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l>y Annette Wen.on warlety of llMUi.De lolildl.
Aleo to be .... at .. oeater
are ohildrea pa:rtkl6patiill in
''hcmde Oil'' aldWtt tlaot bring
the age of ~ to reality
and~gllAIWonbagOftr
b6 tbot ....... lauclrecl8
Replacing the old bu.ildiDg,
which onoe •rNd e11 'a npet·
m'arket, the new Donald
l>uD9cm Branch Librmy will bl·
U:lcde an era of modena oamfort
fot it• patroM bl what waa oaoe
the center of town .. bl Co.ta
Meea.
: of thoa.,.. ~:J9Gll ago.
I The Natual llillory C...--
I the cWmiDatiaG of a .... cmd
1 a elglat ·fear 1n:1w.W 6rt by
"In the county OU. ii the lalt
old, unattracti" ltnu::ture that
haa to be tom down beAoN a
new library ocm be built. The
new library wtll haft a whole '
new look ti.at wtll attracti"
more patrom," IClkl regtoaal
librartan Carmen Martblea.
the Nal*al HJ1ta11 FoWatioD
of OftlD9e Coatr -wtly
npaec1 1t11 b:dltr at ra61ulf
Elementary School.
"Thie ii our tint phf'l6cal *s>
in our goal to haft a ioca1 pomt
for all of our octtfttlee. EYeDtaal·
ly we will eetabU.ti a large
natural hiltory maeewn with
•mall laterpreti•e oenten
located throughout the oowaty.
The~ date ii acb.eclu.l·
ed for Jun oi l•. TM uw
library haa hen named after
Jud9e Donald Duocm -Co.ea
M.a'1 Bnt city attorney -wbo
ii credlt.d with eMabMehtng the
city'• Bnt traffic achool, a oom·
put. program for tallymg traffic
tlclreta and 1U9ht t:riall.
"Th• libraty already baa a
••ll-rouaded collection. Ad·
ditiou will ban a ltronger
empbcuU op buatn .. IOUfoel
and the Spaniab and Aaan
language oollectiou will be bl·
oreaaed," aald Martiua.
''Thie would be lib the pcmn·
tologtcal reeource center at Loe
Coyote• in Buena Park and
Fullerton," 1aid foundation
memlMr Ron Yeo.
Foundation actiwttiee illclude
docent trcdniD9 IMlk>m, bater·
pretift ezhibitll, lecturw and
llf.de Jhowt. The uw lactlity hm
wet and dry laboratonee; it will
oleo cornlU. the foundation'•
other complez• -the office
The Natu.ral Hietory Fo.aa«latloD .. 01 n .. County ,....Uy
opened lt• Natu.ral Hl8tory Center la the Zaethluff 8Chool'•
Mwtlpurpoee Room.~ a trllJODla -o clam &om the
Cretaceom Perlocl -are iouaclation menaJ,en (hom left)
Jackle lLmaon, Marlin Lumeden and Auatln McCreery. Next
to Hamon S. a Miocene dolphin, which wa found by Moulton · 1
Parkway and AUda. I
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Al the new library will ez.
pond itl .me. through the u.
of micTo-ficbe and automated
machinery, it will aJeo be able to
couect I.Jato cab&. related Ge·
tiYitiel through the N~ I:.
Wat.on library at OCC.
The W.ary -with I• 1800
aquare fMt -will haft a c:lt·
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lattice COYerecl opn reacting
lounge, an encloeed typing
room and a 6SO equcmt foot oom·
munity meetino room -which
will be open to the public and a
boobtore for the Frt.nda of the
COlta Meea Librarlee.
"Coeita Meea baa a fanlmtic
Fit.Dela support group, which
hat contributed 10 much to the
librmt.. Th.U room, which will
haYe lotl of abe!Wag, will help
them with their many actWltiee,"
Mattinn laid.
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Center Open. 1 Becaue OraDg• CoWlty wm i
OOYerecl with water OYer two I
hundred million yean ago,
ruiton to the new Natural I
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wcu in coita Mee and the
warehouee of fomlt atored in
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Mor e Important:
Baby Or Baboon~
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I ..., We were 8U.lpriMd and chagrined lmt week when the I
· phymcian who bad implanted a baboon'• heart into
"Baby Fae" lmt fall cancelled a lecture at UCI beoauM of
pomible protesta and MCUrity advice that he wear a bullet-
proof vest.
What ia thia, the dark agea? i
Do we hCJYe to run and hide whenever any type of new ;
medical technique ia publicized? .
Would the inventor of the Salk polio vaccine have to ;
1tay in a secret motel becauee of poaible danger to hia 1
life?
We think this ia absurd.
First, we find it exceedingly strange that none of these
proteators seem to care a hoot for the life of the baby I
whom the doctom attempted to save. ,.
We understand from reading news reports that the
protestors objected to the taking of the baboon's life. I
It wasn't ten baboons, or twenty baboons, or thirty
baboons, it was one. How many dogs and catB are put to !
I death annually because the humane society can't find 1
A New Lanpage For
Wodd Without louad
Somec>M IClid, ''Do J'Oll bow
anybody elle wbo ..-•••DIW:ci
a whole new Jcmpoger' cmd I
bad to 1CJY no, I didn't; bl lad,
mott of my frieodl haft cMtlcW-
ty IP901tino or writiDg dae one
language we were bona to.
And then I thoe9 bt. hey, it'•
more than mvenliAg a new
language -it'• a lpecia) kind of
geniu• -the i n1igllt, the
perception, the ~4iog
of a wholely different world, a
world forenr of total lileace.
people to care for them? And where are these protestors '
-called Mobilization for Animals -every day when all
the cute little kitties and puppies are zapped?
1 How To Control Binge Eating The ethical questions in this case, we think, depend on
highly technical questions which we doubt iJ most laymen
The geniu. ii Valerie Sultoll,
the language ii her spedal in-
vention the Sutton 5'gn Writing,
and it ii of ~cula.r interelt to
the thoU9Cl.Dda of people who
were born deaf. Peop&. who
later loee their heart.no, par-
ticularly in childhood. allo can
benefit, but to thoee who ban
never heard a t0und oi any
kind, Valerie Siatton'• new
language ii meant ior them. It'•
theirs. .
She put it toqetber jUlt about a
decade ,ago, when, 01 a can answer. by Denise Bonnez, Ph.D.
What chances does a baboon heart have of being re-For tome women, bingeing o.n
food 1-a compullive ritual. The jected by a human? One protestor was quoted as saying, , gorqin<J ii much more than an
"Any dodo would know that tissue from a different species · occasional overindulgence.
ia going to be rejected by a human being."
We don't think any dodo would know that. And we
doubt if the protestor knows aa much about that possibility I
as would Dr. Leonard Bailey, the surgeon who performed
the operation.
Thia seems to us to he an example of people having I
opinions without facts, something which frankly we find
annoying.
People who blast their opinions around, who threaten
other people and who are ao darn sure they are correct
are tiresome at best and dangerous if they carry their ac-
tivism to the extreme. •
In this case, we think the people should he more con-
cerned with the c hildren or adults who may be helped
through inter-species transplants than with the life of a
single baboon.
On the other hand, maybe they are more closely
related to Baby Fae's donor than the rest of us.
Or perhaps they fear that a baboon's heart just might
work, in whic h case they might conclude that we are just
an evolutionary step away from the hairy primate.
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400 Ne w Parki ng Spaces
Slated At Crystal Cove
P o dung 1poce1 will be
a vailable for 400 more cars at
Crystal Cove State Pork this
tummer, thonlta lo the efforts of
the Deportments of Transporta-
tion and Poru a nd Recreation,
and Irvine Company officialt,
announced Senator Morion
Berge90n (A-Newport Beach)
The Loe Tronco• porlun9 lot
on the inland side of Pacific
Coast Highway at Crystal Cove
State Park hos es1sted fo r
months without accea to the
public Constructed 01 port of
Phaae I of the Pork's General
Development Pion, the lot ha1
not been occeued due to a
myriad of tec hn1col com-
pl.Jcatlon1 10vol ving the two state
agencies and the development
company
Concerned over the aituobon
and 1t1 resultmg lock of public
acc ... to the State Park, Senator
Berge1on rec ently called a
meetinq of repre1entativee of the
two departments a nd The Irvine
Company
Result. of the meetiiiq were on
agreement by the three parties
for espedited fundlng of the im-l
provementa n~rr to provide
pedestrian Occe99 from the park-
1n9 lot to the beach and a com-
mitment by The Irvine Company I
to coratruct the vehicular acc ..
to the parking lot from Pacific
Coast Highway. · l
"BecaUM of the cooperative
eff orta evidenced by thil agrff·
ment, hundred.I of additional
visitors to Crystal Cove State
Park will be accommodated,"
stated the Senator. "Thia ii
another fine example of publlc·
private portoerahip at it. be.t. I
am plea1ed and proud that
public accea to on• of our
state's ma.t valuable reeourc••
haa been enhanced through the
effort• of theH fine public
employeH and rHpon1ible
private sector repr .. ntativ•."
Con1tructioo on im·
provement. to a~ the park-
ing lot ii expected to .eatt June 1. 1
The targeted date of completion
ii mid-June
Bird Oppone nts List G rows
by Coll.Jornlon.e to Delecrt R-Btrd
Senator Newton Ru ... U plu.
tome 70 other new memben -
dWrlct attorney•. •herif:f:s, pollce
chi•, dty council membera,
oouoty 1upervilor1 and mayon
-are DOW OD the u.t of eJeot.d olfk:Sa.. and law enforOllDeDt
1.eocleJw tupporti.ng CalifonWml
to o.t.ot Acee Bird, OI .. u at
~ Jlllltioee Stanley MoM,
Cnaa Re 1no10 and JoHpb
Qtodia. nu. ........ the to4a1 to 301
who lacne meaed up QI co-
dMdrmea moe the campaign
got underway iJl late 1984.
Many of th ... people are olso
volunteeu for the CDRB
Speakeu Bure au, maklng
appeoranOM in tlMrir community
and neighboring area11.
Anyone intere1t•d lo ob·
taining a tpeabr w tn.u.d to
write or call C4W01aiou to
Defeat Roe• Bird, 19712
MacAnhu.r Boulnard, lmu,
Califomia 9'l'115. n.. pbo-..
(714) M3-t099. '*-lDdiocM
Qame of group cmd ooamt per·
IOD WMD wri4'acr.
These women are chronic
bingen who plan mau1ve
assaults on food. Then, over-
come with pain and guilg, they
purge thenuelvee with laxativ81,
diuretics, forced vomiting or
feating. Women suffering with
this disorder ore called bulimic.
Thia term is derived fromthe
word bulimia, meaning "in-
satiable appetite." The• women
may eat noTmally most of ~
ti.me, but alao go on compullive
binges followed immediately by
purqin9 of the e-zcem calories.
Erperta suspect there are hun-
dreds of thoueanda of bulimia.
However, most remain in the
closet guarding their guilty
secret ferociously .
Occasionally, bingeing or
even bingeing and purging does
not mean you are bulimic.
However, theTe are clear war-
ning signs. You may be prone to
bulimia ii you exhibit Mveral of
the following symptoms: 1) ex-
hibit ezceaive concern about
your weight and use Hlf·
induced purges; 2) frequently
overeat when depre-.d. anx-
1ou1 or lonely; 3) feel guilty or
secret about your bingee ·and
their aftermaths; 4) alternate
between binget and fcuts, 5) eat
high calorie foods during a
binge, 6) frequently plan bing"
and purge alone; 7) eahibit
many of the• symptoms while of
normal or near normal weight.
The compultive gorging ritual
often becomes establi.ehed dur-
inq perioda of abnormal str ...
and IOOn the routine of bingeing
and purqing literally become•
addictive. A. with alcoholia
and drug addicts bulimica UM
an outside au.betance to bring in-
ner comfort.
There are many recuon1 for
slipping into the blng•purge
habit. Wbatev.r the remon1,
mo•t bulimic• feel guilty
because they know their
behavior ii abnormal. However,
th9y find atoping the cycle
wt&out prof.-Onal help d.if.
ficult.
Bulimic women report that
they f .. l Yerf out of control.
Outwardly, their lt••• are
1ucce.ful. Inwardly, they t .. 1
k>newly and ieolcn.Ci and that no
one und erstanda them. Food
becom• their only eource of
comfort, but feat of gaiaing
weight oau.e tremeAdout am-
blYalenee.
Bu.lim.lc women can c:t.mtbe
th. cycle begUuWao cmd t.Mu
~I I Ml to llop. Many will
dw::ftM 0 90&crr ea:iU I I •t
buJldiiag before th91 blag•.
They ho.. a cnm.g ti.at ODly
hao• amount. of food caa
eatWy. Ou.ring the w.oe, laegie
caoall of ocdodM C1N ooa-
FandUes
•wned. The bmge ia experienc-
ed CD ltuffing e-..rything in tiqht
into the mouth. Meet bulimia
will admit to finding the ex-
perience very degrading. But
they find they can't find
anything to atop them from
bingeing. They fffl £hey are
often o uttide their bodie1
watc hing them1elve1 oorge.
One moment they are furiou. at
them•lv .. and the nezt engulJ.
ed inthe ecstacy of COD1Um.ing
more and more.
One bulimic deecribed h•
binge as u1ing food as a
weapon, la1hing out at her
parents, butband and he?Mlf.
And yet, she could aI.o admit
that ahe was only hurting
\Inell. She Uled food \o ovoid
responsibility, to 9atisfy the inner
conflict• and emotional needl
she couldn't baJ1dle alone. Food
became her teul.on rele<Uer and
painkiller
Many bulimia, when they
first learn to purge, thin.k they've
d..i.lcovered the perfect diet aid.
But the truth ii that habitual
bmgeing a.nd .omitinq ii very
unhealthy and it may even
cauae death. Comtant purging
can upeet the body's ei.ctrolyte
balance, the vital chemical
equilibrium in the blood, which
can 1erioualy dierupt proper
heart and mu1cle function.
Th<>M binge eaten who depend
on lasati•.. to purge eace.
calori• may ruin the normal
functioning of their bowela and
then may have to depend on laz-
atives for the rett of theii liv•.
In mo.t COMI, therapy ia aim-
ed at increalillo the patient'•
1eU-e1t .. m and teaching bet
I I
new ways of dealing with prof euional dancer, 1he
pobt.m. aod inl9curiti.e9 '° that deYeloped new choreography
food ii no longer the central . and plotted it 011 paper uaao
focua of her llfe. AllO, the stick-man figu.rn. She added
bulimic need.I '° gain insight 0 • • arm mOYement, and le9s. and
to bow bingeing ii •ning her I any dancer could follow what
and what 1he ii getting out of the she had d.agned.
behcmor. Bulimica mUllt learn to I Then came the iupiration. U
toke rHponsibility for their dancert could read th ... lig111,
eating habita. Therapy often , maybe deaf people who 1peG.k
concentratH on teaching I and "hear" iigD language,
behcmor modificotion techni· I could read them. Maybe, just
quea that allow bingen to prove maybe, here was a re¥0lutionary
to themsel•• that they are really I break-through in the com-
the ODft in control. Bulimio, like munication sywtem for the deoJ.
any addictive behavior, ii not an I What ha1 happened in ta•
easy pattern to break. The ' next ten ye a 11 ii tr u 1 T
bulimic will .till bave problem.1. miraculoua, and much c:r.qit
The difference ii •he'll be deal-mu.Ill go not only to Va.S.rie S"t-
ing with them in a new healthy ton but to two undentcmdiag
way· and totally aupportive parnta,
The following are tipe that are
baeed on techniqu• that have
been effective with women un-
der treatment for bulimia and
compulave overeat:ing.
l) Control your poftiona of food;
2) exercile in moderation; 3)
learn to recognise your own
danger aonH that trigger
bing"; 4) direct your thoughts
through learning po•itiv•
viaualiaation tecbniquH, S)
learn to eat ju.It one; 6) don't let
the bathroom ICale be a value
judgement of you.r worth CD a
peraon; 7) if you must bing., U9e
techniqu• to spread the binge
out 1uch aa Mtting the timer a1 to
when you coo have cmother
binge and the length of the
binge; 8) figure out bow much
bing., are coeting you and
vilualise Uliog that amount of
moaey on 10mething you reolly
wantl 9) let 10meone you trust
know about your problem•; 10)
be willing to oak for help.
Dr. Deni•• Bonner i• a
Ma rrla9• a nd F a milr
T1J.,.,,,.1a1 hJ Ne•porl a .ocb.
lJ J'OU wiab to coaloel h er,
b •r phone number .la "°A
Jl lJ.
who probably have nevei been
asked to take a bow be1ore.
Don. Sutton and Paul Sutton
have turned their home into the
, headquarter• for the movement.
It ii the Center for Sutton Move·
ment Writing. Room• ore
production departmenta. The
garage i• filled with (al)
cobinetl. And now com• ~
computer.
Dom. Sutton is rice pr~t
and duector of commualty
relatio111 for the Sutton m~
ment. Hu.band/ father Paul ~
Dr. Paul M. Sutton -ii a 8dea-
tiat with r ord Aer09pace a Com-
m unicationt Company.
When I tint met Valerie, Doti.a
and Paul, and studied Mr li~n
language new1pap er, and
watched her loborioUllly ltaw
the characten that ~
the language, I felt tbat.ftle
system was much too codl·
plicated, too difficult.
And that'• where I wa1 '°
stupid.
Of coune it ia complicated for
me. But I'm not deaf. )Ult dwn.b
I .. ,, VERJFn:D
I ., 1984
Coast Media
News Group
To a totally deaf penon, the
lanouage is 1ign language.
They don't hear worde a1 I do
when I WTite them or read th~
They ... event. and pbrmee,
and emotions through word mad
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510:35 a.m. A 1..._t ia tM
1400 block of O•trlgg•r
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utility door to gala eatry.
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15411 Redhill ID Tustin, CA 92'IO
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SUMME DAY CAMP
BOYS a GIRLS 8-12
JUNE 24TH-AUGUST 23AD
ONE WEEKLY EXCURSION TO PLACES LIKE:
DISNEYLAND, UNIVERSAL STUDIOS, SEA WORLD,
KNOTT'S BERRY FARM, RAGING WATERS.
ONE OVERNIGHT CAMPOUT EACH WEEK
PLUS
BEACH DAYS • SPORTS • SWIMMING
•SKATING• ANO MUCH MORE
OUR ·STAFF LOOKS FORWARD TO HELPING EACH
AND EVERY CHILO ENJO.Y THE MOST EXCITING
SUMMER AT CAMP COSTA MESA.
CRAIG ARTHUR 141 ,4111 714-5300
AYnE . .
• .,.,...,. JroirWlg fof Juniol
Tournament P\oyefs AQ9S 11 -I 7 • Nature Lore ~ N~ Computer Program! ~ l
•Go-Carts Pvt & Group L...ons·By Appl
Beginner through MY. I Jumping
Also Adutt Groupe
~ w~ The Number One Ranked ~ . al Tennis Club In California
0 ~ C-a. I m ANNOUNCES
• June -August
lJ S SP()QIS ~IO"follNI
990 "'°9"0"0 --Dec>' St lo<U ou• CA -)9
~.<~:!_ '?.?~*'J 141-1515
18381 GOldenweat H.B. 1'9 ~ ~ MYRON McNAMARA'S ~--renn\~
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8 ,,.. ... 9Chool ernph•llng Kedemica
Carden Curriculum
Pre-School -Grecle l!lght
Open the ,.ar around 1:30 A.M.-1:00 P .M.
721 Utica
Huntington llMch
Al-1441
Rdl ' Henion, Director
YWCA SUMMER DAY CAMPS
• Woodbndge Instant School
*Turtle Rock School
*Culverdale School
June 24, 1985
August 30, 1985
Day Rate: S12.00
WMk Rate: $55.00
(lncludea all actlvltle1 and field trips)
• For addlUonal lnformatk>n call:
YWCA Irvine Program Off Ice: 862-3356
YWCA Executtve Offlce: 542-35n
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OPEN 6 DAYS -CLOSED MONDAYS
' Kt~,' It
OAKES \V
RANGERS Y.U
LONG TEAM CAMP •
FOf Bop and Olrte
Located In the San Bernardino Mts.
near Big Bear Lake -Camp Oakff
Is for boys end girls 8-14 yura old.
Session dates· 6/30-7/20; 7/21-8/10;
8/18-.8/31 Horses.swimming, water-
skiing. backpacking. boating. fish-
ing, crafts. archery. rlflery. utron-
omy. Wilderness-Cereven Program
for youth 1.rt-16yearsold. (8/4-8/17)
Mature trained staff. An exciting
summer experience For free color
brochure.
YMCA CAMP OAKES
600 Long Beach Blvd ..
Long Beach, C A 90802
Phone: (213) 4'32-2026 ,
urlle rock
Summer Junior Tennis Camps
Myron McNamara has been a prominent name In tennis for more
than 20 years and has worked with such greets H Pancho Gonz .....
Rod Laver and Jack Kramer. to name a few. Myron brings to thete
camps not only the experience long recognized by the worlc:f'I top
amateur and profetslonat tennis pfayefa. but also a very peraonet In·
votvement in teac hing tennis to youngsters.
These camps are open 10 the public and are designed to lmprav9 tM
tennis game of 1un1ors.
Join Wayne Tennis Club T -Shirts and visors wlff be given to d
camper.a arid rackets will be awarded to cmap tournament winner•.
Enrollment •S limited to slxstudents per instructor.
