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NtWPoRTBEACH • COSTAMESA
Last-minute
deal struek-
to acquire
moblle park
.... Picket-line strategy
worl<S as senior citizens
win deal to buy 26-acre
property from Irvine Co.
By Russ I.Dar, SUft -•
NEWPORT CEJ'iTER
About 1wo dozen elderly mobile
home park residents marcbc:d in a
picket line oulSide Irvine Co.
hcadquartcn Wednesday, winnin&
an llth·hour deal to buy their 26-
acrc mobile home park.
Wednesday was the deadline
day (or resicknu of Bayside Vil-
•INSIDE: Columnist Fred Martin
describes ......,..I pa.. lot holp
from S.ystde Village ~ts at
MondAy'1 COUl\Cil ..-in&'AB.
lase Mobile• Home Part lO open
escrow on their $12 million offer
lo buy the land under 1heir mobile
homes, bul they were unable to
secure financial backina.
Aller • lcn&thy aficrnoon mec1-
ing with Irvine Co. otrtcials. a new
deal was struck to sell the mobile
home park and lhc marina lo the
tenants for ,S 11 .l million.
Irvine Co. oCfM:ials say tcn1nts
have until 6 p.m. loday to produce
a financial commitment letter
from 1 l<od<nfflli"' to finaoee
their purchase. They must cklise
C5CrOW by Sept. 27.
If the residents fail to meet the
deadlines. Irvine Co. offteials s.ay
they arc legally obli1a1cd to sell
the propcny to DcAnu Assets
Inc.. 1 Bc~rty Hills c:ompany
which !cues the property from the
Irvine Co. and rents ip.ICU to the
senior cltize:n residents.
The I rvlnc Co. previously ex-
tended a July IS deadline. but also
notified residents that lhe com-
pany was en1erina into a purchase
asreemcnt with OeAnz.a that
would ta.kc effect if the new, Sept.
15 deadline was nol met
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Winner of 33 journalism awards in 1993
19th St. bridge: . . . Is -it critical for
new community?
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... Size of West Newport
Oil Co.'s planned
commun(ty would be
greatly reduced if
connection is not built.
By M&me Mcleoel, SUit wriler
COSTA ~iESA -While rcs1·
dents here scramble 10 remove the
19th Street bridge from 1hc coun·
ty's master pl:1n, a high·rlnking
N~·port Beach planner U)'S 1hc
bridge could be critical for a pro-
pos.c:d planned community in \Ve~!
Newport Beach.
"We told the property ~ ncr
1hat in our view the amount of de·
vclop~nt which could be sus-
tained would depend on whc1her
the 191h Street bridge was con-
structed," said P:ll Temple';' ad-
wnccd planning manager for New-
port Beach. ··tn our opinion, 1he
19th S1rce1 bridge is a critP,I con-
nection for 1hc Oow of traffic..'"
The 75-acrc spo1 scatlered with
brush and oil .... ells, which ""'3.5
once referred 10 as Banning
QUUTION " .
Building bridgesf
The conli<M!nlal 19th
Street bridge .... been
desaibed .. both • boon
to a proposed new ··---. ~·t::n MKi iS ~
project that "'°"Id desuoy
lheJharac!et of C051a
Mesa. Whal do )'00 think
of !he proposal?
Please leave your
~and name on the
Hotline, ~2-6086.
Ranch. is now O\~rned by Wesl
Newport Oil Co. or Ne-.1»pon
&ach. Al one time, the developer
proposed building 2.000 homes on
the si1e inland -of Paciric: Coast
High .... ay in West Ne .... -pon.
Officials sav, however. that
plans ha.,·e bcCn tabled for the
past two years as the dc-
See BRIDGE/111
Clbsed-door settlement
worth $576,000 to pair
... Judge calls for special
session to deliver
11th-hour solution to auto
accident case against city.
By Milmlt Mcleod. Sllll Wn!er
SA.NT A ANA -An unprec-
edented closcd·door Costa ~1esa
City Council meeung in Superior
Coun (9Uhcd 1n a J:ist-minute
S576,000 ~ulen1cnf 10 n father
and daughter u. ho sued the city
a!tc1 being hi{ b) a car near the
Performing Art~ Ccn1e1.
The ci1y will pa~ S376.000. and
S200,000 .,.,·ill be paid by dn\·cr.
1hcr and daughle1 were suing the
city ror damages after bcin& hit by
a c:i.r on ci1y streets \lo hen the
judge rcque)!Cd the emergency
closed SCUtOn.
OCficials s:ud "''h1le ~c request
.,...:is unusual, itappcarcd 1ha1 F1r-
ma1 "'-an ted 10 g1\'C 1he part1es one
more chan~ to settle
··The location may be unusual.
but 11 was logistical!~ more oon\e-
llient to ha,·e II (the meeting) at
the courthouse," said John
K.cinic.,..·ski, an attorney rcpreitnt-
1ng the cily in the g.sc
Canyina placards read.ins "No
More Ues -Irvine Co. Play
Fair," and "'S1op lhe Sale," resi·
dents pickctin.s Irvine Co. he1d·
quanen Wednesday Wd the a>m·
pany's offer lO sell the property
SH DEAU• ---Karl Hoertig, 82, leads prot:esten outside offices of The ln-ine Co. in F~hion Island WednHd.iy.
Judge Francisco F1rma1 rc-
ques1cd the \Vcdncsd:iy meeting at
the rourl with the council 1n a
last-ditch pi1ch to seulc a ra .... -suil
£ilcd agains1 the city. La~ycrs
~ere jl.bt fini)hing closing argu -
ments in the case 1n ""h1ch n r:.1-
t.1arijane Swecr. 60. an'd her fa -
lher. SJ. Blaine Douglas \Vickhne
of San Juan ·up1slr3no filed suit
again~\ lhe ct l) after they "'ere hit
by a car near ·the 1nte~c1ion of
A\'Cnue of 1he Arts and Town
Cen1cr Onw-near 1he Performing
Art) Center in October 1991. ·
Dcfcn~ Attorney Tom Girardi
See SETTLEMENT/Ill
South Coast Repertory tur ns 30
· South Coast Rep<flo<y" 30th ann._,.ry 1<ason ~ not only
featur<d in today's. Weel<end sedion, It has p<aelic.111y swallowed
up the whole thing. In f•ct. we'Ye aeated a special edition ol
Weekend in honor of the Uiolo Mesa-booed theatrical company's
mi~. Inducted are: SCR memories from Tom Titus. who
has ,seen every shqw SCR hos produad; ~ co-founden
David Emmes .ind Martin Benson; a look ge: dining
around SCR; and the impact ol the company and other arts
organizations on Orange County's economy. We've .ibo
Inducted il 30th se~ schedule, a review ol se~ opener
"Morning'• al S....n" •nd <!Nik about ~n SCR open house
tonight and gala on S.turday. Stt Weebncl Hdion, in11de.
..... wu.
Tho ,,.rndns on the top of
-1 Is by IOCAI .rost Don
)ones. For information on ori-
ginal paintings. aU 67S·58l9.
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~fled .............................. 15
Communll'f forum ............... Al
Leaol no<ic:e ............ : ........... 14
N~toall .................... Al
Society ............................. ,._, A7
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... Newport Harbor High hopes to
raise $30,000 with Harbor Heritage
Run to keep fac ility open.
By Eini1y Creety, Sb11 -
NEWPORT BEACH -After obtainina •
one-1ime $1 3,000 grant to open a math clink a1
Newport Harbor High School l:ast yea(. the
school must now depend on other mc1hods for
comina up "''ith the ncCCJUJy funds 10 m111in-
t1in the facility ror lhe 199)-94 SC~ year.
The clink, which ts open three niJhts a week
and run by s1udcnts ind one racully member.
cost more than SIS,000 to run durin& its firs1
year. That money w4s spc.nt on compu1er son-
Ptlll •ACE, MORE MONEY
Newport Harbor Art Museum is doubling its
size with the addition of vacated library space
-and needs increased funds to suppqrt it . , (V
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B y doullli .. lllo a1n o1 the Nowpon Hart1or Art M.s<um. ollldoll"" lllol tor the llnl lilnc lh<y ril be obit IO
ti• •ti••• r .., ..._, ia. ww..ts pennancl\l colkc.1tol Md
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""''arc and h:ardv.:tre and stipendJ paid 10 stu·
den! tutors.
To fund the math center, the school is rely-
ina on rummage sales -an.J now a SK run.
The H1rbor ·Hcrita1c Run, spomorcd by the
school's PT A and local businesses. will 1ake
place Sa1urday. Oct. 2 ind oraaniu.n hope to
raise abou1 1.10,Wl. The event will also rea1ure
_awards , for runncB and a drawina for res--
.tauran1 ccn.1fa1cs and plant .ttd.ets to New
York.
Sharon Pc~. a ~mbcr or the PTA and or-
1ani2cr of the run. said sh,c expects rouahly
2,CXX> panicipanu In 1hc run. 'llrhtch also in-
cludts 1 2K fun run. ~ioney raised will F to
SH RUN/Ill
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a ""Y signiflQll)
reputnn,
Ntioully and
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anddiiscf•l1n •help••
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MANAGING EDrTOR ST.EVE MA.RBLE. S4G-1214, o:r. 3'l
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• NllGHIORHOODS Everylhlng's cmnlllll
up roses ••• •
carpets Md dlnclnl
A look at the people and places shaping our community
C J'S FRESH FLOWERS (650.7336) is
having a ''wtckcnd madnc5s" special today
1hrough Saturday on sclcct-1 Dowers.
Sunllowen: are sold at $5 a bunch (five stems),
cnrn::llions arc SS per dozen, and roses arc sold
for $12 per package of 25 (as is) or $20 for a
p:lckage o r iS in bouquet. '
-Knthy Santlll,i of CJ's says to call ahc1d ?or the
be~t color selection.
CJ's is in a hard-to-find location on Eut 17th
S1rcc1 .:. it's not \'isiblc rrom stTcct. It's directly
across from the \'Vhentiouse
behind Pron1p1 Clcancn and •·
hair salon.
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• MIKE DUNKLEY Of
Knightsbrldae Carptl Care in
Newport Beach is o ffering Best
Buys rcadc~ a special on carpet
cleaning services.
K.J1ightsbridgc Carpet Care
will clean ··a n your carpets for
$95 or less ... The price includes
all roon1s, stairs, halls and
bathroo1ns. Any sofa and love
seal or arnJC tniir is S7S, and
fabric pro1ection is free.
School-bell rings tor 1 OOth _ year
Be st
Bu~
Dunkley says, "'My service
offc~ posili\'ely no hidden cx1ras and a
guaranteed quality service." And he adds that his
slQgan i~: ··1f the spot comes back ... !hen so
do ¥ie."
He ul!iO insists 1ha1 he employs the very latest
cleaning 1echniqucs and ensures thal his producls
arc environmentally safe. ,
For ll free C~ti1natc or ror lestimony fJ"Offi
prcvioufl. rli'.'n!~ please C:!l! !(nightsbridg; Carp<:;
Care (613-7561) located on f\.1arine Avcriuc in
Newport Beach.
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]'ON\' SCACCL\ Ot" 'l'hc ScQccJa lnslltutc or
Churl·oi;raphlc Arts loc!lted on Easl !'7th S1rcct
Ill Co~l.'.I ~1esa is offering a free dance class for
h..andicappcct children. once a week.
Sc.iccia asser1 s 1ha1 he has gained 3 na1io nwidc
rcputauun for training these spcci:al Children.
Pr1\,1te lcswns arc alMl available for a small
1non1hly fee . Plcasc~ca\I (650-7986) for more
information
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J-'ASliION ISLAND \VILL host a free fashion
!>how !tponsorcd by !\1::.dcmoisellc !'t1a1aUne thal
fcuturc~ apparel !rom Fashion Island merchants
1omorro¥i' 31 12:30 p.tn .. and al noon and 3 p.m.
on S:uurday in 1hc Broadway/Neiman Marcus
cour1yard.
For more 1nforn1a1ion please contact Fashion
lslanJ Cu~1omcr Service at 72 1-2000.
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'J'll E VAJ'l:'l'A GE t'OUNl>ATION of Costa !'t1cu is
h:.t\1ng a 50 percc111 off >ale on many
en1er1Ji11n1cn1 boo~s for llJW. Subjcc1s of the
1ncludL"d books cover such tcipics 3S di ning, 1ravcl.
~hopping, thc1th.:r arid SJ>?rls.
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former sludcnl Allan Beek chal!i wi th lhird·gradcrs Chanelle Sl.:1dics, 8, right, and Pa rl<cr Hutchison, 1, 31 Nc"-port Element.lry.
You c.:in order and pick up books at 661
ll:in1il1 on. Suite 710 in Costa Mcs:.i or by calling
645 -7833. The Vantage Found:.i 1ion of Cos1a
Mesa sen·cs adults ~·ith physical and
dc\•clopmcn1at disabilities.
Newport .Elementary School celebrates ·its centennial
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Cl.icsl DuJs appea rs 1'huNd:IJS and Sururdays.
lVhtlllt'r J·ou 'rt' a n1t'tthant or a sbop~r, JI you
knuw ul u good l.JUJ', I'd lot·c to git·r you M>DJt
publit·ity. Call nit' 111 540-1114, lax me at '4641 10
or 't+Titt tu n1c: Htsl Huys, Dally Pilot, JJ0 tY. Bay
. St., Costa /\ltsa, C11 /il0 91617.
CORRECTIONS
CO!it.1 ~1 e~ Pohce will hold a drunken drivina
checkpoint from 8 pm. Friday unlil I a.m. Sa1urd:.y
on Nor1h bound l'iarbor Boulevard just nonh of
\\'1\son S1 rcc1. An 3rhclc in Wednesday's paper
1neorrcctly stated the time.
• A story on the potential 1ale of lhe Balboa Island
Fire S11:1110n incorrce1ly stated tha.1 1hc i ll-cash 1alc
..-.'Ould s.ivc the city about Sl,900 in commisaion fees.
The correct figure 1s $19,000 1hc ci1y would save by
no1 p111ying a local broker a 4.75 per«nl commission.
By Russ Loar, Stat! Wntet
T his is the I001h school year for.
Newport Elementary School, a
bcachsidc school thac s1ill
bean iu original name on the out-
side wall near the fro6t steps: New-
port Beach Grammar School.
But it's not lhc origi nal building .
The first Newport &ach Gram-
mar School opcncd'during 1he 1893'-
94 school year 11 191h and Court
streets near McFadden's Wharf,
which would later become known as
the Newpon Pier. It was a one-room
wooden cottage with 1 single teacher
and 18 students.
By 1905, enrollmcn1 soared 10 43
students and 1, new school was built
on the beach about o ne block from
the old Khool. The new school had
two classrooms and served all the
children then livi na in the'Newport
Beach area. As enrollment grew, a
new school waJ built at the current
&.lboa Avenue location. opening in ..
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1912. In 1933, the school w:is de·
s1roycd by car1hqu:1kc bul was re-
built.re-Opening in 1935.
Former sludent Allan Beck. 66,
says he was in a fiflh-gradc class·
roon1<ift 1935 ¥.·hen the metal letters
of the new school's name were LR·
stalled on the outside wa ll. "h 1nadc
a terrible racke1," Be ck says.
Afl cr seve ral yt"ars or home edu-
cation. Beck began .chool in lhe
second grade at Nc""·port Beach
Grammar School. For1 unately for
ilcek, the 1933 curthquakc st ruck at
night, but Deck and others h:1d to
allcnd school in a nearby mor1uary
unlil :1 new K hool \¥3.S constructed.
Beck visited wilh lhird-gradcrs
Wednesday. in a classroom 1hal is
roughly in tho same location ¥.·here
he attended third grade.
"We were nol supposed to go out
to the surf," Beck recalls ... That "':i.s
verborcn. Out we s.omc1imcs sneaked
out there anyw here. We had a real
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board¥ialk in fron1 of lhc school in
1hui.c dJ)'S -we could 1unnt'I
under ii. ..
After JOO ycrar1, it's not ~urprising
thn1 Nc¥iport Elementary School h:is
long lis1 or alumni. Former Counc1l-
"''On1nn Ru1hclyn Plun1mcc ullendcd
the school. and Orange Coun1y
schools Supcrin1cndcnt John Dean
¥.·as a four1h-gradc teacher in 1955.
Former teacher Ralph \Vh1tford.
.,.,.ho spent 3Q yea!') :u the school. 1s
coocdinuting ·a IOOth annivcnary cel-
cbr:uion !>C l ror May to coincide
""i1h the Khool's open house. "1'11crc
will be a dance for alumni al a near-
by An1crican Legion H3ll and a vasl
library of mcmorabili:i \\lhitford ha"'
collected "'·ill also be on display.
''1'hcrc is a real n1ystit1ue 10 1his
school," \Vhuford s:1id.
An)'onc ¥ti lling 10 \'Oluntccr or
contnbute memorabilia lo the IOOth
annivcr~ry cclcbr1tio n may contact
the school at 760-J4S4 .
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Alan Bcelt wallcs h.ills of the 1993
vers ion of Newport E.Jementoiry, just
as he did in lhe e.irly 'l Os when he
attended the school .is a student.
POUCE LOG
COITAMUA
'ocrc 0•'" KMtl: A bit e
wu Jiolen l 'huncby rrom
ttft a~r•sc or 1 home in 1hc
2300 bkltk.
J>ulhMla ltttl: Someone
brol.c inao "tanqctnc:•I
A«0Ut1ll"J Sc.Men lt1 lhe
3100 bloclc ~tonday and Mok
lhc bulitlCU'l tafe.
Various lo<•llOO~ AUlM
-were rrpottcd 11ok11 T~
from 1hc 600-Mock ol CcRtcr
Strt I, the JOO btoct o(
Rothcitcr SltcCL
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wcni: .-otc• Sau•rdllf from a
home in th&' «JO bklcL
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One 011na·1wllmrs,11111coach11va111111 'Athllllc
filcwpott·MeA School llifo
ttiCt admlnis1n1on will dif.
butc the new "Athletk
H " 10 its coaches. parents..
IAd 1tudcnl$ nca1 week. The k>ac-
overdue cuidclincs •re in response
to a number or con1rovcrtle1 In·
volvin& the high schools' 11hlc1icl
P"'l1•m.
The handbook underscores the
Editor's
Notebook
obvious:
,,.... Coaches
should treat
eve~ athJc1c with
di&nny and re-'
spcct.
II" The dignity,
wonh and selJ-
cstecm ol partki·
pants should be
paramount to all
11hlctic activities.
Y" An athletic
con1c11is.only a
game -not a
ma.tier or life and
death for player,
coach, school. orrtcials. fans. com·
munily, state o r nation.
o_, .. "'On"1111til
-.., alt. -DMoioo Ill loolboll a1 Lave,... Collqo IO< 44
ycan. His record .... an averaac
190-116-4, bu• I'd con1end lllal he
wu one ot the Fe•te" c:o11eae coaches ever.
I f.nl read of Ort in 1989 in
Sporu lllUSlrated. which de>Oled a
muld·~sc spread 10 "1he most
unusui.i rootball coach ln the
U.S." And earlier; this year, when
l wu doint research for a book on
the nation's ireat coaches. I
looked up Ort fin1 and had the
honor of spending a morning with
him.
It was a humblina experience.
Here's the kind of coach.I'd want
my son or ~aushter playina for.
He and his wife of 'SO years.
Comi. washed the.players' uni-
forms after each pme. ,
"Wion I bad playbooks. Ibey
were IC'rriblc. I didn't feel com·
IO<tablo at all bc<aute I hid IOod
COKbea with me and sreat playcn
and if tblftll were open, 1hen we
wou.kt all pt involved ...
Ort didn't like upsets.
.. ln our competitive z.cal, we so
often interpret t0mcbody else's
failure as our succcu. The person
who can run the faste5t ought to
win 1he race . People shOuldn't '
hope lhat he stumbles."
Ort, who never missed a/rac·
rice u a plarcr. didn'1 min his
players missing practict5.
"I think through the ye.an that
six to 12 people would miss every
practice that I h3d. And 1t didn'1
make me happy ~ .. but I dqn't
want to IJ\.llke a judgment 100
heavily •.bout your decision (to
skip practict). If you say,'( want
to study th is afternoon,' or 'I want
to spend some time with my girl·
friend,' or 'My parents arc going ,
to come down ... ' it's your deci-
sion. not mine, whether ifs 3 good
decision or not.
