 ground ball outs
and gave up both hits in the
second inning, one of two in-
nings in which Harber walked
a tight rope but didn't fall.
Century, which had de·
feated , power-hilling Lnguna
Hills (6-3, 2·2) on Tuesday, 3:
t, threatened with runners on
second and third ana nobody
out in the third. Harber calm·
ly forced Tom Reimers to hit
back to the box, No. 3 hitter
Eric Valencia to Oy ·out to
shallow left and cleanup hit·
Matt Harbe r fires en-route to 4-0 two-hitter.
I.ft ,~ °"">' ,.,.
Following an out and two
Century infield blunders to
open the sixth, Harber singled
home Scofield and Jaglowski
doubled do"n the right·field .
line to s'~ Lou sque.z...
Neibling, facing reliever
Torres, scored Harber on a
fielder's choice after the MuS·
tangs chased Hernandez.
"The ball "'as bouncing is
some weird "'ays, but we were
able to stay "'ith it,'' Green
said. "It's nice to get a win, it
feel s good. These guys dcsef\e
ii. We need to string them to·
gether now."
Harber \\ent 2-for-2 wath
one run and one RBl -he
\\as 2-for-3 with four RBl
against Trabuco Hills on-Tues-
day.
"I guess l \\:isn't seeing the
ball too well," said Harber,
"ho has O\.\ ned the reading
glasses for lit~ years. "l "as
picking the ball up too late
when it was coming in. It's
helping tremendously."
On defense, Harber ('.3-2),
"'ho walked three, was sup-
ported by se,eral ·out~tand1ng
plays. including third baseman
Amorde's fine backhand grab
down Lhc line in the. fourth in-
ning aod second baseman
Scofield's nice hort-hop pack
in the fifth .
tcr Nick Garcia to ground out to Costa Mesa third baseman
Jason Amorde.
"We've seen it all this year,"
S3id Green, referring to Harber's second· and third-inning
jams. "Usually in those situations, the next thing you know
it's two or three to nothing, but we shut them do\\n. That's
baseball -that's just the way it goes." Both runners we re stranded with their hands on their hips
in a scoreless game.
In the second, Harber ducked a second-and-third, one-out
situation, forcing Robert Guzman to hit into a fielder's choice
Costa Mesa travels to league-leader Trabuco Hills (8·3. 6
. See MUSTANGS/13
Hernandez one red-hot Pirate
By Bany Faulkner
Sports Wlbr
D aniel Hernan·
dez's t eam·
mates have
made it a running
pre-game joke.
"You're going to go
0 for 4,.. the rest or
t he O range Coast
College baseball team
4 ••
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chides the sophomore infielder, who hap-
pens to be leading the Pirates in several
offensive categories.
Hernandez, a former All-ClF shortstop
at Ocean View High, gets ·a Jood chuckle
himself, then goes out nnd nps line-drive
holes throuch the sarcastic charade.
Hernandez, who moved from short to
second base recently, belted six hits last
week to raise his average to the .400 pin·
teau.' He hit safely in 15 of the Pirates
first 16 Oranae Empire Conference
games, and is batting .439 in conference.
.. He's been incredibly consistent," OCC
Coach Mike Mayne said of Hernandez,
who also leads the Pirates in hits (36),
runs (25), RBI (15), walks (22) and total
bases (43). from his No. 2 spot in the bat·
ting order.
"h's pretty unusual for a No. 2 hitter to
be leading a team in RBI, but Daniel is
doing that for us," Ma)·ne said. "He has
good command of the strike zone and he
is real confident right now. He's on a
streak, but he's been on one all year."
Hernandez hit .315 from the leadoH
spot Inst season, ploying shortstop along-
side his brother Steve, who rounded out
the double-play combination at second
base. He started at short this season, but
has shifted to second, after Mayne con·
vinccd him his bascbnlt future would be
better served at his new position.
Hcrnnndcz said he puts his trust in
Mayne when it comes to the position
change, and has taken well to his new
fielding assignment .
"lt hnsn't affected my hitting." s:ud the
165-pounder, who e concentration at the
plate has been his trademark ~ancc he en-
tered the Ocean View varsity lineup as a
sophomore. "I'm still ecing the ball really
welt, and I'm reacting to pitches, instead
of gues~ing up there. 1 don't really think
about the hot strc:ik. 1 jullt t:il..c it at-bat
by at-bat."
Hernandez will hkey continue his career
. n~t year at a Di,ision l colleac. but bc's
more interested in finishing out this year,
than making plans for the future.
"l don't think about it now." he aid or
his recruitment, which Mayne has assured
him \\ill be intense.
Hernnndez, as gifted with the glo'c as
he is with the b:it, said poor grades closed
the door to Division l colleges, out of high
school. Now, however, be cracks the
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High school buys tennis previews ------
CdM's ~h•a tor 11188 ar8 clearly on Iha
Sy Richard Dunn
$pOlts Wl1llr •
With three cxccptionaUy stron& sin·
g)es players, including one of the best
in California. Gary Salaz.ar's Corona
del Mar High Sea Kinp appear
primed lo get back what had been
theirs for five straight years.
A Sea View League boys tennis
title.
••
Last spring, University was the league's first
school other than CdM to win the championship
since 1985.
Senior sensation David Bain, the Sea Kings' No. l
sinaJcs player for the rounh consecutive year is lht
sratc"t thint-:ranked player in the 18s division.'
JUAion Trenaoa Rhodes and Brian Walden; CIF
._.A finalists in doubles last year, are CdM's 5CCOnd
and third .$i~alcs playcl'I, respectively, but University
took the ansadc track to 1hc league title with a 10-8
victory ~r tbc Sea Kings (7·1, 3·1), who were top·
ranked m Oranac County and No. 2 in the ClF 4-A
t;efore last Friday's setback.
CdM, which fell to founh in the recent 4-A poll,
has advanced to the semifinals twice and the quar·
te~nals once (last year) with Bain as its top player.
Dam's toughest competi1ion this spring is expected
to be Uni's John Bowerbank, whom Bain defeated .
on Friday, 1·5, ancr rallyina from a 3·1 dcracit.
Bain. headed for UCLA on a tennis scholarship.
was a sinales quarterfinalisc in the CIF ._.A last year
and advanced ao the sinalcs third round at Ojal
"People around (Bain) were kind of tellin& him
that he should forego ha&h school tennis and con·
centrate on his tournamen1 schedule, .. Salazar said.
"But, for him, he always was aoin& 10 play."
Ten players still vye for six doubles spots -se·
ni~rs Ed Bryant, Mark Muon, Dave Dorsey and
Rick Bahador, junior Ali Jahangiri and sophomores
Paul Fruchbom and Jed Weinstein are the proba-
bles.
"Last year w:is one of our worst years, losing in
the <1,uarterfU\llt (13·5) to Santa Barbara,'' Salazar
said. 'In the past, I know how c:ocnpetitive boys ten-
nis is, bur I'd be wiUinJ to say that we're able to
field a competitive tennas team. We should be able
to c:ompcte with most teams.
''Our atrenath this year is that we have three
strong singles players, which is really a plus in hi&h
school tennis. (Bain, Rhodes and Walden) arc JOing
to make our team. All three have the potenual lo
beat any Olber player on any day, and they can
knock off any top player on any given day. They've
Sot the ability and c:onfidence to do that. II makes it
hard on thcar top player because he has to play
three good sets.''
Costa Mesa tennis
starting to heat up
with PCL ambition·s
Ba/Jars appear-just a step or
two away tram glory t1an ,
Estancia is setting
sights on en: bertll
with new bloodline
By Richard DuM
Sooits Wiii(
Boys 1ennis coach Joe Havens or
Costa Mesa High is looking forward
to the morning newspaper once the
Pacific Coast League race healS up.
"(Defending champion) Laguna
Beach has 1he edge, but we're hoping
we'll be in the hunt for the top two
By Richard Dunn
Sports Wrter
This rough year is tem-
porary. Help is on the
way.
Geoff Abrams isn't
enough . to compete for
Newp<>rt Harbor High's
tennis team yet, but when,
and if, he does, the Sa'ilol'I expeet to return
to their glory days.
"He'd be· the best player in the Sea View
League bis first year walking in.'' Newport
Coach Charlie (I'ex) Bleiker said o(
Abrams, California's top·ranked singles
places," s~id _Havens, whose scnior-domina1ed squad
1s led by JUntor Jason RC'gala, ranked l~Jrd in the
stat.!= in the '16s division who playi No. l inglcs...fer
the Mustangs, second-place finishers in the Pacific
Coast League last spring.
, player in the boys 14s division ;ind rn1ed
seventh in the nation.
Co~ta . Mesa, 15-7 last s~ason. has sc~n seniors,
one Junior and one sophomore. The Mustangs ~d
vanc~d to 1hc Round of 16 in the CIF 3-A playoffs a
year ago, losing to Burbank.. "'
Senior Steve Tehrani and' sophomore Mike Nguyen
are Costa Mesa's second and third singles players, re·
spectivcly, while Son Dang and Thong Vu form the
Mustangs' No. 1 doubles uni1. The Mustangs were 3-5
in prescason matches this spring.
Nhat Tran and Khiem Nguyen play No. 2 doubles
for the Mustangs while Binh Nguyen and Phat Chiem .
play No. 3.
"The league has gouen ..a lot stronger," said Ha-
vens, a third-year coach. "Laguna Beach has returned
everybody from its league championship team of last
ye ar and Trabuco HiJls has gotten m<>re transfers io
who were ranked (junior)· players in Europe. Laguna
~ills has two transfers who will make them stronger
_and_ I. u_nd.crstand tha1 Esta'ncia is going to be pretty
~ron~ •
"V.:e hope to be pretty clo~e in the (league champi-
onship) contest. Last year, ll was pretty well domi-
nated by Laguna Beach, us and Laguna Hills. We
had the top three spots pretty well tied up last year,
but this year it looks like Estancia's certainly coming
up and Trabuco Hills, from the preseason, looks pret-
ty s1rong. •
"It should be a good ra ce. It'll be fun to read the
resulls in the morning paper because 1here should be
some upsets.··
In 1he league opener, Laguna B~ach defeated
Costa Mesa, 12-6, perhaps setting an early 1one for
the rest or the spring.
In the Da/IY Pllot'1 ever-quest
tor truth In advertising ••.
Daly Plot ''locll caver111"
Costa Mesa puts up the
numbers, again, including
too many miscues .. ~ 12-6-
By Roger Cnon
'-" 1-. COST A MESA -They pl11td a1 If tbq could aM any
ti.nd of Bi d News 8u11 a So of ii Tuuclay 11\rmoon, bvt JIV' (4 1n1 aw17 10 runt in lhe lil1t IWO 1nm11p pr'O"ed 10 be 100
much o • JOOd thlnf and Co&11 Mrs• ltlJh'• Must1np fell
VICllm 10 1no1her edition or Mus11np in Paci(te Coast Lc11ue '
b1scball 1ctlon as Tral>llco Hilb held off the hosu, 12-6.
Apln II WIS • miller of OUl·hHtlna th• C>pp0$ilion, only lo
sec 11 JO oul lhe window (or COllCh 'nm Or«Jl and hit Mc·
sans. •ho v.ere Yidint~ed by four dcfellli¥e enon in 1he nm inoiq alone 11
Trabuco Hilb put 1asc1her • four-run "n.Uy'" without lb& bcndi1 of C¥C.n one
base hat.
And. II 1h11 wasn't • bed eooupi 11111. Trabuco Halls came back an lb& ac-
ond inn1n1 and put IO&Ctllcr 1 1&N11n ~ 10 usume 1 JC).t bvlac en route
to ita akth llr1lah1 PCL tnumpll withollt • io.t -whlle Mcu fin.di lcalf at
the other end o( the tpectn1m 1t 0.$.
''Hopcfllffy we'll ~l It llU'Md erGllnd," tald tlle bclcaprcd Oreen who
watebcd his team &Ne 11artlQJ pitcher Juoa Amordc Uule, iC any, 111pPon;
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today'• t11n make'1p with llWldlnl C.11twy Oii tap, ttutiftt at 3: I~.
Ortu lnlcrted tOphomotc Jdf Neiblula IA the loCcond lnn1111 with a.. °"'
and 10 nans •lreacty la the bank for Trabllc:o Kills, and lhe n1t11·bandet, with
• mtxtun of faalballs and e11rveballa, 11 ftll u • ail\Ur that he "jult IUde up," mlOnd IOfM onkt lO the plM,
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Abrams is a year a~y. but the rebuilding
Sailors have already begun to lay the
groundwork for the future: They start three
freshmen this season. ,
"We're qaving a rough year (3-6 in the
preseason) because we graduated every·
body," Blcikcr said. "When kids come in as
freshmen, and if four or five arc great play-
ers, you put them in there to fill those spots
on the varsity from their freshmen ye;ir up,
and all of the backup kids have nothing to
work for because they're never going to
play, so we have trouble in our lineup this
year. ~
"You have to rebuild, but help's on the
way. (Abrams) is the best there is. With
him, you can build a whole program and
we've already got three freshmen playing
now. It COSIS you (to start younger players),
but eventually it'll pay off."
The Sailors, fourth place in league ~M
sprin,g. second-place finishers in 1990 and
league champions in '89, have sophomore
Jeff Thomsen playing No. I singles. Junior
Jon Henderson and freshman Marie Utman
can also play sin~les, but sophomore Chris
Ketcham and junior Chris Cicoleui ar~ ex·
pected to be Newport's regular Nos. 2 and 3
singles players, respectively.
. Senior Keith Ingold and junior Steve
S1(11ms play No. 1 doubles for the Sailors
while Creighton Oyler (junior) and Marc
Barton (senior) play No. 2 doubl es. Fresh-
men Scott Meserve and Drew White play
No. 3 doubles. Barton was an All-Clf Oivi·
COSTA MESA:
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Meu .avid so on to pile up U
hlu In all aptnst trlbuco Hills
start« AJ. ~land, but Tra·
b\lco'• Jt&rter ~nl the dia11nce
for lbc. victory.
Clcwland llnidt out Cour, bul
more im~tly, dHt little to
damap huuelf 1"!lh }Ull one free
pua olJered.
Amotta 1hc day'• bia ll\lmbc11 ror Mesa were Mlltc Meyer's }.
1ot·3, wilh 1 double Hcl 111 RBI:
M111 J1Jlowski aoin1 l ·f0t·3 wi1b
• ruo scored; ind Harber. wi1h slammer, u well u 1 sir\lle in
three at-bats.
Tr1buco'1 major bat was T J . AJ.
VUU. With I l'f'O'run shot IA tM ~ third ~man JCSM 1..M-
c.'aQOS (Hor.,.). Brad C.crvantca
(2-for,.., 2 RBI. l NM); and Dano
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Veteran Sailors Coach Chu lie Bleilcer
sion Vl offensive guard on Newport's foot·
ball team last autumn.
"With a young team, you gel nailed a tit·
tic bit, but next year it'll pay off," Bleiker
said. "Then having Abrams come in, it'll
make .a world of difference. That's three
poin1s guaranteed, but right now il.'s a phan-
tom. On paper it doesn'I count, but in ten-
nis, if you've got a kid of a certain caliber.
you can go a long way, like "hen 1 had
Brett Hansen-Dent (1990 graduate now at
UC Irvine) -he won it all. Those kidJ
come along every so often.
"We're a young program and we're going
through a youth movement, but it's going to
pay off down the road. If you have a choice
bet\\Cen a senior and a freshman with s:une
ability, you're going to play the freshman be·
cause he's going to be 1hcre (for three more
years) and he needs the experienc:e.''
The future is indeed looking bright for
the Sailors. ·
By Richard Doon
5'lolts Wit.
Will Marino was still in high· school
1he last time &tancia High's boys ten-
nis team advanced to the ClF playoffs.
Marino, the Eagles' first-year coach
who played on championship Orange
Coast College teams under George
Manias (1987 and '88), is hoping for a
,revivaJ this spring.
It could be the start of n triumphant trend.
With two freshmen reguhtt•s,-induding Rob Horan·
sky in No. 1 singles, Estancia also nppears strong for
the future.
"I'm hoping to take them to CIF,'' said Marino,
who auended high school in Tucson, Ariz., and
earned a scholarship to Cat State Bakersfield follow-
ing his OCC career# in "hich he played .No .. I singles
and No.'1 doubles in 1988.
"We're hopins for third in the Pacific C~t
League, behind (defending champion) Laguna ~ach
and Laguna Hills. l'm trying to get my players to
have confidence. They have the talent -if they work
hard, they can do anything.
"Six years ago was the last lime they m:adc CIF, so
it's been a while. It's been a while since (Es1anci:a)
has had a winning rcc:ord."
The Eagles, 6·14 overall and 4-6 in league last sea-
~n. finished S·S in the prescason this year, quite an
improvement CYVer last year's 2-7 preseason mark.
Horansky, who plays in the national junior circuit,
was rank'cd 35th l~I yc:ir in Southern Olliforn ia in
the boys 14s. He finished the prescason wilh a 254
singles record.
"He's an all-around ployer,'' Marino said of Horan·
sky. "He can play the baseline and he can serve and
volley. He's going to be a good one. You'U hear a lot
obout him in the yeors to come."
Junior S1~phen Krutzik ond senior Greg Gertner,
both returning lettermen, pby No. 2 and No. 3 sin·
gles, respec1ively, for the Eagles. Kruuik "ent 18-9 in
the preseason.
Will Stark and Tuong Do, both seniors and return·
ing leuermen, ore Esconcia's No. l doubles tc:sm ond
have posted nn 18-9 prcscallOn record. Senior Bri:an
Ehara and junior PhiUip Cheng form 1he No. 2 dou-
bles unit while freshman Tom Mo.cOuff and senior
Drian Berger ploy No. 3 doubles. •
The Eagles arc up against Trabuco Hills today.
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That's tha topic. The Dally
Plot says It's a local
n8Wlpaper. Ironically, the
Los Angela newspaper is·
trying to mike the same
claim, offering an orange
crayon for what purpose
11 not clear.
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CdM girls eke out
• • • sw1mm1ng victory
IRVJNE -Corona del Mar High's swim teams ----
went I for 2 Wednesday in Sea View League confron~ 4!ffl:-
tations against host Woodbridge.
The CdM girls, using a 1-2 finish on the final relay.
outlasted Woodbridge, 88-82, while the boys came out on the
short end or an 86-84 decision to the Warriors.
The Corona girls trailed by four points going into the final
4x100 treestyle relay, and came through convincingly to win. The
CdM "B" team ~!inched the victory with a second-place finish.
"We needed at least a 1·3 finish in the last event to pull it out,"
said CdM girls coach Doug Voiding. "Our seniors, wbo have
n~vcr lost a dual meet in four years, maybe reached down a little
bu going into that last race." CdM improves to 3-0 in league.
The outcome wasn't nearly as pleasant for the Sea King boys
team, which suffered its first loss of the season. Host Woodbridge
touched out nearly four seconds ahead or CdM in the 400-yard
freestyle relay to claim the narrow victory.
~ Newport swims past University
IRVINE -The Newport Harbor High boys and
girls swimming squads posted Sea View League victo· 4!ffl:-
ries at University Wednesday. -
The Sailor boys had an easier time, winning, 117-52.
The Newport girls finished strongly to record a 90-80 decision.
for the boys, Bretl McAllister doubled in the freestylC sprints
and anchored two winning relays. Riki Krumins was clocked in
1 :49.06 in taking the 200 free .
Beatty paces Estan cia swimmers
COST A MESA -Senior Brian-Beany trctr~Ohis
previous best in the 100-yard ~ackstroke by three sec-~
onds en route to first place, to help.lead the ltost Es· .,.... -
tancia Higll boys swim team to a 101-54 Pacific Coast
League trouncing or Laguna Bc~ch Wednesday.
Beatty, who clocked a time of 1:08.4, was joined by double win·
ners Chun Pi (pcr~nal best or 2:20.5 in winning the 200 indi-
vidual medley) and Adam BOllenbach (SO and 100 freestyle) to
spur the Eagles to a 4-3 overall record, 2-1 in the PCL
Meanwhile, Brenda Quintana· doubled in the 50 and 500 free-
style events and led off the victorious 4x50 free relay in leadfog
the Estancia girls to a n-55 victory over the Art ists.
Jenny Scnften captured the 100 free in 1:0-i.9, as well as an·
choring the 200 and 400 free relays for Estancia, now 2-1 in
league. Kathy ~rfano's 6:38 was a personal best in the 500 free for
the Eagles.
Costa .. Mesa swimmers bow
MISSION VIEJO -Steve Fiduccia's winning time
of 59.84, a personal best, in the backstroke was the 4!1fl:-
highlight for the. Costa Mes3 boys swim te3m which
dropped a Pacific Co:m l.ca};ue meet at Trabuco Hills
Wednesday, 101-62.
The girls were also defeated by Trabuco, 101-6-t.
CdM tennis team fall s, 13-5
SANTA BARBARA -Mi ing a couple of its top
cuns duo to injury, the Corona del Mar High bo) ten-•.
nis team battled before 00\\ing to the CIF 4-A's 1op-_,,,,,.-
ranked team, Santa Barbua on Wednesday, 13-5.
Wi1h Brian Walden out with a twisted ankle suffered in the
University match, and a couple or doubles players idelined, the
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Sea Ki ngs topple Woodbridge
IRVINE -Corona del Mar High's golf team, with ----
a 2-3-4 finish at the top. outlasted Woodbridge High in • J
Sea View League competition Wednesday at Rancho fi:I
San Joaquin Golf Course, 204-209. ---
Jerry Haack (39). Kevin Walden (40) and Craig Welker (40)
were the keys to the victory, improving CdM's league mark to 3· l.
Woodbridge fell to 1-3 in league on the p3r-36 nine·hole course.
ace drops 1-0 softball ve rdict
COST A MESA -The Orange Coast College soft·
ball team's grip on the Oranae Empire Conference ~
lead weakened WFdnesday, as visjtins Cypress pre-~
vailcd in a 1-() deciiion.
A single, sacrifice, passed ball and throwing error aJlowed Jack-
ie Boxley to soore the ,ame's only run in the second. It was the
second time in three games the Chargers have defeated OCC by a
1-0 count, both times on an unearned run.
Alesha Nelson gave up three hits, but took the hard-luck loss to
fall to 13-5 for OCC, which is now 23· 7 overall, 13·3 in con·
ference.
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Coast sweeps Mt. Sa n Antonio
COSTA MESA -JeCf Hall recorded six kills and
five stuff blocks while Orange Coast College served lS • 4(..
aces t 'pinst Mt. San Antonio on Wedne5day in a r
South Cout Conference men's volleyball match u the
Pirates swept the Mounties, 15-6, 15-3, lS-7. at OCC.
The Pirates (13--4, 11_.), now a half-game ahead of Irvine Val·
Icy (10--4) for the conference's top position, were abo led by Scott
Sullivan's eight kills and Steve Snyder's three aces. Mt. SAC fell
to 0.13 in the SCC. OCC travels to Palomar on Friday. ,
OCC me n perfect in O E<;:
COSTA MESA -The Oranp Coast Collece men'• ---
tennis team concluded an unbeaten run through the • •
Orange Empire Conference achedule on Tuclda~ with _,,,-
an 8· 1 deci1ion O'\ler Cypress. , ----
The Pirates had little trouble di1posin& or the ovennatchcd
Characra in impnwina to 14-0 ln the conference. No player in sin·
ates lost more than two J•mes in singles, while Orant Hu~s and
Sean Lucere .on in stratpt sets at love. . -Bi··" 'l\.·t~:-,m ............... ., ... ... i.-.. • ...... M'-9· *'lDCCl• •N.M ._ ·---~M •W.-..MM ..... A •\-· ....... ,. .......
ace clinches share of title
COST A MESA -The Oranae Cout CoUeae ..,..., .... tennis team clinched at ae .... share ol ,... • .•
Orull Empire c.onJerencc title Tue.ta,, uoanctas ~
~Cypr-.M. ftl ,.,.... woa M ot 113 pmes to lmprvwe ao 14-1·1 Mnl.
12-1 la cmfennce. RMnide. who takes on OCC AprU 21 la a
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Costa Mesa's ~att Harb-er beats the throw back to th e bag in a fi rst-inning pickoff attempt en route to .i-o PCL \jctury o\cr Ccntuf\. ~
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High 31 10.30 in the 16-tc;.im dou-'
bl~·cilmin;.iliun tourn-.\ "h1 ... h ~\ln
l inuc'> on into th .. 'pri~g l rc.il .
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Costa Mesa's Jeff Pickens (above, left) applies the tag, but Centu ry's Jaime Ganey beat the throw back
to the bag; below, Joe Broesamle has the ball, but Century's Rosendo Medina (3) slides back safely.
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homer of year to pave way in
7-3 win over St. John Bosco
SANTA ANA ..: Cale Carter belted his third
home run of the year nnd senior right·h:lndcr
Rich Silva struck out nine for a complcte·g:ime
victory as host Mater Dei held off St. John
Bosco, 7-3, in an Angelus League cla h
Wednesday.
Caner had t\\O hits and dro"e in l"-O runs for
1hc Monarchs (10-1 overall, 4-1 in league), while Billy DIJnton {2
for 3, including a game-winning two-run single in the fifth) and
Jeff Frankel (3 for 3 with t"o ROI) olso b:icked Silva, '"ho 1m·
proved to 4-0.
The Monarchs, who hw their nine-game unbc:uen treak
snapped earlier in the week by Bishop Amat, return to iactton on
Saturday wilh a return engagement with St. John Bo o, startin&
at noon at Miter Dci. .... .,..,,,,,.,... ..... ,
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From 81 Ouest TOW1WDOftt-a1 die Saaaa
what is expected to be a festive oc· l Ana ~nuy Oub Jut Pridly. In
casion. complete with a banquet in • the Aiabt A rwndl. &he lfiwD.
the Tea Room and I raftlc. (Hat· p~I k>w aroa fowlOIDc ...
field, for thole interested, will tee N,icolc Ronald and J~ Baker ol
off at 11:56 a.m.) Bag ~ and Marianne Tower·
Among many other prizes. John sey and AlH:e Rhody ol Rancho
Leonard's Golf Shop will donate a Santa Fe. . . .
new sci of clubs, bul the real Low net W1Men in fliaht A
honor will be for the fastest iun in were ~aJ)' Ano Ison and Shirley
the Back Bay. Corman of Aha Vi~ta and Susan
"There should be some kind of A~raham and Sylvi~ Bcra~n o_f El
competitlon ioing on,., said Niguel. ~w gross V1Cton ~n Aaght
Wyrick, who held the course B were Liz ~hlpley and Cindy.Sel-
record (61) at Anaheim's ''Dad'' man of Tusten Ranch and Janacc
Miller Golf Course for 10 years. Blanton and Laura Hun~cr o!
"Most of the guys playing have Rancho Santa Fe. The V1Ct~nOU$
been teaching here for at least low net foursome ~as Patta Hoyt,
four years, so it'll be a chance to Ruth Conroy, Jackie. Voelkl ~nd
come out and watch them play _ Gwyn Myers of Hoaenda Heights
to clients, as weU as prospective CC. '
clients. 0
"(Jones and Lane) arc sponsor-More holes·in-one arc being
1ng the rame, as well as supple-stroked at the Newport Buch
men ting the purse -that's JUSl Golf Course, and once again, hole
too good to be true." No. 14 has been more than forgiv·
An additional $2,000 will be ing.
added for the pro-am purse. Tee Dave Anderson of Studio City,
off is scheduled for 10 a.m. Note: playing the course for the first
No betting is allowed. but you just time, used a 5-iron (157 yards) ro
might find your next golf instruc-ace No. 14 with Peter 'Fcgtc,
tor. Stay tuned. Nanette Williams and Chris In-
0 verso witnessing. Del Monge also
aced No. 14 recently as Cliff
Obray and Sru Hilborn warched. In the Newport Beach Golf
Course men's club tournament on
Saturday, Andy Weaver fired a 2-
over 61 to win low gross while
Hank Lefebvre shot a 52 low net
1n the Flight A round.
In Flight B. Dick Maynard won
low gro)s at 66 and Don Farmen
iook low net honors at 50. Jim An-
geli's 72 earn~d him low gross rec-
ognition in Flight C while Don
Gattuso·s 55 won low net.
In last Thursday's men's club
rounds. Craig Jensen won low
gross at 67 "hile Bob Shaw was
the low net winner at 54. Jack
Prince was second low net at 55 .
BRIERY:
From B3
Frank Selleck of Huntington '
Beach aced No. 5 (115 yards) with
a 5-iron on Feb. 26 as Chris Eason
and Emerson Powell oversaw and
Fred Morris was perfect on No. 9
with a 6-iron on March 31.
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Sophia C o of Huntington
·B,each..m.ade a nole-i.n!One at the
Mesa Verde Country Club (Costa
Mesa) on M?rch 13 on hole No.
18 (149 yard~.
Richard 1YP.nIJ Is a Dally Pilot
Sports Writ~ Mbose club 8fJlf col-
umn appeal'{_tvery Thursday.
f , •
makeup of a rain out, can tie OCC for first with a victory.
~ C...t •• c,,....o SlftelM; 911 (OCC) de! Menno, H ..... W.-(OCC) def Hllbmller, NI, 1Cbt. JrcQW COCC) 4tl
DIW'°'1, &-0, 8-3, ClrTlli (OCCI dlll Ma, M>. 8-0 ~ (OCC) di!. Sortino, 8-1, H . CIUlnlo (OCC) Of! MMWI, 6-0. &-0 ~
~ ~ (OCC) ctel. Moreno-~. 6-1, 6-1, Els-Wllault (OCC) def Dnsoft.Mlllc, 6-0.
&-0 ._.CllllwWm (OCC) di! ~. &-<>. s.1
Mustangs sweep past Centu·ry
COST A MESA -The Costa Mesa High boys vol-----
leyball team secured its first victory in three Pacific • ..... •
Coast League outings Wednesday, 15-13, 15-8 .. 15-3, ,. ~
over visitin~ Century. Middle hitter Khang Lai re·
corded 10 kills for Costa Mesa, 3-6, 1-2.
Holland named Titans' coach
FULLERTON -Brad Holland, a former prep bas-----
ketball phenom at Crescenta Valley, who went on to • •-!'
play for UCLA and the Los Angeles Lakers, has been 7 ~
named basketball coach at Cal State Fullen.on, replac-----
ing John Sneed. He got the nod from · a final field of seven, re-
portedly incl uding Mater Dei High coach Gary McKnight.
New Laguna Beach football coach
Laguna Beach High has selected Mike Barroo as its
new foo tball coach, repla.cing Lymah Olney.
Barron has amassed a record of 75 wins, 65 losses
and 5 ties while coaching at Duarte, Rancho Alamitos,
Buena Park and Santiago high schools.
• From 81
"He was really coruolina and
encourqina. so ho kind ol pu1 the
decision dowa for me, and said
bow the team will benefit from
me. He mtde me reel like I was
needed and he made me feel bet-
ter about myself."
for Ross, a junior who ""15
voted All-CU~ Southern Section
Division 111 in baske&ball for &he
second year in a row this week,
track and field workouts had be·
come lcdious. In addition, she tore
liaomcnts in her left knee ond
cracked the fibula in her lea in rhe
CIF 3·A preliminaries last spring
at Cerritos College while running
the 1,60()...meter relay.
"I felt responsible for us not
doing well," Ross said. ''I wasn't
crying for me, I was crying because
we were so close to winning. After
they can:ied me off, 1 cried for a
while. I was disappointed and 1
knew my teammates were, too. We
were so close to doing well. l told
myself J didn't want to deal with h
anymore and disappoint people.
"So I was trying to decide if 1
should just pursue a basketball ca·
rccr and work on my skills, but my
basketball coach (Shannon Jako·
sky) kind of said tbat track would
be good to help my conditioning,
and J was also thinking about bad-
minton, but everyone discouraged
me from that, so I just went out
and did (track)."
Ross, the Daily Pilot's Wahoo
Athlete of the Week, has fully re-
covered from her disastrous injury
and is onc:,c again setting new
standards in Orange Coun_ty tr'1ck
ana ficTd circTCS. -
Last Saturday ar the Trabuco
Hills Invitational, Ross won the
high jump by clearing 5 feet, 4
inches, she galloped the second leg
of Newport Harbor's winning 400·
meter relay team (50.0) and fin-
ished second 1n the Jong jump with
a bound of 17-4 V!.
"Sometimes, track gets kind of
tedious, but when you win and ev-
erybody's cheering you on, it puts
everything in perspective and
makes it worthwhile,." Ross said.
"In the past, 1 didn't really want
to be out there, but I did it any-
way. I just kind of did my job -
it's g'etting more fun as time goes
on."
Tweit hopes shc--has a blast this
year. After all, there's still next
year to think about.
Newp~rt falls
in tennis, 14-4
NEWPORT BEACH -The
Newport Harbor H igh boys tennis
team ca me up short on Wednesday
in a Sea View League makeup
match against visiting Univcr)ity,
14-4.
The highlight for the Sailors was
the play of Creighton Oyler and
Steve Sims in No. 2 cfoubles, as
the tandem won two of three
matches.
The loss dropped Newport to 3-
1 I overall, l-5 in league compcti·
tion.
From 81
boob wi&h the same linalo-mlndod
focus he mu1ten at lho plftc.
"I'm doina a lo& better ln
school," he said. "It's jUlt a mailer
of concentration."
Hem11ndci'i concentration was
1pparent last week, when he
lashed two hits In Tuesday's 6-3
loss to Oolden West, then went 4
for S with a double in Thursday's
6-2 up:.ct of confcrencc-lctading
Rancho Santiago.
Saturday, however, he had no
answer for hi tcamn11.11es' good-
naturcd jibes, nor the Rancho San·
tiago pitchers, going 0 for 4 In a 6-
3 Dons' victory.
"They really got on me artcr
tb:u," said Hernandez, who vowed
to make them all en1 their future
predeterminations of doom.
"l really want 10 get out there
and get it going again after Satur·
day," he said, with the kind of
conviction that assured you he
wasn't joking. Daniel Hernandez _.:........-------
Ashing report · ·.• ..· ~.' ·1
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Checking Caho San Lucas
By Riel< Mcintee
T his will be a very exciting year for fishing Cubo with wutcr
temperatures 74-77 degrees thanks to El Nino. As of April
7, Darrell Primrose. owner of the Tortuga fleet in Cabo. re-
ports 2 lo 6 dorado J?Cr boat per day in the 20-to-30 pound range,
a few wahoo weighed in at the 60-10-70 pound cla.\s (very unui.u-
al), but anticipating a reco rd year for.big fi h. ~to t boal!> fo.hini
.Jl1c Sc;i of Cortez, 30 minute~ from inc dock, Grii)• Rod. to the
Hotel Cubo ~n Lucas. George Harris of San Franci co weighed
in a 610-pound blue marlin on March 18 -!.oo~ like a .Bang
bu ter )'car for blues. ·
Davey's Locker in Balboa repc>ns their '~·dny boat, thc•rrce-
lancc, ltkippcred by Don Drockman, h:is been fi hing Cntulina \\ilh
catches of borracuda, bonito and three }CllowtJif on Tuci.dJy.
llalf-day boats arc doing ~Cally welt on·calico ba!.S. '·
l>EEP ~1:1' REPORT t\\tdnuda)'1 counl•I
DAVEY'S LOCKER -4 bo.m. 129 11111lc1$.. .l.l boni10, 'I h.lrracu.t:i. -ll aliro b;m, 17
und ~ 13 1eulpi11, J Uiccpbud. ~SO ~lfoh. I hni roJ. 6 IJluc ~rch. I ,.h11cfah, lS m~kcrcl
NEWPORT Ul\OINC -t ~·. 33 •nakn. -12 ~~nJ b;i 2.} ,.ihcu bau. 14 rod.fBh; 3 sculpin, I shccphc c1.
