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Floating 'town hall'
sets sail Wednesday Balboa crash kills Irvine woman
I wanted to take a moment to invite you to a
very special event.
. "Wet Wcdnesda)'S," a floating town hall/
happy hour/summer series sponsored by the
Daily Pilot and Hornblower Dining Yachts,
kicks off next Wednesday at 5:30 p.m.
Why don't you lace up your deck shoes and
come on down and join us .•
_ ___..__~tt Wcdnesd~ .KJcr-otf trn:m w1 I be e
start or a new summer tradition o n Newport
Harbor -two hours set aside each woek for
the community to ge t togeth er and get to know
each other a little bit better.
And it's free. And fun. Lots or fun.
Editor's
Notebook
For example, the Kick-off ce lebration includes a sunset bay
See LOBDELUA3
Calling it a day
....., Second victim is critical ly injured when car and
motorcycla collide early Wednesday. Unharmed
driver of car is held on suspicion of drunken driving.
By Steve Sakach
S1lfl Writer. _____ -----
BALBOA -A motorcycle and
a Honda Prelude trave ling at high
speeds on Balboa Boulevard rear
· ended each other early Wednesday
morning, killirrg one woman and
seriously injuring another man.
According to poli~e, the three
.people involved in~ tfie collisio n
were friend s and had been drink-
ing at a Costa Mesa bar earlier in
th e nighr. The driver Wfio cscapco
injury later was arrested on· suspi·
cion of drunken driving. .
Witnesi.cs !>aid the two vehicles
were driving between 80 to 90
mph westbound on Balboa Boule·
vard. Police speculate that the
Honda mu!.l have !.lowed down
When ifle road !.plit at Newport
Boulevard, and that the motor·
C)Cle. \\hich ''as follo,\ing behind,
struck the rear o( the cJr. Thc.t\\O
pai.sengers on the motorc)clc th en
hit several street signs and a telc·
phone pole.
A "lines!!, "ho was at a friend's
house nearby. said she heard the
accident around 1:25 am. :ind r.10
to the scene. Wh en-she3rmcd
she s:l\\ the drher of the b1l..c,
Paul Garh:irtt, 21, on the ground
The other pas-.enger, Sta)CCc
Stone, 25, had no pulse <lnd \\ai,
lying next 10 a telephone pole.
Borh had been "caring helmets,
but Stone·~ had :ipparentl) co1:nc
oTrln th e acrnknt.
"There \\Js a \\Oman there \\hu
"J' a nur:)L ;ind I told her to do
CPR,' said the \\t1ness. \\ho asl..cc.J
to remain anom mous. "She saic.J
not to t0uch h~r because of the
blooJ .ind '""'' "'orned about
AIDS I 'iJtd \\C ha\e to pump her
hLJrt h~l.1u~e -.he has no heart
bc;it,"
--rT1c \\ ifirc.::'i • "'ho s4id she h:rs ---·
ta~cn '>C\l!ral first a1c.J coursCl>,
hcgan to aJmini ... ter CPR 10 Stone
A police ulf1ccr ::irri,cd morneni~
later.
."I lool..cd up and thought he'd
tuke O\.Cr," she sa~. "He. said
l..ecp 11 up, unc.J !>O I did. I got her
See CR.AS H]liCi"'"Pige
City has enviable
property portfolio
...._ One of the biggest land tycoons
in Newport Beach is the city -itsel f,
which owns property ranging f r9m
oil wells to Balboa Ferry landing.
Sy Tony Dodero
S'J'1 ,\r'tr
Nl.:.WPORT l31=.ACH -From chic. \\aterfront
propert) to 011 wdls that pump crude at a rate
ol $100.000 a month, thi!> cit) has a real e!>tatc
portfolio th;it other.., can only dn:..im Jbout. ·
AnJ \I.Ith money ge11ing tighter and SC\Cral
lc.1~c' com111g up for re·
nC\\al, Cit) ol"l1c1::ib hJ\C
decided to create a for·
m.11 poliC) for h:.Js111g
Cit\ ·O\\ ncc.J land.
:.\\ c "Jnt a com.btcnt
and comprehens1\C \\a)
of dealing Wftf\ the"c
properties,.. \J1J Ken
Oelino, deput) cit) man-
ager.
Jo for C\ample, \\htle the
Balboa BJ\ Club forked
ou t about · SS75,400 this
)Car to the city, the Bal·
boa Angling Club gets to
use :?, 0 ~quare tect of
cit) proper!.)• rent·frce.
And Dclino is not sure ''hv.
Portfolio
For a samp-
ling of some o(
the v.:irious
properties
Owned by the
city of New-poo Beaal
and the in-
come neued annually, see
the chart on
page A9.
Kent Brigg. 12, who is visiting from North D~kota, paddles his way in during hi s first attempt at boardsailing recently at 18th Street in Newport Beach.
"That's one of the questions ''e h~1\ e no".
he said. "That \\JS something that \\as done
back in the 1970s before there \\.JS a Coa .. tal
Comm1s,ion."
Other prorcrtics O\\ ncJ b~ the cit) mcludi:
.
.~ HandSolne cabs
~Drivers wear suits and drive shiny, late-model minivans in upscale taxi service set to begin business in Newport.
By Tony Cox
8uslneu Edllor
A new taxicab service will begin doing
business today in Newport Beach, but
i( you're watching for a beat-up yellow
car with a sloppy driver, you might miss your
ride.
VIP Coastal's six cabs operating in
Newport Beach have taxi cab signs on their
roofs, meters inside and the same rates as
competing cabs. But those arc about the only
si milarities between VIP Coastal and
traditional cab services.
VIP Coastal, which has been operating in
the Palm Springs area for seven years and ·
offering limousine and coach services in
Orange County for more than a year, uses
strictly white Chevrolet Lumina minivans-in
its cab service. None of the vans is more than
two years old, and they scat up to six people.
They're washed twice a day, before each or
two 12-hour shifts.
The company's drivers are also different
from typical cabbies. All of VIP's drivers
wear suits and ties, and they're trained to
offer such courtesies as opening the door for
passengers.
The Lumina vans cost about $2,000 lo
$3,000 more than traditional cabs. and VIP
Coastal bas to pay above-market wages -
currently 40 percent or revenues. plus tips -
to attract the quality of drivers it wanti.. But
at least in the Palm Springs market, VIP
Coastal has found that the added cost i'
made up for in volume.
"We'd rather specialize in the high·end
taxi business," said Darryl Speach, VIP
Coastal's director of marketing. "We pay
See CABS/Blek Page
See LAND A9
Bright lights,
big shows
l1ZJ \\ 't. ) dt.but Rot>en
C.Ourct ~ rl'lurr Jnd touring pro-
du,t1ons ' C.rJZ\ For 'rou" and·
"The \\ 11 Ro~t·r) Foll e>' highlight
"hat h argu.lhh the be)t·as;(.ml.lted
Bro,ld'' J\ "l'rit'~ E:\.er at the Orange
Countv Perforrn1ng Arb Center.
l\1cl..1n~ 011 tht> .. en~ 1s a t\\O·\Aeek
hohdJy run 01 the national touring
rt~Vl\ ,,1 01 the 1 %0 clJs.:.1c Camelot,
)tJrring Robert Goulet, at left, as "1ng
Arthur
For J kx>k JI \\hat the 1992·93
~J'-On , .. ,11 feJture 'ee \\Jtt Col.er ..,
St.lSt.'l1te ... tolumn on page AS. ·
Question 01 the Dav Circuit City, two other major tenants sign leases at Fashion 'sland
By Tony Cox
llusNss E"1Dr
· NEWPORT CENTER Fashion Is-
land has signc'd three new tenants that
are expected to bring shoppers and more
diversity to the posh shopping center.
Circuit City, a discount electronics
store, leased the lower level or the former
Buffum's department store. The new Ci r·
cuit City store is expected-.to open in early
December.
The Cheesecake Factory, a restaurant
that offers more than 200 items on 1t 17·
page menu, leased a 10,000-square-root
space next to Five Feet Too and Cahf or-
nia Pizza Kitchen. Construction of the
new Cheesecake Factory i expected to
besin this month and be completed in late
November.
Bookstar, a store that features more
than 35.000 book titles and hundred of
magazines and newspapers, leased a
12,000-squnre-foot space below Edwards
Theaters. Construction or the new book
store 1 e\pectcd to begin in Augu t Jnd
be completed in late NO\ember. Book tar
j., abo opening a ne\\ location at the nc"
Triangle Square shopping center in do"n·
town Co ta Mes::i.
Janice f·uch<i. manager of Fashion Is·
land. SJid she believe the new tenant
g1\c the center a more complete mcrchan·
c.J1 e m1\.
"The Southern California ltfc~t)le h.1~
produced cu\tomers who want the optmn
of selecting from a wide rnngc or mer·
ch:inJ1\c and price point ," Fuchs s:ud.
Fa..,h1on hlanJ ha-. lo t !>C\.Cral tenant'
during the rccc., ion. but ts al)() adding
new !>tmc' and re taurants. Fuchs :ud
he C\pect to announce cveral new tcn-
•ant signings m the nc\t few \\CC~.
I lard Rod.. Cafe has been negotiating
to lcJ)C the former Amen Wardy ~pace at
Fn hion I land.
Circuit tit)· lease rcpre ents the fir t
ph:t\C of u rc·merchandt tn& plan at the
former Buffum') facility.
'
A2 Thursday, July 16, 1992
Locals DnlJ
You ready for some
hot summer sales?
PIERRE DEUX AT FASHION ISlAND is selling a// merchandise
at 40 percent off. Manager Gail Levine says the sale is
"fantastic." It's unprecedented because they're selling antique
fu rn iture as well as reproductions, fabrics, luggage, boutique
items and accessories.
"We're selling a broader sweep of items,
usually only a few selected items have gone on
sale during the last few. summer clearances,"
ays Levine.
That's a real bargain for Pierre Deux lovers. o ·
ATKINSON 'S MEN'S CLOTHING on Via Lido
in Newport Beach is also having a summer sale:
suits and sport coats as much as 50 percent off;
plus reduced prices on shorts, sport shirts and
trousers. Traditional clothin_& Alteration$_whil
you 'A-ail. sale ends of Jury 31 . -
0 BeSf
Buys GET READY. Nordstrom's 91st anniversary sale
starts
Frid.1\ at 8 a.m. Big
!ta\ 1ngs on ne\\ fall ·
apparel ior the entire
fdmth
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I COULDN'T BELIEVE
MY EYES last weel... I saw
a Hang Ten shirt in the
Corona Del Mar Beach
Club store window on
Pacific Coast H1ghwcly,
and it was deja \ u
lttP~lyNot
Norm Davis at Lido Sorf shows off
I rememhcr in thl'
early 70s \o\.hen m\
b~other and ht~ friend!>
considered Hang Ten
sh1ru mandato" the popular Hang Ten shirts.
uniforms. Greg Ragatz of
the Corona del Mar Beach Club said the shirts are a great seller.
I 'II bet the sh1rt.5 .ire popular because they're exactly the same
cl) the original shirt!> from the 60s and 70s. Remember those
<I\\ iul earth-ton(• colors that didn't match anything? They're back.
• The onlv concc.,~ion Hang Ten has made is to cut the shirts
l.iq~er lor J loo!ter fit The Corona del Mar Beach Club sells Hang
T £>n ~h1rts lnr $30 to 534, depending on if you want stripes or
... olidc; An C'\CC'pt1nnal offer for every $40 purchase, the Beach
Club \\Ill throw 1n a lrcc tank top.
I Lhecf..ed around and the best price I found for Hang Ten
~hrrb \\~at the Lido Skate & Surf Co. on Newport Boulevard
ac rm~ from C1t\ I !all 1n Newport Beach. Norm Davis at Lido
'>urt ~av-. he sells his sh1rt.s for $26.50 (stripes) and $15 (solids).
0
WHEN WE GO TO BLACK-TIE events we never know where to
rC'nt m\ husband a tu\. I found that Darrell's Tux Shop on
\.\.estt.l1n Of.1-..ie in Newport Beach had the best deal for a tuxedo
Wtth ... hoc:.
Bob Conti ha'> been 1n business since 1958, and he rents his
Iu'lcdoc; wr $4 5 I Its shoes ar<? additionally $6 to S 12. Students
gC't a better t u~ rJte at onl} $28. Conti said he'll add a 10
peru•nt discount for rc,1d£>rs nf this column for the remainder of
Jul} and Auguq 0Jrrell's also hac, a complete line for women,
whu h 1c. unusu<1I but I don't think I'd be caught dead.in one.
II you Jlreach have your ~hoes, the best lU><·only rental I
found \vas at Friar Tux Shop on Bristol Street in Costa Mesa.
Tu\cs c:.tarted at S1Q, shnc.•-. .ire an additional $12 to $18 (with
frt't' pair ui :.c><l.. ... 11
L
MY HUSBAND CLAIMS I MODEL my many hairstyles after
Madonna. but 1t JU'>t 1~n t true. I do however change my style
with m; mood~. d[ld I am fortunate enough to trust my blond
hair with thC' grC'.ltC'st h-;t1r stylist I've ever follrd: Ron Perez at
Hampton Salon 1n Newport Beach off Bristol and Jamboree
ac rn<.<. from I he \.1arriutt <;u1t~s.
Ron cut .... ind < olorc; h,m li~e magic. He's made me look my
best lor u\Cr 10 \ear' (off and on) and when I ruin my hair color
or cut U\ trusting .in amateur or myself -he cures the hair
dt'><l<.IN-..
I rcrer rm tnend ... to him, and each one has stayed with him.
Hr-. prices arE>n t cheap, but they're worth it. A typical cut is $45,
a wc·clw <;tart-. at S75. and a tint $45.
0
Whether > ou 're a merchant or a shopper, if you know of a
good buy, I'd love to give you some publicity. Call me at
540-1224, fay me at 646-4170 or write to me: Best Buys,
Daily Pilot, 110 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 01/if. 92627.
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Today's Orange County Fair Schedule
DISCOUNTS
Bakers Square Seniors'
Day: Those 55 and older
are admitted for S2. All
seniors will receive free
merry-go-round and Ferris
wheel rides. The fair offers
$3 admission daily for
those 65 and older.
Wool Spinning Contest:
Contestants bringing their
own spinning wheels will
be admitted free at the
Main Cate from noo'n to 1
p.m. Contest is at 1 p.m.
in the Home Arts and
Crafts Building.
HOURS: 10 a.m. to midnight
Brsat view
Buddy's Dance Clinic -
Fabulous ·sos Stage,
sponsored by Carl's Jr.
6 p.m.
South County News
Fourth-Grade
Championship Spelling
Bee -Cal Spas Heriwge
Stdg~
ffA Market Swine Show
-Livestock Show Ring
. 6:30 p.m.
Stingers Show Band -
Miller's Moonshine
Meadows
7 p.m.
Glen Campbell -
Arlington Theater Junior Floral
Arrangement Conte-st!
Contestants and parents/
guardians receive free
admission from 10 a.m. to
noon with Ooral
arrangement. Open to
youthS 10 tO 18. One •
arrangement per
MMC ~~y P.lot
Stilt walke'r Al Herrin walks head and shoulders above the crowd Tues-
day morning at the Oran~e County Fair during Friends of the Fair day.
Stokes and Cm, lnging
duo -Cal Spas Heritage
Stage
Costumes for 11 1/
2-inch Dolls by Loretta
Chesmore and Janice .
Gautreau -Bakers Square
Crafl and Cook's Gallery
contestant. Contest sponsored by
4-H/Junior Exhibit Department.
Discount coupons and other
special offers for the Orange
County Fair are not valid with
these reduced prices.
Unlimited Ride 'Day: $8
wristband is good for admission to
all rides from noon to 7 p.m.
$1-off discounts on adult
admission Mondays through
Fridays include Arrowheaa
Water, Auto Club of Southern
Californi<l, Bakers Square
Restaurants, California Angels,
Carl's Jr, Chicago Chicago Pizza
Stores, Orilnge County Transit
District, Pepsi, 7-Up/RC, South
County News, Los Angeles
Times Orange County Edition,
Vons, military, and Costa Mesa
residents.
9 a.m.
Rabbit Show .-Rabbit and
Poultry Tent
10 a.m.
Floral Arrangement Contest -
4-H/Junior Exhibit Building
4-H Market Beef Show -
Livestock Show Ring
11 a.m.
Senior Record Holder Contest
-Cal Spas Heritage Stage
Attenlion
Daily Pilot
readers
The first 50 subscribers
who show up with their
Pilot License at our booth
at the Orange County Fair
will receive either a Daily
Pilot cap, athletic bag or
poster. The booth i
located in the center of
the Commercial Building.
Costa Mesa
11 :30 a.m.
Senior Hat Parade -Cal Spas
Heritage Stage
Noon
First Class '50s Doowop -
Fabulous '50s Stage, sponsored by
Carl's Jr.
Seniors Golden Wedding -
Cal Spas Heritage Stage
12:30 p.m.
Seniors Orange Juice
Squeezing Contest, hosted by
Regi ster Juic~ columnists Nicole
Brodeur and Martin Smith -
Cal Spas Heritage Stage
1 p.m.
First Class ·sos Doo Wop -
Fabulous '50s Stage, sponsortod by
Carl's Jr.
Special Drawing for Dinner at
Bakers Square -Cal Sp.:is
Herita~e Stage
Seniors Ballroom Dancing
Contest -Cal SpJs Heritage
Stage
Pin the Navel on the Orange
-Alta Dena Kids Stage
"Pucker Up" Face-Making
Contest -Times Centenniaf
Stage
Spinning Contest, sponsored
by Casa de Las Tejedoras -
Bakers Square Craft and Cook's
Callery· FFA Market Beef Show
-Livestock Show Ring
1:30 p.m ...
Quicksteppers -Miller's
Moonshine Meadow) .
2 p.m.
Dorothy Jo Dancers -Cal
Spas Heritage Stage
First Class 'SOs Doo Wop -
Fabulous '50s Stage. sponsored by
Carl's Jr.
"Old-Fashioned Road Show"
including Ostrich races/ Moore's
Amazing Mongrels/ Sensational
Leighs Spacewheel/ Karl Winn
Motorcycle Thrill Show -Coors
light Arena
The Orange Bo\.\-1 -Alta Dena
•
Kids Stage -
Carriage Dcmonstrajion -
Newport Arena, Equestrian
Candy Apple Cloggers -
Miller's Moonshine MeadO\\S
3 p.m.
First Class '50s Doo Wop -
Times Centennial Stage
Raggtimcrs Senior Band -Cal
Spas Heritage Stage
Three-Legged Races -Alta
Dena Kids Stage
You Don't Have to Be Busy to
Spin, by Jacqueline Geir-Lahti -
Bakers Square Craft and Cook's
Callery
Quicksteppers -Miller's
Moonshine Meado\vS
3:30 p.m.
Candy Apple (loggers -
Miller's Moonshine Meadows
4 p.m.
The Colony of Performing Arts
-Fabulous ·sos Stage, sponsored
by Carl's Jr.
Watermelon Eating for Kids -
Alta Dena Kids Stage
Creative Baking with Brid1;ford
Dough by Sharyl Heavin -
Bakers Square Craft and Cook's
Callery
4:30 p.m.
Suzanne's Dance Factory -
Cal Spas Herit.1ge Stage
S p.m.
Oaudia Nygard -i\tiller's
Moonshine MeadO\vs
''Old-Fashioned Road Show"
including Moore's Amazing
MongrelS/ Sensational leiglls
Spacewheel/ Karl Winn
Motorcycle Thrill Show -Coors
Light Arena
Hula Hoop Contest -Alta
Dena Kids Sta~e
How to Begin in Leather by
Eugene Rasm ussen -Bakers
Square Cr,1fts and Coo~·s C.1llery
5:30 p.m.
Believe-in Yourself Kids -
Times Centennial Stage
8 p.m~
Claudia Nygard -Miller's ...
Moonshine MeadO\-vs
"Old-Fashioned Road Show"
including Ostrich Races/
Moore's Amazing Mongels/
Sensational Leighs Spacewheel/
Karl Winn Motorcycle Thrill
Show -Coors Light Arena
Hair Ornaments, by Doris
Rohl -Baf..ers Square Cr.1ft and
Cook's Callery
9 p.m.
Glen Campbell -Arlington
Theater
Stokes and Carr, singing duo
-Cil Spas Herit.1ge SLage
9:30 p.m.
Stingers Show Band -Miller's
Moon~hine Meadows
Glenn Campbell will
bring his "~P.ertoire of
legendary hits to the Fair
for t\.\-o free
performances tonight at
7 and 9 p.m.
At florcnllnl! Ex.'ton. 2121 Brhrolha \"andal snipped lhe v.m~s on the II<>~ thJI op.;:rale) t c car V.J)h, cau!>· ing the car v.a~h to run con)IJntly.
Someone entered a locked Volkswagen Jcua parked in the no block of Scou Place earl)' Tuesday
morning. Once inside the car. the culprit popped
open ltie hood and remo\'cd a S60 baucry
A shopper at the MJ~hJll'~ store on harbor &ulc:·
\'llrd returned to her unlocked cu at 5·30 pm. and di~ercd the S250 stereo ripped from the dJ~h
board. •
A burg_lar, who entered Boo Boo ChJrhc'' .11 I 125
Victoria ~lrcct through a roof VC,!1..!.1. u ed a hatcher to crack open the S<ife and !>lcal SI.~.
•
Someone took a _,pare tm: from :a parked c-.ir al
Amlings Nur)Cry, ISOO E Coast lligh\\JY and ldt a
damaged one in 11) pla,c. • A patron al the Lions Den at 719 W. 19th St. re·
turned to her car at 2 a.m. Sunday and found lhc
window smnshcd and stereo equipment and clothing valued al S2,26S missing. •
Late Mondaj' afternoon, a man entered Circle-K
Markel 11 t 17 Sunnower Ave. and bolted without paying for $21.78 worth of beer.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
,
Newport Beach
Someone reportedly pried inro all nine rcp~i vend·
ing machines in the Mamou Suite llolcl, 500 E. Bay·
view Circle, laking an undclcrmincd amount of Cl)h, •
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LOBDELL
From A1
cruise aboard one of Hornblower's
finest, hor d'ocuvres,
entertainment, door prizes, Daily
Pilot editors and columnists, and a
no-host bar.
In the upcoming weeks, "Wet
Wednesdays'' evenings will feature
·a Newport Beach library/author~
night, a Fashion Island fashiort
night, a meet-your-politicians
night, a back-to-school night, a
sports night, a Realtors nigh t, a ...
chamber of commerce night plus a
few special surprises we'll pass on
to you as soon as the details are
Send your items to Bob van
Eyken, The Daily Pilot, 330 W.
Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627.
Today
Sq uare dancing -The
Costa Mesa Quicksteppers invite
expertencechqoa(e dancrng
couples to their weekly" dance, 9 to
11 a.m. at the new Costa Mesa
Senior Citizen Center on the corner
of 19th and Pomona streets. There
are also available partners for single
men who would like lo join the
ewn up.
In October, we'll put on a
candidates' night, but, of cour~e.
we'll remove all g.angplanh before
the politicians board.
I'm proud of the Oedghng
summer series. This idea could
revive the noble but near-extinct
concept of the town hall meeting.
"\Vet Wednesdays" will bring
together community leaders,
activists and neighbors -in a
spectacular setting -to swap
stories, ideas and information.
We have nearly all the
ingredients in place. Hornblowe r's
Dave Pohl has generously donated
the use of his huge yachts each
fun. For information, call 545-5669
Frid ay, July 17
Monte Carlo night -
Pro1ect Cuddle Inc., an orgiln1zation
to benefit abused children, will host
an e\en nq < game:> and hors
d'omITTC'S ent1l~d7\ Night in Monte
C:i r l, 7 to 11 p.m. July 17 al the
Village Crean, 2300. Mesa Drive in
~anta Ana Heights. Call 542-2894
for 1nformillion.
Poetry reading -PEN of
Orange County will present its
RUFFElL'S
UPHOLSTERY INC.
• fttft ,_ .... ~ lore!
,Thursday. July 16, 1992 A31)
Wednc!>day night, and the Daily
Pilot has given editorial and ad
space to get the word out to 1hc
folks in the community.
The only m1-.,ing element b }OU.
We need your participation to
make 1his whole thing \\Orio.:. The
benefits arc many; the cost!> none
(unless you want to buy your~elf u
drink). Here's ho\~ you get
involved~
Tickets for each Wet
Wed nesday will be available the
week before the event. Free
tickets for opening mght arc IHI\\
available at Hornblo"er Yacht!>,
2431 West Coast Highv .. ay, nc\t to
Cano's, weekdays from 9 a.m 10 5
monthly poetry reading at 7 p.m
July 17 al the Bear !>treet Ci11e,
Soulh Coast .Plaza. The re.Jding "ill
feature the \\Ork of Octavio Pal
and Anne Sexton.
R.m. Saturday!i frum 9 am. to
noon. I lurnblo"er's phone( number
is 6~6·0155. The tic"ets are limited
:rnd ;ire a\ ail3bl• on a f1rst·comc,
fir '>t· Cf\Cd basi , so please get
do\\n tu lfurnblO\\cr at )OUr
carhc'>t con\enicnce.
I or a 'cheduk of the other Wet
\\.cdnc.,d,1)s plunned, 'cc the ad
on p.1ge A •. If any of those nights
catch )Our fanc), tav tuned to the.
Dail> Pilot. \\hich "fll announce
"hen the 1icl.;c1-. "ill bi: a\aJlable.
I hope )OU coml'. .1bt>ard <.ind
become J pJrt of this ~pccial
inaugural '>crie-,, c pcciall) the
"-.1d.·olf b,1-,h nc:>.t Wednesda>
night I II '>1.e }OU th1.r1.
H1/Jiam Lobdt·ll i!) t/Jc editor.
BLi.d for rt•scr.at1on), call Pamela
ul ')" .. 5"4 ·
Grand opening The
'\;£; ,, J ,.. r J I.. ::,r l Sp. •t: ln)l1tufe
im lcs the cumn ... m1lv to attend
Saturday, Jul y 18 thl'lf Gr.md Opening'on Saturday _ _ b~t\\U:n 10 a.m. dnd 2 p.m. The
financial semin ar _ --aj~b \\1llTncluCJelfTrt!e,..........-----1
Shearson Lehm.1 n Brothe~ \'\ 111 otier co!'sulratror.s, examlnattorrs-,
( . ksL L . ch1ropruct1c ad1ustments, massage;, ~ ree \\Or 11op on t11e. topic ol and man\' mor~ .el"<ic~. The
fin.ancial planning and 1n,e:am~nt Institute ;s located at Acacia Court,
at 9 a.m. July 8 at. the firm'; 20250 Acac.ra St., Suite 1 so. JUSl off
Newport Beach otfice 1n the lcvinc A\t-. Mid Orchard.
penthouse suite, 19000 \11acArthur cont.i. t Sam Stone at 751·6606.
yyomen regroup as Harbor Mesa Lions Club tm UHOl llVI .. CISTI •SA-541·115'
CD or IRA
Maturing? B ig organizational changes
arc going on in the Lions
Club internationaJ.,
organization •• rnd to fit the bill,
the Co!>ta Me~a Ne,\port Harbor
Lioness Club offic.ially became
the Harbor Mesa Lions Club at
a special charter dinner
Saturday e\cning at the Ne\\port
Harbor Elks Lodge
The new club met for a i.ocial
hour, dinner and installation of
charter memberl! at the
waterfront club on Lido hie.
"The ladies in our club are
pretty independent, and they
decided they would like to h:ive
thei r own club, so we decided to
do this," said Judy Lorton,
charter night ch:urpc~on.
The club has worked along
"ith the men's club in the p;ist
as an auxiliary, running booths
at the Fish Fry and conducting
their own fund-raisers. The
t orrectio n
The name of a used book
store in Costa Mei.a appeared
in correctly in one reference in
a story thnt ran in Monday's
Daily Pilot.
The correct name of the
..
club's guiding Lion has been
past district governor Wolf Stern
of the Costa Mesa/Ncwpon
Harbor Lions Club.
Officers include president
Audrey Vaughn, 1st vice
president Norma Zuide rweg,
2nd vice president Sally
Manasse, 3rd vice president
Bernice Ellis, secretary Karen
Lamas, treasurer Barbara
Hayward, tail twister Cindy
KJesczko and lion tamer Marilyn
Rath.
Anyone interested in joining
the club should call membership
chairperson Bernice Ellis at
839-9637.
0 TEACHER. TEACHER! The
Exchange Club of Ncwpon
Harbor, which is a service club '
dedicated to youth activities and
child abuse prevention, again
recognize d the "Teache r of the
business is "The Book Store," a
small shop on East 17th Street
behind the Harp Inn that spe·
cializcs in first editions and
books on sports, California and
the West.
CARING FOR THE ELDERLY
FREE SEMINAR
Saturday, July 18, 1992
1 Oam -12 noon
They took care of you, and now they need a little
help. Learn what you can do at the "Caring for
the Elderly" Seminar sponsored by Newport Villa
Residential Care Home.
Noted experts in the field of elder care will help
you more fully understand your options, what
assistance is available to you, and how you can
make sure that your elder1y loved ones are
proper1y taken care of, without it becomfng a full
time job for you.
SPEAKERS WILL INCLUDE:
• Senun Ombudsman Grayne Price "The Crisis Hoth tor Sericn"
• Psychologist Susan Scott. Phd. "You and Your Aging Pm''
TOPICS COVERED:
a Wellness issues for l'8 elderly
a The psycholoaY of agi1g • How It inpacts 1he
en giver ri tie aged.
a How do I make m Iii my IDwld ns rva n Pf*'ld?
a N mcuces are mlable to ,., me care
for my eldeftf loved one?
a ~ e111, 1 whll I hM .... or_..?
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Year" at eight area high schools
and middle schools, awarding
the honored eight with a plaque
and SIOO check.
Honored with the Bill Boyer
Memorial E>.cellence in Teacher
Awa rd were Joan KJammer of
Corona del Mar High, Rem
Champion of Estancia High.
Don Moeller of t;:e" port Harbor
High and Mike Gro co~t of
Costa Mesa High.
Taking home the Bun~ter
Creel)' Excellence in Teacher
Awards "'ere Ra) Df) on of
Horace Ensign Intermediate
School, Bob Cooper of Co~tJ
Mesa High School 71~. Paul
Serio of Corona dcl Mar Junior
High School and Liz Risko of
Tewinkle Middle School.
PltDse send pc"s ittms to Jon
Ferguson, \'oluntctrs Editor,
Dally Pilot., P.O. Box 1560,
Costa Mtsa, CA 92618.
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A4 Thursday, July 18, 1992 Newport Buch/Coate Men Dally Pilot
___._Business ~ .. • Business Editor Tony Cox ... 642-4321 , ext. 371
Beach businesses bask in the sunshine
~ With sunnier su mmer weather,
merchants find more customers
are coming through their doors.
conditiom, aood w~her translates to
improved sales for beach-area merchants.
"Business has been great," said Tom Noble,
manager and co-owner of Newport Surf &.
Sport. "Even when it was raining, we had
tropical conditions -wann, humid and surf.
For us, that spells plus, plus, plus."
has gcnl:rilly been better this summer than it
was last year, it has been inconsistent, He said
business in the pier area is directly correlated
to fluctuations in weather.
"The summer started off properly, but now
i1's getting kind of weird," PaJitz said. "We'll
have some good days, when we hav0e beachy
wea1her, and we'll have gloomy days, when no
one comes around.
By Tony Cox
Bumess Editor
NEWPORT BEACH -Last week's unusual
spell or rain notwithstanding, the summer or
1992 has been much su nnier so far than last
year's overcas1 summer -an improvement
Bill Hamilton, owner of The Cannery
Restaurant and Malarkey's Irish Pub on "When the wea1her's good, business jus1
kicks butt around here, but when the wea1her's
crummy, the re's no business at all."
1ha1 resulled in brigh1er fortunes for local
merchants.
For examp1e, good ,.,,cather attracted huge
crowds 10 local beaches over the July 4
weekend. While the crowds were a headache
for police, bu!>incss owners were thrilled to see
scores of consumers brought to their doorsteps.
The rel>uhing improvement in sales proved
once again that regardless of economic
Balboa Peninsula, agreed. Hamilton ~aid the
combination of good weather and the
completion of road construction in the area has
helped offset the cff ects of the recession for
his restaurants.
"Our deck has been .very popular," Hamilton
said. "So far, the summer's looking pretty.
healthy. We're not setting any records, but
we're clawing our way back near normal. The
weather was the biggest factor."
One Balboa Peninsula merchant said his
busi ness actually does better on overcast days.
Tim Harold, owner of William Harold ·
Jewelers, said large crowds at the beach can
hurt his customer traffic because beach goers
use his parking.
Up . the Ladder ... '· .....
Ne'" port Beach-based Ne" port Pacific
Funding Corp has promoted Eddie H. Lew
to the posi11on of branch manager o( the
firm's newly o~ned West Covina office.
Gerald Gomez has 1oined the advertis-
ing agency Sal\ati M~ntgomery Sa~oda
Inc. as an ad"ert1s1ng artist.
Property management e>.ecull\le Timo-
thy Pro~opp has been named Orange
County portiolio manager at Cushma n &
Wakefield's Newport Beach office. Proko-
pp i:. a former ass1~tant \ice pres1dent with
Bank of America
Rod.\\.ell International Corp. s Newport
Beach-based·-01g1tal Communicauons D1vi·
s1on has appointed Alberto Montovani
sales manager for modem systems at the
company's new office 1n Milan, Italy.
Janice Bado \''as reeently promoted to
vice president of NeY. port Beach-based
Nat1onat Bank of Southern California. She
head the bank's real estate loan dMsion.
Rado 1s a Costa Mesa resident.
Newport Pacific Croup's fqu1ty Bancorp
recently appointed Elisabeth M. Upham
the firm's assistant vice president.
Barbara Roppolo, of Newport, has
been appointed vice president of man-
agement services at Hollis & Associates.
Ander)()n Communications Co. Inc in
Newport Beach has added Catherine
Smith to 1b staff as an account executive.
San E. V.tccaro or Newport Beach has
succeeded William S. Frantz as chairman
or Orange National Bancorp. Vaccaro, an
attorney with a pract1Ce In Newport
Beach, has been with Orange National
Mike Palitz, owner of the_Uocyman's.lruL
near Newport Pier, said that while the \\Cather
"I don't do any 1ourist business at all, so i~
can only hurt my business," Harold said. "I
may get a ska,gglcr or two, but-it's not good 1or
my store."
since 1987. Frantz recently announced his
retirement.
uura Wilson recently joined Newport
Beach-~ Fu•~r Inc. as rNrketing
coordinator. Wilson was for~ly director
of development for South Coast Sym-
phony in Costa Mesa.
Pro\lidence Speech and Hearing Center
has announced the appointment of two
new board members, AAron L Lovejoy,
president and chief executive officer of Ul-
tratech Resources Inc. '" Santa Ana and
David M. Todd, managing partner o( Price
Waterhouse in Cost.l Mesa.
Bobby Hatfield Jr .. of Corona del Mar
has joined San Francisco-based Sutro &
Co. Inc. as an investment executive. Hat-
field was formerly with Dean Witter Rey-
nolds in Newport Beach.
Jeff Walters of Laguna Beach has been
named V1Ce president of inYeStments at
Bishop Hawlc, a commercial and industrial
real estate brokC1'age in Newport Beach.
Marlene Miller, of Sacramento, was
named the firm's director of business de·
velopment.
Deliotte & Touche in Costa Mesa has
named John Moulton partner in charge of
its technology-based practice.
Dennis C. Sannes tw been appointed
general manager of the Beverly Hentage
Hotel in Cost.l Mesa.
JoAn Ashley president of Tidy Tire Kit
Inc. in Costa M~. was named Sales·
woman of the Year at the June mee11ng of
the Orange County chapter of Women in
Sales.
Appointment Calendar
Tuesday, July 21
Retireme nt Plan
Seminar -The Newport
Beach office of Shearson
Lehman Brothers is sponsoring a
seminar on "Lump Sum
Distributions From Retirement
Plan s". It will take place from 7
p.m. to 8:15 p.m., on July 21 at
the Hyatt Regency Hotel on
Jamboree in Irvine. For
information and reservations,
call Wendy Smith at 644-9111 .
Friday, July 24
558-1550.
Wednesday, Jdly 29
Technology
worksho p -A free seminar
on MS-DOS personal computer
technology will be offered by
the Newport harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce's
Technology Committee al 5
p.m. July 29 al the chamber
office, 14 70 Jamboree Rd. for
information, call Tracy Watl..1n~
at 759-9137.
Successful
manageme nt -The
Merchants and Manufacturers
Association will present a
one-day seminar entitled
"Successful Management in an
Multi-Ethnic Workplace," 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m. July 29 at the Balboa
Bay Club, 1221 Pacific Coast
Highway in Newport Beach. For
Customer service -
The Merchants and
manufacturers Association will
present a one-day customer
service training workshop from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. July 24 al the
Balboa Bay Club, 1221 Pacific
Coast Highway in Newport
Beach. For Information, call ~ information, call 558-1550.
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July 9th to 18th
Many bargains in our
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Art Nouveau and Art Deco
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~oadway series lights up stage at Performing Arts Dentel'
F or art's sake .•
THE GREAT PAC WAY:
Liza Minnclli's debut,
Robert Goulct's return and
touring productions of "Cr:iz.y For
You" :ind "The Will Rogers
Follie~" highlight what is argunbly
the best-assembled Broadway
Stage
lites
series ever nt th e
Orange County
Performing Arts
Center.
The 1992-93
season will also
feature two
Andrew Lloyd
Webber gems:
"Aspects of
Love" and
"Evita."
''After long
months of
recession gloom,
the light$ are
Minnclli's revues have broken box
office records at New York's
Winter Garden Thealcr (1973),
Carneg\e Hall (1987) and Radio
City Music Hall (199 1 ). Her show
at the center may have some
croS;50ver appeal, as Minnclli
recently performed Queen's "We
Are the Champions'' at the
mega-concerl AIDS-benefit in
London dedicated to the memory
of Freddie Mercury.
•"Aspects or Love" {June 22·27,
'93): Canadian Robin Phillips'
widely heralded new staging of
Andrew Lloyd Webber's
mos t-recent and intimate mu!>icnl
opened 199l's inaugural season at
Edmonton's Citadel Theatre,
where Phillips is director general.
Based on David Gamell's 1955
novella of the ·same name, the
musical -brings to life five people
whose passions unite and
accomp:iny them from Paris and
Venice to the Pyrenees amid the
"Someone to Watch Over Mc."
• "The \Viii Rogers Follies"
(Nov. 2-7, '93): The series closes
with Tommy Tune's fast, funny,
colorful and tuneful homage to
vaudeville. Rope-toting host Will
Rogers narrates his life story,
which unfolds through a series of
eye-popping Zi~gfcld Follies
production numbers. "Follies"
packs the lively, varied (and
Tony-winning) score by Cy
Coleman, Belly Comden and
Adolph Green, the inventive,
risk-taking (and Tony-winning)
book by Peter Stone and the
inspired (and Tony-winning)
direction and chorcogr:iphy of
Tune.
"All in all, we feel our 1992-93
Broadway season captures all the
energy, vitality and excilement that
have turned the lights of
Broadway back on again,"
Kendrick stated. bright again on
Oroadway," center president
Thomas R. Kendric~ decJarcd in
announcing the series. "And the
center has bec!n able to secure on e
of its finest seasons ever. Musically
and arthtically, this"new season -
featuring many of Broadway's
grentcst composers and lyri cists -
shof11d provide an exceptionnl
foray into the best of musical
-int-erMtiomrl ans scene orthe
'50s.
If you think the '92-'93 seric!t
can"t be topped, fl1!ks, you--nin'r
seen nothing yet. Kendrick also
no1ed that two other major shows
have already b';en b90ked for
'93.·'94: the runaway-hit revival of
"Guys and Dolls" and the
previously nrtnounced "Phantom
of the Opera."
1 h~:11cr."
I lcre's a breakdown of the
~hO\\S, in order of appearance:
• ''Cnmelol" (Dec. 22, '92-Jan.
3. '93): Kic~ing off the series is a
t\,o-weck holiday run of the
n.\lional touring revival of the
Al:an J:iv Lerner/Frederick Locv.c
1960 cl;is!>ic, starring Robert
Goulet .is King Arthur. Goulet last
Jpp1.:ared at the center in "South
Pac11ic" fou r years ago. Ba.,ed on
T.t I. White's "The Once and
l·uture King," this Tony-v.inncr
'>pirn ncd such songs as "If Eve r I
Would Leave You," "How to
Handle a Woman" and "l Loved
Yo u Once in Silence."
• "E,·ica" (April 13·18, '93):
Thi~ new national touring
production of Andrew Lloyd
We bber's epic about Argentina's
spiritual leader Eva Peron, the
second \\ ife of dictator Juan
Peron, will feature Valerie Perri
Jnd John Herrera reprising their
role~ as faa Peron and Che
Guc,cra respectively. Goth
perfo rmed in the 19 0 national
touring company under director
Harold Prince, and Herrera pl ayed
Che on Broadway. The musical
v.on seven Tonys in 19 0.
•"Liu Minne-Iii" (M:ry 19-27,
"93)· Liz a \\ith a Z makes her
center debut in a new song and
dance revue. A true "supc~tJr"
.!. ~he's been awarded three
Ton}s, an Oscar, t"-O Golden
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and score of the 1930 popular
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fi lm. Woven around a new
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Gershwin classics as "Embraceable
You." "l Got Rhythm" and
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"\\ h.1t "~ haH! been able to do
in the p.1 .. 1 fi,c }Car' i'> ma~c the
P<.icific S)mphony more imporrnnt
to the commun•t}." said Louis G.
Sp1.,10, the: J\\O...ia tion\ executive
director. "Good thing~ hnppen for
organ1z:.i11on~. for i n..,titution~ that
ha'c a high degree of relevance to
t~ cmnmunitylhey ~ervc:-''
He ad,nov. ledgcd it's taken
a\o.hilc, but the P.tcillc S)mphon>
Orchestra and Its program arc
now "an import:int part or the
h\ cs of the pc<>plc of Or .rngc
County,'' Spa~to !i:.ud. ''And it is
because of that \\ c \ e been able tu
auract the cure l1nanc1al .. uccc-.s
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to the dc,clopmcnt of the
.1 ... ~oc1ation ·., l30.1ru ol D1rcctor ....
At the sarn1: m~eting "her~ the
board re' ic\\ eJ 11'> budgetary
succes~. ~ta)ah1l..o AnmlllO,
president of Y Jmah.1 Corp. of
America. Roser Juhn)on,
chairman of the board ant.I CLO
of Western Digital Corp .. anl.I
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Group mobilized to get sc~ool open , lcb8ll --llCll ltlady,
strong m'Ollmant growth ...,. Victoria School Parents Group -called only PTA
without a school fought to get tru stees to OK opening.
By Russ Loar
SIJ!I Wnter
COSTA MESA -Call it
people power.
P.Hcnts fighting against a
proposJI to delay the September
1993 opening of Victoria
Elementary School mobilized
lorces from throughou t their
c1Jmmunity to argue successfully
for the opening of the long-closed
-.chool. .
School board members Tuesday
night voted 4-3 against delaying
1he opening of the school, after
11:s1imony from about 20 parent
"ho spoke in both English and
SpJnish.
reserve account until the budget
crisis pa ed, the Victoria School
Parents Group hit the ground
running.
"There 1s a large group of
parents from the Victoria School
area who really want their school
open and they fough t for it," said
Ellen Carroll. PTA co-president at
Adams Elementary School. "A lot
of schools would love to have that
amount of participation from their
parents. That, participation is there
before they even have a school."
Parents at Co ta Mesa schools
surrounding Victoria also signed
on in support of the school. ''We
need that school," aid California
Elementary School PTA president
Linda Hewell. "There is no room
at California for more portable
The Victoria School Parents
Group that orchestrated the
lobb~ 1ng and public rel ations
C ff Ort hi\S J:2c_en _called.the.only _ dassmoms...Dur .school was at
capacity this year." PT A in the district without a
:.chool. Member have monilored
'chool board meetings, studied
enrollment projections, discussed
aucndance b~uodarie~. held press
~onfcrences and won support from
PTA prel>ident!> at five
'urrounding elementary schools.
\\'hen the school board decided
w c~>n!>ider delaying the opening
L>f \'ic tl..lria School and putting the
.1ppro\1mately $3 million it would
tJk~ to open the school in a
During testimony before the
schoql board Tuesday rtight, one
parent said schools were so
crowded that her ch ildren could
not buy lunch and have enough
time left to eat it. Another parent
said overcrowding was so bad that
students had to go to a
neighboring school for assemblies.
"I feel that the decision you
make tonigh t will !>et the course
this district \\jJI follow in dealing
with our overcrowded schools in
the ycan to come," parent Terry
Simon told school board members .
Tuesday night.
"If Victoria does not re-open in
1993 ... I fear we arc looking at a
bleak future of over.crowded
school sites," said Simon, vice
president of the 4th District PTA
which encompasses all of Orange
County.
Parents who live in' what is
called the Esrnncia Zone of Costa
Mesa have watched their schools
fill to near capacity in recent
years. And they have worked
without confrontational. tactics to
enli st community support in
convincing school board members
that Victoria Elementary School
should be reopened.
School officials say the Estancm
Zone in Costa Mesa and the
Newport Harbor Zone in Newport
Beach are the fastest-growing
parts or the school district.
-"We've becntalking about this
fo r three years," said Connie
Jamieson, president or the
Victoria School Parents Group.
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'We have been telling the board
we rcnlly wanted to work on this
as a community. We had the
Anglos and the Hispanics \\Orking
together to open this school. I
think that's really a positive sign
fo r our community."
Although three school board
members voted in favor of delay-
ing the opening or the school,
board President Forrest Werner
said trustees will now unanimously
support the re-opening of Victoria
School.
"Last nigh t we went to the point
of no return, there's no backing up
on this decision," Werner said.
"We will deliver the best poi.sible
school we can fOr this
community."
Still to be resolved is the isl>UC
of boundaries for Victoria and
surrounding schools for the 1993-
9.t school year. Trustees are study-
ing a number of attendance area
plans and say they will continue to
meet with-rommurritymembc .
By Russ Loar
SUdl Wflllr
Concerns over rapid
enrollment growth raised in the
fighl to re-open Victoria
Elementary School come during
a record year or enrollment
growth for the Newport-Me~a
Unified School District.
After years of declining
enrollments and the closing of
neighborhood schools. the
dis1rlct grew by 572 ~tudents
last school year, for a wtal
17,006 students. ·
"It is the greatest growth in
20 years that we have had in
any one year," said Dale
Woolley. director of student
support and research llerviccs.
"From cvCl)thing we can see
ShowuS
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and claim
.one· ol lhese
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right now, thot growth is going
to continue."
School district enrollments
took off after hitting an all-time
low durin& the 1988-89 school
year, according to Woolley.
The district's growlh of 572
students du ring the 1991-92
school year came on the heels
or an increa~e of about 350
i.tudents during the 1990-91
school year. Woolley predicts
enrollments will grow by
another 600 students during the
next school year, with most of
the growth at the elementary
,school level.
"We don't sec any real,
uncontrollable explo~1on of
gro\\ lh," Woolley said. "We're
looking al steady gro\\ th over
the ne.\t four or five year!>."
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Russians Arseny Vorozheikin, left, and Konstantine Treshyov.
Former WWII enemies
meet again· as friends
By Kim Neilson
Soee~ 10 Ille Daily Piloe
COSTA MESA -If they'd '
met 50 yetirs ttgo, they mighT
have )hot each other down.
But things are quieter now
for the four ace World War II
figh ter.pilots, two Russian and
t, .. o German, who met for the
firs t time since the war at the
Virginia Bader Fine Arts
Gnllel) in Costa Mesa
Wednesday morning.
The former foes, generals
Guenther Rall, Johannes
Steinhoff, Konstantine
Treshyov and Arseny
Vorolhcikin, got together to
S\\ ap war stories and )ign the
Robert Taylor aviation pointing
"Russian Roulette."
"Ever since l originated the
pilot S)mposium in the U.S.
with the British, German and
American <ices, there has been
n mi!>sing link: the Russian
aces. Now, we will be able to
hear their side of the story,"
said gallery O\\ ner Virginia
Bader.
''II was very interesting to
meet them.'' aid Rall,
Ge1mnnys's third ranked aerial
combat oce ever. "I have been
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100 times ... but it is the first
time we have had a symposium
with Russrnns and it is ve_ry
interesting in a peaceful way."
Wednesday's meeting was
the result of two years of
planning.
"The event kept getting
canceled because of the coup
and what was happening (in
the Soviet Union) at that
time," Bader said.
A few months ago, with the
help of the publisher of the
prints, Military Gallery, Bader
was finally able to set Sunday,
Jul) 19 as the date for the
symposium and Aviation Art
Show at the Radisson Plaza
Hotel in Irvine.
The symposium will be
moderated by retired United
States Air Force Col. Don
Lopez, who new P-40 Flying
Tigers in World War II and
Sergei Sikorsky, of Sikorsky
helicopter, son of aviation
pioneer Igor Sikorsky.
Tickets to the symposium are.
$25 and $85 for a dinner
hosted by the aces. For more
informat~on call 1-800-328-5826
or 1-800-233-0345.
·celetirltj clothes sale benefits Cancer ·society
B~· Grace Lee
Spwal ID lhe Daily Piiot
COR.QNA DEL MAR -What has
become an annual celebrity rags sale -
with hand-me-downs from such notables as
Diane Keaton and Jeri Hall (Mrs. Mick
Jagger) and even Peter Ueberroth -
begins today at The Discovery Shop.
Owned and operated by the American
Cancer Society, The Discovery Shop will
be selling vintage clothing donated by
dozens of local and not-so-local celebrities
along with jewelry, furniture and
collectibles.
The sale, which runs through Aug. 6, is
The Discovery Shop's major annual benefit
for the American Cancer Society.
"We pref er to call our)ctvcs an upscale
resale shop," said Joanne O'He:lny, who
has been affiliated with Corona Del Mar
shop si nce 1984.
The Discovery Shop is managed by
Sheila Farmer, who is assisted by a corp~
of 65 volunteers, 15 of whom serve on the
shop's board of directors. Among the
volunteers. who usually come in once a
"eek to \\Ork a full day's shift. 1s Dorothy
Hall, Diane Keaton's mother.
The su mmer benefit sale will began
Thursday" ith bids for the silent auction
and will continue through Aug. 6. ""hen
the highe t bidder for each item will \\to
the chance to purchase it.
The Discovery Shop is located at 2301
East Coast HighM.ty behmd Edie's Diner.
Store hours are 10-4 p.m. Monday through
Saturday and open 11-3 p.m on Sunda}.
For more information call 640-0954.
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• • evening cruise
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fellowship and fun .
If you'd like to
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Fashion Island's Fashion Night July 29
Newport Beach Library/A uthors Night August 12
Newport-Mesa Realtors Night August 19*
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ictoria Street will be closed for
least six weeks beainning July
for the final construction
late~ to the Costa Mesa freeway
tension.
A storm drain that coutd not be
stalled during construction still
eeds to bo installed. The
ntractor, E.L Yeager, agreed to
ail until after the Orange County
air ends to begin drain
nstruction.
The stretch will be closed for six
o eight weeks, said the city's
ublic Works Director, Bill
'orris, although the city is
hoping it will be re-opened a lot
ner."
There are no business driveways
n the southbound side of the
treet between Fair Drive and
ictoria Stree t, Morris said. He
dded that the Downtown
erchants Association has been
ntacted and favored closing all
e lanes for a shorter
nstruction period rather than
allow one to remain open and
endure longer construction.
Northbound traffic will not be
affected.
Newport Beach Portfolio LAND
The following is a sampling of properties owned by the city:
Property Use ' Annual Income
From A1
the loading dock al the Balboa Island Ferry, and
a large chunk of land along Balboa Doulevard
that includes Marina Park, the American Legion
hall, the Nautical Mu)eum and the Girl Scout
House.
Beacon Bay 72 home sites ........................... $710,500
Marina Park 58 mobile homes ...................... $555,372
American Legion Hall, boat storage and slips .......... $95,000
Balboa Angling •
Club Clubhouse and dock ............................. $0 That strip of property was purchased by the city
back in 1901 for S 1, Deli no said. The city collects
a little more than $650,000 a year for the leases City-county
dock property
Balboa Ferry
Balboa Bay Club
Balboa Pier
Newport Pier
4210 River St.
Harbor Island
leases•
44th St. House
38th & lake
Triangle
lido Bayfront
Girl Scout House
Nautical Museum
Beach front
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2,018 slips .................................. $96,000
Ferry loading & storage ................ $52,000
Apts., club, et al ...................... $875,400
Ruby's Restaurant ....................... $75,000
Fisherman 's Restaurant ................ $65,000
Vacant lot............................................. $0
Encroachments ............................ $12,731
Duplex ....... ... ....... .... ............. ..... $30,000
Parking ......................................... $2,400
Park, Boat storage slips .................. $5,880
Day Camp ............................................ Sl
Museum ........................................ $2,400
Various Yearly Encroachments ... $165,000
•Proposed 1f ch.irtcr a~ndment passes.
on those holdings. \
But the Girl Scouts pay only $1 a year to rent
their facility, and the city, Delino contends, must
decide if leasing the property so cheaply is a rea·
sonable public service.
Also included in the city holdings is a 2,550·
square.foot duplex on 44lh Street that is rented
out at $30,000 a year. The property was acquired
after a capped 011 well exploded during the wid·
ening of Balboa Boulevard and scorched the
house, Delino sai~.
Rather than just paying ofC the claim to the
owner, the city opted to purchase the property, he
said. The duplex is now rented out to se\ltral men
one of whom is Al Tello, an aide to Supervisor
Harriet Wieder, Delino said.
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"It\ a great plJce 10 li .. c," -.aid Tello, v.ho has
lh·~d there "'ith his roommate Dill Crocker fo r
about four )ear) now. ''The city ha) been \Cf),
\Cry fair v. ith us ." Tello )a1d he and h1) roommate
deal direct I> with Ken Dc11no "W1. \e Jh\a)!:.
made cer1 a1n \\C paid our ra:nt and )0 long a' "-C
do that v.e h.1\e no problem'> "ith Ken ."
In addition. the wy also O\\ns the Ii.Ind used for
Beacon Ba), the concc,.,1on stand at the Corona
del Mar State llcach, the Ualboa bland Yacht
Basin, Ru by's re)taurant ill the end of the Balboa
Pier, Fi~herman·~ rc~taurant at the Nev.port Pier
and 12 slnnt·drill oil welb locatctl on county prop·
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Part of the rea~on the cit) ,., )o rich in property
is that it ha., numerous 11dcland~ • .,.. hicJl au1omati·
c:illy fall under city pur\1cw, Dt:lino s-!id.
But those tidelands arc double-edged sword,
said Mayor Phil Sansone.
"The state lo..ecps a close '' atch on the re,enue
we derive from the tidelands," Sansone said. "If
it's earned Jn the tidclJnd), it has 10 be spent in
the tidelands."
Nonethelcs~. Dchno cred11ed shrewd business
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the city's possession.
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Divine food, atmosphere highlight Sand Dancer Grill opening
T he crowd of 600 was rc;ady
10 party Mond3y eveoi:'lg 3t
the Sand D3ncer Grill.
Man~ were waiting for the door!.
10 open as the A btance Lea&,:e
of Nc\\port-Mesa ho!.lcd the grand
opening of eatery locu1ed on the
former !>ite •Of the Ancient Mariner
on \\'e,t Coast Highway.
Im 1t.Hions had indicated :mire
in 1hc mann~r of Sou1hwes1ern/
Vldl
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casual/cocktail/
innovarive. The
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glittering crowd
in nil of the
;ibO\C.
The price was
great. $10, and
~ue~t~ had lhe
opportunity to
CJI. !.ip and
mingle.
"The food i!.
divine and 1his Society place is a new
atmo:.phere for
Ne" port Beach."
aid Jean Lucas, a11cnding \\ilh
fricnJ Margaret RichJrdson. ·•ti 's
;i fun parl)," Lucas a tided as
guc't~ 1ricd the 1hin crusted
p1zzJ,. lamb chops, -,!iced beef.
salmon and S\\Ordlhh.
League members Barbara
Roberts and Char) I Bu tterworth
co-chJired the fundra1-.e r.
si ........ ""'"""" ~'OA>ly ,..lot
Jane and Jerry Kingsley, le ft, with Gordon and Belly Deits were among those al the Sand Dancer Grill.
S potted at 1hc opening \\Crc
Scott Barnett, "ho i!. pn:,1dcn1
of Rusty Pelican, parcn1 compan)
of 1hc grill and VP Michael
Morehead, League prcz Ann
Fo reman and husband Sheldon,
Anne and Roy freeman, Jane anti
Jerry Kingsley, Elaine .ind Bob
Basmajian, Hazel and freeman
fi sher, Carolyn and Bi ll Patrick
and Sally Jones.
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ljfe's a
arnival
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REFERRALS, ON TIIE
H IGHEST LEVEL -
ey're both in the saving
siness, so maybe it wasn't
e Odd Couple conducting
nday's mass for carnival
rkcrs at the Orange
unty Fair.
Presiding over the services
.....,
1111 II
Local
Scene
was Father
l.\lac, the
famed
carny
priest
Reading
the
Scriptures
was banker
Royal S.
Radtke,
president
of Corona
del Mar's
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Father Mac's calling card
reads: "Appointed by the
Vatican's Pontifical
Commission for the Pa!.tOral
Care of Itinerant People a\
the Official Chaplain of
Carnivals in the United
States of America.''
Then, in smaller l)pe:
"Phone 315· 782-2466 for
anyt~ing -except to
borrow money."
That, of course. as
Radtkc's business at Bank
of America. It's a handy
arrangement: The banker
a ves dollnrs, the prie!.t
saves souls.
L His participation wa!. an
C\hilarating experience, the
r.1h-rah Radtke exults. but
he has no plans to run away
.ind joi n the circus. Nothing
pcr!.onal, but he prefers
cui.tomers who don't leave
town every few "eeks or so.
(Note: A long a!'> he "as
~t:rnding up there, "'ith a
direct line to The Lord,
Radtke "'a' tempted to 'eek
divine intcl'\ent1on. It's the
only way, he reaso ns, that
street repairs nn bt:
expedited on Ea~t Coast
Highway.)
GIVE MY REGARD TO
PUSAN, SAY H ELLOTO
P'ANMUNJON -E\cn 1f
Hotel Le Meridien !.ervcs
the sinus-clearing native
dish of kimchi (pickled
cabbage, peppers. garlic.
etc.), I plan to attend
~urday's breakfast of the
n wly·fom1ed
rea-America Friendship
~icty.
c brelllfast is being ·
ged by Tom Futnlts, Sir
EJ4on Grlmchs and Ptter S.
~na to honor their recent
st in Seoul, global tycoon
m Woo Choong,
chairman-founder of the
Daewoo Group.
I'm told that Kim Woo
Choong i!> Korea's first
billionaire, but th is i subject
10 challenge. Ir memory
serves, Korea's first
billionaire was Lt .. Col. Tom
Campbell, who mnde 12
straight passes at the crap!.
table thereby wiping ou t
entire units of the 5th Air
Fo rce and the 3rd Infantry
ivision.
-If proof is needed, I still
have the canceled checks.
Jtrry Kobrin '1 column ron.s
Tuesdays, T'hursda)S and
Saturd•JS.
PRESIDENT
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The last picture show?
Thumbs down on turning the Balboa Cinema into a video parlor
The envelopes, please ...
rft\ Thumbs down to the notion of
~ turning the historical, though
somewhat worse for wear Balbow
Cinema into a video store.
video store. What is does need is
somebody willing to take some pride and
respect in one of Balboa's oldest and most
historic· structures.
