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THE NEWPORT BEACH • • Good morning! Do you know
the three most popular roses sold
at Roger's Gardens in Newport Beach? -------1) Iceberg Rose, white
2) Double Delight. creme and red
3) All That Jau, red-orange
Tllnday, J111e 11, 1992 Serving the Orange Coast since 19Q7 25 cents
Ranking of Major Contributors
FROM 1988 THROUGH 1991
CSourCt': Orange County Registrar of Voters)
S CONTRIBUTION. .. COMPANY FILER'S NAME
1> 2,821,358 ...... TM lrv1ne <.ompany, Newport tfeach Don Bren
2) 2, 162,568 ~ W11l1am l)OI' Co & Affiliatet, Newport Beach Gen. Wm. Lyon
3) 795,842 ... . F1cldstead & Co and Affil~tes, ll'Vlne Howard Ahmanson
4) 688,774 ...... Rancho Santa Margarili Jt. Venture, San Juan Capistrano Dana Empringham
S) 66·4.825 .... The Koll Company & Affiliates, Newport BeKh Donald Koll
6) 658,73 1 ...... Mrssi<>n Viejo Companies & Affiliates, MISSion Viejo James Huesman
7) 615,554 C.J Sege~rom & Sons, Costa Mesa Mark Heim
8) 598, 950 .. . The Yalt Disney Company, Burbank J.aclc Lindquist
9) 587, 715 .. . . The r 1eld«one Company. Newport Beach Peter Ochs
10) 583,037 . The Lusk Company, Irvine Bill LusJ..
11) 566.760 ... D<l'wid F Stein & Alf Entities, Dana Point David Stein
12) 564, 135 The Baldwin Company, Newport Beach • Alfred Baldwin
13) 387,707 . . Amencan West Ml.tg. lncJPyrodyne, Santa Ana Terry Andenon
~4) 367,210 ..... Atnel Oe-.elopment'Company, Cost.t Mesa Ceofge Atgyros
15) 357,717 .. Kathryn G. Thompson & Affiliates, Irvine Kathryn Thompson
16) 340,390 .... Barran Amerian Inc .. Irvine Judy Miller
1 n 309, 110 ..... J M Peten Company, Newport Beild't J. Peters
18) 303,959 .... John Wettln & Affill<ltt'S, Irvine John Wertin
19) 298,327 ....... Tom Tatum/Jeff K<iplan & Affiliates, Laguna Beach James Kosik
20) 252,116 Mol.i ~1!1opment CorporaltOll, Newport Be.ich Frank Mol.t
21) 241,391 Fluor Corporatte>n & Affiliates, lr.1ne Bob Fluor
22) 236 507 P.ic1ric Mutu.il life Ins Co .. N~rt Beach Robeft Haskell
23) 231,378 .. Bramalea Caltf , Inc , lrvtne Michael W1ntemute
24) 227,664.. . SOC l)e\,, ltd Partnership, Newport Beach Jame-s Watson
is) 211 ,207.. . St.-indard PKific, l.P, Cosu Mt">I Apnl Morris
26) 191,302 ...... Birtcher & Related Entities & lndiv, Laguna Ni~I Brandon Birtchef
27) 177,551... . Beer Drinkers ol Amena, Costa Mes.i Pt'ter Bagatelos
28) 171, 163.. ... Inland Group, Inc .. Newport Be.Jen Buck Johm
29) 170,900 ..... Qwrter H~·R.K'lng. Inc., Los Alamitos Marvtn Reynolds
30) 170.669.. 1'Cl5$..l1Nn Gunther, ~ & Elliott, S..C:r.imento John FOf"aT'I
31) 146,364 ..... W.irm1ngton Homt"S. Costa ~-\esa J;lme-s &. Victona Warmington
32) 1"46,194 LCM Alam•tos Racing ~IC , Los Al.im1tos M1!..e Boyd
33) U2,892 . Straub 01w1but1ng. Or<lnge Kevin FOlth
34) 142.217 Coto~ Cua ltd Trabuco unyon John Velverton
JS) 1.CO 500 Glllf'n~ to Pr~"<' Qua! for 0 C., ~port Be11ch D.i~td White II
36) 135,760 Ca.p1"I Inv. & \:('hlures Corp, S..nt.l Ana John Cronin
37) 133,748. . la~ P Baldwin, l•gun.i Beach James Bald-,..in
38) 131,050 url "'"1r<.herEnterprr~ Anaheim Carl IC<lrchcr
39) 129 800 Wl"1e1n St.1ndardbrcd ~1aoon, Los Alamitos Marsh.ill Minster
40) 123,573 • Tel l'tl•I Ente~ Inc , t'\\port Beach Bob Teller
41) 118,248 . • \\ildan .As'i«~tf') .\na~1m John Maulding
42) 116 650 ... NAtionw!de Tix-.Allt ... Corp, Los Angell.'S Jay 5-:rdlow
43) 111,277 .•••. The Bute Corp. & Mil Entities, San Diego Robert Bute
44) 110,982 • • Th&-P~ley Cnmp.>n. , Irvine Mincy Harian
4S) 107 123 -· Fint lntenate Ban of Ca.111 Qxxf Ciol.'l Fund, Los Angt-les Beey v~-es
46) 106, 125 .• ICN Ph.irm.iceutlC'ak Inc., Cost.a MeSI Stephen Jenluru
4n 106,020. .. Telltron Inc. & Avco FlnanNI Inc., PfOVidence, R.I Lee Rowt'P
4&) 101,337 ... Tooley & Comp<lny L~ An ~ Willi.im T~
49) 98.S96 . A-M Homes. ~,,I.I Barbara Thomls ~'
SO) 8'.677 ... Contmtnt.il \'e!'lfong. Inc., Anaheim 8111 Walsh
Sl ) 87,500 ..... Conli11'lef Supply Company, C.~ Cfove Rob Maroney
S2) 83,374..... . Western Naoonoal Properties, Oran~ James 5uttdn
S3) 82.650 • -.. Mteh.lel K. Hayde. Orange Michael Hayde
54) 80,895 .......... freedom Flrewotb Inc & PyrodyM AIMric.ln Inc, Notwall.. Tom Peters
SS) 711.1162 -•.• food .c Lft'S Supumark:ets Inc., La Habfa Ron Burkle
56) 77,78" . FHP Inc . Fount.l1n Valley Stuart Byer sn 76,606 The UCI Found3tton Univ. Adv., Irvine K.tthlee Kuf\l
SI) 75 759 ~ Corporahon. SheA Homes, Woalnut Lynn Weuell
59) 75,14S ... <.Aolfrey St.ad & Aff. Entities, Newport Beach Coeffrey 5tAlCk
60) 7l,150 ...... :Lex An~ Ram. football Co Los Anegles G Frontiere
61) 70,709 ... F1nt American. Title Ins., Sant.t Ana James O'Keefe
62) 69,814 We>tern Crowers N~ & Aff1ltatts Irvine H.irvey Labko
63) 67,162 An\11 CtXporation, trvtne Earl Rippee
64) 65,305 . . . N:rom1I fng•n('('nf'g. 1,,.-S..n~ Ana Doy Henley
65) 63,249 • Bo-yle Engineering Corp., "twpM Beach Thom.is Maddodc
66) 60 398 . l<M Ah~ Ranch C"mpany, W~mtnster Willis Miller
67) 5S,S81 . Al.int CX>velopment Co . lr.1ne Bruce Akins
68) 55 JCK>. Michael D. R.ay, ll\1ne MICNel R.ay
69) 55,050 Bt)n Ma1N1 Inc,. t'Y>'pe>ft Beach R~ Ma)er
70) 54,000 •• Be.UrtC • liunt Wesson, Inc, FullMoo Gary Stetzel
71) 52,010. . Brad remnfBera Tracks Corpor.llion. Tustin Brad Perrin
72) 51 600 • S..f1 Qur~. ll'•nl' S.fi Qur~
73) 50,400 .•. The S.mmis ComJ)'ny, ll'Vlne Bill Thormalen
74) 50,024 ...... Robert Bein, Wm Fr<>"t & ~, ll'1ne 8ob Betn
75) S0,000 ... Fund (or Construction Industry Adv, Rancho Cuamonga Q:oofge Toll Jr.
76) 47,500.. ..... John .ind Anna [Arhart. Laguna Beach john Earhart
1n 46.600 .. Robin'°" & Rob1nion, Inc., MtUion VK'jo Mark Robinson
78) 45,050 ... Sooth Orange County Omhead, IMne Tom McDonough
7') 45,000 •• . S.nu AN 8t'Yel'a~. B~na Parle Gary Frand
80) 44,406 • . .•.menon Sa11tn~ & loan Assoc., Irvine Wilham GrlSC'Om
81 ) 44,134 . Richard J ·o·Nril, S.nt.l Ana Richard O'Neil
tl) 42.5115 Elfond & ~t~ Inc .• Newport Beach Fr.ink Elfend
&3) 42,-403 ...... Richard A ~n. Cow Mesa Rdwrd Sewell
14) 41,095 ....... Oreo Bloc!. Co, SUnton P~er Muth
15) 38,753 ....... WyltC' Ml.en, Esq., Santa Ana Wyhe Aitken
86) 38.281 ltwB, Jt'nl.1ns & Asl.oe., Inc .. Anaheim Mike Lewis
11) 36.8q9 • Owen Proper1.a Inc , AlllO Vit'JO Gus Qwoen
II) 34 478 • Tl\hman West Cnmpan1e, lm Angrfes ~neth Hdman
19) 31 ,000 Un...emty ol Cahfornla·ll\-me J. Pelwon
90) 29,889 C. W Po Inc . Anaheim Charles Poss
91) 28,860. Al~ra;in Inc:, 1,....,,. Thomas H1llilldlk
'l) 27,800 .• v1R11v'Rcl.attd Pr~ies. ~ny AN Richard Ma)<Q
93) 26,855-··-· Joi.cph Tunobene, Bra Jo Tunobene
94) 2&,500 W1ll111m Vacoboui, ~port Buch Bill VKC>boa1
9S) 25.000 • Crow Winthrop Operlltol'\g Par1nel'5h1p, Irvine Tom McDonough
96> 2S 000 • N.ltion.ll latlOO of Rtalton. Oliago Dale Stinton 'n 25.000 ... ~. SNwn"N C>e-v. Co Newport Beach Shen WflSbrod
91) .24,632 ....... Da111d Ptmn & Cttym0nt (<>fl>, ~nu AN D.a~ Ptmn
99) 24,500 ....... B U P•tcl & T1Nd11 C0$1.i Meu 8 P.itel
100) 23 000 ...... John l11ng Homes. Inc . laguna Hills Twy Neal
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COMMUNITY EVENTS
~ $2.8 million donated by company from '88 through '91. Another Newport
Beach ftrm, William Lyon Co., is close behind, spending more than $2.1 million.
the interest of the people of Or-
ange County."
Fuente and other political ob-
servers do acknowledge that a sig-
nificant part of the motivatio n be-
hind large political giving is the
desire for ac.c:ess to those who
hold poli11cal power. The larger
your donation -so the conven-
tional wisdom goc -the better
your chance at getting phone calls
returned from the political movers
and shakers.
By Russ Loar
Stall Willer
More than $21 miUion was con-
tributed to political candidates,
campaigns and causes by less than
200 major donors in Orange Coun-
ty during the last four years, with
the Irvine Co. leading the pack.
through 1991, according to major
donor reports filed with the Or-
ange County Registrar of Voters.
propriety of Irvine Co. donations
to the California Democratic Party
and more than $40,000 contributed
to committees representing power-
ful Democratic state Assembly
Speaker Willie Brown Jr.
Few arc surprised at the Irvine
Co.'s place at the top or the list,
reporting a total $2.8 million in
political contributions from 1988
The company has been a big
supporter of Measure M, the suc-
cessful sales tax initiative to fund
freeway improvements, and a host
of conservative politicians includ-
ing state Assemblyman Gil Fergu-
son, a fonner Irvine Co. executive.
"f will not give comfort to any-
one giving SI to a Democrat." said
Tom Fuentes, chainnan of the Re-
publican Party of Orange County.
"I can't find any justification for
that, because Democrats do ill to
Irvine Co. officials declined
comment on specific poLiucaJ con-
See SPENDING A2
But at least one county Republi-
can Party official questions the
Dixon resales
net $200,000
for city so far
~ Even wardrobe for sale as
Newport Beach officials try to
recoup the almost S 1.8 million
former city official embezzled.
By LonAnn Basheda
St.J'1 \', • r
l\E\\ .!'ORT UEACll -Cit\ of11c1Jh
ha\e solJ near!\ S'.!U0.000 \\Orth of 11cm..,
belonging 10 forme r l.!1ih11c~ Director Uob
01,on -paruJI n.::.t1tutllm for the m.Jrly
SI. mtlhon he ha~ .1Jm11ll.!J embeulinc.
from the c1l\. -
facn his clothe~ :!Cl up fo r grabs.
"'\\ C gJ\C him a cuuple Of SUJI~ S"l he~
\\uuldn't be naJ..cJ \\hen he "cnt to court."
'>:iiJ A"~•~t.:int C1I) ~lJn.1gcr "-en Dehnll.
.. 13ut the rest of his clothes an: 111 storage
and "e pl:in to ~ell them."
Shor1h ;iher 01\0n \\JS arre tcd in Janu-
JI') for cmbeul1n,g roughl~ SJ. m11l1on from
cny coffer\, the once-re)pc1.1cd Cit) em·
plO}CC signed O\er all hi~ assets to Nc"port
Beach.
So for, c11v ofl1c1Jh ha\e \Old his l'J90 B~I\\' for S2S,OOO. and more rhan l,JOO
compact d1 cs (mostly C'lass1cal music) to J
dealer for S:!,000.
The) collected Jno1hcr $4,500 b\ h:mkang
hi book'> (most!\ besl 'ellers). 1 he ltbr:H\
got fir~l dibs. The Cll\ abo peddled ab\.lu·t
$600 \\Orth of tide I Ot\On naJ bought for
lllCal pl.1) and ballet paformancc ...
A pJtrtln of the arh. DL\On \\Js J..no"n ll)
ll) frequent!) to the LJ,1 CoJst and abruaJ
to cJtch pb)s. opcr.1\ ;ind perlormanc~ of
the Am1.rican BJlkt Theatre, of "hi h he
\\3S a boarJ men 'Cr.
The 47-)e.:ir-old b.:ichdor "a~ also J..no"n
See DIXON/AS
Captain Jon Thorton looks on as Mike Marcella bacl.s the engine into fire station.
The burning question Library bash to be
anything but quiet ~ Does Balboa Island really need a fire station? One resident says •
city officials have failed to find an answer -or even look for one. .,.... Huge groundbreaking ceremony
planned to celebrate construction of
$14 m,illion Newport Beach library. By Tony Oodero
SUit Wr~er
DALDOA ISLAND -To build :1 new
fire station or not to build n new fire
station?
That i the question Dob McCaffrcy
wants the city of Newport Ococh to
Un'iWCr.
The city plan to replace the
picture que Dalboa hland fire statiCln \\ ith
a ne\.'wcr one that could co!tt nppro~imatcly
Sl millio n to builJ. Officials sny the mall
station is crampeJ quarter for the
firefight ers \\ho "ork there and is built in
" seismically un table arc.i.
But McCnffrcy doesn't hehevc th e ci t)
has explored all of its option and he
Quall Of Ttlf DAY
wants an independent sul'\cy done to \CC
if the new st.ition b needed.
"I'm not again t a Motion and rm not
for a station," McCaff re) aid ... But ,.,.e
ought to spend a lew dollal'll and find out
1f u new station is needed. Money i' tight.
the1e is no need to be ,,a,ting it no, .....
As for as Fire Chief Tim Riley is
concerned the ne"' talion i' going to he
built , regardlc s. He admitted. ho"'e'er.
that the citv had not studied the co t.
"There is no tudy under "ay to \Jl1dmc
or change the deci ion to ha .. e a !.talion on
Dalboa I land," Rile) s:ud.
furthermore. Riley contend~ the
re idcnts of Dalboa Island have hud 11 fire
See STATION/M
By Joyce Scherer
NE\\ PORT CES l'l=.R -Although Fir 1
L:ld) DarbJra Buo;h graciously declined an
1m 1tation lo SundJ) \ grounJbrc.1!..ing cer·
cmon) tor Ne"port Beach'. nc'' Sl 4·m1lhon
hbrJI'). the cdcbr:Hlun \\Ill be the to:i~t :ind
the tall. of the to"n JU't the same.
The long-heraltled C\cnt at the new Avo·
c.tdo A'enuc site \.'will foalurc the El Toro
Manne Corp B:int!. lol)N.X>k ch:iracte~.
C\\ JXlrt Jkach Girl S.:out Troop and re-
freshment from Rub}"s and llaagen-0. LS
Rep. Chm Cox (R·Ne"pon) ~ill be the
Seo LIBRARY.
I cwmR1D AD Of Till DAY
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Locals Only
Join the pro set
and get carded .
T ony Berka reminded
me, "Hey, let's face
i1, nobody wan1s
bad stats!"
True Tony, too 1rue ...
But there's really nv
problem. As Tony
explained, .. The computer
prints up the statistics -
and they're always really
good."
l encountered Tony
over at South Coas1 Plaz::i.
He works for Rainbow
Produc1ions ( 1hey'rc 1he
people who provide all
the card) at 1he major
sports evems around the area.) Tony Berka, of Rainbow Productions.
"We're licensed by Pro Set. We're an actual football cord." says
Tony... . ...
A cute idea for 1hc all s1ars in the family (and in keeping with
S.C.P.'s June "honoring athletics" theme) Rainbow will make you
1hink you're big time ...
You can be offensive if you want • or on the defense, just pick
your poi.i1ion ...
They'll suit you up and take a )hot of you looking lif(e the real
thing ...
Just like Tony ...
Thanks to computer magic the back of your card will inform the
world of your personaliLcd vi tal statistics.
You can get 1he cards for 3 bucks, 1hroughou1 June from noon
10 7 p.m., in the Jewel Court...
D
Since walking has become such an importan1 form of exercise
these days, you might wam to check out a nice
offer over at the Naturalizer Shoe Store in
Fa)hion Island right now ...
For $49.97 you can buy a pair of their
"Natural Span" wall.ing shoes ... (The e are
regularly $69.)
No huge deal until you get this lit1Je bonus ...
When you go fo r the walking shoes you can
buy a pair of their canvas oxfords (regularly $20)
for 5 bucks ...
Altogether thi) saves you $35 ....
D Hilary Bani.!>, over at Fannie's Frozen Yogurt "Best on San Miguel, is up to something goou again.
Depending on your point of view ... Buys for Father)' DJy, Hilary's offering a special
___ ._ _ _.price on the pies she tries to convince me are
guilt free ...
Hcalh Oar, Oreo Cookie :mu Hcr)hey Bar pies, made wi1h
non-fat frozen yogurt, arc the biggest sellers.
"We can put a very light layer of topping on them -so really
most of it's non·fat," says the lit1le devil. ..
As if. as that point. it makes a difference ...
Regularly S9.95. now they're a buck off. "They serve B-10
people so i1's prc11y good," llibry says. "If people want a message
on top we can do that too ... "
Sometimes. it's beuer not to know ...
0 FrtdJy 1'> the official grand opening reception (from 6 to 9 p.m.)
for the new Linda Den1ley Dou11que in Fashion hland ...
(Pri\'atc affairs started on Wednesday ... )
The~ \c taken over 7,000 sq. ft. of the Atrium· I guess they're
not too affected by 1he times ...
There's a special showing of designers' garb from America and
l::.uropc.
D Ooop!. ... Somehow it didn't get men1ioned in Saturday') column.
but NanC) ll'ine's gondola gcta\\~1~s ..1re run through Irvine Coast
Ch..trtcrs · on the Pcnini.ula ...
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If Jou '1 £' come across un.r burgoins or unusual items or if JOU
S.nott n rctnilrr nl10 pro1·ides unusuul sen ices or quf.llily be sure
to call ond let me Jv>o11. l 'ou rnn rcnch me at -197-9873 or send :J
fn y t 0 6-16--1170.
Costa Mesa
Someone ~lll"·cd open the l.11chcn ~crccn or ll home in lhc 2:!00 block of
Pomona Avenue and Mole more 1han
S l.000 worlh of je\\clry. • The fou1ball coach al fa1ancia
I ligh School found 1he goal po~I\
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uprooted and moved off the field
Monday. The. cos1 10 repl:int 1hem was estimated i!I aboul SIOO.
Newport Beach
A portable compul• ~illing in an
open garage in 1hc firsl block of Kia·
loa was app:iren1ly lifled by buralars.
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SPENDING: Irvine Co., Lyon top llst
From A1
tributions, instead issuing n
statement through company
spokesperson Dawn Mc-
Cormick.
"\Ve fully disclose our po-
litical contributions and be-
lieve the information we
provide sufficiently explains
why we contribute to various
candidateS and causes," Mc-
Corrnick said. "h's our poli-
cy to not get into it a~
more than that."
Costa Mesa political cam-
paign consultant Harvey
Englander said the Irvine
Co. is known for playing fair
and square in the political
giving game. "I've never
seen them plunk big chunks
of money in the final two
weeks of a campaign, which
would have a Jot of influ-
ence then," Englander said.
"h 's not their style."
Tbe list of major con-
tributors compiled by the
Daily Pilot is based on
major donor reports filed
with the Orange County
Registrar of Voters. A Ccrti·
fied Public 'Accountant cal-
culated the totals for each
donor, in some cases <;om-
bining amounts contributed
by several committees that
work in concert witll a par-
ent org:lnizution.
The county's second-
biggest political contributor
is the William Lyon Co. and
its affiliated organizations,
with a reported S2.2 million
in contributions from 1988
through 1991.
"The company docs not
make contributions to the
Orange County Board of Su-
pervisors," said -Rick Sher-
man, executive vic;e pres-
ident nnd general counsel
fo r the \Villinm Lyon Co.
"Most of the company's
business is done with the
Board of Supervisors."
Some of the company's
employee-funded political
action committees have do-
nateu to county supervisors,
according 10 Sherman. Dut
he said they do not reflect
official company policy on
political issues. Major donor
reports filcu by the William
Lyon Co., however, show
contributions made to coun-
ty Superviwr Harriett Wied-
er.
"What we're loo~ing at is what
kind of positions the candidates
take," Sherman said. "Crime is a
major issue, and policies fur eco-
nomic growth."
Runking third on the coun1y's
list of top political con1ributor) is
Fieldstead & Co. and affiliate!.,
reponing $796,000 in contribu-
tions during the last four years.
Company President Howard Ah·
manson Jr. is the son of Home
Savings & Loan founder Howard
From A1
S CONTRIBUTION ..... COMPANY
101) 22,875 ......... ~nge County Tr1nsporutJon COllitlon, Cost1 Mesa
102) 20,000 ......... Moli.rd Corporation, Newport BelCh
103) 20,000......... O'Donnell, Armstrong & Partners, lrvlne
104) 20,000 .......... Pacific C.ommercznlre P<artners, Newport Beach
105) 19,500 ........ American Stores Company, IMM
106) 19,000 .......... NJ Financial Corp/Los Alilos Dev., Irvine
107) 17,870 .......... Pacif1e Citeway & Desert Higlilands Auoc., Irvine
108) 17,600 .......... Oifforo s. Heinz, Newport Beach
109) 17,500 .......... ure Enlerprises, Inc., Tustin
110) 17,396 .......... Pulte Home Corporallon, Newport Beach
111) 17,000 .......... Central Bank. Walnul Creek
112) 1 7 ,000 .......... Fl~ Western Heallh Corp., Santa Ana
113) 17,000 .......... Quality Beer.Distributors, Inc .• Tustin
114) 16,600 .......... Hunsaker & Assoc., Inc., lrvlne
11S) 16,571.. ........ Mickey & Trudy Thompson Memorial Fund, lrvlne
116) 16,500 ....... Wotthlngton Chewolet Inc., Sacramento
117) 16,250 .......... IN-N-OUT Burger, 8aldwin P•rk
118) 15,566 .......... Start Up Nuclear, Inc., San Clemente
119) 15,54S ......... Grove Investments & Affiliates, C05U ~
t20) 15,500 .......... Hemmeter Corporation, Honolulu
121) 15,196 .......... Barf)' Brief, South Laguna
122) 15,lq<> .......... Carmen Morinello, Anaheim
123) 1 S,000 ......... First Western Medical Group, Sanl.a Ana
124) 15,000 .......... The Transportation League, San Francisco
12S) 14,750 .......... Alfred Baldwin, Laguna Beach
126) 14,045 ....... Floyd L. Faraoo. Anaheim
127) 14,000 ........ Pick Your Part Auto Wrecking. Anaheim
128) 14,000 .......... ~rs Enterprises, lrvlne
129) 13,926 .......... Busch, urr & McAdoo, Carden Grove
130) 13,585 ......... Ulaw Growers of Calif., Tustin
131) I J,570 .. ... William Podlich, Irvine
132) 13,500 ......... Brian W. Mock. Newport Beach
133) 1 J,500 ......... Fred V Kunlk & Irving Barr, Los Angeles
134) 13,350 ......... Wittenberg-Livingston Inc .• Newport Beach
13S) 13,0SO ........ CWF Power Systems, Irvine
136) 12,618 .......... Hunl, Colaw & Roe, Inc., Santa Ana
137) 12,538 .......... Frank G. Michelena, Irvine
138) 12,500..... . Creative Communities, Inc., Huntington Beach
139) 12,500 ........ Recreations ol ul1fornia, Inc., Newport Beach
140) 12,400 ........ Mercury Savings & loan Auoc., Huntington Be.lch
141) 12,000 ........ ulif. State Univ. Fullerton FoundltlOll, Fullerton
142) 11,938.. . .. Ttafl'IC Control SeMce Inc., Amhelm
143) 11 ,880 .......... Adam.IStreeter Civil Engineers. Inc., Irvine
144) 11,470 ......... HaM')' Englander & Affilia1ed Co., Newport Beach
145) 11 ,091.. ........ Lyle CM!rby & Associates, Sant• Ana
146) 10, 125. . ... Nancy l. Baldwin, Laguna Be11ch
147) 10,075 ........ Steve Charton, Sant.a Ana
148) 10,000 ...... California Communities, Inc., lrvlne
149) 10,000 Guild Financial Express, San Diego
l SO) 10,000.. .. .. Richmond Amcrte1n Homes of Calif., Irvine
1S1) 10,000 ...... The le.wt'rton Co, Anaheim Hills
152) 9, 134. . ulif Medal Po11tial Action Comm., San FrancHCX>
1S3) 9,075 .. Edwards, Chambers & Hoffman law Off., Tustin
1541 8,577 ........ Orange County Concerned Citaens, Costa Mesa
ISS) B,544 . Pl.Kenha & Yorbil l1ncb School District, Pl~nt.ia
156) 5,666 .. . Sc.lnloo for Spvsr Comm., Fountain Valley
1sn 4,500 .. Calif. H11rness Horsemen's As$0C., LosAl•mitos
158) 4, 172 .... .. Calif. Republican Assembly Ind Exp. Comm., Irvine
1S9\ 3.•21 Assoclaled Students·UCI, Irvine
1601 3.350 William C Cooper, Villa Park
161) l,000 John D O'Donnell, Nlwpon Beach
162) 2,775. Cost.l Mesoi Repub. Assembly, Cost.I Mesa
163) 2 670 .. Laguna Be.lch Repubhc.ins. Laguna Beach
164) 1,609 Outdoor Ven1ures/Uil1f Ang~r Magazine, Sanl.l Ana
165) 1,S37 ... .. Pro COO.Ce Qfange County, Newport Beam
166) 1,400 Lake forest Comm As5oc:., El Toro
t6n 1,370 Natiooal ~iatK>n of Ch11st1an Educators. Santa Ana
168) 1,250 ... Susan C.ible, Laguna Beach
169) 1,250.. Wade H. C.ble, Laguna Beach
170) 1 ,202 ........... The Christian Coalition, Chesapeat..e
l 71) 1,000... . ... David Siegel, Corooa <kl Mar
172) l,000. .. ... Dorothy K. Albertson, Sant.a Ana
173) 1,000. ... Linda Siegel, Coron;a del Mir
174) t .000.. .. .. Lf<¥:j C Albert!on, Sant.a Ana
Total: 21,745,599
FILER'S NAME
Thomas Hiltack
Will.am Mollard
B~lr Armstrong
C Nordquist
Robert )ones
Neville Pe.lnOl'I
Jame Bigler
Cliff Heinz
Steve Ronilo
Craig Johnson
Richard Powell
Lois Ruhnke
Paul Bretag
Richard Hunsaker
Anthony Rackauclw
ul Wotthington
Rich Snyder
Gal)' Rosenbloom
B.Nott
Randy Rogers
Bany Brief
Carmen Morinello
lob Ruhnke
Barry Fadem
Alfred Baldwin
Floyd Faraoo
G~Mdlroy
Dwiglit Spiers
Norman Busch
Allen Vangelos
William Podlich
Brian MoCk
Fred Kunik
Cric Wittenberg
John Bass
Veroon Hunt
Frank Mk:helena
Richard Ashby
Douglas Hill
Edwin RicNrdson
Will.am Dlckerson
James Westph.11
)<an A Ad.lms
Harvey Englan9er
Lyle Overby
Nancy Baldwin
Steve Clllrtoo
Cra1g Hardy
Lester Werling
Robert lewis
Bob lelVerton
Don Cirtman
Mark Edwards
l~rie Mdlelena
James Fleming
Roger Stanton
Al•n Horowitz
Mich.lei Schroeder
Michelle lluron
BRI Cooper
John O'Donnell
John~
frank Aronoff
Hally Ray
Alm.di B~MS
stwoo F11irbanb
Robert Simonds
Suwn Cable
Wade Cable
Dave S~I
Dorothy Albertson
Linda S~l
Lloyd Albertson
Ahm~Hl!.OO Sr. The company de-
scribe) its bu)inci.s as private
;J!>~ct management ::ind philan-
thropy. The only asscb munased
by the comp:rny ure Ahmanson's.
"One of the rea!.ons that \\c'rc
invol\'Cd in politic) b that we
wJnt to protect the right of pri-
vate in!>ti tutions lo care foe the
poor and the homelc)s," said
Roberta Ahmanson, wife of
Howard Ahmunson Jr. und
former religion editor of the Or·
angc County Register. "We abo
want to fo!ltcr a lnendl) utmoi.·
phcre for business in Californi:i,
because we understand that to
be one of the mo~t important
ways to fight pO\Crty in Cali-
fornia."
Fieldstead & Co. has contrib·
uted to an array of organiz:ition!>
ranging from the California Pro
Life Council to the California
Committee to Limit Terms.
One major political force in
Orange County mb~ing from the
major donors lis1 is the Lincoln
Club, 11 30-year-old conserva-
tive ReP.ublicnn organization
founded"' by indus trialist
Arnold Oeckman, J.S. Fluor
and Walter Knott among
others. The club's member-
ship includes the likes of Ir-
vine Co. Executive Vice
Prc:sident Gary Hunt, devel-
oper George Argyros, and
Koll Co. President Donald
Koll.
Lincoln Club President
Gus Owe n estimates his
m e m b e rs s p e n d a b'O u t
$300,000 to $400,000 a year
in support of assorted po-
litical action committees that
share the club philosophy of
limited government. The Lin-
coln Club gave strong sup·
port to the Proposition 140
term limits initiative and
Gov. Pete Wilson's reap-
portionment efforts. Most of
the organization's contribu-
tions are made during gen-
eral election!>, not primaries,
according to Owen.
Ahhough there are some
mighty big political givers in
Orange County, money alone
cannot win on election, ac-
cording to Owen. "We have
seen on a number of oc-
casions \\here a number of
these financial forces will
line up behind a candidate,
but the grass roots will pre-
vail," he said.
And even for those who
steer contributions toward
incumbenti.. there is no guar-
antee their political fa"oritcs
will foll in line, according to
Orange County Democratic
Party ChJirman Howard
Adler.
"It gives them more access
than inOucnce,". Adler said.
"Most politicians will not do
anything in any way that will
diminish lheir chances at re-
election. All that it docs is, it
gets you an audience to lis-
ten."
Getting an audience, how-
ever, is no small thing, ac-
cording to county Republi-
can Party Chairman Fuentes.
"The giving of money pro-
vides access. Access has to
be translJted into inOuence,
becau e those \\ithout access
have no chance of innu-
cncc," Fuentes said. "We
should not underestimate the
value of political access."
Fuentes is concerned that for
too few of Orange County's 2.4
million reside41 tl> :.ire political
contributor . "There is an abso-
lute ncces!lity fo r broader partici-
pation by the average citizen in
political contributions," Fuentes
said. "We\.c got to enlarge the
participation by the little guy in
the process, so that candidate
for elective office have a much
broader con!>titucncy to which
they must respond."
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Newport Council won't take the ·initiative, so the people do
T he best orgument for term limits in
Newport Beach? Look at the wny
long-entrenched Newport Beach
Ci~ Council members ore (mis)handling a cit~ens' movement to put n term-limit
proposition on the ballot.
Either the council is wildly out of touch
on this issue or they're simply scared of
Editor's
Notebook
losing their political jobs.
You decide. Here :ire
the facts.
First, freshman
Councilman John
Hedges, fresh off the
campaign trail, asked the
council in Jnnuary to put
a term-limit measure on
the June ballot. He
wasn't asking the council
members to endorse the
two-term lim it he
proposed. Simply put it
on the ballot, he snid,
and let the voters decide
-as they did for Prop. 140, which limits
terms of sfate legislators.
Hedges also pointed out that a Newport
Deach term-limit initiative drive in 1990
collected more than 6,000 signatures
(foiling short of qualifying by just 281
votes, despite the fact that the measure
was severely Oawed), proving a strong
community interest in the issue.
Hedges was voted down S-2. Only
first-term councilwoman Jean Wan
supported him.
Fine, but John Hedges isn't one to back
down. (In case you don't remember,
Hedges -Newport Dench newcomer and
everyone's underdog -beat long-time
incumbent Don Strauss to get on the
council in 1990.)
So Hedges, along with his wife Maria,
spearheaded a new initiative drive that
would limit council members to two
consecutive four-yea r terms. The efforr
officially started in April. During the first
t\vo days, th e group gathered 1,000
signatures.
"It's a real ea!>y sell," says Maria.
"Even people who aren't sure yet how
they're gong to vote in November want at
least to see it on the ballot."
Exactly. Short afterward, the initiative
drive topped the 4,000, and Councilman
Hedges went back to his colleagues with
the proof -voters want to see this on the
ballot -at the end of May.
What about it? he asked. We 've got
4,000 Newport Beach registered voters
signed up. Please put it on the ballot so
these volunteers can stop working.
Nope, said evetyone but Jean Watt.
"Have at it," faid Councilman Clarence
Turner at the meeting, encouraging the
volunteers to keep getting signatures. ''I'm
not about to run again ... but I feel
strongly that term limits solve nothing."
B ut why not let the good people of
Newport Beach decide for
themselves? Especially when 4,000 of
them asked to vote on it. Exactly how big
a number does the council need before it
acts on citizen requesLs?
Rejected again, Hedges, Hedges and
Company -made up of more than 80
volunteers -hit the streets once more
and rounded up the final 3,400 or so
needed signatures. In the meantime, Dana
Point passed a term-limit measure with 89
percent of the vote.
Still, no movement from the council
despite all the clues:
l1' More than 6,000 signatures in the
failed fir:.t initiative drive.
l1' Voters easily pass Prop. 140.
Y" More than 7,400 signatures gathered
in apparently successful (awaiting
Registrar certification) second initiative
.frive.
l1' 89 percent of Dan:i Point voteri. go
for city term-limit proposnl.
I caught up with John Hedges -
clipboard and pen in hand, term-limit :,ign
dangling around his neck -last y.,eekend
:it the Corona del Mar Scenic SK Run.
Though his group possessed more than
the needed 6,SOO signatures, he was still
collecting a few more, just to make sure.
Are you di!.appointed the council hasn't
put this on the ballot?
"Yes, abM>lutely," he )aid. ''We get 40
or 50 signnturcs on a speed bump issue,
and the council responds. We get
thousnnds of signatures to limi t terms,
and we get no response."
With 7,400 signatures now in hand, "111
Hedges go to the council one last time?
"I'm not going to try," he replied with a
laugh. "They had their chnnce."
What are they afraid of?
He shrugged his shoulders and offered
o theory on "hat alnic1 ... "II elected
offic1ab, including tho)c on the Nev.port
Council
"A pc1111on 1) evidence th:H elected
government or 11:> '>taff are nu1 being
respun\t\C to tl\e need .. of the electorate.
And !>ome elected officials 'icw petitions
as an a'>'ault on their authorit). The
pct11ions 'a>. in effect, )Ou're not doing
>our job."
I "'ondcreJ if he ''as angry about the
"hole matter and \\ h;.i1 he ">aid
surprn.cd me.
"I "bh C\Cf')Onc on the (uuncil had the
opportun1l) 1 had to gather signatures,"
he said. "You h:arn '0 mud1 about the
people of I\ C\\ port Uc a ch and their
concerns And )OU al-.o learn a lot about
your:.clf."
The Cit} Council ~lwuld :.top all this
nonsen'e aml \Ute tu phm: the term-limit
in11intl\C on the ~u\\.mber ballot.
And 1f the) stall ~an 't hear the \01ce of
the people on this ''sue, they should grab
a petition, clipboard and pen from John
or ~1araa Hedges and head to the nearest
i.upcrmarke1.
\\'illi:Jm Lobdell is tile c·ditor.
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Against Cancer" is a chance for everyone to celebrate that cancer
can be beaten.
Participants can wa lk, run, rollcrblade, or "heclchair for pledg-
es. Ne" port Dunes is at I 131 Back Bay Dr. Registration is 7 a.m.;
start is 8 a.m. For additional info rmation, call (714) 751-044 1.
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:Around Town .
Send your items to Bob van
f yken, The Daily Pilot, 330 W.
Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627.
Today
Charity fashion show -
LO> Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley
will be a special guest at a
1und-ra1sing fashion show, 6 p.m.
todJ\ at lhe Red Lion Inn in Costa
MesJ Proceeds will be used to
our(hJ>e child safety seats for
neeJ\ families and to support the
Orange County Poverty Law
Cenler. The event is sponsored by
the Orange County Trial Lawyers
4u~oc1ation. For information, call
895-5533 or 241 -9623.
Co nsulting engineers -
The Orange County chapter of the
Con~ult1ng Engineers Association of
Cal1torn1a will hold a breakfast
meeting al 7 a.m. June 11 at
CeeLers Carlie Crill, Dove Street
.ind Scott Drive in Costa Mesa. Call
476-3300 for information.
Sq uare danci ng -Costa
\lles.J 's lively senior square dance
group. the Costa Mesa
Qu1cksteppers, invite you to their
weel..1-. dance, 10 a.m. Thursday at
the DO\\ntown Community Center,
.i..nahe1m A\enue and Center Street.
The group is looking for couples
''1th square dance experience for
e>;panded actl\ 1ties. There are also
iemJle partners available for any
1ngle men ''ho would like to join
the tun For more information, call
545 5669.
Saturday, June 13
Child ab use -Women
who are survivors of childhood
sexual abuse are invited to a
)em1nar, offered by Elizabelh
:>locum, M.F.C.C., entitled "Freeing
the Inner Child: Breaking Toxic
Bonds With Mother." Topics
include building healthier
relationships with parents, breaking
lOK1c bonds, and creating emotional
independence. The seminar will be
presented at 2900 Bristol St.,
Building F, suite 202, Costa Mesa
from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The
fee is $5. For reservalions, call
546-7708.
Remodeling -A free
seminar designed to inform
homeowners about the complex
process of remodeling their homes
will be offered at 9 : 15 a.m. June
13 at the Cliff Drive Park recreation
room. The seminar will be offered
by architects Carol Tin!.. and ,\.1ark
Teale and laodscape architect A J.
Tea le. For more information. call
731-2252.
Boating safety -A free
marine safety exam "Safe Boating is
'\Jo Accident" will be offered by the
United States Coast Guard Auxiliary
from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 13 and
14 at Ne'' port Dunes. A class 1n
boating skills and seamanship will
be offered from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 1n
the Newport Dunes Conference
Room Special children's classes,
"Water 'N Kids," will be offered at
10 J m, 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.
Business ethics -The
Ne" port-Balboa Rotary Club is
spon)oring a business ethics
\-\Or!..)hop entitled "Beyond
Bu)iness as Usual" at the Balboa
Bav Club. The workshop starts at
7 30 a rn. with a full buffet
breJ!..fast and concludes at noon.
The rost is S 10 per person and that
in<.ludcs all materials and breakfast.
For more information call Millard
MacAdam at 644-5552 or Jim De
Boom at 548-4942.
Back Bay paddle -
Paddle your way through the
Upper Newport Bay Ecological
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paddling instruction at 8:30 a.m.
June 1 J. The tour, conducted by a
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Reservations are required. For
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Sunday, June 14
Arts classes -Free classes
in ballet, jau, tap, fu nk, piano and
others will be offered at the Costa
Mesa Arts Complex located at 151
Kalmus Or., Building C in Costa
Mesa. Demonstrations of fairy tale
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dance, music and arts centers. For
information, call 241-9908.
ADD and adults -
Attention Deficit Disorder used to
be reg.1rded as a disease afflicting
only children and adolescents.
Recent research has revealed the
disorder also affects adults. causing
d1mculty in concentration and poor
job performance. A seminar on
ADO in adults will be offered at 7
p.m. June 15 at th~ offices-of Joan
Andrews, 11 51 Oo\e Street, suite
105, in Ne\\porl Beach. For
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borderline, and IQ test score can make the d1ffettoce.
Monday, June 15 t Student Advocacy
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DIXON: City sells on some of former utilities director's belongillgs
' ' From A1
for leading a lavish lifestyle and tires ang
the part, wearing expensive su its and
Dixon's home was decorated with
more than 200 art photogr:iphs, incl uding
portraits :ind male and remale nude .
ma'l>imize th e return to the dt)," Oum· l)clano saiJ the city h:.a' \Ct up u spc·
1.1al account to keep the funds until of·
f1cijls decide "hat to do .... ith it
thcrnp) \\Ill <kn1unstratc that D1\0n's
problems stern from a dcv:istat111g cluld·
hood. D1.S..1lc\ is b.1n~rng that this, and
his "ltcnt\ 1.:uopcration, ,.,,ill result in a
lighter scntcnc:c.
ham said. ·
gem enc1 usted jewelry to work. •
J'ltow those suits arc sitting in storage
~mcwh~re. in Orange County and the
Jewelry 1s 1n a safe deposit box -all
waiting to be auctioned.
Another 84 photographs and f~1cd
posters, including posters of cartoon
characters ~uch as Charlie Drown and
Bullwinkle and entertainers such as Fred
Astaire and Lucill e Dall, were im·
pounded at his Newport Beach office .
Caty official' jre :.ilso tryang to get
money back from the opcrJtor of a Car·
ibbean time share in which Dixon had
invested and arc trying to t r~1ck down
some land he allegedly O\\ n'> in Arizona.
So fur they have collec.tcd les'!I th.in
S300,000 of the S 1.8 million Dixon pock·
ctcd. With the sale of the tO\\ nhouse •1nJ
the art collcc:t1on. the city "111 -.till be out
more than SI million, Dcl1no 'J1d.
The Chicago n:it1\c came 10 Ney.port
aftt:r lca,ing JO aJrnanhtrathe position·
at Gcorl!cto" n UniH~r)tt\, "hich he left
111 I •r':! ~•Iler being com ktc:J of stc~1ling
ruughl) SSU,UOU trom student funch.
. Abo in storage arc the furn bhings for
his three-bedroom townho use in l lun·
tington Dench.
City Attorney Robert Durnham saiJ
the city can't sell any of the art - or ge t
it appraised -until law enfo rcement of·
ficial-. release it from an evidence locker
at the police department.
Although Im I lumington Ucach home
i' on the mar~et for $254,000, Di>oon still
owes $135,000, so city offidab probably
won't net more than S 100,000.
Facing up to se,cn )C<1rs 111 j.111, 01\011
is schcdulcJ Ill be scntcnceu 111 Superior
Court tod.1y, but his allornc), Stephan
DeS..1lcs, pl..1n-. to ask fur •• rnn11nu..11Kc
until ~c,eral reports come 111
Nut knu\\ 1n!! about l11s past, ell> cm·
ployc1.s hcrc "'J) the~ thought the affable
..1nd guoJ·hum Jr~J D1\on ":is able to :.if·
ford sud1 lu\ullc.:'> h\:CJU~C of ht'> S~6.UOO
J }C.ir s..11..ir) .111J the ... ale of his p..1rcnt's
llarbor \'11,;y. 111.>mc "h1ch' he inherited
:iftcr their deaths se,erjl }c..tr'!I ago.
"We're dealing with some auction
houses to try and figure out the bc:.t way
to sell it," Dclino said.
Police have abo seized a sitablc art
collectio n that city officials estimate
Dixon paid nearly $400,000 for.
"The n we need to find an art con nois·
seur to give us recommendations on
what to sell and for how much so we ca n
City o fficiab have abo confiscated
SI 1,000 in ca'h from Di,on\ final pay
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STATION: Resident asks: ..-.: GroundbPaaklng to 118 talk of town Is firehouse necessary? From A1 -pro101ype or a donors' wall that
will list the names of those who
have contributed Sl,000 or more.
To date, mo~ than lQ2 people
huve. dov.ated bc1wecn SJ,000
and"tl mallion.
From A1
')t:iuun since 193 1 and they aren't
aboul to gi'c I\ up now.
"I\\ a P~'li1ical question," Riley
~;.iiJ. "I lb1orically, the residents
haH! wuntcd a fire station. The
numhcr who tlon'1 believe we need
.1 tire llla1ion :ire very, very few."
\\'hde a stuJy may prove that
the c11v coulu ll,l\C money by nor
!'uildin't: the !-IJt1on, 1h:il would be Je1nm~n1.il tn the cit1zcnl> of Dal-
bo.1 blJnd. Council"om:rn Jean
\\1.1 tl ,,11J
"Thi' \\ h11k tleCll>ion hJSll°I
bcl·n J11nc m a '.icuum," \\'all
,,11J "I ju ... 1 lccl "c arc on i.olid
.:.round here ··
~..:,c11hek:-,..,, ~kCaffrc), \\ho
tornwJ .1 ne" group calkd Con-
..:crneJ Citw.n' of Balho.1 b land,
1hin(.., 1lk·re ;are pknt) of 1e.1-.ons
not 10 bullJ tht• ne" '1:i11u11.
Fur one. he said, according to
1he Frrc Dcpartmcnt'i. own fig-
ure~. the B.ilbt1,1 ls!Jntl firefighters
... pend rno~t llf their tame chasing
c:llls 1n otlwr part!> uf the city ant.I
. rn.: uni~ in the 1!>l.1nd ~talion :>bout
uprr l ott o
\\ td11••,d 1 J.11\l' l n dr,1\\1ng
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26 percent of the time. keynote speaker.
Also, he believes the station on "In honor of this occasion and
Santa Barbara Drive near Fashion to celebrate' flag Day, the attire
Island is close enough to tnke care is red, white and blue. And
or Balboa Island's needs. women be sure to wear Oat
shoes," said Elizabeth Stahr, co-But Chief Riley doesn't agree. chairperson of the Newport
'The groundbreaking is a symbolic step; ou~ fund
raising is not over. We won 't be throu gh until the
building is ready for dedication.' However, S1ahr said $750,000
in challenge gran1s from the
J lnrry and Grace Steele Founda-
tion has been critical to the
fund-raising status. Since J 953,
the Newport Beach-bused foun-
"The issue is being able to pro-Beach Public Library Founda-
vide adequate protection for the tion. "We will be out in a field.''
island," Riley said. "Basically it's The 52,000 square-foot, two-
-8JlJmll ITAlll
co-chairperson or the Newport Beach Public Library foundation
tough to get there. There is a po-level library, to be built by the
tential loss of the entire island." Koll Co ... is slated for completion by next "The groundbre::iking is a symbolic step;
H that is true, McCaffrey s:iid, summer. The faci lity will replace the current our fund raising is not over. We won 't b~
then the ci ty should build stations Newpon Center Library on the we~t nank or through until the building is ready for ded1·
on each of the seven islands in Newport Center. The number or books will cation," said Stahr.
Newport Harbor. increase from about 90,000 to 300,000, and Despite the sagging economy, Stahr said,
. City officials pJan to build the public seating will grow from about SO to the foundation recently presented the city
new fire house on the corner of 200. The library will have an expanded busi· with a SI million check. The library's mai n
Marine Street and Park Avenue, ness information center and a community source of construction funding comes from
which has been vacant since a Un-room that will seat 150. more than $7 million worth of certificates of
ocal ga~station went out of busi-Friends of the Newpon Beach Library participation issued by the city. City funding
ness. But McCaffrcy says that plot have been raising funds for about two years was conditioned upon the librarY raising
of land was originally meant to be and while the groundbreaking is al ready more than $1 million in donations.
dation has donated more than $70 mUlion,
mainly to education-related . organizations.
Among its recipients are Pacific Symphony,
Newport Harbor Art Museum, Newport-
Mesn Schools f oundation, Harbor Day
School and Oasis Senior Center.
"This is truly a community effort," said
Assistant Ci ty Librarian Tom Johnson. "It is
wonderful when you think or the current eco-
nomic 1imes. And yet people, even in those
circumstances, fed very strongly that they
want 10 contribu1e to the library." a park, not a fi re station. He nlso here, the money drive is far from over. On display during the ceremony will be the wonde~ why the ci~ doesn'tj~t .... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ rebuild the existing fire house.
But Riley said even if the city
rebuilt the existing 2,700 square-
foot station, it would still be sub-
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Newport manager tells
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By Tony Oodero
SlJll Wriltr
NEWPORT DEACH -If the
Newport Conservancy wants to
buy several parcels of Irvine Co.
land alon$ the Upper Newport
Duy, then 1t needs to act fast, City
Manager Kevin Murphy said
Wednesday. ·
With the Irvine Co. quickly
making plans to put approximately
363 homes on the last bits of land
it owns in the Newport Day, the
Newport Conservancy has stepped
up its efforts to purchase some oT
those properties -specifically the
Castawnys nnd Newporter North
parcels.
didatc for the fed crnl Endangered
Species liM, she !tnid. Griswoh.I
noted that !teveral rare birds and
vegetation thrive in the area. and
the grassland at that site al!>o pro·
vides a foraging site for wild coy·
01es.
Teachers come up with their .own budget plan
By Russ Loar
Stall Writer
COSTA MESA -Nearly 100 angry teach-
ers hooted school board members nnd
cheered for teachers union orficials who un-
veiled their own ideas about how to cut the
beleaguered Newport-Mesa Unified School
District budget.
"It i) the firm belief or teachers to make
the!>e cuts now, than to return in the fall to
overcrowded, under·)Upplicd classrooms,''
said Jim Canary, a Corona del Mar High
~chool teacher and member o.f the Dudget
Ta!>k Farce formed by the Newport-Mesa
Federation orTeachers. .
Teacher~ union recommendatio ns include
cutting several administrative positions and
returning teachers on speci~I assignme nts
back to the classroom. The union also rccom·
mends reducing adminbtrators' contracts by
one month with a commensurate reduction in
pay, and a cut in school board and ad·
ministrative expenses.
Teacher!. union President Mnya Decker
said all 517 members of the union !>upport
the recommendations. There are about 800
teachers in the Newport-Mesa district.
"No intern tencher from outside should be
hired as long as contracted cmplo)ecs arc
being laid off," Decker !>aid, bringing teach-
er) to their reet in a standing ovation.
Teachers at the school board meeting said
elementary school te achers arc facing the
brunt of the cuts. With the elimination of in·
structional aides, teachers will be racing larg·
er class sizes with less help, especially in.
Co!>ta Mesa schools that have larger numbers
of limited-English speaking students.
"\Ve have been pared down to the bone
and now you're asking us to give our heart:i
and souls," teacher Jim Rogers told school
board members, urging them to take a "long.
hard look" at teachers' recommendations.
The Newport-Mesa school district is in 1117:
pn>CC!>S of Cutting about S~ m1llton from ncllt
school year'!> budget. llut !>Choo! board Prcsi·
dent forrcsl Werner s..aid mo:.t or the CUil>
ha\C already been made
"MJny of the things that the)' ..re focusing
on for reduction, the boJrt.I has already ad·
drc-.sed," \\'crnCLsJid. "\Vc\c alre..it.I) mat.le
significant cuts in \Orne of thl>:>c categories,
1n -.orne c.1-.c~ "e hJ\C C\Ln cut further th:in
"a' recommended b\ tht.: teacher ... "
Werner behc\C!o 'the teachers' propo,ab
arc ba\ct.I on outdated budget inform..auon.
··I hey an: \\Orkmg "1th huJgct figur~'!I that
\\C \\ere \\Otking \\ilh in JJnUJI), ltlJl arc to·
tall) out of date. If )Ou'rc going to do pears
and appks, )Ou'rc going to llJ"e trouble
making a pear sal:.1d "
School board members promised 10 take
the teacher:. recommendation'> into consit.ler-
a11on. but \\crncr \\Jrns th..at m..a1or change!>
1n the budget "'II be dlff1cuh, because a ten·
tati\c budget must be complctcu by June 30.
,.
"
"I don't see a better time for
the community to acquire those
parcels,'' Murphy said. "So your
commitment must be strong right
now and you need to move quick·
ly. There is no better time for the
conservancy to do what your
And i,he noted that any develop· --------------------------,.------------------------
doing." t
ment can't help but have an effect
on the urea.
"Everything is going to have an
effect, it's going to trickle down,''
Griswold said. "Whether it is
going to be a large negative effect
is hard to tell."
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Association V Speaking at conservancy meet·
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or the environmental group that ~l~;oi;;~~~~~;r:;~~~i~~~:~~ ---E--t-h--n--1-.-c--....JIL---m--'-p--o--r-=t--e-r--s Sh ow
buying the property soon would be
much easier than later.
"You arc biting off a big upple,"
Murphy said. "You are trying to
acquire u great deal of open
space."
Because Newport Dench is lack-
ing in open space, Murphy agreed
that the need to acquire that space
is important, "llnd he said he th inks
there :ire wa)S to make the pur·
chase hrippcn.
Irvine Co. spokc~pcrson Dawn
McCormick did not specifically
comment on Murphy's remarks,
but she did agree if the Newport
Conservancy wants to buy the land
it needs to be done "in a timely
manner."
The Irvine Co. has given the
conservancy 12 to 18 month s to
come up with the SSO or S90 mil·
lion it will take to buy the prop·
erty. Meanwhile, the Irvine Co. is
proceeding with an open space
agreement with the city that would
develop approximately 106 acres
or the Upper Newport Day land
:>nd leave 140 acres as open !.pace.
That agreement would include giv-
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In relationships, true commitment cannot be Jegislated or demanded
Awareness lessens risk·
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L ast mon1h Cosmo Girls
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soul!" says author, Natalie
Gittlcson. She suggests that in
order 10 do this yo u must:
·· Ac.·t a~ 1f he loves you a
much .1s rnu ".101 h1n°1 to.
Wi,hinl! ~lone will not make it
... o. b1Jt ~your bcha\ ior could
-.park a new dynamic between
th e two of you.
"Concentrate on his most
lovi ng Wl)rd' anti gestures and
k l h im know how much they
mean to you. Your ardent
responses may encourage him to
reciprocate.
"Shower him with the most
loving words and gestures of which
you arc capable without inhibition
or fear of rejection. He just might
surprise you -and himself -by
emulating them involuntarily.
"Take exactly the opposite
route, if you feel he's distancing
himself from you. Recapture in
your mind the wannest, most
intimate moments you've shared
and be as open and expressive as
you can. Your positive thoughts
may relax him into returning some
of that warmth back to you."
OK, I agree there is some truth
to all this. As Gittelson says, acts
of love often begets acts of love.
But you've got to be careful!
The Cosmo article is really
about "love" and not "like" as it
promises in its title.
Let's suppose that the love part
of what's going on between you is
really OK. And what you really
want is for him to like you more.
Look to the other aspects of
your relationship for answers.
Could you improve your mind or
your job? Does he value your
lifestyle and family involvement?
Does he appreciate when you help
him update his clothing choices or
when you give bim financial
advice? Docs he appreciate your
efforts to maintain a healthy and
Sm art women know bet-
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under these circum-
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enough not to totally "re-
treat.''
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"Loving" and "liking" weave
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to switch off a bit. You think. "he
doesn't love me anymore."
Th.is may not be the case at all.
And if you come on as strong as
Cosmo suggests, he's likely to run
further away!
Smart women know better than
to try too hard under these
circumstances, and also know
enough not to totally "retreat."
When "the switch" occurs, the
best thing to do is to remain wann
and loving ... and consistent. If he
is truly your man, trust that he will
recognize it in fairly short order.
Since the history of all
relationships have the "switch" in
common, whether or not the
relationship continues past this
point, has more to do with what
the wo111an (in this case), docs
than with what the man does.
Commitment in its truest form
-which includes loving and liking
-can never be legislated or
demanded. The process is a much
gentler one.
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Society Editor Vida Dean ... 642-4321 -
A nautically nice event raises funds for Opera Pacific gala
J ohn Ortega II opened his
gorgeous 9,000-square-foot
bayfront home on the
peninsula Su nday afternoon to
underwriters oC the Opera Pacific's
June 20 Founders Gala.
"The Capricious," yacht of Mary
and Carl Raymond, and four
electric boats
brought most of
the 75 guests
from the Linda
Isle home oC
Sall y Jae and Earl
Schaefer to the
party place.
'
The
underwriters,
decked out in
their
nautical-best
attire were
From left, Nora Jorgensen, host John Ortega and Barbara Flora.
Society greeted by
chairwomen Nora
Jorgensen and
Barbara Flora -and by drink and
food catered by West Coast
Production.
"The food, the socializing and a
little music (pianist Stephen
Sivcovich) is the way we ore saying
thank you to the underwriters,"'
Flora said. Guests nl o saw ·
(chairman of the boa rd of
Clothestime) Ortega's three sleek
Ferraris on display in the entry
court with his Mnserati, and
models wenring great Chanel
fashions. (Chanel will offer a
mnjor opportunity prize at the gala
plus "freeze modeling.")
"The guests here today have
donated $500 or more and will
recieve two tickets to the gala 'La
Vie de Boheme' to be held nt the
Peralta Hills home of Lil and Bill
Knight. Tickets to the event will
also be available for $125 each,"
Jorgensen commented. (Ticket
info can be obtained by calling
546-7372.).
Among the guests was
underwriting chair Joanne
Sokolski, who was wearing
earrings made with real tiny
compases. Other nautical looks
were worn by Shirley McCoy in
"hite and gold and Liz Sliepka in
red and gold. Ann Mcl ean, gala
co-chair with Mary Raymond, was
in navy pants and white jacket
decorated with gold anchors.
"I'm not nautical, but l am
nice," laughed Maxine Cibson,
wearing an animal print style and
attending with opera·IO\ling
husband Robert.
Also mingling were Craig
8rown, Gloria Zigner and Irv
Goldberg, Gerry and Wally
Schroeder, Phyllis Willats, Milli
and Herb Wieseneck, Lila .rnd Eri ~
Nelson, kasia and Cary Johnson,
Nancy Sorosky, and Barbara and
Bill Roberts.
As guests left the reception they
were given a Chanel bag filled
with a bo11le of premium white
wine, a loaf of r=rench bread,
chocolate-covered biscuits, a '"heel
'Music or the Night' benent gala raises $25,000
"Music of the Night" could be be heard on three
Ooors of the Taco Dell Corporation headquarters
Saturday evening for the second annunl benefit ga la
for lrvine Barclay Theatre.
The event was attended by more than 250
supporters who raised $25,000, according to
chairwomnn Joan Stover. The theater's foundi ng
support group Encore Circle orchestrated the even t
with Taco Dell ns major sponsor.
Guests seen included Co~ta Mesa resident s
Deanna and lee Rankin and Newport Oeach
esidents Carol and Kent Wilken and Carry Brooks.
Hors d'oeuvres and dinner, donated by
estaurants and hotels were served on the
noramic 12th Ooor. Music makers included the
tep Sisters Dance Band, Woodbridge Jazz Band and
he Butler Street Blues Band, which is made up of
UCI fac ulty.
-By Vida Dra11 Costa Mesa residents lee and Deanna Rankin.
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of bri1.: und a casse tte tape of ''La
Boheme," the opera 1ha t will open
Opera Pacific's season in
September.
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evening event was simply called
Bnlboa Commiuee of Orange
County Philharmonic Society
annual benefit.
No fancy name, but the 250
allending knew what to expect
when they headed for the Balboa
Boulevard home of Marie-France
and Channing Lefebvre -good
food and a good time socializing.
Every year the members make
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hot nnd cold hors d'ouevres take
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and coffee wi1h trufnes by Jean
Boyd and Jan Stewart.
Kathie Malcomb, attending wi th
husband Bill, ch::iired the par1y
that will make $3,500 for OCPS
youth musica l programs. Others
there were next year's party
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Button wi th hu!lband Syd, and
Patty Pillsbury wi1h husband
Davis. ,
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yeur's president Becky Riddel wa)
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Editor William lobdell ... 642·4321, ext. 351
Newport doesn't need
to ' look far to help out
C ool is the word that best
describes the reaction to
Newport Deach
Councilman Clarence Turner's
proposal to involve the city in
helping rebuild trouble inner
city areas, including
riot-savaged Lo) Angeles.
At a City Council meeting
this week, Tl.J'l'ner's proposal
drew the kind of rcvie\\s
usually reserved for bad
movies, terrible restaurants and
last-place ballclubs.
And that's too bad because
Turner's idea is not without
merit.
If nothing else, it refreshing
to see a councilman in a city
that has an unde)crved
reputation for intolerance come
up with a pbn of action for
as:.bting and even investing in
the troubled )pra\\.I of our
bigger cities.
In Turner'i. \i!>ion of th ing,
the commi11cc would overl!ee a
non-profit corporation that
would pro\iuc :.uch thing) as
schohmhips and financial aid
to deli1gnated inner city areas.
F urthcr, he proposed the
creation of a credit union
to ama)i. monc~ for inner city
re:.idcnts and even t:i:<
as:.c:.:.ment di:.trict:. 10
encourage residents to invest in
rebuilding rundo" n
ne11.:hborhoods.
The immed1:ite reaction from
the council was a ge neral
con,erbus that Ne" port Dcacll
:.hould ''orry about it O\\fl
problcmli before lilraying
cb.c'' here.
"I think it is important that
"e dun't lose sigh t of our own
D.Jd,~ ard-.. \\'e ha' c a lot more
hardship cases that we are
given credit for," retorted
Councilman John Cox.
Councilwoman Ruthelyn
Plummer said: "These arc very
sophisticated programs. It
assumes that inner-city people
have a level of education that
allows them to take part in
these programs."
Ouch. We trust that
Councilwoman Plummer either
got tongue twisted when she
said that or that, at the least,
she now wishes she had kept
her mouth closed. It is poorly
chosen statements like this that
help unjustly brand Newport
Beach as an enclave for the
uncaring.
0 ur feeling is that
Councilman Turner has a
great notion ... and it just might
ny if he took Councilman Cox's
ad" ice.
One doesn't have to run up
to Los Angeles or even Santa
Ana to find poverty or squalor
of festering crime. Newport
Dcach's immediate neighbor,
fo r instance, has -at least in
minature -many of the
problems that haunt urban
areas. There is poverty, there is
ethnic diver!>ity, there is crime
and there is at least the hint of
gang ac tivity. And it would be a
lut easier to catch such
problems in their early stages
than rescue an area that is
soaked in ash and blood.
We urge Turner to push on.
And if it doesn't catch hold in
the public sector, then switch
tacks and look outside
government. Newport Beach
has no shortage of people with
big hearts.
The last roundua
Newport Conservancy fights for the great wide open
First in D series of four articles Dbout The
Newport ConscNnncy, its plans and its
progress.
T he history of Newport Beach -past,
present and future -is on our minds
as we watch the depletion of environ-
menlal resources worldwide. The Newport
Conservancy was formed to aid our local en-
vironment by preserving some of Newport's
historically significant open spaces. We are
not alone! Uind trusts and conservancies arc
the fastest-growing
segment of the non-
profit community,
as people try to
save their nrca's
natural and cultural
heritage.