"In our society, if your grandma
dic1.. thcn )'OU can mill KhocN a
couple Of days. and that's K«J!I•
able. If your dos dies. you cant.
Now lis:tert. There arc a lot of chil·
drcn wt¥> have a much dosu rela·
ti<Nuhip wi1h their dos than their
grandmother. Grandma is just an
old a.rouch and the dog is JUst so
in\por1ant to them, Out 1he princi·
pal s.ays, 'No. That is no1 an ex-
cuse.'''
There arc other Oriisn1s: He
docsn'I like the weight room (he
believes players should do heavy
liftin& for &he poor if their m1.&scks
need work);, n~ players -re·
prdlcss of ablli1y --.. -ere wcl·
come any time d1.&ri111 1he se1t0n;
1od in C' )'tllrs ot ooachinr.. he
nevcr kicked l player o(C the team..
.. J bad people quit. ~1ost of the
time they would come back, :ind
they were pcrfcctJy welcome.'•
• So Or1 could h.:t\•e wri11en 1hc
Newport -~iesi ·'Athletic Hnnd-
book.." His rormcr players, 1re.:ncd
V1o ith dignity nnd respect, fell pla>-
ing for him .;..:is nlmos1 a rclijioUJ
experience. fromotifta a ._ ol
sclf·wortb •nd tcll-cs&cctn ....._.
far abc.wc the trivial OUtc:OMe ol
the pme And Ort -..... wit-
bis a!li.W$11JU COKhes and pa.ye.rs
-ne\IC'r toqk the pme too tcri·
OU>ly. .
Yeah.. okt Ort has 1 kn.ck f0t
0 pu1t1n1 thift&' -.uo perspective. lt't
I mc:)li:lJC that C"'Cty COICb 1n the
Ncwpur1--Mesa di trict should heir.
In (act, it's M>mething we sboukl
all pay attention to.
't'llli:Jat t.btkll II tlw ftll•.
BABY PApt-
Gir!s I month to 15 )lt2l1
October 10th
""" N<WJ>O" Shaaton. ln Newpon e..d. . '
I've got a suagcstion for Super-
i ntendent Mac Bernd and the ath·
lctic directors of Nc~-port Harbor,
CdM, .Estancia and Costa Mesa:
"I think you"'coach ! little helter
if you wash the uniforms and han-
dle the field preparation (Ort also
chalked the field before each
pmc)," he told me. "And to wash
1 unifonn -hey, it's exciting. (By
scrubbing out the stains by hand),
you wouJd have a feeling about
what the auy had done in the
pmc." Ii II ,\\/If I -~l lll'.\ll \I -~·1·1 ( 11/ /\I\ LOTS OF GREAT PRIZES!
($200 Saying> Bond,vacation, motoriud car and much mon:)
I
I . Have Roland Ortmayer deliver a
speech IO your coaches when they
pick up the handbook.
Qrt had no cgO -or pl~ybook.
He let his coaches and players
make up the plays.
70-1000 pounds
Local·NationaJ-lntcmat.ionaJ
Door-to-Door ddn-ery .
Expert padcing and crating
Ground • ~ •Air • Rail
== Sp<cializing in ==;i
HOUK'bold Cooch &. Applu.na:s
!·int An, Antiques. Fnplc hmu
Fullv 1nsurnl.. ·1~ ynn. of cpnir1Kr
YISAIMASTERCARD
Jt¥ V..i..c.p.d lo:
~Byl'!ol.....W. ~
Last P~t until chc Fmals in -Dettm.~r!
The three-month
heart~ that can
change your 1:ife for good!
714 -641 -7447 Ship ,t A,t Uttte
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For mor~ information or •n •ppJi.c~,, e.O
548-1393 AU participants rrmvt II trophy!
Tum your lileMyle"110a 1-Jlhy ~lewitht.!lp from 11-eexpms
al 11-e ua Heon°"""' l'n.'VmtiOn Program. Througl> lhis"""'"
lutimary new lhrl'&month Healthy Heart ProgJam. you can imJ'fO""
your <p.>ali1y "' '""by redOOni; your ml< !or heart -and. ;,,
*ll"ne cases. CYO"'I begin re\'ersing existing ccr.diticns that can lead to a
heart allack.
F'rec Coffee (.
In response to the
surgeon General's Report·
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In 11-e process you <:an.-.
• i.m...,. your d>olcslerol significantly ;,, jusl lluw monlhs.
• Learn eft..."'Cti\re stres6 managt.....-nent tcchruqucs.
• Improve your phys.cal 61no..-
• Lose v.'eight \"<tithout dieting. swgery, medica~ or
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• Lmm to rook fat-free, hea.rt-ht.>althy meals that laSle grea~
So~ your lik hr good ;,, just three rnontJ-d! Come IO our free
onentntim to learn how!
Now ~ September 30th The American lnstttule of
HeaHh Risk Management Great coffee starts with the beam. That's why Hickory
Farms9 uses only the finest Arabica beans in our rich
' Vanilla c.olada.EmcraJd Ocam. Oavorful Macadamia Kona s .._). ]J_ ·",; l ::,• JJ. . ' ~_x .st "'18 lf"T"'C"(X'.1 -...:
_.v't:._lt'JV9'•,Jr• --~'-,rlS 'Y1 _Jell(3r0 '"'0..)ll'r' Healthy Heart Program: FREE Orientation and our cxclusi'Y'c Private Blend. Buy a
Tuesd•y, September 21 • 7:00 to 8:30 P .M.
UCI Medic•I Scienc~ Bldg., Room Fl 14
Obt;alJl p<-nrut & d1rt:'Ct1uns 10 p.ark 1n lot 81
from .attend.ant •I Info. k lObJ.. un C.1llfom1a Ave
pound or any variety and get a pound of
equal or lesser value free. You can'I afford
noc to splurge!
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Thr LA.1 llfoa'I I--"'-""'*"'~ arom-f"°"'-.1 • ~ w1'h flr l.OC...., DI ~.II•~ kl~~ .-d ~ INNF'*'-IOllNI Oil f""""" hfM
PIAZA
17th at Irvine Aw., Newport Beach
AT NO COST TO YOU
714 664-1441 ~ """1--°"""'1-~-~ ...... -°'~~ · Send A Gift Phone 642-4302 -..-Mld----....... 1"~1aWll ... dti .. Whw1~ .... ~ ""'~ ~ ~ ~ ThrHritlliy Hnn ~-.""'"""1 .. ~ wlllh tlNllll v...,. ~ -d lhr _ l8pl!Ctfd_lwlltl kn:!~., C.lbfum.lo
Fot P"'ft anfonn•ltlln rortl«t.
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19122 M.k.Arthur Btv-d., ln·11w, c. 9771.5 • (714) ~7668 OR {714) 725-3225
RUFFELL'S
UPHOLSTERY lllC. ... ,_ .... """ ... 1111-Kfl .. CISTA•S&-Ul-1151
THE TRUTH ABOUT LYING.
For yeirs, wt Wert told 1h..J.1 1ht fumcr tht bnl
tht btttcr Thii's ,ust not ll'Ut", sinct your body lj
not H.11 RtKirch Ns 'hov.•n that for quaility slctp
ond proper bock iuppo;., y<>ur bed musl b< fltx1blt
cnouj:h to illow sl'_Kiuldtn and hips to si nk in, )'tt
supponivc enough lo contour 1tse:I( 10 me tower
bod Only • oux• bed don oll 1ho1
MORE SPRINGS, MORE SUPPORT
Com"'"' 1ht 37S to 900 spnncs \n • convtn-
11on.1I quccn·Jizc Md vcnus tM t,6'1o 10 l ,400
springs In • queen·sizt DUX bed MOt< sprinl'
"'mon: iuppon, l.m pr<SM<. Benorclrculo1ion
. DUX 1pnn1' ,,. -made of m1l1<n1 Swtdish
itttl. Thry'rt" inttrwottn to ptOVtdr ....... ...,.
pon They ollow '"" brd ............. your body's •
rtt'Y """ Mor< ........ dtstnbua: your ........
....,(y, ond keep yo.. spin< 1n ill;...,~
O\IU 70 YEARS Of ltfSEAliCH
n-11-ADUXbrdil_.ol ....
.-rills .-11 """ ••tc111t. &ny ckw• GI
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its dn1gn ts tht rnuh of~ tlun 70 VCJirl of
rtstin;h on slttp
A DUX btd 11 an 1nvntn1(nt for th( m1 of
your lift, But don't 1ik~ our word for 11 Come 1n
lie down in • DUX bed ond prov< 11 10 yourself
THE DUX BED, 1HE BED YOUR
BACK HAS BEEN ACHING FOR
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for"°" proof, ..M fer,., FREE~
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AT PAllllCflf m.NG>
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TH E COU NTY OF ORANG E-ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGE ME NT AGENCY
PROJEC"l': UPS Alr Car10 Access Proposal a t John Vayn• Airport
PROJECT DESCRIP'fION : In accord1.nc11 •It!\ thir C•llf<'tni• linviron•ntal Q\lallt•
Ac ! (CEQA), the County of Oran1e ls prepar i n1 an 11nvl1on'"'ntal ••'°•ct rirport (!IA) to eva luate
the irn•iroo•ental i•pa c t1 usoclated v lth all -ca r10 i1 er•lce •t Jol'ui ·~ayne Airport (J\l'l). Tht
pu1pose of this "Ork.lho p 11 to en.1ur11 that all releva nt co,.cerns •r• Identified and e4drea:1ttl
In the LlR The proposed proj ect to be: irvaluatiirG ll'I the till artsirs !r-a r equ•s t by l.MltH
Pan~tl S•r vlce (U PS ), a federally ctrtlli ed c~rclal air ca1r111r to en1a1e in re(\llar ly
schirduled a l l cargo s•t•ic•• .it J I/A 1i11Jirf1 l a.1g11 air c a 11le1 a 1rr1at1 There arir ftOt preatflll)'
all -ca rgo 11 1 1 c ar1itr opera1lon1 at JVA . UPS propo1ts •o ro<td\ltt fl• fl !1llt pt r day , fl•• 4•1•
pir r vtclt, to and fro. JV4 vi th Jocin1 7)7-200 a lrc:rafl
Tilt J VA Phase' 2 Ar<:tlll Plan places ll•ltatlOfls upon !ht nu•btr of J1ir-11i1la1td (Cla11 A e r
Class M) Averagt O.ll)' Ot.partures (ADD•> by r •1ula rly scht d1i1ltd 11r carrl•rs u1 l n1 JVA an4
tnclude.11 • preler•,.c• for those •i r ca r1lt ra prop.oaln1 to us• th• AOOI vl th a lrcrart r...-1,1larly
conf l gurtd vlth 7:1 or .or• p.11a1•n1er stat11 Th• propostd proj irct vould l"•olve f O\lr •CtleAt l
I ) ''"'od-n11 to th• ,,,._,, l Acct11 Plan to al lov ari a lloc.11 lon b!' !hir County of ol'le er -r•
Cl a11 A AD01 for all -car10 purpos•1 : 2) rea lloca tlOfl of Ofle or -or• Cl ass A AOO. tr .. IN••llftle r
carr l•r u1• to UPS1 )) a1Mnd•11nts to c1i1rrt nt operat ln1 l eas•• v lth pa1111n1er alr lln• lt t1anta
which prt1tntly prohibit the• fr011 11n1a1lng tn all-c.•rgo ••r•lrir ; 4 ) 11pp1ova l ef a speclllc
llO\lftdslde op•ratln1 plan for UPS optra lions at JVA .
WORKSHOP LOCATION
Tho Public Workahop will be held
in order to preetnt ~ Wormation
and lb IOUcit public ...,..,.. .. ,
' PUllLIC WORKSHOP
DATE: Ve'llne•day, S.1tt .. 1Mr 22,,lffl
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CctMcr Ulnty at 7 p.& The ptQcs-am
will QJlllJltt laow uct wt.ere co '*
~IO obtaiti more die.nu Ott
.... wl focttw bu1i .... vilbili •
For tnOtt infonur.ioft. ·can 6"U-317t OI
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SATUMAY, llJ'r. 18
IAU&T AUDmON' TIM: Newpon
Ballet Academy will be liioklint kJ
au..i Nwnckr 1udidona from l
p.lll. co 3 , .... '1k .~lioa is ope• co
lhe public ud COUt SJ. For llKJtC
WormaUon. call 6'6-7644.
COMPUl'U IWANDll A.
coepflCt 1W9i It ..... Mid Ill *
0.-. °"""' Flir _.Ill ....... C.Cetct .. •ildkc No. t• ... 10
a.m. utiJ .. p.a. Add 0 t I 'II• " S6.-edmm"" 11 SS _.-..,
uedcr 12 ,an wt he.. for _.
-""(800) --.. ('15)3'0-9113. TOPLU'Yz n.e-Newport HiUI Oardco
.O..tt wW ltdd a Topi.al')' Tree
domoMll'ltioA at Pblc II OubW»"C,
ltOO Port Carlow at 9'.JO a.m. lttms
will be b lale and Africu artilacu ""°""'· Foc ialorma1ion, call 640-8812
or 644--609S.
flllDAY
SUNDAY, llPT. 1•
W:.U.nl S&MIHAlt: A ~ aod
wellac:u COMUltut ..W Mdfctt
nutrition. wei&bl •••• 1•t.
cholcttetol c:om:rol ana other bcakh
COMCrM •1 • rrcc hc.t&la tcminar at
the"Mee.tinJ Room." a lidllCI c:Wl..
For tDOrC inlonnadon, (&ft S4,S4081.
TASTE OF NEWPORT: ThC annual
Taste or Ncwpon food festival bc&iM
at 4 P.m: 11 Newport Center. The food
l'.e.c -part of the Scafcit oc.lcbration
-conunuet S.u.arcby and Sunday.
BOAT CRUISE: John W•yne'' boa1
S£Af'fST llC: -An &K. 4K aQd tk
kid's cup bcains '' a ...... at fuhioa
Island. Abo. the race wlll be the lite ,
ol .. 1993 Ncwpon Health A Fit.ot•
Expo. .. To tCn 11p, call 72M400 or
661~ .
·1 1JlD SllOW: Tbe Ora.nie Couniy
Bjrd Breeders arc h•vina 1helr 12th
annual bird fair at the 0111nae County
fair and Erpocition Center in Bu.iJdin&
UO~fE TOUR: The Newport Tht•lrc
Atta C.cntcr will hold • bcncfi't
tcaturinJ Wort bf ardlitcct Brion
Jeanette ud a wur ol onc-of·•·tind
homes in Newport Hcipts. 1Wo
kcturcs by Jcantlt.c win explaUt MM
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• $1,000,000 MAXIMUM '-OAN AMOUNT
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I Cs": STEVE EHLE I (714) 675-8866 Ofllce or 24 Hr. Pager (714) 237-0536 I 3748 E. Cc.-I lgl-. °"""" .... -
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Friday, September 17 from 5 p.UL to 11 p.m.
Saturday, Sepkmber 18 from ~ p.m. to 11 p.m.
Sunday, September 19 from noon to 8 p .m.
Newport Center Drive In Fashion l.oland.
• F'our Sea.1ol1s Hotel~• f"aaner's
MM\:~ •Diedrich Cdltt • CNrie7 Brolfm's
c.n....,. N<wi>o<t ~. Bolboo Des:!el1 lifiiUnlll•• 790llDI' r.o .• Ril&awu c.anwi . Tht Arches . Back ... ~~
• Manal""1 ReslMnnt • IQ1lls f'ld8' Shop
• Mutts Pialboa ~uu ~
Bly Cale • llolb' (lrill • 1\lto Mare • Jofln
Domns • PlvilimTour S..... Hold
• !ldN Hamtr. Resulnlll • \\"'hal's ~
Bi:9&ro • Ho. SI.an 8isuo • Marpru\ ... H:ud
lb:t Cale • The F'ht Crotr,. • 8riul •• CUt • ....,.0m . -·,r-""'""'
• Clti:ln• Pim KicMl • v .. NlwJ
• Billn> ai1 • lmt'aos ~ ~
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·~TIWO..•Ro!W~·Wo NSWPORT SEf"l'tlUIERli
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OwdcM. ua ottk:WI will be plCIC-ftl ,0 dilc-. tcholar&Wp rcdpicats and •n v.pdal.c-. the ~ Few moni 1nr ...... 1oo. coll 651.0101.
... DlaMD'I .utoc:IATIONa
~~··--"t"' .. ,he Iheme of I frK aGOn ,,... I• tho
.... --..... "' °'· ._ .. " ... u.-....., ol on,,, • Sold;Mnt Cat:iroraM
OoJlcet, 5$ Fllr DrM:. Cooll .,_,
Or. BcU wll mrrcail a rcie~tioa
ol tllc )'Carl IJCM-1237 :ec ill E&YPC-it
bep at 2 p.a. Md is free 10·
nacmbcn a81d SS for lklfHne~
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"c'mm•iq Room of Ultio Nowpon
Ccwr ~-Thi pmcntatbl wiU
CCM:r 7'ICh tkiftts • &lac dillcn:ncc
bctwc:c• .orrul ~ -Nd
-Uodicotinl ............. disease. Fot more. caU 6"-3111.
90NW A.RT: The Ocy of Q:ilaa &fcsa
wiU otrcr • sia...cck dm in ~. l
1hc art of tuhivatin1 and 1nh•in1
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Secure Horizons -
Two Respected
Names In Senior
Health Care. {
Secure Horizons, a health .plan for Medicare
beneficiaries, gives you all the benefits of Medi·
care -and more, including:
•No premiums*
•No deductible
•Just $5 per doctor visit
• $7 prescriptions*
•Worldwide emergency coverage
• Virtually no paperwork
Find out more.
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Find out how Secure Horizons can offer
you all the benefits of Medicare-and more-for
less. Join us at one of the community ·meetings
listed below or call for a free information packet.
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• Monday, SCptember 20, 1993
2:9Qpm
Neighborhood Community Center
1845 Park Aw;. (Near 19th)
Costa Mesa
R efreshments served! • Thursday, ~:£i:ber 23, 1993
Kaplan's Restaurant
3211 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
(J~t south. of the 405)
Continental breakfast sezved! •
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COSTA MESA -Police Chlel Dave
Soowdu bu created the depanment'• fint
PRU lnlormatK>n position ind usl.Jncd Special 3ior Oeorae Wlbon to fill it
1r vetcnn on the force, Wilson will be
le for &cllln1 Information OUI 10 the
media io addition to coatinu in1 his
ldminb1ntive duties.
Wilson, 49, was hired in J965 as a dispatcher
and became a sworn office r later 1ha1 year.
The Los A111eles n11 tive advanced to lhc
dc11e1ive bureau in 1969, working various
details.
Wilson eventually served as a detective for
the dep11rtmen1's Crimei Against Persons unit.
Since 1974, he has worked on adminis tr ative
investi11tio~s.
Wilson u id he is k>oking forward to his new
po:Sition as '1• challe nge."
By LDMln -.... W... """" ton of .t..rp ~ IO
00 A Atf.SA -The OWKcr peel aw1y d• WlQdow ....
or Superior Ctxnicl is ottcrtna 1 bre.Nc ia.. ac:t0rtli na '° I ,...
r~ard for 1he arrest ~nd i."Oavic-pol15.
tk>n or whomcnr broke ir.10 his ScveraJ homclcsi pcttp&c wt'IO
Newpm1 Boulevard WOtc early CU.1J ®I nt.:N' tbe t lOA toW po--
Saturda y aMS sw9cd SS,000 •orlh lice they u w tNO mtn in 1 'pickup
o r basci1:1fl ca rds . truck Joi1crin1 in lhe area artcr
ibc. ouriJ3rs atote <lCVCn c~scs midni&bt Frtd:iiy.
ot 1 ,·~riety o( Lt:1f, Sk1Bm and Pohec are lnvtsdptif\J, In the
Upptr !>eek l.t:.~ball c;.rds. rnc:1n11rM, the owntr it pl1eriit1 1
$1orc 0\'1nc1 Davt Lc10 bclicv~11: JSOO reward for the liTffi and
the bu1 glars spenl some tirnc 01 con\1c1K>n or !he bUJ&lm
the )1o~c 3f1cr brenkir'& in since An)·onc ..,,.j1h in(o..-m1t1.>I\ i•
they rilled through th.: boxes of u1icd 10 call Superior (Omjcg at
ba!ttbal cord~. sclcct1n1 ccnain 631·39j) or u.c: Costa Mc·soa P~lcc
ones to steal. L>tp.-nmcnt :u 7S4-S205.