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vlcea around! PUBLIC SALE Off WIN "68UC U&.l fW chaMI must be made with ltUaUC U&i OP .Aof1t. 1992. PUblie Slor•~ natiOMI b1ntc. I "'9c.ll othef a;wnmon delllgnlit.oon ONMTIMG UMMlt -=jiiiiiiiiiiiiiil PE.AIONA&. PROPERTY ~........,., 1N ~M ltUSONAL HOPUTY ~ checks or cuh-PUSOMAL PROPaRTY M•nagemenl. Inc. T•I .. drawn by 1 state or federal If of 1he ·• ___.,....._ ifl No 22101 to bid al IM Sale. Pur· ... 13902 l«a checka atty. All put· ... 2 .. pnone (1111) 244-1010, ct9dit union. OI a thedl any, r• .. ~ r"'"'ovv• ~· the Califomi. cnaset mua1 be made wl1h Pt.nl.I • . omla chaMd good• we aold .... • 41Jt • AQ9nl rot owner wawn by 1w. or fedetal dftc:rJMd a.bow II pur· IUSt••• NAm s.tr ~ 10 P9flONI Chedtt Of ca~ .,,. to the c.lif la," and mo11 be paid tor Purauan1 to the Califomla p u b 11 a h • d ·New pot 1 uvtngt and io.n ~ PQIWd lo be: 15 ST ARflSH The fOllOWlng .,.,._, ,_
11y Act (8 1 ~1~ :,-::, lers checka atty. All pur· ::'1~ ~·= :.~ and remtNed at the 1lme ol ~If~ :tc:: ~ Beach-<Asta Mna Dady bor\ aavwngt •llOC6811on. CO U AT, N f W p ORT withdrawn ea 1 ~ .. liiiiiiiiiiiiiimll 91 MQ ). the ~~ ~~ ~ = w: et -.q ). 1M ~ ~ ~ :.::': et -.q \, the und9f~= Pilo4 A?rl 2, 9. 1992 lll20I : ~ 5~cft o1":.~ BEACH, CA 82t40 P*"'*~p as!~~ 1111 Wiii •ell 11 public: ~· and remoV9d at the ume ot w!U NII •I public IUCtlotl. Mfttemelic belWeen OWIWf wlll Mil at public aoc:1lon. nandal eocs. ancs autho-The ~algneO TtuatM llous bUtineU nune f1'
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C&metery • Mortut1r, Mesa. personal propetty In-uni.mont belWHn owner Coste Meaa. C • c:;"' ~. 1991. Public SIOfage Co111 Meu, personal NOTICE Off TO tHE BUILDING. llCU ttrMl ed<Qtt Ind OU. 19th St. 1201, Cotta ......
Chapel • CremalOfY =·~~lt~t~erc~ and obllgated pat1y. Dated =f:i ~~Of otn! Managetn1nt, Inc. Tel• PfOl*tY Including furnltUfe, APPUCATION TO SOUTH LEWIS STREET, comrnon dHlgnatJon. 11 Calif. 92627
3500 Paeitic View Ottve hold hams stored by the thlt 2ND and 9TH day of houtehOid It.ma at«ad by phone (8tl) 244-8080, dOthlng, IOOll andJor olher llLL ALCOMOUC ORANGE. CA Ill right. title tl/Jlf• ahown herein. S.00 The Flc1111oua 1N1Nu· ~t BMcti lolloW1 peftons· April, 1'192. Public Slor&Q9 Iha ~· Aoent for ownet. hOuMhold Hemt stored by alWMOES Ind .,_.,Mt ~ to ..._ Wiii bt INlde bcA wtlh-NWM ,.._,,ad \0 lbOW ....... -SP c{? BETTY. M1n1gemen1. Inc. Tel• • Publlahed NewP-ort IM fol!Owfng persons· ,.,..7 _ and"°"" h4tld ~ h undet • wat ~In Ot11nQe ~ _..,.,_ :2Sg JASPER'. phone (818) 244-41010, SP Hle2 .P. SHAFFER; BHch.Coala Mesa D&Uy SP D130 TOM MILLEA; w • 1•• said l)e9d of lNtt In tM out e:oYMant 0t wanny, on J1nu11y } , \Ht •,.·,·.,·,· .. ·.Tl·E·.···'~~ c~~Jt~~ etR~~: Agent for owner. :6oRED~~~ ~j,tJ-e~l Piiot Aprll 1. 9. 1992 ~CH~~~~NA~IEOCNAULRITV c-.!? Whom It May Con-PfoPel'tY situated In lakl ··~~~ Im~:.~ f51137' SP C238 CHARLES SABIC· Publlthed Newport INC • SP £132 DAVID Th205 ''" &OB'S PHlllY'S BEST County, Cal1f0fnll d .. Cl'lb-p ...... .,. "-· poe .......... ful name and...._ of IELL lllUWAY SP c21e BAGEL HEAVEN: Beact1-<Aata Mff& Dally STEWART· SP em DOUG PUBLIC NOTtC• Owner reaetvea the rlgl'll INC 11applying10 1ha 0.: Ing the land thertln: 0t encumbrW!Cft, '° pay the J*fOI\ wlltldfawlncr.
SP C30!I PATRICIA Me: PllOC AprM 2• 9• 1992 UNDS~ 'sp E229 T'MUR· . .. to bid, •1 the ••le. Pur· panin.nt of Ak:ohollc Bev· UHt•tT "A" lh• remall\lng 91lnclp11 Mehdi l<u9roonl, f6312 Mort~~~:l;~apel DINA: SP C337 JAMES Th204 MAN HINES; SP FOte RON NOTICI Of ~=~.r~ec:'t m:,d•:.~ erao-Control 10 1ell ako-(LEGAL DRSCIUPTION> sum of the flOtt(I) MC\ffCI ~~':·IMM.:',;.
WILLIAM DE LOZIER· SP HAFER; SP 0057 HUGH PU•LtC SAL.a O ff !era Cheek• bnly All • holic beYeraD" at 111691 PARCEL 1: by Mid o.ect ot TNlt, w11h I ~
110 Broadway 0411 S. SBEAA; SP f>424 RENT HUDSON C/O CLAUDIA P&RSONAL NOPPTf cnued OOC>d• .,; sold~ Brookhul'St St. Founlaln UNIT 34 AS SHOWN AND lnllf"I tMt90f'I, u pro-~!:~ l:,"~1 ~ t ~
Costa Mesa F.W. HILI..ER: SP 0427 RO. MIRKIN; SP HI~ SERGIO Ne t79?9 It .. ancf must be paid rot Valley. CA 92708 With "41" DEFINED ON THA.T CER-vlde<J In ...O fl0t9(I) Id-1'92 '
M2·11H DERICK SMITH; SP 0451 through classified ALVARADO; SP H147 Pinuant'to the California .mi r•l"nOV9d ., Iha llme of On Sale Beet .. Wine (Pub TAIN CONDOMINIUM vane .. " any, -Iha Th-117
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an Aprtl '7, 1992. at 21)() this 1ND Ind 9TH day of 11\211 flC~ RECORDS ()tr QR. TNIM Ind of IN Wltl ,.._1 ..
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erty Including furniture, phone (8 ti) 2•4-1010, Title Order PAACll 2· ~ ~ )OIOwlng ,._
doehlng. 10ola andl04 other ""-'' fOf owner· No. It 7184 .. IO AN UNDIVIDED 1 /40TH Accrutd lmtrftl end 80• .,. dolf'ia butlneiM ..:
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• fOllowlng P9f'IOl'\I: 8Mch-<Aa1a MeM Daily lncrM .__. · CIAl.. ~ M.ectero, .... SP Et09 JERRY CAD1LLA: Pilol Apr;l 2, I, 11192 No.,.~... 4 Of TRACT NO. 11)5, IH M t.hll .,,... poor to "D" Miiiion vieto. CA
SP E1 HI MAR™A ADAMS; Tl\207 ,. ... ,..... ... TH! CITY Of' ~T ..,_ tat1
SP E131 DEAN O. "°"31317,.._ ~. COUHTV Of' Oft. Tl'9 ~ undet Mid e..n. P. ~ nMJ S H US KY: s P E 15 3 ftUIUC NOTICE llOTICa OP ANOI. STAT! Of' ~ OMd of Tnitt '*"Orot1 Mao.o. ~ "O' .. ...-on
MICHAEL GRAHAM: SP nNSTD'a SAU fORMA. AS St40WN OH A -.cultd end ~ lo V19tO, CA IHI\
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.... o1 ~ ~ ltCT YOUI' flAOflll'TY IT JM MOl(I HUllMD MD _ CP03MIL _ . . . tor.IMO • OoallMftt No to-conteneed 10 the °' wtce. nw. -.. Of Mwcwtt .,Y au.... .._.. ~ Ne •narw•~ice CoM-MAY IE SOLO AT A PUklC: WR~ .......... 2 NOTtc:t!OFPETIT10N 570109 01 Olllclll '*«•In KMon.) ~ 11~ Dlw.1121112 8*edOt Dall: 1) ~ l tet11Mnt ~~':.:--=~· :, ~~:'~ :f.J-:' ~EDNA~U~ ::-..::. '::4:-°'ot~ TOJft"d'~R ~ ~~ "':n:~ :::::...-:....~ .:-:::a a':.'::i = :,-'~~ .,,~c::~ ~ =::=: =-· 1~ -::=-wnder ttwc cerYin THE PflOCEEDING AGAINST COUftW ..._.., Of ORANGE AQnH .,.,Y UIClllH tly: DAVID Cl\AIG eMed perton 11w 111 Ob-amnnc•, 94000 AVILA ~pfl: 31 Ctvllt of USA CONDOMMINIUM Newport 'Center Drive
..._. ol TrUllt llllC\Md b'f' YOU, YOU IHOULO CONTACT A CiuftW, C1111n111,.,.. pWIUllll L..undareft .. IEIUW., A SINGLE MAH, • ~ to 1t1t peUllor\ end It 0 AD , LA Q U .. A Oela. Double Picture, Ml9t COMPANY, 20I ArnNm ii 111. Newport Beech,
.... en unmet"9d LMMI' ......... of .,...... WI ~nee I[ Lu Trunor. ~IEN SHAH WAHG ltlOWI DOOd C*JM WhY the MIQUaL, CA •••OT Ploof. • Piece, CoN ........ Cellf. c.llf. t2t80 :-';~~!!"'°'" l9llllfd8d NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S SAU (!don lo ............ r. -.·N04'"1ar: MD HUEI YU WAHG, HUS· court lhoYld not granl Ult (Tt4) M J -410t j Property m._y b• ll')o mM .... 2..6.... Thi• buelneee 11 co~
61"'--· • lnttfumenl UNDEI\ DEED Of TRUST ~ ........ 1S ti • .. SAND MD WIFE, AS JOINT eulhotty. • • ~ 'M: 2'000 Alllle ,..._ Aobe'1 Ptnenon, duded by: f'llol :::.::;':,'~·· " ~ -• - -.., ...,.,:;;;;;; ...! o/.,! ...;:..._._.. -TINMTS, • --· W1U A HEAAINO on ....... ..::••..::•~ = r~~· CA ::!, ~ =· "°'" Th• , ... ,:.~ ... ...... ol lflQll ._ft~· GS L. flHANCIAL a Clll~ Rtoorn .. W on Mio/ 1, ---cncllDrs; SEU. AT PUBLIC AUC'flON TO lion wtll be held on MAV 7, ' -1 • ,......,., Room • • menc.d to ~ bUai-ltle C.lotnle, undef Corpotalloll • m• or tuc>
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U. II THE MAaN con4ln9ent cncleon, Md THE HIGHEST l100EA FOR 1992 .. t:A5 P.M. In Dept. Hoc A.Pitt, 10, U , 1992 3207 IU t:OO 11'11 the ifly-ot Donna Gwen Petterson. nea undet lhl Flclllioul ~ ~ ::: M ._ .. cmot ~-. or sVblal_. (NOftTffl . ENTMNCl TO THE =---*"° "W!t CASH, (pay_. 111mt ol All In 3A located 11t 700 CMc Th211 = ~ Terms: :-.... ~ ~· Cotu 81194nHt Neme(t) !Nied =-1o .,. .....r: ~;:" .::..-:::'.:° ;.::: ~ ~=~· 100 1M ,.';, °' ~'!!~ =· m.:'"[.:'. :" ~ ~CA =•w"'· ._ l'UILIC NOTICE ._,..>;;;;! = .i:r Thi• buoioo" " <oo-•:.;.:::"'." -· ~~ ct.a : AUXAHDEA MO, SANTA A SMTA MA, CA 11 pubic: WE.::~~~~ c:Mck Clta.n ilY 111MI or n> 1' 'YOU0f9"'ECT TO the llOTPCK TO =.of~.:'=.=::, by:
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"'8 ti.n. of .... ~lul AU>CANOER, HUSBAND AHO Ion, 1o 111 hlgNlt bldlllt 1or A 7e'TITION~ been tlonll l>ank, • dM<* drlWll by• C 11eppe": ~h!:. CltDfJORS Of' certtlled cMc:tc, ~. C>f Th• regl1trant(1) e,qrn-J:: :~ ~ "*: mcJne¥ of IN lJnlled a... WlfE M JOIHT TENANTS Rt-C11t1 (~It 111 *'1t Of Siii llad by a.I y.,~ St.all "' ltd«lll ctMllt union, 01 Ing end mitt your ob-llUUC ULa . trMMnr'1 chlctl or by e menced lo trantaet ~ OrW1Q9 ,.. _ _, .._:,
ol Amefla, wtthout wenen-cord141 12/1911990 Intl No 1 In llWM moMy Of lie Unblcl ConAay ?n the SuOeriof unecur1wn tly 111aa or ltd-~ or file wrtn., ob-caeca. tt04, \Jnlled Si.t• po9te1, banll. ""' under the Flctillout 2, 1m ..._ .. , on 'Y ....... or lrl"*8d .. 10 662911 Of Olllc:UI Rtcordl In Slltlt), .. right. ... llld lnllf· Court of California, C"ounty 1111 IMIQ• llld loan mod> • wlttl 1he court bl-.,. u.c.C.) Hpr111, or ltl1graph Bu•IMH. N.,,,.(~ hl1ed FIZiHO
title, we. P"AMllOn or en· Ille officl of Ill• Cooniy Rt-•t. ~to llld now MN of OR~GE. don , SIVln9$ nsodaOon , 01 the hllflng. y001 ..,. hcrew Ne. money order. MIM chec:k •boYe on. Maren 1 , 1992 Pubhhed Newport~
::r'!:.":',:. = ~I~ ~o:n .. ~f"'~=1111C:~ :o:.::.= ~ ~ ~.~ ~-f\:ET~ ~:o~lk~.: cS::~ =::::. ~~ petton Notic.".:-MIC :. "=:~~s:. ~ .:t:=~· flltd CO$ta Mne Diiiy Pilot· ~ 9'ICtl Tnntae 1tl encf-'lo Nollel of o.1-..11111d Eltclion to and Sn and dtlCtl>td •J ~ Conley • Mand aulllOl'Uld 10 do business IF YOU ARE A CflEOITOR credltora ~~. ":r.h~ ... ....... 0:,:-~tynry-~ Merctl a . APflf 1, t , 18,
t • lollowlno deecrlbed Stl 111treund1t recorcltcl io.s. El0t181T 'A' Thal porton _. • ~ in 1111111•) AL IN TttE FRONT or • conllngenl creditor or nemed Dae: -..v•/9ll 17, 1092 on ateh
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property ~tueted In 11\1 1112711991 Inst No I 91· Of 111oci 0.33 Of CotON Del :=talive to Of TttE Fl.AGPOLES AT THE the deceased, you mu11 Ill .... It .=rtoU: ,:.~ PffTERNAL REVENUE
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PUBLIC NOTICE 9.,..-04-039 11141Sellon04/16/1992111000 .... COuntyofOranoe Stall THE PETrT PLACENTIA CIVIC CENTER 1copy\Othepet· beloW D.RUDROH24,P.O. ewporl ach-, ___ __;_;_~:.:.:;;___ ~ARCa.~ MA• AM •t '" fAONl Of TliE OI c.irtorn.. • Plf miP ,. ... the decedM.oN 401-411 E CHAPMAH AVE . aonal repretentallve ..,. The Mmes end businff• aox :10220 , LAGUNA ColU MtH Dally Pilot . FlcUtlou•
ol ht cer.M ~ 38 HAGPOLES AT THE MAIN EN· COfdtd In 11* 3, PIDIS 41 llld ;fl end c:odlclls. If .:: Pl.ACENTIA, CA Ill right, bllt C:U~:':o~~ liddrM ... of the""" er1: NIGUEL, CA e2eo1 Match l9, 28, AprH 2, 9, •u•lM H .....
lum Pni,ect • lhowtt ~ TRY AREA TO THE Pl.ACENTIA 42 ol Mllclllntoul ...,., In be admin.d to probela •• and lntlfts1 convtyld to and of fttat ltsuenc• of 11n!r: MASSOUD NIKOKAR, 5002 (714) 843-4301
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• lum Plen. whtch Plen ..... CHAPMAN AVO~UE Pl.ACEN· COfeltf or said Countt. els-.... .•valable tor ol Trust In 1111 Pfope(ty 111Ua•d of the Callfornl• Probele 8 •• ch. c A 9 2 8 4 9 ' Be•ct\/CO•t• M4lsa Dally -PUBLIC NOTICE .,, bolng business u :
tacMdM&hibll"A"IOlhe l lA,CAalpubllclUCllon,tolllt la1>td•lolows·llglnn1nQ11eurninalionlnf\etllekepl In Slid Coun!y, calill)(n\a de-Code. The time tor Ning SHAHRAM ZAHEO, 5002 PllotAprllt 10 1118 17 BANOlJE SERVICES
Declef .. ion ot Covenanta, hlg~t MOW lor c:.tl (PIY_. I PGlrlt In Ill SOUlllWIS~ Wit byTf\HeEcourl scrt>lng lllt land lltfm Lot 14 c:lalmt wi1 not exi>lre be-i.~ c:;;~.9HIM'ltN•"!J'Eon 11, 1992 ' ' ' ' ' CMS10320 tl GROUP, 18055 Btach
c:.ondllioM end Rest1c1'°"' II N tN'M of sMI In laWIUI ol Oouri BoullYlrd • shown PETIT.oN 111 8lodl m ol Section A ol tort tour month• from Ul• IC • .... • ~SI R F!c1111ous BIYd .. Sult• 531, Hunting-
end Reeerva11on ol Eeae-money ol lht Unllld Staltl) 11 on said IMP ol Cofone Del MM.~!!.." authotfty to Newport a.ach, •shown on • hnrlng d•I• noticed ~~R<iUZN\~.: .• n~02 1'12
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•uslneu Nam. ton Beach, CA 92649. menll lbMna lhe ENbllnQ 11QhL Ille, 1114 lnMtsl C1Ml· said J)Olnt being 160 ... t Soulll· ...,,._ .. , the .. tale Mao Recorded In Bool 4, Page abo¥9. e.acn., ve., -·-.,,.on PUBLIC NOTICE Stat Richard Ro~ Holtd.tw,
Document E11eb111tunq a wyed to Ind now htlCI 11y It un· ~ ttom Ille most Noflll· =~ .... l~I E ndenl 21 ol MISCdlntous Maps, Re-YOU MAY EXAMINE 1he ,.: ~:61~ Can ml The Fo1.:::''pttton. 18970 Dak°'a StrMI, FOUl')o
PW! lor Condornlnluni Own-Ot< slid Deed of Trusl Ill 11\t lfl'/ COflllf ol llloc:lc 0.33 Ac1 vvn O states COl'dS ol Orangl County. ~ filt kepi by IN court." You of hi chief
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o a •SC SOt 119 OOI ~ • tain Valley, CA 92708.. !' .. ~wnich Dedei••ion • Pf00tf'tt ••111i .. • 1n slid eouniy lltl'G SOUllllll~ llollQ Iii llOw (ThlsU'I authonty will t01nli nit s11111 ~·ddrm and .,. • '*'°" lnleruted' In of tthl ... ,;~me. F1ctttlous SOCA~ SECURJvu.SER· Thi• bu1ln1u ts con-....... _, • ~ ·ene· and Sta• and dualt>td •I<* SOUl!wes*1y Int of Oct.I re ..-ntai: f>llSOnal olller C01nmon dtsiQl1•11on. 11 the ettat•. )'CK.I !NY tllt ebove · u .., • .,,...Heme VICES 4690 MacArthur ducted by an lndMdual.
lo • Cettlfltel• Conlenttng lows LOT 19 IN BLOCK 30 Of llootlYllO around. CUM con-,,:; w;i;! 10 I~ Illy, or lh• real Pfoc>tf(V a. with the court. formal R• ,.. U1tedJ>y lh• "'"' all -Statement Cout1 iA. Newport Beach, Tht rtgiltrent com--~ ~o-NEWPORT BtACH INJliE CIIY CM to ~ Soul!IWJ llatag. 1 ob~Y.w.... ~~: .;,.Oltaf. f91btf lboYl. ls QUQ)Gdlll lo :-' ~ ~ =.of oUlM buslntu namn.And The fQlowlag..peqon(9) Calll. 926'0 . =~ ~~ camber
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~ or NEWPORT BEACH, COUNTY rld1111 ol SM 6 ... I, a dlsllnee e.i;eTat&;g cet1arn WfY be 2926 NEWPORT BLVD. and appfllul of "1111 :Z addreu11 u1td by Ule \ert) doing buslnels u : Scxlltllm Caf1fomla Perk· 8u1lnt1• Na mt lltttd
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~ Otl 11 Of ORANGE. STATE OF CAll· ol 100 lllt to I J)Olnt. said J)Olnl in'1>011anl action$ NEWPORT BfACH, CA 92663 Mtl °' of lll't peUtlon or M(ler within thrM y1ar1 be-MCS PLASMA SYSTEMS, lno StrVIOll, Inc., 1 Calllor· above on~ 2•1u 2
cial ~ordi ol O 1-FORNIA AS SHOWN OH A MAP btllg 7 25 ... t NorllWISI ot lie however, the ~;I Tiit uneltCSIQntd Trus .. dlS· a<:coun• 11 provided In l0tt the da\t such Us1 wu ~C~ 3;11 S. Sh.annon s' corp«atlon., 645 Ash Richard R. Hol9dew
County, C.lou.,.. • ienge THEREOF AECORDEO IN 8()()1( OlgtnnlnQ of a CUM on 111t repr~lalive wiU be <SllnS 11tY llat>tllty fl)( any ineor· MCtlon 1250 of the Cell~· t«1t or dtllvefed lo lhe Ml, enta Ana. Cal'ifor· trtet. Sen Diego, Calif. Thit 1111tment wu llltd
PAllCfL 2· An 3, PAGE 26 MISCELLANEOUS Horfltal1 IN ol uld fllocl; ~red '° 9"'9 nollce to rtclnttS Of !flt SlrMI lddrm nla Probe.I• Codt A A• buyer art: Same nla
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Convnon At9ll ~ ': ANGE COUNTY The 111•1 ad-llon 1 dSllOC:9 ol 75 ..... more ~~~nob ot II 111y, shown htr..n S..O Siie lorm It ~ IYom lhe :'8~-::;0o1 ~~~ot~ ~~~1 ~ ~ dT':edr~li~m 19.
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follows Loi t of Ti11el dress and 00111 commOll dH· or Im, to• point In flt Wtsl· action) The ~~ 11111 be matie, but wiDlout cov.-coutt clerk. MAN, 9010 s. Homby A SttMI, Senta AN, Callfor· mtneld lo trensec:t bl.ls~ Fl.22290 8408, u ttlowf't on • ..._, ignallOO, U ltll'f ol llt rNI pr~ er ol Akl llloci. UICI polnl .,..••lion 8 . nant"' .tarran!y, tXDfassed or Attorney tor the Whittler CA 90603 YI., n1a 927~52 neu under lhe F'ldltious Publl1h1d Newport
Recotded 1n Book 343. lily dtscrtOtd mow • put· Soulll 10"35' ... 76 wl be anted u~ Implied reoarding 11111 posses-Pettttenen The UHll lo be told art Th• bualntn 11 COl')o Bualneu N•m•(•) llsted Btach/Co•ta ..... Olly ~ 1 lhtough 4 lnclUSNe C>orlld to tM. 126 31ST STREET 1111 om an angle point In lie lnteres.."J person fllM an Slon, or lllcumbrlnOts, to PIY HOWSEJt, GERTNER described In general u : ell ducted bye c0tpor•llon . abovt on: February 1, 1892 Pilot Much 19, 2S, April 2. r.a,,~cell~eou1 Maps, HlWPORT BEACH CA 92863 Wts*1y Int OI said lklct, said objection lo 1he pedtion IN rema1r11ng prlnQOal sum of & MOWN, atodl In trade, lurnitwe, llx· Th• regl1trent(1) com-Donna Kendrick. Secrtlary II, 1992.
Callf of enoe County, Tiit 1111omi;M4 -frus• .-. angle POinl being Sou1I and shows oood caUM "" nollfl) secuied 11y Said 4340 CAMPUS DR., wrn. equipment, gooc!Wlll menced lo transect bU8'-Th11 11ai.m.nt was filed lhl94 °""' Eac.ep(Jng thef• c:llimS any~ tor ltll'f tncor· 30"00'52" E_, 7015 lllt lrom why the courf ~ not Deed ol frusl ~UI interest an too and the trade name ol a nen under the llctlllout ~! •,:;.04J(lh .:,2 Ill-ltctntss ol lht street ICldrm Ill mott Wtswtr COfntr of gnint the autiorlly. llereon, as provided In Slid NMottT •EACH Chevron Service Station 8utlnt11. namt(t) lilted r--D-0--.-,-,-0-U_R_S;....E_l_f_l_D_E_A __ _
tcnb.t on tht ~ end":; .lfld olltt common Ots~l\lllOI\ talcl llcQ. '*'°' Norll t0'3S' ~. H~ING on tie noll(s) adnnon 11 11ry, undtr CA ff..0 ' ~ .,. located et: 5002 ~~,NIA - -S
the o.ci.aoon Alto a.· :m':nt'!'i°:: u':'O: .,!an:~ =~ ~~~ !!!"k:.~ ~~. f~ ~ t ~P.~~ :..:;: ~~~o~T:-:~ (714) 812.asoo Be~ c:a;S..11Hunt1ngton tem1, Inc. Conttol Sy• A READER SERVICE OF THIS NEWSPAPER ~i:-•hom ell ttn· 111 ot>ftgl110n sta1rH by lie 30"DO'S2" Eat 1 ·-ol In o.p1. 3A k>Caled at 700 PtllstS ot.in. Tr1i1i. and 011111 Publlthed Newport The buslneu name used Jtf'ald Krlch<Nt, Prtsldlnt • •nd ·~··· ... ,.,..~~tit SOid d CMc Cen11f Oriv9 w.... tr IS 0 .......... 811ch-Co1ta M... D~ by the •111• at that loea-This ttattmtnt WU tiled ,...... luc:4t&ed °' 10 be lo-I'"....-an ruson· 7015 tllt lfom Ill mott West· P.O. Box 838 Santa Ana. us cttlll 111 Siie! ......, ol PlloC April 8 9 15 11192 · Uon It: "HUNTINGTON with the County Cler• of ceeed on IMS Loi t lbll ts '911 cotts, npwes ~ COflllf ol uld llloet. lhtlQ CA 92702-0838 Trust, IO-Wll $251,293 92 Es· ' • ' BEACH CHEVRON~ Orange CoYnty on March ~AAC:al 3: Alt undlvoded ~ IOYlllCn al lllt lime ol 1141 In I Soulltlllllrtr OSCIOn I IF YOU oBJECT TO llm*d Accrued lllwnt and Wt30 The entlctpated date of 24, 1002.
t/42nd ....,... 1r1 ancs 10 e1 ~ publlQIOll of Ille Nob dlltance ol SU lttt, more or the granting ol the pelllion ICldillonll IOVftlll II any, -"' PUBLIC NOTICE the bulk salt Is Aprt 27 ' F5H 097 o1 .. ~•ll loc:ated ol Sall • $276.337 10 In Mid., llSI, \IO lie J)Olnt o1 blQln'*'a )'CK.I 9hould appe81 al tie inatast lhis lioure prior to Ula 1992 ., the olfic9 of OP: Publlthtd New 011 an Lat t M .._,and c»-Ion ID cafl 111Tnn•11141 ac-ASSESSMENT NO 052·~03 hearW.JI and st.ala your lhl bentlbafy under UICI Deed DepertMent o f t h e PORTUNITV ESCROW, e.ach/Coata M... balty
SCflbed on .. Aan end '" Cl9t I c:aslllW't did*"" 'Oft Thi .... '""" and Ollltt ob~ns °' file wl1tten Of Trvst h"''°'°" necu•d T,. .... ,,,,ntemel ...... 1205 E. CHAPMAN AVE., Pilo1 April 2 9 18 23 the Dada..,., ~ a 11111 or nlllONI '*'" 1 dMdl common ~. If llr/. o1 obJedons wilh 1he cour1 and dtllvtred to Ille under· enue S.rvloe ORANGE. CA 92668 1902.. • • • '
....,,.... Uniea 1 etvougti ~ ~ 1 sl* ot ._,II 111 r• IWOC*1Y o.crtlld belore the hMring. You• SIQMd • Wl'lntn DtdarUOll or Notice of Thi• bulk aalt. It subject
41 ~ • ...,... and tlNll YftlOll or 1 dlec:t «awn tllM "C1UfPOf1N 90 tit ?723 appearanc:. mey M In 0.liiull and Demand IOI Sale Publlo Auctl n IO Celltomla Unlfonn Com-th210 dlleetlbed Oii .. Aan and tly. $119 ot lleltrll umvs and OOEAH BOULEVARD NEW· pttsOn or b'f your attotney and • Wflltln Nobel ol Oelluh ...
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lft .. Dldilrellllf'I loin moadon uwtngs lnQ> PORT BEACH CA 92625 IF YOU ARE A ancl Ellcnon r.o S.. TIMI under· u 1
6108.2. ~A .. CeL 4 . H o11 · '*'°" ot uvtnqt banlc tPtO-Thi ~ TM111 CREDITOR or •signed caustd said NollCI' ol tll'NI~~ ~In~ If ao eut>iect. lhl name CNS1032:2M ~ " 1 w.11a lor ac· 1114 In Stcllon s102 of N r .. dildllmt 1/1'1 lal)llly IOf 11ry contingent c:t9d10f ot fl• O.laull and Etecoon to Sii to be Uon 1331 lhl Cod• T' and •ddreu of the PlrM>n Flctltlous ~~~ ... n.c,:· nwar coo. 111d 1111iot!ZM 1111 rnc:ontcbtl ol lie s•111 Id· =~ ~~ ::~ llCO(d•O ., IM coun1Y ....,, tctlbed b.towpro~ = f.Op~l'\;~ E°:. •uslneH Name r~i. me1ntltnlnCO ff.....,.,.., 1111 Sil• In lie .,... and °""common Ots· ilnd mal1 • c • 10 f\ 1119 rUI PfOC>ll'1Y IS locnd llld ..Ued fof nonp11yment of CROW. 1205 E. CHAPMAN Statement
end toll 04hat ,put..,.., el twtnl ..,,.,., oiler 111111 cash • lgftdoo. ll ffl'l, lllOWll htrtln personal re~tativ: mOft Dian 111111 monl!ls have lnttmlll rtYenUt 1axn due AVE., ORANGE. CA 92664 TM folloWlng '*'°"'
• sfloltn .,,, lN Condomin ~ ... IN TM• ""' -The llD1ll llllOUlll of "" Uft· appointed by the coul1 ~d Sll'ICI SUCll ncord•Dofl fr 0 m E u G E N E M • Ann: Millie Cortl and lhl .,. c:tofrlo buSlnOll n:
"""PWl llf1d def...S ll'l the"'* tit~ ol ""TM· -bl8IQ ol "' otlllglllon wlflin lour months trom 1>141 04A>~2 WHEELER. 24151 BIG Int dale tor filing daiml KlM EkTERPRISES, 222
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.. ._ OMd untll tundt 11tCOrnt tealrtd lly N PIOC*tY to Dt the date ol linst issuance ol flflST JMl>ErtNOENT T.O. TIMER STREET, EL TORO, shall be April 24, 1992, Harllord Dr.. Newport ~ 0.. OI ~1 ~llMlll r.o 111t Pl¥tl or tn· sold and ttaonlbll 1111ma1N .. ttaf'S as ~ en SERVICE AS TRUSTiE 1760$ CA t2e30 Which 11 the bus1neu ~ Beach., catlf. 92eeo
llieCt\. C.-.Na •orw. • l!llGlr Ol 11Qf11 S-0 CM• ..... ft .... MC'*>n 9100 of f\e VfNTURA BL~ tnaio CA The P!°'*1Y WIM be told before the .... date l<h F'ranclt Maldonedo. n. .,... emourit °' IN ...... Dt "'* Olll Wlll\OUI .. Ill *"' ol"' Niii puOlca-Califoml. Probete Code f1316 T•llP/IOM Numb# • puC>IC eucOon .. pro-tied llDOV't. 222 Manford Dr .. Newport ~ Cllinarpilf ~ In-aMnanl ot •r1t1~ .. .., llon of lie Hoece ol Sall It The time '°' tilina dl*11I (ltl) 1'3-f500 LYNN WOL vlded by lnlemel ~ Oeted March 2A, U192 Beact\ c.llf. t2eeO . ..,. --.an. aooieet. .n or ~ rep-o * pos· 11.093.m 13 wl t)Ot •xs>t• beb9 tour cort. TRUST£E SALE omctlf = ~ and ,. llehHufted K111ad ~.,~~ :aldonacso, ~ •imattd coecs S4IS$IOll Of tneumOrlllCllS. to In .,..... lo c:atl, N "'°"'" "°"' Ile hHM OPP6111 APR9,16.23.1992 Date ofs.11: APRIL 23rd OttNMn Beed\, Calif ~Newport
:::-.:: of-:.~ el plJly Ille lndeb&tdness M· Trut• .. ac:ICllP( I C1111ian da• noticed al>Ove. 1992; Time Of Sale: 10:00 Publlthtd Newport Tl'llt builMH II COl')o
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T1u1t .. PIOVtded PfOPll d\¥11'8 "'' UPlftStS OI lie IMIQs ~ ~ Sec-o~ N~...!-~ ••TAft OFI ::. Offered: Onty the D•p•rtMent e f t h • ldanllficaUoft • .,....... M• llld ol llt rvss cru .. tlon 5102 ol 1111 flnandll Code ap sisal ot -·1 MARY JANS NKORP EOOI 11111, end Interest ol T .......,,,,ntemal R.,,..
Ffom 1ntounallon whech by Mid Ottd of Trust ~ ,.1Ulloriad lo do ~ ot pr of any •.:~.:S-! e&a• NO. A 1 "4M !,.. ~~~1:: ~ 9IMM hfvtce the Trutitea dtenw reMtllll. DIM OJfZO(t992 •• tMI In Ill"*'' OI .,,_ account as gl'OYided In To .. helrl. bet\lfldariff. ff ,.......,..., Net?ce of
bul tor lihd\ TNttoo n-.. IU.l . ftEIMCW. CORPOM· OW ollltf l\an Cllfl II~ secton 125 o4 f\e crtdllon. COMlngtnl Cfedl-o tf9d tor tale. tt r• PubU Auction
no reptWtalion or •••en-Tiote. AS rlfUSTEl BY OUAL d "" TIVAM lnlY -""'old lllt California Probala Code. A '°"· and ptftOM wno may :::-css.n:: =~ ~ ; ... ly, the .,... ~ea(•) 0t trY LOAN SERVICE COAP AS llSIUlnOI Of 1111 Trus•'I OMd RequMI to< Soecial Nob othetwlto be lnteretlld In torm1tJon ebout possible Under the authorflv In 10-
odllr OCllMIOtl deeigNllOll AGENT 1151 CASr FOURTH Ullll ""* btc:omt ~ ID form Is avalable from f\e .... Ot aaut•. Of both. tnCUmbranCoS which " """' ROlllfiYI CoOe MC
ol tho ebov• de1c11bed ST/;£(1 SUITE 111 SANTA lie Pa,te Ot tndor. a I court deflt. or: MAAV JANE NEGRI be UMfal In ' dtt~ llon 9331 lht Pl'OPtrtY ~
pt()Plfly II 35 c.rtyon ~CA 91101 (114) 115-l'lllftlr ol rlgllt Anorney '°' P.tllloner: A PETITION hU been the Vlllut of "" lr4trMl scribed betow hU ~ 0. 0nwe. Hewpor1 a..ct\, 9961 TElflfY RUSSELL ASSIS S. .... Dt made, 11111 CECIL C. WAIGHT filed by FRANK NEGAI, JR. being IQld. Mlzed tor nonpaymenl of CA '2t2S TANT SfCMTARY ~ CCMfllllt Ot wwranty. 215 S. Anita Or. 1'8 205 In the Sl.lperiof ~ ol O..crlpflon ot Property: lnlemel ,revenue wen due
&Md P'°'*'Y • blirlO mid OPP6~ ~26 ~ll tlPfWI Of mpild "GI'-Ort "91 •CA12111 ~Mlomla. councy of QR. 1855 CHEVROlET BEL fl'om KENNE™ M AND :. ~.:..:::no 29 1997 .. Pol.aion Ot tnQlftl• ~ Newport ~Ee. PETITION \11111 AIR: FOUR DOOR SEDAN: CATHV J, ANTos: OBA
98ld o.d of Trutl ~ bf ... llO •'Y Ill lllMOllCI• Mesa p.=ta that FRANK NEGRi.°'.lR. bl T w 0 T 0 Ne GREEN SHERWOOD FLORIST
.._ lfld _.,_. of tl'le S el t 'four t'I om• =-"::n\r lliclwltl~w: Aol 2. 3. 9. 1992 ~Id u ~ rep-~~~00io.Ws~~~Eo~~~ .~id! : ::
TNlllee lfld of S.. llVQU9h ctaultlld. • IWO'Mtd ewMi llld 1111 • Buy 11. s.11 It. flnd It. resent•..,. 10 admil.._ ETEA READING 39,331: vtdtd by INernal Aewnue
caMtornla "econwey· Ma•e78 ol i. un Claslifled. lhl estate ot"" decedent. VIN #C550043705: RED Codi MCtlon 6335 and r• F~-=~::...:.::...:;l'Ott::::..:•:..,i ntE PETTTION CAR COYER: HAS "THE lllecf regua.~
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880 -est B&7 Street Costa Mesa, CA, 88887
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Here s an aulllent•c 1tproduc11on of 111ost ;<1bie-
1>enc:"6 .. std ov ou• f0felafl'ltf£ f11p up Ille table
top and you ve 001 a seat 101 2 pull •I do"'" and
you ve gul a oarnt 1ab1r or study Iles~ Tilt t.ible
sno"'n wu d 01 l<.l!Olty P"'t txn ;iny fal\\.y ply
wo11d will 110 Trac~ rnr 1u1i.s1ze pa11t111 onto ""ood
saw out the par1s and a~seinblt Hie pl~., n .ioe(
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P 0 Bo• 2383 van Huys CA 9l.a9
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NEWHOMllU
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VSRUH.Ln
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lge ltv rm/din., 2 Ing• .... new baths, de-e.te. l.9 'ffd s.1290{ a OF THI IDT!