The Newport
Conservancy was in-
corporated in Sep-
tember, 1990, when
the last of our major open spaces was clearly
destined for development. Our priorities are
rhose parce-ts rhat will go on the trevefopmcn
block first, and arc adjacent to the Upper
Newport Bay. These arc The Castaways,
Newporter North and San Diego Creek
South.
The 56-acrc Upper Castaways site is visible
from Pacific Coast Highway on the west
bluff. Its history includes the fi rst landing site
in Newport Beach; McFadden's Wharf.
Newporter North lies between the John
Wayne Tennis Club and Purk Newport on
the cast side of the bay. The U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service considers this area critical to
the function of the wetlands.
There are also areas documented by ar·
chacologists as major reservoirs of artifacts
from Orange County's earliest residents. "It's
a virtual museum in the ground," was the
comment of one archaeologist who has stud·
ied the site. (Wildlife and the archaeological
significance of the areas will be discussed at
greater length in the next article in this SC·
ries.)
Ptlol r,i., phciro
The Castaways property is the crown jewel in the Newport Conservancy's plan.
The fu ture of these properties is in ques-
tion and depends on several factors:
• The owner of the properties, The lrvine
Company, is willing to-sell them at fair mar·
kct value, bu t timing is critic:il.
• The Development Agreement between
The Irvine Company and the city will be the
subject of hearings during June and July. TI1e
first of these will be conducted by the New-
port Dcach Planning Commission on June 18,
7:30 p.m .. at City Hall. Anyone who wants to
comment on these plans may see the Envi-
ronmental Impact Report at local libraries or
the city Planning Department, who:.e phone
number is 644-3225. Deadline for written
comments is July 18, after which the City
Council will conduct hearings in late July or
August.
• Regardless of the outcome of these hear·
ings and any changes that may be made in
the plans, the fact remains that preservation
of these properties for present and future
generations depends upon the success of the
Conservancy in getting together a package of
public and private funds for acquisition.
The success of The Newport Conservancy's
efforts will be directly related to the people
power generated by thii. preservation cau e.
From the beginning, people who have been
contacted have been quick to say, "Count me
in!" Eighty-five percent of people surveyed
by the City in February responded that main·
taining open space is an important environ·
mental is~uc in the Cit)'·
T here has been a clear affirm:ition of citi·
zen support os our Charter Member
counl grows rapidly. At latest count, 1,500
Charter Members are leading the way to
changing our City's hi tory. As Fred Manin
so aptly put it in an article in the Druly Pilot,
Oct. 29, 1991, "This land grab is all for the
people."
In my view, we will be missing our last
chance if we do not grnb this historic op·
portunity.
)CIJIJ Watt is president of Tht Ncuport
Conscn•oncy and a Newport lk:>eh City
Council member.
Next, "Tile Museum Under the Ground"
plus the Upper /Jay, a11 integral part of the
Pacific Fl>woy.
Where the buffalo don't roam
T he ic.ka for the mal!tcr planned city
of Ir. inc wa\ conceived and
Je,cJoped b) architect William
Pcn.:ir.J some three decades ago at a
place mi.lny call the Duffalo Ranch.
Mlrk
Petl'ICCI
Liberal
Politics
Si tuated at the
corner of MacArth.ur
Uoufc,Jrd and Ford
Road. the ranch still
pro' ides a panoramic
view of Irvine and no
doubt mspircd Pcreira's
dcs1cn to tran!>form this
farming community into
nc\tlcd suburba n
'11l.1gcs. faen before
Pereira, herds of
buffalo roamed the
ranch, !>Crv1ng as a
popular tou rist
JtlrJct1on for anyone
m.1~10g their way down
to the coa~t road ailing two-lJne
• MacArthur.
Tm.la). thi~ collection of red buildings.
i'I home to LJngc hnancral Corp. and a
fC\\. pct buffalo, ~1111 available fo r public
viewing. The ra nch Jnd the buffalo are
vivid rcmrndcr!-of the Jrca'!> past as an
' agricultur;1f community. Out these
buildrngs and their significance are
obstacles to Irvine\ m.ister planned
future. You sec, the ranch stands directly
in the path of the proposed realignment
of Ford Road, necessitated by the
building of the controversial San Joaquin
Hills Toll Road. Despite its historical
significa nce, the ranch will doubtless be
razed; his tory has no place in a master
planned community.
Some think it ironic that the
Bowling . doesn't
strike him as
a fun spo rt
FUN JN TJI£ UN? TRY PAJN IN TllE
LANE -Ah, the c golden day on the
Omngc Coast. All that relentless sunshine,
1111 that glorious surf. all those invlgoratlna
ocean zephyrs ..
So where drd I pend my first Sundny
nfternoon?
Bowling, naturally.
Indoors, yel, or cavernous Kono Ulnes
in Costa Mes:t.
What's a nice boychik like me doing in
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History has no pl ace in th e Irvin e Co .'s master plan
birthplace of livine's
master plan would
ultimately be destroyed by
the master plan. Not true.
There's no irony here, only
the natural consequence of
who Irvine's master plan is
intended to serve. Jt would
be ironic if Irvine's master
plan was designed .to build
an authentic community,
for in such a community
there would be a sensible
commitmenl to preserving
the past. For so many
communities in our new
nation, preserving the past
nurtures respect for the
present and gives purpose
to the fut ure. The eminent
historian Arthur J.
Schlesi nger Jr. makes this
point far better than I in
"The Disuniting of
America" ( 1992): "History
is to the nation rather as
memory is to t~.e
individual. As an
individual deprived of
memory becomes disoriented and lost,
not knowing where he has been or where
he is going, so a nation denied a
conception of its past will be disabled in
dealing with its present and its future."
But there is little place for history in
Irvine's "master plan."
Irvine is a master planned community
of, by, and for the Irvine Company.
Irvine's inhabitanturc..mercJy a
necessary means to a much lorger goal:
was in so many guucrs
wns when I took a
wrong turn in Tijuono.
I am not a bowler.
When it comes to
exercise of any sort, l'm
strictly a stretche d-out
spectator.
But one doc$ not
ignore an invitation from
energy·eituding Slosh
Tkaayk and his vibrnnt
long term profit-maximization for the
company. History doesn't mean very
much when your goal is to transform as
much acreage as possible into housing
and commercial development.
The master pion in Irvine serves the
financial interests of the Irvine Company
first and foremost. Occnsionully,
someone from the Irvine Company is
.honest enough to say $0., Jn "Edge City"
(1991), Joel Garrcau explored this with
.
construct new flooring on unc 28. A!.
Kona Uincs munoger Chcrlt Noa,y
Tom Nielsen, former Irvine Company
president. Garrcau asked, "What doc!>
community mean to you, as in
'master-planned community?' " Nielsen
responded: "It doesn't mean anything
more than a marketing term." The
"ma!>ter plan" is nothing more than a
well-designed investment portfolio for
the Irvine Company.
Yes, the company can be and has been
generous to the communities it owns.
Some have even called the company a
benevolent giant. Dur, when mere
history, like the Buffalo Ranch, stunds in
the way of "progress" and profit, make
no mistake :ibout which course the
company will pursue.
Irvine Company executive!> justify the
need to raze the ranch for safety
reasons. A diff ercnt alignment of Ford
Road, around the ranch, might lead to
slower tr:iffic or haznrdous conditions. In
defense of this poliition they cite the
recommendation of the county
Transportation Corridor Agcnc..)'. A:.
"luck" would have ii, the public relations
director for the agency just happens to
be a former Irvine Company executive.
Fancy that!
This is the public excuse for
demolishing Irvine's birthplace, but the
real rcbon for destroying the ranch has
nothing to do with safety. As revealed in
the city's staff report on the project, a
realignment of the rood would change
the residential plans for the 11rea
adjacent to the new roads. New
residential deve lopment? Who sold
anything about that? Come on, you
didn't really think the lrvioe Company
was promoting the transportation
corridor to reduce tr:iffic congestion, did
you? Of course not!
Thousands of new medium to high
dcn!lity homes arc planned. The simple
realignment of Ford Road to preserve
the Duffulo Ranch would reduce the
company's flexibility to pack this newly
opened area \\ith e'en more red-tiled
homes. We can'l ha'c history standing
the way of a few new homes.
And so it goes. The fresh black asphalt
of a re:iligncd Ford Road is a fitting
tribute to Pcrcira's vision. It's not ironic
that asphalt should memorialize
inspiration, it's poetic justice. After all,
in u new master pl:inned community who
really gives u rat's tail about a bunch of
rici..ety old barns an)'\'ay? Until Irvine
historian Judy Liebeck starting mounting
u campaign to save the 13uffalo RMch,
the Irvine Company was betting on the
rat's tail.
The Irvine City Council, po ibly in
juncture with its contiguous liistcr citic~.
should consider buying the 13uff alo
Ranch and turning it into a \\Orl.ing
center for the preservation of Orange
County history.
That's not going to happen. Someday
when you're waiting at a long !ltop light
at the corner of Ford and MacArthur
you can tell your child about the rnnch
and the buffalo. They won't believe you.
As you show them on old picture, you
may envy the children of GCll)!lburg,
Plymouth, Mt. Vernon, and
Williamsburg.
Mark P. Pctracco teaches po/It/ta/
-Sekn~•t UC/ and Is a rtjula,. Pilot
columnist.
tactfully tried to expl:iin, heavy bowling
balls ore not supposed to be dropped from
six-foot heights. Abo, if the Good Lord
hadn't intended us to roll in gutter , J le
wouldn't have invented innat:iblc bumpers
-dcliigned to keep us on the litraiaht ond
narrow.
OUT WOULDN'T THAT ADO TO TUE
WATER'S rOL.LUTION? -Several
natives have been kind enough to sugge t
means of doing the fnmily wash without
auing into hock at local laundries.
ICclly 0&11\'IS recommend::. the
old·((bhioned way: going down to the
)hore with a bar or Fels Naphtha, renting
a Ont rock (SS o day. tops) ond ju::.1
bcoting the crud out of it.
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aociltt publisher Barbara Vt..cda. It was
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Mo t of the aues1s, who've manaaed to
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~orks. The fint load, he indicated, miJhl
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Mr. Mom in aa 1uanae new wo1ld.
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A12 Thursday, June 11, 1992
Giving and . learning
~ Costa Mesa students learn lessons about poverty by organizing projects to aid homeless.
By Russ Loar
S!Jtl Wnter
A bout 30 Co:.la Mes••
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through a con ... 1,.·1ousnc-. ...
ra1,111g c:-.crc,.,c vf soi ts Tuc ... da),
m.1~ing se\cral ln111drcd me.ii... for
d1stnbul1l111 10 the llllmclc:.,.
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rcces:.i1,.H1. · .. I JU"l pr.1) 1h.11 "1,.•
don'1 get l.ic\..ed out on 1he
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Sd1ool (the ... cl101,.1l indudcs gr.itfes
... c,cn and c1gh1) m.1dc lllC;tf, :ind
Local newcomer
h9pes to cash in
on state's Lottery
F or Camille I h1,1e1lcr. it
\\.1 ... ~• chJnlc ill h:;irn
al,out J l1u:11nt C.ildorn1.1
C\l\IOm. ~" ing a11 :11 mill1uth llf
dl•ll.1r' th rough the \I.Ile
Lullt'r ~
put tvgcthcr "h)gic:nc kits" out of
donJlCd item such a so.hp and
deodorant at Our Lady Oucc11 of
Ange ls Church in Corona del ~tar.
l'he churd1 a~bts the cffom of
~PIN (!kl"\ing People In N ccJ) •• 1
Nc\\'port Ucuch chariwblc
01 ~.1niLalion that db tributcs looJ
w'homele:.i. people \\lice a wed,.
!:>tudcnts ii\ teacher Carole
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r.11.,c money to buy food for.the
h1,.11nclcs-., n clnsll O)l>ignrn cnt
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k.trn 1hat part of 1hc joy of living
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June 11, 1992
The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Roger Ca rlson .... 6.i2-4330 cxt.387
Section B
Dunn-Club Golf/82
Classified/BS
Automot1ve1B8
High tide'~ ,,
for waves, ·for the SailB_r~, a ~~ery g<!f!d year
Montgomery
~ Corona del Mar resident
was a big stopper for NCAA
baseball champ Pepperdine. ---------------' By Barry Faulkner
Sparts Writer
I t's just beginning to sink 111 for
Sieve Mon1go111cry.
• The junior pi1chcr from Pep-
perdinc University finh.hed all four
of lhe Waves' victories at the Col-
lege WorlJ Series 1n Omaha, Neb.,
where the seventh-seeded team
from Malibu swepl to its firsi -ever
Division I na1ional baseball ~ham
pionship.
"Whal I remember feeling most,
is 1ha1 ''e should ha\e just !..cpl
playing," said 1' lo ntgomcry, a Co-
rona dcl Mar rcsidcn1 "ho s1arrcd
a1 Fountain Valle> 1 ligh. "The IJsl
w.o years ended "ith tournament '!'
losses, so ii just seemed -strange to
me we wouldn'I pl:1y any more after
a \\in. Even at lhc post-game pre~
conference, I kepi thinl..ing about
"hen practice would be the ncxl
day."
I n·
stead of
p r a c-
t ice, the
Waves,
who
rnppe d
C a I
SI ,1 t c
I· u l-
lc r 1 on.
3-2. 1n
S a t u r-
d a y • s
na1io n·
a I I >
I c I C·
Volleyball,
track, field
kept Tars
on the map
~Sailors wore No. 1 label
during volleyball season;
Mancuso sparkled in shot.
By Richard Dunn
SportS Writer
E xpcc t a·
lions \\ere
lofty this
sprihg for a cer-
la in collection or
Ne"port Harbor
ll ig h nlhlctt:' ,
and a lthough
the big prizes \H'rc ne\er obtained,
the thrills ~ill lasl fore\Cr in the
hcar1s or the school's fai thful.
Volle)ball conch Dan Glenn's
team. \\ith one or the fi nest units
if\ Newport Harbor's long history.
\\Ore the label of t\o. I in the CIF
Soulhcrn Section -'·A throughout
most or the sea on.
In track and ril'td, senior Tony
~l ancu 0 reached lhe finals or lhe
State Champion hips in the shot
put before 10,320 fans ot Cerritos
Co llq.:c, ettling for fourth place
O\C'rn ll after thrO\\ing a per onal
best or 59 feet, 31,~ inches.
Tennis, S\\imming and golf \\Crc
loaded "ith underclassmen, but
e:ah njo)ed ucces in one form
or another.
·1 he Sailors' 'oll c) ball team,
ending lhe regular season No. l in
Orange County and beginning the
season as the 1op-r.i n-.cd team in
See VOLLEYBALL/13 ""'• "'~" °"'" r..,. Newport Harbor High's Justin Mci ntee is Sea Vtew League Athlete·bf the Year
after starring in basl<etball and volleyball for the Sailors in his senior year.
Sailors
gave it a
good shot
~ Mclntee's ind ividual efforts
gained him honors as Sailors',
Sea View Athlete of Year honors .
By Richard Dunn
Sparts Wnter
T here \\Crc time::.
w hen J us11n
t\tc l ntcc com·
plctcl) took O\Cr on
the ba~l..etball court.
All hough ~C\\.pOrl
Harbor ll1gh hJd lb
!>h;ire of 1op::.)·tUI"\}
1nomen1::.. fc" ,,jll furge t thi 6-fool--l
fon, Jrd ''ho averaged ::!3.6 point-. and
9.-1 rebounds per gJme .
t\lclntce, the Sailor::.' Athlete of th.:
Year, ''a::. fir::.t ll':lm All-Sc.1 \'ic:'"
Lca!-:UC anJ 'econJ teJm All·Clr South·
crn -Secuon D1,1!>1on Ill, leJd1ng :"\c"·
port Harbor to the chJmpion::.h1p game
of the Daily Pilot ·11poff CIJ~~1c IJ::.t
Dec. 7. a::. "ell as an C)Cpopp111~ 'ictoC)
o'er Sonor.i in the opening rounJ ut the
Ill-AA plJ)Offs.
The Sailors. ''ho '>truggled tn league
and fin1~hcd '.!-8, \\Crc 11 -15 O\Crall.
"T he h1l!hllghts of our !>l':J::.on \\ere
ge tting 10 the finJI, l I our touriument
and plJ)tng J grcJl !!JOH: again't llun-
llngton OcJch 111 the l1nJI (belorc lo::.1ng.
58-57. in O\Crltmc:). JnJ \\tnnt1h! the
conso!Jtton champ1un-.l11p Jt the f.,t.rn·
c1:i l Co•ht Chri::.tmJ' CIJ"1.:). Ill "hi..h
our on!) lo::.' \\a!i-tn triple U\C(llme"
Ne" port HJ1 bor b.1 .. kc:tb;ill l·o.1ch 13tib
Senen :o.J tJ
"In lcJguc "e struggled, but th n \\C
bounced bJck and \\Un our ftr'>t·round
playoff game :iga in'>t a !;OOJ ~econd
See MCINTEE/83
.. l 'c d
t I I I e
g .1 m e,
f I e w
home to
a rou ·
ing re-
ception
al the
~1irport. and later the Pcppcn.Jinc
eampu!>.
Sailors learned the ups and downs of smashmouth
Slo" ly, da)·-by-day, Montgomel)
has begun to put in pcrspectl\e the
rcaliza1ion of this )Cars indhidual
~ind 1eam accomplbhmenl .
"I ah\ a>s wanlcd to go to Pep-
pcrdine or Stanford when I was in
high school. Once I got hc1e, I
w:intcd to so the College World Sc·
rics and be an All-American. Now,
l\c been fortunate e nough 10 du all
1hree. I ju!>t couldn't as!.. fo r more:·
A second-team All·Americ.tn re·
lief pi1cher (selected h~ American
Ba cbJll Co::ichcs Associalion and
Collegi:lte Baseball), Montgomef)
may find his future challenge in
professional baseball, after being
drafted in the third rounJ by th e St.
Louis Cardinals in the recent major
league drafl.
"I didn't think I'd sign (J pro·
See MONTGOMERY/12
By Richard OuM
SOOltS Wfl'.ts
T ailback Brandon Finney,
crushing through the right·
side lead of l3cau Ralphs and
Marc llarton, bulldozing hi wa)
lead left behind Pat Cahill and
Amin Mirhadi.
Thi \\:lS largely how Ne"port
11.i rbor High mO\cd the foo1ball
I.1st .1utumn. It was succcs~rul, cons1stc n1, somcumc'
un topp.ible. Smashmouth \\as at it-. best.
Fullback ·Tony Mancuso en·cJ ,,., a d)n.11ni1c
hloder "hilc Finney gained 1.194 )Jrth an~ scored
11 touchdo\\ns in 25-' c::irric (4.7 a'cr.1ge).
W11h cnior quarterback Mil..e Ofer brcal..ing his
collarbo ne in the season opener, the Sailors J...cpt the
footh.111 on the gro und most of the prcsca.,011. Ofer's
return in the second h;ilf of the c.1::.011 led, al times,
to ::in ai r raid, C\Cntually mounting 1hc Sailors tnto
the CIF Sou1hern Scclion Division VI plJyoffs when
their offen sh e a11ac J... bcc:ime more balanced.
For the third s1r.1ight autumn -and fourt h 11mc
1n six years -the Sai lors aJ,anceJ lo the CIF quar·
1crfinals. "Tlhlt\ "hat \\c \e trieJ to do," Ne\\pOrt
Ha1 bor Co.teh Jeff llrinl..lc) said. "\\'c\e dc,clopcd
... omc consi-.1cn9 and tricJ to be .1 consbtent ''in·
ner."
So behind an ironhanded offcn ::.l\'e line, headed bv
center Scott And rc\\S, Finne) and ~tancu::.o pro\IJej
the Sailor:o. "1th a scconJ-to-none ground g;1mc.
Ofer. 111 roushl) h;1lf a sca,t.m, completed 53 percent
of his pas::.cs (S7 of 16-1) for $-18 ).11ds and SC\Cn
touchdowns.
"Unfort unate!~. the biggest dis.1ppom1mcn1 \\a::.
not "inning the (Sea \'ic'') league champ1Unship.''
Urinl..lc~ ::.aid. "\\'c set ou rsch es up to \\Ill the
league, anJ ii \\e \\OUIJ\e beaten S~1dJlcb;lCk or
\\'oodbridgc, \\C \\ould\e gu11en ou t ~Is k;1~uc ch.tm·
ptOn\,
"Other th:i n th.11. 11 \\J::. satbf)ing going to the
qu.irterl111als aga111. \\'e were fortunate to h,l\e a rc;1I
good group ol l..1ds. On and off the field. the) "ere
rc;il solid gu)s -the) \\Ort..ed h.1rJ :inJ ::.c l some:
gt.1:11::. lor thcrmclves."
Hnnc) -ltnbhing third on the ~chool's .. 111glc-
s1:a,u11 rushin~ ).trd::. list behind SlcH: DrlLJ' ( l.'7~
in !%.')and Hal Shcllm (l.61 m 19-1::!) -\\JS the
Sea \'1cw League's Offcnsl\c PIJ\Cr ol the Year.
The Sailori.: 7-5 O\Crall and 3-'.! 111 league, ended
their .. cason \\ilh a :!'-0 lo)s aga111't C\Cntual CIF
cl1Jmp1on \ .1lcnc1J in the D1' i::.1on \ I quar1crf111Jls.
~e"pl>rt IL1rlx1r dcfcJtcd OuenJ P.irl.. tn the f1r:o.t
rnunJ 'lif the playoffs. 35-14.
Ddcn~i,ch. the Saikn' "ere led b\ l\\0·1trnc All·
CIF Dl\t'>hlti VI in::.1de llncb;1cl..cr Oann ~IJ111:nall,
1.tel..lc Ralph,, nu'e gu.1rd Mancu ... o JnJ corm:r~acl..~
\\.1dc r ift .ind SI..' Harm •. all ol \\hl1m "ere all·
k.1gue pl.1~cr,, ·
l3ranon Coluccio, J \\tdc n:cet'lf ... 1fcl\, .. 1cncJ J
lc uer ol intcnl to con11nuc his h.xitbali cJr1.a Jt
Suuthlrn ~ktho<ltst Un1,C!'ll}. "here he'!> c\pect\:J
See SMASHMOUTH/83
Volleyball seasons
starting to heat-up Golf Of Costa Mesa
Boys', girls' summer campaigns closing in
on some huge tournaments across the country.
A s the chool year comes to a clo c, lhc high chool
ond junior high chool club \Olh!yball pl:i)ers arc
preparing for their pmt -~ea on dub play.
Especially for lhc girl~' club team-; 1his i the tournumcnt
that they ha'c been preparing for during the la'it si~ mon1hs.
The bo)s' teams sturt "ith the Sou1hern California
Vollc)ball As ociation Dc+.1ch Promotion Boy!>' Classic which
run June 20·23. The play 1s pool play on the
fi"t two d:i~ to be followed by ployom which
ore dependenl upon the uccc:> in the pool play.
Tht!> event " a ~arm-up e'ent for Junio r
Olympics for the boy~ ''hich i\ in Albuquerque.
New Mexico from June 30 to July 4.
Some Strl club team' opt to atlend the Juniur
• Olymp1c<i for girls ~hich i\ al o in Albuquerque
ond run June 23-28.
• I here arc 64 tcom' in c.1ch of three division
(I~ & under, 16 & undct, ond 14 ,f.:.. under) from
c'cry rcgmn in the Un11cd States It 1o; quite a
pre\lig1ou tournamcnl th:ll move every year to
t.1 new i.itc.
Wh11i: the J.0.', for girl~ urc hcin{! played,
there is ol\C.) 1hc: AAU hampion\l11p' in Clucago
which fc:.l\JrC\ OH:r 400 b<>)" and girl tc:ams
mo~tly from the Mid\\C<,l orc.1.
1 he big&C\I tournament or them nil i the Volleyball
r:c uvul for girls m Davi, It run~ from June 28 10 July 4 and
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MONTGOMERY:
From 61
fessional contr:lcl) as a junior,
because I didn't think I'd be
drafted that high," )aid Mont-
gomery. who had l\\O swes and
a "in in Omaha, where he
pitche<l 91'.1 inning), allo,,ing
four h1t) and t\\o earned runs
and )tril.ing out six. "Out the
C:ir<lin:1ls are a great or-
g.1nization and I'm meeting with
lllu 1 1u<l~1y to ~cc ''hat they
h.1 .: t.1 offer. I "ould ha\ e no
pll km p!J) ing my senior year
:it l'cppcrcJinc, but if they give
me an oflcr I can't refuse, I
won't reful>e it.·•
Current!\ enrolled in )ummcr
)chool at PcppcrJ111e, Montgom-
ery said things arc still pretty
much a hlur. but he offered the
following rctro::.pecthe of his JO
days in Onwl1J:
ii ~la~ 28 -"\\'hen "e got
there. thc people treated us
great. The) :.ho,,cd 1h arounJ.
and the :.tadium ,,~., pretty per-
fect. We h.1J :in autograph cJay
for the pl.i~ er:., anJ it was "lh1l
prett) much \\hat \\C 1mag111c
the big lc.igues to he ...
• ~In) 30-"0ur fir:.t game
"'-'!> ~1gam::.t \\'1ch1t.1 St<llc, and
l'<l "anted to pl..ty them all ye:ir,
becau": 1 I.cpl rc.1d1ng in Ba:>c·
ball Amcm..1 th.it 1he) \\ere !>Up·
po~i;d Ill be thi' btg po"crhou::.c.
··we ''crt: beating them gonJ
(6-0) "hl'n I c.1111c 1111 in the
cil!hth .1nJ \\cnt thc lin.11 r:;.1
(\;llhllUl ~1ll1l\\ll1!,! .l Jut). It \\.1~
\\C1rJ. hut I l..1nd of l.'\pecteJ
more fri..>m 1hcir h1ttc1 .... l3efori:
th.11 (!.1111c, I lhllll.. \\C rcalh Jidn't~ l..no\\ "hi:1c \\C ~tooJ
\\ith thi: lllhcr tt·,111h thnc. l3ut
after th.it. I thin!.. \\l' felt \\I.!
coulJ \\trl the thlll!! ·
O..oly P,lol f1fto pllolo
Corona dcl Mar's Steve Montgomery, shown here in his high
school days at Fountain Valley, was one of th e premier Waves
for Peppcrdine University's 1992 NCAA baseball champions.
mind that if I shu t them out the
l.1 ... 1 t\\O inning~. we·d tu1 n it
.trounJ."
ncnous, and to be honest, it
seemed like just another ball
game to me. I hit the first two
guys, but I still felt it would be
all right." •June I -.. ·1 hi:n \\1.' pl.l~l·J
Tc\a~. "h1ch. 11l11 111 1.11.i: :rnv-
thing """~ from Cd State Fu°l-
lcrwn, I thuul!,ht "'J' the
:.cl'on<l·bl.'.,t team· thl•rc. I cJn11.:
Ill in the <,C\Cnlh .ind \\C \\CIC
;ihcaJ 5-0 !Jut tu 1111.', II kit 111..c
;1 one-run le.id, bcc.n1-,c Tc\;1~
c.rn come b.1cl..· :.11 an~ moment."
(Second baseman Steve Ro-
driguel came through with a
gr.ind 5.lam homer in the bottom
ul thi; inning. ;rnd ~1ontgomery
f111ishcJ up for the 5-.i ,.,,in. his
10th in 12 dec1,1ons 'on the sea-
'on.)
(r:ullcnon scored to cut the
lead to 3-2, but Montgomery fin-
ished for his ninth s:ive).
''The final out was a nv ball
10 right. I couldn't soc the ball
that well because or the sun, so
I wasn't ready to throw a party
out there. But I saw our whole
team out of the dugout near the
fir~t b::ise line, so I sensed \\c
''ere going to be national cham-
pion~. I'd heard about dog piles,
and I didn't want to be on the
bottom, so I ran out of the cen-
ter of the mob. Uut I celebrated.
l had a great time."
(I k \11.'ldcJ one l11t .ind l\\O
\\JJb. ~tnl..rng uut l\\O 10 pri:-
Sl.'f'\c the ... cl.·und •..trJ1ght !>hut·
oul).
"After Ste\c hit the grand
-.b111. it felt like we were going
tu \\II\ the "hole thing, no mat-
11.'r "hat. We "ere m.~i..1ng gH·at
pl.t)s and getting big hits We
"ere nn fire."
"After th.11, \\C rc;.ill) thought
we \\Crc 111 a gt111d po.,ition to
"in 11 Jll. ..
•June ~ -"U\ the th1rJ
g:imc, ll \\JS str;rngc. but I felt
like we were invincible. I came
in tn the seventh with a 1-0
lc..1d ..
•June 6 -"I threw a lot of
pitches in the Texas game. and
111) arm was Jragging a little, so
I hllJ Coach (Andy) Lopez. th:it
I prob.Jbl) couldn't go more
than two innings. Montgomery finished the !>Ca-
son with a 10-2 record. nine
s:ives und a 1.74 ERA. In 82Y''
innings, he allowed 56 hits.
\\all.cd ~5. and struck out 95.
Opposing hit1er~ balled .193
again~t him.
(Tc'·" f1r'1 b..1,cm.111 lJr.L\lOn
H1cl.m.111 lndcJ the \\'n,cs
\\ orlJ Series-record Cl.lll'>CCUll\C
!>COrcle.,:. inning-. 'trcal.. of 24
"ith a three-run homer olf
:-. tontgome i: to forge ..1 4-l
Longhorn., · le.id)
"ben Jftcr the home run. I
felt 111..e "e \\Ouh..I come b.ick
Thcri.: \\,1, re.illy n11 Juubt in m~
"Pat (Ahcarnc) )tarted and
Ocrel.. (\\'Jllacc) came in, and I
1 hough t '' e "c ri; in goocJ ~hape
( kJdi~1g 3-1 ). I thought Derck
\\Uul<l 11111,h 11 out, but after th1:
,c,cnth, Coach Lopez turned to
me .111d a'>l..c<l me if I w;1ntcJ it.
\\ h..11 "a' I going tu s.1y? No'? It
"'" the J.1,1 '.'II\ outs tor J t1J·
t1l11ul champ1om.hip. 1 told him
I rnulJ do the JOh."
"I wa!.. \cry happy to get a,
chance to pitch in all four game~
(in Oma h.1 ), " he SJ1d. "I "i~h
tn) number ... \\llulcJ hJ\e been a
J111le better. bu1 11 doesn't mJt·
ter, because '~c·re nation;tl
ch.unpion<;,'' . "\\'hen I c1111e in, I \\il~ll't
Teeing it up on the greens
just what Mesa has in mind
B udgct cut' "11h1n high ..,chool a1hlc11c
dcpJClmcnh ha'c h11 h.1rJ. tii..c a
2~0-ru 111d 11u1<.1dc ltneh.id,cr con11ng at
)OU full ~recd 1n J b.id mood.
I 11111h.11l pnigranp, gcncr.11c 1110 re rc,cnuc
th.111 any othl.'r 'PllTt, but hl..c lhc rc ... t of them,
it\ becoming a burJrn keeping thl.'m Jfloat.
I h.11\ \\ h) the Ctl\tJ Ml',.I I l11~h football
ll.'Jlll -~pcarhe.1dc<l h) th h1lmter club -j,
eh.1llcnl!1ng c11y oflu:1.1b to 'uppMI tb maJUr
fund -r;ming e\Cnt ul the )C.1r: I he '"th :innual
Co"·' t\lt:sa h>otball Ooostcr'> Goll
1 uurnamcnt, "h1ch is Sund.i). J unc 28. at thl' co .. 1.1 ~lcSJ (iulf and Countf) Club's r-.k .. J
l tndJ cuursc
· \\1th .ill tht: buJgct cut\, the footb.111
Club Golf
prol!ram i-. facing wr1ou~ problem.,,"
1t1urn.1mcnt !>pol..espcf\on J:in
Lu\<.:mbourger s,11J "Wc\.I lil.e tu
ch;1llcnge all of the city offic1;.ib aml
Co'>ta Mc:.a bu~inc.,,c~ 10 support
u~ t\f1cr .111. thl!> 1s 1he high school
1ha1\ under the c11y'., name."
!l's a four-man '>Cr.tmble forrn;.it
Wtlh the first tee off 'IChcdulcJ ror fl
a m. I he S60 entf) fee include\ gotr,
C<irl ;111J pnZC!> fur dO\C\t 10 the
pin. best score, etcctcrJ.
"runds from the golf tournament
h~" c a \\\O·part progr;1m,"
Lu,cmbourger sJ1cJ "Fmt, 11 help'
spomor kids in the drug awarcne~'
anJ diversion progr.1m, ;m<l
secondly, fol' ihe physical
conditioning and weight trnintng program,,
"B:hically, cvery1hing that "'e c.Jrn we turn it
around. lt pa~ for the c;ummcr prosrnm, it
pa)S for students who can't ~1fford any type uf
fee and there 1-. a $40 fee for ~1d\ to pby
clt11 ing the summer, and phi' to the co.1cl1'''
"'ho don.11c 1hc1r 'ummc:r to the program. 'I he
chool d1~tmt lloc,n't pay them 111 the
ummcr."
For tee spon~nri.hip or further inform.t11n11,
con1;1ct tournament dirccto1' Gary Harhcr
(IJ57-JJ86) and Jerry Luxcmh<>UIJCr (751-0222)
or Co ta Me~a football coach Myron Miller
(556 3161)
'
0
Chnlk one up for the men's club: In
SJturJ.t}\ "lleat the Pro!>" C).hibition at the
Newport Ucach Golf Coun.e, course champion
Keith W) ricl. and tcacl1111g pro John Sullivan
were knocked off by members of the men's
club.
W) rid. who !>hot a 53 on M:.iy I at the
Record Setler~ Day Pro-Am to eMablish a
course st;indarJ , and Sullivan played scratch
\\hilc men's club players used their full
handicaps.
"We've got to change the format ne).t yc:1r,
that's too tough on the pros," men's club
~rokcsman Dob Potts said. "The gu)S arc
lool.ing forw:mJ. to it next )Car, but when you
beat a team by 15 strol.cs, there ha~ got to be
:.omc moJification because we're no1 that much
better. ..
W)nck anti Sulli\an only shot I-under at 58.
\\hill.! all of the men's club t\\osomes \\Crc at
lcos1 6-undcr. I lat Green and Dick McKinney
\\ere an cxceptionnl duo for the club, i.hooling
a low net 48. Gnry J liggins nnd Jerry Uarnctt
were the winners al 43. Higgins. \\ith a
22-hJndicap. shot o great round.
··1 he worst round by club members was 53,
and 1hat \\J shared by some of the belier
golfers who didn't have the benefit of n high
handicap." Potts i.aid.
Cn11g Jensen ttnd Leo Young "ere second in
1hc e'<hih11ion tll 13-un<lcr (46) while McKinney
and Green ''ere third. breaking a five -way lie
at 48 bcc:iusc of their lowe t 'core on the back
nine.
Alw fmi'thing ::11 48: Uob Dc.irborn and Don
rarmcn {fourth place), Uill l:lh>n and !Job
Gci er (fifth), ChJrlic Orennan and Oill
PriJemo1c (\b th) und Sorin Zdr:1hnl and
Armand Varsas (se"cnth).
0
Add men's dub: Jn la~t Thuri.~.1y\ roun~h.
Green wa\ the low gro '\',:inner .ii 64 while
Dun Wulf \\On low ncl at 53. Oci'>cr w-Js
ccond low net.
Finni round!-of the Mcmoru1l Cup will he
this Sa1u1d.1y. hut no one '' expccu:d to uproot
the current leader, I Ion~ LcFebvrc, al 161.4.
Rich.ml Dunn 1s u Dillly 1'1/<>1 Sport Wfllcr
who~c dub J;c>lf ''c>lumn 11ppc.u~ cu:ry
lnur. t1.1y.
- ----'llA--. 1891 ftlJ ~-t. • • -· . nwwt·a ••• ·u, .. __ .... ·. ~., ;, · j ,,. ... ~ '.;r.l ._
Newport Harbor High Boys
Athlete of the Year
Justin Mcintee
Varsity Football
Most Valuable Player Brandon Finney
Most Valuable lineman Marc Barton
Most Valuable Back Branon Coluccio
Co-Most Valuable Def. Line Tony Mancuso
Co-Most Valuable Def. line Beau Ralphs
Most Valuable Defensive Back Darin MangRall
MVP Special Teams Jeff Sanita
Captains Marc Barton, Mike Of er, Tony Mancu so
Captains Branon Coluccio , Darin Mangnall
John Gust Award Darin Mangnall
Junior Varsity Football
Most Valuable Back Brett Hlista
Most Valuable Lineman Paul Johnson
Frosh-Soph Football
Captain
Defensive Player of Year
Offensive Player of Year
John Giordani
Dan McDonough
Mike Freeman
Varsity Cross Country
Most Valuable Player Jared Overton
Co-Captain Steve Newman
Co-Captain Casey Maze
Coaches' Award Sky Peterka
Coaches' Award Matt Eimers
Frosh-Soph Cross Country
Most Valuable Shahram Dezahd
Captain Henry Chian
Coaches' Award John Stansbury
Coaches' Award Jake Swanson
Varsity Water Polo
Most Valuable Pl ayer Joe Haxel
Captain Oliver Fleener
Monty Iverson Award Riki Krum ins
Junior Varsity Water Polo
Most Valuable Player Brian McAllister
Most Improved Player Wm . "Tap" Ta ppan
Captain Kaj Sturdivant
Frosh·Soph Water Polo
Most Valuable Player Brad Pence
Most Improved Travis Farnsworth
Captain Jason Marsh
Most Valuable Freshman Gabe Wyatt
On deck
in the
Daily Pilot
Looking back 11 the best
of our IChools, '91-92
• Estancia boys ....... June 9
• Mesa girls ........... June 10
• Newport boys ..... June 11
• CdM girls ............ June 12
Varaltv B••k•tnll .
Captain Mark McAnhs
Offensive Player of the Year Justin Mclnt~e
Defensive Player of the Year Wade Tift
Most Improved Player Wade Tift
Coaches' Award Mike Ofer
Junior Varalty Baaketball
Go-Captain Chuck Archbold
Co-Captain Jay Tufano
Sophomore Basketball
Captain George Galdamez
Most Valuable Player Bob Foster
Most Improved Player Drew White
Freshman Basketball
Captain Paul Tayyar
Defensive ~ayer of the Year Will Rankin
Offensive Player of the Year Bob Torribio
Varsity Soccer
Most Valuable Player Jim Hicks
Captains . Branon Coluccio, J.im Hicks
Captains Bryce Rose, Chris Hunter
Most.Inspirational Player Chad LaBass
Most Improved Player C.J. Weightman
Coaches' Award Neal Burns
Junior Varsity Soccer
Co-Most Valuable Player Steve Kleha
Co·Most Valuable Player Brian Johnson
Most Improved Player Tim O'Nan
Coaches' Award Matt Graham
Up & Coming Star Dominic Fratantaro
Frosh·Soph Soccer
Offensive Player of the Year Tony Serra
Defensive Player of the Year David Vaughn
Most Improved Player Scott Watson
Coaches' Award Treavor Prott
Varsity Wrestling
Most Valuable Player Chris Ed wards
Co-Captain Shawn McKay
Co-Captain -Chris Edwards
Most Improved Player Luke Matsui
Most Inspirational Player Greg Chatterton
Frosh·Soph Wrestling
Captain -Ricky Beaubouef
Most Valuable Player Jef1 Rennie
Most Improved Player Jesse Harvey
Varsity Baseball
Most Valuable Player Brian Rogers
Most lm~roved Player Mike Buist
Captain Matt Stewart
Stu Fine Memorial Award Chris Carden
Junior Varsity Baseball
Most Valuable Player Brett Hlista
Captain Tom Urbina
Most Improved ?fayer Dannie Eadie
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Honors ... 91 -92
From 82
Ff08h.Soph 8-bllll
Co-Most Valuable Player Zack Beal
Co-Most Valuable Player Dave Snowden
Captain Zack Beal
Co-Most Improved Player Matt Smith
Co-Mosl Improved Player Matt Pizzulli
Varalty Voll.,.,_11
Tri-Captain Justin Mcintee
Tri-Captain • Frank Griffo
Tri-Captain Russell Gan
Willie Award Amin Mirhadi
Junior V•raltr Voll.,.,.11
Captain Greg Osborne
Coaches' Award Casey Sheward
Froah-Soph Volleyball
Captain Max Spooner
Coaches' Award Greg Slick
Varalty Track and Fleld
Most Valuable Player Tony Mancuso
.
Varalty Swimming
Most Valuable Brett McAllister
Most Improved J.R. Kendall
Captain r. Riki Krumins
Varalty Tennl•
Most Valuable Player Jeff Thomsen
Captain Marc Barton
Co-Most Improved Player Matt Utman
Co-Most Improved Player Steve Sims
Junior Varalty Tennl•
Co-Captain Wm. Pern g
Co-Captain Jim Mahairas
Most Valuable Player Treavor Pattison
Most Improved Player Julian Roborgh
Froah-Soph Tennl•
Most Valuable Player Sture Davidsson
Captain Scott Summers
Most Improved Player Scott Watson
Varalty Golt
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Most Improved Player /
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Jason Beal
..
Thursday, June 11, 1992 83 ~
~
VOLLEYBALL: Sailors went to CIF 4-A nnals before bowing
From 81
the Southern Section 4·A, was knocked off
in the semifinals by Santa Darbara, fin-
ishing the campaign al 17·2.
•
Three players -setter Rullsell Gan,
middle blocker Justin Mcintee and 6·foot-
7 middle bloci...cr Frank Griffo -were
named to 1hc North All·Star team and
also earned All-CIF 4-A recognition.
The Sailors had reached the 4-A title
g:ime las t year, so many e>.pcctcd them to
return this spring.
"We we re disappointed that we didn't
win it, but we llCI real high goals," Glenn
said. "It was :i great season. Gan was the
Playe r of the Year in Orange County, we
had three kids play in the Orange County
All·Sl:lr Game, and we were Sea View
League champions and Orange County
chnmpions, so we came a long way . We
started three underclassmen (Mitch
McCoy, Eric Vallely and Mark McAnlis),
but I wouldn't trade them for anybody.
"Coaching Russell has been a joy for
three years and we have three kids going
on to play Division I (college) volleyball,
and for a school of our size, that's pretty ·
exciting. This was a great senior class."
SNun.t Norll•~.'ln I)-Noc
Fro m left -Mark McAnlis, Eric Vallely, Fra nk Griffo.
of the P:icific, Griffo, a second te:im all·
sccuon choice, i) hcadcJ lor Long 13cach
State; Mcintee, a h'O·t11nc Jll·)c.;Ction
pick "ho !.I\ eraged lll\ kllh per game, h
going to either UOP or Long OcJth
State.
In tr:ick ;md field , the S;ulorl> l\jd Jun-
ior Dcau Ralph!> ad\,lllle to the ~b~tcrs
~teet in the ~hot (53· 71 ~) and suphomo1e
Wade Tift, reach 51 fc:ct.
Out it was M~incuso "hu made the h11:-
gest indentation ~
"We just didn't ha\C <i lot of depth on
the bO) l> team, but \\ e don't lu~c th 11
manv l>CntUrs for nc\t "cir." ),1id !\c\\·
port. Harbor CoJc.h Erit 1\ .. dt. "ho'c
team fini!>hcd third 1n lc.1gul.
Junior distance runnt:r:. Sl..v Pcterl..u,
Mike Pcii...en and JJn.:J OH:rton, ulon~
with Tift and Ralphs, .,huuld put the Sail-
ors a notch abO'-'C the rc:.t nC\l ~ear.
DasebJll was J majur d1 ... 1ppointmen1.
With seven return ing ')t.1rt1:;rl> .ind a SlJr
pitcher in ~latt PJIJft:rr i, the SJilors en·
tered the seJson \\Ith high hopes. Out in-
juries and s1mpl) the \\rl.ng boun'')
turned the season into ~1 i,qed.
Mcintee, Gan, Griffo, Morgan Pattison, Albert Lee and Amin ~tirlw.J1
-the graduating seniors -are leaving some awfully big shoes to fill.
Firlit baseman Chril> Carden, one of fou r or f1\C "'Hh :i ll·lcJguc poten-
tial, earned honors on the Daily Pilot selections.
Riki Krumins was the Sailors' big weapon in i,\\ imming; Jnd in tennis,
it's wait 'til next year with il1comins freshman Geoff Abr.11m. Gan, first team All-Southern Section 4-A, is headed for the Unh c"ity
MCINTEE:
From 61
-place te;im (Sonor:1). A lot of people thought
\\e'd get beat. So a lot of good th ings happened
for being 11-15."
The Sailors enc.led their i.c:ison \\ ith an '2-60
setback agaimt Centennial in the second round of
the Ill-AA pla)off.., after beating Sonora, 57 .. n.
with a great !>econd·half comcbucl... ~klntcc
!.cored 25 of his gamc·high 29 points in the second
half, including 13 111 the fou rth quarter.
Junior Mari... ~lcA11l1~. , .. ho :l\Cr;iged 13.2 po11m
per ga me, , .. :is :i !.ccond te:im all·league '>elcct1on
for the Sailors.
Other \\inter port at Newport Harbor incluJed
soccer and ·" rCl>tling, both of which enjoyed ... uc-
ccss.
Coach Elias Sl)ehadi's soccer tenm, defending
ClF 1-A champion\, \\:IS unable to rcpe .. 11 ;i,
Southern Section champion) , .. ith a young and in-
C\pcricnccd dub. but the Sallorl> (11-9-2) did :id·
\Jncc to the qu.1rtcrl111.1b.
Freshman ~lil..e Frcem.m .... as the mo!.t \ alu.1blc.:
goall,,eepcr in the Sc.1 V1C\\ League and junior Jun
Hicks \\J'> .111 All·CJr I-A 'election for the Sailor,,
\\hu ddeatcd l\\o k.1guc d1.1111pions, La ~lir.1d<1
and P.llm Spring .... in the l1N two rounds ol the
pl.1) urt~. r1:~pell 1\ cl).
Nc\\pon 11.irbor, hll\\e\er, lo~t to Conina. 3·2.
in tht: quarter lin.1h.
"I he bc"t g:1me ''C h.1J ''all again)t 0.:1:.111
\ 11:\\. ''1n11111g 111 tht: ia,t minute." Shch.1d1 ,,11J
·~tater De1 \\Jli a ere.it ''in. too, \\hi h \\J~ .1 co11-
l1J1..nce builJ.:r for~thc tc.1111 guing into lc.1guc. Co·
ron.1 dcl ~t.ir "·" the.: hottest team go111g 11110
lc.1guc. but thln \\C bc.11 them on 1he1r field (on
J.1n. 15).
"Going to the pla)olf, ''·"a 101 of fu n, too. \\i.:
\\CIC "inning a lot of g.1mc,, games in ''hich \\C
didn't e\pcct h.> bc thcrc."
The Sailors, abo led bv Chn" Hunter. 13r.illl)n
Coluccio, Doug Stuci...e)~ ChJJ L.iUJ~l>. Louie
0Jkcr and Chris Ketchum. 11111,hcJ third 111 the
Se:i ViC\\ Le:.igue.
In \Hestling, first-\e.1r coa,h Ste\e Ste\\art to·
tally rCJU\ coated the· progr Jill "h1ch indudl.J g1 .. •
111g the m:it room a focc lift and en.:ourJg1ng man~
'>tudcnb to come out for the l1r,1 11mc.
Nc,\pOrt H:irbor, , .. h1d1 haJ11 '1 \\OM a dual 1111.ll
111 four )e:iri., opened the ~.1111pJ1~n \\llh .1 ti· 1
1ecord at the A1wh1.:1m 12·\\,1\, l1111'.'>h1nl! 1,11111 11
O\er.111. . -
Sophomure Chm l:J, .. JrJ~. J I 45·1wunJ ... 1111-
p1on at the An;ihc1m JnJ R io ~lc~a 1ou rn.1 i11. • t,,
''on 35 matches to brcal.. the '~ hoor~ 'ir11!lC-,,·.1,un
record of 33 i.ct b) Chn~ llurpd in I lJiO.-llorpcl 1,
currenth the Stanford "rest hr I!. toJch.
• L1ght~\Ciglm Eth.Ill CJ\lallvn. Jinml) Kl.din.
Jol!h llobic and Ale\ ~lcnJ1ol.1 \\ere l>L>l1J lur the
SJilors \\hile De.tu RJlph..,, ScJn ~td .. .iy .mJ C1reg
Roney \\Cre con~il>ten1 upper-\\eight \Hotl.:r,,
~lcKa) was undcfc•1tcd 111 h1' lir"t lo ll1Jl\.h1..'>
SMASHMOUTH: Football team
gained CIF quarterfinals berth
From 81
to become a linebacker. ~tJngn:ill (Occ1denwl), 13arton (Cal Poly San Lu is Obi ... pv), Cahill (Or-
ange Coal>t) ;ind l1nne~ (Golden Wei.t} ha\c abo made commitments for nc\l ~c.ir.
Coluccio cJught 46 P.J!>'1Cs for 517 )ardli and three touchdo, .. ns.
Ofer i' c\pccted to go to either Or:.ingc COJl>t or Golden \\'e:.t. \\ hllc MJ111..u-.o 1 ... hcJJ1..J for
OCC to tllTO\\ the hammer, shot put and d9'cu .
•In ''atcr poh.,, the Sailors -lcJ b) R1l..i Krumtn!>. J .R. Kendall. 13n:tt .\lc:\ll1~1er J nJ
:"la1han AndcNm -f11mheJ 19-S mer;ill 3lter losing to Long DeJch \\ 1bon. 11-10. in the CU·
4-A qu.1rterlln .. 1h
"Our \\,Iler polo program h.ts been so 'u~~·c,.,lul (under Coach Dill U.1rne1t) th:it pt:t.irlc \Hiil·
<ler what h.1ppt.•11cd 1f )Oll don ·1. ge t lo the l111.1h.'' Ne" port l-fo1bor Athletic Dir 1.'dor Ern: '1'\c1t
.... iiJ. "People h>r~et IHm t ugh it ill.
"(\\'.Iler polo) h.1d a tough )C:lr, but .In) t1111e )OU can get to the quJrt..:rl 1n.1b 111 :.in) '-porr.
\OU\e had ,1 l!llllJ 'CJ\lll1"
• •In crn"' ~Cl>Ulltr'). ~c, .. purt Harbor\ JJrcJ 0\crton (15:~5) and Si...) Pctt..1!...1 ( 15:26> Ii 11~hcJ
fourth .and tilth, rc,p..:cll\cl), in the Sen \ 1C\\ Le;1gue fuub. A) J gruup. the !:>a1k>rs ''~re 1h1 J
in lcaguc .1nJ llu.1liheJ for the CIF 3·A ch.11np1on,h1p). ..
"It \\;1, .1 11.:.111) )Oung teJm Jnd \\C 're £.l'll1£. to hJ\C !>I'< of our top eight ru n h. r' bJ .. I.., I "eit
\,1id.
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The second of fi,e tw o-hour free baseball clinic , pon-
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of 8 and 15, with the City of Anaheim hnndling the reg·
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catching.
In truction will be provided by Ange l pl:i)e1!. Lui' StlJO
nnd Jolie Gonzulcz, ond coaches Ken Macha and Rick
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T
Catalina proving out to be the hot
spot, but it's not too bad all over
• F ishing is improving daily in coastal waters and especially at Catalina lsland where
anglers on sportfishers and private yachts
running out of Newport, Dana and Huntington
harbors are catching lots of legal barracuda,
calico bass and bonito.
Its been a wide open bite for the 3-B's all
week long reports Eddie at Newport Landing
and with good live bail available at the landing,
fishing this weekentl should hold up.
Dnb Wachter of Balboa Island, fished on the
Outdoors
~day boat "Nautilus," operating
out of Newport Landing earlier this
week and decked a 12-pound white
sea bass that he caught on light gear
while soaking an anchovy just to the
south of Newport 's east jetty.
Davey's Locker is running six
sportfishcrs ou1 daily and fishermen
are catching a good va riety of small
game fo.h along with an occasional
yellowtail and white sea bass at the
islands.
The biggest fish of the week, so
far, has been a 25-pound white sea
bass caught by Tino Valantinc of
Huntington Beach, who hooked into
his sea bass while angling on board
the "Thunderbird" using a live
~an.Jine ns the enticer.
The Shark Island Yacht Club held its I I th
Annual "l3onito" Tournament last weekend
anJ bunches of bonehe:ids were caught by
ncarl} JOO anglers competing in the fund
raising event.
The "Gr:iml Slam" winner was Fern Dickey
of Co!>ta Mesa and she won a 10-foot Achilles
ding) for the boat ··una Mas." Top lady angler
for this fun fishing tournament was Kathy
Can.Hier of Newport Be:ich, \~ho landed a
lhrce-pountl. 5-ounce bonito while fishing on
the !>ponfi!-hcr Oig l3ert.
DJ\C Elm of AFTCO fishing tackle company
BRANDE:
From 81
in Irvine, reports that there is still lots of shark
action taking place on the 267 Spot. The water
is a very warm 67 degrees and it's just a maucr
of time before fishing explodes. Elm caught tlnd
released a small mako shark in e<irlier action
this week and reported that an unidentified
local angler fought a 300-pound (estimated)
thresher shark for nearly four hours before
breaking the huge shark off.
As the fishing picture improves for local
waters and the off shore ocean along Baja, it
might be time to jot down a few important
phone numbers to keep you posted on the
fishing scene and in case you mi~ht want to
book a trip or get-some new fishing tackle for
the "El Nano-92'' season.
Sportfishing Landings: Davey's Locker
673-1434, Newport Landing 675-0550, Dana
Wharf 496-5794, Bongos Sportfishing Charters
673-2810, fisherman's Landing in San Diego
619-222-0391. ,
Tackle shops that stay on top of current big
game fishing: Anglers Center 642-6662, Bisbce's
85 1-3890, Dent Rod 838-1420 and for local
fishing Baldy's Tackle Store 673-4150.
The Balboa Angling Club can also provide
hot spot inform ation by calling the Balboa
weigh station at 673-6316 (after noon daily).
Irvine Lake and Anaheim Lake will both be
open to all night fishing on Sawrday, June 13.
These two popular Orange County lakes have
been stocked with thousands of pounds of
channel catfish and rainbow trout over the past
two weeks and good fishing is expected. These
two lakes operate seven days a week beginning
at 6 a.m., but for this special event, the gates
wi11 swing open at 5 p.m. and anglers can fish
for cats and bows until 3 a.m. Sunday.
Take along a good light (no open fires are
allowed) and a big net to land your catch. For
more information on fishing "The Lakes"
phone 714-649-2991.
Jim Nicmicc's outdoors column oppcors in
the Doily Pilot e•·cry 11wrsdoy.
Boating
I\ 1he l.m~est women's athletic event in th e world with over 6500
teams from all o'er the U.S.
Wooden boats
setting sail
out of BYC
The l3Jlboa l3:iy Volle) ball Club '' hich is for boys, will !.end
nine teams to the Boys' Classic with two 14 & under. four 16 &
under and three 18 & under.
Commissioner Terry Sheward. with organizational assistance
from Alex Wright and Jessica Statz, have logged many hours with
1he paperwork that is required for th e registration of these teams.
Six of the ODVC teams will continue to play at the Junior
01~ mpics with possible national champion!>hip teams playing in
c.1ch age group.
l he 18 & under team!I arc coached by Dan Glenn (Newport
I l.11bor) ;:ind Tom Pcswlcsi (Irvine Valley College). They arc both 'l'" lalcntec..l anJ loaded with our best local players.
·1 he 16 & under teams arc coachcJ by Long Oeach State's Mike
D'Alc'>:imlro. Ed R~1pp (Golden We!ot) and fawn Perkins. who
pl.1}s for USC. These teams fca1ure the future for our local high
s(.'hool powerhouses.
The 14 & under teams '"II be coached by Ty Price (USC), who
''ill ta"e the reins from Uruce Asper. who cannot take the time
from ''ork to trJ\cl to J.O.'s.
It\ great to sec cx-013\/C playe rs hkc Ty Price and Jason
J>cr"1ns return to co:ich the club teams. They add a special touch
h,1\ 1ng "been there ...
The Orange County Volle)ball Club "hich is for girl!. \\Ill go to
the \t)lle,ball fest1,.11. I like the Davis tournament becau!oe our
'dwlc club (100 girls) can go and it's close so almost every parent
l.111 go and watch the team!I in action.
In the 18 & under dili1!oion, l coach the senior team while Gary
'a"amura, ao; he has for years. coaches the junior team.
In the 16 & umlcr, the coaches arc Jim Do,,ncy (Calvary
Chapel), Stc.,,c A!-iahino, '~ho doubles as the club administrator,
0Jrl')l Gan of the famous Gans. and Lynn Randall, ''ho plays at
Lrmers1ty of s~1n Diego
!he 14 & undcrs arc coached by Kellie Denso, Jennifer Bacon
and Kim Smith. This is where it all begins with the age group.
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DEL MAR -
A two-day eel·
ebra ti on of
wooden boats is
on tap ·Friday
and Saturday, starting with the ar-
rival of contestants from 5-9 p.m.
Friday at the Dalboa Yacht Club,
and continuing with competition
on Saturday, starting at noon.
The fleet of wooden boats as·
sembling includes Rose of Sharon,
Cheerio 11, Tantara, Spikle Africa,
Astor, Kclpie, Quiet Tune and
Olinka.
Wooden Boat enthusiast!>, nauti-
cal history buff!. and interested
Orange Countians are invited to
attend the Welcome Party on Fri·
day nt the Balboa Yacht Club, lo-
cated at 180 1 Dayside Dr. in Co-
rona dcl Mar. A SS donation is re-
quested.
This is a time when racing fans
can view the arrival of the yachts,
meet the race sponsors and sign
up for a spot on a spectator boat
to watch the race on Saturday.
Among the list of sponsors for
the race is Disneyland, The Crary
Foundation, Coldwell Banker,
Toyota Motor Corp. USA, Dlurock
Enterprises, Mount Gay, Appleton
and Southern Wines and Spirits.
An awards ceremony on Satur-
day is scheduled for 5:30 p.m.
Cruiser Navigation set
for Bahia . Corinthian
A Cruiser Nav-~ ig<ition Contest,
sanctioned by the
Southern Califor-
nia Cruiser As·
sociation , is
scheduled for Saturday under the
banner of the Dahia Corinthian
Invitational.
S~rting times vary from 11 n.m.
to 12:30 p.m. and 1rophy presenta·
tions ure scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
Beware thieves
:oeep 181 .. -..~·-Where's
my tam?
B oat thcfl co ts boaters nnd
insu rance companies mil ·
lions of dollar ench ycnr.
Fiftee n percent of &ill marine in-
surance claims arc for theft of n
boat, It valunblc equipment or re-
usable part , oc:cording to 1hc
.Cll,000-mcmbcr Oo:u Owner M·
sociation of The United State
(BOAT/U.S.), the notion's !urge 1
orgoniza11on or recrca,ional bo:il·
Cl'1.
An average of l,000 boJts ore
reported 1olcn monrhly. The
chance or recovering a stolen
boat -just J in JO. BOAT/U.S.
recommend the following rep~ to
combat boat theft und vandali\m:
Nl'WPORT LANDING - 6 boats, 85
anolers 155 bonito. 146 banaeuda. 121 Ull-
co t>us, 3 yebwt ~. S<4 sand bass. 3 acufpin.
1 Sheeptlead. 1 haJ11>ut, 2 perch, 53 miCktrel
DAVIY'I LOCKIR -7 t>oats, 231
angtcrs ~ yellowllll. 212 bonito. 573 bar·
racuela. 125 callCo btst. 93 und bus. S
scutpen. 1 ~ad. 2 rock11sh. 1 l\allbul
37S m.ickefel
If you cun't find your fo-
vorilc 1n Co In Mesa or
Newport Ueach in the Dally
Piiot, omcthina's wrons.
Call u here at the Sport
Dcp:artmen1, t 642-4330.
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•Don't make your bo:it an ca y
turgct for thieves. Use thcC&p
warnina decal , locks and alarm ,
Anti·thcfc devices aren't foolproof.
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Costa Mesa High. football coach Myron Miller hopes to get a closer look at his charges today
when they hold a season (spring drills)-ending scrimmage on the school campus, starting at 5.
High school baseball
ALL-ARROWHEAD LEAGUE
(coaches' selections)
Most Valuable Player
Scott Williams. Southern California Christian
-· First Team
Danny Fuller, p, Calvary Chapel
Jeremy Curran. p, L~ffrngwell Christian
Mike Caballero, c. Southern California Christian
Joe Jones, lb, Calvary Chapel
Greg Smith, 2b, Calvary Chapel
Chris Rice, ss, La Verne Lutheran
Chris Salas. 3b, Leffingwell Christian
Sabe Younger, of. Calvary Chapel
Dennis Amundson. of, Southern California Christian
Shyaam Butler, of, La Sierra Academy
Carlos Leon, ut, La Sierra Academy
Second Team
Ryan Elliott, inf, Calvary Chapel
Ben Lee, c, La Sierra Academy
Greg McFarland, inf, La Sierra Academy
Bernie Chir, inf. l a Sierra Academy
Nathan Lambie. inf, Southern California Christian
Mike Hatcher, inf, Southern California Christian
Ron Wood, ut, Southern California Christian
Dave Delano, p, Leffingwell Christian
Damien Giatti, of, La Verne Lutheran
Mike Salgado, of, Sherman Indian
Steve Harrison, c. Sherman Indian
Co-Coache• of Year
Bert Esposito, Southern California Christian
Randy Norton. La Sierra Academy
Vanguards pick up lour
new basketball recruits,
including GWC's Campbell
COSTA MESA -Southern California College ba kctb:ill co:ich
Oill Reynold, nn11ounccu the 11rrival of four incoming Mandou ts,
including the Orange County ~orina leader during hi ~enior )CM
at u Qumla l hgh, Scott Campbell, ll 6-foot-4 junior out or Golu·
en We~• College.
Campbell, who w<i\ orig111ully wi th Co l St.lie Fullerton, 11\cragcu
27.2 po1nh u game J\ a prep; onJ at Golden Wcllt cored ut un
18.S clip a a frc hm.1n, then was held to JU\t 9.7 po1111 over a
pan or nine game bec:.iu c of heurl problcm'i l.1.,t scuson.
Join ing Cumpbcll arc three t'ommunity c:ollcac .111-confcrenc:c
elcs;!ion .
From Imperial Valley Collcac is 6·3 forw:.irJ Ju on ~kClain,
\\-ho uvct4icd 14,J ppg.
From Chcmdcta Collc&c in Oregon i 6·2 ,unrd John Naro,
who avcra,cd 14.S per st:lrt.
And from Solano College In Fairfield i'i Danin Ury.int, n 5·9
point Qunrd "'hu avcragcJ l6.2 ppg.
Speedway
25-lapper
scheduled
for Friday
night duel
COSTA MESA -The
ThirJ annual Legal Right ' •
Defenders, Cirello Rncing
25-lap Classic, to be held at
the Orange County Fair-
groun1.h, is ~c t for Frid:iy
night in a display of spced-
\\ay moh.>rC}cle racing.
The sport' top riders wall
go hcaJ-to-hcau in 16 cham-
pionship St)IC C\ents to de-
termine "hi ch :ire the
night's 12 be t. These 12
qualify to compete in "hat
b the richest und mos1 gru-
eling single e~cnl of the rac-
ing !>Cason, a 25-la p winner
toke ull event.
The winner will not only
take home the prize money,
but also a new Speed,,ay
motorC)clc engine, valued • t
over $2,000.
Although Inst year's 20·
lapper reaturcd the biggest
names in the: sport, in·
eluding the holders of sever\
U.S. Na1ional Championship
title, young Chris Munc:hcs-
tcr held ofC the aggrcs ivc
cha11cngc of Steve Lucero to
cluam the 'ictory.
Many of the riders found
the 20 lap w tancc of the
e'ent more than body or
m:i1..hine \\J\ capable of.
"l thou&hl 1 had at won
tu t )'car," aid Lucero. "Out
"ith two lap to go l ron out
of stc:im. After the race I
had to pry my hund off the
bar~!"
Thingll didn't go any bet·
ter tor ontc <>f the ocher (n.
voritc . uch u Dut>by
Schwortl, who ""'ore out,"
Mi~c Furia, "ho "got Muck
m truH1c and couldn't go
anywhere," und Uru<l Oxley,
who c bike bro~c·in Lop I.
Al o on the rrosram i o .
full program o New Zeal·
und Sidcc:<1r rocma.
Gate open at 6'.30 p.m.
wi1h the fir t race at 8.
Adull tickch are SS, juniors
13-l7 arc SS unJ ch1l<lrcn
umJer JZ arc Cree.
