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IN THE NEWSROOM
Due to popular demand, the Oruse
Cout D1llJ Pilot will reprint Jiant.
full-color, red, white and blue
American flap in this Saturday's
editions .... After noticlnJ a rash of
local na, thefts and stores unable to
keep up with orden, we introduced the
flap last Saturday, and they were a
huge hit. ... Our flap have popped up
in home windows, the aides of can and
all over ltaft writer Rua Loats desk
and file cabinet .... ''We have been
OYCrwhelmed by rcaden who either
mi.d the Oas la tut S.turd.y'a peper
or who want more so they can display
them both at boCne and at lbelr
busin . We are more than happy to
oblip and help aupport for our men
and women fif,1tin1 In Operation
Desert Storm. '
QUOTES Of THE DAY
"It's too strusful (/"'her) to 1tt
straJtge /ocu OMt ~.Site's olnody
bun rope,d one• -why molc.e it """'
traumatic lhM ii has to be 1"
Deputy Distmt Attorney Jane
Shade, on why 1 courtroom m
cleared so a 12-year-old Dana Point
pl could testify in a rape cue (Al).
''Jusria ii tM ,,at inlmst of nMlll
on mtth. ..
Daniel Webster
' 'TODAY'S EVENTS
•The Vienna Schubert Trio per-
forms a proaram ot chamber wor
by Mozart, Schubert and Ravel u
pan of the "Music in Founden
Hall" 1eries at the <>ranae COunty
Perfonnins Arts Center at 8 p.m.
TicketJ arc 120. Call 556-ARTS.
• ''The Security Pacific C.Ollcction,
Twenty Yean 1970-1990: Prints.''
an exl\ibftion of contemporary prints,
opena today and Nns thrnuah March
23 at the Security Pacific GaUery,
SSS Anton Blvd .• Cclta Mesa. The
pUery is open from 11 a.m. to S
p.m.
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Thursday, January 31, 1991 25 cents
Police probe charge
officer guilty of DUI
8y Robert llfbf
Or.,. Clllit -..... HUNTINOTON BEAOI -Police
Chief Ron Lowenbers said Wednesday
that hil department bu lauric:bed an
inveatiption into alleptions that a ec>-
llcc officer may have been drinkinl
when he wu inYOtved in a traffic acci-
dent ln a police car.
The incident reportedly took pl.co
on the nl&ht of Jan. 20 when the po-
liceman was drMn1 to the acene of a
police stakeout where an undercover
officer reportedly shot a auiplclous
man.
A letter containin1 unsubstantiated
1Ue11tions from an alle~ witness wu
See PROBE/111
Two accidents injure
six, 1 person critically
By Bob van Eybn and Ama Ceko~
Or.,. CGlll ~ PlaC
NEWPORT BEACH -Five pcoele
were injured, at lust one. of them cntl·
cally, in a spcctacul3( two-vehicle crash
Wednesday morning on Pacific O>ast
Highway, while a pregnant women was
sli1htly injured later in the day durina a
collision on the Corona del Mar freeway.
In the PCH era h, a brown Ford van
loaded w11h wood paneling struck a late
model BMW while attempting a lane
change on the northbound Stde of the
highway and ikidded on its stdc for about
100 feet before smashing into a telephone
pole and c:omin1 to rest next to a buildtnl
at the comer of Morn1n1 Canyon, wit-
nesses said.
Three occupants of the van were evacu-.
ated by Lile Fli&ht behcopter to Western
Medical Center tn Sani. Ana, Newport
Beach fire Capt. Don GTay said. The driY-
SM ACCIOENT/111
12 Marines die in war's
first major u~oun_d battle ·
·Moving day for 1he towe~ 1
la~C-o.lrNal
Workers move the lifeg~rd tower further out on the Huntington Beach Pier.
The ~ttered pier is being taken down:
Newport Auto Center
now top Rolls dealer
Iraqi tanks, troops take over
border town in Saudi Arabia
By Jotv\ Kflg
The AUOdll8d Pitts
DHA HRAN ,
Saudi Arabia
-Iraqi finks
and troops,
some fa king
sur r ender ,
smashed into
Saudi Arabia's
nonheast cor·
ner and seized
an empty bor·
der lawn early Wednesday in "heUacious"
fighting with Ame rican and allied forte5 .
Twelve U.S. Mannes were reported
killed in the heaY1e t combat of tbe 2-
v.eck-old war -the fir1t Americans
~killed in around action Saudi and other
allied losses were described as light, Iraqi
casualties as heavy.
The U.S. military said much o( the
lraq1 advance had been beaten back by
U.S. 11rpower, Mannes and all ied troops
But as the bloody da) wore on toward
midnight. Iraqi force still held the town
of Khafj1. on the Persian Gulf, and Ma-
rines and Saudi troops mounted a coun-
terattack to ret1kc it.
Saudi light armored forces reached the
cen1er of Kh~fji. but the Mari ne pulled
back under hU\.') Iraqi rocket fire. Iraqi
fire continued on into Thursday morning.
ind icatin1 the alhcd attack had not yet
succeeded.
1\ttenty-four hou~ earlier, when the
Iraqi column first truck from Kuwait.
some advancina T-SS tanks had their suns
facing rearward. a 1gn of surrender, but
the Iraq· then opened fire, the Manne
reported.
The Iraqi thNSt may have been de·
'gncd to punish Marine unitJ that bave
repeatedly shelled Iraq!_ 'f>O'itio just in-
.de Kuwait, and pollll>ly to ptOYOb a
wider, lonpr-term battle, I lfOuM COn·
Oict for which U.S. c:ommanden an ttll
Ford says
lastin& ueace
war's goal
By Pu~ .... ,... ...
JRVINE -Two Conner bcadl ol
state, Gerald Ford and Valery
Gbcard d'&taiq. a,rced Wedftad1Y •
that pursuit of 1. lutin1 peace ia tbe
Mideast sboWd be a primary pl
after lraq is deCeattd in the ·Pcniu
Gulf War.
Ford and Gilcard d'Eltaina di-.
cussed the ,Wf a il and 1otber World
affairs d rift1 a .~ at lJO.
At I press ~ precedift& ihc
Bren Center event; the two leaden
expr tMlt auppon for the ali9d
r effort to forco Iraq out of. Kuwait.
Arid wtn American offdak ~
co tently reJectcd •«empts to liM
the l~i foVl.SlOn to the Arab-Israeli
connw:t, f Ord Ud Giaard crf..lta•
joined I sroMnl Chonll of ICaden
who inast tberc Ult be I aead fOr
Mideast IOlution once dto war Ml
ended.