All 1hc C'lrds that .... c.rc m~~lll Jlbh Lc10 uid the bufc,Jary
arc fnir :y rcc~nt. ~rding to Cm· m;1rkcd the rin.1 l)rcak.·1n at lhc
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..w..anJ inbmaticn and p-ac:m::U suo-o-!hcJf awlY' hrO and waitta. needs. Here are ,... a ""of ?ha
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men who wtl. teadi you what you. need t> knaw k> ~ Mariel Re&earch. in:::tuding cranude IW'W')'S.
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2..-00pm
eigl•boi hood Community Cent.er
1845 Parle Ave. (Near 19th)
Costa Mesa
Refreshments served! . • Thursday, September 23, 1993
9:.30 am
Kaplan's Restaurant
3211 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa ·
(Just south of the 405)
Continental brea.ldast n1ed! •
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•
1-800-282-9944
tllaJ art~ ..... Olly Plat
COST A MESA -Pc:Aice Olid One
Saowdt9 bu crated lbc ckpanmcnt's r1n1
pm& iAfonnat90n ~tion and "g.ncd Special
llWCStipaor ~ Wi.boa 10 fill aL
A 21--J:1'~1tran oo the fora:, WW:on ill be ~ for ccuiaa information out to the
dlcdia ia addi1ion to continuina bis adminiuratn~ du1aes.
Wibon. •9. •-u hired ~ 1965 as a dispatcher
and became 1 om otraccr bter tbat )-Car.
· Tbe Los Angeles n tne ad\ need to I.be
ck1ccth""C bureau in 1969, orlina -.-..rlous
ck
Wilsoa C\"CDlually Kl""Cd as. dct~"C ror
the dq>aftmcnl's Crimes Apinst Pcrsoas unit.
Si.ncle 197 "· be tw •\Xlcd Oft administrat~"'C invntiplions.
Wdsoa sorid he is lookjng for"A'Ud to bis on.
politioo as ... challcoic."
, lD his lpafC time, the father Of l..-0 CS lO
camp. rLSh and eotr. .:.ay LArito• ~ ~~
eeo.ge W9la8,, a ~ wtet• bn been ippOinltcd press infommion offlee'r.
We'll show you how small business
. ·can mean big profits.
ones to tc~.
All the card th:ll ere m mg
re fa.trh recent. lk."'COrdm to em p~ec J~h l.tto. the ' ner's n uto :a.:Ud the tore·) s":ock. of cotn·
JG ."'llS left untouched
Empk:))~c.) J1:><;.:0\~rcd the thcll
~~n thC) :umeJ :u ~or :Sutur·
J3~ mornm_.
The bur_!ar\ .app r .. nrh u J
tore
.. uon
Un\tl bou1 ~ ... ar ag SJpcrior a h.ad been 1~11tcJ .. 'l ~pc·
r or A\~11ue Leto aid the t re
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Thursday
September 16
·11ome of
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2 :30 -4 :30
Fl. . T PRODUCE
·~~Market
at Atrium Court
FA HI . . I LA! '"D
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-----COSTA MESA -Police an
~for·~ difehhd W who waadued IWIY
fl'CMD bit ....
c:ntia A¥Cnlle
homelMt
WeC!Detday Ud .._.,beat
eeea liac:e.
Ndro Perez-
Vqe, 37, bu
the mental e>
pacity of a 1 ().
rear-okt. ~
Perez-VZ..-cordiq to po-• -.-~· lic:c reports.
Havina moved to a.ta Mesa
frQSD Mexico less t.ban two wee.ks
before be disappeared. police say,
: the man is unf ainiliar 'With this
area. lD addition, be ape.ab ooJy
Spanish.
COST A MESA -Irv IC.rapi. •
wbo mm aklOpide bis 4--year-old
a:irl u cbe made bileory by swimmina between two local pien.
iJ in jail apiD after he aUcsCdlY
tore apart a stuffed animal and
atteinpted to ~c a fiabL
!Crespi WU arrated OD ruspicioa
of ctistwbina the peace at 6:30
p.m. bec:aUIC a Dell~ neJpbol
in bis aputmeDt ~ordered
The mmma man is descnbed u s feet 3 iDcbcs tall, 140 pounds
with short black hair. He is miss-
ing a few ol bis tOp front teeth.
Perez-Vi.rJcn was last sceo
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a classWed. ad?
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pt.>r~onJI hattlt:• again, t ht•ahh
care r ndtng?
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:ihout e\•t-ar '
insuranc~ plan, ·e make it eas ,
for ·ou to ~•ffor l the fine t mt·d-
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ha' l' ~H.'t't''' to a ho,pital with a
hbton ht ~l·n 1t·e to th~ commu-
nit). Pro\ 1ding qu.tlit) , affordable
health cJrl: for ovt·r 0 •t·~•rs.
Our widd} recogni7. .. d ~iatf
of physi<."ians ~•nd nur~ .s ~•rt•
among th most qu~ Hfi ~d in
Southc.-rn C:tliforna~\.
nd thl" mo t t . ring. ruh ah
hight» t
emplo t ..
Newport ,5ei11!11
Sepl1•'-17-19
•Taite of Newport: ~pt. 17, S· 11 p.m. 5'f>t. 18,
3 p.m.·1 1 p.m., ~.19, Noc>n-8 p.m. ~
Center.
• Pier Swim: Sept. 18, 8-11 a.m. Newport Pier.
• Kitt Fesml: Sept. 18· 19, 1 o a.m.-4 p.m.
•Voyagers Y~ht Oub/Seafest awlenge Cup:
~-18. Noon. Adjacent to Newpoft Pier.
• four Se~sons 4K and BK Ru~alk: Sept. 19,
7:30 a.m.-Noon. Newport Cen~er. Cost is S18 •
•Nautical Mu seum: Sept. 15-20, 10 a .m.-3 p.m.
•"Mr. Roberts": ~pt. 17-0ct. 17. Newp<?rt
Theatre Arts Center.
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c.1ncer treatment.
Be't of aJl , ~t·lt•l tit~ HooR
llo~pHal '' t.•.ts} JuM gi\'e
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corporate 10UrCCL TM IDCictJ ill b.-S
OQ tbe principles ol tM •• c.c.twy
Frenchman de Toqucvilla. wbo ba•ded
throuP America oa beMlf ol lait paa-
ment fiDdiaa that tM ..........
Amaicw had ewer Emopc:am Wal tbeir
intense community llpirit and wiDiapen
to pitda in to bdp tkir felcM mm. ,
For more than 40 ye.an. Altlebukr bas
been just such an indMdual. She was de-
ICribcd in tilt Dallu press u tbe ... patron
saint of "°"1ufcers." A woman wbo liter·
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_-Western Waste Industries
SINCE 1957
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let us tum outdated jewelry into a
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Vm&lllF ~··· Whether or not one is in qrcement or dislaJecmcnl wi1b Stew M&rb&e'a IChool
voucher comments i.D his cohunn last Saha.relay, a lbon
reply is necessary. , .
Marble procl ims 1hat 0 tbc hool system st1U 1
works." I auess t.bat'5 -how he and othen miaht look at
1t and he h a "4bl 10 bis opinion. And. while
Marble may t e assuc wi1h colwnnist John
Moorl ch's use ot 1hc word 0 pizzau..'' ci1izcns of
Nc~rt, Costa Mc~ and elsewhere miaht well be
loolung for some piua.u. not entirety limited to 1he
"°uchcr initi~tive but in the form of much-needed
fiscal and moral O\USj&ht in their school districts..
If the Newport-Mesa Unified School Dist.rid
"belong to ~." as Marble state~ and ''the
superintendent v.-orks for us" and ·~ elecl our .
neighbors to serve on the Khool board" why do we
find ourscf\ccs S4 million in the hole? Yes, former
Superintendcnl John Nicoll and former budget .
director Stephen Waper are gone now and we wish
our new superintendent well. but certain disintcrc ted
rubber st3mpers still serve on the board, as before,
and ha\"e yet to take responsibility for their lack of
oversight as our fiduciaries.
It follows. then, thal many deeply frustrated
taxpayers in thLS community and in other areas of the
state may \CC)' v.cll have gi~"Cn up on some aspects of
local rule, given the abysmal service some of our
elected school rcprcscntatjvc watchdogs have aivcn us
o'er the past av.-o decades. Perhaps a little
.. flcA1b1l1t),"M Moorl3ch puts it, is just what we need
an our entrenched and wasteful educational
bureaucracies \\hcthcr you're for or against
Proposition 174.
0 '\
KENT S. MOORE
Corona dcl Mar
I am c:slling in rcferen'te to Steve Marble's column on
Saturday morning. I h1td tried to call to congratul:itc
ham on his insi&htful column in response to Mr.
Moorlach's column.
I think the people who castigated him today for not
being b:ilanced need to No. I. read Mr. Moor~ach's
c-.Jlumn th:l! Mr. M:rble ~::d~d to and also read
the initiative because obviouslf they don't understand
at. I "':is 'cry touched by Mr. Marble's column. The
children of California do not deserve to be treated ns
guinea pigs and 1b1u's c.x.actly what the voucher would
do. Yes. there arc problems in education, but there
:ire problems in aU areas of our society and you don't
throw the babies out \\itbl that. So, thank )'OU Mr.
Marble and I appreciate )·our insight.
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SHARON BOUDREAU
Costa Mesa
I "anted to th:ink Steve Marble for the marvelous
column an Saturday's paper rcgardinJ the school
'ouchers. It was one of the moJI balanced and
informaiivc columns I have ever read. I feel that ii
ga'e me some new incites. especially rccarding the
additional $2..500 or S2.600 that's -goina to be goina
back to the state which I do not want to sec happen.
\\e h3vc great schools. great administrators, good
tcachc~ e'-crything needs impf'O\"Cmcnt but &his
voucher S):1tem won't help it. Thanks to Mr. Marble's
"onderful column, I plan on \Oling against it. Thank
)OU
LANCE THOMPSON-HAILSTONE
Costa Mcs:i
Trees ... tacherl In response to the
maintenance ol trees in N~port Beach • I realize I'm
rcfcrnna to rv.o dtffcrent budgets BUT
Tree Trimmer II ... ~.250 plus benefits
Tree Trimmer l .. $31,097 plus benefits
First )Car tc:ichcr in the Nc-.'J>Ol't·Mcsa Unified
School DlStrict .. $26.000 plus benefits.
Something is very v.rona ""hen ii costs more for ao
anJ1, 1duaJ to tram our trees than for a cenificd coUeac
graduate to educate our children.
ELEANOR LUMSOON
Corona dcl Mar
fire ltltlal An article recently published i.n
the Daily Pilot is a Jood example of 'llhy ~mment
rcgul.u&OM arc dri\ini businesses out of California.
.rnd )C • C\en pr~cotang them from startin& up.
II seems the Balboa lsl&nd Fire Statioa will be
':aoted by the end of the 7'Car and the fi.remen will be
mO\ing mto their new station. Tbe city is planoin& OD
~llins the fire station for around $400.000. however.
gO\emmcnt ttsulatioas on br\niina the buildina up to
carthquaR safety 5ta.ndards wiU cut IDOlbc1 ~000
for In) new bU)'Cr. Now pacase get~ nm buildi.Qa
is 66 )Ul1 old. wrvi~'Cd the larJc:st earthquake~ to
hat thLS area. the Lona Beach quake of 1933.
Now. for complete ab$.urdjty, the lire station has
housed firemen Cot 24 bows a day. ~ da)'S a ~
for 66 )C&rs. Does lbis IDUD that for 66 years fimMn
h:l'"C been liV\J\I ia aa umalc buildina lbas may ,
cn.uublc in an un.bquakc or arc fi.remen just
c•odablc .. it oot..twby.all tllis ~me for ally new
~ncr that buys this buiJdi.Da?
RBT•I• ...
.Cance~ among friends
Support group meets tO share their. oPtimism , .Pessimism, pain arid cheer
8YUllYlt IVU aaOWN
I I was real. ·
When people arc f:accd v.ith life and death
they 1cnd to cut through the cr.ip \\iith
precision and case. One v.om:in bad clc.irly m:ide :i
decision to &ivc up and die; one "om:in w tom
apart by her ambivalence a to v.hcther to .tell her
children tha.t her c.inccr b d returned after a
much-celebrated rem· ion.
ottcnds ahe)C meeting
in order to gi'c b3d; to
bis fellow man v.h:it lie ,
• ha so freely recci~d.
Another mnn has
become a c:snccr
aJnqueror; he has
learned the concept of
unconditional love, :and
I really hadni thought aeout
the possibility of cancer return-
ing again and again ; an ever-
challenging and vigilant foe.
oppe:u cunf u.scd at timb; he will
be tired; and he •·ill be nauseous.
Ghc him a break. do nol pulh
hiqi, the~ arc normal reactions
10 radiation nd chcmo.''
I f ch m) father's bsencc
pierce m~ soul: I ~us frightened.
.. He will Jose bi hair mo t
likely." A 101 of medical terms "'ere &hrown around.
Words like immune therapy, inoperable, and
experimental surfaced like bunilY sh::uks in a blood
bath.
has chosen to be less judgmental and critic:al. He
st:itcs th:u life is about lhi moment in time. not
the future or the past:
I silently lauched bceau~ I know t.h~t m'J f:athcr
h 1 fondne for hat ~yway.
There \\ s humor" ithin the group. One woman
stuued that She "as l<bjn& her memory. my friend
piped up "ith, ''1 started loslog my memory at 40. Let me &ry artd explain 1hcsc tenm to the
layman. The members of the group ~id th:it the
words inoperable and experiment~ arc no1 to be
feared; they do not represent a death sentence.
Immune therapy is a proce v.hcrcby :s tis uc from
the tumor is grown and antibodies Je,clop. The
antibodies arc introduced into &he bod) to fight oll
the cancer cells.
Circulars were passed around which :idvcrtt!iocd
semin:irs on the impor1ancc of humor. new
treatments, and bus tours of canccr clinics in
Mc'Cico for a mere $70. • and I don't C\en h3\~ C<lnccr!·•
One )'OUfll c:trcgi"cr complained th:at she did not
undc~uind 111 of the med1ol terminology. The
m3o nc\t to me l..indl) informed her th:lt this is
\\h)' d11.11on:ar1e h:i'c ~en crc:sted.
The survi\'Ors arc the ones .,.,ho caught my
attention. These people arc heroes. no& victim>.
One ml\n stated lh:u his problem$ began when be
v.cnt into remission: he ~id that his problem had
always been life, not the threat of dc3th.
Pcrh:ips the palp:ablc and pre cnt fcnr an the
hc:ins of all in attcnd:incc was the C\Cr·prcM:nt
chance that the cancer would return :iftcr
remi~on. Many voiccd their r~luctancc to go
through this har'°"ina process O\Cr ond O\'Cr a1ain
lhroughout the counc oC their h'c here on e.irth.
I really h:idn 't thought about the possibiht) of
tancer returning :ipin and again; an C\'Cr
ch:dlengin& and vigibnt foe.
.., our father "on't be the father )Ou l..nO\~ fo r at
ka~t a year," the soc1:il \\Orkcr :.aiJ to me. "lte
"ill lose ''cisht from th..: chcmothcras»: he "111
1 don't think l\c ~er e\pencnccd 1n)thin1
quite js real as I did tonight. not C\Cn in an AA
mc:cuna~ J left tared.. drained, ~nd 'cry ~
l\aryn Eun Bro•n. • Cosu .\It ~ tTSldnlt, •Ill
tfntr e>«D;ion:'11J in th~ Pilot about kr f"th«'I
·b.Jlllr nitl» /uni n1nctr. ~b~ alltnd1 • 1uppotf
1roup at lbf llua6 C.ottr Ctotcr.
He made radial changes in his hf c)t) le. He no"
tolerates little cr.ip. takes the time to play, and
I ~
~~
~yside Vill.ige resid~nts sit ~ith signs hmdy .ll the N~port Beach Cit) Council met>ling Mond.iy enning.
Cry tor help almost drowned out at council meedng
T here ba\e been plenty of
emotional city council mcctingi
in Ncwpon Beach. but l doubt
if any cu m.2tch the one Monday '
ni&hL
II was uplifting. tear jerking and 1t
was umcttlini and disgusting.
The players •ere polar opposites:
There was a concrcptioo of graoous
people v.ho came to
fi&ht for thcll' home
and their futur~.
And there •as a
•'Ofnan v. ho ranted
and rl\ed and
&bnateoed a
shocked cou.ocil for
ocarty 10 m.i.Dutcs
0\-Cr w 1 • • in
comparison. a mi.Dor
dcta&J.
:n.e &)'\ide
Villaaen pole -.&,b
intdli&oent"e a
di&nity and. ooe b)
oae. ~ ed tbe
council for • t liutc it beca le
to do to betp i.D tbe battle M> bu7 the
land OD 111 bicb their mobile bomes sit.
They even than~cd the council for
"h;1t it has not C\en tried to do.
Mind )'OU, the c 3fc folks who ma)'
b:i'c to t:ak.c up to 47 percent
increases in the cround rent they ~)'.
People mos.tty in their 7Qs..aod 80s.
mostly on r 1.1ed incomes. Vw-bo arc
facing a complete upbea,aJ in lhcit
Ii\~
Sttll, they 'llere calm, ralion.al and
unf atlan&lY polite. E'-cn the plaQf'ds
they amcd v.crc genteel.
Contr t this v.ith the ""om:in v.ho.
when it ame time for public
romments. lbhed out at the council
,. ith a fury th:lt left man) obl.crvcrs
speech le
he shouted. she r'C'ilcd, she
thtutencd and he re d at great
length from the most vengeful
pti.Sllgcs of Deuteronomy:
'"lbc l..c<d •iJJ put a C1Jf'SC on )OU.
deft t and lrustratioo in ~ry
enttrprise JOO untfttfdt, until you
Ott spttdily de tl'O)N and perish for
the nll )OU b-c done in fOISlllJn1
~ ..
And: "7bc LDtd 11.i.U kt )'OU ~
Ix-ttn dOwD ~'°" )Qll tnem ·
)UU 1~ill be-come • rcmfjing t\amplc
ro JI/ the 1.mb...Jonh of the earth •·
On and on she -.cnt. nch \ef\c
thre:ttening 1 fate more ho rrible than
1hc one before 11.
To prO\'C that the~ \\trc no iJlc
threa~ the \\Om.in tolJ' of the la\l
time pc')plc ddieJ her It h.id tu Jo.
she ~3iJ. "11h .i ~upcnor Court
Ktion. AhcN.uJ. ~he cl:i1mcJ. the
judge' "1fc commi11cJ )Ui.:idc .anJ
tcmblc fate) bcfeJI :ill the o&hcr "ho
h:aJ cr~~J her.
And ""ha.t h:iJ the coun1..1I Jone h>
earn the -.om:an's v.r1th9 \\ h:it
dre.idful iQj~tacc hlJJ h1ppcJ her
into uch a f uf).,
Wdl. couple month from n°"".
the council might -ju 1 mighl -
create lln a~ mcnt district that
mi;ht cnJ up co tins the "om:m SlO
:i month.
But the Babic Corbi iUCh a thinJ,
the · om:.an nacd. Huh! I can think
o( ~cral re le ar1umeQl~
ai -, the C ) dul. But until
ifonJay n · ht. I 1tot •~ re th:U
one of them biblical
Miyor Cbrenco Tu.mer handlcJ
the ituation v. 1th cxtr rdinary
J isnit> :uld p:u1cD<'c and simply let
1he fire bum itself out.
I lJ b.i'e b:ad her tl).rown io
irons.
While the)( arc prob3bl)' the
h.trmlc ~ldings of a bitter old
v.om:an. I founJ the •bole Kene
more lhan a little di turbinJ. You
hll\C to \\'Ondcr JUSt how much of this
..anJ or abu>e a City Coun il hai to
put up v.ith.