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Orange COUllly, Celd0tma ttt· NORTH 99• 27 07' EAST 9 02 NOTIC( Of'TMTEFS SALE lntlldl1glhtltl8S, thlroet llld ex· TIES: E uvi~1\71i10~.!' PRIVATE STREET LANO· d~s~r~~r dte~ of trust NON, El Nido Tr11 ler Paik. Deborah M Ros1ntt at, ~!'v 9FF~o!T't
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t Ultd by JIMMY WU & FEET FROM TH E T111eOnlerNo 1231>3 penses o1 lllt TruslH n.. 9AB~ RT SETTLEMENT SCAPE MAINTENANCE" and numated cosls, tx• 1640 Ne.vport Bouteveia 100 Bar.ew C1rc11. Sult a ,r la"t r-;e,..pott Beacn. QY~THIA WU, hll'Nnd & W~I SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER Tn.atee Sile Ho H07NSl'lC btntllcl11y under uld Ottd o\ A~Urf ~NCROACHMENT" ANO "DRAINAGE OVER pensei, end ad~at1c11 Is Spice ":IO 17 Costa Mesa 6000. Newpo!l Buch, C~r
1 92660 twtLL HLL Al PUI LIC THEREOF HENCE NOATH 24• YOU ARE IN DEIAUlT UHOEA Trull haletol011 txtcllltd and~ "INGRESS EGRESS ANO COMMUNITY FACILITIES'. S313,0SG.30 Cat.I a 92627 Cat.I 92660 warier A F1omt Tro~IM
AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST 21' 10-EAST 13711 FEET TO A A DUD Of TRUST DATED dtl>itred to tilt undtisogntd RECREATIONAL RIGHTS .. , Property address Is pllf· It IS r. ss:blt ~hot at :h• N°b~~~ T~NC~~rkii~:h\ M:'ll ~11~~am~~11~00 6~· ot 111.e Frome Fam·~ Trust
1100£RFOACASH, (payable_. POIHT IH THE CEHTERl.WE a= 11114181. UNLESS YOU TAKE Wiiien OtcltratOll o~fai.e and 'EXCLUSIVE RESTRICTED portedty known as: 7 :~e ~y '~e' i~s: 1~~~nl~~ Village, 2060 Newport Bou· ~e:porl Beacn. Call! U 0 1 ,2 3~ 65, ~ Ber3~~·
lllNdull in lewful money al Ill EVERGREEN PLACE AS ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR Demand for S1' and 1 wont COM¥,ON ~RCA EASE· YORKSHIRE DRIVE, NEW· toiatindebtedness due. lt\'ard, Spece No 17 92660 ag~f neo. 1-"P 1: '
Unntd Sla1et I •t The C~mar SHOWN ON SAID MAP OF PROPERTY, IT MAY IE SOLD NrAce ol Otleult Ind EltctlOn 10 MENT AN~ METER BOX PORT BEACH, CA 92660 Date: 6 Ol /92 Costa Mesa, California Tn1s business is con-~~is 9~~lntu
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Avenue en11ane1 to tht C1v1e TRACT NO 1712, DISTANT AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YO Set n. ooderSlQned caiatd w E:1~~ftT4 · EASEMENTS The undersigned Trust" T o SERVICE COM· 92627 due1ed by 1 general part· dvcted by"
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Ctnltr 8u1ldlng, 300 EHt Tl-lEREON NORTH 9g-~7' Or NEED AH EXPLANATION Of NrAICt ol Oelaull 1nd a.cton IO AS SUCH EASEMENTS disclaims any li1bll1ty IOf PANv • H aald Trust .. , BANK OF AMERICA, nership nerah1p
ChlpmlnAvtf1U8, Ofe~. CA ii EAST 20 FEET FROM 'OE THE NATURE OF THE Stl t0 be l'tCOfdtd Ill tht co11111y ARE PARTICULARLY SET any incorrectness ol lhe Cryst~I Espinoza, A .. ~1e Lac:r~~~•a A~~:,': Tht _;.•~·Sl~~~!!~t ~~~: The reg s11ant(1) corn-
llOl'I. ... Ind Wlleml GOnYl)'ld k WE STER I.. Y TERMINU PROCEEDINGS AGAINST YOU, where thl rul ptopttty d localed FORTH IN • THE ARTICL;E s11et1 address and other slstant Secretary, 801 302.I' y. ' ~ees~c und:r ll'le Ficl llOu• menced 10 transact .~~S··
ll'dl!OWl'lldby •undl!Uldl>M< THEREOF EltCEPTyou St40ULD CONTACT A andl!IOfe thanltlrtemortMhl,ENTITLEO EASEMENTS common designation, 11 South Lawis St., Or· NOTICE IS HEREBY Bui men Nemets) h5lt<I ~us unde~tht (~t<:tlisi~~
alTA1111!1 lhl propeny sit1111td 11 THEREFROM All OIL GAS LAWVER. tllpledtree 11JChl9COldilti0n OF THE OECTttRAi1g~gr any, shown herein ange, CA 92888 (714) GIVEN that ll'le obandoned aoove on September 19, 4/j:~~es:n· o~~~ber 21 ~td Co1111y . ~i.omta deter** MINERALS. ANO OTHER Oii 06'2YCl2 at t 00 P M, N,A, DATE OSa2192 1-COllENAN • D RE. The total amount ol lhe 385-4700 IF AVAIL· personal prop1rly de-1986
1981 b A IM.Mhold as crealtd by lhlt HYDROCARBONS BELOW A MOffTGAOE SERVICES, INC. as NA MORTGAGE SERVICES. ~:~c~ibNs A ~ECOROEO unpaid b0>lance ol lhe obli· ABLE THE EXPECTED tcrlbed below shall be sold Wilham L Steel. Managing Waller A From• ~iln lent dated 2118161, t•e DEPTH Of !lOO f'EET WITHOUT tilt cllty apporntcl Tl\ISllt Under INC, AS TRUSTEE IN BOOIC 12305, PAGE gallon secured by the OPENiNG BIO MAY BE OB-at auchon lo bt conductad Partner This statement was I ea
CUltd by Griet c Hammoclc who THE RIGHT or SURFACE •l!d pursuant IO Deed ol Trust S40 E MAIN STREET 2n 746, ANO RE·RECOROEO propeny 10 be sold and TAINEO eY CALLING THE t~·s!!,~1~2:._,1!a'~"~o ~.~~s t~~·tc~~~: WJ1!1~ ~ ... lh the C0\11\!y C:t:r~ of
IQll-.d ttllt under tilt name ol ENTRY AS RESERVED~ DEED Recorded on 11121119 I FLOOA STOCKTON CA 9S20 IN BOOK 12371, PAGE 327 reaso nable esllmalld FOLLOWING TELEPHONE Newport ~oulevar~ Costa Orange County ~ April 21 0111nge County on >\pfil 21 GliCt t m ~r. as ltuor. and FROM EDNAH RACE CAPRON Document No IU3S.C!>9 ltlee>hone Number 12091!148 OF OFFICIAL RECORDS costs, expenses and od· NUMBERS ON THE DAY Mose. Cahlorn1a 92627, at
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992 1992 Guy ... Chtlty JI •nd C•row RECOAOEO FE~UARY 3 1983 ...... P•oe ....... ol OtltC1• 3755 KATHY KING ASSIST (THE "~ASTER OEC'H'· vances Is $1.727,409.81 BEFORE THE SALE: (714) 10.00 am. b)' Steven B Fa· F529434 F5 28985 Coll« Chtfry husbind & wit u IN BOOK 2446, PAGE 82. RecordS m lht ollic• of th SECRETARY ~:J~?tNJ ~;'A°o~~GST I~ Said sale will be made. 385-4837 or (213) 627-4865 beck, and Gwen T Faoecl\ PuDl1sned Newport Btoch· Published Nfl,..POrl Beath·
J01nl 1e1111111t. as lesstt. and OFFICIAL RECORDS APN Recoidel ol ORANGE Counl)'. TPS 1 20039 SUCH ARTICLE ENTITLED but without convenant or TAC 48888 ccHrustees ol tht F0>Ttleck Cost
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recorded 11113161, u 1ns1ru •422·!>21 11 The IOtal emounl C-alllOlnia extaied by CHESTER JUNE 4. 11, 18 1992 AS FOLLOWS• "RIGHTS. warranty, express 01 Im· Publi shed Newpoll ::1v~c:.4~e 1;1v11~3a d~~~
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, l992 21 28. June •. 11 1 2 n'lenllhle no &ue 1n book S9t 1 of the unp11C1 b1l1nce ol lhl GAMBONI. A MARRIED MAN UBLIC NOTICE AND DUTIES UTILITIES pltecl regarding t.Ue. pos· Beach-Coste Mesa Daily bus~ness Yas 's1aihght v
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• Tn·Z7S Th·253 pege 21.4 ol ollie .. 1 records for ob6g.Juon secured by Slid Oetd ol Will SELL AT PUBLI P ANO CABLE TELEVISION", session or encumbrances, Pilot June 4, 11, 18, 1992
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the 1e1111 ol ltlly 11¥1 {SS) ~·• TrU51 1rid rHsonabty est ma1rc1 AUCTION TO THE HIGHE cpp175797 "SUPPORT, SEnLEME~! to satisfy the indebteodnen th310 f he abandoned persona• PUBLIC NOTICE ~.-l NIJl!Cl IO a• Ol tlw pr0c C0$1S tq>tnSa and iCMrus 11 BIDDER FOR CASH, (pfpbll a ANO ENCROACHMENT • socurea by said Deed, tn· properly to be auchoned CNS 1040458
\4St)llS therttn C011U1ned '°vtlfll1 ttw ''"' ol ""'~' pibllubOll ol flt trneol salt 111 lawlul monty ol Man~·~;:;~: t 53 "COMMEUNj:'."AN~A~6L~~~~ eluding the lee and ex· PUBLIC NOTICE shall cons1S1 of the follow· PUl:t~J'ijc~~O~ Flctltlou1
t!ll lollow1ng dtsCti>td propen~ Noltet ol Sale IS S183.S36 •S Unllld S1a1es ) ai THE p N ~~iEMO~R COMMUNITY penso ol the trustee and ol NOTICE OF 1ng articles. housohold fur· Nollet
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l.o12.olbbcltBalTrae1no S18 P•rment must be by cash, a CHAPMAN AVENUE 9:e.45·~·~, FACILITIES" the !lusts crealod by said TRUSTEE'S SALE ~tur~. a c~;::e~:er :it:~~~ the uode•~gned v.111 Sii ... Statement
111 ll)t Ctty of Nt~r\ Btael\ Whltfs chedt dr1wn 0t1 • S1alt Ot ENTRANCE TO THE CIVI NOTICE OF The s1roe1 add1ess and deod, advances thoreun· Loan No. :n cluun'.? w•th unkn~"'n pe· Public AuC'•Oll 011 J.ine 2'1 The Fo 0"'•ng persons
County ol Ora11g1 Stitt 01 NllONl~rt. • chedt c7awn by• CENTER BUI.DING 300 EAS TRUSTEE S SALE other common des1gn:i· dcr. w1lh 1n1eresl as pro-0-958421·2/ ,.:N~rais ,1 any a cat"lode al 12 30 pm. a1 E,.,p 1e a~~~oE~~~' ~Ls"a~AA••· ~~lorru ISi* in., retoroed r SUie 0t leder1I CledC UntOl1 or I CHAPMAN AVENUE ORANGE. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT hon .. 11 any, OI the real 111ded tl\Oretn. and the un· CONZALEZ ray 1uoe'mon110f. 1 pr1nler Slor II Sell Siorage r.6l v. ING CENTER 29~~ Red
boall 11. ~ges 33 IO 36 w;~ ChlO. cnwn by a atatt or ledtr.I CA al oglll 11tle and 1111eres UNDER A DEED OF TRUST property desc,,bed above paid prtnc1pa1 ol lhe note T.S. No. a h1gh·lidelily ste1eo souno 111~ St Costa ~esa. CA H
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d m~ rnacis 11 thl alla H~•ngs and loan associat•on oonvt~ed 10 and no" held by 1 DATED APRIL 1 f. 1991 is purpor1€!d 10 :0 22 CL~· socured by said deed w1tn A 13 5093 system. clotnmg dishes. 926 .. 7 171~ 642·81 2~ T~c Mesa, c a.11 9:?C.:>6
OI tilt county recordtr of Miid Ullings associahon, 01 saw1nos under Htd Oe•d ol Trust In I TUINGLNESTSO YPOR~ETCA'l<r EYOAUCR ',,00;~~.; Newport each, a. 1nteret1 the1eon as pro-UNIT CODE A a,n d kllthen ud1ons1ls. tn· r~~~~gr1od ~r:~~e u·~~I!~: Commun.tyG Goll Dpe.elOP· ~-,...... SIO" OI d I -<Co v• · d N c ud1ng pols an paris C mint Inc ene•a .:ir1~e• ooUtlly The ICUI amou~ ol llw u.,M. soec '""'., S8C110n < prooeny lltUlllt n Shi urwy · PROPEAl'V, IT MAY BE The t..nders19ntd Trustee 111dod In S31 Ole AP11 423·19 4·04 The aucllon sl'lall tal\e s19n1td by· un•t 1031 hflS·
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\l'Cliltdbli.nte o1 tre~lon se lhe F"rnanc•I Code and alAhortzeo ~liorf'lll dHCtt>ed as LOT 18 SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE d1sc:la1ms any l1ao11t1y lor Datea May 18 1992 SEASIDE FINANCIAL place at ttit her.,n de· 1optier Atkinson Peri.o,,a
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aired by utd Dted al Trust •r>d 10 do busu11ss in th!S """The TRACT NO 2163 IN THE CITY IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· any lllCOHec1ness of lh• CAL FED SERVICE CORPORATION as duly op. SCrtbed addtess on June gooos, uM 1037 Paul Hull 140 Cos1a Meou Ca •
rtaSOl\tbly n1t1111ttd tOS!S t • ll'fft acx11•und olhttr c:ornmo,, OF COSTA MfSA. COUNTY Of NATION OF THE NATURE Slrt'et addrtts and Otner C O R p 0 RAT I 0 N 1 • s pointed T1us1et under the IS. 1992, al 10 00 a m. This personal goods 1..n 1 104J
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626 '*-and ac!Ylnoes., the '"'' desig1111t011 d 1ny oC Ille '°'' ORANGE STA TE OF OF THE PROCE(OINGS common des1gna1ton •I Tru•t••· Formerly Cal lollow1ng descnbe<l deed ule 1s being conducted Rink Baol\a. personal Broot..s A Corb n 1.m too
d lllllloll plblu!llOll al !hi ~iet ol propert~ clMc•bed abo\'8 1 p11r CALlf'ORl"A AS PER MA AGAINST y 0 U · y OU anr., sho"'n heroin Sa;:' Fed Enterprises a Cal· of trust WCILLONS~L0L T~~ pursuant 10 C11.rl Code See· goods unS I 1 ~· Cougo~ partner, 324 Monte C:ir c
aA ..... tll EVERGREEN "CORDED IN BOOK 62 SHOULD CONTACT A s11 e W•fl be made. bu1 wit • I I C ' 5 700 PUBLIC AU Tl 1100 HJ68 This Notice 1s cteanng erv1ce, pers n Drive Ne....,port Be.tell Sile It $171432 67 P1yrnen1 pon .... IO"'" R~ LAWYER out covenant or warranty, forn a orp., highest bidder tor cash (in sub ect to" rescinion wilh· goodi>, UM 2004, 2007 Cat
1 92660 ntUSlbtbycasll au&lllfl'J thtc:li PLACE, COSU MESA, CA PAGE(S) 19 OF On Juno 19, 1992 nl 945 express or 1mpllod,,r99ard· Wllsh lre 8 oule111t d, tha forms ""h1ch are lawful outl lurther noi.ce. should 2008 2041, 2Q.l2 M \\~ Th:s business
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atwn on urate °' natoNI b.llil 92627 The undelSllJntd Trus1ee MISCELLANEOUS MAPS I a m. HART. KING t COLD· 1ng Mle. possoss1on, or en· Los Angeles, CA 90038 tel'lde11n 1ne Uniled States) the
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a clwdt drawn by a tli lt 01 led drso.•ms •ny 1ia1>•1y IOI •nv Ill· THE orFICE OF THE COUNT'f AEN. A PROFESSIONAL cumbrances to pay lhe re-(21 3) 930-8977 By and or the cashiers con1. H"tai .• es ol the owners 01 un 1 ?o.io Gart H..io1o'l nersll•P
ant Cl9dl 111on or a c~ dlhn c:onec1,..ss ol Ille sllett lddru a RECORDER Of SAID COUNTY CORPORA TIO'I. as the ma n1ng pnnt•pal sum 01 LISA M . JACOBS, SR. lied or other checks SpOCl· lht aoJ.,doneod pNsona personal ioods un ts The reg·sltant(!>I com·
try a Slalt Ot ltdf<al WYllQ5 •~ ard Olher COIN!IOll des9n.it10r1 ; APNU22 132 04 Tile 101• duly nppo1n1eo Trustee ,.,e note(s) secured by sa10 TRUSTEE S ALE OF· lied in C1v1I Coc:te Sectton p1ope11y come 1or...a1d al 2103 2115 onna Fraze~ menced lo tronsa I t>,,;,... ~ •on *'Ylf'95 i1JOC" •"Y shorrntwWI S.<lsalll M bl 1 al lht u~td b.aianct ell under and pursuant to Deed of T1us1, .,.,,,h 1ntcres1 FICER 2924n (payable 1n lull at an~ime pr or to June 15 Peri.ona1 goods """ 21'1
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,e Ficlit a.is mocoa l lTIOlll Deed ol Tru~I recordtd on thereon. I \ provided in TAC84435 me time ol sale) all right, 1992 and poy 1ne sum ot Jon.lll'IJn Hill. person:i Business Namt'!S) '•Sled IOI' or SIYI~ blM SOfC'!lfld n rnaoe bul •~llolll CO\len•nt OI llle~Ol'l~bys.td Oeeclf .Apnl t6. 199 1 as tnslrU· said nolo(sl. advances. 11 1tlle ond 1n1e1est conveyed past 'oue stor;ige and costs goods, unit 2 168 R1th.iro at>Ove on Ap•
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91Clon 5102 ol lhe F1111nclfl Coot watllntV upresstd Ortrnp\led ol TMI and rutONbly ttt•maltdlmont No 9t·176589 1n of· any, under the terms ol the Publls hed Newport to and now held by II ond thereupon recla•m ttie Mitchell, pe1son0>I goods Brooks ,,. Corb.n Pre!>. ~ llAllonttd to do bus~ss 1n regard.no t1l". Po5SfSSIO'\ °'en ~rs t1~ses and ldY1nce1 • f1c1.:il record1 1n the olf1ce Deed ol Trun es11ma1ed Bti>Ch·Cos1;i Mesa Oa11y under 1.:i1d Deed of Trust 1n abandoned peisona• prop· un.t 2175 Debrah Doughty~ dent
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OllltrCOfll!llCMIOtS.gntt.on ••ny u t1sly1ng the ~ NOlttt 01 Salt 1, Sl50 786 33 County, Cahrorn1:i e~· penses ol thl lruslee and 1992 sc11Ded TRUSTOR: GIL· costs are cu,,en\ly ot.t· 0 1111d Kall. personal N·th
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County Clerk ct ol ..... 1 11 ~~ MW'ed bf utd Deed ol Trusi Pi•:Ttt"". mvsi bt by cn tl ecuted by JAMES E. of lhe trustt cre.:ited by th291 BERT A GONZALEZ. BEN· stand ng througn January goods. uml 3035 Alma
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Orange Co .. l'ly on Af> i • ,,,. rN propeo Y • MANN a m.lmed mari as s:i d Deed of Trusl reason· EFICIARY: FIRST FEDERAL ~8 1992 '" the sum ot Lucia Paredes persona
1992 ..,.. • purponed to be 1504 tl'Qdlnglht
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1 °' hts sole and sep111a1e p1oe>-ably es1tm:11ed to total PUBLIC NOTICE SAVINGS BANK OF CALI· Tnrce r n0usand Two Hun· goods Ufl1I 3046 G H Neal Fs
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32 EAST OCEAN ~. pentes ol Ille rUSIM nfl()l\llbil .... a dt«Jt ~#"I by I orty, WILL SELL AT PUB-$86.611 63 FORNIA recorded Augus1 died Ntnety·One Dollars Plf!>Onal goods. un<I 30S6 B
11 NEWPORT BUCH, CA t2H1 benetie.-.rr ul'dtf Hid Dffd ol Stale OI ffldtr~I Cted.I U!lion or LIC AUCTION TO HiE D at ed: M ay 18, NOTICE OF 31, 19~ :is Instr. No. 89· and T"'enly·ThrH Cents Jack Young personal Publ sl'led Ne,..por1 e:i; •
"'4i lllde!111Jned frUS1t1d11Clllm1 Trust ht1t1o'ort tHCl.lled and ct'WK:fl..-awn bt a Stitt or ltde,,1 HIGHEST SIOOER !'OR 1992 TRUSTEE'S SALE 469047 In Book page of 01· (S3 291 231 gooos u•"I 4034 Todd Costa ~esa Oil f Pilot t. •1
"' .. bll•y lora11¥ •ncot!KIMSSOI cle""ertd to Int und1rs.gnt<1 • u v•ngs •nd loan assoc1111on CASH. (pnyablo 1.me ol HAR.T , KINC & COLD· Loan No. l1c1at Records 1n 1n1 olf1co 'Dated~ March 24, wer.ba personal OOOd! ~ • 28, .:un11 4. 1 t, 1992 ~ , ..! Odtt ano Olhef •men Oetl.ira!Ofl ol Otlald .ind ""'not assoc<at.on 01 sav llQS u ie 1n lawful monet ol lno A E N A p R o f E S· 130940 B10 9• t 8 of the Recorder ol Orange 1992 U'\11 40lS Rober1 Stiou, ~ · J'l·.c s~
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a•• W SOfCf«l f1 secl10n !>IO eashoeri chocl\drJ>'>n bya SION AL CORPORA· T.S.No.L13 4484 deswbts tne following SWANSON Laura \'.rtgtil persona PUBLIC 0
Slid' sale be ma b<.I NO!tt• ol Ot!aut Ind E1et1on IO lht f'Nntitl Codt ind alltlO!ll state or n311on:il ban ... TION TRUSTEE UNIT CODE L LOT 71 7 ANO THE NORTH-DOWDALL goOds Un.I 4056 Jett Pe-__ _;_ _____ _ ·~ COYtNrt Of !TlnlY tJ Set T~11iden9.-.dtllUStCIUCI IO do btJSi!!t'SS .,, '"" ~,., T.,. Checl( dr1>1.n by 3 Slate (Jr By : O•rY R. K ing, APir 412 ·042·79 EASTERLY HALF OF LOT TERRY R. DOWDALL, "'"s Pf•Sonal goods. ur I CNS1042272
prtsl9d 01 f!'C)'9d. reoirdrig 1 Nocie.t ol Del 1"11 Eiec1ton IO st'fft adtl'ess and Otl'lt1 c:ommo ledoral crod1t union, 01 Eiq,, Vice PrHldent, To SERVICE COMP.ANY 716 OF TRACT NO. 907 Authorized agent• for ~033. Tom Maner persona Fictitious
pouesson Of 111"'mc'l~$. tor Sen tO bt t.co"*l in tile tOllllty deSIQllillOn d an) of 1111 M l checl\ drawn by a ~1..110 or 200 E. Sandpoint•, .u duly appotnlttd Trustee IN n1E CITY OF NEWPORT Steven B. Fabeck and ~oods, un I 5059 W1tl1am G Business Name
Iha $t ol f.lllJ!t'"O tilt n wh111 tht rt•! Pfce>fr!Y IS loG.l•td orooerty ~rt>td •bove ""pur federal Uv1ngs ;ind Joan Fourlh. F l. Santa Ana, undN the 1ono..,,1n9 de-BEACH AS PER MAP RE· Owen T . Fabeck co-1..ll1.,1n pei~onal L g~t:Jas Statement
....::::.-bf Nd °"" .. ~ "'" ""' """" '"' -• bo Ht KNOWELL ~~.~·•;;. ::,""~' .:~; CA 92707 ·0507 Con-~,'._~ .'~i~.::·~~~~~'I; ~~~~i~s % ~~Ol~C~~-"""'" ol lho FoboCk ~.~.:r~ooo':' un ~ .~! , :;~ ~'t ": ~ '°"' d Trull lld~,.. 1 .. , Chargft NQ541d,,.c.,ucl\19COfd.l!IOl1 PLACE. COSTA MESA, c spocil.od'in secti':f 5102 I tact: Nancy J, Hughes TO THE HIGHEST 8100ER s I II E. 0 F MI s c EL· R111ocabl• Living Trust Jo:i.nne lope: persona• e.R1G111c·~ P.:.i.OMA J.S
n11;ie-othTM!H Ille DATE OSl8'9? 12127 T"e1<'1dt,.'9"9dTr~et lhe F1n.i'lC .alCoc:te:\nd .:i.i· (714)432-8700 FOR CASH (•n Iha forms LANEOUS MAPS. IN THE dated May 12, 198B goods, un.1 60 46 Ja~ SOCIATES, 9!i.l Soult'!
btl>lllc•rJ undt< utd OHd ol NA liloi!TGAGE SEllV!CES a w -• a'lr ~If '°' an; '" 1ho11zea to do t>u~ ness 1n Pubhshtd Newport >1.l11ch are taw1ut ttndl'r 1n OFFICE OF THE COUNTY d olng bus I ness as Scnattcr, P\'fsonat goods Co:ist Or •e, Coill l.~~a.
TllBI '*'1olOlw ••tcl#td and dt ~.AS TPtJSIH i;"llfCl"E\S o( lllt 'llM' llddress lh1\ Sllte), at THE MA~~ BOJCh·Co~tJ Mesa Oi>1ly the United St.:itos) and or RECOR DEA OF SAID Starllght VIiiage Un.I 608Z, 6115, Josupn C1l1I 926;:'6 lllt~•wmtn S40 ( MA·H STREET 2ndi,"''1f10tllertorn'1\011~9~atl()ll 4 1NORH 11 ENlRANCE TO p,101 Mly 28. Jul"o Q. 11 tne cashier's cerhf1od or COUNN Published N ewport Gre11nwell, personal goods Bngh1on Com~u n ! n ~IO I 0 I I Ml fl()Oq StOCl(TON CA 9!>.?01 "'' ·~ llctm S..1!1 !1111 .... bt THE COUNTY COUil r. 19'J2 .othor cnix:lls spoc1l•ed 1n YOU ARE IN DEFAULT 81ach..COSll Me~ Oa I) un I 6084 Ed Hll'rlQln, ~,. L p . A Cattor"'a L ,,, 1eo Ottlar1t10n 0 • I U I • 209)~· HOUSE 700 CIVIC CEN· • ..... C1Yll Code S9Cl;On 2924h UNDER A DEED OF TRUST sonal gooefs. Un.I 6092 Parlnerst p 950 So11th 0.'Nnd tor S.lt and' •rr!ltn Ttlfpllorll N1il'lbtr l '"tdt bUI wdfloll! c.overiant cw TEA DRIVE WEST SArlTA 1"""2 {Payable-1n lull at 11'11 lime DATED 874 89 UNLESS Pilot June 4 11• 19'32· Dorcas Tllu•1ni1n, un.t 6107 Coast 0ri¥e Costa ,_..,sa
NOCttt ol 0.111,r-attd EltcttOll IO )7S!> ICAJMV ICING ASSIST *1"•"'Y ••P'HH d 01 !'11 '9d ANA CALIFORt, A :ill PUBLIC NOTICE 01 u te) 1'1 nght. lilll and YOU TAKE ACTION TO l!l302 Randa!! O:i.1d, personal ca 11. 9Z6Z6
5e1 n. _,.,.59'*1 CN'ed Uel SECAE IAqv rt~~f19111f IJC'~ion OI en right "'• ;l'\d 1ntefes1 coo-interest con~eyed to .,,d PROTECT YOUR PROP· PUBLIC NOTICE goods un11 6111 Jack \\'II· AB u m tea, A Ca 1lor"'1a HOlice ot ()elaull and £1K1on to TPS t ~ tt.r!'C>raru' IOI 11'\f Purpow ol 11eyod to 11'1d no.v tield by YOU ARE IN DEFAULT now held by 1t under U •d ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT det personal goods i.n•I L1m1leod P.11tnt'rst1 p, 9' J
Sel IO bt *Of'ded in thl COlll'llf JUNE 4 11 18 1992 11t1sly1l'lg Ille rdlCltedness it undcf 1:11d Deed ol Trust. UNDER A DEED OF TRUST Deed of Trust tn the prop· A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU CBS 1039371 7009 Rod Mel111n, personal Soulh Co.:ist 011~e. Cos1J
Ile ht N I pioptrty • ioc.1 d Mtlllld by said Deed of TrU$1 1nclud1ng all person.-il prop-DA TEO Augu$1 23. 1990 erty here1nahe1 described· NEED AN EXPLANATION ~ Fictitious goods UM 8047 Dan Mesa, Car I 926:'6
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rwl!s II.I~ PUBLIC NOTICE _...._,_,._ chlrga and U· eny covered thereundor, 1n UNLESS YOU TAl'.E AC· TAUS TOR· CARTIER Af· OF THE NATURE OF THE Business Name Fancher. p•rsonal QOO<IS. Tn s bu$•nen •S CO"'
MC!rnortll'lllnttlret mo ·-¥ · T lt'e the property s1tu.,1ed 1n TION TO PROTECT YOUR FILIAT ES BENEFICIARY PROCEEDINGS AGAINST Statement Pu bl15hld Newporl o~ted Dy a general part l!WpMdtrasuc.htlCO!dltlOll HOTICiOfTAUSlEE'SSAlE ~rdlS 01
lhe ruslH said County ear.torm:i, de· PROPERTY IT t.•AV BE CITIZENS BANK OF YOU YOU SHOULD CON· Btath·COSla ... es.1 .. oaty nersn1p
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tt•ry ulldlr U<I Dffd o scribing the land lht•t1n ,_ SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE COSTA MESA recorded TACT A LAWYER The Fonow1ng persons P~ol June 11 11! 199.. The 1eg ~llA'\l(s) com· NA Moi!TGAGE SERVICES Tnal'9S. No HOI0240lC TtWt l'lt111olott eaecuttd Ind FEE AS TO PARCELS 1 IF' YOU NEED AN EXPlA· JULY '27, 1989 as Instr No 211 \llA JUCAR NEW· art do1"9 bus neoss I S tt\313 meoced to trnnn cl b.-s•·
I(; AS TRUSTEE YOU ARE IN DEIAUlT UNOER de Yl'td to ttlt undtrtigl'tcl ANO 2 AN EASEMENT AS NATION OF THE NATURE 8'l·3!H685 In Book page ot PORT BEACH, CA 92663 SOUTH COAST TOWN CE ness u11ct'r tr>e Fie: t ous
5 o E MA~ STREET .?nd DEED OF TRUST DATED ,,.!l!'t l'I ()e(ia,.ton ot 0.11"9 1nd TO PARCELS 3 ANO 4 OF THE PROCEEDING Oll1c1al Records In the ol· -111 a s1reet address or CENTER. 3315 F111C'ei PUBLIC NOTI Business N.Jrr ettl hs:ed
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,..,.,,.. STOCIClON CA 9!>10? A SS YOU TAKE Ot and tor Sale and, wnne PARCCL 1· UNIT 31 AS AGAINST VOU, YOU l1co ol ttle Recorder of Or· common des1gna1ton ol Road, CoSta Mesa. aJ1 • cns
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SHOWN ANO DESCRIBED SHOULD CONTACT A ange Couniy; said deed ot property Is shown aboVe, 92626 Vice P•es1dl:'nl Ttlfphont Number {2091".t& ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR NrAtCt ol Oeta1tlt ~nd EltKton to IN THE CONDOMINIUM LAWVER trust deoscubes tne follow· no warraniy Is given u to So1.11h Coast Plaza I pa.rt NOTICE OF Tnis staten-ent .. as I Ud 37~2 KATHY ICING ASSIST PAOP£RTY IT MAY BE SOLD !Sel Thi unden~'Wd caiaed sa PLAN RECORDED ON NOTICE OF 1ng prope11y· its completeness or COf· nership 3315 Fa11v1e¥o PUBLIC SALE ""'lh me COUf\:t C:et1e ol
SECRETARY AT A PUI UC SALE IF' YOU Notice ot l>f
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.a1 and Elllclori io SEPTEMBER 26. Hl78 IN T RUSTEE'S SALE PARCEL 1 LOT 3 OF rec1ness) " The benef1c•:il)I Road. Costa Mua Ca:' OF LIENEO Ota-,ge Cow':l'Y on Mat 14 TPS 1 20t!>9 NEED ~ UPLANATlOH Of Sel to bt ~-oed n Ille ONrty 8001( 128~7 PAGES 469 UNDER D~EO TRACT NO 10275. IN THE under said Deed or Trust. 926 .. 6 S PROPERTY 199Z
.Afll 11 18 ?S 1992 T14E NATURE OF THE w-.rs 1!'9 rN I ptopttty • toea1td TO 508 INCLUS!\if OF OF· OF TRUST CITY OF COSTA ._,ESA by reason ol a breach or CJ Sege1s110; & ~ons N..il•te
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PROCEEDINGS AGAINST YOU indl"fOle ll'llln 111ree moflhs hi FICIAL RECOROS OF S.\10 TS N 5914 1 COUNTY OF ORANGE. delaull in the obt1~atoons 3315 Fairview. osta Nesa that the undeH,.gned 'lltll P1.1Dhshed Nttwport Be.l1of'I
T A NC*d~lllCllllCOrd.l!IOn COUNTY o. STATE OF CALIFOANIA, secured !hereby, ereto· Calif 92626 sell al public auCl•on pur· Coslil Mtu Daily p,
101 YOU SHOULD CON ACT D TE S""'M PARCEL 2 AN UNOI Loan No. 10554,929 AS SHOWN ON A MAP RE· lore e~ecutea and dell11· Sandra Phyllis Segers1rom suanl 10 Chapter 1o o ,.,. J"n•
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LAWYER A O u •< VIDEO 1 36TH INTUU'.ST NOTICE 1s he1cby 9111en CORDED IN BOOK 461, ered to 1n1 undersigned a Oan1els. 3466 Wimbledon II g 1'1 w NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S SALE Oii 061!>92 11 t 00 PM N A NA MORTGAGE SERVICES AS A TEN.ANT IN C0'.1· thal CAL FED SER\llCE PAGES 1 ANO 2 ANO 3 w11tten Oecla11t1on of De-Way, Costa Mtsa Ca 11 s~1 on if;~~~\~. :US>-Th·300
TteeOnlerNo 823803 MOffTQAGESEAVICES INC n M: AS TRUSTEE MON IN THE FEE tmEA· CORPORATION a CaJ,f()(· OF M ISCELLANEOUS fault and Otmand tor s11e 92626 nus and Proles!l•Orial PUBLIC NOTICE T1111t .. Sele No H OI02t2LC lt!t ,.,,.. a-t<I TM1H Uldtl $40 E MA "< STREET , 2nd EST IN ANO TO THE co•.t. Co•porat-on' as trustee MAPS RECORDS OF OR· and ¥ot1tlon notice ol d• Grant Fam ly Tr.,!>t Oale4 codt or Sect on 19~9 ol ---------
YOU A.RE IH DEIAULT UHOER ..... , ,....... FlOOA STOCKTON CA 9~2 MON ARE A OF LOT I OF 1111 • ANGE COUNTY laul1 and of electlOn to 9 19 86, 3315 Fa•1111•""· It-a C.•I Code ol ll\t St<ltll Flctltloui A DEED Of TRUST DATED arid ~I'll IO Ott1' ol Ttutl Te~,.. N1;11bt1 ?09•!146 TRACT 9859 AS P(R MAP or succenor 1 u~lee. or EXCEPT AL OIL, GAS cause the understgneod to Costa ~·osa Ca• 1 9:!626 ol Ca'.lorn a the lollo..,,1ng Builnesl Name t1ot'tt UHlESS YOU TAKE Recorded on 01 10 90 II 37!1!1 l(AffiV l<l"-G ASSIST FILED IN 'BOOK 43S. 'ubsll1t..led lru$IH pursu· MINERAL ANO WATER sell said property to sousty HarOl(I T Segerstrorn Jr mlscellaneous household Statement
ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR Qocul!lf'rtl No 90.01'712 ~ RETARV PAGES 1 TO l INCLUSIVE anl to lhe 011t'd ol Trust e~· RIGHTS BUT WITHOUT said obltgatlons, and ll'ler• Family Trust dJled 1 17 83, and ptrsonal property to The looo..,,ing persons E SOLO ...... P191 ....... ol Ol'.ci1I SlC OF MISCELLANEOUS eculed by TIMMY LIN RIGHT OF ENTRY ON THE alter tne underllgned 818 West Bay Avenue wl idenlil•td by teri•r• , HS as
PROPERTY, IT ::~El IF YOU Rtcorch Ill lht ollu ot lhe TPS
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20033 MAPS, RECORDS OF SAID GRACE LIN OATEO~ Au-SURFACE OR WITHIN 500 caustd so1d notice ol d• N._ewport Buch. Caltl namt and storage uM '(tu~~~ buM;NUFACTUR· Al A PUI UC OH Of Recoirltr or OAANCE. Coun11 JO ... E 4 11 18 1992 COUNTY AS SUCH TEA'-' gust 23 1990 RECORDED FEET THEREOF. AS RE· laull and ol electlOO to be 9,651 T
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S tton Ot Lake """ SHOULD CONTACT A WILL SELL RATION OF COllENANlS MENT NO ' 90-480024 '" DECEMBER 29, 1978,IN Records In the ottice ol the Donald Eugen1 Mortarty a74 , Ou n Armstrong-• " ~ • •
•uU AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST HOTICEOfTAUSTEE'SSALE CONDITIONS ANO AE· the Otf.ce ol lhe Rocordor BOOK !2981 , PAGE 1987 Recordlr ol Orange 22371 Rosebnar, Mission G3.3
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LAWYER. BIDDER FOA CASt4, IPlriblt It r-. OfOtr No 123&U STRICTIONS AECOROCO of ORANGE County. Call· OF OFFICIAL RECORDS. county: V1l'10. Cal!I 92692 111,, Labs-G~~. James Osvaido os~u una On 06"l519'l~i.::s ~.: ~ lllllt ol W. 1n bwlul money ol 1111 T11111 .. s.te No 69076347lC IN BOOK 12~73, PAGE 1170 1orn1,1, and pursuant to the PAACEL 2· EASEMENTS Said Sale will be made. Jean Ruth M~or1arty, ~371 Dwyer-GS32. Ottlo1ah ~~:;'t~d 92~77 Lag
MOATQAOE ' llldtr United S111u I 11 TH( YOU ARE IN DEF•UlT UHDE OF OrFICIAL RECORDS Nollet ot Del~lt an.'j Elec· AS SET FORTH IN THE AR· but w1triout covenant Ot RosebrtJig
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Recorded on 121eH •• CENI ER BUlDNG 300 EAST ACTION TO PROTECT YOU AND AMENDME N TS 1992 BOOW. PAGE· tN'. TION OF COllENANATSE, session. Of encu1mbrancH ~3G~ ~I 92~0~ · t•vt bido1ng on tht 17tn Tn• rtgltlrantt com•
Qocu!'ltM No 19'"4307 BOOk THERETO • • • CONDITIONS ANO · to pay the r1ma nmg p11nc1· a "• ' day ot June 1992 11 2 o C• rlC d t I unuct t>u•i ...... ....... Oll•t1l l CHAPMAN AVf NUE OAANCE PROP£RTY. IT MAY IE SOl E)(CfPTING THEREFROM STRUMENT NO . 92· STRICTIONS. RECOAOE:D pal sum ol tilt not1(s) se-Rull'I Ann Segl'rsllom ._it>· Ioctl PM on the prtm•sts '"'' 11 o ;h ri·tJbo~
A d1Pege ti lht~ ol tile CA ail r.g111 Mlit ar>d tnlt AT A PUi i.iC SALE. If YO ALL OIL, OIL RIGHTS, MIN· 065J03 ol said Oll1c1:i1 tN BOOK 13303. PAGE 906 cured by •:1ld deed OI 11a11y. 203~C V1~1~2~~nve, wf\ere n id prop1rty 1~ a'~~neu:," .. Nam!m" lllllG
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OAMBONI ,. MAAAllO MAN~~~ lllU·~:.c,., LO~ 19' YOU St40ULO CONTACT BONS DY WHATSOEllf;R :'u'.LOING 601 SOUTH PARCEL 3• AN EXCLU· terms of ... d Deed ol tl.:1nd~':.'r9~~;~· LagUN AGEL.,1 Burrougl'ISClt'iOI .,..,.,~·.::c::,,,, C1411kl ol
WILL lhL AT PU8LIC "" .,,.. NAP~E KNOWN GEOTHER· • SIVE EASEMENT FOR Trust. ..... chargtt and n ils , ... •. In.int county ol ORAPliGE. Or C
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AUCTION TO t CllY Of COSTA MESA Oll06'2~211 tOOP M N.. PRODUCTS' OEAIVEO CAllfOANIA, al public SET FORTH IN THE SUP· and ol Lht lru't created b~ Poulson. 12061 Browning sOld with lfmit and re.en.• 1092 llOOlAFOACASH, (ply.Ible
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COUNTY Of ORANGE STAT( MORTGAGE S£RVICES, IHC FROM ANY OF THE r OAI:· I U(tion, to lht highest btd· PLEMENTARV DECLARA· said Ottd ol Tfust. . A11tnua S;int3 Aoa, Cahf Tne 1-lndlord ,.,.,..., ll'lt F5,10 M
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"""'money ol fie ()( CAl trORt.IA AS PER 'JAP ltlt iaily 1ppo1n1td TrvstH GOING HtAT MAY BC dtr tor coth (payable at TION OF CQVENANTS , Said Salt will bt held on 92705 right
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CH AP MAN AV (NU E PAGE(S) 31 f HRU 38 Recorded on Ot 3 1 99 • PARC£L OF LAND HCAE· money ol the Un lied STRICTIONS RECORDED In the lobby to the bullding 3J1S r~ ~'e-· CO•t• IH. t a.n t nd pa d tor 11 11\e Pilot ._, y :01 , ze, Jwne 4, ENTRANCE JO lHE CtlllC OF N eg IN,.8011( OESCRtBEO, TO· IN 8001< 139.35 PAOE 369 located II 601 South Lew11 Ca ·I 92u.: tirnt ot P\l'Ctiue. AD e>ur•
11 1 ~2 CE ER 8Ul01NG 300 CAST I N C l U SI V E Oocumtnl o 411706 Gt: THE A WITH THC PER· StMH ). an oghts. 1>111 ano OF OFFICIAL RECORDS Str"I Otange. Caltlofr..a Theooort Walttf Sego,. Chand goods aie told 'lj • 11'1:'~
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CHAPMAN AVENUE, ORA THE OfrlCE or THE COUNTY Rt'°'"' In 1111 olfie.e of di• ING MINING OPLORINQ now htld by II undOf 1.:i1d 35 OF SAID TRACT NO. At th• time of t!lt Jn.tJol Cahl 92720 b 6""00 pm on tht doy ot Class '1•d I ••
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undl! utd DMd 01 T111111 In lllt Tttr1o11l 11l!IOUlll 1>! 1htt--UflPlid G GAt.48QNI ANO STELLA L ANl> REMOVING THC Shall Ind dOKflbed as IOI· UNDER A DEED OF TRUST paid bl\lanct of the ObllO•· Mell!. -'11• c s trom ,..,. 11\'lnl ot N1tlem*'11 No Ing. I I 1no l)f JU•I
---CWQPtny 111Uiid1rl Nd Co11rwy 80 US"• NO AN SAMI! FROM SAID LAND DATED 1 2'4 89 UNLESS lion 1ecured by the l bO'ilt Vvonn. de ~era twffl'I tan4Jord and ollli• 1001o.u i'1 cl nlftad ha1 iCed •• EXHt8tl bi19'1CI of 11141 otil.g.11i0n MCUrt OAM NI H -~ ANY OTHER LAND, IN lu""I " " YOU TAKE ACTION TO deSCf\btd d~ 01 lrUSI Tt1;at 22:~ Avtnut ol the aled party what y ' n I ~-OfS~-;c:TION T~OSE bt*'e!OttdolTtUS1ardreatOI! WH Will HLL AT PUk CLUOINO THE RIGHT TO EXHIBIT A PROTECT YOUR PROP· and est.rnattd co11s, '"Si.rs. "X>Ql, Lot Angllts. gP1<bll1lled Newpoll PI LOT CLASSIF'tl[D " ANO tbtr tttil!lahld t otts. t AUCTION TO n41 HIGH! WHIPSTOCt< OR DIAEC. nl[ LANO RtfCRAlO TO tRTY, IT MAY OE SOLD AT pentel. Ind advanctt is Ca I D00e7 8-acn.Coati MIN Daily
PORTIONS or LOTS 2St .,., ~"'*ti IN lfllt Of Intl.al llDOlAFOACASM, tpty bit TIONALLY Of11Ll ANO IS SITUATtO IN Tl~[ A PUBLIC SA.LE. IF YOU SS1 I 373 32 th11 bu11n1u ,, con-Pilot June 4, '1, 199~. ~90fTRACTNO 17
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CITY OF COSTA MESA s1 ... a2000 P•~ must bt Unt1td SlllH ) ., THE OTHCR THAN THOSC COUNIY O• ORANG!. OF THE NATVAE OF THE! time Of Nit Ill• open1r19 Mllhtp ( I COUNTY OFORANOE.STAT£b~ltaAAitl1,tltekctll#ll CHAPMAN AVENUf H EREINAOOllC OC AND IS OCSCRIOC.0 ASPAOCEEOINQ AOAINSTb1d~bli.1o•IN1nlh1 The regii1rinta
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RfCOROfOIN ~UStVE Of drlW" by I s111 0t ledL'1alc:1ildf CENTER BU~ 300 EAST SliArTS INTO THAOOOH PAACCL t . 3495 WtMBL£00N WAY. SIAitOI FINANCIAL l11•lnesa Nemt(•I llstOd "cthloua
tS>31T03e l l • "11\0l·~~~br• CllAPt.tANAV{ E,ORANGEOA Acnoss 'THc sue. LOTIOO,TRACT9~ COSTA MESA:CA AT ION ··•bOveonl'IOll.PPk () •ualn .......... MISCHL~EOOS MAPS I or,.1!M""91 end loirimoci CA d rigftt 1111e end lttlttH SURFACE OF TH LAND IN THt Cln' Of NCWPOOT '(ti a atrfft I OOfffl 0t COR:OR 1 Htnry T Stgtt111om, St atement
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ANO THAT PORTION °' ot 1"' fll\lnc:tel COdt and 1111111> PIQPelfY eitlllltcl In Mid ColJlly. T 0 M s u c H w HI p. r.-o t s 1 TO 12 OF MIS. no w•rr•nty ,, given .. lo COM:AHY, ··=~ahna o:~~htc.;,~1~ ..:. 1: 'rL IAIGHTON AS90Cf. ~:~i~NBY ~~Wun~ ttzt4 11~ dO b~ ::.,~ ~~; g:1i~R~C~~~7~ l~T ~l ~i8~~l~ v o~R n~ico ~~~~~~~c'E Mo°':\~~ ~'=~·~--..~~,~~:; A::,,:=•~acteterv: 11g;i FHl150 ~:,: 1~0~ ~.:: ce1nt
THE. BOARD or llltt .... .,.. WHlS TUNNElS AND CCOAOCR Of under s.llld ........ "' r\111. eo1 a.u1h L.-.. St., j L·-~=~=--· or SORS Of Ol!Ah'GE "* COllll!!Oll dftq\lltOlt. •"Y CITY or COSTA MESA SHAFTS lJNOtR ANO BC· COUNTY R by rtaton ot • bfeKh Of Or•nt• CA ., ••• P\.lblitM<I N-port a(h Gt 9hlon Comm111'111 .. I
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llY lot'"' ln(OfftcllltU Of,,,. tHt: OHICE Of mt COUNTY ATE ANY SUCH ~cus OR 8lLOW A. OV'OTH TO¥A~ and •rintn not • Of de-LOWING T[ll"HONl c .. IUM0441 $OUtn c OJM. Cotta ......., 9Mdl No matter
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fltl In, , ...... INll ll'lfllid Ottd ti hllll NIDNfbt"• Cf-* .._bf e PAN'f, A CORPORATION PAAC'tL 2: I e of lhe ~d9' of Or· Mi::~:';r '1~~~.ve hl(tl, 1 ti t'lwlrnt 1 Nem1(1) l<.lltdJ ......... .. Q. ______ _., :~ .. t• 11M tlld dthMd 01 JtdMI Oldl '*"' " -CASC'-•fNTS AS JUCH 1;8l'IO;.;.:.•;..cuun;;..;.;;_IY.;.•;..... ____ .,. ________ ;;.;..;..:.....;....;.,.__;,-. ___ •
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88 Thursda • June 11, 1992 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dad P1I
'UILIC NOTICll "1BLtC NOTICll PUBLIC NOTICll PUILIC NOTICll PUILIC MOTICll PUl&JC NOTICll PUIUC MOTICll PUIUC ftOTICU PUIUC MOTICn PUILIO llOTICD
PUBLIC NOTICI dent DI~. CA 92t 17 PUil.iC NOTICI Prnlci.nt Thia t>u11n .. 1 I• COi\• PUILIC llOTICI '""° T. Lam ~ to '1.nuct buti· ,_""'*" oi.. " ,.._
GNl1040547 Thia stlte!Nnl wu ~ Th' bu•lnH1 • con. Thi• •tat~ wu Wed ~ by• • Mllltd '*'' Thi• 1t1t-.nen1 w111 1•*7 ""' Ul'td4tf the 'lttlttOUI ~;:.:~I• co with the County C19'k ol duc:ttd by C0-'*1Nfl CNlt040~ with IN C~ C1ef11 of nerlhop CNl1040el *'th the County Cltlk ol 8ullnUI N1m1 ll111d ducted t>y:.,, 11dMduel
FtoUtlous 0r9nge County C>n May 1 Thi r1911trent(1)l como f'1oUte.u. Ofv.ge County on May 5, Thi rtgi11rant(1J com< flctfUeua Or•noe County on Apfll 21. 1b0Yt on: NIA Tht reol1trant(I) co
8u1ln•H NanM 1892 • menc:ed to llll'IHC l>U.i. •w•ln... ....... t992 "*'Cid lo lranNCI bull• 8"9'ne•• ....... 1992 Sunn LH u11.ii tiaNtn ~ed i o tfantael bU
Statement Fl30011 ntll under lhe Flchllout StateMent Pl30ST3 ""9 under lhl f'1c11tious ltal.ment f628447 Thi• ttatemonl """ Mid nelt under lhl ,ietll areT~~o=~':!s ~· Publiahed N-Pol1, Beach-~~~:~ 4/r~• lltltd The Followlng persona PUDllshed Newport leach-:=•:. ::.,"i~(·~~2ltd Ttlt following pet'lont Publ11fle(J NO\lfport 8UCll· ~th lheC C~l'll~ C~~; ,r 8utlnes1 Namt(t) lltlt
AET AIL BROKERAGE Costa M•M Dally Pilot May Pitt c B lginl •1• dol~ bUltnetl at• Cotti ..... Diiiy p~ May Aini N\laradO • 111• do151vt>utlnlS1.. Cott• MtH Daily PrlOI May ~o· QI.In y • aboYI on: M1y 28, 1992
INC ..• Cahlornla COl'POf.: 2t, 28, June 4, tl, 1992 Thie 111t1ment WH Med l:o~EA~L~~~aeLJei~ 21. 28, June 4, 11, t092 Thie llllement ... ftltd UDO s L.E, '2' 3tsl SI., 2 t, 28, June •• 1t, 11192 ' Fl3tltl fdwlld A. l\U'Qilt
t1on, 4't3 C0tporate Pt .. a. Th·281 wllh lhe ~nty Ctn ol COMPANY, ~"2t Birch Th279 with lhl CO\#\ly Cltflt ol Newport Buch, C111f lh·280 N o I Thit llatemenl wa• lllg -Orange County on May 22 .... • Oranoe C<M.wiry on Wy 15 92663 P\ll>llthet.I tWP , 1111111'1 tht County Cltik
Suite 200. N9Wl>Qrt Beach, PUBLIC NOTICE 1992 • St1Ht, Newport Beach. PUILIC MOTICI tev2 • SuQfl T Lam, 2~ w PUBLIC NOTICE e1.ct1,Co11a Mosa 0111y Orange COUl'ICY on June ~a~:~,n~~erag•. Inc .. C•I· FIS:Z304 ~~1in9~ Kroglus. 178 fl3HIO MICArlhuf Blvd ID, Slnl• P~ot May 28. Jun• 4, 1', t992 fl3317
1101n10, 13, Corporate FlctlUou• Publlthed Nowporl Shortc:lllf Road. Corona F1ctltleue Published HIWJ)Of1 Btach· ~i ca;~.~~~~ 1t con· flcUtloY• t8, l992
Plan. Sufi• 200. N-pon Bu1ln•1t Nam• BHch·Cott• Mn• Dally d.t Mar, Calif. 921525 •u•IMH Nllffte Co11a Mesa Dally Pilot May ducted by: an l11d1vlduai •u•lneH N•me th:19& Publtthtd Newport 8•~
Beach, Caltl 92660 Statement Pllol May 28, Junt 4, t1, Thi• bu1tneu 11 con· Stat-.nt 21. 28, June 4, u. l992 Th• regl1trant(1) com· l tatel!Mnl PUBLIC NOTICE Cotla Moll Dally Pi This business Is con-The IOllowlng p«sont ta, t 992. ducted by· a cOfporaUon Th• Followlng persona rn.284 menc:ed to 11ansact twsJ, Tne touowlng peraon is Jun• t l, II. 25, JUiy
ducted by· 1 cOfporaUon 11e doing twslntll 11: t/l297 Th• reg111r1nl(s) com. llll dOlnQ butll'lll at· neu undtf the f"1ct111ou1 doorlg businen 11: Fktltl 1992
The regtstrant(s) com-PREFERRED BIO SER· tMllCed 10 transact bull· MULTl·MEDIA AOVERTIS. Butlne11 N1me(1) U'ttd LIVELY CONCEPTS, B·•tlnet•O:!,.,.
mence<I 1o transact buil-VICE, 2651 lrvlne Av... HAVE A nest under 1he Flc:tlllout ING, 345 A~ tt2020, SELL abOY• on: N/A. 24841 Knollwood, Lake • ness under the f1ctl11ous 2A5, Costa Mesa, CA II Bu1lne11 Name(•) haled Coate M"•· Cahl, 92927 FOfesl, CA. 92630 Statement Call
Business Namo(s} llated 92626 abo~ on: Aprll 29, l99l AeM Alvaredo, 345 Avo-Thi kl 1 Suten L .. Uvtfy-H.,,_,, The Fottowlng ~sons
above on· Janua3 1, 1987 Pier Carlo Biagini, 73 S.a " •• ·GE SALE John a. Markley Vice cldo, Cosca M•••· Cali!. your used vehicle gar~g:gsa~!1"a~v~g a 24841 Knollwood. Lake are dol~ buslnos~~'· 85 Cl•••lfted
Stephen c. Hopk ns, Preti· :~~·Newport Beach. CA UAIUl642 567, Money ta1u: •• and ~ Mct<nlgl\I, .i1to C•· thrOUQh Classified a call! us ffh~!'· ~~a~~:!~ Is con· ER~~o,~~I\ s1~!!:~~ulle 5~. Todayl
Mak• th• right move. Laroy Carena, 4060 • Cta .. ltled apeaJ<s n. bnllo. Cost& Mell. Cahl. 842·5878 PILOT CLASSIFleD duc:tld by an 1ndMdual Costa Mesa, Cehl. 92627 ... 2.••79 Piiot Real Estate MOfena BIVd Sii P, San language, 92&27 e42•Se78 The r•ol11tan1(s) com· EdWa1d A. Ri~t1<. 3455 ___ ... ...., __ vv ____ _
Houses/Condos
For Sale
COSTA MESA 1024
H ouse & Furnlah·
Ing• For Salel 2264
Meyor, oH Wilson, nr
Harbor 831·5801
HUNTINGTON
BEACH 1040
OCEANFRONT LEASE
OPTION Beaut lrg 2Br
:?Oa conao, marble lp1
wet bar, gateo entry
51650 mo. 67J·8250
OCEANFRONT L.SE
OPT Beaut lrg 2Br
2B::i conoo. marble Ip
wet bar. gated entry
S 1650 mo. 673·8250
NEWPORT
BEACH 1089
3 LOTS
3 Contiguous lots In
Cannery VIiiage
across lro"' coty park·
1ng Swl3ble tor com·
morc1al • resrdonual
oevt'lopment
$250,000 Each
673-4400
GENERAL 2 102 NEW POUT COSTA MESA 2624 HUNTINGTON Nl':WPORT HENTAl.S TO
BEACH 2169 NEWPORT BEACH • Casa Del Mar 2BR BEACH :W·W HEACH 21169 SHARE 2724
Studio, Furn, Comm 2BA $750. 1 BA 1 BA
pool/spa. 5775 Emerald Bey 4Br S625. Completely r• Va Month Fr•• Rentl •---------E'Sld• CM: Quiet. clean
CORONA DEL MAR 3Ba. sec gate/patrol, lurb. new carpets. 2BR 2BA. frplc, new W liff B 2BR 1 BA Prol'I M/F,
• 2bd Apt w/patlo, pvt beach, 180-ocean dr•pes. paint, etc. carpet. garage, $775. tltC 2Br 1 8 N/S, avo11 now. 5450
Comm pool. s950 vlow. 53000. 497·8486 Oulel E.Slde location. 709 Calltornra St. Aqt New c:rpt/pnt, pool. • \h utll. 642·7377
CORONA DEL MAR HARBOR VIEW HOMES No pols. Open 8·4 775~8800/963·3698 ~~~~.'%~a B~~r;r~ Elegant NB Home, nr
• 3bd Porloct for Seawlnd. Lovely 4Br, __ d_a_ll...;y_._1_4_1_e_._1_8_t_h_S_1. A 11 BA Fashion Isl, prel prof t St600 & 1 •• va now. Lgo 3 Ln. 827·5107 or 310· roomma cs· 2Bo. pool tenn s , E'Slde 1BR $810, 2BA, d/W, frplc:, wfd 596-4770 x 205 male. krtchon, lndry,
NEWPORT BEACH gardener. S2400/mo 28R STOO. Quiet. hkup, lrg patio. 5925 $350+ uhl. 645·9515
• 2b:ou~!~ sv2uocien1·, ____ 12_1._5_7_29___ well·kept. Lndry. BBO. ~ security. No dogs. FEM N/S. 2Br 2Ba HB
NEWPORT BEACH JR. lBr, gated, pool, No pets 831•842'7 310-S92·2214 condo, prllg. pool spa
• 3bd, Balboa Bay spa, gym. Near bch/ E'SIDE 1 BA. encl gar. exer rm. S410 + S 100
Club. Vus. S2600 Ho•g. Avl now $725/ Vacanl. No pets. WAKE up to the pounO· dep. 641-t15l9 tv msg
CORONA DEL MAR mo. Agt. 631·0900 S585/mo. 150 E. 2 151. Ing surf In this beaut Bochaldr Apt $350/
3 bd. Spyglass. 646·5934 or 544..i294 Studio. Steps to sand, MO Utlls Incl Fom, non11mkr. 10 shr
vrews 'spa • 53425 Lido late 4Br 2Ba hmo E S d 2 1 BR roallyl $800. 842·5909 Eves: 836·5750; 3BR 2 VJBA Nwpt Hts. t1plc, large tot Mo-to-· I e. ge 's, Days· 544-0530 All pr1v. $450 • utrl
Mo. S 1850. Av.:111 6120 beam c:e1I • pa too, bit· L.orry or Sholla 650·011 s NEWPOHT SUMMER d 631!8066 e 675-4837 ins. 329 Cabrillo.
RENTALS AVAIL.ABLE ---------5'18·2765 MIF to sha10 E SldO CM BEACH 2669 ROOMS 2708
Waterfront Home•
Inc. Realtors
631·1400, 760·3600
673-8900
,BALBOA
ISLAND 2 108
NEW CUSTOM HOME
w,bay vlow, 3BR 3BA,
2 trptc, W D. gar, yrly.
s21001mo 723·1599
CORONA
DEL MAR 2 122
luxury Condo!!
'• Miio from ocean. 2
pvt suites. Perfoct tor
proross1onals. Brand
now. m gated, pool
comm S 1500 Agt
854-.5&09
E.Slde, back bay. 2459
Rue de Cannes. 2BR •2BDRM $700*
2BA, bll Ins. gar, 1BDRM $800
lndry. 5825 494-2471 * * Frig, dshwshr, stove
Eas1s1do 2BR 1 BA. encl incl. No pots S45-4855
gar, w d hkups, lncd
yard S8751mo. 1 78 E •2BR 1 BA, UPPER OR Newport Terrace! Wilson 828·t473 LOWER. Near Ho•v
Lg 3BR 1 inBa 2·slory. EASTS I DE Ho•pltal. S775/mo.
trplc, w 10 hkups, Back B•v 645·7476
pauo, pool, garage t BR. 1 BA. back yard, •lido up-stairs, 2tuf2ba.
s1100 Agl 675·49l2 gas Wshr Dryr hkups, bay view, lrpl, gar.
R•ntela Avalleblel No pots s595tmo. S 1350 'mo lease. no
1 ·5BR. S800·S5000/1-6-4_5_·_16_3_t_a_1t_3...;.p_m_.__ pets, 720·9685
Mo. No foe charged. Excepttonal 1 BR. up. ~-=---,.------
•Bright 3BR 2BA• Agl, 642·7121 sirs, oncl gar, no pets, lBR. VofY clean, new
Large den, hreplace. •---------frig , olec range, S550 carpol. avall now. yard, garago. s1295. Spacious 3BR 28A pool -+ dep. 842·5984 S650 Incl ut1l. Lso.
3 0 home In Back Bay.•---;..______ no pets 675·9229
home. $500 incl ulll,
Back Bny huge hse, gd Sl50 dep. Mut t love
area, lg rm, w/d. privs, pets. 646·8579
emply'd . no smkg/1---------pets. $420 641·5020 NB Ste p • to Sand. Fun Prol to sh.:vo 3Br
HOTEl.S
& MOTELS 2718
NEWPORT BAY INN
Our spacious rooms
Include relng & micro
2Ba, w/d. F~m pref
Avail 6 /15. 722·7827
NPT HGHTS master BA
New 2·story house. •I:
mr to bchl Fom pref d .
845·4752
continental bklo11. ---------maid service & much Prof Fom, N 1mkr, W 0.
more. Located close 3BR 2BA hso. $525
to beacl'l/alrport. incl ulll. Carnation SI
Weekly r•tes trom CDM,nr bch. 675..S516
$t50, 151 time guests PROMONTORY PT.
only. 83t-8000 2sa 26a, ocean view.