True, the cinema has fallen on hard
times in recent years -its biggc .. t claim
to fame being that it wa:. tht: local hou'e
theater to the cultish "Rocky Horror
Picture Sh:.,. •
clutches of a car thief and chasing him
down.
De Vito succeeded in pulling the
apparent thief from the woman's car an
Canoery Village while Miller chased tum
down the street. Siple, who heard the
woman's cries for help, flagged do"'n a
motorcycle officer who was able to arrc~t
the 11cm' to recoup .1, much a~ it could in
the name ut h>e.1 I ta' payers fhe Cll), JUSt
a'> l'\1rrectl), opted ll) let'the YMCA
CUndl!cl the ~Ul.:lhlll f1gunng that rather
than pa)ml! top pcrc:t>ntagc tu an auction
hou'>c 11 ~.-ould ..ieer J more modest
p~n.:cntagc t{1 tli\. 'l
The 73-year-old theater has been closed
mce the start of the year and must
undergo a major seismic facelift before it
can reopen to the public. The owners
apparently have been remiss in meeting
earthquake standards but are now poised
to begin brmging the aging Balboa
Boulevard theater into compliance.
. ' . the suspect. .
J1un~' \\COi \\C11ng, howe\er, when
'omchtxl) lh!citkd 10 onl} advcrme the
au1:.tion in t\\-u 'mall publaeat1on., and to
kt:cp ,1 lid on lhc t,11.:t that 11 was Dixon"'s
\tull lhJt \\,1., bcinc. aucuoned.
-But the cmem;t can be salva~d .. ats
reputation reclaimed. It just nc.~ed-.
someone who cares
Good work all the way around.
The cinema is owned by Walnut
Prop\.rties and had been managed by the
Starplcx Group, a Los Angeles-based
~ Thumbs up 10 the I larbor Arca \tJJ Boys and Girls Clu b, "'hich marked
its 50th anniver<iary this past
weekend. The club has four area chapter'>
and long ago became one of the pillars of
strength in the community. It deserve<;
everyone's continued support.
rfl\ Thumbs down to the dty for ats --y low-key, mums-the-word approach
on selling off former Ncwpon
Beach Utilities Director Bob DLxon <.
booty.
Dixon, of course, is now doing four •
years for stealing roughly Sl.8 million from
the city. Much of the money, appJrcntl}.
was u ed to fund Dixon's passion for
fashionable clothing, pricey artwork .md
opulent jewelry.
\\ h.1t\ "rong with attractmj? a big
lfll\\d 1 \\ h.11 ~ "rong "1th lc111ng the
1.1xp 1vcr' take ,1 look :it the stuff that
thc\ an l.'ffcct. hllught JnJ no\.\ own? Why
thc hie, 'eact'.' comp any. ·
Now come., word that Walnut
Pmpcrties is entertaining using the theater
as 'iomething other than a theater. A video
't\lre, fo r instance.
Tnc up..,lm1 j., that a brgc perccniage of
tht.> 'tutl "111 Oil" probJhly be shipped up
10 .1 I os \ngdc.., ,1uc11on hou<;e "here at
wall he -.old utf. minus, of cou,...e. the
What Newport doesn't need is another
"'-... Thumbs up 10 Mike De Vito. Bill \1J.1 Miller and John Siple for rcc,cuing
a 70-year-old woman from the The city, correctly. opted to auction off heft\ pc;.n.t.>nt<1gc the auction -tJkc~.
My way or the fairway Step aside, George
IF I WERE GEORGE BUSH
I \\OUIJ announce to thr.:
American public that atlcr
con~adaablc thought Jilli
dclabcrallon. I h.1,c d1:til.lcJ
that I \\.ill not ruR •tor
rc·clcction in Nll\'eml'd. I
\\OUld cxpl.lin that 1h11,ugh
great di)app,,intmcnt. I h:1\e
l0st the 1111\:rc't ;ind moti\;iti,)n
needed 10 be the Amcrac.in
leader.
~ Linksters all teed off;
defend golf as game
of champs, not chumps.
I would lit...e to take Bill
Lobdell 10 task regarJing
the derogatory article )OU
wrote about the fine game of
golf. I know it!> important to
become militant as an editor
and anger )OUr reader . But now
you're knocking the grand old
game of golr? And getting that
dir; in about SC? I probably
wouldn't have even rend the
article if my bird hadn't raised
such a rucku "hen he read 11
arter I lined the bird cage.
First oCC, a an SC alum <ind
being from Orange County, let
me address your comment, not
playing golf the e days is as bad
ai. not having gone to USC.
Well, you 're right. IC you didn't
go to SC, I'm sure it is bad
having to make a living and not
Ii\ ing with that ''arpcd view of
the world \\e ha\e of complete
superiority. But this year. after a
bad earon in '91 , "e are more
humble. Besides, it looks good
with the recession and all. Now,
about those four reasons you
had for hating golf:
1) ''Golf is incredibly
expensive." What the hell is a
complete amateur like you
paying Donald Bren that kind of
money to learn on his course.
Try public courses and t"'ilight
rates. Leave the expensive
courses to the 'SC grads.
2) "You get no exercise."
Pure fallacy. Try hitting more
hooks and slices and you will sec
plenty or foliage as you're
looking for balls, wim strange
ponds to look for errant chip
shots, and bolt for underbrush
as the group behind you hits
early and yells "Fore!" Shades
o( War, I say.
3) "It's terribly time
consuming." Si'< hours. to play
golf? You take too much time.
I'm surprised the group behind
you didn't shoot you. Try Polo
golf for slow players like
voursclf. Sit in the cart with a 12
pack and swing a 5 iron at the
ball as you approach it. You ·11
be finished in no rime and you'll
ha'e plenty of time to go home
and save your mamage.
4) "There's almost no action::
Golf is what you make of it and
action is no exception. You ha'e
to create the action. Put more
money on your putting game
(like S500 per hole). make skini.
worth Sl.000. and clO!>CSt to the
pin S2,500. Pretty soon, you have
action. Playing Pelican Hill? Hit
the blue Toyota on PCH fo r a
-SO spot and so on. You get-the
picture.
Hopefully, these helpful hints
will help you realize that gol f
can be exciting and a sport. It's
up to the participant to have
fun .
ROBERT PRESTON
KLINGENSMITH
SC '83
Santa Ana
0
Ball Lobdell is classic. Instead
of acknowledgi ng that he blew
it, he becomes the innocent and
claims that "golfers ha'e loM
.their ense of humor." His ar·
ticle \\ai. a parody he ay . and
shame on his readers for not
getting the joke.
Well. let me say one thing:
He'd ha'e a hard time getting
hired as a \\filer ror Jay Leno.
0
PATii DAVIS
Costa Mesa
ln re ponse to William Lob·
dell's "no t so sporting look at
the game of golf." "'e golfer!> of
America, demand equal time.
Man} is the time l have heard
people like Mr. Lobdell express
their views only to foll in love
with the game after spending
some time on the links. Gi\e me
five hour!'> \\llh him and I guar·
antee "e'll make a "tub of goo"
out of him. One of the manv
facets of thi!. great old g.1me i;
bound to appeal even to this
man.
Golf is a game founded on
honor, integrity. and tradition.
"'hich takes dedication and
perseverance to master. It 's man
vs. himself, man vs. the clement!.
and man vs. man all comhaned
in one cxcitmg challenge. t.to 1
sports including football, base-
ball. basketball, and tenni!i are
always played on the !.ame sur·
fa ce whether in Los Angeles or
London. Golf is uni(jue in that
e\ery \enue is beautiful!) differ·
ent. There is no better environ·
ment to spend your da).
Now I must dirccth refute a
few of Mr. Lobdeli's poanb.
First, when was the IJ\l tunl.'
this man actually watched a &oil
tournament? 1940? Who could
perceive Fred Couples. Da\ i~
Love, Nick Faldo, or Sevvy Dall·
esteros as a "tub of goo?" The)
• are all great athletes wit h near
perfect physiques. Not "pear
shaped P.Cople waddling around
with their bellies spilling O\er
the polyester pants," which
brings me to my next point. Golf
attire in the '90s has gone be·
yond fashionable to in-,ogue.
You don't sec anyone on tour.
wearing polyester or plaid the e
days. Mr. Lobdell is not onl) be·
hind the times, he is unm-
formed.
As far as golf not pro\ 1dang
any "action"or "exerci e.'' "rong
again. If he spent an hour on
the range every morning and
walked 18 holes two or three
times a week. Mr. Lobdell "ould
not only get some cxerca~e. he
might get a clue.
DAYE PARSONAGE
Executive Director
Amateur Golfers Associa11on of
America. Inc.
I would note that mud1 of
my db.1ppoin1mcn1 h." been
brought .1tiou1 b~ 1ll-conle1,cJ
aJ,icc (e,cluJing Jim Ual.:l.'r).
Add111onJll\. I \\ould mlll.' th:it
my other ninjor d1!>appoan1111cn1
·~ our Dcmocra11c Conl!re~'
that ha fought me. -
I \\Ould outline 10 the
American public thJt \\C n1.l'tl
frc~h. nc". d) nam.rc kadcr,h1p
11'1 Wa!>hangtun. \\'e nl!cJ tu
vt'IC out all of 1he uhra-llher.1b
\vc necd to \Ote ~ut all of the
bJd chcck ''mer~. \\ c net>u Lll
get our cconom~ mo' ang \\ e
need to repe.tl the '"f."
Reform Act of 1986." AnJ. "c
Jon't need to rcc\cle the
old·t)pe Dcmocr~11c thinkrng
uoJcr the Ill!\\ bJnncr o( Uall
Clanton.
If I \\ere George Ou.;h. I
would instruct the f0rthcl11111nl.!
Repubhc.rn !'\Jtwn':il
Comentaon 10 imite Ro"
Perot to become the nc\\,
d)namac lc.1Jcr of the
Republican p~lrt).
If George llu~h hall "'guJs"
to make 1h1 l) pc ol lllll' e. he
YtOuld go dO\\O an ha-.to~ "'the
rcallv "True American· ''ho
put hb interest in Amcnc.t
ahead of p"ilitic' and pca~unJI
gai n.
• tARLf:.\\J:.ICH~I.\'
-Listen up, Pete
AN OPEN LETIER lll ull\.
Pete Wil .. on
I reccntl~ n:cuH•J the .1r>-
placat1on to rcnc\\ the hccn'c
on mv \\1fe\ 1974 nu1"1mub1k
and \~3) ... hockcJ tll '>CC th.11
the fee 1 now SI 11. It \\,IS ~:W
fo r 19 ~. 19 "9, 1Q90 JnJ l9QI
That' an ancrea'e of .1lmo~t "iQ
:\l::\\PORT-!\U'.SA l\ltll::O
pcrccnt!
Don't )uu rcJlatc thJt C\1.1)
time ~ ou 111crca~c 1.1\C!>, )OU
khe lllOll.! ta\pa)Cfl>?
A' fur uc,, we \\ill 'ell the car
:.it the 1:arl1e!>t oppurtumty.
That's one more "kc" )OU "''II
lo-.e .
A' fur mam others, I am
'ecing nJorc and lllllfC CJf!> \\1th
e\parc<l hccni.t:!'t and I :.cc no
clll'rl b~ the D~I\ 10 collect
the monc\ due I .i1,o 'ee car'
\\1th lllmo1,. Tc,ai. JnJ Oregon
pl.1tc" drh cn JJil} by people
''ho Ji,e ncatb). I \\on'1 squeal
on them but I sure ''ouldn't be
,rnhJpp) if )OU could la~ure out
~omc \\J) t"l make them pJ}
their l.ur !>h.1rc,.
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CABS: omc1a1s expect Newport
to be strong market for. service
From A1
more pe r driver, but our income
pe r vehicle is above average.
People "ould rather ride in one of
our' arb than a regufor cab."
VIP Coastal has to make up for
its add$!d costs through higher
\'Olurnes bccnuse cnb rates are
regulated. Most companies,
incl1Jding VIP Coastal, charge the
maximum allowable rate, whi ch, in
Newport Beach, is S 1.90 plus Sl.60
per mile. VIP ch:irges S20 an hour
to "ait for customers.
Speach said he expects each of
the company's Newport Beath
c::ibs to generate about S200 a day
in revenues.
The company got city approval
10 operate in Newport Beach Inst
month. VIP officiab c:-.pcct
Ne" port Beach to be a good
mJrket for their upscale cab
:.~nice. They've-already-game red
a contract to be the excl usive cub
service :it the Four Seasons Hotel,
:ind tht:~ 're \\ori...ing on similar
agreements" 1th Other m:ijor
hoteb. '
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I lnlerprtm provided for 1he deal and hard
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"Newport Beach will be a good
starting point for us," ~aid Roger
Webb, co-owner of the company
and manager of VJP's Orange
County office, located in Fountain
Valley. "They have some good,
classy hotels."
Webb, who owns VIP Coastal
together with his father, Earl
Webb, said the company will '\ext
seek approval to operate in Irvine
and 'Costa Mesa. Cab companies
can take a passenger anywhere he
or she wants to go, but they must
have a license in each city where
they pick up customers.
The company is expanding into
Orange County to offset the
hot-and-hottec, nature of the Palm
Springs market, Speach said.
During the summer months, when
temperatures in the desert climb
to around 115 degrees, VIP
Coastal's business slows
cframatic~Jly, he sald:-
"This ha s become a busier
office for us during the summer,"
Speach said. "It's a year-round
market for us."
VIP Coastal will have at least
f
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adult admission ror SS & seniors 2 ror I
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N e»W t hrc. ... h .... ly a •
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Alex Proctor in coat and tie with one of the new minivans approved
for use in Newport Beach. The taxi-cab service is set to open today.
one loyal customer waiting when
and if the company gets
pennis_sion to operate in Costa
Mesa. Steve Strohman, senior vice
president with Costa Mesa-based
Satellite Technology Management
Inc., said he was impressed by the
company's coach se rvice when he
hired VIP last year to transport
some visitors froJfl China.
~'That sounds like 110 attrnttive
service,'' Strohman sai d of the
minivan cabs. "If they're anything
like they were with the other
service, I'll wish them well and
look forward to using them."
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CRASH
From A1
heart beat back.''
The witness said she thought
Stone was trying to breath, but
was having trouble because of
her intern al injuries.
"When I got her heart back,
we couldn't do anything be-
cause there was too much
blood," she said. "We walked
away and maybe 45 seconds to
a minute later her heart
stopped again. Someone else
started (CPR), and they were
doing it wrong, so I started
again. Another guy started
breathing for her, and we
found there was a hole in J1er
lung. I could feel it, so he
stopped, and eventually we got
a faint heart beat again.''
Paramedics ~rrived shortly
after and began working oia
Stone again.
"They were pumping be
heart on the scene and I w
watching and praying," said th
witness.
Stone, a teacher and resident
of Irvine, was taken to Hoa&
Memorial Hospital and died at
2:15 a.m. from multiple internal
injuries.
The driver of the Honda Pre·
, lude, Bryan Vandiler, 21, was
arrested for driving under the
influence and booked at New-
port Beach jail. He was unin·
jurcd and his bail was set at
$10,000.
Garhartt, a Troy, N.Y. resi•
dent and the driver of the mo.
torcycle, was admi1ted into UCI
Medical Center with a col·
lapsed Jung, trauma to the
heart. ruptured spleen, broken
legs and other injuries.
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....,. Newpo~ Beach trying to
get back to .500 level in
TeamTennis against Atlanta.
By Richard Dunn
~Willer
NEWPORT BEACH -It
doesn't get any easier for the
Newport Beach Dukes tonight at
7 when they host Martina
Navratilova and the defending
TeamTennis champion Atlanta
Thunder at the John Wayne
Tennis Club.
In addition to a No. 1 ranking
in TeamTennis,
Navratilova can
boast of nine
Wimbledon sin-
gles crowns, in-
c lud ing s i x
s traight from
1982-87.
Even with the
return of 19-year-old sensation
Arny Frazier, ranked 18th in the
world in women's singles, the
.Dukes still came up short on
Tuesday, losing at Vail, 27-24,
while falling to 1-2 on the young
season.
Frazier, who missed the
Dukes•' first two matches because
or a prior tennis commitment in
Japan, lost to Vail's Shaun Staf-
ford, 6-4, in the women's singles
set.
Frazier, who reached the
round of 16 at Wimbledon last
mo1'th after defeating seventh·
seeded Mary Joe Fernandez in
the third round, was replaced
during her brief absence on the
Newport Beach roster by South
African Lise Gregory.
Gregory, 1 four-time All·
American at the University of
Mia~ is now a permanent fax·
ture in the
l.vr1111ova
II cunentty
"8 top-
~ women's
~ player
i9 TearnTen-
lls wlh a
29-11
llCord.
Dukes' lineup,
having replaced
Katrina Adams,
who needed to
undergo im·
mediate surgery
on Tuesday to
remove a
growth on her
ovary.
Against the
Vail Eagles,
Frazle r and
Gregory lost to
Stafford and
Sandy Collins,
6-5 (5-3 tiebreaker), in women's
doubles. Stafford was substitut-
ing for Lori McN eil, who's play-
ing in the Federation Cup.
The Dukes' two victories were
in men's doubles and men's sin-
gles, the latter coming when
Rikard Bergh defeated Vail's
David Pate, 6-5 (5-2 tiebreaker).
In men's doubles, Bergh and
Ronnie Bathman beat Vail 's
See OUKES/14
Thursday
July 16, 1992
The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Edilbr Roger Carlson .... 6~2-4330 e\t.387
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former President Richard M. Nixon and Little Leaguers share a common bond -the love of the game of baseball during Wedne)day''s celebration of the game.
A home run, with the bases ·1aaded
~ Love affair for baseball evident
with Nixon-Eisenhower atl-time picks.
All-Star Games come and go as an annual
celebration of the game.
For Richard Nixon, the 37th Pre ident of the
United States, an even more unique celebration of the
game apparently comes e' cry t\\O decades.
Celebrated names and figures were paraded mto the
Richard Nixon Presidential Library &
Birthplace in Yorba Linda Wednesday and
an unveiling of their three American League
and three National League all-time teams
(1925-59, 1960-91 and the currently ac t1\.e)
"'a~ pre cnted.
There are baseball people who \\ill attc t
that Richard Nixon i a ba cball authority.
and from the teams he and his son-m-law,
David Eisenhower, chose, not many would
di agree.
·.
For some select l.Jule Leaguers and fans , 1t was a
thrill of lifetime. Even an "ofd" Brook Robin~n.
Johnny Bench or Bobby Feller commands a re ~t
rc~crved almost exclusively for great athletes.
• So the" crowd was there early awaiting their arrival, a
bau ery of televi~ion tripod and legitimate newspaper
photographers lined the path and the peacocks made
their entrance. lt was great. Feller "as among the first
to arnve, and from my standpoint, the hit <?f the day.
S:ud feller: "I'll ~1gn everything l\e got a couple of
hours after this is over and I'll be 1n the
parking lot."
Ah, for the glorious day" of Feller ... when
heroes acted like heroes.
Harmon Killebrew wa there and thought
ii "would be a great day to pla> two," and
Johnny Mize was there, with th1 advice:
"Practice, and al":ays think you're a gre~t
hitter, even if you're not."
Richard Nixon received the day's warmest
response and he told the Little Leaguers.
"I've follo\\ed It (baseball) all m} life,"
although he added, "I never made a team."
ll wasn't your usual baseball scene -but a
blend of political peacocks and past great ,
recalling the legends of ba eball that
memories always seem to help create even
larger images.
Sports
Editor
His advice: "Stick with the home team."
Inside the Presidential Library was a
special exhibit of Nixon's ba eball memoirs,
and it was impressive to say the least. Only a
president could command the amount of
In baseball, however, there ars: number
und statistics which don't change. and
although the game continue to revolve, and you can
argue the designated hitter, etc., there are tsll basic
numbers.
individual momentos he po sesses.
In fact,-it is roughly one-thousandth or what you'd
ee at Cooperstown, but th ere 1s no doubt it 1 still one
vel) impressive dispJjy of memorabilia.
How do the Richard Ntxon Da\1d E1,enho"'er picl.'
t:tck up?
Probably no one would agree 100 percent "1th their
picks -but it's clear they did a lot of homc\\ork.
The 1925-59 era for the National League: Johnn)
Mize, lb; Jackie Robinson, 2b; Eddie Ma11he"'s. 3b:
Ernie Banks. ss: Stan Musial, of; W1lhe Ma'"· of. Mell
Ott, of; Roy Campanella, c: Roger' Horn b~. dh. Carl
Hubbell. p; Diuy Dean. p; Warren Spahn p. R0b n
Robcm. p. ElrO) face, p. Branch R1d.c\, m.inac.c:r
The 1925-59 era for the
American League: Lou Gehrig. lb;
Charlie Gehringer, 2b. George
Kell. 3b: Phil Riuuto. s; Babe
Ruth, of, Joe D1Magg10. of; Ted
W1lhams. of; M1cke) Cochrane. c;
J1mm) Foxx, dh; Left) Grove. p;
Oobo Newsom. p: Bob Feller, p;
Earl} Wynn, p: Satchell Paige. p:
Casey Stengel. manager
The 1%0-91 era IM the 'dtwnal
League: W1lhe McCo"c~ lb. Jl~
Morgan, :!b; Make chmic.h. 3b.
Maury Wills, ss; Henn \aron. l1f:
Lou Brock, of; Roberto Clemente.
of; Johnny Bench, c: Pete Ro..,c.
dh; Sandy Koufa.'t, p: Juan
Marichal. p; Bob Gibson. p. Ste\c:
'l·ve fol-
lowed it
(baseball)
all my life
Stick with
the home
team.• ---Basebal IMI
Carlton, p; Tom Sea,er. p. \\alter ..\l'tt'"· manager
The 1960-91 era for the Amcncan l cai:uc Harmon
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Richard Nixon and Ma ury Wills share some baseball me mories. Roger Q \\e ns, the peanut man who has been a fhturc at Dodger Stadium for m.1ny year , docs it for the cro\\d We dnesday.
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NIXON: A baseball fan's all-time picks
From 81
Klllebrev., lb. Oobb-. Grich. ~b. Urook.s
Robinson, 3h, Lui!i ·Aparicio, !i!>. Carl
Yast rzem1.ki, of; M1 k.c) M.mtlc, of: Reggie
Jack.son, of: Thurman t-.lun,on. c:1~od
Carew, dh, Ca1fr.,h Huntu. p; Jim P.tlmer, p.
Whitey Ford, p. Luis Ti.m t. p; Rolltc Hngcr-..
p; Billy Martin, m,anagcr. .
Currently active pl.1ycr' tor the National
LeJgue: Will Cl.irk. lb; R, ne S.tmlbcrg, 2b:
Hov.ard Johnson. 3h; Oa11: Sm11h, \s; Tom
G\\)nn, of; Oarf)I Stra\\hCrl). of, Andre ·
Daw.,on. of; Gar) Carter, c; Bobh~ Bonilla,
dh; Dwight Gooden. p:· Bret Sabcrhagen, p.
Da,ad Cone, p. Rob Oihhlc, p; l cc Sm11h. p;
Tommy L1\orda, manager
Cmrently acliH: pla)cr-. for the American
League: Don ~la11ingly. lb. Roberto Alom.1r,
2b; George Urctt, Jb; Cal R1pl...c.n Jr, s';
R1ck.ey llendcNm. of. J...en Grilley. Jr .• of.
Kirby Pucl...c11, of. C11ltnn I i-.k, c; Jo!)c
Canseco, dh; Nolan Ryan, p; Jack Morris, p:
Roger Clemen!>. p; Goose Go!> .1gc, p;
Denni!> Ed.ersley, p; Tony LaRus a,
mana&cr. "'•
So'' ho cares wh,1t Richard Nixon or
Da-. ill 1:.1 ... enhowcr thinks?
Surely that'i. "hat every Democrat in
America might !>urmbc.
And what's the significance of this 1eam'?
True-, it\ JU\I the opinion of l\-.o person-..
1 hat, hO\\e\er. j., the essence. It'!> l\\O
(rather knm\lcdgcablc) fans picl...ing their
personal all·\lar teams. And it i., basically
something all of us h.1ve done in parts and
piece!> over the ye:m of watching the game.
Only \\C didn't go the route, pick it and
promote 11.
It scn e!> as a !>tarting point and it gel!. the
1maginn11on of a ba-.cball fan going.
He)! What about Ty Cobb? He pla)ed into
1928 -doc,n't he count?
Hey! f IO\\ abou1 Don Dry!>dale? I'd take
ham an~ da) O\\:r the mfamuu ... Giant. Juan
.t\lanchal.
lie)! Dobb)' Grich a1 second h.1 ... e .ind Rod
,-Carew al dh'? Wow. how aboul Rml Ca1ew
al 'ernnd base and the Ualtimorc Oriole,'
I ran!... Rob1mon at dh! Arc }OU i..1~ang Uubb~
Grich belong!> ~md Fr.mk. Robm.,on doc,n'1?
lly the ~me iok.cn ... brJ\U fur Satchdl -
Paige ... bra'o fur Pete R \1'C ... 1ir.l\ll l\11
Gan Carter ...
lh..it\ \\hat I'm ge1t111g .11 ·1 hi., cndC,l\llr
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no,"ing, and to 1hink about th.11 field ot
drcarm ..
L\ef)<.me ha' pla)l!d the g.1mc -mu ... 1 on
1hc i.andlol level at bc't. l 'el)botl) k.ml\\\
"hal an RBI or an l:.RA t'>. and 1he
publication of thi\ endea-.or JU!>I add.,
another chapter to cacll's pcr.,on:1l nlllebook.
Thc!ie :i re three grcal era .. clec11on!> from
l\\O b.1scball fan '>. I \\ i!ih i.omcbody \\Ould do
11 for football.
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Mark it! 552 Clu6's
Bil/fish Tournament
set for Sept. 10-13
T he Fourth Annual 552 Club Billfish Tournament of
Newport Beach is scheduled for Sepl. 10-13.
Bob McDaniel of Newport Beach, called into the Dally
Pilot to let big game fishermen know that this "Tag and
Release" marlin tournament is open to all fishermen and boat ,
and that the entrance fee is only S 184 per angler.
l.G.F.A. rules and regs \viii be enforced and all fishing has to
be done within a 70-mile radius of Newport Beach.
Jn preparation for this year's tournament, a fishing semin:ir
will be held on Aug. 15 at Newport Dunes to sh:ire experiences
nnd hot tips on how to fish local waters for marlin and
broadbill.
Whether your interest is in tying knots, hot spots or the
newest in tackle, this seminar will be very informative and it
will be taught by angling experts.
The event will conclude with a gala dinner and
awards night and all funds from 1his fun billfbh
tournament will go to Hoag Memori al Hospira!.
For more information phone 574-7211.
Outdoors
Irvine and Anaheim Lakes both coflrinu~ 10
kick out hefty stringers of catfish for boate{S anti
shore line anglers. The two outstanding fisheries
are stocked weekly with channel catfish to
produce some of the best whiskerfish action in
the Southland.
Irvine Lake {649-2991) holds a tremendous
population of native channel and blue calfish and
this extra stocking just means better fishing for
all.
Irvine is known for its big catfish :unJ last }Car
kicked out a 53-pounder for Sal Navarro of
Corona. Navarro was fishing an event called
FULL MOON MADNESS 111. and hooked his
huge whiskcrfish at 12:03 a.m. More all night fi'lhing event!> arc
scheduled for lf\ine and Anaheim this summer.
Largemouth bass ha'e moved off shore line Mructurc at
Irvine and are now holding along rocky ledges m about 12 feet
of water, where schools of threadfin shad arc ~eel..ing o
-comfortable temperature break. Fluttercraft 'ii-ounce
chartreuse spinnerbaits, shad colored crank plug) and soft
plastic jigs arc accounting for the bulk of ba s being caught.
Most bass are in tlie 1-3 pound class although a few fish in
excess of four pounds have been netted by anglers fishing the
early morning bite along Irvine's Red Clay Clifl!>.
Orange County Oy fishermen might want to 'l1gn up for a few
classes on Oy fi!>hing being offered at East Forl.. Fly Fbhing
store in Irvine. This unique Oy !>hop win hold a ny line fishing
class on July 22, knot and leader class on July 29, a basic
casting cla!>s on Aug. 5, followed by a flies for the beginner
course on Aug. 12 anti conclude with a fly ft'ihing !.eminar on
local waters, Aug. 19. For more derails. phone 724-8840.
A special ~porting cla~-s shoot "ill be held at Raahauge'!>
Sqooung and Hunting Complex in Norco on Saturday, Aug. ~.
The event is being scheduled to pay respect to one or
Southern California's best supporters o( shooting, hunting anti
a friend to nil those who love the gun ''orld. Steve Camus ha
for many years contributed to the effons or hunter:,· rights, gun
ownership and developing sporting clay .
The all-day event will begin with a full round or porting
clays with celebrity pairings. followed by a big \\C!>lern barbecue
and r:iffle for many fine shooting items and hunting gca_r. For
details and squading information, phone the hooting comple'
at 735-2361.
Jim Nltmicc's outdoors column appcnrs in the Daily Pilot
t¥try ThursdRJ'·
Catali• water ski race Aug. 9
LONG BEACH -The 44th an·
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from Long Beach to Catalina and
back is set for Sunday, Aug. 9 at
a.m. The event, free to public
vic~ing, features over 100 com-
petitors in ·a 62-mile slalom ki
race. The best public viewing areas
.ire Shoreline Park, TravcLodge
Hotel Resort ~ Manna. or Pier J.
Long Beach Harbor .
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A lamitos Bay Yacht
Club is hosting the
1992 Etchells 22 North
Americans, which gets under
way at noon today and con·
tinues through Saturday.
The six-race regatta will
be sailed off Long Beach
Harbor with two races
scheduled each day.
The Etchells 22, designed
by Skip Etchells in 1967, is a
three-man, sloop rigged, 30
feet overall in length and 22
feet in waterline length and
is celebrating its 25th an·
niversary.
Newport Arca Fleet No. 6
will send 12 skippers to the
starting line, with most hav-
ing world class championship
regatta experience.
Jim Buckingham (NHYC),
currently lending the Fleet
No. ·6 Championship Series
on points, has been very fast
on the water during recent
workouts.
Other sailors expected to
compete include: Gaston
Ortiz and Bruce Chandler
(BYC), along with Tim
Hogan, Nina Nielsen, Fleet
White, Bill Menninger, Jay
$\\ igart, Ken Frost, Robert
Kinney, Xavier Sheid and
Craig Lyons from Newport
Harbor Yacht Oub.
Colin Bate of NHYC will
be crewing with six-time
world champion Etchells 22
great Dave Curtis from Mar-
blehead, Mass. Curtis will be
chartering Richard lavclli's
(NHYC) boat for the event.
The field will include Aus-
tralians Jan Bashford and
Phil Skidmore, who based
out of Newport Beach last
April for light air sail train-
ing. Bashford recently has
returned from Cowes, plac-
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F or the excellent golf cour!>CS, honors do not
come by way of trophic!> or medals.
Instead, official~ or the Southern
California PGA come. knocl..ing on you r door.
a!>king you to host a tournament. That's Oa11cry.
In Costa Mesa, the Mesa Verde Country Club
usually keeps to itself, seldom arouses attention
and generally ~tays tranquil in the community -
unless .. of course, it's some1hing !tubstantial, like
when the big boys from the SCPGA come
knocking.
Mesa Vertie will play ho!>t to the second
annual SCPGA Golf Show Classic on Aug. 10,
following the three-day Wc:,t Coast PGA
Merchandise Show at the Anaheim Convenuon
Cen~er (Aug. 7-9}.
..It 's a big honor," i.nid Mesa Verde PGA hc:id
professional Art Schilling, "ho ha!> ho!>LCd !>l\
LPGA e\cnts since he began his position in
1977.
"(The SCPGA) wanted to move it to Mc!>a
Verde. They like the quality of our golf counc.
l!·s a championship course and a difficuh cour~c
that's 'in good cont.lit ion."
The inaugural SCPGA Golf Show Classic "J'
held at Mile Square Park last )Car.
United Spons Technologies (UST), based in
Dallas, will once again serve as the tournament
sponsor while posting $15,000 for the event to be
held at Mesa Verde.
The tournament. an 18·holc individual
stroke-play event with a $25,000 pur e, i:. open 10
PGA members or regb tcred apprcnuces. II\ a 9
a.m. shotgun start with a SlOO entry fee th.u
include>; a co ntinental breakfast, range balh.
shirt, electric cart and barbecue following the
action.
Mc a Verde, which ha!> played ho!>t to time
Kemper Open tournaments and three Unidcn
·fn,itationals, will ah.o host the U.S. Golf
Association Girls J unior National Champ1on-.h1p"
next summer. They t...noc k at the door for a
rea!>on.
For atluitional information on the SCPGA
Golr Show Classic. wh ich b limited to l:?O '
players. call 5~9-0522.
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In round t'"'o of the "Deal the Pros" ep1,v1.k.
club pro ~Ian Nicol and course champion Kc1th
\\'}rick got a little revenge on July 9 against the
members of the Ne'\ port Beach Golf Course
men\ club.
According to men's club spokesman Oob Potts,
a econd "Oeat the Pro:. .. tournament was hell.I
to :iccommodate those unJble to participate in
the June 6 challenge, in \\ hich W)'rick and c"11b
pro John Sull1\"an "ere \\ 1pcd out after pla}ing
scratch "hile the men's club members used lhe1r
' full handicap!>.
·1 his lime. men\ club mcmbe1' u'cd uni\' 0 pcrc~nt of th1:1r ti:rncJiCJP'> "hik \\')rick and
1'1col pla}cd "crJICh.
f-or \\')rick .ind Nicol. their cumh1netl bcst·b<tll
.,,cure \~as 7-undcr pJr, bcatin~ ull but two of the
men's club tcanl' ...
.. Trickf' Dick MtKmney. "hu cagil) enl1.,,te<l
'teady Chucl.. I r:1L1er as hi'> partner. turned 1n Jn
b·undcr par for the 'ictOI) \\ hilc Crai~ Jensen
and Dick Ma)nard ued the pros at 7-undcr
~lcK111ncy, rumor has it, \\anls \\~rick one on
one.
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In IJ\t Thlirs<fav's men's club
round-.. Jensen won Ju,, gross JI 65
''h1le Fr.ilier \\On low net tit 57
after edging out Jack Prince (57)
in a ticbreul..er.
In Sat\HOJ) \ :.tCllon, Flight A
"mncrs were Andy Weaver (lmi,
gro:.s at par 59) and Don Sna,cly
(Im., ncl 55). Flight B champion'
"ere Dick Hilliard (IO\\ gross 65)
Jnd Bob Forbes (low net 52) "h1le
Flight C 'ictors \\ere John Sulli\an
(lo"' grO'>!> 69) .ind Gal') Higgin-..
(low ncl 53).
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Club golf
PelicJn Hill Golf Club. I'> 0ffcnng t\\O '>pec1Jl
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JJulls.
Instruction i'> J\a1l:iblc lur bo~., and g1rb. Jges
8·18, beginning Jul) 17 at thc Pelle.in Hill dri,ing
range on Frid.1~ .1ltcmuon~. Age'> · 12 '"ill be
taught from 1 p.m, to 2 p.m. "'1th ages 13· 18
going from 3 p.m. lu 4 p.m. The cost i~ $100 per
1un1or lltutlcnt tor thb four·'>t:'>:.1on cl1n1c.
T he adult clinu;~ "ill be held on Saturda}'
afternoons from I p m. to '.? p m beginning July
18 \\.ith a co~t Ill 1~5 for four !>C'i\lllnS.
·•our go.ii b Ill g1'c the young,ter!> of Orange
County a propc1 1nlro<luLtion to the game of
golf," Colli.111c '>Jid. "Our adult clinic will be J
good rcfrc.,her cout'lle for 1hc !>!...1lleJ pla)er' and
an excellent b1:ginn1ng for tho:.e "ho ha\ c just
tal..en up the '>pori:· .
All :i-,peCtl> of the game'"" be co,ercd, from
chipping Jnd puuing to \\OOd'> .ind iron pla~.
Abo tncluJetl '' 111 be so,me 'iJco "0 1 k.
Rescn ••lion., arc now being accl-ptcd.
To register for these clmic:,. c0n1act Pclu.:an
Hill\ golf !>hop at 640·023 . Pri' ate bson .. arl!
abo a' :ulablc.
Riclwrd Dunn is a Daily Pilot ports Uritu
.. hose club golf column appears c1 cry Tl1url>d.J.1 .
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84 Thursday, July 18, 1992
DUKES:~-----~,= Fishing
From 61
Udo 1111 YC wll
lmt l'8lllttll Prep basketball
Pate and Scoll Davis, 6-4. Davis, a Mako De·br s 'ated Corona del Mar resident, Pate • , I j
were ranked No. 1 in the world in
doubles Inst yea r. ~ s t 1-J s d NEWPORT BEACH -Lido
Isle Yacht Cub in Newport Beach
will host a pair or events In the
upcoming few dayt.
Tars, Calvary Chapel
Estancia, Costa Mes
in huge tournamen
tn mixed doubles. the last set ot I 0 f a U Tua 111 Un ay
the match, Vail's Collins and / )
Davi defeated Bathman and Gre-
gory, 6-3, after Gregory had re-
On Friday, Admiral Sir Joseph
Porter is a fun regatta with more
than 100 sabots expected from the
local yacht clubs. Beginning at 1
p.m., it's a one-day regatta with
carved wooden men trophies given
out.
placed Frazier at 1-3.
The loss was a heartbrea.ker for
the Dukes, who were tied with
Vail, 21-21, heading into the finaJ
set. Vail improved to 4-0.
Meanwhile, Navratilova, a six-
time member of the U.S. Federa-
tion Cup team, is bypassing the
competition for the second con·
se cutive year because of her
TeamTennis commitment.
Navratilova, who did not make a
Newport Beach appearance last
ye ar because the East Division-
leading . Atlanta franchise hosted
the Dukes in their only match of
the sea on against the Thunder, is
cu rrent ly the top-ranked \\Omen's
singles player in TeamTennis with
.i 29-17 record.
~.sea _ -.-
WEONH OAY'I COUNTS NEWPORT LNtOINQ -4 Dem, 11S lnQllfl, ?2.4 u'ld oass 2 cako bu s, 419 t1¥11Cuda. 17 llOnllD. 147
,,,ilCl.tftl
DAVn'I LOCKE" -S 110.1!s 215 lnQllt1 30 tao-"'~ ass ~ 15"4 ~o ous S97 s.1'111 bl:ss 3
••1111\ 3 ~ 2 yelowfill CIOU 250 ~cl
The sixth annual International Oamefish Tournament's Mako
Derby will be held Saturday and Sunday.
Wjth 100 teams registered 11 or Wednesday, more than 500 an·
glers will compete for cash prizes totaling $46.SOO. One lucky te am
could win up to $32.500 in this year's competition.
In addition to the cash r rizcs, a wide range of fishing tackle
and boating gear prizes wil be awarded to lucky team members.
Tournament director Harvey Hunnicutt has also announced a spe·
ciaJ Sportsman's Trophy to be awarded to the team with the most
released fish.
Last year, a n percent release rate was achieved during the
tournament. The minimum qualifying weight has been increased
this year from 50 to 60 pounds an d should increase this year's re·
lease rate even more.
The event will kick off with the team captain'~ briefing on Fri·
day at 3:30 p.m. with Saturday the first day of fishing. Roll call is
at 6:30 a.m. wilh a shotgun start at 7. Sunday, the second day of
fishing, begins with a 6:15 roll call and fishing start at 6:30. The
fishi ng will stop at 5 p.m. both days.
An awards banquet will be held at Michael's Supper Club in
Dana Point Harbor on Monday. Cocktails will be held at 7 p.m .
and dinner with the awards starts at 8.
The Mako Derby is limited to the first 100 tenms returning
their official entry form prior to the entry deadline of Friday.
Entry fee for the Mako Derby is $600 per team, while entry for
.the optional High Roller Jackpot division is $350.
For more information, contact International Gamefi sh Tour·
naments at 542~0994.
Sabot Us for the Northern Divi·
sion will also take place at Lido
Isle on Monday.
Approximately 90 sabot sailors
11 years of age and under will be
sailing for the Sabot II perpetual.
Sailors arc expected from Long
Beach YC, Los Angeles YC,
Alamitos Bay YC, Dana Point YC,
Huntington Harbour YC and
Oceanside YC, along with sailors
from the bay -Lido Isle, Bahia
Corinthian, Balboa, Balboa Island
and Newport Harbor yacht clubs.
Five races arc held and u young·
est trophy is awarded to rtie
youngest skipper who compleres
all of the races.
Racing starts at 11 a.m. and the
skippers arc placed in color Oigh ts
wit h top, medium and low sailors
in each flight. Ten trophies are
awarded at about 4 o'clock or as
soon as possible ?ft er the last race.
The fourth annual Summer Classic Basketball Tournament, en
compassing 126 high ~chool boys entries from thro~ghou! South
ern California, includ ing fo ur from Dally Piiot territory, 1s set t
begin Friday.
Newport. Harbor and Calvary Chapel will be in action Frid~
morn ing at Santo Ana High, while Estancia and Costa Mc~ ~al
be in first round competition at Kennedy Hi~h in La Palma tn san
gle-elimination play -all in ther South Region bracket.
Bob Scrven's Newport Harbor Sailors duel St. Michaels ut 1
p.m., and if successful will meet the winner of the Bolsa Grande
Centu ry ma tchup at 7 p.m.
Two wins would put the Sailors into Saturday's quarterfinals a
11 a.m., with South Region'semis and finals se1 for 3 and 6 p.m.
Calvary Chapel .mceis Trabuco Hills at 10 a.m. Saturday, an
with a major upse t, would meet the winner of the Troy-Diamond
Bar game :u 5 p.m.
At Kennedy, Estancia and Dana Hill meet at 11 n.m. The vic-
tor meets the Saddlcback-Marina wi nner at 6 p.m., wi th Satur
day's quarters, semis 11nd fi nals at noon, 4 and 6 p.m. '
Costa Mesa's opener at 2 p.m. is wit h Ocean View. The winnet.
moves on against the Rnncho Alamitos-Western win ner.
Saturday's winners at each of four regions will qualify for Sun.i
day's chap1pionship scmifinnls at Glendo ra High at I and 2 p.m•:
The finals arc at 6 p.m.
The tournament is under the auspicics of the Sou thern Califorii
nia lntcrscholaMic Da)ketball Association.
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PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Deed of Trvll In the ~ Date: 7/07/92 11•"'8da telefonlo• no PUBLIC NOTICE and mall 1 copy 10 the J*· Equipment, Tr1d1n1me, cluston L1n1·. Gtendal1, biddtng.
trty httelnaftw deec:ribed: IUSIDE FINANCIAL le ofreoere proteoolon; sonal representi tlve 1 . L .. sehold Improvement, C1hl. 91207 Oowemlntt herd1 SUPERIOR COURT _S_U_P_ll_R_l_O_R_C_OU_RT __ , TRUSTOR: ALAN AUC CORPORATION, •• au reepueste eerlte • aSC 8tt POlnted by the coul1 w1thfn Cov1nent not to compete. James G Degnan. 5245 E. Rowler, Dlreotor
OF CALIFORNIA BENEFICIARY: FIRST Mid Truat.. Br T D mequlne tlene que NOTICB CW lour monthl lrom the date and are located at: 3850 Palo Verde Place. PatadlH Procurement Hun Fg~ ~~~~°o~NN~ FOR THE COUNTY ~~DJ:d~o~v.lNGS BANK URVICE COMPANY; oumpllr oon lea tor· PETITION TO of flrat Issuance of letters ~~r,d';_c9~ft~RKWAY. IR· ~:::~ ~~~~;iwn. TrvstM Ion ... ch u'nion H
. OF ORANGE -oF ORANG• rteorded August 4, 1MI AG•NT, BW FrenoH llNllldedee ....... •Po ADMINllTllR as PfOYided In section 9100 The bulk sate It U11tnefld of The Btown Farrnly Trust School Dlatrtot
700 CM c Center 700 Ctvlo Center as ln11f. No. 8!MUI031 In DeP8IM81 Aaalatent ropleclee el ... tecl qui-RITATR OFs ~he T~t"'•, Pr~att 10 be consummated at the established March 6, 1979. Publl1h1d N1wp
Drive Weit, Ortv. Weat, Book p1ge of Olllclal a.or.t.fy, 801 South .,. ..... oerte ... MADALINR FAY clll~i wiW n:•,x:rt 1 t,': olllct ol LUCKY ESCROW 49641 Avil1. LA Oumla. Bt1ch.Cosla tMu D
S I An CA 1 2702 S•nl • An• Records In tht of!lce of tM Lewie II., Or8nge, CA ouohe au..... JUI TUI eke !Ott loUf "'°'1ths lrom the COMPANY, INC. 8942 Gar· Calli. 92253 PUot Jlkf 9, 16, 1"2
•n • 8 1 f h , CA l2702' Rt cordtr ol Orange 81M8 (Tt•t 38M700 II uatecl no preMnle MADALINa F. hnrlng ditt noticed don Grove Bllld •• Ste 207, Jarl L. Stuart (lormerly In the Matter O I • County; Hid deed of truat IF AVAILABLE THE .,., le JUITUI el&a • Gatden Grove; CA 92644 known as Jarl ScMber). --------'"" Petition To Chene• In Iha llettar of the clelCribe• tht loUowlng: • ""' • .., ree1"198te • t Mpo, abOve. and th• enliclpalad •aJ• 893 Sand~ D11Y9, Co--PUBLIC NOTU The N•m• Of CAITLIN Petition To Ch•n1e LOT 111 OF TRACT NO. PECTED OPENING BID puede penler el ouo, MADALINE JUITVI YOU MAY EXAMINE the date i. Augusa 3, 1992 rona dtl Mar, Cahf. 92625
McGUIRE B RAUN e The N•me Of A&.aUT 300 IN THE CITY ·OF MAY BE OBTAINEO BY f le pueden ..,._ au CAIE NO. A1MMZ lilt ktPI by In.~~ The bulk salt ts 1ubjtcl to Tt111 buslne11 11 con-CNl10M181 q
minor by her P•~nta JUNIOR JAMEi, •Ile COSTA MESA. AS PEA CAWNG niE FOLLOW· eelarto, au dlnere r Cf:1,:.~on.=:,.~ = •,.::!°"you'":i~~ Ill: Cahlornl1 Uniform Com· dUC'led by: a general PM'· Flo~
Robert c. Br•un end JAME I ALB• RT MAP RECORDED IN BOOK ING TELEPHONE NUM· otrea ooa•e de au tors, and• peraona who may with lhe c0urt •formal Re-merclal Codt Section ntrshlp Buel,.... 11.,._
Ellzebel h II Braun TH 0 Mp I 0 N • n d 14, PAGES 11 AND 12, BERS ON THE DAY BE· propleded aln avleo othelwlsa be lntere1ted In QUtll for Special Notice ol 6106 2. Tht reglstrant(a) com· ltet.......t
Ill No • .. 1 .... 553 NECOL LENllE THOMP. MISCELLANEOUS MAPS FORE THE SALE: (714) lldlclonal por pette de Ille wm or Hlate °' both the filing 01 an Invent""' Tht namt anef aCSdrtH of menced to transact buP. The Followtng !Ml CA •"' _. IN THE OFFICE OF THE 385-483? (2 3) 627-4145 • • ~·1 lht ptrton with whom ntH Under tile F1c:t1UOUs ate dolnO bYslneae u · ORDER TO SHOW SON, huabend encl wife COUNTY RECORDER Of Of 1 .. corte. of: MADAUNE FAY JUS. 8tlCI apl)falsal of Hiii• as· cla1m1 may be filed IS Business Namt(I) llsted DOMAlf.I ASSOCIAT
CAUSE FOR CHA.NOii CASE NO. A183501 SAID COUNTY. EXCEPT •111a Exlaten ettoe ......... TUS aka MADALINE F. tels °' of any petition °' LUCKY ESCROW COM· at>ove on. July 1, 1974 650 Town Cantre
OF NAME . ORDll.R TO SHOW THE SOUTHWESTERLY Published Ntwpor toe ........ Puede que JUSTUS •ka MADALINE account H f rovlded In PANY. INC., 8942 Garden Thom11 L Sct111b« Sulit 8IO Co.ia
PETITIONER CAin.iN CAUSE FOR CHA.NOE 575 FEET. ALSO EXCEPT Beach-Costa Mtsa Dal uated qulere Hamer • J~sw:rlTION hu bffn ~'rro~~ ~o:: c:"W.: Grove Blvd., Ste. 207, Gar· Th~• statement WH filed Calif. 9262S
McGUIRE BRAUN. a minor, OF NAME THE SOUTHEASTIRLY <485 Pilot July 16, 23, 30, 1992 un •bolado lrunedt•t• llled by GARY H JUSTUS quest for Special Notict den Grove. CA 92644 and with tht County Clerk ol Richard S. Schnt FCf
by her parents Robel1 C. PETITIONER(s) ALBERT FEET. Th367 mente. SI no oonooe • In lht SuptrlOf ·Court 01 fonn 11 available from tht tht fut day l0t llllng claims Orange County on June 17. 34300 Lantern Bay Of
Braun ind Ellz.abe1h M. JUNIOR JAMES. aka YOU ARE IN DEFAULT PUBLIC NOTICE un eb•l•do puede Californla County of oft. coul1 cl«k. by any c1ed1tor 11\all be 1992 No. 68, Dana Point, 0 Braun has filed 1 ptUtlon JAMES ALBERT THOMP· UNOER A DEED Of TBUST llalfter aerwk:lo de ANGE ' Att tor the July 31, 1992 which la the F53I005 92629
for an order 10 change SON and NECOL LENEE DATID 7/20/89. UNLESS 8 un ·PETITION omer busmen day bel0t1 the PubliShtd N-pon Beach-Jamtl C. Blair, 118 R~
n am e fro m CAITLfN THOMPSON hat filed . pa-~~Ou l'ETcAfEyoAUCRTlO~RJ~ 'cc~~=:: =~ ... ~= .:::EGARY H. JusroS"t!: ~~:~~HNION r.n~ei~ted sale datt spec!-Costa Mosa Daily Pilot July Hiii Rd .• Sk.1nman NJ McGUIRE BRAUN TO tltlon for en order to .-. • appointed u pef90NI rep-1• a ve. 2 9 18 23 1992 JeHt I. Trtu, 140 at ALANA McGUIRE BRAUN change name lrom Al, ERlY, IT MAY BE SOCD AT JUDICIAL» •WUCI• .... 1 (ne el di-rtsenl•llvt to ldmlnllltr PATINA A. MADISON Deted: JULY 7, 1192 ' ' ' ' Th-336 llont Drtvt , Prlnctlon, N
IT 11 hereby Otdtred that BERT JUNIOR JAMES aka A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU 0 N CR 0 I I-recletlo telefonloot. the tstalt ol lht dtc:edent ATTORNEYS AT LAW STEVEN BERNRIT· JtfSt}' 08540
all persons interested In JAMES ALBERT THOMP-NEED AH EXPLANATION COMPLAINT c ... No. 984111 THE PETITION r uestl 801 N. HARBOR BLVD. TER, SUSAN BERN· PUBLIC NOTICE 8rlln H. eov.y, 7CM this matter appeat belore SON and NECOL LENEE OF niE NATURE Of THE IMOQEN• HICKMAN The neme •nd ed-tht dtcedenl'I WI~ and ANAHEIM CA 92801 RITTER Buv•r(a) mouth Road, Gwynedd
this coul1 In Otpattment THOMPSON TO ORSIRIS PROCEEDING AGAINST P .. lntltf ' dreaa et the oeurt la: codicils, If any, be admitted (?H) .. 81•.1111 Publl,shtd Newport CNl 1CM1859 'Z PtnnlylVW\ll 19431 ~~n 3A si~erf~• c~~~ng.~ ~NSE~A:~J:Zd NECOL ~~~+ !~~E~LO CON· va, (El......,. y dlreoolon to probate. The wtH and Publlthtd Newport Btach·Costa Mesa Daily Flcllllou• 33 t~IHn t<.a,,.SchP::::k
the a~dress shown abovt IT Is hereby ordered 1hlt 2«6 ORANGE . AVENUE, IOUTHRRN CALIFOR· de .. oorte nt SUPll· ry =111ti!'1n'~.:·: Btach·Costa Mtsa Dally Pilol JUiy l6, 1992. •u:lneH Neme New ~ 0ls4o
on JULY 21 , 1992, •I 2:00 all persons lnlertsted In COSTA MESA. CA 92627 NIA NAUTILUS, et al., RIOR COURT OF CALI-11.':r,.'by lh~coort Pdot July 16. 11, 23, 1992 th356 The F~~emenl Thie bu1lnt11 11 c
o'clock pm .• and then and this rNtttl' appeat before "(II • atTHt lddren or D•ndent• FORNIA. COUNTY OF THE PETITION. requests tH368 PUBLIC NOTICE are doing bu=s =aone ducted by: • gentfal thtre show cause. If any this court In Department common designation of NOTIC• TO CROi i-ORANG•, 100 C lvlo authonty to admlnla1er tne GALLERIA II PARTNERS ner1h1p
they h•Y9. why the ptlitlon No. :IA ol the Orange propertf Is ~ above, DEANDANTs CAvlH • Center Drhre WHt, Hiatt under tht lndtpen-PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO co Donahue Schriber' Th• rtglstrant(s)
tor change ol name should County Super10t Coutt at no warranty 11 given u to Ao u ••do) JEAN P.O. ... 838 l•nte '*11 Administration ol Es-CREDITORS 0 1' :1501 Jamboree BIVd New: mtneed to tranaacl not be granted. the address shown above Its complttentn °' c«· VA .. D • • L 1 ND d Anll CA 82102,0838 late Aci (Thia eutho<ity HCROW NO. B 11 C 11 .,2660• neH undlf the F 11 11 lurthtr O!'dered that a on AUGUST 1(1, 19112. al rectnts1)." The beneficiary ,. " en • 1 · r 28280l9-.IC 8ULK SALi pon HC • a1 • lutlnfft Name(I)
copy of this order lo•how 2:00 o'cJock..p.m.. and than under Mid Deed of Trual DOii I """ xx. .... The ~.!.. ........ :~.~ ~r: m:y NOTICI TO CHCI. 1104, T~~~:~ :· .~~~:ti : above on: Janully 1990 cau11 bt publfshed In and lhitrt show CIUle, 11 by reason of a bfwh Of .... end leleptt0tte number actions without obtaining CREDITORS OF 1105 U.C.C.) Donahue Revocable Trust' J1m1t C. Blatr.
DAILY PILOT, 1 MWSpaper eny !My have, why tht pa-default In the Otllladona YOU AR• RlllQ IU•D of plelntlf'l'a •Homer, court approval Btfort tall· BULK IALE ll•crow No.8082·11 U/D/T ditld July 15 1988• 8t1ner ·
of general c1rcul1tlon pub-tition ' for change of n1me secured thereby, hereto-a Y C R O I lo er plelntltf wtthout en Ing C9f1aln wKv Important Notice 11 hereby gfven to 31681 s.. Bluff La uni Thia 11a1..,,.,,, wu fl
hslled In lhls county, at should not be granted. fort 1xeclbd end dell¥-COMPLAINANT& CA Ud. ettomey, la: CEI nom-action• howevtr tht per· fNoctlco•.~ra9ua0n•) creditors ol lht \lltllhln Beach Cahf 92877 g with the County Oi.tll'
least once • week for lour II 11 ful1her ordered that a ered to !he uncleftlgned a le .. t•' ......__ .. , bte .. dlreoclon W •I tonal r9p,...,....UV. wid be lo U ..... 1 5 named eeller that a bulk ThomA.1 L. Schr1btf 11 Orange County on
consecutive weeks prior to copy of this order to show written Otctar11tlon Of S:-NAUTILUS A•RO•ICI nu.:....O de telefone del required 10 give notice to NOTICE TO sale 11 ebout 10 be rNde of Trustet ol the Thomii L 19112
the day of lhe hearing. cau1t be published In landaul1 andi ~tor_. ct.'. PLUS 8 C«Momle ..,_ eboeed• del deMefto U111ftsted persona unless CRllDITORI OF tllt uuls dt1cllbtd Schuber Revocable Trust FSi48~
JULEE ROBINSON, DAILY PILOT, a newspaper wr nen no ..... "' ' ~ they havt waiwd noclce Of BULK IALe below UJD/T dated June 2 1987 Published Newport
COMMISSIONER OF ol general drculatlon pub-fiult and of t4edlon '° poretlon d8nte, e del clefnen. cona.nted to the ptopoaed CNotloe purau.nl TM namt1 and bu11ne11 3028 Oct1n Blvd i:«w Costa Mesa Dally p
T HE S UP E R I 0 R llshed In thla county, 81 CIUM the --~ Yeu h8" a CALIEN-d•nte que no Ilene action.) The lndependtn1 to UCC he 1101) addre1 ... of the 11ll1r art: del Mar Calif 82625 June 25 July 2 a 18 1 COURT leaal once a week for tour ..... Id property IO ., DAit DAYS ... ., thl• ............ , WILLlAll admlnl1tr11lon authority wlll NOTICE 1s' HEREBY DUNG VAN PHAM. 8~52 John 'Edwa~d AldlftOn, • • • •
DATE: JUN 12 1892 consecu11ve week• prior to 'r~ 4~dona,dand 1ther~ ... ..,.. le aened en B. JOMNION, Attomev be granted unleH en lnler· GIVEN that 1 bulk 1111 11 Watner Avt . Fountain Val· Trvsltt of ltlt Aldtraoni---------4
Robe11 Braun, 22202 Rico thTtUdLayLYol lheH h1'~ou· R :.U~ .:C, U,::,..:'~":.. JOU te Ille • ~wrtt· •t "-• t ot 8. Kr ... H ied person file• an ob-•bout to be madt. ley, CA 82708 111 Chlldrent Tnm dated No-
R S Lag CA 926 • ... -' flUlt end of election '° ba len ,.... • ._. .. thl8 Iner llhd., l ult• 212, jectJon to in. petition and The name(•) end bus.I-TM loc1tion In C• om•• vembtf 21, 1990, soe Eaat·•---------1 ~~i· hed D~· Plloe ~ COMMllllONllR OF recorded Ap1I e 1"2 • oewt. Pl•oentle, CA 82170 showt good c.uee why tile neH lddrt11 of the """ of lhe chief txecut1Y9 olfict sldt. Santa Ana, Caht. CNltCMTlee
is -·r t T KE I Up ER I 0 R ln11r No 8Wl5217 In A letter ., ~ oell C11•t 88a-t tl2 B•r COUf1 thoukl not grant lht ate: SANG KOOK PARK, of 1he Miier 11: Same IS 92701 F1otltlem
25. July 2, 9• 1e. 1992 COURT Book Peg• ~· otnclal ... net proteot rou ... 0842•8 authority. JAE HWAN KIM. 3850 abOve William J. Kennt.¥· Jr., 824 Bu ....... ..... ™28 DATE: JUL 10 1H2 Recorda In the ofllce of tM rour •---written ,~ DATRI llAY oe ,... A HEARING o.n the ptt.1. BARRANCA PARKWAY. IA· ot"'h 11'*'bu~· by the Hiier, adH HarbOr rstlflCf DiiVt, New-........ ... j iiiiiiiiiijiiil "' J ---1• w ---or~ oountr. ,.,_ llOn wt• be held on AU-VINE CA 92714 •r .. neu name• '" JXX1 Beach Calif 92560 The FOi._.._ -.,,..., -• ., • ,....,._. .. be med9 apenae •uat be In GARY L GMNYIU., GUST 13, 1992 at 1:45 PM. Oolfio buslnesl H : CE· addrtlHI uHd by the Jlmet G i:>egnin, 5245 e. ........ .
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B•rl or Clrcle I,.,, ~ ..=. -:w...... oi ..,.,., ..... '°"" • ,... Clerll, Br IUoherd w. In Otpc. 3A located •t 700 LEBRllY OEU Hiier Within thtM Ytlfl i,.. Palo Vttd• Plac:., PlladiM ~~r.J~~ .. al.