I he v.om:sn s angl') act v.as
c pcc1all) da)ta)tcful ""hen you
C'On,ider the pliJhts or w m~y or the
ri: iJcnb u( U:a)~de \'1Jla1c
One gentlcm:an b J ~ his ~i(c o(
SC> yc:m. but he's ~ing on. He has
cndurcJ 33 treatments for prmtate
can er. sul"h~d sur1cl) thlt is
bringina him bu from bhodn
and he hu rebounded from a grol,c.
Out he doesn't know if be •ill
u"ive the tru.ulc to be able to li\~
out the rest of hrs cb)S in peace and
scamty.
' there's somcthina 10 rant and
fa\'C about.
ht4 Mutlo •1 t'Oltl .. nuu ""7
lbtsU)' •*' SalalWJ'.
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,_ A1 'We·re going to lose our homes if we ..i!.'~Y ~~ tiI::.
.,, S7.a .-10 OcAll-don't buy the land. A lot of these people p1anoc<1 ..,. o.Anu .. m
nu, bccl.., Dt•--..
lcau ..,, ....... - -pm. lor the llClrl llJ ,...... a-
idcnu ta)' Ute)' tried to a I M' t
.. 1o ....,.,, are 70, 80 and 90 years old. Where are dm< ...., o1111c park'•
1u1 IMDe Co. officials they going to go?• ,.,;dun lrom •h•"
the ... -"' ......... .....
O.Anll ed "" --...... "° _,the kJwer price comes homes. Fred Aldoui. 82.
_.. • rcstrietion oa Lbc ~ stud ht1 rent will chmb
mdlioo. And rtnancbl
were wary of fu.ndiftl t.hcu pu.r--
ch 5C o( the land wit.bout lbc 9cuc:
1nd1Micd In the deal -n• cm r 700 s .200 -dlat nquim, OcAll· Blyvlew resrdent rom S to l a
im IO keep the part JOO month. e1i~tport Beach t.ta)'Of" O &rencc
Turt\er, • rca.I utatc •n_t, a.id
the residents undtrntimatcd the:
diffteuhy in obtainlnc financin1 ror
a $12 mill.on pwchuc ... l don't
thtnk 11\ty 'lli'Crc in touch with bow
d1ffteult it ii to make a loan U.
todlly's m1.1rltc:1," Tumrr satd, add--
1n1 th3t there is oothing the ciry
c:iin do to stop the s.ale to OcAnU
1f 11;le rc:.1dt-nts fail to meet their
dc:11dl1nes. ··The ci1i.zcni think th:t.t
the cuy can ncgotia:lt-"thie dt::MI
'Atlh the Ir.inc Co., but 1h1s is a
pr1\:atc trans.3ct1on. We don't h11vt
1ho§c fl&hli "
pnc:c8t rcaW. tr DcAn: • . lkAnu notil.cd the
za wuts &o c:omoert the park into· a prcpa.rtd 10 p3y an 1ddi1ion:il S3.S mobile home p:t1k"1 26S rbtcknts
raideDt-owncd lacilil} in the ru-million f<x the nuirin3 in addition in July 1h::11 lhcLr rents tit.ill be
turc, the company would have to ·to 1hc f7.8 million price for the r:iist'd by an a~croac or 2L5 per·
pey IMkliJional money to the Irvine land. ccn1 bc-'1nn1ng 1n January, .. uh
Co.. accordinc to Irvine Co. Councilwoman Jean Wan Jeni $Orne rents on '411tcrfront lo1s ns·
spokaman Larry Thom.as. moral support to the mobile tlomc 111g 47 pc1«nt.
.. It's basically the same deal," park n:siJcnts by joining them on ··\\"<'re going l>J losC' our homes
1bomas Aid .. If DcAnza wanted the P"°kct line Wcdncsd3y. 1f ~c don't bu~ the l:1nd," ~.,jJ rC1· . ' 10 do cur;tJy what the tenants "l\·c been standing by them 1dcn1 L~nn Cook ... A lat ur the~
want to do., then.ii will cost them from the staic on this, bcc-.i.u:.c I people arc iO, 80 and 90 )tars old
Sl2 million." • think 'this is On<; o( t)'le city's bc:nc.r \\here arc they ao•n& lo. go-.··
The new 4cal for residents in-opponuniti c' for scnibihousing.'' -·--E\Cn i{ residents succeed -in
. dudes the rental restriction and Watt s:iid. ~'It's an oppo.rtun11y for purc.hasina th~ mub1le h9me p;srk.
iodudes the mariRL DcAnza was housin& that we just can't pro\k!C' their ren1.1o will still go up. oo ......
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From A1
vclopcr conducts biologiaJ studies
on the hind.
"They're on hold aqd at 5e1uarc
one," S<itd Ron Tippets, chief of
co:astal pl:inning for the county's
Environmenaal Man11emcnt
Agency.
Tippets adde~ "If there's not
bridge, it doesn't mean that no
project could be built there. A
prOJCCt at the West Newport Oil
Co. will proceed whether or not a
bridge is built on 19th Street."
Those who oppose the planned
connector cite political incenti>ic
for the county's ap~rcnt support
for bu ilding the bridge.
"The 19th Street bridge v.-ould
destroy the character of the whole
weststde of the city and introduce
I tremendous runount or traffic to
the whole of 19th Street," said
Janet Remington, a resident and
mer;nber of the Costa Mesa Citi·
z.cns Transportation Alternatives
Study Group. "The size or that
project is contingent on the bridge
and they (the de\lelopcrs) won't be
able to make ll as big if they don't
get the 19th Street bridge."
But countv officials sav their
only mo tivat.ion for constructing
the 19th Street crossing over the
Santa Ann River is to stay consis-
tent with the county"s master road·
way plan.
"That's been a long-standing
theory out there among homcown·
ers, and its simply not true," Tip-
pets S<itd. "The need for the
bridge connection is re:slly being
driven for completion of the coun·
ty orculation system. It's not being
directed by that specific project in
any way.··
Leonard Anderson, the single
spokesperson appointed to talk on
the •~sue by West Newpon O il
Co • could not be reached for
comment.
Since residents and local of-
ficials say they arc concerned
about the county's motivation for
the bndge. they say they are even
more an,ious for todny's release of
• the joint agency traffic needs study
for both the 19th Street and Gisler
bridges The report could innu-
e nce the county's decision in De-
cember. to ~eep or erase the
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•cencios . gets on to hot
tart in Olympic camp•
Costa Mesa's Alex Ascencios
'captures state Laser championship.
By JoM tnyton, 8ol::r'O .,.,-, c osta Meg's Alex Asccncios 5tarted
o(f his Olympic campaign with a
bana by winnina last weekend's
California State Laser Championships in·
. C.ofonGdo.
, Asccnrios. v.ho is campaiping to
. ttprcscnt the U.S. in the Laser Oass in
the 1996 Ol)mpic:s. ~d eood boat speed
aod tactics to build up a me-point lead
O\Cr San Di~·s Alex Camel and fellow
U.S. Sallina Team member Nicky ·
Adamson. More than 40 boats sailed the
Laser Champion.ships undcme.tb the
Coronado Bridge in San Diego, with Oat
water and steady 8-lS knot winds.
This year, Asccncios was named to the
U.S. Sailing Team, which subsidizes
Olympic CJmpaians for the top five wlon
in each Olympic class. The Laser team
wiU be travelina tbi.s winter to Spain for
training.
Other local sailors on the U.S. team
include UC Irvine's Lance Butler in
women's sailboards; Balboa's Mike
Struman and Bob Little in the 470 class,
and Ncwpon's Pease and Jay Glaser in
the Tornado class.
See BOATlNGJWr
G~tting down to business
Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce tourney coming up Sept 27.
I t'l no S«ret that business deals arc made on the eolf course. Networtina oo the
&r«~lh pocen1fal clients is equally benefaciat
There can be no bener way to establish additional contaCLS on the local scene
than lhrouah the Chamber or Commerce.
, That's whal makes lhis golf tournament so fa\'Ored.
The deadline to sign up Cor the 10th llnnual Costa Mesa Chamber or Commerce Ootr Tournament, Sept. 27 al the C.osta Mesa Gull and
Country Oub (Los Lagos Course). is Sept. 20. Room is stiU aV3ilable
for aolfen at SIOO. which includes vcen fees, caru, box lunch and
hors d'ocuvrcs. Tee sponsors arc ava1l:ible at SSO a pop.
Join South Coast Pru&, the Oty of Costa Mesa. the Red Lion Inn.
1he Dally Pilot.. the Holiday lnn, C1mco, Cosla Mesa Disposal.
Kelter-Thomer lnsurincc, Miller Marine, Scdpiclt James o(
Cahlomla, Inc., and Whitney Roofina. among othen. for 18 rounds
of aolf and an excellent opportuniry to mix and min1le with area
hcavyweiahts.
Cash pri2cs will also be awarded to the winnina foursome ($200).
the lon.icst drive {SIOO) and the closes& to lhc pin ($100). It's a
scramble formit with an 11 a.m. lee time. Check in begins at lO:JO
a.m.
., . -Club
goH
For more panic:ulars. call toumamtnt director Jim Fcnyman at &.s0-1220. or the
Co61a Mesa Chamber of Commerce at S7..a780 .
.. Jot R.,,111 Wela"" •Minor ll!J!lri WI/fame
2380 N1wpoll Blwl. com Mesa
660-l5• or 650-1111
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Eagles put ..
it .on line
against
Aztecs ·
~ Forget last week, tonight's ·
game is Estancia's legitimate
'put-up', or 'shut-up' contest.
By 8¥ry FauDcner. Spcw1S Wrttr
GARDEN GROVE -
E•ncia High footb31l
coach John L1ebengood
co01idcrs to night's 7:30
noa-league meeting -.ith 1...3
• Qgin~ ~ ~ Grande Hi&b per!cct timing .
.. Our football team needs a win, and
we ba'<le tbc right team on our sched-
ule," said Licbcngood. ..hose squad
opened with a 2().9 loss to another Gar·
den Gr<M: League rcprescntali\-c, Los
Am.iaos. last week.
Licbcnp>d v.as able to -.itness 1...3
Quinta's dramatic opening-week tri-
umph (12-9) over. Wcstmmster S3turday ni&hl. as junk>r quarterback John Gon-
dringer htt junior Bnd Bautista with the
decisive 7-yard touchdown pass as time
ran out.
-rhey'rc not the same caliber of team
as Los Amip," 53.id Liebengood. who
hopes. bis unit improves upon a shay oftc~ opener.
.. ,.be offensive line as the b'8.gest area
we have to pick it up," said Liebengood.
whose te:ltn topped t.hc Aztecs. ·ti-JO,
last fa.II to c'-cn the series at 'l-2. "We
have to start attacking people up front,
or we 're not going to cct the job done."
No. 1 oo still looms
for CdM's Holland
~ Sea l(jngs face stiff test
against always strong Marina
Friday night, at Newport Harbor.
By 8¥ry f au!kner, SpolU Wrllt
NEWPORT BEACH -
The Corona del Mar High
football team gave Manna
a wake-up call last fall, ral-4"~~-lyina for a 20-19 victory
with a 17-yard touchd(t.n ~a.5lall'
pus on the lasl play or the same.
C.0.ch Dave Thompson's Vikings..
wbo fdl to 0-2 as a re ul1 of the Sea
Kina dramatics. \lrent on to lose just one
oft.heir next eight contest .
CdM Coach D:a1o.-e Holland. who en-
ters "'ith 99 career \ictorics. hoecs la)t
week's 14-7 loss 10 Edison c.in SJm1larly
inspire his Sea Kinp. v.ho meet Marina
Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Newport HMbor
Hilb· See CDM,G
Licnbcngood. who coache) the of-
fc nsi1o.c hne. had pra~ed 11) qu1clnc:.s
and size (J1o.erngang 6-foot·3 -: and :?~
pounds). .
"It doc~n·1 ma11er ho" big or quid
)OU arc, though, 1i )OU don·t get after
people, .. Lic:bengood s;i1d. "That's "'hJt
"ie h31o.e 10 h3\C this "'eek."
Hoping tor s1m1lar imprO\ements up
front ore the Eagles· tm) of running
backs, Oscar Lomeh. Mike P.iwmsl..i ;ind
Karlo Amaya.
Lomeli led the Eagle) \\1th 45 )ard
on 11 carries in the opener, after ~s·
suming the tailb3ck dutie3 for Am::i~a.
-. ho w:is l..nod.cd out CJrl~ "uh 3
pulled groin.
Junior quancrbad. r odd Thomf)'IOn
bauled nef'es in his fi~t 1o.~r)1t) start,
but Ucbcngood rem3ins confident he
"'II bounce back 'Atth a strong cffon.
MISMATCH?
~ Tars enter Friday njghf s
non-league duel as heavy
favorites over Ocean View.
By Bmy Faulkner. Spcw1S Wnter
H UNT I NGTON . DEACH -Nc"port
Harbor High football
co ch Jeff Brinllc) 's ph1-
bq>hy or focusing more
on self·imprO\cment than
concerns -.i1h the opj)'bll1on 'houlJ
come tn h3nd)' for this v.cd. ) m.i1chup
1g:a1nst Ott;an Vic\\.
The Sc3ha\lrls, \!rho hlbl Drsnllc) ·,
S:ulors Frid:ay nsaht at 7:30 at Hunting·
ton Beach High, ha~c lost 20 tr111ght
games and 3re -.inlcs' in seven prc\IOu~
meetings "'•th Newport eke.an \ 1c"
opened Int "eek on the '-'H>ng enJ of a
SS-0 score •£•inst Costa Mc~.
"We're pretty good :about prcp:mna
the s:imc "'a) exh "'~ck," BnnkJcy s:a1d
See TARS~
'"\\'e hJve JOO.percent c:cnfidcnce in
Todd." Licbcngood said.
La Quint.l, led by fim-ycar walk-on
coach Fred Vallo. has gone away from
the no-balk offeMe. but sull emphasLZCs
1bc pass.
Gondringcr a 6-2, 19()..pounder, com-
pleted 11 of 22 for 142 )Uds and t-.o
TD.s against \\est minster He, ~Clo.er.
"as intercepted t'*t«.
Estancia ·s offense has yet to produce
points, as Pawin~1 scored the lone
touchda-.n on a :?0-yard interception re-
turn. and a bad punt snap led to a safe-
ty for the 01bcr pomt.s
The E:lgJcs have all~-cd Just 10 com·
b<ncd points to La Quinta the past t"'-o
~3sons.. .;ind ha'e nor opened the sca-
n 0-2 smcc Uebcngoocfs inaugural
term in 19S6.
Licbcngood is 7-4 again.st Garden
GrO\e Le ague teams.
How Iii is Mesa?
Answers cmnilg
~ Mustangs put credentials
up against formidable foe
in Rancho Alamitos Friday.
By Barry Faulkner. Sports \\!llllf
GARDEN GROVE -
In a -.ord. Frnil) n1cht's
non-league matchup be·
t"'ccn unbc:itens Co 1a
Mc~ High and Ran~~
Al.amttos •'> -big
Big bo~ . pla>ins a b11 same, -.uh
b1:-pl3) ap;1bt11ty brca~ln1 from both
huddles on C\ery pl:a). beginnma v.11h a
7 30 kickoff at Bo~ Gr:ande High.
"\\e m:itch up v.ell v.11h them, and
the> m:atch up v.ell -.1th us." sald MU)·
tanp' Co:i'7h Mpon :taller, v.hosc team
opened the )CUOn v.1th a 55-0 thra~ina
of Cku.n V1~w last v.ce
The \ aqu~ro 1-0 after a 27-17 \.JC:
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cer team Atvace a ~ de 'with
l!all Loo Aqaclea W.-day at
OCC. Coast (*2) had-• a ~I
lead tum inlO 1 4-3 deficit.
• lhe Geo'f.<.Yudley/Ncwpon
Asccncioo is llto o 1992 P"clu.-Harbor Hip "-bill Ind Music
11e or Tulane Uoi\lenity where he Celebrity Golf Clulic on Sept. 10
wu a thrte·tUnc collqiate AU· a1 the Ncwpon 8elCb Gol(
Americaa. and was twice a ruaer· Counc.
•P. in •ho ~·banded<~· . Nonon, a 199J Ncwpon Harbor
I '1 s•, • ll·)'Ql-okl rqular at
Ibo N8Wjkh1 Bcaeh Golf Count.
lat I cartct--fltll hole•in-GM
Sept. I on bole: No. J (118yanls)
wiill • 6-lron. Hariy c.t.y, the
former cowboy movte IClof, was 1
wi1-.:._""Tbe pd l,.ord was with
me, '1:.Utbleft uid.
,_ pc-.S on .,...-NJB p!Qen ud wiU be -.. the
.-.... 117 """1 Ibo N11iotW JIHllo< llub<boU _.,. lo .U ..... ,, AJoaa wilb Newpon·M-lbe "Rodl Ii' Rlll1lblc Fett" panid90nn will
,._., :.-flOCll Antlbeirn Hllls,,O.no HUis ud Copllttlno VII-'
le)', Fountain Vabey, Noah Huntlna1on Beach, I.qua• Hills and Rialto, ' The "Rode N' Rwnble faf' is a two-day cwnc consistin& ol 1 srou~ __ .. _ ...
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11 tbc end of the' tint : ...-
quarter, ~cwport Har-v *
' bor High's watc;r polo fO('CCI .sent
1hc match into overtime onJy to
fall in the final 12 seconds to ba&t
Lon& Beach Wilton, ll-12. in a
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rornia College women's >'-•
vollc:yball team (S-3)
earned a IS-6, lS-9, 15-~--
11 non-ron!crc:ncc dcci5ion at Cal
State Dominguez Hills, as Genevie
Wright contributed 12 kills and
eight of the Vanguards' 1.5 service
aces. SCC is 5-3 ... In a high
school match: Estancia (1-1) swept
La Quinta. 15-3. IS-11, IS·2. as SC·
nior setter Tracey Heims (8 assists,
5 kills. 2 blocb) and sophomore
seller Christine Dahle (7 assists., 2
aces). led the way.
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For tbe I 996 Olympics in "!· . UM<t\i<y-.Qf U11b Ibis fall, Ibo
lanta, the ln1e.rnationaJ Olymptc . won 1hc 1onaa1 dri¥C con1e1L
p-crning committee hu m~ t"cwport Beach's Robert McCray C?ll?I......,~_. .. ....__. ~tll chanacs lo ttM;; ql)'mptc won the putting contest. llJ N ....i .......,.,-, Cllfl •,....,.... lllCla I f t Ch Jude GalC..-. .... --.11 .. _..d*. sai 1n1 orma · anees lllC The twilight tournament raised 111 1 ........ ~ ........... '--1 Cll" a~din.g the ~r class, and drop· funds (or the school's football .. ....,,..._ .. ._.,__..C..
p1n1 the Ay1n1 Dutchman class. Pl'OJfant. band aod cheerleaders. '=t..~=:r:=::.::'
Ocarly, this is to Ascencios' O -••1r1tt011111.M cw**" .. 2 b :ieJ'J
benefi1, ror he has emei'ged as one • • "*" IWld •• -
-of the country's-top ·laser sailors.-C.n"J"'i • b11-lttHC-Mcmben--• __,-...-:_----~--.-.. ..
Keep Wu.1r --on this hot local and friends or the Opera Pacific's ... ~:.~ ... -•• ••• ,_ • 531 ... i---i--B · . Pa rdt' . d I "-A ..... ~-.. itilor. · , . us1nes.s.u. rtne 1p t.atse . a tota 1111 t5tl: cu.~ M....... "°"
•Last weekend, the Newport· of S24.Sw at the Opera Pacific'' • P ...._ 141tca: (!Ow•~ """...,.
based Boy Scout Sea Base hosted inaugural .aotr t~ma.ment Au&-30 i:ii===--::=.~-
1he annual .. Wooden Boat Fcs1i-at the Pielican Hill GolrOub 10 L....-ttow•Sl>...,.,,_C
val." • support the opera's outreach dllqlloll&, ...... •••,..,.."'ii.....,
As in past yt:ars., 1his event drew program for development~dly tow ..c (51) • • • •
many . or the best maintained challenged youn1 people. •:-:,;:::.?CO:.. ~,:.,21,.
wooden boats in the region. Ro~r Palley, Fred Murray, Ray .,......, ..... ......._,.._. ..