RENTALS TO all amonllios. 5700.'
mo. 673·6605
l;ffi\fflit~
300 720 3738 S/F GAIN FUJ~ BualnH• Problem•
1o&8 S/F~ 1617 Wost• INDEPENDENCE PAY·
BUSINESS OJo'FICE
Jo'OR RENT 2769
cltll NB Agt 54 I ·5032 PHONES, LOC.AL AREA
' . 1·800-749-1186 EXT tOI ---------
Newport Beech Newt~
Oecor'd Office Space
Near Wator. All utlhtios
paid, k1\chon pdv,
amplo lroe parking,
1on1 month 10 monlh
300·500s r. call Ja~
d11ys 645-6660. oves
wl.ds 675·7175
COMMERCIAL
PROPERTY 2778
MONEY
TO LOAN 2914
"Be ·;:~-~1 out ot FOUND! JUNE 3rd
a r oa companies Male Yorkshire o
Check ... uh l ho local Srttty Torrlor? Suporl
Better Business Bu· Ave & Placontla. W•
reau b11loro you sond taken care, wants I
any money tor toos come tiomo. Ploas
Road 011d unoerstand call 969·2779 or
:my contracts belo10 1..,,...~_,,,,-1,...s_9-_9_3_o.,.4 __
• 011 Sp. 1200 sq .you sign. Shop FOUND! Whit• wesue
ti storage c.:irs, turn _a_ro_u_n_d_lo_r_1_a_1o_s___ victmly of Redlands.
etc. 1518 Npt Btvd DEBT CONSOLIDATION 15th St. Now can
CM. Mk orlr. 5!;3·1115 FREEi with credit ru· found cl Animal Shel
INDUSTRIAL 2788 pair S2.000·50,000. ter, 2075 Newpor
Cut monthly paymenll Blvd. Call 644·3t5t t
2000 & 3800 to 50%. K11111borly idenuty. Sq. Fl 3975 Birch St. Cred1I l-800·226-0190. _F_o_u-nd-. ....:..C_oc_k_er_S_p_a_n-ie-1
Npt Bch 541•5032 Agt 9am· t 1 pm e .s I tom. Vlcmlty ol Cos Mesa. Call to
NEW SHOPS 7·t000 dHcrlbe. 965·3232
sq It units Roll up FOUND: Boaullful Ru1>1
doora. 01oa1 Placonlla B1own Portion CAT,
SI. loc. Also store hn1 MAKE A FRIENO ... FOA large yetlOw oyoa, de·
retail & olc. Start a1 LIFEI Scandlna111on, clawed, wl'tlte colla1,
79c/t\ Agt. 850-1220 E1.11opeQn, Yugosla· no 1.0 . Found In the
Business &
Finance
v1an. South Amerk:an. v1c1n1ty or Promontory
J11.p1mo1e High School Point, NB. Please Cati
E x c: h a n g o s 1 u· 675-8000
don I•· .• A111v1ng Au· 1~F=-o=-u:-:N.,..,D..-: ""o,_e-rm-o-n,..S~h-o-rt
gust ... Host Famtllos Haired Pointer. Fe-noeded! American In·
Agt. 26 ·5 60 51700/mo, yrty. Call GOOD LOCATION! .,.....,,....,,.........,,,_.--------------! •Loads of closet apace I* JoAnne Pork ins. rttr. Lg 2BR 1 t,;BA town. 2BA 1 BA upper oc ean·
2Br l 'hBa. beach side 722·7312 house, lndry rm, dfw. frnt sunoeck. stove.
SHARE 2724 Shr 3Br Baclt Bay hH
Cloan. W/D. pot? Mel·
tow 28 + prof I N/S.
$425 + utll 852·8886
BUSINI-;ss
OPPORTUNITY 2904
torcullurol Student Cc· male, FOred, Black &
change Call Barbaro White spottod. vory
(714) 610-868J or 1• friendly .PIHH call
AA Colt.e/Pepat. V8, 800.SIBLINO S48-8872
Dover Shores Custom
Open 10-21 Friday
Reduced $100,000
1 800 Santiago
4Br 5•7Ba, Back
Bay & city lights view
$995.000
Prudonllal Newport Alty
673·7300
Harbor Ridge!
J u s t Re du c e d I·
D ivorce Fabulou s
ocenn view like now
351 s s I or per1ect1on
3 Frpics. J car gar
NOW $998,500
Valentme Proper11os
Joye• 759· 7659
LIDO IS . 2or 2ba
nou..,e. lrpt, 2 car gar,
2 poltos. by owner
S5 I 5 000 895·2626
ta e deck gar W/0 ti 5825/ rolrlg. Yrly $1100/mo. •LIDO Spaclou1,qu1e1 rg • • . v1·11a Balboa! pa O, mo. 4B h s I $1275. Agt 675-t918 2078 Thurl n 3t0/596·8214 r se. unny pat o,
CE"'TAUR MGMT nr bch.M/F 23·39, n/s. 2BR 2BA condo. lg 2 Beaulllul 'BR + don. ·~ BLUFFS 2Br 2•~Ba. S535+ulll 723•0400 car attached garage. Nice view, wshr/dryr 642·2288 or 631 ·2725 1300 .. 2 I I F. I $' 150/ sq ,,. ·car gar. •Spa~tous. fufnlsho ... lite & airy, 1 bllt to nc: · 11ep ace. Lovely 1BR Courtyard Avail N t " " A •75 . ..on12 now. 0 pe s. 2Br 2Ba, vltd c:oll, bchl lso S1395tmo. mo. gl .. -· sottmg. Gated. pool. $1095/mo. 675·0068
Ask for Poul 640.5324 ac1111111es Ask ab<>ul ---------lrptc, dock. vu. pool.
Spech1111 642·5858 Eastbluff gar. S575. 760-1782 Apartments
For Rent
JBR 2BA. tndfY 1m, wfd,
retrlgorator. lower
unit. 516 trls. Vacant.
Sl350/mo 619-345-2281
BALBOA
ISLAND 2606
Move·ln Specials! Vory nice & targe 2BR Beauutut 2BR Twnhm 2BA. $950. 721·1160. noar Back Bay. Mstr 2 & 3BR Townhomosl s10. Incl u1tl, cable, gar
Good loci 548·7387 ctn:n\1 2BR Apartment, & hskpr. S650/mo.
WOODLAND VILLAGE
APARTMENTS
$200 OFF t & 2BR
2 Yrs New, Avg S637/ Teri 752..0711
mo For 1st 6 Months ""c""D-M--,9-p-vt--rm-/b_o_l_n
On Our Special'!. Call 3Br 2Ba hse nr boach
NOWll 714-650-8310 w/gar. $550/mo. Mark
619-487·2113 Mon-Fri
Mintuo Maki. In HI Teet---------FOUND: KEYS FOUND
drink machlnot. Sl311 NEED 1ummor employ· 5 /29 /92, Newporl
1cq. F"ree catalog. oes? Havo o garage to Beach Pier Atea·Neat
RENTALS 1·800..352·4501. be CllUlr\Od out, win· L1togu&rd Tower •24
dow• wHhod? Call (#287) Please Call 10
tho Youth Employ· ldenhty 723·13\9 WANTED 2726 CONDOM
VENDING ROUTE
WANTED CUSTOM Dig Profits. Call Amor.
HOME LEASE IC.1n Oelendor 24 Hrs 3·4BR. 1 to 5 y11. Up 1 ·800·050·3933
to $6.500 mo. Big ----------,....-Cyn, Bolcourt. Corona FREE BROCHURE Tho
dol Mar w/ocoan view newest concept In
Call Joe .512·824·6390 vending Be fnsl in your aroa Ouecl from
monulac hJre1 (24
hours) 1 ·800·824· 9l04.
BUSINESS
PROPERTY 2787
ment Service at 6J2· 1---...;_ ____ _
0474 tor a quGhhed FOUND: Peklngeae
you111 age 14·22. d s J Over 400 aotisllod em· 09• mote, 111' une 6 , 900 block ol Joann ptoytrs m the past 12 St .. Coita Mesa. Woll
month1t No Foo to taken care or Call to
omptoyors The Youth tdenhly. 642-034 t . Employment Servtee
ol the Harbor Ar•a.
542 Wetl 1911'1 S1ree1
Su;ll B Colla MeH,
Caht 926227-2705
Heartbroken
MAGNIFICENT 1 e6•
Ocean & Harbor Vua
4Br, 2 'hBa, Lots ol
l1ghl, frosh paint, nu
crptit, great ne1ghbrhd
$3500/mo. 72f·0&78
COSTA MESA 2124
Beautiful New 2BR
28A w/2 lofts. lrplc.
WfD. Parking! yrly.
St200/mo. 723·1599
••XLNT E 'SIDE tBr Lg 1br unfurn bale w
duptx, pvt pallo. off· bay View, Lite & Airy
street prkg S595fmo. avail 7/1, $900/mo
Beaulllul Bachelor, t
& 2BR llVlltl. lndry 1m,
pool, spa, d /w. Close
10 So Coast Pl.za.
S59ormo-S7851mo.
845 P aularlno
CENTAUR MGMT
754-0081 01 642-2288
ON WATER Ch1rming
small 1 BA, Ideal tor l
pors, no po11. uul pd,
S950/mo.yrly 650·8145
E'SIOE CM. Pvt BrtBa, M 0 NT E A£ Y PEN·
pool, wfd, prkng MF NINSULA, Drapery
Furn $450/unlurn S425 Wo11troom 1500 Sq
Avail 6 20. 722·0904 fl Fully oqurppod
WHOLESALE·USA WOLFF TANNING
Today Is seekmg PIT BEOS Now Com· Wholesalors tor OC Mutt hove current mo1c1at·Homo unllt
760-0189 01 548·6283 yearly, 675-5308
OPEN HOUSE
SATURDAY 1·5pm Largo COM homo 10
L IDO ISLE Nowty wNpt Hts 3BR twnhse, BALBOA
PENINSULA 2807
HUNTINGTON Wastc:ltH. 2Br 1Ba. nu lrplc, qu101, M1F. nood
1718 Bedford Lane share, 3BR. 2·sty,t
crptJpnt, pool. $850. immod! $850. Ask 101
S 190,000 gr on Musi
soll now! $25,000 lrrm
(408) 646·8800 . This
ad runs TODAY
ONLY! HURRY.
from S 19!> 00 L.;amps. drtvor • ltc, 11nb1llty ins, Lohons·Accossoroes
rolltble vehicle, be Monthly p.:iymt'ntS low
cosh bonded Early as $18 00 Call touay
AM hrs M·F dollvory & FREE NEW color c::ita·
c:ollecllons 1·000-752· log t·600·3tH·G836 9526 Ext. 238 or 233.
Family •••ks be-
love.a toSI Abysaln·
Jen Cet. cherished
member ot the lam1lyl
12 lbs, male .. last
soon !J 19, v1cln1ty ol
Surrey & Camoo High·
l:tnds Dr. Coronft del
Mar. . PteaH Help
Ua reunlle ou1 lamllyl
Contact Mary at 549·
0576 '""' 'ld Spac. SBA lrplc, sngt gar, patro,
BEACH 2840 FREE RENT. 827·5107 Gtonna: 759·1121 ---------513A <l IOI, 2 I PS. vory nice. 322 Ogle SI.
2BR 1B~. gar, nonr ;:::::::::::::::::~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;miiilii;iiiiii-..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. .................................... ..,..; ............................................... --.. !.Pl S815K 673·6239 S995 mo 647·7540
M ariners Park Area
JBr den. 2' ~ ~ Ba.
pool rt.'rnoo thruou1
S44:Jh Will cooporato
w br~r ·~i~15 ~5-6798
Oceanfront Duplex
L 'l Units S 1 099 000
Open Mon.f1I 5-Spm
Sun••t Showing
3903 Seashore Or
Balboa Newport Rily
723·4494
OVERLOOK Lido &
Catalina. 1511 Kings
Rd 4Br • S895K
.-.; II CC' ..,p 650·5799
Pool Home
Over I 750 sq ti, nr
Bae~ Bay. 3BA, I 75
• ••BA. dbl srOed I p ,
!.338 000 By Owner
(71'1) 631-2284
(503) 382·5644
ouses/Condos
For Sale
--
OUT-OF-STATE
PROPERTY 1568
*•For all ot your
Park City & Beer
Valley, Utah, Ae1r
Estate Heeds. Call Ton
r rce 1 000.999.7355
C.'lll Ruth or John
RESORT
PROPERTY I :>HO
'SUNNY ARIZONA" A•
I re •n Luxury Adult
Mobde Home Resort
Sun City Area For
only $475 monthly,
complete total cost rnc.c mlo rmotlon. Call
toll trao 1 ·800-9a5·
631!0
Houses/Condos
For Rent
GENERAL 2 102
D e I u" e 2 B R 2 BA beach, newly pamlad,
Condo, lip, pool, gym, cute opt. $880
tenn. Boar/MacArthur 631·1336
$1 ,090fmo. daya 638·
0405. eve 731·7528
New custom 4BR 3BA.
1 ml from bch no>.t to
CORONA
DEL MAR 2822
17tn. 221 Cob1lllO •705 JASMINE, front
$1900 mo. days 644· house. 2Br 1 Ba. frplc:,
8722. eves 759·1104 $1150. S500 SOCUtlty.
STEPS 10 SC Ptaz.a. ___ 7_2_3_·_1_5_13 __ _
Spacio us 2Br 1 Ba 7131~ JASMINE. Brighi
condo, nu pnl ·er pt 1 Br 1 Ba rear unit
Sml pet ok HUD ok above gar, wfd, relrtg,
$795.mo 84&-G634 $800, $500 sec. 723-1513
HUNTINGTON
BEACH 2140
IRVINE 2144
The Terrace 2Br 29a,
encl gar, sngt lvl
$1100/mo Avt 7115,
111 + sec 752-2881
LAGUNA
BEACH 2 148
COSTA MESA 2824
Move-In
SPECIAL!
1 BEDROOM
Poot, spa. cablu llllup
WESTLAKE VILLAQE
045-8122 Anytime I Emerald Bay 4Br
3Ba, soc gale/pat101,
pvt beach. 19o•ocean
view, $3000 497·8486 •---------
Ht 1 1 or I c Lagun•
charmer. Canyon
view. 3BR 2BA, 1/p ,
stained gtau, $1285.
IH (310) 376·8364
NEWPORT
BEACH 2169
Park-Setting!!
With Ocean & Sunstt
vlew1. Nice 1 BR w/lot1
$895 Child OK. No
Pets. 831-8107
** 28R Duplex• qulot, angl 11y. good
•Back Bay Ar••• aroa. gar. W/D hllupa
Sharp 3BA 2Ba. 3 S785/mo 847·7840
cer u•r $12SO Poli •Oo you neod lg clean
01<1 498.0150 2br 1ba? Garage, new
•BLUFFS 4Br 2Y.1Ba, cpt, 0/'N, ator•ot.
brlte twnhme, up. $750 No P•t 6-40·2•95
;raded. lrpl, P•llo, •Large & sharp 2BA $1675/mo 2632 VIiia Oel Oro. 640.l208 2Ba upper. otw. lg
'*Lido Penlnaula •
cloeell, ver1a. ger
$830 No Pitt 640-2495
BookkHplng 1altored to
your needs. PersonaV
Business. Ovor 12 yrs
Hp. 96Jo4349
ADDITIONS
REMOUt:LlNG 3410
You ca.n hire an hones•.
hard workmg c:ontra.c·
1or. Mak• the W11e
Choice. WI•• Con•
struaUon 5-48·8223
SERVICE DIRECTORY
For all ,. home and bUlims needs
CERAMIC
TILES :J~28
THE ORIGINAL
DEAN the TILE MAN
leaky showet1-Acld
wash & reg1ou\. New
& Repair. Bathrooms-
Showef doora. Khc·
Floora·Plumblng Uc.
25yrt o .c. 673·8065
TIL.E Installed/Repaired.
l'IOITlPI ~IOU$ StMc:t
Frff Est. & Atferlflets
John & Shtlby.848-6116
Cl.EANIN<i
Sl-:KVICES :H>.\H
lONSTRUCTJON
BUILDING 3680
8 .1.\Wllson & Sona
Room add/remod.
free est. Bond.
Uc.357487. 646-1740
FENCES
& nt;cKS 3010
HANDY MAN 3710 HANDY MAN 3710
•FINE CRAFTSMNSHtP Handyman S@rvlcea. Carp.. eloct.. plumb., 1 \. 1 T1lo. klll, baths, l. c. Insur. oc& 1et1
Small remod )obs. Free est. 873·7922
Comm /tesd 739-7742 A1pal1s R Us Carpen·
•Improve Your Hm• try, drywall. electrical,
I do all tr•des. low pa.Int, etc. Great rotes
prlc•s. tlc'd & bonded. Brian 64S.t788
Jay. 850·3008
118NC•S·OATE9. Carpentry, plumblng,
New Repair. RedwoodJ tllo. drywall. masonry
c.dll Pos1 Rtplece. CM'NB & more. AHi ral•s
l.J\NDSCAPE &
I.AWN CARE 3808
OLl'S L•ndaceplng.
Resid. comm'I Ouahly Jim Whyte 1>42·7206 Jim 845·2624
HANDY MAN 3710 HANDY ANDY work/reasonable ratH
Elec·Plumb·Pilnt. 1..1. Local ,.Is. 265·06t9 ,.....,...._ePAIRS Home/ Rental PROPERTIES caipntry. etc 631-4043 All American Tr••
PBlnl·Carpentry·elc.· Handvman E•pr••• S•rvlce. Aemovt)I, * Houae/Off'lc• " l 1 s 1 o Dryw1JI. ~ ....... "5-5277 No Job too sm•ll r m. en or ••c Ucenaeo. bOnded. .....,...... F 5 8 5 Small Jobt 1poc. AJI roe Ost 31 • 41
MASONRY 3828 PAINTING 3858
8 R I C K , T I L I! , RAINBOW Circle Mall'\t.
B L 0 C K , C 0 N· Pa.nllllQ lnlbt HouH/
CRETE Uc:. & Reis. Apl. Oual. )ob. frff esl
875·2922. St, Nc,569897 636-1758
MOVING 3834 PAPERING :urne
WE Gals Shel Hang T09fll'*
Poor Men'• Mover 1 Tot I rntorlor Remod-
hr min Ou:ir lowest ellng Serv. Advlc;• To
rates, lie. t 08002 Th• Cruy. 833·1172
Insur. 71.ot/63-3-9925 PLUMBINO :SH90
PUBLIC NOTICE "*Low ftat•• • The Cahf. Public Ullll· d1aln cl .. t'ling, pl1.1mt>-
tles Commluton RE· Ing repairs & tnatalls
QUIRES thllt o.11 UHd Fr .. quotH. 651·21'5
household gooda ~· movers print tl\elr
P.U.C. Col T number, 00 ng tpa r
lnaurod sine• 1980. •Chrl•U1n Handyman ---------
Aepu1, Aemod Doort, ..,_ Reis. 838-143• Painting, Stucco. dry· tobs welcome gst-3122 EXP'O GARDENt.R· I ~
ciowt. C1b1nfU. alvc:co & dry· wall, lencestgates. S• Buy It. SeU It. And It. y1s COM. N B Ouahty
CARPENTRY 3510
llmo1 and cheufleu11 Tile rC>OI 1pec1aus1. ue
print their T.C P. nurn· rlll. tree e11 073-7922
bar In all adven1••· ---------mon11 11 vou ha1t• a Sadler Aoohng Co. "c 6
•~ Uc nlor Disc: John S:s2 ... t61 ____ c_ia_•_•_lfl_ed_. __ work. 1eas ra101 Refs wan, .......... OJtts, "'· Ron's 01rdenln9 631-1812
qu11111on at>ou1 \he ••· Ins 25 yra Work gu.,,
0Dllty ol a mov•r, limo all lypH rooting »~1Mp J1nyM2~MT r-------:------------------------------------------•
CEMl-:NT
CONCRlffl'~ 3:'>2ff
•• Orl11•w•y•·PO.llOI•
pAlhl rtlC Ho jOC> too
sml\ll ....... l.lc:.579470
Mlck•y 963·2493
K.l. M••onry apeclal·
1z1ng In cone • &
ma.onry cona1 • Uc
Ins lrH eat 7418..0323
T .J Ptllf Cone ConJI conc-
811cl(..eloc St IJc mJ29
Htglln1 Ovll. I.ow P~s
<m1M2·7003
Verdult Construction Co., Inc.
''.A HOME IMPROVFMENT CO "
Sold your holM?
Numerous ,...,..,. to be ~
bcfoN -dote of etcl'OW?
Don't al 10 dllfrtn ~ ~ OM ~l>CbO/e eotrtnlctot c.tn
do II (I/I pron¢;' nJ ~It jr'Uttr ~I
W• CM ftx most Pf0b'cm1t
Gardening So1vlc•
Sp1111i..tor1, m Int. ll\wn
care low l)r1ce1, fie
.... 722·04 1 J
or chftulf•ur. call: 714-875°5095
Public Uullllos W E A T H • "• T I T E Commlulon ROOFINQ All typn
'1 14 5~8·4161 wood. compo1111on.
PAINTING 3ttf>8
llle·Wllght \Ill, flat
1oof1 Lie I 441488
Froe 111 76&-4902 Shannon Rlver Co
Landtcap aprnklre,
r•palf mamt hghtmo. ""19 Ytuf Qu1llty Wort
Cleanup CJ45·5124 R·•'Wl1a Snur Lie:. 2tot .. S l'IUNKU-:H
ltt:Pl\lltS .Ill:.! I The A Tsom P rtonel· __ R_,,_,_.,._5_.J_zoe_""" __ ._""_
Itta I wn & g11rden •W.P. YOUNGQUIST :nly t>uilneu Ropalrt
c:a,. & hlO cleen1ng Pall'ltll'lt Contractor & 1 n • t • 11 a 1 1 0 n •.
15 yrs ei..p 642·3921 Ouol painting oy p1ol ChatlH 722•1124.
T .. S t licif602098. Ins. Free retnu:~v:c°h.'u~7'rf:: sst, 84~3J05 IUH""'£HPupm
Comm /tea. town I< p 1 R MTu Appl• TutOffng mnlm. Mike 641-0S12 unhart • nung. oaa A111cllno1ESt. Cttld•I'· UnlQue 1 & 2BA Unila ---------,,..., __ .., ............. Shopping for • n•.,,.. fOf i.a1t. Pr Illa le bch, •Lg Cl••n t 8R Oplx
11pt1r•m •nt? c:111ss1fled on bay, 8'73·8030 unit , new c•r'P•V For Ad Action
Call a
• Pl.UM81NG e EL..ECmU.l • HEATING ~ AIR CONOITIONING • KTTCHEN
·N>Ptlanca .. ~ e ~TH • SHOWE.It • fbtt\ftS & Enclosum • ~ ' WINDOWS • O«YWAU .. srucco • lt()()f REPAIR • CEILINGS
ltE·TOOVltED • aMMIC TU REP~ • PAJNl • Int~ & f.xt~ e ~ o ~ e 10MIT£ ~ • $'MMMIHG POOl.$ Hebtert, ~ fitters. t.llc, P611Ccr. ckddng. cOplng, sotor. sturnurtl • TREii 41 ralot w1lhou1 compro-llal•d H 3 .... 045 mlalno quetny l.tc ':':"~-·------
5!>02&8 Role. "66-~7.. PM Of """"°' ChllOf~ r tett you compare 7t0 Lido Park or. dr•PH 6 appls S!".25 coai.. wtthovt hn11l1 -~_,,,...,,.....,....____ No Peta 240°2299 PIOMPf I URCIMr l8WCI AT A llASOHAILE PIKI FOi OWi to YfAAS Toa14l1"1111ow• &.1•111,
··~ 7&14471
Local Contractor & •Oult1 BHIC m9'f\ & tngllth aklHa. $1
SHifhr. 93t •2205
matter
what you're
doing, your
hometown
newspaper
The lilJfllL
fits In.
BEST VIEW IN ILUFFSI
48R 2BA. quiet cul· 1---------
d•·• c, t737 Cenlella 3BR 2BA $895
Pl Just remod $2400 pool, jaci..rz. new p&lnt,
722·0866 or 639-76~4 LAeve mag 650-.3734
..., .....
AO-VISOR
3BR 3BA' 28R 28A ---"--2 • ... 5 .... 9_7 ... 9__. All master 1u11e1. •P•• , .. ___ ~-.............. _._..., _______________ ...1
Uc I 8 376820
(714) 641-7963
MJ\RONRY :JH2H
Anthony Mitani Muonry
Dt1Cke D1octc e S1009
Uc.81&129, 8ond1ln1
,.,.. eat. H1·2269
I.le ln1. re•• ralH
lroe 111 rolt.G7a 7022
MlchHI Co• PalnU"I
S13 hr. t ma1erlal1
Ref. 7 yra ellp e1-....ooe
WINDOWS ;111:14
Sp•c vlnyl, wood.
alum window• "•"""'Y operateo. Ov•t aoe
r1 ell • Uc. 113-0303 tmm•curate, 3DR 3BA.
hlghly vpgr•d•d Only
12285/mo 2149 v1s111
Entrad• '722-8&94
clous, frplca, w/d '1,
BLUFFS CONDO ~!::·c~E~~! '::.~~ Increase Your Reach Through Our New Improved Lower Rates
•DR or )eA ' d9n, Ap .. 7t4-722°750!!
2"'e-". 1eoo aq "· Att .. •cT•v• 1 •" 11.21 per line, per dav. That's ALL you pay. For more intormation Call T~ayl Ask f $1400/mo yr ,... With pvt ~Ito Walk 10 I ' • IUU or your ~~.~·:· :;:;~~.';.964~~~· BWdan4lflll.24lreMol•n"'SeMce Di'9CD'y Service Directory Representative 642--4321 Ext.310 ---~~~~---------------~~--"-------....---------~_._;:.-_:_ ____ ~_...--~~~~-=--_..u
.,
Newf)O!! Beach/Costa Meaa Dally Piiot
~ \11'1 <JY\H ~I"" 111 t Ml'I \JI '11.N I .• , 111 I-1\11'1 OYMLl\l I
Sl-.HVH l·.S :.: .. 1.t
Mt-:H< lf/\NlllSt-:
MISC h 4ll :'>
< OHONA
DH. MAH 1.11 ii
HUNTINOTON
Hfo;A(;ll 6140
1 "'. 1 " I
tCJl ~ll "l.''11 COVENANT TRANS. RNa/LPNSINURSINO
LOST 4 ....... ,.... PORT-School + I ASSISTANTs-J°'n our BalbOll Bflld June 8, montha OTR. Min._ care INm In b .. uuful JOBSI JOBSI JOBSI Trunks, atraw buke1a, GAMO• SALE 4' Fam Sale, Edinger/
REWARDll644-3M5 mum age 23. Teams Waahlngton atate 118,010-183 ,758 otdhandtoola,flshlng Salaam. a&alrmaster, Edwards. 16111 Craig
I.oet women'• panther Tpay 27-29 centa. Enjoy the nfety 0; yeiwty: akllled, un-tacld•. 548-9832 furn, baby stuff ga· Lt,, Sat Only 8-4, all
•ama needed. High Port TowMend the O llled. 18·70. All lore, 3608 Surtvlew mint. furn frig & more
gold necklace June mileage bonus mil••· Olymplc Mountain• areas, frH appllca· Ln, Hart>or View Hoitt
14th In t.,. momlng at Motel layover. Load· and th• ·~•cul.; Ilona: "Government Sat 8-4, On ma1uess
Newport ••c:h Post lngtunloadlng/Deao. Puget Sound. ca.. Joba". Local "Unad-HI, Sound Design ~ parking lot on head, Pa.Id Insurance. cade Care Centera vertlaed" aleady, full· MO Stereo, chest, & M1se. AIVetalde • REWARDI 1.eo<M41-4394'. (206) 387-a797• EOE. part time Jobs. OR Attention: Teddy le1r • VINO SM.I Sat 1·2, 222 111h s1 in ALLEY Pl•••• call: Mary Quick L a R C II I 2442 Elden f#B5, furn1~-..,......,,..------1 (310)494-8317 or HOTEL-WE'LL PAY YOU SAL•SITMYeL Mar· aourcea sm°au7 .. • 0 tCtort. h1eware1. 11ereo Yard & Baka Sele
(714)831·2730 TO RUN YOUR OWN ket primed & Wide 1-eo0.737_9977 Will aacr11lce Lindsay oqulp, computer aotl-Uni ted Methodist
BUSINESS· Motel 8 open Economy Ide-• Purpus Umiled edition ware. & 1011 of Junque Cl'lurch, Delware, 17th
LOST• Black/Biondo aeeka 1111 .. in manage-Lead'utea team & c~:·--,-,-BK_B_U_IQ_E_A_S__ "Lady Anne" Teddy Antlquea/Collectlblea & Clay Streets, Sat 8-1
Yorkshire Terrier. An· ment teams for Call· Into ••citing futuret M Mn Bear 1118 of only 100 1 1 1wera lo Mickey. RE· fornta. Benellla In-Comm. Eric, 842-5095 Game Warden•. Secu· made, $200. Ploasa eh na, v ntage linens,
WARD! Ear• flopped elude: Free, furnished rlty, Maintenance, etc. call 642-4321 X332 & Morel Fri/Sat 9•1•
over ... 81ba. Loll In the one bedroom epart-SECRETARY No experience necff· days or 631·3220 oves 2878 Regis Ln
vicinity of Meaa Del ment, paid utllhlea, FfT Mon thru Fri e-ury. For Info call 219· W f Bobytwomon'a az. 10 Mar 64'5·8825 paid training, goner-5::)0 for local yacht 769-6649 e)(t 78 16 ater ord Humcano elothoa hshld mlac
ous health and reti~.. brokerage Orm. Req'd 6AM·6PM, 7 d~ya. ' Lamp s25o 65°'1206 kitchen: 852 C~ve St • . Leave moss age 548·5883 Sat 9-5 ment plans. Must be skills: computer,•--R._l!_A_L_l!_S_T_A_T_I!__ 1----......:.•_;;,.;...;,_~-
wllllng to relocate. phones, typing, heavy LICENSI! COURSE. Oer•g• Sele Anlqs,
Call: 1·800-6-MOTEL-6 filing. Send resume to FREE wllh rebate. couch, bikes, cllhg,
ttEAl.Tll &
nrNt-.SS :woo
NEWPORT
BEACH 0169
MOVING S•I• Sat 8·3
NO EARLIES, hsehld/
baby lloms, patio furn,
blkoa, toys & MOREi
HMS Vlo Montone, Udo Is
BOATS 7011
34' Searer Sunctencer
'18 Mont cOtld, lw hrl.
$10k of itllH, •llP
avail. S85k 675-5095
POWER BOATS 7012
17' Boston Whaler
wJ1rler, ·eo 70HP
Johnson, Equip w/181·
e$1 electron1c1, 36 gal
fuel cap, many acces
$8500 obo 631 -6966
SAIL BOATS 7014
LASER Ort racer/day
sallur, strong hull, 2
SUl1$, boarCI Dag, x1ra
mast, $550 '120·9668
SPEED &
SKI BOATS 7018
19' GLASTRON '87
Thursday, June 11, 1992 87
HMW UU:JO
•1987 aMW 3251••
Oelpl\tn or~ttan. new
brakes, 61k well ma1n-
lalfle<1 m lea. CUttord
alarm, crutte control,
pawer windows, AJC,
Sl 1,900 obo
:)10-798·0550 111 mtg
CADILLAC 9040
'79 Dl•••I Sevlll•
White/red, xlnt cond,
nu trans rear end, reg
malnt • 2nd owner '81 ,
$4200 d·721·5225 or
evos/wkd 854-8881
CHEVROLET 904~
'89 Converttbl• Cor·
vette, 4 spd, 427, nu port too many to hsl,
nu top, all papers-all
muscle, S12.999 obo.
Call Cltlf 640.7134
TRUCKS uuo
1989 FORD F350
Oually. La,,at ••· tended cab White.
32,000 mllH. Bed
l1ner, chrome '11\oh .. ls,
good u,es, ••callent
cond1t1onl 480 V-8
Book value· $17 ,000
Must sell $15,000
OBO 848-0180
VOLKSWAGON 923:;
'78 Convert. Super
Beatie New blk top,
nu Int, !Mk ml on 4 yr
eng, looks/runs gn
$6400 obo S57-64t6
•90 Jetta OL 33 .ooo
ml, xlnt cond, AM1FM
cass, snrl. A/C, $8450
call l<Jm 760·8607
MISC. AUTO 924~
FREE SAMPLEI New
weight loH product
"Willpower In a bot·
tlel" Burn fat whlle t it·
ting atlll. Loae a
pound a dayl Call
now, limited aupply
(303) 528-1833.
(Ext 200-north of P.O. Bo• 2268, New· 800-821•8756 FREE: Cord o t Newly llvlngroom Ibis, lots ol
Fresno) (El<t 100-ln or port Beach, CA 92863. Cut Firewood, Great Great stutfl Sat 8·5,
aouth of Fresno) EOE. SECRET ARY P/T I o r Be a ch camp 2036 Paloma Dr Transportation 190HP Merclcrulscr t _T_RA_D_E_O_R_S_E_L_L_
0 , Open Bow Tn-Hull,
Sun·Top. Trailer, Lots '83 CAMARO Z28
1989 CUTLASS 41 ,000
mlles $4 840 31
,;232109, 1990 Taurus
$5,990 11 .. 105474
Century 1990
55,842.19 11'619711 ,
Escon 1991 $4,992 17
;,. 193749, Ce,a11an
1988 SS,790.41
#832526. Reposses-
sion 231 vehicles
INSIDE SALES Needed for architect Folrre7s211·C85A2LIL 644·1678 Oarage &ale SattSun 8-". College age 1tudent· 1664 Tustin Ave In The Cu11omer Service firm In Cannery Village summertime Nanny. ---------Back, Eloctron1c:s & Departmenl ol the area. 2 dsya/18·22 8am·1pm M·F. Must Uncondillonal 1011el 2 yr Lots of Great Stulfl
Newport Beach/Costa hrs/wk. EJ<p'd w/Mac be reliable & havo old, spayea. border __ _..;.. _ _;...;...;;;..;.;;...;..;....._
Mesa Dally Piiot ls computer, good typ-own tronspo 640-2755 coll10 mix. Very small. I nterior Designer
JUICE EXTRACTORSlll looking for Telemar· Ing & phone skllls. smart & altec1lonate. Werehouse S•I•
Save BIO on ALL ketlng Proa with con· Call 675-9990. MOTHER 'S HELPER Neods a family to lovo 50% off. 1835 Whllller
models both new & alstant resuJts. Please I-=-=-::~~-------NEEDED. ElCpec1an1 & a yard. Lovos every· Ave A-4, 642·2255,
usedl AEG, Cham· call for appointment at SECRETARY/PAYROLL mother ol 2. Looking one & everything! Washed Iron rnd din
pion, Julc eman , 842-4333. Looking tor organized for resp. caring fndlv. 675-6712 tbl glass lop, lodgo
Omega. Miracle, Ultra· ~--------detail-oriented lndl-Must be on call for polo, ctfee tbl 40 x 40.
mallc. Trade-Ina wel· LIBRARY/SHIPPING vlduaJ to work In a trip to hospital. 2 Iron sola back tbl•.
come. Health & Nutrl· M·F. 18.04 per hr. fast·paced gen const 840-7799 pie's, tamps, p l11ow1.
tton booka. Free Cata· Benolltt. No exp nee. firm utilillng MlcroSctl trench orlTilore1 75 yds
log. 1-800-232·5759. 7:30am-4:00pm. Apply Word & compulertzed •Vintage Watch•• . granite berger plush
Announcements
I
PERSONALS :1002
DWM seeks at1ract111e
young female to •hare
labuloua ocean front
estate In exchange tor
occa alonal llght
housekeeping. baby·
11tllng. Salary po•·
slbla. 497-0888
In person, Books on payroll on IBM PC. Bought, Sold and Re-1_c:_a_r.;..P_• ... t._&_m_ls_c __ _
Tape, Inc., 729 Heavy phones, re-paired 894·8550 Multl·Fam Sale Fn/Sat
Farad, CM. 548-5525 sponslble for bidding 9·3, 300 ES1hor St,
doc:umen1s/plans. Im· Antqs. Adult/baby LT. EXPERIENCE OK mediate opening. lurr\/cllhs, plants, Jew·
Newpor t CeQter. elry, hsehld, 2 mu~
A ooount •nts on
Call Is the premier
temp/perm personnel
agency that services
Orange County. We
need all levels of gen·
eral ottlce + acctg:
•DATA ENTRY $7 up
•LOTUS $9 up
•ACCTQ CLERICAL
S25K. 760-8850 8 wka & ready to IHV• TELEMARKETING 8 ' Sofa lite gold, xlnt MOM 4 fabulous kit· For Ad Action cond, $100, must see tens, FREE to cat lov· Earn extra during the 2 appreciate 852·9523 Call a summer working P(T ors. your pick of tho
evos. Hourly+bonus. Antq Chra w /cane litter· HURRY Before I ...av111111t
No HP nee, will train. seat s, xlnt cond, Chango My MINDI ....,Jflllllll,.
'Positive, energetic straight backod ehr _6_4=5=·5,,,,,7=o:1,,.0'="~""""'--AD-VISOR
person. Call 434·6507 $300, rocking c:hr FREE TO YOU!
4-7pm. Ask for Stan. $400 548·0211 Japanese Chin, Fmle, __ 6_4_2_·5_6_7_8 _ __,.
Truck Owner/Oper•· Beautiful Mallress sol, spado, 10 a good
BOATS 7011
of storage. Great Ski Black, 305 engine.
Boa1 In oxcollent con· overdrive trans Would
di1lon (10 person ca· ""• to trade for truclo..
pae1ty). 510,500 080 Please call 890.0055.
'18 Runabout '85 w tit,
30hp, rigged 4 fshg,
lsti lndr, hve well,
trollg mlr, grt 4 bay
fshg, 53990 ObO d·
Call (714)846-1571
MARINE SLIPS
DOCKS 7022
753·8686 .. 859·1879 ••B•lboa lalend
'58 Chris Craft South Bayfront, 18'
Woody all natural Power 5t95 mo
1711'1", new ongme, 752·2881
seooo (714) 995·1455 --""s""'i""lp-,-0..,5~0-.---1
14' BAYLINER C•prl '86 Classic NB •ron. POI·
wllrlor, 50hp Force, s1ble hvo-aboard Coll
oponbow. Lowrance, (714) 631·8480
sloroo, Great 4 ltsh/
ski/cruise• xlnl cond,
Runs Greoll Must Sell,
just bought another
boa 11 $33 00
OFFER! 432-0318
plea.so call niter 6pm
1B' Duffield Double·
ender '7B elec I B
mlr, surrey canp,
xtras. mint 1doa1 lake/
bay 54900 obo 837·
6050 Ht 2481, 8-5
Transportation
MOTORCYCLE
SCOOTER 8018
'82 HONDA SL·175
S550 obo. itlnt c:ond.
must sell 546·0945
after 4pm
HONDA 908:>
•'83 CIVIC 1300• t>eing hqu1dated No
4 Speed, Air Condi· salesmen at the out·
1Ion1 n g , Au N s let. 10 minute delivery
GREATI, 35-4P MPG, Consumers 1-800-~4·
2 new tiros, $2399 7879 or 1-916·991·
obo STEVE 754-1262 ,_44_9_5 ______ _
JAGUAR 9105
'75 Jag XJec 2 dr,
grn 'black vinyl top,
tan leather Int.. V-6,
40k m1, 11lnt cond, orig
owner, llttle old lady
from Paaedena, $14k
obo 548·2091
JEEP 9110
'89 Cherokee 4x4. 6-
cyllnder, S-spd, AM/
FM cass. AJC, Mel
Gold, Cloth seats.
S9500. obo 548-9167
MERCEDES 9130
OONA TE YOUR CAA
Truck. Motorhome,
boat, real estate ,
stamps. coins, col·
loc:tlbles 10 Founda·
lion serving the Blind
l.A.S. tax deductible
Free lowing; need not
run. 1 ·8oo-326-5922.
ANTIQUES &
CLASSICS 9250
19ee Mu•t•ng, 269
V-8, A.T. 95% Mo·
chanlcally Re$10red
Now Interior, Jusl
needs paint job to be
better lhan new
$4950 OBO
PERSONAi.
SERVICES 300~
S7.50 up
•BOOKKEEPERS S9 up
•PAYROLL S1 0 up
Call today for appt.
tora -$2,000 algn-on nvr used, worth $550 ...,.,.h.,.,o...,m_e_._6_4_6_·3_6_3_9 __ _
bonus for safe drivers aac $165, 952·9091 White pe•c• doves ,,-.------------------.!
wllh om experience. ---------s 2 5 p 1 Pe 1
'81 380SL conv 1t1n1 , __ ....;.,<7_1_4.:..> _94_s.._1_5_7_• _
cond, all rec'ds, 1 TRADE OR SELL
HOT, LIVE & WILD
JUST YOU & ME
1·702·871-4103
OVER 21 ONLY
VERY DISCREET BIUING
AOC 100%Free
714-95S..0100
T ltl t 1 1 I Bleck Lecquer dining / a r • o P o u on· ree ran ng room table/china cabl· Birds! 754-4 123· available. northA.mer· ~;";;~1:4k mi, 518k '68 FIREBIRD
NEW 350 Chevy OVERSIUFFED? Automobiles
PfT Ian Van Lines. l-800-net. pd S3000, Sac
348·2t47, ~ept. 0 82 $700 obo 722·7135 PIANOS& '86 420 Champagne motoi and 350 trans
Verifier Entertainment Ctr. Desk ORGANS 6059 choc. 64k ml, loaded, Cell B90..0055
Needed 1 morning per Hutch, qn sofa bod. BMW 9030 s nrl. )(Int cond , ---------
Baby Grand P lano
51475. Baldwin Con·
sole Piano S675
(714) 527-1854
$24 400 obo 630·3030 TRADE
SC HOOLS &
INSTRUCTION 3012
week (Thursday). lull bed, l bs. lamps,
Huntington Beach/ desk. misc 722·3522
Fountain Valley area. ••--•
Varity delivery of the Please be aware that KINGSIZE WATERBEO •
Huntington Beach In· the llatings In this c:at· No-wave mallress. In·
dependent. Must have egory may require you eludes frame & head·
reliable car and Insur· to call a 900 number board. Good condl·
'86 325 ArllC Blue. 5 Spotl•H '74 450 SE
speed 1 Ol.'tner, low well mainlalnod, 135k.
mites MUST SEE!' see & drive 10 apprec. through classified
642-5678
BICYCLES 6080 $8400 (619) 759 9862 $4300 673-5561
ance. Call 714· In which there 11 a tlonl Only $200. Call
965-3030 uk for Rita. charge per minute. 589•7904, loavo mes-
p/T R t II S I l·A':"":'"L-:A-:S~K-:A,..-,.,,E,...,M...,..,,P_L_O~Y. sage. • t I I H MENT E 1-L-IK_E_N_E_W_l_I _O_a_k_Q_n Fantuy Toys In Bal· : arn $5,000 +I
Gl•nt lnnove 15 spd.
cross tratner, xlras,
has 50 ml, pd SJ85,
take $250 241·1650
TICKETS 8075 boa. Sharon. 573.7661 month. Seasonal or H20 bdrm set 5300, year·round employ· din aet offer, 2 Sofas
Patt Time ment. Free 1ransporta-$150/ea, 960·7581 AIRLINE ticket for sale. ' VERIFIER tlonl Room & Board! 0 n e w a y 0 C·
Brldll
By CHARLES GOREN
w ith O MAR SHARIF
and T ANNAH HIRSCH
BECOME A REAL ES·
TATE APPRAISER,
S 100,000 potential.
Home Sludy or Atlanta
classes. Earn prolet·
s1onat designation
through Nallonnt Col·
lege of Appralu l.
Freo literature. 800-
3 6 2 ·7 O 7 O De p,t.
RG762. Male or Female. For Sacramento. Juty 4,
Needed Thursday & employment program 1 pm S49. ~~~~~d~~ .. ";.~;~.1~~~: call 1 ·206·545-41 ss 979-7026 days WE'VE GOT HELD UP AGAJN
TRAVEL 3014 lly delivery of the 1_•_x_t_. _3_13_1_· _____ 1 Rndtrp tckt: QC to
---· Dally Piiot. Must have Bartt d T I Detroit, leaves 7/1, rtn "Be wary Of Out of rellable car and Insur· ft tr fl ftffl 7/14, $150 642-6741
a r •a comp an 1e9 . ance. Calf Mike at Needed, earn up to Check with the local ,,,A2,... .... 3 S150 dally, salary • Computer Tutor Is 1011-Be11er Bualne11 Bu· _ ..... __ ~ __ • -----tips, full or part time. Ing computer1 for Va
reau before you aend PROMOTIONS 2 wlc training, women. price, Great Father's
any money for feH MANAGER men 21 or older. Call: Day Giii 723-1810 Read and underatand eoo-532•9222 _H_A_N_D_M_A_O_E __ h_a_ir_c_a_ll
Garage
Sales
CORONA
D E L MAR 8122
any contrac11 before ""· C CONSTRUCTION: Hlr-wollets only $20 oach 5 F•mlly Stereo.
I S ...,.ange ounly newt· ~~~nd ~o~ ~in .. h 0 P paper pubhs~ com-15",g,5~fWph8•81ke.1 nBowonut1o• Fri. and6:,.at7.8o2n71y. clothes. k11chcn. bd pany It seeklngan en-~ spreads, loys. etc, MEXtCO·S 159 San ergellc lnd111ldual 10 paid living and travel _M _____ I____ Sat 9a, 414 Orchid elCpentH. (Must Reio-ovlng to ar•ell 21' .,---------Diogo to Ensonada handle creative diree-cate). 5149 fae guar· Sony TV/VCR, Full sz Cameo Communlt11
Includes· Roundtrip lion end coordination anteed. Olrect Sue-bd, deak, vacuum, Assoc Whlle Elephant
cruise wllh meals ot both clrculation and cess (407) 644•9933 Spalding Goll Clubs. Sale, Sat, Juno t3. 83·
aboard M.V Pac:ltlc advertising promo-Ext. 100 9•8 EST. Roslonol sklls 160. 4p, Treasures from
Siar, plua 4 daya/3 lions If you can otter1..,,,..,,..,.,=",,......,,..,._,,,....,....,..__ bindings & polos. over 20 homes, decor
nights hotel accom· u1 5 years experience CRUISE SHIP JOBS. Bogner Ski Sult, Lyme Homs, collecllbles.
modatlons at the In dOlklOp publishing. Summer/Permanent. lur coat, kitchen toys, books, )owelry.
Paralso Lat Palmas. copywrlllng, basic $300-$900 weekly. Hlr· Items, d11hos, pots de11gnor fabrics. Tarot
1·800-444-5364. g raphic skills and Ing photographera. pans. Braun auto C/M, Reader, Hot Dogs &
M•:M Rl-:RSHIPS
3018
sales presentation, we Catino workers, tour Osterlzor. Sharp Car· Soll Drinks, Don•t
will offer you a com· guides. etc. Travel ousel Micro. all Mias Thi• One!. ..
petltlve 1alary, full free Hawaii, Carib· clolhos, 40R Suits, Corona Doi Mar,
benellt package and a bean, Bahamas. Call 34W Polo, 650.8743 Cameo Shores. right 1
THE ANSWER
k ~ery ~ and cronny of yoo1 goroge
stuffed? (on't remember what ii feels I e
lo por1 youi cor inside? We ve go1 1he
answer! Advertise yOUf goroge sole in Ille
Ootly P~ot Oossif 1eds If ooy 11enis 'sled in
your gcruge sole od doo I sel. we'U Ml
those listed ileim (under me1dm<ise)
lhe foDo~ week 01 OAllAR
nochorge ! SAi E
Dii~'Plat ~~~
Coll 642·5678 Todoyl
C/,1ssd1l'd Commumtv M.trAllt .tel' For Sale: NEWPORT
BEACH COUNTRY
CLUB QOU' MEM·
Bl!RSHI_. 8S.--03t0
very busy almos· (818) 960-9144 ext C· blk to ROitbury Park
phere. Send resume 1004. Ouoon or Parlor Palm•, ;.=========-------------:.....:.======= and aalary history to: 1---------5-8 feel tall. $20 en, TODAY'S
CR-OSSWORD PUZZLE
Ad If 100, c/o Dally EARN UP TO $6001 Herb planlt 80 kinds,
Pl' I P 0 Bo 1560 week. No uperlonce. $1 ea. 674·9422 0 • · • x • Own hours. Proc:eH ·---------Co a I a Mete. CA ·-92828. mortgage refund•.
Call 1-800-398-9693.
Shade, Pine, Cypress
lreos. 15.gallon. $20.
1.gallon planll, S 1
Employment
Opportunities RECEPTONIST
For NB airport area
beauty salon. Upbeat.
lClnl phone voice. Exp
nee. 30 hrs/Wk. 1!11p'd
EASY WORK. EXCEL·
LENT PAY. ASlembl•
product• at home.
Make Jewelry, toys.
crata, etc. No Hlllng.
No experience necea·
HfY. Call AFPI toll fr•• 1-800-477-9004
Wisteria SlO. 874·9422 '----------------------------...J
EMPl.OYMfo:NT :):)30
ACCT/GEN OFC • Ty L I • T • I. 0
Rapidly growing or· needed. Calf Judy
thopaedlc product• 756-0493 betwn 1).12.
co. has an lmmed Recptlonlat/
opening for an •c· Sectretarlal
Ex1 HA·1004.
Stop FIHa !of under S25 ACROSS
H OW·TO·BOOK U·
plain• profHslonal so-1 Spee9y
cret. Mall $7 .95 10 5 Not
OAP Press. 16835 Al· overweight
gonquln, Su lie 2n, 9 s i.ge ~
HB 9284'9 14 Miles -•Y
15 Weepon
t 6 Fitted with
57 Boll's kin
58 Future oak
59 Actress Moran
8 t Noell growth
62 Alt1lude
63 Anger
64 German nllef
65 Skin OC)efllngs
66 Ego
PftEVIOUS PUZZLE SO\. VED
North nuth vulnerable outh
deal" NORTH
• J 5 4 3
K Q 10 9
A 4 3 2
+2
WE T EA T
+A 6 + 10 9 8 7
876 A54
J87 Q66
+QJ1098 +76 5
SOUTH
+KQ2
J 3 2
K 10 9
+AK 4 3
The b1dding-
Sout b West
l NT PMS
2 Pu
Pa.ss Pue
North Eut
2 + Pua
3 NT P&8.I
Openm~ lead Queen o f +
•Hold up plev are a fascinating
field that ha~ not been explored
deeph enough W e are indebt.t'd to
Gt'rrv Fux nf :-.Jape. Cahf . for thtS
bend
'-lon.h-:::-uuth reach a normal
thrt>e no-trump contract after a
routtnt auctmn When orth's two
club ma1or· u1t mqu1rv fatled to un·
ean.h a flt nt.partner's hand. three
no trump wa the automauc rebid.
W.est leads the qu~n of clubs
Should you hold up once. t\11'1Ct' or
not at all? If you do hold up, do you
do so on the first tncks or lat.er m
the play?
Yes, you should bold up Not JU&l
onct'. but twice. And on the first tv.o
lncks! That guarantees the cont.rsct
as long as the danger hand. m this
cue W Hl. has n o more than one of
the two aces you have to force out to
come lo nint' tncks.
T o 5ff why the double hold-up ui
necessary. let's suppose you tt~
the first club, win the second and go
aftt'r your bettt'r major. hearta. East.
can win the first bean and return a
club, and nov. a second hold·up will
not help-West overu.kes and re·
moves your last club st.opper, and
the defenders will come to three
clubs and two aces.
But oot1ce what happena if you
hold off on the fir.it two club ~ads
and win the third. If vou forct' out
the ace of hearts, Eut has no club to
return and you"re safe: if you choose
instead to attack spades. W est can
win the ace and remove your la.st
dub st0pper, but then ba.s no t'ntry
to ca h the setttnK tn ck
As-rRC>LC>GY
countant/general of· Macintosh ••P· req.
llce peraon. Some ac· Pagemaker, excel, &
c1ng background & d 73"953• lotu• exp nee. Xlnt _w_or __ . __ .,.. ____ ., __
benellta. Casuel at· RHtaurant
Real Estate Agent
Assistant
iootwear
17 Floor pleoe
18 Eltp!Otted
19 Hauled
20 Dtt111C1.
67 Slltehed
DOWN
1 Deadly
2 Burning
3 -lax
Sydney Omarr
mo1ph•r• In Cannery STUDIO c•r£ Village of NB. Conlacl l4T •
Sally ~ 723-4500. BALBOA
Must work wtekends and have
knowledge of computers.
Sad taUIM to:
Coast Newport Properties
Attn: Carot',11 Lowt
'4 Civic Plaza #260
~ Beach, California 92660
22 River branc:tt
24 Secondfll'/
26 Facts and
27~= 29 Ripen
30 -grMO
33 Shepatd and
Aldrin
37 Clots
la looking for en ••pe-Admln A11l1t1nt rlenc:ed hand1-on
Leading dlatrlbutor ot MANAGER with a
Ire• publications la minimum of 1 year
now accepting ap· management axperl-
pllcatlona. Reaponal· ence. Muat be avall·
bllltlos Incl publisher able to work w"k·
retatlona, data entry, end• & evenings. Mo·
light phones & c:lerl· tlvated, sell·starter &
cal. Knowledge o f dynamic Individuals
Mactnloah computer call Albert at 875-7760.
38 Transparent
39 Greek teller
40 Fabr1c:a1es ..................................... 1 •1 Awaitdedalon
helpful. Appro11 S9/hr. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil••••••••••••••••• .. Send resume to: ADC.
2925 Q Airway Ave,
Coata Meaa 92821.
Aul1t1nt Cu1todl1n
Full·tlme for hom•
owner rec:re1tlon cen·
tar In Huntington
Beach. Full b•n•llt•.
Weekend w0tk roq'd.
Engllah necHury,
Call 990·947• lor
Interview. EOE
Auto Dotall Manager
lnveal time & own a
pl•< of a growing op-
eration. S~toua. hard•
working only 648-1901
Auto Routt
The Independent ha•
routea avallatlle 111
ttuntlngton Beach and
l'ountatn V111tey.
Wadneaday 11lghta
only • No collec:tlng.
Muat h•v• depend•
able aU1o. lnauraf\Ca
and valid drlvef'• 11-
cenae, Call Miko
WHoy f1 943-4~33
•akor/DeMtt ae.ep
N .. r John Wayne Air•
port. E•p only.
16t·H6'
~~ .. ........ ..,,,._. 11
PER MONTH * • ClllECTmS * Early morning motor
routes available. Deliver
Monday thru Saturday.
Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance.
CALL 842·4333
COSTA MESA, NEWPORT BFACH
•••lllnt an up'd s.... lfror.atloMI lo
call on and .... .ctver·
tlaing to ~" ... In H81'fV .,.. Comm.
c .. Betty ., •••• .,7. ·---------------------ii
42 Aphid
44 c.lendar
abbr
45 Red -
48 1nc:11e
47 Pat°' 0111'181
2 3
14
17
20
24
4 1
44
12
4 llalued highly
5 TX college
6 Utt1ma1e
7 Wine bUekell e Pondef'lng
9Sh~
10 1niect1on1
1 1 Tiny amount
12 MOOM'S klfl
13 Whif'!pool
21 1-1111ena hlte
23 Cepturea
25 Hurried
28 Some
ScanchnaVfan•
30 lncat' I.Ind
31 TrMI
32 AlrlGMI lo•
33 Snak• 34 NY 11.0.Um
35 Cemp lhelter
38 Atty of Can
6 7
ThuredaJ, June 11, 1"2
Of All Thinp. "I am an Aq11ui1n
lady, youftg and dumb, nnu luld
u ough of anythtng. Wh.tt do you
f,11y?" Comment. Swttt Bird of Youth!
"I. am a Taun» man and will tw
rortinng 1n lhrtt month .. What thould
I do? Comment· look for worli.! HI am
31 "Ltl Ille • -• '-torplo 11woman and I am p.ualonate
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U Thursday, June 11, 1992
NGE COAST AUTO
Amati signs 22 new candidates
Amati, Mazda's U.S. luxury ca r division, earlier
this month announced the signing of ~2 dealer..hip
candidates to letter agreements.
Among the highest rated dealers nationwide, the
new si6nees increa~ Amati's letter agreement
dealership total to 41 . The dealer candidates were
chosen from the 1,500 dealer inquiries Amati has
received thus far.
''We're thrilled to add such a high-caliber group
of dealers to the Amati dealer network," said Clark
Vitulli, Mazda Motor of America senior vice
president and chief operating officer.
"Our philosophy at Amati is to strive to exceed
customer expectations in everything we do, and this
collection of dealers has a proven track record for
doing just that," Vitulli said.
Amati began recru iting the finest dealer~ in the
top luxury markets in the U.S. in the fall of 1991
and signed its first group of dealer candidates on
March 11 of this year.
Amati in the dealer ""Selection process are t
c.ind1date's dedication to customer satisf..icti
location and reputation In their community.
"To be able to come out of the chute with t
best dealers in the business makes a stro
statement about the commitment to custo
satisfaction among our dealers and throughout
Amati organization," said Richard Colliver, Am
group vice president and general manager.
"This customer-first focus, coupled with o
innovative dealership concept and the strength
our upcoming product line should position Am
high on the shopping list of discerning luxury
buyers," Colliver said.
The signing of new candidates, chosen from 1,500 dealer inquiries, increases Amati'1 total to 41 . Among the criteria deemed most important by
The creation of Amati was announced August 2
1991 by Mazda. The division's name derives fro
the Latin word "amatus," which means to love, a
was also the surname of a family of accomplish
crclftsmen who created top-quality violins and taug
Stradivari that trade. Amati wilf introduce its fli
products, two luxury sedan models, in 1994.
Acura
HUNllNGION BEACH ACURA
Yilu E~pect We Deliver!
19131 BeJ.n Bl 4~5 & PCH 800·96·ACURA; 842-0095
NORM REEVES COASTAL ACURA
S :-tr Pr• ·~ S ~~r Se e1: ,n
Harbor B >d 4;:, f,., Co>:J l.~CSJ 979·2500
TUSTIN ACURA
NE WANT 10 SE /1 t AGA;'l 1•, 1992' YOU LL SAVE MDRE1
5 frtt ... a'/ 11• Ja1rturee 714·669·9900
Alta Romeo
BEACH IMPORTS
So c~rs leJd1119 A'!a cir fJr 17 consec1.11.>e ~ears.
Alla Romeo SJati. l.1J~era!. • Sa!es. scr11ce. leasing
848 Oc'e St , Ne ... por1 Beach 714. 752·0900
Audi
TUTILE CLICK AUOI
40 Aulo Cemer Drive. Irvine 472·7400
CREVIER BMW
E•:er~,.1 se !'I.' 'I neN & t11Cfv-!!y
~·:.;il'e..:! 8'/,•, S 3. 1-1S ~ ~· ...... "'
Sus SeMce Leas;111l
Ed1n;;e1 at 55 f1,~"a; J"!.l A!ll Ai.ta !,•Jl 835·3171.
~OOlEaACK BMW
45 D ".eld
I\ e S80· 1200
SlERLING MOl ORS lTO.
uc -~ ve 8' ',I/ OeJ ·.r SJ es • Sel'lice • leJ, ng
15~:> Jlmt>orce. tlewp\lrt Beacn 640·6444
CREVIER
SALES•SERVICE•LEASIN.G .
1500 AUTO MALL DR.
SANTA ANA
835-3171
NEWPORT/55 FWY AT EDINGER
Sales Dept Open 7 Da)s
Parts/Service Hours
M-F 7 am-6:30pm
SADDLE BACK
Sales Leasing 6,
Service Parts
Buick
NABERS BUICl(JCAOILLAC
Sales • lus1nQ • Service
2600 Harbor Btvcf Costa ~es.l 714/540·9100
REASON BUICK CO
909 t.<> Gr• d A~e Sa ta Ana
547.9111
Cadillac
Al.LEN CADILLAC
' 1 In Qfangc CIXJllly
San OitOO frttWlf II A~ery l aQUOI Ntg1ief 582·0100
MCLEAN CAOILI.AC STERLING
Since 1939
Tustin Auto Center 7 u. 7 31 ·0990.
HAIERS CADILLAC BUICK
s,1•s • ~d • Leung
2600 Hart>or Blvd Cos" Mesa 71~640-9100
Chevrolet
AllCN KANE CHEVJIOLU
New & U•ed
7600 Whfml .1 !f Ill. We~linns'er I Bluc;k Wt$1
I 8' ~ h 8 tel SU·llll
CONNELL CHEVROLU
S tfs • e~t • ltvr19 • Part
2829 H.lrt>or lllvd, Co~" t.lc'a $46·'200
OHILlO CH£VROlCT • GEO
O\Aay Siles & i:.rv • l~• N..:t$1 PfQClle I~ Town ·
19211 Due~ !II H..ci lkll 147·6017
JOE MACl'HUSON CHMOUT
21 Au1o Ce111er Or . II\'" 761·7222
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Chrysler/Plymouth
AHAS CHRYSLER·PLYMOUTH
Complete Body ShOP and Service
Sales. Stl\ice. Pasts·Dpcn 6 Days
2929 HalbOI Bl, Cosra Mm
3 II KS. S ol S3n O.ego Frwy 011 HJ/tor Bl'.d. 546-1934
GUARANTY CHEVROLET/GEO
711 E 17111 SL, Sar.la AnJ
973·1711
HUNTINGTON BEACH CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH
•16661 Bmh Bl, Hunllngton Bmll
6 B ks SO of .:05 fv.y 842·0631
MEISTER CHRYSlER·PlYMOUTH
14 Auto Ctr Dr., Irvine 768·7100
SANTA ANA CHRYSLER;ISUZU
1405 Auto l.1a!I Dr • Sanu Ana
541·4471
Dalhatsu
Al~OAIHATSU
2929 Hartor BM , Costa Mesa
3 Sloch So ol 405 fwy 546·1934
Dodge
TUTilE CLICK OOOGE
40 Auto Cemer Dr. IMne 830·3388
HUNTINGTON BEACH DODGE
# 1 VAN COtlVERSION HEAOOUARTERS
16555 Beach Blvd • H B
t2 mi!e Solr.11 ot lilt 405 Freeway 1714) U7·5515 ••
lUTilE CLICK'S lUSTIH OOOGE
40 Auto Ceme1 Dllve, Tus1Jn730.460J
Ford
TEO JONES FORD
621 l Bmh BM • Buena Panc
521·3HO
JOE MACPHERSON FORD
2 A~to Cenler Dnve. Tust.n
SJ2·3300
TUTILE CLICK FORD
43 Auto Cente1 OC'lve, 11\11ne 472·5200
THEODORE ROBINS FORD
2060 HJr!>or Blvd. Costa t.•eu 642·0010
TERRY YORK FORD
S3lts • Stivitc • leas1nQ • P ~f1s • Body flepatr
15255 eeu1 01vc1. Hunt Bch. 842·661 t
Serving Orange County
for Over 70 Years
: -.-.@ .. ·
ISUZU
Service
Parts
Body Shop
· Daily Rentals
Theodore
Robins ...
2060 Harbor Btvd., Costa Mesa
714-64i-0010
GMC Trucks
AllEN GMC TIIUCKS
# 1 111 Ol.anoe Coooty
San Otego Fwy 11 Avery, Laguna 11.guef 5112·0800
MCLEAN GMC TRUCK ANO PONTIAC CADILLAC Smee 1939
Tustin fw1o Cert.er 7U/7l1 ·l'990
UNIVERSITY GMC,OLOS'l'ONTIAC
2480 H31b0f \J1vd, CoslJ Mesa 7 UJ~40·H9S
lnfiniti
Cosio ~so lnlinltl
Sates • Leas rig • Sel'l•.t 2888 Hr..JI Divd, Cor.1.l I.' ~
~ J.He S ol •OS fwy 714 24t-1300
Honda
rENSICE HONDA
SALES * SERVICE • LEASlllG
13750 Beath BM . WtS!n'" t•f 714 537.7777
RAY flAOUOE HONDA
Sites • Ser.Jct • lH"""O • P~s • 8od1 R~
IMnt AUlo Center 714·1>0·7600
llOGU MlllfR HONOA
Sates. Serttte Ot~cO<Jllls
19z32 &-.tr.h llMI Hun:.n(;!on ~acll 963· 1959
HONDA 5.ANlA ANA
21 U E r rst SI $irll.l AN 647-355$ •
Hyundai
JUTT\f CUCIC HY\ltlOAI
40 AUIO CC/Iler Ortve lrilllt
472-7400
HUNTINGTON 1£ACH WY\INOAI
17391 Bfxll 81Yd Htn ngll)n etkll .. 2.oou
Hyundai
Hyundai. Yes, Hyundai.
Sales
Ses:vice
&
Leasing
Huntington Beach Hyundai
16661 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach 92647
842-0831
Isuzu
RAY FLAOEBOE ISUZU Sales • SeMCe • leasino • Pans • Bocty Re~r
~.ne Aulo Center 71'·830·7000
THEODORE ROBINS ISUZU
2060 H.1tDOr b.vc, Cosu Mesa 642·0010
SOUTH COUNTY ISUZU
Number 1 volume Rodeo Dealer U .S A.
18711 Beach Blvd, H B 842·2000
Jaguar
SAUER JAGUAR
2001 Sou111 11•1nche .ter Ave, AnJhe1111
971-2002
tlEWl'ORT IMPORl$
3000 w COJ.-1 Hwi t.e ... IMI 8~3Ch
722·4000
BAUER A A
BAUER=r
BAUER [1@ITQ1J@
Bauer Jaguar
The # 1 Dealer
in Orange County
for March
Visit Us And See Whv!