Anllhelm, CA 8a.B01 ot ~ went tt.e oeurt te heer Jor1 ~ Civic C«lltr Drive West. All other buslneu lore the d1tt such lat was Villtty. AZ. 85253 ATES 1 C..ifomla
Publlahed ••wp•rt =~--pcie..,... ..... Publl1htd Newport S.ntl Ana. CA 92701. namt(1) and addrt1M1(ff) sent or delivered to lf'lt Jack D. Jensen, 4700 Von pattMti hlp 113 Cori~•tl
Beeoh.C••t• M••• ....ion. ~ enCumbnncM, If,... do not .... rour Btach/Co•1a M... Diiiy IF YOU OBJECT TO Ille used by Ille Miier(•) wl1hln tiryer art: None 1 Karman, SUit• 110, Nt W• Plua. Suhe 200.
Delly Piiot July 11, aa, 10 pil{1hit r...,.irtlng prlnd-reaponM on ttme, rou PDol July 18 23 30 Au-=ng ol tht "f:nh!!" tht pHt llYM ye1r1, as .:.=:I ~: .!"!r~~ pol1 Bt1ch, Calli. 92680 Btach, Caltl. 92&e0
30, Aul•t 8, t .. Z pal tUm of ttle note{1) ... ..., loM t ... oaee, end gull e. 1992 • • • Ing .,,:~:.• ""'" ~ lllled by In. Mlllf(•), are: DUNG VAN LE. 1111 Mite~ TPalrlctk S DI onahutt h n ~ Reta.I Broll...-., lne. Th'9e cur9d by uld deed of ........ ..,.. •-NONE Jn C rus •• o • ,...,,.. ifornla #13 Corporal Tf\llll, *' "*' ..... In r•ur •••••• •oner ,........, ~ °' file wrrtten ot>-The name(•) end bus!-tll Ave 1 114. Tuai ' A Donahue Fal'l'llly Tr-us1 U10 I Plaza. Suit 200 N ___ IL_IC_llO~TIC~--1~-Ukl not. pnMdad end prapartp "'8W be Clata1fled Is with tht cou11 i,.. nu 1 1ddreu of the 92680 T dated May 11 . 1989, 10 Beach _c11,1 ~ PU V9ne99, " any, Ufld9, teken wttllout turthef co Ny• irt"i •NT • lt\a hearing. Your •P-buyer(•l art: STEVEN The assttl lo be sold.'" Windflower, Irvine, Calrf. M•ttahln ~ellon.
NOTICE Olf t•ma of Mid DMd of wernlne froM the Whe1her you're buy-paarance ~y be In person BERNA TTER. SUSAN ~C,:1rf I~ g~ntr~I as.riaJI 92715 Calilornla cC>fl)OfatlOn .,1 TRUITU'S UU1 Trust .... cllltgn end oourt. Ing M lllng Of Just °' by your I orney. BERNRITTER. 3850 BAR· 1 oc n 11 1 • ur114 ure, ix· Jarl L Stuart (lormttly Corpofllt P1az.a ~ .xpe;... Of the TnmM There .,. .. ..., ..... looking cla~•lfled hu IF \'~ CREDITOR RAHCA PAAKWAY. IRVINE. ~~j..!<lu.,1pmtd nt, QOO<!Wtf II known u Jar! Schrlbtf), Newporl B11ch Call "--lie. and of the trusts CfNttd -·---y • °' • ...... -..... ft credrtCf of CA 92714 • .., ,,. • • name o • 893 SandcuU. Dnye Co-t2eeo • O...M141-11'1UC by Mid DMd of TNtt .__..__..e.. ou .., what you need! the dec91Md. YoU mu11 nte The uset1 being told .,, donut shop and ate ~ rona del Mar, Calif. 9ff25 Thomae D Lenn .,,
T.S. lie. AtHTU Seid ..,. w1• be htid on· w•nt te oell an •I· PILOT CLASSlfflED your clllm With the co\¥1 gtntrally described 81. Cited at 8552 Warner Ave .. This business 11 con· vdu.I 17 W :;1·
PAC..C: VllW UlllT COH A Augua1 8, 1992, at 1:30 tomer f'teht .. .,. H M2·5878 Furnlaure Flwturt1 and Fountain V1lloy, CA 82708 ducted by: • general pal1· vine Cll f 92~' •MONAL PAM /11#111 .. tH·IO p.m. In the lobby to the JOU do not lcnow an •t· • The business n•mt used nershlp Tl'll. b1 • 1 1 Cemetery• Mortuery SEASIDE FINANCIAL bulldlng located at eo1 tomer, reu...., oall en PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES ~1'f: ~~~~R~~Jhl~T Tht regl1tran1(1) com-dUc1~ ~~ ~·:=n.,~ co
CMpel . Cfemetory CORPORATION• duly .. South L.twfa S1rHt, Or· •Hemer .....,.,.. ..,. -SHOP" ~. edundteor ~~NCF'~t1bu1.,...'!". netWllTh p I 3500 P..--. "'-"'-'----~TNlt• und9f the enge, c.llfomia t2M8 ......_ _. • ..... _.... ...... .... .... "' ""' t reg •tr•nt(1) "O _.._ .. _ ........ dt9crlbed dMd Al 1 ._ ---K870t 3 The anhclpaled dalt ol Bu1lnt11 Namt(•l 1t1ttd IMnCtd lo lrMNCt ,. *':"a-:-" of WIU. SEU. AT ~i!~ of lhlatha= floe Cllated In th• the bulk tal• July :JO, 19112 abOvt on: MaY. 22. 1981 ,,... undtr the Flctll ~~~~§=~~I PU8UC AUCTION TO niE ~total amount of the~ phene lltMll). NOTICE OF ELECTION ~~~~~Nf~~c•Eso~Rg~ ThomH Sch111>er BualntH Name(•) 1111 r HIGHEST BIDDER FOR l)lld balance of the obtlga-Deapuee de ... le en-Notlca It he1'9by given lhet en elec:tlon wlll be held In the County of 1205 E CHAPMAN AVE Thia 1ta1t1Nnt wH llled abovt on: January 1, 1"1 CASH (In .,,. form• which llOnl HCUfed by the abovt 1,....... .... ofteolon Orange, on November 3, 1992 for the purpose Of electing govemfng ORANGE CA 9268e Th .. With the County Clenc of Stephen c HOc*inl Pr
.,. lawfUI lender In Iha dffcrlbed deed of 1rult JudlOl8I U8ted Ilene "" boerd members •nd member• to the Board o f Directors tor the foltowlng • 1 Orange County on Ji.Vle 11. dint ' Unllfd StatH) llld/cw ltla end H1lmat9cf coets, ex· ,._.de a DIAS CAL-dlatrk:ta· bulk salt i1 sub~ lo C~ll· 1992 This tlll91Mnt -at Iii ~1 •== t °8:: ~So.~ advanc:et 11 lllDAlttOI pwe llW• . DISTRICT NUMBER TO BE ELECTED :f~~ ~1':nm81:e~~ma1 FS3IOOe ~h the County Cltrll
Coda Section 2924h (Pay· " II posllble that .. 1he ......, .... ........... II IO IUl)fed th• namt Publjahed Newpor1 Bttch• ange County on Junt 1 •'* In 1\.111 at the time of time of ..,. 1he ....-i.... ......... _.!.. ...,en. •n Coast Communfty College Olatrlct 1 Member uch and address oi '"' person Cotta MtH Dally Piiot July 1"2
Nie) all right, tl11e and w.. bid ~ lets t;~.. --... wfltl Whom ct1im1 fnlY be 2. t . HI. 23, 19112 PIM119
t«e11 conv~ to end ~... ...o~-.... _. Une earte e une Trust .. AIMS 2, 3 and 4 fhd 11 OPPORTUNITY ES. Th-335 Publllhtd Newport IMc
.......... 1 ----Huntington Beach Unified School Olatr1ct 2 Memt>ert Ful Term CROW 205 E CHAPMAN Cotta M ,....... --• now held by under Mid 1 Member, 'unexplfed Term AVE .• O~E'. CA 121ee. PUIL1C llOTICI 2. 1. 11, ~ iWJ ....... ·-----------------------------~· Huntington Beach City School Olttrict 2 Membert and I.ht latt dllt IOf llltng NOTIC• Fount•ln Valley School Olatrtct 2 Membert ~~T.'w~~I• '::. ~ne2:s HMTHIQ BIDI
Ocaan View School Dlntct 2 Membere CllY belO!'• !tie ..,. dal• Notice la hereby given 1--~~~~---1 Coete MeM 9en11wy Dtttrtet 2 Dfrector9 specified at>ove thll Iha lottd of fruet ...
Mee• Consofldeted W8ter Olatrlct t Director .. eh Dated .My 3, ;992 ~ H~ C::: STARTlllG A llEW BUSllESS77 _, __ _
The Legel Department at the Piiot 19
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We WIH now SEARCH IN name for
you at no ...,. ctwge, mr"9 UY9 you
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publtlh once • w..ei for tour WMb
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Div. 1, 2 •nd 3 hnl Yan Le wll rte~ 9Nled bid• ...... , .... n•M ......_ Publl1hed Newport fOf auPOlytng ARMOUAEDIReftt To quallfy tor the ot'flce of achool boerd member or director, • c:.ndl· 8each·Co1ta .,. ... Dally CAA stRV!CaS mHllnO Of The ~IQ
date •hall be • reglatefed voter In the district and lNlt" area or dM · PllOC .My 1e. 1"2. ~ to "" ~ ~ ~~
aton, If .ny. N57 on Ille In "9 ofllce of Mid I I h It t N • ---------1 Dlattlet. Ilda 1"911 be cfelv.. re rH • ·~ Nominating ~ may be Obtained In the ofl'lce of the Reglatrar ot PUIUC NOT1CI erect 1n Nlltd trwatooea llMclh, Cellf. t2CllO
Vot.,., 1300-C South Grand Avenue, Santa Ana, beginning Juty 13, 1992 cteatty maltltd "lid No. 1-.n '· HMMll, 4I01 and mutt be ftled In thet offtce no tater th•n Aunut1t 7, 1992, 5:00 p.m. CNS1CM.... 141 • AAMOUREO cAA llrch l trtet, N••"tr -• Flotltleua S£AVICES" lleacl\, Cellf. t2'IO
Appointment to Mdt ~ offtce wtll be mede, u preec:rtbecl by Bualne• .._ lddttued to· Lw Teng ,.,.._,, P. Mar1ln. •tot
Celltomta Elecllonl Code Section 23520, In ttte 9¥9"1 there .,. no nomt-l tete-11 OlftctOf of Fooci lervtc9i'. llrch ltrtet. Newport
.,_,,..._.. The Fol!OWlng paftOnl Huntl~on llMch Union 9Mct\, Cellf. t2tlO nM9 or en .. _ .. ._.,.," number of nomlllHI for such otftce end a J*ltlon lr9 dOir'll bualntSt .. : HIQh SChOOI Dl9tnct. 102$1 Dellld ... ~. I, ~IOI
for en election It not Med Within ~ time pertod prnc:rtbed by Mid s.c.. J.S o . ~SOCtATU. C/O Vortitown Avt .. Huntlnglon = &:.tt~•wport
t1on 23520. Oonehue Schriber, 3601 8"ch, CA t2t4I and ._ Ptlrlci. O · Ertcaon. 480,
In complllnce with E1ect1on1 Code Section 17080, nolce le IMC» Jlmbor" lhd., w. 300• llvtred ac °' babe "~ 81rch 11r'••• N ott
her9by ~ hit all Woel call In the **" to be conduclld br the =· ~w;e.:ew"" ~:a· ~~ ::: .:; llMd\, Cellf ... ewp
AeglRa of Vaeert In the Counly of e>r.,.. on Nowmbef 3, 1• ahlll Deftlel Donahue, J1M1 pl.cw b6di -.i be~ Thie bu1ln"' le con.
not be oourWd .... .,,... b6't ""' be counted oetllrelly .... =---· ~ lelctl, °'**' and .... "' the= by: ...... .,.,,.
ofllce of the Alglillll• of Vaten 'et 1300 South Grand Awnue, W• ~1I.. lctwll)ar 11 =. ~ ~:is~~ The reol1tr1nt(1) com-
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PUILIC NOTICH ..UILIC NOTICES ..UILIC NOTICH PUIUC NOTICH
..,. TN. •i.tetnenc w.. fli.ct Thi.I mtement w11 llllld,. P L .. ~·~ undefN ltl• ( 1 11 ':: tflQe Conllol LO •Ill alco-plrtmtnt of AlcohOlu: Bev· 11111 uM;lu11vv ulU <J11Tm¥it1lot AmtiflUll without Wl11111n ~ATV IT MAY R IOU> CNltMet'H wtU'I IN County Clerk ol with It'll Councy Cletk of "ctlt...,_ ab! n•H. nc::'!.Jk:at>.! l\oliC blVeragH II 4S1 1t194t Coo\lol 10 Mil lllco-ittlM u ~rlbttd lll'd.J!Wn· 1y t111i>!UY ur ·~ .s tu Al Ii PUeUC SAL£. If' YOU
-l'ktltleue Oftnge County on J\11'9 2&, Olange County on J"Y 14, ve on~ ~ N9WP011 Centlr Dttv1 ~ holie bewnOft It 445 N. ltllllll on Wd 111811 tnle u11e1 S.W-h'Uf• CJ1 wr•· NHO AN UPLAHATIOH Of .. •'alnMw 1192 1982 ~1-•s&nM1Nw -r·~~~ lement 81 filed ~rt BHch 92860 w1lh Newport Bl11d., Newport ,AACfL 2 Uflel B l>'umt...,._,a, ell 11gh1, ltllu THE NAiTUAE OF THE , .. , P•38338 '538tll ltlltHMftt 1 1 a w 1 •47·• Oo-Sale General • Bitch CA. 9262& With '7 shuwn and <k•llf.W 11'1 rho end 1n10tes1 nuw tl4tk.I tiy 11 ..,..,., Tl'9 fOllowlng P'flOOI with the Cou"IY Clerk o Eating Place license(a) On·Sal1 G1n1tal Eating as MK.ti Tru:;too m all<! 10 PflOCEEOINGS AGAINSif YOU, T~:i F="IO 1*10111 ~shed Newpof1 Beath· Published Newport BNch· are doing bulinell as: Orang• County on July 13, Put>llsned Newpon Place Ucense(a) ~~ACEL 2 Tt11. U"(.luM'/9 •ho tullow1n11 dutMtllotJ VOU SHOULD COlfTACT A ~ ~ !" U ' Mna Daily Piiot July Cotta Men Dally Piiot July OCEAN VIEW CREMA· 1992 Beach-Costa Mesa Daily Pu blhhed Newport roQlll 10 UN 100 &tM:klSMr l>IUJJV•ly 11tuetec:t in the l.AWYEA . 10~~1 .. 18 C~~T ~ORAL, UI. 23, 30, August I, 1992 UI, 23, 30, Auguat 8, 1992 TORY, 1625 GIN A~. F•37820 Pilot July HI 1992 Beach.COii& Men Daily Utl W lhfn<in llCil dlJslgr\OI al0f8Sll•J County and Slato On Ol'»'U 1, \~ p i.t HA
New ort'Y~ • h Ylcnu11'f· Th-352 Th-354 Costa M•sa. Calif. 92628 Pubhshld ~p0f1 Beech· lh3&3 Pilot July 18, 1992. od ... By 00 ·~plan lo''"' APN H 5 IJ<! ID MORTGAGE SlRVIC£S INc • Nlwp He • • • Harbor Lawn Memorlal Cotta Mesa Daily Pilot July 111382 EXHIBIT "A" '
92MO PUBLIC NOTICE PUl~IC NOTICE Park Inc., Calltomla, 1625 18 23 30 A ust 8 1992 PUlU' NOTICE Ttic i.1111u1 dt.lrtren end (LEGAL OESCRlP'TION) Ille~~ 1poo1meo fl'llllff llldit Ja~• R. V.'11111, 40098 Gisler Avenue Co111 Mesa • • • ug ' olltOf <.um"""' OOSIQnahufl Parwl 2 in tho ~1 111 Ir and PIJl1Ulnl 10 Deed of T1us1 Mlf~lk Rd.. Btg Bear CNSt04812~ CNSt045312 Calil. 02626 • ' Th-35S NOTICE OF PUBLIC NOTICE 11 any 111 rt.o tlkOI pluflOlty mw ~>Vnly 111 O~anus Recorded on 12./H Ill u
Lak I. 92315 FlctttJ0\19 "°tHlous This buslneu Is COi\-APPLICATION FOR duSLrlbcc.I atiove is IJU'IJ0'1• S1a111 ut c .. 111ur n1o o~ Doclll!\tf'll t-o 111 ~76718 ~
Jo Wiiiis, 4009ll Mill· •ualMu Nam. Bu.tfte .. Nam• ducted by' a corpo!'aUon PUBLIC NOTICE CHANGE IN NOTIC~ ~ 111J 111 I.lo 421 Svaward shown 111, a Pam.t ..uu lltoo ... P•ge .... °' ()11.aal ~'ls ~!'Nfk .. ~e13.,5Blg Bear Lake. StatanMnt Statement The regl1trant(1) com· BSC 789 OWNERSHIP Of 1f~~E 6'o:t1\E ~eta,': t~1111111f1 Ool :t.0 1 1n &xiii 123 Pau .. s 14 111111 1n lhf oll<t of the Recor0e1 d
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1 The Following iietsona Thi Folfowlng persons menced lo lransact busl· ALCOHOLIC roil · ia un llt· t5 ol Parwl Maps 1n the Or•"""' Count/ C•~fom·• ••• Suzanne Wlftla, 40098 Miii-.,, dolno bullneu aa: 811 doing business as· neu undar the Flch\lous Plctttlou• ' •EVERAGE LICENSE loan No 109008 s1unud Trustcu d1~<.la1msOtl1c.u of lhe Cuuuly Au· . .,,..
crNk Rel • Big Bear lAl!e, HOPKl~S PROPERTY BLACt<CURRANT TECH· Business Name(s) llsted ausltteea ....... Rel C,.if, Michael any lral•~ly fOf any lfl<.Of wiO!n ot said County E..i c•or AJild M Mlllll '"..,. Calif, 92315 MANAGEMENT COMPANY, NOLOOY, 575 Ariton Blvd above on: April 29, 1992 Statement 7•14-92 IMPORTANT NOTICE h .. "-lr>ess 111 lhl SlrllUI all c;evl a~ c.-1 CJ11 ,1111115 tn.t\Ut ,..., ... d "'" W·LL SELL AT
'rhll , bu1ln11s I• con-il'13 Co1po11I• Plaza, Sult• Suit• 300. Costa Mesa. 0.Mls J. Gallagher, PIHi· ifh• Followlng person1 T~ v;.~r;. It SMay Cor· TO PROPERTY OWNE~ IUIOSS .incJ olhUI 1.ommo11 als m•MIBI llgh" natural PUBLIC AU<;TION TO THE
ducied by: a general pert· 200, Newport Beach, Call!. Call!. 92620 dent ere doing business as: f:r~')" appl~1t1g 10"1~'~· D:.. U~~r.tR~ 1iJ>[6A c'JJ dos~naltoo ti any lhown oas riuhts a1td othof hv.J•o HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH, nellhlp 92880 Pil·Kln Loh, 950 How• This llalemenl Wal flied LAVENTINA'S PIZZA co' I Al h I B T' ltt•fl:tn carbons llV whalSUflYi;I tp1yat>le ,, 111'.1 ol Utt" 11111!
Tha 1egl1t·an1(s) com-Retail 8roker1g1, lnc.,a Ave. Apt. r'41, Sac:ramenlo, w11h the County Clerk ol 7011 WatnM Avenue. Hun-:::;.e~~lrol ~~ :~f al~~ u~~~~S ~"cJJOr'A~~ 5'td ~ Scllu ••II l>U moo., name lu1own ouulh(;1ma1 inoriey ol tl'lt un•td Sia•
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,, mine*! to llanaact busl-Cat1fornea corporation 113 Cahf 95825 Orange Couoty on June 23, tlngton Btach, CA 92708 .. _. 2 0 ... • wt •1lh0u1 c.onvenan1 "' su.:am and .. n Pl•rdut.ls do. -ht,...,_ A ~
10 ness und9f tn. Flclt1Jous Corporal• Plaza Suitt 200 Thi; busln11s ,, con. 1992 VALENTINA'S PIZZA hOllC .,.. •• rages •1 1 l ,,IQN TO PROTECT YOUR warrnnty (!~l"OSS ()f 1mphod nJCCJ trnm any vi It\( , .. ,.. ...._"II~ ..... ue rel
Buslnes1 Name(s) llst1d Newport Buch, Calll'. ducted by: 1n fndlvfdual F5357C>e COMPANY,• INC. (CA), ~tacen~~•62 Av~.h ~7o'Ja PROPERTY IT MAY SE 11;ya101r11J hllo µo5so,.s1on gomu that may 00 .,1u11n UI t"4C~Ce!!ei8.Jirjng 300 £151 •bov• on: N/A 92680 The reglslrant(s) com-p bllsh d N rt Beach· 7011 Warner Avenue, Hun-esa, 7 w 1 n SOLD Al A PUBLIC SALE elf Ofl(,um1J111nws. 1nclut.l1~ undei lhll pai1.1il ol tanct Chapman A~•~u• Orange CA
J•m•• R. Willis This bu sinus Is con-menced to transact bus!-C~sta ~ .. :W~~sty Piiot tlngton Beach, CA 92708 ~:~.~~n)eraJ Eating Place IF YIONOU NEED1 ~N ';_XTPULRllE, rou~ • haTrgos and e.qxinSt!i htifl!lndl.<lvu ooswtit1<1 10 t 11 r"'1f t•te ind nerest ccnvtracl This •talement was fifed ducted by: a corpora11on ne11 Under the Act.tlous ifhls buslne11 Is con. \ NAT OF ho:; N,.. ut HtU rus•w and ot tll( uettll.it .,1111 Ille IX!•Pt:•uol 10 and'"""' htid llr 11 under sa.o With the County Clark or Thi r1glstranl(I) com-Buslnest Name(I) llSled June 25, July 2, 9, 16, 1992 ducted by:. COfpof81lon lu ~I c· h •d MN•w~ o~ I Of THE PAOCEEOING llU~IS C.fUdlOd llf said Dooc 110111 ut 1.lt1lh0\j tnlnlfly &A 0.td ol T~ • 1"-P'~1 $11~
Orange County on June 18, m.nced to t11nsact busl· above on: May 29, 1992 Th·321 Val1ntin1'1 Pizza Coll'I-P~lcJ~tyon• 199~sa ., y AGAIN ST c"ocr.N C~O~ ut Trust 10 ry ""' ruma;n il'klf1ng clfld ~'fill111g ttw..r"1-lltd M5atdCoutry C•iom11 cse 1992 ness under the Flclitlou1 Pft-l(ln Loh PUBLIC NOTICE pany, Inc .. Ke111" E. Robin· • 358 SHOULD A "IU ptlfl(..tpa sums or 1 111t10r 1100 storinq in and re· l 2 1 T no f531tlt Bualnesa Name(s) llaled This statomont was filed son, General Counsel · th LAWYER nuto\'S) w< ure\J l.J'i t.111dmovirliJ •ho Sclroo hum satd scrtOed 19 OI 1 0 llCI
Published Newpof\ Beach-1bov1 on: May 1, 1992 with the County Cl11k of CNS10481t t Thia statement was filed PUBLIC NOTICE On Auuusr 7 1992 a1 Duod "' Tr'!sl lo w11 lk111d Of onv ot11(!1 land i11 3813 111 the C•y of Ntw~11
Co t M D ii p lot J ly s11rhen c . Hopkins, P1e1I· Orange County on June 17, F'ctltlou• Wllh the County Cieri< of I 00 p M Cal·We111rn $~901102 44 ••It• in1urus1 t.lud"i\I the •oOhl lu .1 .. ., 8Htll, COll'ly cf Oli'lge S:ate 5
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u den 1992 • Orange County on June 22, NOTICE OF ~onveyanca C~rp . • 1t1u11·~n. trurn 10 I 9' @ 5101 .. lt. 111 chruc..llonallv clrrll al Ca'tor.» i~ pe• mall racordie t&,
2~· ~.August 8• 1992 Thia statement was llled f534712 8uelneu NanM 1992 • APPLICATION TO Calltomi• COf'PO,.tion 8°' 9 6"6 · lltf' .innun1 °5 "'~and mono horn lands uthu• in Boo"' 162 Pill' 5111 re 1~ n --~---__.-T_h_-3_5_31 with th• Cotinty Cl0tk of Published Ne..,....ort 8eoch· Statement F535801 SELL ALCOHOLIC duly BPIJOfnlod hus~ .. ..tuii tvidc..~I 111 sari.I ootchl r•lu th .. ,. llMJStl herutnahovo llu tllsJYt of m~~ m.tps 1~ U 0 C "' J 8 .... The Following persons h " B h· 1Jt.1 dftd pursuant IO ~· UI WSI and dlly clOYdllUllo Wll P ILIC NOTlC! rang• oun., on une • Costa Mes:i Oalty Pilot July are c:toln business as: Publls ed Newpo eec BEVERAGES Tiusr rG<.Oldocl ,. 30 91 as inlcrost E.&TIMATEO TO !>t.111.luJ 011 m 085 wulls 1t11 otta:e ot Int Co~.wr ReGOll:ltt 1992 2, 9, 16, 23, 1992 PIT CR~W DIST., 780 West Costa Mua Dally Pdol July 5-8·92 111st No 91·20429!> 111 booll TAL DE.BT $!'>311901S 18 runnels atld !ohc1lt~, into of Wld COU'l'Y E1u:>1111efet1~..,
tCNSt047181 F533910 Th-337 16th SI Suile 0 Cosb 2, 9, 18, 23, tP92 To Whom II May Con· IJ80ti .• ol OlltC-11111 Thtl IJt.:111:11(.ld"f uncJ;,r :..itJ lh!OUIJh Of ai.1oss u1e sull· a ot, gas mil!'~ i'ld O\her '
flcU11ous Publlahld Newport Beach· Mesa, C~hl. 92626 ' Th·340 c:ern: DEVITO, Margaret L A;-cou» in too <>llK.e ut ttw Dood ol Trust hetc1010to c•·l!~~u a°~s~':?~~ml 11~ei~~ drou1>0t!Sbtl!WI a dep•!'t o• ~
auslneH Nam• Costa Mesa Dally Pllol -PUBLIC NOTICE Rypper Corpo1al!on, 760 & DEVITO, Ronald 1• (are) Ci1u11ly RiJCOlll t.11$ ol 01 IJf".Ultlll <ind tJoli~ufOfl 10 lhe l.Jollom S\X.h '#tllp!ilUl.~oO UI , .. , '#1lhoti the no~ cJ SOllKe
ltat•m.nt June 25, July 2, 9, 16, 1992 CNS,047255 West 161h SI., Suite D, PUBLIC NOTICE appf~ng lo tile Department arigo County Stoic ol Cali· u11oorsiuflO(J c1 "'tllc..'fl CXI<.· (.luucrionally dhllud wi:lli. entry IS reserved
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The Following pe1•ons Th-323 F1ctltloua Costa Mesa. Calil. 92626 of A ohol1c Beverage Con-tumtd exl!Cl.lh .. '<l by Michc111 1 .. tdlN.n ul Dctdull and De iurtnt4~ and shdltS under Olttcetd: E c.pt ., ••lier Cll'll!S 111 doing buslMSs aa: This business Is coo-F1cUUou• trol 10 self alcobol1c b4111er· Ctall ao unmamod m8fl milll<J t<>< Sak! and a wr•t anfl bttnoath 0t btrillflll ll\c i
WARMINGTON HOTEL AS· PUBLIC NOTICE Bualn••• Name ducted by: a corpofatlon Busln••• Name ages al 1400 W. Pactllc Will 1ell al publtC. 3U(;llU'1 tun Nul1t.c ot Otitaul1 ant.I CAlt:flOI lim•IS lhcruol itd OI nghls 10 .rarer "or under Y< SOCl~TES NO. 7, 3090 St•tement The 11glstran1(1) com-ltat•m•nt Coast Hwy.. Newpo11,,0 111ohcsl tllddcr tor ust1 El11t.11un to ~It Thu urldcr· iu ,~,.11 ru•ullrit•I
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Pullman S11ee1, Colla PUB~~J·~~C~~ON The Fotlowlng persons menced 10 transac1 busl· The following persons Beach, Ca. 92663 with 41 ca~h10t's tha<;k drawn oo a ~·IJn~-tl rauscJ l>l•O Nu111,u m;;inlain' iopolf 0:.J.,:!'n •~al amou111 olthe ~aid balance
Mesa, Calif. 92626 are doing buslne51 as: ness under the Fictitious are doing business as: On-Sale Beer and Wine s11111J <If nahor•al I.Mn~ 1t u1 Ot:tc1ull and E1e<.11011 10 arid QPll(lh.i any SU<.h .,;;u~ of the olltoga10~ stcu.-ed Cy "'° Robert P. Warmington. Notice is hereby giv111 OBC. 1540 Superior Av· Business Name(s) hsled GOLF TEE GO, 2043 Eating Place l•c&nse(s). cliocll ctrawn by a Sldltt rn S.•11 10 to0 rOW1dod 1n "'°Of m nus w •hw• ho 1 Olld of TtUll 1r>j INSO'llbly n
3090 Punman SlrMt, CoJla tha1 lh• ~"b"g":!:t::: 111ue. Costa Mesa, C1f1f above on: Aprll 1, 1992 WeslclrH Drive, Suite 110, Pu D II shed New Port ltcoerat c1ed1t union Of B toun1y .. hew the ruc1t 1.cu~ tho t~hl 10 ~1111 minu ~~;I.' 1 ..,.1811 ~ts frptr.Ses a"ll 10 Men, Cahf. 92628 be •old at u lie 926n Alan Ryplnskl President Newport Beach CAL 92680 Beach.Costa Mesa Da1ty ct\\..u orawn lly ti s1t11 u••orty 1s tuc.dtoo FOR •i.t>IOI no h ti d lb-
Harold G. Pa1ker C/o on iTHURSDAV, JULY 30, German And B1111sh Cor This llateme~I was fifed NEW p 0 RT MES A P1IOI July 16, 1992. 1£Jeltlral sa1nngs a11cl luan c1~ !SALES INFORMAiTION. ~h 81~ ~'~'i:'.t ~~J
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Skypark Cltcte, 200, Ir· ·NEWPC 0TRAT BEACu ·cdsTA 1540 Superior A11enu1, Orange County on June 8, Drive, s~ite 110. Newpon PUBLIC NOTICE atlOfl Of sa11111Q~ l.lclnk s11&..'(.1 pm (619) 466·3S86 01 ll1t1 land lb t<."°'vt..od ~ $422 287'6 1ym~n1 fl"lUSI
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dVCted by: anlndivld. ual A15~sJ<EAAJ0 H:~~b ducted by: 11 corporation Published Newport Beach-ducted by o genefal port· APPLICATION TO '"'"" 10 cto l>u~·nu~ in tho~ ld 1..4,,~a 8lv1I 2n11 Fir lpora~n"' iocoror::ir Morth 011.rn by a state or leO&r• ertd~ The 11gl1trant(1) com-SIM S N 4 ~ MAk K The 1eg111ron1(s) com· CoSla Mosa Dally Piiot nershlp SELL ALCOHOLIC s1a10 w•ll lie hultl at tho Po Bn~ 9006 I a Mosu 11 5 1978 111 Boo~ 12597 union QI i cher..Jl.orawn oy • s111e
rneneieCI to transact bull· ILTYEDMON' ~07USEHOLD meneed lo transact busl· J 25 J 1,,.2 9 16 1992 The regfs1ran1(s) com-Nofth lronl en1111neo 10 lhuC/\ !11944 9006 (819) J66·pag1> lllb<! Olli<.t.il odederalsavf9 •ndloanas$0CI ness under the Fktihous ness under Ille Flc1J1tou1 une • u ' • • • menced to transact ub· BEVERAGES County Cou1lhuui.e 700 9!110 By S1COC1u RyakJ) Au· AecllftJ~ , • 8~11 Name(a) !lated ITE~S, A 496 C ATKINS Business Name(s) hsled Th·324 s'enss under the fictitious 6·25-92 C...1c. Cun1e1 01tvt1 Wo..:\I 1t1un1...0 5.cJn0ture Tru:.I\.~ a•on Sl'ttnp ':"""'JOll. or~
above on: Oc1ober to, K.O SHEA HOUSEHOLD above on: May t, 199~ PUBLIC NOTICE Business Name 1111ec:t To Whom It Ma)' Con· San•ct Ana Calttornia all Sdlt! 011 ictir Ooi 1utt l Th\· 10131 amuun1 ot lhtJ11ng11 lla1*. Sf*' .a_, secon !. 02
19'sA ITEMS, B 247 Wfl.l.AAD President obove: June 25, 1992. corn SOFFER, SIDNEY L. ttQhl 1111o a11l1 1fllll•U:.I wn 7 1(191 unpaid punc..ipal balanw in ot the Ftnanc:li Coat and IUI~ Robert P. Warmington, CHILCOTT HOUSEHOl..O Thia statomeot was lilec:t Fic titious Patricia B•ilhart & M1ch1ko ls aie applying ~OYl'll lo 11m1 no ... holcf tiy 1t l\SllP5&71l7 1e1es1 lhoroon ltllJl'lhur w1111 11180 10 do ousiness "' 11115 ~I Partn8f ITEMS. B 289 STEVE with the County Clerk of F538250 to lhe Department of Alco-undo..:• said Dl.."-~t ol Tru~• 111 / lb 712J 1 JO reasonc1bly es11marod wsts state The strHI add•ess and Tt\llt-;1lal1rnent wu filed KR U l L HOUSE H ~LEOS Orange County on June 15. Bu1l"1sa Name ' Published Newport hol1c Beverage Control to Iliff prupi&rly S•ludlc..>d 111 w•t fc.'.T°°scs dnd odv~~s •. ~' oinet COl'llTIOl'I deS911''°" 1 il"Y w1tll" 1he County Clerk ol ITEMS, C202 JAm 1992 S1atem•nt sell Alcohol•c Beverages al CAxJnty and Stal& oosc 111,.~1 PUBLIC NOTICE ''"' lmit: ul lhe •nr•-uu ..... • Or ~·County on June 17, MCGOWAN HOUSEHOLD F534785 The following person Is Beach-Costa Mesa. Doily 485 N Newpo<t Bllld. New· c1s EXHIBfT ..... t.<1htK1 ol ttus No11<.u art• of lhe IHI p1~e11~ Oe!trtleo t~i ITEMS. c 260 DOROTHY Published Now Ort Beach· doing business as· Piiot July 2, 9. 16, 23, 1992 port Booch, Ca 92663 w11n PARCEL 1 fin u1l<J1vKlt~IYOU ARE IN DEFAULT $1 61I34795 ilbove IS purponed 10 bt 1, 0
• F534718 D RESSEL HOUSEHOLD C 1 M O ~ P l 1 J 1 ALLIED INDUSTRIES. lh332 41 On·Sale Beer and Wine 1,2 inlore)I 111 anu tu Pdt1.d UN DER A DEED OF Cu111ml1y da1uu C•&t11\01S 35111 9t1 .. t, Newport Stael\ Ca p bl shed Newport Beach ITEMS. c 214 BRIAN OS
8 asa II y I 0 u v 3022 Orange Ave ' Santa Ealing Plaee ltcense(s) , VI ~it!C4..ol Mdl) No 119 3Jll TRUST DATED 3/20/90 Cho< ks "' Ct!rlll~l(J Cllce.lt..S 12M3 The l,9ldtrsigntd Trus!ff
u ' • · SWARM HOUSEHOLD 2, 9, 16 23, 1992 Alla CA. 92707 PUBLIC NOTICE Published Newpo11 35 shown un 11 map 111 .. 1 u1UNL£SS YOU TAKE AC· pa~.tl>k IO lhc Tru~ll.!1• 01 <MdltriutiyMM1 IOI a""( ~r
Costa Mesi Daily Pilot July ITJ:MS; C 388 DAVID Th·339 Mark W MOWOfY, 34S Unt· Beacn-Cos1a Mesa Daily 9oo1t. 251 P;;g..:s 29 df•d JU TION TO PROTECT YOUR bl(JJ,·1 ore dCC..t!l)labt" to rtcttllSS o• tllt Slretl addreu 1nc
2, 9. T6, 23. 1992 CLEARY HOUSEHOLD PUBLI~ ~OTICE vMeere•~•.yCAD9r2•621E.3, Costa NOTICE OF Pilot July 16, 1992 1h36t ol p0,~o1 Mups 111 lhl' 01 PROPERTY. IT MAY BE T1u~l1•l· uruvidco proper otllel commondeSIQ!lillOO •a
1 Th-334 ITEMS, "4. ..., APPLICATION FOR tiw ot Ille Cou11ty At.~ 1111lp1 SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE t00nhl1t.JtKlll ti. av11il111.1lc ht Said 0 ---..,....,.-~=-~~-! Publlsheef Newport Thi• business Is con-CHANOE IN PUBLIC NOTICE uf Oraf\U41 County C~lilor IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· Fmrn 1ntu1ma11011 '"''"'h shoWn rsin sa·t "'' 0 PUBLIC NOTICE Beach-Costa Mesa Daily Flclltloue ducted by an lnd1v1dual. OWNERSHIP Of nou E.<twptrng lhctcltomNArrlON OF rrHE NATURE '"" Ttus.1'-"' 00..1111. rullill.llo madt, OUI 11wrout co•tl'aN °'
CNlt0492H Pilot July 9, 16, 1992. Busln•H Name The reglst1anl com-""' ,.OHOLIC NOTICE OF Ufl\I~ A and e as ~"'n uoOF THE PROCEEDING bul '°' .. hoch Tros100 makes warrarty e•P'HS«I Olll'fl' " r'" 111349 Statement menced lo llansact buJi· ~"f APPLICATION TO lhi• Condominium Pian AGAINST YOU, YOU no •lfPtflSenlilhon OI .. a11an gardrigtie possauv: Ol li'C'".I'\
Flclltlou• ----------The lollowing per$OO Is ness under th• l1c!lllOUS BEVERAGE LICENSE SELL ALCOHOLIC ( Pl,in·) lilCO<Ck;-tJ Julv IJ SHOUlO CONTAC:f A IV the Slit.IOI acldl8SS(US) Of bllll1C8$ tor lflt purpose ol 9usln••• Name PUBLIC NOTICE doing business n : TRAVIS buslneu name listed 7•7·92 BEVERAGES l!mO as lnsrrummll No 90 L•WVER uitwr c..oounon OuSlijfl311un uttslylnQ tilt ~
Statement SUP-ERIOR SUPPLE· above on 7·1·92. To Whom It May Con-a.25•92 :Jltf>ij6 ol Olt1CJal Rcc.t.rds NOiTICE OF ot lhu above dtis1.r1tH•ll _... -d °'90 01 Truai Thi Followlng persons Fictitious MENrrS, 1S41 Ponders• St.. Mant w Mowery cem LA POSADA RES. l(J 0 c R STEE'S s E prucot·tly •S 26911 WM~ SKI.I ... .,y SI 1rea..1ng busiMHU: 8ualn•••N•m• •A Coalot Mau. CA This statement was filed TAURANTS, INC., Is (atl) To Whom 11 May Con-ol Sd range OUflly Tu AL Rtld<l IMl\O CA92714 irG.drnDhl ('li'geti!ICSI•
MAADl'S MEDITEA· Statement 92626 GI ""1th lhe County Clerk ol applylng tolh1Departmen1 cern SOFFEA.StdneyLr~/\l)O e•cepl!ng tni.u;;lrttn• 011 J~~ ~~613159&2 di S<lidpr~1y1soo111ijsotdpensts ol lhl T1us1een...... ite
1 RANE;AN CUISINE. 991 Th• Followlng persons Timothy Travis allfl, Orange County on June 30, of Atcohohc Beverage Con-11 OQ AM 111 tho untrdrow 101 tho 1iu111C)!ot) 01 J}8y•n~ beretc11ry 11ndf! nod ..,.,.o o Ne~po1t center Drive, ara doing business as: 1S41 Ponderosa St .. •A, 19~2 lrol to sell alcoholic belier-01 Suira 100 in Ille k"1bv 01 the ()()lioa1t0ns Sl"t.Uted l>-ljlNll he1ttofo1t •~ecU1td and
9N1wpo1t Beach, Call1. INSURE VIDEO, 100•4 Costa M11a. CA 92626 F538554 agu at 2949 Fairview Gt A RAGE C' A[£ th..! bu•IO•no tucaioo 01 721 said Dood ot T1us1 •nrlU\Jjn<J de!111tfld 10 111t 1.ndersioned a
2660 Adams A~•-1328. HunlJnO· This business Is con-Publllhl<I Newpott Streol. Costa Mesa, Ca :fl J/'1 s Patt.ct St in lho Cily 01 toos and ~n5'1s 01 me wnntn Qeciari•icn ol ()eta.JI 1rio
Mat4iroa Hercullan, 24675 100 Beach, Cahl. 92646 dlJClld by an lodMdual Beach..Cosla MHa Daily 92626 with 47 On-Sale O.ttnue. Cooniy vi Oranuc lrusllic eOd ot Sale Oe.,..ano for ~18 ano 1 •rorrrr
Tarazona, Minion Vle)o, Robert P. Dully, 1717 if he reglstran1 com-Ptlot July 2, 9, 16, 23, 1992 General (Pub Ea\lng Pl) ll· HJNT.S Starn ol Cdlrlorma Cahfor· Cahlcorn•• Reconveyd· Pitat.ce ot Oel1un ~na Election •O Calif, 02092 Birch St. E101 , Brea, Caht mcnced to transact bus•· cense(s) nla Reconveyance Com· anc• ompany as sar _.
DlalWI Hercullan, 24875 92621 ness Undef the Actllious lh33t Published Newport pany b Cbhllltnra ColiJU1c1· Trus100 By $U;"1tnne Kelly Set Theundt1sig ...... caustds.1td
Tarazona. MIH lon Viejo. Wiiiiam D. Dutty, 19132 Buslnen name l1tt1d Beach.Costa ~•sa Dally tiirn as duly a1.1poirilccl Exoc.ull~e V1c:1i President Noru ot ~·i .. t and E1e·~t011 to c.llf, 92692 M1onoh1 St. B·23. HUf'ling· above on: NA PUBLIC NOTICE Pilot July 18, 1992. f lrusice Und<.'f that cullai~ 9200 D.!lod8Ai! 11.u Chais Se 10 tit 'ICO!dle n trie cou'lly
Till• bualnus 11 con-Ion Beach. Calif 92646 Timothy T Glattll FlcUUoua th359 Be ore your gara~e [)\:oc:t OI Trust CIWCUIOO lly .. orlh Cahforn1• 9131 I •here !he,., ptopeny s tw'.i't<l
due1tf:I by: husband 100 This bualneu It con-Tt111 statement was filed I 2698 wntto Road Assoc1.6519 18 1&) 775-2504 aridmottlllal'l thrHmont~~ave
wile dueled by: co-pattners with th• County Clark ol Busln•.1• N•m• PUBLIC NOTICE sale make sure a 81()$, a Cahllltnld Gonc1c1I Datod 711•92 Npsedsrncesuchl9CQrdil'tOll Th.._ 11g111rant(1) com-The reglstran1(1) com· 01a119• County on June tS. Statement h d. . Partfle(stuu as 11u_s101s 111· ~:~~
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above on· NIA above on: NIA Beach-Costa Mesa Dally ATES, t780l Cartwrr9hl BEV,.RAGES Rtlulf<b ol Oran•"' Cc)unty S•O E MA~ STRHi 2~d Road 1111111•, ca111. 112114 ~ pr.ices v-ocVTo c· 9 • .,..2 PA.OT CLASSIFIED Shopping for a now Pllol July 15, 22, 29. Au· Peter K Pc<tadlh, 2226 7.tJ.92 , S1a1e 01 Caltlurma undo• NOTlC£ OF TRUSTEE'S SALE Fl~ ST '" N .. -..cw It'' th• • • s y ·Io-apar\ment? clas.slflad gust 5, 1992 Bowman Avenue, Tusttn, To Whom tt May Cor.--\00 Pllftl.ll DI sa1a thaieiti -rr111• Sele* "°'°°"20lll TtltphOne !f~l"'0.1 1209"SlS-
•eceH, Information-let• _ypu com_Qare -W269 Calif 92680 cern. lqewporr llHch Dli"";IJ .. ' Pia' -.,, ,.;.L coota•ned '"'" sell at publlC Tllltotdetno 12420.3 3752 IC.ATHY l(.~G ASSrs·
Ylshed regularly -&UC· or wo~ryl Ill Cl lfled dUCIOd by· an Individual Plnr.. Newport Beach deliCllbed b61Qw -98Y3l>lil al A OEED o~ TRUST OATEO TPS . 20318 -paplced marke1place co111 • w11nout hassle Wholher you're buying This business 11 con-Hardroclt Cafe I, Inc Gen ~·: '::a~:;" ~~·,:_11 ~YOU ARE IN OEFAUlT UNDER, SECRETARY
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Chor1ttln• •1tory C•pe Cod 3ar 3aa.
V•arty, furn Qarage,
w d $2100 131·2032
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cuat 38A 31!1A, 2 fpica,
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I •I I "\ 1 \ ! ( · ! • .! 111 \l It ' 1 I" I'. I \1 11 '"' ······~· HR 2Ba. GOOD LOCATIOll llr6ght a C1Mn 4llA wt ~~ r:,d·~ .. !! H l • 1 or lo L •1 u" a :a.sTORV..,-. home Na • .,,.... _,., .,. .... ft UGO OPP
vtewl 28A ,.,,,tty Mi • ••t11 ---, cf\atmer, Cnyn -.. on c~ near HOO/Wtl. 11260/mo. IPICuu 1 BA 1,,.BA w/frplc. 12200/mo, Wwd A t .a 4 a 3BA 28A, f/p, ~ Back e.y. Ltg yard. Yf1y. 118 **' It. ..... ~ Le 2 ':"
A.gt, Trudy 769-0874 UST8tD• = S12U. ~ ....,. .. , ........... '°" .. , -ewe .... .,... t llDllOOll Muoe, ~.v ""· . a.oil•-patio, s.-mo. Oceanfront Property. -.. 13) MO llDO 3M 28A "°"9e i1119i NwpC H9-t811 CM Dr. =~~~ ll078 Thurtfl AAA 111g Monevmakert
1&00 sq ft 38R 2BA. Cozy 2BR + Den, _..,...,....... No l1000/211A 18A, trplc, ce:NTAUA MGMT ·~IK cuh lncom• pvt. road, Alt a~n. Wahr/Oryr Mtup. emkl/peta. Stll50 Sml tvdWd fire, w/d, gar. MNtU ...,..._., &42·2288 or 83t·2725 pou6ble ..-.v. New-
Winter 12,000/mo, ~~:~ ~J;a-d:::O twn1ty only. 931-e'111 mcHnO. •T .... n LMwe 1BA peelo end •Fem n/a to alW Lg, nt rage. Areu for
Year round $2500/mo. No Peta .aete BA a.. 2 ......... --•••l•I gar no ...:,. trig' elec an.. 2br duptex, 3 bik a.ie cheep. FT/PT. No 87~7003 ·· 3BA 28A. wld, gar, c:et-3 • 1"""' car D•· 1·5BR. '80041000/ TownhouM .-.. apt, ran9-::SO + 'dep. 10 bch, yard, gar, selling. Call 24 hrs.
SPACIOUS I RVINll ... ::g..l"p PU~~~ Orc.rpt, =la~~oi&.~ ~~1 y~odc:~. Mo. No tM ~· 38t 2"418a, ;id ga-M a-8"4 1450/mo 7d0-1932 Krlety 1~7n.5818.
TllRMCll HOMe •~ , .. n..., • now l1171 ee1-2?47 IHS50/m0. 846-4152 Agt• Ma•'rtat rage, w/d htwpe, pvt 1 i lk le aeeohl Shr Auto Pan. DlatrlbW>r.
3Br 29a, nreplace, 2BR 1BA w1'g yard, Vef'/ lg Eaatbluff .,.. IHICl(yerd, PoOI, spa, ~ 1M Cour1yatd 2BR NB Apt In great Strictly wholHale. 840-7231 evn.
double gatage. Near rr· 890 W 18th St. lacll In •BR 2V.Ba condo, nu 2233 l'alrvlew Ad, eettlna. Oeted, PQOI, locl Patklng 1450 + 96% Caah SalH. W t MOO OOO
ocean, 8Chool1 & tOOO/mo. &40-0998 2BA 2BA. t1foO/mo, pajnt a cpt, W/O, gar, 11070/mo 948-7001 eecurfty. A1k about dep. e 31-487t 50,000 • 111 ~In-an MCoftd
Fuhion Isl. S2t00/mo. N EWPORT Ni lGHTi like,_, 14a-3080 11500 mo. M4-4260 Spedal11 M a..... come potential Sal.. = New 1ac
983-7788 or 97g..95ge 2BR 1 BA DUPLEX. Odrgeou1 Back Bay ablllty a must. f)(clu-1'3.000 OOO fl7
patio, carport!'--S826/ Be R I IDT VIEi 11 ILUFFll W~~. t~.,i:e;::~ •$780 Mow Int llove-ln Specl .. 11 hm, mstr BR w/pvt BA alve areas 11111 avllll-• • •
mo. 875-9717 ' 8Ch ent8 I! lmmacui.te, 38R 3BA, gar, tennll, pool. E'9"'e 2Br 18a, xh 2 & 38A Townhomeal & entry, w/d, Jae. M!F. able. Establl1hed a.c-COSTA MESA 2124
w P UtlUt ... I ~ WlU highly upgraded. 0nty 11495 yrtv. M2-3llO cond. 28...c 1lth Pt. Good locl S48-7H7 1450/mo aa1 .. aoe counts provided. ln-eMeU Verde• • •r Y'EAALY~ $2285/mo. 2149 Vista 1700 No Pet 844-04$2 NEWLY DllCOMTllD NB. New dble-wld• 39r v •• t m. n t tr 0 m
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SBR 2'hBA bonus rm, Call about •P9Clai•, 1 8-oom 10 • 8-oom Entrada. O~ houM • t BR, enclosed ga-d pd mobile hm to .nr w/t 129 500 Call Chuck ooo ft 1 Br S625. Pool, cat ok ~ 2BR, Inc yd. Wtr . Hay's at t -800·2•S-New e. eq c lg backyd, A/C, F/P, 1959 Maple. 148 8S05 Sun 1·5, 7 2 .. S94 rage, walk-In doaet, 138-4120 S..5PM Fem. Pvt b rlb-.'•ntr. 3849 or t·903-home on 8 ac. In
D/W, upgradH, Incl VIiia Rent.ls C no P•I• 1850/mo. 2194 Placentia 5755 Micro, d/W, w/d. Sml 7.,8 3697 nlng Spring•. grndr S1775/S1000 2 Big Canyon ondo, LAROE MClucMcl newt)' Betty 844-2270 Inside cal ok. $470/ "' • · 11 ,000,000, 17
dep. 8~1·2788 Sue 87Mlf 2BR 2BA. 11500/mo. decorated tBR oot• Twnhm a t yla-new mo+'hutll & aec dep. CONDOM In equl•1, ltad or 791 ·2787 J.O. Avail 8/t. 721·1222 t•••• ••7•hn•· •1BA, lrpl, d/W, patio, carpel/palnt/bllnda, Avail now. 845.3240 u aoned
Property Mgmt Dover i horea •BR 381-3725 or 13&-0171 pool, •net gar. No 2Br 1 Y,BA, patio, gar, VENDING ROUTE :!.ct. (:~o) 840-
•3BR 2YIBa twnhse on 2 b r/1.Sba Sec, AJC, ••Lg 3br/2INI Steps 39a, den, $2600/mo. pets. $895/mo. Bay 1750 721-0191 Lux condo, Npt. rm w/ Bin Prolit1. Call Amerl-
bluft nr bct'll Dbl gar, Scrn patio, dbl gar, nr to Beach. Avail Nowl Chrl1t1ne, Agt/Ownr Timber Apia. &42•71•2 ocn vu! Kllch prlva, ca11 Oefendef' 24 Hrs.
fncd yd, $1225 mo+ ~~h$1g~19S:~S:•.. $1800/mo 54M689 723-4494 or 64&-7078 •2M Duplex w/elde ;'~ ~~·;;~~:f: MI00-858-3933
$800 dep. 642·9666 • *CONDO ltm. EASTBLUFF, 1eo• bay ~ quiet, angl sty, gd FREE BROCHURE, Th•
•Np t Ht• 3BR twnhse, LG 4Br 2'hBa TownhH, Lg 2br/2ba, oc.an vu, view, 3Br 2'hBa, dbl area, gar, W/D hkupa. PROMONTORY PT• newest. concept In
lrplc, ingl gar, patio, fp, new crpt/pnVklt.ch, pool/tennJa, W/D hkup gar, recently , • .,,od. 1795/mo M.7•7940 HB Y, on tat Rent. 2BR Share 2Br 29a, ocean vending. Be first In
very nice, 322 Ogle st. gar, pooVJac. 11550· $1450/mo 598-8347 U300/mo. 120.1553 1BA apt. patio, MW view, all amenitlH . your area. Direct from
$995/mo 847·7S40 298-6082 or 31o.37l-o302 •38R H~Ba. lg bal-carpet, garage, 5795. S700/mo. 673-6605 manufacturer. (24 NI 1BR C d I •Lide Penln•ul•• For Lease, a.awlnd cony, small Pel ok. 18401 Waterway. hours) 1-800·624-3BR 21-\BA TwnhH, 2
car gar, pool, no pets,
bike to bch. S1200/mo
548~231 "'675-92.27
sc;a, wel:~t 0
·r:: Unlq~ 1 & 2BA UnHa Fantutlc View, 4br/ •••vtront B•oltelor 1995/mo. Alj Carey BOlu Chica/Hell. R~~:n3~-;"dr;;i~' '!,:~~ 9304. A WONDERFUL~
lndry lac., great loc. for 1 ..... Private bch, 2.5b&. Quarry Ille ftr, patio, Yf1y, dean, uve Watd, 83t• 42 775-8800, 983-3698 d & 2 In S pay PHONIES • EXPERIENCE. I on bay, 873-e030 deck Vehicle ace•• & quiet. 1595 N/amkr. Y -cat gar · o. ~
S675 mo. 969-9804 710 Lido P.tl ~. alble' lld•yd, furn or No pet• 873-1943 •Do you1need0 lg clean HB 3BR 2BA houH, Coast Metro. $500/ PoHlbl• $900 Wkly navlan, Europ
unfurn comm pool 29R 1BA f/p ............ 2br lba arage, n.-now paint, fenced mo+utll. 540-9337 Income • Invest. Req. South Am~. Beautifully remodeled RENT •W. Newport atepa to • 18 844-342 • • , _.,...... cpl, D/W, atorag•. bkyd dbl garage 1-800-741"'311 anH• High Sc
3BR 2Ba, 2 car gar, lg beach, 3811, patio•. apa, tenn , I 324 E Balboa BJvd. $750 No P91 l40-2495 S11!SO t5172 Winslow' Rm to rent In 3br/2b• SNACK ROUTll Exchange atudenl yard, 332 Broad~y h I 'fi d W/O, fum/Unf 11425 Gate ... uarded bHut s1000 mo + aec. Dys ns-eeoo H3-3t598 · Balboa la hH, $340/ 1 1 1 A t $1650/mo. 721·1118 tnroug C ass1 e mo. Bkr 842·3880 detc:! .. om• 3Br 2.L 880-3812 Ev 279-0878 •E'•ld• 2Br 1 ~Ba • mo Prof Fem only, F0< Sale. 5650. r v ng n ugu1 • .:.=====:==::::::...:========:..:========:;I " " · .,.. h bltl le .. II 8/1 67"7""., + Wkly P{T. come a hoa1 ta Ba, fam rm. gar, AC. W H A A t I twn ... n m ro. Lg 3BR 2BA 2-story "'va ~ ~ t -800.749 ·774 7 American lntercu Steps to Back Bay. e IVe en I gar w/opnr, S850 + twntime, W/O hkup, Shr 2BR + loft, 2 lull , 1tudent excha
HAMMER
TIME?
When you need a little
work done around the
house, look in the Pilot
classifieds to find a
good carpenter,
electrician, plumber
or handy man.
When you're tuned Into cl1111n1d
you're tuned Into your c111111111y.
OVER)TUFFED?.
WE'VE GOT
THE ~NSWER
Is every nook and cranny of your garage
stuffed? Can't remember what it feels like
to pork your car inside? We've got the
answer! Advertise your garage sole in the
Doi~ Pilot Classifieds. If any items listed in
your garage sole ad don't sell, we'll run
those listed items (under merchandise)
the following week at GAllA ..
no charge! .......
TilHff'o\lUlfl I \I 11 • llJSI~ M \ Daily PilOL.~m'
Coll 642.S678 Today!
$1850/mo. 720-1553 For You! S500 dep. 831-4442 0/W, frplc, patio, gar, bath1 CdM custom 2 TODAYS ,,, M.L.M. Call Barbara (
Ht . 3.R 3B ... $1350 , ... , •GOOD LOCATION• $1150 + HC. No aty lit'e/alry hm w/gar OPPORT\JNITY. Inter· 870-81583 or 1 ... '°" dogs. (310) 592·2214 1800 mo. 723-5273 national companv SIBLING TwnhH style, an gar, _A 6 Lg 2BR 2BA, d/W, ga· launching two ol lhe '
W/O khup, f/p, no pel ~ a_/ rage, lndry rm, close Shr 3br Hse In CM, pool most powerful and ex·
760-1713 or 857·1776 "--lo SC plaza $795/mo. J•c, Sat'I TV apr1 fan! citing products ever to ------...i
,.,.. SOS Sunftow er n/a, M/F, '500/mo Incl hit the market. Busl-fOT Ad Actlo Lg pvt, very deluxe 2Br $6 o 'CENTAUR MGMT "'·rn rm w,...., ... ,~12 ness opnorlunlty 28• w/2 matt suites, 70cnft Bach 7 mo $750/mo, l Br unlurn on •u '' .. .,... ' Call a gar, decks, s995 lso. Twnhse, 1 HH lo 642-2288 or 631-2725 Npt tiland w/garage, Hekers requir8o3d64•
No pets 840-9408 Oen. 2BR .. $1250 mo •Large & sharp 2BR w/d . Call 714·646-1·80<>-661·
Clean 3BR beach 2Ba upper, d"", lg 4808 after 5 & wknds USE Lido lale. All new 3Br ho se $1000/mo ,_ u ....... · closets, vert1, gar THE 3Ba. country kitchen. weekly Rental• Also $830 No Pet 640.2495 •2BR $750• PILOTS tam rm, din rm. sec. Avaltl $6"'"$3500/Wk AD· VISOR
&42·5878 ~ ·-------* 1BDRM s·oo· CLASSIFIED $3000/mo. 831 ·2032 Call 973-RENT *Lg Clean 1 BR Oplx v
Luxurv Condo!!
V• Mlle from ocean, 2
pvt suites. Perlect for
profeaslonals. Brand
new, In gated, pool
comm $13 75 Agt
8 54-5809
1
CORONA
DEL MAH :.!ti2 2
11'1 the 1olutlon you're
searching for • wneth·
er you're lffklng a
home, an apar1ment,
a now occupation or
evon a stray pet.
If you're looklng for• c•r,
cl•sslfled h•• news for you.
'' You Made A.
Believer Out
of Me!''
