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By Anna Celda
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COSTA MESA -Valet
puking need DO lqcr be a
luxuiy (or handicapped
residents planning on doing
some shopping at South
Coast Plaza.
Irvine-based Prof cssional
Parking Service Inc .• which
operates the mall parking
services, has staned offering
free valet parking for
shoppers who have
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Serving the Orange Coast since 1907
Busiest holicby at See's Candy
at South Coast Plaza:
1) Christmas
2) Easter ...
3) Valentines Day·
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~Dozens of Newport-Mesa Unified School Distri5t educators are expecting word that their jobs have been eliminated. By Ins '(okol
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By Russ Lew
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Seniority did not save teacher Peggy En-
gard, despite her nearly three decades teach-
ing kindcrgarteners at Pomona Elementa ry
School.
-t "It's very sad, to leave here after 28
years," Engard said. "This has been my sec-
ond home."
While teachers and school district officials
remain at loggerheads over contract negotia-
tions, ~gard and 33 other teachers in the
Newport-Mesa Unified School District will
likely Tece~official notice next week that
their jobs have been eliminated.
Final layoff notices arc also expected next
week for an additional 22 "temporary" teach-
ing positions, pending approval by the New-
port-Mesa school board Tuesday night.
Engard's seniority will give he r the right to
employment somewhere else in the district.
But had negotiators been able to reach
agreement, Engard believes she would be
welcoming yet another new generation of
kindergartencrs to her school in September.
Engard and teachcn throughout the school
district find themselves caught in the cross·
fire of the district's troubled contract nego-
tiations.
District officials say the May 15 deadline
for isstring final layoff notiocs leaves them lit-
tle choice but to make the cuts needed to
help balance next year's $90 million budget.
The layoffs arc expected to save the district
$800,000, part of an expected $2.7 millio n
budget cut for the next school year.
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NEWPO RT BEACH -
A citizens' group renewing
its efforts to limit City
Council members to two
four-year terms began
collecting signatures
Wednesday to place such an
initiative on the November
ballot.
Members of Newport
Residents to Limit City
C.Ouncil Terms have until
See TERMS/Ila ,_
Hedges voices
conc•ns over
police conduct
~ Newport Beach City Councilman
says most officers are courteous, but I ·
a few 'haven't gotten the message .'
By Iris Yokel
Stlll Writer
NEWPORT BEAOI -Citing his own recent
encounter with a police officer, C.Ouncilman
John Hedges bas voiced concern that some of
Newport's finest arc forgcttmg common courtesy
when dealing with the public.
Hedges, who himself served as a reserve po-
lice officer, said he became concerned with how
officers treat people when he was stopped for
jaywalking a f cw weeks ago.
One of the two motorcycle
officers was extremely abra-
sive and 5eoffed, "Did you
get that from a Cracker
Jack box?" when be saw
Hedges' councilawtic badge
in his wallet, Hedges said.
Police
encounters
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AniU Singl.tub, left, Cindy Heinz and Maryellen Leachman recall their experiences 53 years ago when they were rescued at sea during storm.
Hedges said his concerns
were intensified when he
read a Daily Pilot reporter's
first-person aooount of a
traffic stop, published a
couple of weeks ago.
"We have a good, fine
police department trying to
do a difficult job," said
Hedges. "Most o f the guys
know how to conduct them-
selves in a fine manner. But
I think a f cw guys just
h aven't gotten the mes-
sage."
By Joyce BoclOYtch
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T be smoldering heat had been
onrclcnting that week in 1939.
On a Sunday morning -
Sept. 20 -John Lugo, then 19,
hauled his 11-foot. 95-pound
• surfboard from his Newport Beach
home to his black Ford Coupe and
headed down the coast to San
Onofre.
"When I left my house it was very
calm with no wind," recalls Lugo.
·now 72, retired and living in
Arizona. "But when I got to Corona
del Mar, the wind had come up
hanl and fast. So I stopped, went
down to the cast jetty and then the
storm bit. 1 could see the harbor
entrance. The waves were coming
Rescue at sea
~Survivors recall fateful day in 1939, when two young
men came to their rescue after boat had capsized .
over the top of jetty."
Lugo, a 1937 graduate of
Newport H arbor High School, said
several of his surfing buddies were
hanging around, but only Ralph
Dawson would brave the mighty
waves with him.
"I had been in some pretty good
waves in my days. but t~ese were •
different. It was great," said Lugo,
once a Newport Beach Lifeguard.
"We were the only ones out there
surfing, catching waves into Oiina
Cove."
Lugo and Dawson had been
surfing for about 30 minutes when
they noticed onlookers on the jetty
frantically shouting and pointing
toward a boat, the j olly Tom. The
33-foot cruiser had capsized, spilling
its passengers into the churning sea.
"The cabin tore off," Lugo said.
"They were in the water holding on
to the boat and pieces of wood.
They were in troubte. We picked
them up and paddled them in to tbc
Blue Water (a large. commercial
fishing boat)."
The group of teenagers were all
high school friends. Maiycllen
Sisson, Anita Singlaub and Etta
Mac Ordclmundt, all 16, had been
friends since grammar school. Alo ng
with Tommy Davidson, 17, Jack
SingJaub, 18, Gerald Sterling. 16,
and Gerald's parents, Dick and
Dorothy Sterling, the group had.
See RESCUEJ•
The Balboa Peninsula
councilman d iscussed his
concerns with City Manager Kevin Murphy and
in a recent interview published in The Coaster,
a twice-monthly Corona dcl Mar publication.
Police O\icf Arb Campbell has subsequently
begun a personnel investigation into the condua
of both the officer wbo dealt with Hedges and
the one who topped the rcponer. •
Such internal inquiries arc standard practice
for all complaints of misconduct, police officials
said.
See HEDGE5'911* ...
Searching· for salvation among the ruins of a riot-torn city
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Edltot's
Notebook
T he usher at the church door
didn•t ask if we were
ncwc:omcn. The color of our
akin save us away.
••welcome to St. Brigid,'' bC siid
warmly, ab.akin& our bands.
We stepped olf the riot-tom streets
ol South Central Loi Anaelea and
iato St. Briaid C.Cholic Oaurdl at
Soutb Wcatern Aw:auc ad .S2nd
Street fOf the 10'.JO LJO, Mass.
l dJdn't fed teared anymore.
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Drivi.Jv dawn Soutb Western AYCnue
to the cburcb, I had plenty to be
scared about: N•tion.i Guardsmen
stood 1enuy -M-165 in band -
1TOWJd the tibes of what used to be
llioppilll centers. Korean business
mmen 1ifted throufh tbc rem1ins of
their sti/J-$1JK)/dcfin.I build1n6Jo
EJcctric company crews worked on
ICOl'CIH:d power lioet. encircled by 1
fortreJS of LAPD iqu1d can.
Four-letter words were
$J'nY"painted etie17Where. If this
indeed was • .ocial ~uake, ti my
friend Hu1b Hewitt says, It reptcred
8.0: 58 deMI, 2.400 injured, 5,300
fires., 14.000~stec(.and178$ million
in cJamasc.
From cbe loob of thinp, St
Brigid's is located at the epicenter.
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We took our scats amid tbc l,100
blacks -and maybe 10 whites -in
the con,crepdon. We reoched
nothina but smiles, handshakes and
~ts on the back. A woman stopped
and gave us colo rful name tags, '
"Welcome to St. Brigid."
Sirens outside wailed.
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Wbca my f.rieiJd Will Shiln, -wbo was
writizlt an article about St &Wid for
the N•tional Catholic Repotter, asttd
me to I" 'fritb bim to Souib CaJCTll
Loi~ I initWlf said no.
It nsa'r becawic of fear. I just
didn •t "8Dl to be • YO)'eUT. I liberal
Jookie.Joo dmm to Loi ~le$ by I
1tn1J10 m of pilt. ~-and
~morbid curiosity.
Pknry of those lolb cJoaed tbe
trcets Sumby. We ~d • wb.ltc
BMW 32.Si 'friib I l.aose plate frame
that read: .. Malibu. A Way Of Lilr:."
IJWck, • blonde a>upk -wbom w°'* AJJea would J.ane cast io '
movie •bout AWi.bu -p.-ted ., tbc
dmltation, tum, pictures dJroclfb
the Windsbicld.
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A2 Thursday, May 7, 1992
Locals Only
Fido will be simply
shoCked by this one ' 'I t should be able to keep anything out of anywhere,"
Jenni Engelstad from the Feed Barn told me ...
"Lots of people with koi ponds use 'em to keep
raccoons and cats from eat mg their fish."
She was talking about Fido Shock ...
It \Ounded like just what I needed. (My sneaky dog is always
getting out and I worry a rattlesnake's going to get her, but I
don't want to be mean either.)
Jenni reassured me, "It's not going to send any poor animal
to it's grave -it's just going to wake 'em up and make 'em
realize there's something they shouldn't be
doing ... These animals are smart, they're not
going to keep getting zapped.''
She said Fido Shock is effective against
marauding garbage can gourmets and all kinds
of predators ...
Maybe it'll even keep those crumby possums
and squirrels out of my vegetable garden too ...
The Feed Barn (on Newport Blvd. and 23rd
Street in Costa Mesa) sells the kits for $55.98,
five bucks less than anywhere else around.
D "Best Westcliff Plaza on 17th Street in Newport Buys Beach is celebrating Mothers' Day with a
-----•sidewalk sale geared for the occasion ...
You can register to win one of several gift certificates or
pri1e., m their drawing while you make off with some good
hargains too.
for instance, Hickor)' Farms is giving away a gift basket ($10
\alue) with any purchase of $20 in goodies. Or you can get a
free oody fat testing over at Shape-Up Newport or hit up the
l1ank tor free flowers ... things like that.
The deal is on through the 10th ...
D
R ogersound Lab an Costa Mesa 1s usually a pretty good
place to buy electronics... _
Thi., week they're even better. They've got an inventory
liqu1dJt1on sale gomg on and prices are meant to blow you
away
l talked to Bill LaPaha who works there ...
l wanted to know what he thought were the best deals. Bill
said. "Yamaha, receivers and CD players; you can save a
considerable amount on any Yamaha stuff in the store ... "
Seem Rogersound isn't gomg to be carrying the line
anymore so prices are really low.
Bill ga\e me some specific advice on camcorders too. "First
timers want something simple, yet sophisticated for
graduation'>. babies and summer events · Can6n makes one of
the best camcorders on the market." Now, at 54 percent off
manufacturer·~ list, the Canon E08 at the final close out price
of $699 sounded right.
"Thi'> 1s a very good price." Bi ll says.
Rogcrsound 1c; at 18th and Newport Blvd.
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R alph Rodhc1m sees h1!> ne"" electric boat rental enterpnse
a<i more than JUSt a business. "It's almost a community
o;ervice." o;a~ Ralph We c;avc you from the hassle of hauling
your tmat out for maintenance · and we save you from paying
for dock rent!"
Ralph and his wife Penn} have gotten together with partners
Karen and Jack Hochadel to form the Electric Boat Company
and I think the) do 1t cau\e it's lots of fun ...
Karen and Penny arc taking this seriously. They've even
v.or\..eLI nu1 a special menu and wine list with Newport
l~ndmg that will he a\a1lable to their clients.
'We're gomg to keep these maintained like you would want
.,,our own boat to~ maintained -in Tiffany condition."
(She' not kidding ... we're talking fresh flowers in bud vases ...
the work" ) "When you !>tep aboard its yours," Karen says.
"The hc<it thmg 1<;,"' said Karen, "These boats aren't
mt1m1Llating I fir!>t time l took out all my friends, 1t didn't
'earl m1.. .it all' ..
rhc hoat., rent for $40-$50 per hour. Karen says they love to
decorate for special events and have loads of ideas fo r pecial
group out m~c;
\ih.c to(l, clcctnc boats arc kinda' like golf carts of the bay
the\ dnn't cauc;e pollution problems. "And, they're pretty!"
K.uen .,ays
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lf_you'tre come across any bargains or unusual Items, or If
JOU know of a retailer who protrldes unusual errl~s or qW1lity
be surr to gi•e me a call. You can ttacb me at 497-9873. Or
send a fax to 646-4170.
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Briefly
COST A MESA -City Council
members di tributed more than $1
million in federal grant money
Monday to local public service
organizations that hcJp eliminate
urban bli&ht and serve the poor.
Each year the council is given the
task of allocating funds from the
Department of Housing and Urban
Development.
Among the recipients:
• Costa Mesa Housing
Rehabilitation Program ($313,000).
About 30 homes of low-income or
enior residents were spruced up
this year. Another 66 homeowners
are on a waiting list.
• Neighborhood Improvement
programs (138,600). Will help fund
city ''Home Sweet Home" tool
rental and paint program for
residents in deteriorated
neighborhoods. The city helped
about 70 households this year.
About 50 people are on a waiting
list.
• Costa Mesa Senior Center
($147,000). Will help pay off r loan
used to buy the land at 19th Street
and Pomona Avenue that will house
the center, which is still under
cortsttuction.
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• Public Service Programs
($138,000). About 48 organizations
applied for these grants, which were
cut significa ntly this year. OnJy 27
groups ended up receiving the
Bong Park and -his .daughter Cina, 4, find a
nice secluded spot to cfo some fishing near
M.K~PIOI
the Newport Aquatic Center. The catch of
the day for the two was halibut.
money, including Girls Inc., Share
Our Selves, Feedback Foundation and
Someone Cares Soup Kitchen.
COST A MESA - A softball game,. golf
tournament and tea party dance arc among
the upeoming charity events planned to
benefit the soon-to-be-completed Costa Mesa
Senior Center at 19th Street and Pomona
Avenue.
•On Saturday, May 16, Costa Mesa polace
officer and firefighters will battle it out on
the softball field at Lions Park. The game
tan at 1 :OS p.m.
In addition to the game, there will be a
police dog demonstration, a di.splay of police
cars and fire engines and a visit by SnorkJe
the Clown.
Tickets arc $5 for adults and $3 for kids,
with all proceeds going to the Costa Mesa
Senior Center.
For those unable to aucnd the game,
donated tickets will be given to local youth
group
• On Friday, June 5, the Bristol Park
Medical Group Inc. and Max 65 will sponsor
the Costa Mesa Senior Center Golf Classic
on the Lo Lagos course of the Costa Mesa
Golf and Country Club.
Reg1strat1on fo r the tournament -open to
men and women of all ages -starts at 7:30
Police log
Costa Mesa
Someone hauled a file cabinet containing personnel
files "''UY from D1sco-V1sion Associates at 2183 F11r·
YJCW Road The four-drawer cabinet is bleck. • Someone smashed the Croat door window or Take
Ten Och at 3)()3 Harbor Boulevard and atole 1he ca<>h regi ter losKs. however, were unknown. • A cellular phone and two jewelry boxes full of jcw· elry were stolen from a home in the 2.400 blocll: of Littleton Pl:.cc Pohc:c believe the bur&tar may have
entered the home through the garaie. • Someone pncd orr the bathroom screen of • home in the 300 l'>ICICk of Hamilton S1rcct and slole a VCR,
comJ>.'Ct disc player and portable radio. •
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a.m.t.: the shotgun/scramble 11 8:30 a.m.
The registration deadline is June 1. '
An awards luncheon will immediately
follow the tournament.
Ticket prices arc $150 for those who want
to play golf and join the luncheon; $20 for
the luncheon alone; and SWO for those who
would like to be a tee sponsor.
•And finally on Sunday, June 7, The Mad
Hatter's Tea Dance will be held at the
Bristol Plaza Holiday Inn at 3131 Bristol St.
in Costa Mesa.
The event, sponsored by The Hat
Connection, a networking division of the
Costa Mesa'Chamber of Commerce. will be
held from 3· 7 p.m.
Among the events: dancing to the live
mu.sic of the "Legends of Swing"; the Mad
Hat Parade, with prizes for the creations that
arc the most original, clega{tt and amu 1ng:
and a pnz,c drawing.
For more infonnatton on the tea dance,
call 546-2402. For more infonnation on all
the sportina events, call the Costa Mesa
Senior Citiz.cns Corporation at 64S·23S6.
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COSTA MESA -In the spirit of the
agricultural season, today will be Strawberry
Day at the Costa Me a Farmer's Market at
the Orange County fairgrounds.
A mountain bike, microwave, VCR and Ulension
cord were amoo1 t_he items 1tolcn from a home in 1he
2SOO block of COiby Pll<le. The burglar apparently broke in through an open bedroom window •
Someone J"icd lhc bathroom screen of a home in 1lhe JOO blod:: of Sydney La.ne last Wednesday and s:tolc 30 compxt d1tc:s worth $400 and SltO c.uh.
Newport Beach
A Suzuki 1S honepowcr outboard · mocor wonh
$2,600 was atolen sometime bcrwccn Sunday mght and Mondar momina from an I l·f<>Qt dingy docied at 982 Bayside Cove. A Yamaha 15 ho~er out·
board motor worth Sl,82.S was also stolen over the weekend Crom an 1nnatable boat abo:a.rd the yacht
"Prologue" docked at 1801 Bayside. In each oT ·the theftt, 1 gas an was abo taken. •
Fresh str wbcrry honcalces wiJI be given
away free t the first 25 hoppers who attend
the market. which is open each Thursd3y
from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. .
Admissio is free The market is located in
the fairgrou ds parking lot off Fair Drive
across from City Hall.
• progr1111 honored
COSTA ~ESA -Girls Inc. of Newport
Mesa reccn "A-On top honors for its dance
program du ing the 47th Girls Inc. National
Confe rence n Beverly Hills.
The orga ization's Movement and Ltfc
ProgrcssionJ a three-part, multi-disciphna~
dance progrAm, won the 1992 out t3nding
program competition in the pons category.
The dance program, available for girls ages 6
to 15, integrates the act of danec, anatomy.
journal and new lcuer writing, self~~tccm
skills and discipline building aclMtics.
Myra Kmg. fine arts coordinato r at Girls
Inc., accepted the award during a cercmon)
April 24.
"Over the years, girl have taken d3ncc
classes bccau e that is one o( the thing that
girls 'do'" said Rita Redaelh, executive
dircc1or or Girls Inc. "Myra King teachc
them 1hat there u. much more to dance than
meets the eye "
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An employee of Subway andv.1ch at 2n1 Ne~n
Blvd told Policc he was short-changed Monday at abou1 12:30' p.m by two men 1n lherr 30s and 4°' After buying 1 ba1 of potato chi~ the men made a
\Cries of moo~ eichanges -uh 1he emplo)tt. utina for cb~ngc. After the men left, lhe cm_pl~c checked
h1 register and found he wu ~1n1 SIS. • Someone pncd open the door or an apanmcnt in the 100 bloc~ of 46lh Street aom.et1me betTteco
Thursday and Monday, ~ea11nJ a tdevis100, camera
and bic:yde worth S'i~. • • Shop1>111g bags wnh dothln& wonh SJ12 were stolen from a '27-ycar-old Newport Beach man who had left
che b'!P on his badt porcb whjle park.in& his car Sun-
day afternoon. During the IG-m10ute pcilod whdc the 1 man wu parkina h1J car, someone made off with tbc
hoppina bags v.l11ch roo111ned a SI~ Ralph Lauren spor:t 00.1 lli>n1 with a pair of panl\, a tic, belt and a single pair of bOnr hun'
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Government budget cuts poisoning a life-saving service --
I t au comes of loving Victoria's Secret
too much. A few weeks ago, I bought
my wife a present there: Bath oil
t?e•ds that look like candy.
My youngest son - a fun-loving,
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Liberal
Politics
bungee-jumping
2-year-old -found a
bead that had escaped
the package. He did
what any child would
do: He put it in his
mouth.
My wife found him
chewing the rubbery
outer skin and babbling
·delightedly about
candy.
It's an image seared
into her brain cells. It
must be. Even though I
wasn't thcre;-1 can see
-----• him eating the
cherry-red bauble as clearly as if I had
been.
I can also imagine what my wife was
thinking: If I call the paramedics, will
they take too long to get here?
She phoned the Regional Poison
Center, a 24-hour, 365-days-a-year
hotline manned by UCI medical experts.
Some well-informed chap 011 the other
end asked my wife a series of questions,
gave her detailed instructions and told
her to relax, but remain vigilant. No
need to call the paramedics. No need for
a run into the emergency room.
An hour later, the person from the
• Poison Center called again -just to
check m.
What a guy. And what a program -
but one on the verge of death: Today the
~Poison Center is closing its doors.
Last year, 51,000 people called the
Poison Center. Seveney percent of those
cases were like my own -accidental
poisonings involving a child. Adult
poisonings -including excitfog stuff like
toxic spills, food poisonings and other
hazards of modem tMng -made up the
rest.
In every case, the Center administered
sound advice and soothed the anxiou .
But now the Center is itself a victim of
a kind of poison: The notion that
children don't matter, that life is cheap,
and that money is too scarce.
Herc's the problem. Since Officials at the
1976, the UCI Medical
Center has operated the
Poison Center. It's available
to everybody in fiv~ counties
-parents, educators, police,
hospitals, and paramedics in
Orange, Riverside, San
Bcmardjno, Inyo and Mono.
When the specialists doo't
know what's going on in a
poisoning case, they call the
Poison Center.
The closure of the
Poison Center is
one more example
of government that
has lost its moral
Medical Center have
tried a 900-number,
but with no suoccss.
Lott is talking with
business leaders,
county legislators
around Southern
California, and
potential donors. His
department has set up
a fund to save the
and business
-sense.
The cost to run the Center
is modest: $800,000 a year. But
government budgets arc tight. UCI -
wbkb used to pay $500,000 of that -
sa)i its pockets are empty.
The state of California is still willing
to kick in its $300,000. But that isn't
enough. Legislators in all five counties
say they think the Center is a great idea,
but their budgets are already in the red.
Dr. Ira T. Lott, chairman of the
Department of Pediatrics at UCI College
of Medicine, says he'd "like to find some
creative way of funding the effort."
Poison Center
(Department of
Pediatrics, UCI Medical Center, P.O .
Box 14091, Orange, CA, 92613·4091); so
far, contributions amount to a mere f cw
thousand dollars. Tomorrow, Lott's
colleagues meet with State Senator
Marian Bergeson to brainstonn for
solutions.
The failure to save the Poison Center
would actually be funny if lives weren't
at risk. Government officials say they
must clo e the Center to save money.
But few of them seem to have stopped to
consider the hidden oosts of closure.
Calls that use• to go to the Cont~r will
now go to 911 . Paramedics, already
under the gun becau!>C of budget cut ,
will spend valuable time cha in' down
false emergencies. And how many
emergency room workers will be
absorbed in the task of resuscitating
someone whose life mjght have been
saved by a phone call?
The closure or the Poison Center IS
one more example of government that
has Lost its moral -and busine
sense.
S omeone out there in Ptlotland is
thinking that parenh ought simply to
keep a closer eye on their kids. They arc
people who nc.,er rai ed one
And Libcnarians ~ill object. as they
always do, that goyemment can't do
everythmg -by which they generally
mean that government ought to do
nothing. But 1f government cannot help
us protect the hves of children and
adults, wha1 1s government for? •
Will Swaim is editor of World Trade
Magazine and a rrgular Pilot coluinaist..
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club, invite you to their weekly
dance, 10 a m. today at the
Downtown Community Center,
Anaheim Avenue and Center
Street. The group is looking for
more couples with square dance
el(per· 1ence Experienced single
male dancers are also invited; the
group has a\a1lable single female
partner~ for any gentlemen who
would ht..e to join the (un . GlH
545·5669.
Today
Senior fair -The Cost.i
Mesa Senior Citizen~ Club will
host ;i "Senior Fun. and Resource
Fair" from 1 to 3 .30 pm. todJy at
the neighborhood Community
Center. 1845 Park A\ie., Costa
Mec;a. For more information, call
Marcella Van Riper at 548:2898 Investment seminar -
The Newport beach office of
Shearson Lehman Brothers will
offer a free seminar on retirement
Square dancing -The
Cost.i Me~ Qu1cksteppers, thl.'
city·~ ac:t1\.e sensor square dance
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planning and investments at 7
p.m today. the seminar wtll be
offered at the Shea™>n Lehman
office, 19000 MacArthur Blvd.
Friday
Spring faif St
Joachim's Parish 1nv1tes the public
to attend a Spring Fair and
carnival at the church 1964
Or,in~t> A\.e . Costa Mt:>~ Times
art.• '1· 10 p rn today, noon to 10
r m. ~Jturday and 1 u a ,m .. to 9
p m ~unday Carnival part1c1pants
< an enioy rides and games for all
.1ges, food booths from around the
For Reservations
Call 675-8973
world, a rummage sale, and a
raffle for a variety of prizes.
Discount tickets are available
before the fai r at Pacific First Bank
on 17th St. Call Cathy Dressler for
more information at 641-6488
Saturday
Silent auction The
Ladies Guild ol Our Lady of
Mount Carmel will hold it:> Second
Annual Silent Auction at 6 30
p.m. May 8 in the Parish Hall,
1441 W. Balboa Blvd in Newport
Beach. A wide variety of items,
including travel, services, meals
out, and even Angrl:. baseball
tickets, has bet·n donJtl~ for the
event. For information, tall
673-1202 or 6-5-463b.
Beach cleanup -Join
the Surf rider r Uul"'dat1on and the
Sie rra Club in their t>llort to clean
up Crystal CoH• St,lt~ 8t>ach on
Saturday frorn 8 lO to 1 O 30 ,1.1n.
Crystal CQ\.e 1, 10< .lti~d tin PCH
between Coron 1 0<·1 Mar and
lagunJ Beach T .... ti1r-G "·111 be
,Jwarded tor Oil' mo,t tra,h picked
up and the mo.,1 lJnu,ual p1ec-e of
~arbagl' found I or more
1ntorm.1t1on call Da'e Martyn at
41.)4-2 189
J oin us for a s p ecia l dinner n1e nu
on Mother· D a} and
receive complimentary
champagne
for a ll la die .
Lunch 11:30-2:30 Tues. thru Fri. Dinner 5 :00-10:00 Tue . thru Sun.
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The following are local award winners during the The
Volunteer Center of Greater Orange County's RSVP awards
ceremony.
10,000 Hows Servke eo.u Mesa
Wdllam Kanold
Newpot"tled
Albert Dixon
1,000 Hours Service
Costa Mep
EILl jonsson
Geneva Lenardson
Rae Mammano
Marjorie Morgan
Margaret Soden
Lottie SuyddlTI
Elizabeth Thomas
Celia Van Aken
<:Jenn Van Aken
~nee Weston
Edmund Weston
Newport hadt
Lois Monte
Outstanding
Partnership
Cost.1 Mesa pofice
1S Yun~
CosbMeu
Searle Bennett
5 Yun Service.
CostaM~
Betty Jean Beecher
Charles Beecher
Mildred fisher
Salty kagerty
Card Hohl
Harold Hohl
Ted Marinos
Oaude Tagart
Constance Weston
Edmund Weston
Newportaed
Nathalie c.oktstein
Gene Montgomery
Rosita Montgomery
Dot Rehwald
Dorothy Reid
Algird Stephan
Revolutionary -New
Merle Hatleberg Margery Fuller Robert Pralle PERMANENT MAKEUP
MANY SHADES & COLORS
Eyeliner • Eyebrow • Lipliner • Full Li_p . Endless effort brings honors for three of county's finest volunteers
By Jon Ferguson
SUI! Wnter
E ach honoree was walking a
little bit lighter, their smile
a little wider and their
feeling of pride a little greater.
Orange County's most
recognized volunteers for 1992
might not admit it, but you could
sense it as they fil ed past Tuesday
after the Spirit of Volunteerism
Awards program at the Irvine
Barclay Theater.
Merle Hatlebcrg won the Senior
Golden Rule Sculpture, Margery
Fuller won the Cumulative Golden
Rule Sculpture and Robert Pralle
was honored with the Junior
League Boar:d Member award.
For these public servants, a
smile, a thank you or awards like
these are the only paychecks.
''The best recognition I get
everyday arc the smiles or thank
yous," said HatJeberg, who serves
25~275 people daily at the
Someone Cares Soup Kitchen in
Costa Mesa. "They're the smiles
after four bowls of soup as they're
on their way out, wherever they're
going -to the dumpster, to
apartments or wherever they're
living."
"I do it for my heart. because I
love doing 1t."
The kitchen handled just
100-125 people~ year ago, but
Hatleberg is a trooper through the
toughest of times, for others and
he~lf. She recently had knee
replacement surgery as she battles
cancer.
"I haven't been in the best of
health," Hatlcberg said. "But I'm
back now. You can't keep a good
one down. I'm back at the kitchen
two days a week."
Fuller's efforts arc directed '1\t ·
uniting the melting pot of
nationalities in Orange County
through the Central Orange
County Literacy Council.
Youmans and Ruth Wilson.
Fuller, a Costa Mesa resident,
was chosen by the state literacy
council as an outstanding literacy
center director along with Grant
five years ago. She works three Fuller's satisfaction comes from
"seeing these nights a week and
people from all
over the world,
seeing them sitting
and studying
harmoniously.
When they go out
into the world,
hopefully they'll
have a better
understanding of
our culture and
others out there.
'Volunteering gives
you a sense of satis-
faction and purpose
that you don't find
anyplace else.•
-ROBT PMU.E
award-winning volunteer
teaches instructors
at three local sites
and two outreach
programs (at the
Head Start
Program and the
Job Site Center).
Pralle, a Corona
def Mar resident,
has spent seven
years as a board
"If we could do enough of this,
maybe we wouldn't have the stuff
that goes on in L.A."
member for the
Providence Speech and Hearing
Oinic in Orange. The clinic helps
children who exhibit speech and
hearing problems match the skills
of their peers by the time they are
ready to begin school.
She started the Costa Mesa
Literacy Center in 1969 with the
help of her husband Grant, Edith
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No Charge To The Public
Dr. Sebers will speak on the bencfita of dcotaJ implants ~ cosmetic
dentistry. How they can improve your lmile, your life.style, your sense
of well beins.
Tuuday, May 12, 1992
7:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
Newport Bch. Pubbc Library
8S6 San Ocmentc Drive
Newport Beach, CA 92660
DENTAL IMPLANTS
•
Wed .. May 20, 1992
1:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
Woodbridge Village Center
(Community Room 2nd floor)
4748 Barranca Pkwy., Irvine
Almost anyone who has lost one or more natural teeth can benefit
from ~1nt procedures. lmplanu provide • method ror rcplacina a
lin&Je ·1'1 tooth, aochorina an UJ>P.C.r or lower denture, or even rcpl~ dcrituru with fur.c.d teeth (~). Tho tmplant prottdu~
cen improve your quality or life, removina many Cru trations associated
with denture use. Dental implants impnwe cbewina function, ta te
1ensation and restore the feehna of natural teeth. You will fin•lly be
able to trust ,our "teeth .. aaain.
PLEASE CALL: 645·2188 FOR A RESERVATION
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"Volunteering gives you a sense
of satisfaction and purpose that
you don't find anyplace else," said
Pralle, a developer and
subcontracting consultant. He's
also involved with the Boys Cub
of Stanton, where he helped build
the facility nine years ago, and
serves as a trustee at Chapman
University.
Other award nominees for
special awards from Costa Mesa
included: Robert C.OWley
(American Cancer Society); Nancy
Donahue and Esther Soza (High
Hopes Head Injury Program);
Mary Peduzi (March of Dimes);
Frank Jen (D.C. Community
Development Council); Mel
K.apson (Share Our Selves).
Additional nominees from
l'·ewport Beach were: Jean
Brousard, Betty Gleason, Karn
Gleason and Cay Crail (Serving
People Jn Need, Inc.).
Fee Special: $100 per procedure per visit
1. Save 35-45 min. putting on make-up
2. Stop smudging eyeliner & lipstick bleeding.
3. Have eyebrows even all the time
· 4. No need to reapply makeup after spons, shower, etc.
Marjorie Healy, DT
Derm2-T echnologist
722-3564
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Permanent Hair Removal
'20-lst 15 minutes/'10-each added 10 minutes.
Background:
Nuning • EJectrology • Teaching
Certified by Dermouflage Institute
Member:
American Association of Pemu.nent
Color T cchnicians
Society of Cosmetic Professionals
Recommended br-Pwtic Surgeons,
Dermatologists & Makeup Artists
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COSTA MESA
411 E. 17th St.• 548-1226
HUNTINGTON BEACH
7480 Edinger Ave. • 848-9911
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Volunteer Director y
............ dani~ and str .... nlng up. computer
and phOt~pny. F0t more mfOfmation,
all m.tn.aging dlredc>f Patty Tambellinl .11
650-5269.
Clltl 11111 .... lcll llclll)
Braille lnjlttutto's dwes for legally blind
adults prov~ social, rtcrt'atiooal and
eduatiooal opportunities IO help blind ~ and ~ ~rcome 1sob\ion and
Olhtf problems relited 10 fo55 o( sirJlt. Voluntee~ are nttdt.>d to nsisi in ilie
CrPati\e Alts instructOt ln ~ cnft.s
portion o( the ~m. to drM! (Of
outin&' or to teadl Braille. Volunteers will
be trained to WOil with the blind in this
wonhwhlle, hghthearted program. a~
art' 1 hursdays at the OASIS Senior Center
1n Corona def Mar from 10 a m.-2 pm
Fot inl'orlmtion, call Marti Rage~ at
993-5980
The COSla Mew Hi>torial Society
collec.ts infor!Nlion, photOI and artifacts
relating io the history of c~ ~ and
the Hairbor area. It IS open to the pubhc
on Thursdays from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. and by
appotntment.
which beMfrti the NOS ~
Foundation of Orange County ~
volunteers to ser.oe as c.ashiet'S and ~Ip
with pricing, son1ng and ~anlng. Time
devoted is up to the individual and store
hours ate T~y-~turday from 10
a.m.-7 p.m For information, c.all SCOte ,._ manager·Josq>h Amstt'r at 645'6414.
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The Center for Creative Alternatives, a
non-prolit charitable organization which.
works through the United Way. has a
YOlu'!teer pos11ton available for a
recq>tionlSt from 9 a m.-noon and a nct'd
for graduate k.-..el interns or trainees. For
1nfonnation, all ~r n at 642-0377.
C.C.. f9' fllllllY Ceun •-The Center for Family Counseling, a
non-profit counwling center associated
with the YMCA. nt'eds additional board
members who meet one time a month IO
provide community \upport and direction
for the center Also. the center needs a
p.rt time volunte<>r in the e-.ening\ as a
l't'C.~ionl)( For inform~tion, call Cail
Fo~nnon at 754 1144
The College Holptt.al Costa Mesa
Au111l1.1ry IS always lool..ing for friendly
peoJ* lo voluntttr at the hospital to
de!M?r mail and ~ to patients, and
to perform dcncal dut•cs For information,
ull Sus.an w~~1mer, vice pr~t of
mem~rstup, at 640-4420, Of College
H~t.11 of Costa Mesa It 642-2734 from
the hours of 9 a.m 4 p.m ..,.
Clltl Miii CMc ,..,._.
The C~ Mesa C1w: Pbyhouse ~
11\0lny YOluntttrs for ushenng. badst~.
• ma lings typ.ng. 11d.ct1ng. lrgh~. sound
~foo.~. ~pPCtal f.'ffro,, ~ming.
wllectrng pr~. plJ> reading rnmm1uce,
progr;ams, adwrt1>mg, publK relahons,
fund·ra1S1ng. hou~ m.inJgers. ass.~tants to
produce~. membf.'M1p comm1tt<'C?.
Voluntttn are needed for the
Ollldten's History Program. to u~te the
current boob and to d1stnbute the
1n.1terials to tchools when requested The
society needs people with an Interest 1n
local history to serve as docent.s {tour
guides) at its historical site, the Diego
Sepu~ Adobe.
Other needs Include 11 textiles-wardrobe
-.olunleer, people with typing and filing
skills and people wilh ~at handwrrtJng to
work with the photo collection.
fo< lnformatiOn, all ~ries Beec.hf.'r ,u
548-7229 or Mary Ellen c.oddard at
856-7193.
Costa Miia UtlrlCJ c...
The Cost.l Mesa Liter~ Group run by
Margene ruller and Ruth Wilson needs
volunteen to help peopte become literate
or teach English as a second language ~or
rnfonNtion. call t~ lil>Jary at 646-8845
Cllta Mm
1111111' CllbW carp.
The Costa M~ ~"'°' Citizens Corporation IS a non-profit organizo1tion
dM~ by the City of Cost.a Mesa
which IS designing. developing and raising
funds for the new city seniOn center set to
open in the spring of 199 2. Volunteers arc
needed to ptQVlde occ.lSIOOal
t~nsportation lo frail seniors, do minor
home repairs, and to assist with special
events, fund -raising. gener.al office \'\<"O<k
and word processing Volunteer inSlructW"
are also ~cd for duses at the center,
1ndud1ng yog;a. book ~1ew, chorus,
woodworking. J('Welry making and
Span~ FC>J ~ lnfonnat10n, call Su""n
Schollcnberger at 645 2156 fwm 1) a m <,
pm
Dw't111(1 11lrtft -
Dot0Chy's Thrtlt ~ in uP.~ Mesa,
-Lin1e Inn on lhe Bay-•
()ir Guem Say It Best!
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Mr & Mrs. William Cash
• 17 Udo Puk Orin,
WHOLESALE GREENHOUSE NURSERY
MOTHERS DAY
SJ\LE
Hundreds of Blooming
Orchids, Anthurfums and
Bromclilds • •5• & Up
• INTERIOR & EXTERJOR PLANTS
EXOTIC TROPICAlS
HANGING COLOR BASKETS
<:A.GUS
PALM TREES
~TREES
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The EiSter Seils Sooecy for Cripple
Onldren and Adults needs volunteers (Of
cleric.II work (mailings. making •· printing. answering the phones), to help 1n
prof/ams for chi~ with disabilities,
ch11C!ren's c.amp1 and Learn co f"tSh
program once a year. for information, call
Lt'\fte Cruz at 545-2033.
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Volunteers are~ by the Exchange
dub Child Abuse Prevention Center to
teach families how to stop the cycle of dru~ abuse for families with drug addiaed
!Mbies. Tra ining 1s provided, \'Olunt~
must ~ 21 years old and there are other requiremen~ for 1nform.ition, c.all the
volunteer center at 953-5757.
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The h1rv1ew ~lopmenul Center 1n Costa~ na'ds volunteers to aid in the
d.lS.SrOOm, workshops, leisure programs.
taking res1df.'nts to classes Of a walk,
!oe<.'.retanal. ground;kecptng. and 5taffing
the clothing stor>. for rro0rc information,
call Richard Ct('Ver at 957-5188.
F11 •a ftUllllldll, b:.
Volunteer dri1.crs are needed by
Feedl»d Foundahon, Inc., for its home
deltvered metll program for seniors.
Voluntttrs are needed mornrng\. Monday
throu~ Friday lo deliver meals to sen10rs
unabfe to come to the dining center,
where hot lunches are served. The meal
cost •son a dt>natt0n basis. For
inf<>nNtion ull l~f' Kelly at 611-8171
Riii ...... Ara, b:.
Frlf'nds 1n Sef\KC to Hum.inrty (FISH>
' off •f\ emergcOC) .i'-Slst.Jnce to tho<.e in
net.'d and provid1'S the Mobile Meal:;
program ~or M<>bole Ml!;al , voluntee~ are
0
,
0
~to dn~. which includes pic;.krng
up food a< Hoag Memonal H~tal and
dropplns It off'°' eij!fit shut-in tnd1vklua))
or cooptes, usually eTderly, ~y-Fridly
in the Newport and Costtl Mesa .. rea. It
t.ikes ~ 1 '/> hours a day and
YOlunteers are ~k:ome to perform dutJes
once a mondl or ~. or merely
s~itute on a light b.1s1s E~ncy
asisunce involves dt'liver•ng foOd to
families who are at risk of png hungry
once a month or more. The two-hour trip
involves food pldt-up and delivery to five
families on Monday through Friday from
10:30 a.m.-2 p.m. or SaturdaY5 twlee a
month between 9-11 a m FoOd-packers
are needed from 8 30 tlm -2:30 pm
Monday through Saturday for two-hour
shifts. For more information, c.all Dlobby
O'Connor at 645-8050
Frl11l111 Ol 1111
Clltl .... lJnry
The Friends of the Costa Mesa Library, a
support group (or the l1brlry. needs
volunteers to run book sales and staff the
book room at the library for selling of used
books and purchasing of new ones The
library in general c.an use volunteers with
clerical skills and those with a willingnes~ ,
Of the knowtedge to help run children's
. crtlft programs Drivers are needed to help
Wlth ihe books to the homebound
pn:>gram. Also, those interested in
Volunteering to help administer t~ entire
Friends program are needed. Hours are
flexible, indudmg evenings and wecl:ends
For information, call the library at
646-8845.
Glrl lcautl
The Girls Scouts of Orange County will
trarn all adult volunteers. Volunieers are
needed ror troop leaders There are also
special committees IO plan events for the
girls and adult$. Comm1nees could entail
e>CtensM? time over three or four months,
or 3-4 hours a month over a full year for
ongomg committees The Gtrls Scouts are
alwaY5 looking (Of community people
w1ll1ng to share expertise for one-time
lectures. demonstn&ions Of classes for
1nformatiQn, call !~ Cirl Scout Counol o(
Orange County at 979-7900
Glas Ml•• •.
Volunt~rs are needed to tlid physally
lllCI I 'IM llrlllailll .... -.......... Girls Incorporated offers affOfdable and
accessible supervised are centers for girl~
and boys with n.ationally recogn:zed
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COST A MESA -The 2.S-ycar-old police of-
ficer injured in a fatal shootout on Harbor
Boulevud last month left the hospital Tuesday
and headed home to begin months of rehabili-
tation.
since the rijpl before Easter when bullet
abards penetnaed hM orpna and apinal cord
duriQ& a aboOtout in rroot ot the International
House of Paraka.
The sun fisht aJlotedly be&• wbco 20-year-
old Jamie Rubio, ol Huntinaton Beach, opened
fire on aeveral offaccn durin& an underocNCr
credit card inwiatiption that involved drugs.
"We will not dilcloee any details while the
imadpdoa ii peQdina. .. &aid Dan De Santol,
an.imeatipaor witb tbo D.A.'1 olr.ce.
Cotta Mesa pOlice have ~ the two of·
fieell wbo fired; their~ on routine ad·
minittratiYe leave.
Luu would not releaao the names ol the of·
fie.en, citing department policy, but said Nish·
imura wu not one of them.
Offaccr Bob Nishimura still has no feeling in
his left leg from his mid-thigh to above his
ankle and bas to use a walker to get around.
·said Capt Tom Lazar.
"So a lot of work has to be done," l...a.zar
said "But be shoulcL be able to walk again and
get that f celing back."
Rubio ended up collapsing on the center me-
dian strip of busy Harbor Boulevard from gun-
shot wounds to the back and chest and was
pronounced dead on arrival at UCI Medical
Center.
Nishimura joined the Costa Mesa police de-
partment in 1988 after a abort stint with the
Monterey Park police department, where his
wife is an officer. ·
"He's a long way from comina back to
work," Lazar said. ''Probab'r, six months or Nishimura has undergone several surgeries
Authorities have not said bow many times
RubiO was hit. more. But he's in good spirits. ' 1
Bay Club aims
to buy ns
lased land
By Tony Cox
8usinea Edlpr
NEWPORT BEACH -Inter·
national Bay O ubs Inc. hopes to
complete the planned acquisition
of the land under its Newport
Beach Country Oub by June 30,
but even before the deal is done,
some members are concerned
about a windfall they expe~ted to
receive when new memberships
are sold.
The owners of International Bay
Oubs Inc. have negotiated over
the last five and a half years to ex-
tend their lease or buy the golf
course property, which is currently
owned by The Irvine Co. Negotia-
tions have heated up this year, ac·
cording to Irvine Co. officials, and
Bay aubs President Tom Deemer
said Wednesday that he hopes to
negotiate a purchase within the
next month.
"We hope to have a deal done
within a few weeks," Deemer said. ' International Bay Oubs, which
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Newport man injured trying to put out mattress fire
By Iris Yoko!