SESSION DATES
• July 1-12 July 29-Aug. 9
July 15-28 Aug. 12-23
·Note C9f'\p ••II not be hetd J11ty 4tfl
CLA88 TIMES
Mon.-Frl .• 8 am-11 am
30 Houra • $220.
1171 JAMBOREE ROAO Fort"fll•t,.tlonlniormeNon
NEWPORT BEACH c.ee M4-llOO
Summer Camp
Alee I to 10 f r,.,., ... J a~...,.•....., Groupe
• lllde' .. 1tA•1•I•
Regletr .... Ll•lll~ te • Cbldrt'ft
.. ,. •••11Alfea1tol
n.M related atudJ .....,_ , .,
• AQUATICS • ....... Q • 9MCH DAYI • IPORTI
• IOWLINQ • ROLl.81 IKATINQ • ART& CRAPTa • WllA
• PICNICI a QAllll • INCUL ,,_. D•HIYLMID,
KN01T'l llMY Palm. Mii DlllDZOO
C.l90adL _._.. anl • 11N911 • RllM•
lrigge, ••ded thhd in tlte
k>un)011lbt, sunfyed a 1Ca1e ia
tM roa.ad of 16 lingt. but oot·
ia.d El Modena'• Jerry Frants,
~3, U , 6-2. He tlten qµafffied
ior the Mmifinala witlt a 6-4, 8-3
~ cnw St..• Jung &om Loe
Altoe. In tlte Yictory onr Fn:mts,
Brigge earned cm immediate •r·
W:ie break la the dec:Wft third
.........
.... took a 4-1 aclftmtage, and
Wal n..,. threatiMd after tlaat.
In double1, CdM'1 Mike
JcmidD and Br.nt BUl'DI were
elimblated bl the quartierbala.
Brigga will get immediate ...
iD the Miilie when be~
aeoond 111cMd Woody Hunt al
Due to puu time the
..,,,1ftM)e, which will be held
Saturday, Mar 25, will be
CIO'feM bl a.st week'• illue.n
,
Joey 1 ames Is Leaque MVJ>
Newpod Hmhor High'1 Joey team.
Jam• llaa been hoeored cm the
Mmt v alaable Plcrrer ba the Sea
View l.eape b baleball. ~:~=..llhien6trt}: ~::
Jamee, whOH Sallora ad-Clreot Mayne,
w.noed farth• them an.r other Co.ea Mela •
S.0 Vt.wt.am. ill the CIF 2-A 'f!"Todd~.
playotil after •t.ring cm tlte a~. COiia .'39
league'• No. 3 reprwntatiYe, I Meea .3SI
hit .• .,, um MCl80ll. ~.!::..,Howard
ffe ~ jUud Oil the f:int SS-Mmuiy Adam., -~
team by Sailor t.rmmate Naur N-..port Harhor .41f1
Adcuu, a .i.on..op who hit .fE/. 8=Fcnorite
Newport pitcher Jon Mahoney OF·Rov• WO.OU .S~
(5-2 record) and utility player Uni'fWlitf .S79 Chril Parb (.~)were granted OF-M.lbParW, Coroaa
89CODd·t.am honon. clel Mar
Outfielder Mike ParW from ~Lujan,·
. 302
. 386
CdM was the lone Sea Dog MVP-Joey Jam•,
Mi.ct.cl to the fint team. Tecim-Newport Hcubor 4T1
mate K.Yia ICCJYOllOUgh was a
member OD the MCODd team. IECOlfD TEAM
Brent Mayne and Matt
Shaffer Wel9 the Np~ntatiY ..
on the fint team for COllkJ Meea
High School, cind Mike Lujan.
and pit9her Jim Foley
r•pr ... nted Elronda oil the lint
P·Joe~. Newport Harbor
p,DcneAub,
ColtaM.m
C-Albert Camacho,
Soddlellac:k
U' -~ S.ymour, "~
3-4, 2.86
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Uni..mty .~' '91.
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Nib Salladay, o.w.. .383
OF .£rte Vena Do{ea, ,...... . 388
UT.a.n.ParD,
Newport Hasbol . 333
It's• 1evtew of vou1 1nsu1ance
coverages and needs Horne. elf.
hit and health No COSI No obli
gallon Call me l0t Ille Checkup
Dien A. Cawlneea
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NAME ITAWWWI
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Be/ore The Loss
HURRAY FOR THE BAND! -Mark Colem.cm m.em.hen of the UCLA marohlnq INmcl tnrHI·
and band memben ch.er du.rlDCJ Coleman'• eel by bu.a to Newport Beach tor the aurprlee.
.ath birthday aurprl•• party. S.•ent .. n
PRIDE OOE'l'H BEFORE THE FALL -Chrl8 Chuck llcOcmcm waa the ~ 11 ..-. for
Hirahora (15), Ji9ht, toucbee home plate amlcl the Bcdloss la the i.t •n••NJ. ( ... n.y, ....
hoopla after a 91ancl alcam hOIDelUD hit .. '! I.)
Piercing Eyes Reveal Presence 01 Psychic
by Eric Norrt.
ucept for b.i9 ey .. , Ron War·
moth doesn't look much like a
proJ..Conal prrchic
Dr....d during an interview
recently in a conaervative blue
•uit, ru. 1hirl looeened at the
dollar, he looked more like a
banker reeti09 after a day at the
office. It wa. only ru. piercing
blue eyff, which look ae though
they really can ... into the
future, that gave any clue to b.i9
profeaion of the poet 20 year1.
At 43, Warmoth ii perhape
one of the world'• best-known
peychice. Police deportmenta -
Ulcludino the L09 Angel .. P.D.
-call on hia help in particulmly
difficult ca .... And ru. exploit.
have b.en written up in a ho.t of
nationwide ma9azinH, ranging
from the predictable 1uper-
market tabloid• to the more ltaid
New.week
But 1ult 01 he doee not look
like the public notion of a pey-
c hic (one almo1t e llpect1 a
crystal ball or a deck of tarot
card• from eomeone who makN
hia living telling the future) War·
moth dOM not opera te in the
1ame fild 0 1 moat of hi1
collea9uH
Rather than spend hie time
predicting w hot Prince• Diano
will do next year or who thil or
that movie ltar will many, Wa r·
moth ii paid honchomely to tell
bu.Rne•men where a nd when
they 1hould invest their money.
He ii one of only a handJul of
"buainee1 p1yc hlc1" in the
world.
Warmoth, who appeared in
a charity f undrai1er at the
Ba.lboo Bay Club on Feb. 15, cla-
cu.ed hia prof.-ion Ul an in·
~w.
To 9UJJl up what be doee -be
calla himMU a "Troubl•hooter"
-Warmoth told the storr of an
u.uidentifi.d land de•eloper who
WUDa.d to build homN on a
huqe parcel of land north of Los
ADgel•. A.a do many Newport
S.Och-bc..d land dey.Jopen
(aocording to Warmoth, who
would not name ..,.aiic firm.)
the man ooDtactecl Warmoth to
amk wlleda. the tlm• wm light to
build. 119 wanted to 1mow lf the
land troWd go up m Yalu, and
whether Ua.e WCll wat9r un·
c&.grouad b tU ~ and
bcrb-11 I i.. planMCI .., bmld.
Alter be a1SUred the builder
that the land would go up -and
a.l.o adriaing what to build and
where -Warmoth made a trip
to the lite to utilise what he tenM
"pei-dowuing," a P9JChic akill
he u... to fin~ undergroWld
water, oil and metal depocUa. "I
told him •drill here,' and we
brought in two CJood producing
water weU..," Warmoth aummed
up.
Naturally, there are thoee who
might be ekeptical of a man who
claim1 to be able to predict
which way the bu.r:iD .. CJcle
will tum next. Even Warmoth
admit. that much of what he
does in the bu.r:iD .. field -in·
eluding proqnoetioating where
the pria. of predoua metala will
CJO and how th. inter.t rat. on
bank loam will fare in ooming
months -oould be done by a
competent econom!M.
liut there are many who do
believe in him. He will not name
epecific client., but he did laf
that 1enral Gr-k ahipping
Un .. have retaihed hia •nioee,
and he ha11 pre. clipping8 that
detail fabulou1 1ucoH•••
locating underground oil and
meta» depocit.. He cJaiJu that
the prediction.e he publkh-in a
monthly newaletter regarclin.g
the .tock market haft been 85-to
90-peroent correct.
And although he jobd about
oa. IP«lacular 6ailure in which
a eo-oa.U.d "&t.nd8" ran off with
SIO,CXX> he had pcmded to *1t
a linging career, hia own limited
inYe•bnct. in the 9'ock market
ha•• paid off hcmdeomely, he
aaid. '1 follow a hunch. I do
quite well," be aaid.
It'• important'° llcM, thov.gll,
that Warmoth doee DOt try to
predict the outoom. of, eay, loot·
ball gam• or i.e.. roe.. He
ecdd thOle kinda of ..-a CIN
more difficult to peclid, cmd M
1a leery of beoom.lng mt'OMd ta
gambk"9.
Warmoth'• ~ aMW11,
he .md, wse nwtued at aa ...
ly age, wbeD hit moda. woUt
ohaDnge Wm to tell -...
pk'tuN U. lriacl ltkM-...... cm
aftlop. '1t _. ,_ o _. al
the time -plo,.d lo ....... dowJa, but lt ... cmo I F 'rat
tralniDg for PIJ'O)da ctCM' Tl ''
A.ide from thoee early es·
periment., though, Warmoth'•
psychic abiliti" (he prefen to
call it a talent, much like playing
a piano or painting a picture)
lay dormant for many yean. He
attended college in the midw ... ,
•tudied literature, and effntual·
ly became an actor and dancer
on Broadway.
But the 1960a, he acrid, "swept
me up in the mo•ement." At the
age of 23, he gene up the theater
and became a prof...tonal psy·
chic.
Warmoth, illtere11ti."9ly, doee
not h•tate to decry the efforta
of other well-known ~.
whoee predictiona reoeiff wide
coverage in aome mogasinee.
"It'• a whole lot of non..D.89," he
aaid. "The proof ii in the renltl.
Any hoUMwife throwing tbe
dice could do a• well. It really
tench to di.ecredit the whole
field."
Warmoth aaid he u.aee a~
ty of different ~. rcmg·
ino from the "pli-clowaag" to
"remote riewing," which he
wiee to tell police where they can
find mimng (or dead) peraona.
The Mntation oJ t.lling abou the
future or where to look for
thing•, he ecrld, "ii like 1e>meone
had told me the information
yesterday and I'm recalling ll''
Although he does not now ue
many of the techniqu• (he did
at one time, when he worked the
nightclub circuit, howe•er)
Warmoth predictahly demOll·
.trat.d many oJ the ttock
P9J0bic fecrta at hil Newport
Beach apP-anmoe. In addition,
he di8cu-.d the comia:l9
local and national butill-out·
look in broad tenM.
Warmoth acrid p1ychic ability
ii eometbino which anyone ccm
learn, although it it harder for
adultl to pick up the akill . "I look
at the p1ychic field a1 a form of
the creatiye art.I," he aaid.
"Anyone can 1-arn it, but how
many great piani.111 or paiDtien
me there?"
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(Check) Employment Opportnniti"
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SIGN WRITING AWARD -Altom• Uae
Cannery 8-tawcmt Mat Wa .......... am
Hamilton.,_ the elUpdeM rectpielat of the
Stani.y Awmd hoaorin9 O\lti.t a v#09 8POD·
•on of httDn ~ Wl'ltl!MJ for tM Deed. TtaJa
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B.och Philip Mamer, who wa Valerie'•
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playt,
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theater.
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ID the
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for Their GeneroDs lln•erwrltlng . . ...
of
The Atrlunt Court Gala
.JUNE I , 1.985
Chairmen of
Irvine Ranch Farmers Market
Opening
Barbara Amstadter (Mrs. Ro~rt) ......................... NrNport ••ch
Mary Fuller (Mrs. Richard A.) .......................... N~port •Kh
lmda McCl.iin (Mrs. J.imn R.) ... : ..................... NrNpC>rt •Kh
Region II
Steering Committee
CHAJRMAN-J«an E. lucat (Mrs. Robttt) .................. Newport •ac:h
VICE CHAIRMAN-Joy Nkhoft1 (Mrs. Edward) .. .' ............... Or119
SECRETARY-Ewtyn lJll.anne (Mrs. Elmer H.) ..... .' ........ l.Jltuna •ac:tt
PUBLIC RELATIONS-Paut. McCann (Mrs. Paut) ........ Huntlnston •ac:h
CONTRIBUTING EVENT WORKERS:
Elame BonuiJll (Mrs. Albttt) .............................. Laauna ••ch .
Jane Mort•mer (Mrs. Wm . S.) .............................. l.apna •ach ·
Trudy PeHln (Mrs. Shridon H.) ........................... Latuna •ac:h
Jan W.ittl (Mrs.) ............ , .......................... ·l.atune •ach
Barbar.i Ryan (Mrs. Charin) ......................... Capistrano Valky
Ann Glbbt (Mrs. ~raid) ............................. Capistrano Vatky
MoUie Burke (Mrs. E. Wllltam) ........................ Capistrano Valky
Thelma feiti (Mrs. Darml C.) ............................ Gar~ Grow
Nin.i Griffin· (Mrs. Ben) ................................. GarMn Grow
Olive McCulloueh (Mrs. Thomat E.) ................... Huntlnston ~
Carol Bursmer (Mrs. J~ L) ........................ Huntlnston •ac:h
Marcia Johnston (Mn. Gall) .......................... Hunthttton •ac:h
Joan Mtthan (Mrs. GeorJe) .......................... Huntlnston •ac:h
Elaine Batmlflln (Mrs. Robtrt 0 .) ....................... Newport ~h
•t•y Stoddard (Mrs. Rkhard J.) ........................ ~ •ac:tt
Frances Thomae (Mn. Cty~) ........................... N~wport •ach
Charlot~ Wood (Mrs. Robert) .......................... Newport •ac:tt
Dorothy RftchW (Mn. John) ........................... Newport •ach
Vttc>Nca Baum (Mrt. MkhMI) ......................... Ni•port leech
Marton Pk~ (Mrt. o.nnlt) .......................... Newport '-ch
CatheriM VMn (Mrt. VM) ................... · ......... Newport •ac:tt
Vttonka a.um (Mrt. MkhMf) ......................... Newport •ac:tt
Barbara Sayrn (Mrt. lobeft C.) ................................ Twtln
Jac:qwllM Trtpp (Mrt. Gordon) ................ ., ............... Tustin
Carolyn Sdtlllt .. (Mrs. Alten I .) ............................... Twtln
· Jlfnalt.t H*' (Mn. DonMd) ••............•....•...•.•.•....... Twttn
Judy Houllhen (Mn. .._..) .................................... Tuttln
Sharon Pahlley (Mrt. o.le) ...... : ..................•........ s.nta An41
Janice Smith(~ Ttd) .........................•.•......•. s...ta An4I
Cynthia Fry (Mn. Selplwn) ••..•.............••.....•.......•.. 0.....,
Aitatcy ""'-Y ~ ~ .................................. ~
Ma'1ltw J. Coult (Mn. Geo,. E.) •.......••.•••.••......•.•••.• On"I'
ltobtf Mcltwllft (Mn. Ooft9ad) ..................•.•........... FullnOft
Faye lef;ell•r (Mn. fwnttt) ..........•..•..••••.••••••.••.•. FullnOft
Glonl Sltftnlonl (Mn. Lloyd) •.............. ··················"""'°"
lertt.tra Watdll (Mii. ScMtOn) .•..•........•••••••••••.••... FultnOft
Gaye Ouncen (Mn. lbchlnt) ..•...............••.............. AMhltnt
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program to help ._nogen.
Meanwhile ~ at the lnlne
Marriott Hoc.I, MardaD hoDONd
Ricbcrrd nam.on m, cbairmcm
of the Board and CEO of Secnart·
tr Pactfio Corp. and Secudty
Pacific National BaU, wbo IMm
penonally a..Uted philaa·
tropbi• and IMm hen a ..,.dal
friend to the educational
th•rapy progrmu of Mardcm.
Tiu. blaok·ti• clllaner wa1
chaired by ff.my $eget*om,
who acknowledged donon In
the H.ter Fowulatloll, Hoag,
The Imm Company, Job D.
Luak, Northrop, J.M. Peten,
Smith Intemational, Segentrom
and Som,/ Seourtty Benak.
More demon WeN the Aino-
Focmdation, Atla:atic Rk:hfteld.
Copley Cabe!. f.cruidoia, Ermt I ~.Flan, ion, Carol cmd
I.any Hoftmcm, Cad~.
Jtremer Fouclatioa, Pactfic
Mutual, Pac:i& Tei.., C. L.
Peck. Profe11ional Sport•
Planneu, Ha rry Rtnk•r,
Rockwell and Tou.olae Roa
And laat but Dot lecmt Wall the
a:maual Vt.a=-Ball he)cl OYer
at the Newport Marriott.
N•edl•• to 1ay, "•• will ,..._,w (tlUa clay) long after
Scmarday'• ~· ,,
• • •
Hein and Bill Hamilton and
801uaie aucl Peter ~remer
receatly hoMcl the 1985 Stanley
Awarcla from Suttosa Sign
Wntu19 for the Deaf. HoDONCl
... Dottie mad Glen Stillwell.
"Aa EftlU.Dg On the on.at
Ea,,Nll'' WCl8 the tMm• tor the
59th amaual ~Ball MW at
the a...tr Wo.bh Hotel Sta haadNcl g'CMl9 .-..cl
the Ore-' lalboaa '° w tt
traubmed iDto a 9DOky 1820'1
train llation, witll.i.o. v ...
trusak1, kio1k1, aad otla•r
cmorted CICOOWltnaaftt uecl cm
Pl'OF9· Jodi Craig cbaired. A1drt1cl .
by Mimi Hara.oe, Nmlcy TOWll·
•Dd, mad SUICID Murdy.
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ComiD9 up U. w..k.ed Jue
lit Iii th• cmaual Teull Toona·
.. at lpODIO~ by tM AdopelclD
Gulld.
Patro..-b tw. 2tlh aa·
s\lal..,...,.,.. bcmolllCI at a '9a
~Award Wbuwr Dotti ltlll...U (left) lllml ClaollMr and Valert. Sutton crnd P'h1J Maurer at the Sutton lip WdtlDq
Jackie H.at.ber at the Sutton 8"n Wdtlne NaePtloa. reception .
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praenta a
Father'• Day
Spee la I
and not just
for fathers!!!
Our gilt to you
ia.
FREE
Cele-Baa•
Fabric Belt
with each purchue
of the clallic
Pele button-down
collar lhirt.
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Paradise Cafe: A Top Attraction
by Jack Holla:nd
Tbe Pamcllile Ccde JooaW Oil
NeWpwt Cuter Ddft bat ..... .m.o cWgtaW ouka .. tor
... tour ,.an. Jt CICllM Dato
~ •• lb --Wt Omit
and CJ.cner re.tC1Uraat and
went out Oil th.U OWll. n.., l&OW
owa u r.-uraata, i.Dchldmg
PaaudiN Cafe, with locatiou lD
Laa Vegaa, San Diego, and
.... hei..
Sam Rametti and Brian Hom
are two of the a who bcne .. D
to ii that Pcm:rdl. Cafe became
OM of the top attractiom lD the
eomewhat ezclu.tn Newport
Beach area lD Fcnhion Ialand.
Their motto hm alwoya been to
Ml'N the frellielt and be.t food
pomble with an accent on
American cuiane with an Italian
touch. They are noted for their
pallla and their fith d.innen.
They buy their pa8ta from a
reputable Italian market and
their fiah ia caught daily a1 it
com• expectantly out of the
ocean into the tabl .. at Parodi.le
Cafe.
Competing with the more H ·
pen1he and ezclu1ive
re.taurcmt. around the Newport
Beach ..ction ii a problem, Sam
Rametti contend..
·"We are alwQJ11 being com-
pared with other r•taurant1
here, Rametti explained. "While
we may not have the variety of
fi1h , for in1tance, we do
specialae in the fin.ell in pasta
dilh• and a tempting array of
Ma food. We buy our fr..b filh
&om the eam• ma:rUt that..,....
R'*Y Pellacm. Ou cliaMn en
pdoecl at a!MNt •.• to 12.85
wttll tM R111ty Pellacm dlargbag
hi9ll•r pdc.. for tll• ICIJD•
thinga. 1f e wiJl Jll'ON OU iood Iii
cm good if not bett9r tba emf
other oafe heN.
"We ha•• our particular
epecial attractiou, one oi which,
1urpri1iDgly enough, l1 our
chicken liftll. Some peopW, belie•• it or not, drift cm b m
fifty m.U.e to get them. They an
1auteed in bacon fat, doued
with brandy and brown ICl\lce
and topped with bacon. Then
there ia our Chicken Mouta.rde
which ia chicken bremt Mned
in a mu.ta.rd 8CJUce. And there i8
our clamic Pan Romt, a eeafood
roalt gently fried lD a pan with
garlic, 1hrimp, ecallop, and
lohlter with white freth claml.
Thie ii $12.95 for dinner." Peter
Fay ii the chef.
Saladl are ema attractin
her• with a diHerent one each
day. There i8 one delectable
lalad which featur.. chicken
beast, avocado, Belgium endive,
celery, romaine lettuce, bard
boiled egg, tomato and iceberg
lettuce. It ii priced at $5.95.
In d .... rt., there ii the 1COn·
d alou1ly rich Chocolate
Decadence which I tried and it
ii guaTanteed to add calori .. the
tempting way. It ii a rich, deep
chocolate ca ke (ma de
elaewhere) and is topped with
whipped cream and a redpberry
Melba sauce that ii 1imply
Guide
You've heard about
Bob Moms' "overabundance theory"
of serving enormous amounts of fresh.
truly American Food at Gladstone's and R.J .'s.
Well , now he's serving the greatest seafood brunch
ever experienced in Newport Beach ... or anywhere.
Bob calls 11 the S ENSATIONAL SEAFOOD
SUNDAY SPREAD And rt is TRULY AMAZING.
The problem lS that .Bob wants us to ti1t
the whole menu in this ad It's never going to fit.
So just remem~r:
SUNDAYS 10-3
RJ'e THE RIB JOINT
~Campus Dr
N.wport Beecll
OW 714-979-RIBS
SATURDAY A SUNDAY IW
Gle4et ... 'e4 FWa
900 8-yaide Dr.