We had immediate and
continuous response from
our furniture ad in the Daily
Pilot. It sold right away. In
fact, we were offered twice
as much/
Frances
Huntington Beach
CIJ'.'>stf1Pd Com m u nity A1a rltPtplacP
unit, new carpet/ Frig, dahwahr, stove _______________ _,
drape1 & appls 5525. Incl. No pets 545-4855 DO-IT-YOURSELF IDEAS
No Pets. 240-22 99 •2BR 1BA, UPPER OR 19TH & POMONA
in on ut mo. E'slde LOWER. Near Hoag 1200 sq n olc/whse A READER SERVICE OF THIS NEWSPAPER
1 BR 1 BA w/nu mini/ Ho•plta l. $775/mo. 631 ·3608
crpt1 $560, 29R 1BA, 645-7476
utd pd. $850/mo. HUD •Udo u-atal-, 2"· 2b•. 300 7201 3738 S/F
Welcome. Avl now. bay v'iew, ·;pt,"' gar, 10~8 S/F. 1617 WHI·
642·9450, 975-1677. $1350/mo lease. no cttft. NB. Agt 541·5032
1 BR Duplex, Mld·Co•t• pets, 720-9685 Newport aeach Newty
Mesa. Yard, garage, Clean 2br/1 ba. gar, O.Cor'd OfflcH . Near
washer/dryer hook-up. W/O, new carpel & water, all utll p1ld.
No smokers. No pets. paint, deck, Newpon Kitchen, emple tree
$6251mo 646-1105 Helghll area 845-4589 prkng, 400/500/1300
3BR 38A Cozy Studio, $600. Cute FROM $H5 1 BR house $875. 2BR upper S900. Burr All mstr auftea, 1pa· White Riiy 675-4830
cloua, frplca, W/O. pa·1..,...,....-....-..-.........,,,_...,._--tfo1, some garages. Lido l•te 2BR ulils, gar
s/I. Jay 645-6680 dys,
675-7175 ev91/wknd1
COMMEH('IAL
PROPJo:RTY 277H
Close to bch & major Incl. $1150/mo. No * Oft. Sp. + 1200 sq
shops. 2BR 2BA S895. pets. 107 Via Flo-fl •torage. cars, furn, VJctorla Park Apts reoce. Opn Fri 7/17 etc. 1518 Npt Blvd T14-722• 7505 1-4PM 723-5640 CM. Mk offr. 553-t 1 t 5
LIDO ISLE fully turn INDUSTRIAL 2788 Attractive 19r Ideal for 1 Br. Ulll. gar Incl.
aenlota. Pvt patio, $785/mo yrty. 1 per· 1200 S/F ore. 1g rear
walk to everything. son, no pets 673-083'7 car door. S795 mo.
S575/mo. 546-9081 Wok! 2BR Apartment, 629 Terminal way
C••• Del Mar 2BR 2 Vra New, Avg $637/ _54_0-_9_35_2 _____ 1 2BA $750 1BR 1BA mo For 1•1 8 Months 2500 SIF, 4 ot11coa.
$625 Completely r• On Our Speclallt. Call 2BA, lg roll-up door,
furbul1hed. Quiet NOWll 714-650·8310 65,, 1/1. 629 Terminal,
Easlslde loci No pell. NB H I ht 2 b /1b Wy 540-9352J64B-0681
OPEN 8 -4 DAJ~Y • 9 •• ' • ---------1 147 E. 18th St. lrpl, 1ngl car gar w/ NllW SHOPS 7·1000 opener. am trnt patio, sq ft unl11. Roll up
Cute E'ald• 1br/1ba 631-4442 doors. Great Ptacentfa
Relrlg, micro, gar, W/ St loc. Also store lrnt
O hookups, No Pots, retail & ofc Star1 at
S685/mo 645-2146 S6951mo. Ag1 aso.1220
'EAS T S IDE COM, pvt room & BA, furn No smkng/ Back ••~ drnkng/drugs $470 Cute 1BR, W/D hkup, incl utll. 721·1615
backyd $565 No pots 1~--.,...--~-....--845-1831 alt 4pm Delu• furn Rm. HH
FrH Rent to Aug 1 l
2 Br twnhse. S789imo
2 Blks to Triangle Sq
Pvt. P1110, AJC:. Gar
1921 Anahtlm/645-5235
Prlvlleges. Back Bay/
CM, poot1ac/tennls, n/
a, Prof Fem Preferred,
S450/mo, 645-Z597
Shr Mobile Hm on Udo
Park Dr, pvt rm/BA,
turn, $400 Before 2pm
Gf an 6 m 673-1
INCOME
PROPERTY 2790
18 UNIT MOTEL IN
PISMO BEACH, CALI-
FOR NIA. 2 blocks
from Beach. Income
$1 50,000 year. Room
to expand. Higher In·
come with right man·
aoement. A•klng
1895,000. (805) 481·
HELLO OOll Y•
! NI~ tl!Oi 11 ; I I "'jl "'' so ~ oe ,,., en~
01 ilfl ltft ne11)f11lOll'IOOll l>.•OS M~•Sunng app!O•l"1.Jlt l
P "''"1 <'V 1ono ~ ~ 1' 111gti 1n1s sluroy Y'l lignt
"''' Ill a111.igt" t rwlo • i1,u11J.1•.i.sue blbv clo
0-• G ., etr plan '"'''udes step-by sttp d11ec11ons
;>1'1010" ana a m;att11a1~ t1s1 as well as 11aceabl
PclllPrns 101 the whtels sc.it100~0 edging .1no Ill
cut 1ul trd<h bea• -1. l>!ill1on
-----------~--Sen<I coed to 0 •7t9 0011 C,1111491 S6
OCOP Pattei n Oepl 0 112· p11gt cat11tog • $3
P 0 Boio. 23&3 (Pltluung 700 •OOCl•Oflung
va11 Nuys CA 91409 anu hano1c1all p101ects1
N.ime
AOd•ess
C•lv
S1a1e
SERVICE DIRECTORY
Rt!>alfl Remoct Ooota Wn-
clows cablnG, at..cco ' dlr/-•ill, leoc.1, g.J!ff r.c UC
3$ yra t~p Jerry 142.0$17
CEMENT
CONCHETt-; :Jr12 ti
Slummer Specl1lt$
Speclallzlng In drlv•
waya, pallo1, walk·
ways & patio covers.
For free est call
471.2e2e
I. Orlvewaya-patlo ..
paths etc. No Pb too
1111111 "--Uc.S11410
Mickey 963-2493
CJo:RAMIC '
TJLt-;s .i:>:.!8
THE ORIGINAL
DEAN tht TILE UN
leaky ariowera·Acld
wa1h & r-egrout. New
& Repair. Bathroom•
Shower doors. Kttc-
F loora-Plumblng Uc.
25yra O.C. 873-808!5
TILE Installed/Repaired,
Prompt CcutlOllS S8Nlct
FrM Est. & Reterencn
John a Shalby.84M178
CHIMN F Y
SWf-:t-:1•s 1·, l'i
TM ~tta eat. '74,
spac1a1 oner: Buy 3
get wlndowa FREE,
Or1 Rera, 84$-0751
Cl.I-:.<\ NI N ct
St-;H V J('t-S Ii i '< •Itemed oncrete,
Stamped & all types NHd a good quallfled
cone work, 25 Y" ••P Live-In or Live-out?
Uc 318117, 241 •1090 I've been thef'•CaM
T.J. Plllt Cone Const eonc,. Leanne 831·2930
8tlck'81ock. St Uc 2773at. Aellablo Hou .. c .. anlng
Higlltll Ouel Low Pnc. by the day. Local
(7t•)MH093 area Eltcel. refs. Call
Allele 751-4299 For Ad Action
Call a ..., .... ('ONS l llll( IH>:'J
1\11 11.l>l:•I• I .i.11 . ........... ._
Room eddtremoct. ,.,.. eat. •ond.
I
For II ,_ llaml and llml811 .a
n ·:N< t-.~ HANDY MAN :J 7 10 ( O NS rtUJ('TION
HlJll.l>ING .t :1tiO & DECKS :rn I:\
N• Fremlne C.tractor P • N C • S .QA T • S •
Custom Home1, Comm'I New ll•p•lr, ~
T&M, Speciality Proj.. Ceoar Poet Rtplace. CMINI
wanll to neg. work. Jim Whvt• 842·7208
l.ANl>SCAl'E &
I.AWN CAHt. :JliOH Handyman ExpreH. All ~o Yn of Gullltr '"' Job• welcom•. Small Tree service, stumps. lkllatd 5">0r Lie .,..._
job apeclalllea, 24 hr. c 1 n u p 1, ha u fl n g . •--"' .... '-'-_'4_s_>20t __ Mf_;,, __ ....-4
call. 851·2017 Comm.Ires. lawn •W.P. VOUNQQUl8
Rellabte/HonHt. Joe
71()-1178 6280!K>
l>OMl-:STI<'
St-:llVl<'ES .1~1 76
W••k•n• Llv•·l n
W•nted Friday Eve. •
Sunday Eve. No car
nece1aary Costa
MeNAfea.
Fl.OOH I NSI AI.I.
HEPJ\IHS :rn20
All Carpet Repairs
Pwr stretch & Install
Any size job, 15 yrs
7 da. 73o-&831 24 hrs
HANDY MAN :n10
Handvm1n lervlce1.
UC.-Tnsur. Local refs
frM est. •73-7922
l.ANl>SCAl'E &
I.AWN C'AHE :IMOH
All Anterlo •n Tr ..
inalnt. Mike 841-0512 Palntlne Centraoter
Oual. painting by pro
Llc41'602098. Ina. Fr
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Victor Pror. Gardening,
Landscaping & Malnt.
Excel refa. 10 yr1 exp. ===~~~~~ 4 9 7.1739
MOVIN(1 .i li.H
Uz. 751_.925
Service. Removal,
Trim, Senior Diec, Carpentry, plumbing, FrH HI. 531-8415
tile, drywall, ma..onry -·.....--..------.--•Poor Man'• Mover 1 & more. Reas. ratH. Jlm•a Landec•plnv SELL .nm M S-2•2• Outstanding dHlgns
your home
1hroogh classified
HANDY ANDY
Elec-Ptumb-Palnt.. LI.
c.rpntry. etc 831-4043
J>J<< Jr·11 ,r .·
with plant grouping• &
artlallc pruning ol -----------
tree• • ehrube.
AllO malnt 97H928
W.P. Youngquist
Painting Contractor
Ovel,,, "'91nf7",, .,, • ,,_,...,.,,.,
Neat, Cleon & Dependable
Excellent Referrals
lie. I 602098 Insured
Pree lstlmates. AO-VISOR
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puter .. .,ch f0t low-call Ma.1~78
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companies. Buy di· Female, laat seen July rect. avoid ul .. prH· 2 In ~ulbluff. Any lt'lfo
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fxt. 28. Insurance LOSTa •••I Point
Search Services. •••meM completely
WOLFF TANNIN G declawed. Mining
BEDS. New Com-July 7, In the vicinity
merclal·Home units of larkspur In COM.
from $199.00. Lamps-Call 873-9470
;An nouncements
I
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OWM Meka a"1ac1Jva
young female to •hat•
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Htate In exchange for
occaalonal light
hou1ekeeplng, baby·
titting. Salary pot·
tibia. 487~ ..
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type 35 wpm. WIU OMV, OY9t 21, lr\llne No f ... IS3!H8US ---------1 train. CM. 549-14~ Al ... AOQel 867.o951 ~_.;.,..;;.;;.;..;;..;;.;;.....;...-__ Moving 7/1 9, Whlftpool
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ASSISTANT
EDITOR
6 yeara experience
writlrig, ad1tlng. lay·
outs. Great lob.
Send chps. layout•
ASAP to Dally Piiot,
330 W. Bay St., Cotta
Mesa 92627.
... Ml'l.OY M ... N r :,:,;w BABYSITTER ************ Weekday1. English Ch1uffeur apea~':a. ~~ 1 ~ome.
Male college student. _C_A_S...;T;...IN;..;;G;.__l.;;...M_M_E_D_I_
PfT. other dutlH, dk
suit, N/Smkr, OMV Extras needed for
prntout M0-5335 fllms. commerclal1 &
INSURANCE P1r1/T1me W/O 11k• nu S500 obO,
Sr Volunt"r Prog GE R•trtg Xlnt Cond.
UNIT CLERK
L•ll• New, 1peclal1zed
Rock Hopper & b•l!a
~-· ~••d seoo S11CT1• Ilea @ S350 obO
Mary 048·M 10
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AVCO INSURANCE
SERVICES, a major In·
sur~ firm, currently
hat a fUll•tlme post·
tlon for an Unit Clerk
to proce1s pramlum1.
Coord. Recruit, orient, 1200 obO S44·t504
placement. Speaking/ Waahar, gaa dryer,
Writing •kill•. Flex 25 white, great cndln.
hr week. Bl-lingual $395 both S4S-0751 Hollywood Bowl 4 Boa
pref. 953.5757 teats, rH. pnrklng Fri
PVT POST OFFICE Whirlpool Retre1g. Top July t 7, Mel Torme,
Freezer. 175 OBO. Peggy LH & LA Phlll.
FfT perm. Office work, 673-7080, 875~6088 $200 714195S.9195
phonH. Friendly & re·
1pon1lbla. $6/hr. Mon·
We require 1 o key by _F_rl_. _N_.B_._64_2_-e_2_s_2__ 8' Oak wall unit $600,
touch, CRT end PC S ty/P II
)o'URNJTUHE 6014
experience, & 1 year ec ayro Cherry desk & er• 1 ffl 1 Looking for ogranlzed , denza $600, Antique pr or 0 ca exper • detall-orlented lndl· rocking chair $200, 2 ence. Must be punc-
Garage
Sales
COllONA
DJo.:L MAH 6122 L.otlons-Acces1orles.
Monthly payment• low
; a• S 18.00. CaJI today
FREE NEW color Cata·
lfEAl.Ttf & VERY DISCREET BILLING1.---------. TV. Earn up to $200
per dayl No exp
needed , Call today
tual, analytical and de· vldual lo work In a upholstered chairs &
al r1 d 1 1 fast paced general ottomans 5250 ea , t 1 0 •nle · Tran ng construction firm utl· Antique Armolre $350, provided. llzlng MS Word & Antique hope chosl Multl·Famlly Garage
Solo Sat 9 to 3PM
No early, Estate Items
anuque turn11ure, art
work surf board wet
su11, lawn mower &
elec1ronics. etcl 3725
FITN E SS :woo
log. 1-I00-387.U38. FREE SAMPLE! New
SINGLES: Meet slngle
people throughout
rural America. Conti·
dantlal, reputable, es-
tablished plan. FrH
datall1. Country Con-
nections Newsletter,
PO Box 406, Superior,
NE 88978.
I.OS I A
tlJllNll ~!1:.!~l
weight 1011 product.
"WILL POWER IN A
BOTTLE!" Burns fat
whlla titting 1t111. Lose
FOUNDa Coollletlel a pound a day. Call
on Balboa Peninsula now, llmlt•d supply.
on 7/5. Call 873.,.118. 303-528-t633.
LO•T °" Julw 4th WEIGHT LOSS GUAR·
"Cuervo" a Golden ANTEEO. St(>ps nlb-
RetrelVef', mate. 1hln biers, blngers, emo-
100kl119, very friendly. tlonal eaters. $21.95.
S<"HOOl.S &
INSlRlJ( llON :!012
Pl••H call owner C<• Wide variety of diet AIRCRAFT MECHANIC
973--eec>e plll1 available. Call TRAINING. Become
LOSTI Male Black la· National PharmaceutJ. FM Certified A&P M•
brador w/Whll• spot cal for Information chanlc. Day or night
Short & stoct<y. Lost 8 O O ·7 2 6 .3 8 o 7 ~ cla11ee. Flnanclal aid
6-8·92 In the vicinity of C.O.D's/credlt cards available. Job plac•
16th & Placenttn. accaoted. ment •11l1tance. Rice
Costa Mesa. Blue Aviation. 1·800·73e.
II Pl "F""ST 7014 Phoenix Arizona woven co ar. e.ase "' Campus.
h e I p u • f I n d RESULT"
•·Bonzall." REWARD! SERVICE (714) 850-4532 or doo. TRAVI-;J. :1014
748·6221 atk for Anlla DIRECTORY
1"11r Ht•,ult Thinking of having a ~ .. n It t' l'Jll garage sale? Give us
Learn th• travel busl·
ness for profit & travel
beneflta·handt on
agency. $485. New
class starting
a calll 6•U-5678
PILOT CLASSIFll!D
842·5878 ......
ly CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and T ANNAH HIRSCH
714-548-3481
SAFE AT HOME
Nrither vulner..ble. North dealt. NOR111
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Tbe biddinc:
rather optimistic .WO which im-
proved when Weat eelect.ed the kine
of hearta for t.be opening salvo. Dec~t won t.be firat trick in
dummy, led a trump and broke into
a amile when· Eut produced the
queen. After ruffing a be&rt, the
smile did not fade when Eut failed
to follow to the aecond round o
trumpa. The RuMian quickly
trumped bi& low heart:, then turned
his attention to diamonds. Weat
ruffed the third diamond and led
another heart. With no ent.ty to the
table, declarer had to concede a club
and wu lucky to eacape for down
only one.
Advertising
INSIDE SALES
The Dalltt Piiot
currently has a full
time Inside sales po-
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the Classllled Adver-
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If you C8Jl bring us
some sales e)(perl·
enca, a po1lllve
phone voice, high
energy, typing tkllls
and peralatance we
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and Iha training to
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Coate Mesa, CA
82827
Attn: ClaHlfl•d
Manager
TRADE
through classified
642-5678
818--583·2021
COUNTER HELP
PfT. drycleaners. No
exp nee. 631-6872
Dell Counter Help +
Stock Person New·
port Beach. Good
slartlng pay. 631-0t44
The Piiot Cl•••l-
tled
The most comprehen-
sive and current dlrec·
tory of goods and .. r.
vices aroundl
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We otter a full benefilt computerized payroll S1 50, 645-1680
package & an excel· on IBM PC. Heavy Almoat New Twin
lent work environ-phones. responsible Bed. Including frame,
mant. Please fill out f or bidding docu· headboard. & 2 night
an appllcatlon at our mentsfpllµls. lmmedl· stands S200 721·0645
1 0 b by b a t w • • n ate opening. Newport ---------I 8:00am-4:30pm o r Canter. S25K. Beautiful Pastel printed
mall/fax (NO PHONE (714)7eo.8850 couch for sale. Excel· Bluo Key Onve ·
CALLS PLEASE) r• TeaclMn Nffded PT, lent condition. hl(e
aume WITH salary his· Afternoon• Only, Art, new. Chaise lounge. 2
tory/requlrements to: PE, Spanish. Com· while washed oak. end
puter Programming· tables w/brass glass &
Christian Cay School, matching cotfee table
K·7, c M. 549..()562 Will sell separately or
SAT 8-4 1211 Star·
board Way, top. of
Golde nrod Antqs.
bflC·a·btac: books
tools. tum, antq glass-
ware & Iota morel AVCO INSURANCE
SERVICES
3349 Michelson Drive
lrvlne, CA 92713·9701
FAX# 714/553-7722
PRJNCIPALS ONLY
Sublld4ary ol T utron. Inc.
Equlf Oppol1\lnify Employer
KENNEL HELP PfT
Experi enced only.
Auto, fast worker. $5/
hr. 557-6063
Mortaage
Insurance Processort.
High earnings. wlll
train. 213/957-4945
as a set. $800 for all.
COSTA MESA 6124 UTILITY COMPANY sacr1hclng, must selll
JOBa Start $7.80-642-4321 X335 days.
s15.75/hr, thl• area. or 642·8622 eves ABWA FUNDRAISER Men and w omen ---------1 ...,. needed. No experl-Bl.ACK LACQUER OIN· ;:,AT 6.30am-2pm.
ance necessary. For ING TABLE, 2 leaves. 2083 We11mlnstor Ave
Info, 1·219·736·9807 6 matching chairs Eatate Sale Anllquo
ext U·1537 6am-6pm 7 Pracucally now. 5200 bl
days, refundable fee 720-1131 or 673-611 1 f~~l~erbo~~~'.oc~~s~!:
WI d Cl Estate Salel $100,000 jewelry. n OW taner worth ot custom turn: M••'• Wear Exp'd only. High rise LR R I S I S I rHldentlal 840-2664 • D • k tch, bdrm, •mp • • •
EMPLOYMENT
SERVICES :>533
etc + Univ. gym, elol · Sal 8 to 4
Spyglass! 721·98B4 244 Magnolia
Kitchen d1ne11e. glass OIANl'-Garage Sale
w/chrome w1S ch11lrs. Moving Qui of cou111ry
$1 ,000 "• WE EKLY French Provlnclal Furn loys, clothes.
1---------STUFFING ENVE· dresser & matching eloctncal & univ. gym. .Office Secretary LOPES. Start now. No night stands w/mlrror, ate. 1oc-S400 sau s uri
Strong organizational prior experience. Free Stereo cabinet 8·2, 2421 Bonnie Pl
;ind relaUonal tkllls. aupplles, lnformauon. B48·2451 (Irvine & Santa Isabel)
Familumty with basic no obligation. Send SOFA & love seal S575 Sal/Sun 8·3, 35mm computer data entry. S.A .S.E. E·Z. 5840 OBO 0 1 bl Ughl phones and gen-Red Bug Lake Road, · •ning a e wi cam. golf clubs, gold
eral office support. F/ Dept 4 10·E, Winter leal s25o. 549·8269. watch TV, Sloreo. 331
T with bonehta. Call Springs. FL 3'2708 Walnut St, 631-1453 MERCHANDISE Cheryl. Coldwell •AUSTRALIA WANTS
Banker 714 644·9060 YOU• Excellent pay.
benefits, transpona·
tlon. (407) 292-4747
Ext. 314. 6am-7pm.
Toll refunded. Rain·
bow Pubhshlng, Or·
lando. Florida.
MISC. 60lti NEWPORT
•Tool Box lor Small BEA.CH 6169
S1za truck, thick gage E 'Bluff Big Screen TV
steal, Must Selll SSO w i n d ow Sh utters .
754·1262 W1dd•comb Bedroom
Bausch & Lomb Shde sol. Kg u Manress.
Trays, $2.00 ea $15 B:i1ti1ub. Bar Stools,
' HAPPY BIRTHDAY
•-••... Doz. 854·9649 lnvect1on CQoklop Dbl Please be aware that s T 8
h I I I . F O R S A L E •• Oven. OIC. A ·3 t • 111 ngs n this cal· 3 14 Vista Turcha. egory may require you Washer +ryer, Dresser Cash Only! 721·8391
to call a 900 number and other misc. Call ---------
In which there Is a 723·0770. Oarage Sale Sat 9am,
TO YOUI
Is someone special having a birthday ~
charge per minute, 1 BUY Antiques, 2142 Vista L aredo ,
Bartender TraJneu Lamp•, 01... ~Ps~. d8~1ug~~ E'Biuu:
Needed, earn up to wares, & Furniture ---------
$150 dally, salary -845·2288 Moving Sale' Sat 8-1,
tips, full or part time. Queen or Parlor Palms. Everything MUST GO!
2 wk training, women, 5·8 feet tall. $20 ea. 2919 Paper Lane, (off
men 21 or older. Call: Herb plants 80 kinds Irvine Ave)
800-532-9222 $1 ea. Liiac 674-9422
BECOME A REAL ES·
Nortll Kut
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Tintinov had once again learned
the truth of the 1DUim "epeed kil.la."
Had he taken aome time when Eut '
produced the queen of trumps at
trick two, he micht have uncovered
the winninc line.
In August? Announce it in the Dally Pilot c';J
and Independent! Send In a non-returnable
photo along with $10.00 or Just a message •. 0 with $5.00 and we will publish it on
.Ausust 6th ~ Deadline July 31 , 5:00 p .m.
Send your message to:
The Daily Pilot & Independent
TATE APPRAISER Shade, Pine, Cypress · trees. 15-gallon, 520. S t 00,000 potentl;tl. 1-gallon plants. s 1
Hom• lludy or Atlanta Wisteria $10 674-9422
classes. Eeam profes· ---------I
Transportation
BOATS 701 l
slonal desi gnation Srfbds. ski boots,
through National Col-stereo e q p . ol I
lege of Appraisal. pa1ntgs. min bike. Free literature. 800-wght benc h. dn tbl 6 13' Boaton Whir w lllr
3 e 2 .7 O 7 O o apt . ch, china cab. 2-4 pstr lmmac, 1ctru. 15hr n u
RH762. bds, rckar, 644-8798 40hp Yamaha, cvr 330 W. Bay St. J
Costa M~, s.A 92-6-27 /)
Attn: Classified Happy Birthday b ·
$6700 673-8847 CRUISE SHIP JOSS. Techtronl.x 544 Os· ---------
Summer{Permanent. clloscope : Rodine 14' Barllner Capri
$30().$900 weekly. Hlr· hard disk 20meg; twn w trier, 50 hp, ff
Ing photographers, b eds complete: e)(er· storoo. very clean.
casino workers, tour else bike, 546·3073 runs greatl Must see
guides, etc. Travel TRADITIONAL to Bellevel Must Sell·
16, 1992 87
MAHI Nt-SI II'~
1>0( KS Ill'..!..!
10 M'" To Open a ..
18' Power 1195 mo & •s ..... s1111. na:m:iw oearn---
5450 mo 752·288t
NORTH Channel. Lido
Sllp, up to 42 n. For
•ail boet, 714~75-7977
atlar 7pm
MOTOltCYC'L t-:
SCOOTI-;R HO I H
'87 Honda Ellt• Red,
Xlnt cond, 1 yr new,
1600 m1, $1350, In-
cludes 2 helmets, lock
& cover 970-6016
Automobiles
BMW ooao
'89 BMW 3251 4 dr.
5 spd, wtllle w black
1n1. Mint Cond all
records, MUST SEEi s 1 1,50 0 696·7543
aflet 7pm ·
BUICK 903:>
'82 Le Sabre 4 dr, 111· vor, AJC. PIS, P/B.
g ood transportation
car, 51995 673-1514
'73 REGAL, 61,000
m iles g.ood_ motor,
Asking $1000 080.
548-3020
CHEVROLET 904:'>
'92 Z28 Crvt eng, teal
blu met. lthr seats.
stereo. Must Selll Best
OtfetJ 642·0806
Celebrity '85, V-8,
AM/FM, charcoal gray,
runs well. $2,750.
722·8093 or 668-9105
FERRARI 9067
'84 Mondlal Reo, 1
owner. 25,600 ml,
S42K/obo 546-5597
FORD 907:>
'83 LTD Brougham
A.,C, Ptw, 36k orig mi,
great cond. 54000 obo
721·9826
'89 PROBE LX 2 .2L
22,200 ml, Loaded,
Malnt & MPG H1s10ry,
Fact ory Manual s,
Never seen snow nor
salt water Below
wholesale at $8,495
650-2390
HONDA 908:>
84 Honda Civic
Hatchback. 2·0r: Au--
tomatlc. Sliver. Well
malntained,,good con·
d 1tlo.n . $2650. Call
3 t 0-838-821 5
HYUNDAI 9090
XL OLS '87, 5-spd, 4
door, A.C. car alarm.
pull-out stereo $2,995
OBO 831 ·288 t
JEEP 9110
'9 t Wr.ngler 5 spd,
wht.grey, \9k. Bllt Sort
& Bikini lop, nvr otf·rd,
$10.500 obo 380-9747
I
LINCOLN 9120
For montha now Vot.mai Tin·
kinov, the RuMi&n emiJre wbo had
mde hia home in Manhette, had
been doinc ~lauvely well at the
club. No matt.er how fut be pla,yed.
&¥erythinc eeemed to come up roe..
But the fatee turned cNelly when
thia band WU deaJL
For once-, the Rduian'1 biddinc
wu uemplaty-it wu North who
did all the J>UahlDI· The reault wu a
Suppoae Eut'• queen or trumpe
WU allowed to hold the trick! 'J'be
bat Eut can do ia return a club.
Decl&ter rilee with the ace, rufh a
hMrt. comet to hand with the ;.ck or Ctiamonda to ruff the runail\inc
heart, and then draws all t.be out· •tand.inc trumps. Now dac:lattr can
run the diamonda and end µp with
thne trump tricb, one hMtt, two
heart ruffs, five diamonda and a
club-12 in all.
I J=... -------lt~
~ ~I Phone I~
tree Hawaii. Carib-Just bough! New Boal
bean. Bahamas. Call Sa.tin & Sequined .432 ... o:ua ah'" gpm G111:mmmn111m (818) ~0-9 t 44~ ~ Wet!dlnq onsr Ive msg 1004 size 14. Sac $150, --------......-
LINCOLN '71
Contlnental. 460
eng. runs good S 1295
Must seel 642-0567
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACRC>aa
1 Set up tents
6 Oltcowt
9 Antmatt Fr
14 Of the us
15 Breed epread
"Upright 17 Elecl
11 Sttategy
19 eo.ca
20 -con.
22 Aapi-aaen-
tatlV91
24 Landl«d .• 0
29 Fence ttap•
27 A•ed amount
29 ~fitting
30 HarmM
33 Part of lhOP
37 Song for one
38 Adored
38 l.Hnp'a call
40 Aahing lure
41 Sponeorthlp
var
42 Certelnti.t
44 Slnall,
c:ompectmus
46 -rout ..a Carrot or
pwsnlp
47 Sc>ort• prln
41 S.eepttalce
53 Predat .. 67 Sutfeced With
cat~
::5:'Nmef
I t Anger
12 Queen -1-63 F!Mllh poem
64 The Old Sod as NFL IMm
la~ga
87 Oa9olit•
DOWN
'Ou1bbia
2 LOV9 In P1u
3 Soma CaNd1ans
4 Str.,n•
5 Oanoy
6 lroubles
7 Some tloet
II Road llOn
9 Happened
tO Irregular
1 t -ln1Urance
12 Beholdt. Lat
13 Narrow· pref
21 Whetted
23 Sc:ottlah
skirt
25 Er -region
of Moroc:co
21 Medieval
mullclans
var
30 Gooo thing
3 1 Euy •• tall·
log off
32 Spanlah
noblemen
33 Killed
34 Roman gatb
35 Latin Po91
3e ' Town
37 WW11 ptanes
40 Young hog
42 r..,,,
43 Hiii
45 Break between
c1 ....
47 L.angth Unit
48 Ae191•• 50 Blaze
5 I The theater-
Slang
52 Per*t apo11
53 Middle
Euterner
54 "And Than
There War• -"
55 Fllfl se -qua non eo Mall• IMl'nl
. 432-0318 after 6pm or t8' Claaalc Wood.9n RELOCATE ANO MAKE Ive msg Boat '57, Cenlury
EXCELLENT PAYI Lapstrake, Grt cond,
Construction workers $8000/obo 548·3641 needed for all phases.
IMessage . '
Bonus, paid living and Tug Boat 1942
travel expenses. Call Pitney Bowes Mall new d1osal, trans &
nowl Fee $159 guar· Mach. * 5830 Xlnl tan ks. refinished t 992 anteed. 407-645-2140 5250. 854•9649 S25K.obo 646-3920 Ext. 100, 9-8 EST.
I Photo -sag• $10.00E. Birthday I i< 1 · Message only $5.00 I ~
,eywMnt lftUlt be ad¥Met. ..::\ POWER BOATS 7018 PETS & DOMESTICS 5 540 ---3:-;.*-~ Nannv Wentedl ANIMALS 6049
Irvine, hve In or out •POODLE Tea Cup.
M·F to care for one 6 red, 6 Iba, male. AKC.
mo. old. Ught hou1• 1 ~ yrs old $300.
32' Cruiser '89. xJnt
cond. twn eng cabm
sips 6. Mo11vated
Se'ltf S50k Ot>o 54&-0162
Sine« You Asked: '1 w1n1 M much
to know lht 1.odl.ac1I 1lgn of my
long·lllllt flvoritt .nor, Robtrt T1y·
lor. Would you plt1H tnllghltn
111tf" -Conn It Shtlton, PIU1burgh,
P1. An1wtr. Robtrt T1ylor bt<1mt 1
ltgtnd In hit own tlMt-1 handNmt
actor who f.clnAled womtn ind did
nol 1-ptnpecthrt. Ht wae hind·
909t 1"11 1leo rvgt4. Ht w• 1
cl-le1l 1-. OOwr t..... lo ~tntmbtr,
paitl, p,_nt: Jtri Soulhtm, Ntll
AnMlrong. Stl11t1 01111'1ond, Cuy dt
M••p1Manl, Don Orytd.~. Willit
Shot•u1ktr, Wiie Cha111btrlain 1n4
JKttMllH 0-U.
AlltS (March 21 Apnl 19) Long·
r1ngt proaptttt romt 1n10 s~rp C'tnr
focus Aquanan MCXtn C'on11nun .to
t11gl\1igh1 hwnd•h1r abthty to gee mtS·
llfll' 1cro.• In dramatic, 1nform1llVC'
mannt r W1dH audltn« 1w11t4 vour
prodlK't
TAURUS (Apnl 20·M1y 20} lnd1·
vldual who al flnl was 1tubborn and
"noc .vallablf'" w'll now bttftch you
"I didn't n'ally undt'rttand. g1vt mt an·
othtr ch1nC'tl' Focu1 on carHr 1nJl'·
ptndt'nCY, lntf'n•1flf'd loVf' ft'l11t1onsh1p
GEMINI (Mey 21-Juiw 20) Rt luAt
IO tit> In m1ddlt of family t1.1g of wu
liM abmrt pttty lf8U~nt1 ronct'rning
1110My, who ownt what and which du-
tltt 11tt to ~ ptrfonMd by which pet·
toN. Cancrr Mtlv. play• -tor tole
CANaR (J1111t1 11 · )uly 12) C'hHlt
w111lnl "'_.... O\~"'i(y, l<'ftnt hu·
MOr. uy cllfk~n• modft of 1nn1po'1•·
tiot\. l'utth9e ol eppi1N'I htlpt llllpn>Vf'
a.ody t ... Answf'ni to dlltllllM fo~nd
"1 """*"' att•N littrttu."' C41 go· ... ,
U0 (July 23 •Au.g 12) Methodok>·
11 ~ clNr-you'll hew in your
haMI lllOd111 opnandl T"'-wM> ..ed.
Hit cu 't i,. dont," will <haftat their
......, Foc-w • "9M •"""""'·,.ma. paHoft "' ,. .. w-........._ ,... .... vtaoo (A._ U·s.,t 22>: Unllw
waNI In ~h"I-pro+OCMIW IMft·
""· c.... ... °" ...,., ...... conwpClft• •Mt wuh lncllridloYI who ... ,.......
lMftWt In .c\lftl rour ~ 0.-i·
111 S.lttart-. afteltlwf Vlrp 111\JOI .....
work. Non-sml(r, aome 252-8405
Engll1h preferred. ---------Must have referencaa. Cockapoo Puppy.
Calt 72 .. 7845 adorable nutty blonde,
Thinking of having a
garage tale? Give us
shots. $150 985-4716
PERSIAN KITTENS
For sale. Superior
qual. loving. pedigree.
Good home. 536-1692
SPEED &
SKI BOATS 7018
MUSICAi,
INSTRUMl':NTS 60~~ UUA (Stpt. 23·0ct 22) Miwc in a calll
your lift ton1gh1-roman1ic T11urus PILOT CLASSIFIED 1908 KJmball Console
wilh thf'M' ll'ttU'I, lnthal1 In name will 842•5978 Plano. Beau. carved
19' OL.ASTRON '87
190HP Mere cruiser I o. Open Bow Tn-Hull,
Sun-Top, Trailer. Lois
of storage Groat Ski
Boat In excellent con-
dition (10 person Ce·
pac1ty). $10.500 OBO
Call (714)846-1571
pl11y rolt F.O.X 8tdlplomaticw1thou1 .--------"'"i wood. Exe. cond. 57• Chrl1-Cralt motor
J1lu11ng pnnc1pln Phy11C'11I 1ttr11Ct1<>n For Ad Action 12•000· 645•1680 yacht. turn·k•y boat
SAILBOARDS 7018
vl'ry much In l'Vidl'nC't'. Call a $175,000 or trade for
SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21 )·You'll •• .... ~~~~t~. 31~0-a'!'t,_1~43or
bot-dHllng with PIKtt, Virgo penons ~.
lihly to havt thne lttten ln111al1 In AO-VISOR CONN organ & Leslle WINDSURFER Com·
tht"1r namH C. P, Y Find out 11uctly speakart. S299 Call plate. Xlnl cond, $150
wh•t 1 l'"ptded ft0m you, wh•t you ';iiiM~;2;·=5~8~7=8=··64~6-~8~0~7~8iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilm7m5m4ii·_1m2meii21jljljljljljljlj.-can ant1C1patt 1n rl'tum I
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22·DK 21 )
Attt'nhon n'Volvn around l'ftpont1btll·
ty, 11u1hori1y. ch•llt"lt of d11edl1nt
RC"l1hvt -b htlp 1n locating m1•n,g
d~m•nt Be au."' ahort tnp cto.n't
tum into w1ld·1~-0Jwanlul
CAPRICORN (OK 2l·Jan, 19)
Whet tftmed • wtbeck will boomtrang
in your favor. Long·di.Man<'t' rommun1
Cfllon n'l111es to uniqw 1nv1tat10n thet
could i nclude ,ourney Lon l't!l•lfon·
i h1p tnong delpitt ttmponry wpen·
tion
AQUARIUS (Jan 20·ftob. Ill) £In.
phultt 1ndeptndenC'f, atylt courq«.
w1llln3neu to 111b rl•k• 111 ordf'r to
pMmot• 1dt ... product•. pr1nc1pltt
LHd lhe w1y-don·1 ,oin comm11ttts
Stn. 1nchvktuahty t.o rtpf'ftlrf'll.ci
PISCES (ftob 19·Matth 20) ~1111ly
mtmllf'r confldft """"'" wW. " Clan·
.,..,,... arnns.-nt ...,., p4ac'f pnor to
l l pm Oi.tiowiR w11h diniwr <'Oeftpan •
inn C'OUld 'Md tO trtto. 19'.ttton.hlp
Your optnkww will a. 1CM11ht Oft tnwet·
IMf\11
If JULY •• IS voua ••TMDAY:
You "" 1ptnt1oYI. peffhk, ca~ of
-~na _...." 4.n,. ..._ o1
<TM You.,. ltftlMtft, f~.,
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UPTO
-~•sou
PER MONTH
* • ClllFCI• *
Early . morning motor
routes available. Deliver
Monday thru Saturday.
Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance.
CALL 842-4333
COSTA MESA, NEWPORT BFAOI
'71 220D 4 dr. fully
equip , xlnt cond. orig
owner, NC, AMIFM,
$2900 642-5436
'89 300TE Wagon
Loaded, Great Cond.
45k mi, Must Selll
S38k obo 723-4079
'70 280$E C•upe,
36K m1, hie blue. alt
cond, must selll $14K oeo 873·3313
NISSAN 91 :>O
'87 Nl•••n Sentra E
S.spd, AIC. Kenwood
cassette stereo. Dark
grey W!grey lntarior.
82K well-maintained
hwy mites.. $3500 firm
Call 873-41213
PORSCHf; 9 1 7:'>
'88 8t 1 Turt.o Red/
blk lthr Int. 19k ml,
loaded, all reeds, 1
owner, PERFECT.
$49,950 720-1265
928 S4 whVblk llhr Int,
Auto. phone. CD. 9k
ml. ltnled wlndowa,
Must C 2 Believe. Phll
552-4065 atter 6pm
TOYOT., 92 t o
1989 CEUCA conv, Wh
w bk roof $14,000
Lo•ded •89-2945.
VOLKSWAGON 92;1~
'88 Fo• OL 4 dr. A.C.
4 spd. Gr•y, 29k ml.
SQOO·'t>bO ~068
d-222-'4'&4 ul 282
MISC' AUTO 9~4!'>
DONATE YOUR CAR,
Truck. Motorhome,
boat, real eatate,
stamps. colna, col·
lectlbl•• 10 Found•·
tlon 1.....ing the Blind.
I R.S. 1n de<juct1ble.
Fr" towing: need not
run 1-aoo.~5-8180
l\NTl\..l l l t-~S f.ot
('l ./\SSl l S •1.• •ll
'31 Ford Model A .
Roadster ••autlful
parade reedy. Prof. r ..
st~. Own pan of
history Appral .. d sas.ooo. ucraflce
SU.500 080 lie. •E't.10978. Ptlone ,, ..
891...01 daY9. 114-
'40-7231 ....
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cetm deluae. rMIOI eel,
lf'lllftac Oftdlrll u , "
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B8 Thursday, July 16, 1992
GE COAST AIJ'l'O
Crevier BMW ·celebrates 25 years
A superior product and a
customer commitment is why
Crevier BMW is one of the
premier BMW dealerships in the
United States.
"Number one has always been
to take care of our customers,"
said sales manager Jim Hogan,
who has been with the dealership
for 16 years.
Today's buyers are very savvy
about financing and leasing
programs, Logan said. That
consumer 'knowledge is beneficial
in creating an excellent sales
scenario.
service department in the United
States. The dealership was
founded 25 years ago by Robert
B. Crevier. Today, the leadership
of the dynamic company is shared
by son Don.
"The body style of the BMW
has changed with the times,"
Logan said. "Years ago it was very
boxy -though well built -but
people were not as attracted to
the look of car. Now we have a
new sporty look. So when you
combine the look and the
performance, you have a car
people want to have."
spectrum of safety f~atures.
"Dollar for dollar, there is a lot
to be had with a BMW," he said.
"People still look for quality,
regardl~ of the economic times.
~t new, because of the
economy, they want to make the
right decision with a car that will
not only retain its value, but be a
safe family vehicle."
The 525i touring wagon meets
that criteria. The fivei)assenger
wagon is roomy enough for a
family, but a1$0 accommodJtes a
busy professional who must cart
supplies. But even more, a buyer
still gets that BMW luxury Crevier BMW occupies about
s" acres on Auto MJll Drive in
SantJ Ana and has the largest
BMW has always stood for
quality, Logan said. Only the
finest materials are used, with il
blended with the trademark safety
features. BMW has changed a lot over tfie years, as -exemplified by this s~cious, luxurious S2Si' Touring wa
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Acura
HUNllNGION 1£ACH ACURA
You EXDect We Dell\ er!
19131 Bea.~ 8' .ics & PCH 100·96·ACURA; 142-0095
NORM REEVES COASTAL ACURA
Super l'nces. Super Selection
ltarbor B •d ri -1'.lS Fwy Costa Mesa 979·2500
TUSTIN ACURA
NE WAJ.T TO i3E 11 AGAIN 1i1 1992• YDUll SAVE MOREi
5 Freev.a1. ~i Jamboree 714·669-9900
Alfa Romeo
BEACH lMP..OIUS
j() Au10 Center Dnve, Tustin CA 92680
(714} 669·"8282
"Now localed in the
TuMin Au10 Center"
Audi
TUnLE CLICK AUDI
40 Auto Cell1er Drive, lrvlrle 472·7400
CREVIER BMW
E'cellent selection ot new & carefully
orep¥ed BMW's always in stock
Sales. Sel\1ce. leaslfllJ
Ee ~er at 55 Free.,,ay SJr.Ll A/1J Al.to MJ 135-3171
SA.DDLEBACK BMW
45 011!1eld
Irvine 310· 1200
STERLING MOTORS LTD.
ucl\ls •e BM.v Dta•r S11es • Ser.ice • Leu:ng
15~() Jamt>Oiee. t,e..,pon BeJc!I 640·6444
CREVIER
SALES•SERVICE•LEASING
1500 AUTO MALL DR.
SANTA ANA
835-3171
NEWPORT/55 FWY AT EDINGER
Sale.s Dept. Open 7 Davs
Parts/Service Hours
M-F 7 am-6:30pm
SADDLE BACK
Sales & $j)arvrtic5e Leasing ~ P
The Ultimate in '
Customer Service ..•
T he Best Selection
the Best Service
and our price
wi ll convince you.
THE ULTIMATE DRIVING MACHINE.
MwpMt&adl$
ITIRUll NONllS, LID,
The Ultimate in Customer Service
I I.... " ........ ~ ~ ,.. ,_.,... A • ~'""'l.r I
640-6444
Buick
NAlln IUICKICAOIUAC
Sales • LtlSlllO • Set'ft(e 2GOO twtior Blvd , Cosll MtS&. 7i 4'5•0-9100
llEASOH IUICK CO,
909 No Grand A~. Saru Alli
IU·911t
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Cadillac
Al.UN CAOILI.AC
11 In Orange County
San Diego Freeway at Avery, Ugun;. N guel. 512·0100
MCLEAN CAOILI.AC STERLING
Since 1939
TusLn AU1o Center. 7141731·0990.
NASERS CAOILl.AC/l!JICK
Sa•es • StMce • Leasing
2600 Hlrl>Ot 81vd, Costa Mesa. 7141540·9100
Chevrolet
ALLEN KANE CHEVR~LfT
New & Used. 7600 \\estm;nster Bl .• Westm1ns1er 1 Block West
ol Beach Blvd. 194·1333
CONNELL CHEVROLEI
SJles • Strvtce • leaslno • Pw
2828 H.lr!>Cr Bt,'f.I. COSIJ Meg 546·1200
DELILLO CHEVROLET • GEO
Duality Sales & Service "The N1ces1 People lo Town"
18211 Beacn 111., Hunt Sch. 147·6017
JOE MACPHERSON CHEVRO~H
21 Auto Cen:er Or., Irvine 761·7222
Chrysler/Plymouth
ATLAS CHRYSLfJHLYMOUTH
Comple!e Bodf Shop and ServtCe
Sa1es. Service. Pans·Opcn 6 O~ys
2929 HJrbol Bl., Costa Mm
3 lllks S. ot San Diego Frwy off Harbor Blvd 546·1934
GUARANTY CHEVROLET/GEO 711 E 171h St. Sar'J Mi
973.1711
HUNTINGTON llEACH CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH
16651 Beach Bl • Huntinoton Beach
6 B.i.s So 01 40~ Fwy 142.0631
SANTA ANA CHRYSLER.ISUZU
l 405 Auto Mall Or . Sall!J Ao3 1 541·4471
Dalhatsu
All.AS DAIHATSU
2929 HJrbor BM • Cosu Mesa
3 Bloc~s So ol 40S Fwy. 546·1934
Dodge
TUTTLE CLICK DODGE
40 Auto Cemer Dr, Irvine 130·3311
HUNTINGTON llEACH OOOOE
ti 1 VAN COtMRSION HEADQUARTERS
165S5 Beach Blvd, H.B
112 mte South ol lhe 405 Freeway (714) U7·5515.
TUmE CLICK'S TUSTIN DODGE
40 Auto Center 0n~1. TUS11n7 30-4601'
ford
TEO JONES FORD
6211 Beach Blvd. Buena Parll
521·3110
JOE MACP'iERSON FORD
2 Auto Ctnter On~e. l u~t n
132·3300
TUTILE CUCK FORD
43 Auto Center Orlve, ltv1ne 472 5200
ll4EODORE ROBINS FORD
2060 Harbor Blvd . Costa r.•esa 642·0010
URRY YORK roRD
S3les • Stmce • Lea.,..q • Pi •s • 8vdy Repu
18255 Beach Blvd. l'v'.:l a~· 142·6611
Serving Orange County
for Over 70 Years
@ Scrvf ce
ISUZU Parts
Body Shop
Dally Rentals
Theodore
Robins.._
I060 Harbor llwL, Costl Miii
714·641-0010
GMC Truck<.
Al.LEN taMC TIUCICI
# 1 In 0'1rlQI COUl'fy
San Diego fwy. II Avery, Laguna Nlgllll H2-0IOO
MCLEAN GMC TRUCK AHO PONTIAC CADILLAC
Sine• 1939
Tus1111 Auto Center 7U/731.(1990
UNIVERSITY GMCJOLOS,,PONT\AC
2480 HMtlOr Ulvd . CotU Mew 7t4'UO.llH
lnfin1t1
Coata Mtecl lnflnlft
Sales e Lening • Ser.10
2888 HartlOr ., • Costa ~· ~ We S aC 405 F"'I 71~•MJOO
I
Honda
PENSKI HONDA
SALES * SERVICE * LEASING 13750 Beach Blvd , WeslnW\ster 7141537-7777
RAY Fl.AOUOE HONDA
Sales • Service • leasing • Parts • BOdy Repair
lrvtne Auto Center 714·130· 7 600
ROGER MILlfR HONDA
Sales, Servtee. Discounts
19232 Beach BIVd. Hunllngton Beach 963·1959
HONDA SANTA ANA
2114 E. FlfS1 St. Santa Al\3
547.3555
COSTA MESA HONDA
"1h Mtle South Of The 40S"
2888 Harbor Blvd • C M
436·5050
Hyundai
TUTI\E CLICK HYUNDAI
40 Auto Center DriYe, Irvine
472·7400
HUNTINGTON BEACH HYUNDAI
17398 Beach Blvd., Hunungton Beach
142·0013
Hyundai. Yes, Hyundai.
·Sales
Service
&
Leasing .
Huntington Beach HY.undai
16661 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach 92647
842-0831
Isuzu
RAY FLAOHOE ISUZU Sales • Setvlce • Leasing • Patts • Body Repa,r
Irvine Auto Center 7U·l30·7000
THEODORE ROllNS ISUZU
2060 Hirtlor Blvd, Costa Mesa. 642·0010
SOUTH COUNTY ISUZU
Number 1 volUme Rodeo Oeilef U S A.
18711 Beach Blvd., H B. 142·2000
Jaguar
IAUER JAGUAR
200 t South Manchester Ave , An3/le1rr 971·2002
tlEWPORT IMPORTS
3000 w Coa)t H~IY . Newpan Be~ch
722·4000
~~
BAUER}AeiJAR
BAUER:at&
The #1 Dealer in the
Nation in Range Rover's
Annual Review
Visit Us Aro See Why!
BAU E R [L@ITG!J®
11111 .. ...
-.DBI! . .,. ...
Jeep
JllP lAGtl Of 5ANTA AHA
I 1 Customef 5*tac1iOn
SS F.iy. € [dlngef 71~1.0100
TUTT\I CllCIC JH,, IAGll
40 AA* Cttfef Or ' Mia
02·7•
•
Lexus
UXUS OF WESJMINSf(R
In the Hurt ot Orange Coun:y
Available tor lmmed'iate Ot~veryt
22 Fwy. at Beach lllvd. 714/192·6906; 2131566·3111
TUSTIN LEXUS
WOfld's Fnt And l!fOtSl Dealer
Tustin Auto Cer¢er (714) 544·4100
l t ""-ll",()f
llH ",ffTlH)",fl f,
* GREAT SELECTION * * Immediate Delivery *
LS 400 • ES 300
SC 400 • SC 300
SC400 is now available
in Ferrari Red!
Your best buy is in
the heart of Orange County!
13590 Beach Blvd., Westminster
Beach Blvd. a t 22 Freeway
714/892-6906
Lincoln/Mercury
BEACH LINCOLN-MERCURY
16800 Beath Bl. Hun:~ Bmtr
3 BIOC"5 So ol San Citgo F""I 141·7739
JOHNSON l 50N LINCOlN·MERCURY
Sales. Service & Lusing
26~6 Harbo< Bt-.d , CostJ l.lo3 714'54G-5630
RAY ft.AOCIOE LINCOLN·t.4ERCURY
Sales • Sel\.ce • lta.ino • P•rts • Body Repair
• Irvine Auto Center 714·130·7000
SANTA AHA l lNCOLN·MERCURY
Ill Ora~e COJl'ty since 1956
28 Air.1> Cercer Or lu~tin. 5 ftfY. (I! Jw!>ore! 544·3111
Mazda
1£ACH MAZDA
17331 Buell Bl~d .. Huntington Beach
2 ml south ol 405 twy 714·142·6666
CAMPBELL MAZDA
1425 w B•llff, ecsu Me~ 545.3334
DAVID J. ,..lllln MAZDA
O\u'tt lmlt!y ser.1te Sll'lte 1968 -Sa•tt, Sctvice
~ frwy ~' ~~ Laguna H s 137·2400
tRVINE MAZDA
Largest Oulcr In Ille N3ttOll • Sales • Service
Irvine Auto Cemer 513-9900
MAZOA/VW OF tUENA ,ARK
6700 Manchester Ave • Buena P"11
739.4000
Mercedes
PltAN1C'S MOTORCARS
23r,53 Rock11eld, El Toro
137·3500
HOUSE Of IMPORTS
6862 ~i..tiul.r Ave . Bue·~ Pil/1t ~23·7250
FLETCHER JONES MOTOR CARS
1301 Quail Street, Ne"'port Buch
133.9300
Mitsubishi
HAHOR MITSUBISHI
Sales • leasino • Flett • P ll'ts • Service
28J3 HMtlot Blvd . Com Mesa (714) 54G-'49'
ROGER MlllER MITSUllSf41
19202 Beach 81 . Hirt Bch
961·0233: 1·100·100·6961
TVTTlf CLICIC MITSUllSHI
38 Ai./lo Cmler Dri.t, lt'it11t
472·7400
Nissan
CAWIELl NISSAlt'HUNTINGfON lfACH
18835 8e1th Blvd . tfUnllnglon leacll
142·7711: 140.0442
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# 1 111 Oril!Ot C01J11ty
San Diego Freeway ti A•ery, lagu111 t. cuel 512·0100
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17331 Buch B~. d , Hunt<00ton Beacil
2 mi South ol 40S ~ 7t4·142·6666
JOE MACPHERSON OLDSMOBILE
• 2345 N Gra.'ld An • San1a Ana .... 542·1111
UNIVERSITY OLDSMOlllU It GMC TRUCK
2850 HM!>« Blvd ; Cos11 Mesa
540·9640
Pontiac.
DAVID J. "41lUPS PONTIAC
Quality lamdy servic:e sn:e 19611 • Saies: Ser.ict
Lag. tWls. S ~ <i• Aht·i 137·2COO
lob Longpre Pontiac
13600 Beacll B vd \'tbllTl'~ttf
(714) 892-6651
MCLEAN ,ONTIAC • GMC TRUCK
Tustlh Auto Center 714/731·0990
Porsche
NEWl'ORf AUTO CENTER
4~5 t Coa~t H ... y. 14e,,,port Omfl
673·0900
Saab
BEACll IMPOR IS
30 Auto Center Dmc, Tu~lln CA 92680
(714) 669-.: z z
"Nov. located in the
Tustin Auto Ccnlcr"
Sa tum
SATURN OF SANTA ANA
1350 A..10 t'.:Jt O•. s,. ··~ AN
152·1332
Subaru
lUITLf CLICK'S TUSTIN SUBARU
40 A:.1.~ C~kr Or Tll'.'.n
730·4600
Suzuki
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tro-ir lrnm(1t J,. Or.' •WV Al '-lv<!\'U
111 \',~r. 13600 8~.,;!I B>~ (7141192-4651
TUffiE CLICKS TUSllll ~il&:UKI
40 Auto Cent tr Dr , T us:.n
730-4600
Toyota
lOYOTA Of COSTA MESA
1966 Hamor Blvd • CoSlJ MeSJ
722·2000
JOE MAC,HERSON TOYOTA
4~ AiJlo Ct· •u Ot .e Tu:;~n
132·3111
llLL MAXEY TOYOTA
Pills Open 9.3 5.LJdJy
18481 BeXll Blvd IUtinGlon Bu,h 147-1555
ELMORE TOYOTA
How S~ttl h Is' ~s * Sen-ice '* Parts * Lus1ng IS300 Buch. \'.e~~~u 194·3322
UW 'WUI IRVINE TOYOTA
30 AiAo Cemer Onvt, lfo., 11
761·0611
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SOUTH COUNTY VOLKSWAGEN
tMnber 1 Votuooe.Sllcs In I.Tie u SA.
18711 Blach Blvd H.i11t. "io.1 Omh
1142-2000
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Pushing the
envelope
Mercedes-Benz engineers
take performance to the max
with the new 500E
Going one better on lhe
European customiZl?rs who
have produced unique
"super-performing"
Mcrcedes·B~nz 300E Class
cars, Mercedes engineers have
developed the SOOE - a
high-performance sports sedan
with all the comfort and saf cty
features found throughout the
nine-model Mercedes mid-size
range.
Of the two V8 sedans added
to the 300 Class for 1992, the
limited-production SOOE is the
more performance-oriented
one, with its 322-horsepower,
32-valve aluminum engine,
ASR traction control, sporting
suspension, low and wide -
225/55 ZR 16 -grippy tire~
on 8 by 16-inch alloy wheels
and seating for four.
In comparison. the 400E
comes to the market as the
company's version of the
traditional North Americ.1n
luxury car -one with a clear
European heritasc but-powC'T'Cd
by a smooth and po\\erful V8
engine. The 268-hp 400E puts
its performance in a fivc-
passcnger sedan emphasizing
cultivation, smoothness and
quietness, while still delivering
the passing power promised by
its 295 pounds-feet of torque.
Both VS sedans began with
the 300E, but while the 400E
..
closely resembles its
six-cylinder sibling, one look at
the (tared (enders, air dam with
integral driving lights and a
lower, wider stance hint at the
extensive differences in the
SOOE. ,
The car is produced in
cooperation with
Mercedes-Benz~s crosstown
Stuttgart neighbor, Porsche.
Indeed, the required special
assembly p:-ocedures are
carried out by Porsche, whicb
builds the cars at the rate of
about 20 per day (equating to
approximately 600 per year for
North America).
The heart of the SOOE is the
5.0-litcr Mercedes V8
developed for the SOOSL sports
car and also found in the new
SOOSEL.
A refinement to the engine
for the SOOE and 500SEL is a
new hot-wire fuel injection
'>} :.tem \\hi ch results in
impro\cd control of exhaust
ernis'>ion'> .md more exact fuel
metering, while cnJbling the
intake manifold to ~
redesigned forrughcr torque-:-
This has meant a 1 O·perccnt
torque incrc<is-e lo 354
pounds-feel, yielding in a
5.8-sccond zcro-to-60-mph
time, as \\Cit as excellent
mid-range response. Top speed
on t_he test trad. is
electronicJlly limited to 155
mph.
Thursday, July 16, 1992 89
The new four-scat SOOE can be quid.I~ ide11tiiied by its fl.ired fender .... lcJ\\cr rich.• height, .ind not1u:.1bl~ \\idcr \\heel., Jnd tire .
The bas1t dc.':.1gn of tlw lully ,1ppweci ltt lhe 30 lf/:.
independent suspension 11\e-pa-. •ngcr design), the front
mirrors the 300[. but the. 500E ic.itu:m 10 \ • ."1 cl ~ctric
rccci\e:. upgr.H.kd p1<.'ce ... tuned .1dJldrnc11t rlw drhcr's ''ith
for performanl c, including coil l\\o·po 1ti1 Hl nK·morvl.
'>RIJ.!JS:. complcmcntt,:!1 hy .;:· ___ ___] t.c..S.OOL.comc~with the
progressi\CI>• rc,ilicnt buH<.>r!> ,\\ r cdl::--Bcmz SR~
and ga'>·iilled .,hock ab:.orbcr:. supplcrncnt.11 1cstrJ1nt ::>):>tern
contain.mg au\lliary--..p1 mg.,, the-\\ hreh indud,: dri>.; ~r -and
latter adding st.1bilitv in c.:ur\l'"· iront·P·''"cn~cr -.1i1 b.i~ .rnd
''h1le allo\\ing th1...· LN' or 'E fR n rgcn0 t •n 1 nmg
thinner. less·~tifr !l;l.lbihzcr bnr . rdr,1 t r to nhan ~ 1hc
lnteqor appoi11tmc11h m.irry protl! 11\'C \<lhrc or the rront
Mcrccdc'> lu ur\ ancl s.1t{'t}' ~L·.11 belt~.
w11h sportmg nrNk lhc · l ht· expL'Ctcd h1sh·!.c\'l:I oi
leather uphobtcr\ CO\L!r lour st,1ncl,ud cquipnll:nt indudc:>
gcncrou-:;ly-bobtercd ~ill) (a alltom.itic clin1.1te rnntrol.
inte.'.lr.Hi..:cl \\1th rcmo•c er •n ..mnuol ___ _
Opt100.1t equipment 1nc:Tude~
co111pa<.t·d1sc changl' · .met ·
1ntcgr.1tcd lC luliH t lcphone
l\\ h1ch D " the prC\\ iring .md
LOmbll1.HIC>ll \~' f ~ \ c.dlul;u
p<Jwcr .mtL•rm.1 st.rnd.1tcl tn ·
1992).