The former FttnCb pfaideftt 9id
Europeana tee two .... •• DM'a·
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Orange Coast People
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~-·------....... -" Ncwpcsn 8tKta annt wt.o after 20 Ja11 or paintiJll
._ been iaviled to cnla tbe
Ardliva oe Womttl Anisu at
die Natio&tl Mavum of
Wcmca ia die An libnrJ aad
Raaida Calta in &1hiQIJOG.;
A file oe Hynds• orb will ~ P8iJab1e IO •• tin& students
, aDd ICbolan and for research
dooe by tbe Nation.al Muxum
of Womea m the AIU.
lff tlWll I tr•-
Hynds. wbo is well k.oown
for ha •atacolor pa.inti.op of
local COMlal scmea. is also
: preparina for a Man:h exhlb1t1on of her v.'31C'rCOlor terics utJed
: .. Beckbone of tbe Communal) -at the Cannon House OfflCC
• BuildiQa for the House of Rcprnmtathes 10 Wu lnnaton. TblS ts
prob9bly one of the bigest ~b1t1ons 10 her carttr. she satd .. J'\·e
never even been in WashulJt.on, D.C ~ore."
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Hynds, S9, aid she was 1nspued to sW1 .. Backbone of the
Commu.nity .. durina a renovation of her pan-ume an studio m
Mendoaoo County wbea she started meeting v.orlcen rangJng from
plumben to roofcn hired for the project. · I JUSt kept meeting these
people and I staned takina pictures o f them .. After collecung
.. tons .. of photos. she 5tartcd painting and came up wt th the current
coUecuon. which she says depicts the working Amcncan
'"That's the interest it bas m Washmiton It JU5t bas a sense
of rcaht) about 1t .. Thcmatica.11~. the exhibJuon has been com-
pared to Nonnan Roclcwelt -That's a \iel") ni~ compliment ..
Hynds cst1mat" that hundreds of thou~nds of people ma) sec
the exhtbtt dunng their vu1ts to the Capitol. "That's the btgtst
lhnll, that Amencans will be seeing themscl'es '
The 26--.-.ork exhibit.. v.h1ch ckptcts about 80 people reanll)
bad a suaxssful showmg at lhe !'ie .... port Beach Cit) Hall.
peraung S2.500 for a grant to benefit an students 10 the Newport·
Mesa School D1stnct Her ongmals arc also rcpf'C1e1ltcd 10 Oranse
Count) cxclus1,cl) b\ Stan-hccts Fine Art GaJlmes.. ,,..hich
speciahzcs 1n <.:ahfom1a rr-gional paintcn
-CompllH •1 Aa.u Cdou
Local News Briefs
Olftcers chase suspects across freeway
Ht..i.....-11 :--:GlOS Af·ACll -'>gt fd Deuel anJ lkt Cm1c
Drayer mkcd hfr and hm on the San I >1ego am! I un~ 13cach
frec-.ay'> ro cha c do .... n t'ol.O ~u'pc a \\ ednc)lla~
The t'4o detective<. .... ere Jmncd h) a brace n( motorc:cle uff1c-
crs and an Anat1e1m r"" hcc 1 el1co;>tcr a<. the~ chd cd the 'oU\pe...t~
to the confluence of the St D1eco and l on2 tteach free.,.. a) ....
The \U\pect' g•JI out 11f tier 'ir and ran auo' all the north·
bound •nd ~uthhnun l l.lnc' !heir ~rrint for freedom
Deuel and Dra>cr M:r.tml c I dl'er then IO hot rur\Ult All four
made 11 \afcl) Deuel an J D•J\CI r 1hb1.:d one >I the men hrding
in the hu~he and a c 1n ne (r " the I in~ Beach Police Depart·
ment got the other
Ferguson seeks support for Desert Storm
SFWPOR l Bf:,\( ll -.\v~cmhl\md· VII r CH,, c'pcCI\ d
fight toda-. ~hen he nrr •du'c' a 'C:" lut1on Jc l.erini.: ·he I cg1'>la·
ture'<. 1,upport fnr Uper.111on De' ·rr \:orm
The Nev.port Beach Rcpubl ... m <rnd h>ur l"''lli ·1,0r'> hope
1hc1r colleague\ ~111 appr l\C :he re.,oluw'n ti ~1 ,. 1'<.:' 1n p.irr.
that "thi) Lc1t1Sl.iture 'upport~ the re'>olutc act101' t ~en h~ Pre,.
rdent George Bush in puro,u1t 1.1f J pohC) 1.ruc1al t ·t-ic: p<:JCC ol
the ""Orld • and that "\lo llh great pride ll>C lht• j'copJc elf (, llf·
urn1a do n~htfull) and Ju:al 111;. hOlll r th11•c pJtr t .. \OUnl! men
and .... omen of our .urned l1 ~cc' 11>ho arc .. arr.1r ~ >UI •heir m1.,
s1on \\1th profc<,sronal e'(Cellencc and ncmrl.ir'> hraH~n ')(I 1h.11
others might be free csnJ that '40rld pea c \\ 111 1ic ih'-Urcd
How~er. ~ergu\on dldc Jrm Bieber '<11<1 ~enJtC kallcr lJa1.id
Roberti 1~ rumored ro have put t 1gether .in .1 :crnatt· rc..olu11on
and A'lscmbl~man I om Ha~dcn rcportec.!h .,..,If :r: to Jmtnd
fcrguron·., rc~>lutton to mal.c 11 Im own
In add111on. \Orne black a\~cmhl) mcmher' are t·,pc..teJ to
seek amendments dccryiniz rhe d1sprupor11onarc 1 mher ol Afn·
can-Amenc•rn ~cn1Ccmen anll v.urncn in the I' r ·1 •n 1 rulr .... "'.
Bieber sard
Toaster oven blamed In school blaze
IRVINE -A toa'-t r 1 a c1dcntall) lell 1 1 d1 r ni> the da'>
IS being blamed for ,, fire iii 1\ldcrwood B' l'Ju, \lhO<)I an
Woodbndge Tuec;d a"> nacht that dc'itroycd t \I tc1h c. clit~\·
room , fire orfrc1 al\ ~ 1d
Orange County f1rcfighte" controlled the I c; I r m blaze at 2
AJderwood 1n about 15 mmutel., confining dama2c: to the t'4v de·
tached portable cla\'iroom~. Orange C1tunt~ I-ire 'p<Jl.c,woman
Kathleen Cha said. Damage tn the building~. 11,ed for day care
services, totaled $100.000. he said
The fire was purely accidental, cnu cd hy a toa tcr o"en left
O!J. Cha &aid. "ft looks like 11 smoldered for a long time before rt
iOtited," &he said.
Main school facilittes were not dosed Wedncs.da) hccausc of
lhe fire, she added.
f irefighters initially requeo;ted a 'econd alarm on the fire, fear-
in1 flames m ~t spread to the main school burldm , although
solid construction or the modular buildinp ended up pre\'entina
the blaze from preadins, Cha said
C1m1c1 •'•Newport Helgllts llllm-pft
NEWPORT BEACH -A propos I to close off a residential
ltl'eet and dcftlop I mini-park there ha been ' n the nod Of
.....,oval by lhe Caty CoUnctl. ,
:Tbe lftncMtM concept Of BoMa A'<ienue a t Old Ne •
pon 8oule¥atd and de:Ydopln.& an 8,~ re-foot park with ~ •11cM1 and 1 "&ot fat• prOpdlcd by Wut ewport
itteipCI ~r Bill Guldero and local arch'alect Brad Smith,
.. ..., ...... "' the d~.