Newport Bach
DW71.......mift
Here goes ... Lobster & Crab Benedict, Poached
Salmon, Scallops, Shrimp, Paella, Oysters on the Half
Shell, ALL THE C HAMPAGNE YOU CAN DRINK,
Chilled Shots of Stolichnaya, Golden Caviar, Clams
on the Half Shell, Fried Calamari, Shrimp Creole,
Ceviche, Poached Ttout, Lox and Bagels, Rare ROMt
Sirloin, Seafood Omelettes made to order, Frnh
Juices, Waffles, "Creamy" Creme Puff•,
GLADSTONE's Famous Chocolate CW, Apple Pi
~t.
Pa:racliM eat. allo .. " ..
......... Cll well Cll ha.DoM9.
Twooiu..u ..........
D1ao ottraetiou an HaeYOe
RacMa., and ere l1aalllat.
,.. nlD99&om12.• to •.•.
LullCIMe an mo.cl at a~ of
12.95 to •.95 wttla a Slmmp
Low. at tM top rate. Salad. an
a dealded.11 allmtag ~Sabi·
to odaer cboioel tlaat rage from
12.25 to about •. 915. ~ ..
al80 cm i.Dtriglli.Do pam aao.cl
bgel Hair. with Red Clam
Sauce. Jt Iii thia aooca.. mlud
with red clam emace cmd ear-
Diahed with IJttJeMCk ckau. All
dlnnen com• with ~
and there an 80me price lb
dlnnen on di.Hennt Dightl.
Speed lD -•ice II a mut
here, and lt i8 the rule that
dlnnen mut be Mned within
ten to twel•• mi.Du'" from the
time th9Y an ordered.
Wm. an moetly California,
but d.rlD.b of all kinda can !:Ii
MrVed, there t. a matinee dou·
ble feature with two driDb for
the price of one. Thi.t ii the hap-
py hour time and ii 2:30 to 5.
Plentiful hon d' oueYret are from
5-9 in the lounge Monday to Fri·
day. Win• are MrYed by the
gl<m1 aa well m by the bottle and
that appli• to _champagne too.
For a wide and varied menu,
which •••n include•
eandwich•, Paradiee Cafe lat at·
tracting a tteady patronage.
PAK ROI.ft(._... Cafe)
ft» lam beeA a faotod .. at the
Nllknarcmt ior ..,. time.
3 OL IOClllope
4 ea. clalu
~tip. oDioa
2 oa. fl& (wlaite ~)
3os. ... p
8 OS. clam jajoe
iom.r -ahoat l ~ os. (more
ccm be added according to
taate)
1/8 tip. garlic
2 01. cream
2 mu.1hroom1
~ oa. butter
Lightly dutt the eoallope,
ahrimp, and lohlter lD flour.
S}jghtlJ brown on all lidee with a
pi.Deb of onion and garlic. When
brown add dam jaioe, c:ream,
and pinch of white pepper.
Reduce to about ~ makino it
thick and creamy. At thia point
cool for about one minute and
sw .. t butt.r ii ltined i.D. C1mm
CJT• ateamed eepa:rately to aYOid
any 1CJDd getting lD the dilh.
S.ne in a Imo• IOup bowl.
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CIN etr-1. l tor) Bw•M Clul8ty -• lloal• Delert. on.&(~ 1
to r) lten ~ • .U Of tM AU.rt Sitton home ol O.....•
0o\1Dty, aL.. wltJ. llhenrtoD .. wpod OeDeta1 ....... ,
OhmUe Dyke cmd lcd. llGDeger lil&oa Hill.
Sheraton Raises Funds
For Albert Sitton Hozne
The Sheraton Newport Hotel
recently celebrated it. annual
Banana Club Party cmd thia
year 1he theme wm a wedctiDg
and the happy COUJJM WOii the
Sheraton Newport'• "mcmoot," a
gorilla named Al.znMer and
h.ia new gorilla-bride, Pmdlla.
The p~ of the "weddmg"
wm not ju.t to thank the hot.1'1
Banana Club mem.ben wbo are
re1pODlible fc. booking gu.-
rooma in the hotel, but more lm·
porlantly to rm. gift. for the
Albert Sitton Home for abu.d
and abandoned childnn. TH
party wm a huge tucce. With
''wedding gu..tl" donating Oft?
400 gift. to the Orange Cov.nty
home.
''E1'WJ year we th.row a partyf
for the Banana Club menben,"
aaid Slleraton Newport Salel
Man.ager Mica Hill. "But OU.
year, it wm trulJ lpeda).. The
mountai.D of toya 1-ouglat bf Uae
gu..ta wcu 1peotacular. r ..
neYer ... n 1ach an am~
r-.pc>JYe."
WINNER OF THE SILVER AWARD, 19&4
SO. CALIF. RESTAURANT WRITERS ASSN.
ESTABLISHED 1118e
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Na'W'°llTRACH '71•••
SATURDAY & SUNDAY BRUNCH
10 A.M. TO 3 P.M.
SALAD BAR • FULL MENU
COMPLIMENT ARY MARGARITA
2101 PLACINTIA
C08TA MllA
M2·11ft
SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH
BUFFET STYLE
10 A.M. TO 3 P.M.
PLENTY OF FREE PARKING
THE
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LIVE ENTPTAIWINT IN LOUNGE
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ABOUT HAVING
Y•R
llESTIUllAIT
INCLUDED IN
I IUllE
~J.UHoD-•
W'Ma SCR °"""..,... • wm !cUv to do Atl.ol r..-·, 'M:rt11 Harold ad ... ..,._ .. • .. ?. eel -th«NO~ --agala
....... WQI ........... -
at a -.,. oaalloow1.
Aler all. tlm plar bf a So.ad.
Alrioaa wrtt.r ii aot ........
•of Meat, w iltt dwped b ....
,.. .... IMad -wldl
.... Wl...ce of .... CIJMlltM6d
.OU I ..... m Soldll Mdoa, Aad 1tdoeeeolathe~of.._
... -a yowag whMe 1DG11 cmd
two hlacb.
The*-! la uple. HallJ ii a
wlUt. bar wha. matt.. cmd
fatMr Mn. a ... roam. Two of
W. clowe frieDdl are Wille cmd
Sam, block awn, wllo ..-.. cm
waitMa and ay otMr menial job
at the ... room.
Hally con&dee mCllt of hia '
feeliD91 to ... -· he ii tWr friend. But tl.eD with Im NCldioD '° .. clrwakea 6c6er and Im iaag9in9 mother, the boy
nddeDly tube 1111 nbeDkm o.t
on the black men.
He t-... i.e be called M.-.
Harold and all clo1eDHI
betwMD them cca• to a hall
Sam, 0.. of the b&acb, Bglm
bcJiCk at the nh.mnt buldl
Hally heapa Oil him. ffe ... :
Shakespeare, Art Classes
Ollered At tier
Two upcoming oomw from
UDiftmitJ of Cali&onpa, 1niDe
~ feature a.JlUQcil op-
. portunitlel for aticioDOdol of
both drama and art.
''ShakHpear• at the Old
Globe" wUl gtye pmtlc:lpcmll the
chcmoe to 9aia tr.lh im6ghll bato
the theatrical cm well m liMlwr
iacetl of Shak~ drama
• ba OD-<:ampal clam •Utll90' Cll
..U aa at the ~ of
: two of 1m p1aya: Rkmard m cmd
I A Midlnmmer Nigld'1 DNCDD at
: Sa.a Diego'• old aw. n.aw.
I Clam meetiagil wUl be held OD
. Saturdaya, 9 a.m. -12 DOOa,
' Jwae 15 to Augmt 3, at UCI. cmd
, will be coiaducted br 5temle?
Stewart, Ph.D., Prof.-or of
Eiagliilb, UC Ri""6de. DatM for
the pl.aya will be muaoUDD9d.
Tile coune tee ii 1130 and iA·
cludel the co.t of tklllMI.
Viaib to art galleriel aad
muewm will highlight "Espior·
iag Contemporary Art in
' Southem Califonaia," a thrM-
day worbhop beginrring with a
Thunday, Jue Di. 1ec:tme oa
current treDdl cmd diNctioDI i.D
: contemporary art in the
Southland aiad where IDCb art ii
beUiv e•h•b4ted. Coaducted by
Brian E. Coaley, M.A., Puh•M
of Art at Go&den W• College,
the lec:ture ii ICheduled &om 7 to
10 p.m. iA Roam 206, Social
Sdence Lab, UCJ CampUI.
The following •••Ding,
ltudeall will .wt COldlmporary
art galleriel and muewDI i.D Oiaaoe Cowaty.
Oa ,_. 099Ada '°' Saturday,
Juae 21, is-an all-daf field trip
uplorUao galleriel, munma
and contemporary print
publieben iA the Loe A.Dg.a..
area, iDcluding the Mueum of
Contemporary Art and Cinul
F.ditiom.
r .. fOI' the wmbhop ii 175, i.D
addition to mmitwn entry fw
and bamportalou.
To regiller or to obtain further
information on either the
Shalr~ coa.ne or the con·
tllmporary art worbhop, phone
(71') 856-Ml4.
UCJ Eatemion ia the con-
ti.Dumg education cum oi the un-
iY_.ty, offering achaltl m«e
them 200 OOU'l9I and nearly 30
profe11lonal de•elopment
prog1wn1 each quarter.
It ii a performanoe of genuiae
ltrength and ~. a
tour de foice that *map1 thil
youa9 man Cll one to watch.
Allo ea~ptiollCll ii Daryl
Roach a1 Willie, a man who oaly
wcmll to enter a dcmce oontelt.
He ii quiet, suhmimi••, he
wmh• the Door ower and°"'• ,
he w.bmill meekly, but M can
be hurt cmd deeply.
The ending ii ironic and
touching a1 the two blacb, Wt
alone, tuna to the only joy ba life I
they bow and begin to dance
together. That iD it•lf mabl a·
strong Matemut.
Cliff Faulber'a aet ii ample,
.tark, and light for thia play.
Cameron ffmfty'1 lighting ill an
a.et with oo«um• by Dwight
Richar d Odle, although
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CELEBRATION.
Modeled after one of
England's oldest inns, with
a long tradition of h~ting
special occasions.
A continental menu with
an award-winning wine list.
Necklace 11 kt yellow CJold CJ1'. UM.30, with eta.
U.80 blue aapphb .. cabochon cut hom
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wa.a the COM, what "ould be
your pension? Couture? Ya chts?
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PRICES SLASHED ON
QUALITY RESALE
CLOTHING!
2712 I!. COMt Hwy. •1c11.c
COIOINI clel Mar
840-4412
lf.alrJeoe 11 . kt yellew
9oW •· 111 ••• plu. • I.II ftne Coham.Wa
em..mcla•m 11al• eut,
with eta II.• lull round
cut cllamon•.
Aznelotti
W i 11 Previe~
Collection
jewelry?
For the man, thil pa•ion
1eem1 to be reflected in a collec-
tion of e a rring•, pendant•,
necklacec, bracelets and ringa.
And th.ii collection mu.t be total-
ly hand made, a unique "one of
a kind" piece of art.
Roberto Amelotti, Italian Az-
tilt, dMigner a nd crc...il1man will
...
~ 1-:'
I ..
preview hi.a "one of a kind"
collection along with what he
terma bia "CCllllmercial" jewelry.
Roberto com• from a long
line of ma.ter cutiaits. The Hou.
of Amelotti iJl Valeua, ltalJ waa
eatabliahed in the late 1800a.
Their clientele includea the King
of Italy, Victor Emmcmuel di
~oio, the Imperial Coult of
lrQ.ll and Bmone di Portono..a to
THE
RELAXING
SOUNDS
Neoldaoe -broche 1 .. kt yellow 9old. with
Wack qat. CJ1'. 5.'3, with eta. 5.St full round cut
dlcrmoncl8. on 18 .trancl8 of Japcmeee pemla.
name just a few.
Alain Longatte, Vice Pr.c-
dent of the Regiltry Hot.I, will
h.ot a pr.new reception on June
9th at IA ChardollD(JJ. For mroe
information ·can 752.$!m.
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MOVING MUST SELLI 1173 Mercvr ~'Co .. r•DI loob v ... ' 1,..ct . , .. . ---
~Think of all the
household items that
~for you have lost
their utility, but not
their ability. Sell
them for cash with a
~classified ad-and
~make them useful
i again for someone
·else.
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RENTAL: Des.. Pm! .... glb9 wltlll ottr. pllblic coRld mad lite
l ·b•droom coad Ilia. .,. .. oMng blr tnU9 Milli. Jacuai, pool, 9G1laG Aa 011t1taDdiD g 0 . cl•1irla!, loag-term ....... waDr '9 beclall. beaeflt poclrag• i1
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la .. rellt.ct applicaall pl.me.., at:
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bath Oil golf ooan9
112,SOO ca1k t.o 9 loaa. No qwaWytag
CoMder --optloa. "3-1001
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beciroola, 1 bafll COD
do/ carport, a
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RENTAL: Clianaia
D•luH 1 l>eclroo
Oar d•• Apcuta•a "'all ~ otGlag9
oalr .,.Gt•d floor flrepb., prt.-09
door patio, kai::..t; .
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WANTED -EAST OO(NO FEMALE
ROOMMATE to kdi
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REAL TI, 131-8773.
FOR SALE: ""'It'
OWNER. 3
BEDROOM. 2 BATH.
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23' 6" IMP com.bi.Dation
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c ellent coadllion,
trailer, 113,500/ off.er,
SSS-1384 E ftllinge
1910 PLYMOUTH "CHAMP" 4 .,... .
... .... good 1-ide/
oet E..ne-t naaaiaa oca#' M G.D. Day (Cece) 4U-9099, £~ 498-9237
1984 HONDA
ACCORD LX 4-door
112,000 mi!.., ladl ..
car, wtu ... B.tter than
new! PLUS ALL
OPTIONS! 18,500
~(p.m)
1966 ME1'CEDES 2SO
S L 2 lope. Red
Compl.te ~of.-011oal
r.-0.-ation s.~ milee
on rebuilt ·~ $18,· 000
661 -163o
1983 MERCEDES 300D
Turbo Dieael low
mileage, eircellent con-
ditioD $25,000 or toke
o••r-.-~nte
1972 E.:alibur totally
~ed Hard/ cloth
k>pe. $22,SOO. Pl.oe oall da.,..,
855-4400
lm ciiEVROLET 3/5 TON PICIUP 4 lpeed
lranamiN 1on, power
at-n119/ brakN AM· FM, E.Z. lift hatch
$375() 492-3262 + + H -
traa. eveni.D9e
De corator. moving,
mual 1oc bou1eful beaut lurn ELEGANT
lonnaJ eola/ loYe wing
bk cbra, oak/ alaan
=col tbl ••' OUl .. ,
I W IUWIQ bra./
oak/ glom bar noo9,
dJn col tbl "'' oalr bdrm 1400 conlemp
.:>lad oak col tbl ••. wall urul 1 china oab
eofa Ncto'I ong $1800,
aoc S7001 new aalabed
S3SO Mnoua oo.ly 972 8411
19" CADILLAC EL
DORADO Loaded ...
.. bkee Mr i.c-. ..
trade
1979 FORD lSO.PICI.
UP 460 Cubic lacb.
£n9iae. Low ..w.ac...
all ntrca. SHARP! "·· 200 ~7713 . ~1799
1977 BMW 320-i
automatic, iiew ellgin.e,
rebulll u a ium.iuion. Y•11 good condition!
S7900/ 080 (He) 831 ·
5009, (day) 990-0362
5th WHEEL TRAIU:R ~ for 1mall truck . 1966 Mu.tang ·
iUc. I $3000 831-.4623/
493.038'l
1983 BUICIC LE SABRE
S-liter VS, 4-door,
beautdul condition, loa~book lor S98SO,
.11
496-6736
1981 V W Vanagon L~
New tir• -Low aulee
AM/FM ca uette ... reo SS77S 380-0146
1984 CELEBRITY SEDAN. Ful1y loaded.
Eacellenl' Low milH
r!500/ otier. Rohm 492-
995.S
-...... ..
VDmlHO MACHINES: 1 .-ctr.
1 dgar, l kwmpa.
1 tic tac.
l30-71G
FURNmnu: COMPUTER, MISC.
ITEMS Beautilul Solid
Oak Roll-Top deek. 60"
inch" wide, 33" iDchee ~"P· 50" Ulch" hiob. MOO. A~ple II Com-
putier 481:1 2 Dile-drift I "Sanyo' monitor S200
(Li ke New!)
"INTEGRAL DATA
SYSTD"5" 400 · ••
$100, (Uke N-~ oaJt computer deek S50.
"Teoc" A 1500W Reel
lo A.el tope d.ck S2S.
"Bentwood" rocker
SIS
770-1228
SATELLITE
TtL£VlSION
COMPU:TE SYSTEM
1?95.Sl,995 Will toke
payment (100%) Day
895-5572 or EveD.U1119 $8-8043
1981 VANAGON-L
AM/rM ca a~ cuetom carpet,
paint, 34,000 mil•. new 1-1-0-. -S--1-1 --T,,_,.V~ rad1ale/ clutch, ••· ate 11 • c.llenl condition. $7000 SYSTEM rem o I • •••s~I weekend• po1ihone r, Oralle 494. . r • c • i v • r , S · y • a r
war Tanly $2495
33' Fore tra•e l motorhome 1976.
W-loce»e ea.le SZ7.-
lll0 Non-mnoken. One
owner. Looded.
554.2727
•fc ft I
Aatique Whit. 9-pece trodibooal duua.g rm
aet E11cellent cond
SI CXXJ obo 559-6543
Out ol work? You're
AOC OQt ol lllC:k -look to
cloWtlecf ior -ploy.
mnt oppomuaiU.-
498-0608
MO UNTAIN BllE"
Univeqa Alfma Pro I" •J>••d• ~--'' old OrioUlallt SSOO S.ll for
S3s0. 661 -8112. 728·
0179
MOROCCAN WOOL
RUGS S.lUJiq. below
009I 9'al l', SSSO; 8'a8'
S400 Beolitllul d-'gn 494-5859, eveDioqa
· 111-llllian•w.
•CHSTEZN GM.ND
PIANO Uoadaade 1191 8~' Fwq•la:Ue
~wood ome, ~
briDicm ..... Mlat CIOll· ditioa ._., ..,.. a-
.. ocalecm. Dt.750
131-5347
ClAAND PIANO 5' T• YAMAHA. E-u..t
CoacUtfo• Eboaf. M300.
--2.:MO
oma .
lrotlaere Tn>ewrit.r
DGOO. I>-* I ,......_
1tora9• ool>iaete,
lateral file1, de1k cbaln. i.1r·. s· ~ boolr:caee. 380-8181 aftlN 6 p.m.
NEW IBM P L.
INTERNAL I
EXTERNAL SUB-
SYSTEM 10, 20, 33 MB
fonnatted. IAchadee all
cable•, controller boarda, power INppliee,
1 ,..ar warnmty. l100 +
oon deliver, for detaile
496-0724
DEC RAINBOW
COMPUTER I SMB
HARD DISC Amber
•nn
30' OIJUSCftAlT -
DANA POINT
HAJllOR Nut ..U -.... ... .,...
at. S:OO P••·
13' SAJLIOAT I TRAJLD, 11' Nut,
......... jib DI 1' .. .mo.181~1'12 I 75 · 0179 .
''S i dney Sobol"
Sailboat. C.nt.r·boord,
better them new! Jua
pruuted blue awlgrip.
New •arllilhed New
maet and eail, oan, boot and mclllt COftn:
$675.
661-0147
Evelllllge
Sailboat Charten Day
W-k Month Taboba 646-2876
ecNeD, 2561, IJ10P)aiai !~~..-~~~~-(board) LA 50 prtater.
Softwor• I LOTUS 1-
2.3 WORD STAR A ea-
traa. S2.SOO E ... i:Unoa ~-5411
811J
ISOETEC 4-PHONE
SYSTEM Pert.ct ooDdi-
boo U.d 4 month&.
Value $4, 200 AekiAQ
$2,800 Call 951-5141
XEROX 627 M£MOrlY
WRITER IS page
memory New ezcell.11t
buy
494-8120 l-•• me.age ......
'38 UoiWte 78, Conver·
tible twin dU. 310HP,
100 Hn , 390 gal fuel,
100 gal water, up
galley. cocli:ptt helm.
1 SICW Ouon. Cuet.
Arch BimiAi eucloeww,
pulpit, Irani door.
rodar. Loron C, (atA'e,
Hailer, more . MINT. s1 s3.000 <71 4) ess.
9833
~
(2) 193 Y2 ... (1)
t>MC lull aocWiecl
S'100/obo ( l) ID1'dihcl
(*>c:&) '550/obo. Ena
p~ a•oiloble. RmaW.. D-1214
RAMBLER CLASSIC1 1961 beautifv.l bl ...
door va po-....u.v
automatic good tiNe,
pdlnt, motoc 6 radiator
S900 g iven T.L.C .
puvote party 837-3128
1974 AUD; 4 DOOR
$750 I OR BE S T
OfrER Pnvate party
Alter 6 855·1030
'79 BWck·Loea.ber lood-
ed, one owner low
m&.... ·---· OCllMti-. tion S4.m CaD 557-3621
1981 ButCI REGAL
LTD fully kloded, low ~):'~
2898~
--------------------------------
DIRECTORY 01'
BUSINESS. ·SERVICES
• .. . .. ,
-C.ttttflt
---.....,...----~=~ HOUSECLEANING WallpapeJiJl9-RemoYul
Hooellt, Dependnble, PaintbaG-ClecmiAo Ea
Re Ii a b I• . 0 u a 11 t y i.riar, lalledor Ko-.
Room Addation1
Me mbe r Belle r
-
1980 l•ic k Re9al Lia.iW Dectrtc S--nd. ht.II
power AN I FM se..o .. pOct~ 13,IDD I atier.
cda. $p.a.
190 Bute% RIVIERA
Eac.Ueat condltioa.