Acld1tion of the SOOE .ind
.;om b:ing~ thl· 10 J Serie'> to
nme model:. 10r 1992: 3000
2 .5 Turbo, not a\ a1fablt.! in
C.1hforn1.1} 300~ 2.G, 300E,
~.:iuon ·.agon) .and the 300GE
cuupc.
The 300E .1nd 300CE can
, G~, be h~ I m ::iportlinc> g.irb,
outl11tL'cl \\Ith lo .. , c>rccJ
u,pL'1hion. "iclt..·r ''heel., and
tirl's ;rnd an interior dt::,igned
for the cnthu ra:.t rf rh er.
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THEODORE•
ROBINS
2060 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA• (714) 642-0010 .
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Each model in the Toyota
Celica family became a little
sportier for 1992 with a restyled
front end and redesigned
taillights. In addition, the ST and
GT models receive larger w heels
and tires. All continue to offer a
standard driver-side air bag.
Optional Anti-lock Brakes
(ABS) are now available on GT
coupe and liftback, and
continue to be offered on GT-S
iJnd All-Trac models.
Spirited drivers will enjoy
Celica's willing performance. All
models feature variations of the
sporty Celica ·persona, which
irwludcs variable power
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The 1992 Celica GT with added standard fog lamps, spoiler, color-keyed mudguards and increased power in 16-valve 4-cy lindcr engine.
' :. Good, sport
key is removed, for easier drive
exit and re-entry.
A steel ti lt-and-slide sunroor i
optional, as are cruise control
and upgraded;_audio systems.
System 10
System 10, Celica's premium
audio system, is capable of
duplicating "live" concert soun
levels with excellent sound
quality. The system is designed
into Celica's interior to provide
state-of-the-art audio quality.
It consists of 10 speakers
pov.ered by a maximum of 220
watts from six separate high
output amplifiers. The unit
~~~h~~fi~~n~~~ns~:~~ing, Toyota Celicas get a makeQver with racier design and more powerful engine
features Premium 3-in-1 ETR
AM/FM stereo/auto-reverse
cassette/compact di~c
combination with Toyota's MatPhcrson strut suspension
with offset coil springs and stabilizer
bars.
hery Celica model receives
improvements for 1992:
Celica ST
Toyota's IO\\est-priced Celica model
receives a new grill and wheel covers,
185/65R14 steel-belted-radial tires, and-
variable intermittent wipers.
Powered by a 103-horsepower
1.6-liter Electronically Fuellnfected
(Ef I) 4-cylinder, the fuel-efficient ST
delivers 25/32 city/highway m.p.g. with
the standard 5-speed transmission and
24/31 with the optional 4-speed
automatic overdrive transmission.
Celica GT
For 1992, Celica GT coupe and
lif tback receive a new grill with
standard fog lamps, as well as 15-inch
wheels with new wheel covers, 205/
55Rl5 speed-rated tires, color-keyed
mudguards, and rear spoiler as
standard equipment. 4-wheel disc
brakes are standard, with available with
optional ABS. Optional alloy wheels are
restyled.
A 2.2-liter EFI 4-cylinder engine
powers the GT and delivers 22/29 city/
highway m.p.g. with the standard
5-speed transmission and 21 /28 with
the optional 4-speed electronically
controlled automatic overdrive
transmis5fn (ECT).
Also stnndard are 4-way adjustable
sport secx, tilt wheel, illuminated
.ignirton' itch light, passenger side
vanity mirror, and power antenna .•
Ccflca GT Convertible
Celica GT convertible shares the new
GT grill with fog lamps, arid new
taillamps. It rides on new 14-inch
wheels with 205/60~14 all-season
steel-belted tires. GT convertible
features its own unique wheel cover
design, as well as unique optional alloy
wheels ..
GT off crs the pleasure of top-down
driving v. th a minimum of wind
buffetin ,. When the top is up, road
noise ir down thanks to the top's inner
linc>r and to sound insulation panels
ENTIRE 1992
INVENTORY PRICED TO SELL
OVER 400 UNITS IN STOCK
CAMRY XLE & v.&is, PREVIAS &
--LANDCRUISERS
behind the instrument panel.
The convertible comes with standard
power rear-quarter windows, power
top and a rear spoiler with LED
stoplamp.
·111 addition, GT convertible options
include power front windows and door
locks, cruise control and a variety of
stereo systems, including a Deluxe
Electronically Tuned Radio (ETR)/
Cassette with 6 speakers and the
convertible's top-of-the-line "Sys tem
8" audio system with CD player.
GT Comertrblc is available in Super
White, Blad. and SuP.er Red with black
Cambria cloth top, or Ice Blue Metallic
with a blue-Cambria cloth top.
. Cclrca GT-S
Celica GT-S Liflback is disti nguished
by a wide-body style and new
aggressive-lool..:ing grille that it shares
'"ith the top-of-the-line Celica All-Trac
Turbo.
GT-S standard equipment includes a
5-way adjustable sport seat with new
fabric, passenger-side vanity mirror,
power antenna; rear-window
intermittent wiper, center console
cassette case, Deluxe Electronically
Tuned Radio (ETR)/Cassclte with sil(
speakers.
GT-S is also equipped with standard
four-wheel di$C brakes and is available
with optional ABS.
· Celica All-Trac Turbo
CeliQJ All-Trac Turbo's full-time
all-wheel drive provides Jdded
performance and traction in any
weathN.
The All-Trac Turbo features a
5-speed manual trJnsmission maled to
a 200-h.p. 2.0-liter EFI intercooled
turbocharged engine. Mileage is 19/24
cit)'/highway m.p.g. Four-\\ heel disc
brakes are standard; ABS I!) optional.
Standard All-Trac Turbo features
include Deluxe ETR Radio Cilssene,
power windows and locks, aluminum
alloy wheels, and an intermittent
rea r-window wiper. Also standard is an
auto-tilt feature which raises the
steering wheel automatically when the
programmable equalizer.
Each door is mounted with an 8-inc
woofer for deep bass with little
distortion at high volumes. Each woofe
is powered by a SO-watt amplifier for
deep, tight bass that "kicks."
High-frequency t\vecters are
mounted in the forward.corners,
placed as close as po>sible to car level
and angled toward the driver and
passenger, rather than reflected off the
wind)hicld glass.
System 10 is available on Celica GT,
GT-S and All-Trac Turbo. The GT
Convertible 'er:,ion is Sy:,tem 8, with a
total of eight speakers.
For 1992, Celica is avJdable in fou r
new colors: Dark Blue Pearl .. Almond
Beige Pearl, Prussian Red Pearl and
Teal Metallic. It is also available in
Super White, Super Red, Ice Blue
Metallic. Gray Metallic and Black.
RODEOS & JmA . GLS
$10,988 $10,988
LE'S STARTING AT Factory Sticker $13, 789 OR Factory Sticker $13,981
OR OR 115,599
All vehedes subject to prior sale pfu1 tax,
lie .. doc., & smog fee if eny Offer eKpi'" 7119192
1988 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA• (714) 722-2000 .
•
$1470 DOWN $500 DOWN
$165 A MTH. $165 A MTH.
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E-KNOWN FACTS dUT SARDINES
Sardines have been an important food source for
~llllQ of years-as fart.ck as 49S A.O., records
w. No one knows exactly when harvesting began in
America, but 19th century colonists found
ian tribes harvesting these little fish along the
Atlantic coast.
Sardine is a genetjc tenn applie<I to a number of
erent kinds of small saltwaaer fish which are
;.,..~dlMfi cooked and pKked in caJlS.
In the United States and Camda, sardine processors
'ceatch Atlancic herring, which arc canned as sardines
, depending on their si.ze, cut inco small steaks and
t··•:-.1eked as fish steaks. They can also be filleted and
oked to make kip~red snacks. Sardines from
orway are members of the sprat family (close
_..._._. .. .,Jatives of herring) and sold as brisling sardines.
Sardines arc packed many diffe.rent ways. Tradi·
lionaUy, all sardines were packed in vegetable or olive
oil; today. sardines can be found packed in water and
jrl a variety of flavorful sauces, as well.
A linle sardine packs a lot of nutrition. A tasty
S of omega-3 fany acids-which have been
to help reduce the amount of "bad" cholesterol
blood and protect against coronary heart
disease-sardines offer vitamins (D and B). calcium,
pota.Ssium and iron. Sardines are also low in saturated
fats, cholesterol and calorics. A single ~-3/4-ounce can
of water-packed sardines contains about 160 calories.
When drained, oil-packed sardines have only about
260 calories per can.
For answers to your questions about sardines or to
request o reci~ brochure, plea5e write to the North
Atlantic Sardine Council, ISO? Western Avenue, Suite
507, Seanlc, Washington 98101.
ALL ABOUT OLIVE OIL
Olives arc like gnpes; there arc many different
kinds. And, like the wines made from grapes, there are
many different flavors, colors and aromas that reflect
the olives used. ...
Connoisseurs generally categorize olive oil flavors
as mild (delicate, light or "bunery"); stmi-fruiry
(stronger, with more taste of the olive); and fruity (oil
with a full-blown olive flavor). Colors range from
bright yellow to deep gold to a golden-green.
Olive oil comes in several different grades, which
differ in tenns of flavor. aroma, color. and acidity.
Grades range from .. Extra Virgin Olive Oil" co ''Virgin
Olive Oil" to "Olive Oil" (formerly known as "Pu.re
Olive Oil"), with "Extra Virgin Olive Oil" having the
least acidity.
Olive oiJ has approximately the same calorie content
as common cooking or salad oil. But because the
flavor of oli ve oil is more intense, you don't need to
use as mucb. one rule of thumb: Use lhe milder flavored olive oil
for delicate dishes and the more flavorful "Extra
Virgin Olive Oil" for hearty dishes. such as those
made with red meat atid tomato-based sauces.
You can fry, sau~. stir fry and deep fry with olive
oil. You can also use it as an ingredient iq saJad
dressings and many prepared dishes.
Stored properly, olive oil keeps longer th.an all ocher
edible oils. If stored in an airtight container and placed
in a cool cupboard away from ligtit, your olive oil will
stay fresh and safe for at lea.st a year.
For more information about olive oil. send a self-
addicssed. stamped business-size ~nvclope to:
International Olive Oil Council-ROP92 Offer, P.O.
Box 2 197. JAF Station. New York. NY 10116
For quick answers 10 your questions, call the
International Olive OiJ Council hodine number:
1-800-232-0LIVE Oll.. or 1-8()()..232-6548, Monday
through Friday between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and
5:00 p.m. ET.
Al Fresco Flair
SET THE TABLE TO SET THE MOOD
To capru.re the flavor of dmmg alfresco. set your
table with texrurcd placemats or a pretty cloth (a
colorful bed sheet works beautifully). For napkins, use
brightly colored cotton dishtowels. They not onJy offer
ample lap coverage, but can be used again and again.
Chances arc, your centerpiece is sitting on your
patio. Decorate your table with potS of flowers or
aromatic herbs. (This reusable centerpiece is perf cct
for holding your tablecloth in place.)
And don't forget the candJesl Plant them in terra
cotta potS of various siz.es; group them in clusters for
impact or set one candle at each place.
For your dinnerware. choose something durable.
Rubbermaid 's dinnctware is ideal for year 'round use
and ouldoor dining. It is break and scratch resistant.
and unlike some paper plates, it won't buck.Jc if it's
piled high with food or fly away when a tneze kicks
up. Available in fresh, cool colon, the high quality
dinnerware coordinates beautifully with Rubbermaid's
drinkware.
Red, WbUe & Blue Berries
114 cup plain lowfmt YCJlllrt
1/4 cap upt eour cream
3 tablelpooat ....... divided
l p6at ltrawberrlel
J/4 e11p wit~ rupberrla and
b18ckberriet•
Bilcotd tw cookies
In a small bowl, ltir together Y<>aurt. sour cream and
'2 tablespoons supr until smooch. Puree half the scnw-
berriea in a food prooesaor or blender with the remaining
llblespoon of supr. Slice remainint 11nwberriea. With a
spoon. apread about 2 tablespoons of yopn sauce on each
of four 8-inch plara. Dribble lb'llwbeny sauce randomly
over yopn sauce. Divide berria amons plata and lf'OUP
each in Lmall cluatim. Serve with cookies.
Mates 4 aervin11.
•2 to 2-1(2 cups sliced ~ fresh ftuit may be
aubldtuted for berries.
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Food Editor T.J. Hutchinson. . .64 2-4321 ext 366
Olet1t1ar\12
Recipes/4
res co
L. ·1 need 10 .. ~el 10 Europe 10 gel a laSle
of the Mcditerrancan-:-
Chances arc. your pantry and patio can provide all the •
essential ingredients for a memorable Mediterranean
meal.
sprinkled with herbs and garlic bef orc baking. For I.hi
varialion. we've crumolcd kippered nack.s-ligbtly
smoked herring fi llet.s-<>n top. You can also make
pissolodilre with sardines packed in olive oil. Simply
top the bread wilh whole small sardine or crumbled
large sardines. In many sou them European countries, ol frtsco
dining-long. leisurely meals enjoyed outdoors in
the fresh air-is a time-honored tradition. Why not
introduce your family to the pleasures of dining alfrtsco
this week?
Start with pissalodiire, an herbed flat bread popular
in the south of France. Easy to make from frozen dough.
this hearty bread is drizzled with olive oil and then
Mediterranean Salad
.,,Ub ~ """'~ Viluli1na•
3 tablespoons frtsh·squ•Ud orange or
tanprine juice
l tabletpoons wbJte wine -rinepr
l-tabletpOOm ftndy chopped fresh basil"'
112 taspoon tad dried basil ancl
orepno leaves
112 tealpOOD ftaely anted fresh oranae or
tangerine peel
l/l teaspoon nainttd prtk
114 tealpOOll wit sal~ supr and around pepper
113 cup olhe oH
s.w
6 cups lo6ltly pecked apluch leava (about
8 CMHl.a before Items aft trimmed) or
subltltute mbed 1rftft1
1 cap C11C11mber dnankl (allced 1/l lnch tbkk.
die• cwt I• fl'IU1en)
J/4 e11p dlerrJ tOIUtoes, c:11t In half
l Cllll..,......, draiMd
l ..._"'8~cnmbkd
l tablMPDW...., .... nub (opdoaal)
Prepare vinaipeae by comblnina orange juice,
vinegar and seasonings in a smaJI bowl. With a fort,
ak>wly whisk in olive oil. Set aside for flavors to
develop while prepmina salad. Tear up larae spinach
leaves or lettuce and line a planer or shallow bowl
with leaves. Amnae cucumbers, tomaaoes Ind
aanlinea on top. Scanu crumbled chcae and pine nuu
over au. Just before tervin1. whisk together
vinai~ and driuJe over aalad.
Makes 4 .rvinp.
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The perfect complement to pissoladib·r: a Greek-tyle
salad of mixed greens. cucumbers. cherry tomatoes. f cta
cheese and North Atlantic sardjnc . A popular ingredient
in Mediterranean dishes, sardine malce this salad a
satisfying meal in itself. Just before serving, top the
salad with a tangy .orange juice-olive oil vinaigrette.
Linger over a light desscn ot fresh ·berries floating in
Pissaladier e
1 pound loaf froun breJ1d dough
3 tablapoom olJvt oU, divided
l medium onions. pttferably l red and
l yellow oDion, thinly slittd and ttparated
Into riDp
l teaspoon minced garlic
112 teaspoon Jtallan ~ng bknd or a
combhaatioe of dried bail and ro8rmary
1 can kippered snacks
114 cup N~ ollves or whok pitted California
ripe olives
l lablapoons ftnely chopped .,.,.,
Thaw dough following package directions. Dough
1will be easier to handle if it's warmed in a microwave
oven on low power 2 minute . Rub 1(2 tablespoon
... olive oil on the bottom of an 11 " 15-inch baking
shecL Pat and push dough to flt die sheet. Heat oven
to 375° F. Heat 1-1(2 tabtespoOnl olive oil in a large
cO¥ered skillet. Add onions; cover and coot over
medium-tow heat about IS minutes. stirring every
5 minutes or so, until onions are soft and ribbon-hke.
Driule and nab mnainmg I tabtcspoon oil over
dough; scaue.r garlic on top, then sprinkJe with Italian
seuonina. Cover bread with cooked onions. Remove
kippered snacks from can, draining the liquid.
Crumble the fisb and acane.r it on top. Cua N~se
olives from piu into small biu or coarwly chop ripe
olives; scaner on eop. Sprinkle on pen)ey. Bake about
20 minutes. until ecSaes of douah are browned. Oat
inlo 12 pieces. Serve wtnn or II room ~.
Maka 12 eervin,s.
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PAOTEIN 5 12 QM CAA80 11.2& QM
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t
a sweetened yogurt sauce. For nibbling. add your
favorire s1ore-bough1 cookie!> or haJ1an-tyle b1sco11i.
Pur your thirst on ice w1lh a M 1111 Lime Spark/a or
Mint Gmgu Teo. Flavored "'Ith hone) and fresh ginger
slices. ou r rea recipe was msp1red by the drinl long
enjoyed m I.he southern Medtterranean regions ot
nonhem Afnca. .. Since al fresco dtning 1s meant 10 be carefree. )'OU· 11 •
want <;.crvmg pieces that can travel from t..11chen to patio
with ease. We've chosen Rubbcnnaad· d1 h"a.'heMafe
dinnerware and drinkware (sui:e 11run 1~ 'ho"'n tn
photo). A mart altemauve to \\asteful d1~po~hlc-.. they
can be used again and again throu~hou1 tJ'k!·~ ear.
M int Gi11ge,. Tea
2 quarts cold water
6 bags mint te.a
6 quarter-sized fre h ginger o;littS
Honey or sugar
Cracked Ice or itt cubes
Li~ litts and fresh mint prig
(for garnish)
Fill a pitcher w1th water. Add tea oo .. and gm~et---~
slices: let tand in the refrigerator 6 houn. or longer
Remove tea bag and ginger: navor lQ ta'ile with
honey or i.ugar. Serve over 1cc with hmc ~lice' and
mint spng as gam1 h.
Makes 2 quans.
,. · Mint Linie p 111·k/er
1·113 cups trably squeezed lime jultt
(5or6Uma)
1 CUplllpf'
l /l np roqhl) chc>pped fresh mint ka\es
4 botttes (10 ou~ each) ~rkliag "atn
or dub 90da. chilled
Cndted ke tw ke cube
Umt sUces and fresh mint sprip
(for~ ...... )
ln a ~ucepan. combine lime juice, sugar and mint.
Bring to a boil: reduce heat and 'unmcr 2 to 3
minu~. Refriaerate until chilled. Strain liquid int
pitcher. Just bcf<n scr;mg. add J'lilling w•r: \hr
genlJy. Serve O\'er ice with lime 1,lke1, and mint prias •
as aamilh.
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TV may actually slow down metabolism rate. in children
2 My mother keeps saylna I
allow my kids &o watdl loo
m television and Iha& It will
make them tat. Both my cblldttn
are lhln like their rather so I don't
see any problem. Who's rl&hl?
T.T., Huntlnaton Beach
Your mother wins this one.
There is evidence
to suggest that
100 much
television time
reduces the
amount of
outdoor playing
and physical
ac tivity so
necessary for
proper growth
and muscle
deve lopment ...
Ask the not to mention burning up any Dietitian extra calories.
-----· Now a new ' study from the University of
Memphis sheds some interesti ng
light on this issue. Thirty-two
young girls were used in the
research. All or them had their
me tabolic rates (rate at wh ich they
burn calorics) while resting, and
then monitored again while they
watched an episode of "The
Wonder Ycacs." After the
program their rates were again
mea!oured. The results showed that
their resting metabolic rates had
dropped 16 percent below their
normal re!>ting rates. In other
words, the girls burned fewer
cal0nes wa tch ing television than
they diJ if they had been merely
!oit11ng.
Since this study has not as yet
been ea rned out using adults, it is
not known whether adu lts'
me tabolic rate!> will drop as
dra!ollCally. While it would
obviously be be!ot to cu t down on
children'!> TV 11me, some parents
find it difficult to put that into
action. At the very least, add some
kind of additional activity during
TV time - for you and the kids.
Ask them to hel p you fold
laundry. try writing a letter, take
up needle point -anything to
break the trance. g Occasionally Pve noticed
that the yolks in my
h -boiled eggs are greenish. Is
this because the eggs were old?
H.T., Costa Mesa
Eggs stay fresh longer
refrigerated in their ca rdboard
container, (rather than, for
example, in the refrigerator door).
Generally, green hard-boiled egg
yol ks are due to over-cooking -
perhaps bccau!oc of the iron in the
yolk.
To prevent further cases of
gree{l )Olks and spoiJing the
ae!othctic appearance of your food,
I suggest the following
''hard-boiled" cooking method.
Bring the water and eggs to a boil
and rce.Pce to a simmer for IO to
15 minutes. Then remove them
from the sto'e and immediately
put the egg into cold water. Thi!>
will keep the iron that is in the
egg from causing any color
changes.
I love ba nanas, but wonder
how many calorics they have.
D an:inas have any fat?
C.A., Newport Bench
A typical banana contains
approximately 120 calorics.
Bananas excel as good sources of
potassi um, bu t also contribute to
daily good health by providing
magnesium, folaci n, vitamin A and
other nutrients in lesser amo unts.
The re is only a trace of fat to be
fou nd in a banana (less than one
gram).
Moms and kids should enjoy the
new Chiquita Junior seven-inch
bananas at 90 calori cs each. These
pint-Siled versions fit nicely in
brown bag lunches and there's no
America takes
cheese tip fr~m
ancient tradition
What country consumes more
cheese than any other? What
country traces the roots of one
particular cheese back to'ancicnt
times? lf you answered France,
Denmark or Switzerland, think
agai n.
The correct answer is Greece.
The Greeks eat more cheese per
capita than any other nation, with
an average per capita consumption
of more than 22 pounds each year.
The Greeks have a rich heritage
of -cheese making that dates back
to the ancient times of Plato,
Homer and Aesop. Most of the
early peasant Greeks were
vegetarians, fo rced by
circumsta nces to re ly on cheese
instead of meat for protein.
Because sheep and goats were the
most productive and reliable food
source. cheese has survived
throughout Greek history as a
meal st'!)'le.
Feta as the oldest and most
famous of all Greek cheeses.
Polyphemus, son of the sea god
Poseidon, produced this cheese in
tremendous quantities to satisfy
his perpetual hunger, according 10
Homers Odyssey. A crumbly white
SH FETA/4
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banana left over from the chocolate substitute desserts. R. M., 1.a&un1 Buch The wudy w lWO patu. la lbc
morning's breakfast cereal. ---On the other hand, ir you are No, it Isn't. I recently read an first, the alcohol was added to the
Q I've recently swltcbtd trom eating carob candy bars the interesting story which examined men's regular daily meals. In the
chocolate to carob because or amount of added fat will depend weight gain in relationship to second part, the alcohol replaced
a re.action to chocolate. How does on lhe manufacaurer. Be sure to alcohol consumption. Researchers the fat and carbohydrate (bread
carob rate nutrltlonally? r:ad the ingredients listed on the at the University of LausaRne in and cereal food group) in their
A.O., Balboa package. Unfortunately, much of Switzerland had eight healthy diets, but the to111l calorics per day
It will depend upon which the added fat in carob bars is from young men each consume 96 were the ame in eac h part or the
carob-containing food product you saturated tropical oils (coconut or grams or alcohol -the equivalent study.
eat. Carob powder, made from palm kernel). These oils have been of approximately seven cans of The scientists noted that, in
grinding roasted carob pods of the shown to be very potent elevators beer. The alcohol comprised 25 each situation, the alcohol reduced
Saint-John's Bread tree, used or blood cholesterol. percent of their daily calories. the rate at which the men burned
alone is naturally sweet, low in fat g Is ll just a maUer or the Most social drinkers (who are not fat. If fat is not used by the body
and contains no caffeine. If you extra calories trom alcohol alcoholics) obtain about JO for energy require ments, it is
use it in this form for baking, lh causes my busband•s beer percent of their calori es from pure stored - often in th e belly area.
you'll have some great tasting belly? alcohol.) The scienti!>ts conclude that if you
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arc tryina &o lose weight and ar
unwilling to forego alcoholic
beverages, at least reduce the d
fat intake of your meals to all
for the extra calories from alco
l would like to add that you ca
also get the benefits of increase
calorie burning with a little
exercise.
Ikra#tt Saa/on 1J • rt1l11
dlctill•a. Sbr Is the author of
boob': "Diets Tb•t Work" aad
"The Wellness Book of I.B.S."
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Scanlon, R.D., r/o Daily Pilot,
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PIZza with a burst of feta
N o one knows the ex3ct
origin of the first pizza.
Some sources say it evolved
from Egyptian nat bread, while
01hers say its ancestry dates back
to prehistoric times when early
man discovered the virtues of
layering foods on hot breads. Any
way you slice it, pizza has made a
name for itself. It is the second
most popular fast food in the
Uni1ed States and a favorite
home-prepared meal.
The Greeks, not the Italian.,
were the first 10 eat pizza in the
form \\e know today. They
garnished the surfnce of a flat
piece of bread dough with cheeses,
'egeiables and olives, and
fashioned a rim around the edge
10 secure the toppings. They
-brought the idea to llaly \\here it
was recei,cd emhul>iai.tically. The
llalians added tomato auce,
derived from tomatoes they
brought back from the New World
in the 1500~. and the modem day
pizza was born.
Pizza became a stand:ird in the
United Slates in the 1940's when
soldiers brought the idea back
from I 1aly during World War 11.
Since 1hen, pizza has gone through
man y American transformations.
In San Francisco, for example, a
pizza b often lopped with smoked
salmon or avoc:ido, while in
Chicago only a Jeep-dish pizza
\\ i1h a 1hick crust \\ill do. To New
Yorl..cri.. piu.1 i:.n't p1ZLj unless ii
ha!> a thin cru't and lob of
pepperoni or -.au:..1gc.
The houc-.1 homemade pizzas
going tod.1)' hJrk bacl to the earl)
Grec1Jn \Jt1et1c..,. 1 he) rely on the
power of tangy fe ta cheese to lend
bold navor. Feta cheese is a
hallmark of Grecian cuisine, most
easily recognized as the soft white
cheese sprinkled on Greek salads.
But, feta cheese has recently
become an American menu
darling, because it lends a new
taste sensation and old-world
inspiration to all types of foods
from salads to entrees.
"Most of the feta cheese found
, in supermarkets in America is
ade from.cow's milk in place of
goat's or sheep's milk to reduce
the bitterness sometimes
associated with imported feta
cheese," sai,d Nancy Dennis of tbe
Churny Company, Inc., the only
national retail marketer of feta
cheese in the United States.
The classic combination "Of
spinach and feta cheese, known by
Greeks for centuries, is the focus
for a Deep Dish Spinach Feta
Pizza. Co-starring on the
deep-dish squared crust are
mozzarella and Parmesan cheeses,
tomatoes, garlic, oregano and red
pepper. The net result is a '
fantastic pizza as pleasing to the
eye as h is to the palate.
Onion Mushroom Pizza is a
cousin of a Roman focacc ia, which
means "bread from the floor of
the fireplace," seasoned with olive
oil and herbs. This quickie recipe
calls for spreading eight ounces of
navorful feta cheese on top of a
gusty, ready-made Italian bread
shell, which can be found in the
su permarket. Sliced mushrooms,
onions, spinach and a final
drizzling of olive oil add further
taste appeal.
Summer cheese salads
to take out or eat in
Cheese in a i.alud is often a last minute addition, like "sprinkle with
Parme~an chccl>e" or "would you like you rs with blue cheese dressing?"
But, in the folloY.ing salads, cheese is an integral part, packing the salad
with protein, calcium and rich flavor.
f\tontcrcy Jack Fiel>l a Salad makes a delicious, quick to assemble
picnic dish ui.ing prepared ingredients from the supermarket. First,
cnnned pinto beans arc tossed with a spicy salsa dressing (bottled salsa
mixed \\Ith Italian dressing and ground cumin) and stored in a covered
container. At me:iltime, a layer of shredded Monterey Jack with
plJpeno peppers is placed over leuuce leaves on the plate and covered
\\1th the bean mixture. More cheese is sprinkled on top. Serve, if you
"'''h. "rth tor11lla chips.
An cat-in l>alad you can male comple tely the night before and
refrigerate rn the salad bo\\I (preferably a glass bowl so you can see the
la )er'>) ill Layered Cheddar and Vegetable Salad With Dill Dressing -
Srmpl) pl:icc IJ)'Crl> of Cheddar chee e, shredded leuuce and the other
\egt'tJhles in the bm\I and co'ver \\1lh the dill dressing; top with more
chce\c and rcfngera1e O\ernigh1. When everyone's seated at the table
t°'' the dressing and s::tlad m1.>.ture together and erve.
MONTEREY JACK FIESTA SALAD
• :! IJtilc\p<>On\ prcpJrcd lralian Sdlad drc~sing
• :! IJhlc\poon~ prepared mcd1um-ho1 ~Jf,a
• 1.11: rea,poom ground cumin
• 1 can ( 15-V: ounces) pinto beans. dr;11ncd and rinsed
• h cup chopped green hell pepper
• 2 tJhle,poon' <.heed red onion
• Lc11uc1: leave~ in h11c-\11cd piece~
• I cup ~hr~·ddcd t.lontcrc\' Jad. chee~c with jalapeno pepper~. divided
In J m1:d1um bowl combine salad dressing, salsa and cumin; set aside. Add beans, ~re~ n rcppcr :o .J onion: to~~ gently to coat with dressing. Just before serving. place a
IJver of fcllucc on 4 danner plates; using half of the cheese, s~n an equal amount oti e.1ch plate. top with bean mixture and sprinkle with remaining cheese. Serve with
tor11l1.1 chips. 1f de~ircd MJkes four portions. "1UTKl1 10NAL INf ORMATION: 220 calorics; I l gm protein; 1.3 gm fat; 230 mg calcium -
LAYERED CHEDDAR AND VEGETABLE SALAD
• .i CUJh 1h1nlv !>heed shredded romaine lcllucc. divided
• I pJd.Jgc (lO ounces) frozen peas. thawed, di\'ided
• 1.i'z cups shredded Cheddar cheese (about 6 ounces), divided
• I cup \l1ccd radi~hes ,• I cup shccd celcrv
• ~ cup heed scallions (green onions)
• Dill dressing
In .i large serving bov.I place in layers 2 cups lettuce, 1 cup peas. I cup Cheddar chcc~c anil all of 11\c r3d1shes, celery and scallions; top with laycn of remaining peas and lettuce. Spread Dill Dressing over lcllucc; \pnnkfe with rcmQining ~cup cheese.
Co,cr and rcfngcra1c until serving. Do not toss 1he salad until ready lo serve. Makes
.i por11on\
NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION. C-w11h dressing): 265 calorics; 16 gm protein; 16
gm fol: 385 mg calcium.
DILL DRESSING
• \.": cup plain nonfa1 yogurt • v. cup rcduccd·caloric mayonnaise
• V• cup chopped fre sh dill or 1-2 tablespoons dried dill
• I tJhlc~poon cider vinegar
• \.": tca)poon suit . • v. tc.1 poon sugar
• ~ ICJ\po<>n ground black pepper
In a small bOwl combine yogurt, mayonnaise. dill, vincg..i1, s:ilt, sugar and blatk
pepper. Makes about I cup.
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SPINACH FETA PIZZA
• 1 can (10 °"nccs) rcfriscra1cd pizza
Crull
• l packaac (10 ounces) frozen chopped
spinach, thawed, well drained
• 1 packaac (8 ounces) shredded
)ow-moisture ptut-skim mouarclla
cheese
• l paclcaae (8 ounces) feta chcc~c. crumbled
• V• cup (1 ounce) shredded Parmcun
cheese, divided
• l can (28 ounces) tomatoes, drained, cut up
•"2 garttc-ctaves, minced
• I 1cupoon dried oregano leaves
• ~.teaspoon crushed red pepper (op11onaJ)
Hear oven to 500 dearees F. Pre~
pizza crust onto bottom and sides of l'ell
greased JO-inch deep-dish pizza pan or
13 x 9-inch baking dish. Mix spinach,
mozzarella, feta and 2 tablespoons
Pannesan cheese; spread evenly over
crust. Mix tomatoes, earlic. orcpno and pepp«:r: spread over cheese mixture.
Spnnkle wilh remaining Parmesan
cheese.Bake 10 minutes. Reduce oven
temperature 10 375 degrees F. Continue
baking 20 minutes. Makes 6 servings.
P~ep lime: 15 minutes. Coolcina time: 30 minutes.
ONION MUSHROOM
PIZZA WITH FETA
• l onion, sliced, separated into rings
• I garlic clove, minced
• 3 tablespoons olive oil, divided
• I pizza crust (t2-inch) or l large (1
pound) Italian bread shell
• l cup sliced mushrooms
• 2 teaspoons dried basil Leaves
• l package (8 ounces) feta cheese,
crumbled
• ~ cup tom spinach
1 lcat oven to 425 degrees F. Cook and
s11r onion and g3rlic in 2 tablespoons oil
O\'er medium heat 2 minutes. Spread
mixture over crust; top with remaining
ingredients. Driule with remaining oil.
Bake 15 minutes. Makes 4 scrvinfs. Prep lime: 15 minutes. Cooking time: 5
minutes. Home made Deep Dish Spinach Feta Pizza and O~ion Mushroom PiLZa make super snacks or meals.
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FETA:
From 2
cheese, Greek fe ta is tradition-
ally made with goat's/sheep's
milk, giving it a tangy taste. For
thousands of years, shepherds
in the Balkan region have made
feta cheese by leaving goat 's
milk in leather sacks to be
warmed in the sun.
Greeks typically serve cheese
at every meal and often make a
simple me·a1 of feta cheese,
crusty bread and black olives.
Greek chefs also use feta
cheese in more elaborate dishe
such as Stifado, a warm peas-
ant l>tcw made with beef, chick-·
en or hrimp, tomatoes and
feta cheese.
Savory phyllo pie!., like a
Spanalopita, :ire the most fre·
quently prepared and mo t
popular dishes in Greece.
Crispy buttered layerl> of phyllo
pastry envelop l>pinach and feta
cheei.e in thi entrec.
The lending brands of fe ta
chec:.e produced in the United
Stales are made '' i1h cow's
milk instead of conventional
go;it's milk. This procc') makes
the cheese more agreeable for
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Mario del Carmen .
Colvo's oil paintings
energize Mondovi
-Center in Costa Mesa
I
oast of the oast
! A look at th e people and events highlighting this week's local arts and entertainment scene '
H er gc:,turc!> arc romantic. Dancing
green eyes framct.l by her dark,
long hair n:Ol.'cl 1hc warm lus1er of
a :,mile lh:tl could !>IUp a lrain dead
111 it:, tracks. And, when :,he !>peaks about
the 1nt1macy and abandon of pnin1ing, her
gen tle l>pCl.'ch laced ,-..i1h its rich Spanish
acccnl c:uriei. 1he sensuous rhythm of
ca:.tanet!>.
lmrl ,. ......
Arts
Scene
Li~c her brilliant
camn:.I.''>. arlil>t Maria del
Carml.'n Caho is the
pcr,0•11fica1ion of pure
pa\'1on. a pnlcttc of
elcganlly pa:.toral moods
and pen,un~ion~ bu rsting
"i1h :.unbc.:ams of
cmo11on.d color and
compa:.:.1on. Adorned in a
pin~ !>.11111 ~imono nt the
recent reception for her
current exhibition of oil
pa1111ings at the Robert
Mondavi Wine and Food
Ccnlcr (lhrough September
------25), she alternated between
greeting the nurry of gue!>b and well-wishers
''ho attended, and di~eusi.ing how her
impubive nature con1nbu1ed 10 the whirl of
creative energy she had experienced in 1hc
day:. lcauing up to the exhibi1 opening.
"After I got home from imtalling the
paintings for thi!> exhibit a couple of dnys
~•go, I didn't feel con1cn1 about 1he way the
entrance lobby hai..l turned ou1. Everything
hknJcd too pcrlcctl}. anu I fell we had
i..lccurall.'d lhc room rn)leai..l of hung a show.
I hJt fru,lration turned into an ob essioR for
mL 10 p.11111 -I JUmpci..l out of bed at l a.m.
.ind p.11ntcd all nigh1. <1nd all day yes terday.
.111i..l 1ha1':. \\hat happened," she explained,
po1111111g to a \lbrantl} colored, 4-by-5-fool
l.1nd,c,1pc (-.1111 "ct). a i.howstopper tilled
I he Qiu R1l.id. \'rcnna, V1rgin1a," which
p .11:c-. ~1onu.1q \ reccp11on-area "all.
1'.1111 1rng tn me 1' .1n unplanned
TO ERNST IS HUMAN -An item _
on Max Ernst sculptures at New-
port Harbor Art Museum wa.s to
run today but we were so blown
away by the exhibit we decided to
make it next week's cover story In-
stead. However, here's a sneak
peak: the bronze "The King Playing
with the Queen."
COVER
Slwutw ,_h phuln
Maria del Carmen Calvo poses with work at Robert Mondavi Food and Wine Center.
Emotional Rescue
Maria del Carmen Calvo blends passion in oil paintings
emotional experience where I can focus on
the momen1, when the now of concentration
beco mes 1hc truth I create from, in!>tead of
from preconceived ideas," Calvo continued.
"When I was very young. my firs1 love affair
was wi1h painling. Al 1hat lime and now, I
paint things 1ha1 1alk to me. Then I let the
paintings speak for 1hemselves, hopefully
with the same balance of fluidity and 1ension
th al originally drove me 10 it."
Rooted in the tradition of 1he French
lmpressionis1s, Cnlvo's exhibi1ion of nearly
40 paintings complc1cd during 1he last four
years repres..:n1 s a sampling of her favorite
subjects, u!>ually explored in a se ries of
studies: nower still lives; lhc colorful bridges
of Japan; while-washed villas in Santorini;
lush waler lilies in the spiri1 of Monc1; roof
tops in Europe; a country road she
remembers near her home in Spain;
Laguna's canyon landscapes and beach cove
re1rea1s; and, enchanling ci1y views in such
wonderlands as ~os, Venice, Trucco, and
Aix-cn-Provence in Soulhern France. Her
canvases are Iii with a spirited ins1inc1 and
lyrical gesture which defy specific
ca1egoriz.a1ion. Viewing the work up close or
at a distance, you can feel 1he spon1anei1y
she experiences in each bryshs1roke.
Born in Leon, Spain, Otlvo began paintin
when she was 10 years old, and escaped her
eonvent school by train to study arl in
Madrid just before her 151h birthday.
Ahhough her fo1her soon returned her back
to school in Leon, she had already begun 10
develop her distinct artistic s1yle 1wo years
later when she officially entered Madrid's
presligious Academy oC Bellas Artes for an
extensive. formal training in art. However,
her secure sense of composi1ion and )pa1i;il
C:csign ma1ured in Paris where he receiq~J
addi1ional ins1ruc1ion. She firs1 came 10 1hc
Uni1ed S1a1es nearly 30 years ago, brc.i~rng
in10 Los Angeles' \\Cll·known La Ciencg;i
galleries, and con1inucd studying at 01ii. A11
Institute, UCLA, and privately wilh u
Russian artist in Santa Monica.
Along with being intrigued by
Michelnngelo's figures and Rcmbrand1'i.
techniques of underpainling, gla.cc. an~ u'c
of imp~to. Olivo cites Ccznnne's \\Or~i. ·" ,,
major influence in terms of utilizing plan1:'
of ligh t and color. perhaps the moi.I
seductive mqod in her work. She abo pr.1h.:'
the late Roger Kuntz of Laguna Oc.1ch • .in
arlist ond friend she frcqucn1ly p:11n1cJ \\Jt l.
for in piring her mas1ery of compo ·111on
Calvo has achic"cd intcrn:uional '"l(C~'
with art critics and private collcctori., :inJ
has been 1he recipient of numerou) ..&\\Jrlh
Her paintin~ have been ex.hibi1ed na11onal \
in such distinguished loca1ion as the
Spanish Corrsulate and Tin: White I ll>u,c.
and in rcgion:il venues !tuch as the
University of Southern California, S.in
Bern:irdino County Museum, Lagun.1 1\11
Museum, Los Angeles City Hall, and lhc
Tarbox gallery in La Jolla. And, her
paintings nre held in i.evera~ corporali:
collcc1ions, as well :is in 1he privalc
collections of foreign dignitaries in coum11c'
including Japan, lloly, England am.I Sfl.llll
Robrr1 l\lond:u I n'int ond Food Crntrr.
1570 '«-nk Jht., Costa MtSll, 979-4510. \
phonr call i$ ~uin'd btfore •ittting t'\l1ibit.
2 Oran{1& coast Weeker1d I Thursday, Jury 1~. 1992 ·
C-.... br-'\.t"
"Court Mlrabean Ahc 'roYence".J, a 40·1nch-by·40-inch oil on canvas by Calvo. Co~cr
shows a Calvo oil painting of a.fldral arrangement on display at the Moftdavi center-
S ince the unfortunate closure
of the Golden Bear, Safari
Sam's, Spatz and several
other popular clubs in the
1980s, Huntington Deach has rarely
hosted shows by original-music acts
within city limits.
But that will change this
wed .end when a number or the
area's best bands perform at
Pierfest '92, a two-day celebration
markin& the opening of the new
Huntington Beach Municipal Pier.
Pierfest '92 kicks off at 9:45 a.m.
Saturday, and li .. e entertai nment
continues until 9 p.m. that night;
h"c performances tont in~e again .It
IO a.m. on Sunday until 5 p.m.
Entertainers will perform ut four
loca11ons throughout the weekend.
1n the Dig Tent, located adjacent to
the nc'" pier; in the Showmobile
on M.1in Street; 111 the Children's
I·un Zone. loca ted in the beach
pJrl.ins lot north of the pier; and
in lront of the Main Street Libral"I,
located at th e corner of 6th and •
Mam i.trects.
Both days will have plenty to
offer. "ith alternative rock. surf
mu\iC, country-western and pop
st)k'> being represented.
Among the be t·known groups
performing on Saturday arc Urban
Sprawl and Insight, \\hich turn in
back·to·baclc sets or original rock
beginning at noon in the Big Tent.
In Command "ill perform at 3
p.m. on the same Slage, follo't'cd at
.i p m. by progressive rock-meistcrs
Voys1'>.
For the KNAC· and Pirate
Radio-crowd. Tra\ pla)S hard
drn1ng rock 'n' roll at 6 p.m. in the
Ch1ldrl.'n\ Fun Zone on Saturda)
and .11:alll on Sund.1).
f or those who prefer a softer,
but equally chnllcnging St} le of
mu:.1c.. Carmel~ Door will
pcrlorm origi nal foll>. and blues at
noon un Saturday in the Children·:.
l·un 7one. Craig Ballam of the
group Spin will play folk on the
amc Mage at 4 p.m. that
afternoon.
·.
THE SCENE
And t_he bands played ori
Local musician s strik e chord at Pi erf es t '92 T
Thing pick up on Sunday
morning. with two original ban<h
competing for rock lii.tcners when
they power up at 11 a.m. The One
Eyed Jacks D.1nd plays blue\ next
to the library. while Olu!>c for
Concern brings their hard rod.
sound to the l31g Tent.
, TEEN SCENE
C.1u~c For Concern •~ compmcd
of Suza nne Graham on \tlCab.
K}m Eai.h"ood on bJs!>. Le!>lie
Stoddard on gu itar and RoscJnna
Cunale on drums. The Hun ting1on
Beach-based all-girl band ha!>
pla)ed The RO\), Club Ltngcnc
and the Anti·Club in Holl}''ood.
but this mark!> a murh-:.tntic1p:::ucd
homecoming appearance
"Color in m) E)ei>," thc grou p\
firl>t single, h;i~ recc1,cd airplJ) 111
the Sou1hland and \\Ill
undoub1edly be a part of the
group·s set on Sunday.
Perfo rming 1mmed1a1cl~ .11ler
Cause For Concern Ill 1hc l311! Tent
\\ill be 21 \\int.lo"'· \\uh -
'llllSCr·gu1tamt fohn Lt 1 J :.ii the
helm, the 101.JI l1u.1net '' 11111.
~hO\\CJsing l>ong' ofl lhl.' gwup·,
nc" 6·'t'•H! c.1,,~ Ill.'. indudin" 1h1.
0:,111.h\ "\\ h\ \\ lln'I 'a llU l ll\\.' \I.:'
Jnd ·=·1 akc ~k l lu1· ..: ·
Al 2 p.m , 1:ru"J' O!!Jlll I 1''-.1
choice: 1hc\ 1..111 l',tll .. h I h1. '>llJl r'
play surf turn.;' 111 th1. C.:J11ldr1.n '
Fun Zone or h.arJ r1x·k:. r' I '"' in
the Big Tent. ·
At 3 pm .. \\Cll·l\lltl\\n
cntcrtJllll.'r [JJic :'\fon1:111.1 ~i.;1, a
1\ell-dcsencd rnt from h1' ~h· 111.,
as Pierfc~t '92 urg.in1zcr .ind g.:h
10 perform a 45-minute 'I: t ,11
111ft:c11ou-, countr) mu,10: tr11m .ilop
the Big Tent i.tagc.
MontanJ noi on(\ 'int.?,, bu1
pb)S the gu11ar, fid°Jlc. b.inJ''·
mandolin and eve n the h.llllllllll.:J.
Bad.Ing l\1on1ana "·ill be 1he
Count!) Ktc keri.
For more 1nform.111un. 0:.111
536·54 -IJ.1 U/.J it1 \IJ\lld/
Et111or\ /\'tile -In .i.IJ111011 111
nw~ic. thr.• 111 0-<lJ.1 P1L·{f.''1 ·9.:
fu,h 1111/ /l',1111ri: 11 lid'·.''' dtlll·
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Hunttn[:l<•fl H1.·Jd1 J/L 1 1111/ lie
cl~"' 1r.11/n.
At Picrf e t '92 (clod.\\i e
from upper left): Cause
For Concern, Eddie Mon-
tana, Lyn" and n.~ Sliders.
'Cop Killer' controversy fails to tee local sales T •
I t's Saturday night nt about 10:15 on the Balboa
Peninsula. The Newport Beach Police hnve just
set up the lSth Street checkpoint to turn around
would-be cruisers.
A bright pink lowered truck with darl tinted win-
dows approaches the checkpoint with rap music blar-
ing. Rapper Ice-T's controversial lyrics of the M>ng
"Cop Killer'' from his latest rclca c "Body Count" are
blASted dangerously withrn ca~hot of police.
"My adrenaline's pumpin '.
I got my stereo bumpin'.
I'm 'bout to kill somethin'.
A pig stoppccJ me for nu thin'
DIE DIE DIE PIG DIE!
F··· THE POLICE!"
for 1hc momesu. lhc..JOQI tension seem undeni-
able, and it appears that Los Angeles' problems be·
tween civilians and police have quickly spread to usu-
ally quiet, and complacent Orange County. However,
this scenario can be quite misleading. Despite in-
creased friction m LA. between pe>licc and the public,
this •re• seems to have remained relatively. unaf-
fected. One apparent cumplc of this has been the
local response to .. Body Count."
Although there was a gre:i t deal of controversy na·
tionwide regarding the album, due to its release so
near the Rodney King verdict, local record tores re·
port hn,'ing e:<penenccd liulc, if ,iny, fallout.
Connie Gunderson. an emplo)Ce of CoslJ Mc a's
Tower Records, stated that the tore hasn't consid·
ued pulling the nlbum because of all the ruckus. Fur·
thermorc, she Mnted, "I don't think this is an area
that i particularly reactive to that on of thing. I do
know that the 'Body Count' album made our top :!S
last ~eek."
Nor has the Wherehou e an Co ta Mc a e~pcri
enccd any problems with the album. Kenny Klingele,
a mrrnager there, S<lid of the album, "I haven't had
any negative protests." The only acuvity or any note
locJlly at the Whcrehousc ha been an increase in
s:ilcs:-""K.ids b:ivc been buying the albumTtkc Cf'3~."
Music Plus in Costa Mesa has also experienced an
increase in sales and requests for the album. How-
ever, manager Tom Ford attributed the increased
sales to the hype surrounding the album, not fondness
ror the music or lyrics. "I don't know that 1'ids arc
buyin,a 'Body Count' because they're interested in the
music, I think they arc just buyina it to sec wha t the
hype is all about." -B1 J"'}k ~llllrroth
!\RT Orange Coasr s Most Comp ete the Amazon Basin, on tl1splay throu.-;h ~ui: 8
• SuHn Spiritus G.tllery JJ)) Be.:ir St "'
CrysLJI C~rO, Costa t.ies.i, ~9-:-510 • h·
penments in f'.hotosraphy" premier\ 5.ttl.l•·
day .ind \\-111 ~ on view thrnogh St•pr l wuh WOtk by Larry Vogel, Denny Moo~
Mark t.1.ltthews .tnd Micti~I l~1ibr.;r~'
Hours: 10 a m.•9 J).m. Mondl) r, cl.I•, 11)
a.m.-6p m. S..tuu.IJy, noon-5 p ni unJ.i1 Mm15Sion. Free.
Art Museums
• Lai:una Art Museum 307 Cliff Ome,
L.1.;un.1 HC'.Kh. -19-1 6531 '"Modernist Ab·
>tr.I• t1cin 1n Amt•11can Prints" lrom the "-.i·
l•on.11 i\lu"•um 01 AmC'rocan Art. Sm1thso-
n1.111 ln,11tu1r1.1n prt»cntC'd through Jul) 21>
C 1·nt111'\ .\ P.11nting 81 Pctcr P.k•\anc1C'r ·
"" "'"' until !>undJ1 ·\\0h1 Parad1..e. l'.11111111~, I 1t1m thC' l c"'t.'n\ .md 1\u'nltC'S J
~··1·•1' ho" h1 (.,1l.111rn1.1 .ir11sr.s, con11nu1.., 1!11.1u-:h "-l" .'U 11.,,,,, 11 ,1 m -5 pm
1 U<"<l.11 <;und.11 "'drn1"11111 SJ ior Jdults.
S 1 '«I 1111 ,,.,,,.>< • 1lrt1·n' ,1ud<•n1>. frC't.' tor
, h1ldwn ''""''' 1 !
• Thrilltou Att Studios 3 H C.rbr lo
Costa Mesa, 6-12-5978 Oni;1n.JI ob und
watercolon., pa1n1tnj;\ from 8.1h, Ind '"'~d
..,(IC)d carvin~ and rn.blo.> fr,1h.r1'<.1 I lt1UT'
11 am ·7 pm Tue'>dJ~·5.lturtl.l\ L1 'P"
1J04ntmt'nl • L.1i;un.1 Art Mu,C'um outh Co.1,1
Pl.11.i <,,11c•llitl' 1113 B"'1ul ~t Ctht,1
.\It,,, l•IJ..! lJub I llH•uL;ht L.1l11orn1.1
\ \ 1>11ld Ill> 01tt1•1t•n1 "''"' \ \·orf.. m the PC'r
ni.1n1'nt Coll1o"t1111n," .1 d"f1IJ1 '' h1ch rt'-n•ntl~ C'nrkd .1t lhC' m.11n mu><'um tC'atur·
1m: '"'rl.., b~ "'H'r,11 Jrt"h. on v1C'w here thr1111~h Od -I I h11m 11 .1 m .9 pm
1't1111c!.n ~rnf.11 JO .tm C. pm ~lturcl.11.
1 I .1 111 (, p 111 '>und.1) Arlm1s>1nn Free
If you hove on Miit lstilg or change cl itfonno!Q!, «lllatt. C-.. c/o Tiie oat, Plat, P.O. b 1560, CaAI Mell, CA 92627 or cal 540.1224
• \\'orl.s C..llt'ry South JJH Ii .ir 1n
Cry.t.11 Court!, Cost.i Mo.J, er~ ,,-5 ~ 1n
<;eapcs," featuring ~orl..s bv 'l'1t'rJI a1t t
1n )4:1/Cral ml.'d1ums, on d1~pla\ du u~,ll lvf1
1u. I lou~ 10 ii m ·9 p m Montl.1\ I• 1.1),
10 .1 m.·6 p.m $.iturd.1y: 11nd 11 .1111 h
p m Sunday. Adm1:»1on f 1~'<'
• Ne\\jXHI H.irbor Ari \\U!>l'Um 850 ~Jn
<.l<•mt•ntl' D111t• Nt>\\f)\•rt BC'J< h. 7~'1-
11~."! llw l1r.1 rn.11m 'C:ulp1urC' c'h1b111on
l>1 the l.ue \lHlt'.111>1 Jrt"I M.l\ lrn>I on
Ill'\\ throui;h S.•pt 6 .. 1,n 1>n \It'\\ thr11ui;h
~·pt b St'it'< t111n' lr.'111 the PermJn('nt
Cn1k•ttn>n \\Orio., lrcim th<' mu~·um·s col
ll'\t1,1n b\ \.Jnuus .Jr11>t' Hvur) 10 a.m -5 p m T ut""'1.l\ ~und.11 CIO'o1n~ time fridJ\")
" Ii r m 1,dm1""''n s.i 1111 iidulb Sl '"' '>t'nmr < 1llZC'n' .1nd studl'nts Jnd lrc-e tor
ch1ldr1o"n undt>r 11 .ind rnC'mberi
Community Galleries
•John W.ayne Airport 3151 AJf\\J\ AH'
Building 1' 101 Co-.t.i \ll~l . .:!51-5::!1Q
··crc't'nc Jncf (.r('1'nC' .A.it hitl'CI.> in Rcs1
ck-n11,1I Sl\ll• · .1 rnlll'C11or1 01 photograph> 'h•l\\ln~ thl' C.1l1h1rn1a hun~.11t1\, · SI) le ot
lurn ul lhe·c.C'nlun Jr1.h1lt'c..1.> Ch.irlcs Sum-
mer Crt·~nl' .ind 1 tl'n" .\l,llher Greene. is
'h'"' n unttl lul} .:! j on tht• dcp.1rturC' le1el
ol lht' ThomJ~ F R1I<'\ krrn1n.1I op~lle
~JI•'' 1-I,rnd1 l 1-1
• NC'" port BN1d1 Cily 11.ill GJllery 3300
'''"fl<>rl lll,tf "'''"l'l<•rt U1•.i,h, M4-3150 \\ .1t1•r, 111111\ b\ lk.1 Rilt•\ .ind 011' b, \\'al
l.11 t' ~1q;t•I on "l'" lhw11~h St-pt 1:1 Hour~
ti J m ; p m l\lnnd.1\ f rid,11 1,dm11.>1,1n
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rary Art 3CJ2 1 W. MacArthur Blvd, Sp.lCC'
111 , S.intJ Ana, 549--1989. The 12th an.
nu.ii Juried Show, which this yc.1r 1s being
1uds~ b1 Adolfo V. Nodal, general rn.m
.1Rc1 of the Los Angel~ Cultural Affa1ri Oe-
Jl.lrtment, ava1l.:ibre for 1<1Cwing through
.O.ug 7 Hours: 11 a m .4 p m
\\ l."dnc~.w-Sunday. Admission Free
Commercia l Galleries •Al I.Aron's Art C..Jltry 291 S Redhill A\e
Suite A-104, Costa Mesa, 662-3383 (In the
Stonem1ll Design Center) Currently shoY.i-
1ng onginal pa1nungs by Jul.,.n Riner, Leo
Jau!ten. Raymond Ba)"les, John Rdnd Tayk>r,
lim Dalv, Roberto l upen1, Aldo Luongo,
Doroth) Spanguer, Paul Bla1n Henry.
11ou~-10 a m-5 p m Tuesday, Wednes-
d.-.11, ThuMay
• Be.ir St. Caft 3333 Bear SI.. Costa
Mesa. 751-CAFE. An e),hibit by Orange
Counl) artist Anna Friesen in whidl images
oi rocl...s. seed pods and leaves are created
using layeri of colors now on view.
•Blue Marblt Coffeehouse 1970 Harbor
Blvd., Cosu Mesa, 646-5776. Mikt Owens
is the featured artist of the month. Hours:
6 JO a m.-11 p.m. Sunday-Thursday: 6:30
a m.-m•dnight Fridiiy-Saturd.iiy. Admis.sion:
free.
• Dt Gru f Att Inc. 3400 Avenue o( the
Art>, Costa Mesa, 557-5240. Pastel paint-
1ns_s by El~abeth L.ifouschek continues in·
definitely Houri: 10:30 .i.m.·6 p.m. Tues-
d:iy-Sat_orday (open until 8 p.m. Friday!. ~m tSSion • tree
• Calleri~ O rrtfon Kosu Boehl in Cryst.JI
Coun, 3333 Bear St., Cosu Mesa, 549·
1959. hhibition Edit.on '92, I.ht! .irtrSlte
11 ii m.-5 pm. Sunday. Mmis.sion: Free. p.m. Sund.iy. Adm1"1on. frl'l'
• The Gregory Callery 3406 Via ~ldo, • Somt likt II H.iiutt & Boh•mlan
Newport Beach, 723-0887. Specializing in (;roove 218 E. 171h St, C())t.> M1..~. 642
well-known reg100al artists, lhe gallery fe.i· 1372. Art, collectrbles, retro furniture
tures original Oils, acrylia, pastels, waler· funky vintage .iind trtndy new cl()(hmg a~
color, as well as hand-bloWn glass, ceramic new hoostwares on drspl.iy ror sale. tinvrs:
and wearable accessories. limitless cuSlorn 11 a m.-5 p.m. Monda~·S.lturday or by ap-
framing .ilso offered. Now showing lhroogh poontment.
August: Russell Jacques, S.lndi.i Jones •South C~t Ar1 Ctnltr 283 E 17th St •
Campbell, Rick Harsh, Chris S.lnlley. Eve Costa Mes.1, 646.4545 Alltm.Jhoo refs
Thompson, Sandra Hiii, Oebfa Huse, Cathy original wood sculptures and ceramic piec-
Hatfield, S.P. Kirsh. Helen Weld, P.itrick es and .i selcctron ol l1m1ted edition l1tho-
Kefly, John Barbef, Agnes Copeland, Jeff gra~s .ind ser1oraphs i... 11.irlOUi art.SU .ire Pnegel, Richard Meye1 and mo<e. t"' D' .,, on perm.lnent dl)j)l.ly. Hoors 10 ;i.m ·6
•Hod.id Sl.immer Art Calltry 2006 p.m. Mondly·Friday; 10 .it m -S p.m Satur·
Court Ave., Newpon Beach. Continuous day.
exhibit features original vt available (M sale by more than 20 Soothern Cahromia • Stoary Sheets Fint .vt CaJleriu 14988
.irtlsts in .ill typeS ol media. Hours: 6-9 Sand Canyon Ave., Suite 1·5, lr\1ne, 7))-
p.m. Monday-f rlday and by appojntment. 0445. St>.teen local 1>31nters will cd11btt
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Phone (714 ) 76().2622. A cumplett 1t.1r
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Lettnd: 0C. Or.inge Counl). Ill.
bl.idi tie. IT-opt, bl.icl.: lie ophon.al pp,
~r penon. TIA. to be vr.tni;ed.
their work .it Stilry Sheets' Mid-Summer
•Mug.net Bedell Studio .ind C.illtry Open-Air Art Festrval 1n Old T~n lf\tne. •M Show, July 17, 7·10 µ111 o\
700 1/2 Carnation Ave., Corona dcl Mar, Participating .irtiih include t...arl Hubl!nthal. SISl.lncr Le.igue OI !1.C\\.port BNch ;it \\.11
760-9100. Mixe<f..media monoprinl5 a.nd Betty Anne Slewart Kitk1>3tiidt. • .lohn Fam-WI u~1entt Cdllef), ~fl'11t (t olt-:
watetcolors by Marsaret Bedell and limited sworth, Joanna Mc!Wreau, Ron USl.ld, Fa~IOn Island 10 percent of J>f•Xttih i:<>
prints and t mbosscd watetcolors by Linda Roger Am1strong, Robert Hall and Don to new Assl>tance leas~ bu.ltl1n!t f'I onc
Whittemore on permanent displ.iy. Hours: O'l'le1ll. lhe fesllval runs Fndl) S·10 67l ·124S.