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MCFADDEN SQUARE -A
27-ycar-old man suffered first-
dcgree bums on his face when
he tried using his shower nozzle
to put out a mattress fire that
scorched his bedroom.
Roy rtldes was taken to Hoag
Hospital with facial bums after
the 7 p.m. fire, believed started
by a discarded cigarette in his
apartment at 109 23rd Street.
He was listed In stable condition
late Wednesday night.
Police Officer Mike James,
who with par!Jter Gary Milius
was the first on the scene, was
credited with helpinl Fildes es-
cape Crom his burning, second-
story bedroom.
James said he and Milius were
patrolling the area wben they
heard about the fire and saw
smoke coming from the apart-
ment nestled among beachfront
businesses. As James walked be·
hind the building, he spotted a
frantic Fildes hanging out his
bedroom window, yelling, "It's
smoky; it's hot," James said.
James quiCk.ly directed Fildcs
to lower himself, feet first. out
the window so the officer and an
unidentified witness could pull
him to safety. "We were tall
enough to reach his feet," said
James. "Luckily, he was the only
one in there."
James, a four-year veteran of
the Newport Beach Police De··
partment, was modest about his
part in the incident. "I just hap-
pened to be standing there."
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would be able to share in profits
when their memberships were sold
to new equi1y members, but
Deemer said transfer fees for such
transactions cannot exceed the
amount the existing members pa.id
previ6usly.
Jack McClecry. a current mem-
ber of the Newport Beach Country
C'luh. said he had e~cted to be
able to 1ransfcr his membership at
a profit
"I don't know what's going to
happen now." McClecry said.
"Whatever 1t is, I think the Bay
Club 1s out to screw us who've
been there for a number of years."
Those queslions may soon be
cleared up. Robert McC\Jrdy, a
member of International Bay
Oubs' board of governors, said a
letter explaining the situation will
be sent to club members within
the next day or rwo.
Students earn
top art awards
COST A MESA -Ora nae
Coast College and Costa Mesa
High School students recently cap-
tured first-place awards in sepa·
rate art contests.
OCC art student Robert Ore·
gory of Corona del Mar earned his
$200 first prize in the ICUlpture
and 3-D desjgn category in the Art
Beat 1992 competition and exhibi-
tion at South C.Oast Plaza Village.
Gregory received the honor for a
conceptual chair he made out of
fine wire.
Studcnta from 14 Southern Cali-
fornia colleges, universities and art
schools took part in Art BcaL En-
tries arc on exhibit throu&h Sun·
day at the Costa Mesa Art Leaaue
Oallecy in the villaee 'hopping
center.
Meanwhile, Jake Arellano of
Costa Mesa HJ&b School won fint
place in the two-dimcns.ional cat-
egory in OCC• tbjrd amu.al Hip
School Art Exhibit. AteUano rcoo
ccivcd 1 $75 prize for his penal
dr -i or Madonna.
Othu local atudcnta amoaa the
I 0 countywide award wiMera in
tbc OCC competition were Cotta
Mesa Hl,it'• Steve Hapncr and
Roy Scmno, who pk:ked up sec·
ond· and third·pJaco bonora re·
pc(tivcly tor phot<>araphy.
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Bciedl developer Jim Hood, wbo ia ~
CUled ol murdetjna a former employee.
won't face the death penalty and may be
rcleued on Sl million bail today alter
IP!llldin& two months in jail here.
Prosecutor David Whitney said
Wedoelday that he bu decided not to
punue a special allegation of lying in wait
apJmt Hood but will prosecute the 48-
year-old Harbor View resident for fint-c:tcarec murder. which carries a sentence
ot 2S yean to life in prilon.
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Hood's sentence.
WhitDey declined to give specific rea-
IODS for droppina the special allegation.
Hood'• attorneys said Whitney's deci-
iion simply actnowled&ed what they'd
hontended from the stan -that there
wu imuff'lclent evidence to pun ue capital
murder charges against Hood.
"We've gotten through the first hurdle,''
said attorney IUchard Rumery.
But de.f ensc attorneys also insist the
March 2 lbootina of Bruce Beauchamp at
Hood'• Saa Bernardino Couft~ shopping
plaza wu in self-defense - a .. lawful kiU-
ing.., not murder.
Since the apeciaJ alleption bu been
dropped, Hood'• attorneys will apin try
to get him released-on bail today. Hood
has been held without bail, with several
bail review requests denied, but bail Is ex-
pected to be set at $1 million today, Whit-
ney said.
Rumery said the amount "hasn't been
decided yet," but that Hood would prob-
ably be able to post a Sl-million bail
through a propeJ1Y bond.
A municipal court judge in March or-
dered Hood to stand trial for the murder
of Beauchamp, a Jz,.car-old Fontana res-
ident who once worked u a construct.ion
foreman for Hood and was tried and ac-
quitted a year ago of the murder of
Hood's wife Bonnie at the family's moun-
tain lodge. •
Prosecuton now believe Hood h.ired
Beauchamp to kill Bonnie Hood and then
-more than a year later -shot his
hired gun to keep him quiet and planted a
.357 Magnum on the body to bolster his
self-defense claim.
Hood, however, maintains the s.bootina
had ooth.mg to do with bis wife'• death.
He told invcstipton he shot Beauchamp
when the dispunded former employee
stormed into his otfice after makinl
threats in angiy reaction to the arrest of
Beauchamp's brother-in-law for stealing
construction equipment from Hood. .
Although they haven't charged Hood
with his wife's murder, prosecutors have
been investigating whether be ooUcctcd oo
a $900,000 insurance policy after Boonie
Hood's death.
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_.. Wilkoski disputes ruling
that blocked him from
June 2 judge election.
By LoriAnn Basheda
SUI Wrllr
CANNERY VILLAGE -Cit-
int the Rodney King verdict and
questioning the direction of the
nation, a local attorney has asked
the state Supreme Court to inter-
vene in his fight to get his name
on the June 2 ballot.
1n bis petition, Newport Beach
attorney James Wilkosk.i asks that
the Orange County registrar be re-
quired to add his name to the bal-
lot so that he can challenge long·
time Harbor Court Judge Christo-
pher Strople.
But Registrar Don Tanney said
the task of reprinting nearly
150,000 ballots by the June 2 elec;..
tfon "would be ahnost physically
impossible.
.. Of course, tf the courts or-
dered us to do it, we would make
every effort," he s:tid. ''But 1 don't
think it could be done."
Tanney said they sent the ballot
to the printer April 10 -the day
after Orange County Superior
Court Commissioner Eleanor Palk
ruled that the registrar was correct
in disqualifymg Wilkosk.i.
The registrar took his name off
the ballot on grounds that his peti-
tion for nomination was one signa-
ture short of the necessary 20.
While the Si$Jlature in question
belongs to a Newport Beach res-
ident, Tanney said, the address
where that person is registered is
several streets away from their
current address -a technicality
which makes the sjgnature nuU.
But Wilkosk.i argued to the 4th
District Court of Appeal that re-
1ardlcss of what street that person
lives on, they have been a legiti-
mate Newport Beach resident and
voter for years. The Appeal Court
didn't agree.
Jn his petition to the state's
highest court, Wilkosk.i argned: "It
seems that the verdict is Simi Val·
Icy has kindled a fire of inquisi-
tion. The within case Is merely a
related flame ... "
Jury 1111118 Costa -lawyer
llUllY of 11•1Ud and theft c11ar11es
By t.onAnn Basheda
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COSTA MESA -A Costa
Mesa attorney is facing up to
SC¥eD ycan in prison for stnging
traffic accidents to collect hun-
dreds of thousands of dollars in
inlurancc claims.
After deliberatina for two
weeks, a Sanbl Ana jury found
Tbomas Mullen, 45, guilty of nine
counts of conspiracy to commit
fraud, grand theft and attempted
grand theft. The jury acquitted
Mullen of another grand theft
charge and deadlocked on two
other counts.
"They were out deliberating so
Iona that I was really anticipating
a bung jury,'' said Mullen's at-
torney, Salvatore Ciull;~
Ciulla maintains hi client i.s in-
nocent and blames the scam on
Mullen's co.worker, Santa Ana
resident Jose Toribio. The jury
found Toribio guilty on all 12
counts be faced.
"The evidence was clear that
(Toribio) brought the clients into
the office," Ciulla said, further
maintaining that Mullen didn't
know the accident claims they
were filing were fake.
But after a two-year -invcstip-
tion by the California Jiighway Pa-
trol, authorities accused both men
of conspiring to stage. more than
100 bogus auto accidents from
1987 to 1989 and collecting rough-
ly $1 million in insurante money.
Mullen i.s the firs°t personal in-
jury lawyer convicted in Orange
County of conspiracy to commit
insurance fraud.
Mullen has posted a $125,000
bond to stay out of jail until the
sentencing. Ton'bio is in custody at
the Orange County Jail.
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From A1
pll9lned to sail to Catalina. But
when the weather turned rough
thqy headed back to the hdrbor.
Balboa resident MaryeUen
Sison Leachman still trembles as
she relives the 50-year-old
accident.
"It took me forevenJo come
up," she said. "Then I saw all the
debris and heads bobbing in the
water. Gerald's mother had been
m the cabin cleaning up broken
class when she was struck on the
base of her skull and killed in·
!.lantly. Gerald was seriously bun.
"The three boys were all cut
and bleeding," she said ... Your
mind works crazy. When I saw
them bleeding they represented
danger, so I didn't go over to
them. The next thing I remember
arc the boys on the surfboards.
One of them took me to the Blue
\\ ater "
.\mta Sanglaub Butler of
M1s~ion Viejo said, "a 38.foot
wave hit us from the bade and
,riced off the cabin top."
"It stopped the motor, picked
up the boat and flipped it over,"
'>he Slid. "I wasn 't hurt, just a
bump on my head, but the boys
were in the cabin part and went
1hrough glai.s and wood.
"When the boat came back up,
Jack got inside and took out life
preservers. They put one on Gerry
because he had a broken pelvis
• md a ch1pped vertebrae. Tommy
had close to 200 stitches mainly on
h1~ face. My brother Jack had just
under 100 stitches on his knee.
"We didn't know my aunt died
until we got to the hospital, but I
reme mber seeing her floating face
down in the water ..
Etta Mae On.lelmundt He111z,
"'ho later changed her name to
Cindy, live~ in San ('kmentc. She
recalls "going down, down. down."
··1 remember thinking I'm going
to drown," she said. "When I
came up I heard !>creaming and
yelling. This guy on a surfboard
picked me up bul I wouldn't let go
of the round ring (life preserver)
l wa<, h)"terical He '>Ort of slap-
ped me and I let go I think that
might h,1ve been Ralph Dawwn "
Lugo -..m.I th.il """ lhc fir'it and
last time he ever \JW thu\c he
saved
"Liter on the fam ily (OJvuJson)
invited Ralph and me up to their
home for dinner. he said "Fo r
w mc rca'>tm I couldn't make 11,
hut Ralph \\cnt lhe} gave me a
c;1lvcr lovin!? cup. And that wa~ the
end lll 1t l'here w,1,n't much
e"<CllCllH.nt ,1hout II .tllcrv...ird ..
But M.1ncllcn h.1.,n 't forgot1en.
"Tell Jolin. I'm grateful ," \he
-.aid .. J ·m not one to be dramatic,
but \l.lttwut tho". t\\11 boH. our
lime that J.ty \I.Ou Id hJ\c' been
much, mul h morl' difficult "
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Now: from left, Leachman, Hei~ Singbub.
The 1939 Newport Beach hurricane
WHAT: A chubasco stormed
in from Baja California ripping
through the coastal areas from
Orange to Ventura Counties. In
its devastating wake, piers, boats
and beach-front homes were
le~ jn shambles. In Newport
Beach, one woman died, 36
people were rescued and three
boats were lost. Both the
Newport and Balboa piers were
destroyed.
WHEN: Midmorning, Sunday,
Sept. 20, 1939.
WHERE: Newport Harbor
jetty.
THE DRAMA: Beaches up
and down the coast had-been
blanketed with people seeking a
respite from a week-long Then: Leachman (top left), Sin·
heatwave. Most of the boats glaub (top right), Heinz (center).
docked at Newport Harbor had
a lready pulled out to sea, many heading for Catalina. On Sunday
the weather wa5 humid and calm with no clue of trouble ahead .
But within an hour, the sky darkened, winds had reached 65 knots
and 36-foot waves crashed il;Shore. Although many of the skippers
decided to wait out the storm in open waters, some boaters did
reach the safety of the harbor. The 33-foot Jolly Tom was not one of
the fortunate. The cruiser was torn apart as it neared the jetty,
plunging its v1dims into t~ turbulent waters.
THE PlAYERS: Aboard the Joll)C Tom
were six teenagers and two adults from San
Fernando Valley: Maryellen Sisson,•Anita
Singlaub, Etta Mae OrdeJmundt. Jack
Singlaub, Tommy Davidson and Gerald
Sterling. The adults, Dick and Dorothy
Sterling, were the parents of Gerald Sterling.
·The boat belonged to Tommy Davidson's
parents.
THE HEROES: Newport surfers John Lugo
and Ralph Dawson, both 19 at the time.
Lugo: Then and now, POSTSCRIPT: John Lugo, ret1red in 1984
with silver loving cup. after 30 years with a major pharmaceutical
company. He has lived in Arizona si nce
1946. Maryellen Sisson Leachman is
married and lives in Balboa; Anita Singlaub
B1,1tler 1s marned and lives in M1ss1on Viejo
and Etta Mae (Cindy) Heinz is married and
lives 1n S<ln Clemente. Major Gen. John
(Jack) K. Singlaub is retired and resides in
Washington D.C.; Gerald Sterling, who
made ii full recovery from the accident,
became an airplane broker. He is retired
and lives in San Dimas. Dick Sterling
remarried two years after the death of his
wife. He is deceased Tommy Davidson and
Ralph Dawson's whereabouts ar~ unknown.
pleased." c;aid John Northrup, a
valet parker at the South Coast
Pla7a Nordstrom station. "They
generally tip well after that."
Professional Parking Service
started the free service about two
months ago at the suggestion of an
employee, said Paul Paliska,
director of operations for
Profe<;sional Parking Service
The same free valet service 15
also offered by the company at
The Westin South Coast Plaza .
On a busy day, the valet parkers
at the Nordstrom station say
they'll patlc about 80 cars. Maybe
one percent of those cars will be
carrying someone with a disability,
Crowley said.
"Anything that's free is good,"
said Bill Garvin, a volunteer with
the state Department of
Rehab1htation who has been
crusading for better access for
handicapped re idents in Costa
Mesa.
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and Los Angeles Times,
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Ru ss also won first-pltlce
'.·
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column in Orange County
-than any other
reporter.
Ru ss -who's worked
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covers Newport Beach,
concentrating on
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airport. Before joining the
Pilot, Russ worked at the
Irvine World News for
four years. He and his
wife Cheryl have two sons,
Joshua, 13, and
Christopher, 10.
R uss is an integral part
of the Pilot's editorial
team, which
produces one of the
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Giving ·the gilt of love
...._Barbara Fults honored for her outstanding volunteer efforts In community, with victims of child abuse.
By Joyce Bodtovlch •
Siii Wlllr
I f Barbara Fults bad to pen a job title, it
would probably read "Consummate
Volunteer." Over the years, the
56-year-old Newport Beach rCsident has
donated countless hours to an assortment Qf
organizations.
But on Tuesday, Fults was recognized for
her seven-year dedication to Otild Abuse
Prevention Center of Orange County, an
agency that works with dysfunctional fammes.
Fults, along with Newport Beach residents
Steve Fainbarg, Janet Malhaupt, Lisa Swails
and Costa Mesa residents Roy Beam, Sue
Paskerian, Oteryl Prather and Vickie
Covey-Solis, was honored at a dinner held at
the Balboa Yacht Oub.
"I have a lot of patients," Fults said of her
involvement with the child abuse agency. "I
have successful raised two sons, who are my
best friends, and I have an extremely
supportive husband. I see such a need, l just
don't bum out."
The Orange-based center was foµnded in
1984. It trains and supervises volunteers who
go into the homes where child abuse has been
reported and where a referral bas be made by
a county agency. The volunteer commits to
one year of helping a family learn parenting
skills, appropriate discipline and
communication techniques. They visit once a
week and have telephone conversations
throughout the week.
"We try to keep the family together, "'Fults
said. "We work primarily with mothers. We
try to do a lot of role modeling. We come in
like an old aunt or good friend and we do
what can to help. We can't solve all the
problems, but we do a real good job of
stopping child abuse. We aten't going in to
solve marriage problems, but just trying to
help them become better parents."
Fults said one of her first cases was a family
with five children. The young mother had
grown up in a home where she was sexually
abused and battered. Fults said the young
woman cared deeply for her children, but
after growing up in such an abusive home, she
had no parenting sk.jlls.
"She had no idea that you didn't whip the
daylights out of children," Fults said. "It took
a long time for her to buiJd trust in O)C. She
finaUy learned that I really wanted to help
her. She stiU has problems, but she doe n't
abuse her ctuldren. I still talk with her today."
Last November, the agency began a
program to help parents with infants who
were prenatally exposed to drup and alcohol.
She said of the eight or nine women in the
program, several of the babies were born with
neurological damage.
"Cocaine and methadone do awful
things,"she sajd ... This gal I am seeing is
really bright and receptive. She used heroin
for 16 years, but when she found out she was
pregnanJ she got off heroine and onto
methadone. She has a 7-month-old baby
whose development seems very normal."
Fults said the 35-year-old woman bas been
hvmg in a shelter and Fults is trying to help
her locate a permanent situation.
''She knows she will probably lose her baby
if she goes back on drugs, and she loves that
baby with all )ler heart, " Fults said . "I am
her friend, someone who is there for her.
When she's tempted to use (drugs}, she caJls
me. I just love her, she 1s a great gal who can
be such a wonderful part of o ur community "
NOTEBOOK: L.A. church tries to heal riot's wounds
From A1
young bearded man with eyes so
alive they had a personality of
their own -belted out,
the church came by our pew,
shook our hands and sajd, "We're
glad you came. Peace."
These weren't welfare-abusing,
"This is the day the Lord
has made," and the Mass
-180 minutes of gospel
singing. Baptist-like
preaching and
communion -began.
0
S ecing the scores of
businesses looted
f.Dd bumcd, I first
thought it was random
violence.. On some
blocb, all storefronb
remained intact. On
These weren't wel-
fare-abusing,
crack-using, loot-
ers. They were
people who wanted
their community
back. They were
scared , honest,
and God-fearing.
crack-using,
looters. Thc;y
were. people
who wanted
their
community
back. They
were scared,
honest, and
God-fearing.
Otange the
skin color, and
these arc the
same peopk
who attend
Our Lady
othetS, two businesses burned,
three saved, n.,, more looted.
We later learned there was
nothing random to 1t at all The
first target: Korell/I businesses.
Second: corporate outlets. Third:
black businesses allegedly torched
by their owners for insurance
money. The Dames found
successful bl11ck~wncd busines....,
only by accident
Queen of Angels in Newport
Beach and St. Joachim's in Costa
Mesa.
"This i.sn 't sc~les.> wolcncc,"
one woman in church M.ud. "lt '1> 25
years of rage."
0
"The peace of the LorJ be with
you," said the fiery Father
Fernando Arizti.
"And also with you," responded
the congregation.
0
0
St. Brigid has a tradition of letting
newcomers introduce themselves
during the Mass. Besides the three
in our group, two other whites
stood before the congregation. A
thirtysomething man took the
microphone. He inhaled deeply, as
if mo re oxygen would stop the
teaf'S that welled up in his eyes.
Finally. he spoke: "I'm from
Simi Valley."
Eleven-hundred people rose to
their feet at once and gave him a
thunderous ovation. The tears
rolled down his cheeks. The priest
hugged him.
Anorher person -a white
Canyon Lake woman with three
small children at her side -
teppcd up to the microphone .
"l don't want my girls growing
up believing the images of black
people they've seen on television
in the last three days," she said,
explaining why she brought her
family to St. Brigid.
Another ovation.
0
0 ne trip to St. Brigid didn't
instill incredible wisdom m
me, but it breaks down stercorypcs
c\l'Cn I.be most liberal side of me
h:id about the black community. I
now have an ink/mg of an
understanding about what
African-Americans in Los Angeles
have to go through each day.
0
about his future, and how much
different it may be than that of my
two young sons.
0
B efore going to church, I'd
read the Los Angeles Times l
Sunday opinion section and
J~tened to the 7V news shows,
where The Experts detailed the
causes and cures for the disease
that'!> infected South c..:entral Lo!!
Angeles for what !teems like
forever. No one agreed on the
be t treatment.
And after my visit, I wondered
bow many of them had actually
spent any time there.
As for myself -a wbite guy
living in'Costa Mesa -I don't
have any answers except for the
obvious: create a thriving
economic environment and most
of South Central Los Angeles'
problems would disappear.
How? Who knows.
But foday's a National p ay of
Prayer. That may be a gobd place
to starr
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The African-Americans around
us eagerly took our hands, looked
into our eyes and said, "Peace."
At fint, I thought I was reading
too much significance into the
whole thing.
I thought about the calls on our
Readers ' Hotline since the Rodn~y /(jng verdict. A number of
nameless cowards left incredibly
cruel, btg<>ted messages: "Rodney
King should be charged with
murder for all the people who
have died during the riot. H e
caused it all,·• "Rodney King got
what be deserved," "/ think it is
important co remember that our
po~if:e force LS our last line of
defense against people like
Rodney Ki.ng," and "He's a thief,
they have records on him, and
those officers were doing their
duty."
I 'd wish Lhe anonymous callers
would climb out from under their
rocks, slither up to Los Angeles
and attend a service at St. Brigid.
During the enurc
tw0-and-a-half-hour church
service, a beauttful year-old
toddler sat in frpnt of us, sleeping.
laughing, fussing and d rinking
apple juice. Hi huge, bright C}C~
dominated hi~ face. I ~ondcrcd
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Opportunity knocks
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T he Camelot Chapter party
was going to be a good
one. You got that feeling
as you entered the Center Oub
Saturday evening and found 120
meQlbcrs and guests having fun
greeting each other and visiting.
Vida
Dan
Society
They were
enjoying buying
"opportunity
tickets," with an
interest in
taking a flying
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and going by
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It was as if
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11me - at least
they were all
dressed up for
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"We ma) go over our $10,000
goal," said Cheryl Carlson, who
planned the Orange County
Performing Arts Center benefit
and h.id arranged with Des
Nesbitt, president of Fleetwood
Tra\cl. for the big travel pnze.
She Jl'o did her part 10 get the
goal up b\ bu}-1ng mega bucks
worth of t1ci...ct<, fl paid off and
!>he \\tll mai...c her first trip across
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Maggie McDonald chaired a
comm11tcc to provide some
intere.,ttng opportunity prizes that
kept ttckct sellers busy. ,
A trip to the desert was won by
Marti and Tony Gilmour. 8.J.
and Jack Brown won Humphries
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people swaying and tapping toes
as they lined up for buffets
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Duke and Marlene D.
One flash of her garter belt and the rest is history
H OW MAR.LENE GAVE THE YOUNG
ACl'OR A LEG UP -There are several
billion words being written about Markae
Dlctrtcll, whose death was reported Wednesday,
but f cw as revealing as a passage in Pllar Wayae's
1987 book. "Jobn Wayne: My Life with the
Duke."
Herc's how the first Dietrich-Wayne meeting,
back in '39, was recalled:
"It seemed that, barring
unforeseen events, Duke would
be forever consjgned to making B
]>icrorcs-and an occaslonarTonn
Ford film.
"The 'unforeseen -event' came
in the mo t luscious package the
movie business had to offer.
Marlene Dietrich was the sex
symbol of the early '40s, an
actress noted for her intelligence
._______ and her ability to get what she
wanted. When she saw Duke one
day at the Universal commissary,
his fate was scaled.
-----• "She nudged her agent, and said, 'Daddy, get me that.'
"A meeting was set up in Dietrich's dressing
room. She invited him inside, then closed and
locked the door.
your enquiring mind wants to know more about
their torrid romance a half-<:entuty ago.
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I T WAS THE WORST OF TIMES, IT WAS
THE MOST UPUFl1NG OP TIMES -When
publicist Ellea Appel returned Tuesday to her
Costa Mesa office, after a long weekend in New
York. she revealed yet another horror story of the
looting in Lost Angeles.
As spokesperson for the 195-store Frederick's or
Hollywood, she was aware that the flagship shop
on Hollywood-Boulevard had been plundeced,.-but
hadn't spoken of the full extent.
It wasn't until her return to Pilotland that she
disclosed -arc you ready for this? -that the
world's most famous bustier had been lifted. It
was the one donated by Madonna following her
historic 1987 global tour.
As the most precious item in Frederick's
Lingerie Museum, it had been a mind-boggling
magnet for tourists. ·
Most of the store had been picked clean, but
the worst loss' was Madonna's glitzy push-up bra
-a purple piece of exotica with black sequins
and gold tassels. ·
"It was priceless," Appel agonized. "Absolutely
irreplaceable. We'll be offering a reward for its
return."
The good news, of
course, is that much of
"Dietrich broke the a~wsilcncc. 'I
wonder what time it is?' she said, giving him
a smoldering look. Before Duke could glance
at his watch she lifted henkirt, revealing the Betore Duke could
world's most famous le~. I lcr upper thigh
l~"~"·~·
Los Angeles riots deeply affected Sherry Anderson, Daily Pilot editor-for-a-day, guest columnist.
A t some point in the late
afternoon of Wednesday,
April 29. I .turned on the
radio news to hear the verdict of
the Rodney J(jng case.
Acquitted.
Time
to act
NOWI
thousands of people watchmg'>
The time for change must be
NOW. From our leadership to
our neighbors, we mu t all make
a difference NOW. We live in
the UNITED States of America
and we must UNITE -without
ethnic or minority discrim10at1on
or special treatment.
was circled by a black garter with a
timepiece attached. ! glance at hi~ watch
the general loot is
being returned to
countless shops by
guilt-stricken rioters -
mundane items such as
furniture and
appliance$.
Apprehension tore the pit of
my gut and a feeling of disbelief
overwhelmed me after hearing
the verdict. The very Friday
before I was at the El Toro Air
Show, and so full of pride at
being an American. Yet this
ve rdict left me physically shaken
by the American ju tice system.
After Los Angeles riots,
it's tjme for neighbors
to make a difference
0 ur young people need our
attention; they will be our
future. Can \\-C not offer our
young people a better way than
gangs? Our entire country needs
an overhaul from th e JU t1ce
system -to the educational
"Dietrich looked at it, dropped her skirt,
and swayed to Duke's side, saying m a husky she lifted her skirt,
voice, 'It's very early, darling. We ha\.C
plenty or time.' ..
How much time did thc;Y have? Pilar revealing the WOrtd'S
writes: "Their love affair t.-ouldn't bum itself
But who's gonna
1retum the world's most
treasured piece of
underwear?
IY l"ERRY AllDERIOll
system
out for three years ... DieCrich made Duke
feel like a man again, both in bed and on
the sound stage. They made three pictures
most famous legs. On the other hand,
or whatever, who's
gonna wear it in
public? I mean, even
LA.PD chief Daryl
Gates wou ld spot the
Between meetings. I stopped
by my home around twiLight and
quickly turned on the 1V to gel
a news update. My earlier
comment to co-workers about all
heU breaking loose and 1965
relived was becoming a reality.
I can't remember ever feeling
so helpless as I watched this
human being kicked, beaten and
shot. Not a police officer in sight
yet a helicopter reporter was
able to film the entire scene.
This wasn't in a movie but in a
community onJy an hour from
my own.
It's in every one of us -the
human bond. We arc all the
same: black, white, yellow or
whatever color our skin may
happen to be Find your heart,
open up both your eyes, and
find a way to make a difference
-NOW.
over the next two years, arid were seen
everywhere socially.\' •
(He was estranged fronl then-wife
Josephine at the time, or l'tlight'vc become Mr.
Dietrich.)
There's more, but this i$ a family column.
Besides, Pilar·s book is sttµ available -in case
Letters
R1nnm1 IEDll 11111.
'Mar• liU!IF W
IN THESE DA~ of frustration. violcgce, and social
unrest, I sec it very fitting to remember the man of
peace. I suggest that our oomrnunity dn its part by
changing the name of Balboa Boulevard to Martin
Luther J(jng. Jr. BouJevatd.
I aU upon everyone in the city to show their
social oourage by supporting this very worthwhile
cause.
D. FLETCHER
Newp0rt Beach
Diii vu wttli Peter 1111111
I SEEM TO RfMEMBER Orv Amburgey whining
about what an unfair tactic (was used on him) -
making a oomplaint to the District Attorney's office
in the late days of a campaign.
W n't it Amburgey who blamed bis defeat on
the conflict of interest indiccment he received just
prior to his re-election campajgn?
Wasn't it Amburgey who funded his campaign
' with funds from the same developers he's accusing
Buffa of having a oonflict with?
It was Ambu'Jey who voted against putting
oontribution limitations on the ballot -the very
law he based his accusations of Buffa on. I
understand that Amburgey felt bitter toward the
council, electing Buff a as mayor instead of him
durina his one term on the Costa Mesa City
C.OUncil.
Having a manager of a tavern oompla.in about
Bulfa's contn"butions and vote o n the general plan,
Amburgey's upport for Dana Rohrabacher, an
all..of-a-sudden born supporter of our 45th district
-it all hu the indications of a political ploy on
The brief minutes of television
coverage that followed have
garment in a second. Or would he ... ?
0
J~rrr Kobria's column. usmlly G-nt«l, ram
The ap, T'bu.rsdlfys and Saturdays.
been imprinted into my mind
and heart forever: an innocent
truckdrivcr being pulled from his
truck and beaten before my very
eyes -live.
It was all l could do to keep
myself together. What has our
world come to when a man lays
dying lo the street with
Sherry Anderson, a Cosra
Mesa resident, 1s cbc cdiror of
the Dally Pilot for Thursdat:'a
prize she '40n J C a recent Cystic
fibrosis fundraiser.
Mr. Amburgey's-side.
When Mr. Alhburgcy was so
soundly rejected, by the voters of
our city, we the; people where .
trying to make a point.
In my opinion, the Pilot is giving
credence to th· publicity stunt and
is helpful in creating a platform for
Mr. Amburgey.
It i highly doubtful tttis city can
afford Amburgey or Mr. Dana
Rohrabacher for that matter.
Buffa has lived in Costa Mesa
and has raised ~s family in Co ta
Mesa, unlike Dana Rohrabacher. I
believe, we the people deserve the
best for our 45th district and if the
past performan<:e by Buffa is any
indication of what can be expected
in the future, l think we can all
breathe a igh of relieve.
PAUL HANSEN
Costa Mesa
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H0Ac HOSPITAL'S MASTER plan deserves our
support as it is an important investment in the
future.
technology and the provision of care. It is for this
reason that the master plan for Hoag HospitaJ must
provide nexibility while setting limits which wilJ
establish the parameters for future development.
These limits, such as building heights. set-backs,
As a 35-year resident, I have witnessed the
growth and evolution of Hoag Hospital, and have
come to depend upon it for first-class health care. If
the re idents of Newport Beach are to oontinuc to
enJOY the same level of quality health care, our
community must work w1th Hoag to provide a
responsible and sensitive master plan for the future.
Health care bas changed sipificantly in the past
20 years, and it is reasonable to usume that the
future will bring new and draJUtic changes in both .
tot I square footage, and traffic mitiaations, also
include dedications for public parks and wetlands
relocation. They will provide the oommunity with
the assurance that this ex:pan ion wiU occur in a
manner which will benefit all of us here in Newport
Beach.
Hoag Hospital has beoome a tradition, one of
fine care and community outreach. We need to
support this institution at a time when the health
care delivery system in Caltfomja i experiencing
incredible pressures and demands for services, many
of which were not available even a few shbft years
ago. . " MARIAN BERGESON
Senator, 37th Distritt
I AM WRITING this letter in suppon or Hoag
Hospital's proposed master plan As a citizen of
Newport Beach and a patron of Hoag Hospital
since 1965. I have strong feelings regarding its
benefit to the community that I would ltke to share
with you.
The proponents of the Hoag Ho p1tat expansion
plan have made the case that the ho~pital provides
convenient, quaJity health care. while leMen~ng the
strain of ttaveling long distances for excellent
medic.al care. I can personally atte. t to the validity
of th1S argument, for I "ould probably not be ah~c
today were il not for the proximity of Hoag
Hospital and the superior medical care it provides.
It 1S my fen-cot wish that our community will
continue to ha\.e the opponunaty to access the
exemplary level of treatment and care that I have •
experienced at Hoag.
As a County SupeMsor for over 17 years, I have
witnessed the growing tmpact that the need for
quality health care has on our rommunity. I have
also experienced the difficulty of making decisions
that wiU determine the future of health care for
Orange County's citizens. I urge you today to make
a deci ion in favor of the Citizens of Newport
Beach by upporting the proposed master plan,
that (uture generations may benefit from the
excellence and canng that so many of us have found
at Hoag H p1tal.
Th nk you for your con 1deration of thi.s letter
Til0~1AS F RILEY, upervt\Or, Fifth Di tnct
How to~
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.. 8'at tcachers union officials say school di.s-
trict ~ls made since negotiations began
l• 'lllunday have changed at least four times. ~ me tell you this bas been one hell of a
rOller coutcr;• said Maya Decker, prcsjdcnt of
the Newpon-Mesa Federation of Teachers. "I
h8¥e never been through this kind of whipsaw-in& Mc:t and forth in negotiations. It's just ri-
diculous.''
School district offkials say they offered an
early ~tircment incentive that would pay
teadaen 20 percent of their base salary -an SS..000 lump sum payment on a $40,000 salary.
They say the proposal, linked with a salary
freeze. could save jobs. _
"It represents what we consider to be our
r
111111 a little lllck. ..
Al Rhodes is hoping for a little
help buying his dream house in
Corona del Mar. He may be getting
it, if any of the 250 Super lotto
tickets he won in this week's Daily
Pilot Spring Break Open House
Contest pays off.
"I'm pretty optimistic, .ictualty,"
Rhodes said. "Even if I don't win
the muhi-million·dollar jackpot,
maybe I'll win enough to help with
the house."
Rhodes, 43, lives in Huntington
Beach. But the former Corona del
Mv resident said he's planning on
moving b .i de to the village. ln fact,
it w;as at a real estate open house in
best shot," said Newpon·Mela ICbOol diltrict
Superintendent JobD Nicall. "It WU rcjec:tcd. I
don't lcnow what's IOilll to happen DUL''
Deeter said she accepted the .. early retire-
ment plan when it wa o«ored lut Thunct.y.
"By the time we got the written propOaal, it
bad some very interesting striD&s attached to
it."
The strings, accordilll to Deeter, indudcd
the delay of a 2 percent pay increue until the
· 1993-94 school year, to be repaid with interest.
When the early retirement package was first
offered, it did not include the pay frccz.e, ac-
cording to Decker. And she believes the ongo-
ing budget cutting process may stW eliminate
the need for such a salary ftecze.
Teacher Dennis O'Hcam, a history and an-
thropology teacher wbc? has been at Ncwpon
Harbor High School for 27 years. said he has
IHGEI
From A1
lolt confidence in ICbool district bud&ct projec-
tions which have chaaaed aipificantly since the
bqinniog of the IChool year. "I don't recall the
disparity CYer beiQs this great/' be said. 0 1be
ll'lilcalculatiom were honendoua."
School board President Forrest Werner bas
augated that union officials conduct a straw
poll amona all Newport·Meaa teachers to de-
tenninc their fcclinp Oil die district's latest
offer.
Some school dilUW ofticiill beliCYC that the
teachers union -,11111 a membenbip of
517 of the d. tilllllDben -may not be
accurately r •t•rs• Yicwl.
"I act the .a lor of the teachers feel
like they we&9 willing to accep_t a pay
freeze, but 1-' given the oppmtunity
to vote," Scbool teacher !aaard.
"I think a would be ......, to
accept it in ._ positioal."
sociation. "U I 'screw uf,' I expect
~ 'take my lumr.' U feel I am
. .,. ... cent, theG wft1 take action
The Coaster article, in which
Hedges levied harsh criticisms on
the police, also /rompted Hedges
to hurriedly sen a personal letter
to the Newport Beach Police Em·
ployecs. Association to clarify that
his remarks weren't directed at the
depattment as a whole, nor meant
to lambaste any officers.
jUi( • any OCber citizen would.
"It doesn't mean that my sup-
port for the police depanment is
anything less than total."
Hedges stressed verbally that his
remMb were meant as construe·
tiYI ~tici.sm and not meant as a
de:mand for departmental changes.
He said otraocn on the street face
numerous pressures and that the
council even adds to the burden
by passing more laws and demand·
ing thorough enforcement of them.
Hedges was quoted in The
Coaster as saying the officer's
comments were "unnecessary ver-
bal abuse" and that "it's obvious
Chief CampbcU's 'chann school'
training hasn't reached everyone
in the force."
Corona del Mar last we<>&.:end that he entered the contest. But. Hedges said the words
"chann school" were not his and
that the published interview was a
summarization of statements he
made during an interview with
Coaster publisher Jim Wood.
"We've got a hell of a lot of aw-
fully fine oops," he said. ..From
what I've seen, the problem's not
widesprcad ... therc's no deep dark, .
systemic Rodney King-type of
problem." Entry forms for the contest are available at participating real estate
open houses each weekend. Check the Daily Pilot's Real Estate
section Saturday morning for details.
S•er lOttO/DeCCO
Super lotto
Wednesday. May 6 drawing
for $2 9 m1ll1on lilLl..pot
4, 14, 1 5, 2 1, 44, so
Decco
• H<'al't!t . . ......................... 4
•Clubs .............................. 2
• Diamond!> ............•............... 8
• Spades·····:················· ............ 3
"Those weren't my words verba·
tim, but what 1 said was..f airly well
represented," Hedges said.
"When I read the article, I be-
came concerned that it would be
perceived by our ... offi..c:crs as a
tum from the strong support and
respect I have for the Newport
Beach Police Department," he
wrote in his letter to the police as-
Other city ofJ'jcials, including
Murphy, Mayor Phil Sansone and
Chief Campbell, say they arc satis-
fied with the policies and training
now in place.
"Our officers rec:eive extensive
training in matters concerning pro-
fessionalism, integrity and cour-
tesy," said Newport Beach Police
Sgt. Andy Gonis, commenting for
Campbell. "Being a professional
servant is of paramount impor·
tancc to this department."
,.
I
1em
From A1
June 8 to gather roughly 6,000
v•lid voters' signatures to quali-~ fy the initiative, which organiz-
en said is an improved version
of one .Jhat failed to qualify in
1990 by only 281 signatures.
The new version is better be-
cause it doesn't taraet any cur-
rent council members or pre-
vent them from running for re-
election in November, said
Maria Hedges, who is coordi-
nating tho initiative drive.
Tho oriaiu1 1990 initiali\<c
WU controversial bccaUIC it
would ~ put the eight-year
term limit into effect im-
mediately, which woukl line
bumped third-term couodJ
memben Evelyn Hart and
Donald Strauss off the council
even if they won re-election.
Hedges, who is C.ouncilman
John Hedges' wife, said she is
shooting to collect about 9,000
signatures to mate sure there
are enough valid ones.
She asked interested wlun-
teers to call her at 675-5185.
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The Newport BeactVCosta Mesa Daity Pilot
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Prep basebal/82
Sports on lV~
Classtfie<WS
•
Sharks
make
their
moves
...,. Newport Harbor, CdM gins
make some very big waves at
Sea View League swim prelims.
By Richard Dunn
5polU w.-
CORONA DEL MAR -You'd never
,_!now ..... Jhal ,Newport Harbor High fresh-
man Hanna Widger, reserved and in-
nocent out of lhe water, is a shark in the
pool.
Not expected to be a Sea View League
factor at the beginning of the swim sea-
son, Widger, along with foul' other Sail-
ors, qualified for Friday's league finals in
two events on Wednesday in the league
preliminaries at Corona del Mar High.
"She's a real sleeper," Newport Har-
bor girls coach Todd Kolber said of Wid-
ger, who went 2:12.61 in rhe 200-yard
free and 5:53.14 in the 500 free. "She's a
real quiet girl, but boy, gel her in the
pool and she's a tiger."
h•'~Not
Newport Harbor's laura Thomsen soars toward finish in her heat of 200-yard individual medley. She qualified for finals with second place effort Wednesday.
Widger is seeded sixth in the 200 free
and third in the 500 free, the laner an
event in which Newport Harbor has the
See SHARKSJWI l
Record
setters
Pro-Am
dazzles
~ Red Cross came out the big
winner, but it appears there
were all kinds of winners.
T here were records and
cdcbritie~ but the real
winner m the first 1nnuaJ
Record Sctten Day Pro-Am Golf
Tournament at the Newport Beach
Golf Course WU timing.
Indirectly, thanks to the
tournament, $800 was erovidcd to
aid Los Angeles foUowmg last
week's civil unrest.
The American Red Cross,
expected to join hands with the
tournament on a permanent basis
beJinniag next year, received an
unexpected surprise last Friday at
the banquet following the action on
the fairways.
"I wu overwhelmed," said
American Red
Cross special
events coordinator
Carol Orr, who
wu invited to
dinner, but walked
away with a
generous 1ift.
"Keith Wyrick
(tournament
organii.er)
~aincd that
he d like to ~ us
Club Golf ~~~1
and
tournament for
the Red Cou.
The dooatiom to the Red Ooa
were not planned •
.. When they started raf!Una off
priza, a.acntleman (Robe~ Ecely)
who 1WOtl tbe 'IV donated it ript
back for the auction. Then the pro
abop owner, Mr. (John) Leooard,
turned rWit around and donated a
aorJeCM111Ct ol Pina Soll duba
(purchased by Colla Mesa's OHben
Montero). I was the recipiellt of
S800 in a matter ol minura."
Orr, who said the cmeraency
campalp fund ol tbc <>r-ae
O>uecy a.apter of the Amcriain
Re(t °°" ii atlll far abort of = ... bcUcw:I the . tiomhip between her
orpniatioft ud tbc pf coune will
remain boNled.
.. I'd like to make this an annual
~.~:t~
will ClOlllillH to be a I*.' of d.e ........ ). ............. ..
.,. WOlted out. r.. lootlna forward co k ..... pntty .... k'U ... .,,. .. a ,..., frallli .,. ••• ... CW1aour•
Tustin chews _up, sptts out Corona del Mar, 14-0
~ The only consolation Is total
runs don't count in the race
with University for CIF playoffs.
By Oemis Brostemous
s,cr,. Mir
CORONA DEL MAR
-The only good· thing
that can be derived from
Wednesday's performance ' ). '
by the Corona del Mar ~~
High baseball team is that ..... ,~
this week's games against ~
Sea View League leader Tustin have vir-
tually no impact oo the Sea Kinp' play-
off chances.
CdM went down to the visiting TIUers,
14-0, in the first of two games in three
days against the probable league
champs. The two teams rematch at Tus·
tin on Friday.
"l told the guys that we need to show
some character and bounce back from
this," said Corona Coach Scott Magers,
who admitted that this game was any-
thing but pretty.
"Next wec.k is the deciding one for
us," he said. "Maybe the guys were
looking ahead a bit. You can't do that
against these guys. We need to go out
Friday and at least compete with them."
Regardless of what happens Friday
with Corona del Mar (against Tustin)
and University (against Woodbridge),
the Sea Kinp and Trojans wi!I vie for
the final playoff spot in the Sea View
next Tuesday and Thursday. Tuesday's
~See CDM"2
Keeping the mailman
busy is just one of
. · Leah Braatz's talents
~ Doubles, triples, homers
have college softball s.couts
scurrying to the post office.
Br Rdllrd Oum
Sports Wlllr
L eah Braatz's bat is sizzling, her
mailbox is overflowing with letters
from curious coUegcs and her of-
fensive numbers arc adding up faster
than a aasoline pump.
Jn a game monopolized by no-hitters,
perf cct games and strikeouts, Brull is
cbanai"I the face of Orange County
softball. lo fact, most of the softball lbe
comes in con-
tact with are too
far aone to
chan e.