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2Br 1 'hBa, new car-
pet/paint. $895 thru $950. 1728 Bedford
Lane. 827-5107 or
31().596-4770 x 205
SAN
CLEMENTE 2176
New o c e a nfront condo penthse 3Br
211.iea. 3000 1q n. pv1
elevator, huge deck.
11 1kyllght1, granite &
wood thtvout. $3000/
mo. 366-9714
SELL
your used vehicle
through classified
&42·,678
COSTA MESA 2624
•Move In Special!
**A•lt Mgr For Delalla on Rental
Bonuaeelt
1BR &i28R 2BA
Pool, 1p(,·cabl• hkup
WESTUkE V1LLAQE
845-8t22
You!
Just a note ·to tell you
t hat the Pilot sold my
·· boat. Not t he Register
or t he 11m es!
Art Verdult
Costa Mesa
Nt.Wl'OH r
Ht:ACH 21;1;9
NEWl'OH r
HEACH :!l;f;H
McLAIN
ENTERPRISES
1, 2, 3·1edroom apartn1«1tl wtth
flreplocel, wet bar, mlctOWaY9,
woshel/d/tVef hootupt, central <* ond
gorag9 wtth utra ttorage. Al.I
~lnciuded.
INDUSTRIAL 2788
New Bulldlng!
1.000 aq. h.. 20' cell·
Inga, $795/mo.
2080 Plac entia Av
Call •.S.'7001
400 2000,3&00
Sq. ~t. 3975 Birch St.
Npt Sch 541·5032 Agt
Business &
Finance
HllSINt:ss
t'OH SAl.t: :.?HOO
Eatabllah'd local hancty-
man bu1lne11 for
aale Truck/equlp/ofcl
client ll1t. '721·9135
CREDIT 2H07
Credit Repair
FHI from S149. Tum
your credit around fOf
the 90'•· Can the ex·
pena ...... .,.,
INVt:ST!\1t:NT
Ul'l'OHTliNITY 2HOH
NEW product patet1ted.
manufactured & pack·
aged. Need capital.
847~94 anytime
MONEY
TO 1.0AN 2!11-1
•••••••
I.OST &
HHINI> 2~1 :.?~l
Employment
Opportunities
t:Ml'LOYMt.NT :1!'1 IO
To Join our ,""'· Mnd your reiMJ,,,. °'
com• In and fUI out
.,, appllca&Jon.
Independent
Contnctor W.med
Th• aingte copy d.-
r>a11m.nt of Oalfy Pnot
la looking ~ a qud-
fled applicant to ullft
th• alngle copy man-
agw. Prevtoua e•P9ri-
ence a Pfu• bY9 not
reaulred. l.blllty to Ufe
up to 25 Iba. Able to
work on a fleAlb ..
work tchec:hM. Lo4u9
1·2-3 a plua. 20+ hre.
pw week d•JMndlnQ
on WOfk load. Contaet
Paul Jelley ('114) 842·
4333: ea. 209
ADlllN ASSIT Bright. lAZV & GREEDY. Fac-
capable peraon for tory Rep to ca&t,.on •• Uke growing Med Co. Re-tablillhed bual~ ... au~• to: 4301 Birch IOI 38 year old na-
St, Ste 3, N.B. 826CSO ttonal Who .. aaie com-
Found Shepherd
dog In th• rain,
Appro•lmately 3 °' 4
yr•. old. mar.-. vtry
friendly. Vicinity of
Roatmary Place. CM
845-1786
.a.1 I .a .. t • panv. High 6 figure -m ft>1WI ./9ecy commlu lon Income 1 m port Age nclea potential.
Hekl Adniln. ASlt, for (~t4) 869-1400 "
'°">'·. "° ,,.,.
Fdn $1,295 Month
SURROUNDED BY THE
HIGH SIERRAS.
BISHOP AREA. Owner
ta rellrtng: grocery,
goa. gene<al It()(•, It·
qUOf llcense. Owner
will carry. Call Rlctc,
Century 21, (619) 872·
2100.
"8• waty of out of
area companies. SELL Check Wllh th• local
Better eua1n .. 1 Bu-your home
front d .. k & Secy. du-1 ________ _
lt ... SS wpm. WP, PC Leoal S.CNAM:w
..p. dellred. Send re-'"" NB Law Flfm-:-Must . aume 10 I.A. 1507 .; very proflclem w/
Sunland Lane. CM WP 5•1 & ha~ at
92426. Alln. p.,.onnel .... , 3 Yr9 ••P· Salaly
M NEWPORT MARINA (IOAT sun AVAllll)
760-0919 ~~u ~C::~ ~:' ~!.":. __ tht_o_ug;..h_c_l_as_s_lfi_ed __
Classified Community Marketplace FNJtWAY APMTMENTS at lfG CANYON
64•-4609
React anct undereland
any contract• before
you algn. Shop
around'°' rat ... "
baaed on exp. ~
reaul'M to·a vl(N ..... a Chakm e k 6160
Campua Dt. NB 82MO
INCREASE
YOUR REACH THROUGH
OUA NEW
IMPROVED
LOWER RATES
EJ
$1 .21 per llne
per day.
That'• AU. you pey.
laNCSOft•llrlll. ".....,.,,. "'"' SERVICE
DIRECTORY
Fot ~ Information
CAU. TOOAYll
ASK FOR
YOUR
lervlc• Directory
RtpreMntatfn
142-4321
lxt 310
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SERVICE DIRECTORY
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SEHVICt: ;142 1; T l l.t:S .i :•2 M 110, 220, All Phaa... .,..LT HAULING SERVICE atre..-4 OuWaok Fr" Eatlmelee. N.w
Quall1y WOrk, , ... on-Gar~~ ...... Consul .. Ham. roof a repaln. Uc PAUl.S'S APPUAHC£ SVC
All Makff and Moctela
Court.oua S8fY 558-<)5, 5
3021-8 Hwbot ISi. C.M.
THE ORIGINAL able r••••· Uc'd. ean Jon Ms.8192 t>v Doctor a ~ "' f411eo2. DUN the TILE MAN Robert 848-<5258 --------maapge. Onllo 1 15. 845-8023
leaky ahowera-Acld Complete ••nto• LIGHT HAULING lne. acc. ~ •~ Sl 'ltlNKI t-II
HJ\TlfllOOM
HEFINISH :n IM
:a=P!.r~1~~~= ~~;::~~~~~5 $2W. Gnt M2·2tt4
Shower dOOfa. Kite> 432·7900 a4 hra
f'IOOfl·Plumblng Uo. •--.. -..... --..... 8"--t-,..--I.ANUS < Al'I. ""-
I.AWN ('J\HI·. .JkOM •••htult " .... ...,.. 2Syrs o .c . 873-8085 Nelghbof'tlood Electn.
W• reglaz• tub, Ule, TILE ln11efledJRepalrea. Uc #C1~U50, 'r" Pe raonatl;red Lawn
ehawer, sink. S yr. ~ ~ Ser*-Ml. A .... 723-8320 Cate. Wiil beat a.ny wan. e a1-11a2 FrM Ell I Refersncee prlcet Renovation end H <N<'J·S John I Shelby.e.44S-8178 landacaplng. Free •••· BUSINESS 11.. Ill.I K S 11,1 :1 1548-3840 or 548-7217
St:HVIC't:S .l.JkH CHll.ll ('l\Ht: .l!>.11•
• --T a TrM Service, alumpa, COSTA MESA mother P•NCa ...,a • • clnupa, hauling.
Advarpge LOC1wy S:· hal e>peuluga tor cNkl =~ ~ Comm./ru . lnth \lloe6. ~OYa ad • care 2 ye.,. and up Jtm Whyte 8'2 1209 m-ilnt. Mike 841 ~:Vi: :";. n~.~ for *70/WHk. Full •
iltam""" ALS PO Bo• time, big r.nc.d )'Wd. .. -• t..oQ of toyl Oi91MY ~142, CM 92921. movie vtdeoe. .....,
and anadl• Inc~.
Nter Pomona and
nlMteenth tttHt. E•p . tna Rafe. avalt. Call
RMIM ....... 7217.
('AHINKl'S .M ~ICI
..,..CONVrfS CUS'T'OMS
C ablneta/f'urnttute.
r1ntahe1/Reatorat1on. Al quaflty. 5'9-6375
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.... , IC NOTICE 81trlftkl•r• .,. m r"V.,. onty bu~MH. Repal TM Calif. Public UtJll-& 1 n e U 11 a ti o n a ... Commfulon R~ C ............. 737124
QUIRES tt\at all UMd ·--•
household gooda
mover• print their
P u.c. Cal T number,
1111 ...
S l ll\lllS I'•."•
ttmoa and cnaufhK•,.. All Alltertw T
print th•lr T.C.P. num. aenloe. Removal
tMr In •II advtrtl.. Trim, Senior Otte
rn.nta. tf you have • ''"est. 131....,.16
qu .. tJon •bout the .... •mmm::;;:;;;;;:==:.I gettty Of a mowt, limo••
or cheuffeur, call:
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Commlaelon ?t ........ 111
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LIFE ANO HEl.L TH
AGENTS. FtM quail•
fled lead•. Generoua
advance• against c:ommlaMonl. Agents
$1 .ooo weetcly-
managere 12,000
weekly. Great op-
PQftunltyl A·plu. com-
peny-<:all (24 houra)
1-eoo.M9-57t.
LINES DAYS BUCKS
..
Sell your private party merchandise ifl' the
Doi~ Pilot Classified Community
Morkefploce. Coll today at 642-5678 ·and
toke odvontoge of this great off er.
3 LINES for 6 DAYS for 9 BUCKS
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l 110 •• , .....
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110,000 u.1. Tax •,.--. l:!Ct ... ~ UT. APllL tt •
l'r .. 11 tnn/Dom, Plllcl ~ -t t :00 .......... .._...... MA.--....,, • • ... --.,r..,,..., . .__~ N•W CAD CAM 11onu ... 1 bp'dfhn. N • • • MAL L ••• • •GJORAPMIC oua ~ Only _., m WAllTIED --Send Reeume. CAL.L Pwtrne Loe •-lllG •o. ... EHtern Sufto • Tn-4229 •UCTROlllC8 CO.
Qelll8r t community Thura. 305·1M7·1480 (2) BARCO Monlloral 1~ ~pubic =-1111) CALL CAL ABCO ~/
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Oolf Cluba: wooda, Sale. Sat, 7·1 tam, 11• "Mlachlef'._ 70
lrona. putt•r. beg. Bargain• .21-1100. Yamaha, Mets I, 91 wedpe· 171. 147"'921. 3206 Vetmont <ii. Gel-TrllMtic. 182~.17)-t 123
Ruget-M·7'7 Mlllll II, 223 alet, CoN .._.._ liMft ..... 11le .. HI"
Cel. etnla, boll rifle Moving a.i. rrom A to Ot••• cond w/oara,
s:NSI. 454 Caau1 e" z. ClothM to rum. pump, dodg«, eX1ta
Ptemlet• grade, 0..., ''°'., Items. SaVSun, ... , •• motOf mnt, etc,
retoeda, .,, ... 1835. I AM 3074 Molokai List: 11893, 1775 aac. 187•7949 Ill M.... ' Sco1t;721-4343183142S4
Yerd Sale Sat/Sun Oul1y Elec:trlc Boat, new
I • m -4 P m • 8 • b Yt 18 ft. v. 0t IA partna«
cloth•a. boolca, edu t ahlp avall. Incl 2 Y'•
alUff. 1923 Whltti•r. allp & mem~ahip Ci"
Newpt Dunes. S20k ..
value, V. lntere1t:S91t,
V• In&: SOk. 721-8808.
a.u .. 1••111r1n111• ~ hu • ••••Irle •••••• ~:!~1 F= ohiil •nging op. CONSTRUCTIO N Dryer llOlobo. Ml-OATAINOVATION Film -=.,.tor dynamic WORKERS NOW HIR-2310 btwn 1oam.epm Recorcter/(2) ERIS =~~ INQ, Al trad" from Orandma'a Rel11g, 22 Color Video Fu.es/
SAii. HOAIS 7014 ..._ .... PO.~ tt'9 around up. ToP cu ft ~·.ide, tuf· GRAFPOINT 4200 IBM MulU.feMllW 11 ft. Saturday Only, 4/11,
........ direoa.IQ op. ~~Suwt ... ~ ... medl. ~t· quolM l1I0. 721•1414 Software/IM GR1'F Boeton ~. fuml· 7:30em. Mi.e hshld, I , 9 C ..none. educatiOn .... ............ --Controlboard , Sort-tur•, clolh••. kid• bada. 18884 Cordata. •Clen c 3 OHt for ~ ExJ>*lenc9d Wuher/Dryet, 1145 ... Wata/(5) KMW VeetOf blk ... Nintendo. akUa, 6 of 6111•. WHt ol Rhod .. 33. Hulll10,
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'MHOND• NIGHTHAWK
Rain geat, Beft hefme!. oooc:t t1tH, rune or••• 29,758 m"9a 52.000
CaN KeWI, 714/141-
201 af'lerepm
Automobiles i
'18 Accotd U<I, 4-0r, s..
1pd, 32k ml, fully
loaded! N•"' tires, Xlnt
cond S9600. 846-7826
Thursday. Aprit 9, 1992 87
t•HOllL
Anthracite way/gray.
excellent conctlUon,
C.ntta Wh••I•, CO
player, v~ aetAlated
phone. 134,500 Of
HK and Take ov.,
Paymental Call Judy
U~3-.0 WMkdaya
2T.O. Lusa•
•90 300 e & 300 se.
Owner r•locellng Won·, last. 132.9337,
SlJHAHll •nuo
1 UYO'I A ~210
••••• 88 Ford E150
tww Ure•. big I en-
gine. AJ.t condltk>n-
lng. AnVFm llet.O ce11•tte, Captain'•
ch a ir•, ••ml· conv•r•lon, 1lld•
door, 97k ml. good
cond1tk>n, 1 ow~
S7SOO pp
668-9271 OI
842·9504
VULKSWAGUN 8:lJ:'l
llllN l'IN<iTON
--nwalng ataff only. call (3045) 946-Dlahw aaher 1125, Proceaaora /(17) boOka. to-. 1411 VI Bushatd.IMl2-se97 n.wmaat,lotsofsalls wld participating In 2248. Open 7 daya frlge. ••• •••• KURTA nu.N!z (35) ,_ Very fut Slip avail Illa ..... ot 212-bed --1pm .. S,. ' ~.... era, N. Bayfront (alley). Beat oner.· ... 2 •295, · 10t9 N'oaacement f• -... ""' '' · WHhera/dryera from Pen Mlee/(9) PO<EL• Sunday Only •• 3. ""' ... BAUER JAGUAR -----ORANGE COUNTY'S
1977 Y.W. BUG
Otlgln•I owner
(bought 1n Hunt•ngton
B•aeh) Near mint con-
d1lion. New: t1re1. •n·
g1ne, Interior, P••nl &
more White. With lac·
tory 1unroof A collec:·
tor'• catl Asking
$49!il5, or belt otter
oUltf. Requlram•nta CONSTRUCTION: Hlr· 1125 ea. WORKS Cad Cam Include M.8 .N. +3 Ing all ph ... a now, to Ut~•• Hardware/(22) Trac
.,._. M Aaaodate Ot 11,IOO/week, Bonua, BaH Curaor Controta/
('(JI(( J:'\1\
111-.1. MAH ••I 2.! D1receor ot Nura1ng of paid llYtng and tnwe1 (102 VBS BEACON 5
J IMdlum (2eO+bed:l •JC,pen .... (Muat reto-Software PkgaJL.uef llovl-lale ·~-.._hi-A hoe ~ 1148 fff gwiran. 7 ft sofa, earth '°""· Prlntera/SONY PRO-• ._ ---.,, D'-'"" e.~ MAVIC Video lmager/ Great furniture, low ,.. ofterlng compteic . ,. ... , ...... eeaa eiccellent condition {SI) VBS 415 Softwat• prlcea. 97~
IMdCal ~ Ex.· <:,1> 844""33 Ext. Seo. 9474488• flV SyaJ(tt)VBS Pro Pie Multl-tam, 8am-4pm, no ~ compensation/ 1 M EST. ChifJ Cabinet: Century, Poatacrlpt Softwar• earliest FrVSat. 4/10 &
bafMftt• package Of· EXCELLENT PAV. Work walnut, glaaa shelf/ SyaJ(2) RICO Color 11 . Rain Of ahlnel 720
..,_., Pot9ntlal lacutty •t home end •am doora, lighted. Dr• Scannera/(2) Data Narctaaua, comet 5th. ~IJtrnent at affll'-1150·1550 w•ekly. matlc 11300. 931·1807 Seann•raJALL N•W
Ht;ACH hl-lO
MOVING 8 ALS
Couch, love aeat.
dHk, file cabinet, oak
dinette & bdrm Ht,
much mOfa. 538-1898
l.A<i lJ NA
NI<iUEI. lil~>2
SAll.HOAHllS 70 I H
BETRAM TYPE MEO 38
VACHT. OPS plus 'OP
alactronlca, SI month•
old. Long standing
Joint ventute. One ~
•hare. Co-owner
agent (707) 89fJ-7800.
MAHIN!·. SLIPS
#1 DEALER IN
MARCH. Visit UI and
find out Whyl
971·2002
Lt:XIJS H l UJ
'90 LS400 black fad• 29.Sk ml. clean,
loaded! 1 owner. S32k
0 ·780-0400, E;&44-4258
LINCOLN 9120 l>O('KS 70::!2 ..-ct ~. Sub-Companie• need•---------INV•NTORYI Sat. 9 to 1 Only. Huge.
mlt detllhd re~ume homewottt•rs and di• Dln4ng Rm table wte turnllure, houHhold Bal P 25'
35
, LINCOLN "'71
lndloetlng •ducatlon, trlbut ora. Call now ~ Anne chrs, 2 -~•H~ CO. Br•elll"9 up HOV9e-good•. bedding, kids ** enn, ' or Conttne n tel. 480 ...,_lee Ii NAety 9PMk dtrecuy to a tHv... good cndtn ca1 o) 2 .... 11 t lleepln9. Olah ea, atulf, more. 28181 45', power or Hll. Nr eng. runs good Sl29.5 ~ by 4/22182 to: rept•Mntatlve 1~ $700 Obo 944-9•71 CA. Lio. 41a70 a mall appllanc••· Rancho Gra.nde. Bay Island {Cove) Mull •••I 842.0567 To~ Moree, HIGH 742·1140 Ext. 111: Dining room table w /2 glaHware, kitchen· open Ha 873·1943
DEIEAT HOSPITAL, FE DER A L JOBS ieav.a a e matching were, decorator Items, •SIDR TIE
POB #2725• Lan-$19,500-$82,000 per chairs. Good cond. lampa, amall tabi.a, TO 18 FT• •ae 3 00SDL 65k ml,
caate r, Callfornle year Now hiring. S300 948 •483 FREE rec:t&ner chair, 3 !Uggag•. clothH, ••t Marcus Channel. $75. Immaculate condition. ~725 0t FAX: A '1 d ct•----·-----poa., gOod uphol, nda Only' ... 3 . 1741 · eso-a145 1:..,... 7~190fJ Call maz ng recor e KINGSIZE WATERBED . apr1 .... 8• •••--1o. Tu•t n Ave.14C Yard Sale: SaVSun, 9-3. -----------ellm whHIS, loada<ll _.., • meaaage r•ve•I• de-""" ............. ... B 1 p 1 p L t $24 000 997 t9n addltlonal lnforma-telta· (408) 241-e897 No-wave mattr .... In-Use right drn•eway a boa en n t. o s 10 M inute• To Open _....;;.;;;....:..•;;..;;..;; ... · .;..;..._·.;..;.. __ 1 tton: (805) IMS-8489. • • dudH frame & heed-Fishing gear, d•coralor of furn, old & new. •••I 18' Power $225 P ILOT CLASSIFIED
EOIL GOVERNMENT U.S. No bOatd. Good condl-decant•ra, coll•clor hshld llems, •dull mo & 34• Sall $400 45• tt'a the solutlon you'ro
experience. Own tlonl Only 1200. Call books, old records, toys, 171 1 Plaza del Sajt, narrow beam Hatching lof. wheth· Ofllce Mlnater houra. Proeeu fHA 589-7904, leave mea-1-.. ... Hlh ..... an......i• jewelry & much more. Sur€' I Sl.&75-4645 $450 mo 752·2881 et you're Heklng •
Ufology Prac:tlCi. Exp mortgege refunda. aage. 1 ,.. -• ,..... a AT 9 ·T 2 7 6 1 home, an apartm•nt,
nee M~• bllll..,. Call {800) 88~·7899. •·--------With th• ... uncl of Lore-·o. "''""'142"' BALBOA COVE SLIP a new occupation or • ~ ·.., a.en watwt>ed, country M t , C .... _.=,;,,;;.;.;' -;::.=.;;..;-";..;.;;_.....;..~"--& P/C. JIWen 850-2233 PART·TIME WORKERS •IYI• kltch tabi. w/• u a o, omp .. te HI Indoor R•tat e Sele $215/mo. 30 Ft. park·L-e_v_e_n_a_st_ra....;y;...;..pe_t_. __ WANTED to addreu _ ... 1,.. Uke ..-.1 & of 8 •rt collee10f'a Ing avail 8 50 ·8 t 4 5
M t:RCEDt:S 91 :JO
**'17 C•lic••• Bright red, eiccellent
condition, AM/FM
stereo, NC, Cruise, Tilt Wheel, 54k ml,
$7500.4Call 646-9147
THlH'KS ff220
1989 F ORD F~50
Dually, Lariat ••· tended cab. White •
32,000 mllH. B•d
linef, chrome wheels.
good \lrH, excellent
condition! 460 V-8.
Book value: 117,000
Must ull $15,000
OBO. 84&-018 0
VANS 9221)
Bob, H3*t403
MISC AUTO 924:'J
DONATE YOUR CAR
Ttuck, Motorhom•
boat. r•al ••late, slamps. col.,1, col•
lectlbfea lO Counda-
tiOn HNlog thr Bhnd.
l.A.S. taJt deductible •
Free towing; need not
run. 1-800-32&-5922.
Dune Buggy. tow bar,
many ewas 1treet
licensed, A 1 Cond.
$1850. 675-1358
'78 FORD VAN For Ad Action
Rebuilt 351 vs. powor Call a
s't • • r I n g • p o w a r
btak•s, cruise conttol, .... 111111 alt cond. With 'railer __,J ,.
hitch. Excellent cond. AD-VISOR
2 owne11. $3,500. 714/ •42.a.-78 894-8550 or 524-6229 ..__v ___ ~_v ___ ~ One Peraon Ole. Fae· 1 h ...... ·-~ plat•• with scene• Fumlahlnga, etc. 10-3 •nve opea at o~. Mlac: pix. 548-7487 SaVSun. 2284 Meyer/ tOtY conditions. You rm..t ha.,. • type-from th• r;novte musl· ,1 ~ Avalll Xln1 N ----"--....-"'ll
1118. AOStlncJ. pr-OOI -.ntter or good hand· QUEEN bdrm •et. C:Of1 cat. •••uttftfll StllTln ....;.W,;.;ftson.;.;.;;;.· ;.;.•;...8;;;.3T-,;;..;.....;·S;...BO~.;._-por1 Location. Low
& shipping. 93~-4585 writing. Call 1-800. $2500 new, S299/obo orlglnal boxH, n•v•r pro/ile sailboal prof'd
---------• 713-8997 Ext. ,99. 845-2310 btwn 10a-ep d laplayod. Asking USE under 40 rt. 675-4324.
P(f S250 for Ille Ht. THE
Verifier U.S. FOREsT SERvtCE. S OLID OAK Pl•u• JCall Marla .• , PILOrS 1 a Ft . Duffy Elec tric .; Sllp to 5 0 ' :=============:;:;:============ NMded 1 mof~ pet S.. to hire hundr~•· Bl!DROOM SllT 642-43211, ~'ict. 3 6 _, CLASSIFIED b o•t '91 w/few hrs. Cl11slc NB ·area, pos·
week (Thur,ad-ay). Forest wortcara & of· Flt• Full/OuHnalze day• -Or · 645 _.....::;;..;;...______ $9900. Ray 840-6668. slbte live-aboard. Call II lllll
If you're looklng for a car,
classlfled has news fqr you.
Huntington B•ach,I flee-clerical nMdad to . bed . Mirrored & avH aftet' 5: . _ __;o_r..;.(_3_10..:.)-49_8-_1_304 ____ (;..7_1_4 .. ):..8_.;.3_1_-8_4_8..;;.0_ -••
Fountain van.y .,.._ atatf 158 locatlona. lighted headboard.,__________ _ __ .=_ _ _: ______ _.,~-------------Good pay lnclud.. Moatly Wilt train poal-Orawera, cabfneta. Ar· *a• au t It u I f u 11 .. !!ml--~!111(1--~~--.., .... -,---~~-----..... &.~_.~ tlon. For appllcatlon molr• lnclUd.cl. Excel-len9th opo•aum \!:" mu .. ge. Muat hllve Information 1·719-590-lent condition. Must fur c oat Reversible
reM&bM ear end lnal.lf· 9541 h1enalon 134. aMll seoo OBO as raincoat with fut ance. Cd 714-MS-3030 Uk fOt RltL S•rloua calla only. 142-8122 trim, European hooks. KRP COMPANY. Hardly worn. 1950.
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and T ANN AH HIRSCH
Riii Eatalt's Intl
~ Hett• Eam s:l.000 mo + In
EMl'l.OYMl<NT MEHC 'HANl>ISE 842-4321 x 102.
' HAPPY BIRTHDAY
DECEPTION JS SIMPLE AND EFFECTIVE
WANll-.1> :1:).1~) MIS(' 1;01~
PIANOS &
OIHiANS 1rn:,9
ADD f TI 0 N of --------AIRPLANE PROP 93". comm'• to 1~ ~ • "' Beautlful aolld ma·
Tmgl f'T/PT. Calt Mr. _ ...... -. ... 1utfon any. Great wall
Jottneon H ..aeoe ',.. .v dacor/gUtl Importer
llATIOllWID• USA to yovr cleaning llqulda,lng for onlyllllil' lllllllllliml
RICIPfiONli T Ex· problema. Reliable 189·00 plua UPS. Visa, •LACK LACQU•" _._ lfl end thOtough MC, AMEX. Call (Site) '""-ht·fooe conference
pe ... nc•d. qual •d HomWt>ualnff... 298-1457. SaUafactlon t~. eight exqulstt• ~-=7~0 Top Call a..,....._ guarante.cl. hlgh·back papercllp
..... 7044 Mett'WWoMen'• chalra, 1900/obo. I • ._..lcH~r Pff De ...... r ••MPI•• Black d .. k. thr•• , .,.... Choo•• from top drawer file cabinet, '°' buey wpt 8Mch A.I!. olc. Ptoperty name• whol .. •1• $150. Call 760-1522
Mgmt & computer exp prie ... Sat Onry..t. from
n••d •d . Ftexlbl• e:30am-3pm. <11424 Exec. deak, 72 x 38. 2 ; ~ Dr. N• credenzaa. ~ MCte4ary -houra. 110/Hr. Call deaka w ith return.
P.,. e? ..... 30 Que•n or M•l••ty $'125 '°'all. 84M5ee S"°PPl'iv few a new Palma, 6-8 fMt tall. .....,.non apW1menC'1 ctualft.cl S20 ... potted. Herb
To WOftr children's let• you compare pi&nts. 11 M .974-9422
cfOfhlng'a booth I COa19 •Without hUMe
OC SWap-M..., SaV Of ~I Shade or Pin• u .... t5-••attw Grand Plano
SUn. 1:309rn-:»:30pm. Phi c .... lfteil gallon, 10 for $200. 1 • v-v nlc• condltton _ _:•_ato_):..3_T_•_·•_094 __ •1 ___ M_•_·_M_7_•_ ~.:.-.;~;: 11950 (714)852·2238 •
T~ EC£ Unft• req"cf. t :I MORENO VAU.EY UN1FIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
rdo, F/T14&-43ll CERTIFICATED JOB FAIR
APRIL 15, 1992 TILEIARKETING EXTENSIVE ON·SITE TEACHING INTERVIEWS
FOR THE 1992·93 SCHOOL YEAR
fOJ tbole ..,.bo ~or a~ et"11>1~ fO«
one o( lbe followln& CTCdcn1lals by Jwne 1992
TO YOU!
Is someone special having a birthday
In ~ Announce It in the Daily Pilot
and Independent! Se.nd in a non-r'ttJmable
photo along with $10.00 or just a message ...
with $5.00 and ~ will publish it on
-
"'1lr'f 1th.
_ Oeadi'lne: Ml!tj 1st, 5:00 p.m.
Send your message to:
The Dally Pilot & Independent
330 W. Bay St.
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
Attn: Classlfted Happy Birthday --- --_ ___;__.._ ___ ,
·--------1 . ______ ,~
Both vulnerable. South deala. NORT8
•Q976• -7 5 ..
'K8
• 10 8 7
WEST EAST
• J 8 • K 10 5 8 2 ~J 3 .K2
0 9732 ·e5
•KQJ 32 +A964 •
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SOUTH
•A
A..Q..10 9'8-6
A Q J 10 4 •5
The bidding:
Sout.b We.t North Eut
2 • P .. 2 P ...
2 Pua 3 • P ..
3 Pua4 P ... e PutPaMP ...
Opening lead: Kins of •
, The secret. of aucceuful taJa«ard·
ing is to ch~ your situations care·
fully. If you become known u a
player who faJiecarda at ever)' trick.
no one will trust any card you play,
most of aU partner. On thaa ~al
West choae the perftct moment for
a simple. yet deadly. bit of guile.
South's opening bid was ut1ficilll
and forcing. ,.nd North's first two
rHponses were both n~atw~.
Thereafter, the auction was natural
and the final contract waa just the
j ack of huru awey from bemi an
accept.able ala.m.
West led the king of club& and
continued the suit for declarer to
ruff. South crossed t.o dummy'• Inns
of diamonds and succesafully ft·
nesaed the quttn of hearu Had
Wt11t followed with the low trump
declarer w~ ha\•• bad DO~
but to bang out the ece or huru'
with happy ruul\,I for Nort.h-Soutb
Unfortunately, for declarer, \\est
came up with a brilliant falsec&ro.
the jack of trump11
If th1a card were boneat, East bad
started with the liq of heart.a dou
bly suarded-A 3-J 11>lit. of the four
miasini cao.ia wu the more proba·
ble break, 10 declarer decided t.o ~t.
back to dummy t.o ttpeat the fi
neue. The only way t.o acco1DPliah
that was t.o cub the ace of diamond<
and then roff a diamond. Unfortu
nately, East ovemJffed Mlh th~
king anti another contract bit the
duat.
WILDERNESS CAMPS
AND WAOON TRAIN
!:XNRIENCES create
environment for
change In trouba.ct
YGYlhL A~lon to .u ~.cl. OegrM
pt•f•rr•d, not .... ......... '°' lntwvtew
•" VlalonOueat 1 • IOC>.1Me9t8. LO.E.
..,.. be 21 '° apply.
• MULTllU SUIJtCf
• SP£CWJST IN SPECW. EDUCATION:
RSP, APE SPECIAL DAY CLASS, kvEa£Ly HANDICAPPED: OH, TMH, DD
t lllJNGUAL
___ ............,.. ______ , --k
~ TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
WOM 'TIL NOON eem-1 a noon. l300-ISOOr'Wll pd traJNng.
UU 25~3 TU9dn,
Amy '494371 C.M.
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to ... a 100 number "' ............ . ~ .,., minute.
. • £.~GUSH AS A SF.cOND LANGUAGE
• SINGLi SUIJ'ECT:
SP.oosB. F.NGUSll, MATH
lJFE ~C~ M'SJCAL SOENCE
LOCATION:
VALLEY VIE W mGH SCHOOL
13135 Nuon Street
Moreno Valley, CA
(60 F"1n#1IO1'/IUIOtt S'1ed au. SoltJJI °"' f'/..,_,}
lnltl'Y'ICWS will be prctehcdulc.d and gnrucd ooly to thole cand1da1cs w11h
COMPLEIE application JNick-aes u followl:
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m.J. COftlS or A 1WC9CltlPl'S. AMO <X>PllS Of~ CUD~"JULS
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Patrida Hoaan-Newsome
Au.istanl Supcrintendenl, Personnel Services
Moreno Valley Unifted School Di.strict
lS6J.t Alessandro BM:I., Moreno Valley, CA 92553
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PER MONTH
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Early morning motor
routes available. Deliver
Monday thru Satutclay.
Must have
dependable transportation
and liabWty insurance.
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gftttOl\I 1dff5 poh('lt'S f«us •ltO <'!\
flirtation. chilnc,. m«ting th;at rrov~
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rles of unu.slUll {ltt\lmehlftn!I dotw\lnte•
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ptych1c •bthty r-1nvolvtd
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10 Wersaw -14 Smell. em
15 M.,.._ genia
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capttal
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20 cn.n.ae rlvw 21 Snow ayrpr1se
23 Malle amends
24 Min1st•1 to
2t H1I a lout·
bagoar 28 Foughl
30 Sepata1e
31 8'ot!et 32Hou
3e Tc:twa' or9
37 Raltsil
3e Future lllMI
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48 AUIO potll
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52 lieut
55 Atterahon•
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• t Whc> NinOle
62 Number•
63~·-
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4 C«ttinenl
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Cl Pante
7 Yawl'Wlg
8 zoa1.c11gn
8 M~ulate
10 Side entranoe u 19'h-clntury
IUf IMfdlenl 12 Genetic copy
t3 Oran' 100
much ~IC
11 e>omea11e•1 .. 22 Totlll
25 Eno1ng tor
MSI Of WMt
2e M~twd
27 Corn!*ted
tllM~a
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29 Out OI line
30 Fr91'1Ch reo-on
32 Las ...
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34 Shortly
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HUNllNGtON BEACH ACURA
You ExpeC1 We Oellvefl
19131 Bmh Bl 405 & PCH 800·96-ACURA; 842·0095
NORM REEVES COASTAL .A.CURA
Super Pncu. Super Se!ection
Harbor Blvd (' 405 Fwy, CoSla Mesa 979-2500
I
TUSTIN .A.CURA
. \t WANT 'O ee ,1 AGAJN IN i9921 YOU'LL SAVE MOREi
5 Frtewiy @ Jambofte 714·669·9900
Alfa Romeo
BEACH IMPORfS
So Cal's tea01119 Alla cllr tor 17 consecutive yu11.