Loaded witlla optiou 16,D>. ass.o'131 , ISS-
3396 ~
1976 BUI C~ LA
SABRE Rebta< -vtae.
unmoculat• laterior, need.-=~·
1912 DATSUN D> SX
Low MilH, cle11a,
demoulrator ••troe,
alltomatic, air. llflCllilll,
~-=~ wf.Ddo... . -..1..,
DATSUN, 1976.i !!?10 4 ·~ed. 1clr, AJC/FN c...... ..... "'-..
:191like -$1700 m.
192 DATSUN IJNG CAB 4-4 AM I FM
CaHelle, Sua-roof,
:xzmper, $7995 I offer
472-!lllO
When you
have
SOOlething
to sell, find
the
someone
who wants
to buy it with
a low-cost
ad in
Classifted.
,..
iiri , ... &;Ii • ................. t= 'JZ-1,J
... fi5iD .-.-0 a 11.T ' I t .... . way ............ ...
.... WM, PP Lie.
lQTJ 111 ---
'15 ,._._ i.. ea.. v,a
Iha/wit "I Woa Jt"
Loc.W 125 MiJee ~l!?.c·
700 WJ---pp ~ lSIO. /
1177 Fiat XII. Yellow,
37,000 ...... aood ooa-
dttloa. AN/FM ec-.. ..........
l7S-GID'1
'1SnATWiOD "-...... --........ .....
1"8 HONDA CIVIC
WAGON o•toaatlc,
reb•i lt ••vi•• ..... cea..t c:oDditioa. SZSCX> J o&. ... 1110
'82 Ma•da GLC
Hatchback. 01akl9aatic,
AM/FM, E•celleat
CoDdition S3900 857 •
4198
1970 280SL M.eroedee
Casmc:, Miat, 2 ..
red I ~ liscdMr.
M• -118,!ISO obo; ~ party (213) ...
1.. MERCEDES SCI> SEL 1 ,000 mil ...
Leal ~er laterior
ColdonUa 1ecra1 m .. -500. lmaac:w.JOte.
861-4I017
1968 Merced. Beu
220D Wbite 4DR 4
IP9ed l2800 l63-0102, Est 694 551-2447 r...r
liil -SL s.a.-~~t. I CHI•• .......... .... ~ .
• t ..
...
J 171 MERCURY CAPRI HATallACI .......... •~aoo....., ~~Nay
Utlt. Will oc= ....... .,~ era, .,. ..
1973 MERCURY
NONTEGO 1-owaor,
low .Uo•1•· Well· ............ 1700
515-W
fa !?
1912 Oldeaobile Clttlcm s.,.... ,.,_
Stieeriag: brobe, air
MlldW ...
cnatn.lllk, be I FM 12.CIOO ...._ Good ooa· ........... Col
a1.a1s1 .. -.1111 .
ltl7a.c.....2•. .... ~ ........ £..
cell. Co•.. Gootl lroaeportatloa eor ll«IO or ._. ... Coll
0.. after 4. 30 $40. ..,._
1912 otDs CUTLASS
BROUGHAM Fullr
laadedll ~n Ga:iaaie ..._ Mlllll ..n.
17,800 I cie.. ... ..,
1984 Old1 Cierra
Bri.a9ba m Fully
locJd.d, ·-U.nt COii· dition 16,000 11\iJe 2·
lone broWll, SlO ••.
(9$-.\397
1983 CUTLASS CIERA
5u..r grey/ Velour lD·
tera or Like new
Sl0,500/ offer
634 60l2 7S 1-4182
'"°Ill ,._.. ....
I itl•••, ••• •J.: ............ ,....,
...,. _..P.a. c::'a.= .... us.
pietoae, r•~•llt
troaealNloa, C.•· ...... v.., ..... ... r.-.£ ......... .
'84BMW528E
Excellent ~ditfon.
Loaded.
$21,000 OR
TAKE OVER PAYMENTS .
(1AZ0408)
Call (213) '71 4417
1983 TOYOTA
CELICA GT RED
FULLY LOADED
INCLUDING elec:trtc eu.arool (26,000 ..,,., am . .....
1977 TOYOTA
CEUCA UFTBACL
E•celle11t condition.
011e owaer. New
tnm.illl6oo. Mut ..U. tl.700 I .,_.. offer
159-..aa
UHM Toyota SR. 4·
wb•l drt... wago11,
--1252 90allalf leoM. Perfect Coa-
ditioalll ...,.,.
. Mrs I
1981 VW TruckStpeed
LX ~· R.d with!
taJa Udsrior. £-U-t
coed ..... s:J,D>/.,...
oflsr.
...... ..... ,., ..
SMOOOIECC 1.-.aoe...r...._.
Auto ltopoir. Aleo
Aaeecic:ca can. HElll'S
GAaAQE
l~ HadMir lhd
C.M. 5481236
G.t '° J:" ~c AIC'1 atbc, baee-nl, o•d
cloeet then g .. eorne
coah CoU 631-1120
111-Trllb
TRUCK· Mecha.ic?
LooW.e .. 0 Daltla• 4X4? Kne I Ft o d.al ... a ~ll:'NL
11t.' JI I
1• Alt'Tllllls '*33'
....... : es sd ,.,,, ..... .....
........... t..t
· lliJJDD -.518 .......
1'100MC•, ... 3/4 .. S.h-+-'1.· 240-9Cm 500. 1151 "H•rlor
1973 VW BUG, yellow, ~a" S~91
or l9l11al o•oer, ~,:i•St~ r..mredto "~" W7·79/6s
ooaditioa l3500 ...,l~t~1-=--1 -c=H~E':":V:-::R-::0:-::L-::E:-::T ~Jll VANV.ee..-.AM /
1970 VW SQUARE FM CaHoUe. Low
BACE cleo•. R•u .U.Oee. New thee. vy:t 11,IDD cw ._.. ~~~ ~
-..,.. Pcml
-------------------------... ·
Conwrtibfe. new .ngtne, new top,
new paint & uphcatery. Mint con-
dition.
C'-lc. .......... MUSTSll.
S19,999 OR
TAICIOYaRPAYM ... TS
(10HE249)
c• (213) '11 4487
B u11oe11 Bu reau
f1nooc:ing ovcul Local
ret. State laceue No
462537 Henn Co 841
4S64
Wm H Andeuoo
m080nry Block & Bnck
LicenH No 380921
Bonded & lneured 642-
9699 free Utuna1"
General Kome Im·
pro••m••*· Roofang Drywall, ·:Maeonary,
Popen119, PC11Db.og and
Repau o f G e neral
Home FREE EST lair
pn<»e 30 yn HP coll
Work. Reaeonable C>flk.e, Reatale r,..
Rat.. Eet 651•127 1----------t------------------+----------,.--------~ 241·7400
LEE'S PAINTtNG ... Have a spare bedroom
1u1te? S.ll 1t for caab Ill
cla~ed Ho.. Lad6ee Da.,. ex Profemoaol. laterior £.-... ..__, Qt. • ... rior "-'dential.
A.1559~160 ---------~
IS YO UR CAR SAfE" •Ort,lriel Cabanet RHtorahon Imo ow co.a Free ••timate. Lie
l 1tcben Cab inet• 722-1011 39'll29 (714) 241-0121
Our lugh tech NCurity
1y1l•m• can protect AD R l..A N HA S
Looking Lake New 2A Hr. o.hoM .....nee.
Agmn S7S to SlOO Mo.t.,. ..................... _ .r
your car and voluoblee C USTOM SHUTTERS
fr om theft Ltlehm• aol" & •me•. 35% olf 9uaranl" OOWNfNG decorator pnce, qel my
SECURITY SYST£MS pnce before you buy,
497.6003 (213) 941·97«
•C.rpets •Bli:•iclllt
BILL'S C A RP '"T BAYSHORE
Hom• Call For r,..
De mo' Da•• Eckert
646-7281
._,
===== BRJCIC R O Rlt, 111U211
or laroo lobe FrM _.
b.r.a~.~ Refa. 67S.317S ..........
PET BOARDING
ALTERNATE
I Yial and 9'ft JOll1 pet
TLC. per-.& alba. mid
groomillg.Uperle11C$1d .me.. l>art ..... yet
oa:re. Mic:MDe ~ ........ !Om L ELECTRIC SerYlc• lo meet all
SERVICE autoUabon & Complete elec lr1cal •--------~ organll1ational n..de 1-------... -t repaua No 1ob loo MrYlce for R..idenbol I n c l aetllng up .,.._ •. m tmall SS2 ·582S . L ..... '---.....,
Commercial & Jo . 1---------1 b0\laeoota1t -~ 1-----------t CARPET dullnal Prompt & E•-epeaal attn k> ~
UPHOLSTEAY ~rieoced Cleananv Esperh lmmoc: h~n
CLEA.NlNG SPRING C 10 Lie 438771 Holl88 Loda. bf P 6 will hou H ·•it-rua
SPECIAL Hydro.team 645 9341 L'a, bom~~.oon· encmdl I plmlt OON-if
deodorue. deOeo a ny 2 doe. etc ru-7016 Int ln ~D caD
rm• $13 SO, 5 $31 50 ELECTRICAL WOR1-,... ..... 'ING Pam 112.00 per !u s.36-
Sol ..,.., 50 s Remdeobol Commer· '-~ 8779. a _, UJ>enor c1al lndu.tnal Hic;ib"' UNLIMITED For ••· cl-.oJng c;ium Ca1Vo O 1 1 -"-u-,_ L-··--'---. h •~-d ua 1ty. ow"I ca.I, ~--~ ... ......_,....., IUSY SCHEDULl:n? up 0 -ry Y•1011 ° We CIO _No """•"1 7 ion, providing all b1dde o c ha ~•• _.., • Let m.e do ~ ro-C ARPET MASTERS Bonded Call 0a .... & auppliH an c ludlng doa't Mw• tlae tor.
540-1849 Save 642-4794 •adu~o~ Riaa ......... ~.
OD aw...cLws• .. ; c:WW-
SboppU1_9 for a motor· i-ef-----· -----•I ~ for eedmate S46-can, Mc. 099 tllDo ti>
crew'> You'll find •• -=-·~_._.,, __ -=---11..-------.... , oace a dot: Call
octly what you want II feoce r•pcm.i.. New a I CLIM •11111 •. ,_Madsa ___ .,_·1_•--:::· ~-y ou 'I I • h o P I h • O ld, Patio U>Yera 6 ••
cl.alili6ed pov" daJy Decka, 1r .. eatimate Oetallect Co•atertope, Oooa!:f
G'9Q $8-0118 Queltty et palos. *t:!°°':' ..,, -.-.-.-... -,-,.-----...-~-.--,----•I a'* fltltce ~4; m.TILE
GENERAL BUILDING
CONTRACTOR
• "°°"'I J Pl' w •a,_, HouMWlndows
• ~ .... I • Ft8"Ctl d00<1 ...... "'-.a. ·~~ ........ , .... . ..... , ... -......... ... . ic...-••• 9.. ·--............. ·=·-......... ,... "' •C....-......... HFIJJ ·o.r ....... • ...... . ••••On iflTIMtt .,. ..... .....1.
.......
VINOCOLUOE STUDENTS MOVINQ
CO. ORANGE CO. ONOIHAI. STUDENT MOVEIS Lie. (T. 124411) • Ju. .,_ ... ~ ............. .. . ..,
ALL PHASES or
PLASTERING
la'31ios I utsdm, patdawork, ,.._, r,.. ••tiaat~ I.Jc. .nl. JOHN .,...5a1
DRAINS CL.EAUD
11$ M1N1MUN .....
blag repaln FCNOllt,
water ieatere. ells·
pomlp. .. M2 9IXl3 • 951-980«
A/C -Heotta , ~ ............... ~. 41~.,'17~
7191 .,,.. .....
..,_. y,.. ........ ''••. ,. ••••. t ;;;s. ........... ,
~. -·· -~ 'E ~--.. J:;JJJ
--:.r::· •• ci.it. ,,.. .. ........
1111n. ·-1111 '· ..... Clllt. ... -
h. - . ---~
t~ .... -~. -... ·7
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......... .. ...... ,
A41lo. •Ir. ce .......
$UIWOClf. 10WOIOI.
S7&95
,., ...
P.1.
.... 5 'Peed --
EQuml.... bed "'* E•lra o ... n Super hOrnl9mlD1
S7595
. .
........ .... ,.
, .. ....
v.-. .... ""· --· ...............
Olssft, IP'M1M.
s7515
11.·:--~ ........
1•11111a ...... .... ,.., ....
Auto. ''"' Root. s '"911. ~ .... --ca..s. Low ..... ~ hlr9 dlrsf'I 1HQC341. jllSI 2000 lft... lwa
Roof. 1HKWllO.
S9595 $8995
~ . '. ....
Iii#-Iii · --...... . ....... -..... ~ ............. .......... -.. ........tir\S.,, .................
•tl•ll ••• "'"••· ............ 1Hnl101. ·-s7915
)'
,
2 plueh Townhomea wr Bii Beech, CoroM del II•. 3
bedrooma, 3111 bethe· (2 ln M...... Suite), form.I dining
brMldnt room, utllltr room, centrel •Ir, wurttJ .,.aem. VfltJ
low-care with •utommlc aprlnldera •nd l ... lntl 18ndec19Plng.
$350,000 a $315,008 (Miier wlll ••lat In fln•nclnd)
OPEN SAT. I SUN. P.M.
312-314 JASMINE AVE.
P.S. -
Super B•Jfront Home -prtv•t• pier a allp, bemch, 4 bed-
rooma, 4 betha, p .. rroom. P•tloee (BJ Appolnb1aent.)
FOR THE YEAR
Two new Townhom•, B•rrldge. 2 bedroome, 2 beth•, view
of v•lleJ. s1aoo· •nd S1500/ mo.
Mwcmst -·G THK ,MAY ~~'°' rtw r....iy Md fof~•ound rtw
poof Md pmo. Tout c01911ort ol 4 taedrOOMI. SH to ..
pre< ... •&pricedtowt S2".'00 631·1400
0.WHA~USTING
Alt~-. no.-on-. tnettnting WHtl Many dK01•or .,..,,n '" U.S remodNd con1~ Wldt ~ &
<'*"'l irec..-y ,..,odtd. ~ ..... ""' ... ~ ~In tnfS ) taedrOOM home, den Md~ rift. o-.r
nyy ._., t~•· sns.ooo. 6J 1.1400
VILLA llN80A COMM> Ht"l9C» VllW
A truly loWty p6lr\ ··4·· With •llC*"' Nrbor Md OCHn
VitwSI This unk Ne• llr~ IMng tOOM wtltl fir ..... b1'llil ~ sunny fM!ily ••• .,. ~qwn .,,.. ~ *" .....
~ --~. 2 bNrOOMS .... ...-y IOOM. SZIM.(IOO. 631-1400
~ SOf'tGSIKATR
~. fr.sh ..S ~ tv1n Wttll bull. pMft'f for
~aed~P'tllt•• ............... 'kd-.Cctwn Md f-"'! IOOfl\. drMlldc 1tW'9 ,_. ........ dnng
.,,,ound tfOPe<at pmo, Top ConditiofL Sl79.000. 611-14CJD
Ml90A &a COTTNi/I .
Fumesn.d Md r•aay to occupy In t-. lot ~ fun.
Anr.aJW 2 ~ wtttt XlHT rwul Nstory S27UJOO
67)-6'°° ...
WATERFRONT HOMES. INC •.
•t:ALTGaS
........ , ltcat:ll\. P'"'flC'\} M.IAIOif'.ldhCM
243e W. COMtHwy 315 ...,.._Ave.
Ne.port 8Wtl 8elboe ....net .. ,.. .......
2
ONLYI LEFTI
COM ILDR'S CLOSEOUT
Medlterr•n••n Ylll•
Townhomea. Come · ...
theM 2 •nd 3 bedroom
domlcllM -with qu•lltJ
Europun crldtam•nahlp.
OIE WITH OCEAll VIEW.
S297 .500 a S397 .500
VIEW-VIEW
CDM
Orem loc.tlOnl 3 bedroom,
2 b•th home, INlrclwood
ftoora, atepa to Bli Coron11.
C•ll for deUHa.
429,'500
TURTLE ROCK VISTA
PARK_VIEW
2 bedroora, 2 b•th
" TowMome ~den with wet
.,.,, 2 deck• , ... ,.uo ... ,.
-conditioned. A beMltlful
upgreded unftl
220,500
BALBOA ISLAID
................. -411••----1
tl1*oom ..._ .._. 1tt11r1ne. .... In..._
................................. (a...
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OXNARD, CA -Ventura
CoVfttY t• expertenctno the g,..... .......... •pprecta·
don rate ln Southern Cal"ornta
and. llCCOrdtno to a recent
1tudy conducted by ChaM
Econometric8. the community
of Oxnard wm be the aeoond
futeat growing city In the
United State during the next
decade.
A survey refeeMd by the
Real Estate Reeearch Council
of Southern Callfornle shows
that . Ventura County enjoyed
the greatest appreciation rate
In Southern Callfornla during
1984, with homes near the
ocean anowtng the grMtMt ln-
c,...... ot •t.
The · ChaH Econometrica
forecut RUt9 Oxnerd behind
onty Au8ttn. Teu• tn lta pro)ec·
don of the fut.et growtng U.S.
cttl•.
"tt'a time n.1 come," NY•
Sanford R. Goodkin. a natfonal-
1 y recognized real eetate
analyst. "When you Wke a uni·
que, llmlted, Irreplaceable
coutal area which hu natural
beauty. otters a high quality of
life and superior recreational
opportunities, and combine
that with very high quality
•
reeort·lHc• ~ you
hew outlleendlng ,.., ...... tn-
.,,...,,*"potential.
"'for thoM who With ttMty Md
the opportunity to buy In New-
port a.ch or Malibu durt,ng
the 70-.. Callfomla't new GOid
COUt 11 aim~ too good to be
true."
COmmerdal developere are
bulldlng lnduttrl81 center•. of-
fice bulldlnge and hotels
throughout the country, while
luxurlou• retldjntlat
development• are attracting
executtvea from Ventura Coun-
ty and the San Fernando
Valtey.
One of tM mott ~MW
quattty d~ta ta the•· ctu.Ne oceanfront ,..,den...,
development -The Colony It
Mandalay 8Mch at Channel
tltandt Harbor In O>enard ·-
whtoh could wen be the lat
atgntftcant beect'lfront develop·
rnent In Southern C8'"ornla. A
S110 mltlton community, The
Cotony at Mand~lay Beach-wllt
The Embaay Suttee Men·
dalay Beach Retort and
Conference Hotel, th• S:M
mltllon oc:.anfront hot., to be
buttt adjaoent to the hOm•, wtll
contain 250-aultea Md 15.000
equare fMt of meeting tpee4t.
Other qualtty dev.k>p"'fnt1
1uch •• the Oxanrd Town
center, Harbor Lending, Har·
Th• cWJ91opmentl wttlch ..
apringlng up .........
try'• COUtl promfei to.,..,..
of Southern Cattromla'a fNtlOr
real •tate aucc111 ..,._ .,
1985 -·thereby ........
another ,.... to the orown Of
ca1ttornla'1 ..,.otacul• QGlll
Coat.
~fliE COLONY AT MANDALAY BEACH
ewport Beach, you're beautiful and we don't
mean to take the wind out of your sails when we
swy The Colony at Mandalay Beach is the most
exciting new waterfront community Southern
California has seen in years.
The Colony at Mandalay Beach is on the new
"Gold Coast" between Malibu and Santa Barbara-
just 45 minutes from the San Fernando Valley. Eat
This is prime waterfront property, perhaps the
last that will ever be developed on this U
magnificent coast Facing an IODr
unspoiled beach adjacent to the
one woukl expect to find in the finest beachfront
residence. Prices begin at $t50,000 With
excellent financing available.
On site recreational amenities include a private
luxurious clubhouse, swimming pools, spas, and
tennis courts. Sixty-one beachfront acres are being
transf onned into boardwalks, bike paths,
and parklands.
. pportunlty is Knocking Again
\,~. 1¥ Chase Econometrics has tabbed
Channel Islands Harbor-with seven Out
marinas and 2600 boat slips-The '
Colony at Mandalay Beach is already
Oxnard-adjacent to Channel Island
Harbor-to be the second fastest
growing city in the nation during the
next decade. A survey just released by
the Real Estate Research Council
shows that the area's real estae values
appreciated more in 1984 than any-
where else in Southern California.
being called by many the new
Newport Beach.
rom Your Home, To Your Boat,
To The Sea In 10 Minutes
Every boat owner we know wants to
spend more time on his boat, and The
Colony at Mandalay Beach is a boat
owner's dream. The Colony is right on
the beach and there are hundreds of
boat slips available right now at close
by Channel Island Harbor.
Fine restaurants and
shops complement
the area, and a world
class resort hotel
has recently broken
ground adjacent
to The Colony,
validating the resort
aspects of the area.
azzlingNew
Waterf1ont Homes
The Colony at Mandalay
Beach is a private gate-guarded
enclave of waterfront homes.
There are two types of homes-
the 2-bedroom condominium
"Seaside Ytllas" and the larger
"Beach Homes:· The "Beach Homes'
are the ultimate waterfront home, with
up to 2, 700 square feet of IMng space
and appointments
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As a boat OY111er, you are more aware
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waterfront property. In the 19605 you
could have bought a place in Newport
Beach for a song-in the 705 you
had the same opportunity at
Huntington Harbour.
Don't be
among those
who will 5a'J in
later years, "I
could have bought
at The Colony at
Mandalay Beach
for a song:' Besides,
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Mandalay Beach is
·the best thing to
happen to boats-and
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Newport Beach. See it~
8 furnlahed model•
ere now~ for viewing
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$150,000 to M50,000
Excela It ftnmdlg
Colony
The homes of The ~te Series are like fine works
of an; beautifully designed and crafted with care to
~you of years of enjoyment and~ V2luc.
Bcc2use of the fine quality and comuuctioo of these
homes, you will delight in each finely 5CUlptcd
dct2il and in the grandeur of the ctasmc styling.
Homes. presented with pride, for a most '13 ~oo
discriminating group Of collectors. from t/1, 89, _}I
Muter bedroom luita con·
tinuc the theme of opulence and
1race with woodb\frnina
· fireplaces. larae walk-in cloeeta.