Braatz. Estancia High's junior ahort-
stop, doc n't call her mots to center
field or promise hospital-tricten little
boys two home f\IM in a game. B\lt late-
ty she has becOmc the Bambino of the
. PacifJC Coast Lcape. Consider:
• In three games last week -all Es-
tancia vk:tones -Braau batted .818 (9
for l \) with four home f\IM, tbreo dou .. .. .........
• ev1an.
,.....•pfing s ur
blcs and 13 RBI.
• FoUowing Tuesday's 10.2 win over
Century -Braatz walloped two more
home runs in the game -she raised her
league-leading batting avenge to . n3
(17 for 22).
• And, oonsiderin& no one else m the
county has more than three h men,
Brutz's seven round-tnppcrs arc rather
astounding.
"I don't look to act a home run every
time at bat," said Braatz. the Dally Pllot,• unanimou ty-voted Athlete of the
Week who's batting .500 (25 for 50) with
four doubles, three triples and 31 RBI
on the season.
''So me-
timcs I just
get on a ro(l."
This ' one
of lh<»e times. Last Thursday in • 12-0
lea.sue victory over Laguna Beach,
Braatz went S for S •1th rwo homers and
eiattt RBI. After Braa.u homered ia her
ftrat at-'bat, the Artists put three playen
in left in her final four trips to the plate ..
In third at·bat, Braatz homered ewer
~ryone·s bead ain, even wath the <k-
feCWYC modification.
See BRMTZAI
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am:
From 81
pme will be a night p.me (7 p.m.)
at UC Irvine, while Th~s
cootest is~~ C.dM.
With UiMniry winning the earlier~ Corona (11-9, S-7)
finds itJdf In tbc position ol ncc6-
..
CICb aiaaled to load the bue&.
Mondo t:oueca opened the lead
to 3..() When Ills grounder found
the hole between the firal and sec-
ond buemen.
theD •na out tbo next dvee
ten. and WCDI 00 to retire 1'
the final 16 be f.ced with
streak broken only by the erroi i
the ICYCnth.
• in& to awcep the two games
~ Uai to reach the pla)'Otra.
The Tillers
batted around
in both the
fourth and ftfth
inninp to tum
the same into a
laugher. Tustin
1COrcd rive runs
on four hits in
the fourth, with
Fonseca dou-
bling in two
"He mixed his up his pitch
and wu wor~ his spots weU,
said Magers. "But we weren't
disciplined as we should h
been at the plate."
~-NI ~'Deir,....
Tustin's Mondo Fonseca slides in safely at third as ball gets away from CdM's Dave Angeloni.
"Friday'• p.me (at Tustin) may
DOC be crilical ill terms of our
playoff clMnc-, but we need a
better · ~ to build a bit of
1D0111 e.m•," said Maaen-
Tuldla (LU, 1~1~ one ltCp doeer ~ · up t~
IOape tide, maintain.in& a two-
pme ·lead 00 Saddlebact with
three pmes left.
'Fearful of a letdown following
last Monday's e100tional last·
.... Yidory CNer-Saddleback,
Tustin Coedl Vance Brown be-
rated his team at the end of a
acordess 6nt inning. In the top of
tbe inning. tbc nuen bad squan-
dered a great scoring opportunjty,
stranding runnen 'at first and
third.
U Brown was trying to light a
ftre under his team, the ploy pajd
immediate dividends in the sec-
ond. Adam Scbulenburg doubled
to right. took tbTrd on a wild pitch
and scored the first run on a sacri·
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Catcher Brian Igoe walked and
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in the inning w~ resulted in au
the runs being unearned.
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C.Crasuolo (8-2) was in oomplctc
command after allowing two hits
in the first inning. From ,the sec-
ond inning on, only three CdM
players reached base - one on a
walk, another on a single and a
third on a s.eventb-inrung throwing
error.
Corona's best chance of the
game came in the third after Dan
MacMillan walked and Theo
Rokos singled to right to move
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lf there was any overconfidence,
that was shattered quickiy. And at
1his stage, from all appearances,
the Sailors have just one real task
to deal with and that's getting it
over with.
Wednesday's loss to Saddlcback
was as quiet a loss as one can
imagine as Saddleback posted
three in the second, three more in
the third, then coasted home.
Even the winners were playing
in a vacuum. "Today was the most
lackluster game we've played,"
said Saddleback Coach Bobby
Mangram, who is still trying to get
his team back in championship
form after a pair of seventh-inning
losses to Sea View League leader
Tustin.
"It seemed like we were playing
not to lose instead of playing to
win and we were lucky to get to
him (Palaferri) early, because he
was tough after that."
Palaferri gave up three un·
earned runs in the second inning
when a one-out miscue opened the
gates, leading to a bases-loaded
walk and a two-run single by start·
ang pitcher Luis EstreUa.
That wiped o ut Harbor's 1-0
first-inning lead, which came
about with the help of wild pitch,
scoring Mau Stewart.
Saddleback, 16-6 overall, 9-3 in
league play, put the game on ice
an inning later, scoFing three more
So an her ldst rwo games, Braatz has
more home runs (four) than most have
in a career.
"She's been a natural hatter most of
her life," said Frank Braatz, her father
and coach of the Eagles (7-10 overall,
5·2 in league).
"She's also one of the most sought·
after players an Orange County, as far
as colleges arc concerned. She's receiv-
ing letters every week -there are
about 25 total that have written to her
and expressed an interest in her. They
see her play on her travel team quite a
bit."
Braatz, also a basketbaU standout for
the Eagles, plays for the Westminster-
based Orange County Batbusters, al£ow-
ing her to play year-round and gain the
extra edge.
as Palaferri allowed twD singles, a
run-scoring double by James Gar-
cia, hit a baner and walked two
others.
Harbor would score twice after
that with single tallies in the Wrd
and sixth frames, but it was much
too little, and too late.
aean-up hitter Chris Carden
was 2 for 3 with a run-scoring sac·
rifice fly to his credir in the third,
but that was the only RBI of the
day for the Tars, who scored twice
with the benefit of a wild pitch.
Palaferri kept the Sailors wiWn
range with a strong final four
fnmes, allowing no hits and walk-
ing just one, retiring 12 df the last
13 ballers. But with Newport's in·
ability to put any real rally to-
gether, it was a futile gesture.
Estrella struc~o t 11 Sailors -
getting the le r h itter twice,
setting the Sailors own 1·2-3 on
strikes in the third and fifth in·
nings, and at o ne point, handcuff.
mg Harbor's outfielders with five
straight whiffs.
Harbor's season-long frustration
was displayed in the first inning
(three free passes wasted with
three stranded runners) and the
sixth and seventh, with five more
runners left aboard.
Palaferri had a chance to do
something the bat in the sixth with
the bases loaded and two out, but
grounded to second. Branon
Coluccio was the tying run at the
~~ ....
"I've always had a lot of strength,"
said Braatz, who began playing at age
4Vl in the Lil'Miss Softball League.
"I'm a big girl (5-foot·lO), and it's not
unusual for me to hit that way. I've al·
ways had power. It just came natural,
you know." Estancia High softball standout Le~h Braatz.
CUii GllF:
From 91
Witnessing the birth of a go11
tournament, after aJI, can be fun.
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Now. about Wyrick and golf
course co-owner Stc:vc Lane, the
pro-am winners wbo also orch~
traced the event The format was
different -be t·b U on odd boles,
aurcgate on even -but there
was little variation in their play.
The duo won a golf taumamenc
-this time at 11 -undct·par -for
the third time "I didn't think we'd
win it bcca use we were putt.int it
on," said Lane, who biJ'djed No.'·
'
Last year, Lane and Wyrick also
won the Amerkan Red Cross
Tournament at the Newport
Beacb Countiy Oub and the San
J~to Open in Hemet.
For the record at the ooursc,
Wyrick shot a 6-undcr S3.
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At dM •ttt'• dab: With a 49,
Andy Wea~r won the Hight A
round ol the Low Net Tournament
tut Saturday at the NC'frJ)Ort
Beach OoU Coune. Hal Green
w nanner-up at S2 while Bill Pri-
ctemorc was third at SS.
In Pliabt B action, Bob
Brownell (50), Roy Wells (52) and
Leo Youna (56) ~re the top-
threc finisben, rupectively, whale
Oary J;liafos ('1), Morr" LaiWelJ
(52) and Bob Dearborn (SS) were
Aaght C winners.
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The Newport Center As·
sociatioo's "Swing for the Kids"
ch ritabtc ,olf tournament is this
Monday at the Pelican Hill Oolt
Oub to benefit the Pcdjatnc Cao·
cer Research Foundation, a non·
profit Otg&nization that received
SIS,000 from the tournament last
year.
David I lollMd, managina dircc·
tor of Northern Tru t of Cali-
fornia. end Torn Umbers. F1'Cnl
manager of the Newport Beach
Marriott, are w-chairina this
year's event.
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plate with two down in the sev-
enth, but his line drive was right at
scoond base.
The loss drops Newport to 9-11·
1 overall, 3-3=1 in league play,
leaving the Sailors with just one
goal remaining -to stay out of
the cellar where Woodbridge re-
sides with a 1·10..1 record.
Friday Ncwpon must travel to
Saddleback, then next week. tb_e
challenge is a pair of games with
champion-to-be Tustin.
"It was a good win for us," al-
lowed Manyam. Harbor Coach
Kirk Bates, meanwhile, kept his
thoughts to himself.
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High, Mater
Oei's lead in the
Angelus League
baseball standi~ ha bccn cut
following the Eagles' 5.3 victory
WedncMiay.
A two-run homer in the sixth in-
nmg broke a 3-3 tic and gave
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The Monarchs (18-3 over.all)
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Dei's nine hits.
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CdM 1ent1B another Clal'k to lll'ain1
Jason joins Jeff in brothers' role ·with UCLA's football team
Corona del Mar High football ---
star Jason Oark., an All..cIP ~
Southern Section Division VI '4.::>"
wide receiver last fall after catch-----
ing a school single-sea.son record
41 passes, will continue h.is career as a walk-
on at UCLA and join his brother, Jeff, who
has been with the Bruins for four years.
Jason Oark, 6-foot, 165 .---
pounds, tied the c.dM ca-
reer receptions record
with 61 in his (WO-year
varsity career. He totaled
463 yards along with' his
41 catches last faU as the
Sea Kings finished 2-6-2.
Clark was also a first team
All -Sea View League
choice.
Jeff Oark, who was also Oark
a walk-on at UCLA, was
part of CdM's CIF Division VI championship
team in 1988. Their father, Roger, was a
wide receiver at San Diego State in the
1960s.
Sect Kings' Bain finalist
NEWPORT BEACH -Top-
sceded David Bain of Corona del • •
Mar High advanced to today's _,,-
Sea ViCVc'. League singles final
with a pair of wins Wednesday at the league
tournament at the Balboa Racquet Club.
Bain swept Newport Harbor's Chris
ctchum in the quarterfinals, then yielded
ly one game to Jason Meyers of University.
Bain will take on ccond-ceded John Bowcr-
nk of Umvcrstty in today's 2 p.m. title
match.
No. 2 double~ seed, Trenton Rhodes and
'Brian Walden of Corona dcl Mar.advanced
lo today's I p m semifinal, despite a tough
battle (7-6, 6-4) from teammates Scott Pan-
nier and Paul Fruchbaum in the quanerfi-
nals.
Corona del Mar doubles team Ed Bryant
and Jed Wein tcin tcxll tOp· ceded Robbie
Wilk.ins-Bryan Shapiro or University to three
sets. before bowing out ln the doubles quar-
terfinals, while Jeff Thomson of Newport and
Rick Bajador of c.dMl were eliminated in the
singles quarters.
Today's doubles final is slated ror 2:30.
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Hawks drop Musta ngs in 4
LAGUNA HJLLS -A slow ---
start proved fatal to the Costa ~'-•
Mesa High boys volleyball team r 6 Wednesday as host Laguna Hills
came away with a 15-2, 15-1, 10-15, 15-11 tri-
umph.
Khang Lai had seven kills and Lance Mer-
rifield seven digs for the Mu tangs, who close
out their league season on Friday with a
home match against Estancia.
Bollenbach, Sh inners sparkle
MISSION VIEJO -Estancia
Higb's Adam Bollenbach and ~
Peter Shinners each qualified for
the finals in two events at the Pa-----
cific Coast League swim prelims Wednesday
at Trabuco Hills High.
Bollenbach was seventh in the 100 free-
style (54.3) and eighth in the 50 free (23.8),
while Shinners was eighth in the 200 free
(2:02.1) and the 500 free (5:41.9).
Ryan Bollenbach and Chun Pi posted the
fifth-best times in the :!00 frcesrylc ( 1 :59.4)
and the lOo brcastrokc ( 1:03.5), respectively
for the Eagles.
Brian Beatty qualified ixth and Chad Cain
seventh in the 100 backstroke to round out
the Gtanc1a finalists, who will vie for medals
Friday at 2 p.m. at the same site.
C-ot\901ation quatif.JCra from Estancia in-
cluded: Adam Miron (13th in the 200 free);
·P i (ninth in the 200 individual medley); Paul
Harris and Beatty (14th and 15th in the SO
free); Shlomi Ronen and Stuart Brenneman
(ninth and 13th in the 100 butterfly); Harris,
Ronen and Miron (12th, 14th and 15th in the
100 free); Brenneman (11th in the 500 free);
and Ryan Bollenbach (10th in the 100
breaststroke).
Newpo rt cl ubbed, 8-1
lRVINE -· Host Woc>dbridge ---
remained-unbeaten in the . Sea ~ _
View League Wednesday with an
8-1 softball decision over New-
port Harbor.
Jennie Colclasure had one of two Newport
hits, and scored the Sailors' lone run in the
seventh inning.
Woodbridge (7-0 in league) had 12 hits to
drop the Sailors to 8-10 overall, 2-6 in the
Sea View.
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COST A MESA -The Costa ---
Mesa High boys tennis team fell e •
to visiting Trabuco Hills, 11-7, in ,,,-
a Pacific Coast League makeup
match Wednesd ay despite the flawless· play
of its No. 1 doubles team.
The Binh Nguyen-Son Dang team swept its
three foes, and included in the wins was a 7-
6 (9-7 tic-breaker) victory over Trabuco's
team of Bryan Johnson-Nolan Cooper who
had gone 48-0 this season before today's
match. Costa Mesa dips to 6-13 overall, 2-7
in the PCL.
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From 81
second, third and filth seeds in
Friday's final, slated to begin at 1
p.m. at c.dM.
Thanks to freshman classmate
and frcest)'lc sensation Rachel
Arrow, Widger has been pushed to
the limjt in the 500 free.
"If it wasn't for (Arrow), I'd just
be doing the 500 at meets and not
in practice,'' Widger said. "She
makes me do it. J work my butt off
to try and keep one body length
behind her, but that's impossible.
"I have fins on and I still can't
keep up with her in practice."
Arrow also qualified in the 200
and 500 free events, sprinted a
2:03.82 in her winning 200 heat
and swimming a 5:23.91 in her
winrung 500 beat. Newport's Maile
~ who swam a personal-best
2: 15.8 in the 200 free but failed to
finish in the top eight, qualified in
the 500 free (5 :59.83), giving the
Sailors three in that event.
"From Rachel, I expected 1t be·
cause she was strong before; the
season stan cd," Kolber said. "But
Melissa Schutz and Hanna Widger
were novices when they started
and they came out of nowhere."
Both Corona del Mar and New-
port Harbor had five girls qualif}
for the finals in two events (dis-
counting the relays).
Seniors Laura Thomsen and
Maureen McLaren and freshman
Scjlutz were double-event quali-
fiers for the Sailors. Jenny MH-
likan (1:14.04 in the 100 butterfly),
Marin McElfresh (I: 14.09 in the
100 fly), Christine Dezorzi (1:13.24
in the 100 backstroke) and Karey
Read (1:17.85 in the 100 b reast·
stroke) were single-event qualifiers
for Newpon Harbor.
Thomsen, headed for the U ni-
versity of Puget Sound next )ear.
is seeded third m the :!00 in-
dividual medley after Wednesday'!>
2:26.13 clocking. She also qualified
in the 100 brca tsrroke (I 16.6 1)
Schutz advanced m the 50 free
(26.24) and 100 free (I :00.6:!).
McLaren, going to Sranford on
a volleyball scholarship, qualified
in the 100 free (55.32) and 100
backstroke {1:00.54), winning both
heats easily.
"She's my idol," Schutz said of .
McLaren. "She's taught me a lot
-how to work hard and stuff."
c.dM has a total of 15 different
girls in Friday's final. led by fresh-
man Melanie Pelts, who raced to
-unprcssive times in the 50 free
(26.16) and 100 free (57.26), al-
though she has gone quicker.
"She's our MVP as a fresh·
man," c.dM Coach Doug Voiding
said of Pell.s, who has swam 56.14
in the 100 free and 26.14 in the so.
Scnjor Ana Ferrari, an exchange
student from Brazil, Susan Ihrke,
Wendy Bow and Michelle Whi-
ton were also double-event quali-
fiers for the Sea Kings Wednes-
day.
Ferrari, CdM's quickest bre.a.st·
stroker, qualified in the 200 in-
dividual medley (2:29.67) and 100
breaststroke (1:15.72). Ihrke ad-
vanced in the 200 free (2:14.18)
and 100 free (59 76), as did Wb.i·
ion, going 2:08.46 in rhc 200 and
58.41 in the 100. Bow qualified
in the 50 free (27.32) and 100
backstroke ( l · 11 .31)
CdM had two others qualify in
the top eight in the 200 IM, Ali
Hanshom (2:33 21 ) and Mahina
Tarayao (2:35.72), and two more
in the 500 free, Valerie Dalton
(5:57.10) and Jennifer Murdy
(6:12.37).
Jn the 100 backstroke, CdM's
Georgina Asch (l :t 1.93) and Amy
Douse ma ( 1: 13. 99) quahfied for
Friday.
CdM punctuated the 100 but-
terfly, qualifymg four swmuncrs:
Lindsay Foley (1:08.81), who swam
a personal best, Karie Cesario
( 1:10.58). Karen Thomas (1 :12.40)
and Nicole Saylor (l ·15.12).
"I'm qutte pleased wnh that,"
Voiding ~aid of the number of
girls he has m the finals. "And the
other girls arc hovermg around
ninth and 10th place Woodbndge
got J lot of first places today. but
it's go ing to be an mtere tmg
final."
Deep sea Monarch swimmers sharp
at Angelus League prelims
ANAHEJM -The efforts of
sophomore Don Turk nnd Phil
Mayer headed the performance
of the Mater Dc1 High boys
swimming team at the Angclu~
league prchminar<1es at Scrvitc
Wednesday.
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Mayer also broke a school
mark for M:uer Dei when he
clocked 5 42 in placing third
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500 tree-4 Cltcek. 5'0532; 6 Thomas.
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9 pm. -Miller 100, PT
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Motoreydt Rad91 THI R TY FIRST ANNUAL
Mater Dci qualifiers for Fri-
day's league finals at crvitc
a re as follows
1 Q9 59. 10 HetSW 1 1• CM, 12 SIMS.
115 SC
400 lrtt rtUy -2 Ml"1 Del A (TholNS ~. Broytes, C«ei>.), 34681, 8
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A PETITION hM ""'1 AttorMY fOJ PllU1kM'I«: MTU P.O. .......... 0111 THR'"P~::= The ..,_ ~ and lglnCy V1tik:t1 ml\' Mw lrt> NOVl!Mll!A 20il 1111, IM70 of Oflcllll --: ~ ~N ii
titld by 1'lv'd bolleuii'I h CHAFll.E& #M# r,,. ........ CA •I II II• AOA1NIT YOU YOU otNt" c:ionimon dNlgl.-0.i. u9C1 your 1011n. Notwllh> TH!NCI P'AO IAIO WI IM OllOI <JI"'°°"*' TM j ~uperiort®c:;it ~ ~Wrz.u~w.:~l, ESQ, CottlfOOttff ... -= ::-.. ~.·:!..:!; rt~';f CONTACT A~":,::~ ttllrdnf :-rited.,.. your~ ~F o:g:~=IN,~ ~~°' nit .. ~9t··~·:~ ORANG~. 11SN. Loeftot*•AV.. l;10~0.0M .. [' S fw. M ....,, On Mew tf, 1 ... IC 1:46 ~ID bl: 2911 .c: P'°'*"I c*I'~ MtNVTl!I SI lfCOHOS ~ tt. toloWlnl ~ :.,...'"*~•)
r THE f\aPETrz;: ~=· CAl1101 com., CAlrlh(lllJ,.,· -,,.,, ....... -A.M .. TOtlA AEAC. UTATE ="'~ ~ CA = ~ ..... prcMdeCI.,. ~:"~=Ji'~~ ~ 3 °' 'l'MC1' NO. 9bcW9on;Aprt 1 '1 ~ be ~'-d .. p.ity I N9Wpoi:I .. k:zs_,. ... Cll ... UNOWQ~ .. Wly.. Theo ~ ,.,... ...... conclud9d ""°' ID TANOEHT C\JR\I! CON-...,... IN nt! cm' OI-~I(. KOlw t
pt1ts0nal r~r:.ntaf\le to a..i::tl.icc.ta AM:lt/W)':,~~ ..,., M ••11111111: J el :::=..to OMdun:-T=. dleclMrll Mr hblllty lof h condulton at 1M-... CAV! SOUTHWEinALY COSfA Mf.SA, COUNTY =.:!"~Ml ~Wr ihe estai. of Mesa Piiot Ct7M 1 Rll l • • lll1f1,. .. ~ Jll'wty '' t• '6f'/ ~ of 1hif cmi.n. ANO HAVtHCl A RADtUS OF ORANOE. STAT'e OF Oft;ngt COW1JV
lhedl!M:editnl. AJ>f. 30, May 1, 7, 19i2 4-23/lO ~71992 MM!e ..... ....._. a1 lnttrumt"I NO. tt.'. ...... addlWI ll'ld Olf1lr RttMmbtt. Vou MAY OF ..00.00 FEEf~THENCE ~c:~ .. AS.:'::: llN on L
THE PETITION . ' ....... • ... .._., ONA3t. OI OfWcMI Aloordl, comrY'IOn CS~J,"J,1~onu: LOSE LEGAl. RIGKTS 11 NORTHW£smtt: AL.OHO PA.GU 21 A.ND i1 Of1 M.S: Wf~!cs ~~~~ PUBLIC NO_!IC£_ PUii.iC MOTICI :::: ... ".'7 .':') ~-= ==1;:AKE:r~e~ 2 w::" m.tt, w .ttn-~~~MP~o ~n°c!._ T~~ =ofMr:' A~:'Nrul ~~~E ~TH': ~ Newpor1 ~he~'~'° P<oblii. Mmc:lDff'MlmE'llM.E CNl 1a?1M "''" •• IOllW, MAN AS 11IS SOi.£ ANO::,.~~~ TICE 19 HEMBY GN'f.N ~~s~ ~g COUNTY Rf.~ °' Colt•10M ... ~~.
Alt .. avala~ code: T.I .... .Miii . IUllMOtte CA NO ....... LAW SEP~TE1n.~· • Ing ... " ••• ,,,on_ ot. THAT· IAVINE SEAVtCI TO A POINT SOUTHEALY MID COUNTY. = ' Mlty ' I
11xamnation In lh• hie ktpl OE;c:iOE~:T~J:i'~~~ (~~, Ol'PICSI OP •• ,,. ~ AtOOt.::;~ ~to,., the, .. COMPANY."" duly .. 40 FEET FROM THE H~DRocfrteJ':.L ~ .
D)' It!• court • --GLUWD A JOtlMIH, #1Q9 COUttty St.-=Cfllo l'NlolnQ ~ tum of po1nC90 ln.lllM ...-a NOATHERLY L*o!E OF LOT
THE PETITION ~UfNCE20~.T~~~ ••COlfD,..._, 11.10 Dev•111•9'lr• ~1.~lf-~U. ~ IMnotl(tlMCU'9dbyNld DeedofTNSld91ed07/ll/ 9 IN BLOCK F OF THE :t.~A~E':N~ "*-ICIOT'IC(
r11quesls authorily to COll"'-A*T le..t, lune ~10 0.-.. UC lt.Ul.""TIUN TO HEST Deed of Yf\llt, with_ Int-..! 17 ecuttd by DONNA L. 9EAAV TRACT: THENCE DA admlnlsler Iha estate net YOUM ~Ofl£ATY, IT NOTICR TO ot:nN-.... .... c ...... BIDOER FOR CASH (~ IMt.oo, .. pttMdtd In • b TANOEHT TO SAID CURVE ICNOWN, IN, OH .......... F
under U"l6I l~ndenl MAY 8£ SOLO AT A PUBLIC DANT I fAvl•• • •1M4atMl:f1 .. 1 abltMtlrMof .... ln--. uld not•(•). ildVlllCff, If MC EU'tOY, AN UN: AND PARALLEL WITH UNDER SAID LA~ au•'Rlll ..... Y
Admtn'sirallon ol Esta• :r~ ~ou/:i~E~~u~ Aou••d•) l.Oltltll.L DATW:r APR a 1M "' mont"t' ol 1hlt United :2; =at~:":.: ~~~ :Ou,.,W: ~~~~S~~J-1': ~M~ ~Rfl. 9tM•••nt br ~"" (T~~·uthcll'~ lH£ PA9C£EOIM(i _AGAIHST IOMD MIO CMI ~ GARY L mwmu.a, =~~~~ ;'.;,r~:CEMA.f~ ~~ Q ~ oJ &m.wow.N~--Truetor WINUT£a -09-UCONDS CAU.Y_ F.OOMJHE SUR-.. ~~-1'9prewnUilrV• tO tak• 'fOU.YOUSHOU(OC0NTACTA COll1'1LL G'RO"UP c1 ... 111 • .,..,,.,r. THE COUNTY COUAT-1hlt ,.NllM tl'ld of d'MI '° HCllft ~ In WEST 953.80 FEET TO FACE J)F THE OAOUND .. ' CAMP u. MAR
many acliOos wlflOIJI LAW'YE-A MOt1aJ LONll-IJ... ~, ~ HOUSE, 700 CIVIC CEN-INl'll crNtt0 b¥ laid Dted !Ivor at AMERICAN SAV• THE BEGINNING OF A BUT WiTHOUT THE A HT W3 S. ua1n, SatQ
oblalOlllQ courl approval On MAY IS, 1;92. IN 9 45 LINOllllJ MY WSLlltt Publ!IM<I Newport a.en. Tt1' DRIVE WEST. CTN Of of TNM. for 1he amounl INGS AND LOAN AS-TANGENT CURVE.1._ CON-Of ENTRY UPON NIY c.llf. 82707
Be10<e talurig cenafn Y""'f AM . R08ERT t W{tSS IN· ITATI OP CALIFOA-Co•l9 M ... Oaity Pllol SANTA ANA., STATE OF ~=b~7_;;tlmattd . to SOCIATION u e.n.llc:laiy ~~EH:.,.~H~~ =~F ~ETH~ 8tyan Jahn~
impertanl aCliOns, CORPORA.TED. • IJU~ IP-=~ aPMTmt'T OP April 23, 30, M•y 7, 1-4, CAUfORN'-', II l"lgttt. 1!19 Tha b9o•tlcl•"' und•t ttCOtWcf on 07/lt{T1 u OF -oo fEET• THENCE A80V! A DEPTH OF &00 SoU1h H1mpton, l~I ho-ver th9 personal polrllld TM .. ut10tr ¥tel ptlt· 1AL lmft'lCSal D& 1992 Ind "1t-..t conwy.d lo 0..CS of T -• 2l822 In -· • fOA THE PURPOSE Celt. 82114 rir
repr1tSOtntat1v• wlN b• SU¥ttto OMd or Trusl NIM by PMl'M&NT 0, socW: Th2..0 and now hlkl ~ ll unctw::: tuCUltd ~~ ~~~no, ior of NO~~Slf.ALV Ai.~E-~Pl.ORINO fOFI 80R· Thl1 bu1lneu 11 requited to gl\/8 notiCe lo PETER G Wl tSSROO AHO A.NH 11 Ry IC a S-Mid OMd ol Trull In tht ......,.. 1 pagt SAID ...vn~"' 470.M "'' AE-O!.tcttld by. wi lndMdua!
1n111<es1&d pi}lson1 unless Wl tSSROO HUSB.t.HD A.HO COii PUILIC NOTICE J1toS*tY .itu.!MI In -..Id ::.:.n1o ~~o: Oltlclll RfforCS1, In the Of. THAOUGH A CENTAAL ~N~~ OR Th• reollltanl(I} · ~':"~~~ -:~d nollc~d Wlff . g,_.,n' lO securl Ill no.tit· C IN:'N"cr'o:=~O~~ ~ -~nd Stitt CS• fMllt and DttMnCS lol' s.lt, lloe of !ht Reoordtt of OR-~~ls ~ sr~EJ:. MAAKET'JNO SAID SUB-~ lo lranMCt
;action) Th& ~ndenl ldMSS In llYor ot GIBAAL.TAR D&YILOPMINT Ota. .:::~ 0:. PAACEL i: and. Wrttl.n Nollet of DI-ANGE ~ THENCE TANGENT Tci STANCES. TOGETHER =.:n.':*~c•J
adn'llf\tSlration aulhor!Ty SAVINGS "CALJfORNIA COR· A•ILITlt:• Cl.NT•"• un OP FtC11TIOU9 l.DTS 8 10 AND 11 OF t.ult Ind Etctlon IO w . u inor• ~ SAID CURVE ANO PARA.I.· WITH THE EXCLUSIVE lbO¥I on: M#Ctl ti, t w1I be g1a1l1111d unless ao PORATIOl't. now ownld 11111 , • .._ ••uMli , _._ TRACT No 3817 IN n4E The Uf'ICS411111gned CIUMd .aid OMd ol TRiit lnducJ. l.£l WITM TliE EAST£RLY RIGHT TO EXECUTE NIY Brtwl J C&rnelbll
1n1eri1Sted person tiles an l'Mllcl by LOMAS MORTGAGE _..., -" .-wo• 8UllNEIS llAMI QTY Of 'cosT.i MESA, Mid ~ Of 0.lllUll Ind Ing 1 note(•) few' tM M.l!T1 of LINE Of LOT t OF TliE AND AU. LEASES FOR Th1• _;.1.,.,...,. '#U
objifCllO'l kl thti P'lllllOn USA. iNc rlCOfcltd AUGUST STftl•LMANJ MICK-The loHowtng ~ COUNTY OF ORANGE Eleetton ID s.11 '° be ..... "3.200.00: thlt tr. bllneft-BEARY RANCHO; AS PER THE PURPOSE Of EX· with N COUl'lty
and shows good cause ll. 199<4. 15 Wist Ho I+. I.LL IE FI. R QUI 0 N 1 ~ abllndon.a' tM UM OI SlATE OF CAUFOANIA'. o::in:l9d In IN county wtwt cl91 l"ltrHt undtr U1CS MAP AECOADEO IN BOOK: TRACTINO OFI RECQVEA. Orengt ~ on
why !he courf shOIJld no• 365291 ot onk:lal ReccfOI WI MICHA.CL M.UNFO"O· lh• Flcl!tlOUI Bulln••• AS PER.MAP RECORDED !ht, ... propatty \I ioelttld. DMd of Trust and tM Obi!-8. PAGE 1 OF MISCEL· IHO SAIO SUBST,t,NC;ES, 1992 grant lf'le aulhonty 1M otllee or thll COIHlly R1· 11.D.J DAllftS 90rMD Nam.; BARABIWIUJAMS & IN B00tt 131, PAGES 5 DATlt AP."IL tB, gallons IKWMI ltMtlby LANEOUS 1'ECOAOS OF AS SET FORTH IN DEED FU~
A HEARING Oil .,,. COfdlf al ORAHGE Count;, AND CARIJ DOI 1 AS$0CIATES, -4101 Wnl-AND e OF MISCElo 1HZ .,.. hlkl by h ORANGE COUNTY AND OFAECORp. Publl N9wport !'!J'j
pt:!bt100 woU be Mid on Stall o! Cnlornll. Will SELL Hl!RllNAPTIR ..... :z =-~ ~..,,.. LANEOUS MAPS, IN THE TOPA RUL •tTATI: CtMTWll~ that 11 ~~t~G20 ~~~~o:a~ ..:: = :.!!,1 ~ Cosii"': ... Diiiy May 21, 1992 •I 1 45 P M AT PUSlfC AUCT KJt,J TO HIGH· FUtftt:D TO Al D0e 1 Th fl tltlo . Bull OA'ICE OF l')'IE COUNTY LDIDINQ, nrte., brNCf'I of Md d.111 In, rQi • 30 mO&pl 3Alocat&dat700 EST BIOOf:R ~OR CASf; ff•.utT~ -.,._ 1 c us ,,.,, RECORDER OF SAID •l'I RONALD W • EASTERlYLINEOFl.OTI, Apnl , Mlly 1, 14,~ C•YIC C&n1er Onve West, r -.,... tum. tttentld lo atoYt COUNTY ' tha obllgaUon1 !or ""'1fctl. NORTH O DEGREES 10 ti 1 AMI lddr-ot 1"2
San la Ana CA !i12701 (11"111>61 tl llmt. 0:. ~ ., ~~ VB LOP M •NT 11: ... WU l'lletd In Ot1nge County EXCEPT TliAT POATION PITZGlllUU), MICWMY Mid OMd at Tn..t 11 MQt-MINUTES 21 SECONDS common dtllgn•tlon ol "
II" vot.i OBJECT TO money 0' OM Un (I tlM) V1CEI; DOR. HDl'IN-on Januwv '· 1992 fh OF SAID LOTS INCLUDED In P•ot, ••:t N•rth rl!y h&ll OCCUfftld In tNt 1ht EAST 354.24 FE.ET TO THE ptoperly 19 ...._ tlboY9,
Ille graohng ol 1he pe!Jhon, ~~E ~~EN !~i~~fN~~~ AF'Tllt ftUEJQU!D TO ~o.F5~7s,:4 1 1 1 WITHIN THE LAND DE· °'1lnll ...,....., CooAM, payment l\as no! be9l'I 8EG4NNIHO OF A TAN-no w-•trlftfy 11 given u to PUBLIC NOTIC•
you should appear at fle Al DOI' • L.OflRELL •r• llOC. II, nc .• SCRIBeD IN PARCEl. NO. Ce....,.., •112• m.cs. ol: n4E PAYMENT GENT CURVE, CONCAVE .. ll'IHI ot cor-
heatin9 ani:I stale your HOUSE, 100 CIVIC Ct.NTER OROU!t NOMe:; 009. H Cllltoml•. 4101 Westerty C4-456 (AMENDED) OF Clt81 I~ OF PA NCiPAL AND/OA IN-SOUTHWESTERLY AND rectntu. Tht Hnertdwy
ob,eo::llons 01 11111 wnll8n ORM WEST SA.Nl A AHA. HI! •tMAf'TIR I ~. Solle 103, Newpoo1 FINAL ORDER OF CON-tPMeOll 1 HAVING A RADIUS OF tw'ICI• Mid OMd ol Trust, :~!°~e W:ari~ V°oi:; ~rl~RHIA all~~!·:::-:: ~ED TO Q r:. ~·~~. con-~~IO~~~~FI:~ Publl•h•d N•wporl ~~ES6N~~~S:::~ ~vJ:~~lYT~~a ~-=~ :...· ~ lletlllll..t 1'1
appearat1C41 may g be Ill helO by~ Uld DH<I or ie ADl!L1M..-DANTEl1 duct.cl by. CQrf)Orlllon COADED MAY 1A, 1911 IN Beaeh/Cosl• MHI Dally SUBSEQUENT PAYMENTS SAID CURVE 314.14 FEET lllCIMIG ll'let•by. hU IOI· 1'M FOlloWlng
persoo or by your atlorney Trust'" N prD(llrly lltu~ted II DOii 2 throueh I ; Thlf s\alemtol .,,. .. flied BOOf( 1641 . PAGE 59-4, Pllol Apll 23. JO. Mly 1, NOW OUE AND ~ICH TO A POINT 01STAHT ICUlad and~ to lhli .. ~ ~ M!
IF VOU ARE A silllCounry.,idSllllrlacribld DOES 7 tttreuett 29; ~ tne~ ~=1~1 OFFICIAL AECORDS. IN 1992. BECOME DUE THEREAF· 15.00 FEET SOUTHEALY ~~~SAND GRAPHICS, '1
CREDITOR Of a ;JS PARC(l I UH!T l·J, AS •nd DOl!I DOU 37 1"9~ ry on ' THE Ol'FICE OF THE lh249 TER· U.TE CHARGES 01' THE NORTH UNE Of mand lot SM W'ld wrtnwt Morw'o\111 UHi A-11,
t0f1hrigen1 c•Ekil0< of lhe SMOWN OH THE• COMDOMtH· througfl 50 Inc"*"" Publl Belch COUNTY RECOADEA Of PUlt.tc NOTICE ANDiofl IMPOUND PAY SAID LOT·t AHO OfSTA.NT llO(lc. • Qf M ... , CIM. 12127 ""°
deceas.l'!d. ~OU must lite IUM PLAN R£COROlO IN SOOK YOU Aft• •••NG SUED eoau.'':4..:=~ '°. SAtD COUNTY. . MENTS IF AN't' Ao: ~E:' ~<re~~ti: tlactlon ~o ~ :: ~ C•nundrum, C•tllo
ycxi• claim 'N11tl Ille court 14077. PolGE 1163. OfflCIA!. eY PLfJ.,,.IFF: IA Ud. May 7 14 21 1992 ' APNp••c'°E1Lll-2!92-01 THIS DOCUMENT WAS 'JANCES FOR o'ELIN-WEST· 21187 FfET FROM ctatll5"*1ID ... 1111~ !~~ ~ ... u:!.;t ar'ld n-.a1l a copy lo 'he RE COROS Of ORANGE .. t • demllftdand I ' ' ' Th-238 ,.... · RECORDED 04/23112: AS · 1#19ty Nies ~•• -~. --• persooaj reptesentattve COUNTY CAUFORNIA AS OE· .. • 0 THAT PORTION OF LOT 4 INSTRUMENT NUMBEA 92· QUENT TAXES, BONDS ~E EASTERLY LIHE Of erty IQ ~ ft Thi• Du•IMS•-••
appointed by the court OE J.RAT °" P I ff I! L 0 I' E M • PUBLIC NOTICE IN BLOCK f OF TliE SU~ 266404 BOOIC PAGE OF "-ND/OR ASSESSMENTS SA10 lOT-8..-lloftl. Md •""*' cluc:tld by: • eotpot
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!h11 dai& ot h1s1 issuance ol IN BO();( 14091 PA.G( 437 N lhei Mir to LYNN llCM9 OF THE BERRY TRACT. lN ANGE COUNTY. CAUFOR· AND SENIOR LIEN PAY· NORTHEASTERLY OF THE ~ IO bl recorded mtnCld to lrar'INCI
'81!8<$ as ptovtdlld Ill OFflCW. ~ECOADS Of SAlci ANN CONWAY, end on STATDtDTOF ~~E Cgj~ a,,.osTA NIA MENTS, IF N'Y. WtJl-1.Af'i-SOUTHWfST£ALV LINE JANUARY 13, 1"2 .. "'" "*: \ol'ld9f !ht ~':l~ia 9~00°ba1e0' eo:.e COUNTY A.N O lOCATED IN THf Mhelf of the 1'.ITAn A&UfDOffllEXT OF AN~ STATE Of cm: Tm.°"*'.... TEREST THEREON; AT· OF THE LAND DESCRIBED lfNmenl No. 92-o202W of ~=-!::!'l T~1metr f ( cl&itns CITYOFCOST,\MESAOH TKAT OF LTitN ANN co ... Ull!OFFICTITIOUI FORNiA.ASPEAMAPRE· l24SN TOANEV FEES ANDIN TliE DEED TO THeOmct.i AKOtd• QI OR· K.Bruce·erown.Jt..""1
""'' ~l 11--.::. 'bZfOfe lour CERTAIN RlAl PROPERTY 0£· WAY; and the ISTATI! •USINEll NAME CORDED U\I BOOK 30 Tr\191M.... COURT COSTS WHICH STATE OF CALIFORNIA ANGE C0unty; na et•lttn•ni ...
monltls 1rom 'd'le hearing SCR!BEO A.S PAACl.L l OH A 0' LYNN ANN CON-Tht ~ penont1 PAGE 14 OF MJSCfL; No. 2"23378LC MAY BE INCURRED. AECORDfD APAIL 29, Said Slit wltl bl "*'-· with tht ~ Cltrtl
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VOU MAY EXAMINE PAGES 1 ANO 2 Of PARCEl You haw 30 CA&..&Ns th• flclltlou1 8Ull"tll THE OFFICE OF THE ~33HLC th• potl•l'lt b41f\tllcllty 4 0 1 0 F 0 FF IC I A. L •~nty. PptHI or ~ 1892
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·-IN 1"E OfFICE Of '"' A>• -·-... ... N•m•• AMERICAN TEL· COUNTY RECORDEA Of -1C11 o• RECORDS. SAID SOUTl+ pied, ~ tlllt, ~ --· lt1'I tti. kepi by the coun. It ,..,..,, " ~ -•• w • COM ASSOCIATION. 12701 LOS. ANGELES COUNTY ...,, IMM:lat auch DNd ot Tl'Ull WESTERLY UNe KING IMllion, 0t ~lllOli9. r-• gfil::~ RECORDER Of SAID 91..1MMOn9t Al .. ~ °"ot Northbrook W•y, 51.ntorl, CALIFORNIA . LYING D•FMILTAND hu tJacullG ~ ~ DESCRIBED AS FOL. IOJWYIM ~ prfnd. ~lht<I----OU:ITUAltY HHK V0U o e • •f'IMWI • CA .90880 SOUTHEAL y OF THE •LICT10lf TO to Mid Trust• I ~ LOWS: P-' Mlt7I of tl'l9 notlill "' ...........