1111 two mn •kl the park would imultaneoudy pn:Mdc a
,,.t in 1 p1rlM1Criden1 r • ntiaJ aru nd reduce traffic im·
,..eta oa the nCJ&hborhood.
1"e dty Plan1in1 Comm ion and council both a~cd the
~.-llld dedded deta1 on ~nt of l part II be
fJ I Ired out ~rina 991 .. 2 b d&e\ dllCU IOns.
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Vil.NI~ U.l.SJl -Tnrik..r. of Soria bODpl 1118 I kt a' ..
~ Wedrxtdiy, but n~ Praidaat ~,11aUIM I • ..... qil llid
~ lita mn1iwt oceuplcd and warned tfM . Waa DOI eo be -..
iD by Krcmli.D ~istt.
sewlct lntenor Mlnls&cr Boris ru., uid aU plftlJ'OOpCn alread1
blYe kft the Balde rqioe aod two-tbirda ol the~ beret" Jnse-
riol Miaktty uoops had beea witbdrawa.. His statement folloftd u
announcement by Pres.ideal Busb on Tuesday ihat ~t of6cil.k u-
•rcd him tbC, were reducma tbe milita:ry JJRR~ bl llm rqloa and
pbnnins to 511n talb. •
Respoodin.s to Bush's announcement Lhat MOIC:oW bad cosr;qcd a
.-iltingn to ''JnO\'C away from violence. .. Ludsbeflis u id tbe Uni-
ted States mould be wary of Soviet promises..
He said a troop withdrawal cou ld be the key &o reaev.-cd ncpia-
tions with the Kremlin, but Soviet soldiers aill were oc:cupyin& the
television center and other buildinp seized violently in mid·January.
Dozens protest water radol• It llllllfnl
SACRAMENTO -Scores of lpcakers atteodin& a public bearing
to discuss drastic water ntiooing threatened Wednesday to take
court action if a state board's proposals were implemented.
The v.atcr board is scheduled to \'Ole Feb. 7 whether lo immediate-
ly impose emergency rules. Board members have s.aid they are com-
mitted to some kind of action.
The harshest proposals before the water board would clamp sl.rin·
gent limits or 300 gallons daily per ho usehold on cities and a cutofl
by
Sheral LeBeat•
ORANGE COAST'S ONLY FICTIONAL ORAMA SERIE&
An act or God' Dr,1 ne intervention ! Wb,, of course! What cl~ could it have been''> •
There 'ill Neil Sturbush newly appointed U S Senator and
nc-.1) accu~ed Lmgcne Looter, on the deserted beach with a gun
in his mouth Hi finger slO\\I} pulled the trigger and .. cl1clt! An·
other tug and chck!
In hr~ stupor, he had (c rgotten to load the gun And now,
Sturbush had what man) people don't get 1n life: a second
chance
And as he drO\e back up the Coast H1gh~ay to Newpon
Beach. he made a vow to dedicate his life to God That was the
only -.a) he could repay the fa\Or.
He v.ould use his '>kills as an organizer and leader of people to
become ,1 man of the cloth. a leader of the New Church of the
Orange Coast' He .,..ould be the nc .... Tim Timmons' ~ hy not•
He looked up at the !\cv.-port C.Oa~t on his right and en-.1s1oned
" church on top of one of the hilltops Why not' He could ra1.;c
the mone\ 10 bu-. 3 cu,tom lot from the !nine Co
But f1r~t. he had wmc bu~incss to do. He had to <,t ra1ghten out
hrs affarr\, re'l.1gn a<; U S Senator and come clean for the good
pcop c nf :--<cv.port Bca'h
There ""a!> onl) one pcN>n v.ho could help hrm Kathenne
Bell
T CJ ~ CQ/lllflUed .
Did You Know?
Blame Mother Earth for the ol
in Huntington -It's her fault
•tn Hunllnctoo Beach: The active Newport-Inglewood earth-
quake fault zone reprC$ent.s the boundary bet\\ocen the cast and
v.cst bedrock landmass complexes and runs through the Ci ty of
Hunungton Beach. Because of it, pockets of eJ(tensive petroleum
rc~urce' .,..ere trapped from the Pliocene age, some as shallow as
.i(K)O feet that have hcen producing for O\er 60 years.
It"~ wur fault 1( }OU don 'r conrnbut~ your bistonca/ t.cu to
Drd You Know. Orup Co.t1t DalJT Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa
Mesa 91A26
Police Log
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SMll.u&N1'0 -()cw, Pea.. Willoca11 ,aa.. to ~ .... C-
oo ncwspepcn. mpzioes. pndy and ~food w .,,.,.,,.. Wed-
netdly by tbc Seute RcYen&ae and Tuauon Comlriitace. .
The committee also edvanced a bill by Sen. Daniel BoalWfiabt. D-
Concord, lha.t would dale w loopholes 1hat benefit ~ mo&ioo pic-
ture, ~r IOfrwarc, aircnft, watercraft and other industria.
Both bills are intended ao 'reduce a Sllte bud1et shortfall that. IOIM
forec:ast will rac.b SJO billion.
fculllle llllcltarl .. I lllt In .._.
WASHINGTON -The pemment's chief economic~
rose a slight 0.1 percent in December, the tint Increase a.a six
months. and what one an~t uid WIS "• taint ny of li&flt" the ~·
cession could end by rnidjeii.
Many economists apced that the C.Ommerce Department'• Inda
of uadin1 Economic Indicators. released Wednesday. augaied that
the c::ootnctioo will not deepen, though they cautioned it was no "11-
bingcr of wdden tcCOYCry.
News of the Weir d _,.., ...... ..............
WICHITA, Kan. -An
actor who dropped his pants
on staie a nd an actress wbo
appeared in a short nude scene
in 1 performa nce of the musi·
cal .. tbir .. were cited for vio-
latinc the city's nude dancin&
ban.
Police wrote th e tickets after
a standina ovatron that ended
the Tuesday show. About 15
local nightclub employees and
dancers had picketed the the·
ORANGE COAST
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ater to encounse the citatioqs.
saymg the law applies to ~ry
onc.
Bar ownen said the ordi-
nance prohibiting nude danciaa
1n local clubs wlS not beina en·
forced to block the thealricaJ
performance o ( "Hair," which
included an el&ht·second nude
scene at the end of the first
act.
The lead actor, Mark
Wilson, was Cited because be
pulled down his pants on staie
earty in the first act.
-B1 tae A...e.Ui.I Pm.