Ana Romto. Saab. Masera~ • Sales seMCe le.sing
848 Oo\e St. Ne~port Beacrr 714.-752-0900
Audi
TUTTlE CUCIC .A.UOI
40 Auto Cerur Onve. lrv1nt 472.7400
CREVIER aMW
Exceilert selection of new & carefully
prepared BMWs always 111 stoc~
Sales. Serv ce. Leas1119
EClllQer ii 55 Freewaf. SantJ ~Auto ~1.i; 8lS·l171.
SAODlEl.A.CK IMW
45 o.111e1ci II\"' 380·1200
STERLING MOTORS LTD.
Excluiw• 8MW Oetlef Sa+tt • SeMe~• LH""O
1S40 Jamboree. Newport Beacll 640·6444
CREVIER
SALES•SERVlCE•LEASlNG
1500 AUTO MALL DR.
SANTA ANA
835-3171
NEWPORT/55 FWY AT EDINGER
Sales Dept Open 7 Davs
Pans/Service Hours
M-F 7 am-6:30pm
SADDLE BACK
Sales Leasing
Buick
NAJEWIUICKICAOIUAC
Sales • Leasing • SeMce
2600 Hart>or Blvd .• Costa Mesa 7141540.9100
REASON IUICK CO.
909 No Grand Ave. ~ AN
&47·9111
Cadillac
Al.UH CADIUAC
I 1 ~ Orange COl#lly
San Diego Ffuway M Awry, lagllnl Nlguet. 512 ·OIOO
MC~ CA.Dill.AC STlRUNG
Sn:• 1939
Tusllll Auto Cenlet '1417l1.0990
M.UtltS CAOILlAC/IUICIC
Sales • SeMce • Ltamo 2600 Haf1>of Blvd, Costa Mesa. 714/~0.9100
Chevrolet
AUfH KNff CHIVROUT
Ntw & Ustd
7IOO W~ II. W I ~ WH1
of Beacll M 194·1»>
COHNflL CHEVROUT
Sain • StMce • lUS*IQ • Plf1S 2421 Hartlor Blwf. ~ l.'K! 146-1200
OlUU.O CHMtOln • <HO ~Slits & SIMc• "The *tst PfOPll In Town"
11211 &Ad\•~~ lkft M 74Gl7
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Chrysler Plymouth
ATW CHAYSl.Ul-Pt.YMOUTH
Complete 80dy Shop and Service
Sales, Service, Parts-Open 6 Days
2929 ~ Bl, Cosu Mesa.
3 811\S. S. of San 0itQ0 frwy Oft Harbor Blvd. 546-1934
GUARANTY CHEVROLET/GEO
711 E. 171h .st: Santi AN
. 973·1711
HUNTINGTON IEACH CHRYSLER rt.YMOUTlt
16661 Beach Bl, Hunllngton Beach.
6 B.ks So ol 405 Fwy 142·06l1
MEISTER CHRYSLER· Pl YMOUTH
14 Auto Ctr Dr .. IMne 768·7100
SANTA.~ CHAYSl.Elt'ISUZU
1405 Auto Mal Of.. Santa Ana
541-4471
Oalhotsu
ATLAS DAIHATSU
2929 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa.
3 Blocks So. ol 405 Fwy. 546-1934
Dodge
rvmE CLICK DODGE
40 Auto CClller Dr. r.rie 130.3381
HUNTINGTON IEACH DODGE
I 1 VAN CONVERSION HEAOOUAATERS
16555 Buch Blvd., H.B. 1n mile Soulh of Ille 405 F~ (7141 147·5515.
TUTTLE CLICK'S TU$TIN DODGE
40 Auto tater Dnw, TUS111173CM600
Ford
TED JONES FORD
6211 BeXh Blvd.. Bue!ll Pat1I
521·3110
JOE MACPHERSON FORD
2 Auto Cen:er Dnve. Tust.'I
832-3300
TUTTLE CLICK FORD
43 Auto Centef Drive, ltvlne 472·5200
THEODORE AOllNS FORD
2060 Harbor BIYd • Cosu Mesa. 6'2.001 o
TERRY YORK fORD
Sl'es • Sel'itCe • Leas1119 • Pw • Body RtPU 18255 Beach Blvd, HLKt Bell 142~611
Serving Orange County
for Over 70 Years
Service
Parts
Body Shop
Dally Rentals
Theoliorc
~
ISUZU
Robins ...
I060 Hllbor llwL, Costl Mal
714' 641-0010
GMC Trucl<s
ALLEN GMC TtUCICS , 1 ri Orqe Courcy
Sall 0ieoo Fwy II A'ttl'/. lagim ff9* 512.CIOO
MCLEAN GMC TRUCK AHO PONTIAC CADILLAC
Sine• 11139
T USlln A.tto Ctnter 71417 St -0990
UNMHITY GMC/OlOS/P'ONTIAC
2480 Hattior Blvd. Cosu Meu 7141540-1191
Costa Meta lnflnltl
Sales • Lenino • St~ICI 2W ~ 8wd , Costa Me\I
.,., Mae s. of 405 fwy 714/241·000
Honda
P'IHSKE HONDA
SALES * SERVICE • ~G 13750 Bexh BM!, Wtstmll\ster 7141511-7717
MY fl.AD(IOE HONDA
Sales • StMce • wsmo • Pw • Body Repar lrWll AultJ Ceoter 714·130. 7 600
•ootl MIUH MOHOA
t.s.Mc .. ~
19232 Buell BMl. IUlinglcn Bexll fU·1f$9
HONDA SANTA Nu.
21t4 E Fh l Sl. Sltta Anl
147·>111
COSTAMHA~
$dllnl Callomll'• lwlttl Honda ~
2111 Hlltlar hi . c M. 4U-IOIO
MTU CUC:l MMO\I
.0 ~ c... Dl1wt. lrWll
•72·7.00 •
Hyundai
Hyundai. Yes, Hyundai .
Sales
Service
&
Leasing
Huntington Beach Hyundai
16661 Beach Blvd.
Huntiniton Beach 92647
842-oa31 .
Isuzu
· RAY flADEIOE ISUZU Sales • Servlct • Leasing • Pw • Body Rtpalt
11V1oe Auto Cet<t 714-130-7000
THEODORE R081NS ISUlU
2060 tufl>or Blvd., Costa Mesa. .. 2.0010
SOUTH COUNTY ISUZU
tbrbef 1 vok1me Rodeo Dealer U.S A.
18711 Beach Blvd , H 8 142·2000
Jaguar
MUEA JAGUAR
2001 SWJI Manc/les!er Ave • AnlhelTI
971-2002
NEWPORT IMPC>flTS
3000 w Coas1 H,i;y • Newport Beach
722-4000
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BAUERJAC\JAR
BAUER:=
BAUER f1@ITQD®
Bauer~
The # 1 Dealer
il~Cruty
Visit Us And See 'M1v! 21111.... ...
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INNTINGTON JUP EAGlE 16751 Beach 8IYd . ~ Bncll
141-3999
ORANGE CO.A.ST JUP EAGLE
2524 H.111l« BIVd • Cost.I Mesa
$49-102)
JU' CAGLE OF SANTA ANA
1 1 Cus!omer Smlaction
55 Fwy • Ec!inocr 714.561-0100
TUffiE CLICK JU,, EAGll
40 Al.Co c,. let Of ~ltlt
472·7400
Lexu s
See And Ori.Ye The
All New ES300
IMMEDIATE
. DELIVERY
13500 Btach Blvd. • WtStminsttr
BEACH BLVD. AT THE 22 FREEWAY . .
(714) 892-~ • (213) 566-3888
n nan e 1
mileage, decrease pollution
·5o1ne rerNlbbly simple malnteNnce
measures c:an help both to tmpRM your
car's gas mileage and reduce pOllutk>n.
Lindi Kearney, an auto mechanic and
race car drM!r who also serves • a
spokesperson for Zerex antifreeze
c:Oolant. offen these five ~ions for
improving the well-being ol your car as
well as your planet:
• I~ the air filter. Engines use ps
most efficiently if there is sufficient
~n present during rombustlon. An air
filter dOged with C:firt can cause the
engine to guzzle up to 25 percent more
ploline. Normally, changing the filter
once a year is enough, unless you do a
lot of driving over dusty roads.
• Check the tire pressure. Under-
inflated tires cause drag that makes the
engine work harder and waste fuel. Both
loW and excessive pressure also cause
needless wear on the tires.
• Olange the antifreeze coolant if it
looks discolored. The car's coolins system
is a sophisticated mechanical sentinel that
guards the engine against costly damage.
. Of WHTMIN11'lt
In the Heart ol 0ranoe Courcy
A~lof ~O..l'yl
22 Fwy. •Beach BIYd. 7141192-6'°": 21>/566-3111
TUSTIN LEXUS
WOfld's Firsl And Largnt Dealer
TUSlln Auto Cerm'(7~4) u..:uoo
L1ncoln'Mercury
BEACH UNCOlH·MHCUl't'
16800 Beach Bl. HlnlnO!on Beach.
3 Blocks So of San Diego fwy. 141.-7739
JOttNSON • SON LINCOLH·M£ACURY
Sales, Setvice & Lmino
2626 Haibor Blvd , CostJ Mtsa 1' 41&40..5630
RAY flAOEIOf UNCOlH·MEACUttY
Sales • Service • leasing • Plrts • 80dy Repair
,IM'le Auto Cent.er 714-130. 7000
SAHlA ~ UNCOLH·MERCUltY
In Oooot Courcy •• 1966
28 Auto Centtf Dr. lustJn, 5 Fwy {t Jamboree 5"·3111
Mazda
DAVID J, Ml.UPS ~
~ ~ MMct since 1968 • Sain. Sere•
5 Frwy. 6 Aida. lJQ\N tills 137·2400
• UMHE MAZDA
UtQCSI Otalef In lie Nation • 5*s • Set\1ce
1Mne Auto Cmer 613-9900
W.Z.ONVW Of IUlNA 'Alf(
6700 ~A~ Buena Pn
739-4000
Mercedes
FRANK'S MOTORCARS 23663 Rockfield. El Toro
137-3$00
HOUSE Of-IMPO•TS 6862, Manchestt< Ave , Buena P~
$23-7250
FlflCHH JONES MOTOlt CARS
1301 Dual Sb'eet Ntwport &each
13).9300
Mitsubishi
~MmUNSHI
Siies • leasing • Am • PW • SeMce
2133 Hadlar llMS.., Costa Mm (U4) 640-4-4f1
ROGfR MIWR MITSUllSHI
19202 Beacll Bl. tvc. 8ch.
961.0233; 1~961
TUTTlE CLICK MITSUllSHI
36 Auto CtOllr DrM. INtne
472·7400
Nissan
nmu CUCK HISIAH '°"" Logan, F'"1 Mgr. 2845 tQftior 111¥11~ Costa Mesa
~10
TUSTIN NISSAN
"T l\ltl rt T utan"' Nwr
30 ~o cerur Or . TUSlll'I AAtD c.. Uf.1212
L1W WUI ..,.. NISSAN
44 ~ C... DIM, Irvine
'51·7175
Oldsmobile
;· n!1 1
It does so, tn part. ~ cooll,. the crankcase lubriating oil, which rs thr
engine's secondary ci>oling system. --
~ crankcase o11 thins , 11
inaeasing both the deslruc:tJw
inside the engine and the amount ·11
the engine "burns." A ~ •
antifreeze coolant helps to insunt 18i1111Kt
<Mrheating as well as corrosion.
Oi5pose of used antifreeze coolant
motor oil property. In some areas,
stations and automotive repair lY!t'IA4"
will take used motor oil and anti
coolant for recyding.
Other areas offer special, safe d"
sites for such spent products. To
what to do in your locality, oontact
municipal or county department
sanitation.. or your state or
environmental proteaion agency.
Finally, avoid excesses in your drivi g.
"Jackrabbit starts and down-to-the-fl r
acceleration are tou~ on fuel, tires a I
engine .. . besides beinB dangerous," id
Kearney, who strictly limits her speed g
to the racetrack.
Saturn
SAMtN Of-SANTA. A.HA
1350 AlllO Mal Of • Sarti Ana
152 .. 332
Subaru
TUTI\l CUCIC'S TVmN SUIAllV
40 >.JAo Cttatt Dr . T11$WI
730-4600
Suzuki
toe LONGNE SUZUIO
] . . -.
(
II
Now ~ Oe1wC1y Al Mo«ts n
in W~ler. 13600 Beach llhd (114) 192-64$1q
Ml\f CLICKS TUSTIN SUZUKI
40 All!O C... Of, Tl$!
7~
Toyota
TOYOTA OF COSTA MHA
1968 Hllt>or IM , COSl.l Mm
722·2000
JOf MA.CrHHSON TOYOTA « Auto Center On\t, T USflll I 132.3111
llU M.A.XIY TOYOTA.
Parts ()per! 9-3 ~
1W1 Bixll Blvd , tbl\lllgll)n Beach 147 .. 555
ELMORE TOYOTA.
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How Sttttt II ISi ~s • Stmct * PW * l.usiav 15300 Beldl, WHllTWISter 194.Jl22
llW WlU llVINE TOYOTA
30 AAllJ Ct1'Ctf Otl¥t, n..
761-0611
Volkswagen
MY f\ADUOt YOUCSWAGlN
Siles • Leasing • SeMce • Parts • Body Repu
~AUD CWC. 714.a30.7300
SOUTH COUNTY VOLKSWAGEN tMW 1 Vollme Sale.s In 11t U SA
11711 Beach M . ~.«t Beath
142·2000
Danny McKemta' *
South County ,.
Vo~wagen/Isuzu T
SD¥ICE MD NITS OflO 11-f 7A.M.·7P.I .
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Volvo
W>LYO Of COlfA .. IA
1966 .... Blvd. CoSU Meal
722·2000
er You; Ad .Here -o
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I GE COAST AUTO ·
A special version of BMW's 5·$eries, the MS is a mid-size four-door sedan hand-built by BMW's Motorsport division. ...
Crevier BMW celebrates 20 years of service
D I h · t' -located.in downtown Santa -A~, before and the current location .offers 40 e-O eFS Ip con 1nues . being moved to its beautiful, new service bays, including one that is glass to provide Orange 52,~~~ sq~are foot sales and service enclosed to al~ow cust~n:iers to ~bservc
C . t ,. • h I facil1tLes 1n 1987. The company and consult with techn1c1ans during the ounty wit uxury cars currently employs 100.people. . . diagnostic process. .
-. · .,,, " / Bob Crcvicr's son, Don, joined his The Crevier service department is
, Crl.?vier B":".'W, one of the larg~ a~d father in running the dealership in open Monday through Friday from 7
most successful .BMW dealerships m 1974, and the to.yo men ha\e guided a.m. to 7 p.m., and. the part,s
the country, has JUst begun .a year lo~g the firm to its current position as one of department is open from 9 a.m. to 3
20th anniversary celebrati~n at .. 1ts the top BMW sales and leasing p.m. on Saturdays. ~tate-of-the-art sales and service facility operations in the country. Crevier is currently ranked as one of
in .~e Santa Ana Auto Mall. , "Successful business people in the nation's top 1 O BMW dealers, and ~or the pas~ two decades,. we ve Orange County have always had a has enjoyed that position for nearly a
continued to build our dealership here fascination with high performance· decade.
in Orange Co~nty by P.roviding lux~ry luxury cars, and we feel that this fact, "The luxury car market has faced
car buyers with superior. au~omot1ve combined with the superiority of our new sales and marketing challenges pr~u~ a~d · the best in • cust~roer new car products, ~s contributed during the past fe\v years, and we're
service, sat~ .c~wner ~ob Crevier of greatly to our outstanding sales and looking forward ro co.ntipuing to
the dealerships 20th anniversary. feasing record," Don Crevier said. achieve a hi$h level of sales success in
"We're very proud to say that a The modern Crc\.~er facility offers this compet1ti .. e environment as we
major portion of our new and space to display up to 15 new cars at a move into our third decad~ of
previous-owned ca r sales come through time. In addition, as marty as 75 operation in the Orange County
referrals from our existing customers. previously "owned vehicles can be marl..etplacc," Bob Cre\. ier said.
That tells ~s that people who \Ye h~ve presented at the dealership's expansive Crevier BMW is loca~ed just north ?f
worked with over the years appreciate fi~c-acre site. the 55 Freeway at Edinger Avenue m
the service \.VC prcvidc," Crevier said. ~astumer service has arwa}'S 0cen an t e Santa Ana Auto Mall. For farther
The '?riginal Crevier dealership was important part of the Crevier operation, tnformatton, call 835-3171.
)
. i
Spring the p .erfect tirhe
to check , fires for safety
T he saying goes that April showers
bri~g May flowers, but as winter
departs and warmer, wetter
weather arrives, you might also say that
spring brings the need for some practical
tire maintenance.
Because many drivers now ride on
all-season tires instead of chanring back
and forth between winter tires, they miss
a natural opportunity to have their tires
inspected.
But, winter is traditionally a tough
seascm-on tires. Snow, ice, and salt take
their toll, therefore making springtime the
most logical time to have tires inspected.
Stan Cooper, Firestone's consumer
products manager, su$SeslS that car
owners inspect their tires for any debris
embedded in the tread and possible cuts
in the tread or sidewall.
The tires should also be checked to
make· sure they have at least 2/32-inch
tread. If they are damaged or have too
little tre'ad, serious proDlems such as
sudden air loss or loss of solid traction
can occur.
Spring ~s also the-busiest season for-
wheel alignment and other front-end
maintenance work, according to the
automotive service industry.
"If front (ires arc wear~ng unevenly
across the tread, the car's alignment
should be checked," Cooper said. "It
doesn't take many bumps through pot·
holes to knock a Qr out of alignment."
Cooper also recommends checking the
inflation pressure of your tires to make
sure they meet the standards sugsc>ted
by your vehicle's manufacturer. Varia.tions ;
of even one or t\\O pounds of air
pressure can shorten the service lifo of
your tires.
F or a spring scrubbing of a tire's
whitewall or white outline letters, use
a specialty tire cleaner or kitchen dcanser
with a steel wool scrub pad or stiff bristle
brush. Car owners are urged to avoid
using gasoline or kerosene \\hich ca.n
damage your tires.
Cooper pointed out that many or
today's cars are front-wheel dri .. e, ''hich
leads to faster tire wear on front·\\,heel
positions than on the rear axle.
"Since most vehicles are just coming
out of the rough winter driving season.
owners of front-wheel-drive cars should
have their tires rotated from front to rear .
This will improve traction. and help ·
improve the overall wear on }our tires,"
Cooper said.
"If the tire treads are \.VOm unt.!\.cot); ___ .__.__
criss-crossing them to opposite corners of
, the vehicle "ill usually.help smooth out
the irresularities. If the urc) do not .
exhibit 1rregular "ear, 'l.:ccp them on the
same side of the car .... hen }OU rotate."
So enjoy the May flm,er:. as )OU take a
drive on your well-kept tirei.
·Theodore Robins hosts Sunday car wash
Theodore Robins Ford & Isuzu, in
conjunction with KEZV radio, will host a
car wash Sunday to• benefit the
cheerleading squad at Costa Mesa High
School.
KEZV will broadcast directly from the'
Theodore Robins dealership at 2060
Harbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa, where 'the
car wash will be t)eld from 1-4 p.m'.
About 20 Costa Mesa cheerleaders -
both from this year's current squad and
from those cposcn earlier this week to
represent the Mustangs in 1992-93 -
\\111 be on hand to wash cars.
Theodore Robins Ford will provide all
supplies, including car washing machines.
Cost is between 53-5 per car.
"We'd really appreciate 1t 1f e .. cryone
came down to Theodore Robins to get
their cars washed," said Costa Mesa ·
cheerleader adviser Joanne Sh1mpotl..,
who added that the f undraiser will help
defray the cost of new uniforms, \\h1ch
run about $1,000 per cheerleader.
"These are great girls. They're \Cry
active, not j'ust for high school sports, but
in the community, church e\.ent.:>, school
government, the year book staff and the
school newspaper," Sh1mpock said
For more information, call Theodore
Robins Ford & -1suzu at 642·-0010, or
Costa Mesa High School at 556-3344.
,
IF YOU HAVE A VALID CAURllNIA DRIVffi'S U~EAND CAN RFADTIIlS AD-HAS llffiOOORE ROBINS IURQ1StrlU OOf A DEAL roR YOU!
l~
m Hartxr BML ·am Mesa
Otir &pm MOUgN 411'1Hl
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Tour de Force will be on display inside the Long Beach Convention Center during the entire race weekend, Friday through Sunday. I
Tremendous Tour , I
Mobile surround-sou nd theater to debut at Lo.ng Beach Grpnd Prix
Sporting 16 wheels and
weighing in at 80,000 pounds,
the Tour de Force -Kenwood's
new customized informaJional
theater and showroom exhibit
-won't set out to take the
checkered flag at the Toyota
Grand Prix of long Beach, but it
is certain to steal the. show at
the ~vent's Motorsports Expo. ·
surround-sound theater makes
its Southern California debut at
the race following crowd·
pleasing appearances in Florida
and Maryland.
"We are pairing Kenwood's
most ambitious promotional
undertaking with one of the
most prestigious and · exciting
racing events in the world," said
Kenwood senior vice-president
an appear~nce at nearly all
SCCA sChedulcd Trans Am races
for the 1992 racing season. '
Kenwood is also the official
car audio sf>onsor of the Toyota
Grand Prix of Long Beach.
The Tour de Force ("A Great
Perfo rman ce ") mobile
The highly-c ustomized
vehicle's appearance in Long
Beach also marks the inaugural
event of the Trans Am-racing
season and highlights Kenwood's
association with the Sports Car
Club of America (SCCA).
Dan Petersen. •
"The Toyota Grand Prix of
l ong Beach is the perfect event
to introduce Tour de Force to
Southern California."
Th e Tour qe Force will Jllake
Kenwood's Tour de Force will
be on display at the Motorsports
Expo-inside-the long Beach
Convention Centc;r during the
entire race weekend, April
10-12 from ~8 a.m. until 6 p.m.,
Sunday until 5 p.m.
Kenwood's Tour · de Force · program · aims for 5 million viewers ... ~ . .
Kenwood IJ.S.A. Corporation's Tour de
·Foree promotional program, lctuncl'\ed 'at the
199'2 \)'inter Consumer Electronics Sf:low,
will.· tour virtually all 48 contiguous states
and be seen by more than five million
consumers annually.
The combination of major event venues
and dealer sites will . produce in-trailer
theater participation from nearly one million
viewers while ihe others will have an
opportunity to get a hands-on look at
current consumer electronics p roduct
through the interactive video monitors.
In· addition, according to Kenwood 's
senior vice president, Dan Petersen, the
Tour de force will generate almost 25
. ~ ~illion gross annual impi:essions as it travels Jelected Winston ·cup events, the
the .coun.try's highways. -'. ~dianapolis 500, Long Beach Grand Prix,
"This serves as a mobile billboard for all Jhe Hamvention communications trade
of KenwOod's divisions, ~nd the uniqueness gathering, the Land Mobile Expo, IASCA
of the design is certain fo be noticed," said f inals, and numerous festivals and sports
Petersen. events.
· The company anticipates even' broader ~ccording to Petersen, "the scheduling of
exposure through television coverage the Tour de force is the key to the success
associated with the Sports Car Club of of the entire program, and we're looking
America (SCCA) racing series it sponsors. very closely at our display options to be sure
The Tour de Force, which has a ceiling that that the demographic mix is in keeping with
convens t~ a race viewing platform, will be our long-term goals.
prominently displayed at camera sites In keeping with th(\t sentiment, Petersen
throughout the national tour. also indicated the company is considering
In addition to SCCA racing eventsJ th numerous music-oriented -events for the
Tour de Force Is SCheduled to appear at summer and fall period.
Help offered in battle
against auto thieves
2 I annot afford an auto
allrm. How an I keep
my car from getting
I A.W.
A: First, watch where you leave
it. Avoid unsafe areas. Always lock
your car and keep valuables out
of si$ht. Other theft prevention
tips include:
Install a starter kill switch. A kill
switch can also be Installed on
the electrical fuel pump, cutting
off the fuel supply to the engine.
Devices like the Club, which
• prevents your vehicle from being
steered are also effective. Also
when you're parked, always have
the wheels turned and the
emergency brake on, all windows
up and nb objects'tn_plain sight
Q I own a 198i Toyota
Supra. Lately the limited
slip differential has been
shuddering during turns and
slipping at times. Is there an
inexpensive way to cure this
'problem? P.J. · ·
A: Have a T oyotil dealer check
the limited slip components.
Toyota has found thaL use .of two
General Motors products, part
No. 1052358 (gear lubricant) and
part No. 1052358 (special lim'
slip additive) are effective solvin
the problems you describe.
Follow instructions on the
bottles as to what ratio to add,
then go to a safe area and wea
the car back and fO}'lh to
distribute the fluid inside the
differential. g Is there an easy way to
remove bumper sticken
w out leaving tr.:es. LD.W.
A: Turpentine Is the most
effective method we know for
removing bumper stickers. Soak
rag in turpentine and a·pply. Be
sure to use gloves as it can be
harmful to the skin. You can also
try removing them with a blow
dryer. lift one end of the sticker,
and as you start peeling, apply
heat under it until it comes off.
Questions for this column
should be addressed to: The
Auto Tutor, The Automobile
Club of Southern California in
care of this newspaper. The
Auto Oub also provides an auto
information center direct line;
(213) '" 1 ·4487, between 911.T.
and S p.m., Monday through
Friday. ·
Recycling used lead batteries urged
' Along with sprmg cleaning
comes the annuat maintenance oT
ars1 motorcycles, boats and golf
carts in preparatiori for long road
trips and leisurely weekends.
Recycling used lead batteries
should be a part ;of the spring
deaning and recreational vehicle
maintenance process.
It is no coincidence that the
observance of "Earth Day '92"
occurs during spring cleaning.
This is the perfect time to be
reminded that ma'!t_ items,
including lead batteries, are
recyclable. ·
According to the Battery
Council International (BCI), lead
batteries used in lawn and garden
tractcm-, whee~ chairs-and -in
support of back-up power systems
in computers ·and rechargeable
products, such as hand-hid · power tools, are also recyclable
"While the recycling rate or
lead batteries is more than 0
percent -higher than that of y
domestic commodity, including
plastic, glass and aluminum -it
1s estimated that millions of
batteries are needlessly stored in
garages and basements," said
Thomas Douglas, BCI president.
"Our goal is to boost tt-e
recycling rate even higher. ~
hope to accomplish this y
reminding everyone who has
or more used lead batteries t
spring clean-up is the ~rl
opportunity to recYde them.'1
.To obtain "The Consumer's
Guide to Lead Battety-Recydlng, n
a free brochure published by Btl.
call 800-658· 1200.
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C...raw .. e~ .. •cbdwlalM*ll,
"'1 llPdJ. Y• cu 8duly 1ee wM9 tltey
.ntla.e.
• Raw _shrimp tum pink and rum. Depending on
the size. ii lakes about 3 {llinUla 10 boil. steam
or saul6 I pound of mediwn-siz.ed shrimp in
the shell.
• Shucked abeUfilh. such u oya1a1. become
plump and opeque. The edaes of lbe oysters
start IO curt. <hen:ooking causes chem IO shrink
and IOUJhen. . • a.m. m\Wels Ind oysters in the shell will open.
when neamed or routed. Remove them when all
~open and the meal is plump.
• Scalk>pl tum op9que and fmn Vt'bm cookina.-----.
· Dependina oa the aiZ.e. ICallopl take t so
~ minutes IO cook throuah·
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New Orbns Pasta Jambalaya. LoWsiana Com <ltoWdcr, Basin Street Boui Uabaissc. Jazzy Seafood Spread
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''Lai~s.ez les Bons Temps a Router!'' (''Let the good times roll!'') Fllll aa lie eoobd ,,_ tM ,,__...,..,
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wefim of <Ulicious st afood, with a1t abwtdance of blw crab, spiny lobster, ruf
shrimp, powtpanO and m w dfish. lft/and,fre11t •'aler lakts yitld troMJ and crayfish
by IM lftilliON!
A vital tltmenl in tht evolution of Crt0/t cum nt M'OS tht acct ss1b1luy of so
many ingreditnts ... tht btst prod.wet camt do-..·n tht n vtr to tht mouth of tht
Mississippi from all of North America and up through tht Gulf from South A~rica
and Muico. Indian wild htrbs and ~~gttables Mt'rt also t.ey ingrtd1tnJs
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c5auce for c5"JiJ!fid
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y. Cllp cider flMpr
y. aapliloM7
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In medium bowl, blend IC8.food cocktail'
sauce. vinepr, honey. onion Ind prlic salL
Stir in~
Servin& augaesdons: Serve over seafood
salad or miud pen aa1ad.
~time: lOminute
about 2 cupa dreasing.
Crft>le Cooklry was born of many naJionalities: a combina1ion of spicy Spanish
stcl.fOIU111s. J1ali41t oils, tht culinary art of tht French regions swclt as Paris and
MOIWU#1._with a mix Q/ no1ive NMrican lndilua-and Bklck tVrican.
Crtolt Coou ry has changed only slight/) O\'tr tht u ntun ts. and 11 rtmains
htarty, colorful and Mlt ctablefart.
Try "Laina Its Bons Ttmps d Roultr!" ("I.Lt thr good nm~srull!" J
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:71asin c51reel
:71ouilla6a.isse
Bouilllbaiue is one of the most famous
of New Ortems • dishes, and its name is
derived from the cooking insuuction:
"Qumd ~commence l boullier b&iuel" or
.. Wbeo it beains 10 boU. lower it!"
This recipe, a New Orleans' favorite,
simmered to perfeaion, is rich with fresh
fish Ind leafood. Serve it often for a hearty
supper, wilh CNSC)' French bread.
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Creole Cookery has
changed only slightly
over the centuries, and it
remains hearty, colorful
and delectable fare.
:><All) Orleans'
!JJasla Yambalaya
Bouisiana
Gorn G/ioox/er
Jambalaya (derived from the Spanish Centuries ago in the coastal villages
word jamon. meaning .. ham .. ) was intto-of France, each fi hennan would throw
duced to New Orleans in the late 1700s hh catch into a huge copper pot. "La
by the Spani h. Originally. the dish was CbaudJcrc:· and the v1l~ would f~
made only with ham. However, the Creole and celebrate the we return of the fi~-
cooks added hrimp, chicken and ocher men. A thi di h found itS way to the cw
ingredients. World. it soon became named "chowder:'
This classic jambalaya. made with Thu colorful, hearty cho~dcr can be SCf\icd
sausaae. chicken and hnmp. is so wty. as a own dish with a Ide salad and hot
you'll want IO make it again and again. crusty bread for lunch and dinner.
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t Ft ... lllfarmation from an article
t • in the cu.mnt
(April) issue or
.. Health"
magazine, which
happens to be
one of my very
favorite
publications.
Your letter
reached my desk
just as I had
finished reading
that article; I
found it
fascinating.
As you may
know, cardomom
la a Dall pen-colored, highly
aromatic spice used widely in
~ from India. Indian
• ra.aurants usually serve it, along
• ~ athcr spices, at the end-of a
9'eal. u is the custom in that land.
New, racarch conducted at
UC-Berkeley indicates that
cbcwina cardomom rel~.
cnoqh oil into the mouth to help
control cavity-causing bacteria.
The article also quotes the head of
that research study, chemist lsao
Kubo, as suggesting that the
pleasant-tasting spice-be usedi n
toothpastes and mouthwuhes.
-As if that weren't suCficient
&ood news, it seems that
cardomom oil may also tum out to
be effective against bacteria that
caute dandruff and acne. Don't be
surprised if you soon sec store
shetves Cull of cardomom-bascd
boa.1th and groomfog aids.
2 I baYe a 14-year-old
sranddauabttr wbo'•
alwll,JI t1m1. I feel ber dltt
Is ult, since thtrc II nodlln1 ,.._u, wrona. Caa ,_ naut
...., sbe should be ut1nc1
V.H.D., Newport Beach no teen yean arc among the
highest in stress level for both
parents and children. Teen-ag~
growth can be quite rapid, and
caJoric requirements are high due
to the body's increased demand
for nutrients. You mentioned in
your \ettcr that youT
granddaughter plays baseball 12
hows a week and is also an
A-studenL I'd say she fits the
typical pattern of a busy, active
lifestyle.
Many teens will tend to cat
large quantities of non-nutritious
foods because they want to
conform to what their peen are
catina. This is also a time for them
to aplore different foods outside
the home, away from parental
supervision. Unfortunately, these
fda arc often lacking the
essential vitamins and miner~
.. ,dcd for proper growth.
I Would suggest that you use the
~t tact (1 know you will) in
~your granddaughter dietary
t • ..... Teens arc so seo&itivc . ; "'He days that your good
": intentions might be taken IS
criticism.
The first place to begin is in the
a.me. You will want to sure that
faUt aranddaughtcr has plenty of
autrftious foods on hand for case
anaddn& and quick do-it-yourself
type meals. The daily food
requirements for a tcen-aser can
be met with the followin&. Four
servings from the dairy group
which could include: one cup or
low-fat milk. chocolate milk,
yoaurt or pudding, and one and
one-half ounces of cheese; fQur to
five ounces daily from protein
sudl as fish, poultry, meat, cooked
beam, or auts. One cg offcn one
oitnce of protein; half a chicken
Wh.at's
cookin'?
We would like to hear
from you and share your
favorite recipes with your
fellow readers.
Also, if you are looking
f 6r a recipe or need some
advice, we will pass that
along to the rest of the
readers.
Currently, we are
looking for recipes geared
to the Easter holiday, or
any spring time favorites.
We would also like recipes
or suggestions for packing
interesting and fun scftool
or work lunches.
Send your recipes,
q~ions or hints to T J.
Hutchinson, Food Editor,
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breast or a lea and thip provides
three ounces. Ocarly, pro&ciD
requirements can be easily met.
Next mould be at 1e_,t four
servings each day from the bread
and cereal group. Examples or a
single serving might be a slice or
bread, half a bagel, hair an
En&lish muffin, a bowl or cereal,
or one waffle. These wm help to
ensure that all the .important B
complex vitamins arc included,
which arc necessary in many of
th~ energy-producing reactions
within the body. Whenever
po•ldc use whole-wheat, since it
is far more nutritious.
Finally, JOUr panddaushter
should include five servings daily
from the all-important vegetable
and fruit catc&ory. Be sure to have
plenty of seasonal fresh fruit in
the house. Place apples, oranges,
bananas, grapes -1whatcvcr she
enjoys -in a bowl for easy
munching after school or baseball.
Carrot and jicama sticu, tiny
tomatoes, or slices of sweet
peppers are fast refrigerator finger
foods with lots of vitamins and no
fat. Cold fNit or veaetable juices
are rcfrahin1 after physical
activity, and will replace the
potwium and sodium lost during
exercise. Your granddaughter
might be motivated, if you explain
to her that her athletic
performance will be enhanced Ir
she eats properly.
You asked in your leucr for,a
sample daily menu . Using the
:ibovc serving formulas I have put
toge ther the following keeping in
mind the need to be pract ical with
regard to teen-age tastes:
Brcakfua: e>ranee sUcca. and a
boiwl of mixed dry cereals witb one
cup of low-fat milt. Lunch:
( wwning a meal at school) -a
lean hamburaer, carrot sticks,
sma ll order of French fries and
milk. DiMer: stir-fried chicken
with vege~ables and rice, and
f roien low-fat yogurt for dcucrt.
An aftcr-schoQl snack of half an
English muffin with some melted
jack cheese, plus a glass of juice
should satisfy without spoiling
dinner.
Good nutrition is really just a
mner of ca&ina a ..u.-.. nccd
variety ol wbOlclOmO foods every
day. I would also encourqe that
your .,anddaughtcr pt cnouah
sleep. After all, star students
should look IS good as their
grades.
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N ot all festive party recipes
acrve a crowd. In these
days of pinchedbudgets,
some of the most entertaining
dinnen are for two or three
friendspthered for a lively
conversation or low-key VCR
viewing.
If you find yourself the host of
such a mini gathering, don't call
out for pizza. Instead, reach for a
can of soup and Surimi seafood.
With these mainstay ingredients
and other convenient foods on the
shelf or in your ref rigcrator or
freezer, you cnn turn out elegant
casseroles that arc so easy you'll
never miss a beat of conversation.