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THE._ COMlolON ,\REA AS wtll not ptotMt Y'OUI on Oc:tobW 7, 1'Mi11 , Ali 131, PAGES 5 ANO e Of If YOUR PROPERTY IS nu.c.e euc:h O..CS ol Tt\dt DIST A NT l'HE A EON 'tWICfll. It WPf, ~ tl'llt rv--N011CI
SkOWN ANO OE~lfiEO OM TltE It No.f~ MISCEUANEOUS MAPS N FOREC OSURE BE NOA'Tli Ill DEGREES 59 t1trn1 al Mid OMd °'!-~~;;;~ CONDOMINIUM PLAN "80VE rour trpewr t•n , .. Joyct N•Q•l•nl, 12701 IN TliE OFFICE OF THE 1 L • 111\d d docYrntnl• l'YtdMc· MINUTES Sl SECONDS TNll. '"9, ~ lnCI
REfERREO lO CONSISTING Of spent• inu•t b• In Northbrook WI'/, Si.tilon, COUNTY AECOADER OF CAUSE YOU ARE 8EHtNO Ing lN otillgltlon9 MClnd WEST 75.ll F£ET fffOM UP9nMI of UW ~
8Ull0111jGS ANO OTH£R ,IM· prop.r ..... tonrtH,ou CA90680 SAID COUNTY OF OR• IN YOUR PAYMENTS, IT tl'Mteby, ~ 1181 ~THE SOUTHEASTERLY Md of 11W 1rustl etllllted lht•-.t Pf!CM'M~"1S BUT fllClUO-want tfM OOUrt to hHr Ch1rl•I A. Cat10onn1, ANGE. MAY BE SOU> WfTHOtJT and dol9 ~ d9olW9 CORHER Of-lOT 12 Of by Mid DMd of TMIL The ~ P9f
!NG lH(REFIH)M All CON· Jout c.... 12701 Nor1tlbrOOk W1y. EXCEPT THEREFROM ANY COURT ACTION. #WI .. llUl'N MCU9d ~ SAID TRACJ1 THENCE Said Salt wll IM l'ltlO on: .,. doing bull!M# M:
OOMIHIUM UNITS tf '°" dO "°' ftle ycM.lf' Slarrton, CA 80580 THAT PORTION l.Ytt-10 yolJ may h .... ttM lag# lnll'MdUil!lly ck.-Md ~ SOUTH 33 ue.GAEES 11 Mey 21, 1992, .• 11:30 THE BIO '1XU, 3tN
PARCE.l 3 AN UNOIYIOEO l'ftponM on ., ..... , ~ This bull~ WU ~ WESTERLY AND SOUTH-tight 10 bf1ng ~ KOCMJrd .ni.. Ind hu elect.cl #Id MINUTES 01 SECONDS "-'°'· at N 1'0f1I ~ W*Y ........... It, 111J~•~ 3tl)TH tNl[RfST IN ineyloMtheo ... end duc1.s by• 0-•I pltt· WEST£RLY OF A LINE V1--111t1C1..r. ............ ..__..___.Reik>~ DST3-tl.67FEETTOTKE IO tM ~ ~ »M4calit.t:l'Rt, """ ' Ml'llWp PARAL.LEl WrTH AND 01$-11......... '"' "'1 ,."' .,..,. •• ...,...,, IOcJTHERl.Y LINE Of SAID Court Ho&IH 6ocsttd M Roy ~ lkJC A.NO TO THOS( POflTIONS Of , • .,, ....... mon•r Thll •t•Ttmenl Wll f\llG TANT EASTE'ALY AND •11 Qf 'fO'¥ pal ck.-!>*Y· IN trVlf pl'optn)' f6 bl un -4 AOeO Mlln Str.tt. ""-• 180 lho•=· c
THl COMM~ .\REA AS 9nd Pf'Op.rlr m.., M wflh lh9 COlfty Oerk ot NOATHEASTEAlY 30.00 meol• pl111 permlttld costs told to ullsfy !hf Obllg• APN 416-182~ aldto, Celit°'"'9. ..... c.111. 1
SHOWJj ANO Ot~IPIEO.oH THf .. ken whhout furtttef' Or10Q8 Counl"( (Ill Aotll 21 , FEET MEASURED AT lr'CI •lq)9N" wllhln the llon1 llCU"eCS thaffby, f1w llJMC addfMI and Al VII' llfne Of the Wtkli Tl\11 bullnnt I•
COhOOMIH!Ut.f PUN AnO\lt ..... ,,.,,. ff'Oln th• 1992 RtGHt ANGLES FROM llmt ptr1Tlflted by law '°' DATE: •ttt/92: 00.... common dtlqi&llOn, ~ of lhll l'IOllce, ~by: ltl lnclMOueol FlffEll flEO TO EXCEPTIHG court. Publllh9d NtwPQfl BMCl't-THE FOLLOWING DE· teln!tl•terMnt ot your r.c. INVINI lllt\'ICI COii-II'.,,,.. of the,..., P'oP9ttt Int lotll amounl of lrlt ~ The teglalt•rU(t) c
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Ii.JM UHITS 111.l 8U1l01NGS r.qul1'9mMts Yo.. ma, M•Y 1. 14. 21 . 1V92. BEGINNINO AT A POtNT lty1 buliNss cl9)'1 priol' IO ICATMV KfNO ..... T POt'-d 1o be: 2811 8Mr tlot'I MCUtd by lhrl KloWo ,..... undel tM
ANO OTHER IMPAOYEMENTS ••nt •o oail an ... 1"257 IN TliE CENTERLINE OF IM d•I• Ml'°' h Nit ot ••c•--. • '"-· co.a ,,...... CA Oteoi1btcl OMd at Trult au--.. NMte(•)
PAACE l 4 " H~EClUSIVE PUBLIC NOTICE NEWPORT AVENUE, SAID • • t2t21 Md .. tlmltect c:oei., •· abortt on: NIA EASEM[Hl ANO RIGHT TO lot"MY rftht .....,. H POINT BEING DISTANT your Pfoptfly. No Mii cs... t0'791 f1w ~ TNl1M ....,.... lttd ect.'MoN • R. Dcuolu tkdWMn
USE THOSE POflTIONS DJ THE '°"do no1 lrnoW lln at· NOTICEO,-NOR'Tli 39 DEGREES 48 f'\ly• b9 Mt un1tl thrM Putltl1h•d Newport c11ee1a1rn9 ,,,, ltlblllty lot llPP'OKimatlly S3'5.&31.TI. ,.,,,.. ~ WM
COMMON ARU. OfSCRIBEO IW tomey, WOU met call M •UBLIC ••• • -MINUTES 20 SECONDS monlhl from lhlt dlll• this a .. eh.C0.19 MMe Diily «ff lncoi11G1 ... of h The lotll lncMba ...... wtttl h Count¥ vic11s undar Ike di· PARC( l 2 A80ll{ at!Of1M1 ..... IT.. --vr EAST Al.ONO SAID CEN-noC1c9 Qf default mr( bl ,... Piiot Aptl :JO W.,. 7 1-4, llWffl lddfMI 11..:f O(l'9f cur9I tflW and otNt da9ds OnnQoe Cour#y on
r11ctlon ol Ha1bor PARCEL ~ A HOMEXCLUSN'E wtc. Of' e ~•I .id of. PIRIONAI. lt"OPE"TY TEALINs_ 85a.3J FEET corded (WNCh dlli of ,.. 21 11192 • ' common dt11gflallonJ._.~ OI In.Ill. Thi total lndtbl9do 19"
l awn . Mouril 0Uve EASE lolfHT A.1110 RIGHT TO USE tic• llf•••d 1,, ,... . 110• 20tt• FROM 11:00 IHTERSECTION cordatton ~ on 1hl'I • • Th252 .,,,., lhOWf'I httlln. -nau bfltflg.,, .. """' c:;
Mortuary,540-555' THOSE PORTIONS Of THE phon9book) Pursuat'lllo\ht·CalHOmll WITH THAT OF PAL.._ l"IOllc9) .... wNININOe,bUI~ wtMctt tht O(Mnlng bid Pubbhec:IH.wport
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OM rNI Df~ OISO'tlell IJlllDAJUOI ~· ,,.. AM, 13241 JEFFEREY AO., COUNTY SURVEYOR ON Whh your prOf*1Y .. In YOU AA! IN DE1Al.A.T th9 note{1} NCUrtd Dy Mid PMMCRI AND RR-1 ---;;;;::;:,:;..;;==:;11
il><M • PIHP«•1• • "cJs1~1 Mntar una ,...._.,. IRVINE peraonlll ptOPllty NOVEMBER 20. 1951. lotldOluttl yo&1 ... tft111t UN0£R A TRUST DEED 0..0 QI 'fNll. wtUI lnterMt CKIMTI 11IVST COii-PU9UC llOTtCm AIRWAY AYIHU 134 A rtta -lnciudlng fumlt&n, doth-THENCE FROM SAID olhef'..:-,...__IM.leh DATED 1_,_ 2t. ltae tl'ler90l'I U ~ In PIM'IOPLOlfOe.ACH, The_.rMl.lfflol
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cr..ooir • ~ Of~ sum al 111111olt{1) st· m•qUl,,a tie,,• qye PETER SEIOENB~; S00: CAVE SOUTHWESTERLY ta1cM on IM P'Of*IY, Pt&. OF THf PROCEEDING of Tru1t, lor tti. #rlOl.l'll FICtll1 ao2 Pine ,,._ lftilr" puMctllon.
"Stf\mg All Fa11hs " curlCI by Ul(I DMcl o• f/\ISL OUMpllr °°" 1 ....... ~ ~: ~ANO HAVING A RAotVS Wfeln1Ut1notonh~ AGAINST YOU. YOU rMlonM>/y .. um111.a le ..,..., LMt9 8Moh, CA Thll l&Ur9"Cll Kam.
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot tt I • Thursday, May 7, 1992 Bl .. ~!.'.'•.. w ..,_ w 10T1C11 wee 10T1C11 wee.,... w •nca ~!'r.....,~--~~'.=;:_-J ...... ..._ ... ._ · TNI klS ••II ._ .. .... TNI 1111 rqne w lied __ .,_. 9'lt tT4911 COfMtOft dH llf'l91ioft, • Aelcd , I U ., a . ...,. lie Coul"'Y a.ti Of 1Ne •1m.11 .._ 9ld ~ IN COunly a..ti ol ~ 4'ICI The r~'t;~ com-
T .a.-. Sfl, "'°""'--. .... , nla lmlad cc::•· Iii ~County on ...._. ,..., IN Coun1Y on of 0.... County on.-14 Cll9tOll toa ~ ~ IN ~ -.n... 1'ht _. 8IMOWIC ol .,_ " ••• ~.,'1':c, .. ,._:.-:,: ~t.1 ~ Counl'f on Apt 10, 1"2 • " •h• auelneea N111M(1) bled 't'OU AM IN DE'AULT uno-id bllllnce Of lhe obi-• llllua-. IOO Menlo Pn, CA taa ,....,_ PWta 8 , 111 ..... lboY9 on: Aprl 14, 1112
'*Dr" A OH O 0, TAUST O•tlon Meured by the • 11 m 111 ey:' MotNngaldt • Ae-Publahed N9wpOft a-ho PU1'817 PUblllhect tMwport ~ ... , , • 1n1 JM* he* Metoi. OAlU> MAY 1 1115. \JN. ptoperty 10 be told Md The Piiio 1119 ,.,_,. -.... Inc., a c.ltornle Colta M... 0.ity Not ~ ~ leacho-Cotta M... Deity "°' The '~ pW10t11 TNI lt•Unient -. flted k!';! YOU TAKe ACTION reH Qnabt• uthnet•d lft ...... bul6rl9ile •: corporatton Mt Oenafal Aprl 23, 30, M9)' 7, 14, COtta M ... Delly Ptlo4 Aprl 30, Mq 1, 14. 21, -:~-. •: with the County Cltt1' Of f'lirvPflOff.c;r'YOVR PAOfA.. oo.e., ..,,.,... Md ado OAANQI M I ADOWI ,...-., ' 1182 Apr1I 11, 23. JO, M~ 1, 1992 COUH'TV ~ c.mty on Aprl 17,
" ~MAY N SOlD AT llWICl9 • the llrM Of IN ~MTM!NTI. 12'1 Nol1t'I Thia bualMU 11 e~ 1lt-22t 1192 -Th-231 AllOCIAllONT Clo Robert 1192
NMD AH ~~ lnltilll poblcllllon of IN ~ ~ ~. ·=·1=· ~by: • llmlled .,.,,. PUii.iC IOTICI --.... --alb-125 PUil.iC IOTICI :::.-.:: 1=. = ~ ~:. M TWE NATURE Cl.._.., tlceaf .... lt:S108,4'0.lt • .JL. ..._..Md l!len J -.. ( ~-•• ..._ c... t:!ta ,.~·-
PAOCEEDINO AGAINST 1n lddltlon to OWi, 1'9 ad.rd. ~ °' .-~-,::·~ :;: 1toT1c• •• 01v•• cntoae111 ~ CMC:M.c, 31112 Via ;;,;-~-;: ~"' 1 "lloC YOU. YOU SHOUU> CON. TNltM _. eeciapt 1 caJtlo. 8lllatd PIMllW TNll UTt> I/ ,_. WICW IN f1dltioul THAT PUll841A.,. TO aact• '1111111 .. 1 'lllon. T'1ibuc0 ~ 1992 ' ' .... , ' 14'
TAC'tALAWVER. • •• cNctl dre-n on . 17/tl,t.q.t ~l(nol. 8uM'9le NllM(•) ~ ••CTto•• at70t· ....... ...b......... Cllf.11S75 Tb-230
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.,..._, .,._. fed. Wiii er9dlt union N. 8'lnnl, TNllMe Of IN lmlled ~ leolleft UU _. ... The fonowtng pereona .,. doing~•: The regt1tren1(1) corn-°' a ._, f.mty TNll UTD ~ MOtnlngJlde Solelter we dolnG buelnau u : PARTY TIME LIQUOR rnenced lo hnMet btJll. ----... ----ef Tn1at ch«ll drawn by I Jt8i. °' 12/21/11 17112 ~ Auod.;;eu;::I c.Mfor· CeMMerolel co.-e, KRMB AS SOCIA-TES, 1548 AdMW Avenue 1A, rw under IN Flctlllous ... ;il"9
Notte. le ~ glllen federal tlWiga Ind IOan Lane, ~ Beacf'I n1a llmlled partnenhlp 1ta SMtlen IH ef tlM 24012 Calla de &I P11ta Coet.a Meu t.i1f 92e2e Butfneet N11M(1) llNd ltNlftlll Nw
tht1 OSL SERVICE COM-111oct1tlon, UYlnge .. Cllf. tZMI ' Man1g1ng o.n.tJI p.,,,;., ....... C..,........., ~ 410, Llguna Hiiie: Mlle• M. 'Newin, 1154 above on: ti4Wch 2d, 1182 The ~llt
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1992 ,NN, • "'*8e, or ~ IOClatlon, or NV1n09 bMt1 EM S, flAW Md Maljofle By: Momnge6da SP M-MS9A 88' STORAOa, callf. 92953 South 1300 EMt. W 1.ak• Robel1 Olldwtet •--ft"' per.one CMaOr 17u11M, or JUf>IU. lpecitled In s.ct1on 5102 0. fuller, T""'9M of the todMM, Inc., a Cellfomla t•IO Ne•~ ..... , Jo Boyd, 4213 CW Mayo, City, Utah &4106 Thie "*"*1t WU filed lrl ~ buainea U ' _______ ni._235_
l"'9d """" pwtuant to of the Flnandll Code and = ~~D,J oorptdon, ... o.Mtll Par1· c •• t. • • • • • c A San o.m.nt.. cam. 9281'2 ~· L fffw'tn, 1154 ~ ~ ~ r ~s. t4is u :~ PUalC MOTICI
._ ~ ol trUJC •ecut9d authorized to dO buJlneN 11rton' Cllf. t2eM • ';: E. Justin Wleot1 11 lt9· 81117, wtll Mii 1tJ c':; ~San~ City J::" E:Aat, Salt I.alt• 1992 on · e-1, Newport &Mch, CalJ1 --------
..,MARK A. OLSON, A lntn.awe.in1N9*1Col Vlaoite L eooec. T.,,.... Ex~~ u., ................. c.141.e:zen • Thia butlneu ,. co~ PU79e0 82983 ,.., ..... .
U.OLE MAH lender 04her lhan cutl " ol .. Vldofta L Coolc TNlt ICatemenl ... -.cs .., ... , ..... llOO Thi• bueln•H II co~ duded by. an lndMdual Pubhhed N9wport BMcn-Unda ~ Tater, 1433 ~·· .. .....
RecoC'ded 05/24/19815 In ~.IN TNltM may 1981 Trwt. UTD June 5, with the COun1y Clerk ot ~--Auotl9ft ~IM,_.... ducted by: 1 genetat Pllr1· The regl1tt1nt(1) com-eo.ta MM& Da.ty Piiot Mey ='°'~~Newport ~ll3n•il 8Doei NIA Pege N/A km. t1 ~the ~of f'9 1181, 12t11 0cMo AY. Orange County on April 14, M aSIO •••"°"t ...... , neretltp rnenced to 1nnMC1 ~ 1 14 21 28 1192 Th ' . TheOllowllig P9f9on9
IS·11H75 of Otrlclel Truatea•• Deed un111 fUndl enu., La Mlrlda, Clllf. 1992 Co•t• ••••• CA Th• r•t-tranl(I) com-MU~ the f1c:tlCloue ' ' ' ' ,.,,_271 d~~·::-~con-~~=~:rros A~ In IN offlC9 of the bac:oma JYJllabla to the = Howsd .i.rom. A PIUt40 .... .,. Pre,.,.. .... manced ~ ~ Bullneu. N•m•(•) 11-.cs .... .,.. -nc Th• ragt1tr1nl(I) com-5822 ~. Hunllng-
Cournty Aecordw of QA. PIYM or ancbMa 11 a *9e 1501 SuM., Pubbhed Newport Beach-MN • •••= ........... :U: N lboYe on. Nia rv..n. ,_ E manced to tt1Nact t>uN-ton Beach. Ctillf. 92&49
ANOE County, Calffomla matter of rtght. er..=~· Calif. Coste M... Dally Piiot loneeye .. ~•Mold iboYa ne:: ~!:l tasted Mika M. Nawln ~ nets ~ the F1c1lUouJ Glof11Jai.n1thimoto, 2980
and In Boole Pege IMt Said NI• w111 be made 92135 ' ' ' April 30, May 7, 14, 21, ...-, .-rMNll f1W. John Roberti &ovd' 979 J: =t~ ~'-: ........._ Buatneu N•rMj•> listed Solana Way, L1guna nt~ of Mid Official but wllhout CCMnant 0: Man R. McMiiian and Sue 1182_. _ fUmtture, ............ Thie N.tament_wu filed Oring• County Ofl ~ ~. •nh•• .._. =-~:P1'11,1 • 1992_ ~h, C::"902eS11, con-~dl. wm s.n on w.nanty, expr"' or rm. £.Mc~. Hueband and lh258 ............. ••._... .. ~ the CouitY Clerk of 1992 ltM......,t This statement wu filed dUded by· lndMdlJ9I f"2 91 9:45 A.M. at At the plied '9Qlfdlng We, poe-:9• ~ La~~· PUIUC MOTICI t. tM felsMl .. 1 ~ County on Aprtl 3, P8U7N The Foflowlng peraons with the County Clerk of Tha r•ri1::;1nt(1) com-
"""" {Nor1h) ~ to ....ion or enc:umbrancea, • • a. 1 .._. • Unit I 1 Pubhhad News>or1 8*h-.,. doing butlneu u · Orange County on Apfl 17, manced to tranMc1 bua'-
the counly cour1houae, 700 to lllflty IN~ '= bu1ln•11 la eo~ CMlt03TOtl ......... d •••peon, FS2TIM eo.ta Meu Dally Plot M8Y DESTINATIONS DOW· 1992 nen IMlder the ~ ~ c.m., DR. Weet, Meurld by l8'd Deed, -dueled by. an ~~ Aollll•• tt• -PU!blltMd Newpott Beach-7, 14, 21, 28, 1982 NUNDER. 24012 Cali• ff FSHeoe Bu11""9 NarM(I) btad Santa Ana, CA It public VancN thereunder, with ~ rated s.iodauon 0,t;, hilltnl .._. K8tllJ ......_, ~ Co1ta M... Dally Pilot Th-2919 la Plata, Suite 410. l.ag1M11 Publi,W N.wp00 8MCh-at>oYe on: Apt tO, t912
iu:tton, to IN~ bid-..,_ u pnWlded therein, 1Nr"1 1 pamentllp 8t1t1•1nt ~W ......... 4 10 ~ US, 23, 30, May 7, PUIUC_TI_ ~~ Call Costa Mau Delly Pilot wr-.:L.~ .. ~
dw tor caah (payable 81 and Iha unpeld prlndpal of Th• regl1tr1nt(1) com-The fC:::Z. paraona lllatwel aa..t, Mt 1™ '"' "5 nla • 1 Of· April 30. M1y 7, 14 21. With th.-~~·~ "* ime of .... In l9wftJI f'9 note Meured by l8'd mancad IO trlnaact ~ .. ~ u : ........ Cnlhw, ~ ~ fllotldaYS T1'1l1 buelnau ts con. 1992 Orange C0161ty on Aprft 14
mon•y of th• Unil•d deed with lnler.t lhar90l'I =ne':*N.':<~ aL~ ASSOCIATES, S&w ......,, H4 PUIUC NOTICE 11U1•111 .._. ducted by. a corporatJon Tb-234 11m · ~), .. r1gt1t. fta, and u Pf~ In eald Not9, lboYe on: March 14, 1182 nerthlp 11f9'(!'!'~~ RICHARD SIDDllR8, .,__._,_ It..._.... The ragl1tr1nt(1) com. Fl28181 inlltrtlt. ~ to and fMt ehlrget and axpenMt J, Larry BJllerd Pim. Suite 200 Newport AUCTtONUR rtVv-The Following paraona menced to lranw:t busl-PUBLIC NOTICE Published Newport Beacr.. now Mfd by h under Mid of the trutt" and of the Thie lt.J1emant was flled 8"ct'I c:.llf neeo Publlthld Newport .......... ....... are doing bullneee •: neu under the Ac:tftiOul Costa MMe Dally Piiot dead In the ptopany 111\J. IY'Ulll cr11tld by aaJd Deed wfth f'9 County Cleflt of Hopkins ·Development Baach.COsta M... Dally 8tlltement EZ·WAAE, 19785 Deep Bu1tne11 N1me(1) listed au:!°:!me Apttt 30 May 7 14 21 •tad In Mid County and Of Trust. Orenge County on Apr1I •• Compiny, LP., a Dal_.,. PUot April 30, M•y 7, 1992 Th• Following pef90!\I Hiib«, Huntington Beach, lboYe on: Aprfi 1, 1992 1992 • • • •
SUt and dalc:ri D8L IUNICR COM-1992 limited partnerahtp 11'13 Th258 ••doing business as: Calif. 92648 Lance OrM!'I, Praaldent lt•t•ment • bed .. fof. ,,.., Al TltUSTU -PU77H Corporate Plaza Sutt• 200 FOUNTAIN VALLEY ES-K • l h I •• n L 0,, a In. Thie JtJlament WU flied The Following person• fh.232 kl«9: ••' . • ___ .. Newport Baach Cellf PUBLIC NOTICE TATES, 9320 Talbert Ave .. Benedldc, 19715 Deep Har· wtth the County Clark of are doing bullness 11 Mak• th• right move trrr 8 OF TRACT NO. INTRRITATa TRUIT 6"blan: ~ '"Pik," 92ee0 ' ' Fountein Valley, Catil. bor, hun11ng1on Baach, 0r-ange Cowlty on Apnt 3, SHOWCASE RENTAL Piiot ReaJ Ettate . •s IN TliE cm OF D •• D .... v I c.. ol1a ... • y t Mattlhan Corporatlon • UCSSI 92708 Calif. 92648 1992
COSTA MESA, COUNTY AGaMT, l l HI lllLL APfl 11, 23, JO. May 7, Caittornle corporation, ~ Chapman Mobile Eatate, Thia bu1tn111 11 con-FS2T2M
Of ORANGE, STATE OF CRRD HM. sun. 1992 25411 Coach Spnngt Lana, 11U91noM .._.. Calllornte, 9320 Telbart duc1ed by: an lndMdual Pubbhed Newpor1 a.acn. ~IA AS PER MAP •2~ UOUNA MILLI Tb-229 L..aauNa H&Us. Ca11t. 82653 ltlit........ Ava .. Fountlkl Vatkty, Calif. The ragl1trant(1) com-Co.ta M ... Dally pilot
• • ... a-.:..,_ ---· Jeffrey a ~ an JNn. Thi F"""-'-92708 mencect to trS\SaCt ~ ........ O IN 900K 130. -••-".,.' ••· PUIUC MOTICI ~ 25511 ~ ---·"" partont This bualnau I• co~ MU under IM F1ctltiout ...,.ft 1e. 23, 30, May 7, P~ES 7 TliRU 10. MIS-'7411, (7 ' ., 707· Road . t..aguna Hiit Calif .,. doing bUlinass u : due1ed by:. corporetlon Buelnan NatM(I) listed 1992
CQ.LAl"'EOUS MAPS, IN IOH, aYa Lii.A II. lnCMt 92&53 ' ~~~:L;~~S~J'.PJ;~!t The raglttrant(t) co~ abolloa on: N/A Th227
THE OfftCE Of THE llDGAR, JR. PONICLO. ll'lctteteus John E. Quinton, en lndl· CAll~gRNIA REAL TY mancad to transact bull· K • 1h 1' • n Lo" 11 n • PUILIC NOTICE
COUNTY RECORDER OF IU..R TWCHNICIAN .......... lllw vtduat. 33451 Doelnta 27882 Santa Margarita natl under the f"te:trtlous Benacficlc ~COUNTY. Publl•h•d N•wport ltlltlMlftt Drive, Monarch B11ch. Perkway, Miulon Viejo. Bu11nau Name(•) lilted Thia ltlltamant wu ftlad Plotttlouo
The 1traet addr111 end 8Hch1Co1t1 Mesa Diiiy The fottowlng peraons Calif. 92871 Calif. 92691 •bove on· N/A with the Coumy Ctar1I of ..,....... M811M ott1• common dnlgnatlon Pilot Mey 7, 14, 21, 1992 .,. doing bulll1eU .. : Thie buelnau le con-Cosner, inc.. C1illornta, Lynn Mutle<, Asst. Seer• ~County on April 17, Sbt HMnt
II ,.,,.., of the real pr,.......; tH2l8 a) PARK VISTA AT MORN-~ by: a general Plt1· 27882 .S1nt1 M1rg1rlta tJty FS' .. 80T The Foltowlng persons '.Ir::.; __. ., INGStDE b) PARK VISTA ,_.,,Ip Perkway, Mission Viejo, -.,. doing but1neu u ·
..,_..,bed above .. pur· Clu•lfled la..... NURSING REHABILITA-Th• regt1trent(1) com-Calif. 92591 For Ad Action Publllhld ~ 8eac:h-ALL PHAsE CONTRAC.
pol1ed to ~: 3221 MIN-C 0 N Y • N I • N T TIQH. CENTER e) PARK mencad to trinaact bolls This bualna11 It co~ Coata Maaa Dally Pilot TORS AND BUILDERS
•SOTA AVENUE, COSTA ~ y°'-l're buy. VISTA ASSISTED LMNO. neat under the Actltloua ~ed by: a COfPOfdan Call a Aprfl 30, M.-y 7, 14, 21, 4302 ShoflCINt ln., co: ~ CA 82983 Ing, ..iung, or tu•t 800 Eaet Baetanchury ~~ Name(•) listed The ragl1tr1nt(1) com-1992 rona def Mer, c.tlf 92825 n. ~algllld TrustM looklng, claulfled ha Roed., ~CA 9263.s ....,.... on: June 26, 11194 menc9d 10 ~ ~ ~ Piil Th-237 ~ B«:lc Mlfi>tt. 4302 ~ _ labll1y for what you Medi CofeCare Ill, 1 Calltornla Stephen C. Hos*lns. Gen-""' undar the Actltiout ._J ,. Shofeaest Ln , Corc>N d4al ant lnc:ou;d.w of the PILOT CLASSll'l•D llmlted ,,.,._aNp, 1060 ... PJl1nlr Buslna11 Neme(1) ilsted AD·VISOR Money talk1 ... and Mir, Calif. 928.25
_ ........ .,. Eut ~ Rold, Buy It. SeH it. FlnJ tt. lboYe on: M.ch 31, 1992 642•5678 ClaHtn.cs tpeaks Its Thil bu1lna11 i• co~
FUllnon, CA Classified. Riehard D. Cosner, ,,,_ langwige. duc:ted by an lncfMdual
Thank You!
Just a not e to t ell yo u
that the Pilot sold my
boat. Not the Register
or lhc 11mcs!
Art Verdult
Costa Mesa
Ctass1f1ed Community Afark.etplace
TO PUCE AN AD CAll
[Zl 642-5678 lei N. Or1111 Cl. 5'0-12211 ~ s. Dl'llll Cl. ,.....,
330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, C4., 92627
1ooa-1eao
nREAL ESTA1E
(QJJRENTALS .
8700.8790
I
All real estate listings that
run in Saturday's publloatlon
appear in the separate
Real Estate ta bloid section.
•
!"BUSINESS I HFINANCIAL
2900-2818
2920.3000 l .. SERIJCE .. DIRECTORY
3406-3939
HAMMER NEWHOllDll
IUILDIR'I
CLOll-OUTI Onlr 1 Leftll
~
TIME?
When you need a little
work done around the
house, look in the Pilot
classifieds to find o
good ca rpente r,
electrician, plumber
or handy man.
3BA, OY9t 2:900 aq. ft
..,..., wtl coopetele
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MERCHANDISE
FOR SALE
801~
8102-8190
7011-9090
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$2111(), MOO dn, S75/ •UPs>ef 28' 1~ Ba. lge AVAIL NOW. 28' 1Bo,
mo . Owner wttl fl-dedc, 2 bltlt• to bch, yard, 2sC8f gar, hk
,..,..(IOe)947"'8T7 var. wro. 11215. Agt \lpa. 829 lndlanapotte.
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UIVIGAI?
T1tSd d ~ hiOt' COM d !Mng? 2 bodo-room, 1 bath home
on•~. waled
OOf'M( lot. ....
L•••tl•nl Com-
p l•ts ly r•novat•dl
AV parking. Only
1'15.000. c.11 BIH Of
......., today st (102)
~ for lnfor•
""91on.
Houses Condos
r=or Rent
I ' I .. I ' ' \ I • I •
\WifT'EA
A NTALI AVAJl.AIR.e
W..,ilon• Hornee tno. "'a .. 131·1400. 1'IO-MOO
831-Me3 we.14t:M241 11"50. Bia. ee:M>700
AMIT IUGtl MllTALI °" ........ ,... ....... 1417! dMa60 oonege, ,..
don9. 28r 1Be. v-. At;,
trplc, 11)00. 1417\t: 28r
18&. Olf, rsdonD, St250.
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ped. 8506881
N4rW 38R 2~8A wtth 2·
cw oar. 2 ffl>ICa, .-t>at. 2100 eq ft. AY811
now. 12.000/mo. "8-
6224 ()( 832-2000 ask
for P.J,
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How To Place A Classified Ad
By Phone ..................... 842-5878
8 :00am -5:30pm
Monday thru Friday
By Vliitlng ....... 330 West Bay Street
(comer of Newport Blvd,•~ Sl.)
8:30am -6:30pm
Monday thru F riday
Or By Mail .............. 330 West Bay St.
Costa M esa, CA. 9 2827
Deadlines .............. 6:30pm daily for
next dqs publication.
5:3 0pm Thursday for
the Real Estate Tab .
3:30pm Wednesday for
the Independ ent
..
... , ..... Lux 28' ..
twnNn In gated comm.•--------.. lllk::h ow. Jee, pool. S1MO/mo. TII0-1191 ..........
To a sett 1•1 8'epe to
Nwpt Cntr. 28r 1 S..
11190 8kr MO HI 4
cs lilted ....... oo•v•••••T wNllNr you're buy-
ing, Mllng, or Ju9t
loc*lng, dNetn.d hu
wNll you Medi
PILOT CLAaalPID ...... .,.
Apartments
For Rent
I. I '•I I; \I . , ,., '
..... ........... Lo 1--------1
28r 1 Be "' McFadden /'BMCtt, hkupe, upR'8
...... 183-o529
Sell your home
through~. ...... .,.
P•rk.S.ttlngll
With OcNl1 & sun...
~. Nice 28R 28a 1895. Chld OK.. No
Peta. Nt .. t07
BUCKS
Merchandise Under $300 • Private Party Only
iiiiPIDL
642-5678
Classified Community Marketplace
II I '• I i •• ' ' . I I ••
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9"piac• .... bar, mbowcwe, .._,..,., ~. oontlal • and
gatagO ... --ltorage. Al mol11tenance Included.
by, ltO ,,.,,, . "°"' •• ,291 Month .
ntf NEWPOIT MAIM ~T a.I AVMll)
760-Gftf
SERVICE DIRECTORY .
' Service ·
Directory
INCREASE
YOUR
REACH THROUGH
OUR NEW
IMPROVED
LOWER RATEi
lZJlli]
$1.21 per llne
per dlJ.
Th•t'e Al.L you pay. B..son•"-.
2' """'°"' .., ..
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
For rnofe lnfonndon
CAU. TODAYll
AIKFOR . YOIM ....... ..,
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141"4321
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~CUSTOMS Cab I n•t•/'Furntture.
frlnlehe./RHtOfallon.
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......... l.ndfy *· .... a.. --.1g eun-
ct.ck. Fen\M pr9f'd.
1371/mo + ~ Ulb.
Avl 6mmed at.-.
A•c•••lon proof! .......... ~ ErwtronmerQly
houMhokS Pf'OdUC*. Mlnlm•I lnveet-
ment.('30) v ........... . .... , .... .
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Announcements
I
You!
Just a note to tell you
that the Pilot sold my
boat. Not the Resister
or the 11mes!
Art Verdult
Costa Mesa
SI 111If1 I '-. ,._
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SI 1111111 S I\.
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Claua Start June 15 at The Marketplace in lnine (ICl"Oll from UCI)
ca ....... taught by local profeulonala wllh ...,.,.. In their ,...,~,.1
.... Cl11111 .. held days and ..... age, Monday. SIUday.
f ecc _ckH1 u: Fu\ • lnt••tlng • Non Cl9Cll • No , .... • No 9'adell .. 0.~tw:ltm·
........... llllC~
• .,,...., 1"'°9'e':111 Dellgf1 & UN
• ~Aided Deltgn
•AMI &eate
•Howtoa..t .......
• How to W. your own LMng Trwt
• tnoome, Allllemem a e..... Ptann1ng
• ~19 you ~ wanted '°
kncM moue modeling
• Yo.#1 ~IQ • lntenor Onlgrl
•Jltpmu111 •Germen _
• Hebmf • 8plinlth
• FNnOh • l<otMn
• ...,~ •Bllet
•Ow&Mig •OIPelllllig
• Gulw • fmhlon • .-..,, • :r .... T"**'9
• Dlllfll *'Co ---ICY
• Communlolllng ... T-e....., flOOdl tar .....
• IAT, ~ C811T ,..,.....,
For • tree Scheduled Cllle11, I
cltp and ~ "* coupon to: I ICC CcmmunllV lducGtlon I
Untvnlly Tow, .. Floor I •1• ~ Dr"'9 I IMne; CA rn15 I Nlirie: I
I Adchu=----1
I Phone: _____ _ I
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t . '·
A ftr9'. Nothing 9'M
Ilk• It. We are r.o-
ommended by m9'0<
automoetve manufac-
turer• to perlorm
epedalud WlllT1lnty
work tor dealer·
•hit>*· It ~ have eoK to lnYMt. don't ma. IN9 one. F<K
~.cal
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COSTA MESA, NEWPORT B~CH
... •
DAYS BUCKS
Sell your private party merchandise in the
Doily Pilot Classified Community
Marketplace . Coll today ot 642-5678 and
toke advantage of this great off er.
3 LINES for 6 DAYS for 9 BUCKS
~ lllldw S300 r.it,) --
I\'\: II cl, I .
I ( I. \"'-.ii -. .......
NEW 350 Chevy
motor end 360 .,...
S2400/0bo. 8IO-OOM
LOSE ONE. WIN TWO
North-South vulnerable. South
deals.
NORTH
•KJ95
'; 6 ..
v 7
•.J86432
WEST EAST
•Void • Q 10 6 ~ K J 9 7 6 \' Q 10 3 2
0 J 10 8 6 2 v K 6 4
•A 9 5 + K Q 10
SOUTH
•A87432 ,.., A 8
'AQ93
•7
The bidding:
South We.t North
1 • 2 :-2 •
.. • 5 ~ p ..
6 + p._ P ..
P .. p._ PAM
Eut
.. c-:
P ...
Dbl
{)ptninJ lead: Seven of v
Tbett'a an old bndce muim: The
five-level belonp to the enemy.
SoUth failed to heed thia waroiq
and. I.hanks to bnlliani defeue,
p&icf a hiih prfoe.
Eut-Wett took advantqe of the
vulnerability to COIQpete vigoroualy.
Rather than get pushed to fiw
spades, South &bould &imply have
doubled. Aft.er the lead of the ain(Je-
ton diamond by North, ecc:urate de-
fenae-diamond queen, club ahift.
ace ot hearts, aoe of diamonds and
diamond ruff, club ruff-would have
netted 500 point.a and North-South
would still have been a 3-to-l favor-
ite to win the robber.
Incidentally, that bichlichta an-
other important difference between
rubber bridre and duplicate. At du·
plicate. going down 500 to tavt a
vulnerable game ia an ucelltnt tt
euh.. At rubber bndge it a worth-
while only tf both 11dn an
vulnerable.
Declarer won the opemnc heart
lead with the ace and. when West
showed out on the lead of low spade.
declarer I'"<* with the king to we
the dwnood finesae. When that
worked, dummy's ttmauung bean
WU cmcarded and, to pttpare for A
croaruff. declattr exited with iN
~ of club.. Eut. WOD and found
t.be killinc retum-t.be queen of
~ Declarer could ltilJ ruff two
of bia three red-euit loeen on tht-
tab!e, but then Md to co~ a
uump trick and a trick in a red awt
for a one-trick tel.
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROU ,, .. , .,,_.
t2 Mlill•j0yeu9 13.._,.
M Type of c:ompeu
65 ......... out
DOWN
___ .._.. ........
$1~
dilllpat; ...
53 .......... .,,.,
54 Sl'lip'• ct-.
51 ......
51NoUI\ .... ..... ... .......... ~
,. 12 13
..
.. ~. May 7, 1982
·oRANGE COAST AlJ'l'O
Cadillac pins price tag
on '93 Allante roadster ·
Cadillac Motor Car announced
pricing for the 1993 Allante
roadster, the luxury division's
fla~ip, with a Manufacturer's
Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of
$59,975 .
Continuing as the technology
leader for Cadillac, the 1993
model is the first to feature the
new four camshaft, 32-valve, 290
bhp Northstar V8 engine.
traction control ~em.
'With this new technology, we
feel the new 1993 Allante is
priced extremely favorably when
compared to the other
international roadsters in this
segment," said john 0 .
Crettenberger, Cadillac general
manager and C.M. vice president.
"More importantly, the initial
reaction to the Allante by leading
automotive journalists confirms
that "We've taken a giant step in
engineering leader.,hip. The new
Allante surpasses the competition
in most areas.
Priced around S60,000, the 1993 Allante is the first Cadillac to feature the new four camshaft, 32-valve, 290 bhp Northstar V8 engine.
Other standard technical
developments include a new
electrQnically controlled 4T80-E
transmission, computer controlled
sus pension an d st eering
components, and a sophisticated
For more information, call
(3, 3) 554-5067.
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Acura
HUNllNGION IEACH ACURA
You E~pec1 We Oehverl
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Chrysler1 Plymouth Hyundai
·• · J• tl J.~ 8 JJS & PCH 100·96·ACURA; '42·0095
ATW CHRYSLH-tt.YMOUTH
COll'lj)lete 80d'( $/lop and SetVlct
Slits. SeMce, Paits·09en 6 01ys
NORM REEVES COASTAL ACURA
~1, er Pr .es S rcr Se ection
HJr~cr S .d • 405 F-..y Co~tJ Mesa 979·2500
TUSTIN ACURA
.. ,•,:.:.• ~'.) !lE •1 .\G' '• L'. 1 ·~·YOU ll SAVE t.•QRE1
5 •ree>\ay 1 J~bofee 714·669·9900
Alfa Romeo
SU.CH IMl'ORTS
~ CJ s rJ. , t.••1 <!1 t ,~ co~~u· •e ~urs
A •a Ro~ •o SJJ!l ~· J.er~11 • SJ•· s sel'\llC e 1us111g
bJo Gue St. Ne..,~rt Bea'll 71 41752·0900
Audi
TUmE CLICK AUDI
~o A.110 Ct!1ter Orr.e. ll'\i•ne 472.7400
CREVIER BMW
E•ce em ~t ~ '.oil cl new & caretully
~ .J·.~ v'.'.\ s a N<lVS in S!OCk
S.ll~S Ser. :e lU!.loO
'•~""Jr .,~··.1 I .J 1 ... 10 Mal 135·30 1.
SADDLE8ACK BMW
45 c. 1
310-\200
STERLING MOTORS LTD.
l•, i.: ve e .... , :ie1 Pr Saies • Ser.ice . lUS•oO.
lS~J .a'!llX.:ce t.e1>p.irt Bta\.h 640.6444
CREVIER
SALES•SERVICE•LEASrNG
1500 AUTO MALL DR.
SANTA ANA
835-3171
\'EWPORT/55 FWY AT EDINGER
Sales Dept Open 7 Davs
P~Scrv1cc Hours
M·F 7 am -6:30pm
SADDLE BACK
Sales Leasing & ~ ~Service Parts
Buick
NA.URS MllCK/CAOIUAC
Sa es • Lusioo • ScMr:e 2600 Harbor 01.,.d, Cost~ Mna 714/540.9to0
REASON IUICK CO.
909 No Ctand A.. SllQ Ana
547·9111
Cadillac
AlUN CAOl.UAC
I I In OrWIOf County
Sin Qleoo frtt~ny • A'ltf'(. ~ Mguel, 612-C>IOO
MCLEAN CAOIUAC STlRLINO
Sine• 1939
l llS A4Ao Cto'.ct 71417l1-0990.
NAIERS CADlllACllUICIC
sa•es • ~· • luslng 2600 1-Wbof 8Nd . Calta Mesa 7141640-9100
Chevrolet
AWN IW'I CHIVIOUT
New & IJMd 1600 W~ •• V. 1 lllDcll WtSl
o1 Beach lllYd H4·1U3
2929 tWba 81 .. Costl Mesa.
3 Bll<s S ol San 0.tQO Frwy Oii tWbor Blvd 546-1934
GUARANTY CHEVROLET/GEO
711 E 17th St. S11D w
973·1711
HUNTINGTON BEACH CHR'YSlER nYMOUTH
16661 Beach Bl , Huntinoton Beach.
6 B". So of 40S fwy 142·0631
MEISTER CHR'YSlflM'l YMOUTH
14 Auto C1t O<. IMne 761·7100
5.ANTA ANA CHR'YSlER/ISUZU 140~ ~ t..1.ll Or. SalU Ma
~14471
Dalhatsu
ATLAS DAIHATSU
2929 Hart!Or Blvd • COS1ll MnL
3 8loCkS So of •OS Fwy M6-1934
Dodge
TUTlU CUCK OOOGE
40 Au1o Center Or, lr\lllll UO. 3 311
HUNTINGTON BEACH DODGE
. 11 VAA CONV£RSION HEAOOUAAlfRS mss Beacll Blvd • H a
1/2 mile South ol lie •OS Frcewrt (71•1 '47·5515.
TUTTLE cucx·s TUSTIN DODGE
40 Auto Cenler Onw. TUS!ln73o-4600
Ford
no JONES FORD
6211 Beach 8IYd . Buena Pm
521·3110
JOE MACrHERSON FORD
2 Auto Cemer Onve, lust.n
132-3300
TUmE CUCI( FORD
43 Auto Cent., Ol1Ye, INlne 472-5200
THEODORE ROSINS fORO
2060 Harbor Blvd. Cosu Mesa. 642-0010
TERRY YORK FORD
Sales • Servtee • Leuino • PW • 80dy Repu 18255 Bmll Blvd. Hunt Bell. U2·6611 .
Serving Orange County
for Over 70 Years
Service
Parts
Body Shop
Dally Rentals
·Theodore
@
ISUZU
Robins..,_
i060 Harbor Blvd., Costa Maa
714 641-0010
GMC Trucks
AlUN GMC TRUCKS
# I In Ofrrgt Courry
S111 OteQo Fwy 11 Avtf't, Ugunl t.lQUCI $12-0IOO
MCLEAN GMC TIIUCIC ANO fl'OHl~C CAOlllAC s.nce 1~39
T uslln Aulo Ctntet 71.n 31-0990
UNMRSITY GMCIOlDSJPONTIAC
2480 Hlrt>or Blvd . Com Mm 714/540.U91
lnfin1t1
Costo ~ 1nnn111
S11t1 • Leis1ng • ScrviCt
2888 Hatbof 8111d., Cotta t.lt\I
~ Mil S ol 405 Fwy 71~24M300
Hondo
HNSICI HONDA
SALES • SERVICE * ~
137SO kKfl ltvd , Wt~• 71~l7-7777
UV flADHOl ..ONDA
Salct • SeMce • lWlng • PW • Body Repar nine~ c.-714.al().7600
ROGH MIUU HOHDA
Siles, s.Mct. C>lacolns
19232 Baell DMI , Hlnington llcach tU·191t
HONDA ~TA AHA
2114 l rnt St. SatU Ana
647466$
Hyundai. Yes, Hyundai.