2llJ1 ... Mid-· fML
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Jeep
HUNTINGTON .JtEP £AGLE
16751 Bmh Btvd .. Hunt.nQIO'I Bei1Ch
U1·l 999
ORANGE COAST JEEP EAGLE
2524 H~rt>ot BIVd . Costa Me~J
549·8023
JEEP EAGLE OF SANTA ANA
# 1 Cu)10fter Sa! .1•1c1.on
55 fwy (u Ec!onger 714,568·0100
TUTILE CllCK JHP, EAGLE
40 Auto Ctr.ter Or 11\oroe
472.7400
Lexus
'f '''',()f
lilt '.TIJllf\',lf I•
* GREAT SELECTION * * Immediate Delivery *
LS 400 • ES 300
400 . s 300
SC400 is now available
in Ferrari Red!
Your best bu , is i11
the heart of Orange County!
13590 Beach Blvd., Westmin~tcr
Beach Blvd. at 22 •·recway
714/892-6906
Lexus
LEXUS OF WESTMINSTU
In the Heart ol Orange County
Ava·1able tor 1mmeci1.11e Delivery'
22 FW'f ii Beach Blvd 7141892·6906; 2tl,566·3SS8
• TUSTIN LEXUS
WOfld s f irst And Laror>t Dew
TuS1Jll Auto Cen1er (7U) 544·4800
llncoln/Mercury
BEACH LINCOLN·MERCURY
16800 Stach Bl P ! .::in Buel\.
3 e.ocks So ol S1ri D •" f"'f B48·7739
JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN·MERCURY
Slles. Ser.ice t. Lcasu19
2626 H:ubof Bl•J Co.u t.•csa 714 540·5630
RAY HAOEIO( LINCOLN·MERCURY
S~es • Ser.ice • Lu 11Q • P~s • BO<lf RepH
ir..ne Aulo CeNcr 114·1130·7000
SANlA A.NA llNCOLN·MERCURY
In Orange Cou il'f ~ ~e 1966
28 Al/;O etrier Dr T~ ~ f'llY . J.-'nl>Olte 544-3111
Mazda
BEACH MAZDA
l 7331 Beach 8Jv4. Hui1~ noton Beach
2 m SOU'JI ol 405 lwY 714·842·6666
CAMrlCLl MAZDA
1425 w. Ba~er. Ci>sta l.lesa 545·3334
DAVID J. PHllllPS MAZDA
Chii ty 11111.iy sel\ .Ct Sttl(.e 1968 . s~· '$ S~Mce s rrwy <!.• Abe> Ll~..nJ Hills 931.2400
IRVINE MAZDA
l.ugest OuJcr 10 tile Nii 111 • SJtes • Service '
11'\'tnc Ai.lo cc~"~ 583·9900
MAZOA. VW Of BUENA PARK
6700 t.1,lntt <0ter Ave . BlltN Pi!-
739·4000
Mercedes
FRANK$ MOTORCARS
23t-J P . •1 <I [ l (l{O
1137·3500
HOUSE OF 1Mp0RTS
68&2 ~.\Jnthe M /..\t 8uer1 P~·k
~23·7250
flUCHER JONES MOTOR CARS
l 30 I au.. St \:ti t,. -.puct &.,,I\
133-9300
Mitsubishi
HARBOR MITSUBISHI
Sales • Leasing • r1tt1 • Pans • Sel\'ICe
2833 tWtJor BM. Costa Me5' (714) 540·4491
llOGCll M!UER MllSU&ISHI
19202 Beath Bl • HUt t Bch
961.0233; 1·800.100.6968
lUTTLE CUCK MITSUBISHI
36 Auto Ct· 1er ()n;e. IMne
472·7400
Nissan
CAMPBELL t41SSAtt'HUNltNGTON IEACH
18835 Bexh 8'vJ Hunt ' glut\ Be"'h
U2·7111, !>40·0442
TUTllE CLICK NISSAN
John logon, Fl••t Mgr.
2845 H3ll>Of Blvd • Costa Mm
540·6410
TUSTIN NISSAN
"Trust In Tust.n~ Nissan
30 AUIO Center Dr. Tusl n AUIO Cenw 669·1282
lEW wtlt IRVINE NISSAN
U AIM> Cl • • Or!'> e IMne
95, 757$
Oldsmoblle
Al.lCN OLOSMOSILl
,, In Oranvt Cour.iy
Sll'I DitOO Jrcf#ay It A~cry. l.JQIN NIQl/tl 512·0100
BEACH Ol0$MOlllE
17331 Buch OM . tt.in1i001on Bmn
2 1111 Soulh of •05 IW'f 714·142·6666
JOE MAC"4UISOH Ol0$MOl1ll
234$ H Ctand Ave. s~ AN
942·11•1
UNIVUSll'Y OlOSMOllLI l GMC TRUCK
2150 H.vbor 8MI • Cc51' Mm
140.9640
Pontiac
DAVID J rHllllPS PONTIAC
Ouilltt 1~ M1'1t• •'"'• 1ooa • s.iu. ~.:• \Ao IVs. 5 tw, • Alic'~ UM400
lob l~t>1• ,Ol\l14C
1UOO 8eXll Btt'd Wet!llW~
(714) 192 "~'
MCLEAN PON11AC • OMC lllUCK
T ust.n ~ Centtt 1 u.r n 1-<1990
Porsche
NEWPORT AUlO ClNTEll
445 E. Coas1 H-NY , llewport Beach
673·0900
Saab
BEACH IMPORTS
So C3l' s lead.no S33b ~r !or 8 con~ttU'JVt yu1s
S1les, S(rv1ce, leJs1119
8~S Do~e St.. lle,.,1>on llmh H4J752·0900
Satum
SATURN OF SANTA A.NA
1350 Au'.o 1.1 Dr. s~nta A.'13
852·8332
Subaru
TUTTlE CLICK'S TUSTIN SUWU
40 Au'w Ce • r !Y Tir.-141
730 4C.CO
Suzuki
IOB lONGl'RE SUZUKI
t • .,~ I'"'""' ·~Of I"'(;.. I.~
II \'IW-.. :,1 l J e •• t l t. .d (1 U) 1192-0651
TUllLE CLICKS TUSTIN SUZUKI
40 Auto Ct 'er Ot Tus:J/\
7J ~(.JO
Toyota
TOYOTA OF COSTA MESA
1966 HJrt>Or er.cs co~u Me~
722·2000
JOE MACrHEJISON lOYOTA
4.: A •o Ct • 0-.e T .. t.n
132·3t11
BtLl 1>1A.ll.£Y lOYOlA
P.a!ls Opt~ 9 3 SJtu1.!J}'
l8SSl Beath E:.d H ll. .'Jn But!l &47 ·15!>5
HMOrE TOYOTA
U.Yw Sit.tel II I;' s •• ~ .. ::. . . t • Patt> • ltast119
15300 Bt~ch. \',e$~n .:er 1194·3322
LEW WEii IRVINE TOYOTA
30 Auto Ce tcr Oi.•e. U>tllt
768 00811
Volkswagen
RAY fl.ADEIOE VOLKSWAGEN
SJ cs • lc3~1 >Q • Sm t • eJni •Sod) R~J
lr.rie Al 'O Ccr!er 714.S30·7JOO
SOUTH COUNTY VOLKSWAGEN
~.~-bet I V ""t Sus i.i t'lC US A
18711 B. di t.wd . 11 ·.:..ii;t...1 D~..ICfl
142·2000
Danny McKemuis (/J,,. ... iilill
S<>uth C ~<>unty
\k>ib\\'agen /lsuzu
FACTORY AUTHORIZED
IAl.ES • 18MCE • PARTS
SERVICE AlfD PARTS OPEN M-F 7A.M.-7P.M.
18 711 Bf ACH Bl VO , HUNTINGTON BrACH
842 ·2000
Volvo
VOLVO Of COSTA MESA
196o H.ubor BM Cc~!.l t.I u
722-2000
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Thursday, June 11, 1992 89
Brett Harris is interviewed by CBS Evening News after taking delivery of a history-making Ford Escort.
Ford delivers its first low emissions Escort
High school senior Brett • farris was the fin.t
customer to take delhcry of the history-making
1993 r ord Escort on it) i\\,1y 21 tntroc.ludion day.
Equipped with the )t,rndJrcl 1.9-litcr engine, the
new Escort is the lo" C':lt-cmi':l::.1ons c.ir C\ er mass
produced. It and the Mcrcur\ Tracer arc four ) cars
ahead of the (Jltiorni.1 A1r Rc)ourccs Board
timetable, already meeting the standards to be
imposed on 25 percent of cars to be sold in 1997.
rord plans to sell 30,000 '93 Escorts statewide.
"This is my second E~ort, <md the fact that it
helps the cmironment .1s "ell a::. my wallet is
great," SJid Harris in an interview to air on tonight's
CBS E'enins News. Call 939-3698 for more details.
WE HAVE 4-RUNNERS,
PREVIAS, CONVERTIBLES~
CAMRY XLE AND V&'s ALL READY
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
U TOYOTA 89 VOLVO 90 TOYOTA 91 TOYOTA
CRElllM AEROITAR VAN 240 GI. CAMRY CAMRY MN. M.'IOOF. LEATHER EDDIE BAUER UTO, S'OOOF GEM AUTO .\C. PW CC UTO PW POt.. TIW
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$10 995 $10 995 $11,995 12,995$12 995 $13 995
AM vente·es sub1ect to pnof sa'e plUs tax lot doc • & smoo tee 11 any Offer eXl)lres JUl"e u 1992
SN<OlfOO,_
All models of the 1992 Chc\lrolet Geo Storm, such a the st.1ndard coupe pictured here, have a
re ty led front end \\ilh quad halogen headlamp , new re<ir appearance, flu h-mounted tinted
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8 f 0 Thursday, June 11 , 1992 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally
Top of· the line for 1992
Le
b
ll LS 400
t 11e\V car
The u1.''>l nc\\ car ~Id 1n
:\mcric,1 ''> the Lexus LS 400,
.icGord1ng to J key automot1\c
quality '>ludy issued by the
indL'pL•ndent research firm of J.
D Prn\L'r Jnd Associates.
It \\ ,b the '>CCOnd straight
'c.u th1,; L~ -WO has e.uned
the lhmor
lhl• lrn11,ll Quality Study sur·
\C')L'd more than 44,000 new
Gir .ind truck buyers on t~
numut'r ot problems they cx-
IJl r11~nct:d during the fir'>t three
month::. ot O\\ ner::.htp. Con-
::.unwr::. r1.~1>0rtl'd an industry
,1, 1..•r JSC or l :! S problems ior
l'\ 1,. I\ 1 l l,HS.
t c'u~ L~ 400 own1.•rs ex-
p.._ r 1. n <·d IL1't 46 problems
1 1.. r 1 ()( : hi..' IL'\\ 1.'st l'\ er re·
,. •rt I
· 11 ..: 1 Ju,lr\ hJ::. m.ldl' trc-
pro~r1.'''> 1n rL•ccnt
notl!d OJ\C II·
l 1.•:..u.; group 'ice
pr•· kr 1t .incl t;L'ncral mJn-
.i~t r l hc-.1.• mprrn l'mcnts
r • ,.._ 11.. ,,ih <. I c 1mpl'lition in
•I 1. .1 i.. ·1 .1 1.' <o ::.uppl-.. con-
t r-'' ·h ! 1.•:t1.. • •Jrocluct:.
-'
lnfiniti gains
quality mark
New car owners ha\.e gi\ie
lnfiniti, the luxury c.1r d1vbio1
of NisS<ln Motor Corp , th
highest marks for quality in th
automotive marketplace, ac
cording to the J.O. Power an
Associates 1992 Initial Qua lit
Survey (IQSl.
lnfiniti took the first plac
position with just 70 problem
per 100 cars. The 1992 indus
try average is 12 5 problem
per 1 00 CJrs. ~
All lnfiniti models arc Jva1l
able locally at Joe MacPhcrso
lnfiniti in Tu'>tin, Co:>ta Mc
lnfinili, and Yorba Linda In
finiti, Inc.
"We're thrilled '' ith the re·
suits," said William R. Bruce,
lnfiniti vice president, general
manager. "lnfiniti cont111ues t
set new standJrds in the auto·
mot1\C industry for \.Chicle
quality and customer !>Jl1s-
foction by putting our custom·
ers first. ·
.i t I i '-c pruducb
d -L~ ·WO, Lexus
t r1..·,~1d,1, (orollJ
A new study reports Lexus LS 400 buyers have fewer problems in the first three months or ownership than those of other models.
"The fir::.t·plJce IQS rJn\>.ing,
combined \'\1th the di\ision's
first pl.1CC tie in the Cu)tomer
SatislJction lndc,x su" cy. is
one more JfiinnJtion thJt ln-
finiti is dc.xl1ca1ed to ch.1ng1ng
the way c.lr::. are sold in the in·
dustry," Bruce went on.
Th\. q~-; lwlpc<l lnfiniti take first place \\ilh an average of just 70 problems per 100 cars.
Time for a tire drill?
Clionging flats need not be on harrowing experience
.i. t 't' r::. 11 nor 111c11n' c.·nicncl' for
1 I r 1'! 1 r' -p.1rt1Lul.1rlv \\Omen '~ .1 r i: -1t r., 11111.· of ihc most
or on the shoulder of the road. the potential for
damaging the rim, and the nearly automatic
invalidating of the tire warranty."
Lazzaro also recommended learning how to
chJnge J wheel and tire, so )'OU can nandle the
repair safely and quid..ly.
d• ... t i l1v l.H.cd \\hill· clri\ ing.
1 I .1.1· 11L»1•1 ct..•.irnl'd how to
I' fl'.'"·' I P.1t l.\ZZJro, ,1
• r .rnd 1.L'rl l1t:d ,1u:u mcch.rnic
'r\ ior B11clg1. -.:orw, tc.1thing
.1•1 I : 1L' (.UL'.
''Most 01 us ha\ e been in fire drills, but more
of us need to be rn tire drills," she S<lid.
' 11·1.:l lr.i,11.ilt d h\ h,1\lllf,; a ii.it,
•. r,11 1 \\hilv ,,,11:ing tnr ,1 ... ~isl.mce or
I ' ,, I 1 r It doc·~n't h,1,t· l•l be th.11
"Thul means pr.1cticing a wheel and tire change
every now and then so you can do it easily in a real
situation."
•• : 1· I 'ro~ing th.it pr~\Cfl(1on t') the
lauaro offers some other tips;
• Don't leave people or pets in the car while
changing the wheel and tire. They can mo ... e,
cau~ing the car to fall off the 1ack. ' \ r l '(:~ .lllcf :hL'\ 'fl tJ!-(' (. .lrl' ul
.. • 1 • J/>L rh 1n1l.1:cd and mt.lied.
• • • l .1 gn1 cl, \l•d reduce !he ri~I.:
• Never leave the engine running while changing
J flat tire.
, •.,•• l t11d.I\ .ir1• g1.•nl'r.1llv rnor<:
• ,11 but 1•\1•n \\tlh thc b«'st of
• ,, 111.1\ ULClH ~<HJ nc.1.•cl to know
• Always put on your emergency flashers and
rJ1se the hood.
• HJvc a towel or blanket in the car.
• Alw<l~ put the parl-ing brake on.
· · .1: I 11 puh, lw s,HCI • Arter .1 wheel and tire change, go to a service
stallon promptly for follow-up service. 1 mt n llCI ·1 Jl dfr.: 1ng un a tl.1t tm·
I ~ 'tJr .i ro,1cf.1d1• ch.111gc prc,enl::. J
. ' , • . 1.i i.;• r
For a free brochure with additional tips from
LJzzaro and other experts, call Bridgestone at
1-800-382-0600. l 11,11 ~" p1 r'>11n.tl clec1~1on," ..,he said. "If .1
• r 1 •' !>t.1111111 ur '>.tie plJll' is \o\1thin a mile or two,
' 1, .in cir \1• '' 1\ .,kmlv lo rc,1ch help. St.it th.1l h,1s
t' I r 11 l1 ·11 s -!hl' d.inger c1i clri\ rns ~lowly Ill tr.1H1c
One of the world's leading tire manufacturers,
Bridgestone markets a complete line of tires through
more thJn 6,000 retail outlets and distributors.
Ca r Care Council offers tips for night driving
N 1~h! 11in,. driving 1n
t I : .1111ii1 ,ir I l' r ri I() r y I)
d111 u t \\I l'n ,1 elm L•r Sl'b
:irul .rn I .1 11 ,1 I ttk• rJin plus a
... 11w.11 Ilg, r 1 , "m<bh1eld 1.viper
.in I .1 P• >', 11,1 I\ d.u11.,l wu' iin,1lc
tc' .1 I• •I g d.i'f 1111 thl..' ruJd .u1-.cs.
l 11 l'rc , , 1 r rlw. ~u ·n,1111 i, pl.in
lll q 1 I dm 1ng hctorc d,Hk,
::.L1t.:i.: •,!'> ti,. Cir (,uc.• Coun(tl,
.111 I h1.• urc.' light ... mcl '"ndshil•lcl
\\ p• r::. h111U 1111 prt>p• rly.
\\ind lw d \\1p1.:rs .uc ,1mo11g
lftt· Ill••"' p• 1pul.u wpl.1cellll'llt
lfl'llh (lfl ,t I .ir, f 0 h<' '>llrl' tl
ch1\t'r' "'''•'lh the..• right t~fK' .incl
::.111• lt•r )fllll p.1rl1l ul,H \l hit IL'. he
.. houlcl .. ti 1p rnr '" rp• r hl.icll'S Ill
good ''1'.1lht•r, till' u1unul
r1 •u11111111 •n 1 ..
V,Hl•lll' ,)t l1)(lvfl.lll ll 11'.llllH' '
,1m;lc•· cl11tilil1· .llld triplL•-bl,tdl•
1 k·~1gn' ,111d ... 01111' w1pvrs \\ilh
rubht r I 11 r .. I 1 J)ll'H'nt lll'<'li11g
•Ill .n.1I.th1 ~Dllll" hr.-ind1 l'\C'O
c 1111,1.,tl1cr1or11111.-ulors
llw bl·~I pl.u c· Ill 11'.lrll how to
1n:.t.1ll "11 1 r bli1cl1·s '' whilP still in
tlw ~1111" l llt•rt• 11i,truct1on1, on
till' p.1d;.1gP.. c ,\fl 1 n• comp.tr< cf
.md qul''tror1\ t:.1n ht> ;i.;k<•d
Orn C'r" .-.houlcl 1.1k1• t 111 • old black•
with tlwm, as sizes range from 15
to 22 rncl1c'> .ind blade ;issembly
conne<.tor~ \iJry from brand to
brand and H'hiclc to vehicle.
When choosmg a blade that
mu'>t be adapted lo the vehicle,
c.H owner<> 5.hould be 5.urc the
pJckagc includes ncccs5.J ry
littmgs.
I f th~ wiper blJde holder is still
~ervicc,1ble, you m<iy want to
buy blJd<.> rclllls only. But lhc
frame .md the arm that holds the
squeegee 5.houlcl be replJced
periodirJlly for best wiping
perform,mCl' The 5.C1UL'cgce 1bclf,
being subJCl tcd to the elcmenlS,
should l>c replJcccJ C\iery ~P< to
l 2 months.
r or more 1nformJtion, contJct
the Cu C..uc Council .1t One
Gr,rnclc L,1\>.<• Drrvc, Port Clrrllon, .
Ohio 43•152, H19l 734-51.U.
0
II }OU ilrl' .lmung th • m11l1on
of Anicric.in tuuri<;t) trJv1. ling
Eump<•.1n highways this yc.•Jr, you
may w.101 ln p.lCk n R1..•if1..•n
Anze1°J;<'r 11110 your su1tcJ~.
Th.it \ Ge rm.in for l ire gJug '·
It 's ,11nonE; the.· dozens ot
l
automotive terms included in a
!isling compiled by the Car C.irc
Council.
S ince most motoring tourists
drive rental cars, presumably
well mJintaincd, they probably
won't need to worry ~bout the
Au sp u ff vc nJ ti I h cbc ts t iJ ngc
(Ccrm<m for e"'haust valve lifter),
the frcno (French for brakes) or
the c.mdclc (Italian for spark
plugs).
Many terms are cognates, or
\.\fOrds th,1t have similar spelling
and pronuncratron in different
languJgcs. for exJmplc, filter in
Engli~h also is also filter in
German, tiltw in f rench &1nd fi/110
rn Jtalran and Sp<1nish.
In German, automotive term~
of ten Jrl' comb1nJtions -0f word<>
s trung t oge ther . Thi s
W.Jscnhcb<", when broi-<'n
down, mcJns c.u lihcr or JJCk.
Torque in Engl1 h i Orc/1kr.1/r or
turning r><mcr in GcrmJn,
But, unle~ you ·arc on the
Autol>Jhn, keep an eye on the
Cc::Khwind11J~<.·1bmc~cr -thllt's
a Ccrm3n <ipccdomctcrl And, for
more information, call the CJr
Care Council at (419) 734·S.l4J.
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June 11 , 1992
Food Ed~or T.J. Hutchinson .... 642-4321 ext.366 OletitiaN2
Recipes/4
Planning a party? Head outdoors and fire up the grill!
THE HOW-TOS OF MAKING ICED TEA
Traditloul lttd Tu: Bring l quart of cold water 10 a full
rolling boil in a saucepan. Remove from heat and immediately
add 15teabagsor 113 cup loose tea. Cover and let stand five
minutes. Stir again and strain into a pitcher holding anolhcr quart
of cold water. When ready 10 serve. pour into ice-filled glasse .
Make 2 quarts or I 0 servings.
Cold Water lttd Tea: Fill a quart jar or container with freshly
drawn cold water. Add 8 to 10 teabags. removing the tag . Cover
and let land at room temperature or in the refrigerator at least six
hours or overnight. Remove bag • squeezing gently again t side
of container. Makes one qua.rt: recipe may be doubled.
Instant or lttd Tea Mix: Use insmnt tea powder or flavored
iced tea mi:... following directions on jar or envelope. ln general,
use 2 rounded tablespoons of instant tea powder to each quart of
cold water. 1( using the flavored iced tea mill.. allow ~ cup
(or 2 mall envelopes) 10 each quart of cold water.
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• HOW TO PREPARE RICE •
For IHst rtsults always follow packagt dirrc1ions.
Wht111WI a\•ailablt. ust this tasy mtthod:
_Combine l cup rice , liquid (see chart below), l teaspoon salt
(optional) and l table poon butter or margarine (optional) in
2-to 3-quan saucepan. Bring to a boil~ stir once or twice. Reduce
heat: cover and simmer. Cook according to time pccified on
chart. If lice i noc quite tender or liquid i not absorbed, replace
lid and cook 2 to 4 minute longer. Au ff with f Oft.
1 Cup Unrooked Ritt Liquid CooldqTimt
Regular-milled long grain I ~ to 2 cups IS minutes
Rcaular-millcd I ~ to I ~ cups IS minute
medium or hort grain
Brown 2 to2~ cups 4S-.SO minutes
Parboiled 2 to.2~ cups 20-2S minutes
Precooked, flavored Follow pachgc
or SUM>nCd mi1tc'i .. directions
Mkrowne Onn lnstrvcdons
..
Combine l cup rice. liquid (sec chart), I teaspoon salt (optional)
and I tablespoon butter or margarine (optjonal) in 2-to 3-quart deep
microprQOr baking d1 h.
Cover and cool on HIGH 5 minute or untH boibng. Reduce
K iting to MEDIUM (50% power) and cool IS m1nult$ (20 mmut
for pert>oiled nee and 30 minutes ror brown rice). Auff with fork.
•
• GRILLING A TURKEY--IT'S EASY AND ECONOMICAL • •
Ready: Defrost turkey in refrigerator. Allow about 24 hours for
each 6 pounds of turkey.
Stt: Prepare covered grill for indirect-heat cooking method. After
coals are ready, bank them on two sides of cooker. Place a drip pan
between coals on the bottom of the cooker. Place whole turkey on
rack over drip pan. Turkey is cooked by heat reflected from the
cover as well as the coals. This uniform. controlled heat cuts
cooking time and seals in the turlcey 's natural juices and flavor.
Cinrlicky Barbecued Turkey ••••••••••••••
l whole (10-12 pound) 1 tablespoon fresh cilantro,
turkey minctd
Y.t cup orange marmalade ~ teaspoon curry powder
2 tablespoons lemon juke ~ tt.tipoon ground ginger
l a,rge doves prl~ minced S garlk bulbs
l teaspoons olive oil
Grill turkey according to manufacturer's direction • about 11 to 15
minutes per pound or until meat thcnnometer reaches t 80°F in
thicke t part of thigh. Begin checking turkey for donene after
2 hours. Brush turkey with glaze during last 30 minutes of grilling.
Makes 20 ~rvings.
To prepare &lau: Jn small bowl combine mannaladc, lemon juice,
minced garlic, cilantro, cuny powder and ginger.
To prepare pi1Jed prlk: Cui lops off each garlic bulb. Place oo
large piece of aluminum foi l and drizzle with olive oil. Enclose garlic
with foil and place on grill I hour before nutey i done.
Each urving providts 333 c-alorits. 41 .lR prottm, I 3.4g/at. 9.9g
carbohydraJt. 106.7mg clwltsttrol, /16.7mg sodium.
Jillne-Turkey & l\ice ~Ind <no1 pkrurtd>
44444444444444 .. A
3 tablespoons ~ pound &rilled turkey
Hmt jultt brtMt, cut Into 1-IM'h
2 tablespoons strips (about l cups)
•eaetable oU 3 c~ps rooked rice. cooltd
I tablespoon frab t medium.a rtd pep~,
chopped dlantro cut into ltrips
~ ta1pooa cumin 1 cup Jka-strtps•
~ tet11pOOft .at ~ cup al~ .,_. onions
Combine lime juice, oil, cilutro, cumin and salt in larse bowl . Add
1wtey, rice, red pepper. Jicama and pn oruons: l! • Ser\'e chilled.
Make 6 servmas.
•substitute l cup sbced water chestnuts (Of jicama.
Eaclt strv111~ pro\.·idts 210CV1lor1u,12.9~ prott111, 7 01/<Jt. 21 .71
carboh.vdratt, 0.61 dittary jiMr, 1 m1 cltoltsttrol,224mR wdiMm .
Grill: Grill whole turkey approximately 11 10 15 minutes per
pound. lnsen meat thennometer into thickest part of inner thigh.
Low-fat turkey is done when meat has lost it pinkness and the
thermometer reache t 80°F. If turkey has an automatic cooking
timer device to judge donene . follow the manuf acrurer's cooking
guidelines on label or use a meal thennometer to avoid
overcooking.
ruo 6rnnde ruce ~ nine.ft nenns
1 medium onion. chopped
1 tablespoon ~egetab~ oil
3 cups cooked rict
1 16-ouoct can black beans,
rinsed and drained
1 medium-siu grttn pepper,
roasted and chopped
I medium-size red pepper,
roasted and chopped
....
8' •-OUnct can whole-
kerntl com, drained
I tablespoon chili powdtr
~ teaspoon oregano
Yl teaspoon salt
~ teaspoon ground
ttd pepper
cup (4 ounces) hredded
Cheddar cheest
Cook onion in oil in large killet over medium-high heat 2 to 3
minute . Add rice. bean . roasted peppe~. com. chili powder.
oregano. salt and ground red pepper. Heat thorough)). Add chee~
ju t before serving. Ma.kc 6 serving,.
Note: Roast whole pepper over gas bu~r. under broiler or immcr;e
in hot oil: tum pepper until km i bh tel't'd and charred on all side'
Place in plastic bag: close and lei team 15 minute . Under ruMing
water, remove kin from pepper. Slit pepper open: wash out seed,
and remove-vem .
Each stn·ing providts 336 calorits. 14.0.~ prr>ttin. 9.Rp.fat. 493~
carbohydratt. 5.1 ~ d1ttarv fibtr. Wmg < h<)ltsttml. 4~6m~ sodium .•
Tzmgy-Mint Ten <not picturtd> •• 4 replar size lea INlp
~ cup fresh mint lea\'a
J cups boiHna wattr
~ cup suaar
2 cups pine:a~ge
juice. dlilled
Y• cup rum (optional)
Garftbh: additional f't'tSh
mint lea~es
ln mall pitcher place tea bag\ and mint~add boiling watcc. Cover
and allow to lttp minute train milUUre mlo large pitcher
disclrd.in& tu ~gs and mml leave\. Add ugar, p1ncapplc-0rangc
juic:e and Nm: !ia'\'e ammedtatcly over ice. Gami'h with additional
mint leave • if de ired.
Makes 6 (7 oz) serving Recipe may be doublCJ to serve 10.12.
Eoclt nlft~ prt>\'iMs 106 cOICH'lt • ( pn.>tt111. 0RfOI, 26 9t
carboltydrott, Om cltnlt ttrvl. 9.3m' u>J,"11m
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2 Thursday, June 11, 1992 ORANGE COAST
Fruit and vegetables can grill up a new barbecue tra
2 We IO\C to throw summer
barbecues and \\Ould
"'e come any suggestions tor
~omething new.
S.J.L., Newport Dcach
Surprbe your gucsb with a
medley of gnllc<l
seasonal frcl>h
fruit and
vegetables.
Barbecued
produce scores
high nut• it ion
m.irks and can
spark interest in
tr:i<l1tional
b:id.,an.I cuisine
as t:lntalwng new
options for side
------1fohes and Ask the desserts.
Dietitian Large pieces of
------firm, ripe fruit
"Ur" be\t on the grill. You may
al'o \\ant to cut lru it into ~maller
pieces anJ :111 angc 111 colorful
1.ombin.11ions on s"c"ers. All fruit
~houl<l be lightly sprayed with a
vegetable oi l mist to prevent their
stic"ing to the grill. Coot... the fruit
until 1t has rcache<l a
gul<lcn·bro'' n color: approx1m:itcly
lour to 10 minutes depending on
the th u.:"ness of the slice. Try
JJd111g a J:ish of nutmeg,
L·1n namon or ginger to complement
the S\\CCI lruity tla\Urs.
Somc nf the best fruit\ for
g11lltng .ire pl an., pcache'I,
p.1pa~a-. .• 1pm'uh. applcs, fig•.,
l•.1na11.1s, 01 1ng.cs, anJ pineapples.
I hcse l,1,t tlucc can be coo"cd
r 1L:ht 111 1 hL'lf u" n s"in-. for easier
h;'i111.lll11g. .
The s.1me approach u~cJ for
l1uit tin l•c appltc<l tn 'eget.ables
th.11 c1n he 111.ir111.1tcd OH!rntght.
t\pC.:Tlllll'nt \\ 1lh nJ\lHCd \ 1neg..irs,
"h11c \\Ille .ind herbs tlr o ther
pre·pal "·1~t·J m.1ri n;1Jc ....
\'cgc.:1abk.., -.l\l1ulJ be g11llcd u1111I
they arc tc.:nd.:r "ith a nice golden
hue Grc.it grilled 'cg.g.1es incluucs:
!.!rccn d11Jc,, r.1J1clh10, corn still in
the hu-.i..., cggplJnt, lee""·
mu-,hrooms, onions. wmatocs, and
summe r squ.ish (crook neck or
pJllY pan \ aricties). Denser
\ cgctablc., ... uch as artichokes or
pota tnc-, do best when they have
been pn.:-CQ()"e<l prior to grilling.
II )OU arc reall) 11110
bJrbcc.:umg, the re is another
suggc.: ... 11on I can offer. ~lost
pi.:uplc. c ... pcci.illy children. limit
their prell.:rcnccs to the
ol<l-f . ..,lrninc<l burger on a bun •
• inti hc.:;1hh mmueJ ~!oms th C\C
l.1~\ .ue 1..1u11n11' abuut topping
t It.it "11 h .1 -.lice llf cheese because
,11 Cl•lll'crn al .iut hrgh lat 1.ontcnt.
'l h.11 \ nn l111i,~:cr .1 problem.
1h.111~' 111 thc 111.1"1.'1' of Lill:tinH.!
dK'C'I.'' \\lilt 11 I\ C.: ll1l\\ 1.'llllll OUI
\\Ith .1 l1•\\1.: r l,d,1nc. l.1t·frcc
· .. h.:L''..: th 11 .1...iu.111\ 1.1,te-. l!l•tid .
.inJ 1111.·li-1.'.1•1' (Cr till nZm.
nnn·t.11 1.h1.·1.•,1.·, \\ert· bl.ind t.1'111ll!
.1nJ dad 1101 1111. It \\ell ) ·1 he.: nc\\ •
l.1lc.:1 1111c l1n.: i.. perkct !or
b.11hntttlll! dh.escburl!er!>, bcC.:.IU\C thc~ uimc· .al11.-.1J) ,Jic.:eJ anJ 111 ''·'
lb\111,, 111du,f111g mllJ l>r sh.arp
..l11.·dd.1r, l!.1r.kn \C!_!ll 1bk.
~lc.:\11.J \\ i:h J..1l..1p~lll> .rnJ rc.:J
pc.:ppu,). '-I\\ 'and ~lnntue~
J.tl"
hll .1 1e.alh he:.il1hlul b.1rhccu1.'.
\\hy 1111t r1.•pl.11.c the hed burger
'' ith .1 p.1tt\ maJc lrtim turkey or
lhi1.hn. llf .1 \cggrc bu rger Or
1.vu1 .1 11,h bur:;er (.1 'Ille ol fllkt
\Ill .1 hun 1 \\1th tlh~'l ni.:'' f.1t·fr1.:e
chct'l . '''u 1..1n '>p11.c.: up thc
OJ\ur 111 .111\ oi the,e by m.1"111~ 1t
.1 cl1c1.·,ehur);!n. K1J, ";II lo\C 1t,
and 11 ,,111 l>c .1 hc.t11 l11cr chou:e
!or .ill <II ~lHI
Food labeling
changes good
for consumers
Cnr1'11111c.:r' 'nkine more
.iccu1.11e n111r111un 1nforma11on
.1bou1 the.: 111,id' lhcy buy v.ill be
the bag \\lllncr-. \\hen new fouJ
bbel1lll! 1egul.1t1un., arc :ippro\t:J,
.1cc.:11rd1ng Ill the CJlifmma
D1ctct1c A"ocra11on (CDA).
'"I he 111: '" ch.1ngc' may be le"
l.1m1li 1r .11 l1r-.1. hut in the long
mn. C\ c.r\ one \\Ill be be lier
informed .• 111d protcL tcd from
Lonfu,1ni.: heJlth clJ1m-. about
looJ-. .111~1 their nutncnt,," ~aid
CDA Pr c..iJcnt Nell WomJv.Jn.l,
l'h·D. R D.
The propmcd labeling
rc~ul.111011' apply to rno'lt ft)(ld'>
unJer the jumJ1ct1011 of the U.S
l·oo<l and Drug A<lm1nl\tr.1t1on.
New dd1111t1011' rcl.11c to
dtok,lcrol. -.odium. '11g.ir.
nutnt nl\ .ind d1ltercn1 t} pc-. ul
f.11 .
'l\·r111' 'ud1 •• , lu'"· licht. kan.
rcuun:tl, le\\, high .ind 'rrcc ,1l'l1
arc defined
In .1dd1thrn. voltintary l<1hcl1ng
gu1dd1nc' im ludc 20 v.irictic'
c.:.1<.:h ul r.m 111111.,, vcgc111hlc' .111d
ll\h
\\ lll'n \1111 need a nutr111u111\l.
thtn~ "I{ I> .. -re~1\tcrcd
Jicl111~1n You can find :in RD hy
.::dlinv (1'!00) 211-RD IU. RI),, ar·c
rl.'<:o~n11c.:J .1, m1tnl1e>n C\flCll\ in
th l.' he.11th l\lte profC\\IOM.
I
g l tend to u c 0 lot or
mU)Onnnlsc for tuna salad
a other kinds or salads. 11111
concerned about nll that fat. ls
there n bcllcr olt crnatlve?
N.E., lluntlngton Dench
f\fany people arc beginning to
use low-fat or non·fot yogun in
place of m.t)Onn:iise, in ccn:iin,
coo"ing situations. For example, it
1~ perfec1ly nppropria.te for
combining with tuna Jor a salud.
The health effects ore
considerable. One tJblespoon of
m:i~onn:ii e contains 100 calories
and 11 grams of fat. Compare that
with pl:iin non·fot yogurt (7 ~
caloric and :\lmost no fat), or
cv.en pluin low.fat yogurt (9
calorics und less than V• o( u gram or fut).
The substilution of yogurt
makes a big diff ercnce in heahh
va lue -not only in this case, bu1
ns an ahernatc choice for other
higher fot foods, us well.
For c..~mplc. )OU may be
surprised to know that plain
-... yogurt tastes great on a b:iked
potato tft..placc of regular sour
cream. The new "light" sour
creams on the market do succeed
ln cutting calories as comr.arcd
with regular sour crcum. (The
regular has 104 calorics p\!r four
tablespoons, while the new light
ve rsions contain between 36 und
80, depending on brnnd.) 13ut most
of them arc still high in the
pcrccnrnge or calorics you get
from fat.
On the other hand, the ~mmc
four ounce of--plain non-fut yogurt
contai ns just 27 calorics nnd. of
course, very few arc from fat.
Evc'n low·fat yogurt has only 36
calorics, with 25 percent of them
from fat -within the
recommended guidelines.
Q I ju)t notlced that the
cookies I bouiht cost the
same price os ahuiys, bul &hey ore
now only 12 ounces Instead or 16.
l should ha,·c rend the lobcl.
V.M., Costa Mesu
Don't be too hard on yourself.
If it's a product )'OU buy often, it's
easy to sci "label reading lazy."
You di<ln 't mention the ~pecinc
cookies in que~tion. but this
sounds like the situation covered
in the ~fay 1992 is~uc of
Consumer Rcportll (u \\Ondcrful
magazine), in which new Fut-Free
Fig Newtons we re introduc
the same price ~s the regul
cookies, but in the lowe r w
and only 18 (slightly larger)
cookies pcrfackagc instead
The irony o it all is that &h
ular cookies had only 15 pc
of their calorics from fa t to
with -a very acceptable le
Dcra/cc Sc:mlon Is D rc1i
dietitian. Sl1c Is the outhor
buoks: "Viets Thill 'Work" o
''1'J1c Wellness JJook of /.JJ.
Send )'Our questions to: De
Scanlon, R.D., c)o Daily Pi/
llu.v 1560, Custa Mcsu, 9262
WE ACCEPT COUPONS •••
FROM OTHER SUPERMARKO
Deluxe Max
PASSIONATE PINK BOUQUET ....• 6. 99
lm'VICI ...... •---
.;.. ' 6 COOIDll .. -:;, .....
. ·1' WITH PUaCHAll Of AH'f DOZ. COCNUU
*1117 llOUlAll.Y NICID AT 2.39
LO SALT
TURklY a•IUT
SAVE
250 Pfltl.8 LA. 3.99
CALIPORNIA
•STO' FRYla
FRESH 77 CHICKEN LA. •
7750Z
PICKLED VEGETABLE
BING CHERRIES
WASHINGTON GROWN, FIRST Of THE SEASON
~~or~ ............................ 4 -. •1 .......
llNIOll UZO•
~EAT GIFT II GllUTTI
-Fa FATHER'S DAY 2. 99
Q
• -· -llRGINI
LOTION
IS~~~ 2.99
LB.
Delicious
BRAEBURN APPt.ES ........... LB. 1.29 u•• ...... a•••
i AllDU
CHAMMGNI
750Ml 2tm•S
24·MCK :::..i:-...,._1: M81T .... __,,,._
.,.__:'_a __ 4_" _ _, 12'?~~ 6. 99
UND STEAKS
MIDIUM
COOKID .... MP
41 TO SO-CT 6 99 FROZEN DEFROSTED &.a. •
BONLESS BEEF-UMIT 4
LB.
ClllUAN
llA mAU PIUDS
FROZEN
DEFROSTED LA. 6.49
RONZONI SPAGHEnl
REGULAR, THIN OR VERMICEW
Cucumben Of' Green
BEU PEPPERS ......................... 3 .........
I SlllltAIUKU nar1u1 NOm
I-OZ SEASONED 2 3 SEAWEED •
DIAMOND aaoWNma
S LB
&AG 1.69
8-0Z
ORIGINAL
11 .....
llONDILI
at-U•IAD
.J ~~ED 1.59
Hughes 8-0z Soft
CREAM CHEESE ................... 1.19
Robert Mondovi 750·Ml
WOODRIDGE CHARDONNAY 4.99
~ ........
AMalUNllllGlll
-l CHek~~ 1 .69
IOOO HOMDTYLI
--. WAl'Rll _.._:it ... · oJ~E 1.59
Von 0. Komp's 10 to 12·0z Fillet$°' 2.89 FISH STICKS .
Stovff.'s 11 ~
FRENCH BREAD PIZZA 2.49
caw""'' PIAI Oil COllN
16 oz
FROZEN 2 .. •3
WITH EACH $1000 'URCHASE' YOUll RECEIVE ONf BONUS comtCATE sr~p
· r ·cllld"'f ••<oholk beot .. ate• 1obo«• dotr, prod.Kil Ill"''°'* "°"'P< end lothWy h<~•'•
-....... ---1 ...... TOV MAYe Plt.UO 0.-( .... wtfM M If""'"· TOU OUAt.ln tO "'90tAll AN\' Of ....... TOn At A
IUellANTIM MCOUNT. 99
TOM."
W11H TWO
IAYft CA
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at
gh t,
of 32.
9
9807-
Ultra Sillf
Detergent
Laundrv·Powdt•r--l2 LooJ/\
Regular Pricc-9.'9
Kellogg's Froot Loops Cereal 2 99
15 Ounce Box
Sunshine Super Mario Bros. Cookies 15 9
Assorted VorieliPS·12 O unce Box
Four Roll Package
Regular Price-~
Sunshine Chip-A-Roos 219
or Ootmeol·Chocolole Chips-16 to 17.5 Oz. Pkg.
Kraft "FREE" Salad Dressings 2 7 9
SelectPd Varieties-J 6 Ounce Bottle
Ocean Spray Refresher VJ' 2 2 9
Selected Flavors-48 Ounce Bottle ~t ·
Vons
Pasta
16 Oz. Pkg.
Spaghetti. Vermic<11li. Rug.
or Lorge Elbow Mocuroni
Regular Price-1.0~
Yoplait
0 .. al ' I II I II l'l'I"' ' ngm 'I"'"" I ·!+::::::.Yogurt .)·::·:::~::
Assorlt-d Flavors
t> Ounrc Conlruncr
2 ~100
Tropicana Orange Juice
Regular or Horncstylc-64 Ounc<• Corton
249
149
199
Lake to Lake Cheese
W1scon in Ch Assorhid \'une!Jc ·-9 Ouni 1• Pock~e
Hormel Light & Lean Franks
Mt'Of or Rt~t:f· J 6 Ounce Pockcrge
1-----·---·--I
Large
Ripe Hass
Avocados
Great Guacamole Mix-.59 Ea. I
Regular Price-~
Large Hawaiian Papayas _ g g
Fresh-Tropical Fruit Treat-Regular Price-~ 1..1i •
Jumbo White Onions 2 g
Spice Up Your Meals-Regular Price--;sH;Ji LI>•
Snow White Mushrooms 8 Oz. Pkg. 5 g
Great in Salad-Reg ular Price-~ ,...._~ •
Saladette 39 Fresh Carrots 39
Tomatoes L" 1 2 Lb. Bag •
ltrd R11J('-S<llod fo...,,,IC 11'11/l In V11cmun ~ l'ol01'Wum fr f1bf., ....... ~ ,.,..,.,.l'Wtle~
Nature's FaVorite 7111
Apple Chips 1 •
"-"'cl Flctwin-J 2 Oii~ l'udQll' ....-~>C"
Green Lush Tropical Plants 2 9 9
Upright-Asst Vw.-6 Inch Pot-Regular Prire-~ "·0
8" Pot Hanging Tropical Plant 649
Assorted Vorieties-ffesular Price-~ ,.u ,
F1onl llem1 Avai.lab&e While Su ' Last!
Krusteaz
Breakfast
Waffles
Buttermilk or Blueberry •
12 Oz. Pkg.-Frozen
Resular Price-:J~
l . "l1 I Vons · er-:.~ ·
Sliced
Cooked Ham
Great for Sandwiches
8 Ounce Oblong Package
lferular Price-~
Oscar Mayer
Meat Wieners
Regular, Ug.h t or
Bun Length-ts Oz. Pkg. ResuJar Price-.Z."9
FreshFrYing
Chicken
Drumsticks Lb.
or Thigh!-.
Soutlwrn' Volw1 Pad.. I
Reg ular Price-li9 J;b.
• • • llt-l(ulor I~>< 1 ~LA ~"'°' ,,,.,. ,. 1 . .W u.
I
Fresh Rainbow Trout 179 Lh. Form Haised-L'.S.D.C. Lot Inspected
Fresh Cooked Dungeness Crabs Lb.2 99
Wholc-US.D.C. Lot In spected
\ 11 ~I l tornt>
Hr11ulor l'nt t..-. ta;:
Ftesh Pacific Swordfish Steaks g 9 8
l ' S.D.C. Lot In spected Lb.
Fresh Albacore Tuna Steaks 698
U.S.D.C. Loi /nspt>c led Lb
Cooked & Peeled
Shrimp Meat
Ort·~on Bm l ' S D.C Lot /n~pt•crt·d·Fn>lt'll Dclroslrd
Jumbo Raw Shell-On Shrimp 798
2 I lo 25 Cmmt-l'.S D.C l 01 ln~pt't lrd-Frz. Def. Lb
Vons Tartar or Cocktail Sauce . g g
7.5 Ounn• Hottlt> Ea .•
Fresh
Pacific
~U~~~~~~tOO
4 Thursday, June 11, 1992 ORANGI COAIT FOOD
• V! cup of butler or margarine
Rio Ruby Chicken
• 2 ccaspoons curry po11·ucr
• I tea.spoon g111~cr
• ~~ tca)poon )Jfl
• 12 chicken drum)1tcks
• .i R_iiby Red grapdruil
• Y~ cup boulcll chucncy In shallow hackmg di)h, rnclc bu lier "11h curry, i;mgcr.
and )ale. Arrance cluckcn in pJn, !urning Ill coac all sides.
Bake in 400 degree oven, 20 minutes. Tum chicken; bBke
20 to 30 minutes more, or until lender. Meanwhile, cut holf·
inch slice off top :ind bottom of each gra~fruit; then cut
each into 3 thick slices. leaving peel on. Heal chutney in
)l..illct, until bubbly. Arrange grapefruit slices in pan. Glaze
each side :ibout 2 n11nutcs. Arrange glazed grapefruit on
pl.11c, with drum,tick on cop. Serve at once. Makes 6 serv-
ing).
Fresh citrus wn·a 8P•h ftlll'
The r.potlight is on Spain this
year, so interest in Sp:ini)h
cuisine is running high.
Numerous cultures and foods
from around the world have
influenced what arc known as
Spanbh foods today. f rc)h
citrus play) a particularly
important role in many
traditional Spanish dishes. Here
arc some that take advuntage of
the plentiful !.Upplies of citrus
now in your markets.
GAZPACHO
• l·Y.i pound) ripe tomatoes, peeled,
cut in half. i.cedcJ and roancly
chopped
• I cup coaf)cly chopped, peeled
cucumber
• ¥' cup coal')cly chopped, seeded
sweet red bell pepper
• Vol cup water
•Juice of 1 lemon
• 2 tablespoons olive oil
• l medium clove garlic, minced
• y, teaspoon white pepper
•Salt to taste
In blender!uree tomatoes,
cucumber an red pepper until nlmo)t '
smooth. Add remaining ingredients
and blend until smooth. Chill 4 hours
or longer. Serve cold with crusty
bread, ir desired. Garni)h each )Crving
with ull or :my or the following: thin
lemon c:ir1wheel slices. unpeeled diced
tomato, red pepper and cucumber, and
dkcd reel onion. Mate' about 4 cups
(fuur a..ncc 1ervinp).
Nutrition Information for one
scrvina: 117 cialorics. 2 "ams protein,
8 &rams fat, 13 4rams carbohydr11tc,
3 &rums fiber, 0 m1lli&n1ms cholci.terol,
21 milllarams )()(lium. (without oddcd
s:ih), S66 milli&rains potassium.
SIMPLY SERVED
ORANGES •••
MOROCCAN STYLE
For c:ich iervin&. peel I oranic. Cut
crouwisc into cartwheel slice).
Arranie i.lices on amJll individu:il
serving dish. -Sprinkle lightly with a;nucd nutmeg und 1round cinnamon.
G1unish with i.pris, of fresh mint
lc11vcs. Mnl:es I )Crv111g.
TOSSED
SPANISH SALAD
• 1 medium head Romaine lettuce, cut
crosswise in l·inch strips
• 2 'mall tomatoes. cul in wedges
• 1 'mall (or ~ English) cucumber.
peeled, cut in cubes thin wedges
• 1 1moll swee t white onion, cut in
thin wedges
• ~ cup cubed i.wcct red bell pepper
• 12 black or green olh'Cs (opttonal)
• l4 cup olive oil •juice of I lemon (3 t:iblcspoons)
• I sm:ill clO\-'C garlic, minced
• ~ teaspoon i.ugar
•salt and pepper to ta)IC
In large bowl combine lettuce,
tomatoes, cucumber. onion um.I red
pcP11Cr. dail. Whisk 1asc1hcr
rcmainina drcuiQ& in1rcdicnts. To
SCM:, w. cftuin1 with salad mixtutc.
Divide Oft individual uhad plates.
Serve with lemon ,wcJac1, af dc:iircd.
Makes 4 scrvinp.
Nu1ri1ion information ror one
SCNin&: 182 caloric:i, 3 arams pfOICln,
14 arams fat, I) arams carbohydrate, ..
grams fiber, 0 milliaralns cholesterol,
20 millicrams M>dium, (without added
):Ill), 664 milli1rams potuuium.
CARROT
ORANGE SALAD
• I pound carrots, peeled. shredded
• 2 oranges, peeled
•cul in quarter-cartwheel slices or
bile-size picect
• 3 lablc5poons pine nuts (plgnolias)
• l tablespoon olive oil
• Gr3tcd peel und juice or ~ oron1c
• 1 tublespoon honey
In large bowl combine shredded
carrots :and orange pieces. In small •
skillet ll&htly brown pine nuts in oil,
s1irrin1 occasion311y (about 2 minutes).
Cool in skillet. Add orancc peel, juice
and honey to skillet; stir well to blend
inltrcditnts. Pour over carrot mixture;
max well. Serve at room temperature
or slightly chill. Makes about 4 cups
(eight \.1 cup )Crving)).
Nutricion information for one
serving: 84 c:ilorie~ 4 &rJms of fat, 13
gr:ims c:irbohydratc, 3 gram) fiber, 0
mill igrams cholc)tcrol, 20 milligr:ims
sodium.
Grilled salads add to mealtime
Come warmer \\Cather, why no t
1ry grilled salads, prepared simply
but with a louch of cl<1ss. StJrt
\\Ith a ~avory m:mnaJe to hobter
the flavor uf grilled chicken, beef
or fo.h.
MONEY SAVING COUPONS :O~~ lht' SunflowPr Group
Combine grilled foods with fresh
lruit~ and vege1.1bk~. then pre-.cnt
u\ er an irnagin.1t1\I: ,·a net~ ol
greens.
T hen. to keep each cntn:e
interesting, spoon on a simple but
~I} li!>h salad dre!>sing. For perfectly
'ca:.uned grilled :.alad:.. reach for
lhtd.en· and becf-na,or bouillon •
the condimenb of choice.
u~ing these ingredients a~
tn!>tant seasonings, add hearty
richness to marinades and \alaJ
J11:)~ings -without the need for
Jdd1tional sail. Time-saving
d11cken and beef bouillon help
:-.tn:amlinc meal preparation 100.
I lead into summer with 1hi!. ta~ty
trio of grilled $Jlad!>. Each 1s
'1brant, deliciou:, and in keeping
111th the se:ison
Grilled Chicken S:ilatl ''1th 13Jue
Chcc-.c Drc!.~ing is an exciting
combination of marinated chicken.
'''cct apple :rnd pear slice~.
111J,1t.J ''Jlnuh ;111d cool. cream\
Jrc:. ... 1ng. R1dHcined blue chee;c
1' !>tirrcd into :a tJngy
mu .. tard·bouillon mi~1urc tu crc.1tc
the ~p1ri1cJ Jre-.~ing.
'I hi' ckgJnt cntrcc need-. nnl~
'ome cru:.t} breJtl or brcJJ,11cb
tl> ~llmplcte the meal.
~cf\c up the Jclcctahlc ta .. tc ol
the uril:nt \\Ith l'hJ1 C11ru'> Uccf
!:>.1l,1d. 1 he JJ) be lore grill111g..
tn.1rtn.1tc n.1nk '>tCJk tn a fr.1grant
1111\ture of !>O) ~.JUcc. bottled
lemon juice. bccf-O;nor bouillon
Jnd garlic.
Arr.1ngc thinly :.!iced .,ICJI..,
orJn~c anti gr.1pcfru11 'cc1101~
npe J\OCJJO \\CU)l.C\ ;ind r<::J
0111011 ring., O\er :.a!Jd green!. for J
fc.,t1'e and C)e·c..atching meal.
GRJLLED CHI CKEN
SAL\D \\1TH
BL E CHEE E
DRE ING
( ~l.1kc:., .i ~c:rv1111:') • ~~ wp \cgct.11llc 11d
• • 1:ur. rcJ "'in.: \'1111:s.1r • l tJI> "poom bo11lcd kmun JU1•.:
• 2 talikspoon~ \\,11.:r
• I 1.1hk~poon ~u!;.1r • l·lf: tea~poom d11lkcn·l1J\l1r in,1.1111 ll11u1llun
• I IC,l\p<X\n dry OIU\l.Hd
• ~ tc;"P<'°n garlic rx>11dcr
• 4 ~1..mncJ bonck" ch1lkcn hrc."t h.ill'cS (:ibouc l·l t::! pound~)
• ::! tabk\poon' crumMcJ blue 1:h\.C)C • I large apple, cored and )tit:cd
• I ripe pear, cored .rnJ ~heed
• II: cup walnut plC\'C), IO.l\ICd
• I cttucc lca1•c,
In 'mall lxl\\I. combine 011, \'1ncg.ir. h-1111.d kmon JU1'C, \\.tier. ~ugar. I 11u1ll1111, mu\IJrd .ind gMhc; m1'C "ell .
In l.1r~.: ~h'.tllow dl\h or pl:1\t1c h.1!!, pour
: cup bouillon m1~turc 01cr chtdcn
(11\cr. mann:t1c 111 rdrtgcrJtor 6 hour~
or 01·cr111gh1. 1ur11111g lhtcl..en 1>ec,l\1onJlly Combine cheese and rcm,11ning bou1llon mtXlurC lo U\C fur
\,llJd drc~ing. ct)l.cr and chill Rcmol'c ch1d:cn from mann.1Jc; heal m.innatlc
Cirill or hro1t a~ dc•.ircd, l1.1\l1ng
"' frequently "kh mJrtnadc Slice ch1cl..cn, .1m111gc with apple .ind pcur slice' <111
lcuucc Ttip with walnut~ and cl11llcd
drcs,1ng Rdrigcr.111: ldtul'crs.
THAI C ITl~US
BEEF AlAD
( M.1h' 4 serving\)
• 3 1.1hlcspoon~ bollletl lemon JUllC • 2 t.ihlc~poon~ vcgctilblc oil • I t.1blc~poon soy sauc.:c
• I cltl\C go1rhc, finclv chopped • I 1c.1\poon becf·O<l"'t>r 1n,t.lnt h.1u1llon
• ~ tca,poon rcJ pcp~r OJl..c\
•I (I· to 1-~·pounu) O.tnl.. \tc.1k
• I ripe avocado, pitted. peeled 111111
'hccu • I l.irgc orange, peeled .inti sectioned
• I &r .1pefru11, peeled ind i.cctionc:d
• I medium red Omon. •ltlcd
• Lettuce lcJ\'CS
In l.1r c ~hallow bal.111g d1\h or plJ ltc
ha1. combine hottkd lemon 1u1ce. ml, '>OY
\JUCC. gnrltc. boulhon anJ red pepper.
mt• well . Add meat Cover. m:ar111111c in
1driier1lor 6 hour) or O\.ern1cht, turning
meal occu1on1lly, Remove mc;11 ftum
m.mn.n.lc; heet m.mn:iJc Grill or hro1l
mc:it S to 7 minute\ on eac;h side or to
J.:\lr..:d doncnc •. bn11n& fr..:qucntly "11h
m1mnadc Slice me111. arranac with
ovo,:udo. fruit and onmn on lettuce
\cr\'C "1rh wum ThJt Ore'""' Rcfr11cr.11c lcft11'\..:n
THAI DRE SING
~· cup \\Jtcr • J tJblc)poons. bolllcd lemon 1uic.:
• 3 tJble:.poons \'Cgctabk 011
•:? tJblcspoons p;::inut butter
• I 1able~poon bro11m ~ug.IT
• I tablc~poon SOit' S.IUCC
• 2 clO\'CS garlic. lincly chopped
• I teaspoon bccf-na\'or instant bou1llt1n • \~ tca,p<><>n ground ginger
• 1: rca)poon red pepper 0Jkcs A In smJll sauccpJn, cnmbine
1ngrcdic111~; mi.'C \\ell. ()\er low hca1.
cook :ind stir until bouilloo ond pc.mut
bu11er d1~sol\c; simmer J minutes.
(MJkcs about -Y4 cup.)
We're close to making this happen ...
PESTO FISH
AND POTATO SALAD -------------Wewould like to~ you
about making a donation to build
the new Central Ubrary. The
Newport Beach Public Ubraty
F~n must raise $250,000,
and~ dollar~ contribute
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I
II to> I
David
Copperfield
brings" Magic ·
for the 90s"
to Costa Mesa
starting next .
Thursday
oast ·of the oast
_-\ look at the people and eve nt s hi ghlightin g this 'veek's local arts and entertainment sce ne
' 'y ou h.1\e to um.lcrstand my \\hole career•~ about
living on the edge and tJl..1ng ri sks, both
p1ofcssionatty .ind phyi.1CJ1ly," says DJvid
Coppt1 field. "I nstcad of being afraid of changci.,
I embrace them."
Copperfield, acclaimed as the greatest magician alive, returns
I•' the OrJngc County Performing Ans Center June 18-24 for
11111<. pcrform.111cci.. to h.ifne and ama1c Jud1ences with hi s
l.1tl 'I lll)~t1f) mg feat' in .. Magic for the !)(}.,."
The mJg1c1an, "ho has wa lked through The Great Wall of
l 11111.1. made buth the Statue of Libc1 ty and an 85-foot long
011l"nt Expre~s train \',1nish, and ci.capcd from a burning raft as
11 plunJ,:l"J 1l\'t'r N1.1g.1r J Falb, bring' hi~ new heart-stopping,
1 •• i11t\-hcnJ1ng 11lu,ain' fur eH~nmg Jnu matinee performances
11 C11,1;1 :"\lc,J (T1d .. l"h range from $16 50 10 $29.50 With a S5
,11,,011111 l11r thrldrcn unJer <rge I:! lor ,111 performances except
thc !>.11urJ.1) e\<.n111g )how.)
fhc p1el·e I do \\ he1 e I n) tool.. .. lot of training -a lot of
rnu"h: control. .111J I did a lot of S\\1111m1n~ to simulate "h.11 I
.1111 g.11ing 10 uu 1111 stage." Copperfield ~uiJ by telephone.
Copperfield's next trick: make available
seats at Perf onning Arts Center disappear
Stor~· b~· DA\10 L. AJ .. ~lt!UIST
:"\lJllY h.l\'C J1 c.1mt'U of ny ing, bur Copperfield make~ the
Jr1:Jm a r1:.1ht\ 11h1:n he conquers the lll)lttery of flight and
w.1r' w11h J girl m hi' .1rms 50 feet above the st<ige without lhe
.ml or\\ ing' or \lr111g\.
Other fc:.11, tor C1lpperficld mcluuc the ahil11y 10 "'forei.cc"
1111Jge' "' mcmhe" llf rhe auu1cncc Jre 1m1tcd 10 come on
,t.1gc .111J PJllll gr .11f111 111th Copperfield open mg an en' elope
nl ha' I r..:d1d1on to n.\t.tl C\.Ktly 11h.1t grJffll1 \\Ill be pJmtcd,
JllJ The Squccte U11\ ... \I.here Cuppcrl1cld wall i.hnnk to eight
1m h<.' anJ mzr.11.:ulou'I\ rel um to norm.ii.
l 11r1her def~ 111g the l,1w\ llf the phy\lc.tl world and
111 .. 11porat111!! the nn1,1c of Van li.1lcn, I tarry Uclafon1e anu
\h11.1r1, <1ud11:11ces c.111 11 itness Coppcrticl1J"i. female assistant
\t "''through lw; bodv and .1 dance, "The Head Muvcr," with
l1<.·.1d .ind hoJy dancing on opposite ~•de' of the stage. And J
111bu1c tu the I.lie Or,on Welles. who m1rnculously mtcracti.
'"'" Copperf1clu .md Judicncc on a 1.irgc screen, is planned.
To ready the rc111J1 kahlc, Copperfield adnutted "can tukc
.111)11hcre from two years to ~ix months to prepare. I have 30
ucw mcmbcri. 11ho join up with 30 local stage hands and
together they work about eight hours to set up a show.
\ltcf\\Jrd, 15 tons of equipment .ire packed up."
In the interlude, Copperfield, who recently acquired the
11-orld's premier magic library -the Mulholland Library of
ConJunng and Allied Arts, for S2.2 million -can draw from
wonder works dating back to the 16th Century, as well as his
.icrive, vivid imagination. (He eventually plans to make the
collection, which contains the only known recording of
I loudini's voice. available to scholars and libraries interested in
unu\ual performing arts.)
What"s Lhe sccrel behind the Copperfield phenomenon?
.. Magic 1s kind or a romantic thing," he answered easily.
The more than 600 million people who have seen him
• perform live and in Emmy-winning specials may agree.
Tickers may be purchased at 1he cenrer box office, any
l tll..ctMaster location or for groups by c:illing 556-2122.
2 Orange Coast Weekend I Thundlly • .U. 11, 1992
COVER
THE SCENE
MUSIC COMmY
Four · young musicians who Stand Alone T
!lllPPrCllM ·~.
The sultry crooner returns
A f1cr a l\\O·)ear ab cnce,
suhry crooner/moody pi·
anist Horry Connick Jr.
return~ 10 Costa Mesa
Wednesday e\ening to per-
form under 1hc Mars al Par
c1(ic Amph11hea1re. The :.?4-
)Car-old New Orlcan) native,
\\hO') !ltngtng of the !>land·
urd\-has bcc:n compared to
the )Ouns Fran!. Sinatra, la:.1
pl.t)ed here in July of 1990
a-. par t of 1he Or;inge Coun·
1y Performing Arti. Center's
"American Sons" series.
Since then. he's adc.led ucting
Ill hi~ repertoire, appearing
111 the film "Memphis Delle"
:ind the TV :.itcom "Cheers."
Ticl.et for the 7:30 p.m.
:.how ai the omphi1heatre, lo-
c:HcJ on the Or•ingc Coun1y
Fairground:. al 100 Fair
Dmc, urc S22.50 for the
lm\-n and S35.75 for i.ea1s (II
:ilso co b SS to park on the
foiri;rounds). To order by
phone, call 546-4 76.
S tand Alone is on the right
track, with its four members
all still in their teens and
collectively headed in the right
direction.
The original rock quartet -
whose members all attend Ocean
View High School in Huntington
Beach -is gearing up to get in u
full summer or performing and
practice in hopes of cutting a demo
tape.
They have already earned a good
reputation for their live shows, in
the wake of performances ut the
Natural Fudge Cafe in HollY"OO<.I.
the Lion's Club in May and at
their own campus "hen they
earned top honors at a Dattlc o(
the Oands competition.
"They had one band play
everyday at lunch, we plared on
Thursday and beat out all 1he
other four bands that week," said
Rob Ilium, who plays bass.
The other members or Stand
AJone are V.J. Bcnincosa on
guitar, Dave Schartoff on \OC:lb
and drummer Jeremy Long. They
h:ive been playing together for
about a year.
Dul in fact, sever:il of them
began pcrfom1ing together even
earlier.