This speedy Seafood Newburg
mimi'cs a classic shrimp or crab
..Newburg for taste, but is less .
costly to make with Surimi
Seafood, condensed cream of
mushroom soup, sherry, paprika
and a beaten egg. Serve over puff
pastry shells quickly baked. or
spoon over toast points. A simple
green salad and dessert of
brownies make this menu
especially attractive for lovers of
good food, fast.
Down East Seafood Pie teams
crab or lobster flavored Surimi
Seafood with condensed cream of
chtcktn soup. frozen whole kernel
corn and cheese drop biscuits
made with biscuit mix and grated
cheese. With this easy·as·pie
casserole;. have cole slaw or a ·
vege table salad and, later, orange
or lemon sorl>ct topped with
thawed frozen strawberries.
Seafood Divan combines Surimi
Seafood and broccoli (thawed
frozen or barely cooked fresh)
under a blanket of condensed
cheese soup enhanced with grated
Cheddar cheese. Baked potatoes
and sliced tomatoes arc grand with
this quick Seafood-Divan. For a
Looking for a
late In the
day pick up?
When it's late in the work-day
and you're feeling low on energy,
reaching for a cup or coffee or caf·
fcinated soft drink may only pro·
vidc a quick fix, according to the
California Dietetic Association. ,
"Coffee provides only an init ial
lift," said Judi th Ashley, Ph.D.,
R.O., a research nutrition ist. "A
healthy snack is a much better
choice because it provides the
body with nutrients necessary to
build lasting energy."
Ashley offers the following tips
as a long-range, more healthy way
to keep the afternoon blahs at bay:
• Try eating an apple, peanut
butter, crackers, cheese or other
nutritious snack in the afternoon
for an energy boost.
• Drink fruit juices or lightly fla·
vo rcd sparkling water.
• Eat balanced, nutrition-packed
meals on a regular basis to ensure
maximum energy around the clock.
• Avoid candy bars and other
snack foods that are high in calo·
rics and low in nutrients.
• Incorporate regular exercise
into your schedule.
• Try to get at least eight hours
of sleep every night.
To learn more about ensuring
good health through a balanced
diet, consult with a registered di·
etitian by calling toll-free (800)
234·RD4U.
not too sweet finale, serve fresh
fruit from your supermarket salad
bar, over slices of pound cake.
Made from lean while fish,
Surimi Seafood is truly low in fat,
with less thnn 2 percent fat and
only 85 to 90 calorics per 3 Yl oz.
serving. Fillets of mostly Alaskan
pollock are minced and flavored
with crab, shrimp or lobster, then
shaped and cooked for a tasty
alternative seafood that is
reasonably priced. Precooked
Surimi Seafood is ready to cat
chilled, in salads and other cold
dishes. For hot dishes, only brief
heating is necessary for elegant
and easy casseroles like these.
, DOWN EAST
SEAFOOD PIE
• 1 V• cup bi.scuil mix • v. cup gnted cheddar or American cheese •
~cup milk •
l can (104(. oz.) condcnted cream of
1 chicken t0ur• • ~ cup. milk or Hal and Half•
l C\fp frozen whole kenacl com •
V• cup .finely chopped grcea pepper
(optional) •
V• teaspoon white pepper •
8 ounces Surlmi Seafood, crab or lob51er
flavored, nalce or chunk style
Preheal ovcn 10 42.S degrees. Combine
biscuit mix wich ~rated cheese and mix
lhorouahty. S11r irto:iUk to fomutiff
dou&h: sec aside.
In small saucepan, combine.soup, milk,
com. green pepper and whil~ pepper;
brin& 10 a simmer 011C1 low heat. Arranac
3 (2-(:up) individual casseroles on a
ba\cing sheet. discributc Surimi Seafood e~nly in bollom of each casserole.
Spoon hol mixture evenly OYer Surimi
Seafood. Divide doujh inlo 6 equal drop biscuils arrange 2 biscuits on each
casserole (or tiake in 8 X S.ineh baking
dish.) Bake 10 10 12 minules on mjddle
shelf of oven, or unlll biscuits are
browned and filling is bubbllq bot.
Serve bot
PREPARATION TIME: JS miautcs.
Yield: 3 scrvinp. Nu1ri1ional analysis
1>C.f serving: Calorics: 4S2 Protein; ~ sm
Ca.rbohydralc: 48 gm. Tolal fat: 20 am
Sodium: l .356 mg.
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SEAFOOD NEWBURG
• • 3 ~-.,_.,, pa"ry shells. baked ICCOtdin1 IO pacbgc dircclions • OR 6 allcca n,._IQturcd while bread,
IOaated, eut diagonally •
l c:an (10 M ounces) condensed cream of
mushroom soup• •
• ~cup milk • 2 Tablc$poons sherry •
~ ICaJpOOn paprilca •
l cu• 8 ounces Surimi ScarOod, crab or lobslcr
fla\'Orcd, Rake or chunk style In heavy saucepan, mix soup wich milk,
shtrtY and ,PIPrik*. Heal, 11irrin1 often,
unilt 'bubbl1na hoe m.-cr medium hiJ:h acttina. Mc11.nwhite, bc11 ca until loamy In hcat·rcsisaanl moons bowl. Oraduallj
whi5' hot mixture in10 cu, return 10 saucepan, stir In Surlml Seafood and
cocuillue.to heal, stirrina constanlly, uncil
thickened and hot throuahouc. Scrvc imnscdiatelJ in pasuy shells or 0\-'Cr loasl ~DIS. PREPARATION TIME 10 minutes
(docs not iadudc bakina time for puff
pPly!'Y)d. 3 . N . • I I . 1d1 : servings, u1n11ona ana ysi.s per scrvinp: CllOries: 424 Protein: 19
am. Carbobydrate: 31 pn. Total Fat: 2J
am Sodium: l,145 ma
SEAFOOD DIVAN..:
i~ •
l can (11 ounces) condensed Cheddar cheese IOUp• •
V-» cup milk •
2 (10 ounce) J>3~cs frozen ~roc:c:oli s~ars, thawci:I OR 4 cups briefly cooked
broccoli s~ars (l bunch, trimmed) •
8 ounces Suriml SCafood, crab or lobster
fla\'Orcd, chunk style •
~ cup graced Cheddar or AolJ::rican --Cheese •
Paprik•
Preheat O\'Cn 10 42.S degrees. Whisk soup v.ith milk. Arritngc tiroccoll and
Sunmi Seafood in 9 X 9-in. bakin& dish
or shallow round casserole. Spoon
mixlurc e\'enly over broccoli and Surimi Seafood, sprinkJc wilh 1ra1cd chce c and paprikn. Dake 10 minutes or unlil bubbhn$ hoc 1hrougbout. Or microwave, covcn!d, on High 5 minulcs. rolaling dish aflcr 3 minuccs, or until cheese Is melted and toppin1 1s bubbling_ hol.
PREPARATION TIME: 10 minuccs,
BAK.INO TIME: 10 minutes. Yield! 4 servings. Nu1ri1ional analysis ~r serving: Calorics 241, Proicin: 20 gm. Carboh~rate: 21 gm. Total Fat~ lD am.
Sodium: 762 ms. .
•tJsin& low·sOdiuth soups will reduce the IO<lium con1en1 in 1hese recipes.
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A look at the people and events highlighting this week's local arts and entertainment scene
By Iris Yokol
Stall Wlflet
P atrick Naessens, the
fraternity and sorority
adviser at UC Santa
Barbara , was being
questioned over the
phone by a reporter.
He was asked if he knew of any
Santa Barbara students heading to
Newport Beach for Spring Break
this year.
"Why would anyone go there?"
was his innocent reply.
Has Newport Beach lost its
appeal among students looking for
sun and sinful fun? .
For the past several years, the
once-infamous home of the
raucous "Bal Weck'' has been
almost too quiet during the annual
Spring Break.
You see just as many families as
young people on the beaches and
in the oceanfront rental homes,
and not one riot has erupted since
1987, when drunken revelers began
throwing beer bottles at police.
"Over the years, we've noticed
Easter Weck wasn't what it was
reputed to be," said Newport
Beach Police Sgt. Andy Gonis.
AJI agree Newport is not the hot
Spring Break destination spot it
once was in the 1950s and 1960s,
when Balboa Island and the
Peninsula were so chock full of
youths from all over the country
that the vacation period was
renamed "Bal Weck."
Local students at both the high
school and college level now say
they prefer to ge t out of town for
the annual week of fun. Being
caught at home -even if home is
a coastal city with beautiful
beaches and people -apparently
is just too uncool of a prospect.
But even students at inland
schools, who no doubt look
forward to seeing some surf with
their sand, fail to mention Newport
Beach as a Spring Break
destination.
Palm Sprin~, the C.olorado
River and vanous resorts in Mexico
are the three most-often named
Spring Break hot spots -places
that promise sun, fun and tots of
sca ntily clad members of the
opposite sex. Some k.ids also take
the week to get in a rcw more runs
of skiing before the snow melts.
Even Huntington Beach 1COrcd
above Newport in a recent.
informal Weekend survey of
students at various Southern
California schools ... Huntlncton
Beach has bathrooms." uid one
student at the Univenity of La
Verne in eastern LA C.ounty.
"In Newport, there aren't any
bathrooms and you have to go
inside restaurant&, and they don't
like you in there to use the
, bathroom."
"I think h'1 more popular for
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Some Orange <:out College male students welcome -and rate -females arriving for ~"I Break in
Balboa in 1988. However, these days, as the CO\'ef photo illustrates, co-eds are heacting for Ol1'ef pvts.
Breaking From Tradition
Newport Beach has gone from 'Bal Week' to 'Bore Week'
hi$h school kids," La Vcmc junior
Gi.na Brown, editor of the campus
newspaper, Said of Newport Beach.
While Newport orficials like to
think the city's tough partying nnd
cruising laws and bedcd·up police
patrols arc what have scared
revelers away, students failed to
mention stricter law enforcement
as a deterrent.
it's such a popular place to visit
any ol' time.
UCLA senior Micficllc Gislason
noted thnt mony or her rcllow
s&udents arc from the: Orange
Coast are4 and crelc home many a
In fact, it seems one th~
Newport has going agaiDst at is that
Editor's Note -Weekend turned to noted ra-
conteur Steve Marble, who is managin1 editor of
the Daily Pilot and associate editor of the Hun·
tippon Beach/Fountain Valley Jndependenr. for
this primer on the different:es between Newport
Beach and Palm Sprinp du.ring Sprin1 Break.
Wh•t you won't Ke ln Palm Sprinp -Sonny
Bono.
What JOU 1"0n't Ke In Ncwpor1 lk•ch -11Je
sun.
What paua for cullurt la Palm Sprin11 -
Gene Autry'a aaddlc (on display at the Gene
Autry Resort).
Best •pot to han1 out Jn Palm Sptln11 -Palm
Desert. ·
Bela apoC to laaq ouc la Newporc lkacb -.,,
lhic 11 t6e Cnb Coolcer.
Wlult paHI for ,... •• NewpcN1 lq(h -
Watching people from New Jcney frolick in the
6(kiegrec water.
Cheap thrills la Newport Ikeda -Ridin1 the
Balboa Island Ferry, ridin1 the Fun Zone ferris
wheel, watching cops &rill youtbCul driven on
Balboa Boulevard.
Qeap t11rill1 ha hi• Sprt .. -Tourina local
T.-shln shops, watching traffic on Palm Canyon
Drive, standing in line at Sav On to b\I)'
Solarceine.
What pasta for ed -tlon•I ear1e1a .. 1 la
S.P~I
o•·bd.Wt~'l ~:1~r G, it92
weekend. 1'h 's a Cun place lO go on
week.ends, .. said Gislason, o
Nonhtrn California native. "So
when Spring DrC4k rolls around,
people w-.anl to get away ... get
some sun.''
But hnve no rear -there nre
siudents at schools In other states
that apparently 11ill look to
Newport Beach for those promise)
of sun and run.
II wasn't easy to find one on the
beaches of Ncwpon this p:u1
"eckend. but an Intrepid reporter
did mana.sc to pluck Uni\-crsity of
Utah student Dennis ~rrillo out
or 1crowdof1oa.ls at Mutt
Lynch's bat by tho Ncwpon Pier.
..Newport is Southern
C:tliforn1a." Carrillo snid to c:cpl:un
bow he chose his Spring Brc:ii..
locnle.
The tall. muscular engioccrmg
"udent actualty look.cd like a
typical N~ Beach .i.adcnt, hts
bl~ eyes pantiaa out rrom a
tanned face. and, despite the ~rtly
doudy dty, ...... definitely rn 3
Spring Brat mood. which could
be explained by tbc empty pitchers
o( beer at the \Ible he ahared wilh
some friends.
''I study sand.'' said the
25-ycar-old Camllo, while a male
friend added. "and f ematc
ana&omy:•
Carrino said this beach town ls
still a draw for 5tudcnts at his
school -••absolutely." Yet be also
noted that Newport "is more laid
back than most place.s." "'bicb may
or may not explain "'hy nudcnts
come here.
Farther down the Peninsula, ~o
111f'IC1.M R.ivenide tccn-aaers said
they came to ipend their tecond
day ol Sorin& Break ia Newport
beca'* "tbe "&lbOa Pier area is
one of the few places len where
one can find be~ rire pits.
"We ca.me 10 have a bonfire and
have Cun with our frien~s," said
Marisa Lorena. 1 1e.nior 01
Rubidoux Hip Scbool. Dut fellow
Rubidoux ICDior Jcnnif cr Nino
added that they planned to hit
Patm Sprinp later in the week.
AJthou&h ii appcan Newport
isn't quite Tbe Pba To & durin'
Sprina Break anr .more. pc>iice
olficcn arta°l .tatin& any chances
and are bccflna up iMir saaffina
for this comill S-r Weck.
You'U 1ee .an omcen on
pMi'alt ~iii biiClt areas.
Ind not jllll ia pall'OI CUI -
tbey1J be oa foOc. on~ on
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"We're serious about getting our music out there," says Nick Sjobeck, bassist/vocalist of The Goods.
-Tile Goods tleliver in tryin g~
to reach ·alternative ·listeners
By 8&lln Mlxwell
S4ledll•WMlllllCI
I f ~r there was proof tb•t
Oranac County need make no
apolosics when it comes to
no-holdina-back ~ The
Goods make aood on that promise.
The three-man outfit, t<>aetber
sUw:e December 1991, baa just
released its debut s&npe on new
Costa Mesa-based Stab You In
The Back Records. The A-side
features the poup's own
"Nothins." while the 8-side is a
cover of the Lemonheads' 0 UHH!"
The hip-enerlY, 7-inch vinyl
release should help the band &•in •
higher profile with the alternative
rock crowd:-both in Oranae County
and places afar.
"The A-side, 'Nothing; is about
the frustration in growing up," s:tid
Nick Sjobeck. bassist/vocalist for
The Goods. Rounding out the
band is guitarist/singer Tony Scal20
and drummer Gilbert HemandcL
Sjobcck and Scalzo might be
better remembered for their stint
in Electric Kool Aid, a five-piece
band that ultimately disbanded.
"The Goods are more straight
forward than Electric Kool Aid,"
Sjobcck explained. "So far, we've
played about frve or six shows and
the response has been great."
lndeed, at The Goods' record
release party, held last Saturday at
New Klub On The Block in Costa
Mesa, the trio turned in nn
energetic set that stressed angst
and solid musicianship.
The Goods have a promising
future; in fact, La Jolla-based
Carao Records is interested in the
group and has requested a tape of
additional material. Any discerning
rock listeners can pick up the new
single at Vinyl Solution in
Huntington Beach, Noise, Noise,
Noise in Costa Mesa and Peer
Records in Newport Beach.
For additional information,
contact Stab You In The Back
Records at 650-1141.
''We're not wasting any time,"
Sjobcck concluded.
"We're serious about getting our
music out there."
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T he Moscow PhilhannOftic C>Rhestn.; witli a rtpuution as one of
the wortcl'1 finnt l)'IDpbonic enacmWcs, snakes a rare Yest Co.ist
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Center.
The orchestra. under the t..ton of Mautro Jansu1 Kakhiclze and
joined l.y tcnH19 lluui.aa violin 1ensation Muim Vcnrrov, will
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M~. b61·33f16 "Milk and Honey,"
S:.J!l.ln J<>'><'ph's silt> specific 1nstalla11on (;lled
"'lh cow<>. c.11,t."I, g1.:int e~t1ng utensils and
olher work~ d!:"'rnt.>d 10 qu~j()(l !ht-Wil)
"mcrrc.:in~ """"' J1f1cr,•n1 roles rn soc1ery, <• ntinu<'\ throu~h f. 11e 21 Mours· 11
J m q pm \lto1 d.1> f'rrdJy, 10 a m -f•
pm S-ltu1 l.1\. 11 J m.·<• p rn Sunday A.d-
m1~\IOll r ll'('
• Ne'4port H.u bur Alt Museum 850 Sdn
dt•niC'ntc D11w, Nt.,vport Bc.ich. 759·
11: :! ·Artisan !>ho"c~. · featunng ce-
ramics, m1~ed mN11a, Jewt-lry and gla.ss by
Enc Abr.ih.:im M:1rl. Be<1m, J;imes Con-
nell\, Beth Fein, Ira Ono. Tami Krooenfeld,
V.1lw1e Mrtclwl. """"' A Myers, R.O.K·
O II. O., Mary "-'> S1mom, Anna Silver,
Larry \Vd\!,Nm.1n .inn lunl.o Y.i~motn, on
display 1hrough !>und.:i) Hours 10 a.m -S
p m lut".1£1.:i) • Suod.iy l\dmrss«lfl S3 fa<
adults, S 2 (0< sc.•mor cihLens and students;
S l IOf children 6 l 7
Community Galleries
• Cosl• Mesa Art League Callery 1661
SunOowt•r Ave., Sdnla An.:i, 5-40-6430. ~
Oll, p.tstel .ind ~1lk-scret>n works of "Artist
ol the Mon1h" Astl'r Miller Hazelton on
d1~pl.1y throvdi Ap11I 30. Worb by VilOOUS
l<'ai;ue ITl('mDers on permdneot display.
Admt~Sl<ln: Frc-e Hours 10 .i.m.-6 pm.
Monday S.iturday, 11 .i.m ·S p.m. Sunday.
• Newport kach City Hall Callery 3300
Newport Blvd., Nev.-port 8c<1ch, 6-44 · 31 SO.
Contemporary 3Cf)'rics by Mark Lambert
<1nd watl'rcolors by Cail Sellers on display
throuRh fucsdly. Hours: 8 am S pm
Monday-Frid<1y. Adm~ free
• Newport Beach Puhlic Library Newpc>11
Center Branch. 856 San Clcmenl:l' Ome,
Newport Bt!ad1, 6-44·3191 Art1Sl Kathy
Gooith eichibtts a collectlOr\ of Oii painun~
enbtTed "Lights and F11ithts" througfl April
26. Hours: 9 .a.m.-~ pm Monday·
Thursday; 9 a m.-6 pm. Fnday, 9 a m ·5
p m. S .. 11urtlay; noon-5 p m. Sunday Ad·
mission: Free.
• Or~ge Coast Coll~e. 2701 Fairview
Road, COsta Mes.J. -432-5629 htubit.ion of wonc by Fullerton photographer Otudt Nl.-
ctlOkon on display dvoulth ·'-"'ii 29 in the
Photo ~fiery. 'Works l;Jy ~ sculptur·
isl Anne Ml.idRe on display thtougfl Apnl
23 in the Art C.llefy. Hours· 9 a.m.·S p.m.
Monday-Friday. Adm~: free.
•Security l'Klfic CAiiery SSS Anton Blvd, C05U Mesa. 03-6000. "Ot.lrted,
Collected and Cirefully Counted" by Nico-
la Rosalie Atkinson-Cr1fnth continue-s
throucli lune 13. HoYrs: 11 a.m . ....C p.m.
Tue5diiy-Saturd.ay. l\dmiWon: Free.
Commercial Galleries
• BIKk M41rket Art CalJery 130 E. 17th
St.. Suite I, Costa Mes.I, 6 31·709-4. Works
by Vicki Fraziof, Dian• Hall, Martin Krom
and Piul Urban on d1spl;ay throu~ Apfil
29. Hours: 10 a.m.·6 pm Monday-Fridily;
11 a.m,_. pm. S.iturd.ay l\dm1Won: Free.
Mtdlael Rubin .ind the tl~ signed print by
Robert Mothetwell continues throud\ Sat·
urday Hours: 10 a.m.·S p.m. MOnday-
Friday; 11 •.m.-4. p.m. Saturday; and by
appointment. AdmlS$IOO: Free.
•The Chudt Jones Show Room 2900 E.
Co.i-.t Hwy .• Corona del Mar, 75?-1212.
As p.:irt ol lhe *'im;Won ~ ealtefy's one-~eilr ann1verwrli one of Jones ne'\\~ ed1·
ti<lns. "Wed ~-'let Vah-..vtt,' fealunng El~' rudd. is f'l(NJ ~aaable to be .. iewed
Mid~
• a rcte e.a.nery South eo.st Plau 333 s.
Bristol St., C.0SU Ml'sa, 5-4 Q. SO 77. The
1 OOth inn~ ol the bin!\ ol E.rte. lhe
I.1th« of M O.CO, is ~;ited w;th an ~ibition rl the master's mmt-dasac lithG-
lf Jphs and serf' ~ ~ May 2S. HoUrs: 10 a.m.· p.m. ~-Friday; 10
;i.m.-6 p.m. s.turdly; noon-6 p.m. Sun·
day. Admission: Free.
• Cosby C.a.llery 3404 Via Ooocto. New·
port ~ach 723-47i8. "From key W~ lo ~~. ·• a c:dl«1ion rl new lmpressioni\t
p.irnt.ingt by John Cosby, contlnves indeli· nl~. l-t04m: 11 i.m.·7 p m. Thursday·
Monday. AdmisMon: Free.
• 0. Ctul Alt Inc. l'OO A~ue ol the Arts, Costa Mesa. SS7-S2'40. Pastd p.ilnt·
inRS by Ehubeth La~ con.linues In·
definitely. Houn: 10:30 a..m ·6 p.m. Tues· day-~~urday (opeon until 8 p.m. fndayl.
l\dmlSSIOll: f rtt.
• Hod.t.d SIM\mer Art C.a.llery 2006
Court AW!,, Newport Beach. Continuous
e..tl1bc ~awre cwign~I art. •v1ilable for
s.ale by more thiln 20 Southe<n Qhforni.J
artists in ~ types ol me&.l. Hours: 6-9
• lohn Wayne Airport 315 1 Airway Ave.,
Building K-101 Cosu Mesa. 252-5219
"The Big Qfangf' Produce Bo11 t.ibek.
1885 1955," an exte~1'<e d1spl.ty of the
colorful l.:ibek uloed by Orange County
growers. on VlCW on the d~rture level cil
the Thomas F Riley Tetm1n;il, oppositl'
gates 1-4 .ind 11 ·1.C, lhrough M.iiy 18 l\d·
m rs.s;on • Free
• CharlH Whitchurch 5973 Engineer OnYe. Huntington Beach, 373-4-4S9. [Jc.
hibit of WOtb by Peter AlcQndcr, Urry r------------------------'-----~ Bell, Qi.<lng Chm, Mic:hae-1 Rubin and Dor·
othy Deon, u ~ .s origlNI ptints by Ri-
c:twd Oiebeokom, P;aul Jenkins and
4
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Seven Days a Week
Por Teena• AdaltJ
A .M .: Ballet. Jazz, Tap. Funk 8t Pilates
For Jamon
P.M. Jazz. Ballet, Tap, Funk, Musical Theater,
Falty Tate dan~
Por Teem a Malta
P.M.: Jazz. Ballet, Funk, Tap , Modern.
We Offer
SCHOIARSHIPS . Pmormlng Groups
Master Oasses •Workshops
Summer "Pre-Professional Banet Course"
Junior Summer Funky Fun
Llu-ge a11y studios -aI1 proFa$Jonal stall Open enrolirnaJt
Start anytlmc ct poy only for dassa lafttl.
SCBOLAltSlllP AVDmOllS Arm. 21·25
call for ApplJcatJon, free Broc:htft a schedules
J immie DePorw Daac• Cat•~
151 ~·• Dr., Coata II•••
Z•l·HOI Jutt Oft 8Ntol a RedhfD, 8 min &om CdM
8 Mln ffom IMnc: S min from Newport
A S<'JVlot o( ~ore fotind.enM '"" th« ana ----~_Non-Pron<
Orange Coast Weekend I Thursday, April 9, 1992
1ft 1M Ill A 5'orTW:U bolo
"Ma:~ SU..HllD" AolNuM.
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• PhllhAr•o•k House of OHIJ"· ~ Mly 3. oc f'Nlh.vmonk Society
and AIMriGln Society cl Interior ~ '°"" cl 8.300 ~foot ~ in Roddng Hone Ridiie. ea.nn ~ S 15
pp. Pt.one 84().7542.
• 1M Mystique ol ScMhast Ai'-. April 10, Ncwpott fVrbof M Museum ~ Mlci
~ diMef ind entm.llinmtnt ~ ~ ~. Newport Seidl. Concxt
Be~ s 100 pp. Attire: black tit or "bali tW." ~94-897l. -
•Coif Tournament, April 20, TOOOS o(
St. ~ ~ Eriwxiltioo Llirit.1
AN CoUntry Oub. Coftcxt .Margo johmon,
771-8211. .
• T °'"' tWI Celebrity Series, AP.ril 20 .11 10:30 a.m., Al5dtance le~ OI l..lguN
and Newport Be.cti lectute by ;author John
R. ~ at ~ fdw.lrds Gnema..
$15 pp. Phone 951·3527.
• Colours f antutko. April 21, 11 oi.m.·
2:30 p.m .• Children's Museum ol l..1 H.ibf.i ~ show and m.lriadlis at Ritz airtton.
Lacuna Niluel. S60 pp. Cont.lel Mircia G~. (31'bl 905-9793. M.lXine Cliber, 759-1122.
• Wild Wnt ~ Nlgtit, April 10 It 7 ~~~ild~t cl~ •t,e!.0-~~.;:;t
p.m.. f>C Perionnina Ms center M<lcbme ('Crf\lers tor Abused OMldren. Cont.Kt
lklttrrtly and u Ir~ chlplm <ll Don 777-4999 .-Knott's Berry F•rm, Buen. Pn. $75 pp. N. · '
Phone &46-029'. • AH·Star Salvte 'o Se<Tet.lries, April 22.
·Spri~ ftitlval, April 11. 10 a.m.·3 p.m., cl WestminSrtt cnfts, entefUi~
ment I pme It CiYIC ~ C..rdens. Phone a9s:i860.
11:30 •.m.-1:30 p.m .• Arthritis Foundation
luncheon, entertilmment •nd oiuction <lt le Mend~. Newport ee<leh. ns pp. Phone
668-1623.
3, arts festival (or youth and families at OC
f>erlonning ~ Ceflter. othtt-locations.
Phone 6'42-SS80.
--~ii•& O.iy at Carous~ YKht Cub.
Aplil 26, OrooSel Ch.\pter ol OC Perform· Ing Arts Center at Balboa Pavilion, New·
P9't Beach. Conta<.1 Harriet Lewis, 252·
9"ZSO.
•Coif Tournament. April 27, lntefVlll
House HuntJn~ Harbor league at Sea· c~(( Country Oub, Huntington Beach.
S 175 pp. Dinner only, '35 pp. Contact
Mlggie Flavia, &40.3154 •
• tllbnd«s Coif Toutn<lment, April 27. Olive Crest Treatment Centers at \rlC\Ol'ia
Oub. ~rside. S 175 pp. Dinner only,
S30 pp. ~ontxt Donna Andert. 777-4999.
•Going the Distance, Ap11I. 28. 11 .30
a.m.· 1 :30 p.m., R.inc:ho S.lntJago College
Qreer Beginn1~ luncheon at Crown Ster·
fing Suilt'S, Sanu AN. H S pp. Phone 56'4·
5413.
• Mem~rship Kid-Off, April 28, West· Med AN~m Oub 1025 at Disnq-iand
Cub 33. Phone 953·3S80.
8 HotoQust Memori.ll Day. April 29, 7.
8:30 p.m., )ewlsh Fedtt1tion of OC p<e·
~nu music and poetty ol the Hol<>Ciust at
Temple Beth Sholom. Santa Ana. Contact Chellt Friedman, 2S9·0655.
guna Hills. $20 pp. Contact Janet Nagurski, 5-3-1-36 7 s.
• Talci of Advtnhir•, Stoeybooac bll.
Ma)'_} ill 1 p..m.. p~ d1
danGe, -costume parade, ~feft.linment .l\
Irvine Mamolt. Sl25 pp. Phone 252-123'4.
•Astronauts, Mars .ind far.i~y Stats.
May 1·3. Youth EXDO ;at OC F.lirgounds, Costa Mes.l. Phone )'s 1 ·fAIR.
Ii T.1stt of Costa ~'·· May 1 ·3, Costa ~ Owmbtr ol Com~rce event fea -
tures cu~ne ol 30 area res:tJuranu and en·
tert.l•nment al P1.u.a Towtf. S3 pp. Phone
548-4942.
• Rh.ipsody In C.imeloe. May 2. Qlmelot
Chapter o( OC Performing Arts Center din·
ner dJnce .lt Center crub, COSla Mesa .
Contact Rhoda londer, 645·9202.
8 flights of fancy. May 2 at 10.30 .i.m.,
Children's tlome SoctCly luncheon fashion
show al Anaheim Hollon and TO\l<ers. S45
pp. Phone S<IMH7.
8 Kentudcy Derby Day, May 2 at 11
a.m., CHOC Padrinos al Balbo.i 8.iy Oub,
Newport Be.xh. $50 pp Phone 645·5000.
ext. 177 . • ~ t~ Alts, Aprl1 11 It 1 p.m.,
0C ~ Alts ~ef VIC Braden
Chapter tennis tournament and dinMf ~ ~ Newport Beldl Tennis Oub. US
ptJ-Phone sa1-0S19.
• ~n b'Oft C&la ind Conttrt. Apti1
25 1t 5:30 p.m .• OC Philharmonic Society
rettption 11 The Spa at the Center, Cosu
Mes<l, ~ .1t OC ~onning Ms Cb\·
tef, .1nd g.a.w lmmediat.ely folloWing n Four
Se.&SOnS, Newport Beach. Conceit fe•tures • M<l1uM>ns It Mul~itas, May 1, 9
.A. PhilhMmontc. conductor Zubin /¥\etila, ~m.·5 p.m .• CHOC T~ O>O CU11d home
baritone Thomas Hammond. BT. Recep-tour •nd boutique al Nellie Cail Ranch, La·
• Kenluclcy Derby Night, May 2. Amen·
an Pa1aly\is Aw\. at Suri and Sand hotel,
lai;un.i Beach. Cont.ict Patty TrumJn, 497-
29S 1.
• Celel>ri ,.,._,,,.,,.,, --AfNil Ur
Shabspe1re OC oQv rue.ting and silent
auction at loatioft 1BA. SSIJ pp. Phone
74-4-7016.
• ~but.ante II.A, Ai>nl 11 at 6 p.m., OC
Unb It ~ M.vnott. By lnVltallOn
only.
• Panpcwt to t~ P.dfic, Ap(il ! I ~ 7 p.m., l.t(P#'.l M MuW'um island-inspittd
cinntr and G\SlflO .t Pote o.b. Newport
tlof\, ooncelt: S7S·S 100 pp.; receplion, __
concert, gib: $2SO pp. Cont.let ~<lQ..Tan·
~. SS3·2'422.
• W.1tkAmeficl, Apnl 2S, 1 .i m -4 p.m.,
M.lrcti ol DI.mes w.illcathon routa in Oan.i
Point. Irvin!! and Huntington Beach. Con-
t.kt ~rtlyn Mefntt, 6l 1.g700
• lmagjl\Alion ~ebtMion, April 2S·Mly
See EVENTSn
TOP TEN
March 30 -Aprll 6
1. American Tall 2: Flevel Goes West
2. Dead Again
3. Boyz N The Hood
4. Thelma & Louise
5. Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead
6. Rocketeer
.. 7. Doctor
8. Regardi~ Henry
9. Ctty Slickers
1 O. Other People's Money
CD's
1. En Vogue "Funky as"
2. Soundlrack "Wayne's Wortd"
3. Red Hot Chllf'"'Peppers "Blook Sugar Sex Magik ..
4. Ugly Kid Joe "As Ugty As We Wanna Be"
5. Nirvana .. Never Mind"
6. Enya "Shepherd Moon"
7. U2 .. Achtung Baby"
8. Metalllca "Metalffca"
•. Nllldl Cole •'Untorgettabae"
10. Gerth Broob ··Aop1n· The Wind"
1. v ......
2. Eric Ctlpb'\ ·-r ... 1n Heewn''
3. Krtu Krou ··Jump''
4. Right SMt Fred .. I'm Too Sexy"
5. 11.C .. ~, Too Proud 2 Beg''
I . Mtr1I Cofdb1 '*BrMkln' My Heart ..
7. McBrainl 1'0ochle CoochJe'' a. Alllntic StlwT .. MMlerplece ..
9. Celne Dlon/P8llbO ~ ••a..uty & The Beat"
10. 2nd • Mane ... You WIN ar·
OI•• Collll W11l11nd / l'hlndlly. Apll I,, .. • , •• i
L .M. -Kavfng spent the last 14 years in strictly urban cnvfronmcnl5 -at the Mu·
scum or Contemporary Art In Chicago ptt«dtd by Che Seattle Art Museum -what
att your feelings so far about the Souchem California sprawl and living In Newport
Beach?
Guenther -It is a pleasure coming to Newport Beach after Chicago, which in a
way was like living on a false coast. The shore of Lake Michigan cannot be compared to
being on the edge of the map with the rhythm of the ocean, which l am really enjoying.
There's a wonderful sense of possibility all around, a kind of exciting torque between what
is here and the leap across the ocean to another culture entirely. In spite of the economy,
what is happening sociologically, in·
tcllcctually, technologically and ar·
t1stically in Orange County is very
engaging. Things arc bubbling up.
L.1\1. -There is a particularly
pcsty and neg:itin~ art critic ln the
area who In repeated articles and
lntcrvlc\\s lately with you and DI·
rector Michael Bot\\inlck has cas-
tigated NHAM for its efforts In try·
Ing to make the muse um mort ac·
cessiblc to a broader-based audl·
ence. She has implied that this out·
reach diminishes NHAM's edu·
cational ''alidity as an institution.
Can )OU comment on this issue or
accessibility and how It relates to
ketping pace ~ith the '90s?
Guen1her In the United
States. 80 percent of your visitors
arc first-time visitors, and you can
count on them not having encoun·
tered truly contemporary art before.
It exists in :>uch a rarefied milieu in
its normal pallern that it doesn't in·
tcrscct wuh people's daily lives. I
want to encourage the curiosity of
our audience and help engage them
rn the struggle to understnnd what
artists arc talking about today.
tbt NEA?
IY1tli 011 cuc11sil'I: bocA.$ro1111J i11 eotrtrmp()r'Ory 011, attd a /011g. distingttillirJ
carttr as 11 1111ist:11111 c11rotor 011d adm1111J1m1°', B~ GuC'n·
t/1cr anfrcd Jrcrc from Cl1icQgo early luJI l>«C'm~r 10 101.I
01't'r 1/1c artistic rtms 01 tl1t Newport llllrb<N Aft M~11m. fill·
mg the posi11011 of Clue{ C11m1or .. J11Clt /iatl bttn \'OCa/11 for
''''" ycu11 /ollo11'i11g Pa11 Sc/1immtl 's Jrpanurr. It SttJllS tspc· cwlfy it11t·rrst11rg that d11ri11g Gtkmhcr's time' of St-11/U.g in mw
tlit' past /Ol1r mont/11, the soc101>0liti01I fort'C' ct1rrm1fy (/1111·
lr11gmg /ederol tmd state /1111dmg for the 0111 In ti~ Untlttl
Slates Jras lrfi tire fwurr of 1/1c Na110t1a/ E11d°""''"" /or tlie
1tns a11J 01ftcr fi111dmg ~11U sntrrly 1!1rratcnttl. MOit·
u1er, 11 u J1f!ic11/1 to f$11<>rr 1!1r tncklc.Jo~11 rJfcCI Ihm mon•
rtuf)' clta~s an: 11111'/llg "11/1111 our l«ol 011 uwitUJiotu. 711C'
acs1lte1ic comp/~1011 of NllAM, 111 foni·ro11se pion for a/11bl·
1io11 progroms 111 ttmu of tlit mu/1i-cu/111ral maknlp of tllt
cou111)', and 11orkb1g towarc/ 111u/..i11J tltt musnm1 more occa·
stblt to llS •·iewrrs. art just SC'\'trul of l11c ~I f«u!I BtV« Gutmhtr as ltc liclp.s (cad NllAJ.I iluo a lltw (IQ of Cultul'OI
prospcn'ty. I rrctmly /Jad an op~ily 10 di#u# IN# 10ft-.