10 oi.m.·5:30 p.m. Tu~y-Thursday, or p.m.j SJturdJy, 10 a.m. lo 6 p nl . and •Mid-Summer Fine Art fe)li\'~I lul\
by appoinlment. Admission: Free. Suno.ty. 10 a.m. to 5 p m Adm1SS100 rs 17·19, Pediatric Can<et Rl~Jrcti h 1umf.1
• NESE C..lltry 4131 S. Main St., Santi! Ir~ Regul.ir hours: lei a m.-5 Pm Tues-hon •nd Stop·C..p mu~. foot! J11ti IU(.11
Ana, 979-2787. Mi,ed·m«fia painting and dily-Sunday. oirt at S!.lry Sheets fin<' .O.rt C.illc>r1n Old
sculpture by Myrella Moses continues • Srodlo Callery 17905 Slo.y Pali. CiN:lc, Town ll:vine .Phone 7J3-0045
through July 31. Hours: Mondiiy-Fnday 10 Suite N, ll'\olne, 851-9181 "M)thS of the • Up~r Newport 8.>y Ecoloi:1nl Tour
a.m.·S p m. Admission: Free. Rain Forest." 1>31ntings ~lcbr.lllng the July l8, 8· 30-11 JO a m. Pa,111• I '" •r
•OU the W~I C.illery 3441 ·B Via lido, m)ths. l~nds and customs of the 1nd·g-l..l)al. tour of Bad Ba ~1th f1,h t.. <-1w Newpon Beach, 723-5950. Worl.s by enoos peOples of the Andes Mountains and Dept natur.1l1st. S-46 pp Ph.MW ,,.
,..~. NJ~. H.ientaets, Mul.ai· Ward, lij!iii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!I Behrens anCJ ochers are on permanen1 dt~·
play HouB· 10 .i.m.-6 p.m MondJy
Frtd.ly; 10 ._m.-5 p.m.Satuid.iy, 11 a m.-l TEXAS TFSfED, 1RIED & 1RUSIED
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en~ in tatX l.lU ~--m dlect clecbild. !Wf 11:J01m., l(\Yn Nol vlllid v.11b Ill)' ohr c6ncs "Kids& Fa" ar: ~ Oo" mien.
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1215. se~ continues. Buffet dinner follows. Roof, August 15·231 Southern Cah(ornia
8 BlaC'k and While I.uh, July 18 at 7 Cont.act M.iria Prlc~Tesu, 497-1087. Home and Garden Snow at Anaheim Con·
p.m., Newport Harbor Art Museum at 8 Poncho Sanchez._ A~gust 2, 5.7 p.m., ventton Center. S6.50 Pfi·• seniors SS, ch1I·
Newport Center Fashion Island. Dancing. American Cancer SOclety/OC Latin jazz dren S3. Phone 978·88 8. •Bal~ Sid Oub P.O Box 6288, New·
black and white-themed e.iting and fasfi. gourl"Mt picnic: at Robert MondaVI W1.ne •~rs Restaur.-nl Opening. August port Beach, 721-9316 The SSC will host a
oons. S50 pp. Attire: creative black and and Food Center, Costa Mesa. S35 pp. 16, Bowers Museum o( Cultural Art, S.1nta "Margaril.l Ml'c-o(f" on Saturday at a mem·
white. Contaa Maxine Ga1ber, 759· 11 22. Contact Margaret Edwards, 751-0441. Ana ,,;ns Southwest-themed establish· ber's home. Cost is S9 for w~tcrs, no
ment 500 pp BT Brian lan"'-1"'"' 567 charge for qualified contestants •Kids .-t Hurt. July 18, Olive Crest 8 Beach BBQ, August 4, Olive Crest Treat· · · .,.. '"'• •
Treatment Centers (or Abused Children. ment Centers (0< Abused Children, Kids at 3642· •Fashion Island Newport Cemer Oro1,e
Cont.act Donna Andert, 777-4999. Heart meeting. Cont.act Donna Andert. •Send a Kid to ump, August 17, Trees above Pacific Coasi Highway, Newport
777·'4999. Restaurant and R..1whide Boys and Cirls Beach, 759-1122. Newport Harbor Art
•Tropic Nights, July 18 at 6:30 p.m.. Camp g<?I( tournament at Costa Mesa Mu~um io1ns Fashion l~and in presenting
Opera Pacific Gourmet Diners at Taylor 8 Bravo Bistro, August 8, Gourmet Diners Country Club. 8 am .• .continent.JI breaU.ist second annuJI •·8fack and ~hite Bash" at r~ence, Huntington Harbour. ConlaCI o( Oper<l Pacific at Rappaport residence, and tournament, 6;30 p.m . cocl..tail> at 7 p .m. July 18 featu11ng dining. dancing
.. 1)Tll1<.reuder, 673·12'49. Santa Ana. BT. Contact Myril Kreuder, restaurant; 7: 1 s e .m., dinner and awards and entertainment under the stars. Cost IS 673· 1249. •so 8 family Beach Puty, july 19, 3-9 p.m., S150 pp. Phone 73·0910. ,. per pers.on.
552 Club, Sandpipers and The Associates 8 Summer Fiesta, August 9, City of San •Giggling Marlil\/Cabo Coast Cantina
ol Hoag ,.,~morial Hospotal P-rne-s· dancing Clemente 5K run/watlr7stride competition, JambOiee "Rood at DuPont in lf\1ne, 978
•nd cOolout at Dunes, Newport Beach. contests, games, food booths on A\enida 0340. On Saturday, a II.id's k.a1ao\..c Lunch
Adults, SSO pp.; 1uniors 13-3S. S30 f p.; del Mar, live country, mariachi and sun will be held to benefit ARK Scf\1ces (or
children 2· 12, S 15 pp. Phone 574-721 music. Fre.!. Phone 492· 1131. • trvine lmprov 4255 Campu) Oro\e, Ir· Abused <;:h11dren. 11.araolo.e is singing Y.1th
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all beginning at 7:30 p.m Co>t •> S4 en·
trance foe and ~5 for dinner
•Opera Pacific 650 To\•n Center Or
Su11e -100. C())tJ Mesa 63"· I :>-19 Gour·
met Dineh \'\111 pre<;cnt 'Tro('' '1.i;hb at 6:30 p.m on Saturday Lt "'11 be h())tt:d by
Jim and Pam T,1~lor ContJCl the number
abo\e (or more into
•Orange County Fairsrounds ISi$ Falf
Ome, Costa Mcs.1, 364-254.! Wed.end
horse shows continue durm,1; the fi111,
\\.hich runs throu~h Jul\ 26 the "\lo i:.in
HOl'St' Show" FridJ\·Sur l.1\ the .\11n!\l·
lure Hooe s~...... IUI) s.uurdJ\ -Sund.I\ .
the "Xero~ We.tern ShO\\UOv.n" and "Ail
Breed Show" Jul~ :>4·26. Frn· \\llh rc~ul.ir
tair adm1~1on.
• ea de p rty J 1y 19 3 c t I 8 Wine O..sk, Au~ 9, 2·5 pm , OC 1r1ne, 854-5455. Ellen OeC.eneres and Cary )Our choice of mus.c, video. •nd a 11\C au-r n " ' u1fj at p.m., en r• Wine Society tasting Of OC Fair award Y.in· Brightwell appear ton1gt11. Ritch Shn)der d1ence. The run Y.111 last from 11 .30 a.m. • Art·A·Falr Fesli\al ---Lai;una C.1ti)11" e1ri~ld ~rf<~;:~ti'1c~1~~;,1~r~~r;cghe'. ning wines at Anaheim Marrion Hotel. S40 performs Wcdn~ay-July 26. Showtimcs: to -1 p.m. lRhoad,,5l0aguna ~~,iplch. -IY ; • .iJSl-1. l\lt)tt1' -..-pp. Phone 546-8664. Thursday 8·30 pm , Friday at 8:30 and an artist> u•> J\ J "~ ~ \,1!1l'I\ u lights per(ooned by ~ure Company 10:30 pm., Saturday at 8 and lO:JO pm ; • tntegrily 714 2828 Pacific C().b{ HW\'., \\Otl..s su•toni; cwr\ ta)ll' in th , ~C.th Jn·
Contact Marcia Mareni;o, 998· 1768. 8 Coif Tourn.iment. August 10, JU\enile Corona del ,..'\Jr, 759· 1121. tntcs11ty 714 nual C\.ent \\ hich run> 10 am -1 O p m
•Una Noche del Tulro, July 25. South Diabetes Foundahoo .lt Ney.port Beach and Sund.iy·Wl'dnc-.d.iy '11 8 ·30 p.m Ad· \\111 host a 'Beauty-a-thon" on Sund.ly 10 dJ1ly through .Au~ JO T1c~l·I) S.! 50
Co.isl Repertory and Nuestro Teatro at Coun~ Oub. Contact Barbra March4?), mission: S7• lO. raise funcb to rcno\Jte Orange Co.ut Col· S3 SO.
SCR, C~ Mesa. Reception, 6 30 I'm . 553·0 6J. •Orange Countt Crazies lu892 Bol.a legt!'s 1,20Q.seat Robert B Moore l hcJtrc • fe~livJI or Arh. &50 l;i:::.n.' (;in\l:lfl.
performance at 8 p.m S25 PP Contact •Meet the Artist/Public Forum, Augu..i Chica Si · Suitt' .Ol . Huntin~ton Beach. •Ne\\ port Dunes tamooree Ro.1d and Rd Lasun~ BeJch -19-1 10111 :>an ,. 1&0
1'1.m Frttm.in, 95-·2602 ex 221 12 al 6:30 p.m., FoundJtion (or Facial 840.1406. "Orani;<>lahomJ!" tuns til July Pacific Co.1st H1gll\vay, Newport Beach, art1.,ts and crall)tnt:n d1spl.l\ ih,,11 ul'.111 r~
• 'd 1 f d I 6 Plastic Sur""~ al H)·an Newportcr, Ney.. 25 at Pacific Symphony Building in Santa 751 -04-11. The Bal .. --Sl..1 Club is holding and g1\e demon\lr.itio1h .ind \\11r\..•h 11> nt Bays1 l' nter u e, Ju y 25 Jl :30 p.m., o-A ., ... ~ 8 T I s 12 s1·5 UUJ
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0 P r I port Beach. iscussion of latest 1nno..,allons na . .,...,.,'time p.m. 1Co.cts • a Country W~ern Summer .\lcet1ng on 60th .innl\Cr)Jr) l'<l11oon OI fo,.i \.:1 ·un' .ourmct 1ncrs o pera ac111c at K c1n .. ll'>i<k•nc.e. ,..;ey.port Beach Cont.act M)ril 1n plastic surgery and FDA positions on re-•Orange Counly Fair .it Qfanb'C County Tuesday. It includes .i BBQ dinner and through Aug 3 l .\I rJ rt •! '' J .He d • ~rcuder, 67 3•1249 cent sens1tl\oe 1\sues Free. Phone 759· Fairground> ·88 Fair Ome, Cost.J M~. professional country \\.~tern dance le>s.on~. See FESTIVALSt8
• Alabam.t Concert, lu1Ll5·26 at 4 p.m. 7678. 549-9602 ffcadl1ning the '1 and 9 p.m. -------------------------------
R Cl b ( r d .rr bu C • The Tennis Ball, August 15, Tennis ~vs at Arlington Thejller ~nday \\Ill be
f\l.iry u 0 .... oio l' "'1ra co an· Culd r.,.,. P ·~ 1 1"-TBA "AN1nhtJlthelmprov"featu11n<'\\'1I Sh11-TOP TEN ~,,n HnmeAid 0C United Cerebral P.il~y 1 ot ...,~ra aciiic a ..... ato0n · !>'' C .• r . 1 :>
.ind Mt."t!ICJI 01~qcr Rt.-spon)C country • A Million Great Ide.is Under One ner, \.\.'a'ync otter anu ~ro Lener.
mus•c (t.-.t1\al at lqucstrian Center. Ala·-------------------------------!
b.1ma pedormanct> at 8 pm. S40-45 pp July 2 • July 9 Phont""8S8-4SOO
•Summer Picnic July 26, noon-4 pm ,
Jf.'\\IYI fNlera1ion o( OC at Mason Park, It·
\1ne S..' pp . S5 per (am1ly. Contact Deb·
b.c Stein, 259-0655.
•Taste or Tustin, July 26, noon 1111 8
p.m., B~ and Oris Club or Tuqin at Tus·
tin Pl.ua SJmple tastes from th1rt}) locai
rr-.taurants Phone 544.53-11
• Ne.w England Clambill.e, August 1,
Courmet Diners o( Opcr.i f'ac1fic at Corona
del M.ir Beach Contact M)'nl Kreuder,
67J·1249
• Barbecue al Stout Manor, August 1 al
" 30 p m , OC Sl..1 Club 1n Miuion V1e10
SJ pp-in .id1r.mce. SS pp. at door. (-Ont.Kt
Ver.i, 960-4200
•Bridal Show, August 2. 10 am ·S p.m. OC Brid.11 Connections "ultimate \\.edd1ng
C\ent for beach cities brides" at Neighbor· hood Community Center. Cost.l Mesa (CJ·
turn 100 C\h1b11ors, (a~oon shows at
12 30 and 3.30 pm SS pp. Cont.Jct Mol·
lie Merrell S-18·1089
8 Oper.-Lecture, Augu)f 2 at S p.m.
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1. ADDAMS FAMlLY (1991)
2. CAPE FEAR (1991)
3. FATHER OF THE BRIDE (1991)
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1. MARIAH CAREY "MTV Uplugged EP"
2. BILLY RAY CYRUS "Some Gave All"
3. RED HOT CHILLI PEPPERS "Blood Sugar Sex Magik"
4. SOUNDTRACK "Boomerang"
5. KRIS KROSS "Totally Krossed Out"
6. PEARL JAM "Ten"
7. SOUNDTRACK "Mo' Money"
8. B-52'S "Good Stuff"
9. SOUNDTRACK "Sister Act"
10. EN VOGUE "Funky Divas"
1. SIR MIX A LOT "Baby Got Back"
2. TLC "Bab Baby Baby"
3. N2DEEP .Yeack To The Hotel"
4. MADONNA "This Used To Be My Playground''
5. COVER GIRLS "Wishing On A Star"
6. ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT "Tennessee"
7. RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS "Under The Bridge"
8. KRIS KROSS "Jump" · ~
9. KAIS KROSS "Warm It Up"
1 O. NICE & SMOOTH "Sometimes I Rhyme Slow"
Orange Cout Weekend I Th&nday, July 18, 1992 •
MUSIC
Another Starship landi at DC Fair
9v Joel Beers
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D on'1 he fllOlcd into th inJ..111g that just becau~e a
bJ1H.l c.tllcJ Jeffc:r:-on Star~hip is playing the
Orange County Fair F1 iJay night. the only thing
heard 11 ill he pale regurgitations of pa~t glories.
Unli l..l' lllhcr b.ind' phi)ing the fa ir. !>UCh a~ the
I l'll1pt.1t1llO' .111d Stcppcn"olf. "ho merely play pa:.1 hit:.,
Jctkr,11n St.ir,lup ha' J dt:cideJ C)C on the future.
,\nd thl'. re.1,011 fl1r that I!> the man behind it all: PJul
t....111111.:r. One of the founding ml'.mbc:rs of Jcffcr~on
A.1rpl:tnl!, Kantnl'.r ha' alway~ hcen a musici_an \\hO focu,cs
1111 the ph:,cnt r.1 thcr than dwelling on the past.
So. "hilc ~ou mJ~ hear :.ome oh.I Airplane and Star~hip
h11'. 'uch J'> ··\ nluntl·er, .. or ··w oudcn Ships," both
K.111tncr 11 rittcn. 1ou 11on't he Jr cla!>\ic rock standard!>
\\ h11c R;1bb11 ,ii ":-.11meth1ng 10 LO\c," both written b)
( j I ,ICC !:>la:J..
"\\\:'re Jll'l <.:r,l\lung till'• (the F.ur)." ... ays Kantner of his
'''cn-111011 tl1-11ld Ill''' l'nsemhle. "We 'll he drawing from
,omc o f the 111~ 111<.kr '1uff. but 11 c'rc going 10 focus on the
n1·11.. T iu' hand I\ q1111c credible 111 11' 011 n right."
rite c1olu11un ol the band th.11 bcgJn in San Francbco as
ktkr-.. l1n r\1rp!Jnl' in 1%6 ha' bl·en convoluted. It 's gone
through numcrnu' pcr,onnd change:. and a few official
n.1111c chan~e~ The Airplane beca me Jefferson Staiship in
llJ72 ;rnd Star ... hip in 1985. Along th e way. members formed
hand~ like I !Pt Tuna and the KU C Uand.
Kantner 11ll1c1.lll~ ldt in 198.t lk f1r'>t coined the name
Jefferson Starship so it w~ naturaJ toApick it up again. _
Joining Kantner in the band i another founding Airplane
member, bassist Jack Cassady. Papa John Creach on violin,
and keyboardist Tom Gorman also played with the Airplane.
Rounding out the band are former Tubes drummer Prairie
Prince, noted session gu itarist Slick Aguilar, and Darby .
Gould, a female Bay Area musician introduced to Ktlntner
by his daughter, MTV's own China Kantner.
Kantner will share lead vocals with Gould.
In 25 years, Kantner has never stopped playing or working
with new groups. The current band has been rehearsing
seriously since January. It's been playing the East Coast and
Florida the last several weeks. Friday's Orange County
appearance is its only Southern California stop.
While the temptation might be there for some cla~sic
rockers to repeat familiar hit~. Kantner "ants nothing of
that.
He describes the new band\ ound as audio !>cience
fiction, rock 'n' roll in spirit but definitely futuristic in scope.
"Our music is grandiose, liJ..c a good movie' soundtrack. II
gives a broad canvas on which 10 paint thing:.. I equate
science fiction to rock 'n' roll in general. There arc no rules
that aren't broken. Someone makes the rules and someone
else breaks them. Rock 'n' roll has never had rules."
There arc no rules in the new Jefferson Starship. but
there is cJrnracteristic Kantner irony and wit. Always one of
the most revolutionary of musicians, Kantner says
"Shadowlands," one of the band's new songs, is a
tongue-in-check Jonathan Swift·liJ..c song about a female
erial J..illcr of Republicanl>.
"We don't get many Republican~ at our concert,,"
Ktlntncr said laughing, "hen a J..ed to describe ho\\ Or.111~..:
County car will like a song liJ..c "Shado"land~."
Though one of the firebrands of the rock rc1olu11un th.11
caught fire in the Bay Arca in the 60s, Kantner ha~ little
·time to talk about hi> role in hi~tory,
"Tha1's something I don't even coni.1dcr. There\ nt• ttmt:
100 look h::ick. I'm 100 bu y."
Allman Brothers . Band catches fire again
J u\t \\hl'.n 11 ~1ppcan:d the
Allm.111 13rnthc rs l3and \\a!>
hcadcd fur ,1 pc rm.incn t gig
on the ro\.J.. 'n' rnadJ..111 cm:u11.
dc~tincJ 10 plJ~ d11e~ too ~mall
lor their equipm en t, t he
wu1llr)'·fr1cd group ~cored big
'' ith th e l'NO :.ilbum "SC\.Cn
Turn\ ...
Now the 23-year-old band,
11 hose kc) boardi!>t/v'ocali~t Gregg
Allman continues to honor the
tcgac)' of late, great brother
Duane. 1s back at the big venues.
features Blue~ Traveler.
' "Seven Turns" garnered the
Allman Brother:. Band a Grammy
nomination and "Comeback of
the Year" honors in a Rolling
Stone readers poll.
as a reaffirmation of th e Allman
Brothers signature blend of blue'
roots an'd virtuoso imprmi ation
which ha\e accounted for 15
million album sales \\-Orld" ide.
Fogelberg
climbs the
• 01ounta1n
& H 1gh 1111 till' mountJlll, the
clnuJ., do'' n he Jm1 :· 0Jn
rl1gclhcrg \\l)U)d \lllg I ll
:-:c1hcrlJnJ," "I'm kd111g 'o \trung
111J .1l1ve. Anl.l I 11 Jnt to do Jll the
tlung' thJt I nc1cr h.11c Jone"
The 'ingcr 'ong"111er appears SJt·
urd.11 JI the ll"\inc kJdow~ Amphi·
theatre 111th L111J G1IJ..,,on The pcr-
The band performs at the
I 9,000-seat Pacific Amphitheatre
Friday night. The four-hour show,
which begin~ at 7 p.m., also
torm.incc hC'g1m al S pm. \\1t h S:?5 ticket' still available al TicketMastcr.
The Peoria, 111.-hurn Fogc lhcrg. after ~tudying the piano, began playing the
guitar JOI.I compming at age 1-t Studying art at the Un1vcrsiry of Illinois, Fo-
gclbcrc me t Irving Awff, who managed local bands like REO Speedwagon.
In 1971. Fogclbcrg dropped out of school and moved to Los Angeles for a
rccmJ1ng career His ~ccond album, "Souvenirs," went gold.
Now the band is promoting its
11th album. "Shades of Two
Worlds," which has been lauded
T ic ket s, which cos 1
S26.95-S38.50. arc available at th e
Pac Amp box office. TickctM:ister
or by phone._ (740-2000).
A sclf-~tyler, Fogelhcrg survived his backup group, Fool's Gold, going their
own way. and he actively guested on LPs with stars the like of Jackson Bolton-betts It Michael Bolton could .five. • IOOle S.tantay"""' at 1:30 Ill the
Browne and Randy Newman, while the string of Fogclbcrg hits continued fivc'..minute acceptance speech for Pacific Amphitheatre.
with ··Netherlands,'' "Part of the Plan," "Dancing Shoes," and "There's a ut ~ DI his award for "When 11 Mao Loves Sharin1 the bill is up-and-comer
Place m the World for a Gambler." 0 on a Woman" without mentioning the Celine Dion, whose "Ocaury and
Oy the eighties. Fogelbcrg had appeared on the soundtrack of "Urban name of Percy Slcd&c. the Bcut" d~t with Pcabo Dryson
Cowboy," mixed his lilting voice to flutist Tim Weisbcrg's improvisation and C omedian De is Miller uld HOWC\ler you feel about Bolton. pined extended airplay.
broken 1hc platinum recording barrier. the most-am 'ng thing about no one can deny he hu a stron1 Tickets for rhc Bolton/Dion
"Lessons learned arc like bridges burned, you only need to cross them the last Grammy telcast was th•t set of pip«. and he'll Jct them outina are Sl7.60-Sl7.SO.
on~."herou~Fnu~c~~alhe. -~~~L~quh~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
8 Orange Coast Weekend I Thursday, Juty 16, 1992
.,
bringing people together!"
July 16, 1992 Special Adv~ing Supplement for Orange Coast Weekend
Shrink Rap-:-What Our Friends Tell About Us!.
by Sandra Vtgon
What doc:, our chCJ1cc of friend.-. rc\.cdl
.&bout us> Just a~ the chJr.ictc~ in <lrcarm
arc the unconscious reprcscnl3t1on.., of
facctS of who we arc on an inner lever,
!)1m1larly, we c:.in :;cc these aspects of our
own pcrsonJl1ty and self in our external
life through those we c.hoo:,c to share our
lime and interests "1th
A m1~take manv people make an
looking for a pann ·r LS gctLJng caught an
the 1<lca that there '' one pcr'>On out tlicrc
who c.in fulfill our cwry need and '-"•th
whom we an Im: happily c-.cr after
can r<'""l>lv hH· up lo 'ur.:h cxpt·ctauorb
·1 lx·Nforc we look to a Vlrn.:tv of frn:nd.,
with \A.horn v.e can hare and lave out
these t.lanercnt part.'> of our-clv~ If we
have few or no fncnch. that al'o ~av<> a lot
about \\.ho "'care 1ntemally
If \OU thank about your fm:nd.5 vou
\\.111 probabl>' ~'C that each one ha,
'om<.:th1ng unique to offer You cnio-. Joe
bccau!>C he L.' adventurous an<l love!> to t.ry
new thinR.' [),we, bccau-.c tu-. ~n.,111v11v
an<l ab1l11~ 10 IL'>len Jllow you 10 .. har1.
ft..'Clmg.' JnJ thoughts \ ou couldn t '>hare
"'•lh '>omconc cbc Yuu like ~uc bcwu.-.c
5hC:' ant<> "JX>rt'> .tn<l fun lo be '"1th .rnd
Lmd.1 lx·cJU:>e '>he'!> so bn~l11 :tnd '.'>!lrnul.u
1ng 1ntcll1..·ctu:ill>. t:tc. Uut \\ l1Jl ahou1 the
than~' vou don t like: "> rnut h .1lmut lhl·m'
Jnc " grt.·Jt lo g<1 hakm~ "1th, hut 111.·'
-.u1.h J lo'>(.•r Or I 1111..L1\ '" "nl.lrl, hut 'hl'
rJlh bug' rTll' lx·lJU't..' 'he'-. 'uch J gcM1r
The ::ict10~ ::in<l lx:h.1,·mr \\e -.cc an otht.·r.,
that C\ okc a pa,,1on.llL' rc~p<>l'l.'lC rcJlly
gcl our godl, :in: Jttuall\: unrcco~n11c<l
an<l rc,cuc·d part.'> ol t>lJP•l:lvt:.) I he mo'I
important clue t<i l~ll'> " 1n how we rcJl 1
or o,·crr<:Jll lncrc· t-. an 1mport.1nl
<l11Tcrcnc..c bct,,ecn IU't not hk1n~ or
.1nrrov1Jl~ of '" h.ll 'tin1c1..•nc cl"(.· doc
tlil' I "''r r•r thl· ~t"-''P t.'I It' rn11 h
1..•.1,1er 111 dump <iur 'hJOP\\ p.11:.., nto
... onx: Ill' d"\. ind ~cl lll{CI I 'lie pl tlC 01
m •r.tl111nt: l•r l\lll~lll~ oth\.:r'
\Jthou:-:h al i--1<111 • .::.h ''' rt. ''hen \\1.:
fk:,1(1n lo H: ''"n .1m.l Ix ome J\\Jrc l I
the.~· J -.i ·~ h .md re 1(l•1)LJ.il' l" 11! ~·..: IJL\ !..'
.ind fX"lll\l \\llhlll 11ur...~·h1.•, \\t'' Ill
become mnr1.· ,1hk· t< m;1\.:1.· 1.1111,ul•u.'
choac..t'' 111 our ll\c..'' •
\t4,1tlra 1, ti /•\\\.I r.1l•t'T1l/1., j 111 /Jt~l oft
pract1c1. 1n \t 1.~1 l.JA .11 • .;t.Ji.:., '' ,,., 111.•
I lo\.\cvcr. even 1n the very ~t of rclJ
L1oru,h1ps, we arc lam11cd by the fac.t that
we arc mere morub and no one pcr:.on
HE PERSO
H ow to respond to a " ad?
Seepag1e~
'l'Ol:TllHJLL y \tA rv Rf
DWI-, pctcLc, quality Seeks 1n
tdhcc:m. ~ W~t. fil, ••m. r..
n&nC11lly secure. Pf<)(us.ooal
62+ ~wpon IX.ach. Call 2796.
YOU:-iGSO. BLONOE,S'6'/l 22,
seck1 man over 50, WOfkin&. 10
l-~--__,cnioy fun and possible 1dat1on-sh1p Cosu Meu Calf 1895"
w1,so~1E. wrrrv. n.
TRl\1 BLO:->DE BFA\J"TY
uicks ref Sled aentJcm!in • S • lO
share movies, munums,
meandcru1cs ~npencd w11h huls and h-Irvine. Call
21 l
WllAT A MDCI ltahan/Mm
can de.lccnl, !Vtc.J/Tll.lllU cusp!
Suy SWF, S"SJi.hapcly, dark
hair anJ e)CS. F\ln-!m-mJ. <"'4
101na.bubblypenonal11y Kind,
honcil. lovc bolls, rKa, bead!,
11111 ..ld Palm Spn.n11 Stt .. •fl&
• &ood·looltm1. hone111uy, no1
mh> came playu11. alcohol or
dru1s.(waaldrn1llerok1y)who
has s1m1l.v quah11u ..ld 1otef
csl.J ..ld wanu 1 rel11.1onsh1p
l"\Jl.lllUUI Valley. Call 17•9
VE:RY SELECTIVE. VERY rRE1TY. ISleneumbtttd, S'T.
111m, blonde Scdt1 SO plus,
re.fined, chsmmJ, wmy aattlc-
11'1111 lO s!we life's mlll'IY plu-
11n1. lrvme. CaU 2749
nou' Iona tcnn rcl111.>nsh1p
~tu~J a ~ An) n•
uonal11y Santa Ana C.11 IJqZ
VERY AlTRACTIVE DWF,
Phys1c1an, 39, SS/122#, :\JS
Pl.:i)'ful, active, r~y for com
m11men1, f•mly w1lh aunaive,
secure. su.::ceuful,fun.emolJOn
a.ITv ava1l~blc W\t -:0./S ~"~ who IS ruJy fl)( the bcsl Co
rona Call 193:
TIRF.D OF OAMES'I Me too!
DWl-, 28. :-OS, one son. Classy,
IWqut, lltrllClJVC, professlONI,
vena1.1lc. SeeU 11ncerc. lltrllC·
uve SW, NS &cn1-lerMn 26-38.
Convcrsation,•mo.e, book.s,
people, fu.neu. l.Wldcrstaodintt.
shar1"1. c:artfl&. lrvmc.. Call 1446
TIRED OF DA ll-:0.G7 L.cd:mg
fOI' an honnt, """" rclauon·
sh•p' Let 1 ulkl DWF •3. S6'/
shm, lllnlCUVt. ac:ttve ind1v1dual
v.ho CllJOY1 ltnnlS, h1k1ng, danc·
mg horseback ndin11nd wallu
oo the 1-ch Irvine. Call 2148
TALL,SLHNOER40'S IS.as
trKh•C. pau>OnA&e aboul life
SWI' 11111nu 10~1ear1ng,hon·
est, succcuful man for fnc:nJ
ship and romance. Lona Beach
Call221!7
TALI., ATTRACTIVE
BLOND€ hltcs cuual "W(:ll IJ
finer thinas 1n Ilk. If you're one
VERY ATTRACTIVE.. OlTf. fine men be.ntcoi 48-60 • .wK·
"COING. CREATIVE DWF, tive, acll\'C, f1.r1, hke to tauah.
n-r.~.ucmna.r-.1onns. spotl and bcspotled, rd hkeyou
1N11Y fteft:SU. 0ewu monota IO be the fincJI thtna 1.n my h/c.
mow ~ with 11nccre, C.11 lhu NISID SWE Nev.-pon
TOl'IW9C.edtiamout.~. ~lM
fun-loving, SWM, •7 S8, with
scrue ol humor. Wat1tdc, (bul
1n Or-.e C'.ounty ofltn). Call
2187
\TALL (6'), ATTRACTIVE
widow, YOUl\I S., N/S, scclcs
financ11lly tcc\IH 1cnllcman ,.,,th I '11/lde rln&e of m!QUIJ
who tnjO)'I life. Jlunllf1110rl
Beach. Call 26.Sj
TALL (SI I') SWF, 19, OlTf·
OOINO, enJOy• danc1n1,
~ches, """ 1c• Seeks tun ''"' '"I· 19 :!5, llU\' fot fncnchh1p,
pUU•t>I)' rriure Cyprn\ CAii m1
TALL (5 10 ). SLl·'l>l·R
BLO,OI .. 31. SWI. '~·en
J'l)'S OOIJo.'f iKtlV IUC> All>J \fl''IH,
dcWl:J 10 meet athlc:uc, \ln..trc.
ull SW\1, '15. 31 3ti lr"nc
Call lt\79
SWF, SIS. SS, Sb. CIAS\Y,
romaouc. flOPC'J'Tllc:hmif\,lgnc.
l-.lv1slCl11mc.al Seeks b"? +, 50
65, sincere. honcs1. cduca1cJ,
hwnclroo '. c:omn11uncn1 f ucnJ/
hfC11mc p111ner \lis\1un Vlt'J<•
Call 2817
SWl-,ATl"RACTIVE, ';!,•eek•
301sh 1uy for fncndilup anJ
ml)' be more. r\le used. '"'heel
chair for pa.n 4 ye.vs, but .un
qu11e active. I cnioy 111vehn1.
sports, computers, and 1ry1n1
new lh11141 \1y pllrsicaJ l1m1U
llOnJ don ISIQ(' me lf they Joo I
stopyou,conuamc. ln-u" C.111
1730
SWF, S4. A~iPLE BUT FIT.
NS, Cl\J")S simple life equally
al humc, .ai a.>0ccru, museums
and the thcaicf Scdt1 40+/..
n.in·obsernYe tcJJy bear Sil/\
JuanC•pu1r1no C111 211 1l
SWF. 24, BLO:O-DF., BLl.F
l;YES, s· , model ri1urc, l1kcc
buch, sunscls, and• 1.ioJ umc
~ ""J'llf1 Bc.tdl C'.a II 1285
SWF, 19. chubby. lovlble, 00!
gom1 l<'JJ)' l!cllt sttlc1ng roman
11cSM '°'ho loolu 1M1Jc, no1f.s1
ouu1Jc. hllmon C'.all 131,l •
S"-'F Dl:SCRES Hi\ '000~U;.
I-Tr SB\1 under .0 I'm 59', 9,
fo, aubun\lbluc, &°'&coos, Jin·
ccrc Tustin Call 1658
SWF ~t. Mcltf profcmunal
JcnllellWI fUlf tr1vel, 1olf, din· ma. fun &. mofc. Balboa. Call
26JS
STOP! YOU CA 'I MEET DWF.
•9, NJS, eJuc:al.cd, llUK1 rte. Call .r you -DWM, NIS. 4S+, le cure. fll'l-lm-•na. IC:rlJlllVC ""'"' aood nlurs Sewpon Dach
Call 2101.
and rcaJI, gutang up-.cl .1bou1 11 I In"'
come \OU Jrc so u~~·t> \\ h' should th.1t
bother \'OU '0 much' l'IW'-t' thin~' .1rcn t
l'J'" to a<lmit .1bout c >Ur'<.·h c.,, .md u·,
n·ucht·cl Ji 1r' ,,,L.,1iltt1ll<111 cm [, r 1/l1t ~1: ll,,
rm her1r11<.cm,11! /tt.,1c.11/1J1 .. \If~= 111 :11,,
/111hl11. llflflfl 1md 'cit\ t < l/>11011 .! ti•c ·n (, 11/
:<:!0·16
H'f\ unuimfort.1hle w "t"C ou~l\c..'' .1-.
SOPlllSTICAHU BKl.
'l:nl· !)WI·, SMI ''· 4llf~ llYC, jCl\•111~c. mtclhi:cn• ~cc\,,
SW\1 -IS SH, prnfcu1vnJI,
healthy, ch:illl hlC·•l)'k l.•'Klg
lk.x.h c..11 :!l'ilii
~'¥111 F• Very J'fCll\, cur\ ..
ocuu•. petite. t>runcac nur-c, 1'1,
5:/IO> (.n1'•H tr"'~I. the Uh,
mu\IC, ne-.. ;al\ tnlWC\, IJughlcr
llliJ rom.aoec Dc•1res J'fOfe•
sional gemlcmoin ll>r rcl.&1100
ship Irvine C.all I !!ti~
SJ!', 30, scd.s J\I, lO•. l<wcs
h<Kscs. COUOll)' mu\1cJJ.lo~mg.
wr .10,lcrs I'\ tiu11I< J muu
Tu•un Call 11177
Sl.~.Bl.'XO\t, RRl. WTIF.,
RIG RLL 'Ee ns. OJI-. 35,(SllC
14) v.tduld, new lo CA frl'f'll
Ch1Qgo, tecks SW~t 30 .is yrs
10 enJO"J daimg, dinner and
dancing. most ot 1111 fr1cnJsh1p.
fun & laughter L~a~ !\1gucl
Call 1531
si:,smVF ASIA' l-l·.\1AU:
~cs~ll.mo\<oes,11n·
e.l1n1. b&tl pmcs. llllHNIC dm
1n1 OrlUlgc Couo1y Call :!596
SAi·. 40151 I, SUSLl::O. Dl·R,41·
t111c11vc, profcss1t'"1I woman
Ptc.ue respond 1f yoo hnc old
fiuh1oocd values, •tn' suc:~·c.u
ful in yourc•= aoJ rioc sctr1sh
I '°'iii amv.cr all calls Irvine.
Call 2ll4
R0\11\ 'TIC• RL'il'O:\SIVJ:I
RADIAXT1 l)Jl· dcs1rt's lunJ
\omt S'IO'•, 1ntclh&mt 'iJ\I, ~I
S, 35 45 fOf cornm.ucd fr1cnJ
sh1p/k>ve adv~111rc \llu~ be
rich m hcw\/p:anion11e m mind
I •-ti wilh ~ arms! Irvine Call 2l.."O
READY FOR RO\llA'lcCh
hn1y. advcntwous, lovablc, 3 I,
WF Full-fiaurcd. n 112. ,.,,
IUburn hair Md almond eyes,
Hdt1flg samtive, Ql'lfll, SWM,
28-36 fof l1uahlcr and k>ve. Ir·
Vint. ~111()65
RAVEN llAIRED insclhatnt
SWF acdsc:oruptr.wl c~
K>n, 25•, IO caplorc fa.,,orne
ha>nu. No sun Sod• °' diu&' t.ona Bc.ach. Cal I 14 76
PKOH 'i'ilO' \1 'i~Fq.' \
CflJ<'H uolJ..""'• lf.a•cl, ICtV11'
<;c..i.s s.amc 1n m • .ic lluntmo11,10
llJl'b.IUI (°Jll ~7()1
J'KOf·l;..\\IO' \I Ill Clo. ll:
\1AI l'.ffiJ••Hthc .. 11c.blucs.aoJ
an 5«1..< nl.llc ulfT\pamm, H
60 r~~e un1mpvr1:in1. I •mi
ik..kh C.ill ~l'i'I
PRE,, Y, Vl\'1\CIOl.S, plJ• ru1. aJ~cnrurou•. etluc.ucJ, f cm1
nine, "" u1g llJy, m.111) inter
C)ll, sec!.< hlc:CCS$1UI, auraCll\t'
mo111. 43 St!. l,ung 8c.Kh c~11
14<>3
PRl:TTY, R0\1 \''TIC. D\\.'1-
37, suph1~uu1cJ, slc:nJc:r. Jc,.
1sh.rrnfcmuml Sttl..sW\1, \
S,3S·4 ,handJ<>me,fo,sucuo
ful, for lau1h1cr, Cllfl•crsa11on.
loYmg. comrn1ucd rcliil1\Jflsh1p
In-vie Call 1778.
PRE:TTY. Pf.TITF, PROFES
SI 0-:0.AL, OW, -:VS, "6. ...>ITT\
affcc11on11e, compass1ona1c
En,JO)'I lhc outdo.>rs, fp..>m,
d.tncin&. lau1h1ne. the.tier anJ
much more. Sttkmg a bc)I
fncnd. lovcr anJ hrcp.anncr v.1th
sim1IM b.ie~groonJ M1<s"in
V1c,.1. CAii ~ 116
PRI "ITV, Pf.TITr. \1 1.:SIC
11:1\CIU"R. ~·r1110. scd< •
CCnllcrnan "'ho IS <puuu.ally
mui.Jcd, alhlcuc, 40 ~,, 10 \hMe
1 •pr.:ul hfc •1>1C1ha Or.ani;c
Coonty C.tll 2010.
PR! l"TY, PASSIO'A 11',
PROr:Kc;SIO\AL. 39, 5 \ ~{.
desires hand1omc -.;JSfD cl.a•<
ac1 man of mc.uu for C('f!VTl 11
mcnt.!\e'°'l)l:lfll'c~ C...111\IOI
PRI-rrv PROH:ss10\ \L
DWI·, 'IS. 4S, trvn, uncncum·
bacd, love tmo1s, sporu, aru
mats. rcstalM'lllU. •inc, tauah
I« • .t'r.Gi..tn, lfUlh ... «Wl•Cf·
uuon,cravcl,m.>n:. Tumn Call
2JY1
v.li.• h.1• 'pir1Ju.il11\ ;,inJ •lllU.:•
1-<ith pr.•ICnl•>n.11 )Of..•C" .atlJ .1
4u~l11\ r-:r-••n.11111.: I" me l.•11 .!\ol~
l'KI• rt Y !\I· •eel>.< ~'\ " W\I
ftn.111.:1.111\. em .. o,.n.11 ' \LIM.
l·.llml\ '"1<'.0leJ I•• l'"""k m-'I
" ~· Or "'It' (.oUn~ (.'i ll I~,,
Pl1 nt \I\ \CIOl \1'TI I
I ICil'''· lcm1nm.-. 11tr.11.:l1H.
t>kinJc Sec .. 1ng th.1l •prc1.1f m.10
10 .ti.uc m~ tt>t frlf hie l\gc "'
'" ~N \1mHWl V1cr1 Call .'!O.~l
1)1 1111 . \llRACTI \ 1· \C
rl\'C: \ .. r. i"'oulJ. TII.c .1. fWl
n.:r m m\ u1l !>.>.:ii <>r (,.,
•a1hn1 -k11ng. ~'""' '" he.a h M.mg L .. lflg Rea.Ji (.all ~:<N
Pl RSI'' W.\\Tl;O P('111c,
SllW. ~~. seek< nice, pl.a\<tul
Per"""· 25• tu walk, Jult, ul ..
cn.l''Y hfe Long Rc.~.h C...11
!OK:?
Pt..R!>I \' WA'"fLU Hc..au11
ful h(,>nJc: '°''"' giTcn CH>, 10,
scttts hll\Js('m(. cJu.:aicJ. am
b1ll(>U\, fam1lr-OflCOICd fin.an
c1ally 1nJq>n1dcnl/<t'CurC' \\I
10 5'i forfun, tr.avcl,a.hcn1ure
lrv111e Call 1~7ii
'0 r JLSr A \OTllFR
l'Kl ITY 1-i\CE llatk\ nJcr
t\ll) Scn,wl. n'fTl.illO.., ''ccn
C)'ed Gree~ H'C .. < ~1n1:crt,
hc:..thhv.all'fdlONtc ST>\ \1. '\ \, "'er 51< undcf <10 C ,,,,u
\k,.a Call I Sq
'ICl.. PU· \Sl~G SBI· \ttl..\
<ecurc, dcancut.. grac1,X1\ •mile
mlll lll ~. 111y nauUNhl\', 1,-,,
}Ut c:.IO\.Cn\.J.inc1111 \11hll'•fl v.c,.l Call 24%
\I \RR \(,I \II' 1)1 I> <'
llS, 1. N• r nc "'" '"
h"f'fl\ ... ,.1 t.....1111\ 1,h '"' ''"
ume. \icr' 111tJ.U•I.' 11' "'"n
ale \C\\, \\Utl(,'Hl~. JUJ rh\
t.tfl) ltl (""''" ••nunum""J'''' It\• C\ .h1lol1 " JnJ AOJm.&.
Clv1,ll.ill \.I , .. , .. ~\IUI ..
'""'· "'"" ,,.._,,,, t 'l'u .I .uw,
full 1llm • rclt1"••nh•r 1c:.a•l•f1l h•
hm h 'u•lln l.1 I I'"
I 0\1 I 111 11<11 'll'. nc"'
CAflCIH:!XC•, li\J4\ .11\J l•>ll1•>f
row• DWI·, ~I.~ I', llllJ'91H
bright -..uh 11r.-.1t "'""" ''' hu
mi.-... De.ire Cl'lllkm.an 4' ~.;
'\;'"JS 14> •Ni11-:J.iiu1;: uut. v.io
ccns, 1n..,\IC• 111'cl '°"' gu .. .J ..on•ch~•""' 1" • ..-e~u .-:-.n1
l OV,\HI I· I'> 'ii I "'" I' :~.
fun kl\.IOti • .JJ\\.'1hJr • ._...,, """"'
ras•11>nJk m 1lr hot lt1cnJ•h1p
,.,, P"""t>lc rcl•l""''h1r llun
hngll>n Hc~ .. h (..all I \'I
l,(l(.)li.l'(i J.c)I{ .a nuturtni\
fncnJ .tlkl «""J'l&ll"'" "'Ith I'".
\1h111t\ •• r· ·\Ir 1 .. ,,. Im• OWl-
SI k"·~mJ ,,., «•!TllVOc 4~ hi
10 "111!1: qu~h1' ll!'le "'•lh I •"'(
fk.;cl) (";,II : H ~
l.ICll l ll'\1'1 till" lllC.
Gl. Y1 ln1<'lhgtn1, r•'"''"-''"·
"f'Cn, I,·~ ml( "°hilt: km.ate r all
s1· .aiu""'"'· I·•• c 1,•l•u~.11.>lf,
Siii, ~fl \C'.a ll•h, lla•Cl,J.IO,c
Yt'O ~llUdi\C, '""· •'f'l"l· ,.,.
.;c,,tul, 4>".,<', "'•""· utl, ~~
S'i l <'"S llca..h C~ll !t>\S
I IT'i <•I I \l RIOLS. S\\L
'"'· ~ .. I\~•. N. hl.>tl<k Nu.:.
VCI (Ydl\ "« ... , SW\I, \ ~.
b • 111m,.1111n~11,, H 4 '· •tn\C
of hwn..-r ~I.I \ru c~ll 15'1'
UT Cl"'IC.-fl 'iWI-'' 'l+D BALA,Cl:D l.IH:., Sf lt'i,.,.flJ'fncr~cJ.f'...,
llUlh, hullhy cnvir\lllfT\Cnl, b1g ll"C allc,t,.in.ll<', N1•hl. h•t1t'l\0
rCUlfd e»llcct1<W1I rm~ Buena mulh la.:cltJ, l\••e crv'"n \.111(
l'.vk Ca.IL U4~ ' -drc:,n.l~•\c.l.WVU~----"'-•
~A flVH ORA 'GI COl!\llA~ ~t,T:O-OT Pl.AS nc. DWP, 46, ph)fC\<iooal.
harr>. ""'" rOiC 1arJemnJ, «>ly flrq>laccs, r\JfT\#lllC, hi.>11·
e<t.. Jooltirt& fOf 1Ndl1gct11, h.>n•
est, t'JUhh\hcd, Jm&l•nc, (}W \.t,
·~-~~ lllJe. c.u :!..~
1og,.f'hy,hk.)du111.~ tla llf""'•·
llWld ""'""t 'l'Ol wmc 1'f lht-
eb..•"c· Sli • . .nJ • "tnr fpe•nl
man l'u~1n <.\•II ~~O
LfG(i' \11 1).Wl'STI R'
LADY \lrm, •.:1.1•c. l'f'C" ~ '
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.iJ, c11tu1c\ lt\lnc Call I K 11
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mg. Kl<OQ •nJ tun I ulleth>l'I c .. 111os3
1:-0IHl.JGl·Xr nwi .. Sti. I.Wt~
people. music, buch, uavcl.
gourmet d1Mcrs Seeks gentle
man Ill >hire umc l.agun ..
Reach Call ~r,o~
1-;n l.l l·CI LAI. & SI·'
~LAL 1 O.c1 ~·· Very rrclly.
,1.m DWI s·r seeks Al\ICUIAIC
v..>mp11.r1100 SO t>'I to share mov
1c<.c•~iu:n•C.. <1ghuceing An~
h he.I m1nJ a plus Sense"' hu
""" 1'0J ah1ht\ "'have fun sw
P"\ J~i:'«' Inane.. C•ll .!048
I' Sl·AIKll OI· ~A:" Slfllnjl
hut iecntk:, firm .onJ !mV\llh, l1b
cr•I. lrt>cr•llng, lcCCf'I. lo.lever.
~.nJ \( ~~•gc~lcnSW~.
25 30. 5 9 to I h>ptng for bcaut1
fol delivery In-inc Call r.? 111
II· I Wl·RE llLl'\D. wha1 woolJ
I ice when I (.cod you? If I
were Ju!. how woold you com·
mun1caic w1lhmc" I amnoc bl11'1d
or du(, but how do I knuw that
)OU arc SCC1ntt & hurrng7 Or
.ongc Call IS2Q
r:-.-1 :-;err TllF WO~A N I~
kl·.Dot ~ girlncltdoof,l>ut 1(
11 • s.'lfl'IC>)nc m bdween you're
looking for Im a JlfOfemonal
SWl·. 'IS. n.s-r.btondcAlluc
\fany vantd 1.meresu. I will re
1um all ulJsl Irvine. Call 1965
I W A;\T rr AJ..l.1 A mcc SW
guy with All Amcrrun gooJ
looks who's ftrwle1ally & emu
tt0n.1I~ 1ecure Arc you out
lhctc~. PICAJC NJS, no ch1I
drcn. no bcanh or musiad'lc1,
b ~.full head of hair and no BSI
Corona dcl Mu Call 1683
I MISS coovcr..._t0n, ~
t00lh1p rind ca1.ng .. rm DWJ..
young (\(), u1m, lllUlld.rve cncr
g~ w/r>asslOl'I (Of 9olf and i.en-
ni1. Scdtmg rn, N!S SWM 5R
6ll w/hlte UllCl"C11J Irvine. Call
25.58
I AM JEWISll 3S/S'7', IUUC
uvc, athleeuc, v.111y, absohm~ly
wonJaful -i ~rfcc1 m every
way I woulJ 11~~ tu nic:t!I •Jew
1sh man who will humor me when
I get hltc this! Newport Beach
Call 1822.
llEALTllY WEALTllY
WISE'?~ Allract1ve/afnucn1
~cwpon Beach SOCJally acuvc
SW lady. class-act ftfucs. I'S,
seeks 5-0/tlJ t gcnllcnwn of ac-
romph>hment. chara~c.r, mlcg· "'>and f1n"1'1c1•I secuniy to ,oy
fullyfcrt111vcly sh.re these
BFSf YT":ARSI Lei's hghl up
...., l•vu 1ogclhefllt 'c'"''"J'O'l
Beach. Call ZHS2.
MADIT? ~ETOO!G=numcly
wmanuc bdy requires aucnuon
of chanmng gentleman Mid
"''Cstcm valUCJ via Soolhcm in
nucnocs Body unagc sho ... I
f''tcn113J Lifestyle unprcien·
lloo~howc,eri.is1Cful. Dclrghl>
J~ll. theater, laughter, 10n\/
J.su~htcr\,CIC l.1.w1g lk:tch Call
1%1
GURGl·Ol..'i URl.:,ETTE
!\WF. 38,>lcnJcr ,5 5 ,psyd\Qk>-
g1si 1ec~s han<.lsomc. success·
tul. C\C111ng, SCCUl'C. fil & fun
\ W~1 w/wong Chrrst1&1111alucs
hir en)l.>yablc and mcan1n.,fu I re·
IJt1onsh1f', ~IS llunltngton
Bc.Kh ull lfl9K
GlX>D WO\IA' LOOKl:'>.G
I Of{ J\ GOO(} \11\1'. AIUK
tM~. d .. <~y DBI-, 17. 5"!1125•
~cdmg S~I. 15 50, llll)' race. f.un1I~ •'fl\"tllcJ. fUll tO t>l' with,
1n1cll1gcn1. •'Ull(••ing &rid know\
'""'' w 1rca1 a l"'h Long Bc.tch
C:Jll l'N7
H>k \1 ER COi J I GE Qt.l:r:;...,
DJJ-. ;..ts. loo~mg (ocher King.
.S 5 t. to cn1ov !tic's many pie•·
'UIC< 11avcl, d.inctng. lcnnts
anJ mul.J'I more lrvtN:.. Call
~Oti6
FXTRE."1£:l.Y AlTl<.ACTIVF.
LOOK 1:-;G f-04{ SA~1 E. Cla.•sy,
canng. shy SWF suits SWM, "IS. 26-33, very 1111aruve, pro-
(cu rOf'llll. suiblc, carma. MuSI
wan1 lttds! lrvulc. Call 1431
l-t.'ROPl:.1\:\ SWl-21. 56. en
)(>Y sk11 ng, 1cnn11, music and
rnov1cs Seeks SW'J for fncnJ
shop. C>u.1 Men. Call 13Ui
owr: .. -.:tS. ~Q. t-v'. smm1-
l:K-; LA DY Seeks smiles.
1 .. u11.hs llnJ an~lhing oc111ng,
'"'h•lc <he l~m110 be a Caltfor
1Ua ttirl! :-..c ... -p<11t l.lc.ach. Call
1:!77
DWI·. 43. OK lool.1ng seeks
someone >1~re 10 •hale lrmt
wld mtcrc.m with Irvine. Call
2303
DJF, CLASSY. VIVACIOL:S,
petite auomey Romanuc and
gtvtng. Seeking sea.re profcs·
st<>nal. DJ -.1. 4()..49 wllh lud•,
111d111onlll values f01 mc.1nrng·
fuJ reJai.onslup lrvtne Call
2179
DJr-45 M 1ssr:S KISSES. shar·
1ng popcorn, fun . dreams. S '81
I ;,J, ludless, ~ks tall male dy·
namo Cosu Meu C.112312
ClTrE A~DSPICEY. old·fflSh
1oned SJF, 2.~. Kdcs commmc:d
1cla11omh1p with sincere, gcncr·
ous, dev(lled SJM M1u1on
V1c10 Call 131'7
CREATIVh. /\TrRACTIVF,
DWF. 30. seeks spcaal fncnd
stup with 1ntc:rcs11n1 man. Bun
1m1100 !leach Call 166l
CRAZY PROl-l:SSIONAL 'l7.
51 auracrivt red-he.Id, seeks
handsome, fun-lovrf11 smoker
(2.S-3S)for run~enmas Irvine.
Call JJ99
COUi'ITRY GIRJ., 40's, lo~cs
c11yl1fe,an,mus1c,Janc1ng.new
advmtllte1. Seeks honest N/S
mlllC 38· 521n1crcstcd m personal
grow\h, s.tw1111 Ccchnp, and fun'
l.m Alam11os Call 2153
CO\f\.IIT'-if~\T ORIENll:n
A2 Speclal Advertising Supplement for Orange Coast Weekend
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Successful. as1Ctl1vc, 1ndepcn·
denL Seeks wong teddy beat to
stwc bike rides, roller c.oasters.
W1llS1rcetJoumal Irvine. Call
1684
COMMITMENT MISDED,
very auracuve SWF, N/S, 561
12.S.yoong311,auhumhu,blue/
grc:cn eyes. rm. down·tO-canh,
1n<.lcpcndcnt. secure, rntcll1gcn1
and utrcmely personable
m1dwe5lcm gal, ph)'sieally fit,
ac11vc, and ®'png Keady for-
rewanJrng relauomlup. Tusttn
Call 15().$
CllRISTIAS/PSYCI IOLOOY wr 43, H"/shm, prcuy. fcmJ·
nine Sccl.1ng OW~ profes-
uonal. educated. N/S, 42-Sl,
nwturcs growth lhrougll Ovu.
t1anll). psychology, humor, ·
danoe,eAcrc1sc. OungeC01.any
Call 2375.
MuJI be ftt ol uim, N/S, iood
naLured, posit1YC and open. 4S-
S9 Long Beach. Call 2957.
BEST FRIEND WANTED.
DWF NJS Cl&hol1e looflrn& fOf M~ Owrstian N/S(40-S.5) edu-
cated. an1culate, sami.ve, hu-
morous, succcuful (Of fwi, car·
1ng and 5h1rtn8 1n good umes,
bad times and in·bclwocn lime$.
livtnc. Ca.II 2928
BEAUTIFUL, llEALTHV
Cttnnian DWJ. 37 loolunc for
hanWomc, succwful. hc.ahlly
Ovisutn DWM 11iomcy, 39.+ 10
help me ace my LSA T. Love
Chns1, kids, 1er1r1rs sk1111g, the·
1111c. music, sporu, 1nvcl, char·
uy .,.1lfk, workin&-out· the: good
life f'f1md~ rrrst. l11c:r"~ Irvine.
Call 166ll
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CHRISTIAN SWF, mpys OU1·
Joors, uilmg. profc:rnonal, I
D. ha Ye 1 child, en JOY' 1trc Secb
SW\.1/DWM 29-40. ltkc values .
Seal Hach. Call 1799
CASVAL.CO:-.TE:-O.TTomboy
DWI· 43, secure, presentable
1cachct wrth yO\lng children
seeks pal1cnt, fle1ublc fricod"
NcwpM BClch C.112142.
CASUAL llO~iEBODY. DWF
SS loves campmg. fistnng, coolt·
ing. gwJcnmg sc:ds someone to
do lhcm Willi. Com Mes.a. Ca.II
isos.
CARISG, ATTRACTIVE
BLO/l:OE, 40'S. en}')ys spons,
pol1llcs, brrdge & w11lC Wll~.
Seeks '\ts gendeman 39+ for
fl.WI & ~nion511tp ln.rnc
Ca!l 225J
CARING, AFH CTIQ;-;ATE.
commun1c.o11vc, llU4\·malefial1s
lie, s1111ght, nut. auracuvc.
degreed SF dc.s1ru QOC'l\m1lmCnt
With 40's·SO's S\.1 countc:rparL Lona Buch Ca.II 2018.
CARll"G JEWISll WIDOW.
60, would like 10 love, laugh and
dance ag•in I lwiungtoo Sc:.ch.
c.JI 2507
BRlJNEITE KNAC VIXEN.
SWF 12. model, dcsun 1or-
1eous, bluc·collar ""-'clle for
IOJcthemcss. casual panylflt, Be
laid back. ll11nM11on Beach.
Call 1088
BOHEMIAN. Adapublc. .-U•·
uc, 1ncandcsccnt, vauulc. N/S
c:n•rorvnent.al profcmonal, 48,
Sl', sceks 1ulCctt, sim1l11tly-pro-
f 1 led male for comm11ment
Tusim. Call 2191
BLONDE WRm-:R 39 SEfKS
genllcman ru1 1hea1te,
lhachwalks, '°nc:uu NIS,
healthy, gcncr0tu llun1tng1on
lkach. CAii 1912
lll.ACKCllRISTIAJl:Sl~Cl.E.
ll. N/S. preny, 1.11l(SI 11. thin,
brown eyes, krd1 Sc:dl:s t.all
Clwuuan, funny, lovU1J, white
rrofc:monal ~JS IJCf l(I -40.
l"usirn. Call 1825
DIITT'E MIDl.l!R pasonalt1y,
bul resemble A/tit M11t&arct. PTc>
f1:4sKJn&I woman with u'!ql1111ng
mrnd seeks advcnturescme,
aood·humore.<I. ~"""<, wclt-
aJ1uurd ma1Ghm1 ~c:nd
40, tcck1ng spm1~1 p:u'Wf rm
a good friend, affcc:11u1u1.t, 1n
great wpc, ltkc hi l~u11h l·nl\l
mut1c:, mcwics. dlnun3, 1cm1 ·
n..,s, w1llu11g :O.cwpu!I Oc:.ach
... C.112397 -
ATfRACTIVE. SWI·. JS.