Several of 1hcm got toge1her to
jam in hopes of performing ul u
1alen1 competition at Mcsavicw
Junior High. Originally Blum \\US
going to sing, but i.witched over 10
bass "hen Schartoff was recruited.
"\Ve play mostly original , "
explained Bcnincosa, adding "hat
co,ers they play :ire so ob cure
that most people a sume they'(e
al~ originals penned by the
members of Stand Alone. Tfle
band has about 11 originals, o i
able 10 perform at sho\\Casc gigs
throughout Orange and LA.
Fit to be h o g -ti e d~
I f you really want to im_prcss Dad for Father's Day,
forget the. goofy tics, "World's Greatest" mugs :ina
easy-to-mass-m:itch socks.
Take him to the Hogs instead.
A collection of more than t oo3rivatcly owned vintage
Harley-Davidson motorcycles an the newest models
direct from Or.ange County and Palm Springs Harley
dc:ilcrs will be on display at Fashion Island from 10 a.m.-6
p.m. Saturd:iy in celebration of Father's Day, which isn't
until the folrowing weekend.
"This )'.Car, whifc Mom and the kids go from store to
store fin<ling the perfect Father's DaY. gift, we're giving Dad something fun to do, toot said Susie Plummer, Fashion Isl:m<fs s:i les :md marKcting manager.
Assembled from Harley-Davidson owners throughout
Southern Californi:i, the display of stock, modifiea and
completely customized bikes includes motorcycles from the
1940s through 1993 models.
Shoppers will be asked to vote on their favorite Hog,
and tile bike owners receiving the most votes c:in win
prizes ranging from Fashion 1sland shoQping sprees to
weekend getaway packages to the Four Seasons Hotel in
Newport Beach.
Upscale biking_ apparel will be modeled from noon-2
p.m., and musical entertainment ~ill be provided.
countic:...
All member:. arc involvc:d in
sonS'Hiting, "ith Olum often
kicking thins~ off" ith a b.lss line
thJI pro,idcs the fr;ime\\ork for
the melodic and rh)thmic la)er:.
that arc ncccs:..ary to complete the
\Ong.
The band':. mu:.ic i:. of the luud.
hard-edged variety. Singer
Schartoff a):. they write :.ong:.
ba:.ed on their O\\n experience , or
thO!>e they know around them.
COMMUNITY EVENT
\\'11h 13enanco~a and Schartoff
being lb. and Ulum and Lung an
even )Olinger 15, I~ _el.l)lnS \\ith
S1anJ Alone .1l11:•1Jy a c.ireer Sl>.11?
''I'm nut goang tu depem.I on 11.
but II \\OUld be grc.ll to du th1<·
Ulum 'aid.
An)Onc 1111erc .. 1cd Ill h:.1rninl!
mon: .1bout S1and Alone and -
"here the band "111 l)\! performing
c.1n c.111 D;i, e Sd1ar1urr .11
S·B-0252.
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!DelilW.,
Straight from the heart
B U"·e,cd comcd1Jn Den-n~ \Vollb.:rg b gl\ing
from the heart. and,
fortunatcl}. Orange Counl)
is the rec1p1en1. 1990')
.. Stand Up Comcd1Jn of 1hc
Yc.1r·· on ~lunJ.1~ JOi1h h1:.
\\1le Jennie ~lcUmlc ~and
~lark Sdutr 111 h.:aJla11111~ the
1hirJ annu.11 nlmeJ\ fund-
rabcr at the lf\1nc imprmi-
~a1ion for the \\ l"llne~' Com-
munit: llf Or.1ngc Count),
"hich 1c.11:he-. c.tnl·cr pa-
1icn1:. 10 p;1rt1c1p.1tc in 1heir
fi).:ht 31!:1111'1 the dl~C:l\e,
Ron I loifm.111. :i fnenJ since
high llChool Jilli l'.lllCer \IC·
tim. url!cd lhl· {l1mec.l1.m to
emcee -the i1u111:u1.1I lund-r:.1i~er, anll \\ l;llll'-'rl! hJ
been ill\ohed C\lr -'lllCI!.
T1cl.l!h for 1h.: ~'en1. \\h1.:h
begin~ "1th co.. k1.111, .11 6
p.m . Janner al b:30 .111J the
~hu" :11 "· :ire S7:'i \.,11.:h
\\'ollbcrg al-.o hullt ..1 po,1-
p..trl) for :.pon~or . Call 25 •
1210 for 1nfornu1ion
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BOOKS
Novelist delves into dark side, explores sell
K em Nunn, author of
"T,1pping the Source,"
"Un.t,!>i£ncd Territory,"
·ind the recently rcle:i!>ed
··•\1mun.1 Queen .. S:l}S that one of
------the reasons he
''rites is to gain
aCCCS!> to hi\ 0\\ n
expe r ience, to
undcrstanc.J l11m-
l> Cl f, a nc.J t o
make !>Clll>C of
his own experi-
ence.
Betti
Cobb
Because o f
that, rc:.ic.Je r!>
oft e n Jiscover
that Nunn, a
Bookmarks uct grac.Jua te
\\hO li\C!> in
H u nt i n g t o n
Uc.1l.h. 1' '0111cth1ng of .rn l:.v-
l.'r~ m.in. a \\r1ter ''hose plot\ arc
pl..'1>plc.:J "1th ch:iracter) \\hose
111."rr onal dilc.:mm.1:. arc built upon
lkl.'p :ind t1011bli11g trut hs.
SPECIAL EVENT
Heritage Regatta sets sail
T he second annual Mewport
Harbor Nautical Museum
Huitage Regatta Is ready to set sall
Friday and Saturday. The event,
which features a classic wooden
boat race, was founded last year to
help raise funds for maintenance
and development of the museum's
uhiblts and collectlons. Friday's
activities Include a 5-9 p.m. welcome
party at the Balboa Yacht Club.
Open to the public, a $5-pcr-pcrson
donation Is required. On Saturday,
the club will host a 10:30 a.m.
parade of boats. The 1 p.m.
regatta's course Is set between the
Newport Beach and Balboa piers.
For additional Information about
Saturday night's cocktail and award
ceremony, call 673-3377.
UEYONI> TUE BEACll
A' :.dH1nl lets out next week,
I 'm wr-: then.: i~ .i parent Ot
l\\l) con1cmpl.it111g crca1ivc
op11o ns for their l..1ds'
.....
Mill ~ ttl
Arts Scene
summer·
ume
activi1ies.
ideas that
reach
beyond rh c
beach.
Check in
wirh me next
Thursday
(June 18)
when I will
profile the
Newport
Harbor Art
Museum's
Family Alls
------Council, and the wstk variety of children's
Jrl clas..C) being offered al lhe
museum during July and
August.
Jn each of his novels, Nunn's
protagonists explore dark and
perplexing mysteries. "Tapping
the Source," set in Huntington
Beach, tells of Ike Tucker, an in-
nocent young man who sets out to
find his wild, runaway sil>ter and
discovers in himl>elf what Nunn
de!ic ribcs as "a willingness to go
along with corruption and also
the strength to end it."
In "Un:bsigncd Tcrntory,"
Harlan Low :.ind Obadi:ih Wheel-
er fi nd thcmsct-.es confront ed
with bizarre curiosities and s trug·
i;lc with tr:inscendental issue~ in
the midst of the Mojave llcscrt
when Wheeler suddenly ab:indons
his ~trict religious upbringing
v. hilc on a religious prol>e l) u£ing
mil>l>1on.
I3ut it'!> Earl Dean, Nunn\ lat·
est "hero." who confronts the
niuy-grilly of life, when a routine
sales call leads to a deadly brutal
night of terror and depravity.
The Player
Rated: R
The Star: Tim Robbins
The Story: Gnffin Mill (Robbins),
an embattled young movie
mogul, finds his job threatened
by the amval of ambitious rtval
exec. To add to his general
paranoia over his precarious
studio position, Griffin receives a
series of threatening post cards
from an anonymous writer he had
put off ear1ier. When Griffin finally
confronts the suspected culprit,
he discovers his problems are
just beginning ...
The Scoop : Whether taken as
corrosively humorous satirical
swipe or suspenser, "The Player"
is undeniably Robert Altman's
best p1c yet. Combining the best
elements of the director's
imp<ovisationol docu-dramas
("Nashville," "M•A•s•t·f '), with
a scathing dud-on script by
Mlchael Tolkln (based on his own
novel}, the movie pctfectly
e&ptures the dog~at·dog to~ of
its Tin~ltown milieu. Robblns Is o
stand·out as the anti-hero more
concerned with career
imperatives than conscience,
while the bevy of real-life stars
(ranging from Burt Reynolds to
Julia Roberts) give the film a
grounding authenticity. Full of
reflexlw, Ironic twists, "The
Player" Is a must for clnephlles
The Score: 7
k-~-'·tl ..... ,tt ............
And, it's Earl Dean -a balding.
middle-aged vacuum cleane r
salesman -who best exemplifies
the novel's jaw-dropping truths.
Alien 3
Rated: R
The Star: Sigoumq Weaver
The Story: Picking up after her
climactic tussle w ith the last
movie's mama bug, "Alien 3"
finds Lt. Ellen Riplq (Weaver)
further impuiled after crash
landing on an inhospltable penol
wor1d. Banding together the
male, Christlan-Funda~ntalist
prison populace, Riplq prepares
to make a last bleak stand against
her old enemy ...
The Scoop: Brooding and
Impressionistic In to ne, the film's
definitely the dar1<est, most
nihilistic chapter In the future-goth
senes. There ls no denying that
first-t.UM director David Floe.her
hos a Major Eye and the
klnd lclsm behind the movie's
wide-screen visuols (especially
the last half's dizzying mine run} Is
absolutely astonishing. But. In
spite of WelJVet's courageous
wor1<, the marvelous effects and
the Intriguing rellgiolredemption
angle, what may prove off-putting
to genre fans Is the unre~ntlng
mood of despair. All in oil, this 11
OM exciting -albeit depmsing
-"bughunt."
The Score: 7
Nunn ~ays hi:. former teacher.
:iuthor Robert Stone. described
writing as :in act again!:!t londi·
ncss. "People ''ho)c only diet is
the machinery of the popular cul·
lure h:i'c no mirror 10 hold up to
themseh cs," Nunn explained.
"111ey only :.cc the fobc im::iges
thJt otherl> hokl up for them. Fie·
1ion is :in act again't tonclinc ),
When it honcl>tly llcpict) the
hum:in condition, y,c rccogniLC
our:.cht.•:..
"At bo11om the humJn condi·
llon il> a gritty, cruel condition.
T uo often in cn1n tilinmc11t
there\ .i cu ltut c of '"uid:ini:c -
\\C don·1 wan l lo ~cc \\h.11\ rcully
there; \\e look for cumfur1."
Nunn l>CC!> fiction '' nleri. J '
cr eJtO~ of mctJphor~. "When
)OU create a !>llll), )Ou'rc ~:l)IOg
thi!> is "hat life i) ltlc. I create to
tell you what life i. lil.c in my C'(•
pcriencc. J try le> write the kind of
stories l'<l lil..e to rc:i<l."
"Pomona Queen'' h:is been de·
scribed a' a terrifying and hilari·
ous book. (n the midi.I of brolcn
drc:ims and black depravity. one
finds glimmering sparks of h<..lf!c
:ind courage and situationi. \\h1ch
C\'okc the humbling "haughtcr ol
recognition" which Nunn call-. .1
ve ry mystelious :loJ profound
thing. 'p omonu Quc:cn" ii. l>C I 111
the Pomon:t Valley .in I
telh the fic1ional11l·J
i.tory or Nunn's fJn11ly. Nurtn J~ ..
\Cnbc) 'he _i113"1-dlaractcr. L.11 I
Dean. ~ someone clpl><! tu h11n
)Ctr, and ~1y tha t for the m'"'
pan , the i.cuing und the ch.tr.iv
1crs arc compo!>1h.~) of real pla• l''
,10J people he rccalb frno1 h1•
childhood and teen~
Although "Pomona Ouccn
\\:l'i \Hillen in the fi,c )Cal'> !>t1ki:
"Una~igned Territory" was puh
See COBB/13
A Midnight Clear Encino Man
Rated: R
The Stars: Peter Berg, Kevin QiUon
The Story: The Ardennes Forest
on the French-Germon border,
December 1944 Picked for
s~cial recon because of their
high IOs, six baby-faced recruits
search for signs of a major
German adVance. Their mlsslon
takes on un~cted tum
tlo~er ~n thq a~ faced
with a war-weary Wehrmacht
platoon only too happy to
surrender. ~re·s only one hitch:
to ensure that there arc no
reprisals on the homefront. the
Germans insist on first staging a
phony fire-fight ...
The Scoop: This elegiac,
melancholy wor1< rMMges to
eloquentty express the
nightmarish muddle Of WM. Onty
the second feouc o f
actor ·turned-director l<clth
Gordon ("The Chocolate War"},
this spare, impcccebly 5hot ond
acted film ~ aactty whet most
"entJ..wor'' films ciolm to be -a
genulne meditation on the loss
and treglc Ironies ot combat.
Imbued with an arrcstJng scnse of
mood ('Tom Richmond's
cincmotography gl~s the wintry,
woodland settings a forbidding,
fairy-talc look), "A Midnight
~ar· ls finetty ckvastating ln Its
etlrn&c:Ue unravelling of ~·s
good Intentions.
The Score: 6.S
Rated : PG
The 5t.rs: Sean Astin, Pauly
Shore, Brendan rras.cr
The Storf: A pair of teen-age
dweebs (Astin, Shore) d 19 up
an ice·pr~d Cro-Magnon
vaf.(fraser) while woridng on a
back-yard swimming pool.
Convinc~d that the caveman
(whom they dub Uni() is their
ticket to popu!Mity, the t:>oys
transform him Into the coot
cNlroct~r ~ aspire to be.
The .Scoop: Somd.lmcs funny
but usually sophomoric
tun-comedy $bictJy tor folks
from The Stoned >6C· The lnltkll •
con"lk sct·P'eca lnW>Mng the
~men·, tint brusha wtth
civilization ere flne, but after
that tM plot settles Into a
prcdlctabfc
fr~uroa-to-heroes groove.
The movie tria to set up a
conflict In the second half by
having Astin's dram glr1 (Meson
Ward) fall for Uolc, but that gets
Quashed with the timely ~
-notch -of a rllthcr
c~~.
The Score: 4.5
Orange Coast's Most Complete
I\ I < > C >I< I\ I I I f I D I\ Y S /\ t f I /\ ()
Art Museums
• L1guM Art MuH•um 307 Cl1fi Dme.
Lasun.> Be.lch, -19-1 GSJl 'Modcmr)t Ab·
SlrJctoon on AmcflcJn Pflnts" (1om the ~J
to0n.1I Mu)o('um OI A.mctol·;in Ari, Smitf'bo.
n1.ln ln>tttullon pfCSCntcd throUJ:h July 26
·centUf). A P.J1n11ni: By PCICf AfnJndcr"
on \tew through July 19 "\\hy P.:irad1..c
Pamtm.;> ff0fl1 the lccns Jn<f T\\i.'nt~ ... .:i
i;rcxip !oho\v by C.llolurntJ .lltr)b, conltnut~
ihrous;h NO'< 20 Hou1<> 11 a m.·5 p.m
TuCiel.l} ·Sund.l) Admouo<>n: S3 '°' adults. S l.50 fC>f sen or c11tzens, stlldents, free f0t
children under 1 2
• l.lguna Art Museum -South Co.isl
Pl.lu S.iltllite 3 333 811.col St., Costa
Ml'SJ, 662-3366 "Milk and Hoot-y,"
Su)Jn Joseph's s11t?·~ific 1ni1.lllat1on filled
Y.1th CO\••· cal'<cs g"'nt c<1hng utensils and
other \ .. OAS dc>1gnl-<l to quef>l.1on the Y.JY
Amc1icans· view Cf1ffcren1 roles 1n society,
continu<.~ through June l l . llours: 11
a.m.·9 p.m. M..>nd.ly-Frid;iy; .10 a m.-6
p 111 S.1turday; 11 .:i m. 6 p.m. SundJy. Ad·
mission rrcc
•Ne\\ port 11.trbor Ari Munum tl50 San
Clcnu:ntc Dme, N~'Pl>'t BNth, 759·
11 22 lhe only \\'est Co.i~ .ippc.irJn<.i.' o(
"Ot.'\11 on the St.ms· loof..ong B;id: at the
E1i:hh('), ·• a themJtoc.1lly 0ti;.:inazcd rccon-
S•i.fcrJtoon of tht-Jrt ol the last decade by
SO ol the ~·f..f\U\\O Jrlll>b of th..• l:l<h,
-----roottnlJl"S throui;h June 11. Hours 10
a m.·5 pm T ul'S<J.i~·SundJv. Adm1S)tOll SJ '°' atlulb S 2 '°' \Cntor crtozcns and )lu· cl<.'nb. S 1 f0t chol<lrcn 6-17
Community Galleries
• Cosl.l MtS.l Ar1 lugue wllery 1661
Sunflo\,cr Ave.. ~nta Ana. 540·6·UO. Works by 'lfarious k-.ii;uc ml·mbcrs on J>Cf·
mancnt d1>?lay. Admt))IOf'I: Frl'C Hour•:
10 J m ·6 p.m. Mondol)·Saturd.Jy; 11 a.m •
5 pm Sun<fay
• ll\ine Ct\ic Center 1 C1\1C Center
Pl.\l,l, lf\tne 72-1 6000 5'.ulptuu:s IJy Ir·
\me .lllt>l ltw CJrlk·n on \tCW throui;h
if,tly 16. I lour) 8 .i m.-5 pm Mond.iy r 11dJy. Adm1S!>Wll f rec
•John Wayne Airport 3151 AiM,1y A"~ ,
8u1ld1ng K·lOI. Co>tJ M~. 252·S2 19.
"Ctt.-enc Jnd Gr~ne: Architects in RC>i·
dcnt1Jl St} le," J rollectoon o( photoi;rJphs
showinN the "C.1l1fornta bung.ilOw" style of
turn-of-the-century Mthtlt.'<b ChJ1~ Sum·
mer Gtl-Cne Jnd 1 lcnry M.1thc< Greene, is
sho-. .. n through July 23 oo the dep.1rtU<e
k'\cl o( the Thom.ls F Roley Terminal op-J>®tC gJICS 1 ~ .tnd 11·14.
• Ney.port BN"h City Hall C.Jllery 3300
Nc\\pott 81\'tl. NC\\opotl Be.>c:h, 644-JlSO.
P;i)leb by 811114' NU},~nt .and photoi;r.iphs
by Mt.-rl)n Mol1J1d on \.1ew throusfl July 7.
Watercolors by Beil IMcy and o.b by W.il-
1.>a? S~I on \. tl'W throudl Augu~ 11.
Hour ff a m .5 p.m MonclJ)··frlll.ly. Ad·
m1 ion Free.
• Or.ange County Center for Contempo-rary Ari )621 W M.lCArthur 81,d . Sp.ice
111, S.lntJ An.l, S-19~989 5.lnt.i AN Hi~'
School $1uck>nb J.inct M.id . .llj; and Patncu
Wh1tt.'Sldc Ph1lltp_s pu~scnt 'Penon.u, Spi11ts
.&od Other t.1.lt\JfCW..UOns from the Psychf"
throush June 26. I lou11: 11 a m.--4 p.
WfdneWy-Sunday. Admission: frtt.
• Security ftKiffc c.Jlefy SSS Anton
Blvd , Cmta Mew, 03-6000. "Charted,
Collected and Carefully Counted" by Nac:o-
la Rosalie Atkll'tton·CrUfith continuH
thtouth S.itutd.ly. tiout1: 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Tu~y·S.tutd.ly. Admi.ton: Frtt.
·~·-·
Commercial Galleries
• Bl.lck Market Att G.lllcry 130 E. 1 ith
St., Suite I, Costa i\.1cw, 631-7Q<J4, "RcJI
Of Unreal," feclturing Jb.taa pholOl)t.lphy
bv MurrJ) 8Jmcu. surreJl"m by D.ln
Montano and ml\cd-mcdi.J sculptures by
Mich.lei R<>sers. open, June 19 \\rth an 8 p.m. rece?pbon (eaturing music t,) l.1\e l.is
.,\Jnos. llours'. 10 a.m.-G pm \1011d.1\·
Fndav; 11 a.m.--1 p m Sawrw>. Ad· mo)Sl()n. Free.
•Blue Marble Coffeehouse 1970 Harbo,
81\d , C<bta t.\e.cl, 6-16-5776 Frank DiNin
Pace, '"ho \\.1)(1..s 1n 0ob, t> the fcclturcd Jrt
tit of the month (Of lune Hout) 6 ·30
a.m ·11 p.m. SundJ)-Thur~Jy, 6:JO am.·
midnight Frid.ay-S.lturday. Adml\S1<>11 free
•Charles Whitchurch S97J Englllccr D11~. Huntington Beach, 373--1459.
"Peter Ale>.ander: The \el\ ct Paontin&">" on
dr~pl.ly through July ) Hours: 10 am ·5
p.m. Monday·Frid.ly; 11 a.m.·4 p.m. Satur·
d.ly; 01nd by appointment. Admission: free.
•Cosby G<lllery 3404 Via Oporto, Ne\ ...
port Beach 723-4758 CJldo1nia coo.stJI
p.1on11ng. by contempor.11y colonst CCbby
will be on d1splly throosfl MondJy. I louw
10 a.m.·6 p.m. Sunday·MondJy and Thurs·
day 11 a.m.· 8 p.m. Frtd.ly·Saturd.iy. Ad·
mission· Free.
•De Gr.aaf Art Inc. 3400 A\cnue ol the
Arts, Co:.t.i Mesa, 5S7·52-IO. PJ<.tcl p.11n1-on~ by ElizJbcth lJlous.chet.. continues rn·
dc11m1el\•. Hours: 10:30 .1.m .. 6 pm Tues·
W)'s;ltur ay open unhl 8 p m Frid.t)l.
AdmisMon Free
• Four Se.uom Hotel 680 ,_.C\.,.J)llrt Cen·
let Dr, NC\\port Be.ich. (3101 J94·18S4.
"C?\' port Beach 3rto..i SoC?w Chin IJeJnctte
Sf..inncr) cJlibtts her Sh.but culk•ctton
through July 6.
• G.llerie 22 .. 224 Forest AH!., Laguna
Beach, 49-1-5757. \\'orl..s I>): lhorn.b Melo.·
nti;ht, P~ Hopper, LeRoy Ne111l.ln, Peter
M.1"<, VIC1()( Vas.:irely .ind Ah.u arc fcJturcd
tndelinttcly. Orrgtnal p.tonton&"> by foul art·
1..t P.imelJ Gilure. R lailcc StC\\Jrl,
Patnck Tobin, Randt lee .mJ COfonnc
Schm1nl..e, as \\Cll oh phot());r.iphy art by
Su\Jn Sw.ancZ). on d1)1>l.1y throu~t the
sprtn~ months. I lout> 10 a.m ·6 p.m. Sun d.l~ Thur~Jy; 10 ., m ·9 p.m. Frida>
SJlurday. Admission: f rC'e.
•The Gregory Gallery 3406 \ 1.l Lick1,
NC\ .. port Beach, 723·0887. \\'or~s b~ wa·
tercolor arti~ Chns Sanll<.>y on lfo,play.
• Hod.1d Slimm~r Art G.lllery 2006
Court Ave .• Newport Bt-.xh. Con11nuous
e h1b1t fe.:ilures origin.ii •rt av3llJble fOf
sale by more th.in lO ~them Dltfoin1J
arti>ts on •II types o( media. Hool\ 6·9 p.m. Mond.ly-Friday .lnd by .lppo1ntment
• LlhiM G.llleries 11 73 Newport Center
Dr., Newport Beach. 72 1·91 17. H leuna
.lnd Thorn .. u Leung. 1n1erll.ltton<>lly recog
nizcd modem ma.stets n( Sh.:10>hu1. the tr.:i ·
dotaonal mdhod ol ChiMSe l.l~pe
p.ooting. um eil eAampk-s o( lhc1r ac
claimed lancbc.lpes Fri<Uy-S.iturd.iy. tiours.
Monday·S.11\lrd.ly, 10 a m.·10 pm , Sun·
cby, 11 a.m.·7 p.m.
•le Merldien hotel -1500, M.lC.Atthur
Bl"d, Newport BeiKh, 476-2001. The art·
ISlJ'y o( lhC Llgunoi .8cJch f~ ol tlw
Alts and Pa.geant d the Masters · \\.m be
showing through June 30.
• M.\rpret ._, Studio and wllery
700 1n Carnation Ave .• COtON def Mar1 760-9100. Mixed-media ~ants .lna ~ercolots by Marga~t &eden and l1miled
prints and ernbosleCt Wile«."Obs by Linda
Whittt'f'OOR! Ott pe«Nnent dttpf.ay. •tours:
pm. Sund.ly Arfm1>Sl()(l Fr!!e 10 a.m.·S:JO p.m. Tuesd.ly-ThurscfJy, or
by appointment. Admission: Free.
• NESE wl~ry 4131 S. M.1in SL, SJnta
AN 979-2787. A new exhib111on o( mixed media p.llnting and sculpture by M)rt?lla
Moses opens with a reception irom 6·9
p.m. SJtUfd.ly. Continues throul!h July 31. Hours: Mond.Jy-Frtday 10 a.m.-~ p.m. Ad·
mission: Free.
Behrens, Sh;io. log.m. 5.:issone. Blumhagcn
and Cosby Jrc on '-•CW indclinotely 1 lou~:
11 ;i.m.·6 pm. Mond.ly·frid.ly, 11 a m .7
p.m S.lturday, 11 a m.·5 pm. Sunday Ad·
mission: Free.
•Off the Wall G,1flery J.:4 l·B Via ltd<>,
NC?\ .. port Be.ich, 723-5950 Woil..s by
MO'>CS, Nagel, Hacnracts. Mul...11, Ward.
Behreni and other) arc on pcrm.>nenr d1)·
pl.iy lfour. 10 .1.m..C1 pm. MoncfJ)·
Fuda); 10 am ·5 p.m. S.llwrd.1~; 11 J m .j
•Some lit..e II Haute & Bohemi;in
'Groo\e 218 E. 17th St , CostJ Mtw, 642·
1372. Art, collcc11bf~. retro furntturc,
runt..1 \intage and ttendy nt.'\\ dothon~ and
ne" hOUSC'\•3re. on do.,pla) ror s;ilc. I lour).
11 a.m ·5 p.m MondJ\·SaturdJy or by .ip·
po1n1ment.
•OH the Wall Callery 2123 Main Sc .. Huneington Beach, 536·6488. \\'orls by •South Coa)I Ari Center 283 E 1-th St •
CO'>ta M~ 6-16--15-15 Ar mJto n ccJ,.
All That jazz Series
~~----~ ........ --------------lb •
~ ,,
-]All UP Y OUR W EEKEND.
Surt o rr with a riff of Jazz. Add ·' few of you r favon1c fncncb Then tmpro-. be.
8eC'3u.se that's what All That Jazz is about. Join us al Cr)·o;;ul Coun C."\'Crv Sun<il> in June
wilh Narada nati~Jly known rem rding anL"L"
Sooday, June 14 2p.m. DAVID AJlKE."STO~
A MilllnsmuncntaUsl
Sunday, June 21 2 p.m. T1NGStAD A RVMBF. I
Smooch Guitar and Woodwind Duo
Sunday, June 28 2 p.m. ~'iCE.ll BREWER A STEVE KOO>l.ER
Evocative Violin/Plano Duo
Mecl lhe anist after each performance al Compact Oio;c llnlimitc<l. Re~tcr .u .tn)
Crystal Coult store to win a free (nJl.se on. Regent.)'·~ Vanc.ou\.cr "jau. ft.' th-.il At :-.c.i·
and Olhcr travel prii.es. Oeposil cnt.ty at Compact Discs Unlimited • I ;11.ed on the fil'l't
level, near me Broadw.ly. Receive .i free.Jazz CD v.ith any purch.J,.<;c of s1:; or more
from any combination of Crystal Court st.on.:~ anJ re u urant.s. Bnng )OUr receipts to the
information desk on the first level from 2 to 4 pm. c.~ch . und.Jy in June and n.>letH'
your free gift (while supplies last) .
l
Crysul Coort. a spcdaJ side of Soulh Coa.'11 Pim. l1 :.ltd 2' !>urlllo-'tt ! sear Ill (QiU \~ :aricto-ed b) dx-
Brol<f,.•y and Rohmcru. FcJlunn oo.cr Rfly ~ ~ialt) ~and~ •
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•
CALENDAR · 540-1 22 4
1111i;in.1I '' ood sculpturC'S and cer am1c ptec·
l'' Jnd J sclCC11on or l1m11t"d t"dn1on lnho-
~·.1ph. Jnd scr1~r.1phs b)' \Jr&ous art1>lS are
"" l'll.'r mJnl•nt cf1splJ\ t--lours 10 a.m. -6
pm MondJ) Fr1dJ\, 10 .1 m.-5 p.m. S.i1ur·
I.I\
• ~tud10 G.illfry 1 "')OS Sl..y P.lfk Circle.
,, 11• N, II'\ 1n,• tlS 1-'l 1ti1 '/\\) ths of 1he
~.1111 ~c>rnl. · p.11nt1ni:s cell•brJting th<'
"''th'>. h·~cnd> .ind tu>IWlh oi the indoi:·
, 1H1u> rwopk•> 111 tht• AntlC'S /\lount.11n; and
: 11,· .\111.unn U.i""· on 1fopl.1y through Aug
IJ
• ~u~.1n Spirilu) G.illery J 333 Be.u St. (in
Ll\,tJI C.:ourtJ, Cc»t.1 /\11:'1..J, 549-7550
'lJ r h,;n CJnvas." .1 nl·w '>t'roes of color Ci-
•1.ll hroml' phowi;r.1ph'> by C.1l1forni.1·bJ>l'<I
.11 I l't Jun Gordon, on 'll'W throui:h July 3.
I h•LH\ 1 U .1 m ·'.! pm MondJy fodJy; 10
. 1 111 ft pm S.1twcl.11 , noon·S p.m. Sun·
'l.11 .\dllll))ll in. f rt'l'
• 1hrill)OU Art Studios JJJ C.1br1llo,
l •ht.1 i'.ll-..1. 642 5•)78 Or1s1n.il oils and
,,,1:1·1< 1>f,1r> p.i1n11ni;s irom RJlo, lndones1.i,
'" ~ ·d , ,11'\ '"!.') .ind "'·""' 1,o,1turl'U I lours.
11 .1 111 • p m l 111"><1.t) ~.11urd.1)· by .lfJ·
• \flt
•\\lutm.111 G.1lleril'> J'i-l'i E Co.ht t--logh·
" l ur ''"I dd i\l.11 &"5 24"8. Pron~.
.• .1 I 1111i:1n.11, tJ, ~to11.1rt Rob<'rt
• J ,,l r bdt•n1ll'h~t•r .u1d Ll 1..;t ~ .. htnHr
-' \ \\ II i!C'lr111~t I\ (,.11lt.•t) '' ~\dU':>l\C
, 1 "' 0''""' \ \ 1lu1' 0111;.nJI ",,.
I !nu" 111 .1 r1 <• p m T ue><IJ~-
1 t 1 •1 , p Suru.1' Ad
h't
• ""'"' C .. 1lll'r) ~uulh IHl B .. 11 "' ton
( •" ( P l.t i\\(°'.1 C)ftJ ,. ... .., ... ~\·
extravag.inza which choreographs favorite
Disney son~ and characters with the latest
1n 1heatricJT illusions, is open on the Rivers
of A'nerica. A stdgt? production o( "Beauty
Jncl the Beas!" is now featured at Vidro-
polis. Hours: 10 J.m.-6 p.m. wccf..days. 10
a.m.·midnight weekends.
• Hornblo~er Dining Yachl Mariners
Mile Marone Center, 2431 W. Coast I lwy ,
Newport BeJd1. 631-2469. exl. 7. Brunch
Jnd dinner cru1~ of Ne'"flOl'I I !arbor o(-
icmd \\eekends and holidays.
• Hunlington Beach Surfing Museum
.i 11 Ol"e St., Hun11ni;1on Be.1ch, 960-
3483 An e>.tensive collect1on of mcmora-
l>ili.1 highlighting more th.in 80 yeJrS o(
Americ.1n surfing is fc.iturt.>d. Tour~ are
av.iil.iblc. Hour>: noon·S p.m. Wednt""JY·
Sund.iy. Adrrn~sion: S 1.
• lnlernationJI Spel'dway in CrJndst.ind
Arcn.1 JI the OrJngt.• County F.mgrounds,
68 fJor Dr"e, Cu;IJ Mt.'SJ. flJHr.it.f.. mo
torcycle r JCl'S <'I <'ry Frid.iy from 8· 10 fl m
Admission: SB ISS for 1l·17 year old), tree
children und<'r 1 21.
•Knoll's Berry rarm 8039 Bt.-.1t.h Bf,d.
Buena PJtf,, no 5200 lht.·nw p.irf.. ll'J·
turt.'S mle-,, JttrJU1un; .ind rt.">tJurJnb PJrf..
11f.lt'n d.i1I) huur'> \JI\
• Ne\\pOrl Harbor NJulical Mu~eum
1~1.1 \\ B.1lw.i BIHi l'o.1:1~p<1rl lk.1d1
(, -] 3 3 77 l ht' ffiU>('Uln hOUSt.'> J per·
m.incnt lofl<'<l•110 ot h•~ooc.il phol!lf:raphs
tni;1·1h,·r \\ olh ho.HS photoi;rJphs. mJr1ne
ch,pl.1H ft>h "'-'J>hl·ll, ~rps 1n·l>v1tl<>s ,ind
uthl'r n.iutrc.11 nwm11rJb1hJ Hour, 10
,1.ni. ·3 p m \h·dnt''>llJ~ ~und.1y Ad
S2.
•Sherman library and Gardens 2647 £.
Coast H1ghw<1y, Corona del Mar, 673·
2261. Attrc!Ctions include botanical gar-
dens, a conservatory, .-i garden designccf ior
the blind and a historical reseJrch center.
A tea garden seMng light luoches opcrales
SJturdly·Mond.iy trom 11 a.m.:3 p.m.
Hours: 10:30 a.m.-4 f .m. daily. Ad·
mission: S2 for adul~; S for children 12·
16 (free on Mond.lyl.
• Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve
al Bacf..b.ly and Eastblut( dri~es. Newport
Beach, 640-76.46. Hundreds o( species o(
na1ive birds and plant life. family programs
and canoe Jnd bird-watching expec11tt0ns
presented regulJrly.
I I . ' I \ "11 ', I I "' I I : '• ....
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LISTING INFORMATION: 1r you ha\'e Jn
event !isling or rhange or inform.ltion for
81.ckBook, direct inquiries to Benjilmin
Epstt-in, c/o Blacl.Book, P.O. Bo~ 1500·
184, Corona del Mu, CA 92625. Phonl'
(714) 760-2622. A complete )Car of
Din i.Boot.. li§lings runs lhe first Tue)dJ)'
of c.ach month.
Ll'i:end : OC, O r.lni;e County. BT, bl.Jct..
lie. BT-opl., bl.id he oplion.JI. pp. per
person. TBA, to ht! .uranged.
, • ''' l 1lll'"' \\lJt"i:. t,, f ra11'-.
' 111 111 d 1 l.11 llor., 1i_h I 111<' ! 1 R"'"
• !' 1\1 ·~~ bi .'II .11ti~h. un """
• 1 l'11 fur1t• 2'1 t 1., "' HI J m -CJ fl 111
•, \111hl.11 I rnJ.11 111 ,, 111 '' p m S.iturcl.11.
J 11 " II " jl Ill .... II I.I) AdllHS!.1011 ., ..
m1;,1nn hl-V •Slag Shool Jun<' 10, 552 Club ol I lri.1i:
Memor1.1I I IU\f11l.1I >hnotrnii u11111>1:lot11 •II JI
• Ordnge County Model Enginc.•c.•rs South Co.bl Cun Club. sns pp mdudt."
J1 rO~> Ir• 1m f,111\ on,. l'.uf.. on Pl.icrnt1.1 Av· conl!nl!nlJI hrC'JJ..t.1>1 lunch and a\\Jrd~
l llU<' nC'.lr [ ,1,1nu.1 H11:h School. l1,.,ta dinner .lt [I l oro /\IJrine li,1..e Off1ters
\ll-,.1 ;<;1.7;06 rrre t1,11n flut.., .1rl' wwn Club. Dinner only, S50 pp !'hone 7(10-
10 ,hrldrt•n Ifie lhud wcd.cnd ut l'•" h '.il)U9.
nl>1nlh lruon 1 U .1 m.-J 30 fl 111
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•Shop 'Tll You Drop Junt! 11, Al~( So
• Qu<.'l'll M .iry & SpruCl' GOO)\', Lon~ 11h1st1CJll" Jt l°'\e\'fl<>rl lmporh. i'o:twporl 81 .11h lt uh.ir ol tlll 4'1'1 t<1.!'l "l.h1"1~. ll·.1ch Shorf.l•ll!; ~prrl' teJturon); .io wn·
·"" ''" ,\ l q;1 nd, t.1lw; .:11l')I\ 1n111 tlw drn~. SS pp. 1P11!'1l'\\ p.irt\, Junc 9 S JO·
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fl ll• HI I i ,, ~ ,., 111~1 '),ht P"' • Rit.h.ud Ni,on l1lii.1ry .ind liirthpl.lCe
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C'\l'r g .• tn.rl'(I <11 Ptl''"lc1•t1,1I hJ..._•ti.111
nw111or.1l11l1.i 1\ <l"fll hl'd thruush Au)-; 2
tfOJU"' ltl ,) <11 5 p Ill \l•"l,),I\ ... JlurU.1~
.ind 11 .1 m 5 p 111 ""ndJ) Adm1i\10n
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11 1 R .... 1 1 i-. •. ,\, t R • .11 r.~o r;11cx1 h •'-'•'> ,1~ I\\' .ind I UI II'''' ulll'I"" .1t lht)
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• I)""''' l.11111 I I t 11111, .r lll1tl . An.1
• S.inlJ Ana Zoo 11!01 l thl"-lnul A,e,
~1111.1 An,1 A. IJrJ:I' ,,lt•l'I\ nl Jn1111.1f, Jnd
bord, .md d 'hddrt.·n ., r~:llrnK '"" nlft.·rl'<I
10 J 111 5 p.111 d.i1ly .\dn11,,1on ·s u•nt\
Open House
with FREE classes !
Sunday, June 14th
MtL'-iC, Dance, Drama, Art & Parties
\\'tth Student/Facul ty Perfonnances
and n Live Band
Costa Mesa Arts C.Omplex
15 l Kalmus Dr., Bldg. G
Co.5ta Mesa
Sponn-ed by
Creative Parties for Kids 645-8044
Pac ific School of Music 545-1217
Jimmie ~ Fore Dance Ccnrer 241 -9')()8
Orange Cout Weekend I Thursday. June 11, 1992
SOIDOUT!
BillyRayC~
June 16
The Desert
Rose Band
June 22
Pirates of the
Mis&~
]une l.9
lacy J.
Dalton
July6
Paulette
Carlson
July l3
9.30 p.m .. S20 pp.) Conl.xt Kim N.chol·
son, 646-02H.
• Herilage Reg.ill.i June 12-13, Newpc>ft
Harbor NJutic;il Museum \voodco bo.lt
race (or cl.ts$tC yJchl.1 at 8Jlbo.1 Y .>Cht
Club, C0ton• del Mar. Reg;iu.1 "nwcot" is
schoon<'r Sp;l..e Afoc.t. ConJCI El~ Barrett.
259 82-10
• Spiril or Giving lune 13 JI 6 pm., City
1>( Hope J\\Jrds dinner JI AnJhcim ""'-"·
r1011 Hotel BT. Sl2S pp Phone (2131626·
4611 .
• Benelil or l.iughler June 1 J JI 8 p.m.,
WcstM(-d Club 1025 SIJncf·up comc<ly
n1i;ht at Celebrity Theatre. AnJhcim. S211
pp l'honl! ')5J.)S60.
• PJssporl lo Progress CJ sino Nighl June
13, (,·JO 1:1 J'.111., Aml•r1can C.1ncer $oc1(·ty
tll Dvubll'!rl!(' llutel Or Jni:e 0 r ·Clpl s 100
pp. Phorw C.34 4500. (''' -1019
• Groundbrt-.ll.lng lu11t' 14 .11 4 p m ,
1't>wpo11 Bl•J<.h Pul>lte l1l>t.ir) ~oun<l.1hon
Jnd Nl'''flOrt Bt'.llh l1l>r.iry Bo.ud a( Int)!·
t'n JI )Ill' u( ""'' C1:n11.1l l1l>r.1ry Dooor ll'Cl'j)IK>n JI ) p.m Phom• ~-ll:I 11 l I
• Undl'mriling P.11ly IUlll' 14 1 5 µ 111,
l'rmKll·nu• )l>l"''\h .ind I ll•.uoni; C1·n1c-r .11
\ 1llJ1.,~· (.11·.in ~1ntJ An.1 111.,i;hl) l'llOfW
l• I') 4•l•m
8 New Cngl.1nd Cl.lm 8.11.e lun\' 14
T\.>00) 111 :>.uni ju.,.·1•'1 I I• pit.ii r .. un l.1
lt0<1 lun Jnd !;.Jill{') 111 ).in l l1•11wn11· Lnn
t.k t \\.lrh'U Juhnlt0'1. -~ t "! t 1 ..
• h t-ning JI lht-lmpro\' hinl! IS ·" f)
p.r:n .. Wetlness Community bf OC w1.I..· ~dinner, show by Dennis Wolfl":r~ .incl
post p;Mty ~by Mt. Wol~rg .it ll\onl'
lmprov. S7S Pf>· Phone 258·1210
• "UnOnished Stor~s" lune 19 .i1 1J
p.m., John' C>ougl.u French Cenll'r f.11 Al
zheimet's Oisc.lse/Fricnds ol C.lfl'\;'•1 t)
enjoy WO<ld f)femierc of pl.ly an<l rl1-.-.'rt
CJUmp.igoe reception 411 Mart.. l•'I'"
fOfum, l~ ~· 58S pp Cont. ll u.
'10I' f rancesch1nt, 18001 537-3624
• KROll's lt-rry Farm P.irly lun1• 1 1 Ol"'e Crest AbuScd Children's f ovnJ.1111o11
Cont.K't Don11.1 Andert. 777-491)!)
• M.l~ng Sbidft A1ains1 C..nct>r 111 1·
20, SK rUn/1110VC·.l·r0of;·ol·lhon, 11>. I 'I
run/walk .ll NC'\vport Dul14'), "' ,, 111 1
Bt>JCh Phone 751 ·0441
• L.l Vie de Boheme lune 20. Of"•·• l'.1 c1fic founde~ G.ll.1 ell Kn1sh1 cl1.1t1.111 I'•, alt..t t-hUs. Alfn.~ dm1ng. mun•" 1.1· ,
lure .trt!SIS, mMe Attire frl'oc.h ) 11 •,
(no BT plcJ~11. Con1.u1 Ann \I ~60 96"8
• t-tot Oo"n Julll' 20 ,\I '(i fl "' I
tlc1xe Spce<h JO<l I le.111ni: C 1·111, • . 1 •
d.•fl('(' m Viii.I l\ul. Phuoe (1111 4•1
• M.trk Runt'll June ~-4. I hit; 11 ss2 Ch.lb r ,C\Ak11t's c,,,, . .111110~1 1
JO<l d1nnt'f ll.'Jtu1c." 1>c."\11hc JI ...ihrr.1
port Bc•.lC h M.imoct $1 S • I ~ S '11'
~"-'·7210
• Clean lt.ubot 0.i)' June r K ,
p m • M.111ne Qn.l)l(lf\ ul "'C\'JIUtl 11
TOP TEN
June 1 -June I
VIDEO RENTAL
1. JFK
2. Frankie & Johnny (1991)
3. Last Boy Scout
4. Fisher Klng
5. Freejack
6. Butcher's Wife
7. Little Man Tate
8. Dead Again
9. Shattered (1991)
10. Commitments
CD's
1. Red Hot Chllt. Peppers "Blood Sugar Sex Maglk"
2. Biiiy Ray Cyrus "Some Gave All"
3. Queen "Classlc Queen"
4. Kris Kross "Totally Krossed Out"
5. Sir Mix A Lot "Mack Daddy"
6. Pearl Jam "Ten"
7. Black Crowes "Southern Harmony & Musical Companion"
8. En Vogue °Funky Divas"
9. Das Efx "Dead Serious"
10. Beutle Boya 11Check Your Head"
SINGLES
1. Sir Mix A Lot "Baby Got Back"
2. Kriss Kross .. Jump"
3. Arrested Development ''TeMelMe"
4. Mariah Carey "I'll Be There"
5. Red Hot Chlll Peppers "Under The Bridge"
6. Sophie B. Hawkins .. Damn I Wilh I Wa Your Lover"
7. Eric Clapton ''Ten tn Heaven"
8. T L c 11Aln't Too Proud To Beg"
9. Nice & Smooth "Sonwtllt• t Rhyme Slow"
u ..
CA Lt N DAR ; 1~·:,,~~~~1 540-12 2 4
AIH Chamber of Commerce at Cannery
Rest."lurant, Newport Beach. Phone 729-
4400.
• u fiftl.a, bDiSCOW'r the WOfld ol
80Wttt June 2 7. Bowers Museum ol Cul-
tural Art, Santi An.l, dinner g.-ila Ml mu-
seum's new Cilltcri.l. Cont.Kt "Brian Lang-
ston, 567-3642.
•Wine Tasllnf Dinner June 29 .it 7
p.m .• Vill.i Mt. den fh .. -c-<OUrse dinner al
Trcei Rl"St.lurant. Corona dd Mar. S50 pp
Phone 673-0910.
• Sa~dutl Festiv.il July 2·August 30,
eclectic .-irts ilnd cr.:i(ts ft!$l1val tn Lagun.i
Be.:ic:h. S4 P.P· St-niors. SJ pp. Children 12
and under, free. Phone 494-3030
•Bastille Day ulebr.:ilion July 10, 4
p.m.·m1dnii;li1. Ch1ldht>lp USA Jl Chante-
dair, ll'#inc SJO pp; S35 pp. JI the d<>Of.
ContJCl Lynn Dowers, 721-1222.
•Meet Our Main Squl't"le July 10-26,
cen1enn1.1I ol QC fair JI OC Fairgrounds,
Cc>s1.i M<.')ol Phone 751·3247
• P.igHnl of the Mulers July 10-Auti
)0, !of>CCIJCle ol "honorJbte lorger1c~ •
qu.:iSl~\\O d•mt·n~1<ln.ll rccrc.:itl()fl) ol Ml
1n.l)ll'fp1t-ces by thfl'C d1mensoon.:il, cos·
1umed men, women .>nd children on FC')·
h\al Crounth. L~n.l Bc.ich Ali.o, Ft'Sl11.ll
ol Ms rtione .&94-1145 ).lmb.lLl>•· luly
11 .:it 6 p.m .• South Co.i~ RcpcrtOt)' end of
sc.uon auctlOO .it loc;iuon TBA S7S pp
Cont.xi Al.in Frttm.in, 957-2602
• Li f~te Fanl.ulique Jul°' 1 l, United Cc·
rebr.tl P.1l•y l\SSll. ptMafe PJ-~ pally ;it
Spnru Club lr11n~-. Cont.let Fr.rn ,.ou»ef.
557-47%
•An Ad.air lo Remcm~r July 11 at 6.30
L>·m-. Oper.l P.x:1fic Gourmet Diners .ll ~'Crstrom rhidence, B.tll>oJ Pen1n>ula.
Conl.)CI M~ril t..reudcr1 637-1249.
• B.as title D.iy BK lbce July l 2, United
Cctc-br.11 P.1tsy Aun. and Sporu Club lrvi~
at le Mer1d1en, Newport Beach. ContJGt
Fran YouSSC'f, 557·47%
• S.irn~\'oodlcy Coif ;ind Tt'nnls ln1i·
l.llion.-il luly 13, Oh"o Crest TrcJtmcnt
Ccntl·r) fot Abused Cluldrcn. Cont.-ict
Oullll.il Andert. 717.4999
l l >I f I t f J( l l -...1 -...
• Alla Cofft'e Wuehouse & lto.uling Co.
SOG 3 l)t St , Nl"'P<-"I S....ach. 6 .. 5 02J3
• Blue Muble correehOUSC' 1 'l07 11.lrbor
BIHi . CO\ta M~l 9H627. t>46-5776
Sunda throu~h Thund.w. G )0 a m to
mo<Jn,h-N Frid.ty ;ind ~turil.iy.
• Care Coocerto 171 E 17th SI., CCHl.i
/\\(').'), 642·8440
• ufe P.arls 2263 ra11V!CIV Rd . Co>U
Mew, 6S0-1134 Hours 7 11.m.-lO p.m
• Oirdrich Coffe~ and hpreuo B.11 474
E 17th St., Cosl.-i Mew, (146·0323. Hours·
C>fM'n d.11ly lrom 6 ii m to midnight.
•o iedrkh Coffee 360 I J;imbO<ce R0.1d
NC\1-pl>ll Beach, b33·91.&l llou~. Open
dJ1ly from 6 a m. to 9 p m.
• Cr•ffeo Coffee at NC\\f)Ort North Cen-
ter, BISOn A~tnuc bct~n Camelback
Street ;ind MJcArthur Boulcv.ird, 644·
0)9).
.........
L .....
Dliaaer
·lOO l\1.11r1 SI B .111>0.1
673·4633
• ~· Colfee .iftd fudgt Factory )()C) Palm St.. Suite B, BalbOa, 723-0798.
Hoo.rs: 6 .i.m.-10 p.m. Sunday-Thursday; 6
a.m.-11 p.m. Friday-5.lturday.
•Rock N' J.iva 1749 Newport Blvd.,
NC'WJ".Of't Beach, 650-4430. Hours: Open
<b1ly from 6:30 a.m. to 1 ;i,m.
• Surbudc's Corlee Co. 2801 E. P.Kifec C:O.st Highw.iy, Colona c:lel M.l.r.
ltl'.'f:1·1 \ \1\1.ll
•~rden of 11.ily 19171 Magnolia Ave.,
Huntington Beach, 962-1131. MJgioan
Ken Sands, a former main~y al the M.:iglc
Clstle, entertains from 6·8 p.m. TucscJ.lys.
•Irvine lmprov 4255 Campus Dnvc, Ir·
1-mc, 854-5455. Richard Jeni and John
Wallv yulo. it up through Sund.l). Dennis
\'\loltbcrg. 1-.1fe Jennie i\lcBride and i\l.lrk
Schtrf ncadfirw rund·rJi)Cr for WetlnN
Community or Ofange County Monday
"'1th cocktails serlied at 6 p.m , dinner JI
6.30 .-ind the show JI 8·30. Tidcts fa< this
special engagement Jre S75 (seating hm-
11cdl R°" Sfiocl, Gerry S\1-allow and Paul
Ale\Jnder 1ppear T ucsday·June 1.1. Show·
tunes· lhu1:.day 8.30 p.m.; Fmby .lit 8 30
and 10:30 I' rn, SJturdJy at 8 .ind 10 30
pm ; and .)Und.:l)'·'Acdncs<lay JI 8.JO
pm. Rcgul.lr .xlmiss.on· S7· 10 C\repl f0<
Jeni 5l1ow ISL' -S 121.
• urf Stop l 12 2 S.E. Bn~ol. Ne-."port
Beach, 852·8762 tarry Willmore, StC'\.'C
Brassfield and Jerf upri ~(Otm tonight OJ~e K.:ii;ley t.il..cs Uf)ti's pl.lee on I.he 1>111
June FrlO.:iY·SaturdJy. Bob £tttngcr and
o.,n Vill.1p;i.ndo talo.e K.lslcy's pl.xc on Ilic
b.11 Sunday. Showtuncs: Thursday 8· 30
p.m ; Frie.fay-Saturday at 8, 10 and l 1 :45
p.m., SundJy at 8:30 p.m. AdmtSSIOn. S7-
SIO.
IUICS a spe_cial showing d Europe11n 11nd
American designers. A collect.ion of more
INn 100 pnvately owned vinL?ge Hoirley-
Oavidson mocortvdes and the newest
models from local dealers on display 10
a.m.·6 p.m. Satun:by. "Mcd1tem1nean
• ~ec." ii fund-raiser for Orange-County's
Concern II chapter, an all-volunteer. non-
profit chamy funding children's cancer im-
mu~ resc.lrch, will be held at 7:30
p.m. Siiturday in the courtyard between
Broodway and Neiman MJrcus. Cost: S50
per person in advance, S60 at lhe door
(for more 1nformJtlon, Cilll Ruth Frenl..el al
724 ·0926). Iv! outdoor cclebratlOf'I reatur-
ing ja.u Wiii be held by the Cystic Fibrosis
Foundation, Southern Clltfornia ch.lptcr,
noon·) p.m. Sunday. Newport Harbor Ari
Museum 1olns Fashion Island in presenting
sccon<J annual "Bl;ick ;ind White B.1sh" at
7 p.m. June 18 fcilturing d1n1ng. dandn_g
and en1ert.-i1nmenl undcr the •tilrs. Cost 1s
S50 per person (call 759-1122 (01 more
1n1ormation).
• Fifttes fllni.:. ;it Mesa Verde Cenrer, I !Jr·
bor Boule1.ml ilnd AJ.1ms Str~t. Costil
Mcs;i, 435·2050. More lhiln S800 10 prue
money 1~ up for ~rJth as 100 cJrs trom the
'40s. S<h and 'G<h compete 1n d1~plJ) 11
am ·l p.m 5.lturd.ly, June 20. f\ent,
\'>hlCh benefits Vantage FoundJllon, a non·
profit ;igtncy ... hieh net~ dCl"t'lopmcnlJtly
d1sablt-d pt."Oplc, ilbo feJtures li1e mu~ic.
contests an<l celebrity look·altl..es. Ad·
rruuioo: (rec
• Huntington Buch Pier beach stde of
/\-\;ltn Street and P.xifte Coo.st H1i;l1"-ilY 1n·
tcrscction, lluntrn.,on Bc;ich, 661-6062.
Hunttn!\lon Beach Plt'r Run, 1\tth a S·I< run
bcs:1nning JI 7'.30 am . .-ind 10·K run al
8:lo. will be held s.undJy.
• Je\\iih Community Center of Or.mge
County 250 BJl..cr St, ~ Mc.is, 7S1·
0608. A Ru.si.m Cuhurill Program 10 help
more th.in 500 Ru~st.ln fanulics n1Loet uni!
• Or;ini;e Cou.nty Cruies 16892 BolSJ anolhcr 1•ill be held at 8 p.m. SJlurdJy.
Chic.> Si.. Suire 202, I lun11ni;ton Beach, . . h 1 h 840-1406. "T.C.l./Oranse," spcci.ll Fnday •Le ~cr1d1cn olc, 4500 M.icArt ur
n1 •hts or all·im >rov shows, frcscntt"tl .11 6 , 81\d., Ne\\ port B<.'<lch, 4 76·2001 Na!lnn.11 .~1• June 12, ~6 and July in the PJCific 01.i111y Lv.iguc fJ,l\IOO Show will l>c hd<I e n~y Bu1ld1ng. l 1 S E. SanlJ An.l ;it I: 30 P m S.1turdJy. el:ct, Sant.l Ana. Tickets: SIJ·S 10 ... Ahhh • M~~i's at Ro..'<I LK>n Inn. 3050 B11>1ol
... Thcbe lounge Swiogin' DuBois Si!>lcrs," Strcoet, ClhlJ Mesa, 5-10-9203. lhc ~uth·
an oi1ginal musial comedy situated '" Or· ern CJMorni.1 Region.JI Finals for the si.·,.
ange County, is prest-nted' ill 8 p m June enth 3nnual Uicn.i S" im\\cJr sc.uch ior
13 1n the symrhony building Tidcts S 1 S· "Mt» S111m"car anl.l)lrated 199.r' held
S18 C\.l'f)' Thu™LlY lrom :'·9 pm rhrough luly
• Or.ange County Pcrforming Arts Cen·
ter UOO T0\10 Ccntl'r Or, CO!.IJ t.x'>.l, "4~000 ~ .....i:nJgtc..in Oa\ td Cop
pcrfield um.e.ls new 1llu>i<>ns 1n "M.1g.c (or
the 90s" June 18-24. Sho\,11mcs 8 p m
June 18-20 and 22-24, .11)() 4·30 pm.
June 20 and I and -1·30 pm June 21 ~I· m1~· S 16 50·Sl9.50 (SS discount for
children undcf 121
l l '\ •, \ ~ l '\. I 1 'i I \ I ', 1 ...,
• Comic Book and Colltelible Show ~
Grange H.-ill, 2144 Thurm Ave., CW,\
Mt.'S.1, 650-4835. Comic book de;ilcrs buy
and sell coll«:t1l>lcs C\-~ry F1id.1y 5·10 p .m
through Sept. 25.
'• F.ashion Isl.and Newport Center 011"~
abo\e P.-icific Coost H1ghwtty, Newport
Be.ich, S-18-8774. Cr.ind opening celcbr,1·
h0f1 for Linda Bentley tocl.ly-Saturd.iy fc.i·
16
• N~porl Har~ Nautk.il \useum
1714 \V 8JlhOJ 81\d .. Nc111~111 ~a.h
67 J-H77 tkn!Jgc rl'SJllJ \1tll U..• hi:lcl
f 11dJ>·S.11urd.1y
• Newport Imports 3000 \\' P.x1hc Ct\obt
111~11.:I), Nt'\\J>Oft Beach, iS() ()<)9J So-phl\licat~ J>!'est"nts "Shop Til You Drop" .1
lund·rJiscr ior ~mcnt a11d TreJ!mcnt
SefvKCS Center, lO 01.m.·6 pm. tOOJ)
Mou.• than 40 \endo~ 1-.111 pro.....enl 1tenb
ror sale Adml>)IOfl. SS per pcr)OI\
•Or.mg~ County Fairitrounds 88 Fair
Omc, CcMJ Mes.:i, 364·°1542 The Stirrup
Cup I tunter'lumpcr Horse Show '"'II bl.!
hckl 8 a m.·5 pm. SJturd.-iy.
• Or.inge County Marl.el Place in the
m;i1n p.1r~1ng lot at the Or;ini;e Counly
F<1trground:., 100 fJll Or1\e, COSIJ MC\.!
723-6616. ThouSJnlh of items on sale ill
the '"celo.cnd, opcn·;iir swap meet. Ad·
mcssron: 50 cents (children under 1 :i fred.
SUMMER IS HERE
Tlmt1 to Think of the &Jach
'WPY~n Fore~ thw,~
:-sliow PIOo( set~'' ~ ,.._ dltttter
"•· & ~~~""' ... .. ......a;:"----,-~
•Orange County Performing_ Arts Ctn·
ter 600 To"'n Center Ortve, Costa Mesa,
556-2121. Free tours of the Center ilte o(·
fered Monday-Wednesday .ll 10 and 11 a.m. Reseivations ilre reciu11ed (or groups
of 10 or more.
• Piecemilkers 1720 Adanu Ave., Costa
Mesa. 641-3112. Stor)'book land, foatu11ng
stories by Duncan and his dulc1mc-r Jnd re-
freshments. 1\-111 be held 11 ;i m.-noon and
1-2 pm. 5.lturday.
•Sweet Adelines An ,,,,JrJ.,11nn1ni; lour-
pJrt h;irmony group rehear.cs T u('S(.IJ~s JI
7:30 p m. tn M1ss1on Vic•10 Mc-mbcr~ from throu~hour the Oran~c Co.i•I Jl.lMIC1pJIC.
CJll K\arE,'C at 768·8-11 l or Jan .ll 249·
204 5 ror Clcta1ls.
•Waterfront Hilton Be.ich Resort 21100
Pacific COJSt Highway, ~lun11ng1on llc,1d1,
1310) 670-4418. TJlcor sh0\1s l'\Cry•\\on
dJy and T ues<l.ly at 8 p m. 1n its \\'l~I
Coast Club.
• 8.lllet Paciric11 at lf\1ne 8JrCIJy l hcJtl·r.
4242 Campo\ Or. lf\tne, KS-I ·46-16 lhl'
cumpan) cc>nchxk~ 1b l991·9l c1.>nccrl
series Jl 8 pm. Frtd.1y and l · JO Jnd 8
p.m. 5.llurclJy 1\llh "Rcpl.'rtol)' H1"hl1~hh."
an 1nnu1-JIJ1e pr~am ot cuntc>mporar\
and dbiic:.11 wor~ 1c;itu11ns ·pl.'NlOJI
St,llemcnb -Common l\nc"'ll.Jh>c. ~
TinJ Cer~tlcr, Qu1ctuck"' uy S.1n1lr.1
W1nocs1J, "Tippett Suite"' lll l.>n•l) l•>nl~.
"Contmuo" b) Anrhon) T uc or ;ind · 'lh.11-
a<.tco" uy \1olly l)tl<.h. tilt' wm1.1;1n) °) Jr·
h~1c d1ro..'CI()( T1t~et) S6 S 1 S
•Ballroom O.incin~ 610 \'\ Hlrh !>1
C~;i M~. 64-1·51 lO. A i.l.b, rm bJll·
room d.1ncing and \\'c)t Co.ht )\\"'Ii " 01
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day on Sunday, the center roms De fore
foundauoo (or the Arts. PJc111c School nt
Music and the Arts and CreJll\1! Atti '°' Kids in presenting free cl.is~ 1n ballet. iuz, tap and funlC dance for all .:is~ •II all
levels .
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1'.'.lpk!> ~Ired life i-. c.1 pturcd in firl>l act of Roya l O.rnish Ballet's "N,1poli" al Orange County Performing Arts Center Tuesday night. The troupe appears through Sund.t)·
Royal Danish Ballet opening charming, arcane
By Devorah Knaff
~P«•al to Weekend
'N ,1p11li •I,, Ill Ill.Ill) \\,I)'•
.1 "") b;1llet
\\ h1d1 " probabl)
"h' the t\u~u\t
Uournon\lllc h:tllct -\~h1ch
cdebrate!> 11\ ... c-.qu1ccntl.!nn1al th is
)Car -1!> not \\ell ~no\\n to U.S.
audience!>. I3ut th e \\Ork, \\'tth
which the Roya l Danish Ballet
opcncJ ti!> season at the Orange
County Per forming Arts Center
Tue,d:1y, i' also immensely
ch.1r1111ng. and ballet\ third act -
\\hich ,.., often performed as an
exce rpt -" p:icked with elegantly
cnergc11c d.1ncing.
·1 he ~tory line -a~ far as it can
he J1,ccrncd from the elliptical
program notes and excrucrnting
.ind .trcanc pantomime sections -
"the '>tory of Ge nnaro, a young
l1shcrman, and Tere!>111a, his bride,
"ho arc caught by a !>torm at sea.
\\'hen Teresina is !>wept away
lrorn their boat, Gennaro sea rche s
for 11, only to find th:it she has not
bee n drowned but rescued by a
group of nainds and tramforrned
111to one of them. Gennaro
rellcems her from their clutches.
the couple return to the surface,
,111d everyone live' happily ever
;1fter.
·1 he h.1llet heg111' pretty wea kly.
hu t 1mprmc~ f.tirly \lc.1Jtly
1hwughout. rile firsl .Ill eu;1'i"'t'
p11m;11 lly uf people wal~111g around
111 11if1y CO\IUme' and pcrfo1111ing
tho~c.: obscure pantomime
sequences at great length .
There·~ precious l111lc substance
in this entire act, but the staging of
the cro"d scenes i'i \ 1brant anJ
intricate and Niels Kehlet am.I
1'1ichael Bastian as merchants :ind
Flemming R)bcrg as a street singer
each put in finely acted
performances th at kept the scenes
moving swiftly along. It's pretty
enjoyable fluff.
The second act, which takes
place in the blue-hued submarine
grotto, contains more dancing -
and some very nice core work by
the women -but is painfully
mannered.
However. the ballet's third act is
a continuou~ jumble of joyous
dancing. The fact that it seems
almost entirely unrelated to the
first two acts is only mildly
problematic.
Bournonville ballets are
performed by companies
throughout the world, and his
works are kn own for their
lighter-th:in-air quality, liquid port
de bras and fast. n:ishy jumps by
male dancei;s.