1cs k'il/1 G1~mlier, a/O(fg .,..,,,, hit initial imprt:aiont of CJNJSl41
..... ···••211
Arts
Scene
lil'ing iii Oran~ County. 711t fol/o.,..iltg Q & A is a rr.sult of tltot mtemew.
Guenther -fu it stands now, the grant program has been lO restructured and rc:ip-
portioned th3t less of it has been avail3blc for individual grants to suppon new ni!>tic c:n·
deavors than ever before on a percentage basis. More oC it has been bounced bac._ to the
state level and through pass·through agencies that diffuse the potential for political impacl
or explosions. Ultimately, I think ~ will lose the NEA, led by a \'Cry m~ed roali11on o(
people Crom 1hc extreme right who do not see art or culture as an ts.sential p3n of our C:.\·
pericncc. The idea or government funding will h3vc to be rcstnacturcd and the ground\\ork
rebuilt. Needless 10 sny, the interim ,ap will be a very interettU., period or time. The rtal
hcanbrcak is that we ipcnd le~
than .76 cents per Amcricin c1t1 . .tcn
per year for the support or the 3th.
We virtually ~Y more.-Cor MedO)
Cr.)di~tion thon we dO the ub.
LM. -So, ...... lht IOUJ h C'l" task
of tu...S-ralal.. al hand, -111 )OU
have to cater NlWl's t~hiblts tu
tlkU potttallal donations. or "Ill it
be possible ror rou 10 broaden lht
base of prl•ate-ftaadlna upport for
lndMdual cstalblllon1, admltttdl)
tht molt cllllkult UH t..Om "hkh
1oralw~
Guenther -Ourly, I ~ill 1101
ori nll.c NHAM'' exhibition ~hl!J
ulc around uy pitch ror funding,
but the answer is more "°mplic;atcJ
1h1n that. If you k>ok back 11 30
years of uhibition • )'OU ~111 )CC
that NHAM never really pu hcd
the envdope $0 to peak, but 1t
never has 1hir1'.ed it~ re pon ibiht)
to provide a window into the world
th:it wu pushlnJ. the en.,clOP,!·
However, the exhibit progrnm '"II
alw:i,>-i hove a moment for classi·
·ci~m. because 1t is part ot thl) mu·
scum·s 'aoaJ to make accc ible the
ltUd)' of tnodcrni5m and it C\OIU•
tion.
A unctina now donors will al·
Wi)'t be touch. but 1ha1'
where community commie·
mc:n1 '° NHAM becomes so itn·
The museum as an institution
that ga1hers, interprets and docu·
mcnts is a sympathetic environment
fo r helping us come to terms with
our material culture: and collective
histories so we can find our foot·
ings for the future. It is naive to as·
sume that the dialogue should re-
main narrow and insular in the di·
· ....; • ponant. We try to find funders who Chief curator Bruce '->Ucnther balances lntegnty and accessibility at Newport Harbor Art Museum. are willina 10 ,.1 yea 10 the present
verse society we live in today. Contemporary art is about the epic we live in, and to un·
derstand that epic, you can't focus solely on the formaJist aesthetic evaluation of the work.
By definition as a contem1>9r1ry 111 museum, we are difficult and oflcn ob1use for the
gcneraJ visitor. To facilitate broadening their background at NHAM, you will notice mon:
wa ll le.ts to the various exhibit installations in an effort to provide an open hand: notice
this aspect, think about this concept, the artist is concerned about lheae attitudes, etc.
LM. -As a fonntt putllst for lht National EndowmHt for tbe Arts Clurlnt tllle Um•
wbea the controversial MappldJaorpe annt -.1 approv~ •hat do you think wtJI h1ppen to
'·• · , .... ·~ o...ng.·cowr Weik.M 1 ~. · ~·9_. \"992 1 •
-companies 1ha1 undentanJ
themselves to be l l the leading edge or the dialope in ICience, ••t.olot:Y and awtelu'I&.
We try to convince them that bein1 affiliated with IOmClhiftl tMI ll•eoft'"'""'81 Ot cuuit\&
edge is uhimately &ood ror their ~ness, and tbt they pia ~ bJ Mtpiaa our com·
rnunity come to terms wilh the allitudea ot lhe prcaeat *J. r.~ la 1111 ,... ~ have
felt less oomlortable, lea welcome, lea inducted la UM dkkWat ......_ O.. of &M ~ I
bring to an institution it a history of buildin& audiencea bJ ...... llliM ... IMllludonaJ di· .... m.-.• •
..
~W-e,-re bringing people together!,,·
\pnl "· I '>'>~ '°'IX:l i.d \lh tTti..,ing ~t1ppk111c11t tor ( >rangt: < oa ... t \\et·kcnd
hy Virginia Mullu
Finding Love the ''Write'' Way!
U!'>. Mo.. ... t often. we only tx>comc
aw:trc of our action." on ~pedal
oe<:a.'\ion.<;, when we .ire on our hcst
behavior and take pah'i to ht!
charming. But our true essence i!> the
one that we radiate e>ut, uncon-
.. sciously, on a dJily ba:,is-either
adding to the joy of life or puning a
chill in lhe air.
cbar-..1c.1eristic expres..-,ion, 1hc: eaM:
w hh '"'htch we laugh o r smile. and
hundreds of other thin~ .... ·111cr ftnd
themsdvc.'\.atlracted or pur off
immediau::ly.
There are people who M.'.Cm 10
anything or anyone thJt h·cr..., U!'-
from li\'ing our best.
\\'c must make an cffon to -;ck·t:r
the qualitie~ that Wt' allow to rJdiatt'
from u~. We <.:an cultiv~ue gentknc''·
~rcnir)r, integrity and quiet cnthu~..,•·
aMn--pc>Sili,·ely aff t..'Cting and J.nflu·
cncing the atmo:-.phcrc. We l":Jn
choo<;e 10 be unf orgcnable! •
\ 'irgmia is a crede1.1t10/etl m<Xlel-
i11g ln.slntclorand comm11mcat1011,,
coach. f/er seminars focus 0 11 the
qualities that set.a uonia11 apart .frOm
tb.! crowd. 'be teaches the tech11u111es
for t1cq11 iring thest! attributes-pol:ie.
Our personal influence~ a
profound e ffect on the world around
We have a re ponsibility for the
energy we radiate into. the univen:.e.
Every man or woman unconsciously
effects every ocher man or woman.
Strangers absorb vast amounts of
information about w, in a moment· s
notice. lbeir powers of observation
are very arure. Without trying, they
are instantly affected by our e:r
sence--the way we move, our
pread ch~r and optimbm ~' hert.'vt:r
they go. We feel renewed :ind
in.spin.xi hy their mere prt.'M.'nce.
Others seem to have a w~1kcnmg
influence. They spread their conum•·
nicative negathri.sm. lf they vi.-.il our
house. we are busy ~weeping away
the flunerings of hostiUty for ¢iY!'>
afterward. Tht::y go rhrough Hf e
under a rurtain of "Gothi Gloom.~
bringing every~ they en<."OUnter
down under their spell. We mus1
refuse to live within the influence of
polish, perso"al styw. mice--and
bou• to benefit from them. She can lw
n.!ached al (8UIJ 506-2902.
HO#/ lo •••a•ll lo .. #11111 S-~2.
LONCl lBJS. SOfT SKIM. 9K·
IM SWP. ST.1'G)' ~
41 ...... ~a. dlld. Seds ~io--...~SWMls-4' LOlllJ .... Call 19'7
YOt1NO JO. ILONDE. f6'/122. -*'-"""'°"....._.,., ,..,..... ........ , c-
Mm.CllllftS
IN.ACK CHl1STIA."'I SINOLE. ll.
M.. pdy. Clll tfll'). • i.o.. e,ablLSeehlllllOW-.....,.
....... wt.Ir~ HIS IFS ... 40. ,._ <'• 112'.
ltOroE wtDOlt'. 60 YOONO. .U ec1M p for ...... Ol bea11
-.... ~ lad. Call 7109.
"9lftJi SAY l"'M A mACnVI!.'
1..,.__v~ ~ S1'/llS,
42. look JO ....... DJP. I Wllll • ......,µoft11mel~ -•sl••l'Od...,•• .-.... IMM.. Clll 1M9
SEXY11UXOM. •UNEm!. llO
1WE EYB. OF. JS. c .. 14) •I
dilll. .. IOCAM<liiaip._.
SWMJMS 7".,..., ........ ........ -fl•"-'" ............... ,,....
Oil ISll
SY A TnAC'tM IUJl!.EYl!D.
SY aDNDI SWF. HIS. ~ .....................
.. '-'rw. ........
lllic. ..-c. OINli9= ..... -..-. ..
... Cll>G.
N1Tl'I. VfY MlOUS. IO'BJJ-
<mfT ........... ..... ..... F-_ ..... .,. ..............
Vi.p.~
D IOtMNl'S DEA07 DWP. ll.
JIO'l1>S.µuf ·-...-.
.-a1 ..... 11ma1..-a mmc ._IO Dow. Litr ....
~ omaon. ....... wal.s
01 ~ l..ooba for OWN lS-u ""-~ ... QI 1'95.
INTELUGE.l\IT. A TTRACTlVE.
SWF. 19. n'/121. ms SWM •
~ ....... dillal&. UOQ..S ,_....._c.llOSl
ATTRACTIVE f\JLL-FIGUIW>
MAMA llEAJl owe 200 1k Seds ..................... w ll-40. Sa.-mky. f*noa.
Cll lll>
LOVE TO <XU. SW, NS. ff/ ... ~.....-.*'"*" Seds WM.NS.SI0'+,40-50'11, .....
IM. -.-. . for frialclllllp. l'O-:= c:T'-~
l'M NOT 1ltl! WOMAN IN IW>or •pt .. , dllior.111& tlirs ..,_.. a ...... JClllt lootilia for-I'll I c:-==;:!~i ....... cllil n.t..Cllt 196S.
amt LASS. SWF. $9'1'0. ab ...................
37"8. WM eo 111111t low. Wt a
................ CIDllJlll'.,.
... a-I °"""" c.-,. Olll ml
PUTl'Y, VJVAOOUS. ~ ii--.--. ...... . ....... .., ....... ..
CllllM. ~ ... 4).jl. u.e
~Cll*l.
SOULMATU1 AmACT1VE IWl:IYID '--. .». 17/111.
! I 1n, ~ IB I -4) lht.,..,..., ........ ............... ~ .. ,_.,._..W..SWM . ., .................
a11m.
ATTlACT1Vf.. SWF • .15. LONG
NAWGAH EW. IOll. &JOY ...-...~-O!Moon.. z:s; paformils-. ...... food. .... ~~
,_ ..S .-Me ~ CC1611
Mr:u. c.i 1774.
-RJNal.OVINO. a.ASSY LADY.
NIS. 40+ ....... •=-ow.-·
tmr.I ..... "'" for ff1Clld. ~~-... Newport ......
Pl<H.SSIONA1... AmACTlVE.
OtEDRll. swa. sv. ».-..
...... --. .. w,31.
)9, 28 Mft ..__ ~ Oil
'""" A 11'RAC'TIVF.. PllOFESSIONAL.
ADVENTI.laOUS. lllllkllt. ._.
11e. SWF ... NIS. min..,_
....... .t.a. 1'1llllillt.-fL
Call lSll.
~ OIADUA113 Sl\IDfJllT,
2J, fr/I II. Ws SM 2J..JO. SY or .... .,. .............. ..
llea1I. u.e .... QI 12"'
AmAC11VBSWF. M. rrn IS.
1111•pe I ..... ~
SWM. M. 42.JS. .., 't If· ................. '-!al!Y--. ... ..., ...... .....-.,-cue ..
.--. ...... Cl!llM.
PUTTY. naorr. SAF. n. r•·1
117. jl4 cf I 5'*t SWM ""' flO'.~.....,,µaf Dllll
ms.~ c.118'.\
ooaGl30US•UNEmSWP, ._ ..... ,., .. ~ ........ ................ --. fl .t ,_ SWM ..... Ollltiia
wllllfor..,..... I /WI
f9SIAN WAHnl>'. Pe*.SHW •
22..Ulict....,....Penm. ~ ............ ...,llft..lAle
~ClllC.
UMI MDD. SWf. a.oNDE.
:.~===-se: ..-."'CJ ..
IEAUT'IU:.•WETTETEXAS LADY. lZ.,..,'. ...... _a ........ ~= 1 .. llCir c,a... ...""""' ._.,CIR 1"1.
YOt1T1IFUU. Y MAlWI DWf,
;:-~~-= &:~''2+. .........
V ALU~ IN Pl.ACE.. SWF, Qm..
um. lo-a IO laqll.. COJO) ~
8'0\'G.~ Smctttgaidc-
-5()..(i()yn .... -olbualor
lri• Cllll 2219
'1f1'~ WITI'Y . .Si. TR1M
BL(X\'DE BEA lJTY §CICb rnmed
fftlllmln 4 ~ IO i.llart IJIO\"lCS. 11111-
ttllllb. 19CMdcrlftSJ ~
•ldl lwcs llld ~ l.rvmt Call
21s~
FUN AND FElSTY. SWF. prdo-
~ pdllt. bbdd"! Sc:d.s 37
4S yGllltl(lll. !NI "'* •ho ~ •
111oncg. •.-Y IOlllllllX. l.rv111t. Clll
170.
SWF, N/S. LOOKING FOR A
TRULYNIC'EMAN•l:?-39. All
cltt rqotllNe. I 1111 •ontl dlr d ·
fort l.rv11r. CAii 161
SF. NJS. 21, LOY~ TO LAUGH.
•ra. ma eo Q()Q. t.oatq for '->'· ll001*IY __, !).~ fof
friclldlftp or 10111a11«. In w Call
107.l.
a.ASSY. lt<NANT'IC BlD\'DE.
5"?. SWF. 40's. nnanely 11net1¥C.
fll, ~ l.-0\'CS OUldoor a:ll\ l&ICS,
ms~~~
l\'lalMlft\lllp OO(inaj plnua
Allfta. C)l1 2-499
SWF. NJS. 'lll'RITEJt. LIKES \IOV.
lf.S. ...... gol{. brqc.--.. Vol•
... STJl 21.blmk. blW-qcd!ICd.s -so male •lltl smdls llllCml\.. in... Clll 2fltX>
SMAlT. SE.XV M'D SUCCESS
RJl.SW ·-•llodoefll' lllft IO
-I blf. ~Cf Iller llfad als ......
c:all)-""1f1t PY ~ IO ml}'
.50'• •ilo .,(lljjd lat MGM ._ llld
blue eyes Oil a H • llSOtld)' Gt>lf.
,w. •odd in-d.1n."' '-Cll °' "'Y
list. rd hLt II) 11ar """'° w • M> lid )))11 'U be JlllM. t6) llld
ttWW. IOO. 1111,Ybc I bait Oii ~
Qllltl \de wldl I "°'*'1111 WftW fA
bumof Couldll' I poi.~ be ll>'Oftll mllllg lhf SI .4~ piioM calP lMw
I
u.::sooo'1to an adP --~=-------
It's as easy as 1-2-31
t. Read dvou8h chc pcnlOnab and sc.·M:t
lhof.ie ~l ~ w.tnl lO at\SY.'Cf. CUdc Clf makr
nocc d me four d4lit rnlOlbt-r al cbc end ol caCh
ad You can .mswcr as m.anY aa. .s fO'l hke iri
ooe phone call. ince }'('lf.tr message is limi&cd to
one mmare. give .. little thought to ~n:. you
w·1uu to .say. You.can describe yourself aJld wtw
you like to do1 say why you found the ~d
iruresr.iog and be llUJC to leav~ inf()(11'lali0n on
how you ru n be conrnae!<.l Use Opdoo '1 tor•
further cxpl•nadon d the seiv~.
2. call our "'l>.ucline." a 900t voice qWJ
~ and~ Opdoa '1. at the rn:dn menu
When you arc asked for lhr number d the ad
you wbh to ra(X>Od co, simply COia' ~ fow
diel -cau· number from chac ad. If you don't ~
II. rwa dlr nr. tknt. the mt:nu will n:peal.. so
don't~ \lpl Masi ~ ri ~.
v<*le ad, bur you can ave a ~ cYen if
d"f havt" nQC ~ n:corcJed IL Aftei you ha\'C ltf\
your mel!IF· you CAil replay if and re«cOrd ii'.
you dKJOie. You can dlen go to ~ oe:si ad )QI
'WW\ to a~.
). 0.. ~ can brow1IC throuail rt.e YoiOe a<lf
oi men« WOIDl!'ll In a ~age ,ruup. ,._
9elea Of d F #).
~~IO dl8l is:
I (9") W1-4Srl
(Cill61t> ..... ~. ,,_...,~-.,..,. .. ,, .• ,.. ...... """,,,...#IJ
Women
Seeking
Men
51 Smgle Female
IM
Smgle Mole
D
~
0
A
Aslon
I 8'oc:6t
H
Hiiponic
Wh.-
N/D No Drugs
N/S ~«
N/Drtl,lr
Noft..Orinlter
Call 2490.
Dlf. Cl..ASSY, VN A00US. pe-
ca 111anq.~.tr-s. w.. --' f mcl DIM. ~--'*.-... ... liar owwllfll I ' ,, ~
Call 2179.
OVER 4.S• VBY PIEITY. SUM
lT. DWF • ..a ,_ QPEllCWlClll .... .-.n. ..... .. ~ J ... Cll9lllft1. _.,._...,_,....._lel*s ..... ..._.._ ......
allly ...._ F.ily .-ed. EA·
pcitt -· lrvw. Cal 20U.
fl£TTTE ASIAH.l'ltOFESSIONAL.
SINCFJlE. CSIJOt'l .,,a ~
Wiit 11111 wat;mds.. Sftts ......
OU5. ~ colqe .,..._.,
!Ullk. JM2 yn old. hilt. Clll
1766
SWF. "l/S. DESWNC Wll.D AND
CRAZY ADVENTURER. No
CM'lmlllJllClll ~ Scrtina»lS
open.aillldtd. SM. NJS MIS t..p
• d 111111 odlCr ~· to-. Cal 1013
A TT'RAlnVE BltUNETTE SWF,
N/S. 34. l'Wlla. "-1· •-p!nllll• ~. --io..cr. ioou.c "" --'" ~ NSM. for '°"C.u.r.w fncailalp. In-. c.11 1919
ORF.EN EYES, 81..0NDf.. S7. a -
f.GANT. ~ T.W Rock
ll~ Grtat ~ lr'ld.aboMI
~ f.lliJ01' tkq. dilllalll-dlt-M.~ rar :.~ =
ASIAN FtiMAL.f. SINCBE. OtJT.
OOING. lll!XIM, ~ i..
iemllld•~lll.OOl!Cbld.
ial awe. Dalla ., eecs 1111Cm ,.m-Jl.30. lmle. Cflll 'lJf1 I.
W AlfT'ED: SM. NIS, NII>. '5UJ
...... lie .... Wied.
""'4-1~ To1111114Y.a.-
11t1 dli& w-. aNf 50t: OW'F. NI s. N/O • '°"" life. ~ Ill(! lqlc(llll~ JOI!. ~ C..f Ji61l.
Pl ETTY. PETITE. l'ROFES·
SK>NAL. DIF. NJS, 46. WllTll lff«·
~ ~ &JOYS lhr
OlllCloors. spGIU. dlncin&. ......
thealer -O\Udt "°". SM-. • bcSI fneBd. ~er ..S life fWllln
w1111 sn11ar b«lP'Qlllld. M$IOll
v~'P-Call 2126.
ll'ffELLIGENT DWF. S6. lo•ti
rtOPk.. -· ... ~ri. pl· ~dlftlleft..Sed1~10shft -. Lrc-BelCtl ('llJ ?S01
PRETTY. PASSK>NA TE. PllOFES
SIONAL. 39, SY,,,. dct.im hand-
~ NIS/D cl.&u«t man of~
fOf" comm11:me111 Newpon Btxh
Call 1901.
"IA W R.AL BL()t.(O. S'll'/121. En
uqirencur. ~\. Lo-ci. \l.11411. Eli
. rope. dolnc:UJa, k.~lllf.. Dc'!.1re\ rall.
1ntl!l'CSlt'd l~·SS SM. Hunun~too
Beach Call 2099
A TTRACTIVEJEWISH LADY.W
'57. loollmt for h1sll plenmi.
)4-44, foe fu.n. COll•CIUhOll and
Wll'llllh. Newport Bc:adl. Call 11164.
I WA!'.1 IT All.'· A NCC SW PY
.. 1th All AlnctQlaood lool"•1ill's
fllllnC\llly.tCl9t'lllOlllllyacu« Att
>-oo& Olll ~?' l'lea.c • NIS • .,
clllldln. IO beafds Of ~
6'• Ml lad al hur -' no SS•
C'OIOlll dcl Mii Call 161~
UNPORGETTABLE IN EVERY
WAY .17. '*-It.. blw. 3T Gtf
111111 bemy. ala nunl. ~)'.
v.<11-l'Cld. wotld 1111\'dfJ, rad)' ID
SC1llt ck1'li n. miny llld llavt kidr.
•1411 W1. llhk\Jc profa.1'CUI lllbo's
fll\lftt.'.1ally iC.'Clm lllld mJO)i. Ilk
w1llloul tad for UllOlJn&, dno ar
11co11o1. c 11111 Mesa. c.n 16 71.
WANT KIDS? SO DO I .. Oruc
1cMs. •cry 1n1clh1rn1. 5'7112'.
blonde. ICtl\le ~ hlP monib.
mMtwai walYes. ....... dlmdl
t.ily, ~ lo¥e! dllallisw~
---. lloab. ~ ... .,..,
-....... l.ooUlt for 6'• '9ao -.kr ~,art d •·Com~
cal 2411.
U«i IN TIE NEW YEM••
~...,.,., ....... .._ ... ...ti. MeuaWe ~. .......... ,....,""° IJkcs to llltn fM. S.. J ... c.--. Oii 2161.
twU.EY COMPAJOON, SWf, ,.... ............ ..... .., ......... ....,.....,....
....... ~Wa ....... • 1 ,_ • .,_ .......
..., ..... c.12103
SOMET1ilHO DffB.EHT' M
yOll -'O+. w:riw,, 111-.e • .,.. -ur.,.. .. -. • ., k.t'Clll
• C... Mesa. Cal 2249. •
JUSTOOmYtt:~•
ldlip. ....... 1111. JO.~
....... IUjllltilblt ..... illdcd.
ertpf pal aJDwatllion _, '°""' IO lsiP. ~: SWf. II.I C'A fir llb;M.
Newpon Ir.a. Call 17Sl
CAIUNO. A TnACTIVE
at.OMOE. m . ellJOYI ipOftl. poll·
tn llr'4F•--~.MINI s F'*-)9. ,_ .. a a11111pm-
._... itv.. ('al 22$).
8'..0ND A mACl1VI • Pit().
FESSJONAL • NSWF ID tlM llw r.. IMICS •1'111 ~ pdc:Mftll.
NSWM. lrv9e. Clll 1916
AW.SS'Sf.EKS3~ AM.NM ,....., ... r-ly ... for..._.~..,. ,... a.po-,-c.11m.
SWf, ATT'lACTM!. 12. lftb »tla PY fOr ,,....., _, liiwytle
~""'••...._re.,_.
'JCS'. ..... llCIM.1-., ::=.::"'=-=-llOU ...... ..i lfllwYa't .. )'l*.~--1n ... c.n 17.10
Lin COHNllC11 SWF M. 5'5'/ l lS,we.Up1..,~11Ul,aw~
Uow.~ .........
kM .,..... dlildllm.,.... llMd,
IMris. ""°'°'"'*1· ~ ..
A2 Special Advertiatng Supplemtnt' for~ COMt W~
icr i;poru. llld lllCft! YOU: 10me cl
Ille lbovt. ST+. 111111 W!I)' ~
111111. Tlbhll. Clll 22IO.
26, SV.F. NIS. CR.EATIVE. spo-
111al, 'tftwlall. fan11l)·t111ad<d
En~ ~ft'YllOft, ~ lllO\·
It\. W/1 lOill S«\111g ~' c.
rocunu,, Ma.1111 coruoous SM
Nrwpon 8-1 Call 1 IOll.
\tlLE! U:'T'S BE HAPPY T().
CETlfER. Vt:rJ lftnt1l~e. cuo~
t'COUS. petdt. --~ l!nwne. Nune. SWF. swast. 4() EllJD)S
1md, !ht ans. IOllllllltt.. m®C llld
ww ldvcnnm Scd.J prof~
pitman fot ~I~ Tustin
Clll 2119.
PRE1TY BLONDE. Sl.CCE..~S·
RJL. tpmtml. ~ly. \Uble, hu-
llXWUlb. )'Olltbflll 41 ~ wh111.
uuldom. cntcnllNrlg frimJs or din-
ner fOf '"o 11 my lt1tw hocDe. super-
1 )'l o1c1 .. Sects WM. NI'S. rr-
50.. '* ~ llld villa bodl~~-·lly pmclllll _bfe. Irvine. Call ll42.
BRIGHT, SINCERE. DIVERSE.
~ SWF. M. l.S. C-·
try,CllSric:al. WCJRttlfBlllroolll.
~. SottaSDWM, NIS.
JO.J9. frad. ~ poWbk ~~""--~ 17SS.
SC.uL!T LOO« ING Fe». llll!IT ............. 2. ..
SWP.M. ... --. ... ,_ ....... Ws-........,
... ~QllJf9.
SAP, 4M:Slf. S'7J!LEll)lfJl. ._. ··""* ........ Pllw• ... ,,..1111w......, t 1¥111-
... flfllJ .a:alflll ii ,_ ~ _. .. ..,.,a•-•a1a.. '"'* ~m.-.
fOIMBCOI UUQt&N.DIP,
N.'S ...... for lllr Olis. 4S+ ••
~ .... ..,,.....nfd..
~ 2066. _, ... 8lft. .,.
INDEJIENDf.Hl'. ATTRACm'E.
"-lid)'. lldt.-...i. ill ....
bfxs lootJllC for ~ IPCICllll W1lh..., ~ N/$ Ir·
.... Call 21()1).
l'Rb1TY. INlULOC"nJAL. Alli• LmC, ._ ....._ W. c,a. S'6
lll.~---.... . ..-...r. pd caat. .... Im'·
def, COll"VIRM ... r... ltoet .. .. • ..,..., W.DWM.
,..,, .... fiwwnlly ---mamillDd ,....... ..... c..a
2Jt9
~ ~ LAOOH1 OinM(.
pcw.~"'-t.--· till.~. w.. Nl1 ..... ,... ukJltwll1b.,.....ac--.
..... _.,... · lftili. Ol 203S .
SWP.A1llAn1YE.PEtTl'f.."1
Wsrrl; ' ..... apbt
~ ... '~· .al6on; ...... " ...... illidflfea a... <:lrM. Cll m
PllETTY. ROMANnC. ""1J. J7. est Mt4 ....... lnrtlla. fl"O-
fctt..i WM. Nl1 »-4. ....... , ........ for ......
... *"'8' ........... ~
Rhfl ....... ~Int.
, .a1 ... ,,~ •• .,
..
.
46 f()f IOllmDe .t ~ "' dlq a 11waie ~&ldl. Call f169
A TIVE OlANGE CO(...~AN
BUT -.:OT PlASTtC. OV.F.46, po-
(C\\iOlllL "9Y· ~ t'Qlt lllf..t'OZYf~~
al,, kiolq /or inltll"'*' ~ ~ plllt. DYtM.45-,~
Onlip;. C.alJ 2129
SWf, NJS. 42. 51 1, llll'lttllt, pro-
~ ClijOy) ~ ... " ~ ljl(j~('/bunlor. Sttls""' fnml
and Ioli& 1mn relal~ ~
AaL Call ?405
Wf. N/S, BLONDI:. 5V 44. SE.l\
SITIVE. ~ du,.n kl ~
ulli:111c '"' ~ 111 lam1ly«tenkd man IO~ mut..i ~ Co•
drn On~t' Call 21 N
32 AND l.OOKINO fOtt Yovt
SWF. 40'S, r.-. SUM. '-<911&.
cdlald Wt~ ... ~.
.........Of~~--~....-c. ...... -.
doillt .......... ~-Cll 2'11
SWP, DYNAMlC EXECVTTVE. ,...,, ......... ~emd.~ --.:111 ... TldC.-.nw-. .._.
M. llMDt, ~ SWM. M "'* QI 17)7
CHa.ISTWI SHU MOM. 40.
S9 lfl. loolJls lorllM SW. Orif.
,
a
bldlbC!llfOJ~dmcilJ
IQ )Ill\ Sllila Aila. Cllr 2349 •
JUST BECAllSE l'M
8£Al/11Flll .~'l --' .. , bli)wr•••....-•Wr .. ..... ~ ... ,..... ...... ...
.... •..:• , _ • .,. «r'• (led
, I tito.ie. SS /120 I ll'llllJd lie
kl111Cit1 1 '1·42 'f old~
uc1 ttllde:w l)' \CQl1t ...-.
!'teat "' !l051 in-. 1
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pnict COl'OllL Cllll 2'11
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A TT'RACT1VE DWf. 42. fl.
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c..11214'
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SJf, NIS. 1'1. S'llK* w.. ai ..---. llr\P&. ID&aiaill)' Ill ~ Clllllrllly .--.111KlaA °" ~lfllL'lll-~wr,\.S
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..... ~ I ~0
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a.c.si, •1Clh1fftl malq 10 JI.art
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..... .... "'5 .. ,. ... ... ...... Oil..,
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S'T/1 De, )9, "I ¢l1illt, ,.ti) ,.., Sllllb SW. HIS., ........ ........ ~ .... ....,. s--. Ol l"7.
MenS11idng
YA>men
_ Pl.ANT AGAROf. ~
~JllldJ~ .,._•I
111111lk • lln t)f ~ Berl
C.0 416!< .. .
SllOOS BACtlEl..o.t sttimt
lflf~•-1&1---· bl: • a\llnOUI ~ beach a.,,_ ~ lladi. Call 4m
llA.,DSO"IE. Elx.CATED NS
SV. M 11. 511 /IM. rar\J 11111 dail).
pb\' Jlllllr. )or.'C) llhe r.r.ful lbd.
11111 ll'l .-.. or ..,._ Scd.illf
lkndn, 1111'&11\ e, YtT/AF 91kr lO
fl)f rr~ nl cnm io ans.; ..
. rwnaa> -\'qu "'°"' .. ~~. ltvtt C'all l661.
• AffliCTIONATE. WAAM. Dft'M.
j 10 110. Mll'ldl\'t, proftl&IOftll.
~ Wllb. l'Olllllltt. cllllmC. dime.
llldlcr. ~ GllldOono. ....,
¢ ...... w...w..~e. ~ 0¥t'F. »-«A. ... ~.
lfft1I) for r.. ~. ~
~ 'hlta c..a «11t
swa.c. ?O. 6'J 1110. BltOVt r
~ W. SWF 1120 for 1eMioaJlp. FWlaPI C'.11
~~lt.SY/ 160.Ml ...... p f I AF .... 41._._....._ ...
mt, ICllW ... .....; ..... c-.._o.1-.
0000 LOOD10 SWM. n, ,..._
......_ ... rmt ... SWF
21~ .. -. ....... ..... c--.a.JM
A ft.\--DWM, ,_,,.., ...... 'NI!.*" ~:"· ~ Wpp It,
. :.·
NEWPORT BEAOf BUM. SWM. r--~-:---r-'1""7:wr1:;~~;-a.~;;;:;:;:n;..,;:;;:::::::w::-il!i;;~==~=::-:::-:-~~---~-, ~NA>.n.c.67r.m.usc-BS'9.
MKTGMJRE. Sttls ceniliabl)'
fli~ SMP.":WSW. CIR'
Todly dleR ~ m.my a~ atilUl
me ~and motiVatiom d on.lin:uy
~ is arid isn't appropnare. T~
de-my aboul our f~ &n ~ tin.-umswlces
i'\ a rarily, Y°'! m.ty not ~n ; .
be awan: thia )'OU are paruu-
~ in an <ICf d rouch per sc,
or NI )'OU are maldr18 ;udg-
~· And If you're pm>e.'C'U-
pied w1'h ~ leX\lal
~iba you nwy ~ uilillbir
IO~ dir JmSaliof• lo
)'OUI; own hudy, lollitlfJ JOU'
own bod.Y reipOIWC and "lludl.
indit~
So~ does IOUd\ ...
mt! In die~---~
atwa)'S,n.:~
SWN. ""*' l!IOQS. ....... "' ........ ......., ...... ................ .....,,.., .. .,.__Oil lm.
HVNOIOOS. twrl. ffAHD..
90ME. ft'M. '°' 11'/l '8. NJS. ----~ ..... ..... 0 ';~00
"" ATIMC11VE wmt AN A'Jl4.
LEnC PtfYSIQUf.. SW. NIS-D.
1,$.. 0.-. ..... II) (VJQfl/ .....,. .... _ ... nr..-,._.__....,...c.-. ................ .,.
.-617 ...... ""· NIS-0. ........ •Iii. ......... Ya)' ...., "' '°"'· ..--e. ~· -. lnoillt Cll J9W
WllOS'£A1IJ SJM. m. •.,... ..-.a, .ii) Ill ..ry SJf--
ll• lttl.-tnW Cll •1.
OtaJSTlAN l1'fM. n. rn '/l ................. """. ......... l'·-~d ...,....,...._ ....... ....
MJ....-•w ...... = .......... )09RI ............. ""' .. al.S. ..... C111l9J
rN LOOKING Ria A "OMAN 111 .. .,.......,. ......... .. ... .....,,.~. ~"' ......... ·--·--...... °""'.., ........ ........ 5 I0'/165 C'Cllll Mrsa.
Ol3'm.
SW. 0000 LOOU«l. IMJSt-,._ OWl8. o ..... SAi .. :.. .. ..:::c:·~ .......... ...,...
'lld.·Ol41t0
SYllAHOI LEIA.eEDF .....
1'y Syrm ....... lS. n ·. Clft·
pimw ~ m .:ftlt °" .. eo-y. Call )7)1
OOYOl· WA.~l'OIE ..S -Ollil)' _, D'ft'M. NS. Sia. 671
11.S. WA.'-'TSl'OMEETYOO. WF. NIS. )I.JO. ...._ _. ,-,.. •
T-. Call 4710
DANCES WITH R>XES.. ~
-· ». '711GO. ...... .. ..... ,....,.... ...... ,
~ ... ...
EOOCATED. HMDSOME.. '°'
(loal ~ St/150 ..... ......, .. fur._.,...__,
~ INdl. (ii 49)4 ..
SINGl.E MOM W A.im.D. OWM. ................. ..,... ...
Ws SWF . .?I-JI .. ,-. dllf.
.. ~ ~ C'il•ll4
Slt'M. YOONO l6.. lNOaOOT.
Hl/110,..u ....... ,..... ........ ,. .... ,,,...... ................ u.-,,....OIUI
SWN l6. 6'/170. • ........ ,
Std• qlM. •nncu•• . .,._.
...... '*"'I• ,......, IC.tl"C --.n.ac.tim.
CUTI a...1us • .--ioot.111
~. smu~ beach blcwk
todri~tCTaZL U~-pun --~"' 8acfl. Call 4j8l!
SV. \t, WltlTEA. DAAX Bl
MOR ~ !*h IOlllllh 111.h~ ~ 18 30 . .anctl\C
•hm IA!> l1~i;an B1\j)llll1<. d.atL
IJ.tn dmt me nul\1 ln.111t ('all
l'iltl!
El..t .CO'i'Al\ED IX H.lOT
-"RTISTISV.\11 ~v.i.;111
l 11l ;)Ff 10 PIMJ\C alllllldt 11u1
f WI IS(.\ plam:i.Nond can lit ltll'llCd
TINUI Ull 'II~~
BEAl'TIFl L "0'1 '·°" f',Sll>f "-\DOIT "~b)S\li\1 Om
ll;ll\, NS. '1 for imnio., tic.h. ~.