How to rMCh ua at
the Delly Piiot
Qf'Qlllllon
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Costa Mesa
A buraJar for.cd open a locked door It Olde N'
:-Ocw Anttquc' ind G1fl1, 145 E 19th St. and Slolc
S.20,160 •orth of c1mn . ncckl1ccs, nnp and other
1n11quc J"'Clf) Pohcc found 1 cr"""1>ar and bursJ1ry
tools ld1 behind 11 the i.ccnc of 1hc latc·nlaht bur·
&llry, U .,.Cll U lrlCCS of blood on lhc '11\llhcd &IW
case 1h11 held 1hc JCWClry
About SJOO wonh of stereo cquJpmcnt wu stolen
tometimc Monday niJt11 from 1 1985 Pecio Antlfl
parted In lhc 1S900 block of Broothurit Street.
A solar panel, a stereo and two acuba ta11b, WOfth
• 101al St.300, were Jtolca on 1 bolt moott.d otr
lhott 1n Newpon Harbor, apparcn1ty •tulo t ra.i-
dcn1 was onshore at 1 Super Bowt pany.
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An unknown aunman fired two shots into the fron1
door of tn 1panmcn1 °" Bear Street, then ned No
one was wounded rn the tttadc. Tiie restdcnl told po-
hcc he Wll asleep on lhC bedroom noor, Ind bis
&1sttr-1n-l1w wu nkcp 1n the bed when they •ere
1wak.tncd by the shots. He 111d he had no idea •ho
cou~ have fired the 1hol\
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A S9$ ctllular phoM "'1toln from HJ Tedi s_,..
tc 619 Tcnnrnal Way.
Fountain Valley
A nta Ana man wu ancst.td urly T...S.t7
wt0111iDa Oft lcioft of tty{na to caJ • cat sun:o
fmm • I TOJ"O(a ptl'tcd "' I carport .. 10663
1n Thoma.I Gwtecrrci. II, errated
lfkf the 11AI I m buralatJ ial thaa • ...,er._ fl'Ot'A die carpan. A rtricDCll told policc
HM: -..ca'• dcacd9tioa .. ldted the burpr. • A .... Md wcime11 wen anated MoocltJ ._.... °" .u.pk:loo ol .............. IOIJdtllw .......
batl:WO ...... St. • A 11'17 bricfote ... ,.,,.. .... ,,_ I ltll
M ...,ti'llid NI lhe 16'00 .... fl ...
tf1"dli1• 7....., ...... No ...... ..
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Irvine
Garden cqu1pmcn1 wai re~d from 1 truck
parked tt Von's aupc:rmarket. 4800 Irvine Blvd.
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S111nlcss steel equipment vtlucd 11 S60,000 bu
been uolcn from Oba Comll'I& DiaplOltaca. 1739~
Dannlcr, 11ncc the nnt ot the yur. •
A ""Onl1n'1 punc. with credit cards and ud 1
boy'1 blld Huffy mountain bcl::c were atokn ltom an
open pr11c on Abcto •
Vandal• rcll'IOYCd bi.ct plutic aprtntlu heads from
undcrpoQ.Dd nnklcn on W004 Dd, Tan~
a.ad Pc.bblcwood atrecl
ewport Bath
A is.,at~ .... Im F(ICft dt.rc1teltJoa ~
QJll .. "°" .. u. -Moct ol Newport Cftkt on.. *-lwico • wcct b the Ilic ...., waeb tn.
tM w lMA who_,.. .. F'n 1111111•adJ llld Wre ...
If J'Oll ._ •• Mte fe ... co lrXt JOld --.• • s .... 1a.cweda ............... ...
2'00 bled of CH DrM ....... 1 .._ 11M1 ,.W
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HunUngton Beach
A man rcponedf)' was l1ccpfna fn bit car bl tbe
part1na loC at kJndcr Care, 19341 Bcedt lhd. n.
c:ar, 1 two-roned brvwa Honda. had all tta tila ftat·
lcncd.
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bled of Woodboro DtM The tficche didll't _,_ f 6t
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Then
Jim Wood
there'• the 5tory about the Oad'a Donut regular
who took 1 bus from Cabo to Tijuona and rode
with a von full or aliens into Newport Beach.
As a fin:il diversion, note that Newport's chc •
men are f •ring fairly well.
0 First, the buffalo story: in 19S4 a rancher named
Gene Clark brought 100 buffaloes from Kansas to
start a tourist nuroction at the corner of Ford ond
MacArthur.
The buffaloes only lasted five years but their
memory lingers: the ''red bnrns" still stand (now as
offices) and Newport Beach has Dison Avenue and
Buffalo Hills Park.
Then, In 1989, lbo ownen ot the .. red barns''
broupt back the buffaloes. Two or them. Recently.
Billy and U«ky Du!Calo had b:aby buffaloes: Sun-
ihine, Lucky and Rainbow.
So if you care to tako your mind off world prob-
leim. tho happy bu{f alo family is receivin1 sue ti
on their rare plot or Newport open space near the
corner of ford and MacArthur.
Now about that lake l~ewport Dench: it's been
around for 27 years, tucked behind 20 homes be·
tween Heather Lane and 23rd Street near the Dock
Bay. "The lake was a developers dream," says a
longtime re ident who preferred anonymity, ''Our
grand kids soil on it every summer."
The mon·made, one ocre body of water is named
Cherry Lake. Why Cherry Lake? "Because the de·
vcloper called it that," said the tight-lipped neigh·
bor.
0 Meanwhile, in Costa Mesa, developer Toren
Segerstrom has a one-acre vineyard he calls,
"urban texture." Accordina to him it's nn integral
part of Harbor Gateway, a high tech industrial
park on Harbor Boulevard.
Other parts of the established 70·acre develop·
ment arc o Zen garden, Bufrano sculptures and the
Robert Mond:ivi Food and Wine Center.
Of course the vineyard relates to the Mondnvi
.. Thurlday, Jan'*Y 31 . 1~ 1
so11a · diversions 1ro11 the ••
Center. "lt'a a touch of Northern Californi2, .. uys
Segerstrom. Tile campu ·like buildina ho 11 cook·
ing elaucs, wine ta tinis and black·tie dinnen
nmid art and music. "That's when you leave
worldly worries behind," uys Segcrstrom.
0
"Your mind is totally free when you're on a Mc·
xican bus.'' 5tates Rick Othmer. He's ·the Dad's
Donut regular who lost week spent 27 hours on a
bus ride from Cobo San Lucas to Tijuona . "I was
the only gringo on the packed bus," re pons
Othmer.
At o rest stop, eig!1t hours into ttie journey, nn
alternate driver appeared. "He'd been scrunched
up in the luggage compartment," relates Othmer.
At Punta Preu1, the halfway point, Othmer ga ve
some DorJdo Cilets to a loc:ll cook who barbecued
fish burritos for ull the passengers.