But, however enchanting
Bournonvilc wor~s arc in the !>mall
snippets that one usually secs 111
the UniteJ Statci., the !.tylc tcnJs
to be ove rly precioui. in longer
\\Or ks.
l·ortunately that w;1!-not the cai.e
\\<ith the Royal D.inish Oallct's
''N:1poli," which altcrn.1tctl i.mallcr
numberi. in full Bournonvillc style
-like a p:iir of pas de sixes in the
fi rst act and a series of solos,
ducti., and tnos in the third act -
with Jons i.ections in a modified,
mu ch less mannered Bournonvillc
Mylc.
Lloyd Riggi ns, as Gennaro, and
Lis Jeppesen, as Teresina, both put
in strong performances. Although
their roles afforded them a limited
amount of dancing, each had a
chance to sparkle in the last series
of variations.
Johan Kobborg. Christina
Nilsson, Nikolnj Hubbc and
Christina Olsson put in whnt
seemed to be effortless
performances in their Act Ill
variations. The men bounded up.
up, up before coming gently back
to eurth and the women !lwaycd
like perfectly formed flowers being
tossed by gentle winds.
P etrusjka Broholm, who
performed the closing
Tarantella with Kobborg, gave
a performance that combined the
smoothness and sharpness of good
Scotch.
Although the ballet -especially
nil those weepy naiads :ind jerkily
bobbing tritons in the $ro1to -
seems especially contmed to
contemporary audiences, it bears
key sim1l::irit ies to other, better
known 19th century ballets.
First, it has the same structure
of bullets like The Nutcracker: a
first act with great costumes, bnd
mime and \CTV litth! cbc; a econd
act in nn C\otic locale: :mt.I a third
act in \\ h1ch an e\CU)C 1s thought
up for a lot of ix;oplc to get up
and dance.
'N apoli" abo shares a ba)IC
theme -ma)bc even
something on 1he order or a
morn! -with ballc1s m.e Gi!.ellc
and Swan Lake. In all of these
G ood scnu :ire still :iv:iil-
able for Ballet Pnci Cica's
1991-92 concert series
finale -:in innovative pro-
grnm of contemporary and
cl:usical works on Friday :ind
Snturd:iy :it Irvine Barclay
Theatre.
"Repertory Highlights"
features: the premiere of
"Pcrson:al St:atemenu -
Common Knowledge" by
Tina Gerstler; the premiere
of "Quietude.. by S:indra
Winieski; .. Tippett Suite" by
James Jones; "Continuo" by
Antony Tudor; and B:allet
Pacifica Anistic Director
Molly Lynch's "Ch:ar.mcrs."
Perform:rnees will be held
:it 8 p.m. on Friday and :it
2:30 :ind 8 p.m. on Saturday.
Tickets uc $15 for :idulu,
$12 for students :and seniors.
Call 854-4646.
ballets, "omen prove to be
t.IJngerous and something lei.) th.Ill
fully human. Specifically they
become un-Christian -\\ ilis,
))'lphs, )"an , n:iiat.ls. In the end
they arc U)Ually redeemed by the
lo"~ man ant.I Chri ttan
faith. but the idea or the ballcnnJ
as :i being who 1s in some e ential
way diff erenl from the rest of Ull
continues to resonate even today.
. .
,
"We're bringing people together!~'
junt: I I. I 99 2 Sp<.."Cial Adverti~ing Supplement for Orange Coast Weekend
Learning to Love Yourself and mindful cxert:ise influence our alti·
tudes.
The benefits of a consistent yoga
practJce arc rencclcd an every area of hfc
Thousands of years old , yoga ~cks to
by lcuist-Dlana
We all know Uull health and beauty go
hand-in hand. Fashion maga7ulcs con-
stanr.Jy recycle anJCles on the ronncc\Jon of
beauty io a healthy diel and exercise They
show up ev<'ry summer next Lo bathing sujl
spreads urging us Lo" ard achieving the
pcrf cct tan, exercise how-io's promising
than thighs and a flat tomach, and pages
of models outfitted an r.lle late t fashaons
What IS never promlSCd. bul of ten con-
veyed in these amc articles. is an empty
(cehng (rvm rcahzang r.llat auempts to
a hacvc these thanss will more often than
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they seek to enlighten us r.llrough consum-
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only with r.lle help o( high-g~ advcrtJSc-
mcncs and the wisdom they choo6e to
ampan on r.lle season's most imporunt
trends.
So why another auempt lO say some-
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student and teacher o f yoga, l have
discovered somelh1ng the tabloids of
beauty will never tell you Your bodv LS the
perfect teacher-yes, ~'OUr too fat, tuo than,
too shon, ult, knock-kneed, bag ~d.
small breastC'd, long-wa&Sted, shon-leAAC<i
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beauty and wholeness The body responds
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well-being and balance
Most o( us have created physical blocks
lO health-dcpendc~c o n caffeine, ugar,
dru~ or alcohol. a scdcnt.ary ltfc tylc. poor
body image-all of which prevent us from
understanding Ollr bodic The anoent
practices o( yoga and mediu1Jon le2Ch us.
often for the first time ever, to dialogue
with our bodies. In befriending our bodies
we learn lO love our.1elves. Just as our
altitudes have physal countc~ in the
body, so will physical training, discipline
unify the vanous aspects of the person
The spanrual damensaon of yoga and
meditation cannol be separated from the
physical and mental aspects from a purely
physical standpoint, the t.atJc stretch u..-.cd
an tbe praclJ c of yoga develops st.renglh,
Oex1btlary, and control 1..JkCWL'iC, the
breathing techniques allow us to develop
control and cnic>y deeper breath, reduce
.strc~ and experience a deep <;cn.c;c of
rclaxatJOn .\lentallv, the praclJcc of yoga L"
a manor 10 our altitude and ~ro'" th The
phvs1cal strcnglh we gain over IJme
corresponds to our inner suength As we
COnlJnue an Ule praCIJCC of yoga and
meditation, we began to understand our
connection to the universe or higher power
and the greatest 'PY we expencnce is an the
JOUmcy o( self-discovery. •
lout.Se-Diana is a Ma Jberaplst, a
cert1jied cNnlcaJ bypnoUJerapist, weUness
edtlCQJ()r, WrlJer and lecturer: Her televt-
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rlrummess) .. appears rt~t1/arly <m local
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IS scheduled}lme 12-Hth She can be
reached on IX?r uoieema1/ just call the
9()(Pt tn lblS publictuton and sek'Ct Option
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SWF 51. tcd:s pnias.icnl caiOc-
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MJBTSEF.XINO ROMF.0,0K·
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bwnaa.cSWF. bl·IO't111g. V!YICKIUS,
IO'tcs to ~ I.on& Beech. Call
1169.
cvraA.~DSPICEY,olcl-flihlOllcd
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VERY A TI'RACT1VE..S'6", 32..cn-
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40 11111t for 1U10111 1ont-1erm rdl
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mi:andscn. •cnllJle. N/S cnvwm-
nw.rul prol--1, ''· S')', .,. sincat. slnuiltly1"°']1cd mele l«
COll'll'lluncrL Tustr1. Call 2391.
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PROFESSIONAL B~CK FE-
MALE trtJOYI lhc9o-e, bluca and en. Sects m1lc tmnp1111on. 3~ rxc
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ship 90d anna. I'm DWF, YCMll 60,
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for sol! and la'IUf.. 5ectu11 t1&. S6
SWM Sl-68 wllikt a.nurau lrvinr..
Call 25SI
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DJF. 2 ~ chiJdrm. ..W ltlld·
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1117.
CllRISTIAN SL\GI.£ MO~. 40,
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smccrc, he1hhy. affec11on11c SJ DWM,N/S,O'tcrS1'undicr40. COiia
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OIRLS'T\AN SWF, 111py1 ouutocn.
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1'199.
CAlL"iO JEWISll WIDOW. 60,
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ICl&ft. Hlftlnl\Oll ttc.ih. Call 2S07.
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popcorn, run, drc1ms . .5'8'/129.
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811en1 Jin. C..11 I 503
DWF, ,3, OK looking seeks ~
one snccrc 10 !tharc IElt and 1111a
t:Sll •llh. 1"'n. Call 2303
l VtVACIOLS. ATTR CTIVE
Rl.O~DES, -•one ;? humc.-.l'U'
handsome llunks. :'\IS, lh1n1cs, mu
~ mo-ICS·, dinntn. fun IJ'\lulC u ll
l'\1 0\ A JOL R \c Y OF L OVl,
1r1d111on1I ~•luts, and sp1rt1111I
P°"''-\ \\-ana l.o JO LOO' \it-5
140.>°""&.ll ·~mi.pres!)
SQy. lll1t cluld You wl. accmi
pn..tlcJ. Joel ona11cid SW\I J~...a ~
IA~ Beach Call 1957
YOL G ~. RLO\DI-~ ~'6'n2!.
S«U man o-o: S(I_ v.u kill, IO Ol )Cl\
fW'I and powblf rtlaa tu.hip Coca
\icq Call I ~5
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BU.CK mRISTIA,'\ SINGLE, 33,
SIS, pnuy, 11U (5'11 ), lhin, br(JWTI
eyes. kads.. Sec:U 11U Oins..i1n, hmy,
low1111. wlu1t pro(cnional N/S 11a
'6 40. TIUtln. Call !ID
BLO:-.'DE WlDOW. 60 YO\.i'iG.
seeks K\IYt Jllll fer walk.I on bald!
and lauiht Sewport Be.ch. Call
2709
'POOl'USA Y l'M AmACJlVE.'
I ~ V1"IQCIUI,, pclllt, S'?/115,
42. kd 30 IOITldhq. DJF. I _..
an 1111eD1aas. pnilcaoonal JCWlib
llWl '().SS Willi a good i-t Ind a
&ood mincl. tr.me. Call 2.449
IN'nLUGE.VT, AlTRACJlVE, sWF. 19. s-rnn. setts SWM 111
20'1 .-a skw1c. Gincinc, KROQ and
fin Nllcnon. Call 1 OSl
Sf.XY,8UXOM.8R\.,'NEJ1t,81G
BU..'li EYF.S. OJF, JS. (siu 14) w/
ch~d.nrwioCAfmnOucaao.Jetb
SWM 30-4.S yn 10 mPJ da1in&, din-
na and cbncin&-.JllOll d au fnc:nd·
llup. htn A tauchicr. Lacuna NigucL
Call !SJI.
PETTTF~ VIVAOOUS, ~"Tru.J
GF-''T. fcml'lllt. llUllCllVC, blonde.
Seei111 lh11~1al man 10 shire my
1.csi (er life. c 48 10 .SS "tis.on
Vte!J Call
ATTRACJlVE BLUE-EYED
HLO!\'DI:. .S'9' SWF. N!S. EnJOY5
dinini. lrlVd. Ir\. llairt. spon.s, lqJ
.,d hla'ncr Sed.a su«.cuful. aih
lcuc, rOITWale, Onstran gmtlmwl.
'IS. rer lifisunr pannc7 Ccrana del
\tar Call 2'4 26
ATTRACJlVE A;U.-AGLR1'D
MAMA BEAR f1"f$ 200 b. ~J
dUllittta, II ll, daft and h&ndsont
WM H-40. ScrlCllll only Fullcnm
Call IS2il
l'M NOT Tiil: WOMA.~ IN RED e1
!ht 11rl n~t cb", boll ti n's~
IR ~ )W~e lootrni fer rm I
J"damnal SWF. ts. 13. s·1.
blondtlol11t MMly •a.ncd ll'lcrats. I
wtllrtSIA'llallc:alltl IN111t.Call 196S.
PRIITTY. VIVACIOUS. playful.
"°"~~.foruntt,1""
Ill& i.dy, many lllla'cSll, tcCts II.IC·
casful, lllnCIJVc nn. 43-S8 Lcrla
lkad\. Call 2A63
SOU~\tATES? AlTRACTIVE
BW'E·EYEDbnslale,3S.S7'/lll ,
lllldJoc:ually Cla'ICall, anouonally
tlr•t, ph)'llcally ecun, la~.
Affnciat.cs pcnorlll srOOlllh. llll~·
nty Ml! I IOIK a( humor Scdtlll&
S WM IO 4S with 1111\lW quab1ia.
Irvine. CtD I.SSS.
F\IN:LO~G. Cl.ASSY LADY.
NIS. ~, setts ad¥cnturoul. sue·
~ ceniJem.t 45-SS for fnaid.
sh1plrda1ionsl11p. Ncwpan Beach.
Cafl 200S.
AlTRACJlVE. SWf, JS, LONG
llAIRJGRN EYES, 108•. EnJOY
bu&)l1cr. convenaucn, &he outdocn,
spons, pctf ormlll& wu, llahan food.
Seek poamve, CU)'·COUIJ, profes·
s1onal SWM. 29-40, fe1 fnendslup,
fun 111d JIO'Siblc romanu. CC111
Mesa. Call m4
PROf'ESSIONAL. ATTRACTIVE.
CHEUF\i1.. SWCF, S'9', 33. RC&s
rmdl11ot, llhlaic: Jeaft WM. JI ·
39. 2B futin valcnune ln11c. CaJI
1850
AITRACJlVE. PRC>fl.SSIONAL. AD VE.\'l\;ROCS. alhlrut. IQIMll·
uc. SWF, irwn SIS, sects 37-d nw1
wtlhs11t11lanu.nbutcs TllSllll Rind\
Call ISIS
EBO~Y GRADLATh ml>l-\'T,
23,S-J'/1 11. S«U SM 23· 30, S'9' er
t.al la F.n JOYS blurs,,au. lhatO'. ans.
bdch Lcrla Beach. c.1112~
ATTRACTIVE, BLUE-EYED
BLOND£, 6'1 '. OWF. NJS. 43, 'enc·
man wanan. looli1n& fer one· woman
man' You aJI dress mc up and take
me anywhcn frcrn .seqwna1 c•ailll&
COWllS IO bools and pl1S Look1111
fer siiblc, Jclf<mfidcnl. 6')'t IC·
Im cauJcrran. 3S.SO !Ac danc·
Ill&• vollcyblll, lllO'llC&, kid.1. Illa!·
unpn lkadl. c.u 2069.
ATTUCTIVE SWF, NJS, S"l'f\ IS,
no deptndnlls, ltds 111rtcll•c
SWM. NIS. 42 SS. rucdy bwl\, af.
fccmm1.e, dr«I, herd. UILdhgaa.
filllnaally lllC&ft,, ..tiom pys 1nvc:I,
WI, llXWICS, good COl!Vcrllllon and
~ ume. lr¥me. C.112214
llEALllfY W'EALTifY WISE77
Allnnl¥dllllumt Ncwpcr\ 8adl
socally .ar.e SW lady, duHa
fifurs, NS, tcCts lQt60'1 ~
a111Xer1.p.slvna11. ct.a.a«, nca·
n1y and f-1 --.cy 10 PJ·
fully,lcn:auYcty share lhCK BEST
YEARS! u l's h1h1 11p °"' u•rs. .. iosehcrl!t l'iewpcn Be.ch.
Call llSl.
GOltGEOOSBRUNemSWF,31,
Uendrf,S'S',~alld.sblnd·
some, MXIC:llful, cacruna. MOl't.,
fi1 A fut! SWM whltq Owulien
vallles fer lllJOYlble and rraninaful
relatKlf1Sh4>, N,S. H1ninc1on lkad\.
Call 1691.
PRE:Trt', BRIGHT SAF, 33, S'4'/
117, pro(cssional. ScieU S WM pro-
f cu10111I,3J.40. UllC$ S'I0'/16S-1 IS.
tlandtornr and klnd. lr¥ine. Call 1163.
STOPI YOU CA.'I MEET DWF.•9,
N/S, ~ltd. 1111'9'DVC. Call af )'QI
•e DWM, NIS. •~. tco.r,, (\11'1
lowlJll. 1111Stll•t with food n lus.
~ 8ftch c.n 2 01
E.XTREMELY ATTRACTIVE
LOOKING FOR SAM.E Clmy.
c:armi. stiy SWf ~ SWM. N~.
26-J). ·~ •119<1rvc, pro(es41Q1'91, IUhlc:, canng MUSI wam \1411 lr
•me. <:tll 1411
Sf.AROIL'G tOR SOULMATU
I'm •llnCllYe, """' alrect1onak. bn&)lt, hnly, fll. Slf, SIS, 40 l:.n
prt mc>Y!Ci, danQns. ITU!(, M il
inc. Sood COl'IVB'llllOll. S«IL '"'CS
lnJ , COllllTUlll&ClllYC.,, (1111 loY1n1,
SJM Ncwpon &.ti\ Call 2.191
P1'.RSIAN W A."ill!J> "'uic,SllW, ll. ltet.t ruce, pleyf 111, Pmian, 1St
IOWll~. dint, lllk, lllJllY life.. Ulnt
Rntdl r.a111~2.
A2 Special Advertising Supplement for Orange Coast Weekend
YOIJTllRJU.Y MATURE DWF, ~~ quab11. Sec:U llidl~l(,6
WM, lil, tnm, fuwclllly ICIOft,
pro(eauinal 62•. Ncwpon 8-b.
t.all 2796.
LO V ABU: 11. Sf.EJCS I 1-25. lift.
lowinc. idfCllllRUS, ~IC
male for &1cndslup or pouibk rd!·
uonsh1p. HU11tJ111100 Be.di. Call rm.
SWF DESI.RES l~Mf.. fTT
SB.\i l.lldcr 4Q. Im S'9', 39, fi1.. 111-
lunA>lue, corpu. sinc:ae. Tbllln.
CaJ1 rm.
Bf.AUTtFUL.BRUNETT'6TEXAS
LA.DY, 32.S-S', would hilt'°-1
wLaood·lookin'aci:aJcnn Wl\11 ~ cyrs lftCI 1 fnll!d!y tmilt. Nnipon
lkad\. Ca II I 99l
SWF, S'4', AMPLE BlIT fTT. N,S,
lllJOYS limplc hfelljually at home.•
fer: CQmlillDCl'll N~ 8adL
Cal11901.
I W ANf rr AlJ.J • Ana SW pay
W\lh All·Amcncan pid loob eif»'1
flM'ltllllyA-cnllylCIQlrt..Are
,ou °" 11wrc 7? P1eue • N/S. no
dWdral, no bai1* or ~.
6' •. fllll bod ol hu Ind no BS! ea-dd Mar Call 1613.
BLOND • AmAcnVE · PIO-
FWJONAI.. · NSWF to ~ lhc
"-' llmt.S wll »60 pro(ClllCllll,
NSWM. lr¥inc. CAii 19 t 6.
CARING, A'ITltACTlVB
BLOND£. COS, 111JllYI .-u. pol1·
tic:a, brqc A -uacina. Seci.t N/
S &eralerNn 39+ for bl A caT1pM"
icnslup. lr¥me. Call l'ID.
PRE'lTY AF ICllls 21-lS WM fi.
nanclally, Clldlonally Rlblc. Arn•
111 onenecl for JIOl'lble manieJC.
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cona:ru. -Ind lhc lhcata ScUs 40+/-. non·iUeu1ve !eddy
be.r. San Juan ~ CaD
2118.
SWF, N/S, LOOKING FOR A
TRULYl\1CEMAN•ac32-39. AU
dx nqouable.. I 1111 worlll lht fl·
(on. lrvite. Call 1611.
ROMANTIC! RESPONSIVE!
RADIM71 D.JF dcUa hand9orne
S'IO' •, lllldli1cu SJM, N/S, lS-15 fe1c:armilled~ld¥at
~ M\S be rid! it hanlpmiai-
lle 111 mnd. 1 ..... W1b opai arms!
i!'YllC. Call mo.
WINSOME. wrm. S7. nL'4
BLOND£ Bf!AUTY ..ts td'"ned
&cnlcawt 4S. IDtb.-c ~ _..
-.~111\cnf1C'1Cd Wiiii bup llld i..-. lmne. Cal
2112.
DIF. ClASSY, VIVAOOUS. pr-
uic 11tomey. ltonmu and ~'!1-
S«k .. *'" ~ WM. 4(M9 W1b WI. ~ "'11*
fcir ~ rt.br.tanlhip. r.a
Call 2179.
PRETTY, PETIT£. PlOFES·
SIONAL. DJF, NJS. 46, wwm Illa:·
tionlLc. ~orwie. &I~ lhc
OUldcxn. dlaacq. lqllq.
lhcaicr ~ lllC»"C. Seek.ii& • ~ friend. Iowa and life panncr
wilh 1111\ilw ba~ Miuie11
VtCJO. Call 2126.
WAN'l"ID SM, N.G, Nit>, Sl-63
who WllllS to br lpOCMI, lfCli*l
l00ttd and~ To ll'P!y. cori-
1.Kt dlis WWtn. c:WJ $Ot. OWP. NJ
S, Nm who lowea lift, peaple Mii
bopdlilly ,OU. ~ Cati 2611.
11'TEU.Fcrl!AL al SENSUAL!
Ow" ~Very prco7, 1h111 DWF S'7'
accU anlOl!M ~Cll SC>-65 IO
WR lllOYICS, UllCdtSA ~
Ar9Jyuc.al nW I pha. S-c:J lai-
tllcJI' and ablJ11y IO hi¥e fan Np1U «v-tr.m. Call 2041.
AmACTWR 8RVMITT1l SWP.
NIS. 3'. •Wftf.. rlmY. -.nn pr.nen·
al11)'.-.(llUll1C·IO"O, kdJlll for -111 special NSM, for le1111·ta-11111
frltftlWttp. 1"w. CUI 1919.
INTF.UJCP.NT DWF, S6, lo¥ea
people, mi.ie, *'b. W'W'd, IN·
1nc1dmm.Seek.t iftlcmmtolhlre
"""" La(llna 8-11. Call 2'02..
PtlbTl'Y.P~IONATS.PP.Of'D..
SIONAL. 39, 5'3'~.S. ciaua bind-~ NISID tl....a m111 cl~
~ COlml)' C.111477
SWF. AnRACJlVti, 32, Md1
30t~ fllY fer triendllup and rn1YW
min. c ustd • ...twdchlur ror pd
4 )"81\. bl.I 11!1 qllllr ICUVC. I lllPJ
1r1vel1nc, 'f>ON·~ lnll lry• mi new lliinp. My ysic.al l11n111·
1ions dun\ •09 mtl they don\ JIC!p
,OU. ClOl1llC1 mt.. !nix. t.11 17)().
LET'S CO!'.'NFCTI SWF N/S, S'S'/
1.1s. we.11 ~.., •1, llO.l\'C tlftt·
llonlt~ qi., fuany. nulu·famed.
towe sr-dnldnn. f,,..,.._ n•rl.
tcmlt, ~. biqd .... "'
1a '!'°'\I. Ind morel YOU: -c:l !ht abcM,. fl'+, ft I \'ety tpeaal
~ T\liMI. C..11 lllO.
rdaicnhip ~--~U I 171.
OWP. S'1', ..-• .,,_ W. Pl!
'Wllll -"--· poMl"C .... 1Udt. • .,,. "111'11 " d l-\A~ .. foadllll. _.,... ,.,u • NrC. AM s·1a •• NIS. ·~ ... ·--·' Jl'lldlO,,_,~ IA&a.:tl
CAii ll ll.
SWF, NJS. SS, S1'. a>.SSY. ~ mn.c. ~ fft1fl c.i-al ·w., 6l'i, 5045 • ..,.
ecrc. ""-. ~ humor-. ~fnerw:IMeurntpmnNt'.
M111a1 V iqit. c..11 2117.
A1TRAC11VE. PltOff.SSIONAL
SJF, NIS. 37, S7/IOll, Ws Id•
•cnurous, briabt. ulllebta.lty Cl·
clltled. e111nnlly *"""' IOOally Ol'I• 8\~lp'ltlll-~.l.S.
•Her Ail. &ood tirns, tlwinc. «irwd,
mart PnmlM&llO~ ~N. Call 171S
EDUCATED. LJBl!RAL, .,..a.
WC1&)1&, ~ DWP. l'1. ~ftJl'
-Wscipn.-no-c.SW)(. ~· -.i\11 JlcrtOllal•y far ~
ld•llll\l't and hilllClf. Ou~ wd-~ It\~ CiJJ UZ3.
VERY SFLECTIVE. VEIY
PllblTY, ~$7. •m.
blcndt. Sed.s SO plus, rdird,
c:Nrnv.nc. "''~ S~ IO en lift'• rmny plmY'a !Mnt. CaU
2149
A1TRAC11\'£110SEY B~1>E..
$0., DWF. M . 1ood liain. wdl·
edlDlt'd. ~ ol lura. Seib
rerft'd, '"'"'' .~ ~. fer~ T~ Cd
2'66
AnRACTIVE OBF. JO'$,
SllAPELY, 1natnblt ramant1c.
S«kt C!MalOd. sood trndl._. •II
blld er wtu11, M nllk for lcq
piOllC '"''' 1"• Ctn 1161:
PRf,'Tl'Y ~OA=,SSIONAL DWP.
N/S, 45. tnm. ~ IClll"e
laWI, "'"' llCllmlh. ,......., wine. laupar. alrecuan. adlplll --lllln,...,,., _ T--.
Callll91
~OOE'n'ED s.c. ~-'-.ad fad Ls.la ~~-·~llil.erolle c:.sen. Wall Sa.a ~
"-Cal11"4
T ALL(5'10'),SUNDB ILOHtJ6. 31,SWF.NIS.~...._o.;.
IMI Ind lpGN. ... • ... 0
'"' 9lllCAn, all SWM. N4. )I ·36. kY-. Clll 1679.
Lin GEr SUJOUS. SM', Mo
' .
S7/13St, 19, ~IOll6chtue. •ti)' ~-W.SWM.M .6'•.lml. ...uw .. )$.4). --a( bumcr s... Am. Ctll 1 '97.
TM.J. (5'll1 SWF, 19. OIJroo oo,.,.,,, ~ bada.-
lcL w.r.•-., 19-25.JllYftt ~~ ,_,., _ <.yprm.
DWF. NIS. 29. M . SOIJnlf.lt.\
LADY. WI 1m11d. a...,hl and e,-. ~while lht le.Ml
IO be a c.t/oniaa aitil N~ &.di. c.11 1m.
0000 WOMAN IJ>OKL'\G R>R
A 0000 MAH AllflCIM, clltly
DBF. 37, n112S1. See&'"' s~. 3S.SO • .,, 1'0C, fat111.ly «*'*. fll1
IO be~ IUllJ.-. OlllC01114 and
ltnowl 1-t IO ~cat • 1114) Loni B.dl Call 1991.
ATTllACTIVI!, Sl:.~suous.
SHAPELY. f11ll fi1wat blonclt.
SWF. Wt lllnell•t. ~ J
~SBM.~2.f9'plia.llllli>
111"'9 /&& CClllCllN. fOIMOC.f.. bttnr c:icdeil -i. Ind ... cM. pd
~mdpUyi•.,.... pnw a(~ Ouda!Ciruwc. c.u 1111.
ATBAC"ml. SBf, 36, S'S', lclo•
~1r .. c11111 w.s,oud •
... ..ai • ._ tr\IClllate S8'4. H•. 1'<15. fl O' •, far fncnd511.,.tcmM .t ,..~, 1"4 h"'9, c·.:
1140..
A TilACTl\'~ F\lU. nG\. Rl:.D SBF. S7/\f0t. 41, hcnm, canns
"flf'/ lcmdy 1llQ mmnq lO \Ix ~. S«b'\15, Mfl cdiuttd, sarwp SWM. ~.I~ ~11.,
., djlOMlllk Cll'lfNlma'L /\.•
llUn. Call DJ?
LA TIN UDY. )6, n·. aood tbs.I"-~ N.c> • .,.,-iuve ha. Lodur" r(S
ooamlllll rd1111nfl\)o •t. l!Mll bt
bclwwn ~. ~ly/anaUm
ally .an, ~ llatc "°* <I llt.ncir aid br 91111 ... IO &In e fam •
lly. ~ c-.y. CaU lb66.
'8Al.DWIN aaomElS' LOOK
Al.Ill 'ti~ (AliDc. Wtllin.
lllad). °"' ....... IO'bllle.,...
.0: "'~ ~. lll Cou w.. eau1m.
VUY A1TlAC11VI! DWf. P'I!) ... ,., ff/I?», N& fttyfW..
"*"' • t• 1 rm a -. r-. i11 • ...-.. --. u:icc. Ail. r-. ..-..nr ~WM NIS »4S .... ,._ ,_ ._.
c-. CWl ltn.
WHAT A MIXl ~ .... ~ ClllPl Say SW~,._..._..,_.
I I I
Worn. Wing
WOlftfll
BLOND BEAUTY S'lltlcndcr,
erwc. flm 11C!1b Sime WAIF open lO
boUi Kt.CL o--.i 811'. CaJl 2916.
'"' A wmra LESBIAN aduna ftrlWl~me.. MllSl ~c ha
wliL I'm 6'1/166. Colla Mesa. Call
2905
'° (or rda&aCnhip. Les Alamum.
Call 42A6.
UNIQUE GEN'Tl..EMAN SEEXS
UNJQUE W>Y. DWM S7, 41, llh-
Mlic N/S, iddliae, lftiallalc, wdl·
.--ed. happy mcawfl&I .t Ii·
llll!Cialty ta. I iti. ~ 1.Cmis. sold llWI love lmfL S«Ula 1111 111t1t.
uve., lftllalllbcred, dq .. lady IO
WrC I happy lift md build I iutq rdauonlblP. Muillll loyalcy, ~""' rapca • mus. Irvine. Call 4319.
NOT R>l EVElYONF.: c:aecuivc
OWM, 6S, 6'/17S,ymhflll. llhl«ac.
palCllllblt..U-becinftintwilh
• ll'llly --\ldy o( ba111y.
dMrm, .ap.isticaliaL The &oaJ IS
COll'llli1nwim a ~ lei's bePi wQ I dialop.\ m 1&nla of
UI, tnl md Ge.a reftall. Irv-.
Call4605.
VERY tooOfABl..B fw1y·JOme·
Ihm& SWM. -c proleuionel, _, ~vc SWF, laLe twa"llles,
csty dinies. r or cp.id lllCll'llCllll ""'
pomblerellliamlup,11l9'T\1Cc. llun-
t111CIOll Bcsoch. Cd )jJ6,
CJ~IS11AN SWM 23, lllO'OlpllC·
11\'t NJSmidcn.IOSJOnl1111SWF
Ill ~cs ror l'ncndslup. elfeeum.
lrvtnt. CaD JJ46.
~OfWIONAl. DWM 37, avo'Y'
lif~ ~!hows IOnllll:C. Sedms
llf.dlflcnl. (II\, &1Jr¥t1Ye lady ~
36). Coren del Mar. Call 3931.
VERY INraRESTED IN MF.ET.
INC a pma1 wilh Yl"W talClll and I
love IO Cll &ood food, perhaps wt C111
dine qClher. lrvne. "Call ~920.
RENAISSANCE MAN. SWM, 36,
S' I I 'MO. ICUVe, trin, pro( mional.
loves blc:yding, film. wi. S«ks 111·
tclliceru, •1V1Cious SWF, 24-36.
Colla Mea. Call 3636.
SINGLE. SO'S, VERY Eti.'ER·
CiETIC. ~ ac:tive hve
style. Baic:r Ihm 1venac loobl One
o( the lu&hc:r -11 people. 6'f'J24
• Lives al bach, very pw\itul•. MUSI
be tlriina pcnon. Slsisd Bach.
Call '649.
OWN. 37, S'9'/ISO, NJS, bm hair, blue eyes, llhlelic. SecU SWF ~
'°· fil. trim. Tmt.il. Call 367S.
RETIR£0 WIDOWER needafcna.le
~ f1'tf:I SO for ITlvd, din·
111&. end more. Scll Bcadl. Call 4SSO.
llANDSOMEM!AN MA.'i • .0.S'4i
120. bladtbown, llCCb Fil1P1111 lady
(or l1fc:ume pnicr. Loni Beach. Cab
'°IS.
~1.JN-LOVlNCi SWM, 34, tnJOYS
btkq. ctmer, danclnJ, 111 vd. mov·
ICS, romance, teets f analc 244'(). L0111 Beach. Call 3S 17.
ROMMilC, EDUCA1ED DJM,
youna 62. lika ""*'·walks, hold·
1n1 hands, 1T1vd, coolnns. Seek
J..1NA.'iOAU.YSFL'\Jlt£DWM62 •
NJS. 6'(100 .as amaiv~ slam r~
male for ll'IO\'ia,. lheacr, 1nvcl, eic. l..Alls &e.cl1. Call 4S47
frliClldh1:la11onsl11p. Newport Bcach.
Call 4676.
SK$R. SKA TF,R, PILOT, tit S'l I',
bl11t·eyed collC&t ~asor. fifry
IOl!lClhins. rOl!llllllC. kind. Sceb
lnlll)', fumy, lit. fwnoally saable
Sl)'llsh lady ror •orld nvel llW·
MJt. Newport Bcach. C.U 411S.
SWM, EUROPE.AN, 32. 6TfllS,
plly lmllJ, -£relish, m&IT .. ,, minded. Fiillctlal. CaU "4S.
SBM. PlOF., RESH PklNCE
n'J'I! ....... for oW fMbioned .U.~-.bSBF,11-30,
cnjoyl conans. fea. "-ii. La v..-Sip! Hill. c.113312
GOOD LOODNO, '"'c.eufvl
SWM, 3.), -. ct.y, tanaiYe
lldy aavms ~ CGllllllllma\I
encl ""' fnend. Com ..__ Cd 3957.
ATHLETIC. PROFESSIONAL,
SWM, 3l. .US 4m. cl.my '-di
lldy to ,_ il GUI. ... Be.di. c.r1m1.
A l6Al. CA TOl SWMN.S ,I, llh-
lsic:, ~ ...... wiuy.
pra(CISiollll.~ mdr-U.
ready to ICllle. ~ CAii 311&.
OWMLOOIUNOR>l.....-.fAlbW
lunol'llUS dail, IRilr 40 N.$, N/D. I love~ Tulall. Call 4615.
sFNSmVB. HONEST. SWM. 26,
6'1(143, ..... uu!l11Cl'll. Clr'lftl,
bancst SWF, 2().27, !or f\ri and ro--r N_,m Badl. Ct.II 3222.
HANDSOME, SHY MAN 40. S'T/
130. I Ion~ mt1¥1Q. Lookma
forlhtriahrnte.h. Lcq lkach. Call
4267.
OWM PROF£SSIONAL tffkJ
._,.. 10 9lJOY the '* hJ• " trt•el. ~ lllOtis. dmal, md
Kll¥1l.1& erqeeo-y. Call 4182
S&\t SRllJ(S SF J0...35 for &imd--wp. fw\. t.:h. ~ be I ~40-
pdlle. Osden~ Call 32.29.
ATIOilST, SWM. s1·. 'fltr1t111I,
...._,S-0-.~
l'ClllWllC. rs.• ..... -• ,.,., -a... 8eldl. Call 4633,
LOVE P£TTTE LADlF.S wtdl lone
bu. SWM, auraaive. uumscna.•
.--c scntJanan..slim S'9'. awly•h/
pcppe llU. l#cs io coif md WQlld
love doin& 8l!ybnc with the np
pcnon. Baby, wbCft lfC )'OU ?I fowl.
11111 valley. Call 4 746.
BLACK MALE, 47, lhowme1 &ood -..ma me! 111 .. )'OU • aood
-. Hlninpn Bcsoch. Call 41S9.
BACK BAY PA.DOLER · Tall,dlit a banc11o1s SWM c:aaa11ive ll!dl·
~ INiy prey__, (lhit\yilh) LO
bliiW f11UCmd mikt f..Jy. Ph«o?
8llboa. Call 3656.
PHOTOJOUlNAUST, FAT,
BALD' BltOICE. 3S, G • f*. oopc:t'
-.ks -aood -IO keq» the 1aner .. ~ Ccironede!Mmr.
Call 3991
HOT A Sl'ICY LATINO. 39. 9ed.s
SF. fcllrim. 2.S-3S, for fun 1nvel,
CXlllledy ltllfTl i...u-xt Call 362 l.
LOOKING FOR AN OLDER WOMA.~-vcry lftl"lalVe SM, ST/
140. l3 llCCb wcakhy lady fCJ' fl.ft.
lrYDc. CaD '3SO.
EDUCATED PROFESSIONAL
SWM. 6"2'fl IS. Cl1joyl c111uni. dine· ina. Wlltlcnds. Sects .,_ SWF
~so. ~on. panncr. for sin·
Cl!ft. relai<nhlp. ~me. Call 4lSO.
FUNNY OOURMET SJM, '°· 6"2',
• ted.1-whoanmaltcmelai.&h
w!d fill my llrlll!IY· Loni Bach. Call
42St.
riasc. Irvine. c.n 4443. MA.~CF-SWM,5CYuecksSWF20's VERY HANDSOME SA.\t JS, tall,
SB.\4 CiOONl. 33, tceb SWF who
is honest, loyal, md WV4S I talom
rel1tionship. N/D. Sima Alli. Call
3630.
to 30's for playnwe. Newport Beach. carin&.. N/S. S«ks tall, big, vcsuufu l.
Call 4983. ' homey WFmarria11Hnanclcd. TllSlG\.
ADVANCED DEGREE IN BUSI·
NESS AND HUMOR, aunctive
S~. 27, NJS. very a&hleuc. Desns
NJS. sltrider, health cmsciCM. in&d·
Uccnt F, 19-27, "'110 appm:iaies
Phlntorn o( the Open IS wdl IS the
ICinp. Lona Bach. Call 3478.
SUCCESSFUL, HANDSOME.
ph.ys1cally fit SWM, 26, Crom .
midwea,seets f1111 l0¥ing. fil. buxom
beauty (my weaknea) for -ieu
fun md ldvcnuc on a IQl-COlmUI·
ta! basis (lllUSI likcbauydlest). New·
port Bach. Call 321 I.
PHYSICJAN, SS, ST/slender,. •J>: pcalina. SecU culuvawd, youWuJ
111aloeue for supportive~'
reUi11onshlp. L111 Alanutos. Call
4660.
AFJ.llJF..\"T SBM, 41, S'6 \,lland-
Qlle, ... &«tcdis ~ fe-
male lO sh.ft lhe r lllCf lhinp in h! t. l.ooa Bach. Cell 4311.
MlDWFSTEa.N VALUF.S, phys1·
cally fit. ~. SWM/U. F1·
nanclll ly recwt and emooonally
stable, CllJOYS I beaJlhy me! active
lifCll)'lc. Scdiina 1111 lllrlCl.ive. f11
SF, 21-40, who hka fun and cxcile·
ll'lClll and pou1bly romlntC arwJ/Of
R'l111cnsh ip '""1'0'\ 8eM:h. Call ~.
VERY YOl/11fF\Jl. SWM. SIX·
TIF.S. lllm&ed, activ~ .U slO'lder.
due, sensiuve lady, 4S plus, (Of
fncndih1p. lrv1ne. Call 4713.
SENSUOUS BACHELOR seekina
the 11lrinlllt WOllllll IO shn !a!W'l-
tK 1U1te11 in 1111.~ious occm&ant
bach home. Swuet Baich. C.ll
4317.
Pl.Ml A CARDEN. Unfettcnd
DM/40 9ed.s elGICflC W0111111 w/
twinkle in her err-Newport 8cadl.
Call 416l
HANDSOME. EDUCATEU N~.
SWM31,fll'(l6S,worb018.Uy.
pllys pi:w, loves the Orscflll Dc.d. i..--........ W.ia&
llclldtr, 111r1e11ve, WF/AF .i. ~
ffll idl&icnbip md nwd to all Sec·
llftlllllO md v.-.._ ia May.
lrYw. Call 3661.
PHYSIClAN. '°· S7, l..cwc out·
doun, ll!dl M. fcnw.lc.. »JS. Ir·
vine. Call lS09.
SWM, 23, LOOICJNO R>l SWF.
11-22. Mu. be bc!81 A~ A run. nine. Call 301 a.
AFFl1C110NA'Je. WARM, DWM.
SI 0'(170, annciivc, pra(c:aioral,
loves wtb. l'OlllllU, ~ dine· inc. ..... nuic OUldocrs. Wiier
a 1111 ltld ki& SeellllJ cnaivc.,
sl«llds. DWF. ll-4S, with -•
1ercm (or fun. l'ornMCt.. rei.tion-
thip. Tull111. Call '°76.
l'M 60ith. JaTli•mt-cd SWM. 6'(100
who wants tomoet a N/S SWF who is
tall, rmrrilse minded, likes 10 uavcl
Ille! ~ cipenscs. shm, 1111'1Ctive,
1CJt1111ly aUJUSiv~ en JOYS spons and family. Newport Beath. Call
41St.
STRAIGHT SWM WANTS FJ!.
MALE (Bi) companion for fun
e¥CIU. Dance, somllzc wllh cux1c
=~Lqurm? LoogBaich. c.u
GOOD LOOKING SWM, 27, S'6',
BRN/BRN,seds wannhemled SWF
21 ·3S for IUllJCU, en. tr1vcl, lqhs.
COiia Mea Call 3469.
PROFESSIONAL, DAM, 39, S'9'/
160, MS ~ .U pra(asional
AF wider 40, must be atncuve, srn·
oere, ac:tive and f1111ncully seairc.
Costa Mesa. Call 3980.
MAN, 21 WANTS
WOOOMMMAMN. Seal Beach.
Call 3264.
A TRAVELER. DWM, S'IO'(l90,
educated professional. N/S, seeks
JPCCial lady. 3S-4S. Wauninsta .
Call 4126.
OOODLOOKC\Ci, A nn.rnc 29,
SWM. En11necr, 6'/1 6S, cnJoys
belch. vollqball, btlung, racquei·
bill, m~1c.. Seas 1o.nct1vc. alhleuc
SF 24-29. lrvme. Call 32D3.
llANDSOME LOCAL NATIVE.
SWM. 4S, 6'.cdualcd/woru locaUy.
Scelun1111nC11vt youn& lady »45.
Call only if smcerc. )'1)1111 be glad
you dlcC Costa Mcse. Call 422A.
HANDSOME, C\1TE, SWM, 29, S7
lf2'(1SO, N/S, ~luc. You're
ltlr'ICUYC, io.c oul.doon, bolluig.
down IOarth. 0..Mta. Call301 I.
HUMOROUS, HAPPY, HAND·
SOME. SWM, SO. S'll'/170. N~.
-.ks bmorn ba.uty 31-SO for meui-incful rdalionahip. C)preas. Call
490S.
SWM. 6'0'/190, TelNJS, ans. sk> ins. tcQlf'e, -.. ta.iiy rdalJm.
lhip. oo vices. lunonaa. La's pby
life. Irvine. Call ms.
A'ITUCTIVE wmf AN Ant·
lEOC PHYSIQUE. SWM .• ~D •
B.S. Depw. IAdiated to o.aaw/
helW!ydiel 10mUYla111 r~ [)aw
plcuuft 6-1 -its. plays. con-
CICIN, l(IOIU. md nuch lrlln. Re-
tpcWlly ~ a SWF. NJS.D,
JO's, who IS fit. ddllflllll, md "tr/
P""lY for love, ~ oormut·
med. Irvine. Call 391 <&.
EUROPEANSJM,NJS,ffi,6',pre>-
r~. retdy 10 mlrr)' sw IWitr
301111991 lrvlllf-c.113167.
HANDSOME. SUCCESSFUL SWM. NJS. 31, S'I O'fl 7S. ltali111 typt,
OWQ IMinca .t houtc. fimnaally
leClft. atjoy ltfe. SeekJna SWF,
Can ·t decide which ad to answer?
There nre even more choices in
our voice ads. (Over 600~)
Call our ·Dateline··
1 (900) 407-4377
and select Option 3.
Sec page 2 for details.
UKABt.6 SWM. 29, S7fl3S. f.n.
PY mo.itl, tcialce. II llineu. INllic:.
Lodtma for SWF2CMO, 1m.connr· ••on. frimdlhip. 1\min. Call 3'36.
llANOSOMB. SWM. SS. ACTI Vii,
LOYAL.~· Ws ~ lOf for po1111ble rd11Mnh1p. NID. S..U
Ala. Call 3917 •
~NlS. OOt.P. nA VlU.. lO
RM\ slim, ba111illll 2S-lS far Iona·
term relabOftlhi lrvtnc. Call 3Sll
n.t LOOKING R>lt A WOMA.'l 10
nlr.<111Yfft0tl1Y,md "'11o•1l1 matte
me her pnmty. Abol:a me -ol ~.MCCft.WWI ~.tel~
UC lllmlib, -ftlY oom lu11DJ, 31.~ISI0'/1~ C..Mca Call 3SQ).
Call 3118.
A!N LO\IDliG, SF.'iSmVE. OUI·
coing, tall SWM, N~. 34. EnJOYS
animals. alhlwcs. au cw11.nl 11t11v1
tia . Seeks sinlll• iall, SWF/SAF.
N/S, 2S-33, (Of fnendsluplposs1blc
rehwanslup. Irvine. Call 3S2S.
PROFESSIONALS~. Cl111$t1an.
30,S'll '/I !Xl E::pysspons.romanct,
111imals. SecU SWF 22 · 35 for fu:tt
rcl11i'l11Ship. TllSlin. Call 3832.
SYRJA.'i OR LEBANESE OFsouglt
by Synan cc:ntlcmin. 3S, S'6'. cntrc·
prmcur. llandsancand sinan .. Or-
anae C011111y Call 3732.
EDUCATED. HA!\"DSOME. SO,
(lodt SO). S'9'fl SO scckJ 11111a1•t
mate for daces Of fuwrc matrunony.
Newport BeKh. Call 4934
SC'CiLE MOM WA~iED. DWM.
48, llhleut, hl.ll110l'Oll1, io..cs kiJs.
Sceb SWF, 21-311111th )'wng chil·
drcn. Ncwport Beach. Call 4124
Ot.n.FASllJONED, Sf.'\SmVE.
AD~11JROUS NIS DWM, 37.
37, slusic. museums. Mang Seeks
sinarc. humorous WF. SanlJ Ana.
Call 3506.
SWM 36, 6'n70, w;e v.hcckhur.
Sceh bncht, a11rac11~t. optn·
minded, unn&. slender. acuvr
woman. Tustin. Call 3S92
CUTE GE~IUS, good·look1ng
SWM. 29, Stanford PhD. acau~e.
silly passionate, 1thlcuc. mime.al
3
To resp ond to
these ads call
1 (900)
407-4377
(billed al $1.49
per minute)
or see
lnstmctions
onpage2
Sedt111g bn&h&. kmc11c. bc:aut1iu1 SF Men
21·29. lrvlllt. Call 3341.
CATIIOUC.PHYSIOA.'i,JS.SA.\1 . Seeking
S'9't14s.1ttcs psyc!lology. spin1uai-, •'omen uy, &I\. S«ks ~er·mamcd, shm YY•
~ 29Cnsim. OrqeCourll)'. C.U
3733.
I
MR. MOM ~'EEDS ROMA.YJlC""
FRIEND to lpmd ume with. I'm
healthy, lwldsornt, '°· wt th Oins-
uan values. You should be shm,
s11hlc, anracti•e and mam agt
minded. nine. Call 4482.
NEWPORT BEACJf BUM. SWM,
NIS.NJ[). TI.C. 6"2'(100, USC-BS'S9.
MXTGIPR/R£, sects c.crt1fiably
-· -~...-belch blonde to4'1vecruy. Rel~ Newport
Bad\. Call 4588.
SWM, N1S. WRITER, DARK HU·
MOR. muancnl peits. r<Jlndl(
adveftlrOla, 9ed.i IS. 30, llU'IC1JVC
slm lady. b.alilll. Hispanic • datk
sk.111 dnve me nw! Irvine. Call
3901.
AITRACTIVE, YOIJNCi,PROffS·
SION AL. SWM. fll1CIClllJy seauc.
.U lllO-.un WF for pouthlc rd1-
tl0Nlup. Irvine. Call )&ql
BEAUTIFIJt WOMAN INSIDE
AND OVT. W1lllCd by SWM. Owu·
tt~ N/S, :11, for 1a1111s, beach. ski·
inc. 1T1vcl, w1th1n honcs1, fun.
htahhy, COlmUltcd ~i.uro,up. Jr.
vane. Call J~.
HANDSOME. TALL. STABLE.
SB~. lrvtne professional scd.s slcn-
dlr OC SF for pal&!Nt U'llSftatcR'll·
llonslup. To late lhutlcs.. It.cal
bldsround 1111unponan1 Irvine.
Call 3711
UKE DlSNEYl.A,'01 Lavt bong
cs axd? f'Ol'ICI ol J11mCu' I'm
Kn1n CAl5tnc:r Of Ptt Wtt limn.an
Stdm& paslonatc 20>30 SWF It
¥Ille. Call 3307
SWJM, NJS. 34. SY Sl:J· ['.
Tfl.UCi&'IT. 11cnc11•c, s1nccrt
COr!'fl'l'Oll k~ ~llC Mia tam
R'llltmship ~.'~'Cl~
vcr11t1on. music I.d's aDi S.m.a
111a c.au Jm.
Shl.F CONTAL'IFD. SIX 1-00T
ARTIST (SW\f). Slwpcluns IWll
~11h. t«t JO. PcM1\e 11111tlldc lhlt
flll 11 ta pl I N blt md all be larilC!cL
T llllin. C.11 31'1.
Single Life
Cuswmer Servitt
call
(310)
592-6040
f o r tnfo rmallOft
or assistance.
Sf Single Female
SM
Single Mole
D
OiYOfced
G
Goy
l
le•bt0n
J
Jew1~
A
Asian
a
Slo<:k
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H1ipomc
w
Wh1liit
N/D
No0tugl
N/S
Non.smoltlH
N/Drink Non.0.-tnltei
Special Advertising Supplement for Orange Cout Weekend U
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AV All.ABLEA. '11'0 ATTRACTIVE
DWM. 47, Tcadlef/A~. Seeks
4 SWntF. undtr S'6', !;MOTION-
t\ll Y I !EAL 1lf Y (shere& feel 111CJ).
affec11on11e. r!,-rful. ~· naue-lover, g>it, !'\ . ume for
111d wws c:amultna11. J04S. Ca-
nlOll. c.aJl ,312.
PILOT/BliS~tsSO~U.1tinc·
To resp01ul to uvc DWM. 6'2'n 85. (polnc smoker~ SccltW1: l&IL shm, 111Bc:11ve, 111eJ.li-
these ads call geol JS-4() for CCJrlVcn:llJOn, din·
1 (900)
1n1. compmuonslup, cl iravd. I hie
bnd&e. chess. ITIO\' ICS, dtnmg Clla.
111d ~ iubs. Irvine. c. u 4()4 2.
407-4377 BOYISll 4S. 6'/18S. alhlcuc. funny,
romanhc auomcy who cnpys fim.
(bille d at $1.49 music, thal1te, games and sparu
p ermbmte) would like IO met\ a fo. very anrac·
uve aod •ery UllC!hgen1 34-42 SF or see with a t:r'lle in her ty~ Scwpon
i11stn1cti01is Baich II 4-188
011 page2 RIOl. llEAI.TliY, ATTRACTI\.'E
SIL\.i, 37. medwm build. 11o'OUld like
10 l!l«I down 10 canh girl f(l( 1n11
ma1e rdauonslup. I lun111111m Beach
Call 3883.
ffi'O\.il,'FFL'\AJADllOY ,25.o I/
175 S~1 Wealthy. handsa-nc. ail!
leltt. Lo-cda:10nJ, ncU1&, pwtymg..
k1ss1111 Tusu.n. C.11 ~1~.
1'\.1 nreo~E! sWM. 2b, rnm.ss.
ab;Jo.c a-cngc loc*" ph)"'1calty ac
11-c. ad11en1urou), lipal minded
"icft! Wllnn cat111g lady for.,~
l'l'l111~ip Kids OK Gm. Mesa.
Call 3370.
RIG TNF BODY. SB\I. 22. Tall.
Men dui, CU1C. Sedt11& .. ~"' 111)' ra~ (Cl( fun Onnge Call 3318.
Seeking \.iAn RF., ATTRAC"nvt: S~i.
S'7'/l.IS. a1Tcc11ona1t, l-.11rt~ born
Women andcduaaled, xdu inuy. unmcum
bera!. pelllt. nan-smok11&, ~I
lady for fwl. dlnc1111. movies. sporu.
invtl romance Mwpor\Be.ch.C.11
4071.
YOU AA 'D J se decal&. k IDd. ll'lld·
h&CU. siablc. wtlh ~abed ca-
mn &ipy rife, laucJunc. people.
dininc. ~ics. Ila~ 11doan Ind iu.lam DWM,47, '8'/166,brown, vccn-Ccaa Mesa. Call 40SI.
R>RM.ER EUltOPEA 'Ii \.fODEL
J<d.s ~ WOITlll\ 11 I IT1lllC.
..
daie. friaxl Liwca nmmicc. talks, .,_.Cl, downs. rmilca..S balloons..
Wonh lhe call! Irvine. Call 34 TI.
LADIF.S: Do you fed lha1 you have
so much mare 10 1ivc lbln lhoK
bcntcllore apprcci.icd7 Do you ICJrl&
10awwd1Q6 lo¥c and dcvouon IO a
111111 who IS ttc:maJly ~ of yu.
wcll bema7 :0:: lhN abcu .. 1r
you desire • -oenla'od home
with 5CCWltY nl all lhc love you
coWd po131bly upcricnc:c, th11 blue-
eyed.~ lllr'IC1JVC, tcl1StbYC ccritlt·
111111 M ibould connect. You
ClCtpttOnllly altraCll~t, 25-37,
C.uas1ari,11.ll,cormutmcn1nundcd.
All rcspmses answacd.11111"1111cccll
l.A.Orc\gc ~y. c.aJI .4424
TIRED OF DA ~G1 Mc IOO! S~t
29. S'6'. blond, blucJsm. lookana for
sc:nou.s rclauanstup. Albkuc, ou1f 1>
In& run. lrllSlwonhy; no aamcs. 'm
wmh lhe call (Aiu ~esa. C.11338l
1-1,-:-. PROFESSIO:\AL. SWM. -:\I
S, 39. 51'/)60, cxruukant, WTlltt,
l(achcr Athletic, hc:.hhy. Cat.ttder·
alt. bn~ vaned 1111ercsu. Secb
SWF. :\JS. for marr111c.. f&m1ly. Jr.
\lllC. Call 3631
JS. S~. 61 /In. :-.JS. 'A> Al
1111ChVC, fun·kwt/11. honest.. fo, tn
1clltgcnL f.nJQYJ tychng, 1cnrus, du
In&, CCJrlVcn&llOll, laucJun&. ScckJ
28 39. S7•. fo. ino.y. affcr:oonatc,
dunn. krd 11 heal\. Bnghl. playful.
'lemt·aduh. pogtlt't, ,..,lh eclccllc
mio-cst\. Tusun R111tll. Call 3947
llOPEA..'L RO.\IA.\"TIC. SJ~. 36.
6 l'/115•. profeuional. iech
soulmalelp!.ymi1c 10 shart ITM1' t~.
in-LM m1n1c, Jm&h1n. romance.
Call 3814.
\ff.DICAL 511JDE.:-.T. 2.:. allllctic
S~t Seehn& maiwe., fC1T111w, VS SJF 19-2S for dOK, ccmfaul* re-
lauooslup. Irvine.. Call 3'4l
SWM 26, LOOKING R>R 24·3'
woman wbo like:• to co pix.a. a
~I like 1aucbii1al Irvine.. C.U
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SWMNS 21. 61'n 15. BLUE EYES.
college Sllldcnt, handsane. U'lldlt·
&al. alhltSJc, ~ ambl·
uaus. lunoraus scdi11111all canna
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33'0.
DWM. MllJTAltY, 37, S'IO'/l60t, ALL AMEIUCAN LOOKS W/ BJO
blondrAll~. COJitl1'1 mmic.. bowl· HF.ART Uld wam lllllle. SWM. NJ
1111o ,_ICll, ln1"-Scdrs SWF/ s. JO, 6'1'. adildic.. Ulldliaait. pre>-
DWF, 1S-3S, l*lle. 10y, Ln1\, for reuiara1. r nncially teart. &py
relatiauhip. imdter liiy. T111tn movies, ~.~music, ..ib
Call 3791. A l'Oll'AnCIC. SeetiniSWF,N~. willl
simillf ~ ilKIRSIS. l.or11
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AIL WM. 31. ~c. confidm.
classy. Scdill& Vfrj bcalllifW, acay, wurra ~.11.1m10'. ms
fwl. IS.JO,SWF1ocrul·~· W'Omln co tumint dilfcrm anaJa
tdcn. Santa Am. U 3 9S. ol hfc. Stimulatin! cor1voution.
JTIUSl(. Irvine. Call 329
ALO!'-'E • AGAIN7 SWM. NA 62..
ST/l60l,tcni-rand. S«br.i.c. CB.11.£.\tANlY. WARM 41, S'S
SWF.~.S4t,w11hwwmlh WI. 112'/lSO, succasf\11. c:cmc1bc. alh·
Likes boob, films. beach, thalirc, lcuc. l..tkcs lwach, 1nvd, fine~
MOlAIVEa&les. quiet limc9. 1111111\. Seth 1'RIM' male. Family 0 .
Call 4719. Newport Bach. Cao 410ot.
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Call 30'1.I.
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Call 4766.
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cbn..,ia. honcsl and f1.11,lowm1-I
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lllUIJC. ft!O\la. etc. YOU: SWF.
0nman. NIS. 26-3S. mlUn ~
sunilar 1$trCIU (c. ~"la
IKmhlp. 1rvw. Ca11 l944.
WORK JIARD, PLA)' UA~D.
OWM, 37. S7. Elipyt hcncs. Ski·
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MAN. 41. Iii and fun. wtrm and
aff~. cmouonaUy 111d (11&11
eta.Uy ublc. Std.via pctJte. mtll1
'"' aanaM lady. ~" Call 4211
Aftc CTIONATR. CllRISTIAN.
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.. love ¢11~0\ UaJO)' l!ICl'I~.
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ltO\iA.'\1lCltF.ADtA." ~S.o'l.
llll'liCll~c sctl1 lova1'te 50',jh hmic
main. fApy .ns . .Jis1ty. " 11"&.
bcallh. s~-pon lksJ\. oa 4923
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l.Ol'llllJ far nu loollf1'. llll, ilrn.
4(kih SWF. U.utan. SIS. lKYK
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lady lrv111t. Call 4ll6
SWM. Y()t;SC:l7S7'/14SI. W..
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t11Jlu. -.nab, nrw nmac. l't'.ldln&.
lllcl rc:ally ClfCS I ~-Call ~ 1'
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lauoneip fl/ SWF. 'Jf/110 40's.. ..tio
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SWM..3t.S7114S,JD,tteb fcrna
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lln&Jas. Call 3632.
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Orqt <All 4()t().
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profcwcnl, (cotl!plllct •11111)\l),
SWM. fm )S yrs old, aunwvc,
aoocl bwlcl. 51'/160' I'm vcaq
an IJPe'll minded CCll!'fll»«t. I m
dan. clucme, hr>c my°"" pbicc.. II open mQldn1 &'Id tcdillJ I cL~
mit\ ~. c.all me. Loni 8otdt.. Call m~
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Anal\Q1'I Call 41 '4>
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BOil\'.""'"' ~'°"""'full
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(nflik 10 mpy fir r ..... IJc.
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Call 3790.
HANDSOME. HEALTIIY W\C
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SWM. BLtJE..EYFJ> BLONDE 671
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THEATER
Kelly Perint" quizzes Gregory Krosnes before cameraman Michael Mufson in "Mastcrgate" at UCI.
'Mastergate' makes political
shenanigans laughing matter
P olitical satire reached its zenith at UCI over the
weekend with the Southern California premiere
of Larry Gelbart's outrageously funny
"Mnstergate."
This is a look at the Iran-Contra hearings as only
the creator of "Tootsie," "City of Angels" and TV's
hit series "M• A •s•H" could envision it. And UCl's
production, brilliantly directed by Dudley Knight,
deserves a much longer engaaement than its
one-weekend stint on the Irvine campus.
Set on the main stage of the Fine Arts Village
Theater -with the curtain drawn and audience
shoehorned around the actors -"Mastergate" gets
off on l,he right comic foot u playgoers p3SS through
a metal detector on their way to the "hearing room."
What transpires u the 1V cameras roll is a wacky
look at fictional characters who rina inst:mtly true to
the ir real-life counterparts.
"Mastergate" is subtitled "A Play on Words," and
Gelbart mercilessly twists his own version of political
doublespeak throuah his hilarious script. The actors.
for the mo t part, play it straight, letting the savage
dialogue explode like shrapnel around the hearing
room.
In Oelbart's sterlina satire, the Latin American
countries or "San Elvador" nod "Ambigun" are the f~s or illicit arms shipments through a
CIA-controlled Hollywood movie studio. Lt. Col.
Oliver North has been demoted here -his choracter
is a major known as Manley Battle -and he's given a
rousingly patriotic interpretntlon by Gregory K.
Krosnes.
Thomas Redding excels in two roles, those of a
decrepit congressman and a right-wing senator. Larry
Biederman as the committee chairman and Paul
Tifford Jr. as its chief counsel h;immer out their
loaded questions skillfully, as do Robert Kushell,
Kelly Berine and Krbten Dnurelio ns other panelists.
Joel Forsythe gets off a superb impression or
now-President Dush as "Vice President Burden,"
defending the nrms operation with unmistakable vocal
innections and hand gestures. Alan Schack is a
frighteningly polished secretary or state, while Robert
Hickok springs the big surprise of the show as the
late, demented CIA chief, probably causing William
Casey to turn over in his own grave.
A II four lawyers for the witnesses ore played
convincinglf by Jon Sidoti, while Hope Chernov
nicely enacts al of the wives. Maura Vince nt is
excellent as the TV reporter Merry Chase who keeps
us up to date on the exploding situations.
Programs urc withheld until after the show -and
for good renson. Not only doc this amplify the feel of
a real congre ional hearing, it saves some juicy
information for last. The postscript (where arc they
now?) is especially hilarious.
Rewritten by Gelbart since its Broadway production
a few years ago, "Mastergate" i a master satire by
one of the funniest writers in any medium. It's
regrettable that the UCI production was ticketed for
only one weekend and is now history.
-By Tom TJtu~
I just wanna know Why
'Everybody Loves Opal'
E ven the bcM of pi n)" right~ ha!) been knO\\ n to
gi'e birth 10 a tu rl..cy nO\" :rntl ::igain. Neil Simon
had his .. fool ... " Sam Shepard hi!. "La Turb1.1:·
They ju~I tlon't get rrotluccc.J O\Cr and mer ag.1i11 111..c
John Patric k's "facl)botly L O\'C!> Opal." ~
Patrick -a talented \\Ord"11ith \\ho g:t\C u~ 'Thi..:
I tasty I lcart" ond "Teahm"c of th...: Augu:,1 f\luon" -
probably enjoys the cfotinc tion of ha\ ing cn:atcJ the
mrn~I popular b:1d pl:1y in the the.lier (a!) a mu,k.11,
··11c1to. Dolly" woultl be in a !)Cp.1ratc CJtegu~ ). SumL-
thing :1bou1 the pure idiuC) of the piece gu;1ra11tCl'' 1b
re -emergence C\'C~· fh e or 10 )c.1r:-..
Some the.Her~. hl..e the Cu-.1.1 ~lc::,.r Cl\ 1c l'l.1\ h11u,c.
C\en do it l\\icC -.1hhough it\ bccnr'l!Ycr 2ll ~c.1r:
!>ince 1hc la!)t \Cr:,ion .ind pla)go.:r, ccm tu h.l\e ,hon
memories. Co:,ta ~lc,.1\ l.1lc'>I "Opal" current!~ i' llll
'tagc, churning out du:hc' h) the c.1rlo.1d.
Theater
Critic
1 hi time arountl, the pl.1~ huu'c wpped one of 01.111!,!1. Count)\ b..:11\.f
See OPAL 13
ltt ,..,... pt....e ..
u ra uGrcen, Peri Baker and Cheryl Dowfing provide answer
lo ''How To Eal like A Child" at South Coast Repertory.
Kids will be kids after this play
By Matt Coker
I f your I.id need le !>On on
how to be a I.ill, entl him
or her o'er to South Coa:,t
Repertory th is ''cd,cnd 10 'oat..
up Delia Ephron':. hil.1nou:.
"How To Eat Lil..e A Child."