1ng. lra\CI, "'11h111 hont~1. fun
llaith)', rommincd ~~tp II-
•" Call )Not •
ATIMCTIVE. VOONG,NCRS-
SIONAL. SWiil. .._., .-. _....,..WFb,_.._.
llOlllllipoin.t.Clllln
AV AILUUANDA TIMCTIVE OWM. 41, T__.,.._ ~
SW/MF. llldtf S'. EMOllOH·
AU.YNEALTHY(.._~l.
==-~ ..t•'llll:ICll• n ~ C'o
.... C..1411?. . .
HAILEY COWIOY EXEC_.,
~ Ml 111111pm ... sairtty
FlillltslyptlOlllM--. ... 1""" eWllll*t.~·-... Cllli56.
Pll.Ot~OWNEI,~ ~DWM..•'ln~.,,.. ......
Scdlll tll, .... ~--111 ,..~~,.,-.....
... 0 R t,, • ._._l!At
bnlfilt. ct.a.. --. .... -•w~~~«Ml. .
IOY1SH ~. 6'1111 ~ '-Y· ...... ....,.~,....
--· ~. P!IB ... tparb ......, "'., _, ... ,.y--.:
IM ild "'Y ...... \Ml Sf ........... CJ&.,_..,. .....r .. ~
MA.~OSOME SHM • ..o s mo .,.,...-..-.-...--WsSWf .. _,....
-..a...<Mft~ .....
SM>~.1UI'/
11'5WM..._ ......... .
lllr.1..-.e ......... ~ -..T.-~)3'&.
To respond to
these ads call
1 (900)
40i-43?7
{bl/Jed al $JJ19
per mi1U1te)
or see
instnu:ttortS
o"pag
Men
Seeking
Women
S' •' lflt6 °'* _, Setwa c.-
(310)
5'2-<,IHO for..,.,,• ....
......... C&
4
To respond lo
these ads caO
1 (900)
407-4377
(btlled al $1.49
permbrute)
or see
lnstnu:tions
onpage2.
Men
Seeking
Women
RJCH. HEALTHY, ATT'RAcnVE
SKM •. 17. mcdiam 111111c1.. wOllld Ilk
IO 111«1 cio1o11 IO canh gut (Of IOO·
lll/lllC rrl111onship. H11111tng&oo Beach.
C1All 38ll3
S\I. M. \5. I~ 8'/l•HI TIMELY
KNOCKOLIT ~eek> ne10111bk
lnorLoo1 for companlOIMip lea:hng
IO f~rp I& Ihm' I Nc ... -pon
Barh Call 4316
SMILING. SW~. NA. N/1). calml)
<;«I._, IOIKlun, lllblt, ( ll. )"'CCL (mu
nine. JO'! IO 50. wnppcd VtOON~
Seem 10 pm. 1'twiion. 44. 58/
1-'8. prof~IOllll. ~-camping
10 1u\. ifftct1<c11Wt. commurucah' e,
..ptntuall) finn. PIL""llWC. "'°"" · lllf.. FUC1"'. bu~ '-c"' p.ll1 Bc0ll.h
Call 4095
IM TIIE ONE! SWM. ~ • .S 10'/I ,~.
abo\t I\~ kd,,_ pl\ysall) IC·
11\t, ad•tnlurou\. open-m111dcd
"'ml ,.,ann canng lad) for an bonol "
rrla1Klmh1p Kreh OK C~ Mc"
Call H7Q
TAU... A THL£TIC. loolml! for 11111
ooc n1,.h1 ~ lpcM1bly more' I
W1111 a '<llll·tall. hudbod) under !O
\1US1 havt I \ClbC nf hwnof' Sm
~ CINI Mesa. Call .HM
BIG.TIME BODY. SBM. 22. Tiii.
darl. '* Stttmf. V.Ollllll o( In)
l'IC't (Of (1111. Onngc Call 3318
SINCEJtE GE.Nll.EMAN Would
hkc to qan tht ~ Y car .. --.ducxnc·
Ollr spccW. StOJlc v.lutt male. VI.
finannally liCICU~. "'ould bkt IO mtt1
YOlllll lady. average to llUac11\'f
looks fOf fncnd!lup.~.
powblt INlfTllgC 0.. POllll Call
3824
mE.D OF DA TINCi' Mc too! SM.
~. S'6', b6ond. btwJpn.. 1ocb11 for
senous ~ Alhlcoc, outp
1111 fl.II, IMIWCll'lhy. llO pines. rm
wllnltw ca11. COii.i Mm. Cati :un
GOOD LOOKIN. 6'4', &dvahrt-
-SWM ICCIS, .,a •-Mllilts. ~7. lm'd. OUldoon.
par boob. Scdilt ~ SWF.
~.JO.ll.57• farllOlllmCC. Ms·
N1C l Kids. Con. dd Mar. Call
414S
~ Do you fed dlM yw haw
10 mucll lllOl'e IO l~t dmi dae
~ 1ppec;.t1Doyou1cJ11C
to award your kM ..t ~IO I
man who is cttmllly """ of your v.cll being? SIOp lnCI think aboul it. If
you desire ... CM.sl-centtml 1IOlnt
... 1111 i«llllll)' _, .. die kM you
C'Ollld pclM!bly t~. Cius blue·
eyed. Vtrf lllll'IC1Jvt, ~iD\'t gtnefc·
man dunks"" should cOllXCl. You
• UCTpllOMll)' lltncti\'f. ll-17. c-an. ia!LCOD1111D1CS11111ded.
AU responses lll\V.cred, gu.at'llll«d!
LM>rlnie Coun1y. C .ill 4424.
Dl~NER. POETRY.
FR1~'0S-.SWM.2\~SF22·
30 for fun·llmtS. compan10Mh1p.
someda) mott. I'm SIO'. bm hair/
gm cyn. abo;-c I\ mgt looL1ng.
Old'lplllen. ~ for-lrd lnCI 90'l
open minded. UB 1111clhgcnt. ldven·
tllrou\.. 11ll1K'11~c. non-ranQ. cQJOY
alllll lll,JOll'a OUI Ind io..mn~Cf
\lllJOM U..,. dlfl hlir I hll plUi.
Dnlnh. drvggin.. Sold dlgm lnCI
truecurc 1irls om! noc call Coga
Mesa Call 311M
MATIJRE. AlTltACTlVE SWM.
57/14~. affecoonaic, Europmi born
and cdualCd. ~1 plU1)'. UlleftNl-
bmd. peotr, llOll-~ spt'l'1ll
lid) for,__ dlncwt&--!CS, liflOl'1).
lra\Cl, l'QINIW..'r. Ntwpon 8tadl CalJ
4071.
'\II. SWM. 6'1'/171. NIS. Nit> At-
llllll~c. fu.lov111g. ..... flt, ..... ..
tclligcnl En~ ~hns. ICMJ), ski·
mg. COll~er5llJOll. Llushllll Sttts
~J9. S7+. fit, Jlftll)'. atrect.onak.
dllrm. kid-II"-'-BnP, p&ayflll.
1e1111..aduh. posmvc. w1dl cclttlx:
illltmu. T111t111 RMdl. Call l947.
FUN PROFESSIONAL. SWM.. NI
S, 39. ST/160. CODWll:n. wnll:f.
ltAldlcr Alhlt!J('. heallhy. Coftsider· .. "'1&M. vlflCd "*"'50. Sttts
SWF. N/S. for~ f_,y, lt-
vn. c.11 3631.
SMALL TOWN VALUES! Ale ,c. 26-40. dendl!f. C*. 0 • llt4
fllOllOIMIOll'.· silty. llOIHllMcrial~
tic, yet lj)pfOICba&lc1 Tired of
pmcs. dcccpoon. emociollal and
_... dlln (IUlll lldl! Mt IJCI!
la's Wt. .. Com Mca Call 3604.
FLY BOY. SWM. 24. 6'/lnedlum
build. LoYcs c-tr}1!ulg hie Im to
offtf-~w...., ......
t'OOLing ., Uillfll Cllt o( lhll spe-
cial ~ SeW dow1110 tri Jiil dial dotsn' l1kt lad pnes
CO!ila MN. c111 mo.
HOPEFUL ROMANTIC. SJM, l6.
6T/17St . proftulonal. ~d•~
soulmlltJp&ayrNIC IO illll'f ll!O\'ICS.
l'llllSJ(', ...-,. IOIUlltt l~ait.
Call 3114.
MfOCAL STUDfJIT, 14, _..
SIM. Scdilt ....... r-.e. ~
S1F 19-2.S for clalt. comforllhle re-
....... Jrv.... Call 3442.
SWM PltOff.SSIONAL. 671115.
ccMad. t:>ilMM. ~ ... e-. Seet1 SWF 4()..50, slalckr.
~..-r.silcmtdllmshlp. Irv&. Call 4'°'
SWM 216. LOOKING Rllt 24-3"
--..., hbs ., '° ptlca.. -~ I Illa ....... , lrvw. Cal
SwtiOG lJ. •·1 '/lU. IUJE Eves.
Ollcp ..... ~ ... ............ ..................... ~ ~tcl'J~~
VDY HANmOME MIAH -.S
Yfl'J ....... ..tn40Slf • SWF for~,_ an-. Olll l612.
SWNSM...29. 6'/llO. STABL~
S•1111. 9aWS. dyulnic llllttal.. Jdi-
aNt seels CWt 'IJM lonie IO Mom'
pl 21-29. im.. Call ll4S.
YOUN020.5'10'/17Sl.SEEXS18-
23 ... tto &lkn dllnta. ~ ftCllb.
moncs. ~ cc.im1S. k'nM.,
fOf fnclldllup or JfO'llblt JdarlOll
>hip. Irvine Call JI 71
CiOOt.E.\fA"°'LY, WAIJA 41. S'S l/2'11SO. IUCl'CS!ful. <'CllllCdlt ...
lcUc. Liles bndl. ua~d. f111C dt41na
Sttb 'TIU'-4' IUlt. flllllil)' OIC
l'oon'JIOl1 8arll. Call 'UM •
WHTTEMAL.f...28.1~1'1,teets
sWM. snmerr. 23. r 1rmoe
(IOOl to llt 240t). ....__ I bLc
~~-~Ain't 1111.m' 'bolll kM. irv.t. Clia JM I.
ILQNOE HAll/ILUE EYED
SWM. NJS. 2A. lmal. 1dllMt A •oe It • WI,._.., 81C· tndWF. »-JO. torr..• a.wm-
..., ,._, Cal llll.
Plll'.ff.WONAL.J.1.611•.~
-..--....,, ..... mid. ... ~ ........ w.. -...SWP,(lS-32). lrvw. Call
l90l.
HANDSOM!. VEIY stJC'aSS.
FULWM.ll.~~
dlUy ~ "fl'J ...... a&)'.
~1-~~3':'*'
DWM. MO.rTAIU' • .J7. SJQ'l.1609. ~ COUlllly -.C, bow1·
... lllOft\, ~· Scd;s S'ft'f/ DWF. 1.S-lS. pctik. KA'J.Uvi s. for
"labolblllp. Mrio <*.ay •T'llfllft.
Clll 3791
0'4'M, C'Ha.ISTIAN. N/S, JUST•
JllM diYOlt't'd. ,,,. lonely. ia11. •·
lrtJC, 11111. ~ na. l.ool""
fOf ~11. 1o~1111 1a1 10 spoil
Tws&a Call 4901
ALONE -AGAIN" SWM. NJS. 62.
S1'/l<i0t. litllll-mnd Scdipdllt,
SYw'f. • S4•. "Ida •1'111111 • .., 11.
Li.es boob. fibM. bad. dalrt.
Moal'tlElllk q111n llllltL T\1!111111
Call '119
L~Bl.E ROMA.'fflC.'. Slf'4.
<.'llrnllltl. 40+. S-6'. pro(~ional.
CCMllpwKllllk. 11\ltll"I)'. happy.
~far •lllJC'lll. mxtl\t
lid) ..tn "° • o .,..i • r-iy ~'*" ""*· Call ~.
SAM. 29. A TIMC11VE. P"I>"
fn IOll&I Stttl B·lnd ~
player, lllkl1llCdiMC acr. lllnetiw
SF. N/S. for frimd!i!Mp or ~.
21-)(). Alw ~ traveln
S.. Ma. Ull l.U9
DWM, CHllSTlAR. N/S. FCN?i;"Y,
JOOd locUf (IOI fwlll)' klcUal. ..i-o.~ ...... ...... ....-.................. ....
ICll!ie, .... llCMu~
arip.~ .... o-er
b ... -. Rady" Cy·--~ ......_ .....
Iota wcdalk. ~<'II
-.ic. n.c No """' ~or
pen11111 ~ si. r1rn1.w. ............ __ .,.
..., ~c.al~
'\JHANE. SUCCESSFUL MIT·
ISH ADVEHTUlEa. S2 ..ta ,..... ................. c-.--•.....-•• ...... ~~oldlr-. ~Cal ...
ALLAMOICAN LOC*.S W/ IMO HE.UT_,,......_ SWM.NI
S..J0.6'1' ............ ...
fmilMl. '--ly .... f.¥7
~---.~-.c. .... •~W-.SWP.~_... ........................ ~ t.lilei64.
W0U HAID, PARTY H.UO,
saic. H4. flltt'adlll ...... -. }l.S'll'/17~ • ......., ......
oaok:91d.&ijDJ'l..._._,.
~ ....... ,.,.. ~--Call
~y EUllOP£AN a.N1\£ MAN.41.r...i __ _ ...._,---..,..,r ...
cllly.... Seitilt .. -.Iii· .
.... 9lltWt tidy lrvw Cal ,211
HANDSOME OWM. 6'3'/190t.
~ ..... edlc*d, -..... w.. <*. fil...,?.
~) .... ll-ll. ,.... *.,.. ""*-Call Jill.
ltONANTIC ltf.AL MAN -6S. 67, .....,...,..,. ... w .......
.... fJ!JllJ ... dilnly, .....
..... ~ ..... Oil 4921.
PllCRSSIOIW. ow. ocm nAN, N/5, )$. S'IO' • ._..,_, ........ ,,... ....... ........................ .., .................
-• ...-.. YOU:SWP.
llnlm. NIS. »-». -.. ----..-· ......, n. rll JM6.·.~
INT!NSI!, IHT'ELLECTUAL SW. HIS. )I. f?, lllil. • willl .,.. ..,. ... ............. , .............. ...:.Oii Jell.
• COUNftY O&NTLIMAM.
OlllS'nAN. M. 47, 6' 1'11•. ~ ................... -..sw.aiin...._._
............ ..,...c.illly ..., . .,...., C.14
OOOD LOOKINO SWM. 2'. 61 1m.--...--. .... t1• ii!lllolrly. Scdipd ...... pou·
Q\Cfaa* UJO.lllr~di«-
111. llllWWIS. s . Sam A& Call _.
l103 •
SWM. NIS, ~ ENlltf.PRt:,·
NElll. 19. 6'. ~icml1> -.S. -lu.,..11.~IC*k ..... y. blrdbody l'mlCm . Golf.
tnvcllfl&, )-atbc1111. • 11ie. fnead\
$ed.' Wf.N/S ~·30 ~mt.. Clll mi.
IDiCEllE OWM. 4 , DdO"S dlf\
... ijlOll\. ... in. ..... DDae.
tolal41+ fauk .. ,_ ......
~ Fn lllllC ~ "'lllt c.114196
"'M. 4\ ~ I WA."IT A l.OVI"
wordld).,. for •llh •._•unit
"'1111 for "'* CM! as
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•Tres de~~ flHQ, May l. S pm . midn~ Cystic fibrosd Founcbtion it Bar·
~ ~innt. ~~.us pp
Phone 9ll-139).
•M ol Dinlnc v, May 3 .i S:30 pm ..
Newport HMboi M Ml.lfoCUm dinner COOf· di~ by Joic;tlim Sc>f~I p.u Soolhem
. Cabfomil ipinst New VOl'lc sopc<~S it
Four Se~, Newport Beach. Master ol
ceremonies. ~ ~vi. c.on1.1ct
M.\Xine ~1bcf, 759-1122.
.. -__ ..,,
...-S:lO p.m. --showtimes: ton~t 8~30 723-6616. Thousands-o( items on sale at
p.m.; ffiday-~turdav at 8, 10 ~~ 11:45 the we-el.end, open-air swap meet. Admis-~.m.; Sunday at 8:30 p.m. AdmtSSIOn: 57· s.on: SO ctnts (duldren under 12 free).
lO. • CXange County PH'forming Alts Cen·
• Mucho Munchies 267S lrvme Ave.. ter 600 Town Center Dnve, Costa Mes.\,
Nev.-pott Bexti, 722-2583. ~n SaO<h and 5S6·2121. Frtt tours of the Center are of. Ch~i~ Shennan appear at 8:30 tonight fered Mondly-Wednesday at 10 aQd 11
Mr. "O" with Bob £d1ngr< perlorm April a.m. Reservauons arc required (°' groups
16 at 8:30 p.m. • of 10 °' more.
•Orange Co.ut Col~e Robert B Moofe •Our hdy o( Mt. Carmel udies Cuild
Theater, 2701 Fairview Rd., Cosu Mesa, Our lady Of Mi Clrmel Catholic Church,
432·5880. Chi~ Golden Or~ ~o-1441 W B.albo.1 Blvd., 673·1202. Spring
b.lts, the intcrnat.oona.lly acclaimed troupe Fashion Show re.uurtl'lg fasl'uons by Re-
c( ~ts and maitlda.ns, perform at 9:45 cycled Ra~ ol Co1on.l del Mar is held
and 11 :45 .. m. today .. rid.ets: 53.SO. Wednesday with an 11 a.rn. social hour
and i'l noon lunch. Ooruition: S25.
( I 1' '•,'' •,I I\ ! \ ' • 'o : .._,
•Golf Tournament, May 4, Olive Crest
Tr~tment Centers at Big Canyon Country
Oub, NewpOrt kac:h. Phone 777-4999.
• Membenhlp Luncheon, May 6 , i ·
SCOOPP (South Cb.Ht ()fpniution ol • F.trmet's t.Urltet n main parking lot it
•Toys lnlunalionaJ at Sooth COJSt f't.ua
ind Tutti Animal .ll Crystal Court, 3333
Br.stol ~tJ_. Costa Mesa, 549·87 71 . The f•med tcioay bear Murfy Vande<bear ap· pc;ars in her "Dutch Tre;ll" ensemble a•
l oys lnternationil from 11 1.m.-12:30
p.m. 5.lturdly and n<>on· 1 :30 p.m. S1.1nday
ind at Tutti Anim.11 Crom 2·3:30 p.m. Sal·
urd.ly and 3·4:30 p.m. Sunday.
• Planned PMenthoodl at RhocJes rcs.idcnce, Orange County Fairground$, 100 F.alr
Balbol ~insul.a. Cont.Id Nora lehNn. Duve. Costa M~, 8JS-4103. Sporuored
6)5:0707. !Jy. Orange County farm Bureau, the
(armer's 1Nrlo.et is ~ each Thursd.y from
( t j • • I I • • • I I
VENIBOV:Prollgy
~Itel In U.S.
From3
oovctcd prizes. participated regu·
larty in tbc most prcsti&i<>u.s music
festival of Europe. ancf performed
more lhan •.000 concerts.
Renowned Georgian conductor
Jansus K.akhid?C, winner or the
Rustavely Prize, is also currently
an adviser and chief conductor or
the State Symphonic Orchestra, the
Pali:uhvili Opern and the Bolle1
Theatre of Thilisi. His highly suc-
ce rut London debut with the
Philharmonic Orchestra in July
1988 prompted an immediate Invi-
tation by the ensemble.
Maestro ~khidzc is joined by
J 7-ycar old Vcnicrov, first prize
winner of lhc Carl Flesch lntcmo·
tional Violin Competition. A child
prodi&)t, Venacrov btgan the violin
at age 5, after hi mu~kian father
brousht him to concert where
)'OlmJ Vc nacrov watched with Ca •
cinatlOR the first violinist.
8•30 a.m.-1 p.m. Adm1s.siort: fr(!(!
• N~1>0'1 Hills u nler San Miguel al
end ol Ford Ro.id, Newpott BeKfi, f>.40-
7373. Easter Bunny will be hopping in spt'-
cial Easter KtMlies from noon-) p.m ~t·
urdly.
• Newpot1 Dunes ~ ~ and P~fic Coast ~· ~ Beach,
776-7•90. "8.ac:h • &ly 8-Kilointtt run Of
wall.. Sunday features lhe mUSIC o( }ohaM
Se.bastw.n 8.ac:h broadeast ~fl lhe courw
51 s Cf\try ftt benefits Hopr House Drug
RehabtTitation Cencer.
•Orange County fairr,rounds 88 fa11
Drive, -cosu Mesa. ''>.'\1niature Hone
~ .. held 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturd»y-.
Sunday in chc Equestri.1n Center. Admis-
sion: tree. Pliooe 1619> 679-1181. "Or·
"ingc County 5prlng Hunceri?umpcr Show" hefd·a a.m.·5 p.m, Apr111 16·19 1n che Equtstr~n Center. Adm!SSIOn: frff. Call
6~1-1328.
• CXange County Marl.et Place In the
main . parling lot at the 011ngc County
fairgrounds. loo Fair Or•~. Cosu Mesi,
I Best Bet
•Irvine kclay Theiler 4242 Campus Dr~ ll\l,ne. 8S4-46"6. UCJ JX.eseflll D.>ll.ls 8~ Dance Th6ttt In an 111formal public
perlormanc:r .. 12:30 p.m. TuesdaY. Ad-m~ frtt. Jose Cre!CO SP,oln1sh bincc
Co pcfform at a p.m Apr~ 16-18. Ad-mlSSIOn. 514·518.
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• "MOfning o( Al1 & Music" al Four
!e.uons txUI. .6.90 Newpo<L Cesltet Of.,
Newport BcKh, 259·0655. Jewish Federa-
tion of OC hosts paintings '°' sale, lec-tures, brunch 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Sunday.
• "Spring hmily Festival" at Piecem.ik·
t'n, f 720-Adams Ave., C0sta Mesa, 641-
3112. Music, food, craft booths 9 a.m.·S
pm. Saturday ind 10 1.m.-4 p.m. Sunday.
"My favorite moments arc on
1•aae, pcrformina for an audience
who undentands my music.'1 5!lid
VcnseroY in a telephone inlcrview.
"I feet MoPY and proud l can now
appear with. the Moecow Philhar-
inonk for American audiences.
The Brothers Four pei-form Saturday ~• Onn~ Coast College.
. irM chanaes in Ruula. the tree·
dam in an, means 11 you are really
aood now you can pcrfona lntema·
tioaally. la the old ·c1ays. it Wll very
CWlkuh IO le.w RUllla." v..,.row, wlilo in the autumn ot
1990 tmi&ntCd from lbe USSR to
Tel AvtV. met MalllttO Zubln
Mcht, and was immediatety en-
gaaed by the Israel Philh armonic
Orchestra.
"Many o( the m"'icians oC the
Israel Phil harmonic, half the or·
chmra. came Crom Russia:· added
Vcnaerov. "And ZuJ>in Mehta is
one of the belt conduc\on in the
world."
Puttinc a bow to his viOlill iluiill ln 1735 (the period ol ...... , ....
ter") Vcngc rov wiU play Tch:aik-
ovsky's Violin Concerto No. 1.
"Tchaikovsky was Russaan bom.
his music expresses the mo1aic ol
Ru5Sian naharc -it celebrates."
enthused Vengerov.
Tickets (or the o~ ~
PhlUaannonic Society nent an
Sl._.$40 uad -r be purdaucd at
tho center tioK oftki. TiebtJnQter
"'Qlllna 646-6277.
8 Cood Sht-pherd United Mt'lhodisl
Church 8152 Mcfadden A•e, WC\lm1n-
s1er, 897-0100. 'lesus," the m0>t·
translated film 11"1 motion picture h1>tory. LS
(>fesentcd at 7 pm. Sund.ly. No .xlmi~pn/
donJllOflS .lW~pt~ Child c.:irc pr~ldcd.
8 UCI film Society "Early r.tms: fllmOlls
Directors" Spring S.cries, Student Cl!nler
Crystal Ct>ve Auditorium, 656·63'79.
"Throne o( Blood," duooc<l by AJ..ir .i Kuro·
sawa and relc.ued in 1957, prC)Cnted .lt 7
and 9 p.m. Friday. lid.cu: S4, . .
" l I I t h: \I\~ \I•' I -.,
•Blue Marble Coffeehouse 1907 11a1-
b!X 81\ld .. C~a Mesa, 646-5776 "F1ce ..
dom of Expression Poetry N1&hl" pr(.')Cnts
talc-tclling poets Tony F1ecburg anJ Ste·
phcn Burneue at 7:JO tonisnt All open
re.xlrng ~ alJO part of the progr.lm Adm1i.-
S10n: Fi'c~e.
• Hi-Time u llars 2SO Ogle St., Costa
Mesa, 650-8463. Special wine LlStlnss ire
held 4.7 p.m tod.ly .Jnd HI pm. Frid.ly.
Pl"a pct t.ble \.llK..~. \\'cubtod. Cellar's
Marcec Cuthbert pr~nts l.osher \\-1ncs 1-6
p.m. Saturd3y. Price per l.ble "aries. Li·
braty wine tastings conducted 4.7 pm.
Wednesday featuring '"nes from d1ffNcnt
regions. Price per l.lste liar.cs
• laguni Art Museum 307 Chff Dt., Ll·
gyna Beildl, 494·8971. Arll!>l ~us.:in ~ph
sptals ibout her in>t.llli'ltion "Milk and
Honey" now on view at the South Co.l~
Plaza S.ltellilc at 11 J.m. today. Adm1.s1on:
Free.
•Newport Thtiller '-rls Center 2501
01ff Or . Newport'Be.Kh, 966·218-. The
Vine Street Theate< Co.. a new xiors "~· ptesents 1egul11 ~ for Ho~ casllng directors. a.uses are·
ongoihg Sundays trom 4-7 p.m. Am>licant:s
m.ly all 8 a.m.·5 p.m. Monday·Frld.ty.
"' 8 Or1nge C~t College, 2701 Faif\le\'
Road, Costa t.1es.l, 432-5880 "Actlng•tn
Commercials" \\!X~ pr~n1cd 10
a.m.-1 p.m. S.:nurday 1n Room 201 of
OCC's lC\\IS Applied Science Building.
fee. S25. "Creating lllu)l()(I Through Styre
-Be the B~ Y01J Can Be!" fashion \\O<k·
shop pt~ntl!d 10 a m.-3 p.m Solturday in
•Room 1 IQ of OCC's Counseling and Ad-
1111ss1on "8u\kl11)_g.. Fee· S35.
8 Or.ange ·County lnsidc Edgc at Bi:.llo
201 in Irvine, 647-1909. D\Jtpfiirr~ II·
lzabcth Fortune speaks on "People Inter·
;ic11ng with Dolphins and Wh.lles The Ei·
foos on Inner and Global Pe.lc.e" duung
the 6·30-8.30 a.m. meetll'lg \\ednod.ly.
Cost (includes breal.fast)· S25.
\ H '-ll
Classical, O pe ra & Traditional
• lrvint' Bll.rday The.itet 4242 Campus
Dr .• l"'ine, 854-~64. ~ll'l!Sl t'iaroutune
Beder.an and p;an1st l!Xna Cr1ir.t1 perfo1m
as p.lrt o( the UCI Chamber M~ic sencs at
8 p.m. Si'lturd.ly. Selections 1ndude
Mozart's ' Sonata 1n A "1.Jjor, .. SchurNnn·s
"Sonata •o. 2 1n 0 min!X," Webern ~
"four Pieces" and Franck's "Son.lt.J in A •
"'-"'!°'.'' rtd.ets~ S6-S 12 The annu;il l1'<1ne
Chinese Chorus concert, featuring a choir
o( SO singer; accompanied by piano, tlute,
\10lin .and cello in .a progr.lm o( lolli. songs
sung 1n Chinese a.~ foghsh. IS held at
7.30 p.m. Sund.1y lid.ea· SS.
8 Orange Coasl College, Fine Arts H.ill
119, 2701 Fa11'-ie\v ROOd. C())ti'l MCS.l,
432·5880. OCC's Pcnny Opera Comp.10y
p1~nts Kurt Weill's 20th century (>focluc·
tion ''Thrc.-e Penny Opera" .11 12:30 pm
todJy. Adm15SIQl1'. one penny, but do·
nJl!ons will be accepted (Of Oomc..t1c \ '°'
FREE
B~IRl1 Ill
DINNER
Dunng Apn1 bnng
a binhday-pany of four or
more to Bcmhana. and
we'll buy dinner for your
hooored guest So you •
can have a real celebration
on the house
Offer good Apnl I·
30th One free h1bi~ ht
chicken & tenyak1 st~k ..
combmauon dinner for a
pany of four or more
Al ohohc lxve ....
tax and up not m luded
Proof of Apnl
binhdate ~qu1ttd drivu's
license, btnh ttntficatt.
I : I I
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• Or.ange County Philh.armonk Society
al Or.ange County Performing Arts Cent~.
600 Town Center Dr~. C05U Mes.1, 646-
0CPS. The Moscow Philharmonic Ord~
lra conducted by Jansung l<.llchidze in a
program featuring Webef's Overture to
Oberon, Tc:Nik<Mky's VIOiin Concerto No.
1 and ShostakOVleh s Fifth Symphony per·
forms al 8 p.m. Friday. rickets: ~14·S40.
• P;iclfic Symphony Orcheslra it Or;ange
County Perf0fm1ng AIU Center, 600 Town
Cent~ Drive, Cosu Mesil, S56-ARTS.~
Cuesr conductor Sixten Ehrling. premier
Royal Court conductor ol Sweden sm~ his
appointment by King Gustav in 1953, leads
, the PSO al 8 p.m. Wednesday-April 16 in
the Overture 10 "Benvenuto Cellini" by
Berlioz, Piano Concerto No. 2 by Saint-
5.Jens and Symphony No. 2 by Sibelius.
Three-time Grammy nominee Ruth Laredo,
known for her in terpretations o( French
and Russian music, plays the v.rtuoso Piano
Concerto. Concert prev~. free to tick·
etholders, occur one hc>Yr prior to each
concert. r iclcrts · S 1 2. S36
•St. Andrew'J Presbyteri.ln Church 600
5' Andrews Rood. Newport Beach, 631 •
3821 Holy Week musiul "The Day He
Wor~ My Crown" pr~nled by the Sane·
luary OlOOr and solofSt.S al 7 JO p.m April
16
jazz, New Age & Blues
_.,, ~ Bocti, 646-0201. Ham-blues artist on fQm~--Smith $inp a.~30 and 6 p.m. The Sunda~ "'" me~ Blue plays rock and blues at 9:45 ;ind plays Ntmonic:a Ind ~ F~y-: Snooky Voung Ind Bob (this
p.m. Friday-Saturday. Satu~Y·. )au v~ Debbie y~ ap-Sunday); Buddy Ol!ldm and Diane V..-p
• lirnpotttti's J33J Bristol St., eosu pe;irs with special JUCStS Sunda-y. Joe (April 19). Thefe is a S4 entMainment
Mesa. 850-9090 Don Miffef' B' Band ..,;ipp;i and the All·SWl,_ fe~ Tom ~ and S7 minimum r~.
• • · ' 18 Bevin and Mike Fahn, ptrbm TUesday. c:twje. ~ ~ music '°' dancing f!Yef'Y Mond.y The Bill Liston Big ~nd with voalist Bar-8-11 :JO p.m. bilra Mooison pe;.ys W~fonnef •Mt.Kho Ctasto )u:z lar and Lalin Crill
• Ufe Udo 501 30th St.~ Be..,. Pancho Sa-... --,,,;..,n:... ,..._..._ ~nd 263 E. 17th SL, C°"'1 M$, 631-4009.
6
..,., nu>C4'. ....-"'"~•..:> • Luther H•....._ ~ .. ,.. • ..,.,..." f<"'''·•..:Ag 75·2968. Joe Nappa ;ind All-Stan his band perlonn April 16. SholNtimes: '"a'-._.,........, ...........
perlonn toniltht ;ind April 23. Barbilri Mof. 8:JO ;ind 10:15 p.m. Tuesday·l"hursday; 9 trombonist Mdy Martin and saxophonist
rison sing§ Friday. Yve Evans and Co. per· and 10:45 p.m. Friday-Saturday; 5 and ~~~mario~~onn at the ~~nd ~ins fonn Siiturd.ly and Apfil 18. MicNel 6:45 p.m. Sunday. ~•lion t ...... ,. Brazilian anu Laun luZ
Patterson's R&B Band perfonn Sunday. featuring Liz Kinnon on l~rds, Oick
Ollie Mit~l's Monday HOfns perlOfm • Fitzgenld'1 food and Spirits 19171 Mitchelr on s.ues, Kun R.umuuen on per·
Monday and Af>ril 27. Dem Hom ~ MaJtnOli;a SL, Huntington ~. 968· cussior'I and Luther HuJ:hcs on bass per·
perionn April 20. W;iyne Wayne's BariCI 45fl. The Charles Rutflerlord Quartet #ea· fOfm Friday-Saturday. ~1odern j.u band
i>erlonns T ~ s·u M'tchell B nd ~•~ luring vocalist Christine Rosilnder perfOfmi Uncle FestNie olaY Sunday. Guitansa Ric wednesda u CL~' Y 1 a .,...ys 8 :30 p.m.·12:JO ;i.m. Friday-Saturday. ~ ~ His 'Band ~Ofm Tuesdav. inesoay._ " lings April 16 ;ind Rinnlngtons' WtOPhonisi Jeff l<.lshiwa i
30. Showdmes: 8:3 f .m.-1 a.m. Sunday-•Irvine lvday Thealer 042 Campos F~ ..i~ w~ Thursday; 9 p.m .. :30 .i.m. Friday-Or., Irvine, 856-5000. UCI presents the t""T W Y· J;uz guit.v leg-Saturd.ly. Dillie Cillespe Quintet, featuring the i-. ends c.eotge Van Eps and Ron Eichele ap. _... ""6-pear April 16. ShoWtimes: Two shows bit-
• Cano'1 Restaurant 2241 W. Coast cnuary trumpeter ~ by Ron ginning at 9 ~m. Thur1day, Sund.ly, Tues-
Hwy., Newport Beach, 631·1381. Les Cz. HolloWay on lef\Of SM. E ~on gui· aay-Wednesday; 9 :30 p .m . Friday·
imber leads . . r .. nda r tar, John lee on bass and ·~ Berroi r. ... . a iazz J<lm every~ y rom on drums, perlorms It 8 nm. FftA ..... rick-.-tUf ... y.
l :30-5:JO p.m. ets: S23. r ·-r •Newport Roadhouse 1700 ~l.l
• O~rich's Coffee & Espresso Bar 474 • J.O.'s LaMll~si Peter's , __ ...,._ • Ave .. C.OSU Mesa, 650-1840. Ronnie Sax E. 17th St., Costa Mesa, 646-0323. The ..... .__,.. Open Rodcin' Blues Jam is held 8 p.m.
ThNl!et, 2701 F .... 1toad. QllU Mis.A.
771-6423. occ 8IKlc Student Union ~
tents ~ d ~ R&8. ;au. tqpe
and rip at 8 p.m. Fridly.
•Rutty PelcM 2715 W. COlllt ~·· Newport kid\, 642-l-431. Alen Momlinl
.ippt~ through ~y ~ Wednetd.Jys
at 8:30 p.m. Jd Blind plays Sund.lys at 3
p.m.
•seuctio c.fe -hlMM 100 S. Main St.,
Balboa, 675-7760. H.l~ Blue
pl.iys 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Tiwrsdlr and Mondays
~ 2-6 p.m. Sundays. Md.1n OIV1S QuM·
let pbys 9 p.m.· 1 a m. ffid.¥-)e4f !Whi·
wa Qu<ll1et pLlys 9 p.m. -1 a m. SAtunJa,s.
Brady Siegel t~ 9 p.m .. 1 a.m. T~
da)"5. Paul · Trio ~ 9 p.m. -1
a.m. Wednftd.l,s.
• Sludio Uk -Corou cMI Mat ·3201
E. Com Hwy .. CoroN dcl MM, 67S-7S75
tell Conz,ales blows his """ 8:30 p.m.· 12:3() ;i.m. Saturditys and 7:30-11:10 pm.
Sunday and T~
Pop, Rock & Country
P;iul ICent Quartrt, featuring vi~ pi;tno, 16400 Pacil"IC Hwy., Hu~ MOnd,av.L bass nd dru ~ Sjtu-4 ... frot1 kxh. live ~ and f>tues from the ,-a · . ms. . ~ ·-1 rom 9 band Suntet Bfue i5 pmented Saturd.ly-•Orange Cout Robert B. Moore •Alta Co(fee W~ & .._....Co.
p.m.·midnf#lt. : free. Sunday nights. ,.--------1--------------------
DIM'" 0.. ..__QI.