Once ac ross the U.S. border, Othmer happened
onto a driver ~lling place~ in his \an headed to
Sant:> Ana. "l didn't know who wa~ on board or
what would happen at the San Onofre checkpoint.''
he recalls. •
"Airs well that end's well," 1~ the ll)Oral of
Orhmer's story. Lute Sunday night the \Jn dropped
him off at 17th Street and Irvine. "'From there it
was an easy w;ilk home," he reporu.
0 And finally, about the valuable Newport che
men mentioned as a divet"$ion from viewin4 CNN
in la>t Thursday's column. A conceptual art t hod
located four chess tables throu&hout Newport
Beach. On each t ble he placed 32 handcrafted
chess pieces and wuited to see the Orange Coast
reaction. Thnt would be the art.
Here's ~hat has happened: the chessmen 11
West Jelly View Park hove disappeared. They've
been replaced by plastic checkers :ind someone left
75 cents in quarters. Tables behind the Fish and
Game trailer in the Back Boy and on the lawn of
city hall still have their chessmen in place. Ple:ise
check on them.
The location of the fourth chess table remains n
mystery. Rumors persist that it's on the Irvine Co.'s
Castawa)'S property off Dover Drive. Please call 1f
a sigh ting h made.
Hopefully, the search and related stones about
local lakes, \tncyards, buffaloes and bus rides will
momentarily keep minds off issues in other p:irts of
the world.
Jim Wood 's column runs Sund•) and Thursda).
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Young victim testifie s in Borges rape trial
By Emily Adams Borge\ allegedl} "all..cd 1n through na l..ed on the remote road, pa u!.tng
~ Co.lst Da"Y PllOt an open door. CO\ered the girl\ nnh tu t~"' he r night clothe \ out
SANTA ANA -Footprint!>, mouth with a glo,ed h.1nJ and c.tr· pf the trud .
down 10 the denh and trd\hcd 1n
tenor. Shade 'J1d
blood and two 'itray hairs "ill ncd her from the hou!le ·\ppc:arinl! ,h,il..cn Jnd red-c,ed. Borge' lace' 1(1 ~uunh 1nd ud1ng
prove an unemployed construc11on Her father "ol..e 1n time to .. cc the gi rl 1e,tilitJ \\ edne,da' in a l..1dnapping. rape. forcible penetra-
worker abducted a 12-}ear·old girl the girl heing earned J\\J\ ~h chN'.'J courtroom It s too ,1re,~-tuin "Ith a lore1cn ob1ec1 and at·
from her father·~ hou,e. raped her c.alkd police th en ch.1,ed after hu. lul llor he r 1 1,l 'et \lrdnge f.icc!> temp reJ hurcl,1~
violently, then abandoned her on a but couldn't find the kidnapper 111 11111 there \he, alrc.hh heen
remote road, a proc;ccu10r told JU · thtek fog. dCcorJ ing to cmu1 r.tptd Pn1.t ,~h\ mJl..e 11 more lk 1' ·•''" ,u,pccted of raping a '
ror\ Wednesday rcco rd1; •r 1uri.111~ th.in 11 ha' rn ~c )· 50·,c.H·old Hun 11ncton Beach
The girl was JU't one of l\~k Jo. The girl ~J~ dn,en 10 ,, remn11; \h 1 k '·' d .... om.1r. and !he 'e\ual as .. ault on a
eph Oorge!I' v1ct1mc;, Dcput\ D" \lit: "'here 'he "J' rJped v.11h 'u~h \, 1.\1th :ht Dan.1 Point teen. c'O \C.tr·old Lm .\ngcles woman
trtCl Allorne) Jane ~hadc \,ltd It \I Olcnce that the p.1c;,en'!er ,C,11 1hc cir l f'll\l ll\el\ 1dent1f1cJ f'rmccutor\ 'J~ the) ha\C DNA
the opening of Borge.,· tri al was left hlclOd\, Shade ,.11d Borec' B11r~c' 1 he the n 1 ~-)eilf·old al,0 1c,1 rc,ulb linl..mg Borges to the
In September 19!.\'>. A l .l·~c.ir· rhen allegedly. lt:(i the ~1rl 'tand;nc de,rnhed Borge' pic kup 1ruck. H11nt1ng1on Beach c.J~
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clamped O\er hc;r mouth .\., 'he
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Borge~ and " e'<pected to te,11(,
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Kyle J ph Borges heard testimony against him at the beg1nn1ng or h 1~
rape trial Wednesday
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m•nufaccurlri& Orm. l'"e bttn In
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• -Mr. WJR. lluntln1:1on Beach.
•Dear Mr. WJR: No one in this
ec;onomieally depressed, strife·
ridden 5ocicty is thinking ratio~
n~lly. Military and monetary wers
may be planned logically. but they nee fought with raw emotion. You
a~ "isc to know you arc not
thinking '' iscly. Most people ''ho
~rge into baulc O\e r :i marlct·
sl):ire of a sod al IOJUstiec enter
c~mbat ego-driven, oblivious of
their mania cal, moronic .ind mis·
anthropic efforts.
·Befo re )OU waste any more
mency doing noth111g. hire a man·
agement consultant \\ho can ob~ec
t~cly sort through the altcrnat1\·cs
ahd gi ve you some sound ath ice
on the results you will achic'c "1th
epch option open to }OU.
-Ucnr SuZcttc. \'ou arc a man·
qgemcnt consultant and troincr.
j1erhaps JOU can sohe a probkm
lkl\\ccn m\ bo~s and me. lk ~ants me t~ impkmcnt a trainin~
IJrOgram in O\Cr 700 locations
ttround the country fur \Cry un·
sklllt'd lahon·rs. \\ho don't nil
~peak English. and sho" them ho"
to perform a n rtJin task so they
are all doin~ 11 ltll' ,,101c. 1 say it
fOnnot be donl' "ithout bringing
Suzette Alger
them all 10 one locallon. lie U)'S
"c can't do that bttou c or con-
stant turn·O\ er. Who Is right?
-Ms. KLS, Cosen Mesa.
Dear Ms. KLS: Denny's lne. just
rcccivdd one or the hi,hcst 11wards
in the field of trainina and dcvel·
opmcnt for implementing a cooks
p'°'r:am th:u involved 6,000 cm·
plO)'CCS in J.000 locations in 48
tatcs who mu~t produce the amc
rc~uhs 24 hour a doy. Many train·
ccs did not speak Englbh, $0fTIC
were not even literat~. Petti Van
Rekom of Denny's s:iys the pro-
gram was so succe sf ul Denny•s
will realize a S J.8 million dollar
savi ngs in 1990 as a result of the
reduction in training time, :ind the
trainees love lhc program. Yes, it
c:in be done. Bu t 1 would suggest
)'Our program is doomed to failure
un til your boss finds a ch:impion
Loral earnings up
NEW 'r ORK -Lorill Corp. on
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l 1mc for the third quJrtcr ended
lk1: '\J 11>'><1 increJ\Cd to $20.IJ
1111 II um. 11r ~ \2 p1.. r ,h,1rc. from
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the Compctr.1hlc period la\I \Cilr.
l he c(1mp.tn) ' re\Ull' in tht'.
third quarter renc1:t lhC ,IC~Ul\I·
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lnl fr11m hud \tntor Co df<:ct1\l'
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H11IJ1nc" '"'h 1hc cxu:pt1on of
C..pace Systems/Loral, ii; fully con·
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.ind halance <,heet of Loral Corp.