Sales
Service
&
Leasing
Huntington Beach Hyundai
16661 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach 92647
842-0831
Isuzu
RAV FlADHOf ISUZU Sales • Service • Leuino • Pans • Body Rtp1 r 1Mne Auto Censer 714-830·7000
lHEODORf ROllNS ISUZU
2060 Hatl>Of lllVd .• Cost.l Mtsa. 642·0010
50UTH COUNTY ISUZU
N\rnbef I YOlwne Rodeo Dear U.S A.
18711 Beicll Blvd . Hit 142·2000
Jaguar
IAUER JAGUAlt
2001 Soutll l.4illll:heS1tr A~e . Anat1eim 971-2002
tlEWPORT IMPORTS
3000 W Coa.1 H.vy . Nc.,,pon l!cath
722·4000
Jeep
HUNTINGTON JlEP EAGLE
16751 Beach Blvd .. twnl.ngton Be.1th
• 141·3999
ORANGE COAST JHP EAGLE
2524 H.vbOf Blvd • Costa Mesa
549·102)
JEEP lAGlf Of SANTA ANA
, 1 CUSI'~ Sallllacllon
SS fwy f1 Ee.nger 714$6M100
rume CllCIC Jnr. EAGLE
40 Al.Co CCIUr Or • IMne
'72·7'00
Lexus
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Slltt • SeNlc• • lfl "'IQ • Patts
2VI lwtlOf M . Cocu Mn.a ~' 200
DUii.LO CH(VR()ln • OfO
Quahly Sites .. s.Mc• ~The Jfi(HI Ptople '" Town"
1121 1 ~It, Mo kl\ U7..c>l7
Hyund(]t
MTll CUCIC NMCW
40 --c... Drtwl. lrWlt 01-7.fOO
I 3500 Btach Blvd. • Wtstminsttr
BEACH BLVD. AT THE 22 FREEWAY
~
JOI MAC:MltSOH CHIV!tOtlT
21 AiAO CM.-Or .. Niie 7 ... 7222
(714)892·69<M . (213)5fJ6-3888
t I a
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LEXUS OF WESTMINSllR
In the Hurt of 0r¥1Qt County
AYllbble tor lmmedi~ Oellwe~1
22 Fwy at Bmll Blvd 714/892·6906; 213 566·3818
TUSTIN LEXUS
World's fll'SI And u 111es1 Oulu
Tustin ~ Ctt4et (114) 54•·4100
Lincoln/Mercury
BEACH llNCOtH·MHCURY
16400 BeKll Bl Hun;onoton Bextl
3 BIOC!ls So of Sin Dieo<> f W'f 84 I · 77 3 9
JOHNSON IL SON LINCOLH·MERCURV
S<iltt. $tl'\iite & lUS>'IO
262& ~ 8hd. Cosu t.'.ts1 714 540.~30
AAY. f lADUOf UNCOLH·MERCUft
Si 1 • SMi;;e • ten.no • PW • Boc!t Rrpu
llvt >e Ai.Ao Cen:u 714·830.7000
SANlA ~A LINCOLN·MERCURY
In Cl'~ County Sinee 1966
28 Au!o Cerw Or lli:.t.n. s fwy f1 J~ 544.3111
Mazda
IEACH MAZDA
17331 Bex!I B!vd~ tlir.llnglon 8atll
2 m SW'JI of 405 fwy 714·142·6666
CAMnEU MAZDA
IQS W 6Nt Costa Mm M5-U34
DAVID J. nuu1n MAZDA
Oui "r'f llt'l'ly Uf'tlee since 1968 • Saltt ~ice s r ,_, l! Alc.ia. Uouna tu1s u 1. uoo
IRVINE MAZDA
L~I Dealer 11 '1e ~ • Siies • SetVJCe
h:nc AIAO ~ 513.9900
MAJDAIVW OF I UENA PARIC
6700 IAancllester Ave , BueM Pll1t
739.4000
Mercedes
fll.AHIC'S MOTORC.US
13rr3 Rocldcld El Toro
U7·3SOO
HOUSE OF IMPORTS 6862 MJndltSlcr Ave . Butna Paitc
$23·7250
flElCHH JONES MOTOR CARS
1301 ~ S:reet. Ne"'l)Olt Beach
133·9300
· Mitsubishi
HARtOR MITSUMSHf
Siies • Lea$lll0 • flttt • PW • Serta
2633 H11bot Blvd . Cosu Mesa (714) 540-'491
toGlR MIUfR MITSUllSHI
19202 Buch tr. , Hult 8ch
961-0233; 1·800.100.6961
TUTlU CUCIC MITSUllSHI
36 1v.1to cmer 0r .... !rift
472·7400
Nissan
CAMP1£U NISSAN/HUNTINGTON IEACH
18835 Buch Blvd. H\Rno'.on Buell
142·7711; $4().0442
fUTTU CUCK NISSAN
Johll logon. flHI Mgr.
284S HaltlOr Slwd. Cost1 Mesa
'4°""10
fUSTIN N~
• T 111$1 tn T uslln" tissan
30 Al.to Ct1'iltf Or. TUSWI AIM Cetdir Uf.1212
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•• AullJ Cencr Ortvt. lr'fN
Ht-7171
Oldsmobile
Porsche
NEWPORT AUTO CENTlR
44S E Coast Hwy , Hewi>Olt ~
67l-0900
Saab
8EACH IMPORTS
So Cll' S IUding SUb dr for 8 COl\S«IAl• e )CMS
Sales. StMCe. LeWIQ
849 ()oo,e St . Newport Beach 714'752·0900
Sat um
SATURN Of SANTA ANA
IJSO A4ltO t.•411 Or • SalU NIJ
1$24332
Subaru
WTTL.L CUCIC'S WSTIH SUI.UN
40 Ai.t.o C~t:r Or Tir.i !'I
7»-1600
Suzuki
IOI LONGNE SUlUIO
t.o. llMlcdl'.r 0c .. ver, AJ ~
11 \\u:.~:i:r. 13GOO Buth Bltd (114l 192-6651
TUITlE CLICICS TUSTIH SUZUICI
(l) A.4) Center Or • T llSWI
1»4600
Toyota
TOYOTA Of COSTA MlSA
1968 HMtor B.'vd • Cosa.a Mca
722·2000
JOE MACrHERSoN TOYOTA « Aulo Cerur Clr1"t T ii~lln
132·3'11
llU MAXCY TOYOTA
Pll1S Open 9.J Sl:JQy
11881 BeG M.. ~""" 8!Kll 147-1$$5
ILMORE TOYOTA
How Sweet• IS' Slits * Service * Patts * LtHID\l 15300 ~ WtmvM'.tt lf4-l322
L£W WUI IRVINE TOYOTA
30 ~ Ctf'lltr•Prtvt. IC\ine
761-060
Vo lkswagen
RAY f\AOUOf VOllCSWAGEN
5*1 • Lusano • Smet • Pw • Body Rtl>U
• Wvn A4Ao ~ 714-130.7300
SOUTH COUNTY VOUC.SWACUN
Numbef 1 VoQ'ne ~s In Ill U SA
16711 Be"" M tUl:lQ1.11'1 Beith
U 2·2000
S(RVIC( MD PARTS OPEN M·f 7A.M.-7P.M.
l:'!il Ef-lCH Rl'.ll Hlr.llf.l;IWJ t:t~l.H
847 2000
Volvo
YOlYO Of COO.A MHA '* HallOr M~ COIU Ma.a 121-2000 .
a Your Ad Here "'D
For Only
sge
A ~week
BCMLB
642-4321 Ext. 331
N9WpOlt lwh/Coata Mesa Dally Pilot
Theodore · Robins offers
award-winning pro~ucts
• For consumers looking for a
reason to buy American
Theodore Robins Ford & Isuzu i~
Costa Mesa has the answer.
Ford Motor C.Ompany continues
its leadership momentum in
1992. In addition to sales
leadership, Ford has achieved a
number of "Awards" over the
past few months for the quality
and design of many of its
vehicles.
The "Awards" include:
• Car and Driver -Ten Best
for Ford Taurus;
• Motor Trend -Truck of the
Year for the Econoline Chateau
Wagon;
•Motor Trend -"Top 10 Best
Domestic New Car Buys'' for
Explorer, Mustand LX 5.0l and
Escort UC;
• Popular Science -"100
Greatest Achievements in Science
and Technology" for Crown
Victoria;
• Popular Mechanics -Design
and Engineering Award for 1992"
for Ford Club Wagon;
• Ford No. 1 -U.S.A. Car
and Truck Leadership;
• Ford No. 1 -Truck, Best
Selling 15 Years.
These new . "Awards" provide
dealers with an excellent
opportunity to support efforts in
communi c at ing produc t
leaqership to consumers, while
letting consumers know that
top-quality American -built
products are available.
To see these products for
yourself, stop by Theodor~ R-Obins
Ford & Isuzu at 2060 Harbor
Blvd. in Costa Mesa, or call
642-0010.
Thlnday, May 7, 1192 -
Ford implements changes
to benefit the environment
Since th~ end of the Gulf War, sales of the Cadillac Brougham are up 47 percent in th4! Middle East and up 13 percent in Japan.
Exporting In style
A switch to soy ink from
petrole um-based ink and a
massive paper recycling program
at more than SO locations are part
of a Ford Motor Company drive
to benefit the environ ment and
American farmers.
Jr., executive director of Business
Strategy for the Ford Automotive
Croup.
Cadillac's prestigious new Brougham a big hit in Middle East and Japan
Soy ink will be used in more
than 90 percent of the company's
printing projects by yea r-end.
Further, thousands of tons of
scrapped paper are being sorted
and collected at Ford offices' and
pla nts across the country ·for
delivery to recyc ling tac1l1t1e!>
in<.tead of landfills.
Unlike petroleum-based mks.
soy in l.. 1~ made from a renewable
resource soybeans
produced jn abundanct> by
American (armers. It also is less
polluting than petroleum-based
inks, releasing fewer volatile
organic compounds 1n the
at~pherc dunng printing, and
is t'clSler to recycle because 1t
"~inks" faster than petroleum
mks
'W e are proud to be taking
these relatively simple "teps, not
only to benefit the environment,
but to beiilefit our nation's
farmers," ~id Wilham Clay Ford
.·
"My great grandfather Henry
Ford experimented with potenti~
uses of soybeans throughout ~is
lifetime. Today, 'fliany years later,
we have found still another use
for soybeans, proving his vision is
still valid," Ford said.
Cary Riedel, president of the
American Soybean ~iation,
wh ich re prese nts 30,000
American fa rmers, also praised
the ford effort:
"Farmers are pleased that Ford
has taken this step in support of
American agriculture,., he said.
"The agricultural industry, like the
auto industry, is under great
econom•c stress and farmers
appreciate this move by Ford."
Ford is increasing its purchases
of recycled paper and using it in
projects ranging from business
cards to product brochures.
"Paper and paper products
make up the vast maionty of
what's in landfills," Ford said. "So
1t 's relatively easy fo r the
company's work force to have a
sizable and positive effect on the
environment by recyc ling."
' ,.
Prestige, in addition to size
an d comfo rt, makes the
Brougham so well received in
the Middle East and Japan.
"They want the Brougham for
the prestige it affords them,"
said Richard Sitek, Cadillac
Motor Car Division's manager of
International Marketing. "From
movies, music and television,
the Cadillac marquee has
maintained a certain aura that
eo1tom1zes American style.
ma king 1t cl vPry recogn1zabft>
brand throughout the world."
Since the end of the Cuff
War, Brougham safes are up 47
percent 1n the Middle East and
up 1 3 percent in Japan. "The
Brough.Jm d~ a very good job
of fulfilling the specific needs of
these ma rkets," Sitek said.
While export countries
certainly like Cadillac products
to b<> appropriate for their
market lrom the size, handli ng
and quality per peaive, they
frnd 1t very important that the
car ret.11n tr Jd1tional American
styling Lut.~, !>aid S1tek.
In tou ntries whe re the
ONE OF THE
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Explorer
ONE OF THE #
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OOMESTIC NEW CAR BUYS
Mustang LX 5.0L
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LEADERSllP
•
Brougham is exported, such as
Japan, Saudi Arabia, and the
Gulf States of the United Arab
Emirates an d Kuwait, the
Brougham is used primarily as a
chauffeur-driven vehicle.
The Middle East, wi th last
year's strong sales, is expeded
to be the top export market for
the Brougham in 1993. The
Brougham fi lls the bill for a
luxurious, chauffeur-driven
vehicle that is a must for certain
levels of Middle Ea(,tern society.
Strict ru les for women and
family add to the need for rear
seat comfort and amenities that
the Brougham provides.
In Japan, there also is a
s ignifi c an t m ark e t fo r
Appreciated for their spacious1 interiors, approximately 20 per-
cent of all Broughams in Japan are used as hmousines.
#
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chauffeur-driven vehicles. "It 1s
common in Japanese society
that when you reach a certain
level of man agement, you have
such a vehicle," Sitek said.
"There is a strong affection
for American style in Japan;
we're viewed as style leaders.
Th e Br ougham, with its
traditional Cadillac look, makes
the prestige statement that these
executives want to make."
Traffic problems in biR cities
li ke Tokyo and Osaka can help
sell the large-sized Brougham for
business reasons. The Japanese
executJve spends a lot of ti me
working in the back seat of a
chauffeur-driven car and has
grown to expect all the feat ures,
comfo rt a nd conveni ence
offe red by the Brougham.
Appro><1mately 20 percent of
all Broughams in Japan are
limousines which have been
converted by U.S. coach
builders.
The Brougham -the longest
production car built in America
also ca rries with it a
reputation for safety.
' t
Best-selling 15 ~ars! Ford Club Wagon
ONE OF THE
TOPTENBEST
DOMESTIC NEW CAR BUYS
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CAR AND DRIVER'S
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7300 Horbor Blvd • CM • 631 .3222
Men'1 • Wom.n·1 • loys TURn.t:HECQ $5.99
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Addlttonol 10'tt Off ow $19.97 Sole Group
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Mointenonce & Repoir
375 Brii101·5t., #85 •CM • 668-0882
FREE Wiper SIOmt with Lube SefoAC•
JOHNSON • SON
Soles SeMce & Body Shop
7626 Horbor • CM • 540·5630
Smog c.ntncotton $24.95 plus $6 for c:.ntncat•
Ford. Uncoln Merc:urv onty
ORANGE COAST JEEP EAGlE
Soles • S.rv.ce • t..osing • Ports
252.C Harbor Blvd . • CM • 549-8023
ABg.rvnent Sptte:~ $39.95 (Mp l Eagle V•Nc:les Ontv)
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Solin. 5eNl(I & leosirtg
19202 Seoch BIYd. • HS • 968-0233 '°" OFF Dbc:ount on M lepah Mtlllblshl Produc:ts Only
SHOWCASE CAI RENTALS
3939 W. Cooit Hwy. • NB • 650-0925
10'4 OFF My Cot RMtol
IOfll'H COUNTY ISUlU -·*"""· ...... 18711 Beoc:h Bhod. • H8 • 842·2000
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Soles, S.rvice & leoslng
I 8711 8eoch Blvd. • HS • 842-2000
0 1 • fHt« Ch0ng9 $9.9S pM..11 tall r.gulOrty $43.50
WI l buN products onty.
TROf'IC SHIELD
J>uto, AitctoJt, Boot. fftl O..Oiling
375 &riatol • Ste. 80 • CM • 966-1964
P\c:k A Shine
New Cor -5 Y9CW $225 {Ng. 325.00)
UMd Cor • 1 YeCll' $19 I~~ '135.00)
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Soloo, -· & '-"'<> 2845 Horbor B!Yd. • CM • 540-641 o
lotot. • 1Gk1nC9 Oii • ...,._.., tU.91, .,_. not
lnc:luc:M non-factory wMe .. , Nluon w.tlk:IM onty.
UNMRSITY WlS • lt:IYICE ,.. •.
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2480 Horbo< BW. •CM • S-40.9640 • 1-6 M·F, 9-1
Lube, OI • Flttlf l Fllfl SOfety CMcll: ti9.fS + TClt. .
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MC CUI: ASSOC~TtS
Cooching in Business & P•f'IOOCll Effediwlness .
4570 Compus 0.-. 1 61J •NB • tliJOOO 8AM-5PM Mon-Fri
FREE lnltlol Con1ultotlon • Ccn9t JtkJnnlng
20% on SeMe••
--Original M, Printt, Crofts & Fn:iming
3406 Via Lido • NB • nl-0887
fRfl pollr9r' (No pulChoee rMlllarV)
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1651 Sunflower • So. COCJI Plcuo VillocM • 434.8003
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M, Cuatom Framing & Gifts
VICI lido Plcuo, 3-i• 1 ·8 Vio Udo • NB • 723-5950
fftl s.o.t..11 RoMI, wtlh purctme of $ZO Of n"ION 1$6 \llllM)
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SHAPf ... NfWPOIT
F.;I *""" Hoohh Club 1060 ~Aw. (Welfdl Pbo} •NB• 631-3623°
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AllONDANZA
f'9ih Posto & Seafood ltettal.lf'Onl
3421 Via Udo • NB • 675-8973
,,.. Lunch EntrM With Purchas. or Second
ANGELO
ltolion liPoronle
1969 Harbor Blvd.• CM • 646-1 225
2K Off Entlrtl ChKk, lunch or Dlnner ...........
Al;ho11i11ot1 ltestouronl
-440 E. 17th SI.• CM • 646-44 18
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Dea.rt wtth any dinner '
HNIHAHA
Japanese CuisiM
-4250 8irch SI. • NB • 955-0822
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Gourm.t ChiMH Cuisine
18315 8'ookhuBt St .• fV . 963-7211
FREE 9ntrM (ol equal or .. '* vatu.) With purchoM
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New.st rnemMr of tcr..' 1 9orb.cue
201 11 Brook'-11 • HS• 968-7500
50% Off 2nd Enlfw of eQl,d Of teuer \IOlue .
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Mandarin, Sz.chwon & Colllon<IM Cutsine
8961 Adorn• • HB • 968-5050
1crt. Off Food To Go• StO Minimum ..........
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154 E. 17ii SI. • CM • ~6-4303
20'lf. Off Arty "**'11st, lunch or DlnMr 110
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High Guo!ity Con1ignmeot Antiqv.1 & Furriitllf'9
1621 E. Edit!Qer •SA •,836-6160
(between t~ & Grortd}
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KID'S STUFF
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1831 We1ld•ff Ori~• NB • 675· 1424 tuy 1 look. get 2nd at 10'tt discount
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Toys, Gomff, Srvffed Ar11mol1 & Childr•n'1 Books
305 Moin SI.• Solboo Peninsulo • 673-7661
10'4 Off any. Purc:l'Kls.
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UnoliUm;Corj)91, Wood, Morble, Tile
2542 Coost Hwy ... HB • 574-7470
--lllOUDWH ··-2300 Newpot'l SM. (ot 23rd St.)• CM • ~S.3151
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floOt & Wtr!Oaw Covet
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Stainmost91' Ccwpet $11.951'vd. lnitoned
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& CuJlorn Fumilur•
3601 Jombofee Rood • NB • 833-0551
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1735 We1k.liff Dr.• NB • 631 -3215
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HumiMls, Annelff, Preciou1 Mom•nls, Hogoro & Doll)
1727 w.,tclrH Or. • NB • 650-55.JS
10'4 Ott My "-c:hase
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Vo Lido~ • 3463 V.o UOo •NI • 675-2779
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Foshion lslond, Sui1e 320 • NB • 759-8004
1 o-.-Off the Actyflc Removal
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369 E. 17th SI. • CM • 646-8774
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Millitiv, ScrHnina, Cudom Poinl llntif'IQ
2666 Horbot •CM • 546-7080
luy 2 gob,. of point, get W gol. of e(fVOI or ,....,
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Ct.mom ~;ng & o..lgn S.Mc ..
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Htalthy~fast°"and flavorful-
those are the buzz words for
cooking in the 90s. Every-
where we tum, we are
reminded we should choose
foods that are low in fat and sodium and
cut back on cholesterol. Now add the
words "natural," "sweet" and "versatile" to
the list. Sound impossible? Then it's time
to take a second look at dates. Crown in
sunny California, dates are sweet and full
of flavor, They are completely natural and
make a quick, portable snack. Or, try
using them as an easy way to boost·
nutrition and flavor in salads, entrees,
smoothies or desserts. For fast-paced
lifestyles, dates ue a powerho~ of
great nutrition and flavor.
Up to Date Nutrition
If you're into exercise-bicycle riding,
running, aerobics or walking, dates are
a natural way to replenish nutrients and
energy. Just 10 dates have more Potas-
sium than a banana. Dates are a source of
dietary fibtr and tnergy boosting carbo-
hydrates, yet they contain no fat, sodium
or cholaterol. But the best news is that
data are 9Urprisingly low in calories. An
awraae-tiie cbl:e has only 23 calories.
Food Editor T.J. Hutchinson .... 642-4321 . ext.366
Fun Facts to Fill Your Dace Book -Many varieties of dates are grown in--
Although date palms gr~ along the Nile California. However, Deglet Noo(, the semi-
River as far back as the 5th century 8.C., soft, medium-large, oblong and amber
the first date palms to grow colored date, whose name means "date of
successfully in the U.S. were light," accounts for about 9596 of the
planted in California in Valley's production. The Arabic
the early 1900s. Today, names of California dates testify to
California's Coachella , their ancient origin and exotic
Valley, which appeal. Other varieties to look
stretches for are Zahi~i (nobility),
from Palm
Springs to the
Salton Sea, pro-
duces 9596 of
the dates grown
annually in the
U.S. Dam grow
•in la~ bwlches at
the top of date palm
trtts. Plantings of date
palms are romantically
called "date garctens"!
Medjool (meaning unknown),
Khadrawy (green)
and Halawy (sweet).
You can celebrate the
e every year at the
National Date
Festival in Indio,
California, which draws
up to 270,000 visi tors.
Dates are naturally endowed with a perfect
moistureJsugar balance to store successfully
in their natural state year 'round. This
means no preservatives are needed or used
during processing. For best resul4., store
dates in air-tight containers in the
refrlgerator. Refrigerated dates will keep
their: moisture and flavor up to eight
months and in the freezer for up to
one year.
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Cooli It Simple or Exotic
Dates are available whole. either pitted or
unpitted, or chopped. They can be found in
either the grocery aisles or produce section
of the grocery store. Their naturally sweet
and rich flavor makes them ideal as a
simple snack by themselves or as an
a8dition to desserts such as Orange Date
Biscotti and Date-Chocolate Chip
Cheesecake. Dates enhance other fruits
and chicken in Palm Springs Fruit Salad
and add ii subtle hint of sweetness to
Spring Lamb Salad. Pasta takes on a rich.
exotic flavor with the addition of chopped
dates in Date Nut Pasta. With a little
imagination, this simple fruit can add a
delicious twist to an endless variety of
recipes.
Here are some other easy ideas:
• Sprinkle chopped dates over bran flakes
or stir into oatmeal.
•Stir dates into a favonte tabbouleh
recipe. then spoon into pocket bread for a
unique sandwich.
• Enhance poultry stuffing with the subtle
sweetness of dates.
• Stir dates into a chicken. pork or lamb
stir-fry or stew.
• Use chopped dates in quick bread mixes
or muffin mixes or fold into Pancake or
waffle batter.
• Combine dates with nuts and coconut for
a nutritious homemade trail mix.
• Dates can be substituted for raisins in
. almost any recipe.
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I'm glad t6 see that )'Our family
does take the time to eat
breakfast.
Research studies
have shown that
people who cat
breakfast have
several
advantages over
"breakfast
skippers."
' To begin with,
breakfast eaters
of all ages have
-----better Ask the performance
-Dietitian-levels. For
example, children
do better at school. Breakfast
eaters also have been shown to
actually live longer. In addition,
those who fail to eat ·breakfast
regularly have a tower metabolic
rate -they bum calories more
slowly -which is just the opposite
of what you want to have in order
to maintain proper weight control.
I should also point out that a
meal of frozen waffles is not tow
in fat. The ones I looked at in the
supermarket had 41 percent of
their.calorics from fat. The health
guidelines recommend that the
daily calorie~ you get from .fat be
kept to no more th:tn 30 percent
of your total calories -preferabl)
less.
MalUng your own waffles. rather
than depending upon
pre-packaged o nes, will help :.lash
the fat content of this otherwise
nutritious breakfast choice. I
personally u:.e an oat bran waffle
and pancake mix made by
Arrowhead Mills.
Here are ~ome breakfast
suggestions which are not only
nutritio1,1s. but are also quick to
prepare and sure to please the
fussiest eater. .Try an Unpeeled
Banana Breakfast Split, which
contains less than 2 percent fat,
has a respectable 3 grams of fiber,
and is a good source of Vitamins
A and C plus potassium. This
recipe is from the new kids'
cookbook for parents called "I
Want Some More." by Carol
Sloan, R.D.
Take one small unpeeled
banana and, using a knife, JUSt slit
the peel from end to end, taking
care not to cut the fruit
underneath. Gently push the skin
apart to create a cavity and add
two scoops of your favorite
flavored non-fat yogurt. Top the
yogurt with seasonal fresh fruit
and several spoonfuls of fat-free
granola. (Regular granolas contain _
fat, but there is a new fat-free
granola available under the Health
Valley brand. You will find this in
your local markets in three flavors:
Tropical Fruit, Date & Almond,
and Raisin. This granola contains
less than 1 gram of fat and will
also make a handy guilt-free
snack.)
Another fruit treat for breakfast
is Papaya Crunch Surprise, which
offers a harvest of nutritional
benefits with only 130 calorics ...
and just 7 percent of those ·
calo1ics come from fat. Papayas
contain more Vitamin C than
oranges and offer a surprisingly
high amount of calcium: 261
milligrams. By comparison, a glass
of milk contains approximately 300
milligrams ..
The preparation here is similar
to that for the first recipe. Slice a
ripe papaya in half and scoop out
the black seeds. Then till the
Wanted:
Your recipes
We would like to hear
from you and share your
favorite recipes with your
fellow readers.
Also, if you are looking
for a recipe o r need some
advice, we will pass that
along to the rest of the
readers.
A couple of our faithful
readers wrote requesting
some specialized recipes.
Currently, we are looking
for low-calorie/and or sug-
arfess salad dressing (with-
out mayonaisse); low-cal·
orie cinammon rolls, and
sugarl~ jams for a reader
who likes to do her own
anning with fresh fruits
Send your recipes,
questions or hinl5 to T.J.
Hutchinson, Food f ditor, cl
o IM 0.Jl/y Ptlot_, JJO W.
Bay St., Costa ~, CA
91617. Pleilse include your
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twUow with non-fat plain yogurt and top with Tropical Fruit
granola.
An Eggless Muffin is quick to
prepare, and lower in fat when
you use Canadian bacon in place
of regular bacon strips. Take a
whole-wheat English muffin, add
one slice of Canad~~n bacon and
top with some fat-lice Cbccsc.
While many fat-free cheeses are
bland, with a texture like rhat of a
stale rubber band, Lifetime
Fat-Free and Alpine Lace Free 'N
Lean have managed to remove
most ot the fat while atilt
maintaining flavor and the abilify
to be ~lted. Lifetirqo brand
cheese also has twice the calcium
found in regular cheeses.
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Thanb to scientists having
crossed two varieties of seeded
watermelon, a seedless variety is
now a reality. This special hybrid
has au the same nutritional
benefits as its parents: plenty of
Vitamins A and C with only a
small amount of sodium. However,
seedless watermelons tend to be
sweeter and slightly smaller than
the tradit'°nal variety. They are
also more difficult to grow, and
thus cost about 10 cents more a
pound than their seeded oousins.
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about SllackCracb lnc. ln O\ico.
Calif. ThJs company makes a
frozen prepared pizza uaing brown
rice flour in place of wheat flour.
The rice crust pil.za is topped with
cheese and other typical vegetable
toppings. If you prefer. an
organically pown brown rice pizza
crust is also available and may be
purchased for home-made pizzas.
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dellcioua marinades using
JOSUrt .. mo buo. · ~-1:° pnipwe the festive .. ~~ Grilled Otlcken
W'G Y.-.n Salsa, booed chicken
bn lb are coated with a marinade ~ plain ~ canned mild green ~ minced scallions and
around cumin. (Part of this
aaixhue ii reserved for the salsa.)
After tbe chlcken bas marinated
for IS minutes, it is grilled with
cbunb ol red, green and yeUow
pq.pen. At serving time, the
p'illed chicken and peppers arc
placed next to lettuce cups filled
with a mix of com and kidney
bean$ (Stt photo). Pass Yogurt
Salsa as an accompaniment.
Wine compe 1ti n
planned for fair
The cta,. of Wine and l'OICI
are almOlt upoa us, u tho 16th
Anaaal ()nqD County .fair
Commercial \\'lae O>mpetition
May 30 1mC1 31.
More than 2,300 wines are
expected to compete in thii
year's C\'ent, according to
competition chairman John
Hardman.
All California wineries arc
invited to participate in the
competition by submitting
wines commercially available in
Orange O)unty by J uty 1.
"" For thOIC wineries who do
not submit entries for judging,
contest coordinators purchase
the wines at retail to eruu.rc
_ _ the broadest ~ible field of
comp,ctition and representation
of what the COQ$umcr can find
in the county.
Hosted by the Orange
County Wine Society, the
competition will be held at the
Red Lion Inn in.Costa Mesa,
with the winners on display
during the Orange County .Fair,
July 10-26. The Wine Society
will also offer tastings of the
winning wines in the fair'
medal winaen, tbe nean top
IWUd. A 4-Slar Fld ii a ......
which hu been awarded a .,W
medal from aD ....... ~
and wiU be pnileDted -.: ....
special recognition. To ~
how rare this ii. out of dljl
2.388 entries in lut year'•
contest, only 13 received ~
gold medaJs from all judlea.
Other awuds praented to
wineries in the 1991 compe-
tition included 229 gold medals,
316 silver and 3Sl bronze.
Participaq wines are
grouped in ~tc price
classes: low, meiidiam, bilb. or
ptcmium .a • • esare tbe t
fairest judgin:i,,_. wines are
further clastcd bJ sujar leYela.
AU wines will be evaluated in
a "double blind" judging
format in wh.icb neither the
judges nor the stewards ~
the identities of the wines ·
being evaluated. Entries arc.
evaluated by panels of f oµr or
five judges. The panels wlU be
coordinated for the 16th 1
ha northern lndia, tandoori
cbicten is traditionally marinated
in yogurt and spices, then cooked
in a special oven called a tandoor
In our version, the chicken 1s
cooked on the outdoor grill or
oven baked with equally flavorful
results. For the marinade, yogurt
is mixed with curry powder, garlic,
onion, red pepper and paprika.
The chicken skin is removed and
the meat pierced libcralJy for
better penetration of the
marinade. Reserve some of the
yogurt mixture for basting the
cbicken as it cooks.
Yogurt makes delicious marinade for grilled chicken. lt1s served with grilled peppers, corn and beans. Wine Pavilion, sponsored by
Liquor Barn.
consecutive year by event
co-founder and nationally
syndicated wine columnist.
Jerry Mead.
More than 80 prof essionaJ
judges, sponsored by Liquor
Barn, will be involved in
C\'aluating the wines. Only •
qualified winemakers or winc_ry
principals serve as judges: ' SOUTHWESTERN
GRILLED cmCKEN
WITH YOGURT SALSA
• 1 contamer (8 oz ) plain lowfat yogun
• V• cup minced sc:afuOns (green onions)
• 2 cans (4 ounces each) sliced mild sreen dtilie . drained
• 1 teaspoon ground cumin
• 1 teaspoon salt
• 1 pound booed and slunned chicken
breast halves (cutlets)
• 1 each red\ green and yellow sweet bell peppen, cac:n CUI Ul SIXlhs
it I lab~n reduced calone
mayonnaJSC
In a mcdluro bowl combine yogurt, scallions, green chili.cs. cumin and sail;
rcmoYe and refrige rate ¥'.! cup yogurt
mixture for Yogurt Salsa. W uh fork uncs
pierce chicken hbe~ on both s.idcs; add to bowl with yogurt tDJXturc, ruming
10 coat both SJdcs: Mannate for lS
minutes.
.. To cooic over coals: Place chicken and
peppers on a rack 3 to 4 L11chcs away
Crom medium h<>l c:oals.. GrilJ. turning
once, unlll chicken is cooked lhrougti
af!d peppers arc cnsp-tendcr, about 10
ffiUlUlCS.
To broil: Place chicken and peppers on
a rad m a broiler pan 4 lo S inches away
from preheated hot broiler. Cook
foll g directions for grilling.
M ile, prepare Yogurt Salsa hy
slim yonna1sc llllO reserved ~ cup
yogurt · re; place m a small scrvu~g
boWI. To serve: Shce each breast into ~inch thJclc s.liccs. Arran•e chicken and
peppers on individual scl'Vlng plates
Serve with Yogurt Salsa. along with a
mixture of ltldncy beans and rom lcemcl5
in lettuce cups. iJ desired.
YTEW: 4 portions. Per portion 315
caloncs. S gm fat, 167 mg calcium
TANDOORI-S1YLE
GRILLED cmCKEN
• J.~ pounds chaen ~s. lki.nJca
• 1 container (8 oz.) plain lowfat yogurt
• 1 medium onion, quartered
• 2 large cl<MS phc
• 2 tablespoons curry powder
• • I tablespoon paprib •I·~ teaspoons salt
• ~ to V• le~ ground red pepper
•I tablespoon butter, melted
W11h forlc lines pierce chicken liberally on meaty side, lbc:n with a sharp knife
make ~-inch deep diagonal cuts about 1
inch aparL Place m a 12 x 8 x Z.inch
glau bak.ina pan; .et aside.
In a food processor fitted with a metal
wing ~lade or in an, elcctric:,bleadcr
ooml>1nc ~. oruon, pdic, curry
powder, P•P.rika. salt an-d red pepper,
process .tinfil ~ud.refnge~te ~cup yogurt mixture. POl;Jr rcmaJ rung mixture over cbicltcn, turamg
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T
ommy Tune could
easily spend the rest
of his career on
Broadway -directing
a musical here,
choreographing
another there,
breaking out bis tap shoes for an
occasional starring role and
counting all the awards and money
he collects aloo& the Great White
Way.
Hello, r ·ommy!
Broadway legend Tune .takes to the road with 'Bye Bye B~ilie'
But the 52-year-old Texan.
whose immense talent and lanky
6-foot-6 frame give credence to the
old adage about cvcrythina being
bi,gger in the Lone Star State, will
have been on the road a year to
the day Saturday in the revival of
''Bye Bye Birdie," wtUcb opens a
six-day nm at the Orange County
Pcrfon:ning Arts Center on
Tuesday.
"A lot of performers wouJd call
1t a grind, b\lt I Ute it; it's
exciting." Tune said last week in a
telephone interview from San
Diego. where tbc muaical was
dochd at the time.
The two-rime Obie Award,
eight-time Drama Deak Award and
nine-time Tony Award winner {be'a
lhe only pel'IOll in tbeatrical history
to win in four different Tony
categoriel and to anatdl the ·lllDO
rwo awards two yean in a row)
conceded be could c:oatinue bcir'I
successluJ without cvc1 lea¥iq tbc
Big Apple.
"It's true, but thete'a a world out
there. New York is rcaDy not a
part of tbc United States. It's
something differa1t. lite Te1a1. It's
good for a creative penoo to pt
out and explore tbt....rat of tbe
country. Touring is~ way to
do tbal YOU really pl a pnJfile ol
the rett of the world. Bldl city hu
its own vibration, its own eaergy,
you know?"
There are no pl.am IO mount
"Bye Bye Birdie." wbJdl Tune bu
called .. ., lo.e lcllcr to America."
OD Broadway. Bui why cbome the aclmittedlJ ............ tbe
1961 TOllJ ...... mwical that ..... ..,....,_n. tbal twept
tbc nMicm wbco Elvia PraAeJ WU
drafted by.the Army in l9S8, II
thM kwe letter?
"Wby did I do it?,'' be repeated
the queatioa in hit Tc:us drawl as
if it bad llCYCI' been uked before.
"WelL. lot fun. I'd just dirccte t
'Orand Hotel.' l spent teYCral )Uri
gettjq th1t oo. Then I went ri~1t
2 ~ Coat Weekend I~. May 7, 19P2 • t 1 j r 1 I i'l , • , •
ByllaU£ebr
Entertainment Editor
needed."
"I just goc doac ruding the
nC'Wtpapcr ud said, 'Ob my God.'
The aood daias lbout thjs° ii you
can ~ ,c. p10b1ea at lhc
door aed jUll ID ID met ~ fun.
ADd wlM:a ,auw .... it; JOU can
ID .,_ ID J111M11 .. di I m 1 wt deal
.tda ..._ wtda a lale more fun,
• ... ~l'maiocoaa
mhdae, it's lib a wiwioa: Lifting
lpktll U'CMIM 1111 QIMltly. Tbat's ..................
T .......... dme Tune bas
.......... clirec:tor Gene
SMa. IDd It lllM beau
~.....-."Mien
......... ·-· ll'l lile8¥co.'' .... d' , ..... 6ec:tor to
dalllwlda•-wMlll8daan
act'nlllrd auw llilillell'f
""Qla.r.aAiCICll"ldram,"
,-_ .W. '"I ........ llll'd it IS.
OM -..... ol .... JOU'R ....... nnm.-iLAafaras .au ....... l ... apdactor ..._,. Pl••Au•pa
............ wort. .... '• -.t :-'~n:.. llid M'I perform -....r.100.c.Tap
.... " --• ballet +p .. ft'l me lb Wil. I
Ufedlit lpOft. ID IM career ienath ......
... feel ... rm DCrformia& better •
,._ I U.. _, ... in_, r,re, but
• ....... 10,.... b1bhd" .
J
ST Ala
Golden West College 's 'Evita'
full of passion and poWer ~
vibrant, vital and fully realized production of "Evita" is on the
boards at Golden West College, where a superior a>mpany adds
a new djmcnsion to the Tun Rice-Andrew Uoyd ~cbbcr musical ·
biography of Argentina's legcnduy first lady, Eva Peron.
"Evita" is a formic:Jable .challenge, both iJl its musical and dramatic ele-
nts, and Golden '\Vest has met that cha1lengc admirably with a pair or
rofessional leads and a splendidly driHed company under the direction
f John Feruoca. However, it ~ the scenic and visual effects of Olarles
. Davis that lift this production an extra notch.
Davis has created a panoramic setting o r chrome on
black. emphasizing the stark reaUty or the story. The
requisi1e slide screen with its black-and-while images of
Arcent1na under the real Juan and Eva Peron is· in
place, but Davis has added color screens on either side
of the 51age, projecting highlights of the show itself as
they occur -a masterful touch.
There have been some memorable Evatas in variou
-...-.. Orange County productions, but Gretchen Almond· T• Kughn must now be ranked· at the top or the last. Her
performance beautifully captures Eva's overt sexuality 1111 and thinly &~guised ambition in the first act, then hard-
ens in the second when, as the venerated fi rst lady, Mic Theater proceed~ to remake the country io ber o~n image
Critic Danny Bolero, who vutualJy defined the role of Che
(Guevera, the future Castro revolutionary ally) an the
7 Orange Coast ~lleie production, is back m fatigues, a1htudc m-
et. al Golden We\t in another rivc1ing interpretation. HLS robust voice
db.sent, pcnodically ilcnccd by Peron's thug>, ~gam underscores the
lW wtth the har h slap of reality.
David Corbin creates a staunch, mtamidatjng Juan Peron. nicely pro-
ang hu indcci\ioo in the fint act as Eva pushes him into power, then
tling into a solid l~rsh.ip role. His authoritative voice of reason in
"Dice arc Rolhng" number effectively neutralizes bis wife's vice
See TITUS/1! Diivid Corbin, Gretchen Almond-Kuglin, Dilnny Bo&ero heild Cilst of "Evil•" .iit Golden West College.
MUSIC
nka proffiises T magic al eve ning
OIWS L Almquist million times.
•......, ''I doo't believe in CaiJ-
e 've got a urc," Anb commented. "If
great collec-you arc going to succeed,
lion of sonp, you ha~ to jump in with
mos tly that both feet."
written. and others that By age 16, Anka had
recorded, all of them taken the career plunge as
politicos from the 'SOI intemattonaJ teen idol with
'90s." said Paul Anka. his first song. "Diana." a
when • sooa is ~t, mash-inspired ballad writ-
rc's nothing more imtan-tea for a girl four ycan his
coua and pleasurable 1enior. It bas IOld, to date,
juat bcina at one with nearly 20 million oopies.
audience." -•No ooc would do my
e renowned 1in1er/ soap." Anka oooceded. "I
· er appean with the started siq;na my own,
IC Symphony Orcbaua WCMmd up in New York. got
IS Popi c:ooceru at tbe a bit with 'Diana,' and my
Counry Perfonnina life dlaaacd. All of us are
Center at 8 p.m. Friday hul Anb .. _.. PSO. pen tometbina. I think lik-
Saau~. ina your craft and staying
'• • kind of daiU you act when contemporary -what'• bappeain& today,
re .... ad. all thole tbiQp are hap-bu broupt the loaFvi'Y IW apericnced."
" eddecl Aaka in a tclcpboae inter· Anb pamed wben ubd ro rdlcct·oo bis
... week. "Your whole bodJ feds it moll-memorable encouacen wtth fellow an-
1 feel very tbantful for thole momenta. lats wbo re<ordcd bis 10ft11.
ewrythina e1te ii wortbwhile." "MaJbe 'It Doesn't Maner Any More'
IS Anb bas brouabt. lt'a estimated (whicb I wrote for Buddy Holly). He want-
lor ·-n.e TOftisbt Show'' baa been cd IO break out ol the UUle roct bend. and
more tbaD 1.4 mWoa tim-. The I put bAm ID tbe direction of violins, usiaa
w-odd ._ Anb bit pamed lane aa on:balra. C>eliw....,, 1MJ Way,' (wbidl I
reoorded bJ artkts,........ from Buddy wrote for Fraat Sinatra.) Hil nJatina what
10 Frank Siulra, 8ubra Stre.._.. fO die IOl'I -to Wlil ll lbat ~t in bia
JODll. He la the redpieac of 22 BMJ life. Allo. 1Sbt'1 A Lady,' with~ Jonca.
twrtu.a Awank. four ot wlliclt me for He bpi_,.. 'Yoaw pen me..., nnc
that hl¥e been performed more than t See AM<A/tl
,
THE SCENE
F rank Joseph has at lea.st one
musical car tuned toward the
past, while the other is well aimed
. ~ at bis own modem-day instincts.
~Huntington Beach resident
· writes catchy, funky dance aonp that herald
the SOilie YOiccJ of dance pioneers Ridt •
'James, SIWomar and ocher 1970s-'80s .../
artasts.
However, Joseph's musk l\as a definite
style of its own -a celebra1ory reel able 10
lure t~ most reluctant or liste ners onto a
dance floor. Joseph is equally at home when
writing ballads.
Jim Dotson, owner of South Coast
Recording and South Coast Productions, is
busy helping Joecph produce a aoon-to-bc-
rclcued dcmo featuring four oriainal 1raclts.
The project is a
mighty
undertakina.
since Joseph is
handlina all the
musical duliea
alone.
"I'm writing all
FraU Joseph'•
got the bat~
the tonp, 1WOfting out d the
insanuncntation; I~ even prosrlOUllCd all
the dNm tracb and ~ pttar," Jo.cph
~aincd.
Jolepb, 22, srew up listening to au k.iads
of music, but WU IDO&l iaftuenccd by IOU~
dmic roc:t, pop ud di.too. Yet. wbca
wriri1'I ud producina his own music. he
tccb to create muaic that ii at once ~
..... ~ complctdJ eccc.1*.
"I ltrive lO mab mUlic that is wdl
prochlced ud on:IMlttaeed -ICJIDetlli'-1
that is appeal mg ....
Although Joseph tS an excellent guil(!ri 1,
be docs not typically wri1e from a
frc1mas1cr's standpoint .
"As (ar as songw riting. I'm influenced by
1bythm and feeling. as opposed to riffs."
Indeed. Joseph's anenllon and pa.~IOn for hu art keep a hjghly 1echnical approach to
making music refreshingly warm.
"I want people 10 forget whal's going on
and cct klist an the music." he said. adding
he hopes to gel a label deal once his demo
is c::omplcled.