• Double Tilke 5902 Wat'Mf Ave .. Suite llM.axwdl's ty the Su 317 ~IC COISt
A. Huntlngto!t Beadl, 840-6118. Ronnie Hpay. Hundn«lon Bach, 536-2SSS.
Sax pt"eent:s Open Rockin' Blues Jams Sun· ~ P.iul Smith Trio featuring Smith on
day nights at 8· p4.lno, Jim OeJuf'IO on bass ind Frankie
• • '11.a CoHtt W.arehouse & Ro.sting Co. 1!11 El Malad« 1690J ~u1n St., Hun· ~PP on drums J>bys fr~-Saturday
506 31SI St . 1"ewport Beach, 675·0233. tmgton Beach, 8'46-533}. CuitMist Dave nlJ;'lts al 8, 9:30 ~nd 11. The Jun OeJuliO
Bluegrass band I l1gh On Cr us performs at Murdy, bassist Dr. Art Davis and keyboard· qu.irtet. fe.ituring the same hneup as the
8 30 p.m Frid.ly Sandro (risUv. plays Rus-&St Peggy Duq~ perlorm tOO.y. )au} tno plia guest artim, petfofms Suindays ~
~1.m folk and blu~ at 8 pm. Wednesday 1 -------------------------l
Cu1t.inS1 Da\'C Cross plays 1azz at 8. 30
p m April 1 b Adm1i.st0n Free.
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• Ancil'nl M.ariner, 2607 W. Coa~ High·
OOWN HOME COUNTRY COC>t<IH'
NIGHll.Y SPECIALS
from 4pm 'Iii lChn
Served with saJP & sabd
MONDAY
Teri~ki Brod-ettes
on o bed of nee
Turkey Dinner
or f-bm Steak '4~
154L17th11. C... Mela
646-4303
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• Gino's Expanded Menu ·
• Exciting New Pasta Dishes
• Early Dinner Specials
• Karaoke Sunday &
Monday Night
•We Still Have Your
Old Favorites,· Too!!
Luncheon Served
Monday-Friday 11 :30am·2:30pm
featvring
Homestylc Cooking &. Daily Specials • .Dinner Served
Monday·Saturday from 5:30pm
STEAICS • SEAPOOD • COCKT>.JLS
1695 Irvine Ave • Colta Maa • 646-7944
It Doesn't Get Better Than This ...
Easter Brunch at John Dominis
A Champagne brunch featuring a fabulous
buffet Including Belgian waffles, eggs
Benedia, m2de-~rdcr omelets, peel-and-cat
shrimp, oysters on the h.aJf.5hcll, pasta and arving
staUons, a variety of salads and dessC;rts
And ...
A master SushJ Chef prepares
your sushi favorites
Plus ...
The most tx.-auliful view
of the ~port Ray
Easter Brunch $18.95 ($22.95 with ChaR)pagne)
Children aaes6 lo 11 $12.95
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• hrtftts Without Putnen 647-7528.
Ch1pters 26.Cosu M~ and 595. ~ ~xh hdds a ~ at Mile ~Goff Course, 10401 Wurter Ave ..
Huntington Buch 8 e.m.·midn~ Friday. Orient.ltion session held ll r :30 p.m.
Cost· S6. O,.pter 595 holds 1n or~n!.l·
lion meeting tn Huntington Be~ 1t 6:30
p.m April 25. The Fount.tin Vil~ Owp-ter holds 1 d4scuulon 1t 8 tonight. Fee.
Sl. Phone 721·1S75.
11 II \!I h
• BK•suge The•ler 1599 Superior Ave .•
Costa Mesa, f>.46-5M7 "T1an)lltOns " 1 pLJy Y.T1tten .and perl"0tmed by youn!I peo-
ple and ~1mng the11 ~ ¥od fNn cl ~"8 up, continues It i p.m. Suncf.ty)
indef1mnlt'ly. T~: S8. ,
a c~t• M~ CMc PLlyhou e 611 H.lm·
1lton SL, Cosu Mesi, ~SO.S269 ''Worl.-.ng." ad.Jpt~ from the Sluds Teri.cl boo6c
by Slc\en Schw.utz .lncf Ni~ f.no. Of>MS
Apt1I 16 on Thu~-Saturdly mgtlts at II
p rn .and 5und.tyJ .ll 2 p m thfou~' Ml)'
10. Td.ecs: Sll·S15.SO
• lrvlM Community Thutet It Tunle Rode Commurwty P~ Turtle Rod. Om't'
.iit Sunnyh1ll ~ne. IMne, 857-5496. "Re-
turn Enpgemeou," Bernard Sbde's com-
edy aoout CnS5CTOS'Slng liwos, pbys f rid.lys
1od Saturd.iiys at 8 p.m. through May 2
with .ii matinee this Sunday at 2 p.m. Tick-
ets: SS·S6.
• Newpon The.iiter Arts Cenltt 2501
01ff Drive, Newport Be.iich, 631-0288.
"Qt on 1 Hot Tin Root," Tennessee Wil·
lwns' dr.lma oi greed .iind marit.il frustia·
tooo, pl.l)''S Thursdays through Saturd.iys at
8 p.m .. Sundays al 2:30 untJ ~i.ly 10.
Tdets SlO.
•South Cout Repertory 655 Town Cen·
tet Om-e. Cost.ii Mesa.' 9574033. 01\ the
Sl'Cond Stage: "Billy Bbhop Goes to War,"
John Ctay .lnd £t1c Pt!tcrson's muste.11
about a World War I pilot's chcdert'd U·
cent to famt. rs presented through Sunday
ill 8:30 pm. T~y-Friday; 3 and 8:30
p m Saturd.ly; and ) and 8 p.m. SundJy.
Tod.cts. S22·Sl1 "BovM.lry Wat~," the
world premiere oi B.irbar.a Field's S<Ot'f
about J JC:icnurec retre.it sc>ne haywire.
runs on t~ ~1.l•nsuse throosfl May 10
T1<.J..cts S 1 S·SJl.
• UO Fit~ AIU Sludi0 Theoiler, umpu>
Drl\C and Bod~ Road, '" 1oe, 8Sb· 5000. ' Penthesi~a:· Heonnch voo Mei\l"s stOI)'
~ 1ln Grttlc myth ot lM Amazon ~. pl.lys 118 p.m. Apt1116-18 and l
pm ~11 18. Ticlcetl• S8.
P .s.: Diaert ha •, Newport's got SOlil1y
From 2
Palm Sprinp -"Sex U fe of lbe Date" at Shields Dates {com-
plete wilh slide sbow a.nd history or cross pollination.) .
Ont famous ptrson you•re llkt ly to "t ln Newport Btach -
Sonny Bono (attending political fu nd-raiser).
Ont famous ptn on )'ou•re Ukt ly Co 1tt ln Pa lm Sprines -Jerry
Ford (cutting ribbon at grand opening).
What passa for advtnture In N~1>0rt Buch -Calling Dad fo'r
bail money.
Most popular bumpu stick.tr In Palm Sprinp -"PS. l love
you" (still).
Most popular bompu stick.tr ln Newport -"Buchnnan/92."
Wbat JOU caa't war la Palm Sprin1s -String bikinis, thongs
(local pubic ban)
WbaC you can't wur la Newport ~ach -String bikinis, thongs
(too cold).
ThllllS you'll most likely do on sprin& break la Newport k acll
-Look for parking spots, watch out for meter maids and cpeck
out theater listings. 1.
Most UblJ thin& you•n do on sprla& bruit la Paljn Spnna -
Wash chlorine out of your hair, promise the front ddk that you'll
tum down the volume and promise yourself that nc.xt year, for
1urc, you'll go to Cabo San Lucas.
Tbc OM tbla1 you'll Dad la Newport ~ach lhat )'OU can't Dad
la him Sprinp -Frozen bananas.
Tiie ont tbJn1 you'll find ln Paim Sprincs that you ran't Dad in
Newport Stach -The sun.
Tiie one tbln1 everyont ha Newport lkach would hu-c told you if
JOU bad botkred 10 ask tbtm bdott you camt bcre lo tht lint
place -Go to Palm Springs.
Ro ........ Horikawa
Tallyo • \ oa,.,,..... • ..,_ -
• 3800 s Pim I) ... Me (n.•1 '67-2531
• 3 IM'Ulea 10 P9rtot11 ... Am 0...
~unY ...... •tl•l .... ~81 \•~CA t>1S1 ....
Dinner theater
• Keith & M.irp>'' Murder ~\ystery at
Scott's Seafood Ctill & Bar. 3300 Bnitol
St., Cosu Mesa, 1213) 466-1767. Solve-it-
yourselr whodunit presented II p.m 5.ltur-
day.
comedy and speci.ilty .ias 7, 8 and 9 45 p.m. Friday. Sl 00\'Cf charge/2 <kink mini-
mum. .
• N_,,ort Be.iich Marriott Suit~ 500
Bayview Circle,~ Be.xh, 854-4500
The M)'Sl.ety Cafe theater, ~here audience
sol\es Y.ho-dunnit, 8 p.m. Frid.I), 7 pm
Saturday.
• te Meridien Hotel 4500 ~UCAtthur •Old WOfld German Restauroant 7561
Blvd. N.....,..,... Beach. 476•2001'. "Broad-Center A~,, Huntington 8e.lch, 826-4730 ~··I""' ''Encotc" audience-partJC11>3tion mystery way. My Woiy" mUSIC.11 theater, m.lSJC, dinner 7 p.m. Saturd.iiys. AdmiSSIOO S48.
Best Bet
This is the last weekend to catch ... Billy Bishop Goes to War,"
featuring Be n Halley Jr., on the Second Stage at South Coast
Re pertory, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Tid.els for
the music~I about a World War I pilot are $22-$31.
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South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa (714) 540-3840
CELEBRATING 25 YEARS IN
NEWPORT BEACH
A fimre on Newport f!ay for a quarter
~.Via l\ba ia DIWtge.~S
ctDm for fine bEn Cuislie and an
ll1p8r8led wine 1st.
Jain U. En1br Sunday tram 11:30mn
\Ml1 be ll8l'W1g E tw IJ6U•
along wtil cu ...... ~
Pl ease Cal for Res8 'WDJi • -
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Nuggets few, far between . at allimalion Qelebntt011
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By 1 odd French
Sc>eeQI IO Weelcrnd
A cardinal rule in poker:
You never 1ip your best
hand 100 early.
Which is exactly the
problem with Expanded
Eniertainment 's "The 4th
Anima1ion Celebration: The
Movie," now playing for a limifcd
engagement a t the Edwards South
Coast Plaza Village. An opening
seg allegory on Eas1ern Bloc angst,
and the coda, a tribute to '40s and
'50s animation wiz Tex Avery, are
~creamingly funny; but on the
"hole, like most animation
fc~tivals, there's a lot of
hit-and-miss eel work to wade
Movie listings
The following are Friday
movie listings.
Newport Beach
IDWAJIOS HIWPOltT CIHIMA 300 ,__. C..,
... o....~ot.0160
I White Melo CO<I t MnP (It) 17. 1 30. S, 7 30,
10
1 11M "8y.r It) 11 30. 2. ' 30, l. 9 30
3 tar.le 1na1l0W1 ,., 11 30. 3. s 30. 8. 10 X>
CDWAJIDS ISLAND OfftMA f...i-t lolot,.j New
-C-~01218
I Mr c-ln VWty 1~1 17 IS. 2 •S. S IS. 1 4S,
10 IS
1 c..tf""e 14 .. (PG 13) 11 30. I •S ' 6 IS
8 30 IO JS
3 ........... IP'GI 11. 1. '· 6. 8, 10
• n.-de..,_orl (t) 11 30. 2. • 30, 1. 9 30
S w.,._•,' W...W il'C 13) I IS, 3 IS. S IS,
!IS. 9 IS
6 S-llht Ton. (PCI 11 1 ' 6 8 10
, N...-. !"GI 11 2 30 s. 7 30. 10
UOO ONIMA --91..d "' ,..,._ v.1o9o 673 aJSO
,._ 9' 0-(PG Ill S 7 30, 10
l'OltT THIATll 2905 [ Co.,.; ~ 673 6760
Tolo l.e MerM (PC 13) 1, 9
Costa Men
IDWIUIOS ONIMA C1HTU 2701 Hwtooo l/MiJ
_V .. C-9194UI
1 a.cit-A-.,_. 1G1 6 20
I ~ tl'G-13) I 20, 10-IS
2 C......,. W.. (PG 13) 4 •5. 1, 9 IS
3 ........ """ 1-i s 30, •• 10 30
' ,_,. OoMr IGI s 30. 1 30. 9 30
lDWUDS OHIMA ~ ...., /,.._ //we ~ •6
J I02
Fresh Fish D•llJ
All YNr 'Round
....... at
Lunch
Dinner
•Weekend Brunch 7am.4pm
efarly Bird Specials
eHappy Hour 4-6;>m
•Harbor Brunch Cruises
400 M ;iin St. B a lbo;l
673-4633
through first.
Bulgaria's "Canfilm," the second
feature (and the best) in the
17-piece in1erna1ional program, is a
darkly comedic, despairing Eas1em
Europoid view of Union
dissolution. But wha1 really makes
this episode kick is the sheer
ingeniousness of its concept: Its
"evil empire" is ruled entirely by
totaJitarian canned goods! Director
Zlatin Radev fills his
poly-nightmare stoP*motion
scenario with surreal bits of loony,
horrific imagery: After a "tomato"
purge of the "cherry" faction,
political prisoners are "relabeled";
a hooded KGB-type torturer
peruses his collection of
._.....,." IPGI 6 IS. I IS 10 IS
HAllOI TWIN CIHIMAS tbtlor .,_...l'l W"'-
S--631~SOI
I •-utr ...... lho lea•• IGI "
I Mr Cowin Vinny (RI I . I 0 20
1 MMpwolll .... ~ S. 1. 9
Mu.A ClHCMA r__. IM/19111 SI 6'6 S02S
,...._ ol ........ rGI s so. 10-30 ,....,
0--T-tl'G-1311
TOWN UHTU OHIMAS S....... C.. l'loao 7SI
•114
I .._.... IPGI I 1·30. 3. S·lO. I. 10-20
' ._...._ l'GI S :la. 1 30. 9 30
3 C...i.&oM. ll'GI 4:4S, 7. t :IS
' Mo411-,..,.._, 6 30, I.JO, 10 20
SOUTH COAST P\AZA ~ ~6 2711
I ~ ol 0... rG-131S.730. 10
2 (.mine I .... rGI S. 1, 9 IS
3 a.ak~ja530 8 10 30
IOUTH CO"l! VIUAOI ~ 01 htol S40.
0594
I ........... ~em (lt) S, 730, 10
2 ·----......... (IQ s 30 .•• 10 20
l .... "' ........ _ C.lelw•tlen ~ s. ' 9,
10 •S
lbl~lltDn Baell
lDWAaOS CMUTll UNTii 11'22 W--141.0770
I ._..,.,.,. IPGI 6 IS, I IS, 10-IS
2 ...... INflfOd ~ s 30 .•• 10.JO
3 My C:0...... Vinny 1-i S, 1 30, I 0
• Str.leM 1'oAI (PCI SIS, 7 IS, 9.15
s White,.._'-"' No,. 1111•30,1, 9 30
ll*AIOS HVHt\NOfON lW1N 11543 ,._,. SI
6'103el
I N...a.. IPC;f S. 7 30. 10
2 ,_ OoMr 1G16, 1, 10
"llSIDI ,AVIUOH 300 '-"< C-~
969 31SI
1 WWto .._ c. .... ~ ~ 5 JO, a. 10 30
2 C......,. ..... IPGI S IS, l 30. 9.45
l ,,,_,._._.,.(Ill ' 30, 1, 9 30
"The 4th Animation ,
Celebration: The l\l<rvie"
continues at 5, 7 and 9 p.m.
today and .5, 7, 9 and')0:45
p.m. Friday nt tlie Edwards
Sowli Coast Plaza Village at
Sunflower at Bristol. Phone
540-0594 for infon11n1ion.
can-openers before going to work
on a dissident.
If it's a mite long at JS minutes,
and seems to make every point 01
least twice, R<ldcv's diatribe on
current affairs chillingly
' si..,,_._...., 6 IS, I IS, 10-IS s ... INttnd lltl ' 30. 1. 9 30
6 iw..,....·, w..w rc;.131 uo. L30. • 3Q..
1030
ll'vtne
ntl UNMllSITY C..IMA 4245 C-0.-
154 Ull
I W.,_,1 ...... rG-lll 6 •S. I 45 10 lS
2 ,.,_,.....,__. llQ S 30, I I 0 30
l .............. lltlS 15,7IS.915
'~U.0 1Gl61S,IJO 1035
S .._... (PG.131•·JO.1. 9 lO
" ........ , .. lf'GI s JO, 130. 930
WOOOal.tOOI QHIMAS ""-"""-IC...._
0.-SSI 06M
I ,_ 0..-, fGI 5 4S,) •5. 9 4S
2 hell A 01 ••• 1G1'
2 ~1'Glltl.10
3 ........... '-'' ~ !'1•.JO.1. 9 lO
'· ... INltMt .,., s. 1 30, 10
S ......,&thea.-fGl6,IS,8 IS, IO
fOllltlln ,...,
fO\IHTMH YAU.IT TWIN ~ IJ9
1500
I .......... 4"G1 S :t0 1 JO. 9 JO
2 WMi. ... c-'11-. ~ 5 30 ••• 10 20
fAMllT POW C-.MA 17161 .....,_,, SA. '63
1307
I Wer-'1 W...W (PO-13) 12 30. 2 JO, ' 30,
6 30,. JO. 10-15
2 Y4' ~ l'G ll) 11. 2, 4, '· •• 10
l ......, oM .. .._ fGI 11, I '5, llO,
s 30. 1 JO. 9 JO
• hdi.-A~ fGI 12, I •S. l.JQ. S.IS, 1,
l•S 1030
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IDWAJIOS SOU1'M COAST &AOUHA 436 1. C-
~ 497-1711
I .......... !IQ 5.lO, I. 1030
2 ........ c--t~la)l,930
llA~lS
HOLLVWOOQ DELI & GRILL
DINING c! DANCING
EILLOOA~()
'l'lnird .. y: 'I D ...... Well&: Don.eat.ic Been
Friday: lat'I Fu.._ A•edem A N
s. .. nay: Fea....._• DJ "Mlktt •·"·....,.•
t NO COVER • HAPPY HOUR • DJ TIL 2a.a.
•Complimentary Appetiaer• a Danclnt NiPtly
• Dell Open LA TE (Nd • ,,., ..... v .. IK.arme• • ,...._ • ---·· lrWw ,,,.,,.,.,
communicates the hopelessness of
today's unfettered Bahs. The
episode is almost worth the price
of admission in itself.
The rest o f the middle is so-so
in the consistency or the chuckles
dep::irtmenr with "Ouinoscopin"
(Cuba), "The Talc of Nippoles.s
Nipplcby" (USA), "Office Space"
(USA) and "The J lunter" (USSR)
coming off best. luckily. 1he
crescendo seg, "Pre-Hysterical
Due" (USA), by GaHilo
Gnatovich, the superior episode or
a Tex Avery hom::lge, delivers the
goods and then M>mc.
The la te Avery, "ho was
responsible for, among 0 1hcr
GUENTHER:
From 6
ologue with its visitor opens up the
:mistic iswes of the d:ay 1n contex1
to o ur lives. ,
L.1\1. It you could summ.arl1c
your major coal for NU.AM, •hat
would It bt?
Guenther -With our 30-yc:ar
annivers:Lry celebration coming up
this fall, my goal is to PTovide a v1·
sfoo ol the road ahCJI~ and lo con·
tinue the stretch that NHAM has
alwnys been known for. l am deter-
mined to develop an acslhe1ic pro·
gr3m which will bring the art COJ.·
noscenti down from L.A., but will
also attract those who now spend
their leisure rime at the Tustin
Market pince.
things, some of Bugs' finer
moments in the '40s and '50s, wns
n m::ister of the sight-gag, ond
G03tovich's tribute pcr!ectl~
c:ipturcs the animator's style.
Following the cxploils of its,
Junk-headed cavemen heroes, the
piece is j:immed with imaginati ... e,
an':lrchic bits tha t would h:ive
warmed the animator's he~rt:
When a dinosaur stomp~ n bunch or Neanderthals, WC wntch them
ink d0\\0 into the neAt (cw
frame ; an cxcruc1nting \ISual pun
011 'diner saat'·; :i tsouraer bOnkani
n rude :iudicn c membc:r, etc. h's
terrific luff, but, in bc1wecn
"Can" and "Daze," ii rc::illy is n
long time gelling there.
Restaurant
Reviewer
Marla
Bird l~
1aldn1
the day
orr.
Catch
btr
Tuaday
column
f called
Tastlnp
aad
T&dblU.
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Dining Highlight Of 1he Week
CASA --
Whet: Mnlcan Cuisine
When: Lunch. Dinner 7 Days a week. fuU bar
Where: 296 E. 17th, Costa Mesa
How II~: Very Moderately Priced
COSTA MESA
ANGELO 1969 Hatbor 8tvct 646-
1225. Open for kJnch Mon. ·Fri.
11 :30 II m. to 2:00 p.m.; d!Mer
from 4;30 p.m. R8Mrvations are
recommended. ~ best Northern
halian C\ldine 11'1 al of OJange
County" 80Cl0fdtng 10 CXH)WMr Joe
lngmia. Fr•h aeatood and
pastas are • a spec:ieltles of the
houM. CaleMg Md PffV• p.ny
fllCfMI• e ..
MUNA RDTAURANT 440 E.
171h St. (nul to Morrie'• Flowers).
This uNque and dlligtllf\A
,...,,.,. t..alring ... G.lisine of
NgMnilWI II._~ one ol lls
kind in Or-..~. For an
.. .,.. ol dining IMI '°" won,
bg«. AriMa la ... IO ..... the Plllle .., the MnMa. Dinner ii
~ TU.S., ltvu ~Night
from 5:30 p.m. C•1rfno Md T•
~ 1#1l1M9.. ~18.
.... llAMIATTAM DEU 2131
A Briltot .,_ M1-e:s10. Open 7
Lm. to 9 p.m. Mon.-AL. Sii 9 a.m.
to 10 p.m.; Sun. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
OrMge County-. .... le,..
Yolk llyt.dll......,. ......
corned bell, pt•Mll. ~ .....
utley, poem.,..... kMhel
and Cltw dell ..._ .... lNa critalt'f llOCi9lmed ,..,,.,..
MN• brNkf ... speci91s •Ming II
$1.tp; kH'ICft Md dinner dally. Tak•
a..ieand~.
1HI aAM MNIER STUICHOUU 2300 Harbor Blvd.
(ElltMM d the Hnot Centet1
6'1·W77. Retetv..,,. 9C:Cepted.
lunch Mon.·Fri. 11 a.m. to 4' p.m.
Ofriner Mon. 4 to 9 p.m.; Tues ••
W.CS. to 9:30 p.m.; Thn., Fri.10 10
p.m.: Sii. 3 to 10 p.m.: a,n. 3 to 9
p.m .• Cou Meea'a oed..a
MMhouM boMla. 30.,..
~ .. MfW'9thefNll In
c::Mbi Rad ............. and
dtien. w.nn, ~ lltmOlphere ••lble w f1te1Y a c ~ trom blllln111m11lll19110~.,..,.._
L.unchel "°"' •••: oomplltl dlnMf9 ......... ~ mM.I
Md .......... 4 p.m. from
................ 1r1 ... -...................
receptions-and special occasion
parttes.
GtNO'S ON THE HIU 428 E. 17th
Street, 650· 1750. Reservations
accepted. A Costa Mesa landma!K.
Warm, intimate meeting place: the
ultimate neighborhood restaurant
and lounge. Lunch. dinner.
weekend breakfast. Expertly
prepared ribs, burgers, sandwiches,
salads and houM ~1es. t.lve
piano bar entertaJnment in the
lounge: singalong IWJOk•
weekends from 7 p.m .• · ,
HANO CHOW 720 W. 19th Street.
650-8960. Lunch 11 :30 to 2:30
Mon •• Sii; Dinner 2:30 to 10
Sun.· Tlus..; 1~ 10:30 Fri. a Sat.,
~ 8Nnc:tl 11:30to2~.
~Chinese R~ 'Mr .
LM' rune 1his ,..t_,,..,ia etpeCiaJ1y
with "ChlnMe Food t.overs• In
tnind. Good Uhenlic ChlMM
QMine 11 mlotdllble pricH. Ful bar,
~ Clllerlng. privlll• room for
group9 up to 20.
ttot•tAWA3100 S. Ptaza Drive. ~ OoMI Pima VWlge. 557·
2531. Awfvllllonl • iggeeted.
fine trwdllbllll J.-I I I ,..,rant
.... .,. ., ...... iftgredientt. Sushi
e.r. tllami roofM, ~ lounge.
~-<lOUf"M KliMld dnnerl must
be ordered 24 tQn In ldvanc:e.
E1lgent dining. Lunch end dinner.
JACKS .... P Newport Pier,
Newport Beech, 723-1113 Fresh.
~frozen, Louiliana lhrimp ate
l&llHd In Jlil:*'a MCN(. spicy,
NNOf'f saJCt and MNed up hot in
the NUCe wilh lots of C'ett Si Bon'a
&Mt trench brNd liced for
dunking. 11'1 simply aensationall
LoceMd on the penlntu6a, jutt a few
fMt from the bMd\ • Newpon
Pier, JACKlhrimp afters a candte lit
.an~• wllhNrieen a Reggae
mulic. Open wefY nigN from 5prn
to 1 Opm wllh .,.,.. pricee r9ftgl~
from '5.15 to S1S.95 Md S9.50 tor
Mond.t wine by the borde. (Calh
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LA CAVI 1• lrWM Ji#e. 11 171h S... .... 79'4 Lunch Mon. Fri.;
. Dinner~· --·e.i ,,..., .......... Md......,
11•aall ..,...lftmni6n•Mi:t
IOIWlllc .._ dlrMg raom. In the
. .,
I • · ..
afN fornearty 30 years, this CO'l:f
resta.irant has one of the most
unique dinner menu presentations
around. Homestyle kJnch
~iei are a day tme'feature.
MA BARKERS 154 E. 17tb St. 646-
~3. 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily;
Surjday from 7 a.m. SetVing
bf eakfa.st , lunch, dinner in a
ho"ffiestyle fashion. "Country style
Ame;ican cuisine•. Always the
friendliest service. low prices for
high quality hOmemade food.
Ml CASA 296 E. 17th St. 645-7626.
Family style Mexican restaurant.
President Bush has ealen here!
Open dally al 11 a.m. for lunch.
dinner • and cocktails. CaU ahead
for large parties. The excelent
pricesr$Ohcitous MN ice ilnd-
delicious food make Mi Casa
possibly the most popular Mexican
eatery in the area.
PLAYERS HOU YWOOO
DEU-GflLL 18100 Von Karmen.
Irvine, 660-9215. We'll take you io
the stats" in our 1930's Holywood
almosphere. CM contemporary
restaurant featvr9s a multi-ethnic
menu and deli. From Italy to the
Orient the the Good or USA. Our
steak, seafood, pasta, pizza &
service is sure to dazzle you. Toe
twinkling and other dancing to live
music or the latest sounds in the
bar iVN aft8fWards .. Private parties,
banquets and catering also
available. We have ii al and at
recession busting prices!Oinner
from 5-9 Mon·Fri., 5·10 Sat.
RIVIERA RESTAURAN'f 3333
8riltol S1. South eo.. Plaza. 5440-
38'0. Lunch 11 :30 a.m;. to 3 p.m.
Mon . .Siii.: dinner 5-10 p.m. Mon.·
Thurs: ii 11 p.m. Fri. a
S...A...vat:iofis •• ~
Awmd winning ContNnt• an.ine.
One of the onty ,.......,,.. In
Orange County to oler tab6eside
ftambe. E-**lenl MtVice, lndmlt•
lllmoephefe.
SCAMPt 1576 Old Ne JJOft BM1.
MS-IMO. Wlrm & ..,,.., ....
Linda Md Ferntndo Nmv•lb oft•
Mhentlc ltaien c:uiline ..,,,., In
the ndllionll EuropMn manner.
Femando'• imprH•iw• cnderfials
~ gr.:iullling from Culnary
AaOemy In llaty, nining • Hotel
Concofdia. ~ ·~ .. Don Pnqe 1ale in c.mbridge,
England; Churchill's In La Chu De
Fondes. Switzerland; Hotel La Palx
in Agno Lugano, Switzertand.
Sampi offers .,, Intriguing menu
and lovely wtn. list. Banquets,
priltlll• .,.,,. and catering .
WAHOO'S ASH TACO 1162
Pl9centia 631-3433. Open dally
fn>m, 11a.m.1010 p.m.; Sundays
iii 9 p.m. Ouer1oeou1tf delk:ioos
.,.. ol the banter aMine with •
HawMM ftllir. Wehoo'a ii a Ni¥en
lot loclll • ... -intemallonal uf .......... and.,.,,,.
looking lot good food .. ~ICr~
low pricee. ~no tMt UMd
In~; ftel'"tthing It f,...,
end pNp9Nd to order. Leid.,..,
cw;el llmOlpNre. NtllO .. 1133 s.
COMI Hwy. In UOUna Md on
mmpue II USC .
Z1W 1112 ........... MS-eoe1.
Pure and ...... ;... lb malhet't
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>' loYell Reasonably priced, top dinner. Liv• enaef\ainment in the
qualitY food and generously poured, .saloon. Big n.me concef1s on
low prioed drinks have kept their Monday and T~y nights. ·
customefS coming bq for years. Generous MMngS of Steaks.
L~ t.a cNc::ken tt>s and aal.:is, sandwiches, c:hic:bn, fish
special<c:hqing n~htly. Thursday __ and SJM!Cials. ~try theme,
nighf&'prime rt> night Lunch and excellent MNice. Prl'tate rooms
dinne( $erwd. Sunday Me-xiean _av_a_ilable __ • --------
Breakfast from s1.99. HUNTI~ON BEACH
ZUBIES GILDED CAGE ANO 1~ 1
OYSTi!A BAR 1714 Placentia. right FOUNTAIN '6\llEY
neXt dOor to Zubies. 64~222. A
big. sp'rawling enterprise with pool
tables and games. Featuring 16
items on the Oyster Bar Menu;
regular menu ind.Jdes pizza,
sandwiches. burgers and a vanety
of specials. Very casual, family
oriented atmosphere.
NEWPORllEA"CA
BERTOLl«>'S 18041 Magnolia,
Ftn. vaney. 963-2730 Serving great
pasta, pizza. steak and chicken
dinners for the entire family. Prices
are very reasonable and ponions
are generous. Family run
restaurant: hosts are very
hospitable and eager to please. All
the sae IC&' braads .. .des.sd
soups and pizzas are homemade.
Though the restaurant appears
small from the outside, It is actually
very large and homey on the 1ns1de.
, An excellent place to take family
and friends tor a home cooked
meal.
ABBONDANZA 3421 Via lido.
675-8973. lunch Tues.-Sat. 11 :30
a.m. to 2:30 p.m.; Dinner 5 to 10
p.m. Tues.-SUn. Owner Sara
Parrish brings her grandmother's
recipes to Newport S.lld\.
Tr.ciitional Italian and seafood
selec:tlons. Pasta and a variety of
1Jnique breads made fresh da1ly.
last but nO( leaSt, an exoellent wine
ltst completes the exp8f'ience.
THE CANNERY 3010 Lafayette •
675-5777. Lunch 11 :30 a.m. to 3
p.m. Mon.·Fri .. ; dinner S-10 p.m.
daily. Sunday brunch 10:30 a.m. to
2:30 p.m. Res41!{Vations acoepted.
Continental cuisine, s.atood
emphasis. Great clam chowder.
Newport BNch Historical Landmari<
feallds w...nd Bn.lnch Cn.1ises
8ndW. entettainment in the lounge
in addition to kJnd\ and dinner.
CANIELO'S 3520 E. Coast Hwy.
675-1922. Dinner 5:30 -10!30 p.m.
Sun..·Thurs.: ii 11:30 p.m. Fri.. &
Sal R8MfY81ions suggested.
Classic Northern Italian gourmet
cuillne. New. modendefy priced
lounge menu MtYed t~ the wee
hours. Wild and crazy lounge Ill
night wt.. the band ltrikM up.
Chlcdenl•
21 OCEANFAONT 2100 W. OcNn
,..,,., 17s-2581. On the Ocean
ftOte nut to the Newport Pier. Open
Olllr II 4pm. Enjoy f.t>lllous
Clllalina IUnMtl from our main bar .
DinMf nightly from 5:30 pm. Fine
dining In Newport's most lntimlll•
Mai~. St>eciMzing in gourmet
Mllood. Large wi~ for
banquets up to 50 people. Active
piano bar with Sooday night jam
Miiian
TALE OF nE WHALE 400 Main
St ..... 0.l:loa.. 673433.
Panoramic bey view, entry felllUfes
·~ oC ad Newport. Seafood
and ndtional tawrns. Lunch,
·dinner and 5.au"'-Y and Sunday
bNnc:h.
VILLANOVA 3131 W. Coat Hwy.
842-7880. Dinner ~ 5 p .• m. to
2 a.m. Excelenc. hearty ltalten
C\Mine; outat811ding wine list. Active
~-.~~~ight
......... ~ .. ~opolthe
VIII. tor bMqulCa. pnv.te patties.
SANTA AHA
CMZYHOM1 ITIAICHOUSI &
SALOON Locaeed on 8rookholow
~di the 0,. Aolld •• ol the 55
Fwy. M• 1512. Open lot ~ arid
DEL CARLO 19535 Beach at
Yoooown 536-4045. lunch 11 :30·
2:00 Tues.·Fri .. ; dinner 4.30· 10 p.m.
Tues.-Sun. E~Uent food at
excellent pnces featunng trad111onal
Italian dishes. Dinn.er from $6.75.
lunch specials from $3.25 (served
1n 7 minutes or they're FREEi )Beer
& Wine list.
FU JtN 15070 E~ards" (Act0$S
from Westm1nSter MaM)892-8333
lunch and dinner 7 days. Graaous.
friendf't owners Theresa and Davtd
Chiang keep their c:Ustomers
returning aga.n and agllin With their
delighdul Szechwan and Mand<P'I
Cuitine fit for a king. Excellent toad.
prices and MfVice h9Ye won this
Chinese eatety numen:llUS Mltards.
MARCELLO'S 17502 8Mctl Blvd.
at Slater. 8'2·5505. Eltllblished
since 1973, this family owned and
operated restaurant ofters 90me of
the best dNls In town. Delicious
handm.te pizza. Petta. ...rooc:t.
chicbn and veal dishes. New
vegNfian menu. Lunch ~
from $3.85: hug• kJnc:h buffet;
dinner specM from $6.95. Their
mooo is~ you go try the,...,.
come~ to the besrl
SAffl"WO 11 .s 9108 Adams at
Magnoia.. 984-35SS. Lunch 11 am to
3;30 pm Tu.N-Sat. Dinner 5pm to
9pm Tues.-Sun. Ca• ahead for fast
tak8CM. A non-smoking r9staurant.
YOJr hosr's Ed & Franca bring you
inbmat• dining wti't traditional faire
from all regions of Italy. AM foods
made fresh on prwni .... 8tNds
made wch .. nllUral Pft)duc:ts. no
afttficial ii~ ~a tut•
of Italy and end the perfect wenlng
with Cappuccino or e..,,..., ablg
wCh desMn from OUf bMer, ..
ConaisC.nl ••• winning
tn*nnt
TEXAS LOOSEYS 1014'2
~ .. Adami. 964-8882.
Teus T-.d, tfied .nd tr'Ulted.
This chi pertor and Nkx>n Glen
80fM ol lhe be.a ....... ., ... and
pidUnt aroundt t 11 IQl*9 smoked
ribl, c:hicMn. ....._ r ... chili, hWY hour......_ Kida NI,,..
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"The Marriage of Wine And Food
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Lunch & Dinner
available To-Go
SERVING LUNCH & DINNER
Lundt: ...... from 11 :00 ""
Dinner~ M-Fti. ft'Om 4-.... 6 8un Aom S:OO p.m.
Loct'ld ..
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COSTAMDA I Poe.___ CML Mf-9777