MAGNIFICENT BARONIAL ESTATE
A Superb Eat•t• ••• Dlatlnctly Speclell NHtled hlg'h on •
m-lv• hlllalde In one of Or•nsf• County'• premiere
realdent .. I developmenta, where ·b•ron .. I •at•I•• ahelter
aome of ·southern C•llfoml•'• moat dlatlngulahed f•mlllea.
Thia cleulc, finely cr•fted, European atyled m•nalon la •
meaterplece of •rchltectur•I excellence ..• with P•noramlc
vlewa from every room, with • long, winding drlvew•y •n •
pted motorcar courty•rd. A grand, two-atory foyer la
enhanced by •n elegant ch•ndeller and • handeome, aolld
o•k atalrc•ae to the ..Cond floor, end you -quality
everywhere you look. 5,850 aquere fHt of apendld con-
atructlon on 1.37 acrH of fully lendac.pecl beeutJ, In-
cluding awlmmlng pool and apa. The home ofl9ra five
bedrooma. five b.U.rooma, Hbrarr/ •tudJ, bonua room,
magnfflcent gourmet kitchen with edfolnlni brealdllet .,..,
four car pr.ge with work ahop, l•undrr room with MWlng
room and hobbr room, wine •toraie room, •nd a f8buloua
"GREAT ROOM" with fireplace and ful ber. Thie la trutr an
outatandlng home, with every amenity for comfort,
elegance and gracloua llvlng. II I• one of·•klnd, In a Ht·
ting dntlned to one of the moet dnlr•ble anrwMre.
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You atep luide ... end IMMEDIATELY YOU KNOW ITI Here le
eomethlng apeclal and beautiful, whh • ......, cellftie 9U11ported
br •WHOm• wooden bMma, walls with f8buloue, flMIJ tlnl1hed
wood treatmenta, akrtlghta, and huge wlndo .. openlnl out to let
the gorgeoua vlewa of hllle, cit ... and the ooeen beo61•• • p-1 of
your dally ltfe. Leading to the home, a 300 toot drl••-r Nd•
away from the world, the marve'°"8 home ttlet ...... rau ln11de.
Superb and laetlng qulttr wuthe hallmark In tM bulldlni of Ihle
fine rMidence. Foremoet In the ptann.. •• the dr11m to
provide • eophletlcated retr••t In which to entor the beet of the
good life ... and the taek waa accompllah1d -eplanctldlJI ..,_
.. ature II a huge 21' X ar recrNtlor.-entertalntni room, wlltt lt8
own complete kitchen, movie projection f8ClltlM end • mem-
moth mountain lods;e etone flreplw. The room le wsm lind
comtortable with , ... wlndoW9 and door• openlnl to the pool,
ape, and th• never ending viewer
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" Ra1 Cb:arlas:
Mus cal -Midas
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Rar Cher ... ehowa In tftl9 Int.,.
Ylew why he ta auch • deHghttul
perlonner. s .. Page 3.
tc rla Krlatoffereon, • wonderful aonvwr"•· wilt •Ing •I Orange Coun-
Wa own Crur Hone. See Page 4.
Cover Story: Ray Chari•• -Mualc•I Mid•• . . . . . • • 3
Everything Ray Charles touches turns to gold, but the great musician
considers himself 1ust another guy. Marcus Dietz interviewed
Charles prior to his June appearance at the Crazy Horse
Kri1 Kri1toffer1on Haa Had An Amazing C•rffr . . . . 4
Rhodes Scholar good or boy. winner of every conceivable
songwri ters' award Kristofferson has starred in movies. sung and
written every kind of gritty. down and out ballad and continues to
show su rprising and 1ncred1ble talent He will sing at the Crazy Horse
m June
The Late Show: Capsule Film Reviews . . . . . . . . . 5
This new feature of the OC Entertainer gives you a chance to con-
sider ol der films that have been around a while that you may want to
rent tor your VCR or see on late-night TV (The column is named lor
a great detective movie "The Late Show" that starred Art Carney
and Lili Tomlin )
Rio la The World's Largeat Tropical City . . . . . . . . 6
r hp c11y ol world .renowned Carnival and girls from lpanema otters
two d1lferen1 types of v1s1t according to Guido Borges Both are pret-
ty I' 'Ct t111g
"This Morning I
Could Barely Walk.
A day nn the courts was the last thing on my
mind In fe\r t I thought my back and shoulder
pain mpant <l day in bed
But lhen my wile told me about Newport
Body Dynamics. the complete skin and body
care center 1n Newport Beach Their expert
care helped put me back on my feet again
First . a professional therapeutic massage
helped loosen tense. strained muscles and
then a licensed chiropractor realigned my
spine
The entire treatment was quick. painless.
and very allordable And being able to play
helps me pass some time while my wife has a
facial at Newport Body Dynamics. of course "
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Tlllnftlllic ••ufl
llltill ail • idic ~~... ... 25%"'
~nal111no in Pre & Pos1 JibtJI !:Me
Rio mer be tt1e moet e•dtlng city tn lhe world 1o
wl91t. S.. wtiy on Peee I. Thie la whet the rlbe kH* file at The
Newport Rib Co. S.. Page 14.
'C•baret' At Ell:r..beth How•rda' Hai Weak Lead, But
Some Fine Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I
'Cabaret' is one of the finest musicals of our ttme. according to our
reviewer. Jack Holland But 1t takes a strong leading woman to com -
mand this performance
Potpourri . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . • . • . 12
This colleclton of entertainment shorts shows some of the wide
variety of entertainment available in Orange County. including the
Hop. the South Coast Plaza summer concerts. a aerie of
Headliners at the Grand Hotel, and Chevy Chase's new movie. in
which he brtefly wears a big black Afro wig.
Costumed EmployHa Liven Up Already
Lively Bobby McGH'• ....••........••.. 13
This popular Newport Beach restaurant fairly jumps with diners and
dancers any night of the week. Recently, the employees have taken
to working in costume You never know who's going to be serving the
soup
The Baby Back Rlb1 Are Scrumptloua At
The Newport Rib Co . . . . . . . • • . . • . . . • • . 14
Folks munching the ribs and barbecued shrimp at the Newport Rib
Company on Newport Boulevard say these ribs are as good as
anybody's
The Orange County Entertainer is a
monthly newspaper published by Coast
Media Group with a focus on film. nlght-
ltle. music. theater. dance and art
throughout Orange County
Richard Bronner
Steve Hadland
Co-Publishers
Roger Angle
Editor
Marcus Dietz
Advertising Director
Steven Georges
Photographer
Alfred Barcarse
Graphic Artist
David H. Crocker
Ellis Herwig
Contributors ::. Clelaill $2()00
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T ravele(s Special Newport Body Dynamics Contributions to the Orange County
Entertainer are welcome AJI material
should be addressed to Editor. The
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A comb1n at1on 0 1
m a ~sage and ~9 ct11ropract1c ffeatment
10 ral1eve spectf1c
ailments caused by
travelers stress
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Ray Charles:A .Musical Midas
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June 1985 Oran,,. County Entertainer 3
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Kristofferson Adds Crazy Horse Date To His Resume
Success keeps an eye on Kras Kristofferaon.
a native of Brownsville, Texas. who became a
Rhodes Scholar. a tut song wrrter and singer
and finally a highly bankable movie staf_
He will appear at the Orange County Crazy
Horse June 24
Kris. as the son o f the two-star General.
spent most of his
( ..
youth travelling from base to
base before settling in California He went to
Pomona College where he lettered in football
and ma1ored in creative wrrting
During this period he won the top four out of
twenty prizes 1n the prest1g1ous Atlantic
Monthly's annual short-story contest. He
c apped his collegiate career by being given a
coveted Rhodes Scholarship. taking him to
England where he studied W1lltam Blake. still
his lavorite poet
After college Kris spent a tour ol duty in the
Army as a Captain. going through Ranger
school 1ump school. and pilot training During
a three-year tour 1n Germany as a helicopter
pilot he found the time to lorm a small band
The A rmy ottered him an appointment to West
Point as a teacher of English Literature. b ut
Nashville and country music would make him
happier. especially after Johnny Cash saw
som e of his work and urged him to continue in
that direction
Kris go t into the music industry literally at the
bottom as janitor et Columbia Record Studios
1n Nashville. He w as also a bartender at the
landmark Tally Ho Tavern. a songwriter's
hangout (now sadty bulldozed to make room
lor progress) where Kris would learn the fine
4
points of pitctung a song. He lat• spent two
weetts a month. for twenty months. flying
heflcop~s out to the off-shore oil rigs.
Kris has s;nce written such standards as "Me
and Bobby McGee." MHelp Me Make It Through
The Night."
"Sunday M orning Coming Down."
and "For The Good Times." His songs have
been recorded by over 450 different artists and
he has won the Country Music Song of the Year
Award as well as Songwriter of the Year from
N iteclub and Restaurant
W ith 4 Conrinental Flair.'
I 1vc E:nterta1nmcnt and
Dancing N 1tel)
Now Appearing:
• S.rf TCMWS -June I
• J amn Har_,. Ball4 -June 2. 9
• forward Motto. -June 6. 20. 23
• Miahcy fly~n -June 13. 17
• Bytes -June 22
• P. Knutt BllH~r Baad -June 16
• Katz 'N J• .. men -June 27-30
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the Nashville Songwriter's AMOCiatk>n three
times. He Is a member of the Songwriter's Hall
of Fame.
Kris won a Golden Globe Award from the
foreign press as Best Actor in .. A Star I• Som,"
the film whk:h vaulted him to Hottywood star-
dom. His other film credits Include, "Claco
Pike," "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore, H .. Pat
Garrett and Billy The Kid." "Bring Me The Head
of Alfredo Garcia, " "Blume in Love," .. Vigilante
Force ... "The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With
The Sea." "Semi-Tough," "Convoy," "Heaven's
Gate," "Rollover." "The Lost Honor of Kathryn
Beck." and his most cur'rent. "Flashpoint." and
"Songwriter."
His future w ill continue in films without
doubt. but not at the expense of his first love.
music
June 1985
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Whether It's clubbing. din-
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around town. we can accom-
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we surround you In complete
luxury.
So give us a call. We'll
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Rio Is World's Largest Tropical City
a, Gukto Borgee
Tr•vel Writer
Rio de Janeiro, a city whose name translates
to "River of January," was first discovered in
the early 1 SOO's by Portuguese and Italian
navigators. Today. you too can discover this
marvelous city, city of dreams. A few details of
what you are about to encounter will prepare
you for an emotional experience you never
thought possible.
A "Carioca," for example. is not only
someone who was born m Rio. but anyone w ho
lives in the marvelous city of sun in a land of
eternal summer. Actually, being a Carioca is a
state of mrnd. It 1s the shouting of "goal" at the
Maracana Stadium, the swing of samba at Car-
nival. or the sensual swaying of bikini-clad girls
from lpanema.
Before you plan your trip to Rio de Janeiro.
trrst decide what it is you may want to see. Do
you want to see Carnival. or do you want to see
Rio de Janeiro. the city? Carnival, which is ap-
proximately the third week in February, mainly
night life. exotic parades and wonderful parties.
Rro·s carnival is for the young with money to
spend. Hotel space is hard to find during this
time of the year, and you will pay a premium
rate. If on the other hand, you want to see the
city. you should think of coming to Rio at any
other time of the year but Carnival. That is when
you learn about the true Rio de Janeiro: the
world's largest tropical city.
Rio 1s blessed with a mild tropical climate,
difficult to tell when spring becomes summer
and su mmer, au tumn Rio's average
temperature IS around 80°F which can climb in
the low hundreds during the summer months
from December through March. In the middle
of winter. July, the temperatures can drop as
low as 65"F• Before arriving in Brazil make sure
you have the appropriate visa. Brazil has
reciprocal visa agreements which result in
strange situations such as American citizens
requ1r1ng visas. while British citizens don't.
Because the regulations are always changing
ask the airhne you are flying, or the Brazilian
Consulate located in downtown Los Angeles. At
present the visa is free to American citizens.
but will require one photograph attached to the
application
The language in Brazil is Portuguese. and
nor Spanish Spanish. though, will help you get
around
The Braz1l1an currency 1s the cruzeiro which
is valued against the American dollar. At time
of printing this article the exchange rate was
appro><1mately (Cr $5000.00 = $1.C)O USO)
Because of Brazil's high rate of inflation (over
200%) the cruzeiro 1s devalued against the
dollar frequently and this makes Brazil inex-
pensive for foreign v1s1tors Brazilian's unders-
tand dollars so 1f you are bringing traveler's
checks bring them 1n dollars.
Dress 1s casual outside the ottice. None of
Rio's top restaurants insist on collar and tie.
although some business restaurants downtown
do Keep in mind Rio is a big fashionable city
and not a small tourist resort. If you forget to
bring some item of clothing with you don't
worry. you will certainly be able to find it.
Shoe's are one of the best buys in Brazil. up to
80% less than in the States.
Th e h1ghl1ght of the trip will be the drives
along the beaches. thru Tijuca Forest to Cor-
covado and the Suger' Loaf. The mountain drive
to Corcovado (2.400-fl elevation) is a succes-
6
sion of superb v iew sites. Corcovado
(Hunchback) is site of the majestic Christ the
Redeemer statue, which stands 120 ft. above
the summit, and weighs some 1,456 tons of
granite and concrete.
A comparable view In reverse. from Pao de
Acucar (ah-$00-car), the 1300-ft. Sugar Loaf
Mountain cable car crossing otters a terrific
panorama of bay front. beaches and moun-
tains, giving a directly opposite view that's
equally entertaining. The glass-sided car
leaves Praia Vermelha in Botafogo every half
hour from 8 a.m . to 10 p.m. on the flrat stage of
the trip to a 625-tt. hill known aa Urea; this is a
(Continued on Pege 7)
JAPAN AIR LINES and
present
RIO DE JANEIRO -
BRAZILIAN HOLIDAYS
Tour Price Includes:
• Round trip airfare from Los Angeles
• 7 Nights Hotel Accommodations at Rio Copa
Hotel
• Brazilian Breakfast each morning at the hotel
• Taxes & Service Charges
• Round-trip Transfers by Private Van
• Baggage Tips for 2 Suitcases Per Person
• Half Day Sugarloaf Tour by Seat-in-Bus. with
Services of an English-Speaking Guide
just $899.00
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Mey Apply at Certaon hm" Of the yNr PnCft Subj«t to Ch•no•
Orange County Entertainer June 1 5
(Cal t11•fNill~I)
very mHd, dtligon• ride. Second stage, In
another glul cege la atrelght up OYer water.
a*> for f~ ~. By taxi, ttte '8rmtnaJ la
onty a few mlnutea away from. Copllcabane
Beect\.
Many tours can be purchMed from your
hotef k>bby, or local travet ~with group
tours departing almost every dmy. But the top.
ranked apectede In Rio la her beeche8, and
"8oh watcNng. For the bMChes are not onty
sunny and bMuttful but lll80 an tntrlnlfc way of
ltfe for the young ~nd okt, beautiful and or-
dinary, a croea MCtion that atways fuctnates
and entertains. Watching the aa90t1ed shapes
and sizes jogging, running, sunning (the girts tn
tiny tangaa -a cross between a bikini and a G-
string) blcycltng, volleybaltlng, walking, and
swlmlng la the best possible way to get to know
the Catiocas and their way of life.
MllBA
Yoo can't come to Rio without coming Into
Come away to~g)aciera. frontier towns and
virgin timberlands.~ Alaska Oil the most spec-
tacular cruise of all. A . Cruise.
From the moment you step aboard, you11 be wrapped in
the luxury and comfort a Pt inc:ess Cruise is famous for.
Thrwgb sweeping Boor-to-ceiling windows, you can watch
as a woodrous world \Wlfolds before your eyes.
And, of ooune, you'll enjoy the finest service, dining and
entertailmient at eea.
Join Princess May 25throughSeptember18. Cruise the . .
Inside Passage to ports like Skagway. Sitka. Ketmlran.Juneau. And, magnificent Glacier Bay.
Cnlile 7 days rowid ~from Vancouver on
either the 5-star Island Princess or sleek Sun Prin-
cess. And ftyfm a low air add-on from~ ma~
cities. Pr ma. aJao o8'en 10-day round trip cnuses
from San Francisco on the new Royal~.
A auiae to Alaska ii tbeadYenture of a life-
time. CaD today and *Pup to the most spectacular
Alaska c:l an.
API . "-·:-. nncess~.
Relistry: British -------------------
-c::onWct wtth umbe. It WOutd be lb OOinQ to
New York and not going to Brold.ay, or going
to London and not vflittng a pub, or eYen
worae, going to P•I• and 8YOiding FNneh
loo food.
H you come to Rio at Carnival time, your lm-
merslen into samba will be complete. You wll
eat, sleep and even make love to b tnc1111n1
beat; It tak .. owr the entire ctty until tit the end
of •" the madness even the m08t •lllght-a.cect
visitors samba their way beck on to the JNne.
Samba has a magic spelt. Samba la an ar1 form.
a complete art form.
Eming out in Rio .. c~. by world ltM-
darda. and CWiocu take fuU adventege of 1hil
by ulfng It as one of their main tonns of,...._
tion. Carlocae •t late in the 9Yenlng; If you 00
out much before 9 p.m. you can expect to eat
atone, un.... you meet a BnmMan who ls
finishing lunch.
For more lnfonntltion on Brun, and tours to
Rio contact Borgee Trhel, 18091 Irvine Blvd.,
Tustin, 92880, or can (714) 832-0100
Hans Stern Sel~s
Around The World
If you have not yet heard of H. Stern. you
probably have not been to Paris, Lisbon,
Madeira, Frankfurt. Tel Avtv, St Thomas. Car-
tagena. Lima, New York, Ousseldorf, or any of
the major cltMt8 of Brazil.
But Hans Stern has mllde It hia bulinesa to
make aure trawtera know in advence when
they are hMd'"O for a city harboring on on ht Ip
jewelry ator... RepreMntatNies of hi• chain
appear on atrplanes and C"TufM ltners with dis-
creet gift offers. Displays of Stern jewejry often
pop up In airports, and hotel lobbtes around
the world. Tourist kits come wtth city maps
detalllng Stern's addresaea.
The man behind this rag-to-riches story
started in Rio de Janeiro with $200 from a
hocked accordion he had brought with him
from Nazi Germany over 40 years ago. Today.
his home base Is the largest apace ever built
exclusively for the production and sale of
jewelry. The company is one of the world's four
largest International jewelry concerns. with a
network of 150 sales outlets In 12 countries. 80
stores In Brazil and 70 around the world.
If you have never visited a goldsmith's
workshop. when in Rio a visit to the H. Stern's
Gem cutting workshop Is a must Transporta-
tion to the Stern's main premi1es and return is
gratis, and runs continuously from 8:30 -6:00
p.m. on weekdays, and from 8:30 a.m. to 12:00
noon on Saturdays.
The location al90 houaes an auditorium-
museum for Jewelry exhibits. and other cultural
events. The muaeum is open to the public and
displays a remarkable coflection of rare and
exotic Braztllan gemstones. The entire
manufacturing cycle of a jewef 11 displayed and
explained in nine a.nguages with the aid of por-
table tape recorders. The vtsttof. watching the
craftmen at work, can follow the progreu of a
piece from the cutting of the rough stOM to the
polishing of the flnt9hed product. The walk
through takes abOUt 15 to 20 minutes.
Practically fN9lly kind of gemstone and
precious metal Is found In Brazil. A few ot
Brazil's many gems are perticulary gpod buys
becauH about 90% of the worlds 1Uppty com•
from this country. The company aflO provtdel
purchuers with a~ of appraluJ and a
one-year credit. exchange or repurchase
guarantee valid tit other branchee.
7
---Stage -~------=----
'Cabaret' Has Weak Lead, But Some Fine Suppo
by Jeck Holland
It is no secret that "Cabaret" is one of the
finest musicals of our time. A searing, sardonic,
cold and relentless account of the days in Ger-
many prior to the advent of World War II, It has
a stature unlike most of the musical efforts that
feature dreams of love. melodic tunes. and
helpings of comedy of one kind or another.
As such, this one is not anything one tries in
a casual frame of mind. It demands precise
casting. an ability to show the decadence that
was Nazi Germany and to sharply convey the
last dying days of a regime the world can never
forget.
This also happens to be the favorite musical
of director John Firola of the Elizabeth Howard
Dinner Theatre. He has given It a good, solid
try, and he has managed. in the last act, to give
a feeling of the time before the world went mad,
but the heart and the depth of the show are
missing. This is largely due to the performance
of Susan Hottman as Sally Bowles.
The role is one of the best in modern musical
theater. It 1s one of many dimensions, but un-
fortunately Ms. Hottman fails to realize any of
them We have instead a strident. shrill, empty
shell of a performance that never once ap-
proaches the essence of the woman. There is
no substance here. only superficiality. a kind of
emptiness that creates a 1101d
Brian Schucker as Clifford fares somewhat
better bul not enough to make the so-called
romance between him and Sally meaningful
He has some good moments when he d ig s into
the role. especially 1n th e last act, but one never
really believes in the love between the two and
the contact between them is icy more than fiery
Grace Jones Appears
In James Bond Movie
A blood-red m ihtary helicopter nses over the
glacial ridges of Russia's northeastern coast. its
crew carefully scanning the desolate white sur-
face below Momentarily, the craft hovers
above a large and heavily-armed party of
Soviet frontier guards. who are probing the
crusty snow with the sharp tips of their ski
poles But the body is not there, and the
soldiers move on
Nearby. an invader lies motionless beneath a
massive drift He hears the gunship sweep
overhead . then rise slowly and disappear
behind a Jagged cliff. Knowing the snow troops
will reach his position in minutes. 007 switches
on his avalanche rescue receiver and continues
his mission
The dev.ce chirps inte nse~
camouflaged agent sklis toward the edge of a
deep crevasse. He quickly spots the brushed
aluminum tip of a ski pole protruding from the
ice. He wastes no time as he swings the blade
of his axe -Agent 003 Is quite dead. Un-
covering the frozen corpse. he searches rapidly
until his grisly chore is interrupted by a sound
from above.