[he result, of Space S)'\tCm
l 11ral ..... 11 be renectcd on a one
line cqu1ty bac;i, on both the in·
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I 1ir.1I e'<pect' to comple te the pre·
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SAH 8UfWU>INO -The
MW Sou&Mm California tcaephOne
ua code 909 beinJ implemented
lite next year ill the 714 area
and takes in parts orthrce coun-
ties. orfkiab said Wednesday.
A population boom and bur·
iCOnin& U$C or focsimilc machines,
computers, paacrs and cellular
phones forced the plit inlo still
onother re,ionnl area code, Pacific
Bell, GTE California and Contel
announced last year.
Like the 213 nrea code in Los
Angeles, 714's number is up. A
new 310 area code arrives in parts
of Los Angeles County in Novem·
bcr.
The new area code splits the
714 area, which will continue to
..,,. on.so ONnty, 1 small por·
tion of 1ou1bweuorn San
Berniardino County Ind part or La
Mirada in l..ol$ Ancclcs County.
Tile 909 area code will be imple·
mented Nov. 14, 1992.
lt w:is the rir:st time in Calif·
orni:l that cu)tomcrs hod o say in
the boundary decision. An Asscm·
bly bill outhorcd by Gwen Moore,
D·Los Angeles, required phone
companies to hold public meetings
on area code boundaries.
"We listened to our customers
1nd agreed," said Pacific Bell en·
;incer Terry Holte.
"The new area code boundaries
make the best use of county bor·
dcrs and the Oeveland National
Forest as a natural landm rk,"
•kl 01'8'1 Karen Shaw. "From
what customen haw tOld us. il's
the boundary plan molt peoplo
prefer."
The plan aelectcd by customers
alio complied with a suuc Senato
bill authored by Herschel Rose·
nthal, D·Los Angeles, which re·
quires companies to consider
topography, acoaraphy and com-
munity interest.
Shaw S4ld &he introduction of
the 909 area code won't affect the
cost.of calls and customers in the
arc:a being chimgcd will keep the
some seven-digit telephone num-
ber.
"IC it's a local call today, it will
be a local call after the new area
code is introduced. It's mileage.
SO. CAL LMGEST SELECTION
FACTORY DMECT·TO.YOU
SAVE UP TO 70°0 EVERYDAY OVER 4.000 BEDSPREADS AND
COMFORTERS IN STOCK ;;:;y,• ... E =<t. ~~~:.>:l pq,CES OF )'HER d::.:::: i,:, :i •• qES
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BEDSPREADS PRICH PRtCE PRICE
TWIN ........ 110. 75.97 4597
OUR BEST QUALITY 6997 " 100% COTTON FULL ........ 185' 109.97
7997
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QUEEN ... 200. 129.97
KING ........ 21 0. 139.97 8997
OTHER STORES:
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IAH ilCNWIOINO (71') -.rrr1 IAH DIEGO ~It) .ttMIOO -
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Pacifica Hospital
not area codes. thlt determines
ntcs," Shaw uid.
Arca code 714 currently serves
files· Chapter 11
4. 7 million telephone numbers,
and phone company omclals said
all available numbers would have
been used ur by 1994. After the
split, 714 wil have 2.9 million ns·
sianed numbers and 909 will have
1.8 million.
HUNTINGTON BEACH -The owncn or Pacifica Commu·
nity Hospital have filed for Chapter 11 under t~e federal bank·
ruptcy laws after f ailln1 to reach aarcc~c~t w.th lendcn and
creditors ancr a year of un uccessful neaotaauons.
Affiliated Medical Enterprises, based i~ Oranae. ~rat~s four
hospitals In Southern California and one 1n ~cw ~eioco, ·~elud
ing the 109-bed Pacifica Community Hosp1ta~ 1n Hunt!ngton
Beach, Palmdale. Hospital Medical Center, Pac1fi~ Hosp!lal or
the Valley in Sun Valley, and Ojai Valley Commu~1ty Hosp1ta~. California already hos 10 area
codes, more than ony state. With
the addition of SlO in San Francis·
co in Scp1embc:r, 310 in Los An·
gelcs in November and 909 in
1993, the state will hnve 13 area
codes.
Company President and CEO Dan S. You~, said the ~osp1tal1
will remain open and no layoffs are planned. To our patients, to
our employees and to the comma'nitics we serve, I wan.t to sta~e
unequivocally that AME's five hospitals are open and wall remain
fulty functional," Youn~ said. . .'
Pacifica Community Hospital, located near the intersection of
Florida and Main treets, has about 200 employees.
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-By the A.ssodat«l Prrss
Singles Night Out ...
romance. IOve.
IT WILL 8E INTERESTINQI
IT WLL • DCITINQI
IT WIU. • FUNI
On Thursday evening, February 7.
Heteoa. the Internationally renowned
matchmaker. will be addressing a
gathering of Los Angeles' most
eligible singles.
Come meet this fascinating lady See
why she has been a sought alter guest
by dozens of TV shOws bOth here and
abroad. Feel for yourself the warmth
and sincerity that has enabled her to
put together countless successful
marriages. Hear her speak on
subiects close to her heart .
commitment You'll also have the opportunity to engage her 1n private
conversation Keep 1n mind He1ena·s clcents are professional people w11h
a touch· of · class Wherever she ~oes. whatever she does. Helena
attracts the most beautcful and ehgible singles This gathering will be no
exception you'll hnd yourself in a roomful of people you will wan1 10
meet Who knows this one night out with Helena could change your life
Helena's gatheflngs are private and by tnv1tahon only . so you mus1 call
1n advance 10< a reservatcon There is a $20 adm!Sslon fee VIS8 and
Mastercard are accepted To make a reservatlOO Can (213) 151-7010
Dale Feb 7, 1991
Time 7 30 8 00 pm Registration
8 00 9 30 pm Semcnar
Place Marriott Hotel, Century City
2151 Avenue of tM Stare
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Tax Board boosts
insurers' taxes
SACRAMENTO -California's
insurance companies were ordered
Wednesday to pay about SSO mil·
lion in new taxes on their gross
premiums during 1990, money the
slate says it lost because of the
pa sage of Proposition 103.
The Board of Equalization, re-
jecting the recommendation of its
own taff, set the 1990 tax rate on
$46 billion in premiums al 2.46
percent. That means nearly 800 in·
!>u rance companies will pay a total
of about St.15 billion in premium
1al(cs. according to a board expert.