Among the . better known boats YaJes a~d Larry Smilh formed the C':'s~:',.~..,:--.:=·::-
were Bob Millet's Olinka, a S&:S winni ng low gross foursome (S9) in •· Y-*" .. lllr 1 Pll • ""°"" lflll*\', a
6!); Astor, an SS·foot schooner: the scramb~c .forma!, whi!e Steve . :=.-::.r~:.:=~':"
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c Argus, b1hck80y Scouu' ~o:'ten,dWWtl~11~m Hindere r, Gcoree ~~ LW ...,.,, _,. ••••bMf .. we I-known ar ·rigged schooner, '-'f>'c an ti tam Cass won the L. P11d1,...,... D.D.l.11 ....._.
and the Newport Harbor Nautical men"s ~net (•O). ~tary Holt, 8&kfl ·· .
Museum's Maiden. a traditional Sandy Genovese, Candy Pieracci IUdMnl 0... 16 • .o.lfY l'flrtl
»fool bay cruiser. and Nadine Leyton won the ladies' 5""'" ~ wMR dlli ...
or Pmt." 1tt1ween 1h( aca1ue1. and is also an import1ht Cunct.nmr ror
-the Ncwpon-Mesa pqram. . 1 •·
The Feit will be Mid in the Co51a Mesa Hi&h IY"I· The &lmtl wiU be'.
pl•)'td Saturday from 11 a.m. 10 8 p.m. and Sund;1y (rorn noon to 6 p.m.
Admission i& S2 for adult1. SI for children ond re(re,hments will also be
pnwided. ,
The public is invited. Re1~ration is currenlly W'ldcrway for the NJB.
prosnam. For further in(ormalion, phope NJB city director Jim Fal\s at
650-14.H. .
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(•I hlbo• Y11eht Club)
SABOT A-1. 8etly Barr. save. 5.5
l)Oln1s; 2. Pam Lindley. save. 5. 75; 3.
Dorolhy Wheller. save. 11 .
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SABOT B-1. Ruth R~d. SOYC. 9; 2.
8etly Ar<lrews, eve. 1 o: 3. Jae~• Srri· ley. eve. 11.5.
SABOT C-1. Sealicne, Bal1wa Mab·
eny, SSYC. 2 25; 2 WeBe. Karen SIDCk·
man. BYe. 6 .
MEN·s OMSION-1. Ojo Rojo. Geves
Kemy. SOYe . S.5; 2. Pel!< Gales. ABYC,
6; 3. White Cloud, Dile Berkihistr, ABVC.
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• 'YPicaUy hard-nosed Marina de· tie slnc:ie takina control of a pro-at ladle ap.iNt Ocean l......,. • <OJ v swful hard on th.rowin& balJ went 2-3 in 1he opuina week .., '*' 20 "'* ~ ilcl &Ir ... n..
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k1 lut five regular·sell$0n games. the counry'1 rtne11 (• ~S.1 rtcoc"d Senior Bryan Lu.um-1. YIQlpl fO..t) 1• didn't sci a chance to teams., the Bc'\lkeye:s. Suffaloet bid en r.c ;t • ""* McOoMM "4••'-back to last season. the put two seuons). bou..-:r will anchor the 1t Ceelll...,.. ('I.flt do much (senior quar· and Fi&htin1 lrith v.itt be 11 home JIC:llaCI MP • ""*' n I'll.mid I IW I' ---. ~ ··-a.. .. c..,. •1: Do • r-I -'-JuniOr quan,erb1ck Aaron Pert· ' •• ,.,,7 run an offense very timi· Mu1tan11• defensive ..,.._ 1.o;...,.-. 1erb1ck Jefr Nieblin& 11 n11a -~ck P1rk or pmes a1 •C.W Cetta 7; ••••• Ot
) l'DYllcr showed poise and skill ln Jar to ours." Miller explained. chltJC, while junjor end 1.e;..,...... 1.0. oompteted J of 4 for 33 l, l and 5 p..m. 1his Sa1urdl,)'. · n. ..._,.. chCllld ;. w IQr moa al
\ bis first vanity st1n for'CdM, but ''They pus• bit more than we do. Dewayne Cren1haw yards) last week, be· ·Herc's a look at how each team .. ...,. wWlwi *-11 ""'*'Cl Md Plllinl
t he wu sacked twice, fumbled but when push comes to above, (sllsbt shoulder separation) will CIUIC 1hc same got ou.t of hand fared list week: """-bl.I ... "** tD SU .. t111 ilD fti
l"' twice, al)d was intercepted once by they run the plLCh. and lry &o kick play in only spol situ.alions, ac· early," MilLer said. ....., .. ,,, 4a, w.et ~ llld zone. °" ......,, OtY Wltoft led,.
Uison'111ta<:kif\& defen1e. your butl, just Uke us. This pmc cording to Miller. Rancho's offense, triggered by Ceuntf °""'' 0: LIO llY Qla'Wbac:k B: :.!i~ ~tie~~~
Senior All·ClF runnina back could become an 1bsolu1e war of 5ophomorc quarterback John BIN leflaey, "' autlllOH c:cmplNfy doni-1ldOtl NCl'I. ,
J R W WI.I'·." Mesa's aenior tailback Binh F k (• r I I I 70 ds · h. l\lled h 1th tram Los Allmlol. lln'lllilO l •La ... ,., .... -1, .... . • •tz.. is hopina to rebound u. • ran o or y.1r 1n is to one Jim oown Ind mnn; ~ • Of. ·•-
after ~inJ .~t~d up (27 yards 0~ Costa Mesa, for one of the few "'Runaway" Tran iJ expected lo vanity debut}, spotlighu juntor lense ..n-1 •: lht Wt.Mmn stored ""
I 17 camei) in hts first 199'3 outina,. times 'U season, is at a size dill~ •tart after incvrring a mild hip lailbacl; J:'c:vin AJlen, .who posted laltlack F1Wls Day.:\ JUShld tor '"°" .~aystly ~ ~ ~ r:,,• =
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wa ready . for Edison's tempo," fens.ive line· avefl&ina 26\ pounds 223 yards and four touchdowns, and three TOs lut week. = :1 ~::; ~ = drlne foroell tw• U ...._ unown. two
Moiled said. "They. have a .real tuCCUS was f'll p&1y o1 111 Cflensr.t Int ol on 1*'Cli*I" bf' ~ llflty Nldl Stoll
t. Jl&i"a,sive defense, and 1heir blitz· JARS Grat E~ Miki llJ'neY, c;oopet Wise. · ~ ~ ~ =:'° iac:-,.:
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1iiij really toolr its toll." Pl'lllp l.Llr:he:si arw:t NllM'I ~ n,m.. C Matina's defense returns just From 81 The olTensive MVP was Dlyan, Vlflle .km •Garden Gtn• 7 , Pl9Min9
• I n b · • All S bo h "bl I · AbtUlr. who rtUMcl .. ~ 65 lrlilh e: Ali Kl'llll pitbd up I Glrdln GtOVI ~ne s • er, ul 1l s • unsel a ut t c poss1 e strugg c against yards kt 1 seot• wis twned defensNe MVP. lumtl6e ana rltTIDled 20 ,..OS tar,. h .,.
.µague linebacker Mike Byers, complacency. "In 1he past, we 've •Trotane 41, bpr9Q 0: n !hi SCOl'e. Slrtt Henoll was named Oft«IS!vt t who had 1 stressed laking care of ourselves _ ~-Wet 2~·,"'. 22• ~57 ~. Plays Of h GMne, ~ KIWI Wleliln was CIP Dtwltlen IV team-high 11 and the things we need to work "" .._. ......... ,.., ... .... , .... ~ 1'4rlf'ded fie C!densM l'O'lcw". I ~.--... . \ ~~--(t-0) 19 tackJcs 1n the on. We want IO improve in those
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\t. Moft ri.M 11.0)27 over Eldorado straight season debut last week
\P, ,_. <t·OJ 2' of Las Vegos. (17-13 over Orange), 1hc S.::iilors .. GlrlMdorl (04-1) 2'
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fecond-year Sl!lrting qu!lrlerbacic inju11·-frce opener w:1s s swarming " "' g.1 "" "· .. " =--.. , "' "-.. --g.1 "' " .. " -.. 1IO .. ..-• .. _ .. , 100 "-.. " .. _ .,, 200 .. .. l !l'ravis Anderson. defense 1ha1 yielded just 91 yards,
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·: "He was re:al instrumental in newcomers Bill Johns and Brian ·
)heir win," Holland said or Ander· Johnson. Johns, a junior nose
t;>n, who completed just 4 of 6 Wt guard. had three sacks in his var-,.11 againsl Cdt.1. ''His paS$ing has sity dcbul, while Johnson. a senior
improved, and he likes 10 run with outside linebacker, introduced
the ball." himself as a starter with one sack
•• Thompson's 1rademart veer al-:and tiA'O fumbl(' reCO\'erics. ;...ys presents prepantion prob--orrcnsivcly. senior quarterback
lems for opponents. but Holland Ryan Smith was solid in his firs1
has ronl'idenc.c in his veteran de· varsi1y start, completing 10 or 17
(ensc. passes for 89 ynrds.
: The Sea K.inp will lose some or Senior tailbock \Vade Tift
their defensive m~. as 235-pound rushed for 91 yards. and junior
}tofman Hosseinioun (11 tackles tight end Mike Freeman caught
last week) will be sidelined wil h eigh1 pasKs for 74 yards 10 con-
irh.lt could be mononucleosis. tribute against Or11ngc .
: Senior strong safety Mitt Ni · Ocean View. \ll·hU:h produced UTANCIA'S STAllTING LINIUPS chols iJ still out with mono. rorc· jus1 IS ynrds in total offense
j.ng sopOOmore Josh Wah into the (minus 7 rushing) in last year's 33-
ltattins secondary 11 Cree .afc1y. 0 'loss to Newport n1 anagcd just
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piovina Sco1t Proud 10 strong safe-55 y:i rds in ils 1993 debut.
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Cowboys win, 24-18
Woodrow "Woody" Otis scored
with 18 seconds left in lut Salut·
day's game to give the Colt• Mesa
Pop Warner Cowboys a 2A·l8 vic-
tory over the Saddlcback Valley
Blue Bean in the Midget DivisK>n
opener at Ulr.c Forest.
Otis scored three times, gained
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penalty to lead the fint-year Cow-
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y. teaspoon salt
.Y• cup quick~ brown rice
.y. cup baJaur
I Granny ~mlth apple
I lled DeUdoas apple .....
t cup ra1slns
8 ounces lowfat vuDla yoprt
In large ~ bring waler and salt to boil over high heal Add rice
and bulgur. reduce beat to low. cover and cook l 0 minute .
Remove from heal and set as~ covemt. for 2 minute . Spread
hot pains on bWna sheet to cool. (Grains can be cooked alad
of ume and stored in refrigerator up to a week.) Just before
serving. prcpue fruit Core and chop apples. Peel orange and cut
into scebons. Add chopped apple. oran~ sections and rai ins to
cooled grain mixnue. Add Yoaurt and br to coat grains and fruit
II •• •
HEALTHY BREAKFAST HABITS
BEGIN EARLY
•
I he alann nntt•· A• your feet hit the
0oor. the mo rning rush 1' on. Getting
everyone up. dre sed and ~rved a healthy
breakf~t 1 always J dail} challenge.
h 's actually quite ea"} t o deve lo p
nutritious f amil} eating habit,. thank· to
quick and ea y food\ you alread} enJO}.
like Wa hington apple and California
rai m . Pair them together to add color,
texture and natural \Weetness to tradiuonal
breakfast items hke pancake or waffie .
Or. use them to '"'pare a brealf~t vEr ion
of a favorite lunch or dinner dish.
By eatt n g ra1 s in' and. apple!> in the
morning. }OU get a high-fiber. lowfat tan
on the day. as well a\ rwo ot the auonal
Cancer lnslitute · recommended Five-a-
Day fruil and vegetable en mgs.
Here are recipe.., ..,pec1all} de..,1gned to
help familie male health) c ho ice for
break fa\t a nd stl II catch the bus -to
school or to work !
Breal.fasl Kabob.., and Ra1 ~in-Apple
Flapjack\ :ue rwo breakfa..,t c1a ...... 1c reborn
without the extra calories or tat. Quid. &
Easy Raisin Bun.., are a taSt} lowfat home-
baked addition to an} mo rning menu.
Apple-Raisin Saute goe well o ver bagels.
Fre nch toast o r waffle . Fo r a ric h -
flavorcd. chewy oatmeal alternative. try
Fruit-n-Grain Breakfa,t Salad with natural
grain . apple,. ral\m. and )Ogurt .
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I tuM ( 11 OUDttS) ~frigerator. nonfat b~ad dough
in cup rai ins
Y. cup brown sugar
I teaspoon cinnamon
~ cup po"dered sugar
1 tablespoon nonfat milk
Prc~vcn lo 375 F Coal a 9-m h pie plalc with \egctabk
cooling spray 0n hghlly Ooured 'iUrflll'C. roll dough tO 16-it 4
inch rectangle . In .small bowl ml\ ra1,in~. bro~n ... ugar and
cinnamon: pnnllc m1xture on dough Careful!} mil up dough
from shon cnJ. cut lot? into 4 ettuaJ '"~' Place. cut 'tdc\ down. in prepared pie plate. 8 c about :!O minute unul golden brown
Rcmo\c to rack to cool 5 mmute.., Mcan~hilc, in bov. I ~h1\k
powdered ... ugar ~ilh mill: dnule ove-r hun.., nc warm
1 c-. 4 bun ...
Nldrilioul 111/0f'Mlllio• Ptr ~: 3·'3 ,J/<v1r,, O e }at. /0 t pmrtin.
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l cu mlllftd f•t buttmnilk ballla& m
1 mtdiu• Grau mith .,,W. peeled. roftd
and com lei dtopped
~ aap nl' 1
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Heat J!'Jddle or heavy killct over medium eat: coat with
~ c in& .-ay. Pon.ion t.ner omo griddle wilb ~<up
• lFlft. '*Mil . I browned. ..... once. .,_.. 3 mitt 11~ I
an ach aide. Serie bot th snp O'fUP cw nonf• yoswt ..
Miika 4 mviap (12 ,_ • ., fM-ilda .. , .:::.-:
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Two ol the bcincfta 'ol ouldOot
anHina are venatWay ud ....
Whether fWftl ...... n for a
famity supper Ol prepuu11 1
eotnpany meal, &he bUbocuc can
bo a Cook'• beta friend durin1 the k>na 5ummcr monthS.
Summer Sunset OriHCd Pork,
created by the home economist at
the Kik.koman J(jtcbcna, is an
clcaant entrcc fcatu~ tender
pork tenderloins paired with a rre h nectarine sauce. And just
about au the preparation i.s done
bcforch:and so there's no last .
minute ru h before guests arrive.
Several houn before cooking,
the tenderloins are butterflied (cut
paninlly through lenathwise ind
pressed open}; then marinated in
low sodium lite teriyalci marinade
& sauce. Preparin& the pork this
way :tllows the lively flavpr .oft he
teriyaki sauce to permeate the
meat and also keep the grilling
tame 10 a minimum. The nectarine
sauce, also seasoned with lite
teriyaki sauce, is made-while the
pork m:irin:ucs to nllow time for it
to chill so the 03\0rs have a
chance to blend.
All ideal short-cut ingredient,
lite teriy:iki marinade & sauce, a
unique blend of spices, wine nnd
naturally brewed SPY sauce imparts
its !.pedal flavor to both the pork
and the necrnrine sauce. Lite
tenyaki ~:iuce has SO percent less
salt than regular teriyaki sauce,
but flavor isn't sacrificed because
ASK BETIY CROCKER
Q. I'd like to make a nae, even
cake, lnstend or being high In the
middle and low on the sides. Cao
)OU help? l.IC., Burlington, WI
Cake may ~ak on top Ir batter
ls thick from too much flour and
too little liquid. Second, an
o'erbeatc!n cake has too much air,
causin& the cake to rise too much
ond form a peak. Finally, mike
sure )ou•re usio& the rl&bt plln
size: a too small pan results la a
deeper batter.
Q. My daughters and I disagree
about bow to cool turkey and
chicken lehovers before
refrigcratlne. I cool the dish on
the counter, uncovcrtd, for a short
time and then refrl&erate. My
dauehtcrs leave dishes covered
whlle,coollna at room temperature
and then rdrigerate. Please
advise. M.L.C .. Candia. NH
Keeping food safe to eat is one
of the most important parts o1
cooking. This is what we
recommend: All meat, poultry, fish
and vegetable leftovers, should be
tightly covered and refrigerated
immediately. All stuffing should be
removed before storing.
Q. I'm plannlne to uow
tODllllMS in my &arden this year
and "ant co sun dry some or them.
How can I do this? I live In
Orqon so I doubt l can actually
"sun dry'' them. CJ.D., Portland,
OR
Sun-dried tomatoes aren't too
hard to make at home. You'll get
be t f~ults if you plant and use
Roma tomntocs. Roman tomatoes
dry faster and have more meat. To
prepare: slice tomatoes in half and •
dry in oven on low for about seven
hours or in an electric food dryer, ~
according to the directions. When
tomatoes arc leathery but still soft.
cool completely and store in a
tightly scaled container in a cool,
dry place.
You can make your own
marinated use-dried tomatoes by
pouring on equal parts of hot
vintgar and hot water to soften
them. Drain and cover with an
olive oil and gnrlic marinade.
Tom:itoes arc ready to use in 24
hours and keep for a month in the
refrigerator. •
TIP OF THE WEEK: There's
no need to sift flour th:at's marked
"preslfted" on the baa when a
recipe calls Cor silted Oour. Just
spoon flour into a dry measurin1
cup and level with a strai&ht-edaed
spatula.
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Wed. 7/7 ... : ..................... Travel Night
Thur. 7/15 ...................... Fashion Night
Thur. 7/22 ...................... Realtors Night*
Wed. 7 /28 ....................... Heroes (Pola, Are. Etc.)
Wed. 8/4 ......................... BYE
Wed. 8/11 ....................... Music Under The Stars
Wed. 8/1 8 ....................... Politicians Night
Wed. 8/25 ........................ Advertiscrs Night•
Wed . 9/1 ......................... Sports Night
Wed. 9/8 ......................... Back To School Night
Tues. 9/14 ....................... Chamber Night
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HORNBLOWER
DINING YACHTS
VJEEKEND SP EC IAL EDITION CELEBRATES SOUTH COAST REPERTORY 'S ANNIVERSARY
SCR Fooodels
Oowt Emrnes
& Mm1i1 Benson
1993
"Wci1i1g
for &Mtot•
1993
YOUR
GUIDE
. TO FUN
ALONG
THE COAST
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30th anniversary.·was quite conce_ivable
Se~son-long
celebration is
tied to planting
of SCR's seeds
By TOM TITOS
l heater C rltlc
n some cultures, •ac is
measured from the moment
of conception. Whlcb would
cxpbin why South c.oast
Rcpcnory is inaugurating a
~ason-lona 30th annivcrsaiy
celebration this month.
SCR as we know it ("we" bcin,J
Orange County theatergoers)
actually w:as born 2811 years ago, In
Febrvary of 1965 when the
ncdgling company mounted three
productions in rcpcnory at the old
Laguna Playhouse on Ocean
Avenue. A month later -on
March 12, 1965, to be exact -the
Second Step Theater in Newport
Beach opened with one or those
three shows, Samuel Bccllen's
·•waitin& Cor Godot."
But the two men resP.>nsiblc {or
"SCR '1 creation -David Emma
and Ma11in Benson. who continue
to setve as lhe d>eater's anildc
directors -had been tormulatina
plans ror their bold theatrical
venture ever sioClC the summu ot
1963.
Oaslmatcs at San Fraocisco
State, where they met u acton ln
a ~ioa ot MuwcU
ORANGE COAST WEEKEND
South Coast Re pertory 30th anniversary season special edi tion
SCR memories By TOM TITUS Pa .. 2
Quotable co-founders By CHRISTOPHER TRELA Pa .. S
Founding 8rUsts By CHRISTOPHER TRELA Pa .. 4
30th MMOn achedule Pa .. 5
.. Morning'• at Seven" review ,By TOM TITUS Pa .. 6
Bade~ at SCR By JOEL BEERS Pa .. 7
Dlnlng around SCR By MARLA BJ RO Pa .. 10
SCR and OC'a economy, open house tonight, gala Saturday Pa .. 12 .. .... Also In today's Wttkend: locaJ Sounds (page 13). TASte of Newport <page 14) and a
condensed Ca~r/What's Up <page 15)
David Emmes (foreuound) and
Martin Benson (on 'ladde;) lud
SCR into Off-Br~ay Thuft.