The helicopter screams toward him as he
struggles with the dead man's stiff clothing.
Suddenly, the rim of the crevasse gives way
with an ominous crack. The body begins to fall.
pulling 007 toward the edge ..
Has James Bond finally met his match?
Only one thing is certain -this is just one of
the thrllllng challenges 007 will have to over-
8
Fortunately, Ferola has George Quick in the
cast, for he is outstanding as the M.C. His smile
cuts deepty, his tyte Is a sharp edged commen-
tary on evil. and he plays with his audience like
• a cunning tiger as he digs knives Into them un-
der the guise of naivete and innocence. It Is a
fine perlormance of a complex role.
Deborah Bucher Is extremely good as Frau
Schnelder. a reprise for her since she has done
the role before. As Herr Schultz, Joe Mattaraz-
zo is Impressive on some counts and rather
stereotyped In others. On the whole, though, he
does bring some stature to the role even If one
could do with more tragic Implications In his in-
terpretation. Dale Jones merely walks through
Ernst. a part rich In possibllltles, white Adriane
Coros 1s more irritating than Interesting.
David Wilkinson's choreography, except for
the spirited "Kick Line" routine, ia rather trite In
approach. accentuating the obvious. Martha
Hardwick's costumes add a satirical glitter to
the essence of the show. while Jeff Blddlnger's
set is almost too fragmentary.
The theater here still serves a good dinner.
and there is much warmth and a hearty
welcome mat from Elizabeth Howard and John
Ferola. One wishes that Ferola would one day
get a cast to measure up to his own sizable ef-
forts
"Cabaret" has never been a simple
show to do It takes skill in performing,
and 1t is demanding.
He does very well 1n some parts of the show,
but the total feeling is that when the musical
has a weak leading lady it has difficulty emerg-
ing from that weakness. and try as he does to
add the gloss. the result is one of frustration.
Closes June 25.
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To AK•."
come In order to survive his latest mls9'on In "A
View To A Kill," the spectacular new chapter of
the world's most popular and enduring motion
picture series.
Starring Roger Moore in his seventh por-
trayal of author Ian Fleming's famed British
Secret Service agent. the film offers a cast of
international heroes and villains that Includes
Tanya Roberts as Stacey Sutton, Grace Jones
as May Day, and Christopher Walken as Max
Zorin.
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---Calendar-------------------
Art
-.-..,uc.,..un-
-..... llYdenle'" ert wMI run through JUne t
et the UCI fine Arts
Gallery. Free. GeUery
houn we noon to 5 p.m.
~ ttN'ough Setur-
day. Call 8~ for
mOf'9 Information.
,.... a ..... 0 ... ry. 37•
North C08ll Hlgh-.y In
Laguna Beech. preaents
Aerytlcs by Muriele Butch
end Watereotors by Ellen
Roberts through JufV 1.
a.ltery hours: 10 a.m . to 5
p.m . Tuesday through
Sunday. Call 4~22 for
more information.
"RMIAI WOfb.• a COllec-
Oon of oil paintings by
Cindy Evans and Deborah
W. Gray, runs through
June 25 at the Edge
Gallery, 212 N. Harbor
Blvd. in Fullerton. Call
871-5862 for more infor-
maUon.
....... Mueeum, 2002 N.
Main St. In Santa Ana will
display baskets woven by
the Indians of the Pana-
mint Mountains in the
Death Valley Area of
Cal 1forn1a. through
January 6. 1986. Call 972-
1900 for more Informa-
tion.
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CeraMlce: T...., Ar·
tteta," la on dlapfey
~.My7•1MNew
port tWbor Alt Mueeum. 8IO sen a....._ 0rtwe
In Neepon lwtt. Allo on
dilpelly. ..... ~Ma
)Or Palntlftge From The
1950a," and ...... Callfor-
n I a Artlala IX: Kent
Robena. Orewtftgs and
Petntilap." Call 758-1122
tot more lnfonnation.
A reetrea1teotlwe of
photograph1 by lnter-
natiOnalty fMlOUa artist
Andre Kertnz wtl be on
display through July 8 at
the Susan Spirtlua
Galtery, 522 Old Newport
Bhd. In Newport Beech.
Kertesz was one of the
flrat photographers to
adopt the small handhetd
camera as his primary
tool. He has received
widespread recognition
tor his compasak>nate Im·
ages of peoples on the
street• of Paris In the
1920s. C8'I 631-6405 for
more inform9tlon.
The OraRll Ceuntf c...•c .. _,..,.,
Art, 3821 W. MecArthur
Blvd. In Santa Ana. will
present sleet, wood, and
fiber forms by Angie Bray.
clay sculptures by Grace
Songolo. and m ixed
media pa i ntings by
Stephanie Weber through
June 14. Call 549-4989 for
YOU DO H#ll A CllOICI
June 1985
mare lnfotlNlion.
n.e Art A '* 0 1·1 r. .. s. Coat ......... ~ In
Laguna 8eec:h, .. ,,,...
eent Photograph• by EHen
Wright and Glnoer Todd
througt\ June 15. Cal ......
451• for more Informa-
tion.
Dance
'°CIHll ._. a romS1tic.
llghty comical bllllet wilt
be performed by the Civic
Ballet of Southern Callfor-
nta June a at a p.m . and
June t at 2:30 p.m. in the
Communtty Theater of
Golden Weat Cot199e,
15744 Goeden Weat St in
Huntington Beach.
TlckMa: 18. S5, and $4.
Call 895-8378 tot more in-
formation.
-C•Pf • .. -wlN afao be
performed by the Orange
County Ballet Compeny
June 8 -9 at the FVAer-
ton College Theater. 321
E. Chapman Ave. In
Fullerton. Calf 532-4829
fOf ticket Information.
The Dence ,......,..,,
'"-•under "'8 direc-
tion of Barbin Arma, will
perform works of danlcai
ballet and contemporary
dance June 28 -30 91 the
Curb Theeter, Brea Civic
Cultural Center. 1 Civic
Cent• Clrele In Brea .. •.
Tlcket9 18. whlCfl tncludes
admlak>n plus patron's
choice of chilled wlnee or
apple ddet and dessert at
Intermission. Catt 879-
6815 fOf reservations.
Drama
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.. .._. Ctwtlt' will run
through June 16 at the
Grand Dinner Theater.
Number One Hotel Way In
Anaheim. can 112-no1
for show times and reser-
vations.
AtMI ,.,...._. •• ......,
........ _8ftd'f"911ora."
wlN run through June 23 at
the South Coast Reper-
tory. 855 Town Center
Drive in CoS1a Mesa. In
this taut drama. a South
African teenage. torn
between love and duty,
destroys his friendship
with h is closest com-
panions. Show times:
Tuesday through Fnday e
p.m . Saturday 2:30 and 8
p.m. Sunday 2:30 and
7:30 p.m. TlcketsS14-$20.
Call 957.4033 for reser-
vations.
•cau,. end Doll" will run
through June 9 at the
Laguna M oulton
Playhouse. 606 Laguna
Canyon Road in Laguna
Beach. Cati 494-0743 for
more information.
-n. .... ,, ...... ,..,
June «-ttand.June ••
-23 at the Curt11
Theater, Brea Ctvic
Cultural Center, 1 CMc
Center Clrde In er... Thie
compeltln9 visit to
backn.ge "'-Wical ......
on-tt.roed ia performed
nightly at a p.m .• and &mo
daya at 5 p.m. Tk:tceta:
S10. Call 871-e815 for
bet Information. ... ...... , ... ,, ...
.. ..... '"Barefoot In lhe
Pwk" wit runn lwough
June 9 .. the H8'lequin
Dinner Plliyhou•. 3503 s.
Harbor Btvd. In Senta
Ana.. Show times: Tue.
day tttroug" Thursday,
dinner at 1:30 p.m .. cur-
tain at 8:15 p.m., $20. Frl-
chly. dinner at 7:15 p.m.,
cunwn • • p.m .• $22.
Saturday. dinner .. 8:30
p.m'"' curtlMn llt ~ p.m ..
$24.95. Sunday. dinner at
5:45 p.m., curtain et 7:30
p.m., S20. CaM 9~11
for reservation&.
-n. ..._. ... A DtrtJ
Man," the hilarious story
of a famlty whOM aon
·goes bed' by dll'ectfng the
town's fiflt porno lnCMe,
then marries the ster, wffJ
play on consecutive
weekends: June 14 -15,
June 21 and 22. and June
28 and 29, at the Cypress
Cultural Arts Building,
5172 Orange Ave. In
Cypress. Show time 8
p.m. T*> special Sunday
matinees will atao t>e
offered at 2:15 p.m .. June
18 and June 23. Tk*ets:
S5 and $4. Calf 521-9409
f« tldlet Information.
-Call a er wilt run through
June 23 at Elizabeth
Howard's Curtain Call
Dinner Theater. 690 El
Camino Real in Tustin.
Show times· Tuesday
through Thursday 6:30
p.m .. Friday and Saturday
7 p.m., and Sunday 11 :30
Lm. and 5:30 p.m. Prices
start at $14.95. Call 838-
1540 for reMfV&tiona. ......... . .... ...,..,. ..
•Aa Y• ~ It" will be
presented June 20 -22
and June 28 -30 In the
Drama lab Theater on the
campus of Orange Coast
College. 2701 Fairview
Road In Costa Mesa. Call
432·5527 for show times
and ticket Information. _, c....., ..........
co.....tr "Har•er." the
story of a man and hts
friend -an invisible six
foot tall rabbit -will be
presented June 28 and 29
and July 11 , 13, 19. and
21, in the Patio Theater on
the campus of Golden
West College. 15744
Golden West St. in Hun-
tington Beach. Call 895-
8378 for ticket informa-
tion.
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Film
.,... ~ ...... .
......... CCNMdf ..... . .... ..,.., Helwrd Uw
.. Heft1 w9'o ••"'99'"
wllh gradee, a tyrannictll
proteeaor and the
proh 1ot•~ ...
be act .... June 7 In the
Soc'-' Science Hal on the
campua of UC Irvine at 7
p.m. CaN 85&-6379 for
more lnk>rmatlon.
........... UeM" by Lenl
AeffetlStahl. a mm which
explorn the delltruction
of nature due to the greed
of modern society. will
screen at 7 p.m . June 9 in
the Humanities Hell on tM
campus ot UC Irvine.
Free. Call 856-5386 for
more Information.
MiscellaDeom
.,,. •s 11 1 •• ,,. r
wtl be held at the N•port
Beech MarrlOtt Hotel June
7 -t . Mystery buffs will
be chalenged to solve a
serles of "murders" s18g-
ed during a formal dJnnef
party. Clues w ill be
arranged throughout the
hotel and in the netghbor-
ing F-"'on l9'and shop-
ping complell. lnduded as
part of tfte weekend
package are ac-
comodatioua. receptions.
Md ,...... tor $115 per
peraon. doMble occupen~
cy. For more information
call ~. ext. 6432..
TM Me iMl1 c.tar 1M
II• and International
Food Fair will be hetd
June 30 from a a.m . to 5
p.m. in Newport Center.
Call Judy Goffin 528-1258
for more information.
1"""9ctloft In wobic9.
karate. tennis, aikido.
scuba diving. and swim-
ming will begin June 24 by
the campus recreation
--•.W.otUC ......
Calf ~5M tor lllfocn•
tlon.
,..._ ... __
a ... mnd._Otd 111 a
wilt perror"' hla hlt
"Georwle On My Miner'
and others when he
llPPW'9 ...... 3 ....... at
... Ctu,Hor9etwDcM'l.
15IO~DrMln
SatM Ana. Tide• go on
.... May 2 aftaJ' 5 p.m.
Cal~ 1512 tor more in-
tormaaon.
LI.,....._ -S*'fofm
his "" MRaindfops keep
Falling On My H .. d ..
whef\he~June11
at the Crazy Horse
Saloon. 1580 8'oolcholow
Drive In Santa Ana.
Tlckets go on sale May 9
.,.., 5 p .. m. Cal 54&.1512
tor more information.
....... _. It.a T--."'
a concert by the UC !Moe
wtnd~.wtlper
fonn "La Fleata Mex-
icena" June 5 in the Fine
Arts Village Theater
beglnnfng at 8 p .m .
Tick-.: 14. $3, and S2 .
C.. ~18 for more in-
tomMlllon.
T8'e UC lrwl•e Jazz e... ... will pef'fOfm
Big &Md U.. by Glenn
Mitter and Tommy Dor99y
June 8 .. a p.m. and June
9 at 3 p.m. o..ang wilt
follow. Tide• tor concer1
and dance $1 o. for con.-
cert only, 14. $3, and $2.
CaH 856-e.16 for more in-
tonnalon. ~ In the
F°lnl Alta VilllOa Theeter.
Tlte Ora•e• C•••tr ...... c:aa ...... per-
torm a PoPa Cdebration
June 14 et 8 p.m. in the
Plummer Auditorium. 201
E. Chapman Ave. In
Fulerton. and June 15 at 8
p .m. in the Santa Ana
High School Auditorium,
520 W. Watnut In Santa
Ana. Tlcilets: S10 and $7.
Call 535-0153 for more in·
formation.
• .,, ,, .. ~-by
Handel wilt cloee the
8-oque ~ F..aival
on June I at 8 p.m. et the
St M6cNel & Al Angeles
Church. 3233 PlldAc View
Drtve.
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Orange County Entertainer 9
---Movies·---------
'Secret Places' Has Intelligence, Power, Compassion
bJ Jack Hott.net
After a seemingly endless plethora of
mindless and inane pictures on teenage life, at
last we have a movie that treats youth with
some mtelhgence and perception. It is a 20th
Century-Fox release. the positively brilliant pic-
ture "Secret Places."
This is a film about young girls growing up.
The focal point is a young refugee from Ger-
many who arrives in a provincicll English com-
munity during World War II. Her presence stirs
up pre1ud1ces and causes conflicts and clashes
between her and some of the other girls.
In time loyalties emerge and fnendships oc-
c ur. but in the process the ftlm daringly and
beautifully deals with the sub1ect of suspected
lesbianism and of the small m inds who insist
upon looking at a friendship as a sign of sexual
impropriety.
It is in this respect that the picture emerges
as one of beauty, power and compassion. In
fact. it is the intelligence and the good taste in-
herent in this highly moving film that make it so
outstanding. -It was written by a woman. Zelda Barron, who
adapted it from the novel by Janice Elliott. In all
respects. the woman's viewpoint is evident, and
as such what emerges is a delicate and insight-
ful study of young girls who are reaching into
maturity.
It is at once a highly moving picture, one with
Experience the Extraordinary.
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delight )Our vis ion.
You ..:an arrange to view th1!> work . and others
in our ..:olkction. simply by <.:ailing for a private
.;howing. We would be pleased to help you select
un image that renecls your taste and adds value
to your life. J\ nd you will be pleased by our
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frief'd•.
tenderness. need, and understanding which
are the key factors rather than blatant sound
tracks of rock. scenes depicting vulgarity under
the guide of honesty. and a plture of youth as
one of a relentless pursuit of sex wherever It
can be found.
Oh . there is sex here. It is mainly In the case
o f a young blonde girl who has an urgent desire
for sexual experiment. She is a wonderfully
happy, carefree, and uninhibited girl whose
utter delight In her body and in sex are joyous
instead of tasteless.
Then there is the close association between
two of the girls whose close friendship Is mis-
taken for improper sex by an older teacher
whose code or morality 1s rigid and inherently
suspicious.
The picture has no names 1n the cast. so one
can only hope that it will attract the wide
audience 1t deserves
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Fresh Seafood Daily ... And the only Authentic Texas-Style Ribs. Brisket
Sausage a nd C hicken in Southern California.
"Texas and barbecue
are synonymous. The
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good tastes ... The food
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r . ---Potpourri--------
'Rock-N-Roll Heaven'
Comes To Earth At Hop
South Coast Plaza
Offers Music Series
..._ . .
South Coast Metro ti ofterlng lta fifth .muaJ
luncheon Concert Serlea June 8 -Auguet 1,
preaented by South Coast Ptaza and MtoMlob
In conjunctk>n with the Orange County P9rtor·
ming Arts Center.
An all new show, "Aock-N-Roll Heaven"
takes place every M onday night at The Hop. A
cast of performers, starring Greg "Topper"
present classic songs of the SO's made famous
by stars who have since passed on.
Elvis Presley. Jlmi Hendrix. Janis Joplin, Ot-
tis Redding, Danny and the Juniors, Richie
Valens. John Lennon. and the Big Bopper are a
few of the greats who are memoralized In this
Las Vegas type review.
PBS Emmy Award winning Greg "Topper" is
noted tor having the longest continuously run-
ning rock and roll show 1n Southern California
history
Also featured 1n "Rock-N-Aoll Heaven" is
local singer/ musician Steve McClintock, who
formerly performed 1n Orange County Clubs
with the group Private I. and Bobby Carlisle
another local favorite.
The Hop is located at 18774 Brookhurst in
Fountain Valley For more information call: 71 4-
963-2366.
JUNE EVENT CALENDAR
THE HOP 18774 BROOKHURST FOUNTAIN VALLeY
(714·M3·23H)
Sunday The Jason Chase All Star Review Featuring Lee
Ferrell
Monday 8 00 p m Rock And Roll Heaven Tribute to
Rock's Legends. tea1urn1g Greg Topper
Tuesday 8 00 pm The All New "Rock Around The
Clock. history of rock & roll realuring Jason Chase
ThurSday Crazy Contests: Lip Sync. twist. bUk-'b•tt
shoot.
Fr1day & Saturday: Oanoel Dancel Dancel M.C.: Joel-
Sleven
June 5th· 7·30 p.m. Aeghteoua Brothers. $12.50 per P8f-
son
June 12th 7 30 p.m. Gary Puckett, $10.00 per person
June 191h Doors Open 7:00 p.m . The Prom. Prom
Theme "Lovin' Feeling." I st Annual Event. $10.00 per per-
son
The concerts are hetd Thuradaya, beginning
June 8, 11 :45 a.m. -1:15 p.m. for• variety of
toe-tapping mualc. The concert• will be held In
South Coast Plaza Town Center's California
Scenark> and Town Center Park.
Headliners Slates
Grand Appearances
Something new and exciting Is coming to
Orange County. Beginning June 3 , Headliners
Ltd. wHI preeen1 "Monday Night He8dllnet
Concerts" at 1he Grand Dinner Theater In the
elegant Grand Hotel in Anaheim.
Chevy Chase Stars As Indefatigable 'Fletch ~
The concerts will be held three Mondays a
month and will feature the biggest stars In the
business. The premier headliner on June 3 wot
be the hilarious funnyman. David Brenner, with
the outrageous Wayland Flowers and Madame
slated for June 17. The Lettermen. June 24 and
singer I comedian Jim Stafford and ven-
triloquist Ronn Lucas on July 8. Other artlata
who will be appearing are Louise MandreU, The
Smothers Brothers, Roy Clark and Mel Tiiiis.
Each artist will perform two shows, one at
7:30 and one at 10:00 p.m ., with audience
seating and cocktail service one hour prior to
each performance. Ticket prices will vary with
each concert. but all seatlnQ is reserved.
Chevy Chase, one ot the most popular per-
formers on the contemporary scene. is the first
actor to be seen as wise-cracking investigative
reporter/ sleuth l.M. Fletcher. who is loved
worldwide by tans o f the award-winning
mystery novel Fletch and its popular sequels.
In the title role of one of fiction's most indeli-
ble characters. Chase turns in a tour de force
12
per1ormance. relying on assumed identities
and a steady stream of patter to hide his real
purposes as an Investigative journalist for a
major Los Angeles area newspaper.
Michael Ritchie. known for his deft satiric
touch with comedy, directed this Universal pic-
ture from the screenplay by Andrew Bergman.
Based on the best-selling novet of the same ti-
tle by Gregory Mcdonald. "Fletch" was produc-
ed by Alan Grelsman and Peter Douglas. Joe
Don Baker. Tim Matheson, Dana Wheeler-
N1cholson and Richard Libertini also star In the
comedy.
Hoping to bring a great variety of top enter-
tainm ent to an intimate setting In Orange Coun-
ty. Headliners Ltd. will present your favorite
vocal artists. comedians. magicians and In-
strumentalists. Only a few m inutes away a1 the
Grand Hotel. it's like a little b it of Vegas In your
back yard.
For information and reservations, phone the
Headliner Hotline at 714-850-9921.
DINING IN AN EARLY CALIFORNIA
MANSION
Servin& a variety of fooda Mlopted from the many ethnic and cukuraJ
recipes banded down Ulna the hiltorical California put. From homeayle
chicken and dumplinp to domatk: rack of lamb. lmater ~yle schnitzel
and veal prepared with ct.111 of Momerey and artichokes from the Salinu valley. Breut
of chirUD Dftpared .. C'OO raju" aDd enchiladu "Del Mar" from IOUtb of the border are
allO ottered. Dua rrta are a apecialty. 1be wine cellar ii stocked with a complete 1electioa
of wiw from the Napa-Sonoma v~)'•·
AJ1 award·wi.DalDC. moderately priced ratauraot for your next diniDI experience.
AUMAf()I
CAIDS ACClnlD
rtANO IAI
ENTllT AINMINT
TUES-SAT
Orange County Entertainer
LUNCH M-f
DINNER NICHTL Y
SUNDAY BUFFET
BRUNCH
June 1986
.. , can't bill .. I CM heN .,,. much tun ...
and (let tMld ltN It•
The ,...,,, comment ol an apparent
.. b ....• ...,,, AlcGN'l In Ne•-port 8-ch . .., ...... ....
At ft'9t. yqu only do a doutJle&ake "'*' you ... a .,_..,.. pleyer, clr1111d In a clwt un.
lform, compl• wlll a cap, Wlllklng wound the
clauy Newport a.ct. ,....,,.,...