A lawyer representing a major
<,egment of the insurance industry
~aid 1mmed1ately following the de·
cmon that insurers planned to
challenge the new tax rate 1n the
court)
The board staff had recom-
mended a taJt rate of about 2.40
pc rcenl , "'h1ch would have in-
crea'led th e tal(es by about $14
million But the board . required by
Propo.,111on 103 to ad1ust the tax
rate in order to make up for lost
re-..cnuc:), sa id the staffs proposal
was too low.
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r-IEWPORT IEACH -1l1he naa
pcalrer in the 1991 Town Hall c;e.
leb1ity series ~II bo Adminl Elmo
Zumwalt on Feb. 25.
The lecture, underwritten by the on-. C*ut DIJlj PUec and 1pe>n·
sored by the Assistance Lcasucs of
1..a1una lkach and Ncwpoft Beach,
11rc held Mondays at Edwards Cin-
ema 1n Newport Center, New.port
Beach. The first speaker ~as film
criuc Ru Recd.
The other 1pc1ken arc Dr. War-
ren Thom (March 2S), the re·
cently retired director of the Los
Anictes Zoo, and Viraini1 Graham
(April 22). a former 1V talk show
hott For tickets all 673-6130 or
721-8737. ..............
NEWPOR r BEACH -The sec-
ond annual Busine Spelling Bee
for Liter cy, co-sponsored by the
Dally Pilot, 1s still seeking rwo-
pcrson teams 10 compete in the
Feb. lS event.
Proc.ceds benefit the Ltteracy
Sel'\lices of Newport Beach Public
Library and the Literacy Volunteers
of America Newport/Mesa.
Space IS limited to 20 teams c~u
Marcia Hendricks al Newport
Beach Public l.tbrary Literacy Sem·
cc .tl 6"-Jl74 for information.
-·-"1111 ,_ COST A MESA -Today is the
last day to submit applications for
the 1991 Cos1a Mesa Man ind
Woman or the Year Award. Appl i·
ca11ons are available al 1he O.lfy
Pilot, 330 W. Bay Sr .• Costa Mesa,
tir 1he Chamber of U.mmc:rcc. 1901
~ewport Blvd .. Suite 135. ~ta
\.1esil
Apphcat1ons mu t be 1urncd 1n 10
the chamber office by 5 pm Call
574-8780 for mforma11on.
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IRVtNE -A markeung work·
'hop for small business cnlrcpre·
ncurs Will be offered II ucr SillUr·
day from 9 a.m. 10 2 p.m.
MAllJ nllD WbitlWI
COSTA MESA -Mo1hcrs
Aga1ns1 Drunk Dming of Orange
Couniy is seckina speakers 10 1rain
as lifesa"-crs. The six-hour 1nining
wtH be held 5aturday in Colla
Meu. For mote informatioft, call
llS·MADD.
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LAGUNA HILLS -1f you arc
wonderma how to iUf\'1vc fin nc1ally
in 1991, lhe American Association
of Unive~ity Women will hold a
cl dcahna with 1hc rc:c ion,
new t ~cs. problepi in 1hc bank1na
world and the ar on Saturday at
Uirure WorlJ. TQ,_ ancnd, call Vir·
ainia Irelan at 472-'614.
llliPICJ Vltmll• b*lli64
LAGUNA BEACH -The South
Coast L11erlC)' Council will be hold·
ina 1utor trainin& classes 10 whom·
ever wishes to volunteer. They will
be held in El Toro ind Laguna
Beach. To enroll in th~ "las~ • call
497-1138 or 493-6279.
Ac11111 ••• LAGUNA BEACH -To ac1
JUSI for 1he fun of 11 1 to pay $150
for six Saturday morning ses ion at
1he Laguna Playhouse For more in-
formation, call 494-0744.
Adv•lbl'et911111prevllw
COSTA MESA -Photographer
and adventurer Robert Cooper of
Orange Coast College will host a
film preview of hi 1991 adven1urc
lour on Fndity at OCC 11 7:30
pm For more 1nformillion, call
432·5880.
llcNt " 1111 48n COSTA MESA -Oran&e Co.ts1
Colleac's Commun11y Service Office
claims 11 will reveal 1he secrels of
lhe 49ers a1 a 1wo-day, hands-o n
em1nar offered 1h1s winter For
more informalion, call 432-5880.
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COSTA MESA -Orange Coa~t
College's Apple Compuler Club v.111
mee1 Sarurd.iy For more inform.t·
11on or to JO'" the club. cJll "'70.
1865.
ftllly .-ti Illy
NEWPORT BEACH -A fam1lv
arts dJ) v. 111 be offered on SundJ\
from noon 10 4 p m al the Newport
Ccnicr Library and 1hc Newport
Harhor Art Museum For more in-
formahon, call 644-3187.
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NEWPORT BEACH -A free
Jc<:tCuo aimed 11 ed.a11na people
about At1en1ion Oeric11 DllOfdcr
will be JMn Monday 11 the Co t·
line CounKling Ccn1er in 'cwport
Beach. For more informa1ion, caU
476-0991. .................
IRVtNE -A nine-week adult
bcaJnninJ tap class i beina offered
by rhe Irvine Aduh Education Hen-
taae Park Youth Center. The cla
begins today and end1 March 28.
To enroll, call Marie Foreman 11
857-2684. c.•a..---
COST A MESA -The Oranae
County Di trict of California Gar-
den Club will hold a member hip
meettng Friday 11 San111,o Oaks
Regional Park at 10 a.m For rescr·
va1ion • call 840-7163.
Galll ......... worbllOp
COSTA MESA -A ~eekend
gold prospccling workshop spon·
~red by Orange COJsl Colleae
meeis Crom 9 a.m. 10 4 p.m. Sarur·
day and JO am. 10 4 p.m Sunday,
al the campu and on locntion at .1
gold SllC
Ken Green. owner of .t mineral
C'Cplorat1on company will teach par·
11c1pants how to find, 1Jen11fy and
extract gold from. Student!; will
praaa ,.M•n,. alUiein,. crt\id"'
and molliftl. Mort infonn11ion Ill
available by allana •»~5880. .,.,... ..
HUNTI. GTON BEACH -The
V1ctn mCJC ·cw Year -th• ye r
of the ioat -will be cclcbr•1cd 11
the ninlh annu•I Tct fc 1rval on
Feb. 16 and 17 at Golden Weit
Collecc. Festival petition• for
painting, children' traditional
dre Onent l che , volleyball and
soccer 1ourn1'men1 are scheduled
for both days of 1hc cvc:nl . Aulhcn·
tic cui1inc, cuhural C'Ch1b1 no.er
arr1ngemen11 and a mes will be
featured at fc trval booth .
The fcsrival is or11nized by rhe
Union of 1hc V1e1namc.se S1udcnt
Associ<o1t1on or Southern Cahfomia
More mformation is available by
calling 9~775.