About locby's CO¥ti': Souch Co.w= proY1ded toc'by's CO¥er phota. ol co-founders ~ fmmes ind Mvtin Benson, • wief1 as the ~-shots from the 1965 ind 1993 wn.ions ol ''\'V .. lint few
Godot." The CXlWI Yr<ll desftiwd by 11y Pelot f'~ Mtllt tMrk Ha~. •
Anderson ·a ''J"bC Winalea
Vidoiy, .. Emmel ud Bcmoo olten
had spcculate'd about uartina their
own theater. The ftnt ICCd wu
planted durina that summer ol '63
whea Emmet waa offered a ~
d~a a1ot at ta.. orr Bloadway
fta)'house lo LoQa 8cadt.
..... contacted ,.. and teYCnl of
ow SP State friends."' Demon
realle4, ''arid -. decided to put
on Arthur SdtniWer's 'La Ronde,'
since it had auch pd ro&ea. •La
Roode,' WU IOClCCUflll. IO WC
asked permission to use tho theater
the folJowinc summer."
Tbe results ot that thre.-tbow
1964 IWtt -wbidt ptOdJ.iCld -n.c
Holtasc.'' "Major Batbaia .. and
'"The A.Jchemis1'" -IC~d U the
cacalyst lot what woWd IOOft
become South Coast Rcpertocy.
Plana for the •~t-unbom theater
~p ~re clrnn ow OA a aapkin
I& • I.me Buda ratawut bJ em.a llid Br nr QD after
Rhanali.
Tbc de r:tM. to ICart I tMaact
~bee• .... aM Mii quaaaoas wcie wbat to cill tbe
new troupe ud. lbOr9 ilDpottantly,
'ftberc to locaae.
"We ICWed OD (the D.llDO ol)
SoutbC...~~
becaUM .. c:oulda't ebiM ol a
bctaer aame,• ae....,. related.
Ti'Ma kt& may note that South
Co.II Repcrtofy is located to the
DOfth Of Norlla Coast Rcpcnoty ••
regional aroup in Saft Dieto
C.OUnty.
Al for location; Eiiimel and
, ~ credit their old mentor,
JYlel IMittoltbc ActOn
Wor1' •••SU~ba
lellQ8 ......... Or-.
CoUalJ Wll pelCMd on tM aat ol
... ecawoMk ..... about 10......,
thir •lkM: raon aaa. IM_ill apalaed. a tt.ie&Cr ~ Gn·
the podd Oc)C)( ol llach e•nrh•
lbcMd be apecacd &o 1row ......... ""*"· . For a theater which now
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Co11s1 Repenory's
JOlll '11111iW1$4!V #fl•
JM, IUfiJJic ~Jon
M'1tfl°A &Nott llA4
Do•iJ Emma tranl"' slMm:I t!~ /ollo . o/JsoJ.Jons willt
Wtttmd ~Jri/Jutor Clvir1~ pho lir/a.
SCR's early days
lkaloa: "We d.dn't baYC any
money, 1 was lMfll in my car for a
while. We borrowed • community
theater an Long Beach 81\d
produced three pl1ys. I wem up to
San F~nasco and &rabbed a lot of
our fr~nds, sort of the lc1dmg
hih\ or the dr3ma dtp:utmcnt,
and t Id them npturous norics
;ibout Southern California and how
'4e'd h~\e tbtS professional theater
a.nd C\'Cf)body', eoing to CCI sood
J>Mb .. Wh;it they showed up to was
thu d1lap1d.itcd old rommunity
the1ter tha1 ""' (oundcrina.
Somehow "e sot it functioning
•I"'" and produced three pla)'l-
Wc .. ere so cnrounaed by the ¥Cry
modest results v.e ob11mcd. I
remembe r that uch Thunday
rUihl's pcr(Otm8nce had a (cw
more people in tho audience that
the prc«<tlna Thul"5day." Emma: .. r knew that the
University or California was
buildina • campus.. and the
Catiromia Anacls were going to
Anaheim. so there was a .
presumption that any county that
could suppon a protesslonal
bucball team and a university
those were p>d sips. We could
bcc:omc bia flsh an 1 little.pond. as
opposed to LA .. where we would
be ooe or m1ny smaU fish
swimmina around.
Planning SCR
lkuoa: .. We hMI a four 1tep
plan. We laid it out on a napkin
because we were at a C'C$llUT&llt
having c:ol1ee one ni&ht after one
or our performances durina that
rust summer. Tbc fant step was to
act tho company totclhcr and start
producinC pllys around Oran,e
County. The tecOftd S\tp would be
a permanent home. howcwr unalL
ThinSa,, wo•d have an iatcrim
theater wbcR we could IO to a
union COft\rac\. It woWd be ot
modest m.. '*' we would le.ant to
FROM THE TOP
Co-founders Emmes and Benson
discuss SCR' s past, present, future
Compiled by CJDlISTOPHJIB. TBBLA
produce cffteicnt.ty. then we would
mo¥e on to a fourth Utp theater.
whida is eudly ~l this place i.s
titled. h bu all tbe amenities in
~ s&qes. h all bappned. it just
toCit>about JO )'eal'S ionaer than WC
tbouabt it 'MNld. ..
Second Step Theater •
• ~oed in Marda. lfli6S; oa
Villa W•Y in BAiboa i.o u old ma-
riotJ '"P shop. £•·•· ••u wu oaly wbcA we
bad tbc ~ o( act"81ty bciq
able to ,et a theater that we tbcn
tboulht that in order to do lbia we
lboWd bave a scuoa. aad if we
could tell ICUOQ ticbts. \M tale of
the -dctelS cciWd • ,..
'We reheaned in Darid'1
prap witb DO iclM .. to
where we would ~1 it
or when we would opea.
... put the produetioia
to1•ther apcl 1tartecl
......_ arouad local N-..., ....,....., ..., .,.w
.. w-..'
-.... II Ill
..... P O d ... kl r
'When we 1tarted in the
fall of 1964, the city of
Irvine really didn't exit~
for all intent.I and pur-
poaa. Now, I think the
third largeat nwnber of
1ubtcriben that we ~ve
come from the city of Ir-
vine. The rapid FOW'th in
population wu tomething
that wa1 beneficial to ua.'
-DaWf Emmes
help finance tbe c:oa¥Cnioa. ol this
lpMS bec:aue ft bad ., D)QCJ." .
Third Step
'• ... •tt ... deU abOut
.,..... ia iM IOCODd llep tl9iWcr .... *" ... llO ~ .-.o-icalJy .......... CCNld ....... ~
90DCJ IO be .allt IO pi91 ~ 91>
we 8llded IO .... II Mii 1d .............. ,. CllMiW., .... a.,,.._ ..... IO a• 111'
..... ''" h_ ... _.._ .................... .................... ........ ~··-· • 1nfd111n .... lilil-...
Ill I ..... -... ': .......................
to pow or we .would die. There
was no way to sustain a 7S-sc:ll
t~atcr for YCry 1oQa. In 1967, a buildina ~QJDC avail:abk: i.n c~.
Mesa and we toolt the pluncc. h
damn near killed the thca1cr. It
was muc:b :more costly to do than
we tbouabt. . .
..... Tbcn was no such thins as
• t.daet then. We jUJt went to the
baa o«c aod IOoled in \he shoe
baa IO ICC if we could ply lhe ROI.
ll ~ a real diff.cuh coupk of
~ •we Ft ..ct to tryi._, to
,., off people ....... had ct.bts
IO:~ printcn. all t .. L
I .. IMW1 IO ,,,,, IMt -.r,body ..... ~·•ad."
s....c ... ~,-..-
Oavid Emmes and Martin Ben·
son ;at November 1978 opening
night o ( fo urth Step Theater.
Current theater
Emme~: -in the e:irh 71.b..
M:irtin and I got together anc.I
rc:ilized we had to re:ii.sert the
leadership that ''c: asserted ''hen
\\.C ctilled C'llerybody 1ogc1hcc 10
start the theater the fi~1 11mc At
th :it point. "eon~ more: pulled
ourschc up b) the boot ~tr:ip' .ind
became 1he ar11.,11c direc1<1~ .. 111J
there \\,h a. much stronl!cr
d1rccuon of lc.1Jcr:.h1p.'-
lknson "\\hen "e con,tru• :l·d
1h1~ bu1ld1n~ m 19 .. ~. tt11.: onl'
bu1ldinl! Jroi.;nd here ""~ th.
\\..:,ttn-!x.luth Co:i~t Pl:ua. lfot~l
...:one ul tic l ·hc:r t-u1ld:ng'
C,l,(C:J \\hen \\C \\C:fC
cun,1ruct1rf! 1h1' 1h.-.11cr, 111 .11J. r
.to rai;: tunJ,, thc·lunJ r.11'"'
\\CfC' :.llrt lll pll•Olt~lll~ th.II
"'1.1h.,~r :ln\OOJ\ ''" I• I :u ,,, rt
th1:.1td '"1uld be. J! !>L K I h 11 I
(UUr"., I ·1·1 tl'UC
Fourth Step
l::mmr) "The fir..t '"o or 1lirl i:
\Car.. \\Crl! Mmpl) ad1us11ng 10 the
Jc, el of operation going from J
very :.uccc~fol dime store theater
to "htch '~c had 10,000
sub~rtbcrs, 10 a prore~1on:.il
rc:.idcnt theater Y.ith more thJn 20,000 su~nbers. Wh:it 'flC found
w:is thJI ""( did not go through a
tr:ins111on, "e .... cnt through :1
1ran formation. It was lile :i minor
le:igue baseball team now being
put into the m:>JO~ It took :i
number of )C3rs before .... c could
be ~ suc:cesUul contender
f\'ef)1htng Y.C ciJd ch3nged In
some instances. it v.-:is g~ing
pajns. ..... By the umc .... c came 10 our
i<Mh season. which "''IS 1n 19S4, .... c
had made 1 ..,cry successful
transition. We "'-ere producing
"'ork that was comp:irablc to the
work that one could do and \CC at
other the:i1crs across the rountl'\
We h3d t1rtcd 3 modest •
endowment fund because or some
bequC)I that '4e had reCCt\ed. ~
we Y.erc doing well. By any reg.ud
you rouh.I s:iy Y.C had :irmcd, ~~·d
made it ..
New pla~
Denson: "The stl'3tcgy Y.C
adopted carty was "'c lnew .. -c
couldn't compete lo set the" rls or the truly e~tablishcd •rite~
bttau.;.c we Y>CfC 100 young ud
obscure. so our lactic as the find
1hc •ritcn when they ._.ere youn
before they auaincd that (amc, :1nd
lo arow wath 1hcm.~bke .. c crew ••lh Oranie ty. h 's paid
off."
Ea.a~ "We did no1 want to
follow the trail of other people
•ho ~ra CM bl.azina lhe traals, we
wanted •o blue '°'* trails ol our
own. We rett thlt it would be ift
lht atta ol new work. From tbll
WC millCltMd of a p&a8 .W MW
p&lf ~lopeeol tW bel:la 1 ...
..... COllbOfatioa ~.-
See fOUNl?IMf'I Or•• COilill Wut1and / """"9d11r, ~ 1a. ,., 1
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outh Coast Repertory . . diredon Dmd
Eannes and M.al1in Semon
aie11'1 the oaJy ooes who
have been wilb the lheater since
the early days. There arc m
Foundin& Artists who have been
mocialcd with SCR siace the
Second Stq> theater's inc:cption m
i %S. Mwoc UC Sliii aclm& &ft
numerous SCR ptoduaioos each
season. while lbc lixtb. Martha
McFutand, has become tbc SCR
castinc dltectof.
All in the Family
Founding artiSts branch out, but always return home
.. Actiq is a terrible life," mid
McFa.rtaad. '"ti's n:aUy bard, it's
elDOlioaa.Uy difficu.JL I &hink if )IOU
doo ·1 Deed it. don ·a do iL I always
give Iha! lldvicc to kids who arc
su.n.iD& om. to pc them ~
d>.aacc to t.oupn up. ..
The Founding An.ists are one
tough bunch. and arc dedicated so
SCR. lD Caa. ~ ol them
.fikcned their relationship to a
family cnvironmenL .. It., a typical Wnily ... said Art
Koustik. whole motile roles
include "Glcnpny Glen Ross."
'Thar Champiomhip Season" and
"The lime of Your Li.Cc."
"We ha¥C our ~ts. we
have our ui1happy limes. but we
V.hope~~ .. ~·
con P.,.1111.:t with """ llne MuiCcl• lood.
lunch • Dinner • Cocldoil1
eaa~°'t~'tGo
B7 C:B Ml8M•• MB ftWT.A
wortina ll tbe lhea1U al nisbL For
the finl three moot.bl J was at the
theater, they paid mo S10 a "'Cek
to de.an tbe place. aod I p to ~
sleep uader tbe cmtume r-.ck
upstairs. l p to uay up late and
driot wine and talk about the
future. l was in heaven."
Hal l.aodon Jr .. Yrbo also joined
in 1966. bas dooe coasidcnblc film
&Dd tdevisioa wort in between
SCA roles. indudift& "'Bill and
Ted's Elcelleat AMalu~" For
. tbc pll& ll ,can. be Im pla)ed
Saoote io sea·. uaaa1
~tatiaa ot •A a.ristnm
,-
's Cuol"" Kc remembered the
~ ol SCR't catty days;
"'You b.s the theater fOf ill
on sate, aod a.ad a vision ol
.,..... toward • cuta1tt klod ol
dla.tet, alld •re willifts to
acriCicic IO do· it. Tbcrc was a loc
ot coopetatioo required. You
pl8Jcd • ad .. ooc play, )'OU
pbmed a t_iay role io tbc othu, JOU
dida't ,n paid. )QI bad to wort
--.. tbc dly. Saine pcopac
cuaada't fil iae.o that. to t.be7 reu . ' ~ fb••w Ludoe abo ..
rccaDcd t.cu.a tbe juitc:w.
-SO was l. .. lddcd DOii Toot.
the XDic:w Rcsidcat Actor at SCR
wbo'lm bcu with tbc poup sUu
tbe catty · produaion or "'Tanurre~.
"'We'd set paid fol it. .. said
Laadon. "SlS a month. ..
'1'h.at's why •e did it." s:aid
Toot.. "Wilb SCR. JOU have to be
a tum J>brer. You have 10 hl~ a
difkren1 kind ol mind set"
Tool was ill 1he (ll'Sl production or .. Waitilla for Godot•• at lbe
Second Step lbcatcr in J96S. as
•ell as the \'Crsion SCR presented
earlier this year.
.. I still {eel a rhcill bc1n1 here.
h's sttll fun to come 10 v."Ott."
.. , chink tbe community has
benefited. .. said Koust1k. "h·s been
such a p>Od rela1iomhip. becauJC
no matter what we put onstaie.
l.bey tecp c:omina bad. W1tb that
kind ol suppon oua or a
community, whew, it's a bcU or a
nwria&e·"
Art KouitlE &1!9 Bonny Hill J lift ... ''C.he ~len,, ( t 9 ~; .
..for the lall JO~ thll
lhcater bu ....,. bad at tU cur
that cencral C)cmo oC upir:a11011' ot ..... ol attiAk m1esnry. ot
anilU want to be tnathful to 1h1:
en.ft ot thcat~" stared
~ .. Ne¥tr a tbou&ht of car •.
DnCr a ~ ol tDOnCy •• ~ J.
beln1 tbc bcal we C"OOkl be. ~' 1 •
SCR would be vp front.
.. lf)OU want to be in o rcpcri ,
lhcalct, )IOU arc depencknr ii i:
deal on the real v.ottinas of .in
emcmble. and that means 1 her~
his to be some a rccmcnt on "
the pl ls. E\cn ar you don't lf ,
you have-to ~ lo'° ror 1h.11
a team member, even 1hou1h n
thmlt it lhould be done d1Cfcrcr ·
David has the final uy, M3rt11
lhe final AY and we au 111cc I
lhcm have th t. l\tt nC'\-cr ":a'
lhcir job. I'm <loins what I al";1'
wanted 10 do. When )OU ~c nit
workina here, you·rc teeing
somebody cbna what be -.anh:•
do &ioce he *as an 8-yur-ohJ
chitd. ...
"l\tc had 1 lfCll time for 30
ycan." •arced ICoustik. "I e:tn l;.1,,I
back at aood manoc ics.. ..
He pauteid, tbcn muxd, .. What
do you do lot an eocore1•· O
Minney'i. (lolll Sloan Rest+Ml) au.._ ran lrlies • 12 Noc.. s-tay
• 19dl. nil repaa ii for wood A
dmicglmsli.... .
A SS0 sift c:ati&:ae for I• A $2S for 2nd
A Jal will be awllded ii 1113 ch•a
Fw awe Woe11•ioa dlll Milaey•a • .
54M192 or pa ap • ea11y fonl •
See you out ... ii
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SCR' s 30th season
Mainstage
"Momln9•1 Ill Seven .. through Oct. 10
~ ..., ,.... Olbom ........ "' ...... a-on. .. ., CIClnCm"I ... «-~......., ................... In. can..tk cWI ol clt Md ....... .,.. ..,_ Arnetb. 1922.
· .. Man of the Moment.. Oct 22-Ncw. 21
w.e c.-.......... ol ~ ~··...., ~ lool • --llnd 1-'0 WGr•
aNp --.. wined "*'* .............. ~ ... ~ cl • tlliMi1ion
... Dhc:lld "'o.wld ~
"Hedda Gabler .. Jan. 14-Feb. 13
........................ ~ ....... llf'?.,lfta ...
.............. ~ • ...._ ..................... ol •
.. ........ DIMd o.. ... 6-i.
.. Night and her Stan .. Man:h 4-Apri) 3 Wartd•• ......... o1 ..... ~.tcm• .. , ........ , .... ...... d ... li50a. .. -... ... "'tr.alllc ,,. ... ~"" o.td w--..
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••Someone Who'll Watch Over Me" April 29-May 29
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'Morning's at Seven': a poiished-chestnut
B TOM TITUS maiden aunt Yrho's °'!lra,ed not 10 revels in oc:w·fou.ad freedom, with r be Included in every laule secret. Jack Sydow spleodidJy anicula1c '"
T e a t e r C r 1 t 1 c FYI The JOO(y tree hucier is done her intcllectuaJ snob of a husband
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few years after George S. with appropriate anpt by Tom Scuins the play"s •heels in mo-
Kaufman and Moss Hart Troupe. who 1Nn:a1cs to sell the
created the wacky Sycamores WHAf: "MonW\g"s at s.v.n• olav's mo<Miresome c~r:c:cr tion arc Hal t.aridoo Jr. M the
in ·'You Can't Take i1 With You." WHai: iouW'I Coall Mpettof(• quiie h~ndily. Priscilla Pointer is •Jins mama's boy wlth the soc1:il
playwright Paul Osborn came up mmn doge. 650 Town c..-eleptu IS the sheltered s ter who SM MORNlNG'S/12
w11h his own version of a dysfunc-Dr.. Coda Mela
tion:il family, only wilh a duller, WHEN: Tuesdoyl tNough Ffl.
~mewhat grayer shading. dayt at I p.m., Soturdcly'I ot
H" ··Morning's At Seven," 1:30 and I p..m., Sundays at
which premiered on Broadway en 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. un• OCt. 10
1939 and ~urvived for just 44 per-MOW llUCtt! $25-$35
form.ince:., ha:. been largely forgot-MOH .. JO: 9$7-4033
ten b' local theater groups over 0
the )l"ar\, :.ave for an occasional 0 '**
rc\l\JI (the la~t at the Laguna Hal Landon Jr. and Kristen
l'IJ)hllu'>c en 1983). Lowman ue the perplexed :--=l'"· South Coa .. 1 Repertory has lo~n in "Morning's At
J1,1111errcd this old chestnut and Seven" ~t South Co.-a.st Rep.
poli,hcd 11 w11h enough warmth
anJ affection tha t the property
\Cl°m' 1f not almost new, then at
Jc., .. 1 \Cncrablc in its old age. h 's
still a :.trange play, but with a
!.trong cast of profc!>!>ionals explor·
mg its psychological nooks and
crJnnees, it becomes both more cn-
JO)able and more accessible.