You figure that he mutt ~ tor a loollt IOft·
ball teem, or~. Md 1-.y .,..,... In
for a beer after the o-me. But..,...,., a ._.
pl.a. And how did "81 guy get tttrouflft ..
front door? .
It'• only . when you notice Robin Hood, .
carefully blllMdng a tray Ml of.....,. an tlll' •
right hand, ltlll your Ml'Pk*>nl become.,.,.,..
ed. a.i't ._a Ke'/ltl>ne Kop CNW there? .. that
Lmte Red Arding Hood?
And you -tM ... guy wtlh the hat -you're
Dr. Lw .. ~. I preeumet Hey-thla piece la
teeming with cowboya, lndlW. ctoctora. and
bellhopll .
tt ctoe.t't tllke long kW curloetty to peak when
you walk Into Bobby McGee'a, where
empk)yMe Nven up the dinner experience by
dr9Nlng up In coelUme and ...umlng the rotes
of a wfde..range of ctiaractert. Some toa In accem.. Some try humor. And .. · pley the
theatrics of their reepecttw rote. to the hit.
It d ~d• up to a lot of fun for tbe gudta.
And for the employees, too.
"Fun? Huhf Lota of fun!," replies Hefga, frQm
Sweden, In a very-aarcastlc tone (and acoent),
upon hearing thla last comment. "I vork and
slave my fingers to the bone! Funt"
She sure does, and so do the other
. ,,
Gary Puckett
In Concerti
June 12
THOSE CRMY 50's-6'1s D4\YS
ARE 8AOC AG/11N
Feab..W'ing Famous IVs Olne11
Danmgl LM'Showsl bJny DJs & Comlol
Open nll!ty-JDWI ltW ~
Our.U&IShowf
llOCX 'N llOU. HSMWN
A Trba to Rodc'S lqndS.
feMurtng GllEG TOPPER
Every Monday-8 p.m.
Oonlmm1'1r
.1A10N CHAIS AUATAlt BVW
An evening d comedy and song
fNluring LEE FEMElJ.
Every Sunday-8 p.m.
The hOal!Sl show i"I toWnl
llOCIC =-· Q.OCI( tNtunng JASON CHASE
Every Tursday-8 p.m.
18774 llrooktust. Fountain Valley
fformerty Medley'Jt 7141963·2366
June 1985
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Oranf18 &>unty Entertainer
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SUNDAY •RUNCH
FRESH FISH• EASTIRN BIEF
un l!NTUITAlt•~T
CHAMPACUll! HARllOR CRUISl!S
SATURDAY • •RUNCH
SUNDAY • BRUNCH, SUPPER
1110
LAFA nne AVE. .... ~
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175-Sm
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....... 1
r • ---Potpourri--------
'Rock-N-Roll Heaven'
Comes To Earth At Hop
South Coast Plaza
Offers Music Series
South Cont Metro ta offering tta flfth ennuel
Luncheon Concert s.-... June 8 -A~ 1.
prnented by South Coast Plaza and Mloh9tob
In conjunction wtth the Orange County P9rfot-
mlng Arta c.m.r.
An all new show, "Aock-N-Roll Heaven"
takes place every Monday night at The Hop. A
cast of performers. starring Greg "Topper"
present classic songs of the SO's made famous
by stars who have since passed on.
Elvis Presley. J1m i Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Ot-
tis Redding. Danny and the Juniors. Richie
Valens. John Lennon. and the Big Bopper are a
few of the greats who are memoralized In this
Las Vegas type review
PBS Emmy Award winning Greg "Topper" is
noted for having the longest continuously run-
ning rock and roll show in Southern CaJitornia
history
Also featured 1n "Rock-N-Roll Heaven" is
local singer/ musician Steve McClintocJc, who
formerly performed in Orange County Clubs
with the group Private I. and Bobby Carlisle
another local favorite.
The Hop is located at 1877 4 Brookhurst in
Fountain Valley For mQre information call: 714-
963-2366
JUN£ £VENT CALENDAR
THE HOP 18774 BROOKHURST FOUNTAIN VAU!Y
(71 4-M3·23H)
Sunday Tne Jason Chase All Star Review Featuring Lee
Ferrett
Monday 8 00 pm Rock And Roll Heaven Tribute 10
Rock s Legends. rea1uring Greg Topper
Tuesday 8 00 pm The All New "Rock Around The
Clock h1s101y ot rock & roll leatu11ng Jason Chase
Thursday Cruy Comest•: Lip Syn<:, twist. bUketbaH
shoot.
Frldey & Saturday: Dancel Dancel Dancel M.C. Joe~
Steven
June 5th· 7·30 p.m. Righteous Br~s. S 12.50 per Pef·
son
June 12th 7 30 pm. Gary Puckett, $10.00 per person
June 19th Doors Open 1·00 p.m The Prom, Prom
Theme Lovin· FHhng." 1st Annual Event. $10.00 per per-
son
The concerti are hefd Thursday•. beglnnfng
June 8, 11 ~45 a.m. -1:15 p.m. for a variety of
toe-tapping music. The cone.rt• wut be heed In
South Coast Pllza Town Center'• CaHfornta
Scenario and Town Center Park.
Headliners Slates
Grand Appearances
Something new and exciting Is coming to
Orange County. Beginning June 3. HeadNnera
Ltd. wm preeent "Monday Night He9dlmer
Concerts" at the Grand Dinner Theater In the
etegant Grand Hotel in Anaheim.
Chevy Chase Stars As Indefatigable 'Fletch'
The concerti will be held three Monday• a
month and wlH feature the biggest stars In the
business. The premier headliner on June 3 will
be the hllarloua funnyman. David Brenner. with
the outrageous Wayland Flowers and Madame
slated for June 17. The Lettermen. June 24 and
singer I comedian Jim Stafford and ven-
triloquist Ronn Lucas on July 8. Other artists
who wlll be appearing are Louise Mandrefl. The
Smothers Brothers. Roy Clark and Mel Ttllla.
Each artist will perform two shows. one at
7:30 and one at 10:00 p.m .• with audience
seating and cocJctall service one hour pnor to
each performance. Ticket prices wlll vary with
each concert. but all seating ls reserved.
Chevy Chase. one of the most popular per-
formers on the contemporary scene. is the first
actor to be seen as wise-cracking investigative
reporter/ sleuth I M Fletcher. who is loved
worldwide by fans of the award-winning
mystery novel Fletch and its popular sequels.
In the title role of one of fiction 's most Indeli-
ble characters. Chase turns in a tour de force
12
performance, relying on assumed Identities
and a steady stream of patter to hide his real
purposes as an Investigative journalist for a
major Los Angeles area newspaper.
M ichael Ritchie. known for his deft satiric
touch with comedy. directed this .Unlversal pic-
ture from the screenplay by Andrew Bergman.
Based on the best-setting novet of the same ti-
tle by Gregory Mcdonald. "Fletch" was produc-
ed by Alan Greisman and Peter Douglas. Joe
Don Baker. Tim Matheson. Dana Wheeler-
N1cholson and Richard Libertini also star In the
comedy.
Hoping to bring a great variety of top enter-
tainment to an intimate setting In Orange Coun-
ty . Headliners Ltd. will present your favorite
vocal artists. comedians. magicians and In-
strumentalists. Only a few minutes away at the
Grand Hotel. It's like a llttte bit of Vega• In your
back yard.
For information and reservations. phone the
Headhner Hotline at 714-850-9921.
DINING IN AN EARLY CALIFORNIA
MANSION
Sef'viDI a variety of food.a adopted from the many ethnic and cuku.ral
recipes bawled dow1I tbru the hiltorical California put. From homettyle
cbickea ud dumplinp to domettic rack of lamb. lunter •yie 1ebnitzel
aod veal prepared with cbe1111 of Moalerey and articbokel from the Salinu valley. Brtalt
o1 cbirUD ~ "eae raju" and enchilMH "Del llar" from IDUtb ol tbe harder are
ai.o offered. 0111 M1I an a .,.cialty. The wine cellar &I stocked with a complete te...U.
ol wtw from &Jae Nape-Solloma =•· Ao award-wtnntnc. moderately · rettaurant for your next dininl experientt
AllMAJOI CAIDS ACCEnED
rtANOIAI
fNTllT AINMINT
TUES-SAT
Orange County Entertainer
LUNCH M-f
DINNER NIGHTl Y
SUNDAY BUfffT
BRUNCH
June 1~5
Gary Puckett
in Concert!
J,une 12
THOSE CRAZY 50's-60's ~vs
AREBAOC~
F~&#ing Famous IVs Olneft
~ Uw~ btrryOJs& Coma
Open nlllty-Joln ft~
eur .. ua1 Showf aoac---·• llOU......,. A Trba to lodr's_legends.
~GIEG TOflPER
Every Monda)'-8 p.m.
oarrt m1a owr
JASON CH."'8 MWTAll ..VW
M r.e ling ol comedy and song
felCurtng l& FEmU. l
Ewry Sunday-8 p.m.
Thr hoalnl snow 1n toWnf
llOOl .:ti8a.ocx
~JASON CHASE
EWry bfday-8 p.m
18774 ~ Fc:>urUirl Valley
ffooMrtY Mldry'if 7141963-2366
June 1N5 Orange e<>unty Entertainer
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On a summer-like May evening, Costa Mesa
resident Nancy Hartman decided that her hus-
band, Roger, was going to take her out to
dinner when he came home from work. And
she knew just where she wanted to go.
She wanted ribs. the kind served at the New-
port Rib Company. on Newport Boulevard in
Costa Mesa.
"I think their ribs are outstanding," she com-
mented, between mo "We've been here a
half-dozen times or so. and we really think the
food is good -especially for the price." hus-
band Roger added.
Others obviously agree with Nancy and
Roger Hartman. because the Newport Rib
Company does a thriving business. especially
on weekends. In addition, the restaurant offers
a very wefl-packaged takeout service. so even
when the seats are filled. Newport's finest ribs
are available.
"We serve the best ribs that you can buy -
baby back nbs .. Fran Ursini, owner of the New-
port Rib Company. said. "They cost up to $1
more than other ribs on the market. but they
are w orth 1t They're the meatiest r ibs
available ··
Indeed they are. These rrbs are big, thick.
very succulent. and the barbeque sauce is
seasoned just right. Truly a rib lover's dream.
Also worth a munch are the barbecued
shrimp -big, delicious shrimp grilled to
perfection. Served with ribs and priced at
$1 1.95. this plate 1s one of the best bargains in
Orange County.
Another fa vorite at the Newport Rib Com-
pany 1s the rib-chicken-brisket-Louisiana hot
sausage comb1nat1on ($10.95). along with
barbecued shnmp kabob ($11.95).
Still. it's the ribs that have people waiting out-
side on the patio during busy weekend
evenings While they wait. they can take in the
sunset. or the early evening hours. while they
sip beer or wine.
When they finally do order ribs. they can
choose from the regular plate S10.95), the
smaller size $8.95). or Jhe larger ala ($12.95).
Each plate laso Is served with cole slaw. corn
bread. vegetable. fresh fruit, and choice of bak-
ed beans or special fries.
The atmosphere is very casual and comfor-
table -nothing fancy. but well-decorated. On
Sunday evenings from 5-8 p.m .• magician Scott
Tokar perform s up close and personal magic
rrom table to table.
01' Fashioned Steakhouse
Mld-W• Cam Fed
e..fntFNlhS_,DOd
·Pan Fried
Steaks (our specralty-
smoth ered in herbs and
jumbo onions)
• Prime Rib • Fresh Sea-
food and our special
desserts
Major
Credit Cards
Accepted.
Live Country Music
and Dancing in Saloon
Dinner
Mon-Sun 5 p.m.
Lunch
Mon-Fri 11-3 p.m.
Reservations Guaranteed
549-1512
Dyer Ad. Exit/Newport Fwr.
1580 Brookhollow Dr., ....... AM
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Phone: 131-2111
Howa: ...._ .... '911 P.l'ft.f a..-,, 1-11 p.m.
Two for One
Dinner Selections ,
St!rvcd 5:00-7:00 p.m. Weds, Thurs, Fri.
House S~dalties
< .mhhc.111 l'ork Chop
<hkar Purl Royal
P11rk & Shrimp K.1bub
Prime t<1 h au JU'
r ''l'l Sirlllln
( hidcn o~ar
I cn~;ik1 C'h1dcn
S tuff\..'tl Snapper
Stuffed flounder
Beef
Chickm
Seafood
$9.95
$9.95
$9 .95
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SI0.95
$9.95
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(Cll pir~ 6-28-85)
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June 1985 Orange County Entertainer 15 .,
--Dining & Nightlife---
The Barn Is Like and danci ng nl ghtly.
American and Mexican. I
Johnny Appleseed: Abundant
S1eak1. •••food 1nd
specialty dl1he1. Reeer-
vallona required. $$-$$$
C"•f'• Kltol\en,
Ol1neytand Hotel, t 150 W.
Cerrftos Ave., 778-6e00.
Sunday brunch. Hol 1nd
cold entrees, salad bar,
pastry tray, Belgium
waffles. made-to-order
omelettes. SS
Mr. lte1, 1105 E.
Katella Ave.. 834·2"4.
Lunch, dinner, h•PPY
hour. live entettalnm.tt
and dancing. C•tfomla I
contln enlal cuelne:
award-w inni ng •l ne
cellar . Re1erv1tlon•
suggested. SSS
When Cal Mc Collum. owner of The Barn
restaurant 1n Tustin, decided to begin serving
breakfast. he spent some six months designing
the menu with the help of chef Salvador Mares.
The result, as evidenced some three months
ago when breakfast d ishes began coming out
of The Barn's kitchen. are a variety o f
\radit1onal items. like omelettes or steak and
eggs, along with a few specialties a la Mc
Collum and Mares.
For instance, consider "Johnny Appleseed,"
an apple delight sure to please the sweet tooth
of any sweets lover Priced at $4. 75. it's a big
pancake loaded with Amaretto spiced apples
and then baked.
"Stuffed Frenc h1e" is much like "Johnny
Appleseed," except that thick French toast is
substituted tor the pancake. "Hawaiian
Sunrise" ($4 75) 1s another real taste treat -a
pair of pineapple rings are d ipped in batter.
deep fried. placed atop sliced Canadian bacon.
and then sprinkled with coconut and powdered
sugar
But nothing beats the "Paul Bunyon
Special." a $14.95 conglomeration of food. A
one-pound New York Steak. Four eggs. Four
flap1acks Choice of steak or country fries. Who
can eat a meal like this for breakfast?
"No one. so tar," laughed Mc Collum one
morning. after having served breakfast for
almost a month. "We haven't had anyone order
1t (the ··Paul Bunyon Special") yet. I can't eat 1t
We did have one regular customer who said
that he was going to come back and buy one."
But then. everything at The Barn has always
seemed larger than lite, anyway. For starters.
the builcllng itself is over 15,000 square feet,
and can accommodate 400 people downstairs,
and another 300 upstairs.
Decorated with a variety o f antique items.
The Barn had already earned a reputation for a
busy lunch and dinner business. In fact, The
Barn·s busy lunches led Mc Collum to open a
breakfast menu
Besides ottering tasty meals. The Barn has
seven separate decor rooms. each able to
serve nicely as a corporate meeting room. So.
1n essenced. the local business crowd that
packs into the restaurant for lunch each day
can now hold Its morning meetings over "Paul
Bunyon Specials "
Of course. for executives with m o rtal
stomachs, items like The Barn Benedict ($4.95)
4 are also available. Two charbroiled beef pat-
ties. placed on toasted rye bread. are stacked
with two eggs and covered with hollandaise
sauce and the end result 1s a very tasty
NORM CALVINS ...
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breakfast.
Also popular at The Barn are the cinnamon
rolls. which are three Inches high and four-and-
a-half Inches around. Dripping with glaze.
they're very flaky, and a virtual meal In
themselves.
"We have peole who will call and say, •make
sure you have pkJnty of cinnamon rolls for us,"'
Mc Collum laughed.
The Piece: The Bern
Addreu: 14N2 "-dhlll, TueOn
PhOne: 730-0115
Hou,.: Mon-Fri, t:J0-11 a.m.; aleo kind\, dtnner,
SundaJ brunch
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Anaheim
Adrienne'•, Sheraton
-Anaheim, 1015 W. Bell
Rd., 778-1700. Lunch.
dinner, Sunday brunch.
California cuisine in a
newly renovated setting.
SS
a ..... wane. 1074 N.
Tustin, Anaheim. 630-
2812 Lunch, dinner. Sun-
day brunch, happy hour.
Piano bar and singer
Tues-Sat. American food.
Reservations suggested.
S$$
CaN M•rl•, 1801 E.
Katella Ave.. 634-1888.
Lunch, dinner. Sunday
brunch. happy hour. O.J.
and dancing Fri -Sat.
Mexican food. S
Cerda. 316 S. Euclid,
535-9978. Lu!"lch. dinner
Fri. and Sat.. happy hour.
Live entertainment and
dancing nightly. American
food $$$
ChafteJ Brown'a, 1751
S State College. 634-
2211 . Lunch, dinner. Sun-
day brunch, happy hour.
Video entertainment.
The Dueout. 1221 E.
Katella (at the Ramada
Inn-Disneyland ), 978-
8088. Breakfut. lunch,
dinner from 6 a.m. to Mld-
n I g ht da lly . Darts,
shuttleboard. satellite TV.
and American cuisine. $
OaYln'1, Sheraton -
Anaheim, 1015 W. Batl
Rd .. 778-1700. Lunch dai-
ly. happy hour. Entertain-
ment and dancing nightly.
Caltfornia cuisine.
OranYH .. ,., Disneyland
Hotel, 1150 W. Cerritos
Ave.. 778-6600. Dinner
Mon-Sat. Colonial
American cuisine. Reser-
vations suggested. S$$.S
Oreen'• Cafe and
Saloon, Grand Hotel, 7
Freedman Way. 772-7777.
Lunch, dinner Mon-Sat,
Sunday brunch, happy
hour. Beef, fresh fish and
Me11ican specialties. $$
Mlulutppt Moot.,...,
409 W. Katene. 958-0890.
Lunch dally. dinner. hap.
py. hour. Entertainment
Sauna • Jacuzzi • Massage
ALL PROFESSIONAL FEMALE STAFF
Oecara I, 1180 N.
Kraemer Blvd., 830-0121.
Lunch. dinner, happy
hour. exoept S•t. ind
Sun. Live ahowt end con-
tests Mon-Sat. Big screen
satellite television. SS
........,_. ....... 328
N. Stanton Ave .. 952-
921 l . Lunch. dinner, hep.
PY hour. D.J. and dancing
Fri-Sat. Japaneae cuisine. s
SltlpJard '""• Disneyland Hotel, 1150 W.
Cerrlto1 Ave.. nB-8600.
Lunch, dinner. Seafood
with several fre1h flah
selecik>nl dally. Reier·
vationa suggea119d. $$$
The lumM•rtree
............. '717S.Weat
St. (In the Emerald Hotel).
999-0990. Breakfast,
lunch and dinner dally
from 6i30 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Sunday brunch served
from t 1 a.m -2 p.m. $
The Thlfd Ploof, 171 7
S West St. (In the
(Con""-d on P ... 17)
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Mon rrr llAM To 2AM • Sat 12 Noon-2.AM • Sun 1Pfv1-11Ptv1
(714) 955-3191
4251 SUITE G. MARTINGALE WAY, NEWPORT BEACH. CA 92660
2 Blocks From John Wayne Airport
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(213) 924-5031 (213) 430-01 75
2 I 6 I 2 Norwalk Bm:l 500 Padfic COCllt Hwy.
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Orange County Entertal,,.r
Restaurants
(C•..._ll ...... '8ee11)
Emerald Hotel), "9..ot90.
Dinner Hrved Monday
through Saturday from
6:30-11 p.m. Lhte enter-
tainment and Continental
cuisine. R .. etvatk>f\9 and
Jackets for men required.
$$$$
v .. v ...............
Dlaneytand Hotel. 1150 W.
Cerritos Ave., 778-6e00.
Breakfeat. lunch, dinner.
American apeclaltlea,
fresh peata, salads and
homemade Ice cream. S
Brea
La Vida, 6105 Carbon
Canyon Rd., eff-0720.
Breakfast Sat-Sun, lunch,
dinner. happy hour. Live
entertainment Fri-Sal.
American food. Hotel with
one of the only hot springs
tn Southern California. $
Rutty Pellcen, 190 S .
State College Blvd., 871 -
3020. Lunch, dinner. Sun-
day brunch, happy hour.
live entertainment and
dancing Tuea-Sat.
Primarily 1eafo0d, with
18-22 different rr .. h nsh
dally. Reservation• re-
quested. $$$
Buena Park
"--· ,...,, 8231 Manchester Ave.. 522-
1542. Lunch, dinner, hap-
py hour. SteaK1. IMfood,
with llve whole Maine
lobsters. Reaervatlons
recommended. $S
Costa Mesa
Chllrtle't Chill, 2278
Newport Blvd .. s.49-2294.
Open 24 hours a day.
Featuring chill d lshe1.
with a full-service coffee
shop menu. S
Ml CMa, 296 E. 17th
St.. 645-7626. Lunch,
dinner. Live entertainment
Wed-Sat. Mexican food. S
Mione'., 2701 H•rbor
Blvd.. 979-6735. lunch,
dinner. Italian food, ln-
ctuding pizza, veal and
salads. S
Ne•polt Nb C°""'l"f,
2000 Newport Btvd., 631 ·
211 0. Dinner. BBQ ribs
and chicken. $S
, .............. 745
w. 19th St., 850-5735.
Breakfast, lunch, dinner.
Omelettes, homem•de
soups. sandwiches, ......
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FUN TO GO FORMAL
831-5270 .
1807 Newport Blvd.
CoeteM-
June 1e65
caHerole1. Weekday
breakfut tpeclala and
deify dtnner apectata. S
Cypress
Harl•• Ja,aneee
C..._, 4009 W. Ball Ad.,
527-3576. Lunch, dinner.