LO~G llAIR/Gk\ l:YES,
IOS. EnJOY laugh1cr,conven a·
iron. the ouldocts, ports, per·
fonning MU. l~han (wJ Seek
porn1ve, CAJ)'·go1ng. profes·
SK>nal SWM, 2~0. (Of f11c:nJ-
sh1p, fun and pomblc r<>m*'CC
COSla Mesa. Call 177'
ATTRACTIVE. SEXY
R!.01':00, DWF, L1frsr11nger
into Church of Rel Science a.nJ
all luncb of Sluff. Love: lO laugh.
dal'lcc, aolf, bike, beach ... lks,
bolt1n1. whaiever I cJ Iii.<' a
fncnd and oomp1111on to shMc
hfc w.lh, •WM who IT 11\T'SC"'
11vc, ull, 1ntc:lhgml, 1ware, sen
s1trvc. a lov1n& ectlllcrM11J11ounJ
.SO Oedl " OUl.l I Lona keacn
Call 2714.
A. TrRACTIVE, Sh~Sl.Ot.S.
SllAPEL Y, full-riauted blonJc.
SWF. S«As llllatUYe, hone~.
affection~ SBM, 29 42. 59"
plus, who C:O)O)'S JU1 '°"'cm,
romance. home ooolced meals
and dining OIA. &ood convc:r~
llOl'I and plays a grcar game of
sflll'!es Garden Qn> .. c Call 11112
ATTRACTIVE. PROl·ES· SIONAL, AOVE('(fURC>US,
athkuc:, romMtJc, S WJ., lr1m I
S, 11Cdt1 37-'8 man w11h similar
Mltlbillcs Tuslll't RMch Call
1518.
ATTRACTIVl3, PROH·~·
SIONl\l.SJF,NJS,J7S'2'/108#
SeeJu aJVt'n!l.lt\,l\JS, llotht, jlh
le11cally inclined. c11 hu1ally
aware. .socally oraenied. 'P«l•I
new f nmJ.lpw1ner, 3S-H fo. r11n.
goodumes,shanni,111vti,l'l'lUfc.
f>ronmu no 41Hppo1111mrnts
lrvtna. Call 1785
ArrRACTIVE, FUNNY SWF
20, .eds SW\i lO 25 for par-
ltCJ, mbvies, fun Irvine Call
l09S.
A1TRACTIVE, FUU. FlG-
tJRhl> SBF, 57/ll!OI, 41,h<ln
CJl, c.arinJ, vuy looc.ly uncc re.
l.lln'l1n1 lO ~ ma1nlwl ~.
N/S, wtll·educ:atcd, m111ht
SWM, ..0., f« ~ion~h1p
WIP<KJ1blccomm11Jnct11 AM·
helm C.112357.
ATTRACTIVE, BLUF t:Y110
BLONDE. 6T, DWF, NIS. 4J,
'one.man w()fNO, looluna for
onc..wo.nanman· Youcandrtis
me Lip end ulc me .,Y ,.,here
from scqutncd cvcn1ni ao..,,.,1 to
boou and pins. l.ooll1ni for
<iablc, ,cJf<onlidCl'll., 6'3-. ac
uve genllcman. 38 SO Like
danc:111g., volleyball. movu:s,
kids llWlllnglon Beach Call
2069 .
A1Tl<ACTtVEswi:•1. w(lfl'
12 '~P progfalnJ. Seel.• an ai
\J'llCllYC JS..50 INl'I In rt4"Wet"y
lrv111c Call 2070
A11RACTIVE SRI , 37, SS,
sec:J.S1rtclh&cn&..scn "'"c,Sll\1,
JR•,(> • for f11cncbhrp <t1ld JIO'
ilblc ~l11Uomh1p l~na Reach
Call 2349
ATfR1\CTIVC SllF. 16, SS",
lu\.c1 dulctn!J. lnrvehng Serl.$
fooJ l••ng. SCl'IS1ll\oC, lllUCIU
:.iieSIJ~i. 37·.~.IS. f lO'•. f()f
fr1cndlh1pl'-oownmcd rc:la11vn
ship l.a P.alma Call 1740
ATI RACTIVI! J.l..l.1. HCi
l.Rl.0\.tA \.1A lil·Ak O\'Cf !00
lb' Soe~s 1mdhjml. i.11. J..ir\
anJ hand-W\1 31 10 Xii
ow uni) rullcr1•>0 Clll I~~
A1 1 l<ACTIVF. Dfll·, 10'!>.
S II>\ P'l;i. Y. 10C\1ribl( ~ •!t\.Ulh c:.
Sttl..~ eJUC.llcd, Sood Hr>elhn)t.
\all bl~ \If ... t.1\C, \.(:) mw '"' Ion~ ptmtc male (l'VlllC. C.11
18'17
A r1 RACTIVI. llRl.:\1-n (·
:>Wt-. '!'\/'::>. ~4. ~wcct, funny, , "''!Tll pcrwnalll)-. ffh.1\IC lchcr,
loltl.11'1 fo, -111tpccul \S\.t,
for lun1 l•Min1 ir1c11tl.tl11' Ir
VllW.. Call 19~
ATrRAcn\11• Bl.l.E EYl.:0
RLO,Ofi 59' SWJ.o, '\IS En
pys dinmg. travel, llfl, IJltalte,
sporu. hugs and hi.mot. Sech
succeuful, aUl&ct1,, f\)l'l\Mlic.
Clv1siu1n gentleman. 1'/S, f~
lifet1mcr-ttna CoiONdclM•
Call 242.6
ATIRACTIVfilll,O~Dprofec
ck>nal :-;swi· 5"6" .., sh.vo mu
11ul mi.crcm w11.h 'SW\i 50 (\()
l'fOfCUll.>O'I ot butrrteHrl\l/I
fu\lm C...11 ~111.
AJ(f YOO J'O'.TAl'"F.Ot:S,
\r1lllual. ~"Y 111'1d sm.11" Ale
W U tall, .SO.-h, "IS with 1 hbu·
1\)0c \cn>e of humor' I .wn l.C'I s
c~' ~" \~ei"-Cati 2b20
l\G<lRliSSl\1£ BVTCh:-.TU• Wf4S,N/S~s,smu
ol humor. down to canJl, 11rcd ot
IMM:lr sponuineous. S.:ltin&
--t0shatehfe'1P"rt·1•
Lo5 Al•MOI Call 2362
ADOPTION sect.,. auod man
IO be loyal find loYlllJ IO. RC"
'P'frc rutw111&. lllC:tlllC'l'I Re.1
•sM>ton<J. Sfl/11.S, blue ne•
Share up1. downs. good 11~
ltvinc. Call 2256
ACTIVC. rfTrTE I.ADY Iii
60ics, lo\.ts dlnc:ing, "1Yclinit
sec:k.sman ,.,11.h similar 1111er~ttl
.MUlcnon. Call 1SS3
fl()\ BAO, 9<k W()R P L.4-t '
fu, IN&l Ptoarasive, tg;lt
l.91111\, b<1"'l. tel\Sl\I\ c, GllUl1'1'0
F Scd.1n111m11.r'-1211oyounc
) \, frrcndihrp, ~culhnJlun
maybcl f'laiJIOnW<il"lhthclO II
lluni.111ton ~ Call 1241\
SOISll WI·. 1t1m • .._tive. e11r11 '
wnccnt, pb)'~. the \)\l\J."lf•
llow "bout )W, I.ct I JC.I 1<>
&ahc:r Wnlmlrultt Call :!HI
26, SWI·. "'IS . Cl<l·ATI VI
sp1r11u1I, YtCCtMl4", lainll)
INndeJ l·Jl,O)'f CXlflveh.atlPl'I
.... 'ICU ~IC\ • .s·~·111r1e ;,., 1.
"'« ~n~rlLVe, rurnan1.1.. h 1 "
ror\"111\J\ s ,, ,C ... l'lf1 HC'A.J'I
Ca.II I IOli
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RI O'Ol.S, 1«k1n' 2 htm11>1
OUl l\wt<J1o,-n;e hri\ :'>.!'\ 11111
ue..,mu"c """ ia.JuV'll'n.lun ~~~llllS.
'f1:01'1 l SA y I '1 Arn~ \(
TIVl·, I •Ill('(: V1v.CK111•, r<
1.1ae,S!/11),4:!,kl<~ \0-. .. r~
"-"I· OJI-I ..-n rntdharot.
profOJIOnll Jcv.r\11 m<111 ~I ~
-.,UI • aood hew\ and • "",1
lftlnd llv1ne. Call 24-4~
'ltAl.DWI;\ BROTllll(\
LOOK ALI KE WA \l tt>i
(Ake, Wilh£m. O.Otd) llark
haired, ICC-bf Ye C) tt, i.lf, h) "'°"* bc:aUI y, 2111 C0t0 LI "ltH
Call 1\57
Women seelciag Women
N A witm:. u .. sstA.'\ cult'
fcm1u1tkl8Klil1rw \iJ!ll. PC' h'---~ I'm~ Ill~ C(IQI \fc.Q C1U
290S
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lo lhr pcnc.nal ach Single.WC!, Inc. a»wnn no liabll1y k"
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placed by lhc ad~nb«>rs or any reply to Jud\ td Stn«lctJt,
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wtw-n mN:!lng • ~ Callen 10 S"'91el.rlc ftUga:rJM·~
011dinc w..U ~ c.hatjtcd SI •9 pct mi.nute for n eh call I\
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Men seeking
Women
START SOME1111NG special'
tine ume. 1ncliluoon? I cJo We
are JOlllUYe. f\eubk. w:ry al1nic·
llYe, Slllll. w!IJI Wll, lltCUcc::&, IM
IOI" lll~owpbsurcs Am SS, 1all.llhle11t.rorab~ w L.A.
Cal14!2L
NFW TO LA. run lov1,. "11111
1cn1leman wishes 10 meet nice
"'O!Nll Mid-W1lslwe. C&ll 4539
F\.'S, ADVE.'ITIJROUS. 1111tt1
110UJ SBM JO. S"9/16S, sed.J tic-
11M prorC$SIOllal SB!-23 l9 ror
romM« and com1111ll'nen1 Loi
Anacles Call JSn
ln:Y St..GAR MAMA' SWM J4
~ hllf;S from bwtom, OVU.etghl
OWF/WWI-4S SS. llawthomc
Call 366b.
MASSAGE TIIERAPIST. W\t )),
teddy bc.iw. Ill pwnpcr N\om, \. inJ.
heantJ b.ly Ad>enn.n:s. love and
.u1en1Klft CUM~ LR Mgcb
Call 1~91
llA.,OSOMI! SW\1 iq, 6'/110,
Ltttn. bl~ eyes. sed.s SllF v.ho "
l'f'C"Y· Iii anJ fun SMila Moo~ Call 326.S.
RO\tA.,'TIC. SHY ~ s~
dcnc S«b auc to-e. I rn OW\! 31. .s1ms. fii. kwc rc.adi~ c~al
mllSIC, hik.,. Im Mieles. Call
l <>
OJ\I JS. S"9', lv&h SC!k'Ol ltao.hc:r
pkM o ... n tuinc..s. ~ls ~F •se/
rk'C ""~ lloll),.ood. C&ll
19J6
STRICT SWM, UKF.S TO TAKE a IA RGE. !\ICC ioo.ur.. nice boJy.
cuy IO l.aik to. (Md 1f )OU ClllcJ .. hal I w 1111 OUI cl lO"#ll anJ cWn .,
get a call bid.. plwe Ir.ave MOlher
mcuqe. f fll\'"lllt IO ull bid!)
Cul•cr C11y. CaU 350'
SU~MERTIME SPECIAi ' flro.
realOMI S WM 35,hMdlornic tttks
pd* inemwd for sa.l.na. a.l•m
vc, wl bcaruful ronww;c. Me
made! ~Y
SRM PROFESSIO~At mh
WQlll.Vl27...0.Sporu.ihowl.dm
1111. all filft.S.C1n. Let's-. L~
An&cb-Call 369)
00\fl\ATISG, <w0hipmou&, pu'
SlOlllk beauty • IOUcM lo tlwc
mnlltllC ~" ""ilh handi<'mC lnOdtl type SWM lO's. Lu. MJC
lcs. call 3611
LETS MEET FOR A RUN! Elgll ·
11:11111-f11CC. rm 0 , no c.h1I·
elm\, no pcu. WatsidtJSoudl Bey
Call "°°3.
~ORMAL MALB. 42.
Mrd#Oibrc SWM JeCkJ •1fc IN
f-ly Rlldalmcnls.lla•lhofM
Call 4719
ClASSY, AllllACTIVE. S~·
SUAL. )'OWJll11~ SO's, aallJe man
Sed.J ~ '4YC11Nn1119, ~
ina.bitM!cdlady SamMoo!CA.
CUI 4656.
SlIPfJt llMDSOMli F\J:ll LOV
Ni, SBM, 111mJ11&1C, 2'. 61 '230,
_.,.•lnW•c.~Jhlptly,
med-.. IO llrgc framed female for r-. _,... lol M&cles
C•Joru.
FASllON lNS11lUrn Rtnnlf,
XY1, ..a-~·"'-IW. -s.ts fr..ity. llealdly, .... li"f--. •y MlioMlll}'. MY·
wticn.. Clllwr C11y. Call 1672.
36 YF..AJl OLD bloM. r.'."' c~
...... IOIMdbutaiflll-
la.'°-Holywood. Call 1934,
SAILBOAT RACINO SKJPflD. DWM klobl& for ...._ edvcaMd.
F'n..., ~for 1tlc'1 cawte. NI
S SoulMMy. C• 4509
llASDSOME PROFESSIO!'-<Al.
SB M (lO's) JeCkJ "OJ tm'Ktl•c, affcctloDalc.. sman W/A/H lldy f«
fl8'.l umcs. Illa~ Call 3642.
LVT'ELUGIM. FUNNY llld a b11
odd. SJM 26 profess-al 1ypc.
Cuhure, du11111. ~.iks. blc}chrc.
tmcl...sowM.I hkc fwi"W LA Call
3158
SWM PHO. JS, ne•a"mvned. 57,
ndc:s mt*lftydc. aood Clldi. seek· ma woman 2S-)S. nutnesscowu.
Cahfom11 Ct1y ull 37..SS:
_ SJM JI. seeks woman ¥' unifOtlll
•Ith lanpemlelll Ill deal wllh pub-
lic. Spinied. ~ Los Anccles.
Ult 3131.
' DW\t BUSl,C.SS-.\A. ~. 49, seel.s
SF 2(). 30 u h\e-111 compm!Qf\f
lover. I need you now I S 1nLI
Me>nlU.. ull 4?29
·oGlJT'S.noakll)' SB \1 wws10
c1vc "'omMI IOU ol affecuon Con
laCI me' S a11u M<WllC&. Clll 30112.
llA. \DSOMf 6' SB\t JCICl~SBF.
l.llnOJ\C, \/SID, pclllC' only need
rcpl)'. scnou' rela11on<h1p
lnglc .. ood. Call JS07
WELL PRCSFIWl'.D SW~i 63,
retnd, .,..61111 As1.&11 l.td) "{fS fOf
m.vnaic Loi A~clcs. Call 4971
TA.,"TIUC \t'IY 1i.11"' luppy, J .
f CICll()Nk. r It'll\ bo;fy. lus.nhohc.
iouchaholic, sman, ~IS Wl· sooglll
for oncc·•a hlcumc pass~
ctlmplctc. Rl<'C\olCIUll<M rclauon-
ship 101th COl'lhncnul, Amer.Un
pro{eulMlll, v.e.althy, lnm, llhlcllC.
cultured, hllmon-. Bc\crly I Ml"
Call-1049
f.A.SY OOl:O.G SW\t, 111tdl1gi:nt. ~ loot .. Sl. 56'/175a Scd.q pluAnl. \JS •om.w142·
Sl En,oy dllunJ CM. ""alkll\I. reov·
ies. Torrancc Call <193&.
TALL. ATI'RACTIVE lulian
lo•cr, )9, l>or\ I ti s>.nmounL
ScW I.Id)''°' ftC)llS (« ~) °' llllClllt pmoi' Loa Mcclcs-Call 3961
lw>PY. K1~1> lll:ARTED cntrc
Pft'lltl.W WM 33 tcdJ s•«t, '°'
luptlltM woman 1111 a fnc:nd, '°"'· anJ n11SUn1 lol Anccles Call
3816
FA \(J l.¥ \V.,-.:,U \1 JS lika tn>cl
ch1.Weh, the aqicry The •orrun 111
my lilc • IMS! •• please be~! Los AA&dc~ Call mo'
ALTER.~ATIVE 1-'E.\W.E 22·32 ,.llMIOd for 6-dihlflb'/ SWM _,
m\HIC lftd run. let's rock U.: flol·
lywood. Call U40.
AflUCAN MANS6.,-.~fram New v ort., would bu.,_, Jew.
tSh lady .. 11a sa .. u.. ~
Calld96.
C0~'4ANDt~O MA."1, alftlicnl.
~afui pmODahty, 43, alhCllve tie-. v-pmay. pctilie. 2().
lS. s--.ive, need • •llOlll mm
Vcnic:c. Call 461•
l~DSOMESl1Rfl:1UWM6'S/
115, ~ ...... 1ubm11·
sn·e seet.J ~ ·-wtdt -°' '"-· M.al*l. Call 4474
VE..'\1CECA.."iAUCiA TOR.a play·
ful 49, SG111 reformed htpptc. Sf'/
180, belnlcd. acnUc. 1t111al. l.o•cs
lllirnals, lht lrtl, litenan llld small
c.hildrul You J0.40 .-hint.
NIS. &nncllVC ... tCIWUI -°' --v-.. Call 44St
<11 YR OlD llnfNNC -. lclll
ttro-11 lk.111. -.. ~ roNllllC. ready for mamaac MCI f&1111ly.
Look1111 fot white Amcnca11 «
11•.-nic fcmak. ideally ,..,,.. blue
C)'el, 11111 not lftlllll.tiloty. If )'OU ~
al 1 leul S'6', ltkc IO iaucll. have
IOlllt ~ nn-body.
NJS.{). 11ve 111e • call MAalllalll 8'4 Call 4202.
AGGRESSIVE/DOMINANT
WOMA."i dellfed 111 SWM .cb/
model"'"° is awacu\c. b~luc.
6'Jll7S and subm1mvc N Hollywood Ull 39Sl
ASIAN LADY sough! by nice look
11a. lall. caucu1an m1ll.otum p«>
fcuional Yow ~mess is my I~ LAISl-V CaJl3618
llA.~OSO\tf., ATin..F.11C SWM
4 3. pro(cssM>NI. seeks bniht. eel«
lie bely 1t110 m11S1C. lilms, lhutrc.
n.-dN/S PlayadelRcy UJl4262
YOU~Ci llEARTCD, OWM S 6.
31, s'mccrc, l'OfTW'lllC muS1C:1.1.n w/
aense of humor. seeks aurxmc,
pcuw:. bonc$t F f« byper. ""''
ics, romen« anJ cn1oy1n1 ltrc
Hollywood. Call 3606.
Sii M 46 SEl·XS F p.utm for rt"
s1blc la.line ~l•~sh1p lntcrc-b
uavcl and J1111Ul of cufllnl ~ll\I
oes llolly'"ood. Call 4220
l!.\'TRl!PRESEUR SJ \1 31, .S 11 '/
17St, 1U11billOllS, 111CUnMc ronun
lie. Sect.ins IO mttl INlCWHpc
NI laJy •ho kJ!o,.'S htrmm-m
Ille and •antJ 10 h\c hfc v.1th ~
11oa, 2.J-32 prderrcd Seni~
\ioruu. c~11 1n9
LETS UVF 10gclhef. rocket
seds /OWIC 18-25 ba~ groupie .. modtl, din.Cf « Kll'C>.S fm 1411
IC l y, long h.ur .1111Clltccnt. rnmdl) ,
j)()l1ll•c, tuwy. thin)somcthi.ng
Loa A~cfcs. c~u 3W
A 11ltAClTVE PROFt.SSKJ.v,1
SB \I 6'/180, 11.11 iu'lng, 1ttl.•
brains ~ ~uty" fllf pt')\11-le
m.vn .. i:e. I.a. An~lcs c .. 11 '112'>
PASSIO~ I.ADY WA-;no·
SW\f 2.S, \CT) ~ louh11 K<k~
te\)'. ~ t>l bcr tmc SI-lS·ll
W"" llolJ)IO°OOJ. UJI 3171
f.'JOY TIIF AW ARTS A\1)
TilF.~ARTS~Tnm. ~
1ft1, ~SSISh? W1111 a partner ID
ih.IR lhcm w11h7 Sooth R~l' c~ll
4961
KJ:>.'D. ~. w:ry srnan SW\I 6'/
llS, lalc '1111 ~y. scc:kJ pretty
fin. lllkll'IC'l' SAF for rct..&ion
liMp ludq IO ll\ltNCC aod f.n
M•hbu lnlCJcsw:d 111 meeting ~
doo>n to Earth. siablc, SF should
"'JOY bac.h1ng, d1n111A. "'1n111g.
buglung,cbncing.cu: \1lhbu. Call
3341
SI '\CERF~ A TT'kACTIVf~ CR!-.
ATIVE. S!;Cl.llE. OW\!, )OUftl
40. secl.s mtclhgcnt. •cry a~uve
female )().4() for thealtr. d11ung
ln\cl, long ICml roman.:c. lloll)
"'ood Call 4223
OWM S9, young, wrncr, ic.icher,
r~cal. nouhort, (11 or balJ Seeks
,.om;vi. "4().SS.1uracllvc, tnicllec
111•1. lcf llSI. UllCOO\Cnll(lnaJ. l/TCV •
cren1 11.i11>v.ooJ. c~11 4M>l
nu: Cl.'Ri:!' SllM 21 looti~ for
SWf I~ 21 tocoio~ The Cure on
June 27' U>s An;clcs Call }J97
\J\t 51, 57/IM. hind>OmC, scmt
rc11rcd Love mo\ 1cs. dine mg.
tU\el, <J1t1ng, buch. rudtnJ, com
put.:r'\,Ct><.>klllg. Cle. Seek lhll SJ"C
c1•I p:N'Ol (4(}.50) for comm1neJ
rclu11in,h1p/m1rru1e Sanu
\ll'fttU. Ull ~ 6
l'llOTOGRAJ>llER. SJ\t 26. king
!uu,<UCCCMful,-Uciuu\C.Com
r&nJllll IUJ'J(U\e, m1cll1gtnl • ~;?
l:? Je,1nng «.'ll'lmtlmcnt. '\IS Ll'> ""''~ c.11 ms.
READ TIDS AD' Im 4S, 11vn. ht h~~. bcallh) ... c.tlth) &. .. t\C
I Jil,c all the fun 1han~s in i.r~ " ·II.
1t I m k• ~·i. .. hv lhc a.I' '11mr!c w "l'llMll I .. .nl Wes n..• h.uic ""'
at '1l1 Bl.11H, Tnl-o.:a"' Le D..mc
l\tld, unJcu ) OU \hop II \11111-u
llu'hc:s \1arkc1 N P~v1hons, "'c
v.111 nc•cr get i ctwi.c 10 med. So.
P"k ur I.he pht>nc .nd I mt~hl JIN ~Uil'fl!.e ~ou anJ be \Ir K~ht
\Wk <:.JI A:?lS.
SB \1 ~ 6 Jl 70, Sttls ruJ w.oman
lll)' r¥e, l lnucnt. Sl'fCrollS. for
consumnu1e rcl11101bhip !loll)
llood C&ll lf2S
llA.'\DS0~1PSTRA.'\GER. bao-
pc411 s w \1 24. 611 so. blue ll'CCll
C)CS, lbrll.bf'ov.11 luir, honest.. S~
ccrc, cann~ cduc.aled & open
mindl:d. Seeks lllaft. MIJ'K\l\C
SBF 21·30 .,.1111 ban. hud .t hu-
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ily Lof ~ Call 3330.
SBM 21, S"9117S. '\S. '\ 'D. achlcuc
Sed.s down IO Clll1h SB F 23 30 rC4'
~lllldthm~Lwonshtf\ ~
Mieles C11J 3249
SUCESSl'UI. S\I profcrnonal,
warm, c1n111. cduuled, scck1nc
W y ol cWJ ror pn. moonl11 n>
mania: p.rnpcn11 3S R.tee ~
Sherman o.u. Call 4299
VIBRA.\'T.01£\ \fl'1>EDSWF
~I by SWM cntcru.1nmcn1
cu1orul for~ SJX'fb.
IC n11hl ~um\. MAJ1bu. C11J
3Sl4
llA "iOSOME. INTELLIG~T.
PROFmSIO!l:AL, 40, 6'3"/190.
lmSl&AI SWM, ab llllrk1l•c. hit'
-, 1111c.lhgallSF, 21-JS Wrsi
la A•elcs Call 4471
llA..,.DSO\tF SBM, 61170, 43,
seeks tall bc•ut1flll fcmak. NIS. fC4'
rmuncc LR AnJdts. Call 4254.
\ Sll\4, 40, Catholic, ABO ttt.b
Ilona&. tt tc.1 BA/BS, ne>Cf Nr
ned lady for~ Lof ~
b . Call 4006.
SWM. 0000 VALUES. 2'>,
""""~IMimshop O.i\ &
tut) a plus. bul ROI a l!'M)l Wot
L.J\ Call 326 7
"'ORLD TRA va£Jl SWM. }7.
aood loot mg, hones1, romAl\li...
w111y,M:d.1 lo\ocly Nian l.Wy .1ha1·
a plU$ \bhbu Call 3919
A.\ALYTICAL. SERE :I-~ uc11lc.
na lool111g DW\4 profosion;al
S6, S'9/l .SO, . , ch1lJJo:...s. j«U
ij'p'«UIJ~ HlUllgtT, ~"I
con•cruuonaluL Vcm.;c. (111
4 4S
A TIL"\110..'\ SBJ·! C.V111a. Pf4'.41
u l, 'SJ\t 4S, ieadlcr, 1&lLslim.trun
S«ks affcc:UONIC, IClmll>e pro-fc.q~ 3)..4) CwYO C11y C.a.11
4~
S W\1 29 woulJ l.U 10 meet Sf 2().
40 '"' rriend-.hlp anJ fun. ~JI me' Los A•cles. C" all 343.1 w
ATih\110~ TAU. GALS! R~
~t'd. 'table profcutt'MI SWM
4 3. 6'/I 65, ~)I Jf!MI, OUl.bin,
dw,., home hl'c. 11.C Sctb al
faMe, anwablc, arr~ female
»SO for 111m111hc ~ li11onsl11p. B~Ull'-161
~LAR.&\r:RCiETICSW\i
33.S"91166.posru•c.f1.11 lo\'1111bu1
busy,S«"Ull 1111elhgcn1 v.onu.n for good COf't\ enwon, d11111Crs ctnem~
bc.tch walks, and ure SC~ West
LA. uu 394~
WES1S10l· ITAIJA' ACTOR
sctlJ. IU>I\ •UUC11\C wom;an ror
da)Umc llllAl'll"<:)' l'.JuulCd em
pln\cd. h.indsomc 11111 '") Wcst L\ C.111 ~261 ·
DJ\I FlllHIGllTIR lS. sccki
kl\Cr/frtcnJ, Z0 J2 J'O-S1blc mu·
n•ge. I lollywoo.1. CAii 382.J
LOOKL\G I-OR W...1 rcc1al SllF (I~ 35) \fl \W\1 2'>, 51111 0.
green e)cs. a-Slooting ... ,111 gre.u
clw-M:1cr, \/S/D/Onn'-Lets no
m.n.:c t.ogdhcr You ,.on 1 rcr;ct
1t U." 1\ni;elQ utl lHll
Sl:.,Sl.AI . L:-.IQU, mll\h,
funJty \Cns1J1•c J~t 47 ~ci.s C(
ouc f 27-.J2 for c•trl.uung lo•c.
So&nla \fomca Call 4056
CllOCOLA11'<'> lnJian. lS. "61
I SO. \/SID. founcull) secure
scels mIDll't' f eme lc for good tunes
'"" Anac1es c..u JJn
EDLCAll D, ATTRACTIVE
SW\1, 511r.1. 11. Ja:l.s illln•u•c,
m1ell1~cn1 !>I 25 JS, for scnou1
rcl•IK'nsh1p 1.41\ Angele\ C.111
3'112
llHlO' Pl.F.AH I \r-.1-A
\11,l.11 A. \D Kl AO \I\ '\D' l'T.-l~t<'llJI RIKk male n:l<'<:.111ng
to l.1\, lQ. M 1170. ~Im.I •egcl.u
WI l'.nJU)' m<l>ICS. C\Crt:l>ltlg, ~
CL<tol\JI JJnctnpnt~hthfe, qu1c1
umcs Sttulcrn•lc,.hoislRl:<il
l\G. S<'.O\UJI, h .. C\ w .. ur ,1.,""·
drn..o AnJ ho.'CbJi.111~at1C\<:111nc
4bl.c k.\CIJAGL I~ t;.:O.l\41'01(
lAYT' llA\C a ,.e~ fr-r ull
~hm "'omen. 1>111 ,.,11 ~lk Ill lhc
rt[thl pchon "'''h l'l'I R
Rf.Al.TY ' Bye b~c' "W..trtgtoo. DC C111 m1
ATilUrtlC lllSPA.\lC 34. 5q·1
165, 1ntclhscn1. &ood IC)Ok1ng
Seek.ma <cru~I S~ 2S J2, enpH
lhc plu.wcs t>l hfe ronwl!IC dm
ncr.11••cl111g. bcaa1M suns&. no
klli11111' Loi All&tlcs. Call 38
SI IOR r. fA T, Rl\ID. ,.uJth\ •t
IOmC~ "''lhout pcm1nalt1) <et'~~
)'OU11g.1h111, >C.\\ ,.t>m..n. l'a('c un
vnpunant Sanu \lunu C.JI 4~ \1
~W\1 2 RLO\O Afltl:tTIC
>ctls SAF c.-r SllJ. ,.._, cn1vH &1U
~. fnO\IO, re.:rc..U.'fl. ( 111 •111
tnC l"" 1\n"'lo C •II I0'1'
SW\I ?~. h.&nJ>.'lllC. bk'oflJ 6 ht.
1a11 Sttls .. c.11111,. ICllw..il rem.k:
lor romMICt &nd ccmp~m>h1p
L.J\ C.tll ll(l7
YOU: W.vm, lm&hl. euracll•c.
(Clllllllnc.. IClllu.al. unJcr .l() \41-
Sccurc wmcr. 1IT«lll'Nte, JOt>d
look1111 OW\t, «l's, 6/170, '\'S
US From fnend.hip. IMlcbta for
c11n tu&SllllC, mo•ICS, thairc.11a•cl
IO lo-c, IOOl'lllr)I, Pll"'th. C'ClfMlll
mc111. t..urel SunsC1 area C..111
4(»1
TALL. TA.'. 11/\.~0SOME 8.\1
desin:s a.hcnwrous. ... en llcrlcJ.
sopftlWCl!td laJy The res& II up Ii>
us Vance. Call 4260
OJM 4~ SfFKS 1oun,cr big
busu:J '"«IWI for kJluUj rcJ.-1,-n
ship luJ1ns 10 m.1rru1c & 1111111
Bc.vcrly ll1lls Call 4J7S
SUCO»Sl-VL E.XFClJllvi;. N<:c
loolunc '13 You 11n1 prcuy. rcti~.
ZO. 30. T rcJ of dud end JOils anJ
pts Lo-ctoltvconlQch Ven«
Call~
TOO LO:\G l\ r-nm:-.G R00\4
llan.hMie lilnv'n».cr w/1Mcpll)
anJ .,..inc cellar, ).i, 6'1"/lb(I
~·ha. IO\lllS, su111c. chen,
D1•tn)b Ovor.rt Wine qht.
f 1111, allUCll\C s WI-for munt'g.a
lllCll» rc~tp. Bc•crty Ciltn
Call 3767
St..CCF,S~f\,L, ATT'RACTIVf
8 CSL\l:.SS'4A.\, 40bh M \Ctllt
bod)'bu1ldo, NU All<! &ro-th on
cnled. Desire •ltr;tCttvc. hvJbod)/
muscul<ltSl-for">'>'l\fano•OclRq
Call 407S
SJM, ECLECTIC, a11ne1 .. c. 72.
seeks very pcut.e. dc:M~hlc Jcw~h
rcm•lc, •boul S'2 Y. e-t I \ rre
(etTCd 'IS S-uiu \fon".1 C..111
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hip, •thlcite rucc SJ\1. \4, S'll'f
110. ""~1~ c .. 11 3120
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200, IU.c. hshing .n.I oulJ."""·
i.cd.ina w.um fem.lie'" 1th >tnul.u
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155 'I,,\ •Cl) •llr.icll•c, •lhl,·tic,
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for qu.h1) n:L.11,lfl>h•r Y.c.1 I.\
C.tll 3501
ACll\1' IL\ \l)~()\fff'ROl 1.\
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b\S)'GQl'G 41 ~\i 'i ~JI'<.
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Vl:.RY ATrRACTI\o'l:. SW \t, ~
m11Urc. 111J. n/Jnn)., father ufbclu
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llolly"ood c.11 3655
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bc.\Wflll SF. 21 ~s. a1w nice. r\lf
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1-exh with me. ull ~&el 1cn<11<'US
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41 lJ
SFClltF, CO:O-HDl:.\T success
lul SW;>.t •cck.s $l~cr. uncncum·
bcrul s wr for dining. lhurtt anJ
cuJJhng Glcn<l.lk Call 4 "<I I
'1Cl: LOOKC\G SR\1. l'l, 6T/
260. \CCA.s open manokJ, fun. hon
est. mn.uitlC' vtll.llg l.\th. 18 :5
.any nee. West ~ Anf:elcl Call
3314
llA VI· A SWFET Di\l:GlllT.IP
II~ college •cc (19) W\1
s:ck.s 1111'K'Cen1 rel.uon;hap "'1th
'oongcr \\r \l.c.1 .. ooJ Call l031
Sl. Pl·R.\IA. \'. &<4·Europc:an bod)
t>wlJing 'h&mf>K>n, 6'1/160, be.iu
11ful .and vank. ~ nch IMI¥ who
needs affecuon Los Angele$. UJI
Jm
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2 l 34. sought hy rom:anuc SWM.
\1u~ac. ath lelac~. cuhurc,advcnrurc.
'""ere s"" ... :-.t.iniu c..11 3989
KO\.tJ\.\'llC. llAXDSO\U· l'RO
11:.SSIO'i\l., SR.\o1. lS, 611195.
-.eel-..< ull. slender, bc:Auuful $\1,1·/
\RI· 2S lS u> love. l-'!S An~IC</
\(i 'nllc) C All 3570
Oi\k~. EXOllC. '0· n. SI Jc
\lrctl h\ •ucce\, ful. hum•>rou<
'>\II \l.-l!l.i<HclitK.,,<hopanJmorc
Cul•er Cit) t•ll ·Ubl
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15' l.ocoi. mjt f1'f thJI p(lllC IJd) Ill
m.i.I.~ m1 lalc wmpktc l 1.., 1\Jlgc
le' C.11-1 lN
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•er) gN•J l1•1•l.1n_g \Cl\, •cry
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n.:cJ"K•rulh rrcm 14'1~. c.&.\) g1•
ang 15 W r,., c'cn.lhong' Llu
Angeles (411-1091
\ff SL'CCES~l-L'l.. gooJ l0t'lk
111g. u.ll. k'!lg h.llr. cluk, dlncet.
rc,uunnu. ., ell Jrc"cJ. i\\1An
YOl: Fem.ale, I Z9 .... ,\h Sl) k
<ian G•llfod Valley C11l 1117
llA.'DS0\11· SR\1. 50. 5<>'1175.
''S Toor l·ur~. seraulC C•
~cs. \hue room l..<tJ) 10-15,
.a1u..c11vc. l!llTII llav. lhl>mc C.all
~561
CAJ.JFOR.,lA Cil.'Y, H. ihm SS',
lkincst. 1ruthtul. lo~al. affcc1Xln1tc,
ml'Jcm lor, lo 1huc!
W l loll~ wuoJ Call 39 8.
ASIA.'llA 11' l.J\DY WA.,1t0
<\\I, \1. )OUthful, auncta~c H. 58/
154. family value5 . ~/S, loy1l,
suhlc. Soulh Uay Call 3639
s~. 41 , h"hly educlled, hap.
atlnlCuvc. EnJO)'' asu. cooking.
travc.I, music, '°"'mauon. Scc~s
•llnlelave.. miclhgcnt woman for
SCl'IOUS rcbuonshap Los Angeles
Call 4311
SR \1, YOV~C 3.S, professional by
cloy, m11Sacwi hyrug)tL Seeks iangle
I hs puuc or As11111 lady Los Anic
ks Ult 351'1
llO:"EST \1A:O-. good looking.
I 1 ~cs sporu and d.inc.mg. H you uc
2.S. U c.all nov. ScuJao Coty Call
l.193
I \1 L0:--1-L Y' HANDSOME
Sil;>.!, 510'. scWllg SWF. fl/llU1"
mlly scc"e. An) .igc ror pomblc
rclat ioMhap Los Ange.lei ull
38~
TOTi\ll Y BA1D(BY OIOICE),
SW\1, JO, lOl11SI. poet. musec11111,
hanl ..,Ol1tcr-. Al I ferule rq>llC.J l.11-
iwcicd. Loi An1clc$ Ca.II 3S 1 l
£·VERY DAY CJJ\RDE'\ VARI
FfY.SRM,30 Avcugchc1ghund
11o c •iht, llllen:Slcd in mcc~ a down
IO unh, alltatUVC, l~lhgc.nl. pn>-
fcs.sionaJ wnmcn, 22-32, N/S. race
of no COOt'Cm Must be lldvenrut
UU\ Los Allgcb Call 3621>
BOHf·_\{IA.'. AG:-OOSTIC. VfCi
Fl •\RIA.''\. OW:-., 34, 6"/11.S. bml
t-m. South Amcnc.&11. Seckina put
ncr l<> ~ hie" plcas"wu. Los Angeles. Call l54S
WklTI]{. MUSICIA.'\, l~SOM·
'1AC.uncon\ctaOONI • .I0,6"J,SM,
Moniu C..JI 1749
BODYBv11.DEk fYPE. uhfllf
na~ Nauvc, non·drinkcr, non
smoker, no bani c1NcJ. SeMallYc
11.lnCll~c. JllllUl.I ua,httd SWM. 61
210, 4S ya.B ~ 1cch 111 •h.tpc
bdy, c.uy·eo"' lalat~le. for we
U1grelatoonsll1p Sanc1M0111u Cill
4029.
DOLBL.f. fOK ACTOR. 671175
42., loves Palm pr~' .i.nd k.iblll
ing &rOUnd W411tt munangrut re
latl0ft"11p. W Lm Angcb C .111
4)Si
BLACK '-IA 'J, A F.RAGC'
LOOK L'G. "'*"'& f<T ll1~1W11C
girl. 1' o drug u.W5 plcuc. Lo. An
~ sclcs c 111 3981
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5«ks beautiful gwl (20's.)(Js) IO
play ,.,.llh movecs, rncah. Loe At1-
1elcs. Call 39 .S
E'\'ERGE11C. Sl~CF.RE i\SIJ\N,
28. ST/13S, $eeks 1ntclhge111. kmd,
f11, SAFJSHF for Ions 1~1 rel•·
11C'Mh1plcomm111Mnc.. W !lolly
.. ood tau 337q
ATTRACTIVf SWM, 42,
WRITER. ,.,.ann, lumorous, tttkJ
pn:n y lady, wider 33 for ainvnaUed
rel.a1JOn1h1p. M y race. Los Ange
le.$. Call 4331
RUGGEDLY llA1'DSO\iF.,
SF'11·SOPJllS11CA TED DJ \i,
>oun1 S2. S'I r man.re.. cwancly
honest, vr:ry 1111Cl111c:nc.. So, '"'hY
lhoulcln'c I expect Che same? Only,
p~~. you shou1Jn"1 be Nucd er bandsomc (pn:ferably bcaAl(lll},
~ )'Oii should suppm yow fellow
womm"s (an o.11ymoron) c~
RC111C11lhct 1'Nlh =-s w. lov•
111 our relati0fl5111p with tare.' W
Holly .. ood. ull 4667
MO! Loving. good look.ini, non
cnodauonal SJ M. 37. Spuinal. llh>
lcuc. playful VOUS· rl!fP.Y· ~1v1·
CIOUS, Clp""51YC. DESTINA 110N
Committed Rclaltonshap. S1111a
AL.\1 NOlR, Cl.ASSICAL. IAZI.
dancUlJ, 0....<ll. G B S • DW\1,
SO's. lhm, ~ pn1tc.. non rela·
gOOUJ >°''"I wr:nwa South Bay C1114840.
A lllLJ'"TlC,SW\1, S7. 24. blond,
modtl, ~ S'.1.r, II i6, -..ti.•1
hooc:sl, unng. nMMllli. It MlrK
11~c. Los Angeles.. Cill ll9l
ACTOR SEEKS NO~ ACT1U'.~S.
KAUii! bewtfuJ.f~l!uM,(11m,
pointed. 111vtl plus uc1ICmCtlll
llolly..,ooJ. Call 4711
SEXY. ATllLETIC. GOOD
l.OOKL"G M~Cll Successful
SJM. 29. 59'/16S full of unca~
love &nd affection, SeW SJF/SWF
2(). 33. opcn·mcnded.1U1aC1ive wl
slam. Beverly II alls. Ull 3083,
SBM. AGE.: EARLY SO'S. 56·:
seeks SF any racund act. Muse be
OH)' aotnl.1114 8* to pvus well
as rccie•c. llollywood. Call 480S
VERY A lTRAcnYE. FR.E.'\U I.
6'3', 31, clc1an1, sensual, sedts
woman JS~. donun.111 vc, hnanc11ll
secure for qu.iluy rel11ionsh1p
Bc-ly llalls.. Cal.I lS66
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WllERE ARI: ALI. TIU· ~l\W'
27·ll ph)YOlly r.._ prol~~.
glQI sense o( h-. focw.ctl. ro-
man1ac, with no dlaklrcn anJ sui
ca-e about a ccimm111cd rel.won
ship If )ou'~ ow lhcrc, lhr1 hlnJ
-.l04.aljlldagc.SR \t, 12,5'1 I"/
110, '*OUkl hlc~ IO tpcnd (jUlhl>'
unic 11111/i you' Los Anccto.. Call
3611
ARTISllC. 1\Tlll i;nc. I
TRACTlVL S\\ \!, ~. "'l~ 10
~ scow•I rl•}lhin1 ror ~JI«'"' "t'"'"'"· 2.S .10 llc:•trl1 11.11, r.u
I02S
LOVE IS '"Im Iha IMt tuv t>
after f1111. rum.anct anJ hu"1ccr
I'm 11.tk. (~II me"""'' IJ.•' An~d~
Call JHS
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l l'.XA!\ pu'*crful pcr•on1l1t)
~l/1:~ <~J l•\h100 ~~uuful, re
llW:•l.J1, •Uliml<\l\C .anJ 11im 41111('
LAIS Anc~b C•ll 4 12 I
O~EOI A Kl\.D Sll\1. IJ tl\llc
pcnJcnt II( mind and rnat\J Seek•
l<ngtoi. ~II • 'IS. Sllh~AJ 21
40. LoA AJ1gclc1 CAii 4!77
SOPIOmCA n ;n , YI I VHn
S(llSU~I. fun, 'IS. \\l-~1 .. cm·2.5
40, S! s 0. ~hi ti) 'Cl') nd
NteJh.vopc.an born •eo w.:,~,
ftol CCMltm.MI, ' • V. \1 Y. 591 160 Brenc"'ooJ c.11.i \111l
Gl~'ll F Cil:,lU·-'1A' Sl:.l:XS
LAD" •ho CllJ<I) s txin1 ~"'~""'AA
DW\t, 41, rwfc::soon.tl 'VS, 'ID
~ ~I.al l...i) 1(1 \p.ir\IC "'ath
for llie l11tt:• er U>'S Angele~ C•ll
41o.l
W.AAIM;I \ll\'OfO, "111
UGI::.' I, humon'V • &\'t-.l ll'!cntt,
s<ruall\'C, lotil, successful, s.pan
tu.1.I bul J.>,.11 IO anll, ~. "ID.
JS, SWM. ull, lhui, 5ceb slam.
&l11'1C11•e. SponllDCOU\, (tn•ual
--'111,.ooJ Knie cl humor Sllarcd ~alucs Shcnnan OW. C.&ll
369S
TOP SAJ..f.S EXECUTIVE; for
mer! fmm:'\'YC,ta1nlurruclfci1ta
plus ScclJ female cOW1terv.u1.
S¥1'lC number Los ~ck::s Clll
4476
llA. .... DSO\ffi SBM. itl, "'""''c.
spcntcd. Spt'nl.IMOUS. Seek.,. al lnCtl~ Swt tor puflONIC, run
lova,. llft'W.:f ;-.. !lull ... -s_ c.n
)111
TO WHOM rr MA y CO"C'ER)I.
ComiJcn~ .wncllV< SW\i, V.
6"/l7S. KelJ .. cman for ~I
rtlaooftslwp. ~ ~.,,.. con
eau.mo~iea.ICNla Wm11.A Ca.II
)139.
Af.11-LOVlNG. Et·Nt"' Yon:e1
OW .... 41. crc.lll•C. appealtrg. UI
~ape p!(!fc.t '°""'· '°°" l\MW'cd Seeksbn~ht.s-cm l°'11&SF.
29. 37, IS, sense o( humor SJ'
Valley. CA.114232.
SW:-., 26, 60'/160. BL0'1>f.. ~
fcuional,alhlclic:. lo¥t:S Macac \!In,
bell()\, 14ncing. Sccl. ~ "'· UlM: lh len4.. rotU/1llC lem.iJc Z.!·211 w
Los A,.ek::s C•ll ~ )l
Sl:EKll'ICi C0\11'1\SSIONAl}..
SPDtllVAU.. Y Ml :-.tDl-J> female
btt,.,.ecn 22 32., lll r1CCJ rm SJM
S' I 17, aihlcllC, hullhy. 1ooL ~ to
dwc hie "llh rll)lt part11C1 W I~
Ani:cb t an l\66
WA.\T A GORGEOl.JS Bl.ACX
MA.'11 INl's ~tulonthc111s1de"
Cornt Ille me, Ill)' rx< llolly
wood. Call 3012.
S8r. 23 26. WllO USES zovnwc ~.*Chi by
SB M. 29. No cll11Jrm. N/S C11l~c
Ctty. Call 1290
A TIRACTIVE, l'IT, PR Ora
SIONAL. SA~. 36, f7'fl j(), N1Cb
~ SAF or SWF •ho likes
Alillitullft. W. LolMieeta. Ult
3640.
UNFORCbTABLF. W'Ef.XENO
IN Vl:.OASJ Nc.,i..._ te¥
~ ....... pnlfeaaioMl33,
S1'.~,!Mrklv11,dMlc)cs,
gian.J ~rt.c ol ""'"'°' \t111M <kl R~ Call l76ll
llA 'l:OSO\IE. A 111u:·11c.
YOUTill't;L Blue c~cJ C\W\1.
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is flawed
IRVINE -Placing them-
selves in the hands of Thes-
pus, the acting company at
Irvine Valley College has
mounted the hilarious mu i-
cal farce "A Funny Thing
H appened on the Wny to the
Forum,'' one of Stephen
Sondheim's bci.I pieces and
certainly the mo)t fun to
watch. Unfortunately, not
even Thespus' blessing can
sa\.c this production ..
Director Dnniel Kohles
has staged hh show \\-ell. his
mnln problem being that he
lets his nctors hccome too
awure th:H they are funny -
the kiss of denth in any
farce. T erry Christopher's
Pi.eudolus, for in!>tancc, is in-
tn nsically funny, but only
"hen he's not trying to be.
Christopher does mannge
10 give an admirnble per-
formance. though mnrred by
weak lines and fl:lt notes. l n
contrast, Richard Stauffacher
excels as the vc,cd ~lave
Hysterium. Stauffacher espe·
cially shinei. in his repri e of
''Lovely," when he leb hii.
facial cxprci.s1ons do the
work.
The young 10 .. crs complc·
mcnt each other well: David
Ale'<ander Smith's Hero is
:.1ronger in dialogue, \\ hile
L ccnya Rideou1's Philia
glc:ims in her musical num·
bcr.
Completing 1hc cast arc
Bil Barratt as a Senex too
preoccupied with Sondheim's
intricate lyrics to concentrate
on his performance, Steve
Schroeder ns a physically un-
intirnidating yet vocally pow-
erful MiJci. Gloriosus and n
trio of forgcu ablc perform·
anccs by the other principals.
The courtc ans all repre·
cnt their choreographer,
Vicl..i Kohles, commendably.
each corrc ponds 10 her
character' dance tyle per·
fcctly.
Overall, the )how would
be best se rved with one more
week o f rehearsal to clean
up lhc comedy and work on
some voices -and po ibly
insert "Pretty Lillie Picture,"
a great song somehow miss·
ing in the show, though li~t·
cd in the program.
Regardless, one can never
go wrong with "Forum." It is
a fun musical that is always
entertaining no ma11er how
many times you've seen ii.
"A funny Thing Hap-
pened on the Way to the
Forum" continues Thursdays
through Saturdays at 8 p.m.
until July 25 at, ap-
propriately, lhc Forum on
the IVC campus. Tickets are
S8·Sl0. -llT n...,.,.1lftn
STAGE
Irvine Civic Light Opera alive and well -
D old orr on !hose S}mpalhy cards for
1he Irvine Civic Light Opera.
The ambitious, community-born
musical group may have had 10 cul
bock on i1s plans for the current season (canceling
"A Little Nigh! Music," moving "Cabarcl" 10
July). but lhc budge! crisis lhrcotening ICLO
apparently has been solved, or at le~l salved.
Arthur Kopi1 and M aury Ye!>lon. It'll be
interesting to see how 1hi masked man compares
10 the one enjoying his "fourth phantastic year"
uptown.
"Kuba" by Roger Schma. Th~' \\.crl! chli-cn 1rom
more than bU script!> !>ubnullcd to SCR b~ \\Iller,
across the country.
··cocks Ha\.e Claws," a Latin 'cr.,ion of ··~c,cr
Too Lale" ubout a brother and ~1,tcr ,1io~l.cJ b~
the prcgnanC') of their .i, ·)ear·old motlier. \\Ill be
given a i.1agcd reading Frid.i). Au' 7. at 7:3 I p.m
As "Cabaret" drawi. to a close this weekend, the
l l'\ine CLO has ann,ounced its plans for a
three-show 1992-93 season, leading off'"~· a
i.how that's long been on this correspond ·~"lop
five" lisl bul !tCldom produced locally -olc
Poncr's "Kiss Me, Kate."
Closing the !CLO sea)on \I.ill
be a gumc of "Chci;s." Thi'> bit
of musical gamesmani.hip
between America and "hat once
was the Soviet Union arrive ·
ne\t July 8 and \\Ill pla) through
the 16th.
ScaMln licl.cts ;ire now on
sale and m:iy be pureha:.ed hv
phoning <he ICLO officei. at
263-1900.
··niuer Homes and G.1rJc11' ' ,., a ''Or) of ~
L...111no family copmg \\llh the pr..: .. ~urc-. lll ghJmg
bet\\cen two ..:ulturcs. It\ 'd1cJulcd tur a rcJJinc SaturdJ~. Aug. 8, at :?:30 p.m 1 h.1t ~am1.: JJ) .. 11 •
7:30 p.m. \I.ill 'CC "KubJ," .• 'hi~ llllltlllg.
conflicting Cub.in .inJ lri:.h l·ult1m.',, ,.
1llli 0
The revival of 1he 19.t comedy based on
Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" will
run from Sept. 10-19 at the Irvine Barclay
Theater, '"here the ICLO mO\ed 1wo SCJSOn!I ago
after ama ssing a following al Univer~it} High
School under the name of the South Coa~I
Musical Theater.
Theater
Critic
South Coai.t Repertory ha~ T he Hi..panic Pla)'\\fighh £f111J~.:1 " J p.1n ul
SCR'l> CollJbOrJtllln L.1ll\1rJto~. u
sevcn-ycJr-Old pla) tk\c..l\1pmcn1 pwg.r;:im
that incluJes a f\lond.1) night pl.I\ r.::.1Jmg 'cr:c,,
the Cahforn1.1 Pl.1)'\\ngh1s P10:;.r.1m .111J
commissioning and re\ldenC) prog1 1m' lllr \\ r:ll:r~.
announced the three new pl.1}S
that will be developed and
presented at its seventh annu:il
Up second. from March 18-27, will be (arc }Ou
ready?) "Phantom." No, no, no1 that "Phantom,"
but another version or lhe classic French gothic
thriller "Phantom of the Opera," this one by
Hispanic Playwrights Project July 28 through Aug.
8.
This year's cntranls arc entitled "Cocks Ha'e
Cl:t\\.S aod Wings to Fly" by Amparo Garcia,
"Bitter Homes and Gardens" by Luis Alfaro and
Tickets for the Aug. 7 :ind 8 rcuJmg., arc p11.:ctl
at S6 for general adm1~1l'n and S:? tor 'cn11Jr
citizens and ~tudcntll>. CJll SCR al IJ57--llJJ3 fl..1r
a-ddilional information.
.A League of Their Dwn
Rated: PG
The Stars: Geena Davis, Tom
Hanlcs
The Story: 19-43. When war
service claims baseball's biggest
stars, it leads to the creation of
the Afl ~rican Girts Professional
Baseball League. Foe-using on the
first ~ason pcMant dnve of the
Rockford Peaches, the film
centers on the turbulent sibling
riva,lry o f star players Dottle
Hinson (Davis) and resentful kid
sister Kit Keller (Lori Petty).
The Scoop: Quite simply, one of
the best movies of the summer.
Make no mistake, this Is
shamelessly manipulative,
inspirational stuff; however, it's
also intelligent, witty, tasily
enjoyable and has more heart
than most sports blo pies
Besides the stand-out wor1< from
Davis and Petty as the competitive
sisters, other highlights Include
Hanlcs as the grtzzled, boozing
manaser and Madonna as a
player of easy virtue. The games
themselws are great bits of
s~ing but, the tenific ensemble
acting. writing and direction
aside, the movie also says a lot
about a period of startling social
change In our country's histOfY. At
times ~rty schmaltzy,
sentimental end bathctk:, "A
League of Their Own" is stlll
cxceptjonll.
The Score: 7 _ ..... ._. .............. ...
•
MOVIES
Sister Act ·Housesitter
Rated: PG Rated : PG
The Stars: Whoppi Goldberg, The Stars: Steve Martin, Goldie
Harvey Keitel, Maggie Smith Hawh
The Story: When a mediocre The Story: When an architect
Reno lounge b ird (Goldberg) (Martin) fails to wan his intended
with a dream hous~engagement accidentally witnesses a hit
committed by her gangster present, he impulsively has a
boyfriend (Keitel), she agrees to one-night stand with a dizzy
testify against him. For her own con artist (Hawn). When she
protection, she's hidden an a San finds out about the untenanted
Francisco convent where the real estate, she moves in,
stem Mother Supenor (Smith) passing herself off to Martin's
places her in charge of the f amity and friends as his wife.
convent's choir. It's not long When the latter d iscovers this,
before Goldberg Is turning the he sees a way of wanning back
sisters into pranktsh cut-ups, and his old 9ir1f riend.
Ke1tel's minions are on the trail
The Scoop: Aside from a few
The Scoop: Basically an decent belly laughs, this is
innocuous, one-joke flick, the grating, risible stuff Hawn plays
movie is enjoyoble enough the sort o f d1tzy flake she
nunsense. Hampered by essayed In her "Laugh-In" days,
pedestrian direction and a and there's something really
predictable script, there's still sinister about the way she
enough cartoon1sh bits to make commandeers Martin's property
this good, summer comic fodder. and life. Martin comes across as
Goldberg Is, as always, fine, and less sympathetic assnively, and
Kethy ~ 1lnd Wcndf Mal<kens the e.scalatlng p1efabricatlons
register well in sidekick role!. I the two cook up are. way too
doubt even The P~ would give unbelievable. In shot\ pretty
this • respbeny. shallow and creepy.
The Score: 6 The Score: 5
. ..
Universal Soldier
Rated: R
The Stars: Jean·Claude Van
Damme, Dolph Lundgren
The Story: Muscle monsters Van
Damme and Lundgren are dead
Vietnam vets resurrected and
trained by the U S government
as members of an anti-terronst
SWAT bngade known as
Universal Sohders. When the
memories of their former lives
kick in, these undead, robo
beet boys Jettison the program
and go at 1t mano e mano
The Scoop: A cheesy, awful
np-off of such mega·act1oneers
as ·Terminator" and "Robo
Cop," "Universal Soldier" 1s
such nonsensical dross that you
can't even enJOY 1t as carr p Va:i
Damme and Lundgren are
predictably wooden as
Schwarzenegger types but
without a fracuon of the latter'~
presence and sardonic
verbiage Since the plot 1s sheer
ludicrous hokum, the only allure
1s watching these guys bash mto
each other like lethal Tonka
toys, and we've already seen
that on better d15play in the
above-mentioned films.
Abysmally d irected, wntten and
acted, "Universal Sold1u"
should be universally shunned.
The Score: 4
0rMge Coat Weekend I Thwaday, July 18, 1982
'
7 ..
FESTIVALS :
From 5
el) 01 pcr1orm1ng aru, .i Junior Art Gallery
and r~taurant spcc1.1ls Adm1ss1on S 1 ·2.
iree tor children undl•r 11.
• Or.1nge County Fair at Orange County
fa11grt1unds. 88 Fa1r Dnve. Costa M~.
751 f AIR Fair\ Ct-nlenniJI Celebration rhemcod ··Meet Our Main Squeeze" this
)'Nr, honors the count) ·s historic citrus •n·
dustry, tncludes lop-name entertainment,
carn1\,JI rides and s1d~hows, ,1 m1d1\a~.
d1splJ~. counrry fdir·type compc11t1ons,
h\eslocl. and animal rides. e\ery kind of
food 1mJi;1nable and more through July 26
The Daily Pilot will hJ~e a spcc1JI booth
~I up ~> lair p.itrons can learn more .ibour • Arnc11c,1'> bC'SI commun1t\ newspJpcr A.d·
m1>\1tin S5 for adult:.. S l for scmors 65
ancl c1l1kr S2 lor lholdren J~l'S 6· 12 and
Ch1kirl·n under U .1drn1llt·d lrl'l' P.irl.ong IS
SJ "''" carpool, CJr')lnS four or more P'-'' •pt .. 11o1rJ.. for free
• P.1~c·.ir1t or lhe Masten at l111nc Bowl,
L.u.: tn.1 CJn1 on Ro.id north of I PICSI A\. ,.,,,,, t.1i.:una Bt•.uh, 1·800 ~ l-1-J~H
Cn·.11 " "~ of o\rl l•h:r.111' conw hl lite J>
.ld"'' u1>lu0ll''· IJ1thrulll rC'product'd
h,1, 1..-;r .. und' and \l,1~1· l1.;ht111~ u1mbme tn
re-c r1•,11e pJtnllnJ:' dOd 'C ulpruro,, .1• mu;,c
;ind .1 n.1rrator st•I lh1• m1>• .d C.111 Im tu l..l'!