Director Martin Benson, h1&hly
sl..1lkd at enhancing the dramatic
\ aluc of the lives of ordinary peo-
ple. hns delved into this offbeat
tJlc of four elderly sisters and their
l.1mel1cs \\Ith an eye toward hu·
rn in1.111g the d\Jracters and avo1d-
111~ the du:Jp laughs -a sin re·
P•Hk th l"omm111ed en the original.
I he rc,ull 1s a mJf\elo~ly funny
1. , 1 c 11110 adjoining bad.yards of
.1 \l1d"'c'11.:rn 11.>"'n in the early
I ,, ''
I !1 '''tcrs m 0 born's chronicle
.ir.-,, c..l1\C l\t: lot -three married
"l • ,·n and unc 'pin:.ter who livt's
'"'hone of the other couples. The
thr'-l hu,bJnd' are a calm, witty
phill•"1phcr. J certifi:ible nut case
"lu• lcam hi\ head against trees
,,, \ .-.
moaning "Why am I here?" and an
erudite, professorial type v.ho li\."cs
up the street and forbids his wiCc
to associate with the others, whom
he has labeled "morons."
Upsetting the sociological bal-
ance of the neighborhood is the 40-
year-old son of one of th~ couples
(who never got around to IJlO\ling
out of his parents' home) who
brings home the woman hc'i been
daung for the past dozen years for
her firsl look at the family. Anyone
else might lake one look.. turn tail
and run. but it turns out she's as
~acky as the others and fits in
quite well.
The elderly ensemble ~ well
cast, with Robert Symonds and An·
gcla Paton tumina in the most·
interesting performances. Symonds
underplays hi calm hu~and v.ith
hilarious aplomb, while Paton
beautifully expresses her constcr·
nation with pained facial &)'rations.
Kate Williamson nicely cnacu
lhe wire of Symonds' character,
was resents shoring a home v.i1b
her sister and takes ~ive ac·
tion. Patricia Fraser shines IS the
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Costume cutter Conni Joslin fits K·
tress Nih Ooubs fM SCR's upcom-ing pl.1y uloot •• , Costume shop
m;uuger Juli~ Kttn looks on.
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our k.nc}wledce of !htatcr
may tse" limited. but let's
play I quick pme of
what-doun't..t>elon&·in·lht.last:
Costumes. Orusinc rooms. U&bts. Props. Data processiQ&
technicians siuiq in
computcr·uturated roomi
dwarfed by massive boards with
cpipms like cl.Sn -• 76yh4:dfp.
South Coast Repertory is a
theater devoted to bM&in& pb)'S
and mus;icab to ltle. But South
Coe.st Rcpenory, business. is a
mammoth operation. Try S5
million-plus.
.No better JJJime
at any price. ~5 Colllplm Prime Rib Dinner
.,, 5-7 ... Moa.-SM.
AD alPC SnM)t AD,ar loe&-
•built out buslnra
on prtme rh So we., Ill
tbe .a)' to cbe ~
and band-plm the ftnat car.Ad.,.,.......,
Allll --Prim 11llt. ourllenderMmeM
am. wldl.,.. ot lllld.
.......,._ ..... and
dle•.W·.~-.,..,e or a Heldl lar
Crumb SUndae. Ant..
the cenda prb ~)'Ill
.... Mil the prb
llprtme.
Newpona.tl
wr..~ffwll
fJl15-90
Theater-goers sec 1 f racttc>n of surface.
South Cout Repertory's home: My maio impr~ion was tha1 1!
the theater and the lobby. Th:it's. you were unfonunate enough to
where the end product comes ~o be Kt adrift in the belly of Sou1h
life. Bw the administrative and ~st Repcnory, you might not
bacbra1c areas arc _.here the real find your way out un1il the literaf)
wort is done -just don't tell the ;.ri&}lts for an eyewitness ;iccouni to
actors. Arfn3gcddon arc purchased.
l know. Took a tour last week The buildlng h:u a funky
W1lh Christofer Gross. the structure that immediately
theater's public relations dilccto r. dlsonented this frasilc shell. Jn
h wu tbe day before opening reality, there's a thrcc·story
night of the fU"St play of the administrat~c wing. the main
SC2S0a and it was uncommonly stace and b:ackstace area and the
quiet, Gross said. . second stage. But j t n~cr m3dc
But tbcsC eyes still saw enough that d\uch ~nsc.
to tt•li.zc that there arc worlds 11 Jr blindfolded :ind rclcru.cd in
~ouldn't guc~ 11 ~as d,c'o1eu 10
1he:11er.
Name your profc!>!>IOn and
South Co:bl Rep has an office or
pince for it· al-rount:int:..
tclcmar\.ctcr.., dr.ihcr,, d.ll.l
procc~r:.. elcctnetam,
carpenters. There arc general
m:inage~ nsM>Ct3tc pn..>Jucer:.,
anl)ttc directors, cos1umc
man:iger;, erop director.., !:\CO :l
p:uron manager, ~ho hanJlc' ;Hh
problems on nights o( the rl,I\
~re arc dep:irtment::. for
)ubscnption. gnphi~. med1J .incl
public rcl:l1101\s. ·
work beneath lbc thespian the buildiQJ. ch30~ arc )OU See BACKSTAGE 1!
Where
life's little
dramas
unfold ...
This California
Shake peare Festival
production captures
all the richnes.s of the
Renaissance in striking
modem terms, peak·
ing to uni\-ersal
themes o! ~ion
and d ath .
El Tuatro Campesino
perfonn this Jll)1hir it·
com in F.&st L.A. against
the dramatic backdrop of
Hollpoo(l's ftlm ran~.
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mus New Theater io Be SCR'• Os =;.-:r~£ -=--· ·~ ---,_______ =~"1 h t r -· . . a...~~ !! ;-------• rt o1 t ea e ~~~~e~roupers jumped a1 1hc ··-~-_ . r·~ --=SCR serves dyn~!~~~ .. ;.::
While turning the building into • --·Ja.::.,. .--:2 ~~~·-=-~~~
:!!'! !!~pt:?b~ to,:,v-~:or; tt"Mi\cr by • .:-~ ~-... ~ 1 • ., !:;;£ r=.r~S
d:.1.y. the company prepared for its ..-~, I~........_"" ~ l" ,--;~ ,:_..~
first show by night -a commediD ~~~~ ~ .=.... ~ '•~:t/r;/ i'+•iilliliiiiii~ ::.: ·~;:;:::: .... , -~ ~~ dell artc version of Molicre's ~~ ....., .. ~ pmt< . ~!':
.. Tartuffe," which was rehearsed in ~~· ' • ~ ~
Emmes' garnge anJ first unveiled ~':r~~"';.~ ~
at the Ebcll Club in Ncwpon in ·~~..,..~ ~
November o f 196-4. -··-· S • ''e '-. i• ' -....... 'Sim I Ii~ • -.... Before they could open 1he -==1 lple &&&e' ll!!h!• .,., "
Second Step. however, they needed -1: amplified in 2§hi? ::_~ ~me wider exposure. and the old : SCR la ::_~ -----~, ..
Laguna Playholbc was happy to -: DeW p Y~-=~ ~.t._~ -~--_
oblige. Bct~een )Cbedutcd shows -· 5-:~:-.=-c:~ A scrapbook of memories &1
at Laguna m February of 1965, - -~=--------· t' firs 20 ~ U • T.. ;,
SCR offered production~ of the ~ ~ ~-=:-:.:.=:· from SCR s t years ,_ \
three show$ in ils repertoire -a.c ~ r. ... t:-::.= .... --. ~:!:= •.
"Tartuffe," "Godot" and Ben ::'&::,:; li-... ....==. .,..~-Z."'i:1ti :-... l&S:..: =~~·= .. --.-A-· ··-,.,... .... _ - -~ Johnwn's "Volpone -·-... • -• • -·---·· --•·-~ ::..:•• =... ~.-. --....... _. .... .=:.:.. .... ----------........ ,_ .. -= _ ..... m _ ... ~--~·
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block at 1h:i11ime, havingjusl - --------•-
begun reviewing &heater for 1he
Daily Pilot. I wro te an advance
~1ory on the troupe and &hen
caught tbose finl three offerings
(as well as every subsequent SCR
~how), and these were my first
-.ords on the subject:
"Orange County theater took on
a fourth dimension last weekend
-.i1h 1he birth of an unbelievably
1alcn1cd group soon to move
pcrmJnc:ntly in to Nc .. port Beach
· \\ aid. raucou~ and O\ ernowing
"1:h IJlcnt. the South Coast
Repertory version of 'Tartuffe'
bu"1 "11 h 1ncanl.lcsccn1 brilliance
un10 the Laguna Playhouse stage.
lcJ' ing 11> aud1em:e literally
gJ)p1ng .. 11h l:iughter and
cbmunng for more at the curtain
call."
A bit hyperbolic, perhaps. but
my '>en1imen1s were echoed by
others in the media, and by the
11me of the March 12 opening.
~CR was operating under a full
head of crea1ivc steam.
fhe comp1ny repealed lhe
aforemen11oned three plays. &hen
finished 1hat embryonic sprin&
\ea)(}n wit h an ori&inal dram1,
··Tue Trial of Gabiel Kapuniak.,"
and an American classic,
Tennessee Williams' "The Glass
Mcnagene" (in which Laura ind
the gentleman caller may have
parted on staac. but actors David
Clcmcn1s and Dcn&se Ulm ~•
dunna chats.how and marned
shortly 1heruf1er).
After a summer hiatus. SCR
came back stron& 10 open the
1965-66 season with oumandin&
productions or Shak~pcarc'•
"Othello" and H1rotd Pinter's
"The Binhday Piny.'' durina
which .. uptowD" critics bepn lO
take notice and the compan(t
prcadp ~. not. to rMntioO ill
1'1lClcaca. Belon loGa. la ..
larger quarters.
Two and a halt years after
opening the Second Step Theater,
SCR look the Third Step. into an
abandoned dime store on Newport
Boulevard in downtown Cos11
Mesa. This would be home 1hrough
1978'when 1he current two-1hea1er
facility (dubbed, n:uurnlly, the
Fourth Step Theater) was built
w11h a bi& assist Crom the
Sescrstrom Family, '*hich donated
the land and continues 10 be
amona SCR'a staunchest
supporten.
That gilt of land, accordin& to
Benson, was the sinJlc turning
point on tbc road to South Coa>t
Rcpertocy as ~-e know it today, a
fully professional regional comp:any
tMt aained national rcoognhioo in
1988 when, on national lclC\lision,
Madonna pccscnted Emmet and
Beman whb a Tony Awird for
continuous excellence.
Throu&h the Sixties, Seventies.
Eiibtics and inlO the Nineties,
SCR has grown and changed
appreciably, but there 4l'C 50R\C
nimn in lbc theater's proirams
~bich have appeared there throu&h
all four of those decade£ Don
Took, Kai Landon Jr .. Ron
OCM•aom, Richard Doyle, Art
Ko&Wik and Marth McFarland
These are the Coundana aC1ors.
.. coUcctivcly the spine of SCR,"
according lo oe~n ... always
givi"I ot thcmtc~ rlrclc ly, anJ
maintainina and clcvatui'a thm
~I or arti tic cxccltcncc."
Mcf:atiand has forsaken acting
and now CUllC'tions as the the:ner\
c:i ti.n1 direaoc. but the other C.\.e
continue to wretch their
pcrfonnan« muscles -somctunt'>
ill toicther, uch 11 in 04v1d
Mamel'l dram.a '"Oknpny Gkn
It " The hol day acuon serves
llS a ••cJau teunion" qi $Ol1S when
they re'1&illc to c:any on>1beir role'
in "A Cllr tmu Carol." in whach
Landon will don the ni&hl dothcs
ol Ebeoe2er Scnqe for the l•th
time later this year.
The four-step plan dnawn out on
a napkin by Emmes and Benson
three <kcadcs ago has Jpawncd
Qne ot the Cte•t 1uccc 1tories 1n
the American theater. And the
founders -ltilJ viaorous and
ambitious in their mid·SOs -are
dctcnnined to wsiain and clCV21e
1hc quahty of prodUC1K>ns 11 South
Co~1 Repertory.
Herc's to another 30 yean -
when. hopefully, oooecnarian)
Emmcs and Benson ~111 till be
mounung ~s at SCR and I 'II
still be ~ritina about them. O
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Serving commuruty ••-= "'We truly believe in the
art Corm. and we think it as
essential bccau.sc 11 reOcct' where
v.e 11e. we·re .~.)'I locked in day
10 day, and it's difficult 10 get
persptttive on where we arc. It
seem to me the aru do that for
me, the art that docs that the best
is the 1hc.1tcr. Throuib art. ,.e ftnd
v.hcre v.-c arc. how lar -e\-e come.
-.ha1 direction we're bcadina.
~cause it causes us to rclkct on
.. bcre .-c arc rather thatl took at
rctiita Oft I ~Hay basis.
"Thia theater has neYer been
vehicle fol David Emmc:s and I 10
get to &n.dway or to sc• to be
ramous ia some IOft ol way. We
truly belicrve that our WOftt is this ·
Oraa,e 0Nn1y ~rid in .,hich
we're located. We bclicYc that the
re~ theaters need to serve
the:ir conununities. 11 we auccecd
here in Oranac County, in our
ljttlc ('OfDCf of the world, and bril\&
cood quality theater to people and
m•)'be affect people's liva. and 1
ltkc to think wo can, then we've
achieved our pl Th11'1 whu v.e
keep ~orltioa very; \'Cf)' hard 10
do."
30 years
1k1UO.: "h's been a tremendous
30 )'Can. l b'C what I do. J lUrt
rd)Canals tomOnOW, and l~m as
OCl\'OUS IS I au u 1 lhr.11)" am.
This is my, God knows. my
hundredth ptoductioa of
tomethins, ·~directed (a.r ud
. away...,,. ptoductiofts than
anyone ..... But atill. I'm aon o!
awtlh ia ftop swcaL Tbua's nW
the uc.itaDUll ol aoina IO wort CYeiy .,, taki"t on a new project,
that Uepl QS fresh." '--= .. As we look at our 30th
scuon, u we look a.round at the
ebaflaiftl MlUl'C of lbc llllC ol
Califonlia and the powth o( the
population, with d&trcrcnt racial
cultui'al ...ct ethnic bacqround.
there'• sreat oppoma.nities and
cbalh I ill tla&L We •ant &o edd
to ow OllllOinl racarda aDd
~projects which can
pecif .cally and purpoecty tap into
the dNen.ty that -. fand ift
Soutbem California. Onnp
Countr is not &he mehlnl pot, tt is
the aa1ad boo*I, and we can .U be pan o( the Wad. .
..... Ahva)S there is the c:onstant
pursui1 ot pcrfoction; UwaYf
~ to ckpeQd tho quality ol
the -.It "1 the peop&e with whom
"WOtk and •be ~" ~ &o do. We N oot looti,,. to
chMee tbe way we work or
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THEIR ROLES AT SCR
Bcuoe: '"David and I ate
co-ertistic dirccson. Given his
produccrship 1UpOOS11>ilitiea. 1
• direct one or IWO more shows a
year than be does. because l tu .. 'C
a little moro time to do iL A:£ chief
aeaatM: otr.c:cr of &be a>rpontion
and producer, he's aot to spend an
awful lot or ume dealing ~1th th:11
kind or stuff. You can sec the
difference when )"OU ii in his
oCfioe compared to mine. I h~ve
actors and dc1i1ners in here, he
'Martin was better with a hammer than I was, so he did t he
produ ction sid e. I was better with the numbers, so I did the
business side.'
'He'a alway• been a planner,
ud al"·a71 bad that vjaion to
eee well &heed. My work 'bu
~n more on the da)'·to-day,
wbatev r it happening right
here and now. wheru1 D1,id •'a• alway• 1omehow able to
remo~e ~If a little hit and
think where ar ,. goint \o
be in live 7ean aDd how do
O~vid Emmes
.... a.. ............ ... c-...-l,._ we pt there.'
........... ~play. Mlltla le•ataa r..... •sea·.,.,... -T...._ ...
h;i bag meetings "ith trustee~ His
office b sort 6( geared to th;it,
""here here 1 can just throw p1lt
of ground pl~s for my ne:lt show.
" ... We ~d no idea v.hat v.e
YtCt1: domg \\-hen-we $1l)r\Cd. We
just soft of pvc ou~lvcs titles
and went Crom there." .. " •.• J think the roles v.h1ch
C\'Olvcd ~'Cr 30 years seem 10
work. l think we complement each
other in a sense th;it wc\-c got the
same sen ibiliucs about plays A
dtrcctors. we rarely fig.ht ~-er a
p.&rttCUlar p?a) ...
EX IT LINE
£Jstmn: .. J'Mrc b. still the rorc
of " th 1 h:l\'c bccR round 1he
"'hole time. and in .. hom the flame
ttll bums. and in f~ 1hc name D
bl.ui ~· bfishtt)
A the theater ha n, 1& h
becornc 1 ~tro r anJ more
nurturing Cl\\'trOn~l\l th r~ •
that cnlbt hea t C\'Cf)'th. *C do.
Tbat's •hit lccps me. after 1U
. thc6c ~ IC\A lO C'OfM •n
cwry day. h" 11ilt a wry • ilia
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galaxy of r~tauranll 1urround1 South. Coast Rep-
ertory and the Oran~e County Performing Arh
Center, making it possible Cor tbeater-goen to plan
an evening of entertainment and dining with a mini-
mum of parking haasles. .
This guide includei only reilauranta especially auitNI t<>
theater di~,and within comfortable wallcing distance, no
more that a~l~minute stroll to curtain time.
Facing Bristol Street~ three reatauranll in South Cout
Pla%a are easily acceaaible: Birraporetti'a, Piret'1 and the
Riviera Restaurant. Parking ia free in the abopping center
and when the final curtain falls, a return walk Will be a
welcome stretch.
Regardless of where the car is parked, lunch or dinner
reservations are important and an early meaJ after a mati-
nee requires them aa well. On nights when both SCR and
the Performing Art1 Center are active, reservation• are H
essential os tickets are to the performance.
A B irnfJOl'dd'• is near Se.an and doecst to the "Friendship Bridae•' which spans Bristol !'ftio· rataurant ii open until 11:30 IUgbtly, tiJ
12:30 on Friday and Saturday n~ you want an after-show drink or
nosh, try the "Signature Orillcd D A1mood Salad" -ll..fftorite of
SCR's communications director and SubSCR.ibcr magazine editor Quist.
ofcr Gross. Reservations at 850-9090.
On Monday. September 2tJ M u tt,s Balboa wiIJ
temporarily close to mab .tome ClOllilJJledc c:banscs
to o ur buildins and redesign our dining room.
We will reopen Tuesday. October 6 with ,.
new look and a new menu featuring "melt in
your mouth Certified Al\i1U StCllh" and Iowa
oom fed chops.
Dine in an elegant, relued atmospbeze as .)QI
enjoy a lre$b pastry or • aourmet ootroc drinlc.
1lJc new "Mutt's Balboa#• W/11 alto fcatum • Alli
sourmet c•terina dcp •rtmeat otrerla•
moutJrwaterbw toodl trom around tbc warti
We apologize for any .b:Omemenoe and bope
to haw: the pleasure of .-enq .)OU aoon.
Sinccre.(y.
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P. Look foe us at the Taste Of Newport
Orange Cont Weekend I Thut'ldly, ~ 18, 1993
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SHbW STOPPER
Some of the ·best dining in town is foµnd
withi~ walking distance of South Coast Rep
Bt MABLA BDD 01n1ng Edl c.or
P lnt'i, best reacbed by beadift&
for the Carousel entrance to
tbc Plaza. is an fQfonnal diniq
spot tucked behind its owa k.itchca-
wan: store. Rotisserie sirloin ol
lamb, pink ln the middJe and crusty
ouuide, is recommended, 1 1
Sl l.9S. Pin:t's house salad wilb a
toss of walnuts. feta ckcse, Roma
tomatoes and romaine lettuce is oa
every other order and lbc f ruhly
made soups are tcrrifac. Call SS6-
64l4.