"Workini wtlh Jun Dotson (best known
for having worked with No Doubl) has
enhanced my abthty lo $CC how being a solo
artist works and how 10 produc.e a prOJcct
on my own.''
For more 1n!orma1ion, call South Coast
Productions at 541-23.97.
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fomia Would Be Oiffettn: New Wortt in
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From the Colledion," a 5elediof'I ol Jb
worics on pap« by prominen« ~
artlStS from the museum's pennainent ml·
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tography IS Or.lwing." whicfi examines
connectlOns between photography and drawing in 68 historial and contempcnry
worics, continue through May 24. HoorS:
11 a .m.·S p.m. Tuesiby-Sunday. Admlr
SIOO: S3 fOf adults, S 1.SO fOf senior citi-zens, students, children under 12 free. f ya. llM • _, lsllg ar m.g. ti Wu .... cmlld: ~ c/o n. Dair,.,, P.O ... 1560, C... .... 0 '2'21 • Cll S4t 1224
• Laguna Art Museum -5cM.lttl c:o.t
Pb.u snellite 333 3 Bnstol St., Com Mesa. 662·3366. "Milk and Honey/'
Susan ~·s site-specific installation filled
with cows, ca!Yes. giant eating utensils and
other worics ~ to question the way Americans view Clifferent roles in sooery,
continue through June 21 . Hours: 11
a m.·9 p.m. Monday·F~y; 10 a.m.·6
p.m._ Saturday, 11 a.m.·6 p.m Sunday. Ad·
mission: Free.
• Newport Harbor Art Muse:um 8SO San O emente Onve, Newport Beach, 7S9·
11 22. The only West Coast •ppeannct''ol 9lue Marble'CoffetlaOUM 1970 HMbor
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• Cosu Meu Art Lea.gue Gallery ·f66l · p.m. Mondiy-'.rlday; 11 a.m._. p.m. SM·
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Worb by various league members on per· Free.
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10 a.m.-6 p m Monday-Saturday; 11 a.m.· . Coast Hwy, Glrona del Mar, 7S9-1232.
5 p m. Sunday · M patt r:I' ~ inimation M r,;allery's ~
• Huntington BeM:h Ubfuy' 525 Main . ~~ ann~ one ol Jones7 newie5C ed ..
St., Huntington Beach, 375-S071 Photog-~-F"uddWYed Jfiv"~ ~ah-~ ... ~ rapner Lul(ia Wheel~ W\11 st-ow photO-: ~,,...,. • ~now avail.al* to be
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• ~ c.lety 3404 Via Oporto, New-
port Beach 723-4758. "From Key West 10
kauli," a mllectlon ol new lmpe.ionht
~lntinp by )ofin Cosby, continues indefi.
Mely. 1-tours:. ~1 a.m.·7 p.m. ~ ~-Admission: Free.
• 0t wuf Al1 lftc. 3400 Awnue ol the
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dw-~~y (~ until 9 p.m. F~.
Ad'mttSIOn: Free.
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nigN. ~ Hopper, LeRoy NWnan, ~
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Patricl Tobto, Randi lee and Connne
Schminke, .s """a as ~ art by
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• Gaaerif Ormbrt Kola. loda in c:rYsul
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19S9. "&Rntials Only," a speci.t1 bhibl-
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"The 81g Orange. Produce Box Labels
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Special .. rt exhibition bv four French altists
-P'ierre D'Albl~daude QWI, Ci1bert
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Monday-F . Admis51on: Free.
•Orange c.o.nty CeWf b Cai tt ipo ruy Art 3621 W. MacNthur Bhtd. ScMce
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yew-round pde'l fetill~. Hows: 9 a.m.-6 p.m. diity. •s.ta Allll Zoo 1801 E. ~Ave.,
Satu AN. A Ilia ~ ol ani!Nk ind
birds ind • dlild'~·s ~zoo offered
10 •.m.·5 p.m. di1ly. Adm1S510n: 75 cents-•
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2261 . Attractions ind'* ~nial J?.I·
dens, • ~ •• prden designed for
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S.turd.iy-M<>ndiy from 11 •.m.·3 p.m.
Hou~ 10:30 a.m.-4 p.m. diily Admis-
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•The Way We Ware, May 19 at 11 1.m ..
B' eanron Ptiifhannonic Committee Hai-~ fd'iion recrospeaive featuring ac-t~ l'10Yie a>stlln)JS at Four Seuons, New-
port Belcti. S60 Pi>-~ 759-9215.
•~ OwDlies ~. June 6 at 1 p.m., Pacif.C Svmohonv ~ at WN
iesidence, e>Rnee HiAs. S1SO pp. Phone
474--2109.
•e .c..-b.I ~-...., CWI eoow. June 7, 11 .m. p.m., City rJ
Tusti11 in Old Town. Live country enteft1in.
• IM&llalioet l..MndleOft, ~ 20 at-10:30 menc and chl~n's acsMtles. Phone S44-a.m., Women's Guild of Olive Crest T~at~ 8890
ment C.enters for AbuJed Chlldren. c.onuct · Donna Andert 777-4999 . ·~Shoot. June 10, SS2 Oub ol Hoag -Memcirial Hospital shooci oompeOOon •
•"Center o1 fuhion" Model r~, -Sooth Coa.st Con aub. s'125 pp. includes
May 20. 9 a.m.-1 p.m., OC Peforming c:ontinenUJ brelkf~ lunc:ti and awards
Arts Center Guilds members audition fot dinner at El lOf'O Marine Base Offun
Sept. 25 fashion show It The Center. Con-Oub. Dinner only, SSO pp Phone 760-
t.ia Nola Scneer. 723-095 7. 5909.
•spotlight on Yolit!'s, May 7, 6-7.30
p.m., Americ<Jn lnstilute of Wine and
Food/OC memben and prospective mem-
bers laste Soulh Arnenc.in wines and rood
al Yolie's restaurant. lrvi~ SS pp. Contact Ann Crane, 261-6178. •Alien l , May 21 at S p.m., Exchange Oub Olild Abuse ~ Cen1er of OC • Awucfs Dinner, May 7 II 7 P..m., food tasting and movie premiere (movie <Jt
c.oodwlll Industries al Waterlront Hilton, 7:30 p.m.) at Edw4Jtds Lido ~ New-
Huntington Beach S70 pp. Phone 547-.port Beadl. S30 pp. Phone 650-2771. • b308 ext 308 • ~ ol lt.ty 19171 Magnolia Ave., ' · · •~I Tour ol Newpoft a.y, May Huntington Beach, 962-1131. Mlgk:i.ln
•Phantoms at t~ Auction, May 9, Bo)"5 24, 8:3T> a.m.-1 p.m., FiSh <1nd Game Ken Sands appe.irs 6~ p.m. Tuesday .
• :ind Girls Oub or Fullerton dinner dance, Dep< and Paddle Power guided tour of live and silent audions at Doub1euee Upper Newport Bay Ec:ologiall Re5oeNe and • 1mne hnpnw 4255 umpus ~1 Ir·
Hotel, Orange. Phone 525-8241 kayakirig les.son begins at Newport Beach vi~, 8S4-S4SS. Ct-eit Tr<Jvls, Andtta wall-
L> • r-No · er, and Howald Ltfr appeM dvough Sun-•Sun.set Safari. May 9 at 4 pm , Or-'"'1uatic ._-nter experienoe neasury. cUy. Jade Qillagtier, Bob Nickman and
angewood 0111d ~Services Team pie-S46 PP· Phone 675-l2l5. Karen Anderson appear T~May 17.
n1c at Sdnt.i Ana Zoo. S20 pp., children, • fuhion bctr~ May 26 al 11 Showtlrne: Thursday 8:30 pm.; fnc:lay at
SB f'tlone 707·1126 a.m., Angelitos de Oro fashion show f(l( Big 8:30 and 10:30 p.m.; Saturday at 8 <1nd
• Swing for the-Kids. May 11, Newpott Brothen/Big Sisters 0C at le Meridien, 10:30 p.m ; and Sund.ly-Wednesday at
Center ~n ~nd Pl'd1atnc Cancer Re-~ Beach S12S PP• Phone 673· 8:30 p.m. Admiwon: S8-S12.
se.11<.h Foundation golf tournament at Peli-2 0 •Liff 5eop 2122 S.E. Bristol, Newport
can Holl Coif Club S250 PP includes golf, •''The Way I 5ff It," May 28 <Jt 11 a.m., Beach, 852·8762. Hypnodst Chuck >.\11·
lun< h and rect"ptton ConYct Lianne Galli-Friends of Or.1nge Coast Interfaith Shetter ~pn ~an Mondays at 8:30 pm Show-
nan1 720 8488 .. luncheon wtlh Patty Davis at ~rbor Re-bmes ~ Thuncfay 8.30 p.m ; Fnday
•CSP Goff Tournament, May 11 al 9 form Temple/St. Marlt Olurd'I, Newport Saturday at 8. 10 and 11 :45 pm , Sunday
J m L.lguna Youth Sheltef tournament Beach S20 pp Contact J~ Tuder, 497-at 8 :30 pm Admmion. S7·S 10 • 0r...,. Cont C.., l70l falf\'lf!'W
.ind dinner Jt PclOflC Countiy Oub, San 9169 • MAl'ina IAy Club at Golden Sa1h Hoerl, Road, Ul6ta Mesa J3rd annwl hitr. tt:Nlid
Cll'm<'ntt> S 14q 95 PP Phone l>0-0488 • Killvbroob 30 year Annivffs.try, May 6285 £. Pxiflc Coast Hwy . Long Beach, ~ ToumatnMI on s.t~y ~
•cele-brit}' Golr ~sic, May 11 .it 30, 1f:30 <J m-4:30 p.m , celebration in· (213) 596-1631. Comedians appear Sun-out the Umpu5 bfgir6 il a am fir\.ak
11 10 am. March of Dimes tournament at eludes then-and-now photos. then·<Jnd-day-Tuesday wl(Jl oo COiier cha~ ht-gin o1t • 30 pm •
Se.1( tiff Country Oub, Huntington Beach. now mUSK rerreshments, all p4ISl Kil-•Of•nge County Cr~ 16892 1Jo1s4 .OfM1-G~ F~, 83 ,..,
BOO PP· P00f)l' 631 ·8700. lybrooke Elementary ~ ~udent:s ,md Chia St., Suite 202, Hunti~on Beach Or r~~: Or (acuity are Invited. free. Phone 556-3484 .J • ............, M(.~ 602) 82-0S&ti. ~ • Cdebtit}' Goff TourMment, May 11 at 840-1406 "The Wcurd '" ange,' a County N.tb\"l' Amt'l'ICill'I fine-Am ~
'I JO .1 m . John Tracy 01n1C at El Niguel •oc fair Com~ WIM Compt'l.. comedy revue spoofing life-tn o~nge held ''id.I> 'iunday. FellUJTd will ~ .ns •• I II .,.___ t.10 v. ll!u
Country d ub, L.lguna Niguel SZSO pp tion, Ma y 30-31, 0C Wine Society <Jt Red Cooney, doses Sau.nday at 8 pm " ~ •nd et~lts. ~ncm and tJ.adcioNJ food Com M9U, 6-44 SflO A ti.a\.\ on I
Phont.• &9 J 02'}2 Lion Inn, C.osu Mesa. Judgl"s and med~ Sanu Ana Cultural c.Mler, 1 ts E Sant.A ~ S4 SO oldulb, l ) 'iO \("n..nt ell~ l'OOf'I\ dMlci .. ~ Wl"\t ("~ )Of\ 11 only Phone 75 1-fAIR. AN 81\d, Santa Ana. rde<s· •12.•16 •nd ........ ~•An 12 ·nd u-•-, ft i.............. L' ,.~-· .. -. •Entertaining Pe-ople-. May 12 at 6 pm.. · " " • "" ....,, • "'x--,... ~,. • ...,.~ Human 0pl.l0ns dinner al Four St-asons, • 1teuplion, May 31, Honolaty fellow\ or ''T C.l.Jemngt'." special frld•y nighb ol •Ofange C~ ~ ,.._.. en W •c.. Met.a~ 1860 ~
N......,port fk.ach S 125 pp. Pho~ "97-the Bowers Museum honor u flCSU un-all·imprO\I $hOws. ~esentl'd It 8 pm May matn part.ing lot .at tht Onngr County helm Awe , CC111i~t;·SM19 I\
1 S70 defwnters. Conua Brian ~on, 567-lS, 29• June 12• 6 and July 3 in tht P• h1roroonds, 100 hlf D11w, C~ ~ nlot Ohnn ""u.\tt da.nct' """"'P \.t'i cifc SY!"f'hony Building. 11 s E. SanU AN 12->""LL ri....... .J ·-""' er-h • "Ct>nter of Fashion" Model Try-Ovts, 3642· Blvd., S.nQ Ana. Tdets: j3·S1 0 "Mhh __ ,....... __ 16 __ ._ .. ...,~_nds_""_it_e-n. __ on_sa_"t"_.,._...;P".._iet_ICltd __ cSanc.n ___ to_JOl'--n-lhtm __ "~---
M.n 14 q a m -1 p m.. OC Perfonn1ng • Gone With the Wind, June 6 al 5:30 ... Th65e loonge Swlngin' OuBots S<ste!l,"
Nh C 1·ntl'r C.u11d~ inembttts audition for p.m., South <:out Community Oinic al in origiMI music.al comedy situatl'd in ()f.
'x'J>I JS tt1..hion show at The unter Con-Birtcher ~. San Juan upiwa.no a,. County, is presomted at 8 pm May t.i~, Nola Scnttr. 7H-0957 SlSO pp Period attire or BT. POOne 498-23, 30 <1nd June 6, 13 tn the symphony
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mu\1( d.Jn<e food tasting from 20 r~u
ran1, drt e~h1btt•on, ~. ballfl, ortp·
'"'· .irn and crarts, m<>r1!, at fashion Island.
Phone 644 J 1 SO f0t ~hedule of events
•Showbiz Today. May 16 <1t 11 1.m.,
Women in Communications meecing •
Sheraton Newport fexures CNN en1efUln-
rnent anchor/correspondent Bella Shaw.
Memben, S25 pp.; non-memben, $30 pp.
Phone 833-0535.
• Nocfte CUN et1 Marbella (Cypty
Ewnln.J • ~. M4Jy 16 at 6:30
p.m., Open Pacific Soudl Coast Guild din-~ dance at Mart>ella Goll and C.OUntry
Oub, San Juan Ca~no. S75 pp. Attire:
CYP5'1. Cont.id RkNrd T. Dealy, 54~
7372. •Cuisine f-, May 17, ~9 p.m., Ir-
vine and Lis~ Phittwmonic c.om-
mittees of. OC Phllt.annonic Society wine
and tood c.astirtS ~ng oc raw.nm,
musk and dancing at Clean ~.
Santa ~ ~-S6S pp. Phone 733·
1873 or 779-S1b3 .
• A r..-for Uk, May 17 at 6 pm.,
Amerian Cana!f Sod«ylOC UM win@
and food castirtS • Robert Mondavi Wine
& Food ~. Cau Mes.a S125 pp.
Phone 751-0441. •Golf a.ac, May 17 at 10 a.m., Sh.re
Our Selves at Tijeras Creek Coif Club, R.an· cno Santa Marpro. S72 pp Phone 932-
6452
•aye aye litdle WlCh Tommy Tune,
May 1 7 at 6 e .m., American Li~ foun-
dation at Scott s Seafood ~nd ~rformancr
.it oc Perionnlns Ms c~er. emu MeY.
Sb5 pp. Conu ct Kat~1ne LotPn. 760·
1794 •
•Coif TournuMnt, May 18, Con Tempo
thapce-r of OC Perlormlng Am Center.
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, 270l F•irview Rd. Cosu
4l1·SllO. "Bali -~ in ~ Bal-
"IO'eened on Friday. Ftt: SS.SO-S7.
c._..a UM! ~eum. As flil't o( J him Sooety's 1•r.utv Filrm; Fa-
ORdlofs'' Spina ~ ·~
• " dftded by 1:1.Jvid CtoMnbttR. shown F~ It 7 Ind 9 p m. ro.
J.4. for more inbmlcion, all 856-. uo Heq> ~ the world pte-
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~ ~ PICl\ftS, It p.m. ~: Tic:b!tl S5, S2 With odenbficaCJon FOi more inform.> all SOI). 7031.
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8 Ca • C.-.. Ga•• Hity SeMces n .so In advanot. ~ Robert 8. Moore The-
11460 Warn« /llwe., Fount,jin v~. 241· atitr. Orange Coast ~ Si~ oon-
6186. "f!Wting Your Wit'( to Romlnot," dude SOfOfl with concert fNNMg worb
wftidt 41dc*ews "'8baJ and nC>f)-"'8baJ 5«" by Georf! Frederidl Handel and )ohlnn Mis In~~ he"1 Mil'( 20. sebastiln 8.c:h at 8 p.m. Sltul'day.
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2040 or 372-4601. A tr.lining cbsfor'<IOI-~,._, OrM, QJ$Q ~ 556-ARTS °' uncan will be he"1 W~ys dvougfl 740.2000. Under Music Ottct0t Carl St.
lune 24. Ou, the PSO p,erlorms Rl\lel's "l 'enfant • .._n.e CelMs 250 Ogle St., eosu et les sorti~" ind T~s "The
Mesi, 6so.M6l. Specill wine wtin~ Me Nutai1cke1" ~ II) ;at 8 toni&flt free coo-~ 4-7 Thunida nd 3-8 F CM preview~ in Sqerstrom H.111 at 7 p.m. Y5 a p.m. n· p.m Tidceu: S12-~:K>. Paul Mb heads days. Pru per taft vanes. l1btify wine ~ wrings ire mnducted 4-7 p.m. Wednts-the 1991·1992 Pop Series Friday-Saturday ~ featuring wine from different ~ at 8 p.m. TlcMts. $28-J.47. "Quest For
Pia per tiste varies. Fire," a Menlyn's Musial Momi~ con-
. . ' cert for you~ pe<>pW, Saturday at 10 ind
• ~ Thfftrr Arts Center 2501 ~ 11 :30 a.m. Tii:km: S7-S 10 Orff Of., Newpolt Beach, 966-2187. The
Vine ~ Theater Co., a new ac;tOl''s Jan, New •-& Blues ~. ~ '!SUJ.r ~ for ~~
HoltywoOd Q.iling dir«.tOtS Cb.sses ~
E. f 7tti St.. Co5U Mes.a. 646--0323. The
Paul Kent Quartet. '-urinl vi>es, piino,
biiss .lnd drums, performs ~ rrom 9
p.m ... midnigtlt. Admsion: free. •DouWe TMt 5902 Wa/'MI A~. Suite A. Huntington Beidl, &40-6118. Ronnie
SD ~nts Open Rodan' Blues Jams Son-
day ili8f1ls at 8.
~""'· food and Spirits 19171 la St., Huntington ~adl. 968-
45 3. The Ow~ Rudlerlo«f Qu<lrt~ (6·
tvring vocaflSl Ouistine Rosander performs
8:30p.m ·12:30 a,m. Friday·Saturd.lys.
• J.D.'s Landin~ at Peter's landing,
16400 Pacific COasl Hwy., Huntington
Beach. Lille rhvtflm and blues from the
band Sunset Blue 15 presented Saturday-
Sundiy ni~ts.
~sly lite ~a 317 PadflC Co;ast H~, Huntington Beich, 536-2555.
Speci.11 solocsts pn the Jim OeJuho T r10
Friday-Saturday ni~ at 8, 9 30 and \ 1 and Sundays at ), 4.30 and 6 p.m Soloists ~: Lanny Morgan on alto sa.xophone
Fridiy, Bob Cooper on ~ ~ Satu~y. There tS a S-4 enteJUinment
~ and S7 mrnimum ~
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263 E. 17th St., Co5U ~. 631-4009
~Van EPI illXf Bon Escbete.pedorm
lonigf!L Ric Aiuding ind HIS Band play
Fnd.ly-Saturday. Max Bennett & the ....UXX
8.lnd perform Sund.ly. Rob Mulhns With
Luther Hughie$ pl.ly Tuesday. Oivid Garf·
~ with Luther Hughes perform on
Wednesday. Jeff IWhiWa and Hrs Band
play May 14. Showtunes: Two shows be-ginning it 9 p.m. Thursday, Sund.ly, Tues-
aily-Wednesday; 9:30 p.m. Friday·
~urday.
•Newport ~ 1700 Plicrntla Ave.. Costa Me.a, 65~ 1840. Ronnie Si\it
Open Rodon· Blues Jam is held 8 p.m
MOndays
• racmc Sdtool of MMtic a, ttw Ms 1s1 Kalmus G-1, Cosi.l Mew. S45·1217. Franl
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onpng Sundiys lfom 4-7 p.m. ADoiiants .Ab c,o&e WINttDUM & ~Co.
miy aJI 8 a.m.·5 p.m. Mo~·Friday. 506 31st St., Newpoft Beach, 675-0'233.
• Or'Mjlt CoHI Colep, 2701 Fairview 0.11e CIO!S plays juz and blues at 8:30 to-~. C0sa.a Mesi, 412·5~. Tr~ wnt· nigf\t. Alta~ Juz Band, fNtunng s.lXo-r;:::::::::::::~;::==========:=:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:::;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:=i mg_ worbfiop held 10 am -1 pm Sat· oOOnftl P•ul c:.m..n, plays at 7.30 p.m ~ 1n room 110 of Counseling and Ad-'ruetdiy. Admil6ion frtt
~ &•ldt?J F~ S25. "Yoo Cln Do • AndeM ~. 2607 W Coa5l High-
11 -· Al\11.iously! ll WOt\shop IO~ way. N1!wport 8Ntf, 6-46--0201 Hlm-~il and ~f~bt. cs ~ ~y from ~ 8kie pbys roCk and blues at 8:45
6·30-9 .30 pm Fte· S25. p.m. Fndly-Sllurdiys
~=" C:-CZ...~n:::! ~ • lin=• 3333 Brislol sc .. emu <lton Newport, 4545 MKAl'thur B"-'d • Mew, S0.9090 Don MIMH's Big Band ~ ~. 833-0535. CNN .mdlOI CS mus.c for dlncing e'VftfY Mond.ly
Bella SNw ht-IC:lltnes the May 16 rnttting 8-l l )O p m
with bf\inch beg.nn.tng .lt 11 a.m. Cost: • Clfit LWo SOl 30th ~ ~port Be4ldl.
US (or mem~ SJO f0t non-me~ 67S-2968 kmie ~.vi's Ban<I fe~tunng
and S20 for ~. ResM-.lllOnS teq\lttd Harmonica Fits on Fr~ Ott Dee Mc· by T~y • Nett S.nfP )&U and blues vocals on Sat-
• bclston Hotel l 8&00 MacMhur Sl'lld , Urday. Ollie M1~1·, "~y Hanh" Monday. W.JYM Wrtf'!'?'S New Contempo-
lr\llllt', 1-800-J 10.LOVE. ''Hive the Rftl. rary Band on TueSd•y. Tony CueJTero
ttoruhtp vou·Wanf' is presented bv nition-Super Jazz J•m on Wednesd.iy ~r
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To· mm y
o doubt about it, tbe greatest joy of
my job as a journalist, and of all my
work in the arts, is having the
opportunity to meet a marvelous
array of talented people, and the
wonderful conversations and
interviews that result from those
exchanges. And, sometimes the most
memorable of these occasions occur
when you afe least expecting it.
Like local artist and writer Tommy Dougherty Ill, for
instance, whose out-of-the-blue introductory phone call
to me one afternoon about six months ago, revealed a
?leasantly rough-edged, confident voice inquiring about
media coverage for his artwork and a self-published book
of poetry. No sly shyness, this guy~ be is straightforward
and soulfully refreshing, yet there is an almost prismatic
....-----spectrum of opposing forces that
illuminate his intensity like a colorful
aura -an unfashioned bohemian spirit,
the focused intention of a survivor, the
unwavering quest and appreciation for
love and beautiful women, spontaneous
laughter from the gut, an artistic nature
that is at once obsessive; and a big
romantic heart dangling from bis
rolled -up sleeve. ln all, be is a bouquet lm'I of contradictions, aU of which contribute
Mlll~IJlllll to art as the centerpi~ of bis life.
But it hasn't always been that way.
Dougherty I I I 1 •
• sales or scrap yards. With meaaer funds. be left for Par
where be lived for twO years. writing and making art w1
a few odd jobs tqueezed in to pay the rent
After a bit of traveling in castom Europe and Swede
be returned home, turned a tiny garage adjacent to his
Costa Mesa apar1ment into bil present 5tudio where hi
figuralM depictioos of women arc randomly displayed,
and developed a lifestyle tUiaa odd jobs that buy biro
time to make art. He is pU1icularty interested in the
female 5hapc without props -bats. clothing. cigarettes
or whatever and portrays a somcwbat mclancboly
attitude through subtle gesture and nuance,\ with shgbt
· distortions to represent languid, unscnlina emotions.
What we bave is reminiscent of a bit of Edgar Dcga a
pcrbaps a touch of Moctiali1ni
lo addition to his new interest in pboaography, has-
latest series of ~ is 1 51Udy of rotuod pears wh1<:h :
. seem to mimic tbc femak: torso with a similar physiC3h
in the work.. a cootinuity pcrbapl to bis fonncr
profession as 1 personal trainer where anatomy and
muscle is the key emphasis.
Arts
Scene Prior to March, 1988, Dougherty, oow
29, was wo rking as a personal fitne5s
-----trainer and waiting tables in an Italian
restaurant when he ran into an old friend who remarked
that she didn't think he was really doing what he wanted
to do with his life. That same night, he says, be returned
home and began to write "like a crazy person, unleashing
poems that lasted all night, as if somethirig had been
unplugged " This initiated a nocturnal working pattern
that lasted a year and produced his first collection or
poems enlltled "Beautiful Wo men and Other Temble
Than gs," which bas sold well at local bookstores
(especia lly Rizzoli in South Coast Plaza).
'I . t' s the creative possibilities that get
Sinoc be CDJOYI 'the cultural atmo1phcrc of the coffee
house, .with ill constant brc:w or joc and traffic,
Dougherty prcfen to elbibit bi& work then:. His fi rst
show last August was at Rock n' Java, folk>wcd by a
No\iembcr/December e:xbibit as Haute Cakes, both 1n
Newport Beach. Most recently, be displayed 92 piece a
Zanzlbar in Pacific Beacb, and will open a smaller sbo-.
of new wort this Saturday at Rock n' Jiwa (through Jun
7). A Studio City co&e pub called lmomnia will also
exhibit bis wort Juoe 9-July 18.
"It's the creative possibilities tbat get me up in th~
morning.•• Dougherty says. "But. I can't really gjvc pat.
answers to what my art is about. I just try 10 &<> with 1bc
f ecling of the moment by building up layers, not
worrying whether IOIDelbinl is tbe COITec1 wde of teal
blue. I play music to fit my mood -cverytbmg from
Vivaldi co Jilni Hendrix to romantic soundtneks. And.
both writina and making an ii a re&eue of nw energy
the an a pbylicaJ lettiAg '°'the writiQ& i5 a rncotal
cntanglemcot. I really ~ no pk o( when: I want ro
be in the ocxt 20 years, it'• just aU a right-now thing""''
me, .tiod or like life it1elf. ••
me up in the morning. But, I can't really
give pat answers to what my art is
about. I just try to go with the feeling of
the moment by building up layers, nol
worrying whe1her something is the
correct shade of teal blue.•
About a year later, he started drawing on cardboard or
cereal boxes -"whatever was available" -using
pastels, charcoal and other materials be finds at garage
-~I At•
local artist
•
Tradition
lives on at
Sunset
Beach Art
Festival
A tradition inwtving three
ge ner11ions of artists
continues this Mother's
Day weekend with the
25th annual Sunset Beach Art
Festival.
More than 150 artists and
ings, prints, pottery, specialty
wind chimes, Indian jewelry and
other original art items will be
displayed by artists.
World beat. New Age, blues,
jazz a.nd country bands will per-
form, and a bevy of food and
Beach" booth will prctCM a dail-
drcn's art contest to repracac the
next generation to cany on tbe
Sunset Bcac:h tradition.
Amoog the utists lO display
wares will be Phyllis and Jim Co-
chran. The HYntington Beach,...
craftsmen will dis-
play their wa res 9
a.m.-5 p.m. Satur·
da y-Sunday on
the greenbelt at
T w e l fl.b a n d
North Pacift<: in
,..-------=---------------ktcnts. who c:reace -t~J\a~t -~-~:.~ ~" Fes"t~;i -Ud·-tft at the featM1 die
Sunset Beach. Admi ion is free
and plenty of parkin& is available.
Pbolognphy, homemade dolls,
country decorating items, lic-<iye
and ha&t-paintcd 5ilk dotJtln&,
wildlife, scenic and poruait paint-
drink will be available.
A day-long raftle will olf er an
array of priies. iodudiaa lbc pres·
•ig.ious, homespun Sunset ~ch
QuJJt.
A special "Spirit cl Sunsca
pa11 lO,..n.
AJI proC.u from Ule IMMll F
to local acbooh' fioc 1111 pro-
snms and other charitiCI.
For more in.formation. phone
(310) 591-1642.
Orange Coat Weekend / llunday, May 7, 1892
• ... • . • • ' . • ~! ... • .. .. • ......
"We're bringing people together!"
1be Unforgettable Woman
Jealousy and Possessiveness
h ·Virginia Mullt'r
Je-.tk>t.L .. )' .1nJ fX~"<. .... ,l\C.'Ol°''-,U\.-. Ill<.'
WON of Jll h • .u.I lr.Ut:. 11'k.') .lre lhe • .. oun."C
of h.1d fl'\.•ltnjC'> an an) IMnSt th1n1< llll.·>
l.\fl kill the: hc:tUf\ of .. womJn Jnd ukc
.aw.A) from hcr Jll tht.· lint.· qu.tl1t1l" th.u
,fle h.1-. '><> cJn:fully woti..t..Y IO .l<.hk·' c
Jc.~.al<>ll')' L' u.l.u.llly .an MJ."'>d thmn~
..Ctt,.,ful <;iru.1111 n.-. It .,' .. , n;m.h .1 p.irt of
.1 n<l <ie U-c.."'{ c.. 't.'m
An AmcrK..ln girlfriend of mult! tn
fr.t.OCC tokJ Oll' ClO(' wr th:n ~he ha._ OC.'\t-r
hc..'\."n it..>aJow. iii <.Lty in her Life-. I ~a...,
fJ•1ona1c.-d to know ho\\ 'hi: had avokk.-d
the. ~c...iy fc.-'eltn~ for <,() Ion~ She l''<·
pl.11ned that <>n<.'t'. when ''le \\a,.., a
f hx'lklgcr and v.~.i, being pumshc..-d for
-.c.>mething and nude to 'll.ay home on .i
Saturday niwu. hC'r father c1me to hc..-r
room earl) in the t'\'Crun~ and said ·eet
dn~'Ct up I \\Jnt to wke )'OU ~tit:k
10 tc..-a h you .a lc.'a."'->l"I an hf"'._ We're gom~
10 a grov. n-up p.iny -
.ind nun\\ h.tt l.1lukl luH· IX'l'n .1 plC".l'-tnt
lllj.tht 'o" '"" l 1ha1 nd1t ulou ... ~ "<>
unnt'H'''-'f). ) l'I '><> prcd1<.t.1bk· I hppt.•
th.11 Ill 'nur lif1.· ynu don~ lx·conw 11nt.· ol
tht~ p.mcm pt.-oplt< \lw ".Ill hl.-<l 11 .111
h.tppcn 1u-.t .L, lwr t.11hc..-r h.tll -..11d, .md
rc:.ll11c..-d ho'' foolt'h 11 \\ ,l, 111 I'll' fl.•Jlma...
O..,hc.• \O\\t.'ll thcn th.II 'ht.· \\t>uld ncn·r l.111
into th.u ti'\( rc..'\.110!}'. pn.'\.11<. tJI >k· t r.tp
llx· o>ntcpt '' -.c.1 'tnipk II '' .111
,ulxon-.<1<>1.a.. envy of .mofhl'r J)l'l"'-on·-.
pcl\\Cr 0\1."f' u' to m.ikt.• u' ft.x•I h.u.l or
good. After aCt·e~in~ our pt>\\l.'rh:"nc''
O\'er thb .mcienl fl"t'ling 11 '' up to u'
whether or not we ,,~.ant 10 l.1U inio 11~
trap It a wom.rn ~Ito~-. th.II 'he L' not
fl.'3lou' of anyone in dlt" touch1t"' of
-.11u.1oon,, ht."f' male .m<l her f nt·n<l-. will be
unprt.~'iL>d t.-nough. to rt.".'>pt_"t.1 her Ion. "Ver
VtrRima M11/l~r
hwn.an .n.Jturc ~' .1ngcr. fc-.u or low It<,
origin' .tn: an cmy .md fl'".lt th.u ;in..,__. from
.l f t~ft~ of ~ 0\ Cl"JXJ\Wf\."li rc..'fl.'C.it."tJ,
ntglectc.'Cj <?' .d¥!ndonc.'<.I Jeak>lL'I JX'<>plc
CXpenerk.'\." .a c.krvastating fc.>eh~ oi
1n.'i4.'runfY, c..>:<.pt."<.-ully after thc..') h.a\c JU .. ..t
a<.tC'd on their ,ealousy. 1hc..j' an: hum1h
alee.I .Al l~ir unronuolled behavior and
fttl alone 1n lbe woritl with theu ch-
k'flUlla. When t~ people le.am to
control their ~luvior in ~uJ C.'fll(>-
tioNJ siluatJOn'l they are able to achk.."' e .1
wc:at ~ ol ~Ny. acromphshmc.-nt,
"'cl -.hi: dn.~'iC.'<.I up .and they went off It
was a cocktail party EtJVt.>n by one of his
fnendc;. After the.")' were there for awhile
he i.a:id, ·took around .1t all these couplo.
ll'k.>y look h<lppy now, but in a hnJe while
1~·11 scan to drink, ~ up a linle. and
. begin to flirt with each other. They'll au
leave 51lghcJy ,eak>us, hav(' a big fight with
their male lll the c:ar on the way home.
jl.".dOU')' ... , "° u.lit.'les..' to f em1niml)' A
pt.~n will :-tay with you only 1f you ~\ c
thl'm lhe fret."Ck>m to live :ind interJct ,,,,.,th
the n.""' of lhe world. •tf you le1w the
cage door open, the lion "111 nc..'Ver k-::ivc. -• •
V.f81ma is a credentiaktl mcdeimR
m.st"'ctor mul CO'!lmunu:.allo"s coach
Ht>r sem Ina rs focus 011 the q11al1he5 1ba1 set
a uoma" apartfrom tbecruuid. ~·
teaches the 1ecbmqr4'!Sfor acquirl'lJ.l lbt'St'
allrll:mtes-poise, polish, pm.-onal styk•.
mice-mid bot.1• 10 ht--r1efi1 from them > ·uu
ccm n>acb \. ''8"'ia on her n>ict>nui1/ ju,\/
call the 9CA?-m th&..' p11bl1caJ1m1 a11d \t'k'tt
DplKm 2. 1be11 0 1JJ •2~73
"""" lo rnpa,.,, lo "" 11411 ··s-~2
~fill. tnillylprttly. -• GaMli. Y OI lllould lll¥t sillllbar
......... bt~ST/
9dlrfion}.Ca1UMra.Oill ll.59
CHll511A.lil SWF. NM1 Olt·
dotn. ............. iw. .._ r dltN.. _,.,,.. life. Sed..s
SMWWM 29-40. liktnMs.Seal a..c.DtM
CAA1NG JEWISH WIDOW. 60.
wOllid lib IO llM. 111.p ..S dMrt
............. Badlc.IJ2'07
DIF <&5 MISSES KISSES. ......
pofCOf9. '•· lftmtj n11zq. ~.., ...... ~
C.-Mra.C.1112312
JEWISH WIDOW WOlld bb eo
........ bk 'MENSCH' 60 .. 67
=1'1111111 '' , ...... c.a
11Rfl)()f0AME.S7 MrlOO! DWF.
21. NS. cs .., 0.,. -.ie.
lllrlCllW. pecl<zld 11111. ~
SeeU -...e, ~ SW. NS
....... 26-•. c. ......... .
~ .............. ..
., t 1 ..... CINI-nm. Clll.._
P!tm.A TTlACTIVE.AC'TlVE. ........ ,..., . .., .... _ .............
.._..~--..I.Olis'-'.
Cllmt
U:.JO. ..U SIN .... ..._
--.~ .......... ....... i...-......
Cal 1•n
PlErrY. PETITE. MUSIC TEAOD.fl'/t tO.msapdr--• • .,.....Y IUlded. • ldir, 40-.S.S. IO llilM a JPllC:'ll hft '°"*'" <>r,.. COWi!)' Call 2030.
SWF, 19. ~. kwllllt, outp
.. -*Ybm.-....-icSM • loab ..... ,. Clllllidr
filllcnoa. Clll I )9J
LIGHT UP MY UR. IOO GUY1
~ ........... lo¥lla
.._ rc..k. Tell ST.~.
low IO ...... Sofl. llil. --la 6*. nwl. dlllC1' VOi ~
.... MUllliil.-. ·--. 1111. .s..s.s lAlls ..... c.ll 2611
ACTIVE.PETTTE.LADY, -~. lcMs~ ............ 111111
..... ..-!F\6non.C.ll
2"3.
BETTE MlDLEl ,.._.,, t.
~AM ....... ~· ................ --rttls ICMwaom. ,ood·M·
..-....... w .wtll .. ~ .............. ,.....,..
... ~ ......... pclllb\IC ..S .._ .. ~,., I.Olis._. CID
1957.
A lnAmvE. SEXY ILOMlE.
DWF, Ld ":t: i11D Cltlldl of ... Sc-. .. ~of_,,
U.. IO ............ ""'· I*. ~ ..... .....,-.....rc1 ......... .,..._ ...... w •• -..w. ............... ~.
~= ..... '°°"* 11 Cllll!t -.. C11 n"
OIJDa IOOCBS _..,... ..... ~ .......... ,__ .... SllCillJ ,_._,, ... ••:<."ill ,..,
DWF.O.Ol...._-.._. . _. .......... _ . .
JUST BECAUSE l 'M
8EAU11FU doc!in'1 mtan I don' ""°"' ........... Ill hft-~·
... wortina out. mmt.. ttMi ~ .., IDd JllllSIC1 I am in my
<40't (Id lO'sl. bklnde. 5-,·1120. I
Mlllld llU 10 111ttt a 47·.52 yr old
allCUllllly -fWWINl!y kClft _.._ irvw c~~
2 VIVACIOUS. ATT1lAC11VE
BLO!lillES. tld.llllf 2 bwnorolls
....._ i..b. llwtla..--
ac..,..a.dlllncn.fwl ~-Call
111.S
SEXY. INTELUGENT -T All.
SHAP£l. Y. htld 1111 m)' ~
~ )OllllC·~ 41. ont d111d
You· wl. sopll1J11C11M. 1tCOtn
ptnMd. warm. nnocioully open
SWM 3.5-4~ Loe& lac.II Call
19'7
YOUNG SO. BLONDE. 56/l?l.
teeU -0\l'S '°·~.IO at-py ,. ... ,.... udlliollll!ip
Com Mca. t.11 '"'
ll.ACk CHalSTlAllii SIJG..E.).l.
NIS. pRGy. Ill(~ 11\ ..........
t)'tl. ,. ScdJ tall <:'hntciM.
,..,.~--~ NIS .. l6 • 40 r.. c.11 tW
'Pl!OPLE SAY l'M ATTUC
TIVE.' I .... V~ac-. peaee.
S7/11Ml.b*JO.-......_DJF
1 .......... ,,., ...
kwlllil -40-'j willl a lllCld Min .... pd llimd. IM!t. Call 2A49
11.0NDE WIDOW, eo YOONG •
..... "9Wlt ........... -.t
............ ~ ..... C'lll not
5'9' A1TRACTIYE IU£EYfJ>. S9' aOIGi SW. M. ..,,_ --..: ................
llup llld ..... SetU ~.
adlbc. l'OlllellC. ainm. p.lt
-. NIS. for hlttimr l*Wf Co-
rona dd Ms. c.IJ 2426
lS ROMANCE DEAD! DWF. l I. s 1a11J.s. ~IOllll lnOl'll •/iOOd
fCnse ol bumor. hontst. J«Wt .t
iiamt •'IMS ID k.w LiU .,,U.
°'°"-.rs. ouD>on. •pmmc -~ oe bcactl. l.ocliq for DWM :\S-4 ~
•lsamt poe.. lnw Call 1.s<>s
SEXY. BUXOM. BRlJNETil:.
BIG BLUE EYES. DJf. '\j, IJUit
14) •.tWd. -10 CA fiolil C'lu· aco. tee:U SWM 30-0 yn to~
p)~---daacac. ..... olall~fwi·~
LlpN N1pd. Call l.S"
lNTELUOENT. A1TRAC'TIVE.
SWf. 19 • .ST/12' • .us SWM UI
20'1 _, a1 ... ~ UOQ nt r.. Fullrna Cell IQSl
PETITE. vtV ACIOUS. lmEJJ · GENT.re-,~.._.
Sectllt ... lflCW -IO Moe "'Y -for ... "at 41 IO ~ Mb-.. VICJO. Clll ml., '
A11'lAC'TlVE f\ILL.FlGlru.D MAMA 8EAl IMI' lOO .._ s.is
--...1111.dllt lld ...,_
WM JJ.«l.S... Olly.,.,_,
Call mo
LOVE 1000U'. SWF. NS.~/ .... ...., . .__ ......
s.ts WM. NS. ncr.. 4()..jO' .. ~-...C.b,,.......
iw.eup wut11 'o ~ c.11 l6Cll.
l'M NOT nE WOMAN If ltED
cir•put-... 111111, ... ..... °"' ........ ,.. ...... ... b.Ja 1 pf I 1'SW, flW.
ll. ST. t' t tL M11J _.... __..., .. _.all'll'· .,.. C..91 ttli,
PRETTY. VIVACIOUS. pla)ful.
llf\.tllllll'Olb, tdliclled. frmuunr.
1ov1111 lad)'. -Y ll*"C5IS. ms
~. lltrldlYC 111111. 4)·S8 Lon& Btacb. Call 2461
llllSH LASS, SWf • .SV/40. xri;s
SlllCa't. hontst. down IO eanh. lllll,
37-SO. WM 10 Wit k'l\t. lilt &
'-Ills I.d's talk and com,_ in-
lltmU. Callrll~COlllll)' CID
22&3
SOUL\IA TES, A TT1lACT1'H
BLl'E·EYEDbnwat. \H'?/111,
llllldl«1laa!J) CllnOllS.. ClllOOOUll)
ah\ot. phytally ICIJVe. bdler A9'
~ pmcMI pori. .-,nt) lnda1m11tolhtimar.~SWM
10 4~ •1dl 511111llr qi.ai!DtS In lllt
Call usa
f\JN-LOVLl\iG, Cl.ASSY LADY.
NIS. 40+. ma~ sue l'Caflil...., 4.S-S.S for fnem
shlpr'td11101A1p ~1'00 ~
NI 200'.\
ATTltAC'TIVE. SY,.'f, \S, LO
HAJRJGRN EYES. 108t EllJO~
laltcl*r. OOll•cnallm. lhr CJllll:loor\. ~ pcrfonnma ans. hahan f°"'1
Sect posd>~. ~ '°"'' profe-sional SWM. :!9-IO, I« fnmib111j\
h111 Md p:>Ulblt romanct c 11611
Mesa. Call tn4
PROff..SSK>'AL A TillAC"TI\ E.
CHEElftl.S\\CF sv "·~' lllldl~ albJctJ.: -"lft "''\t, 'I • w. ~ furun-\~lrnnnt 1~-call
111<.0
A mtAC"TIVE. PROFESSK)' M
ADVENT1.~0t·s.11hlmutllllllll
tx, SWF, mm '11/S, ~ l7"8
m11111o1tll wn1lat allnMO T1N1n
Randi. Call m
ATTllACTJ\E. BllE·E\£0
At
......