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• Pot•rfl'\t '92 .it tli1· mun•cip.11 p"'r \\jin
~Ir•'"' .ind Pacotoc Cn.hl I lt>;h,~.1\ I lunt1ng-
" >n H,,,11 +1 I h,· r11~ 1nrnml•rnur.1t1·' rhe re·
op..r1 ni: or the p1t·r '"th ,1 1\1 ... l.,•nrJ nl
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a r l •l1< n culling cerl'IT1<11\\ after ""'' h lh•'
pul111, \"" ag.iin l>l• JI ·., to '""II 1l1e
1,8JO 11 .. 1t structure Act" •lll'l> .11 rhe ne\\
p1C'r 110 rhe beach, 1n the ocejn, Jl(Jng
<lo" ntu"n Mam Strcc.'t and 111 the par I. .;cf.
pu•nr tn M,1m Str(•Ct l 1br.1t) include rnusi-C.ll l'n1t·1IJ1nmen1 b\ m.iri• than JO .1111,b
rant;"'>: rmm rcxl. .ind rq;g.1e 10 m1l1tJI\
and 1·•li ,1 lifeguard re'>Cllf' d1'mur1,trJl•un
bo.11 r.1c1·'· ·surt1n>; .1nd 11•1 sl..1 ptl~·ntJ·
11on,, l..1tl' flying e\hobiuons. v1ntJge car
sfim\, .. 1 l.oddie fun zom· 011g1n,1I pla1-s. d.1n~e• .ind sttC'<.'I JX'rf1•ll' <·r~ .'.\,11n !itrl>el
1n ll1t' .ltl\\nto"n Ml'J ,\olt ht> Cl(l~ed ID
tra111~ lrom Pacohl (11,i-1 t11i;h\,,\\ to Or·
.ini;e '>lr~·t l.
•$.)\,dust festival .1loni: Lagun.1 C.1n,nn
RC•J I n11r1h ol for(".! A\C'nuC' Ll!;Ufld
Beach, 494-3030. Edectic outdoor arts <1nd crilfts show rhrough Aug. 30 features pieces
for ~le or viewing as well as music, (ood
and lots more
•Stary Sheets Fine Art Galleries, 14988 S.md Canyon Ave., Old Town Irvine. Six-
lt-cn loci!I painters exhibit their work at the
Sr.iry Sheets Mid-Summe1 Fine Art Festival:
S· 10 p.m fnday; 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Satur·
cl.ly, an~ 10 a m.-S p.m. Sunday. Ad-
m1~1on: rree.
• Bear Street Cafe at Cryst.11 Court, Bear
~lrecr and Sunflower A-..enue, C~.l Mesa,
43 5· 2167. Ale1andro Mor.ires, florind.i
M1nll. Muriel Carrison. and M<11ry Mayer
1\111 read poetry on Frida y at 7 pm
• Brentano's. Sourh Co.isl Pl.u.i, JJJJ
B11stol Street, Cost.i M<'>-1. SS6·7532. John
Varley \-..111 aut0&raph his boo!.. ··steel
Bcdch" today from 12·30-1 :30 pm .
MHTINL '> <"'-S[MIN·\RS
• '" ine Fine Arls Center JI I fcritag<'
P.lrL, 14321 Y,1le Ave . 11\tnt', 760·8086.
Outclnur Pho10,.;r.1phy Wor~hop on Salur-
dJ\ from 9 JO am to 4 JO p.m fee. S35.
• Nhe Gallery 4 131 S. M.110 Street,
S.lnl.1 Ana A rour or tht-current e.\h1b11ion
C11 ""~·d Unrl'}t" -rhe art or Myrella
t\toS(.•s -Wiii be presented on July 24
11om noon to 1 p m.
• Ne1\port Harbor Art Museum San
Ckmcnte Dr Nl>\vport Beach, 759-1122
lh~ tnd~pendcnl \.'\ ritcrs of Southern Calo·
iOrn1J Wofl hold ,) \Ummer nelworktng party
on SundJ\' from 3-7 pm. RSVP requ11ed al
64::! 811CJ A creall\t' cl.iy workshop for
1 holdren .is;es S·B )Cars and 9· 12 will be nuered \\ i.'l:lnc-.dd)-S .ind Fridays, luly 2J..
24 l'J. 31 "Ii<'< s 8 meet 10 11 ·Jo a.m .. <l!:l'~ <J. 11 mel.'t I J p.m fee: S30 for ffl,C
membc•" S-10 for museum mt-mbenlgen· er.ll public ·Tuesday Tall..s at Noon" 1ea-
turl'~ lurin S<. hnell. Associate Oor«tor of
(duc.111on p1L"K.'Ol1ng J shde show and d1s-
cu"tt1n "" M,h frost-on I~ South"'est al noon )l1i~ 21 The Surh-a!osrn Lec111re !>eries
•t1ntinuL><. S.11urd.Jy<o, July 18 aod 25, from
10 am ·noon
• Or<1nge CoaJt Collqe, 2701 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa, 432·5880. A storytelling WO<kshop entitled "Storytellln,g -The Art
of SpellbindinE ;>n Audience.' is scheduled
for Saturday rrom 9 a.m. to nooo in room
206 of OCC's Lewis Applied Science Build-
ing. Fee: S29.
8 Orange County Inside Edge at Scott's
Seafood Bar and Crill, 3300 Bristol, Costa
Mesa, 647-1909. Or. Tom Rusk will discuss
the 1opic of his MW book, "Instead o(
Therapy· Help Yourself Chan,ge iind
Chang~ rhe Help You're Getting' on July
22 Jl 6:30-6:30 a.m. at the OrJnge Coun-
ty tnside Edge gathering.
8 Pacific School of Music & the Arts 15 i
Kalmus C-1 , Costa Mesa, 545-1217. Music
.ind Arts Discovery Camps for 11ges 4· 13
feiltliring music, art and drama h~lf-day
c.1mps prt'Senled lhrough Aug. 26. Program
2·5:1S p.m July 20-2<for ages 4·7: Musi-
cJI Adventures (musk), Cirtooning (art)
.ind 1 O I Puppies (drama); f0< ages 8· 13:
tnslrumt'ntill. Discovery -stnnp !music),
Super l-lcrocs !artl and Kids Comedy
(drama). floe SS9-S79 per week. Severa~
pro1<1ded O.iyc.are available lbring sack
lunch).
Classical, Opera & Traditional
• Golden West College Mainsrage The· .irer, 15744 Colden West St., Huntington
Beach, 895·8232. A program which in·
dudes Broadway show Lunes, music of rile Big Band era, concert tunes, jazz and con·
temporary pieces will be presented S · )(). 7:30 p.m Sunday in the final sum~r coo-
cert ioc CWC's 60-member symphonic
band The perfotmance is dedicated to re-
tiring college pr~e.nt Judlty Valles. Ad·
m1SS10n: free
8 Irvine V.llley College lawn in 1ron1 of
Student SeJV1Ces Center, SSOO IMne Cen·
ter Or , lt\ine, 559-3453. IVC Summer
Band and chor..tle conc<'rl presented 5
pm. Sunday. Drnner, blan~ets and liiwn
ch.iirs alloo.-..ed Admission: free.
8 McCaugh School aud1t0f1um,' 1698
BolSJ Ave., Seal Be.ich, 131 O> 596·4 7 49
Tonight's program at 8 featu1~ pianist John
lcnsen 10rncd by cellist Alan Parker for
Brahms' Sonata in E minor and Hin
dem11h's Sonata, Oous , 1: r'tie progn1m at
the same time July 23 fealur~ 1>1an1st Mark
Sullivan performing pieces by Beethoven
and others. AdmiSSIOn is free, but audience encouraged to conl!ibule (tax deductible)
as liberally u p<>Mible. •
• PKlflC Symphony Orchesl,. at Irvine
Meadows Ampnitheatre, 8808 Irvine Cen· ter Drive, Irvine. 47-4-42)). "Beerhoven·
fest," featuring Beet~n·s ''Overture to
'Fidelio; " Symphony No. 2 and Piano Concerto No. s. "Emperor," ~ En,,que
Oiemec:ke conducting PSO accompanied
by piano soloist Norilfo Ogawa on July 25. Gales open for piclmicking ell 6 p.m., con·
certS begin 8 p.m.
Jazz, New Age & Blues
•Alla Cofftt Woirehouse & ~oasllng Co.
506 3Hl SL. Newf>9rt Beach, 675·023J.
Barbara Sinclair performs blut'S and pop
8:30 p.m. SaturdJy. Jau and bl~ gu1t.mst
Dave Ctoss appears 8:30 p.m Jul) 2l Ad-
mission: free.
•Ancient Mariner, 2607 W. Co.1~ I hi;h·
way, Nev.port ~;ich, 646-0lOt. H.im-memcad Blue plays rock Ind blues at IJ 4 s
p.m. Frl(fay·Saturddys
• Birraporetti's 3333 Bn>tol Sc., C~ta
Mes.i, 850·9090. Don Miller's Bl)i B:.ind
plays music f()( dancing I!'\ ery Monday
from 8-11 :)() p.m
•Blue Marble Coffeehouse 1907 H.irbot
Blvd .. Cosu Mesa, 646-5176 ShJnnon's
Ck>set perfOfm neo.folk and 1au 8-11 pm
_Monday.
• uft Lido 501 30th St. Ncwp<>rt Bt'.lch.
675-2968. Joe Nappa tin<f rfir All St.Jrs
perform tonight. r\1.llline Wcklvo appe.m
Friday (SS CO\erl. The Yve Evan) and Co-
mapny perform Saturday (SS cover).
Michael Patterson's R&B Band •'Pf>l'.ll'S
Sunday. Wcl~ne Wa)'nc s "ew Conlempo· my Band featunng Derek 8orde.:iu". Lalo
Canllo, Tom Zin~ and G.\ry Wing appears
Tuesd.ty. Tooy Cu1erro, Rob Mulhns and
Y~tte Stewart perform ~ednesd.Jy The
luly 23 act is to be announcl'd. Sho~timc")
6:10 pm.· 1 a.m lhursda)') and SundJ~Wednekia~; 9 pm ·1.30 am rrtd.:iy·
SaturdaY$
8 Cano's Restaur.tnt 2141 W Co.bl
Hwy., Newport Beach, 631·1J81 Les u
5~30 pm
• C'nl la Vie 373 S. Coast 11wy .• lagun.i
Be~. 497-S100. Paul .ind Bob plJy jau
Fnd.:iy. Dave and Sue play J.lU Sclturd.iy.
•Double. T•lie 5902 Warner A\C . Suite A. Hunongton Beach. 840-6118 Ronnie
Six presents Qpt.'n Rod.in' Blues J.im) Sun·
dJy nights ;it 6.
• f.,hion lsl.i1nd oo NNport Center
Or1\e abo\e Paciiic Coosi H1s~mJ>-New·
port Beach "Summer )au f~"JI' contin
ue-. flee Thursd.:iy night concerts 1n tht'
Neiman Marcus rourty.ird. Kcj~I) M.lbu1
pf.lys tonicllt. flora Pu1im 1Br1wl1Jn J.UZI
appc.in July 13. Showt1me: 6 p m
• Golden WeSI Coll~e ourdrlOf' .imph•
,.i,tieJter, 15744 Colden \Vest SI, Hunt1n)\
'bn Beach, 89S·6J78 A progr.lm "hKh "'
dudes BrOJd\\JY show tunl'S. mu•1c ol tht•
Big Band era, ronct>rt tunes. pu .ind con
tempot ary plt'C'Cs \\ 111 be pi(')('Olt'tl 5 30
7.30 p.m. Frod.ly in the ftn.:il )Utnmtr con
cert foe ~C's 60 mt-m~r \)mphoot<'
band. The perlurmJnce 1s dl'tl•CJl<'tl In rl'
tiring collc-g~ prt'"Uent lud1ty v.111~·\. Ad·
m1s<1on free "St.11"\IKl\~c1 '91 · lhu™1.iv
ml)ht ~,.l.., ot sumlT\Cf C'M• 1·1b c1•n1on11l~
throush Aug b 111~ Jul) ;? J r-;,,.Ml~;.i
Night fo.lturt!> S"1ng $.l\ .1n1 J 01\1t•l.111<.I
1.iu. group •• md I IJrry BJbh II pt•nutmini; music or tht> '20... 'JU\ .inti ·~lh. 11t1 ... i.
S7 ~r C°"ent, ) lO fo1 )CJ1C) ~'\'h~: Cat~ p111:n u JU p IT\. l(J( µd1l•l~•nt:,.
show bt·~·n' .it .. JO p m
8 Hy.tit Ne~porh-r 11 0 .. IJtnll()l'ff. R.1.1d,
NC\ .. port Beach. 740-WOO f11d.1) 111i.;h1
Summer ConCl'r1 S<·r•l'\ lM.~1n> \\1th Ch.1rl1r
M.:mJnO QuJrtcl un )uh i.i hc~ch. SlO
Gates npcn 6 30 pm., ~'" >l·M• :'.JO pm
8 J.O.'s Landin~ ;it Peter~ lJ11(f1n~
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band Su nset Bl~ IS presented 5.lturd.ly· Sunday nights..
• K11maltur• 2675 lr.ine A\e., COSla
Mesa. 645-5518 Pianist Paul Kent, YOCali>t
Toby Williams, bassist Terry Egan, tenor ~'ophonist Robert Apatown and drummer
Stacee Holland perform jan standard~ 6-11 tonight. Admission: free
•Ma~-ell't By the ~a 317 Pacific Co.bl
Highway, Huntingion Beach, 536-2555
The Jim OeJulio Trio performs Frtd.ly·
$.lturd.iy nights at 8, 9 30 and 11 and Sun·
d.l)., at J, 4.JO and 6 pm. Special g~
\O!Olsts Yoho 1<>4n the trl() include. trum.
peter Jack Sheldon (frtd.iy-5.lturday, \-otal·
1~1 Ernie Anrews (Sunday). ro com-
memo1;11e the r~ning oi the Huntington
6each Pier, Ma.i.wcll's presents its in.iugur.il IJZZ Fest1vi1I Mond,1y-July 23 narrntcd
nightly by l<LON·FM's Chuck Niles .ind
featunng the Jim Ocluho Trio l(>lned by
su1t.lfl>l Grant U:1i.sman and the follow1n11
\OC:ahst> Betty Bl)ilnt (Monday>. Kilren
Cillf1ni,-er <Tuesday>; lde)a (\\'ednesdayl;
and Ott Ott McNeil Uuly 23) There 1\ a
S4 entetta1nment ch.lrJ,>e and S7 minimum
luodJbe, er a8e charge
• Mucho Gusto Jau Bar and l.llin Crill 26J E 17th St, Cost.> Mesa, 631·4009
Jell K.W.1 .... a appears 8 30-11 JO p.m
T Ut"Sd;iy-Wednc1Cfay
• Randell's 3 Hutton Centre Dme, 5.lnra Ana. S56·7700. Jeff l<.ashiwa appears 8
p.m.-mtdnight Saturday.
• Robert Mondavi Wine and Food Cen· ter 1570 Scenic Dr., Costa Mesa 751·
0441, "Music .lit Mondavi" series cl open·
air, early evening concerts featurin_g light gourmet picnics and Robert Mondav1 wines
or non-alcoholic beverages with procccds
bcnelitting cancer research, education and
patient. servtccs 1n Orange County, conun·
ues with Laun iazz percussioni..t Pancho
5.:inchez performing S-7 p m Aug 2 Tic!.
ets. S35 per show
• Rusty Pelican 2735 \V Co.lSl Hwy ..
Newport Beach, 642·3431. Allen Morethm
apeears through 5.lturday and Wednesdays
at 8:30 p m. J;icf,. Brand pl~ys Sundays at 3
pm.
• Studio Cafe -Bal boa 100 S. Main St..,
Balboa. 675·7760. Hammerhead Blue pla)-~ 9 pm.· 1 ii m Thursday and Mondays
.:ind 2·6 p.m Sundays Mel\in Dav1.s Qu11r·
tct pl.lys 9 pm -1 a m Fridays. Brady Ste· ~I plays J.UZ 9 p m.· 1 a m. Tuesdays Paul
Knebich 1 rt0 plays 9 pm.· 1 a.m. Wednes-
days.
•Studio Cafe -Corona del Mar 3201 t. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar, 675-7575.
lefi C.oruales blows his s.)J( 8· 30 p.m.·
1.?·30 a.m 5.lturd.iys and 7:30-11 :30 pm Sunday and TuesdJ)"S •Newport Buch M•rriott Hotel & Ten·
nis Oub View lounge, 900 Newport Ccn·
tt•r Dr"~ Fret' "Ch.imp;igne Suncb~ of Pop, Rock & Country
J,v.z" series continues Sunday Yo 1th £rte
M.menthal (s.tllophomstl Showtimc 4-8 •£II c f' u• h • R 1· Co , ,. a o ice nue ouse "' oas ing • Pm 506 31st St, Nt'\"port Beach, 675·0233.
•Nl!wport Roadhouse 1700 Placent1.1 Boarding Hoose Reach performs folk rod
A'e . Cosu Mesa 650· 1840. Ronnie 5.1'< .it 8·30 tonight G.11ry Troxell plays pop/
presents ht> Open Rodin Blues J.1m \\here rock 8:.10 p..m. Frid.ly. Barbar" smdair
mUSKhlns can fOCn the act 8 p.m -Mond.ly perfofms pop ind blues 8:30 p.m. 5.ltur·
nights in July. cby Fol~ mUSfcian Dan Cook performs
• Or<lnge County Performin& ArU Cen· onginal music 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Joe ter 600 Town Center Dnve, Cosu Mesa, Ongie plavs pop 8:30 p.m. Wednesd.ay.
5S6·ARTS. Spyro Cyr;i and John Pat11ucc1 Admiss>on: free.
kid. off The Center's 1992 JJ.U Series .it 8 •Ancient Mariner, 2607 W. Co.lSl High·
p m Aug 7 v.ay, Newf:' Beach, 646-0201. Ham·
•Pacifte Amphltll~atre 100 Fair Om't', mcmead B ~ plays rock and blues at 8:45
CCbta Mesa. ~46-4876. Blues Fest1v.il '92 Pm Frid.ly·Saturdays.
\\1th BB 1<1n& S.lnl.lN, Buddy Coy, Fabu·. • B.arb.coa 3333 W Paofic Coast Htgh·
lous Thun~rb.rds and Or. John. 3 p m "ay, Ncwpon Beach, 646-6090. Jimmy Au~ 16. T'tdtU· S19.SO·S27.50. Hopper performs Fnda)''S in July. Mich.lei
• Pierft-sl '92 ill M;un Street and Pac1f1C rs 1ntem.lltional dance beat sounds pre·
C0.1st Highway. Huntington Beach J.iu sented Wednesd.iys 8 p.m -midnight.
1TMtC Y.1n be p.irt oi tile patty to com· •Bear Slreel Cafe at Crystal Coort, Bear
memorate the rt'Opcning of the municipal Street and Sunno....,er AH•nue, COSla M~.
pier, "'hich llcl.s off S.lturd.l at 10 am 435-216+ Si~/gu1ldll~lo0fl8"'"ler fr~
• Pl.i)ers 18100 Von t-arm.an A\~ ln.1ne Ale performs ·10 a m.·noon lul~ 25 Ad
660·911 S "M.Jmbo ~1n~ Braz1li.tn l.U.Z m1).S<()n Fr~.
pre'>t'nt1;J 5.lturd.1\> 6-9 pm •The Blue Beel Cafe 101 2hl Place
N~rt Beach, 675-2338. Niel Pyzow performs Thursd.lys at 9 p.m.
• Blue Marble Correehouse 1907 Harbor
Blvd., Costa Mesa, 646·5776. The Super 8
ProJCCI plays electnc rock tonight. Dada
ObOe performs ahernallve roe~ tr.day. Let·
tcrs Home plays alternative folk rock 5atur·
day. Amie Bovie performs 'folk originals Sunday. Shannon's Closet plays neo-folk
and jau Monday. I( C. Heyhn perforrt1s fol~ rod. Tue:.d.ly. David Solos performs
folby ooginals Wednesday Nt'\v Atmter·
dam shoots up altl!rnat"'e folk rod. July 23
Showtimes: 8· 11 tonight; 9 p.m.-mtdmght
Friday-Saturday, 8-1 1 p.m Sunday·
Wednesday. Admisst0n: Free.
•Cafe Lido 501 30th St. Newport Beach,
675-2968. Michael Patterson's R&B Band
plays 8:30 p.m.·1 a.m. Sundays in July.
County swing from Lee Ferrell "S"ect
Girls" presented same lime Mondays 1n July.
• Cr.uy Horse Steak House and Saloon
1580 BroolJlollow Drive, "'San~Ana, 549·
1S12. Michael Martin Murph<'y plays 7 and 10 p.m. July 27 ,
•Five Feet Two Fasht0n Island, Newport
Beach, 640-5250. Karen Gallinger and Michael Hill perform Saturdays from 7 30·
11:30 p.m. ,
• Fountain V.illey Recreation Center
16400 Broolhurst. fountain Valley, 965·
4447. C-0narts In The Park series, pre·
sented frtt on Thursdays from 6:30·8
p.m., features Popular Demand performing
classic rock tonight
• Colden West College Main.stage The· atcr, 15744 Colden Wfit St .. Huntington
Beach, 895-8378. A program Yohich in·
eludes Broadway show tunes, mUSJC o( the
Big Band era, concert lvnes. iazz ;ind con·
temporary pieces will be J>fesented 5:30-
7:30 p.m. Fridal 1n the final summer con·
CM for CWC s 6Q.nwmber symphonic
band. The performance is dedicated' to re·
tiring college president Jud1ty Valles. Ad·
miss100: free. In lhe ootdoor amphitheater.
"Starshower '92," Thursday night 'series oi
summer concerts throogh A\Jg. 6, includes
Zulu Spear, a South African band th11t
blt'f'lds its natM! music with A'TICnan rod 'n' roll, tonight Tickets S7. Showt1me.
Cates open 6·30 p.m for ptckmdmg.
show bc.>gins at 7:30 pm .
Blvd., Newport Bea<'h, 476-2001. French singer/composer Gerard Barbut continll<'S
Ba>ttlle Day fcstMllCS at the hotel wllh spe-
cial perform.tnC(') 9 p.m.-1 a.m. ni~htly
through Saturday. He appears at that 11me
regularly indefini1cly. "Broadway, My
Way," a smorgasboard o( musical theater, magic, comedy and spcc1illty acts, is l:,)cld
at 7 <s~ial dinner sho'AI, 8 and 9 -IS
p.m. Fridays. SJ CO\Cr charge. two drink
minimum per peMn
•Orange County F.iir at Orange County
fauwountts. Arlington 1heaier. 116 Fair
Ort\C, Costa Ml'Sd, 549-9802 Enter·
tainment r1escnted 7.9 p.m. night!Y durinfi the run o the fair includ<.'). Glen Camplx•
(tonight); Paul K.lnincr's Jrffl.'fSOn Star>hip
(Friday); Paul Rc\erc and the Raiders (S,u
urdayl; the Everly Brothers (MondJ)l; GlJ
dys Knight (Tue>dayJ; Doug Kel'\h.i ....
(Wednesday); B J ThOma> Uul\ :?ll RC'>I
less Heart Ouly 251; John K.lr and Stcp-
peny.olf Ouly 261 On the Centenn1JI
Stage: Cu11a11>t/\ocal1st. harmonica pla>t:r
Sandn Castleberry perform> loll, count~
blues/rock originals 2·3 pm luly 17. She 1s
J
oined by the Acou,,i1c Renovators S-6 pm
uly 23. Concerts free with r!'sular f.lir aJ.
m1ss1on.
•Pacific Amphitheatre 100 Fair Dme
Costa Mesa, 546-4876. Parlong SS The
Allman Brothers Band ..,,1th spccul guN
Blues Tra\eler, 7 p.m. Fnd.iy. T;c;l.cb
S26.9S-S38.SO Michael Bolton w11h spe·
cial guest Celine Dion, 7·30 p.m. SaturdJy
Tickets: S 17.6Q.S29 70. ·
•Paik Place Deck 3333 Michelson Dr,
Irvine, 851·1660 "Wedncsd.iys tn l hi.'
Park" free concerti ~nes features old-time
rock from Bobby Cochran and the Rh\thm Roders W~y .it 11 30 a m.
• Pierfest '92 at "'1.11n Street and Pacific
Coast Highway, Hunungton Beach. Roe~
and reggae music "-111 ~ part of the patty to commemorate the reopening oi ~he mu·
nicipal pier, which kids off Saturday at 10
a.m. An evening conceit on Sarurday will
fe.1ture Frey & l he Sovs Wlth Matt Frey.
the brother of musiciaiVactor Glen Frey of
the Eagles AdmiSstOn to the concert, Yoh.ch begins at 7 p m , 1s S7
• Pl.lyen 18100 Von Karman Ave . ln.ine,
66Q.92 15. Oee1ays play music tor dancing
FrtdJy·Saturday nights ~raol..c offered Wednesday nights.
at 8 30 p m Thur\CIJ)~ • <>
•Studio Cafe -Balboa 100 S \\aon 1
Balboa, 675·7760 I larnmerhc.iJ Biul'
plays rocl and blu1.>s 9 p rn.-I J.ITI l hur.·
d,1y and Mond.1,) and .!·b pm. Sunda1~
The Boomers rod 6 p.m.-m1Jo1ght Sun·
days.
• Cha)'tor's Social Club Jt I I\ ,111 Rq;ellC\ '"inc, 17900 laml>Orl't' Road Ir' inl·. 6311·
55-12. Buffet d1nn1:r, dour prtll"> anJ mu"c
from a dec1av h1i;hl1~ht 6 30 p m. m1dn1),~: dances for ag~ jU060 on Frod..11. A J
m1»ion: SS.
• fey,ish Association of Singll! Profl'>·
sionals at Be-.v 11 111.:r•IJ~'t' II 1l'I 3J O >.' cnue ot the A.rt>. ( .. :J !l.ll~. --1 J-• I
Orange Count1 J.u.1: :'l.1~h1 8 pm· 1 a n1
5.lturdJy 1e.lt111l" hof, d' '""u"" ll\I'
music and dam on~ ,l.Jm1»10n· S•1.) t: '"' membc~. SI :! S 15 101 non ml•ml,i.:r
•Ney.port Jcv.i~h Singh.•s 40·plus .1• ll'\\
1sh Communit' Ccntl'r 150 6J~l·r t
CCbt.i Me$.1 -51 0608 lhc "~' , .1.:,
drop-in bndi;e P'O!>'·lm 1\1!1 be held on-;.
9 30 IOm~hl C11)l: S 1 SO tor ml!mhe1) S l
tor non-member~. ~>>1.'rt Jl\J t'Ql!l't' "'II
be ~r\ed.
•Ocean P.icific Single Sailor) u41.i -1005
Non·smol.ing )tnglt.') ~thc1 t'W" Sundd,
at 11 il.m. 101 a ~ii. ·b,lrbccue and "'-"'
hour
•Open Bridge 45-plus on C1,.,tJ Mn.1
650-2320 lnterme<.l•Jte> to a~h.1nc~J
matches 7 p.m \\edne.c:!J\~ Cu,.1 5"2
•Singles Lin~ Ple.i~ c.ill ti4.?·65tl0 l•)r
the loatt0n ol the ne~t me<.-tmg Thi~ club
for non-smof..ing 'Hnglc prolL>:>>~on.it. OH"
30 meets the second and tourth T ue--d.J\ ol
each mon1h at 7•30 pm. Cost. S6.
flfl \llf\
• B.ack.sl<lge Thuter 1 ~99 Superior .\H'
C~ Mesa, 6-lu 588~ 'l\,el1e An~'\
Men," a meting drama dcp.cttng tilt •n·
tense lU'Y dcl1bcrJllOO) of a murder tr•Jl,
continues frida~'S Jnd 5.lturdaV) thrvu.:h
Aug. 1. T1cf..ets S 1 O S 11 50
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• ll'\'ine Meadows Amphitheatre 6808 Ir·
vine Center D11vc, lr\.ine, 855·8096. Fes·
tival Mu51Cal Budweiser, fealuring Ana
Cilbf1el, 6l M.lOa and Magneto: presented
8 p.m Friday Dan Fogelber~ and Eliza
C1llc)>0n play at 6 p.m SJturda\
•Le Meridien hotel, -1500 'v\JcAnhur
•Scampi 1576 Old Newport Blvd., Costa
t..\csa, 645-8560. Ciao Amor performs l1w
t-rnettamment Wednesdays
•St<lg Lounge 145 E 19Lh St Cn•tJ Mesa, 631 -9'813 Cu1tarr.t.,1ngcr Pt:h:r
Wtd.crsham pl.i) foll.. COi.int" and old•l'\
•Central Par~ Amphitheater T.lll!ert -\;;,,.
enue .iod Goldcm,\'\t Stret.'I. Hunun~1011
Beach, 832-1405 ShJ~~are > ".) 'ou
l1~e It" prt'\entt-J I>\ liuntoni;:oo BcJch
Pl.i\house and ltunun~on BeJ.:'.h l•brJf') 'i
The First Glass Of Wine Is On Us/I
-MONDAY-
• SPAGHETil -Meat or MarinlJf?J
5.!uce .............................................. 5.95
-TUESDAY-
• • BROASTED CHICKEN -
3 pieces Jn a ~ spit!JMttl fnl!lf1nara .......................................... 5. 95
-WEDNESDAY-
• SAND DABS-~ rice,
frah ~table ................................. 6.IS
-THURSDAY -
• ROAST BREAST OF TURKEY -
Stuffing, rnashf:d pot4to and ~ ...................... 6.95
-FRIDAY-
• FISH 'N CHIPS -Tempuf?J bcrttaed ·
cod, co~ slaw, & french fries . . . 7. 25
-SATURDAY-
• LASAGNA. ..................... 7.!25
-SUNDAY-
• SAND DABS ................... 6.!25
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Orange Coast Weekend I Thursday, July 16, 1992
DINING
T he Rothschild is like money in the bank -or, in
owner Helmut Rciss's case, the garage; his is
oversized, custom built, and crammed with rare
Mercedes Benz cars in showroom condition.
From its opening days in 1971!, the phenomenal
.it·ceptance of Rothschild in Corona dcl Mar enabled Reiss 10
cw111nue to his love affair with v1nt:ige automobiles. His original
conu:pt· a wine ant.I food shop with imported cheeses and
mc.11'. c\Ccptional wine,, good ~amh,iehcs -a few tables -
h.i' re\\ Jrtkd him bemnd his dream'
Cozy Cuisine
Salads range from SJ.95 10 $7.95, the laller being a 1as1y
melange of fresh lettuce, bay shrimp. hearts of palm, arlichokc
hearts and avocado.
At lunch, half-onJcrs of pasta arc sold, meaning, of course,
smaller prices and smaller portions -a sen:.iblc way 10 cat -
at noon, anyway. I'm addicted to Rolhschild's broccoli sau1ccd
in olive oil, with mushrooms, tomatoes, prosciutto ham. und
butter, lopped wilh p:umesan. It is one of the fa\'Orile paslas on
the entire lunch time menu, S6.95i and for sheer plea:.ure. add
some toasted garlic cheese bread and a gla5s of red wine from
Rothschild's outstanding list. Outdoors, people ~tood in line or hung
around the flower bO'(C5, waiting to get in for
a glJ'' of\\ inc. ll> ha' c i.ome Black Forest
ham'' 1th GrU\cre d1cei.e. to ~elect an
unf.11111h.1r p.1tc. 111 bu~ .1 baguette: 111 be in
the .1mb1c01.e1
AmDience maKes RothschllO a favorite coastal stop
Specials fe:lluring snapper. s:ilmon. and \Cal arc prepared .tt
lunch as well a dinner. They arc printed on a blJc .. boarJ and
the well-trained, pleasant Maff will rcminJ you of them aflcr
you arc se:ucJ. Don·1 be shy Jbout a~king for pna:cs. in CJ)c
they arcn'I quoicd.
Marla
Bird
Restaurant
Critic
S11111ct1mc' .1 p:trt} of two or three people
''11uld h1Jc their time, \\tile glasse:-. in hanJ,
,1111n!! on the bench ouhiJc. Helmut Rei,.,
hJd 111t roJuccd ruropc;in fooJ JOU \\inc
~cn\lb1ht\ Ill "\c\\ ~Ht UcJch. ..,
T Jblc' \\Crc .Hided anJ Roth,ch1IJ "nJme
Jn 111t1mJtC frcn,h lt.il1Jn l,wntl) inn.
'C.tl.111! ~(I ploplc Ill dl1'C: l)UJrtCr'. \\'hJI II
t .. ckcJ 111 'IJUJIC fl•,•1.1gc. 11 m.tdc up for Ill
..:0/\ .1trn11,phc11:. The menu, '' hu:h hJJ been
1k\,·liipcd \\llh thl hl·lp of Chef AnJrcino di
\.111 1,, 11t Andrcin11·, l\1,1nr,1::k. ~.111 l'krncnte, hit a deep
11. ''" 111,1\l' cnrJ ''1th l{,11h,d11ld l.111, I hi.' hJ\IC secrcl of 1hc
, 1 ,,11, \\ .1, (.rnJ I') u.•p1uu, .1111011111' 111 g.1rl1c, 1:1 lavish use of
, '1h 1111 .111d .1 'ent.1\lk <ldugc of llC\lth grated parmc~an on
lll'I ,d>1llll e\\:~ tlllll!! l:\lt: pl lhC Jl.'"l'Th
lhc dcrnJnd for \l:Jllll!,! 'P·''c hcl.llllC m·el'\\helming and the
d. 11.Jle-.,c:n emph.1~1' ""' gruund J' more tJble~ were added.
.11hl C\1.'ntuJlf\. J 'cc1 nd noor 1hnini! mom and basemen!
1111111-h.inquci room. L\CI) inch of 1lm rnrncr on Pacific Coa<;t
I l1d1,1..1\ '' u11l11cd Ill the ma'(. accnrding to Monika Reiss.
I k l111u1\ JJu!!htcr ''ho " one of Rnlh\lhilJ\ man.1gcr<. and
'11 Ill I<.'. d \.
"irl J{ci". Hclmu1·, 'on .• 111111her ~I and f\1, -;uperv1~e~ 1hc
lJll.'1 mg <lcpartment The Re"~ teJm 1\ ii \\llOJcrful example of
f,111111\ \\nthe'i'. wi1h C\'cl'\'nnc \\ho \\,;nh Ill be inq11\cd and
·'" 111. 111 the )lu,me~'
"111d11. 1d1c' JC1:n'1 nn the menu >1t l11nd111me .tn\murc. but
Dinner ch1>ke) mirror lum:h-11me offering' JI greater rn\t.
but very gcnemu~ portion!>. Angel hair p.ista prepJrCd \\Ith a
sauce of I1al1a11 tumatoc", blJck vlt\e\. frc~h i;arhc. JllJ \I h1tc
wine 1s wondcrlul fo r vcgc1anan' -.iml S<>Oll' 11( u~ nunur
carni\'Ore a'\ \\ell. SI :?.IJ5. P Jgha e F11:n1l c1,mh1nc., i:rec11 .mil
\lo hite felluc1111: \\Ith ~.1u tccJ )hnmp, er ah lllCJI. clJOl\, ru:~h
mushroom . tllffiJtve,, onion~. '11.hitc.-"inc: .. 1ml parmc.,Jll 1 "''
IS J ~umplUOU'-l) rich J1\h cr.1mmeJ \\llh rlent~ uf .:.1f1>1,\J,
Sl4.95.
Veal M.ir~alJ. pounded thio as crepes, ind ,,1utC"cJ 111
imported M.1r,al.1 '~me .,.,1th frc.,h mu,hrnt1m,," 1,;l\C1.l \\1th
lhc: fealurcd pa\la, SI 7.'>5 1 ender bonck~' brca\I uf dm ken
becomes u protluciion plJtc. 1oppcll \\llh prt1,C11tlll1 hJm .mJ
Gruyerc cheese, sauteed Ill .1 ~pcd.11 :.JUCC or huller. M.1f'\.1l.1
wine and fresh mushroomi.. Sl.t.95.
0 fall lhc delectable dcsscm ..it Rl1lh-.ch1IJ, lartulo, a
ball of coffee ice cream cncasei.I m praline nougJt allll
CO\'Cred Wllh h1uer S\ICCt eh\.lCol,1tc. 1s lhc one -uu .. t
me. It is $4.50 -i.k1p lhC gJrll tOJltl. If )OU ffiU\I, but n1>l tht'
dcsscn!
After an e~pre :.o and a glance around 'he room. at the 19th
century European pa1111ings, antique!> and Cl\Clt llf "'mc l>ilkcJ
ceiling high. it's easy 10 imagine that we're Mopping oft to dine.
on a drive 10 SJn Remo.
A suggestion: In the curly Rothschild )Cars, nunn.11a ~JUt.:1;.
seemed more refined, .1 1hough ii hJd been m.1Jc fn.im
hand-picked tomatocl> ~rowing in .l priv,nc ~JrJcn, .mJ
"Fettucinc A nt.lreino," a pceia?ty of the hou,c. tou11ng J
75-year-old family recirc. \\a~ rooJ for the ~1.J). Althourh Chd
Rogelio Guererro doc-; a i;ood Job. lhc -.au.:c:. could hum 11 th .,
~cnt into the hop for a tune-up Aller all. 1he'c rc~•l>C' h3\C
:ilmo t l.t )CJ rs n11lea~c un lh~m
tltl' .11.hl rgc JLir.1. plu' .1 tempting ,l'fcct11111 of i.1ppc117ers, SJIJJ\
.111d p.1,lJ .11 ll•k1.1hk prt.:C\. m.11..1.. th" nnc of the co,l\thne'"
'P"". 11 pl.11.e-. 111 cal. \t 11d1,1I..\' lw.111\ hr .Jl\cJ 111 g.1rl1c-..,centeJ
•hH I t:Omi.: l11 the 1.1hlc: 111 ll1l:lf P" 11 H1."11ng J1..,h Jflcr J
111111.~ '''ti to thc br1111u (.1nJ .1 hbuJI .1dJ11J1>n of PJrlllC\Jll
• , hu:'I.' 1 S3 95 E~1..1r1_:11t Ru1h,lh1ld ,n,111, ,,1utt:eJ in \\ hlle
11 "'' • k niun JnJ g.11 he .ire \Cf'\1.'J 11H:r 111,1\tcd French brcJd
11 I ''h '0:1ks up and <;:l\'1:<; ever;. drop of ,a,ory 'uuce. 56.95.
Shoo-,..."11M """"
Karl and Monica Reiss are managers al their father Hcl·
mul's Rothschild restaurant in Corona del M:lr.
Rotbschrld Rcs1:iurJ11t. :!-IU7 CJ~I Ct.>J\I lligh" J) •• 11 lk!,:0111.1
in Coron:J de/ M ilr. 67.1-3750. l unch. flfom.JJ.1 1/irr.>ui;ll FmlJ.''·
I I to 1 p.m. \\'inc Jn<l Dct.-r. Dm11cr, MonJJ) lhrt>uJ,;h S.11UrJ.JjA
5 ft) 10 p.m. Rcserv:ition!>. Smokin.l!.
CALENDAR
om J. 1, 23, 26 .ind Aui: ] and noon and
I p • .ii\ 25, Aug. I Adm.ss.on S4·S5
•Colden West College Patao Ttleat(•r.
I'\· .i I t.olden..-.est St I tun11ngton 81)5
Ii 111· llt'\C'nth M"ason of "Coldrn \\IN
"'""'t••r> Ft•sl" includes thrt'e crimr-rrnirtroom drJmas -"Thi.' Night of )anu·
,111 H,th, "The Verdict" and "Witness fr1r
ii" PrC1<.('1 ut1on" -thrn11i;h Sund.1y. ''lhl' ',,bl nl 1.1nuary 16th," A1.n R.1nch stmv of
,, '"'"'•in Mrused of lilling lier 1ntern.i
I • .1,,.1 '"ndi('r husb.mJ i~ prC"4'nlrd .it •o 1 1n SJturddy·Sundd1 "lhe \rrd1f1 ·
.),i: ill 1 Cl n<ttl:''s dram.1 .1b<1ut 1he .ailing
, '" .1 J Ccrmiln pro1e-.~r found dead r ,., ht irt stopped b) mPcf1ca1ton .id
"""' l1·rt-d by trusung Ji,10d~ 1s pr~nted
.it tt 30 pm tonaght .. nd Friday Chr•~1e s
\\line" for 111( Prosecurion," involvtnK .t ont I.,, •p1n<.ll'I hludgeon('C! lo de.ith shortly
.1111 r l1t•1ng Ix-friended by .i tho1rm1ng ,.,,,ng 111,rn, plays al 8 pm tonight
\,1t111ol.I\ .ind 1 pm. Sunrl.1y Adm1~~1rin
Sii !111 1 hur\Cl,w and Sund.iy shows, SI 0
l11r I ruf,1y ,ind SJlurday shows
• C,ro"'e Sha"espt>are festival 12851
:O.\.lln ~ Garden GrO\e. CU6·721J ·The
I 1·mpt..,1 ~h.ikr;peJre's mys11cJl tale ol
rr111but1on, plays Wednl')da'f) throusll
~t.ndJ~\ .it 8 30 pm until Jul) 25 T1dcu
S 18·52S In the ad1acent CA.>m Thealer. the
If 1
{0J t.1ave 5 4 Q-1 2 2 4
,., 1, '\ • ~ n r' r ("
-... ·~, ..... i
p m. Saturday 1n the Pacific 5Y.mf>!lony Building. 115 E Solnt.1 AN Blvd.. Santa
An.l, running throudi July 2S and Aug. 1.
8, 15, 22 and 29. frckets: Sl2-S1S IS1 off
on pr~ew nighO
• Way Orf Br0t1dway Playhouse 1 OS6
•Irvine Civic light Opfra at tlw Irvine F1~t St.. Santa Ana, 547-6997. "Eastern
B.ird.iy The.uer on the UCI c.impus. "ub-Standard " a contemporaiy comedy clwrt-
.11c·t," a musical dram.1 rif pre·W&ld War mg the lives of fi~ yupp~. Frida~ and
II Bl:'rlin, plavs lhursd,d and Friday at 8 Saturdays at 6 p.m. through Aug. l S. rick·
p m , Saturd.iy .it 2 an 8 p m. and Sun-,...::e;.::~:..S,._1""2:.:..S:..0:..·~1.:.5:... ----------t 1.IJy at 2 pm. Tlcl..ets SI 5 S22
School, 21141 Strathmoor lane, I <unting-
ton Beach. 832-1405. "The Hasty H<!art, ·
a World War ti dramallc comedy, will pl~ Fridays and Saturda)'5 at 6 p.m throu
Aug 15 with one Sunday matt nee July 6
at 2 p.m. Tickets· S 10 and S6.
• lr.,,ine V.1lley College Courty.ird Amph1·
thl•alre S 500 ll\me Cenier Or trv1ne.
i;sq. H)) The bawdy musical comedy ··A
Funny Thang Ha~ned on 11\t; Way to lhe
F0tum" plays .it 8 p m Thursd.l~ through
Saturdays lhrouj;h July 2S Adm1s.sion: ..S&-
S 10
• 01Jnge Cout College Oramil L.ib The-aler. 2101 Fa1rv1ew Ro.1<1, C~ta Mesa,
432 5640 Cl~mg performances of a sum· mer plJy festival, featuring ii new origmal
work by members of lhe OCC Repertoiy
The.lire Company, pres<-ntcd 8 pm
Frtd.iy·Sunday On the )fl'j)S o( Robert 8
Moore 1 heJller· "ftnocdl10" pcei;enlfd by
CX:C thealer inwuctor D'"'1d 5< aghom.•:
10 30 a m toda) 9 JO and ' 1 a m fll.
d.l)', 10 am and 2 pm Saturd.ly; and 2
p m. Sunday Attendees advi~ to bring
bl.inlets and/Of beach ch.i1rs Adm1~ion:
S2.50-S4.
Fresh Fish D•llr
AH Yur 'Round
Br .. kfllat Lunch
Dinner
•Weekend Brunch 7am-4pm
•Ear1y Bird Specials
•Happy Hour 4-6;>m
•Harbor Brunc:h Cruises ~ CroH' 1\ pr~ntmg tlw mu)tr.al "fh( Fan
1,1\t1d.~. aboul young lo\-t'r'\ "helped" into
romJnle by their fathers. Wednesdays through Saturdays at 6 pm . .ind Suncly,u • Oringe County Crazies l 6892 Bols.i
t ) til A g. 8 Tickets S18-S22 Chic..i St., Suire 202, Huntinl!ton Beach,
400 M<tin St . Ba Ibo.,
a p.m. un u ' : · 840-1406. "OranS'!la~t.'"' a s.itirlul
• Huntington leach Playhouse at Gisler revue ol life in Or.in. County, opens a 673-4633
_.. 1 O Orange ~t ~eekend I Thursday1 Ju~ 18,. 1~
'itn OuJstanding New
Indian Rtstauran1"
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"Fabulous Food. ..
lnmdibly Fresh"
n.-..o.=~r·
Daily Bull'et
Luncheon
Mon-Sat
'5."
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Sen1ng CU I IN E OF Lu nch,
Dinner & INDIA Brunch
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WEEKEND
Dining Highlight Of lhe Week
NEWPORT RIB COMPANY .
What: Tangy Ribs, 990 Chicken & Steak
FetltW•: High standards for meat & produce
Where: 2000 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa, 631 ·211 0
COSTA MESA
HANG CHOW 720 W. 191h Street.
ANGELO 1969 H•rbor Blvd. 646· 650-8960. Lunch 11 :30 to 2:30
1225. Open for lunch Mon. -Fri. Mon .• Sat; Dinner 2:30to 10
11 :30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.; d1Mer Sun .• Thurs .. ; ,ii 10:30 Fri. & Sat ..
from 4:30 p.m. Reservations •r• Sunday Brunch 11 :30to2:30.
recommended. "The best Northern Popular Chinese Restaurateur '.Mr.
Italian cu11ine in al al Orange Lee' runs this restaurant especially
County" aocordlng to co-owner Joe wrth "Chinese Food Lovers" in
lngardia. Fresh seafood •nd mind. Good authentic Chinese past•.,. is • specialties ot the cuisine at anordable prices. Full bar,
house. Catering and private party take-out. catering, private room f Of
facilities llVdabie. groups up to 20.
ARMFS llANHATI'AH OEU 2831 HORIKAWA 3800 S. Plaza Drive,
A Bris1ol Street 641·9310. Open 7 South Coast P1aza Village. 557·
a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon.·Fri .. , Sat 9 a.m. 2531. Reservations suggested.
to 10 p.m.: Sun. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Fine traditional Japanese restaurant
Orange County's authentic New uses the freshest ingredients. Sushi
Yort< style deli restaurant features Bar, tatami rooms. ooc:kta~ lounge.
corned beef, pastrami, roast beef. Multi-course Kaiseki dinners must
turi<ey. potato pancakes, knishes be Ofdered 24 hours in advance.
and other deN delights. This Elegant dining. Lunch and d1Mer.
cntically eoclalmed restaurant MA BARKERS 15' E. 17th St 646-
serv• tMNkfat specials st.ting• 4303. 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. d~;
s1 .99; bd't end dinner d.;ty. T• SUnday from 7 a.m. s.Mng
out and catering. brUdast , k.lnch, dinner in a
THE 8ARN FARMER homestyle fuhion. "Courtly styte
9TEMHOUSE 2300 Hlltbor Blvd. -Ameran c:uitine•. ~ the
(Eastaide of the Harbor Cen*) frlendlies1 MNice, low pnc. tor
641·WT7. ReMNltlont ac:cepced. high quality homemade food.
L.unctt Mon....fri. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. .. CASA 296 E'. 17th St. 645-7626.
Dinner Mon. 4 to 9 p.m.; Tues.. F..nlly ttyte Mexican rntannt.
Wed, toe~ p.m.; Thurs .• Fri. to 10 Pretident 8u9h has eaten here!
p.m.; SC. 3 to 1 o p.m.; Sun. 3 to 9 Open dally al 11 a.i:n. fOf klnch,
p m Costa Mee• ·a oldest dinner • and OC)d(tails. Call ahead ai.~ boat• a 30 yMt tor large parties. Th• excellent
tr.diion of MNing the finest in prices, 901idtous seNice ~
ch.t>roiled ltNka, f,.ah fish and delic;ious food ,make Mi Casa .
chicbn. wwm, friendly mmoaph•• possibly th• most popular Mexican
auit.ble for wwy occasion from ... ery in the area.
busineu meetings to family p.rties. NEWPORT RIB COllAPNY 2000
l.unchee from S3.4i; co~f)let• Newpof1 BNd., Cost• MeN, 631 •
dinners from $8.95. Grazing me,.,, 2110. Tangy b9by·bllc:k ribs,
and burgerw after 4 p.m. from bllbecued ~en. juicy nmvortul
$3.95. Priv• rooms fat business atNkl and fresh crisp said are so
meetings, ,.,._..,.... dinners, popular among Orange County
receptions and special ooe11tion t•idents and visitors ali(e. This
pmrtiea, spot t.Mel baJt>ecue to new heights
09t0'1ONTMEtlU.428 E. 17th with its homem81M saa. You'll
S1'9tlt, a50-1750. R .. Mdiont aAso get tasty ~ slllW, e0tnbread
9CC1pted. A Costa ,...._ IMdmart<. and C>tMr popular skfe ord«'I. w-. ..... mNling p&la; 1he Comfonllble booth• and dec:ot ~im.&e n~ r....,,_rc accented by bfMS and brick mllke
Md lounge. Lund\, dirww, tor 1 friend~ •moaphere. TllblesJde
PLAYERS HOLLYWOOD
DELJ..GRILL 18100 Von Karmen,
Irvine, 660-9215. We'll take you "to
the stars· in oor 1930's Holywood
atmosphere. Q.ir contemporary
restaurant features a multi-ethnic
menu and deli. From Italy to the
Orient the the Good or USA. Our
steak, seafood, pasta, pizza &
service Is sure to dazzle you. Toe
twinkling and other dancing to live
music or the latest sounds in the
bar area afllfWards. Private patties,
banquets and catering also
available. We have it aH and at
recession busting prices!Dinner
from 5·9 Mon-Fri .• 5·10 Sal.
RIVIERA RESTAURANT 3333
Bristol St, South Coast Ptaza. 5440·
3840. Lunch 11 :30 a.m;. to 3 p.m.
Mon. ~Sat.; diMer 5·10 p.m. Mon.·
Thurs; 'til 11 p.m. Fri. &
Sat.Reservations ar, suggested.
Award winning Continental ruisine.
One of the only restaurants in
Orange County to ofter tableside
flambe. Excellent service, intimate
atmosphere.
SCAMPI 1576 Old Newport Blvd.
645-8560 Wwm & friendly owners
Linda and Femilndo Navaretta offer
authentic Italian ruisine served in
the traditional European manner.
Fernando's impressive credentials
indude graduating from Culinary
Academy In naly, training at Aotel
Concordia. Venice. Italy; Chef at
Don Pasquale in Cambridge,
England; Churchill's in La Chax D~
Fondes, Swltzerlind; Hotel la Pa1x
in Agno Lugano, Switzerland.
Scampi offers an intriguing me(IU
and lovely wine list. Banquets,
private parties and catering .
WAHOO'S ASH TACO 1862
Placentia 631-3433. Open daily
from 11 am. to 10 p.m. ; Sundays
,ii 9 p.m. Outrageously delicious
Dlth al the border a.Jisine with a
Hftaien nu. W.nao's is a h11Ven
for local as wel as lnlernalional
1Urf.-., attti.t• and anyone
loolc;ng for good food al incredibly
low pricea. AbloUefy no lard used
in ~:everything is fresh
and Pf9Plred to order. Laid back.
casual atmosph••· Also "' 1133 s.
Coat Hwy. in Laguna and on
Bristol & BaMr In Costa Mesa.
ZUBIES 1712 Pt.:ercia, 645-8091.
Pure and aimpi., just like mother's
lowll Reuon~ priced, top
quality food and gen.rously J>Ol!rad,
low priced drink• have kept th•tr
customers coming back tor y.ars.
Lobst• ta~ , chicken. ribs and
apec:ialt changing night~. Thursday
night la prime rib night Lu~ and dinner MrYed. Sunday Mexican
Breakfatt kom $1 .99.
ZUllES OILDED CAGE AND
OYSTER BAA 1714 Ptacentia. right
next door to Zubiet. 646-4222. A
big. sprawling enterprise~ pool
tabl• and games. Featuring 16
itemt on the ()ylter 8llr Menu;
regular m.nu indudet pizza.
sandwich•, burvefS and a v•riety
of speciats. v.y cuual. f..nlly
Ofierced atmosphere.
Mon. Owr)er Sara Parrish brings
her grandmother's recipes to
Newport Beach. Traditional Italian
and seafood selec:1ions. Pasta and
a variety of unique breads made
fresh daily. Last but not least. an
excellent wine list completes the
experience.
THE CANNERY 301 0 Lafayette
67S-5777. Lunch 11 :30 a.m. to 3
p.m. Mon.-Fri •. ; dln,,.r S-10 p.m.
daily. Sunday brunch 10:30 a.m. to
2:30 p.m. Reservations accepted.
Continental ruisine, seafood
emphasis. Great clam chowder.
Newport Beach Historical Landmark
features Weekend Brunch Cruises
and live entertainment in the lounge
in 9ddition to lunch and dinner.
CARMELO'S 3520 E. Coast Hwy.
67S-1922. Dinner 5:30 ·10:30 p.m.
Sun.-Thurs.; "" 11 :30 p.m. Fri .. &
Sat. Reservations suggested.
Classic Northern Italian gourmet
cuisine. New, moderately priced
lounge menu served til the wee
hours. Wild and crazy lounge at
night when the band strikes up.
Chic clientele.
LE BIARRfTZ 414 N. Newport
Blvd. 64S-7600. Lunch: Mon·Fri 11·
5, Dinner 7 nights 5-closing. Lee
Ferrell's Band Fn. & Sat. 8-12,
Sunday S-9pm. Dancing.
Reasonable, comfortable, &
unpretentious. Le Biarritz offers
award-winning cuisine at affordable
prices. Monthly winemaker dinners
are a must.
21 OCEANFRONT 2100 W. Ocean
front 675-2566. On the Ocean
front
0
next to the Newport Pier. Open
Daily at 4pr\i. Enjoy fabulous
Catalina sunsets from oor main bar.
Dinner nightly from 5:30 pm. Fine
dining in Newport's most intimate
setting. Specializing in gourmet
seafood. Large wm~ellar for
banquets up to 50 people Actrve
piano bar with MAX SEILER Thurs.·
Sunday.
SABATINO'S RESTAURANT &
SAUSAGE CO. 251 ShlP.Yard Wrr:f,
Newport Beach, 723-0621. ep.n
for k.lnch & dinner, ciosed Mondays.
WMkend Brunch. Sit. & tun. 8:30-
1 :oo. Tucked away near the Lido
Shipyard, this charming, family
owned restaurant offers an inviting
atmosph•• and delicious food!
Famous for their authentic,
homemade Italian Sa.isage.
Sabalino's complete menualso
includes fresh pasta, seafood,
lamb, veal and a tempting array of •
salads & appetizers.
TALE OF THE WHALE 400 Main
Streec, Bab:>a. 673-4633.
Panoramic bay view. entry features
pictures a Old Newport. Seafood
and tnlditional favocites. Lunch,
dinner and Saturday and Sunday
bNnch.
V1LLA NOVA 3131 W. Coast Hwy.
642.1880. Dinner nightly 5 p.,m. to
2 a.m. Excellent. hearty hahan
cuisine· outstanding wine list. Active
piano bar. favorite local late-night
spot. Upstairs room a •Top of the
V~ta· fOf banquets. P.nvllte panies..
·,.attend brMkf..i. EJIS*1IY magk: Sunday 5:30 10 8:30pm 9dd1
P'.-.d ,.,._ btqert, aandwiches, to lhe fun. Open Monday through CRAZYHOASE STEAKHOUSE & ..._.and houM ....... Live SllUrdl!Y 4pm to 10:30pm; Sunday A880NOANZA 3'21 Via Udo. SALOON Located on Broakhollow
NEWPORT IEACH SANTAANA
Fwy. 549·1512. Open for l~nch and
dinner. Live entertainment in the
saloon. 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 \AUEY
BERTOUNO'S 18041 Magnolia,
Ftn. Valley. 963·2730 Serving great
pasta. pizza. steak and ~icken.
dinners for the entire family. Pnces
are very reasonable and portions
are generous. Family run
restaurant; hosts are very
hospitable and eager to please. All
the sauces, breads, desserts •
soups and pizzas are homemade.
Though the restaurant appears
small from the outside, it is adually
very large and homey on the inside.
An excellent place to take family
and friends for a home cooked
meal.
DEL CARLO 19535 Beach at
Yori<town 536-4045. Lunch 11 :30-
2:00 T"*.·Fri .. ; dinner 4:30-10 p.m.
Tues.-Sun. Excellent food at
excellent prices featuring tradrtional
Italian dishes. Dinner from $6.75,
lunch specials from $3.25 (served
in 7 minutes or they're FREEi )Beer
& Wine list.
FU JIN 15070 Edwards (Across
from Westminster Mall)892·~
Lunch and dinner 7 days. GracJOus,
friendly owners Theresa and David
Chiang keep their CtJstomers .
ret\Jrning again and again with their
delightful Szechwan and Manda11n
Cuisine fit for a king. Excellent food,
prices and service have won this
Chinese eatery numerous awards
MARCELLO'S 17502 Beach Blvd.
at Slater. 842-5505. Established
sW.C. 1973, thts family owned "3lld
operated restaurant offers some al
the best deals Ill town. Dehcious
handmade pizza Pasta. SNfood.
chden and veal disha. New
vegetllrialn menu. Lunch specials
from $3.85; huge klnch buffet; .
dinner specials from $6.95. Thetr
mono is "Once you go try the rest,
come bid to the besr l
SANTINO 11at9108 Adams at
Magnofia. 964~3555. Lunch 11 am to
3:30 pm Tues-Sat Dinner Spm to
9pm Tues. ·Sun. CaH ahead for fast
takeout. A non-smoking restaurant.
Your host's Ed & Franca bring you
intimate dining with tradit10nal faire
from all regions of Italy. All foods
made fresh on ptemises. Breads
made with all natural ptoduds. no
anrticial ingrfdi.ott-Savor a taste
al Italy and end the pert~ evening
with Cappuccino or Espresso along
with d•SMl't from our bakery .•
Consistent aw•rd-winning
restaurant
TEXAS LOOSEY'S 10142
Btookhurst at Adams. 964-8882.
Texu Tested. tned and trusted
This chili partor and saloon offers
som. of the belt ea•s. firewater and
pd(lns W'OUndl MetqUlt• smoked
riba. chicbn. steaks, Texas chili,
Mppy "'°"' apecWa. Kids eat free
... Heh paytng ..,,ltll
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pi9no w ~ In the 2JMn to 1 Opm. Al major credit !!!i!!73· ODen.-Ill tort=·~~
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Orange Coast Wee~ I Thursday, JUiy 18: 1 ~ •
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·Now Open Sunday Evenings
Sunday Italian
Pasta Platter
LASAGNA • CANNELONI
MANICOTII
s13 95 for Two SPAGHETII & MEATBALLS
FRIED MOZZARELLA CHEESE rcgubr S29.SO)
Served every Sunday 5:00 p.m. -9:00 p.m.
·All Pasta's .:ire Homemade and served with Soup & Dinner rolls
2221 N. Main St., In Seacliff Village
Huntington Beach For reservations call 960..7764
OPEN 7 NIGHTS
A WEEK
FROM
5-10PM
FRIDAY &
SATURDAY
FROM
5-10:30PM
CALL FOR
RESERVATIONS
Orange Coast Weekend I Thursday, July 16, 1992
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Fresh Pasta & Seafood Restaurant
Buy I Dinner Get 2nd Dinner
at
1/2
Prlee!
Plus! Plus! Plus! Plus! Plus!
JULY SPECIALS*
T-.ttday, Wedn~.day a Tii"nda.r E·~~ing.
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•Not vi i.id for To Co Ordera or combined with 1ny other offer
Expires 7/31/92
For Reservadons Call 875-8973
Open Fo r Lunch & Dinner Tue1. -Sat. 5 pm To Cloeing
Clo1ed Sunday & Monday
3421 Via Lido • Newport Beaeh
Free P•rlin~ in Vu Lido Plu•
fAIMll
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SERVI .. THE FINEST
IN MID-WESTERN CHOICE mF,
CHABROILED TO PERFECTIOM,
ALONG WITH FRESH FISH & CHICICEH
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