The l:ite t production from
SCR's You n • Con)crva1ory
Pl a)ers is a rapidly pJccd, 60-
mi nute pri mer on how not to be
:i grown up, drilled 1010 the
hcnd of a pnm .ind pr\1pcr hulc
Ensli'h chJp i\..lmed Charle:. -
an 11-)car-oltl al rcJli} plJnning
for his retirement -b, the
See CHILD/11
' .. '.'". "'·•·co.t.W.-end f ~ .. June·1f. \19a,. 1 ' .. •
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FESTIVALS:
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LITERARY ARTS
• llh11 \IJrhle Coffe~house l'IU., H.11
I C..-1.1 /\\<'!.J 6~6-5r6 fret"
l 'f"l'w• 111 Poc.•try Night J'f("-C.'nh
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.., 1\lth .1 tlwme cuni crnini; thC' C'n"
• 1°1.11 1,,Ul" oi lod.I\ 's worfd ,ind to·
lutuH· JI 7 Jll lt•nii;ht Adm1\
• j.-\\1\h Community Ci.'nter .?SO 8Jl..<'r
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I " , , 1 , houl.. hom the Ctxn1·" 111 1hc
i 1' ln1111 "'I~"·"~ Photopapt., r\ u( th('
,• ·" h \\11rld" on ~unday JI 10 HI pm
MH T IN<..S & "ii MIN1\H"
• 8Jlho;i 51.i Club P 0 Bm, 8.!118 1't'\\·
p 1 •I flt•,Jlh 11lbS6 7Jl·'H16 All-
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lu·lil ' \Cl pm luevi.lv ill f';~l)<HI Dunt~
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lfr.1, h D1nnt·r .ind lw"(''J!:l'S (~'ii w1I hf'
11,11, l\\t'd hy .1 hf'\') uf ll.'st1v11tes.
• C o,t.1 Mesa Arts Complex 151 K.1lm1"
Dr h111ld1ni; C. Ctl\tJ Mc..i 2-11 9906 All
" .t.1\ 1 •11 <.und.1y, Dl'fun• I oundJttun lor the
"-rl J1mm1t' f)l'f ntl' 0.1nrr Centrr, PJ(.1(.r
'>< 111.11 o l Mu\•l .1t11I the Arts ;incl Ctt•Jtr\l'
.i.1t\ lttr l\t<h prt•wnt lrct• dJ\>C\ 111 l>.1llc.•t,
l,IL/ hljl ,intJ funft d.111{ I' fr>f all ,fl,~ ell ,111
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•Hi· Time Cell.m 250 ~ St., Costa
Mes.l, 650-8463. Tastings OI new wines
from Old wmeflCS (ealured 3-7 p.m. ThUl'S•
days. New ''1ne arrival~ tasted 3·8 p.m .
Fridays. Winery taSling featuring Flora
Springs Winery o( C.Mornia presented 1 ·6
p.m. SJturd.ly. "Introduction to California
RC'd Wines" is the topic of th<" finJI meet·
oni; of "An Introduction to the PleJSures o(
\\one" \Crtl'S 6-7:30 p.m . Tuesd.ly. Ser~ c~ is 560. Library tastings, (l.'aturong r.lre
.1nd older "n1.1.;cs, are conducted -1-7 p.m
\ \ ednt'>days Prtce per tJSle vartcs.
• Je\\oish Community Center or Orange
County 150 8.11.,cr St, Costa Mes;i E1i;tit-
"L'<'I.. ontc-rm('(J.Jt<' brtc!Re l~n runs Tues-
clJv eH•nint-:\ 1rnm 7-1>'.30 p.m. bt-~1nning
lune 1 C... hoe 53') !members); S-l'J (non-
ml'mb<'l\I C.111 Slt'\l' CJrdnl'r .it 41)5-1 JOl
for tnlor111.11ton MJh lonsi; clJsse) tor be·
i;inncrs "111 bt• hl'ld Thur!ICIJ)"> lrom 1 3
pm tx·i.:1nn111i: June 18 through July ').
ft,.. SI 0 (mt·ml>cr>I; '> 15 lnon m•.'11 bt r>I
CJll 751 Ol1ll8
• Ne\\pOrt H.ubor Art Museum 8)0 S.1n
Ck•rnMll' Dr., N<'"Jlurt Bt'.Kh, 75'1 11!.l
M1d1ellt> Cu\. cur.11n11JI ~s1~1.1nt .1t the
mu•t•un1 1.111.., nn "\\'tJmt'n Lool..111i; 1 lw
/\\Jll.' C.oll' L nill'r St.rutiny" al noon l ul'S·
UJ\
• Nc"J>Orl Theater Arts Center 1501
C 1111 Dr . 1'.t'" 1xut lk.ich, 9C.C.. .! ltl, l he
\ 1111.' Strt·t·I llwJll'r Co, a new altu(s
"'''"'""P· p•l">l'llb rPgul.ir \ho\\CJ~ for
I loll>"'uo.xl c.i,1ing director~. Cla~scs are
1111i.;01ni; Su11d.1r~ from 4-7 pm. Applicant)
1•1.w CJll 8 J m 5 pm. MondJy·Frid.11•
.ipptedation course, meets 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
MOndays and Wednesdays beainning June
15. Fee: S18: Theater Arts 100, an Intro-
duction to all aspects ol the.lter, meets 6·9
p.m . Mondays and Wednesdays ~nnlng
June. 15. Fee: S 18. Art 120, a freehand
drawing course, m~ts 9 a.m.-1: 30 p.m.
Monday-Thursdays bei;nni11g June 1 S or
5: 30-l 0 p.m. Mood.ly:rhursdays beginning
June ~9. Fee: S18; Art 110, elements Ol
design course, meets 8 a.m.· 12:30 e.m.
o\1oriday-ThuM.>ys beginning June 15. Ftt:
S l 8 ; Music l 02AD, which examines com·
puters and rcl.itcd digital tKhnol~ry in the
music in<lu~ry. nl«'IS 6-10 p.m. l'v\Ond>ys
(with mandat°')' labs same time Tuesdays
or Wednescfays) beitinning JUnc 15. fee:
S 18; film.McJoo 192', 'vhkh provitlc\ b.nic
instrudion m film Jnd video production,
meets 10 .l .m .-2 p .m . Tuesd.&y•
Wednesd.lys beJ:1nning June 16 Fee· S 20;
Photo,:raphy l OJAD, a course on astro-
nom1('JI phocoi;raphy. meets 7-10 pm.
WedncsdJ)-S bcS1nning June 17 ft..oc: 56.
• Orange County Cruies lmprov Com· edy Scliool 16692 !Joi~ Chica St .. Su1lc
201, I iuntrng1on Be.lch, 640-1406 Clams
on: rnlermcd1atc/$ccne study meets
\Vedncscl;iy evenings starting June 17;
music im1"ov meets l hu™1ay ~eninJ;S be-
~innrng June 111. 0.isse\ (or teens m~'l fll.
days and children on Saturdays All d~
Jre lim111 .. -<l to 1 O people and meet eight to
10 \\ttks, CJtecpc music improv and sl..1t
v.r1ting whteh are limited to Sil< people and
mcel ~\ ~eeks. Tu1llon: 5300 per person,
with a non-re(undJble 5100 de~it and
one·ltmc s 1 s fl•g1stration rec.
• Pacific School of Music & the Arts 1S1
Kai mu~ G-1, C~.1 Mesa, 54 5-12 l 7 "Roel
\ ,, "II(
Classical, Opera &t Traditional
• S.uoque Music Festival or Coro n.i del
M.l.r, various locations, 760·7887. 12th an-
nual series ol conceru continues with
"Music In lhe Gardens" Jt Sherman Li·
brary and Gardens at 7:30 p.m .. Friday
with brass music followed bv a re<1t.ll by
hJrp:sichordist Malcolm Hamilton jomcd by
1KOfdcr pl.>)'cr Tod Frank and rellt>t Kc\-in
Plunkett tn musie of the Italian and Spanish
Baroque, plus a son.>tina for rC.'C.ordt'r .ind
harpsichortl by the late I lalscy StC\cns.
Tickets arc 520, 1 he fcsir.•.11 Finale at St.
Mith01cl .ind All Ani;cls Episcopal Church,
3233 PJcirlC View Or .. C01on.:1 cJcl M.:ir, Jt
4 p.m. Sund.iy spotli&hts the eJtly "Coln.·
sal 8.lroque" pctiod 1n VcntCe. A t-1.l~ill·
at from the V~s ol SJnlil C1.-c1ltJ by
Scarlatti rcc:Cl~'S its first 11\e p<.•rk1nn.1nce
rn Amerte.i, from ;i manuscnpi tuppll('(f IJy
mu>ic~1)t Oems Stevros Also on the
program arc J motet by JuJn de PJd1l1J, a
concerto grosso by AlcJnt,'Clo Cort'll1 .ind
V1vakJi's d10tJI \\urk "Bc.ltus V11 " 11cf.cts
are S 1 S.
•SL Andrew's l'rMb)tClian Church WO
St. Andre\\~ R().ld, NC\\pott Bc~h. 6J 1 •
3821. "f•,'Of•t~ v111 Concco;· re.itur.ns
the Sanctu.iry Choir, Orchcslr• Jntl ~""'>
\\ith special guest Jester HJir>ton ptt");!nt
this yt>ar's faV0<1tt' anlh<'ms and ~ at 7
p.m. Sunday. Tiekets: S2·SS. •
• Tustin Marl.et Pl.ice 2777 El C.1mtnO
Rc.>I, Tustin, 730-·41 2-1. Costa Mc:..>-ba'>Cd
and in1cm<1tionally acclaimed All Ameran
lk>Ys Chotr performs a1 1, 3 and S p.
Sunday 1n the V11bge .lre.>. Admission: fr~.
Jazz, New Age & Blues
• Alta Co((ee W.irehouse & Ro.1Jlin1 Co.
506 31st St,. Newport BcJch, G75.0233.
Dave Cross plJ)'S j.i.u :ind bill(') ,,, 8.3
p.m. June 18. Adm!S)IOO' fr(?(!
•Ancient "·briner, :?607 \V. COJie llobh· ".ay, Newpott lk.xh, 6 16-0201. I Llm· merhc~ Bl~ pl.l)) rocl. Jnd blues at 8 -IS
p.m. friday-5.lturd.a)'\.
• BirrApotelll'i JJ]) Bri>tol St , (:o.t,,
Mes.l, 850·9000. Don M1ll('1's 81g Band
plar.-1111nlc tor u.1ncing L>\1.'fy Mood.iy
from 8-11 ·.!0 fl m
• Blue M.lrble Cutfffhouse 1007 11.iibnr
811."Ci, Co..tJ t.\M.l, !..i(> 57"6 1111' lO\C
C~.ils pL1y l·'"Y n~" ·'"1-' mu I\. Su"'lJ) at 6 pm
• Bt.indon's Loun~e .11 1 he Bt'\l'lly tlC'ri•
1.1ge Hott-I. 3150 A\CnU(' o( the Alb. C·~
Mes.>, 751 ·S l Q(l IJU >t)ltSl RlJ\hll\nl'
M:lrk j)el(Of11l) \\llh .:I M.'JKIOl'lf Nrou11 .ll ')
pm. t:ri<Lly·5.lh11CLly
•Cafe Udo SOI lOlh St r...C\,p<ift Ut'.llh,
675·2%8. "Clurl)' ' in ,.ut Jnd l>lut'>
ion1sh1. Ba1b.11J "\ui"""' "Pfll'J" hidJy.
Yv.: £\.ins .ind (um1lJnv ptrl01nl :>.1tun.l.iy
<SS CO\NI. W.a)'ne \\'.i1nc's r-:1.w Cont('m·
l>Of.lt)' fbnd r ... 1turini; O<'fC'k Oorde.lu\, lal
C.mlic,, Tom link Olrid Cary Wing .ipp«.lr
Tul'Sd.1y. l .11111 J.lU pc-11.:u)SlOOrSl P.ir~ho S.inc~~ pcrt(l(ms \Vl'd1~Jy 1$7 C'ovtrl Joe N;ipp.i Jnd the All >t.us pc((Vfm Jun1.•
18. Sh<M1unes: II JO p.m ·1 .i.m. Thun• • Orangl.' Co.HI Collef:e, 270 I fa1f\1<•w
Ro.id, Co~lJ M<"Nl for 1nformJt1011 on lhl'
lollll\"ng clJs>1.-.... phone 432-5880 A
thrt't'·hour \\Orluhup on 150 point) o( 1n-
tcrc-st {or Or.ing<' County fam1lo~ '~111 IJe
ht'ld JI 'l J m SJturdJy in Room 205 of
OCC's ll'\\IS Applied Science Building
foe 52'1, a thr<c·hour \\Orksho p uncv"('r·
1n,; J multitude o( wJ)<s lo travel for le~\ 1\
hl'ld (, JO p m \Vcdne-.c!Jy 1n R()um 102
ut OCC's St1tnLe ll.'Ctur<' Hall f ee SJ-I; J
lr>Ur·Wl't•L. clJ\\ ll'.lt..h1ng the Jrt O( frt')h
rlm.11 ,1rrJns1ni: !Jt·i;tn> June 1 H .trnl run'
Thur..dJ\~ thruui;h ful~ 9 lrom C.. JO 8 JO
p rn tn Room 101 ol OCC's Art Ct•ntcr r l'l' )' l'J r or 1nform.111on on the lollu\\ oni;
tlJ~!><.'), phone 432·5772: lht•Jtcr Ari\
1 U.t, \\h1c.h INChc~ the art ol 1111prtM>.I
t1nn. p1~·nf("<l ') J m .-2 p m '1.t1urd.1)>
bt');onnon): Jun" 20. Fl'<'. S1 8, him 110AB,
"h1rh p111~1dt'> an intrtiductiun lu I.Im Jnt.I
\IUl'O produ(llon, ~ls 10 J rn ·2 \1 m
Tuesd.lvs Jnd Thursc!Jys t>ei:•nmng unt
l C. Fee S6 per unit, M~ 100 .• 1 mu!M<
\\'Of~)," where L.eyboardists, drum· r---------------------------------
mcrs, guot.lrist~ and \<>Cal~ ages 6-~ult
1am 1n .1 11,e-b.lnd selling. held 3-5 p.m .
Saturday. Fee· S 15
·~n Outstanding New
Indian Restaurant" .... ~ n.u:.~n..
• Radisson Hotel 1 6800 MacArthur Blvd .•
lf\ine, 1-800-310-LOVE. "HJvc the Rcla-
1tonsh1p You Want" is J>fescntc.'Cl by n.1t100·
ally accl.urm>cJ psychotherapist Dr PJt
Allen Tut~I)~ from 7-8 pm Adm1u.on·
SS.
• UCI College of Medicine .tnd Nation.ll
Pain lnslilule JI I fol1CL:iy Inn rn I tuntlngton
Beach. 37 J ·8900. A thrc.-e-day seminar .1nd
''ork~op focu\lng on 11npl.int.111on tccb
n1quc') uSl.'tl to rchL'VC 1.hromc p.11n held
tndJ) ·S.11urd.1~
• The Worl.s G.lllcry .u Cl'}st.11 Court
l3Jl BeJr SI. Suit<.• JlS, Coslil MMJ, 97'.I
6757. "fhc RNI NI.'\\ Y()(I. Art Scene:· a
le<.ture by 11crb S<h\\Jft.l o( 8t'S\ Cutle1
Gallery. prc)('nll-d 6. 30 p m. Friday
~ • A, ----·-
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Luncheon
Mon-Sat
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Lunch,
Dinner &
Brunch
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998-8 South Coast Hwy
Laguna Beach, CA 92M1
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3010Lafayette •Newport Beach • 675 .. 5777
10 Orange Coast Weekend I Thursday, June 11,'1992
dJ)~ and Sundiays-Wedncsd.lys; 9 p.m.·
I JO .;i.m Fnd.iy-Soll\lrdolys.
• C.ino's ltnLlunnt 2241 W. Coast
H\\), Newport ~h. 631-1381 . lrs (.z.
ullbcf leads a jo1U j.lm Sund.lys from 2:30-
) 30 pm
• Crysl.tl Cour1 acron rrom South Co.ut
PIJZJ, 8<.'ar St~t .ind Sunflowt>r A\(.'fl~. c •l'>t.l M<.'s.l, 4lS·2167. Free Suncfay Jazz
Concert ~ries in C<.'nt<.'f Court con11nu~
~und.ly w.th David Arl.MStOO<.' (multi· r~rument.ahstl, Other p<.'rformcrs: T 1ngst.ld
\ Rum~ (guit.'lr and woo<h .. ind Cluo),
hlfl<' 2 I. Spencer Br<.'\.\-ct .ind St<.'\~ K1ndlcr
l\nll1n,pt.lno duo), June 28. Show11me: 2
pm
• Oiedrk h's CofrH & Espresso Bu 474
I 17th St, Costa ~\es.1. 6.46·032). The
l'.wl l\enl Qo.lrtet. ft'.itunng Vibes, p1.lno,
b.1 , .md drums, performs 5.lturd.Jys from 9
pm .mrdntght. Adm1n 1on: free.
• Double T •ke 5902 W11rnct Ave , Suite
" 1 lunllni;Jon Bt'.lch, 8-40.6118 Ronnie '.i' P''-~nts Open Rocl1n' 81Uf'S J.;ms Sun·
, ·~ n.bhts at 8
• ll M.at.adOt 16903 Algortqurn St • I lun-
1 .. I Bt'.xh. 846·Sll1 Fus..10 pz.c GUI
• r t Chu~ S1tand11ng perlorrru \\Ith Lulll<.'f
tlughc:'l> tun1sh1 DOui; M.>eleod & 111)
8.1ncl pl>v the blues Fnd.>v-5.lturd.iy Shelly
••• u1c ''Ill? S11nd.ly. "Killer Bl~" from
(1111 \'t'l~t'n. MAe )otd.ln, John f<.'fr;iru
~ lh lulhcr HU);hn p<f'Sefltcd Tu~.1v
(.k"'tl C.rreu·s ··~1~ Complct;i," .:i lO·
tH' Br.:iz1h.an 1.izz lund, puform•
', l'(fn('KIJ) Ch.lrlcs Ot\\l'll & lfo B.l"'I
~ J' l,,!rn J.UZ June 18 Sll0\\1IO'K'> s· 30 nd 10 IS I'm. Tu(')(i.l~·lhund.1y; IJ .1nd
I ~ 5 I' Ill frld.J)' SJturd.1), S .ind C. -4 S
fl m UflllJy,
• 1.i'>hlon Island on Nt'\\'POf'I Center
Onw .ilJoo.~ P.lufic Coo)i ll1.;h\,,1r.. N~w·
pi 11 !l~J~h "Summer lau Fe-t1\,1I ' bc.-s·n~
Ju!, 9 '' th ff~ lhun<lJy 111i;h1 cunu•rb 111
ct • ·"•'1n1.1n ~\.!ICU\ coun~•1cl Lineup
\lrCh 11•1 Toml1n ... ~r1, Julv 9, 1<c1Jw MJl>U1.
ul~ 1 '" Hor.i Purtm 1U1.wh.m ,.1111. Jul~ .! J DJll S.·t~I July JI). tlO be .1n
11unr1'lll, Aug 6; Rob Mullin'' All-SI.Ir
I .u•d -\ug 1 ), l ht.• LNJrng Cdi-."\: ft.,1turtni; .,,,u h11, fon'I' Cut•rrl'fo. Cr,1n1 CA·1~sm,m
.i 111 nlOfc, Aug 10. p,,ncho SJn,h\.•z llalin
pt, rruswnl, Aug ~7 Shcft,umc SC.pm
• f111s~r.1IJ'• food •nd Spirits 1IJ1:1 \\J~ St, ttunttn.,-ioo 8('Jch. 9c.8 ~s. J Entcr1.11nmcnt Mk n•gha J \\ct'I.., v n" Murrc:ll on \\ l'IJ~I.\)>: llf'l'l'I m1l.l'
on l I utW.l)-s, c.ill (Uf Olhcr fc-.itur~'S
• lty.1111 NNpot1tr 1107 J•mboit'C Ro.IJ. ~. "flOI' Beach, ;.-0-2000. frid.ly nisht
Summct Conc('rt 5crt("\ lltll'up 1.100 !Id.et
JlliCl.')l C.irl Fontan.t Qu.i1lc.-t IS81, th·~ fn·
dJ\, ~rry Mullri;.ln QuJrtet IS121, June
111: Jon f.tdd1s Q\i.lrtn IS81, Jufltt' 26 CIJ e
I lll11·r Qu.l1n IS8), Jul) 3; G.11y Fmtl.'r
Qu.irtct IS8), July 10; ~rl.e Marl.loo
Qu,irtu IS10), July 24, Supers.l!C IS10), July
J 1. 11.irold Ul\\J Qu.irtct IS81, Aug. 7;
Conic undoll Qu.trll'I IS81, Aug 1-4;
Louie Belhon Big Band ISlOI, Aug. 21.
Catrs open 6:10· p.m., show st.irb 7:30
p.m
• J.D.'s unding at Peter's Landing.
'16-100 Pacific Co.:ist H~y. liunt•nstoo
Beach. L1\'e rhythm and blues froo1 the
bind Sunset Blue •S prt.'SCnled Silturd.ly·
Sunday nights.
•\.t~ell's By the Se.i 317 Pacific Co.i)i
Highway, Huntingtoo Be.lCh, S36-2SSS.
The flm OeJulto T1o0 pcrlorms frrday-
Saturday nights Jt 8. 9:30 and 11 and Sun·
days at ), 4:30 and 6 pm. Special guN
solOl>ts "ho jocn the 1110 mdude: voc;il1st
lndt'y.i IFrid.Jyl; tenor ~xophomw Bob
Cooper ISJturd.lyJ; Couper returns with
t1umpetcr Snool..y Young !Sundayl; voc11h)t
Stephanie Ha)ncs (June 191: trumpc1er/\o-
c<1l1!it Jack Sheldon (June 201; tmmboni~t
Bill W.itrous Ounc 21 J, pt.ln1lol/\OCJl1)l
Betty Bryant Uune 261; tromboni)( M1lo.t'
Fahn f)unc 271, Jnd trumpeter/
lluf,-ClhorniSl/\oc.iltst Stacey Rowb Uune
281. 1 here 1s a S4 cn1crt.11nn1ent th.lri;e
.ind S7 m1n1mum food bt.'\crJgc lh.irgc
•Rusty Pefian 2735 W. Coast Hwy.,
Newport Beach, 642·lo431. Allen Morethm
appe.irs throudi Saturday and Wednesd.Jys
at 8:30 p.m. fade BrJnd plays Sundays at 3
p.m.
• Sludio C•fe -B.ilbo.i 100 S. Main St.,.
B.ilboa, 67S·7760. Hammerhead Blue
plays 9 p.m.· 1 a.m. Thursd.ly and Mondays
and 2-6 pm. Sundays.. Mel\ in Da\'iS Quar-
tet plays 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Fridays. Stady Sie·
ll<.'I plays J<IU 9 p.m.· 1 a.m. Tuesdays. Paul
Kricbtch Trio plays 9 p.m.· 1 a.m. Wednes-
days.
•Studio Cafe -Corona del Mar 3201
£. Co.ist Hwy .. Corona def Mar, 67S·7S7S.
Jeff C.Onzak-s blows his sax 6:30 p.m.·
12:30 a.m. SJturdays and 7:30.11 :30 p.m.
SundJ)' .Jnd Tuesdays.
Pop , Rocle & Country
• A.11.t Coffee W.irehouse & Ro.isling Co.
506 lht St .. Mwpoo Beach, 675-0233 .
la\e las MJnns pfar.s innovat"e pop ml.15'<:
.lt &:JO tonidlt. Hitli On Gras> pl.lys blue·
gr.iss ill 8:36' p.m rriday Irish Folk Night I)
presented S.lturdily. John Joseph pbys foll..
music Sund.ty Joe Ollgic plays pop mu~c
\\'ednesd.ly. $ho\V\lma: 8:30 p.m. Thurs·
dJ)·SJturd.ly, ~\Ont.l.l)·Wed~y; 7.)0
pm Sunday. Adm~>ion: Free.
• Cruy Hone Steak House and Saloon 1 S80 lfrookhollow Drive. S.Jnta Alla, S-49~
1S12. Darla Lee & Hearts A' fire pl.ly 8
p.m.· 1 :)0 a.m. today-Saturdoly. £1vu 1m-
pcfSOflator Roo Stein sings 1 and 10 p.m.
Monday. Country scnSJhon Billy Roly Cyrus
performs 1 and 10 p.m. Tuesday (Sold out).
Night Riders perform Weclnesd.:iy-June 20
from 8 .P.·m.·l :lO ;i.m. and June 21from6
p.m.-midnight.
•Fi~ Feel Two Fashion Island, NC\\JX><l
Beach, 640-S2SO. KJrcn G.:illrnger .1nd
Michael Hill perform SJturdJys from 7:.JO·
11:30 p.m.
• Harbor Singers Prcsbytl.'11an Church of lhc Covenant, fa1rv1ew al Alfarm. C<ht.l
Mesa, 897·0S87 or 964·3383. Singers .md
dancers sought for femJle group 01 all J):CS
and sizes who perform ever)th1ng fh)ffi
pop to rode. Meetings Jl 7 p.m. C\ery
TU<.'Sday at abo\t' 3d<lrcss. The group \\Ill
alJC> perform at your spcci.ll c\cnt.
•Irvine Me.Jdows Amphitheatre 61!08 lr-
.. ine Center Ou~. lf\rnc. 8SS·8096. The
Cult aod Or.lmJranl.l appe.lr .:it ti p.m SJt
urdJy. Hank Williams Jr. Patty LO\cle>s
Jnd Doug Stooe pcrf'u<n1 .:it 6 p m lune
19. lroo f;uiden, l bt.lment and Corr0»ion
of Coolorm1ty pcrform at 8 pwi: July 2. Tclsa .Jnd Fir~ perform at 8 pm Jul)
5. The G)'J>SY Kin~ pl.ty JI 8 p m. July 11.
I l.1mmcr, Bo>z II Men and Jock-c1 ap1,._•Jr
at 7 p.m. July 12 DJn rO\,'Cllx'i& .ind El11a
Cill .. y)()n pl.:iy .JI 8 p m July 16 Loi·
1.Jp.llooz.a" featunn_g Red Hot Ch1lr Pl'p·
pers, Ministry, Ice Cube, Sounds.:uden, th!.'
Jesus and Mary ChJrn. Pearl J.lm and Lu.ti
perlorms at 2 p.m. Sept. 11
• Irvine Valley Collcge Courl)Jrd Amph1
theatre, SSOO If\ rne Center Or If\ 111<.',
5S9·3l33. "Hot Tit(," J high energy fl'\ue
of recent Broodway song·and·d.Jnce rou
tines, IS IC\ 1vcd arter a SUCCCSSJUI e.1rl1er
run lhroul)h June.20 Ticlo.<.'ls S7-S8
• Jiml B's 16S25 Brool..hur\I Jnd llt•1I,
fount.lin V.illey. 77'S·7978 Beginning fu·
dJy-5Jturday and running 1ndcf1n11ely, ~lo·
1st Rusty Wilson .:iccom1)Jn1ccl by drum
mJchrne and elt.'(J1onic i;e.:ir plJ)'S cJ.1,.,1c
rock, soit rock. country Jnd sing.1lon~ fll.
dJ)'5 and Saturd,1)'). fll(fay n1i;hts arc l.1d1l')
nishts w11h free ch.1mp.1i;ne 10 \VOmen.
•Le Meridien Hotel 4SOO MacArthur
Bl\d., NC\\J)Ort Bc.ic.h, -176-2001. 'Br11 .. 1tl·
way, M)' \Vay," .1 wnors.nbUJrd of mu.,rcJI
lhe.lter, m.1i;rc. comedy Jnd spcc1,1ltv .icb.
I> held at 7 lsp«1al d1nnt.'r .,ho,, I. 6 Jni.J
9 .is pm. Frrtl.>)> SJ co,cr th.lrgt'. l\\o
t.lrtnlo. mrnrmum !"-" pcr)()n
•Old World German Re>t.1ur.Jnl ;"5() I
Ccnwr A,e., I lunt1n.;too Bl·Jd1 b 15·00~0
1 he ·tJrb'Q) le loun,:l:, l°l.:Jtu1111s 1ndu,.
lrrJI and .1lternJll\e <fant: l' mus". ,. hd d
lrom 9 JO 11 m -:! J m lhu•><Ll\> .\.J
m•~>1011 · S-1
•Pacific Amphilhl•Jlft.! 11.0 I .i·• DrtH'
ClhlJ i\'lt.'1. S-lh-..:8~t.. 1•.,, ..
• Mucho Gusto J.lll Bar .and l..llin Grill
.?63 £ 1 ith SI .. C~IJ MCS.l, 6J 1-400!.I
Paul Carm<'n, M1lo.e tl•ggins Gtoop pt.•r·
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way, ~ewport Beach, 646·0201 Mam-
mc1he.:id Blue plil)'S rod and blues at 8;45
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J,w" W"rlt'S lie~ oil Sund.1y ~•th Tony
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The Finest Japanese
Dining Experience
SUSHI W • l'WVATt DCHIHG ROOMS • DIHIHG ROOM
TIPPAH aOOM • TATAMI ROOM • COCKTAIL LOUNGE
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l!hd C<•)t,1 Ml..,,, 646-S776 Sunn) O.tl-
ton pl..1\'S .1 out1C" (olJ.. frttlJ\ O.l\1cJ Burns
pt rlnrm> u11~1n.1I ln)tn1nwntJI, S.lturcl.iy .
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d.l>·''cJnci.JJy AAtm~s.un. fr~. J minutes lo Performing Alb (Prler
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67S·l%8 ,\\Jdl.x>J PJttc~·s R&B Band
pl.J)~ 8 JO p.m • 1 .i m Sund.lyS 1n lune.
lee F;i11cll "Swl'et Col>'' ol.iy country ~\\1ng MOnd.-iy .ind June 2) from 8;)0
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"Guest ~predation N~ht''
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LOOI FOR OUR
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Daisy Eagan is Mary and John Camero n Mitchell is Dickon in
national touring company production of "The Secret Garden."
The Tony Award-winning musical based on Frances Hodgson
Burnett's girlhood novel comes lo Orange County Performing
Arts Center Aug. 18·23. For ticket information, call 556-ARTS.
TH Et\ H R
• Alternati'~ Re~f1ory Thuter 1636 S
Lr.ind "'<'. SJnta Ana, 836-7929.
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at 8 p.m. 1hrough June 20. Ttel.ets: S7 ,md
S9 .
• lr\ine Valley College CourtyJrd Ampti1·
theatre. 5500 Irvine Center Dr.. lf\tnl',
559·3333 "ltot Ti~ ... a h1gh-<mcrb'Y re1uc
of r<'C<'nl B11>Jdw.>y song-and d.>ncc rou·.
tones. cs rC\1wd through June 20 Ticl..cllt
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p.m, Sumt.1)s Jt l JO until July 12 Ticl..-
th SlO
nights of all-lmPfOV shows, P.'~ntcd .at 8
p.m. Friday and June 26 and July 3 in lhe
Pacmc Symphony Building. 115 E. Santa
Ana Blvd., Santa Ana. Tickets: S6-$1 O.
FinJI pcrformJnce of "Ahhh ... Those
lounb'<' S1.,ing1n' DuBois Sisters," an <>1ig,.
nJI mU'SIC.ll comedy sctuatoo 1n OrJni;e
Counly, pr<~)('nted B p.m. Saturd.ly 1n Ifie
symphony building. Ticl.cb: S 15-S 16.
• Or.inge County Per(Ofming Arts Cen-
ter founders ttall, 600 TOl\.n Center Dri1e.
COStJ Mesa, 642-SINC. AllJrd Aci>dt•my oi
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sic.11 "Cocbpcll' Mond,1y-Wcdnt'SdJy. C.111
for hllll.~ and licl..cl 1n(01m.lt100
•South Coast Repertory 655 TOl\n Cen-
ter Drive, C~tJ Mcs.1. 957·-IOH On tlw
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"Worn.in tn Mind," the SI°')' cJ J home·
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1.11.c on J life or their ()\\ "· prt.'SC'Otl<d I U(.'S
d.tys Fridilys al 6 p.m., S.11urd.l)') .11 l 30
Jnd 8, Sundlys JI 2:30 :ind 7 30 until
June 28. lidcts: $23-532 On the second
srai;c. Delia Ephron's "I low To E.it like A
Child," in '"hich children d1SCU)) \\Cit;hty
top.cs fJr from the cars OI .u.tuh~. pcr-
iOfmcd IJy SCR's Youn11 Corut.-n..itClt) PIJ)-
ers at: 7 .JO p.m Frtd.1y; 2, .i and 7:JO
p.rn S.11urdJy, .lnd 2 .lnd 4 pm Sund.1y.
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"Latins Arl<>n)'lllOYS," J 1.1.t·p.l~cd ll'\UC
1lOl.mg fun .>t 50Cl.1I stereotypes, rum June
1 B·July 5. Curt.iin It mes: T u~W.1>
Thursd.1ys JI 7: 30 pm.; frtd.1ys JI 8· 30
p.m .• SJturd.:iy, June 20. tll 3 .incl 8 JO
p.m , SJturdJy, June 27 Jncf July -I iii S
and ') p.111.: Sundil)'S ac :J t1nd 7 p m. Ttelc·
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• W•y Off Brc>.ld~•y Pl.i~houst 1058
First St.1 S.>nto Ana, 547-8997. "E.btcrn Sc.indara," .a contemporary comedy ch.lrt-
ing che lives of rive yup~. Fndays and
S.1turdays JI 8 p.m. through Aug. 15. TICk·
cts S12.50 and S15.
Dinner theater
• Keith & .Margo's Murder Mt tcry .u
Scott's Seafood Grill 8Jt. HOO &r.tol
St., C~t.l MC.'S.l, (2 IJ) -11.16-1767. Sol\'c·1t
yourself \\lnlunit, \\here JCton po..c J~
dinner b'VN>, ~ntcd 8 p m ~Curd!)
• le Mcridicn I lolcl -4 500 MJcArthur
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M.1cArthur BIHi.. lr\inl'. ?SS-CLUE
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S48 lhc NC\\port Buch M.uriott Suiltt,
500 Bel)'\ .cw C1rlll', 1'l'\\ purl lll',lth, 1154
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hotcl .:uc.h -\\ hl\.h includes ,, ""'i-r0t11n
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course d1n1~r .lt the r\\c.•u.1n1nc and bt«.11.•
f.i-" JI \Vtn~\') -.lt St ·l!.1 per ~<>uplc.
•Old World German R~l;1ur.\nl 7561
Center A\c , I lun11ni;too 8Nch, B.'C> .... JO.
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tl'ry d1nnl'r •> prl -cnll:J Jl 7 p m S.i1ur·
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Soud Wth lmot & ~ (Rq. $21.95)
Duck a l.!Orange $9.95 +ra
POlfly lxuvl~~nxmtd~& imai~ch
~~na(Rq. $18.95)
Baby Rack of Lamb $13.95 +tile
CAm~&sawd~ff/vpicDCt(Rq. $19.95)
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Newport Beach • 64 5-6700
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lhrou~h lune 28 Curt.1111 tome 8 pm frt.
d.1r>·S..lurcl.1)'S Jnd l p m SundJ)'S. T 1<.I.·
t•h $6 SO·S8
• Or.inge County Crvics 16892 Br>b.l
(htrJ St \vol(! 202, liuntington Bt>.>eh,
840 1401.1 .. I C I Or.1nge," Sp<'<.ial Frtd.iy
Sabatino's Restaurant & Sausage Co.
"Authentic Italian Sausage Made In
01u Own Kitchen"
WEEKEND PATIO BRUNCH
Saturday & Sunday 8:30 -1:00 p.m.
Our Compkte Menu Includes ...
Fresh Pasta, Seafood, Lamb & Veal
251 Shi
'@· lVu're Invited to the New ' • Central library
Groundbreaking Ceremony
June 14th at 4:00 p.m.
Join us ~ we celebrate this milestone
for the Newport Beach community .
This event on Flag Day will be a red.
white and blue affair sponsonxl by
the Library and the Newport Beach
Public Library Foundation. Balloons.
storybook c.haracten, U.S. Marine
Corp. Marching Band, Girl Scout
1\-oop. spoclaJ guesu, and our key
speaker, Congressman Christopher
Cox will be featured. RefreshmenL11
will be ix-ovided free by Ruby's
Diner and H~Oazs Ice Cream.
For In(),. ittfr>""'111ort. or 10
<J/[rr o doNllio11 COllloet N..,,_..._,.Mlk
1.J1wwJ F•d d •, P.O.
Box 1$695, Newport ~odt.
CA 926$9orcoll(1J4)54
JJJI or (714) 6U-Jm. NEWPORT BEAOt PUIUC U8RARY
f 2 Orwlge Coat Weel<end / Thurwcfay.· Jun.~ l, 18f'.Z
OPAL: lhll 18 llnly?
From 9
tl1rcc1ors, Gregory Cohen. 10 endow
1hc show wi1h his special talent for
the furciai l. Dul Cohen's frene1ic
nmtnbu1ions can't disguise 1he fact
th.11 1hcsc arc cardboard characters
~pouting stereotypical dialogue tha1
'"'uh.I have seemed old hJI in 1hc
)11-lOs.
The crwc of this crcul'Y comedy
\'llllCCrnS a dJffy old lady anu lhrc·e
'"iuld·bc baddies who 1al..e out Jn Karen Jackm an an Tim Bcrco-
1 n~u rJnce policy on her, then vit.z in "Everybody Loves Opal."
;m!>w-ardly nllempt to do her in and
,,1llcct the cash. The play works half\\Jy Y.hcn 1he lillc char:icter b a lovable
• ..-..-cntric, but in Karen JackmJn·~ hand , i.hc's imply J nut c:i~c \\hO
11r11.1tes rather than ingrJt1ates. JJckm.in m.ike her O\'crl\' chirpy Jnd
b1J11111:y. pushing too hard for the easy IJugh. ·
Of the shady threesome, only \'Olup1uous JJnel lee turn\ in a "urning
1-r1orman c, runnini; agJin~t the grJin of her dumb hlonde ch,m1c1er (.md
'\'me outrageously rorny d1Jlogue) to c,t;ibhsh .it lcJst the outline of
.rcd1h11ity. We may wince "hen she open) her mouth. but we side '' 11h her
.1 111\ht by dcfauh.
John C>eSolclle, as the phony )Ouni; prlifes)Qr "ho·s the 1m>sl larcenous uf
thl IOI, rc0CCtS di!>eomfort With h1~ charJCICr anti lhC p:tCC Of lhe sl11.>1V,
l•!!l\lering a negative imJgc and su taining 11 thruughout. •JoshuJ Ka}C
1.1..c" l\C seems awl..'\1 aru as the older con man. tram1n~ for dusjvc
.tk(tl\CnC •
Completing the cast tn CJmeo roles :ire Tim BercoVlll in perhap!> 1he
tunnicst perfonnance of the nighl as a lightly wounJ dixtor anti Martin
I lcnl.c, credibly ca t as a )Oung puhcc officer.
~!arty l;ckmann's setting -a ram~hacklc hou$e adjoining lhc city dump
"luch mu t nearly self-destruct on cue -is funnier th:in any of the lines, but
,,1nic son of outside scenery would be \\elcomc. M.1rk Andrew's lighting is
dtect1vcJy designed.
Best Bet
It"~ still a mystery why "Everybody Lo'e!> Opal," but enough pla}g~rs do
tu keep Patrick's folly around lo thc~e m:iny )C:irs. The la1cst production
pl.1~s llwrsd;ws through Saturda\') at pm. and Sundays at 2 p.m. until
June 28 ;u the' Civic Pla)housc, 66.1 llJmihon St., Co ta Mc a. Call 650-5269.
Costa Mesa's All American Boys Choir sings Sunday at Tustin Marl.ct Place at 1, 3 and S p.m.
COBB: Author writes about The Promise of Southland
From 4 -not JUSl of the Pomona Valley,
but of Southern Californi:i
which ":i to scd out a long time
:igo :ind the mind)et of the way
this pl:ice ha been developed.'.
confronted with the mysteries or •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• life. We all have to face the li~hed, Nunn says parts of it so
b.1cl.. to his early writing days. "I
thought or it a Ion~ time ago, when
I fir t started writing fiction. I had
thil> Faulknerian concept to tell a
'tory about my family, about \\hat I
l..nc". I wrote 1bout the Promi e
CHU: Real wlClly lesson
From 9
\1ac!..ics1 group of kids thi side of
the Nickelodeon studios in Florida.
The endings to e:ich of Nunn's
bool s h:ivc been complex. While
s:itisfying, they h;i"e a open-ended
quality that invites the reader to
rcJlcct on the philo ophical issues
roised by the ~torics. Nunn said he
resi.!>tS the neatly \\rapped.
"( ha"e 3 fondness for open
endings -endings with room.
Life's like that. We're a ll
unanswerable questions. We seek
closure, and I "ant the rc;ider to
experience a satisfying sense of
beginning, middle and end that a
fictional construct requires. The
challenge of a storyteller is to find
that line, but I like an opcnne~ at
the end for the reader to rcncct
about what the whole thing
means."
"Pomona Queen·· by Kem Nunn.
Pocket Books H:mlb:ick, :!14 p:Jge ,
$19.
TI1c title refe~ to one of an am.1y
or lessons displ01ycd on a scroll-111..c
l!lllllO, including "How To Have 11..----------------------------t
Uinhday Party" (act like the bi~cst
br:it 1hcrc), .. How To Watch TV"
(C)CS and mouth open, cars closed 10
mo1hc r's voice) and "How To
Torture Your Sister" (cal a jelly
doughnut in front of her, tell her ~he·s adopted).
The day I went with my 8-rcar-old,
there were more laughs coming from
parents -who could empathize w11h
lhc lessons -than children -who
probably never dreamed their
behavior had been c~tcaorized in
such detail.
Cindy Brady look-alike Caro Lo Green and Pipp i
Long toc:Jcingcsque Olcryt Dowhna
deserve kudo s f or the i r
performances, but all the kids in the
10.mcmbcr cast under the direction
of Dud Leslie hit their m:irks like
seasoned vctcra.ns.
The act and costumes, rich in the
primary colors, look as if they were
designed by 7-ycar-olds a
compliment to E. Scott Shaffer and
Dwight Richard Odle respectively.
Donna Ruiika's lia.tuin& perfectly
place the settinc. •• billed, in "a
place far away from adull cars."
The endina Is predictable, and the
play would be just as effective with
five or &ix fewer lcuons, but "How
To Eu Like A Child," which
continues throuah Sunday, is the
perfect way to lndOctrinatc your
brood into the joys of bcinJ youn1
just in time for summer Vlalton.
Phone 957-'033 for ticket
information.
IF THIS IS THE ONLY
PRESSIE YI CHEC~
YOUR TIRES MAY
ITIASTYI.
~~ ~
Cht"Cking your ti~ pres.""'~
i a good idea. Clwckinff your
blood~ is In~ bttter
one. Hith bbld Jft9Sft Rl"l""llY
ilC'r'Cl9f's )'OUr mk of ht-art
attack and S(roke-. And tho8e
att ~to de31 -Mth th#i a
Oil titt. To '""1 ~.contact
BANQUET FACILmES
For
Company Luncheons/Parties
Private Occasion Events
HANGCHOW
Chinese Restaurant
Your Happy
Host, Mr. Lee
Welcomes You!
•Catering
•Cocktails
~Lunch Buffet
• Sunda.y Brunch
•Dinner 7 Nights
Full Bar • Take Out
720 W. 19th Street, Costa Mesa
11~0-8960
et's face it. there
aren '1 :.i 10 1 of
places left where a
... ---~ manini is served
"deep di!>h'' style
and filet o f !>Ole
Veronique (with
grapes) is still a fea1ured item
on the menu. The Ri\'iera
Restaurant s1and!> a!> an bland
of con1inen1al dinin ~ in a !>ca of
casual cnfes. -
Loca1cJ near th e M:iv Co. in
Soulh Coast Plaza. it wi't) 1hc
first full -service re i-,iaurant in
the mall ; a brave lllll\'C for its
owners, Jacqueline a nd Rene
Bouscary and Andre Porro; the
trio has been here \ll1CC those
e\hilarating, Ocdgling <.lays of
the shopping cenler-;·s
cxi!>tencc. and 1hey have
"itnesscd the expansion of
Sou th Coasl Plaza and the
rrolifcration of dining places in
the mall for the pa~! 25 yc<!rS.
The pragnw1ic Jacqueline
Buu~carv, savs, '·\\'e were
literally ·buying o\lr own jobs
"hen we su!ned .i ka:,e and th e
Rt' 1cra has-l1ccome a lifetime
\. .lfl'Cr.
Marla
Bird
Restaurant
Critic
·1 he
OlH1,c.1r.' and
p.11 tner." Porro.
Of'l'IH:J thcir in"e~tment in
1h1.: tuturc in
1%7; Lyndon
Joh n~on ""'' pn:,1Jent: the
\'11..·t1i.1m \Var
"·'' r.1gi11g on. .md ~\lll t 11 Coast
Pl.it .i h:u.l JU St
t\\ ll lll:IJOr
tc11.111ts: the
~LI\' Co. and
Sc:i1 ....
A ... 1r.1nt.l of smalkr store<.,
linl..1..·J the t\\l.l r1.:t.1ll L:ia11h. The
RI\ 1cr.1. rcmini..,ccn t t'lf the oltl
\\'111d..,L>r 111 Lo., Angl'lcs, '' ith
it<. d1111 lil!1111111.: . ..,c.1.,oncJ
\\ ,llll'r'>. C.:-Onl.!,Crlt.d of1J.f.1shio11ccJ
b.1r. le.ithcr -b.inqucttcs, ctchc<.l
gl.1" pJnels and co111incnt:ll
n11:nu was alway.., .i <,urprise to
!Ind in th e mall. Still is, ;-is a
matter of f..tct.
AnJrc Porro anti Rene
13ouscary, Parisians hy birth,
ahern:itc shifts with one
anothe r as Mairrc'<.l. The chef,
Richard Bergner, i., of German
dc-,cen1. .ind m.inagcr, Perry
Jeh,111e.in ,.., an Ir.1111an. The re
,1r1.: 'e~cn conks of \,1rious
11111!111: the hul!e st.iff seems to
he·,, '·crnablc-United N:111on!>
.111d ..,nme arc 25-ycar veterans.
M anv of Riviera's fir:.t
clicntcle were the
owners or managers of
'tore.., within the Plala -all
1..·c.:lcbraung the beginning ... tcps •
\ll .in exciting new place to
-.hPp. R1' 1cra was ,tlways busy.
I he ... e d.1ys. bu!>inc:,;, ts not
m.1ncluus. bul then. neither is
the economy; one 1s .1 rcO ection
111 the other. Neverthelc!>'i, the
lorm.11 at-table \Cf\ ice _provided
here ,.., catn1 p for lols of
Performing Ari<, p.1truns who
dine in style before a stroll to
1hc theater. The rcst<iurunt also
DINING
iviera .·
South Coast Plaza restaurant
celebrates 25 years
MM
Owner Jacqueline Bouscary, chef Rich<trd Bergner and a large staff help Riviera restaurant stand out.
Or8hge·coa9t Weekend /Th"red•y.i'Ja•••-4f, .. ~
draws a lunch crowd thnt Ii
to have a drink with their
leisurely mid-day repast.
Recently, Rivi era announ
a prix fixc three-course din
for $22 per person -and. ti
offer has been well received
The ineviwble relish truy is
followed by n choice of sou
salad. Entrecs on the prix-
are: fresh Ci h or the duy,
sauteed und served Vcroniq
style; fresh broiled swordfisl
veal cutlet PJrrnigionu, brea
chicken, mursala, or pepper
steak, fl amed at the table wi
cognac.
t:repes Riviera, chccsecak
with raspberry i.aucc or peac
melba arc' the dcs~crt clccti
with the prix fixe meal. By u
means. order the crepes Ri\fi
which arc tuffc<l wi1h
chocolate mousse, Grand
Marnicr, v~inilla and chocola
rum sauce. This $22 dinner i
available for "earl)' birds" an
is served from 5 to 7 p.m.
On the regular menu, pcpr
!>teak flambc is S 18.95, and
most steak average uround
SIS.SO. For vcgcwrians. J
fcttucinc primavcra with
Alfredo cream aucc and a
melange of fresh \Cgct.1blc
co ts Sl3.50.
Time-honored fare,
excellently :,crvcd by the
tuxedo-clad staff, includes: cscnrgot, steak t<lrtarc. coq ~'
vin, duckling l'ornnge,
!>WCctbrcad!. Clamart, tournc
Rossini, frog leg in garlic
butler, rack or lamb, filel
mignon with bcarnai c sauce,
cherries jubilee ~ind crepe
suzelle. Diumond J im Brady
would have (cit right at home
with these culinary clas~ics~
S pecials rcqui1 ing. lcss
formal presentation, ~ucl
as short rihs of bed, rou,
leg of lamb and short rib:; ure
favorites of Riviera hubitues a
are the big Cobb s:1lad, and u
rich beef-stock onion oup. T
wine list, containing both
French and California wines,
does not give vintages; prices
rnnge from S 15 to S90.
A visit to Riviera's
leather-lined booths to
celebrate its birthday this
month, is a sentim ental journe
for lots or coastal residents wh
have been exposed to dozens
new resrnurants over th e last 2
l/.l decades. The Riviera is an
anachronism of the best kind;
there hove been seven
presidents in the White House
during the past 25 years -
continual staff chan&es -but
not at the Riviera. It has
stuyin11 power!
Riviera Rcstaurnnt. 3333
Bristol, Sout/1 Cous e Plaza.
540..3840. Open
Mondoy-Sawrday. lune/I, 11:
u.m.-J~p.m. Dinner, 5-10:30
p.m. Clo~d Sund11ys :wd
JJQ/idays. Wheelchair access.
Smokmg.
See Marla Dlrtl'•
Taaeln .. •••Tidbit Ml••• Tlle•day• for
new• on le.al
re•taurant .
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Dining Hightlght Of The Week
SABATINO'S
What: Italian Cuisine
F4ieture: Femoue for their authentic llal&.n S.uuge
Where: 251 Shipyard Way, Newport S.ach 723-0621
COSTA MESA
ANGELO 1969 Halbot BMi. M$.
1225. Open tor Unch Mon. ·Fri.
11 :30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.; dinner
~rom 4:30 p.m. ReteNations are
reoommended. 1'he best Northern
halian cuisine in al ol Orange
County• llCCOf'dlng to co~r Joe
lngardaa. Fr•h Mefood and
pastas.,. is a lpeclaiin of the
house. Catering mnd private party
facilliel w.W..
ARNIE'S llANMA1TAN DEU 2831
ABris1ol S.eet 141-9310. c>p.n 7
a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon.-Frt. .• Sat 0 a.m.
10 10 p.m.; Sun. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Orange County~ anhentic: New
Yortt style deli ,_.,,ant felllUres
corned beef, pamwni, roast beef,
tu~ey. pot$ patakes, knishes
and ocher del delights. This
critically acdaimed restaurant
Mrv• bfMldMt apeciall ltllfting ..
$1.99; kn::ft mnd dinnef daity. Tllke
out mndc•111iv.
ntE URN MMER
STEMOtoUK 2300 H.txw Bhd.
(E-lde d the H9tbor ~
641 -9777. R111rw•ion19CCepled.
lunch Man..-Fri. 11 Lm. to 4 p.m.
Dinner Mon. 4 to o p.m.; tu. .•
w.d, to 9:30 p.m.; nu.., Frf. to 10
p.m.: SM. 3to10 p.m.; sun. 3 to 0
p.m .. Colla MIM'I oldnt
steekhoule boMl1 a 30 year
tradition of leMng the flneat In
chnoiltd ........ ,..,, flah .oo
chlc:Mn. Wlrm, frtencly a&moaphet•
suitable tor fNfllY occaelon from
bulinete rneedliga to f81'ntJ f*1iea.
Lunches from 13.40; complete
dif1nera fl'om 18~95. Oraztng ~
and~ lllW 4 p.m. from
$3.M. ,.. .. '°°""for buelneta
meetiige, ....,... dtnnet'I,
r9Ceplionl 9ftd tpecill OCCH'C~
S*tila.
Ol«>'I OM lMI 111.L <Ill E, 171tt
5''91t. ~17&0. R•tNldoc• • Ciill*d. Ac-. Meea llndnlML
Wlnft. lnllmllt m1llllig plilce: the unn.. MlgNNwtlood,.......,..
and ..... Lunch..... , ........ .......... ~ .,,.. ... rt.a. ........ ......
.............. , .... LM ,....._ ...... ...,.M"9
launge; ..... ec..M
.... , ..... 7p.lft.
HANG CHOW 720 W. 19th StrHt.
650-8960. Lunch , , :30 to 2:30
Mon .• Sat: Dinner 2:30 to 10
Sun. -Tt.Jrs .. : i~ 10:30 Fri. & Sat .•
Sunday Brunch 11 :30 to 2:30.
Popular Chinese Restaurateur 'Mr.
Lee' runs this restaurant especially
with "Chinese Food Lovers· in
mind. Good authentic Chinese
cuisine at affordable prices. Full bar,
take-out. catering, prrvate room for
groups-up to 20.
HOAIKAWA 3800 S. Plaza Drtve.
South Cont Plaza Village. 557 •
2531. Reservations suggested.
Fine tradbal JapaneM restaurant
uses the freshest ingredients. Sushi
Bar. tatami rooms, ood(tail lounge.
Mllli-<:ourse Kaise60 dinners must
~ Ofdered 24 hours in lldvance.
Elegant dining. Lunch and diM•r.
JACKSHRMP Newport.Pier,
Newpc>f1 Beach, 723· 1t13 Fresh,
nevef' frozen, Louisiana shrimp .,.
a&lleed In .-:k's Mer ... ~.
aaJCe and MIVed up hot In ~with lots o1 C'at Si Bon ..
finest trench brMd sliced for
dunking. It's simply senaatioMll
Local.ct on the peninsula. just a few
fHt from the beect'l at N-..pon
Pier, JACKahrimp dfel'S a candle lit
atmosphere with African & Reggae
music. Open .very nlg._ from 5pm
to 1 Opm with •ntrM prices nanging
from $5.95 to $13.95 and $9.50 for
MondaYI wine by the bottle. (Cash
only)
MA BARKERS 154 E. 171h St &4&-
'303. 8 Lm. to 10 p.m. ~;
Sundlly from 7 Lm, Serving
breltdut • klnch, dtnner In a
~ fahion. "Courwry lltyle
Ametan cuWne· . ...,. th.
friendlllt M1Vice, low pm. tor
high qualty homefMdl food.
• CAIA 291 E. 171h 9l. 145-7121. F_., ltyte Mexlmf1 ~
Pr-6denl ...... has ..., herel
Open cM1y • 11 Lm, for knlh,
dinnef. and oodd•. Clll at..t
tor lelve p.tlM. TM ...:11.,.
pricea. ~-.me. and
deHc:b• food mlM" c ...
~the moet pop,w Mltxtcan ...,in ......
llUYIM HOU.-YWOOO_.'"
DIU'°" I 11100.., Karmen.
Irvine, 660-9215. We'll take you .,o
the stars" in our 1930's Holywood
atmosphere. Our contemporary
restaurant features a multi-ethnic
menu and de~. From haly to 1he
Orient the lhe Good or USA. Our
steak, seafood, pasta. pizza &
service is sure to dazzle you. Toe
twinkling and ocher dancing to live
music or the latest sounds in the
bar area a~erwards. Private parties,
banquets and catering also
available. We hav• i all and at
reoession busting prices!Dinner
from 5·9 Mon-Fri., 5-10 Saa.
RIVIERA RESTAURANT 3333
Bristol St. South Coast Plaza. 5440-
llMO. Lunch 11 :30 a.m;. to 3 p.m.
Mon . .Sal.; dioo•r 5·10 p.m. Mon.-
Thurs: 'tit 11 p.m. Fri. &
Sat.Reservations are suggested.
Award winning Continental wisine.
One of the only restaurants in
Orange County to offer tablesid•
flambe. Excellent MMc:e, intimate
atmosphere.
SCAMPI 1576 Old NWNpC>rt BIW.
~ w.m & friendly CJWnef$
Linda and Femando Nav•etta olfer
auth•ntlc lta~an cuisine served in
lhe traditional European manner.
Fernando's impressive credentials
include graduating from Culinary
Academy in Italy, training al Hotel
Concordia, Venice, Italy; Chef al
Don Pasquale In Cambridge,
England· Ct.Jrchlh in La Chax 0.
Fondes. 'swiczertand; Hotel La Paix
in Agno Lugano, Switzerland.
Scampi off•,. an Intriguing tnetlJ
and lovely wine lilt Benqulea,
private parties and ca1ettng .
WAHOO'S ASH TACO 188~
Placentia 631-3433. Open daily
from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.: Sundays
iii 9 ~.m. Outfilg80USly delicious
sooth of the bofder ruisine with a
Hawaiian flair. Wahoo's ii a haven
tor local u wel'" as lntemliiiOnif
auf.., athtlC• and anyone
IDaking tor good tood • incndtiy
low prices. Abeoilaely no lard UMd
1n prepatldon; weryltilig ii fresn
Md ~ed to order. l.llid beck.
c:aaual almolphere. AJlo • 1133 s.
Coall Hwy. In Uiguna and on
campus .r USC.
zu•s 1112 P1**11ia.. MS-8091.
Pure Md limple, ;.. Ice mother's
lcwell R~ priced, top
quatily food and~ ~ed.
low priced drtrN haw kepl thew
aJatomert coming badt fof years.
Lobater tail • ch~•n. ribs and
tpedlill changing nlg .. ly. Th.nday
night 11 prime rib night, Lunch and
dinner MMd. Sunday Mexican
8tMkf .. "°'" $1 .99.
ZU-Ga.HD CAGE AND
OYSTER aM 1714 ~right
next door to lubiee. 141 4222 A
~ tpt..eug enlerprtae .-, poot
..... and pmea. ~ 11 ..,,.on the~ Bar MMI;
,..... menu lrdJdee ptzn. •ldMd-......,. Md • V8Mly
ol tpedall v.y ~family
~ ...,..,.. •.
Newport Beach. Traditional Italian
and seafood selections. Pasta and
a variety of unique breads made
fresh daily. Last but not least, an
excenent wine list completes the
experience.
THE CANNERY 3010 Lafayette
675-5777. Lunch 11 :30 a.m. to 3
p.m. Mon.-Fri .. ; dinner 5-10 p.m.
daily. Sunday brunch 10:30 Lm. to
2:30 p.m. Res4"Vatlons accepted.
Continental wlsln•. seafood
emphasis. Great clam chowder.
Newport Beach Historical Landmark
features Weekend Brunch Cruises
and live entertainment In the lounge
in lddition to lunch 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. Reservation• -..ggested.
Classic Northern halian gourmet
cuisine. New, modera1•1y priced
lounge menu served tM th• wee
hours. Wild and etazy lounge Ill
night when the band strikn up.
Chic ctientele.
LE BIARRITZ 414 N. Newport
BM:t. 645-7600. Lunch: Mon-Fri 11·
5, Dinner 7 nights 5-dosing. LM
Ferrell's Band Fri. & Sat. 8-12,
Sunday 5-9pm, Dancing.
Rea90nable, comfortable, &
unpretentious. Le Biarritz dfers
award-winning cuisine at affordable
prices. Monthly winemaker dinners
ar• a must
21 OCEANFRONT 2100 W. Ocean
front 675-2566. On the Ocean
front
0
neX1 to the Newport Pier. Open
Dally tit 4pm. Enjoy fabulous
Catalina sunMta from our main bat.
Dinner nightly from 5:30 pm. An•
dining in NWNpC>rt's most Intimate
setting. SpeclaJizing in gourmet
seafood. Large wine~llar for
banquets up to 50 people. Adive
piano bar with MAX SEILER Thurs.-
Sunday.
SABAllNO'S RESTAURANT I
SAUSAGE CO. 251 Shipyard Way,
Newport BMch. 723.Q621. Open
for klnc:h a dinMf, dosed Mondays.
Weekend Brunch, Sat & sun. 8:30-
1 :oo. Tucked flWa'( near the Lido
Shipy81d, this charming, fami~
own.ct rest-.ant offers an Inviting
atmosphere and delicious food!
Famous fol their authentic,
homemllde Italian Sausage,
Sab•ino's complete menualto
inckJdes fresh pasta, teafood,
lamb, veal and a tempting array of a
said a 11PP9tizers.
TALE OF THE WHALE •OO Main
Street, Bab>a. 873-4633. ·
Panorwnlc bay view, entry featur•
piduree of Otd Newport. SMlood
and traditional fllVOfiln. Lunch,
dinner and s.turd.y and Sunday
bNnch.
V1U.A NOVA 3131 W. Coalt Hwy.
842• 7880. Dinner nlghtty 5 p.,m. to
2 Lm. EJalent, heany ltlllian
a1iline; aulatMding wine lat. AaiM
piMo Mr, ~ local la-nigttt
.._ U,.airs room• 1'op of the v.· for Nnquees, prfwte pattle$.
SANTAANA
taJoon. Big name concerts on
Monday and Tuesday nights.
Generous servings of Steaks,
salads, sandwiches, chicken, fish
and specials. Country theme,
excellent service. Private rooms
available.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
FOUNTAIN ~UEY
BERTOUNO'S 18041 Magnolia,
Ftn. Valley. 963-2730 Serving great
pasta, pizza, steak and chicken
dinners for the entire family. Prices
are very reasonable and portions
are generous. Family run
restaurant: hosts are very
hospitable and eager to please. All
th• sauces, breads, desserts •
soups and pizzas are homemade.
Though the restaurant appears
small from the outside, it is aciually
very large and homey on the inside.
An exoellent place to take family
and friends for a home cooked
meal.
DEL CARLO 19535 Beach at
Yomown 536-4045. Lunch 11 :30·
2:00 Tues.·Fri .. ; dinner 4:30·10 p.m.
Tues.·Sun. Excellent food at
excellent prices featunng traditional
Italian dishes. Dinner from $6.75,
lunch specials from $3.25 (served
in 7 minutes or they're FREE! )Beer
& Wine list
FU JIN 15070 Edwards (Across
from Westminster Mall)892-8333
Lunch and dinner 7 days. Gracious,
friendly owners Thel'esa and David
Chiang keep their c:usto?1e~
retuming again and again wi1h th~lr
delightful Szechwan and Mandarin
Cuisine fit fOf a king. Excellent food,
prices and service ~ve won this
Chinese eatery numerous awards.
MARCELLO'S 17502 Beach BIVd.
at Slater. 842·5505. Established
since 1973, this family OWl)ed and
operated restaurant offers~ ol
the best deals in town. Dehaous
handmade pizza Pasta. seatood,
c:hidten and veal dishes. New
vegetarian menu. Lunch specillla
from $3.85; huge lunch buffet;
dinner speciais from $6. 95. Their
mono is "Once you go try 1he rest.
come back to the best"!
SANTlNO 19 at 9108 Adams at
Magnolia. 964·3555. Lunch t 1 am to
3:30 pm Tu•s-Sat Dinner Spm to
9pm Tues . .Sun. Call ahead for fut
takeout. A non-smoking ,.st..,rant.
Your host's Ed & Franca bring you
Intimate dining with traditional faire
from all regions of Italy. All foodt
made fresh on Pf«nises. &eadt
made wth .. nlfUral pn>duds, no
artificial iogredients. SIWf • t~•
of Italy and •nd the perfect .veneng
with Capp a:ino or Espreuo along .w.. delS8lt from our bllkef'Y ..
Conaiatem .atd·winning
rest.urant
TDULOOSEY"S 10142
~at Adwna. 964-8882.
Tex• Tested, tried and tNlted.
Thia chili pwkw and saloon olM
tome o1 the ~ ••. firewatef' and
~in• around! Me-.u-· smoked rtbe, d'lic:Mn. stNka, TeJCu chili.
happy hour tpeeWa. Kida .. frM
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Fresh Pasta & Seafood Restaurant
$495 Spaghetti Specials
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday Nights Only
Choice of 5 sauces:
Scarpara • Meat Sauce • Butter & Lemon
Butter, Garlic & Lemon • Meat Sauce
Buy 1 Dinner
Get 2nd Dinner
at Half Price
10% Senior
Citizens Discount
Both Lunch & Dinner
Not valid for To Go Orders or combined with any other offer
Expires 6/30192
For Reserva tion s C all 675-8973
Open For Dinners Tuesday -Saturday 5 pm to Cosing
Closed Sunday & Monday
3421 Via Lido • Newport Beach
Fru Parld in Via Lido Plaza
5-oll Jldo-e!Ltisi ~Q
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642-4321
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