IE!IJ #ID••. lt's•..,•l-N ............ ,.a lrmd.,._.
19-tllll ,W --ID--. aide artlllie ... _ ....................... ., ..
811. Ywcm_•...,••--•* one.-..C11....-..,..m1 • II tll
ODe alilUe. five a II*..,..,. ID wllll JOU
.,..IOMf.Yaucmmat»,... Y•wt.1
you .. lb ... ._.., pDllbal .. 811 k11e1e-.••-.•--••-moa
how f9'I ma bl•+ _, u.e Os '1 n fol a
Ni'llllra11t tseditielillliklt.
J. Oii our 1> I 1,· •,.., ~ ama
..,._.., w1 .mes Oft n 111 die .mn menu.
Wbm,au~ .... far-p 'iedthead
~ wllib IO 1apood IO, implj' Slllr lbe four
_. "Cal. number &om ........ ,all don't &ft
•~me ftnt time. rhe ..-. • ..-, '°
don'l .... upf.MoMldw»id r •Wll~a
~ ...... '°" can lm¥e. • r e¥erl w
-ba¥c not ~ m:mded .. ,._ ~ haYe left
~ m r . you an~ I .S le«lCOrd W
yqa cboalr. You cm dlCll fJJ IO die ,_ ad you .,..ID...._...
5. OrJQU an ...... ......_..._ "*9e .ta
d-ar~ln• 11 ......... ,_
.-i oss r 4 1he mw1M ., dill lie
1 (900) "'17-13Y7 .. ,,. .... <<"A• ...... ~ ...... _,.._ .... .;~ .... ,..,. .. ......,..,,._did,,, ... .,.._.,,.
Women
Seeking
Men
Sf
Single Female
SM
Single Mole
D Divorc.d
0
Goy
L
lesbian
J
Jewisb
A
Ast0n
I Bloc~
H
Htif>Onic
w
Whn.
N/D
No Drugs
N/I ~ef
H!DrWI
NoM>rlnUr
BLONDE.6'1'.DWF.NIS.•O. one·
min •oman, looking for oat·
•omlll -· You an dn:ss mr up and llkc:me 111ywhmfromscqwncd
C>Cllllll p-ns ID boolS ltld ]QAS
Look111g for QJble. sdf-confldenl.
6)'+ acuve gendcmao.38·SO. µLL
~ ~olleyball. llJO)'ies, bis
HunonglOll Bexh CllJ 2069.
EBO~ GRADUATE STUDENT.
23. Sl'/118 SedJ SM 2J. )(), 5~
or llllCT EnJOYS blues. ,.,-i. itqi,er.
llU, bf..::11 LoQg Beach. Call 129-t
A lTRACTlVE SWF. NIS.H /11.S. "° depmdt'nu. !ittks ar~~e
SWM. NIS. •2-5.S. nlCdy bw'lltaf·
fCChOnlle.dsrea.'-*51. llllltll~
• financ11lly seturt. "'ho tllJOY'
trnel, II\, movies. good convcna-
uonmdquiet umt 1rvn. Call 2214
PREITY. BRJGITT SAF. 33. ~•I
117. pm(c:ulOllll. Sttb SWM pn>-
f~\IOlllJ. JJ..40, ~er S' I0'/16.S. I gj,
lwlchonw alld Und. I"''"' Call
186l
GORGEOUS BRUNE1TE SWF
38, ~. 5 .S , !")'dloloslSI 'led.>
bandfomc, ~VI. UC11lnf. ft
Oft, rn .t fun SWM ""/51rmg Ovu
uan values fOJ enpylhk lnll mean
1111.fuJ l'dallon.slup. NIS HlllltlllJ· 'Ion Beach. Call 1691
HEAL ntY WEAL lltY WISE"'
At1r'llt1l~ Newpai1 8Qdl
\OCWly ICU~ SW lady. clasna rdbts. NS. ms j()t6()'s pkman
of amwnpl1ftnmt. ~. ID·
tcgnty and rtnana11 llCCW!ty IO joy.
fullykmlndy llllr'C diete B~
YEARS' Let's h&lll up our
bva .• ~fl Newpon 8ad'I
CallllSl
EXTREMELY A Tl'RACTIVE
LOOKlNO R>lt SAME. Oauy.
can111. shy SWF Jftts SWM. N/S.
26-ll. ~llllnal\'t, pro(euionll.
Slat*. Mutt wn bk! lr·
""" Call I JI.
S'J'OPI YOU CAN MEET OWF,
49. HIS. eduaeed. llnttivc Call tf
you ft OWM. N/S, 4.S+, ICIClft,
fl,.,.~ ICftllll~ Wldl pJ \<ti·
ua NcwpM 8ftcll Call 210 I
SEA&OtlNG R>lt SOULMA1"
... -.ctrft., ..... .nee.-, llriltil. r..y, fil. SJF. NIS, .cl, ~
~..a. ..... -..olk.
... good l'Clm'Cl'Sllioa. Secblc ;:s-~--::~
PERSIAN WANTED htirr.
SHW. 22. IOCb Sit. pll)fll Pa·
$ia. U+ IO•• --llL CllJO) 'tlfe.. ...... 8t:ldl. Cal IOll.
LOVABLE 1&. SEEX.S ll·lj, r..
lo¥illc. Id~ • e -
-tlllk for~ Of powal* rdatioMIMp H..a.p. 'ltd. c.n 13.SJ
BEAUTIFUL. BRU UTE
TEXAS LADY. :l2. S'5. •Vllld l&t
10 mm I 1111. good-loot.Jn' pte.
man •Ith 111tt cyo IOd a Cnc:d>'
muk. Nc:Y.-port Baa.. Clll 1992.
YOUTHFVU. Y MAruR.E OWF,
prtu.e, quahcy. Seds lllldhp, s WM. fit. tnm. financially lllt'lft.
pro(essMINI 62 + Ncwpon 8t:ldl.
Call 2796
SWFDESlRES HANDSOME.FIT
SBM under 40. fin .SV. J9. fit,
aubumlblK. gOfgcOlas. 11nctrt.
Tusun, (,all IMS
VERY ClASSY LADY'. 42. .._
wt. blondr. sm.s pokr1&lll hfe
penner. v.eallhy. for spci.ll'D'OllS
Clllnnl e-mts.. 6+, 45~. Nn.>·
pon &ldl Call 2163.
PRETTY. PETITE. PROf'ES.
SIONAL. OJF. NIS. 46. warm af.
f«ll<lnalt. ~ En,oys lheouidoor\,spom..~i.p..
"''· lhcalc:r and lflllCh mote. ~. lllC I baa friead.. ~'Cf IOd bfe
par1llCf 1tttlh ll!llllar ~
MISSIOll Vw:p Call 2126.
DJF. Cl..ASSY. VIVACIOUS. pe-
urc 111101ney. R°"*1uc IOd II" ...
Scd.m& MIQll't ~-DJM. ot()-49 ll>llh kids. nditJonal VIiia
for mtll!IQCfid rdlllonihip. lrJlat can 2179.
SWF. NIS. LOOKING FOR A
TRULY NICE MAN • 31.J9
All dx negociable.. I 11n ~'die
dTon. hvdlr. Call 1618
SWP, s···· AMPLE BUT m. N/S.
al.JOYS iimpk life equally• lloqle.
II concms, lllU'itllms and the d!e-
llt'f Sects ¥<>+/-. non~
ICddy bar San J-~.
Call 2118.
WTNSOME. WTITY, IT. T1UM
BLONDE BEAUTY iCC:kJ mlecd aentlmwl 45+ IO lhft n10¥1c1,
muse•m•. meandenn1s inrcr·
spmed •ilh bup 11111 humor Ir·
\Ult Call 2182.
ROMANTIC' RESPONSIVE'
RADWm DJF des&n:s hlndlalne
S'I0'+.1111tlhp SJM. NIS. J.S-4S '°' CilllMllaed ~e ad· ·~ Mlllll bt ndl in iw..v
ptiSIOlllR 111 mind. I 1•111 "ilh open _, l"'int Call 2220
WANTED SM. N/S, NID. SJ.63 """° W1llU IO be ~. tpOi\cd. ~cd encl~ To apply, ~-•erm.carin&.JO+ owt:. NIS. N/D wt1o loYes lift, pee>pe
encl lqld'ully )'Oil. r.-~ c.ir
2612
OVER4'7 VERYPR81TY.SUM
.ST.DWF.~.Y'*t~
Wtl. lftltlJ«t. llf«tton. ~
lOl\'lhip. l..ol-e listw-lfl&. con-c:m:s. i.ovies. ~ Bnact.. Batlts encl ,_ lllilllme ....,.,
all F'llWIC:ialy .-Flllllly on-
alled. Expect .-e. ""-· Call 2048.
ATTRACTIVE BRU~6TTB
SWF. NIS. 34. 1MtC. f-.y, wwm
paDll!tfY, ..-.lowt ........ for~ "' tpeC'ial NSM. for io.· IMtina ~ lrvlftc CAii
1919
IN'T'El..lJG£NT OWf. S6. ~
peaplt. ..... i.o. lrftd. JGW·
ind diftncft. SftlJ ...--IO
Wft .......... '-:ti Call
2'02.
PRETTY. PASSJONA'TE. l'tl(). FF.SSIONAl... )9, S"l'/9.5 • ._
......_ H/S,1) C'lall-CI IDlll al
--·far Newpan .... Call 1901
l'AASTIT ALl..'-A11edWpy
"11Ja All·Ammc• good k>oll ....... r...a.lly . ~)'
!eCM-Art )OI -tiaie"' l'tmtt
• 80 dlddml. no bt.11$ or
mmadlrJ.. 6 •• hlll !wad ol ....
.S eo IS' CGftD dd Ms CIM
16&3
CARl!'iG. ATTRACTIVE
Bt..Olli'DE. 4'YS. tDJOrS ip01U. ~·
to. bndlr • "• lllUll-Scds gmdmla J9.t ror r • .t aim-~ In-!* c.11 ?2.S~
A"-. IT SEEKS 3S-40 CffRIS. TIAN AM/WM filmtially _..
flftly~for~~
s;ibk INfnlS'. Ofqc Co.fty
Call Im
BLOND • A lTRACTIVE • Pft(). FESSJONAL • NSWF IO Wft Ille
fwl linla .... S()..fJO ~. ~SWM. J"'ine. Call 2916.
fsWF. ATBACTIVE. 32. t«lJ
30t.sh PY for tnc.dlllip IOd maytlt
more. r\<e 1.ttJc1 • ~ kit ... 4 yan. lllll mi qllllle ll'UYe.1
auoY lnwl-c. Sf!Ol'I. ~ llldlr)llCltW~ Myl)ll)-.1 ~ doll'! J'°P mef If~
don'I Aop yOI&. COllaCI mt lrvint
Call 17l0.
LETSCONNECr SWFN/S,.S.S/
llS. -.di ~eel 0 , ICllwe af
fecdon.-e. briCk. fay. m.111.fac-
c:ted. kM "'°""' c:Wdreil. fna.lda.. Imel. 1eM1S. ......... )'. bq·
d#llo"'*'tpelftS..S._!YOO•
-o1111e 111bcwe. ST+, lllld a wry
~-·,.....,Call 22.llO.
SAF, «llSH. S'1JSl.Di1El-.c·
ll\<C, profQ&ionll •UNll. ~
,..,... ,, )OI ~old fMblolled
~WI)'~ a yOMCt ·
,_ llld noc ~fl'lh. I vrdl -.""'
all calls Im.. Call 222A
FORM£R COU..EOB QUEEN.
OJF. HIS. 1ocUc for ho~
4S+, IO C!llfO)' hfle'1 ~ ~
• tmd. ~ tr-. llld m.ctl
-lnine Call 2066
PflE'ITY BU>NOE. SlJC'CEU.
FUL. ~ ihlpely, IClblt., .... rnorous. youlMil 4J. ~ei giJ.
~ Ollldoon.. (9111 •• fneedt
or dli-.r forrwo • 1117 lnwie llCWnc.
..,er7yr.oldtllll SefaWM,N/
s. 37-.50 • ..., -~ 11111 ..... ~p.oftwwltl!Ctaland
·~ .......... in• <:all 2341
26. SWF. HIS. c.v.ATIVE. .,.,_
...... ~f-'!y"lftlllded
E'.nJOYi~.~mov
ift, r6°/t IOI. ~_.,wt,
1011WbC. lleall9I oo.t!Clltl SM
Nnpon Bed Call I IOI
WF. HIS. 8LONDllS9',44, SEN smVF........._.,..IO_,..
Loot.1111 for .. ill '-ly-on·
ftld.-io._ ........
cm a..~ Call212t
_.,I 0 4 IMs.c.11171L -· S..... ...... _.. ...... ..... ,,~ .. , 'i ti;
FUN. llt.IGHT, 41. 57115'1. a -,.._ c.11 2'16. .......................
... lflD • .... Sells M. F' h•UarCOfl• • ,._,. .......................
~,. a..-.... <=--
2205.
..... Oill l 111
VERY SELECTIVE. VERY
PtlETl"Y,MICIC'Witlaed. ~7.lnm,
blondt.. Sttb so p11111. ~rmcd.
.,...... •Ill) pblal "'~
h:fu 11111'1)'~ 11'• Call
2749,
DWF. N/S, , EDUCATED. Olll
doon ...... .e. o1 ....
Scd.i l..trcid.,.. tad)' form.
bOnlbip. IO thlr'f lllOMIDlft batnJ.
...... ~ ..... Cltacti
•111b.. sood food ..t m)wnc&
Irvine. C'all 1816
LETS GET SERIOUS. SV. i:. ~
7/13SI , 9, ~ Y(l')
JftftY S«b SWM. NJS. 6'+ • ...._
llllldl\t, J.S-43. ktllC "' llwnol 511111 Ana.. Call I .s9°k
ATTllA<.'TIVE DBf. 'O .
SHAPELY, nicW'lbk ,_.. ..
Wstdlmed.pdlMrtlillt.lall lltG or •hilt. NIS _. lor ow
plCW "'* 11' mt Ca&! 1167
A TTRAC11VF..l'tlOFF.SSIONAl.
SJF. NIS. n .5'?/tOll W.ud
~ t.lgll. ldlletlCID) tll•
tliocd. Qllwall l•ft Ullllt
ontllled. tp«lll .... ~
ncr.lS-4.S forr.. ~"':Ill#· ~ lrltlod. aa't . ., ca..
tppOMllCllU tr-ft C'.U 1111.s
EDUCATED, LIBERAL ~tr· ~ hoftN.. IJWJ-. 17, Mt&lr
IOOtll\. Sed• Of!m. my·goi.ns.
SWM, l6+ .... pcnuaill)' rur
fnaldlltip. ~ llld .......
Ollldrat ~ ~-('alJ "" SwP, NIS. SS, . CUSSY. ~
.... ~EJ\1t/ a..cai .. w ., 6'2'+. f0.45. ~ °"• ..... Cldllt-.I. .....__
COl ...... ~plflllllf. Mt~ VrtJO C'all 2117
fllt£1TY~M..DWF. N/S.4' ..... _......., kl¥e ........................ ......................
C.•Mliiol.trntl ....... T...-Call 1)92.
TALI. (S'IO'), SLf.NOBI
llONDE, )I, SWP, HIS. ~ OllelklOI av ... _. ..,._ .._ ... _....._ ___ ..
SW. MIS, 31 ·1' "'-.. Call .,.,.
ATTlACTIVE HON!Y
aotlll.•.DWF.Noe..-
....... t ._., ....
TAU. (S'll') SWP. 19, 0UTCJ0. INO....,,~ .........
.. Secls~l~2'.fl>' ,., "I -C)· ,.... Cll
COMMITMENT OIWnD> ~.~•'J f L
S«U ... ...., ..... ~
w..e .... ,.,., COlllln. " .. SUM Jo.Ml. I~ Call 1614
PETITE ASIAN CA.StEU
WOMAN ... I .... ol ll>Od
k'oolJ. ....... ~ Md I
IOllCtl al cim .. dlerm .... ~
~ ...... ~..-. .. 1ortwnmh....-~· ..._.,, • SO+ So.di la) can
~\7
OOOOWOMAN LOOKINCl Fat
AOOOOMAN ~ci.,
Oef', n. S 2/12'e ~SM
1~ ~-•) ~ fanil) OMlled. t..iolllt••....--... -~-•--•a.d)' ~ llactl; Call 1997
ATTOCTIVE. SENSUOUS.
SHAPELY. 11111.r...,.. bbldf.
SWP S.. IMCll¥C.. ...._ rl·
lor.'l1t11111t SIM. ~2. 5'9' .-.
•lllDemfO)tlflU~ ~. ..... ~ ............
fOOll~tttllMla-.-. ....
pMr °' ..,.tr'l 0.... ~ Cal lltl
ATBA~£Slf. l6. ~ ' . ..,.._
..... ~ Secbpd-
lool.11&. ................ saw.
J7+, N/S. SICJ•, for 6 f'; •
COliMMlW~ LA .......
Call 17.i
A ln.AC11V£. R.IU. flGUUI>
Slf, S7/110f. 41, ..._, Cft11.
'O)' lollrtfy lllQ ~ IO .. ~ S«UNIS. .......
C-.S. ..... SWM.•.•~· f*ltlJPL ... -.i ,_.., W •
-AMllrm. Cal 2l51.
LATlNLADY.3'.rJ ........... . .w.,..~-~ for~ I xvttr .. tlf'*-~.r-illy-
&-..aiy--. Cftllf. lillM -o/"-tw .. llt ..... IO_..I rabl) o...rc.,_,. c.a •666.
'BALDWIN .m&S' I.DOK·
AUK£ WANTf.D! CAAK. w.a-
i..Daiet).DI*--..~
.,... .... ., .... ~.28· c.. ..... Qlll.57
WHAT A MIX! ....,...on
.....AnelihnlCllllp! Se.\)
SWF. J'S~. diet hetr and ::--... ,. u.:e: ~ ......... --Palm Sfiriip:s.l.ii;s1pd~
... 1111• ILOI ._ S-pU)tng. ._,. or drip. lt«lll -...n
..,., .......... (fllllecs and
----·~ ~Veley Cell 1749
SENsmvE ASIAN F'EMAU Lowa,......,.. ~lti, lrl\d ............ ._..,
0... CCMCy C'lll 25%
Slf. (l7, Sl/1191) SED:L'C.r
PROFESSIONAL SWM, """" ~ ... _ •lllllOUI of life hll
~ ~ b) c.nlk'l1~ ---··•alol'l•lltar..h StnoMt...-nml) ..... lk.a.11 NI 1'62
HAD rr M£ 1ro. C'ralUind,
...... ..., ~IOrnlXlll 1'4 ~ ........ Miitttt\lml ~--, .. So.dtrm trtO-t,
Body 11111ge •ho•' po1c:n111I
Lifatylt ~ ho•T'n =·~~lhrt7 ~ Calll~I
.5'9 ATiltAnl\'f.BLl.L l:\ll> ~~ BLOND£ SWf. '~ Eai1•n
...... ~ lft. --.. ~ ..., ...... W,i-.:,~-1111
-*w.~',°'"llft~
-. HIS. b lt"-t '*""" fo. ,_.,..._ C.U1•?fl
PHYSICAJ.LY Fil 'At-~ \
..... ..ti• -tLoClllO)•dl&.
......... ...-..-. II" •• _.,..._ s.ea-
~COllllf).C'all ?Ill
CAN YOU HA!'llDl.f A ti I 'I
I 6()1, llattl ")ft. \\, .arat11 \ f
-~}i-.... T. (\~J.•
C. ... i.iMldf •lllllW II -'-• .~a ~ o...aat_ CM! If\\~
OlJTGOtNO. "-.A Yfll AT
TIACT1VE WF ........ . ..,.~ ...... -~ SeitilwWM.& •
.... ............ [)y,.
..... Call~
f\.'U.-F10Ull0 8lU .. 1NETTE. ""Y~MSf l..oobllft'<f
SM .. --.o.-,~
Ollnl Cll IMO
.. • • t • I I I • t • f ~ • 1 • t t \ f( r t' o ~ •
--::.r-'--...--4.-.,~
lETllfDW'IDOW'Ea ......
e4' --~fllfnwl.9
...... m1111t Sal .... Cal4Sjd
lt.M.1l flW..E.. 41, Ww •a aaod
---,.. ..... )'Oii • '°°° -.11 ; •lld.N 41'9
IDUCATID PIOfl!SSIONAL
SW.f/71115 ............. ................... •SWP..,., e 11 ,....
---I ,, lrrilt.C..
t •I
fU NY OOl aMET SIM. .at>. 6 "'?.
~ ....... .., .. ~ .......
_, fillll)' .... Y U.. lcadl..C..U
4231
Sectllil ~ y-.Wy lCMS.
~-~-~~;cm """"-------------eaa •1 r1 --. )'Oll'U ..... )1)11 did' Com Mesa. Clll 4224.
HA!ltl>SO'E. CUTE. SWM. 29. S7
1/2/ISO. NIS. ~~ You~
lltrllCll\ c. ~c cMdoon. boa-a.
cto. 11totan!\.Cosu~CallJO11.
SW\t 6'0'/180. TE.\°!';1S. 111:\.. sti-
1111. SCICl.W. scds llealdl) ~
i111p. no~~ bumorous. lds pby
hk ll\lllC Call ll75
Hll\40RO\JS. HAPP"t.. HASO-
SOME. SWM. SO, ~ 1 l'/170. "i/S.
5«ts bu ,om bcuy 13-SO f 0t mcan-
inp ul reb1100'lh1p C)~' Call
490~
ATI'RACTl \ E WITH A."-A Tii·
LE11C Ptn SIQUE. SWM. N/S·D.
8 S Ot~rec Dedicated to ettm~/
hullh) di(i 10 nwnwn f111'1h'I. Ora.,
plt~urc from lllO\ in. pla) ~ ron-
n-ru.. 'lpOfl'I. and mu..h "'°" Re·
'fl'l'1lull) ~lin, a SWF ~IS-0.
llJ v.ho I• fil. IDIClllfClll. -1 \tr)
p!t(I) f," lo\ e. l'Oll\llll."C, r(i11u1111
mmt ll'mt Call ''II~
()U).f ASKION£D. SL"°'SlTIVE..
ADVf>m;'IOUS M 0-'M. S7, 11.--..-. ...... !ftll
........... "' s.. All&
c..I '•
C\JTE Gi..Nl l.S. tO\ld lool1111
SWM. 29. ~ ."'°' 41all11t. .tty ......... ..._,...,..,
To rnpo#ld to
tbeulldat:.a
1 (900)
407-4377
{bUled"' $1.49
per ""1alte)
or see
butructlou
011page2
Men
Seeking
Women
Sl11gleLife
~~
coll
(310)
592-6040
for~
or a.ssisUlltc~
Sf Single Female
SM ,
Single Mole
D
0.-..orced
0
Goy
L lesboon
,..
:., .
4
.,..\
To respond to
these ads call
1 (900)
407-4377
{bllled at $1.49
permhrute)
or see
lnsfnlctlons
onpage2
Men
Seeking
Women
Scding bnglll. klllCllC. bClluuful SF
~1-29 ~'"'-Call 3341.
CAlllOUCPHYSIC'lAN,35,SAM
.5'9'/14.S. likts psydlology. lfllrlhlll·
II)'. 111t Seeks fle\a·l1llrflrd. \IUll
Z(}.290inS1U111.0nlngcCOlllll}'. Call
\733
S'W\1 '6. 6'/170. Ill( w.hcdc11a11 .
Seel~ bnj!ht. 111r14'11vc. opn·
m10drd. canng. •lender, ICllH
"'om:an Tu '1111 Call l.S92.
WM ~. WRITER. DARK Hll·
\-tOR. amu-.tment paib. romantlC
ad\enturo1i.. )ttU I ·30. llll'llCIJ\C
\lun lady Italian. H1'11*'IC • dart
~ dmr mr lllllS1 ll't'W Call
WO~.
'EWPORT BEACH BUM. SWM.
ro....JS. 'llD.TI.C.6'2/200,LSC·BS~.
\1KTGJPR/RE. !l«Ls ccn1f11bly
\Ille. 'iClllHbi1SCfOU> tadl biondt
10 dn>c oa.ry RcfmnctS. Ntvo pon
Bcac11 call •sa
HA1'DSOM£. TALL. STABLE..
BM. ~mc professional~ lcn-
lb 0C SF fOf ~"c 11111t1Wt rtb-
1100}!)1p To late llun!C). Racial
~kground urumporum. lnuic.
Call 1nl
LIKE DISNEYLAND" U,..~ btq
CWC\sccf? Fond of \llMCL\? Im
Kc-111 COWltr Of Ptt W« Hmnla.
S«U!J ~mare .Z0.30 SWF 11·
vme C.ll 1307
SEl..F.COVfAlNED. SIX FOOT
ARTIST (SWMI Shlrpauoa 'OClll
slJlls. IF 30. Poslb•C lllmidr lhal
fun "eipllinlblt Ind an be teamed.
T 9lllln Call 3M2.
ATTRACTIVE. YOONG.Pk0f£S.
SIONAL. SWM. flllllllC1llly' sccurc.
-ti llll'llttl\'C WF for po11sib6c rct.
tionshlp. ltvane. Call 3892. .
SWJM. NIS. 34. SV SEE.XS lN·
TELLIGENT. aurac:uve. since~
complNoa for ~ ~
rtllnoftslup. En.JOYS ~. con-
vmarion. music Let's Ill S...
Ana. Call lSlS.
BEAUllFUL WOMAN INSIDE
AND<XTT. w.-d by SWM. Qns..
11111. NJS. 37, for lelllllS. bad!. ski-
ing, tnvcl, w11h1n hoocst. f•n.
healdty. commmed rtlllicmhip. Ir·
..
Vlllt. Call 3794.
AV All..ABLE AND A TTRACTIVI!
DWM, 47. TeadlaiAlldlOf. Sects
SW/HF. lllldtr S'6', EMOTION·
All Y HE.AL 1lfY Ishim feelings!.
aff«tionlle. p1Jyf11I, SflOl1lllXOllS.
lllbn•lo\'Cr. bn&hl-NJS. -ror nh'afltS commitmenl. )0..4j. Cer·
l1tO!>. Call 4) 12.
PILOTIBUSUii'ESSOWNER. aanc·
ri\-c DWM. 67 /185. (poh1e $111Dka).
Scd.t"J, rall. slim. llUICIM, 1111elh·
fC"' WF ~forcoowmuon.dill-
1111-COll'lpllllOllSlllp. & trlvtl I likt bnd&t. ~ ~ics.. duung Oii,
and hoc rubs. lrvmt. Call 4042
BOYISH 4S, 6"/ll!S. adUtuc. fllMy,
IOll\mllC MIOml'y v;tio enpys ftl!M.
mu)lt;, theall'C. games Ind spons
would la c io meet a f11. \ft) attnc·
u,·e and very tllldliJClll ~1 SF
w.1dl I sc-tJt lft hn C)~. Nc"lJM
Bach. C'lll +tll3
STUDMUFRN/BADBOY .• 25.6'1'/
l7S SWM. Wealthy. ~.Ith·
ldlC l.oYC dlnt!lll, IXIQ&. pllt) lllg.
lm.'llfll. T11..,11n. Call J.164
RICH. HEALTHY. ATTRACTIVE
SH.'1. 37. medium build. 11oould I~
10 mce1 d<l•n 10 ean!I pl1 for lllll·
-~· HuntJllSIOIBeadL Call 3883.
rMTiiEON6!SWM,Z6,S'IO'/ISS.
abo\'e ~ looLi. phyiall) IC•
u~e. advtnrurous. ~-nundcd
l\ecd "-c:nl& lid)> for 111 lmtsl
rcl111011sbip. ~Jcb OI(. CC>Ma Meg.
Call 3370.
BIG TIME BODY. SBM. 2l Tall
dart. cw. SeckiQa WOlllM CJ( Illy
nite (or fW\. Or.,e. Call 3318.
MAlURE. ATTRACTIVE SWM,
S7{14S,llfciaiow. E..-boro
-~ lleetslftG)'. llllCDC.la-beled. pdile. ............ lpllC1ll
i.ty forC..~ 1110¥1t1..,.U.
1nvd..-..Ncwponae:...Ca11
4071.
FUJ'i PROFESSIONAL. SWM. NI
S. 39. ST/160, ~ ""'°· ~. AIWttic. ..,.,. comm--. i.-. vaned i...a.s. SedJ
SWF. NI&. for -., fnaly. lr-
VlllC. Call 1631.
dllm. ............... pll)fW.
aii..tlll. poub\'C, .... edeax
IMCmlS. r.. a.ca. OilJ )947.
TIRED OF DA TING? Mt IDO' SM.
29, S'6'. blolld. blllrJpn. lool.-g b ...,. := Allltw . ..,. .uw C...•a-n-r.
wonlukcalt c-. Ma.a.~ 1312.
YOU AND I w *"'-.Did._.,.
ligcm.lllWe.• 'f•la-
ian. &!Joy life. ......... ..... ..... __.......,, ..... ....
oc. I• D..,.._ 47; fi°/166. lilowe. .,... 0. Nm. Cll 4051.
FOllMElt ElfROPEAN MOOEl. .a....-i----··--· -. hM. Lowa ..-r, llh
lllO'ri5. dow9t. ..-11111 lllDoonl.
Wri ~ Clll! '"-. Cll )411
tt6PERn. ltOMNmC. SIM. )6.
6'1'/17Sf, profeutoUI, ~b
I n.,,...,... • .... mow-. ..c.. ....... ~ im.. Clllll4.
MEDICAL STUDENT. 2A. lllllrtir
SIM w.s.--.-...N.1
SJF 1~2S for dote. <Ollfoilll* l't'-
llbilllltlip. bv•. ~ 3442.
SWMNS 21.()TfllS. BLUE EYES,
col ................. .
SC-. llWmc. ~ .. .
llOll6. lllmonM IetUI& ta.It. .. ~
llh<'IM, tt•)' SV.'Fli!S lrux. ~all
3340
SWM lb. l.OOKl-..0 FOil 24-34
*om1 "hu hkts IV JO pWei. let
... 11~ "'4lq1 ~-Call
3104.
AU»i£. lt!JAJH' SWM. . 62.
$T/160I.-~-Sec:Upar.
SWF.~~.wl6•..-.t•11. uu. booU. ,._ bcldl., diltalrc..
~qmera.s.T--. Call 4719.
KANl*>ME. "8Y ~
RJ1. WM. 31. ldearw, COllfidal&. ,...,., w... Wl)'-.....9")'.
r..1a.JO.sWF•....i.,....,.t .... s.. AllL C.. 3191,
~:U.6'/llOt .....
............ CllA'l ..... lnll'd.. ans.---. ..... S.S..
...aneSWF.(lS.ln Irv• Call
3903
'\JUAH£. SUCCESSF\ll llJT.
ISH AOVENTU1£1. S2 llftkt ,..,... .....,., Nllllll .....
c_,....• .... -1111r• VlllllllD°'·~---·
4211.
SINCBf..HONtiST.<RN.SWM .
NIS. '3. ti~. 5llli SF. Nl5. 21-32
tor~rA1 ,., n-.
C.il )691,
SWM. ._ ~1'. OPf.N. tD-"EST.
..-.~MTillll. ... l ••' DWM.CHIUSTIAN. NJS.A;ST~ .. S... ...... •MQ.. ~
,.,. ~ lilll lonttJ, .... • -~ Stias-..,·eiadllt ._ fwl.--owm 1AaUt. ,._ 1-*. Ina. C••1•1
t« ~11. '°'"'"'' p110 .,.r TIN!a. Call 41J()I ST AIU. Sfn:aE. '6. DYr\4
GE..'lin.t.MA'lil 't Y.AlW ..
lfl/150. -~~ C9llk. ... .
ft ~-tl.ft¥d. .. ....
Scd' TlJ'4 lllMC flml) OK ~led rall 41CM
WHITE MA1.f... ?t, 1m IC,.,_.,
.... ..,~ cldfoai.
ol lift s...&.,. (llft\tNllOll.,
..... ·~-Cal \)~
AU. AMERIC' A."-' LOOU W/ 8Ki
tF..UT..a ·--It SW. s. 'ft.6 1.llllllalr; ....... pio--..... ,_,.,,,'«wt ~ ---.. -..r. 'f'0"'.1.-. ..t.I
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f\lOVIES
'Whtte Sands' gets buried in own plgt
By Todd ffendl
S..-• .......
G ivcn the plot convolutions of
contemporary thrillers, "White
Sands" is still a doozy. Jn (act,
there arc so many double and
triple crosses in "White's"
duplitious Southwestern sun-bake,
that viewers will be wondering just who was on
whose side IQng after it's over. In trying to pile
on its array of human sidewinders, the film
merely ends up outslicking itself.
The premise by director Roger Donaldson
and wnter Daniel Pyne ("P1cifac Heights") is
actually rather intriguing. When a dead man is
found in a N.cw Mexico desert nut to 1
suitcase: containing $500,000, investipting
sheriff Ray Dolezal (Willem Dafoe) is skeptical
of'the suicide verdict. Despite advice from his
wife and coroner crony to drop the case, Ray is
determined to follow his hunch: tha t someone's
still waiting for the money, doesn't lcnow the
guy is dead and may not even know what he
looks like.
Posing as the man, Ray traces the lead to an
enigmatic gun-runner (Mickey Rourke) and a
possible femme fatale (Elizabeth Mastrantonio)
who might be wotking both sides of the law.
The film definitely has its pluses. The
opening shot of the hcli~ter circling the body,
and cinematographer Peter Menzies Jr. 's
lensing of the hot. dusty Southwest k>cales
quickly come to mind. Where "White" goes
wrong is in its glut of villainous secondary
characten: there arc so many rogue FBVClA
agents that you really start to rcsc:nt the film's
manipulative panache. •
In spite o( some rea.sonllbly snappy dialogue
and acting, even the performances i.eem
marked by a general thespic c.a idity. Maybe al'~
from seeing Willem Dafoe in too many
messianic hero parts. but J never for a moment
fe lt Ray was ever over his head. He's so
straight-ar:row, simon-pure, that the dangerous
romance angle with Mastranto nio never gets
going. The climactic implausibility involving
Rourke's kiss-o(f is also disappointing given
thriller showdowns: Why would such a
calculating operator suddenly opt to walk into a
deserted building without suspecting a trap.
In the end, ''White Sands" just plays too fast
and loose and gets lost in its own over-done
plot mechanics.
Rating on 1-10 scale, 10 being best: 5
At a theater near you By rodd f1'ench
Rated:R
I n. Maly: Gftf'ftf'I ~ (aot>bins),
an cmblttted yourtS mc7M
~ ftnds .. job thratencd
by the an1vll of ambitious rMll
exec. To add to hls gcnall
peranole c:NU .. ~
studio posltb\ GltfPi't ~ •
series of ttwutmn9 post cwds
from an anon)4'nOUS wttta' he hed
put elf arter. '"'°' GltfPi't ftnlly
coufronts the suspei::ted ~
he~ .. pn>blcms ere
just begll1•19 ...
TM Sc:ioopc 'Mdcr t.llGa'I • cOfl"OINdr tunorous lldrtcM
swipe 0( upcnsa, ''The ~·
Is IRMr1'lbly aobat Mrnen's
bat pk yet. C°"***'S the best
dcmaltl of the drecto(s
~·i111ltc1oll doc»dr8mll
("Nllfwt11, .. "M•A •s•H"), wttl'I
• ~ d9ed-on tatpt by
Mk:ttlll Toldn ~ on NI own
ntWCI), the mcMc paflK:tly
capUa ... do9 at«>! lone of
b Tlnldtown rNllcu. IDbblrll Is •
stanc:f.cM .... ~""" conccmed wlt'I c:sea'
lmpcrllMs thin c:onsdcnce,
wf* the bcw d,........ ...
(~tram lurt ~to
.Mil lobcrtl) .,. the flm •
9ftMdn9 ~· Ful of ~ lroNc twtlb, '°The
~· is. nut far dMphla.
The Score: 7
City" Jay .
Rated: PG-13
The Score: 5
I ,_..f'G.llt SU I. 10 IS > ... ._.fl!ISIS 130.td
J ~tit• I IS 10-30
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Rat~d:G
The 5'oryi The fairy Inhabitants of
an ~ coastal rain fOttSt
l\gt1t to protect their home
against c:affous ~ and e
tOICic, pMlordlaf creattn cakd
Hex>cus.
The Scoop: It might not ~ the
scope of "la Miw:f. ables"
scorins of "Beauty and the
Bust," but as fer as animated
rTMkals 90; "FemGuly" Is
c:atainty
~
pleas#tg
and topical
fare. The
~and
8erbk
simpicjty
of the
Tlnlclabel
haane
and tunln
ha'O
occ:mlonelty dctnlct from the lush
beck~.,., but ~·s
mcft tt\af'I mou;, to melat up
for It .Staling the Polltk.aly
Conut~lhow from al the ten1ftc
be and faune • ltobir'I ._...¥Diced a.tty Koda, e
bfaln..fried bit whose radar hes
been pcmwnallty ~ thenks
to labofllet)' apeftiicnts. Al In
al, • good lesson to be lamed.
The Score: 6
Rated:R
n.c SWS: Michael 0oug1as,
Sharon Stone '
The S4ory: Troubled,
denger·lc:Mng S.f. cop Nick
Curran (Douglas) plays_ a deadty
cat.and--mouse same wtth ~
murder suspect catherfne T~ll
(Stone). A Grace Kdty Ice-blonde
with a ftalr for smart-bomb ~
~ c.athatM's a fabulously
wultt1y writer of crime ~
whose recent book perallets the
ke pkX killing of her fonnet rock
'n' rokt boyfriend. The book
P'~ the~ alibi: ""'°
would crate a fiction tt\8t 'WOUid "'* the writer an invnedate
susp«t7 Since Hide is GtMated
by the pat as much as Cather·
lne's bod, he~~ to
the wtnd eYal wMn she ~ -
Nm tM subjectornu next book.
• Scoap: ,, )OU just sd aside
a1 the sn~-rdase
coutruwnr and ~ ~
)Q.l're left wtth Is a ten1ftc. *ek
and rkttog gracX·A ptAp thriller
~ st)'le and Uce to bum.
Trtdcied <M with al·systems-90
'90s eroddsm and violence, the '*" btJlldoza )OU with Its srut
leads, pmduction desigrl and
direction. The combo of ~risk
g.wnesl1111 aship and hady
t.lldatow ts ~ re6el 1ttess
and compdli 19 from start to ftn.
tsh. St.one's pafonnence hes "In
stant stardom'' wnttal ... al/a It
The Score: I
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From 7
French, r~me pi.ans and music historian,
plays 'M>l'kS by Scott Joplin, Jelly-Roll Mor·
gan and con1emporary ra_gt~me composers
at 7 p.m. ~urd<1y. Adm!SS'On: SJ adults,
S 1 50 ctuldren.
• Pbyers 18100 Voo K.Jrman Ave., Irvine,
660-9215 '.'Mambo Km~" Brazilian jazz
presented Saturdays 6-9 p m.
• Randell's 3 Huttoo Centre Drive, Santa
Ana 556-7700 jazz vocalrst Melanie Tay-
lor tonight. The Pasquale Carlucci Quartet
plays Sunday afternoons. The John Davis
Quartet plays T ~y nights utJO ~
with Latmum on Wedncsaay nighcs. No
C'Olll'r/m1n1mum
•Rusty Pelic.An 2735 W Coast Hwy .•
Newport Beach, 642-3431. Allen Moret11ni
appea~ through Saturday and Wednescb)'5
at 8 30 p m fack Brand pla)'5 Su~)'5 at 3 pm. •
Center Ave., HunlJ~ Bead\, 895-8020.
The "Gargoyle Lounp," feaituring · incb-
trial and alternative dance music, Is held
from 9:30 p.m.-2 a.m. Thursdays. Admis-
sion: $4.
• ~llCIRc Symphony Otchettra at Orltlp
County Penorming Arts Unter, 600 Town
c.enter OrM, C.osu MeY, 556-ARTS or
740-2000. Paul Anica heirdlines the 1991·
'92 Pop Serie$ 4"0neert Friday-Saturday at 8 .
p.m. Tdc.ets: S28-S-47. • C>cnft hdlc Siftgte s.lors 646-4005.
•Pbyers 181~Voo Kar~~Ave., lrvi~, ~~:~I ~rt>ea>e'i'nd~
660-9215. Deejays pby music ro, danong hour '
Friday-Saturday nights. ICaraolce olfered ·
Wednesday nights. •Open lrid&e 650-2320. Played Wednesdays at 1 p.m. ln C.osu Mew.. In-•Stag Lounge 14S E. 19th St, C.osu ~rmediate to advanct'd players 45 plus
Mesa, 631 -9813. Cuitari1Clsinset Peter Admmion· S2 '
Wickersham plllys folk, countJy and oldies · ·
at 8 p.m. Thursdays. Louie Mcweno pt.ys • ltoMllnce Md Adwent.re for N-S SA.
8:30 p.m.-1 :30 a.m. Friday-Saturdays. .. a.b at Tibbies Music Hall ThRler, 'l64 7 M.KAtthur BIYd., Newport Bead\,
•Studio C.arfe -l&lbcwl 100 5. Main St.. 642-8580. This dub fof non-smc*i'll sinp
Balboa. 675-7760. Hammerhead Blue Pfokssion.lls meea T~ at 6:30 p.m.
plays rod< and blue 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Thun-Cost: S20 (includes sit~n dlllner~
day and Mondays and 2-6 p.m Sundays.
The Boomen rock 8 p.m.-midmght Sun-
days.
• Wl!Wrlront Hilton West t:out O ub
21100 P.lcific Coast Hwy., Hunt. gton
• Y.E.S. CYounJ &«lllM SiMln) Net-
WOftl 3388 Nina's N~. 'Via lido,
Newport Bt-ac:h 7 44-1 Ooo On Friday; a
Pirty Debut wi1( be held from 7:30 pm. to
12:30 a.m Adm$lon. S15 .lt the door,
• Studio ufe -~!boa 100 s Main St., Balboa, 675-7760. Hammerhead Blue
plays 9 p m.-1 a m Thunday and Mondays
and 2-6 pm. Sundays Melvin Davis Quat·
tel plays 9 p m.· 1 am Fridays jeff Kashi·
wa Quartet plays 9 p m • 1 a.m. Saturdays.
Brady Siegel plays ia.u 'l pm 1 .i.m Tues-
da)"> Paul Ktlt'bl(h Tno pl.lys 9 pm.· 1 .----------------------------!
d m Wf'dn~dY'
• Studio ufe -Corona del MM 3 20 I
f C0.1st ttwy , Corona del Mar, 67S·757S ----------------------~--.
Jt>{f Gonzale<> him~ hr. \aX 8 30 p m ·
1 2 30 a m Saturd.iv-> .ind ~ 10 11 30 p m
'>und.iy dnd T u<"dJV'>
Pop, Rock & Country
• Att.i Coiftt W.trehouse & Roasling Co.
506 I ht '>t Nt'\\>'port Beach, 675-0233.
High on (.1,m plJys Bl~-g·~ at 8,30 p.m. •
r roday Ouk1m.in1.i performs Celtic mustC
.11 8 p m '\.iturda~ Tom Mcl.un plays das·
\ll, JX!p ~ 10 pm Sund.iy re.1tured poet
Robt'~ Pt-rt>~ JOOO\ loll... rod. m~1C1an John
"-'kt'W on Wt-dn1~ldy .it 8 p m Altern.ltrve
"XI.. I roe; '>hnnl..ong ViolCll{e pl.tys a t 8. 30
p m .\l\J~ 14 Adm1s.s1<m Free
•Ancient Mariner, 2607 W Coast High-
w.ty, N~ Beach. 646-0201 t-tam-
merhead BIUt> pla)" rod. and blues at 8·45 p.m r rodJy·Saturddys
•Barb.co. 331 l W Pac1fte Coast High·
way, Newport Beach &46-6090 MICNel
I ~ mtematoonal darxe bear !Ounds Pfe·
wntt>d Wedn~~ B p m midnight.
• Thf Blarney Stone 11 lb l Edongt-r Ave ..