R Mera Restauraat has been
Rrvina pa110ns s.incc 1967 in
tNe oontincntal style on the lower
level of South Coast Plaza our
Robinsons·May. A (acd price din ·
ncr ($22) is aV1J1ablc from S to 7
p.m.. with toup or a.lad, a d\oic:e
of entrccs which indudcs uutccd
fish of the day, Crab broiled
swordlisb. ~ cutJct ot pepper
ueak Oamed at the table with co-
gnac. endiftl with a c:boic:e of ctcs.
serta (sucb u chocolate 1110US1C
with Grud Mamicr, vanilla aad
chocolate rum sauce). Phone S.C0.
3840. . .,.. ...
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A A m6d. at 6.SS AnlOD Bl'fd..
where ltallao uiaa UC beet·
pound .-. lt.e --~ lcnda
1tlctl to bdple:Ded aaddpetioa of a
nipt at tk lbeater. n. IC&ccdoa of
J&aliu wiDea II DOC.c1WD1tbJ IDd al·
fordable. Orllled lanaouscine
(loblter-tib ......,) are perticulatJ
n.. _. ICNp. Mllld .t "•mMal•
St 835, aad odlier eab'eCll 1tan at
S9.9S. ~valet ~
8.50-9399.
D In sen-cs ;artful food tn '°"
phistlcatcd 'vrroundin on t~
f~ Ooor of the Plau Ta-tr Build·
il\J. l"h)'mC·routcd free ra.nic chkk·
en and mashed potatoes an: a stand-
out, $14 9S, 10 sattd ahi Dm'I
"Killer Vcictable Plate" is pvrc cull·
rwy theater. Late oW>t din1na is a
feature here. A valet will part your
car and retrieve it whea ~ return
after the 1ul C'nCIOtC al SCR Phone
754-0600.
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BM! .• features a 1'heater Spc·
aaJ•• at StS.9S with a choacc or
Soulh•c'!4 soups or a s.alad; a
chotcc o( steak or shnmp f~jitu;
lrtllcd f rc$h fuh or chtekcn breast
and any selection from the pastry
tray. ETG w pleasant surround·
ings. amiable ha.pitality and a
choice loauon -.here parkina is
complimentary and it's ~Ible to
arnngc tO h:l\C dcucn ~hen )'OU
r(turn from the thc:1tcr; the \"3.let
a> on duty til mtdnipt 662·2672.
T he~~ Cart at Wes-
tin South Cout Plaza hotel,
686 Anton Blvd., &S a mild ucp
throup Towo C.Cntral Park to
SCR An am.agmatne tel«lion of
soups. aalada. pastas. (re b fisb,
mc.u, pi.zza and dcsscru ate on the
menu. bnmp Fcttuci.nc is Sl0.50,
prices arc higher at the dtnnc r
hour. The-re tS self-parking; ,-.let
puking d S6. but f ""'lb "-a.Ilda·
uon. PhoM 540-2500. ~
I I Fot"Dait ao.tkttrla. 6.SO Anton
Blvd., futures puta d~ ftom
S7.75 ah.at arc mack •1th finesse. For
a m.itiocc luncb. suupc. salads and
~nct.1c.hes around $4 to S6. arc a
~de tnp to Italy. Parki1'1 as avad blc
io the buildinJ around the comer
JUSt beyond tho rc&aauitnt •hen: )'OU
can leave the car untiJ the fat I dy
linp. PhOne 66$-0880.. • I
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A on the the.atcr Sldc of 8ns1ol
bas a !>'I twtdsornc duuna room.
an oyster bu and J reguw bar
Superb seafood cl\Oacc can't be
beat. Fre hi) shucked oy ten.
S8.9S. some of the11 crusty bread
and a J.la.s.s of WU'le rruih t be Ju.st
the thina after the matinee. Reser-
" hons will stdl be a must, C\en at
S p.m An after-theater menu fea
turcs bot and cold hon d'oeuvre •
p~ past and f•bulous des·
~n . Phone 979-2400.
M any otMr dining aperi-
tnces an nearl1y. buJ
not as easy a waJJc..
Among than are sOm.e ace/Jml
rtst<1uran1S in SouJh Coast
Plaza Vtlla~, including: A.a.
tonello, 751 ·7 l jJ; Gustaf
Ander~ 668-1737; Gudlar1
Indian Cuisine, 556-7273;
Horikawa. 557-2531 and 1be
Vlllqe Fanner, 557-8433.
BONUS FOR SCR SUBSCR1BERS: If )'Ou are :imong the 33,000
subscribers holding season ttdtets. for the South Co~t Repcnory
1993-94 season, here arc some extra goodics, "-alilf !or d1nen ~ho
order two or more cntrecs :inJ ha\e SCR tickets in h:ind.
8lrnpottttl'1 -one free ptUa :1ppe1i2er ~orth S7 95 ~•th each
•~o entrccs.
£1 Torito Grill -SIO off a bill totaling $25 or more.
t:mporio Armani Up~SS -one free Jessen "°ith C'JCh c:ntrcc.
Gardea Court Cafe -10 percent off the total.lunch. dinner tab
C usl;lf Anders -20 percent off total lunch or dinner ball.
Scott's Scarood-S 10 off a totJI bill or S40 or more.
Windows (at the M:>rriott) -JO percent off 1otJI ball
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Opening Our
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Taste of Newport!
· Friday, Saturday &
Sunday Only!
Stop by far a mini-rack and see why ...
Ws have a lat of competition, but our Ribs don't!!
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SCH plays big role In OC 8COIMlllY
H C1W important are the ans 'to the uionomy of o~ Coun·
ty? According to the most-recent study c:omnrimoncd by
the Orange County Business ~mltlee. for the Arts. non-
profit arts organiutJons are a vital part of the county's economy.
The survey of 41 or 1he county's larscst non-profit ans poups
(including South Coast Repertory) for the faKal year endi• ~
31,' lWI, showed they employed a total of 4,456 paid politions.
making them collectively Orange County's 11th laraeu DOD·
government employer.
Government grants and private donations equaled $28.3 million.
and earned income was $39 million. More than 2 million people
paid an average of $21.39 a ticket to enjoy the ans in 6n.Qac
County. There was direct 'J)CDdina of $66.2 million on all pe~
net and operating expenses. Indirect speodina ol S191.3 mil1ioD iD
1he arts occurred u a result of penonal and Yendor aecondarJ
spending. Audience spending on restaurant meals. drinks. uu.
portation, etc. over and above ticket eo&U is estimated at $71.9
million.
Adding up the direct spendins. lndircct speodina and indirect
audieoc:e spending fiaures. the total ec:ooomic: impact of lhe am bl
Orange County is rou&hJy $336.4 million. ¢ -ay ~ n.
BACKST•
From 7
There arc rooms reserved for
acting classes, set de.siJn. prop
manufacturing. educatK>naJ touring
programs.. literary devclopmenL
In our 90-minute tour we met
people sewing clothes, hammering
a pine coffin into shape, sculpting
a wooden armolte. We beard an
actress conducting a spirited
exchange about her character's
motivation during a rehearsal on
the set or "Morning's at Seven."
But we'd always heard that the
thespian life is one on the edge, a
bit, sh:ill we say, unmainstream. On
1his rel:itivcly quiet day, there
wasn't much lo make you think
South Coast Repertory is a place
of buraconina creativity -besides
1hc fact that of the dozens of faces
we s:iw everybody seemed to be
enjoying themselves.
The occasional peek or the
thespian life was revealed. In the
sound booth for the Mainstage,
one of the most important spou
for any theater production. there &s
a dart board on the wall (three
bulls.eyes). Cassettes marked
'"wind," "crickets" and "rain" were
stacked beside Sonic Youth, Joe
TllatlP ••••• Ill
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"Opeoina Doors... South
C oast Repertory's
seasoo-<>penin, open boula.
coocludes at S:.30 p.m. toda¥·
Geared lOWard members of
the educatioa.al c:ommuaicy,
ho&pitaUty industry and lboee
who wortc in the South C.out
Metro area, the event aiYa a
specially tailored loot at what
SCR has to offer.
The prosram bcains iD the
theater lobby and includes a
demon,tration's of SCR's
technical wizardry. For more
information. call 957-2602.
J sckson and David Bowie.
The dress.in& rooms are abro
cnliabtcnina. Look.ins like the
Season begins
in gala fashion
Saturday's .. 30tb Dimenaon
Gala" off.cially kicb off South
a.st Repenoty't 30th aeaoo.
Qaired this year by SCR Trust·
" Dec ffi&by. the pl. will c:d•
ebratc tbc company's achieve-
ments. booor people . who--have
played key roles iD the theater's
history, and k>Ok toward its future.
HoDoruy chain ot tbe p1a are
. Henry and~ Rcaee Seaemrom. rep-
resent.ins 1 family and busJnca
.... CDDtributJoos to SCR in-.
dude prowidills majcw capital that
lauacbed the Fowtb Step 1bea1n
complex IDd a&ablishcd I.he SCR
EDdowmcat f\and.
For IDOte iDfonnalioa. call 957.
t 2602. at. 221.
typical dralina room 70" •d see in
I movie about adioa (can't
remember any fi&ht DOW, sorry).
complete with naked liaht bolt>.
and rectaqular rnim>n. the
private lp9CCI rm:aled some or the lhiatiaa behind a penoo who
pursues IClina as , .. craft and
passion: wip and baby pictures
next to bma of wholc-pai.D cereal
and. pictures ot lndiu m,sda.
· But DO Broadway tawdriness, no
"AU That Jazz• ~ness. no
•'Sunset Boule¥atd" decadence.
Just prolClliona.Usm. dedication
and I wdkJilcd macbine.
~.on a recent momina. a
siM:r bRakfut tray WU whcdcd in
for South Coat Rcpcnory
aecutiva IO partake ol catered
J01Ur1. doauu ud coffee.
· Don't bow if lbat aampk: of
ain.fuJ iaduJtc.nce mlbt for the
jWdest ot bebind-lhe«CACS
fodder, but c:ompued to what I
.... it11 baYC to do. 0
-I From8
iltilb of a sloth and Kristen
Lowman as his Iona-term f&an.
cee whole' naivete actually ex·
ceeds his. Tbese arc charac1ers
dmyn danatrously dose lO the
edge Of fatcc, yet the CODSidet·
able I.kills of Landoft and Low-
man keep tbem IOI.idly in
bounds ..tthoua sacriracina t.hcU
innate humor and bwunity. ;
Credit Mkhle1 Devine'• el·
tnordiDaiy realistic ICttina with
establilbiq the proper homey,
relaxed atmolphere and Ann
Bnaice'1 wooderfuUy drab ~
tumina wilh COIWt)'in& the pe·
riod. Paulic Jenkins' l'inina
also COftlributcs alcdy, aauo.ib
the choral renditiont '~'!11!
10Und desi&ner Oanb ncmpw11
of\cn jar the mood rather than
enha.ncc it (u soft insu'O!
menmlizina mi&ht).
.. Morn ina'• at Se-len" (the
title comes from I Robert Butn1
poem 'tltbkb Ibo contains I.be
morc.familiat UDcs ~Ood'a in
bis bca.cl\. all"l .rfabt with the
world") ii tbo latest ltkction iA
SCR 11 aoa&a&I ~ to Ameri·
can pla)"Writln.a ol u earlier
era.. Th.at thil play NCICCCds •
wcU u some ol its prcdec:ason
is 1 tribute to iU c:aracst 11ttina
and diRction. 0
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From reggae to Karaoke cruise, these
are the soQnds of the end of summer .
~JOBLBDBS Lo c a l So u nds
oca1 cetcrtain.mcnt notes humbly wbm.itt~d for this. 1be week of
whatever.
• Roberto Anaoui is • man of many hats. The musical dmctor
of the Warehouse is also lbc bosl ol the onJy rcplar reggae radio
Pf'OllU' ln Sou them California. "3 O'Cloct Rcgac." on KWIZ
96.7-FM. This month. Anpti is bro11dcastin& the prognm live from
spou lhroupou& Southern Cafilom&a. This week, a couple o( local pl~
v.-ill be lbc lite. ·
On Sltutday, the &how will be broadcast from Maxie's at the
Huntiniton Bexb Pier. Monday, it's Tower Records in Costa Mesa wilh
special pest. Ydlowmaa YdJowm.an.. for lbosc DOC Camiliar, is the
Jamaica.a rqpe cbncehall klna. If that's not a cure for Monday blahs.
we don't boW what it.
• Wun know bow easy ii as to sea your n.amc listed in an
en1enainmcnt-oricn1ed columA? h 's this easy. T'my Carnival. a locaJ
musical duo tbat bills hxlf u '"c:of}icc house busters." sent us a oca1
blue wd listiQa thelr upc:om~ pcrfonnances. Tbey1J be playiq Alt.a
Coffee iD Newport Bcadl oa rid.,. the Wlnaed HcMt Cale -in F\&llcrtoo
on Sept.. 2iC and Evayday Flowcn ia mine. Sept. 25.
• P<>tt Ban Edelman. tbc poet featured at last week's Aha
Coffeehouse ~uy readUta, bas a book for sale. h's c:aUcd .. Cross.ins the
HadcftMICL We're DOC apcns on pocuy, bul Ncwpoit Beach resident
Lee Mallory ii. He'a lhc cdhoc. The book costs S8.9S and is available by
~lina; (818) 240-UX>O.
• Here~a ooe lhat may DOt be the palest sin&Je event of your li!c but
mlJht uill be cotenainlna ii you're the type of person who 1ikc.s these
thinp (we don't kiss nobody'a behind): Balboa Bay Cruises is rrescrttint
Lbc ooJy Karaoke ctWlc in Southern California. For $40, you1 spend 2~
howl of a Sunday aftemooa eatina hon d'oeuvrcs and drinkina
t>everaics (that's what the pras release says) and wailina away 11
whatever IOl\I you think you werc born to sin&-for mote information.
call 633-3201. Don't teU them Wf(~t you unless it can further our
monetary ot spm1uaJ SfOWth in a'xtdy fashion.
• And. let's not Cor&et the wuaJizinJ. rnouttt.watcrina Ta.sic of
Ncwpon tb weekend. Or the cntcruuunent. Herc's a list:
Friday: Flipa 80:S (5, 7:.30 and 10 p.m.). Ambrosia (6;15 and 8:45
pm).
Saturday.-Tbe Chantays (3:.30. 7: IS and 9:4S p.m.). Tako Taco wetb
Ca'°' Rottn (4:45 and 8:30 p.m.) and St.arsbip (6 and 9:4S p.m.)
S~ Tbc Doo Wah Riden (12:30 and 4:1S p.m.). The Coutcn
(1:45 and 5:30 p.m.) and Billy Vera a The Beat (3 and 6'4S p.m..).
Some of lbae bands ~ imprc:ISM crcdCAtials. Ambrosia scored l'#O
top-10 hill 9bout JO )"CUI qo: '"How Much I Feel." and .. Btuest Put of
Mc.'' The c.o..u.ri' wna ue recopizahle to any oldies listener.
"Yakccy YU." .. Omrlic BIOWla." and .. PoitoD Ivy."
But ou.t fa¥oritc is S1Ulbip. Lead siqct Mickey Tbomu is tbe ooJy mnain1fta INmba ol a.be bud I.bat ICUJpted Nb lib .. We Built lb'
acy," and "Sara.·· u ,oia•,. mn tiDd ud brio& Micby some
~cmmed rmea. maybe he 'U dedicate "'F'IDd Your Way Badt." to
you, tho IOl'I that wu No. n<f oo the ICLSX·97.J Top 1000 Labot D•y
COUAtdown. We're ta1tiQ& biscoly bcie. cu~ itaod it!l!!f
Tomatoes arc opUonal at all Taste ol Newport events. O
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~ all right. Cornfed. Ccrc ified
Angus M idwestern beef. • Tender.
juicy c harbroiled steaks served s1z -
ding bot off rhe steakhouse grill.
• Wi1h your c hoice of salad or
c hef's soup. S teakho use pouto u .
And fresh. h o t so urd o u~h b re ad
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c ut ab o ve the rcsc, bring t h is
ccruficate ro C harley Brown's It\ ~
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The best of the Tastes l'8blrll8 10· Newport Beach Friday
~ cclaimed as the best of its kind, the Stb Annual Taste
-of Newport presents :a weekend of feod and
entertainment bcginnina Friday at S p.m. and lasting
until Sunday at 8 p.m. Prime rib chili scnred in a sourdough
bowl, dim sum, gi:1nt Thai shrimp, veggie couscous, creme
brulec, fortune cookies dipped in cbocolate · and.MORE!
Freedom of food choice as what this event is aJI about.
Thirty-nine food stonds and an assortment of beverage
AMERICAN
1HI Al.UY llSTAUaANT. loc:oi.d ot
45()1 W. Coma Hwy, ~I 8eoch
Menv indudes fr~ fish, doily of\d e<Mly
b;rd 'f>Kiob Open doily fr0tn I 1 30
om lo 10.00 pm IN, OUT MU FB, we. v. IN:. 171 •1 6A6-9 I 26
DICk CHUaCH'S USTAUl.ANT, A
lomily sly4e coffee shop locot9d 01 2698
Newport Blvd • Cosio MeJO Menu
includes bteokkl11. lunch and d•noef
Prices rang. from $3 00 ~ S7 99
Open Mon · Sot 6 00om IO 9 ()()pm
IN, we. v. MC (71 A) 6A6-7762
F1T2~S SPOll'TS "'9. S.s1 ol
wn.U1i. lV food & Spin!\ {Gfogl Reio•
among~ ombtonce ol oo & btid
ponel1ng localed ot 19171 Magnolia
St .Hvn11ngton B.och Menu 111Cludes
oppellzeo , WJlods, $0tldwtChes ~
'J*=•Ol1ties Prices range from 95 IO
S7 95 ()pen doily 9om to I 30 om
mods will have • total of un items foe Ale aad non-stop
entcnainment is on the aacoda IJ N~-port Center.
It'• a grucr's pandilc and a srca1 opponunity to -..ry
out,. a restaurant without h2vina to have a relation tup.
Samples cost Crom SI to SS and there's an ATM machine
near the entertainment scace Cor over-caters an<rr bia
lpenden.
New cntric5 this year locludc Hard Rodl Cafe, Mun'
(71 Al 96U 523
IO,BRU,FB,WC.V,MC,Af
Mun LYNaf'S, l.ocoi.d on The
Boordwolo., 2300 w Ocean~.
Newport 8eoc:h Menv includet
homemade piuo, ~ brtoUmi,
g'*lf butgen ond fi~ps Pnc.9a
Your • ........, Ouw. lo Dining In
Newpoif 8•aell, Coda M••cr, Corona _,Mar,
'~ from $2 50 lo $20 00 Opell dot from 7 Otfl 10 I om I>, Al major
Cf I cords (71 4) 67.5-1556
SAMMY'S •2. a.st burgers 1n 1own
occording 10 Soml l.ocoti9d ot I 80 1 I
Beoch Blvd at Tolbert McH-. ol wMt yw
wortl most mu.hrooma1 CM>COdo &
bocon Lorge Mlection ot hamburgen.
Lorge ll'Ofiefy oA ~'· poslroml,
philly cheese u.ok, eec P~s ranve
lrom $I 45 IO $5 25 Open Mf I Oom
10 9pm, Sot 11 am 10 8pm. doted
Sunday IO.W C 8A7-7566
SUNDA1"'S NMAY llStAUmANf
Locoi.d ot 1656 I Bobo Oiico. So ol
He;I, HunlmQbl 8eoch Al American
d1rnng 1ndudes pri-n1>, dta.n.
tealoOd, steaks. & speciolttei Verf
i.,,.ous portions Price '°"G9 lrom
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BRKFST /LUNCH /DINNER
CH IN ESE
CAFE
Balboa Oub, Lorcnio's Spaihclli Bender and Mabitma'a
O.jun K.itcben
Houn arc Frid:ay, S to l l p.m.; Saturday, ) to ti p.m.;
Sunday, noon to 8 p.m. Ad~ i.s $6. Chlldrta under I~
{rec. The T1Utc is the firuJ C\'Cnl of "Nc:,,.1>0f1 Scalcst''
pre:ien ted by the NC\\ port H:irbor Oaambcr o( Commcra:. 0
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PIZZA
SEAFOOD
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$2 95 & up Open doily 7om lo lOpm
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