Japanese food with a
sushi bar. U
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Dana Point
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Dan• TrMter, 34150
Pacific CoHt Hwy.. 493-
2803. Lunch, d inner.
oyster bar. Sunday
brunch. live entertain-
ment. SeafOOd and con-
tinental cuisine. Known
for local lobater caught
daily . Re1ervatlons
recommended on
weekends. $$$
Quiet Ca"'on. 3<43.w
Street of the Green
Lantern, 498-&146. Lunch,
dinner, Happy Hour, Sun-
day Brunchj. Steaks.
prime rib. seafood. and
the fln•t coastline view In
Southern Callfornla.
Reseriatlons
recommended. SS
El Toro
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MOit CMIHU, 23642 El
Toro Rd .. 830-3810
Lunch. dinner. Cloaed
Mondays. Entertlllnment
wtth h•rplat or vlollnlst
Belgl •n and French
cuisine. Dre•• code.
.. Fullerton
a1 ....... 501 N. State
Colege, 17o-o433. Lunch,
dlnnet, Sunday brunett.
happy hour. Live 8"t9r·
talnrnent end danctng
ni ghtly . Burger•. ome1en... pizza. MMka.
undwfche1 and Mlada. S
c ..... " ...... ,.._. c.-. 222 W. Houston
Ave .. 992-2580. lreeltfast.
lunch, dinner. Sunday
brunch, happy hour. O.J.
and dancl"Q nightly. SM-
food. lteek. ..nctwtchea.
Sophisticated yet CUual
dining wtth high energy
dancing; •dfacent to Hon~
day Inn Fullerton. S-SS
c ..... c ...... 1933
Sunny Crest Or.. 870-
0891 . Dinner happy hour.
Steafls. seafood. fresh
fish end salad bar. Reser-
vetlons not required bu1
available. $S
• .....,., ~ 323 N.
State College Blvd., 870·
1•00. Lunch, dinner. hap-
py hour. live entertain-
ment and dancing Wed-
Sat. American food. In-
cluding BBQ ribs and
chicken, pasta. seafood
and •llMU. $
El Pmo c......, 2736
E. Nutwood Ave .. 871 -
9750. lunch. dinner, Sun-
d9Y brun~. happy hour.
O.J. and dancing nightly.
MexlCll"I food. S
Ruby Begonia's, 1500
S. Raymond Ave. (In
Grl•wold's Hotel), 635-
DINNER• BRUNCH
D~no & c•ry OU1
Open Monday-
Satll'day -ipm
Sunday 2pm
*TAKE-OUT --....,
~f.Y/POR"l" c0RIB...i~ t\f Pf\\"'
200llllfwt ... ca ...
131-!110
9000.Lunch,Otnner.Hap-
PY Hout wMICnighta from
5-7 p.m .. wfth eulhl bar on
Monday and Tuesday.
Oanctng, h9 ~
ment Wfdneeday lhrougtl
Saturday. Ameran con-
tinental cuisine. ReMr-
vation1 luggelted.1$
I
Garden Grove
Coac"•en, 12455
Haater. Garden Grove,
971-2311. lunch. dinner,
happy hour. Uve enter-
tefnment •nd dancing.
BrOf~ steak .... food,
prime rib wtth dally lunch
•nd dinner specials. S
Huntington
Beach
..... c., CWlafy
222Y. Mlln St., M0-0440.
Lunch Wedne1day
through Sund•Y· dinner
Thursday through Sun-
d •y. CrepH, quiche.
croluanta and more.
c...,., ., the ....
408 P•clflc Cout Hwy.,
980-9318. Breakfast,
lunch. Sunday brunch.
live entertainment •nd
dancing. Ometettes, steak
& eooa. .. C°'i1ed burgers
and sandwiches. Very
casu•I (21 end ~). S
Caea Marla, 18060
Beach Blvd.. 842-2541 .
Lunch. dinner. Sunday
brunch, happy hour.
Sonore-style Mexican
food. s
J.C. McL1n's Bar & Grlll,
18121 Beach Blvd .. 841 -
a.11. Lunch. Dinner. Hap-
py hour. served 11 -3 p.m.
Sat. and Sun. California
cuisine, Including ribs.
fresh fish. seasfood
sautes. chicken. steaks.
S$
Meedowlartt Country
Club, 16782 Graham St..
846-3391. Breakfast.
lunch. Sunday brunch
Live entertainment and
dancing Tues-Fn. Sun S
P•1tr•no's, 19535
Beach Blvd .. 960-7730.
Dinner Wed-Sun Con-
tinental with specialty In
fresh ftSh , feeture small
fine California wineries. $$
Tlbbte'e Muek H .. I,
16380 Pe<:lflc Coast Hwy ..
Huntington Beach, IMO~
5661 or (213) 592-4072.
Musical revues In reper-
tory Tues· Thurs 7 p.m ..
Fri 5:45 and 9 p.m .. S•t 5
and 9 p.m., Sun 8 p .m.
Irvine
1·1 C•-H••, 1•210
Culver Or.. 551-3310.
lunch. dlnnet. Sunday
Onmch, hllPPV hour. Li¥I
entertainment and dan-
cing Wed-Sat. Mexican
and ...,ood. Big tcreen
MtelKte T.V. S
The CeunlJ U...
4615 Barranca Pkwy .. Ir-
vine. (714) 551-1942.
Open from 11:30 dally.
Happy Hour, Monday thru
Friday 4 to 7. Live music at
happy hour on Wed. & Fri.
Oancl"Q Friday & Satur--
days 8:00 p.m. to 1:00
p.m . w ith live music.
Lunch under $10. Dtnner
under $15. No reaer-
vations . Fish. steaks. nbs.
prime.
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Laguna Beach
........... 31106 s.
Coast Hwy . 499-2663.
Breakfast, lunch, dinner.
Sunday brunch. live
entertainment and dan-
cing Wed-Sat. Continental
cuisine. Reservations
recommended. S-$$ o._. ........ ,.. 896
S. Coast Hwy .. 4~-0162.
Lunch. dinner. Saturday .-
end Sunday'l>runc:h, hap-
py hour. Closed Mondays.
live entertainment Wed-
Sat, Sun brunch. Inter-
continental cuisine. In
Hotel S•n M•arteen.
Reservations accepted.
$$
...... ~ 425 s.
Coast Hwy .. 494-1151.
Breakfast. lunch dinner,
Sunday brunch, happy
hour. Live entert11nment
and dancing. Continental
and Danish cuis ine
Reservations required. S-
SS
Torlla ,..... 1740 S
Coast Hwy . 494~588.
lunch. dinner, Sunday
brunch. happy hour
Mexican -Sonora style.
Reservations required. S
Laguna Hills
Don Jo••'•, 23972
Avenida de La Carlotta.
581-1570 Lunch. dinner,
Sunday brunch. happy
hour. Me.s1can food.
omelettes. hamburgers
and other sandwiches. S
Ml 11 utt Comptom 1 .. ,
23020 Lake Forest Or ..
855-4233. Breakfast.
lunch. happy hOur Uve
entert1inment. O.J. and
denclng nightly
Homemade soups. chm
and specials; sandwt<:hes.
N .Y. steak . scampi.
homemade s~ada and
more. S
(Cooelu'*9 on P• 11)
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17 •·
•• --Dining & Nightlife---------
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Restaurants
(Conttnued from Pege 17)
Lake Forest
Baphore HouM, 233 11
Muirlands. 7 7 0 -3222
Lunch . dinner. Sunday
brunch. happy hour Live
entertainment and dan·
cing nightly Con tinental
CUIStne $$
Mission Vie10
Bobby M cGee'a
C onglomeration, 284 7 1
Marguerite Parkway, 495-
3755 Dinner happy hour
0 J entertainment and
dancing nightly Steaks
and seatood l ively. tun
atmosphere All service
personnel dr essed 1n
costume of h1storicat or
t 1ct1on al characters
Rest?rva11ons suggested
$$
Torilla Fl•t•, 22792
Vista Del Lago 830-9960
Lunch dinner Sunday
b 1 ll n c h h a p p y h o u r
Snnora .. rylp MPx1can
lood $
Newport Beach
Ancient Mariner, 2607
W Coast Hwy 646 020 1
lunch C11nnpr Sund;:iy
brunch hrippy hour live
Pntert;:i1nmt>n1 n1qhtty
Fresn ~eatond $$$$
Baxter'• S1r .. 1. 464 7
M acArthur Blvd Newpon
Beach 540-2475 Mon Fr,
11 a m 3 p m lunch
Mon-Sun musical variety
dinner "-hOw wtlh the
Young A mencc1ns
8.J.'a Chicago Piueria,
.. , 106 Main St 675 7560
LLinch dinner until m1d-
n1gl 1 daily WeP kday
madness spec1ills MCln-
Wed Pin n p;is1a and
s<Jndw1cnes $
-·
Bob Burns. 37 Fashion
Island 644-2030 Lunch
dinner Sunday brunch
happy hour Live enter-
tainment nightly. Con-
tinental I California style.
Reservations suggested
$$
Ca.. Udo, 2900 New-
p ort Blvd .. 675-2968
Lunch d inner. happy
hour Live entertainment
nig htly Con11 nental
cuisine. spec ral1z1ng in
seafood Reservations
suggested $$
The Cannery, 30 10
Lafayette Ave . 675-5777
Lunch dinner Happy
Hour Sunday Brunch
served rrom 10-2 30 pm
L 1vro e11terrainment n1gh t-
l y a11c1 Sunday alter
noons Com edy show-
ca5ed 11n Mond ays from 9
p m to m1 d n1 g h t
Seafood Beel Also
features c ham p agne
Brunch cruises Sat and
Sun $$$
Charlie's Chill, 102
McFadden Place. 548-
2294 Open 24 hours a
day Omelettes. ham-
burgers. steaks. Mexican
lood s At the loot of the
Newport Beach pier $
La P•lme, Newponer
Resort 1107 Jamboree
Rd 644 -1700 L unch .
dinner . Sunday brunch
Live en ter1a1nme n t
Caltforn1a cu1s1ne in a
garden-s tyle set ting
Rt'~erva 11ons reQu1red
SSS
Le C•fe Fleurl, Ho tel
Merid1en 4 500 M ac
Arthur Blvd . 476-2001
Breakfast. lunch dinner
Provincial French food
Marrakeah, 1100 W
Coast Hwy . 645-8384
Dinner Belly dancing Ffl-
SM Moroccan Reser
va1t onc; recommended
$$$$
Red Onion, 2406 New-
port Blvd 675-2244
Lunch d inner. Sunday
brunch. happy hour Live
entertainment nightly
Mexican food
Rest•ur•nt Antoine,
Hotel Mer1d1 en . 4500
MacArthur Blv d 4 76 -
?001 Lunch, dinner Fine
French cuisine Reser-
vations suggested
Sc u l pture Garden
C•fe, Newport Harbor Art
Museum 650 San
Clemente Or . 759-0391
lunch Tues-S at Datlv
s pecials, salads.
sandwiches. desserts.
Reservations not required
but accepted.
ToftJ Roma'•, 2530 W.
Coast Hwy . 642-9070.
L unc h, dinner. happy
hour Mon-Thurs 10:30
p m -12 30 a m. Live
entertainment Wed-Sun
880 ribs. chicken steak.
hamburgers Subtitled "A
Place for Ribs " $$
VIII• Nova, 3 13 1 w
Coast Hwy . 642-7660
Dinner Sunday brunch
Ltvd entertainment 1n the
piano bar nightly ltallan
cuisine. Reservations ad-
vised $$$
The w.,.nou ... 3450
Via Oparto. lido Village.
673-4700 Lunch , dinner.
Sunday brunc h. Live
entertainment Seafood I
Continental $-$$
Woody'• Whert, 2318
Newport Blvd .. 675-0474.
lunch. dinner. Sunday
brunch, happy hour Live
entertainment Thurs-Sat.
Seafood steak s and
pnme rib Bayfront dining,
boat sllps available. $$
Orange
C .J. Knickerbockers.
2710 E Chapman Ave .
997-2903 Lunch. Dinner.
Happy Hour. piano bar
Steaks shrimp. lobster
crab Classy 1n ter1or
decor $
Dover's Restaurant,
tOO City Dme 634-4500
Lunch served M onday
rhrough Friday from 11 30
a m 2 30 p m Dinner
served Monday through
Thursday from 6-10 pm ,
and 6-11 p m Friday and
Sallirday H appy hour
week nights from 5-7 p m
Sunday Brunch from 1 O
a m -2 30 p m Un1Que
Continental cuisine $$$
La BraHerle French
C•te. 202 S Main St .
978-61 61 Lunch, dinner
French cu1s1ne. speciahz-
1ng 1n white veal and fresh
r1s h Reservatio n s
suggested $$$
Orange Countr MINng
Co., t0.000 Crawford Ca-
n yon Road. 997-7411
Dinner. Happy Hour. Sun-
day Brunch. and un1Que
atmosphere in authentic
silver mine Steaks. pnme
rib. seafood, ribs. and
beautiful city view Reser-
vations recommended. $$
Tokyo Buffet, 2 13 E.
Katella Ave . 639-4983
l unch dinner. Sunday
brunch All you can eat
Japanese buffet. S
Placentia
Tia~ue ....... 111 W.
Santa Fe. 528-8515.
Breakfast. lunch, dinner
except Tues. Sunday
brunch. Live entertain-
ment and dancing Frt-
Sun, marachi. Old Me1e-
1can atmosphere. $
Swellow'a Cowe, San
Clemente Inn. 2600 Ave. ~
Del Pres1dente. 498-9202.
Lunch , dinner. Sunday
brunch. happy hour. Clos-
ed Tuesdays. Live enter-
tainment and dancing
Wed-Sun American con-
linental cuisine Reser-
va tions suggested $$-$$$
Santa Ana
H.T.'a, 1641 w .
Sunflower . 979-FISH.
Lunch. di nner. happy
hour D.J. and dancing
nightly Seafood. fresh
fish and steak Reser-
vations required. $$
Johnn1'• Reeteurant,
2250 E 17th St.. 636-
6722. Lunch, dinner. Sun-
day brunch. happy hour.
Live entertainment Fri-
Sat California cuisine;
mesquite broiled fresh
fish pasta, steak and
pnme rib Reservaltons
suggested $$
Sombrero Stf'9et, 7 1 ~
N Main St . 547-0921
lunch dinner. Sunday
brunch happy hour Me11-
1can food. steak. sectfood s
Tustin
MJC's Cafe A Wine
Bar. 303 Et Camino Real.
731-4330. Lunch. dinner
Frt-Sat ltght continental
and Cal1torn1a cuisine.
specializing in beers and
wines. $
Country
Cero'a, 316 S. Euclid.
Anaheim. 535-9978 Live
entertainment and dan-
cing nightly 9 p m. to 1 :45
a.m.
Crazy Horee
Steekho"'ae, 1580
Brookhollow. Santa Ana,
549-151 i Live entertain-
ment and dancing nightly
from 9 p 11' with COnoefts
most Sunday and Mon-
day.
El Cepltan ~.
14210 Culver Or .. Irvine.
551-3310 live entertain·
ment and dancing Wed -
Sat from 8 ;30 p.m. 8"'
screen satellite
television.
Sgt. P'"90ft't Yuton
Saloon -Dancellall,
Disneyland Hotel. 1150 w.
Cerritos Ave .. Anaheim.
778-6600. Live entertain-
ment and dancing untll
1:30 am. Shows reminis-
cent of K londike Gold
Rush days at 9 and 1 O
pm.
Wharf B•r, Disneyland
Hotel. 1150 W Cerritos
Ave . Anaheim, 778-6600.
Country western music
with Kim Olson Tues-Sat,
5-10 p m
Jazz
Cate Udo, 2900 New-
port Blvd . Newport
Beach. 675-2968. Warren
Jackson on keyboard dur-
ing happy hour. Mon 9
p .m .-1 30 a.m . Wayne
Wayne on sax. Tracy
Longstreth on drums and
Oa11e Robinson on piano.
Tues-Wed 9 p.m .-1:30
a.m . LH#e Dechten Trio.
Thurs-Sat 9 p.m .-1 :30
a m . Sun 4-8 p.m . and 9-
11 pm Lido Jazz All Stars
Hotel Merklten N••·
port lleeoh, 4500
MacArthur Blvd .. Newport
Beach. 476-2001. Judi
Loflck & TrlO in Atnum
Lounge. Tues-Sat 5-9
pm . Gerard Barbut on
p iano 1n Trianon Bar
nightly 9 p m -2 a m
Library Lounge, New-
porter Resort 1107 Jam-
b or c e Rd . Newpo rt
Beach 6444-1700 Tues-
Thurs 8 30 p m .-12 30
a m Sat-Sun 9 p m.-1
a m 1azz pianist Confrey
Ph1/11ps and h is
lno
Meadowl.,k Country
Club, 16762 Graham St ..
Huntington Beach. 846-
3391 Tues-Fri 8-l 1 pm .
Sun 2-6 p m dancing to
the b1Q band sound
Pop/Rock
Beder'e. 501 N. State
College. Fullerton. 870-
0433 Top 40 entertain-
ment and dancing l ues-
Thurs 8 30 p m -1 a.m .
Fn-Sat 9 pm -1:30 am
with Blo wout through Dec.
15 and Race Dec 18-Jan
5
···••r'a, 18872
Beach Blvd., Huntington
Beach. 964-4112. Top 40
entertainment and dan-
cing Tues-Sat 9 p.m.-1 :30
a m with Flip through Jan
5.
Baxter'•, 14348 Culver
Or . Irvine. 857-2103. Top
40 entertainment and
dancing Tues-Sat 9:30
p.m .-1:30 a.m. wtth S.d
C~k• through Jan. 5.
.. ,....,. ...... ,23311
Mulrlands. Lake Foreet.
770-3222. Live entef'tain-
ment and dancing nightly
9 p.m. to closing.
Ben Brown'e. 31106 S
Coast Hwy.. So. Laguna
Beach, 499-2663. live
entertainment and dan-
c 1 ng Wed-Thurs 8 :30
,p m.-12:30 a.m .. Fri-Sat 9
p m.-1 am
Bobby McGee'•
Conglomeration, 28471
Marguerite Pkwy . Mis-
sion Viejo. 495-3755. O.J .
and dancing nightly 7
p.m.-l 45 a.m
Cegney's 8J h .....
406 Pacific Coast Hwy ..
Huntington Beach, 960-
9318. Top 40 and rock
and roll bands and dan-
cing Thurs-Sat 9 p.m.-
1:30 a.m. Scheduled: Dec.
6-8 Fantastic Dreamers;
Dec. 13-15 City; Dec. 20-
22 1-5; Dec. 27-31
Spellbound. special New
Year's Eve Party planned.
Capera .......,,_. end
Club, adjacent to Holiday
Inn. 222 W Houston Ave .•
Fullerton. 992-2580. O.J .
and dancing Mon-Sat
4·30 p.m -2 a.m .. Sun 9
pm Sun 9 pm -2 a.m
CelebritJ L.ount9.
Buena Park Convention
Center Hotel. 7675 Cre~
cent Ave Buena Park.
995-1111 Live entertain-
ment and dancing Tues-
Sat 9 pm -1 am
Coechmen. 12155
Haster. Garden Gr~e.
971 -2311 Easy listening
and dancing Tues-Sat
Elmet'e Piece. 323 N.
State College, Fullerton.
870-7400. Live entertain-
ment and dancing Wed-
Sat with Armstrong and
Guerrero
El PMO Canttna, 2736
E Nutwood Ave .. Fuller-
ton. 871 -9750 D.J . and
dancing nightly 9 p.m.-
1 30 a m
G•wln'• Nlglltclwb,
Sheraton-Anaheim. 1015
W. Ball Rd .. Anaheim.
778-1700. Entertainment
and dancing Mon.-Sun
11·30 am -1:30 a.m.
Green'• Cafe •nd
Sllloon, Grand Hotel. 7
Freedman Way. Anah•lm.
772-7777. Ltve top 40
entertainment.
H.,..1 Leguna, '425 S
Coast Hwy . Laguna
Beach. 49'4-1ts1. live
entertainment and dan-
cing 8:30 p.m.-t :30 a.m.
ff .T .•a, 1641 W .
Sunflower, Santa Ana.
9~FfSH. DJ. and dan-
cing nightly from 7 30
p.m.
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--18 Orange County Entertaln•r June 11185
Guests are grinning ear-to-ear nowadays at the
Sheraton-Anahefm Hotel, because a copy of the o,.. Countr .,...,.. ...... awaha In thefr rooms
when they arrive.
TM .,...,...... 11 all-entertainment. No n8W8. No
busfneu. Just entertaining reading covertng the
finest In Orange County entertainment. Stage.
Music. Dining and nlghtltfe. Vt.ual arts. And lt'a all In
a conctM, euy-to-read pubffeatton that la aa In-
teresting u It 18 Informative.
11'1 no wonder that luxurious hotels such aa the
Sherat0n-An9hefm are provkUng each and WetY
guest with a copy of the Orel. Countr .........
when they arrtYe. The hotets want their guest• to en-
joy their vlaft to the County ... and The • ....,......,
tells them what's gotng on, and where, and when.
Of courM, you don't have to stay In an elegant
hotel llke the Sheraton-Anaheim to get a copy of the
Or ... CounlJ ............. In fact, you can have 12
entertaining monthly laauea malled dlrec1ty to your
home, for just $9. That's 25% off our regular sub-
scription price. But hurry, becauae thla offer la for a
limited time only.
B•c•u•• etter •II, tourl•t•
ahouldn't be the onlJ onee hewing
tun.
-
-·
DANCING NIGHTLY TO
LIVE MUSIC
l
. •' Monday-SU DAY Wednesday-2:30 TO 6:30
ON DAY Thursday Tuesday ESDAY
"c. ESDAY 2FOR1 9:30 TO 1:30
ALL
D.J . BURRO S EAFOOD
1HU SD Y co I NATION
R DP Y l ATES
All 2 for the uR) Our 2 for the
price of 1 _ r u price of 1
LUNCH & DINNER 9:30 TO 1:30 Lunch & Dinner
..-1 Limited Offer LI m lted Off er
..
~20 Orange County Entertainer June 1Wl6