Fnuntaon Valk-y 775 <)<)87 Switch plays
ukll( ... 9 p m r rid.I)') Satur~
• Thf Biik' Bttt Ult 107 21 §t Place,
Newpor1 Be.Kh, 67 5· 2 338. Nick Pyzow
~rforms ton1gh1 .ii 9 p m
• ltue ~ 1907 Harbof Blvd., Costa
Mes.I, 646-S776 C.B. Smith e>bv5 folk rod tonight. Sunny Dalton plays· fol\c rodt Fri-
day I( c Heyttn petbms ~ rod
Saturday CRvicl Bums e>bv5 orwnaJ tn&ttu-
ment.lls Su~y. "KUCI ,M Night" Moo·
day includes several diYenifll'd Derformen, ~ ~ pbys KIOUStic fcA Tl.lf'9day.
CO Cusonoo ~folk rode Wednesda'f. Showtimes. ton 8-11 p.m.; 9 p.m.-mtdn~t Fllday5-rcbys; ind 8-11 p.m.
Su~y-Wednesday. Admission: Free.
• <AM>'• htt.lurant 2241 w. Coist
Hwy., NflwP.Ott Beactl, 631-1381 . Jimmy
Hopp« Pffbms 8:30, 9:30 and 10:30
p.m. Wednes<hy-Saturdays. Admillion:
Free .
• Aw fftt Too 114 S Newport Center
Oriw, Newpoft ~ 640-.S2SO. Karen Gaftln~ llnd ~ Hall return Slt-urdays from 7:30-11 :30 p.m.
• H.vbcw 5"tpt"t Pm:byterilln Churd\ cl
the ~Nnt. FaltView 11 Adams, C'*3
MeY, 897-0S87 or 964-3383. Sint1C1'S ll'ld
da!K'ef'S ~ fof female group cF all .,
and size Who perlorm Mryttllng from
pap to rock. Me«inp .t 1 p.m. ewry
Tuaday M ~ adckea. The group will
alto perlorm It your special ~.
..... MetWll:" ~ 4SOO ~
&Mf .• ~ &sdl, 476-2001 "Braa6-~!7 ~"~~~:;u:=: ~ held lit 1 Upecilil lnfll'f show), II And
9:45 p.m. fridi)'L U ~ dwgt>, two
dnnl minimum pet ~
•OW W.W C.... lntlur11nt 7S61
• JOIN US FOR
MOTHER'S DAY
--, )M Presenting Our Annual
'~~Grand Champagne
Buffet
Sunday, "'1ay 10th, 11 :30am-2:30pm
Seafood Rangoon Cheese Puffs • Wok Fried Slvimp • BBQ
Porlc W/ An~tte •Golden Pan Fried Dumplircs •Oven
Baked Hooey Spare Ribs • u lifom ia Ea Rolls • Paper
Wrapped Chidccn • Alaska King Crab Meat Sui Mei • Shrimp
Toast • Pickled Vegetables • Crab Claw & Shrimp Cockta il •
Marinated Cucmber •Scallops Pana Salad• BBQCllicken
Salad • Rumak i • Oven BBQ Duck
Aromatic Shrimp • Lemon Clliclcen • Sliced Beef With
Asparagus • Sauteed Sliced Fish In Black Bean Sauce •
Seafood Omlett A La Szcchwan •Combination Vcaccablcs •
H~ Special low Mein • Yq Chow Fried Rice
$13.95 Adult/$7.95 (12 & Under)
An DARIO Geurmet
Since 1977
Reservations Highly Recommended
10 Or-. iCoeet W~ I ~. M•Y. 7r 1982
S12 1n ...,.._
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II a...tie lrown'1 on lmdt ~
~ e.d\. 997-9S71. A nw.-OcJd..ri.Fridly pMy wll be held • s p.m.. Fnct.y far .... 45 ..t CMr.
SPRING 'MEALS
&DEALS
SUNDAY
BRUNCH n.y..., 10.lpl
etM EITEllAlllOO•
FllSfafrul,
Sobls, (Dienes,
Wallelot
RaastUby,
Roost Beef' HotEnhes ~$9.95
Kits $4.95
SUNSET
DINNER
~-,,..
Omsefm:
lanonehden
~Fao
Fish of '8 Day ,...
m..sidlle: ••Sabi &dart
S8.9S
g:
Celelrate Mother's Day
with the
BARN STEAK HOUSE
Dinner served fran 3:00pm
[)nnerMxt1&i~~~3a>pm
a1 a p.m. ~ June 20. wllh Sund.iv
INtinees ~ 1 f and 24 and June 7 a1 ~
p m. Tdets: S7 and S9
• Ntwpaet ~ Ms CMllH 2501
Cfllf OrM, ~ ~~. 631-0288 ~ ~ ol "C.at on a Hot Tin
Roof,' 1~ Will~m5· dnma or grefd
ind ~I frustration, J>bY' Thursday-
Sil!urdly at 8 p tn. and Sund.y at 2·JO
p.m Tdets Sl O
m. Saturdly at 2:30 and 8 p.m. and
at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. rdets. s s 2. On the Second Stage: The 'MWid
t~ al ~ Rueff's "Hosc>Gltty . " rt. ADfY Of a midwe5t 1Nnuf~r-
1ng ~ny setting up a hospiul•ty wite
1n a WtC:hlU hotel to atch new bi.tsines
-but thew plans F awry -continues through ~ 24. Showtimes: Tuesday-
Fnday 8:30 p .m., Saturday at 3 and 8:30
p.m.; and SOnday at 3 and 8 p.m. r~
S22-S31.
Ma.lheNe~lwt.~wm. 1
500 ~ • Newport BeKtl, 8S4-
4500. offen spedal ~ pacbees for A DESIGlllRD hotel pmts -wttich includes a ~room
Stlft, "Mumm'~ the wont· and a ttwe-
mune dinner at the Mezuntne ind break-DRIVER fast at Windows -at S149 per couple. •ow Wottd Gefwqn ·lftUurmt 7561 MAI I
Center A'Je . Huntington Be~, 826-4730. ES SENSE "Ena>re," an audiencr parti~bOn ~· •
tery d1nnet is pt~fd at 7 p.m Sat·
urdays. Adm!SSQl· S-48 •annF County uazitt 16892 Bolsa
Oua St., Suite 202, Huntington Be.Kh, •
840. 1406 "The W1Urd cl Orange,'' a
comedy revue spooling lift' in Orange
County, clo5cs S..turd.ly at 8 p m at the
S..nta. AN Cultural Center, I 15 E S.inta
Ana Blvd • Santa An.l. Ticl.ct.s S 12 • S I 6
"T C.IJOrange," speci.ll Fnd.iy n1gtits cl
.1ll·1mpt011 shOws, pr'f'Soented •t 8 p.m May
1 5 29, June 12, 26 and July 3 1n the Pa·
cifte Symphony 8u11d1ng. 11 5 £ Slnt.1 Ana
BIYd .. S..nr.a Ana Tidceu sa.s 10 "Ahhh
•Wa~Off inMldw~y ~OUH 1058 First Santa Ana, 547·8997. "R.lm ,.-------~-----..___ __________ _
Some Fi No El~nts." Y Yort.'s alter·
Those Loungt' Swingm' OuBoti SISlers,'
an or1gmal musal comedy i'<UJtfd tn Qr.
.inge County, is pr~ted al 8 p m May
23. 30 and June 6, t J 111 the ~mphony
butld1ng ltekeG S1 S·S18
nate pu>j«1ion cl life after a global catas-
trophe, rs pti:senled Frida~ arid Saturd.lys
at 8 p m. and closes with a Sunday mad-~ at 2 p m May 17 The show features
two tre.tmen~. one set 1n 1992 and the
other set 1n 2050, which are ptesiented on
altt'rnating weekends Ttdcets: S11 50.S15
Dinner theater
• ~ &. Mai-&o's Mu~r Mystery at CCott's St-afood Viii & Bar, 3300 Bnstol
St • Cost.l Mesa, (21 3) 466-1 .. 67 ~It·
youM!f whodunit. where .teton pose ~
dinner gUPSU. ~nted 8 p rn S..tu~
Crrfll1r1fl# C.lsifle ~1•1
(?~ ll~-'kJiNwt<j
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ad,p~p~
South Coast Plaza, Co~ta Mesa (71 4) 540-3840
• OrMtge County reriorming Am Un.
ttt 600 Town Center Dr COWi Mesa,
4~4-4233. ~IVil ol ·~ ~ B•rdie," the
story cl a schem.ng managt'r pb)<fd by
Tommy Tune ashing in on the ~~al
created when a rodt stat is dr.lfted into the
Army C1t('a 1960, ~ns Tl.ll"Jd.ly and <.00•
t1nues th1c:>ugh .\'\oly 1"' .it 8 p.m and May
16-17 112 pm Trlcts S21 ·S44
• Le Meridietl Hot~ 4 500 MacAtthur
Bl\"CI . I"<~ Be.lch 476-2001 ''Brl),j(f.
""a , My w.., ' a i.mo~ of musal
theater, m.l_p;, comedy and Sf>"C'alty ac:ts.
is held at • l!opl'Cial d1nnt'r showl, 8 and i-------
9 •45 pm Fndays. Sl cover c.ha~. two ......------------------------.
•South C-St ·~ 655 Town Cen
ter Drr.-e, ~ 1'.Wsl, 957·40B On the
Main Stagt' Closing ~n1<1ncts ol
Bound.lry Watl!f'S. • tfit. world Jl'f'm~rt' ol
Barb.tra Field'~ ~oty about a soent1foc ~
tl'C.'.lt gone ha)"A-trt', tonight and frtday ilt 8
dnnl. minimum per pt'l'5C.ltl
• Muunine Rut<lur.ant 19800
MacArthur Blvd.. Irvin~. 9SS-CLUE
"Mum m's the Word." a m~1c,tl comedy
Jnd m}"'lery. IS pr~ntl'd Frid•)> at 8 p m
and S.turd.I>'\ at 7 pm· Acfml)Sion• S4 2 to
~\l~~M:
Huntir-Jgton Beach
'&--
RESTAURANT
. Complimentary Corsages for Moms!
Live Music and Magic Performed at Table-Side.
Carved Boron o f Beef & Ham Station. on outstanding omelette. crepe
and waffle bar. W1de selection of fresh salads. on array of international
txeokfost and lunch spectalties. assorted frurts and relishes. huge
selection of fresh seafood and our irresistible dessert table.
And of course, frn-flowlng champegncl
$14.tl Acllillll .... ~ Senior ...... O.l dra • ICldl under 5 at frnl
t.• . . . . -. t~ ~: .,. -.' · i,.·. . 1'. vl ·, .... f.,..,_ ,,.,,,· . w .
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Family Portraits by 10 AM -2:30 PM
VI-Con
Provided
FREEi
(714) 191-0113 Ext. 3100
Reservations Suggested
~ '\\oMo9 ~N\:
7667 Center Ave., HuntingtOn Beach, a 92647 Huntington Beach e )ult • thl 405 •• llldt ... 9nlr ~s ..... from Dilneyllnd & Knotts! e
•
Mom de~rve ~ the be t!
\Ve plan on giving her just that
o n unday, f\,1ay 10, 1992.
Fabulous Champa!,me Brunch Buffet in
our Grand Ballroon1
ll:OOam to 4:00pn1
$17.95 Adults
$12.95 Seniors
$9.95 Childre n under 12
Fresh flowers for all Mom's!
For Reservations, please call
833-0570
®Newport
4545 Mac.Arthur Blvd.
Newport Beach, 92660
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Best Bet
The Orange Coast College
Singers conclude their
concert season with a
perlormance f eatunng works
by George Frederick Handel
and Johann Sebastian Bach
at 8 p m Saturday 1n occ· s
Robert B Moore Theater
The 35-member ensemble
will be under the Paton of
Richard Raub (pictured). who
has IWlce directed the Los
Angeles Bach Festival Call
432 5880 1or add1t1onal
1nformatron
Come
From3
number one record.' "
Anb's movie themes for "At·
lantic Cty" and "No Way Out"
have ~ equally u di¥ene.
"You know. a lot of my auys (in
the band) know • lot ol the ...,. in
the IJIDpbony," enthused Anb.
"Their homes arc around COiia
Mesa. It's aoin& to be map:al."
of MOM...._~ llmcm-
dllClll ... -ball ...... tMI in-
dudea Ma Steiner'• tbeme . from
.. Gone Wilb lbe Wind." '"Daacin&
In tbe o.n... a.. -n.e Bud
w .... • Aaraa Cop1Md'1 '"Hoe-
dowa" flam .. Rodeo" ad ... ..,.
,..,... bJ a., macer Kart
Wcrteatiea pcrfonaia& CJould•s
••Tap Daacia1 Coacc.rto. ••
c:mecr at .. '-............... widl
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el J. Fm, IDd Radolpla N....,,e¥.
TicbCI tor lbe neat ,.. flam
GS IO S47 wt _, be pa t 1Dd
ac nc C.catcr bm omce. .., Tick-
etMaaecr lcJc:adm, or bJ ,...,_ at
740-2000. ShMleaa IDd teaior lil:t-eu. priced .a Ill eadl, •padas
oa .vai1ability 1UJ be IOld one
1ITtiS:-1;p;;;i;;~ctinii~~fvit;,
From3 David Antboay, DOt to mention While .. Evita.. ii cenaialy no
presidential ambitions. the intdcate dloreosraplly ol stra.agcr to Orange c.ouncy audi-
Only two otbeT roles in the Marie de la Palme and Roy Fit-cnc:a, Ferzacca's Golden West
show arc defined, and both are xll Tbe buae c:borul. employed production poama t.be P"'icM>
performed imprcssi\!Cly. Calvin in IDOlt of the amical m•mhcn, and power tbat abould effectively
C.olter excels as the Araeatinan ~ •: .. -=-=· ~;! erase all otbcn from memo1y. troubadour who in.itiatea Eva•s ,.._._ Perfonnanca continue tonigbt
rise to power, while Diw WUb =.. .. :: ~· ~ "= throuab Saturday at 8 p.m. and
renders a soulfuJ picture of futil-act finale, .. A New Arpntina," Sunday at 3 p.m. in tbe main
ity as Peron's mistress, whom Eva tbe moll pullo-quickenina cboraJ OWe theater in Huntiqton
de=ent support comes from =·::.. ~ =-~-·pr! ==-~ 89S-&37S for ticket
musical duector Nick DcGreF-.--------~----------------~~~--~--~ rio and the owe orcbestta
under the baton of producer
IPICIAL llOtm'I DAT
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Banquet Room Overlooking Newp:>rt Bay
Reservcmons Avo1Jab/(t 1030 am a I pm
at
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IPICIA.L llOTBD'i DAI DiiiiiD
3 pm to 11 pm
DmmGI IOOll IVllD&I MVllC1I !Llli{•mLB 7 am to 2:45 pm
400 Main,. lalboa ... 'nftla .671 4611
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SPECIAL
SUNDAY
MAY 10TH
11AM-10PM
~ e, Gino's Elpuded ~ena
• Esdtins New Pasta Dishes • Kar.-Smidaj A MHClliJ Ntpt
• Early Diner Spttials • We StUI Have Yem Old P.....ttea, Tool! .
Mll'Piott sunes welkmld is a. IQYstery
By ........
ca:.i • ..., .
UPPBR NEWPORT BAY -Ii
you waDI to SCI r11ay from it all
without Fttilta away from it all -
complete with spectacular view,
nice tcnnmodatioos. good food
and hilarious cntcna.inmcnt -
Marrion Suites Newport Beach has
a mysteriously peat dc•I going.
In conjunction ~th the nearby
Mezzanine Restaurant in Irvine,
the Suites offers a special Mystery
Weekend Pacb&c which includes a
iwo-room suite, a acrump1ious
lhree-coune chicken dinner at the
Mezzanine, the restaurant's
"Mumm'• the Word" musical·
comcdy-myaery show and break·
fa t the DC.II morning at the Suites'
own Windows rcstauranL And
maad ICfVice, to boot.
Tbc tab: an unbeatable $ J 49 per
couple.
The nipt my wife and J went.
-.c bad a little emergency. ~ms
'Ill,~ .... -..
ANAHEIM -'The JOOd folks a1 0-..., ._. Qmc up with a way to br!dll ..... of time belWCCG tbe
tail iad of llM riDl'"'l!tic ND of
their ....... led~
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Mzt I.._ cm wteo.
Bal. of ODmll, lbere'a a catt:b:
You .... ID ID to their Iheme part.., .. it.
Db .,. ..... Vicleopo'.is is DOW
=::,-:.~azm
~ ... ...,, dae show ii
free Wkll . .-t .........
dten.~=~ • .;:.• t ... = wb a biL
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.... .... 11!1-r ~ dalrical ....... (-~ ==::~arJ..'i._ ~-•re·...,.... r:.·:c. ~.=:~-\. ...... boab..todm
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la i.e.. tbi llllow *"lid keep .... ,.. peMed .... -...,.....
our babysitter got her dates mixed up. and we were left holding the
diaper bag. No problemo, thanks to
the Suites, as the folks there got us
in touch with All Hearts Nanny
Service. While lhe wife and I went
off and played, the service's owner,
Ramona Bruce, came to our suite
herself and made sure the kiddies
hitd djnner, stayed entertained and
were put to bed. The cost was $9
an hour for a mfoimum of four
hours.
of course, .was tbe mystery, which
involved a gangster who got
bumped off by a member of the
cast of shady characters, who all
have more motives than roorats.
There's just enough singing and
dancing along the way to try to
throw you off the trail of the mur·
dcrer. In the end, audience mem-
ben get to guess who done it.
Our tummies full and our minds
entertained, we took a little drive
aloog the coast and Back Bay
Road (had to eat up some of the
Own~ and the eerie, moonlit
view, whicb was just as magnificent
as that rendered carUer in lhc
cvenjng by the sinking afternoon
sun.
kids, they were just as entertained
as we were. lo fact. they said
they'd gladly trade a mght of Nin·
tendo and "Full House" for ~
Suites' pool and Ramona's elevator
rides. ·
Now if we could just talk Mar·
rion into extending the maid scr·
vice lo our home while we're en·
joying the accommodations ...
For more information on the ..
With lhat taken care of, we
c:ould peacefully enjoy a nice night
out on the town. On Friday and
Saturday nights, the Mezzanine, lo-
cated on the bottom floor of ooc of
two skysct-apers located at 19800
Mac.Arthur Blvd., is converted into
a "20s-stylc, New York speakeasy.
All the hostesses. waiters and bar·
lenders arc actually actors in the
show, and the meal's courses serve
as intermissions to each act.
babysitter's four-hour minimum, ..-------------------------
What I liked about the Mystery
Weekend Package was the fact that
we could enjoy fine food, a good
show and some time away from
home without having to overload
the car and driving for hours on
end with a crumpled map between
my legs. And even though we origi-
nally hadn't planned to take the
Mystery Weekend Pacbge 11t the
Marriott Suites Newport Beach,
500 Bayview Circle, call 854-4500.
after all) before beading back to
More important than the food,
the Suites. where the kids were
tucked snugly in their bed in the
main room. After seeing Ramona
off, we could h&\'C taken in "The
Last Boy Scout" or one of the skin
flicks on the cabjc-equippcd 1V in
our separate bedroom. But we in·
stead opted to get some hesb air
on the terrace while enjoying
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Entertainment
Featuring
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join Us For
Dinner or
relax in our
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1576 Newport Blvd.
Dav In Our Romantic Cdor tli C111Je~. ..........
Luncheon Served
Monday·Friday 11 :30am-2:30pm
featuring
Homestylc Cooking & Daily Specials
~
Dinner Served
MOJ\day-Saturday from 5:30pm
STEAKS • SEAFOOD • COCKTAILS
1695 Irvine Ave • Costa Mesa • 646 .. 7944
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MOM'S EAT
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When acoompanied by
another meal of
equal or greater
value
Mother's Day
May, 10th, 1992
,
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Wllo.... __ ... <Wilr' L---------------~-----CoSta ...... 845-8560
. ,
Dl~Jlf ,[;
M y father was older
than my Mom, and
stricter. too; he
didn't put up with
that Play With The
Food -Ron Around The Table
stuff. I was rarely allowed to eat
with my parents and was regularly :~~~:":;_~~ ::·~~~~~d :~:~:; A real Mother's Day gift: food kids will devour ~~ ~rer"~1
the meat o ff the bone, never eat · DI Mmlda's, .ad otba tastes 11
crusts -stuff like that. Eclo ot Japea, Macl>-aN'a, MllCM Mlllld-.,
Mom and Dad went out 10 dinner every week, and, Gela't MedltnTUall and Cradtt Chllra• For
eventually. my manners were considered appropriate dessert, Haapll Du I~ C..... is on the lower level.
e nough that I could join them. It's perfect justice that Great variety for cvcry age and palate . Thcre'a a foun-
" J have ended up as a reviewer of restaurants -al· tain to watch, as it rises and falls in a magical manner
though I've regressed some: picking up drumsticks just over the balcony.
without a twinge of conscience, sopping up sauce with F.-cr's MarMt at t.M AlrWm IS inside, DOC as ta·
bread like a true citizen of the world or 8-year-old kid sual, with lou o( working people and busy sboppcrs
and now. I LOVE crusts. trying to capcurc a ~ble -but if your child really
Parents are more laid back these loves baked pocatoc.s, Tiie r....co Cart is a vegetable
, days and today's kids have it made 1dvcnrure offering a sceminJ)y infinite variety of top-
with places like Ruby's. The one on pinp for $3.99.
the Balboa Pier ge ts big votes with e.llwl•kk'• out on Culver Dnvc in Irvine i~ ~ry-
the younger set, while parents seem thjng 1 IUd could k for -video games. ball ('Tawl. a
to like Ruby's Jaguar Diner on water how fcaruring those tvo'll lovable char ccen,
Coast Highway. because of easy ac· Rocky and Bullw1nklc There i a bJlloon machine -
cess and parking. The kidc; like the the place is a madhouse mc:i.nt for tbc Nintendo ~l.
pier bette r because. well , its Come to think of at, maybe BultwankJes IS .i Nintc:odo
THERE and they can see the fish· set! Rumor h.is 1t that they abo serve food -paua is
Marla
Bird
ermcn, check out the catch, and the name of 1hc: game here, followed by more plu.a.
hear the splash of the waves. The O~n daily Phone 6Sl-80b4 ThC're's al410 a Hull·
sand nC\t 10 Ruby's has a great wmklc' runily Fun • Food on ~bgnolia StlUth o{
w.mg c;et anc.J bar!> to climb the 405 Freeway in F~ll.lntain Valle). Cill il-41-637~. Restaurant
.Criti c On the uthcr hand. Rub)\ Jaguar, M I Ca a, th~ hugely sucet ful M .can re: tau·
JccoratcJ with ..i ~tuffcJ tiger an a r. nt, has.hccn feeding fanuhc:,. for the p.t t
k1J-!.11cd Jagu.1r. anJ fc'>ttxrnec.J with w yeJrs on 17th Street an C~ta Mc . Re ••
rnuh1 l.'ol11rcc.J halloon~. ic, !!rcat for Momc; wnh ch1l· sonable rncc , •ooJ food and tolerant management
dn:n .ind h.1he'> in arm'>. Ruby\ has a m.1g1c lure in that 1 acc.u tomcd to the noise, manage'\ to introduce
1hc m1111.1ture convert1hk car. called Ruby~.foh1lc' -the younger -.ct to the finer po1ntS of dule tcllcoos:
.1 temhc presentation that -.cems 10 bcmu~ little tamales and qi~ but unttl they arc ready for that.
1mc' in to 1.:atmg. A mu11·hccf or turkey hurgcr, corn children can order a pl tc JcsiJDlcd ror the unJcr-12
Jog. peanut butter and Jelly. min a-hot dog or gn ll ed set, with a choice of taco. cbeete enchilada or ;,i •
c:hcc~ \dnc.lw1ch with fries and soft d rink are served broiled hamburger patty with a 51dc of beans and rice.
in the KubyMo b1le Im $2.99. $2.SO.
Girl' like to take the cars home for their Barbie 7 Mcxican food i,) i great buy for a big family -but
c.Joll.,, .ind boy~ take theirs home to crush m true please, be :n generous as you can wilh the tip and if
1unk-pilc f..i~h1on. A Rubyf'nsbce holds all the same your small fry have been parucularly meuy, try to
glX>d1e., -and it's a class act, real Frisbee and all fo r leave something for the bu~. too. Incidentally,
SJ.99 i..,.,_,._ there is one totally separate area for 1dulu at M j
Ruby's doe!.n't miss a track he re -there arc minia· Kyte Christe n sen, 7, sister ~di Christemen, S, and T~ Lobdell, Casa _ it's called the bar. Open daily. Phone 64S-
ture ice-cream c.ones to give away aft er meals, perfect 3, enjoy lunches out of RubyMobila at Ruby's J~r Diner. 7676.
for small hanc.Js, and sure to be de· r.==--__:====~~==;;;;:::;===~========-,,r--=======c:=====-:=::::".=-:-::;=::::::---vourcd before the cone·~ contents
drip in the car.
The re arc whole chains devoted
to helping small fry run around the
table and avoid eating as long as
possible. Places like Cbudl E.~
Cheese, where video games, rides,
skid ball, mechanical singing and
dancing characters arc the lure,
and food is a necessary evil Par-
e nts arc inclined toward aspirin
when they dine in places Lile
Chuck E. Cheese, but lhe place is
a blast for children.
Plan on pizza here -that's what
they do. There arc Chuck E.
C heese outlets located in Garden
Grove. El Toro and Huntington
Beach, and a branch is opening on
Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa
this summer. Phone 891-4391.
The Stu.la is bot with that
broad array of buffet goodies; aJJ
those choices to make is a chance
for a It.id to be his or her own boss
-but defutitcly for folks seven o r
. m o re. Buffets give parenu a
chance to eat what they like, take a
little extra fruit salad and cottage
cheese, and let tho dlildrcn be. ,~
Edie'• DhN.r', on Cout Highway
in Corona del Mar, sec.ms to have
found a spcclal placo in lbc hearts
of children wim Che Ump&est de-
vice: Bubble Oum. At the end of
CELEBRATING 25 YEARS IN
NEWPORT BEACH · .
A fixture on NaNport l!aY for a q~ ~. Vila1'1oVa is 0.9199 ~8 choice for fne talian CUisnl and an
Lliparaled vvine iet.
Jain Us PAJtla._ Dayfram 11:30am
\Na, be ..w,g M&Al.ra Dav -s-=Jn' ·
along witti CU' rtlgl lllr ~
Please Cal for Ras8rwtiae•
3131 W. Coaat ~. Na-JfJCd Baach
714/642-7880
• ,, .... ···1•11 ,'
t4 · Orange CoMt Weekend I Thursday, May 7, 1"2
An 18 Year
MOTHER'S
DAY
TRADITION Make Yoor Rcgryatjgm Now
• Champagne Bnanch Cruise
• Cannery Mother's Day Brunch
• Cannery Mother's Day Dinner
Call 675-5777 For Raerwdom
..... tor Marty 30 r-r-... oozy
restaurant ha one" the most
unique dinner menu ptffef'ltations
around. Homestyle ~nch
specidies .,. a day time fealU!•·
, MA BARKERS 15"4 E. 17th St 646--
4303. 8 a.m. to 1 o p.m. daity;
SUnday from 7 a.m. Serving
breakfast , lunch, dinner in a
homestyle fashion. "Country style
Am.rican cuisine·. Always the
friendliest s.vice. low prices for
high qu.iity homemade food.
Ml CASA 296 E. 17th St 645-7626.
Family style Mexican restaurant.
President Buih has ealen here!
Open daily • 11 a.m. fOf lunch,
Dining H~hl~ht Of The Week
lf BIARRITZ
dinner • and ooci(tails. Call ahead
for large parti•. The excellent
prices. solicitous service and
delicious food make Mi Casa
possbly the most popular MeXican
Mtery in the area. Whet: Ffendl & Continental Cuisine
When: Lunc:tt Mon-Fri. 11-5 • 01oner nightly from 5:00, full bar
Where: 414 N. Newport BNd . Newport Beach
PLAYERS HOU YWOOD
DEU-GAIU 18100 Von Karmen.
Irvine, 660-9215. We11 take you io
COSTA MESA
ANGELO 1 Mt Hlilbot Btvd 6'6~
\225 Open tot~ Mon. ·Frt.
11 30 a.m to 2:00 pm : dinner
from •:30 p.m. Reeefvatons are
recommended. "The best Northern
tal•an c:uiline in .. d Orang•
Count(" according to CXH>wner Joe
lngardia. Ffleh Matood and
pastas••• a specialt18s of the
house. c .. .nng and pllVlt• party
lactll\lel .vallbta.
ARIANA RESTAURANT 440 E.
17th St., (rHt ID Morrie's Flowers).
This u~ and delightful
rest.,rwc t..aunng m. curs1n• of
AtghaniltM le the O<Vy one of Its
kind In OfMg8 County. For an
werung of dining th• you won"t
forget, Anan8 ii ture to pleas• the
peltde ... the..,,... o.nn.ns--
Mrved TU91d1¥ thN Saturday Night
from 5:30 p.lft. Catering and Tak•
Out Awileble, 846~ 18
AAlll'a IUNHAnAN DEU 2831
A Brt11D1 S.... 8'1..,10 Open 7
Lift. to I p.m. Man.·fri.., ~ I Lift.
to 10 p.lft.; Sun. I a.lft. tot p.m. er.,.. Caunly'a Uh«.tic NllW Yoltl..,.. .. --.rant...,,..
comed ...... p ....... roat beef.
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$1 ... .._enddlnner~.Take
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11tl UM MNID IT'UICHOml.., Hmbor Bhd.
(F lll'de al .. Hdor Cenlef)
8'1-1177. A111nrldonl accepted.
L.und9 Mlan.-Frt. 11 a.m. '° 'p.lft.
Dinner Mlan. 'ID I p.lft.; Tu..,
Wiid. ID t:30 p.m.; 'Thurs.. Fri. to 10
p.1n.; la 3 ID 10 p.m.: !kin. 3 to I
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th• st•s· in our 1930's Hotywood
receptions and special occas10n at~r•. ~r contemporary
pat1tes. restaurant fMtures.a mufti·ethn1e
GINO'S ON ntE HILL •28 E. 17th menu and deli. From Italy to the
StrMt, 650·1750. Reservations Orl8nt the the Good or USA. Our
~ed. A Costa Mesa landmark. steak. ~eatood. pasta, piua &
Warm, 1nt1mate mffting pt.:.. the service is sure to daule you. Toe
ulhmale neighborhood restaurant tw1nkhng and other dancing to live
and lounge. Lunch, dinner, music or the larest sounds in the
weekend breakfast Expertly bar area atter*ards. Private parties,
prepared nbs, burgers. sandWlches, banquets ind <3ering also
salads and house specialt1~. Live avaRable We have ii all and at
piano bar entertainment in the r6'Cession bus1ing prices!Oinner
lounge; singalong Karaoke from 5.9 Mon· Fri , 5· 1 O Sat.
weekends lrom 7 p.m.. AMERA RESTAURANT 3333
HANG CHOW 720 W 19'h Stre.t. Bnstol St South Coast Plaza 54 io-
650-8960. Lunch 11 :30 t:> 2.30 3'MO. Lunch 11 :30 a.m; t.> 3 p m.
Mon.· Sal; Q1nner 2 30 IO 10 Mon. ·Sal.; dinner S~10 pm. Mon.·
Sun.· ·Thurs ~; iu 10.30 F n. & Sat.. Thurs; 'tit 11 p.m 7 ri &
Sunday Brunon 11 30 to 2:30. Sat.Rn.vations are suggested.
Popular Ch n~• Restaurateur 'Mr. Award winning Continental c:utS1ne
l"' runs.Jh.s .. astaurant •spealllty One of the onty restaurants in-
W!fh "Chines·• Food~· in Orange County to ofter tablesida
mind. Good authentic Chtneu ftembe. E-**11 MfVC., Intimal •
~at lllordable pricee. Ful bar, ·~·
r.k.-out. Clltmg, prflf•• room tor SCAMPI 157& Old Newport Bl-Id.
gn>upe up ID 20. ....-.,, w.m I lriendlr OM*S
ttofmtAWA 3800 S. Plua Drive, Unda and F«nando ,_•Illa ofter
So.Ah Collllt Plua Vlllge. 557 • IUlhentic ...., Q"9lne MfWd In
m1. Rewvdona •iggeeted. 1he traditional Europun manner. Fine hdlb ......... ,....,,.,,. .. Femando'a impn•Ne ~
uw 1he hlhell lngr....,., Suehi lndude ~~ trom Culinary
Bar. tllami '°°""' codd81 lounge. AatJemr In ·~· Dining • Halel ~ K.-.u ..... '""" CollCIMdia, Vena. llaty; CMf.
be orde'9d 2' houri In ...... Don Paiql•'e In Cambridge.
ElegMt dining. lunch and dinner. England; Chun:hif s In La Chu De
JACKll ... Newpott Pier, Fondel, Swltzettand; Hotel La Pabt
Ne ipott a-ch, J23.1113 FNeh, In Agna L.ugano, Switzert.nd.
,,.... frozen, l,.ouiliMa ahrimp .,. Scampi ahr9 an lnlrigulng "*-'
1&1111d In ...... MCNIC, ..... and~ wine Ill Banqulls,
IMMY --and MfV9d .. hat In ........... and Clllring •
1he uuce wllh IDll ol c· .. Si Boft'9 WAHOO'I RIM TACO 1162
ftnell h9nch breed llced tor ~ 131-3433. Open~
~ ... ._....,.JC'raall flom, 11a.m.to10p.lft. ;Sundap
l« 1Ud an thepeninlula. • atew 'WI p.lft. ~ deldou1
fMC hom the beldt • ••1111an '°"" ol the bafder cu9N wllh a
Pier, • .ACl<lhriftp Giera a_. a , ._ ! n t19ir. w.hoo'a 11 a hw
.. ,.,._. wlllNran a A.... tDr 1ocm1 • _. • ir. ....... .-
mueic. °'*'.,,.,. ....... tram lpm ....... , .... and anyone
to 10pfn _...,.... prtaM ,.... IDaldrtg tDr goad toad• ""'ia _ _.,.,_.,..
trom ••ID 111.• end 11.IO tDr 1Dw pra.. ~WI no !Mt UMd
M&M.-C wine t., .._ baale. (c.tl In preperlllon; 9W9rf'ting ii.,...,
anlr) Md.,....._ ID order. Laid ba,
LAC-. 191IMl'9M.11 17'h _,.. ......... Nttlo • 1133 S.
91re11. ... ?IM Lunch Man. Fri.; C.. Hwr. In lllgUM and an
OINm ~ • ._..,, CIMlpl• •USC.
fMN Ila • .... end hlft ZUl•I 1712 Plmcenl6a. MS-IOl1.
11tfac d a.wd In an II ... end lluN Ind ........ ~ .. malher'a
ramMllc ............ "' ..
!ewe•! Raasonably pr~. iop
quality fooo a-id get'erousty poured,
low price:J dnnks have kef. I hetr
customers comtng back lor ye1•s.
Lobster ta~ . chicken. n .. s and
specials changing nightly t l. rsday
night is prime rib night. lum1 and
dinner served. Sunday Mexican
Breakfast from $1.99.
ZUBIES GILDED CAGE ANO
OYSTER BAR 1714 Plaoentta, nght
next 1oor to ZlA>ies. €46-4222. A
big, sprawlt·.g enterpn!e with pool
tables and yames. Featuring 16
i1ems on the Oyster Bar Menu;
regular menu includes pizza,
sandwichff, burgers and a variety
of specials. Very casual. family
oriented atmosphere.
NEWPORT BEACH
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
r9ClP" to Newport Beach. •
Tradilional ltat.n and seafood
~10ns. Pas1a and a vanety or
unique breads made fresh daily.
Last but not least. an excellent wine
list completes the expenence
THE CANfERY 3010 Lafayette
675-5777. Lunc:tt 11 :30 a m. to 3
p.m. Mon.-Fn •. ; dinner S-10 pm
d:-uly. Sunday brunch 10:30 a.m. to
2:JO p.m. Reservations accepted.
Continental c:Uisine, seafood
emphasis. Great clam chowder.
Newport Beach Historical Landmari(
features \Ver kend BMlCh Cruises
and IN• ent_,,1ainment In the lounge
in eddit10n to iunch and dinner.
CARMELO'S 3520 E. Coast Hwy.
675-1922. Dinner 5:30 ·10:30 p.m.
Sun.·Thurs.; 'til 11 :30 p.m. Fri .• &
Sat. Reservations suggested.
Classic Northem halian gouRMt
cuisine. NN, moderatefy pnced
lounge "*-' NNed til the WM
hours. Wiid and Cf8Z'J k>unge •
night when the band a1riMt up.
Chicclenl•.
LE llAANTZ 414 N. Newpcwt
Blwd. MS-7800. l.unctl: Mon..Fri 11·
5, Dinner 7 nighla 5-doling. L•
F.,,..'s B8nd Fri. & Slit. • t 2.
Sund.y 5-lpm. o.ndng.
~.comfortable. a
~.-..LA 8ientz oftefs
••erd-wlrw•io cui9ine .. 8'bdllb6e
pricea. MotlNy winemlkef dinn«'I
.,.. muat.
21 OCEANFRONT 2100 W. Ocean
trorc, 175-2514. On 1he OcMn
frote ,,... to 1he Newpcwt Pier. Open °"'. 4pm. ~ ...... C-.Mna .,,_.tram our main w . Dinner......, hom 5:30 pm. Fine
dlrq In ... ~ orh moll lnimlllle
Mling. Sp«Wztng In..,,...
HlbCd. l8f98 wil.-ca .. for
banqulta up ID 50 pscple. AclN'9
piano .. """~ ,.... jam u•lcn
TAU OF 1'MI WHAU .CO Meir\ .............. ~
PMormnic ...... entry ......
pldup~ Old,._ ~ ott. S111acd
and ................. lunch.
.,,., ... ~and Sundlly
~ ..
YIU.A NOYA 3131 W. Coeat Hwy •
M2-7110. Dinner ~ 5 p.,m. '° 2 a.m. ba1lant. ....., ....
cuisine; outstanding wine list. Active
piano bar, favorite 1ocal late~night
spot. Upstairs room at "Top of the
Villa" for banquets. pnvale parties
SANTAANA
.CRAZYHORSE STEAKHOUSE &
SALOON Localed on Brookhollow
iust off the Oyer Road exrt of the SS
Fwy. 549-1512. Open for lunch and
dinner. Live entertainment in t~e
saloon. Big name concert~ on
Monday and Tues:fat nights.
Generous servtngs of Steaks,
salads, sandwiches. chicken. fish
and specials. Country theme.
excellent service. Private roorrs
available.
HUNTINGTON BEAC~
FOUNTAIN \6\UEY
BERTOUNO'S 1ea.1 Magnotta.
Ftn. Valley. 963·2730 SeMng great
pasta, pizza. steak and chicken
dinners fOf' the entire family. Pnces
are very reasonable and port10ns
ate generous. Family run
restaurant: hosts are very
hospitable and eager to please. All
the sauces. breads. dessens ,
soups and pizzas are homemade.
Though the restaurant appears
small from the outside. It 1s actually
very large and homey on the 1ns1de
An excellent place to take family
and fnends for a home cooked
meal.
DEL CARLO 19535 Beach at
Yorktown 536-4045. Lunch 11 :30·
2:00 Tues.-Fn .. ; dinner 4:30-10 pm
Tues.-Sun. Excellent food at
excellent prices featuring tradrtt0nal
Italian dishes. Dinner from $6 75.
!Unch specials from $3.25 (served·
in 7 minutes or they're FREEi )Beer
& Wine list. ..
FU JIN 15070 Edwards (Across
from w.snnrnsar Man)892·8333
Lunch and dinner 7 days. Graaous.
friendly own8fS Thereu and David
Chiang kMP their customers
returning ~ and again Mth thetr
delighlful Szec:hwan and Mand•in
Cui8ine fit tor • king. Elccellent food.
Pficee and MfVice have won this
Chinese .-.y numefOUS 8WardS.
llARCEUO'S 17502 8Mch Blvd.
Ill S..... 142-5505. E•lbliahed
lince 1973, this ·~ owned and
opetlted ,..,rMt off .. tome °'
the best. dMfs in town. Delicious
handm.te pizza. P .... •ldood.
c:NcUn and vMI d~ New
~menu. Lunch ..,.aals
from $3.85; huge IUncn t.Atet;
dinner apeciell from •.ts. Their
moDo ii 'Once you go 1ry the rest.
come bck ID the beet"I
SANTWtO 11Ill9108 .-o.ns at
MlgllOlia. 9&4-3555. Lunch t1am to
3;30 pm Tuee S... Dinner 5pm to
1pm Tuea . .sun. c.a ahelld tot t•
~.A non-etnc*ing ..... .,,.,...
Your holtl Ed a Frwa bring '°" lnlimllle dining wlh trdlONI ...
hm 111 NgiDM ol •. M toadl rMde.,..., on ptemi111 8rNdl
in.-wlh .. n111ur.i procb:b. no
.nlicial ~ ......... StMW ..... . °' -and end the pertlld .... q wlh CllPPIOClno 0t E1pu110 *'9
.. ....., hom tNI blkety ..
Ca 11111 • -.rd-W"'"O ............
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Ballet & .... ch
10 •.•• -S ••••
Featuring Creole Style
Blackend Prime Rib
BBQ Shrimp • Jambalaya
Whisi<ey Bread pudding
~ Capriotada
Fettucini & eggs,
Kielbasa plus
·J2 t#ldocu ~IO ~ irom
s7ifs~,_r39s
Adulb O\&dnn ....... IOI
FNMScan... •A.f•..-in lemon aeam sauce
servec1. 0ver s99s fettucinj
Claldlea • GrUIM .......
Served with
new pota~ • 1 crs and vegata6&a
18121 Beach Blvd. Near Talbert
Huntington Beach (714) 841-0417
••• Huntington Beach's Best Kept Secret
.
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"IWI IUTI lflCIALr s42s ea.
Veal Oscar • Beef Teriyoki
legof~mb •SeofoodFlore~~
Sirloin Tips wtth Noodles
• Chicken Pot Pie ... ond more
.ach day 2 cJrll.rent .,,,,...
which include rrwnhed ~ ~ ,, gorlk c'*-bteocl
Serving Prom Our R:\ular Menu ............... ••ld•lls .
L•••&Dlaae•7D.,.AWeek
Ewwy Mon-T1198-Wecl •• 7a 1 Q J ol doy • ..,_, • o.m.· p.m.
w1111 ~ potatoe, 13 Menu Items ~ !nod, _,, OI IOiod fo choose from
llAFl'Y -4-F aA• to ••• Oroft Beer •t• Wei Drinks •t• ~ ~
Fiii Hors d' oeuvres ol ..'4d 't.t.~·.,..,.. & ,_ 1&11i.~ •• r..~ .. rrm:u:1~
21094 lllCH 9.'vQ ~ lltrtJ . ...., flCH.N l l&tt')
tt.MN;TOO 111CH C'14' .. I• .... 11·11, M ll•H, ........
18 Onwlge COMt Weekend I Thur9d11Y, M8y 7, 1182
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Now Open Sunday Evenings
Sunday Italian Pasta Platter
$13 95 for Two
(,..-Sl'.SO)
LASAGNA • CANNELONI • MANICOTIJ
SPAGHE'ITI 8c MEATBAU.S
FRIED MOZZARELLA CHEESE
Served every Sunday 5:00 p.m. -9:00 p.m.
All Pasta•s are Homemade and
served with Soup 8c Dinner rolls
2221 N . Main St., In Seacliff Village
Hunlington Bach For raervariom call 960-n64 .• ~
"~ ~ 8 1A 'UR~~
B~ • Lunch • Dinner Dally 7am-9pm
SUNDAY BRUNCH
SERVED FROM 7AM • 3PM
Mother's Day Dinner Specials
3pm-9pm
Prime Rib • Steak • Pot Roast
Chicken • Chicken &: Dumpllnp
Turkey • Fl.sh • PtUta
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