Bolldln Do.rd runs Mondays
and Thunda)•· Subtnit Unt of Jn-
ttrut to Bulletin Board, Oranat
Couc DaUy Ptlot. lJO W. lay St.,
Costa Mtn, ~2627.
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2 BldPOOlll.r 2 Bal~ I Den Fron1 $189,900.
IJH· "''' 10 prt11t~1ous Huntington Hubour. EntO)' oet.lll brttzrs ind dun •u.
~•portt II in Hunungton Stach is now stiling ntw, octan<lnw condomtn1um\,
and offtrm~ bt-10\\ m.uktt fmanong Don't Jl'SS up th1\ opportuntt) 10 0"11 ne~
thl' btKh Call or \l\lt Sfaportt II I~)! Modth optn WttMiaH 11.00 .1 m 10 n:OO
p.m. "'"Ltnds 10:00 am to 5:00 pm Louted oM·haJf mllt tast of r.iciftc < oast
Hw~. on Sims 11 Wamtr A\t., in Hun11ngton lk.ich 1 ~ l•fl IWO-'KJ'JCJ
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Fw Jcu.tllrr t:.r Gem\
Whel"!' the Fm,..,t /, \,,, thi-M'"' 1 rpt'PNl't'
D1.1monJ., Rub1t>•., S..pphtre • Em~rald., •nd t~ World\ fmN \.\13t1.:he-s
?00 :\t>wport Centtt Orne. · wport ~ach • 714 • M4 • 1'(12c;
~wport Center-fa haon l<J.lnd
Tues.-Fri. 11-7, Sat. 10-6 •Sun. 1-5
FLORA LUNA
THEPEICW
SIDEWALK SALE
MacArthur Blvd.
and Bison
Newport Beach
Refined. Captivating Women's Clothing and Accessories
Sale
Up To
75%
Off
Newport North Optometric
Dr. H. Michael Shack
Eye Exam
Contac Lens
Fashion Eyewear
BREEDER'S CHOICE
201bs Lamb & Rice
Dog Food
s1299
ALL DOG
~OUSES
100/o OFF
ALL CAT
FURNITURE
15°/o OFF
POUNCE
CAT TREATS
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ll ~A ANA -Eacourascd by
I a IUIVCY sugcstina the public
tl w6uJd Mipporl I lb boolC to btaild
a new county jail, Sheriff Brad
Gates ii lobbyin& the Board of Su·
'' pcrvlsors to pl cc the question on cc the b;illot.
P ln December, the board voted
n J..2 10 buy land !or a j:til ln Oyp. n $UM Canyon in northeast Orange
D
~· Howcwer, -.... fldna
tcvere budset lbonaaa. aupcrvf.
sors knew there was no moacy 10
buy the land OR build a jail
uatcs uid this ~ck that 1hc
'u"'cy 1hoWs re1idcn11 ate IO con·
ccrned about criminals bcina set
Cree prematurely that they're ready
to bile 1hc tax bullet.
He wants the board to ask \'Ot·
er1 to approve a half-cenl sale tax
lnC'rca~ 1h:u could senenuc.: n e1·
IMPORT ANT: One of the key meaeurementa of a bank'•
1 flnanclal soundness la Its percentage of "risk-weighted
capital". U.S. bank regulators have estabflahed the minimum
at 7 .25 percent. To a significant degree, the higher the ratio,
the sounder the bank.
THROUGHOUT 1990, Arst American CapltaJ Bank's ratio of
risk-weighted capltaJ was In excess of 10 percent, well above
the acceptable minimum.
ALL INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS continue to be Insured up to
$100,000 by the FederaJ Deposit Insurance Corporation.
A CHANGE
FOR THE BETTER
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ARST AMERICAN
CAPf'T AL BANK -r__r
•As a business p erson I recognize and -like the
personalized service at First Am erican Cspltal
Bank. Cecile makes us feel like we're something
special. My previous bank simply didn't do this.•
-Anni Only, of Anni Gnry G8'lef); Colon9 dfll Mar
A Corona del Mar resident •over .O years•, Anna Gray (left),
who 1pecializea In Mtiquea .-let ftne jewefty in her gallery at
ZT~ East Coast Htghway, enjoys a visit with Cecile Butz.
branch ma\ag8f at First American Capital Bank, N.A., in
Corona del Mar.
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A Program of Irvine McdicU u'Tltcr
ion of new jail on ballot ................ , . .., ..
TM ballnt ._ 1Ulll Peb. IS ~
deddc whether 10 placie the ....
iUrt OA the ballot for a special
elcctioa in May.
Uncknhcriff Raul lWnOI Jlid
Oates has been talk.Ina to Coftltilu·
cnts ror ae¥eral months and wu
already c:otMnccct they would aup-
pott I IP increase. Tbo ·~ merely 1trcn1thencd bis belief,
Ramos uJd.
"We've bad a crisis ln our jails
(or manr ycan and we aced I rel•
olution.' Ramos said.
0.. HlimllCS for tlwt ~
Cuyoa Jail, includin1 land and
constNCtion, arc moro tbaa S997
million.
However. Oates said lhc county
could cut tho price in half by fo-
cuJina on th~ lirs1 phase o( the
project, indudina CONtructk>n of I
Jiii with 3,000 beds and increased emphuis on alternatives to
incarccra1ion.
In a letter to the bo:ard ur'Jina
them to act, Oates uld his depart·
ntent hu to release 137 inmates
prcm:uurely every day because or
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Santa Ana.
The sheriff dted ~ral uam·
pies of otrendcrs bcin& Creed bo.-
roro 1hey completed their scntcnc·
es. B\lt more chillina, perhapc,
were e.wnples o( people bcin1 ar·
rested and immediately released
because there was no jafl space. Amona them. Oates ched a man
arrcsrcd in Colra Mesa !or drunk
drivina and hit-and·run. He had a
•uspendcd Ucense, no insurance,
four previous dNnk drivina ar·
,..... an amst for bal .. iy, ud
convictions for proaitullon and
spouso beatina. Oatet said M was
rdeucd the same day of his ar·
rut.
Another cumplo was about a
man arttated in Huntin11on Beach
Cot trapusina and 1S11ult and
battery apimt a polko otncer.
The sU1p«t'1 ~cord included ar·
resrs ror forcible npc and assault
with a deadly weapon, and convie-
1ions for rape and drunk drivln1.'
He 100 wu cited and released.
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From A1
anonymously mailed to Chy Coun·
cil members and City Administra·
tor Mike Uberu111 thls week. The
D1n1 Pnot also received a copy of
the letter in the mailed
The letter writer claimed that a
police seraeant atleaedty nn his
unmarked police car oft the road
and hit 1 ttce enroute to the
stakeout ~ne. Once be arrived at
the locitio11-a park.ins lot at
Warner Avenue a_ad Masnolia
Sueet -be aJlqedly ran into the
back of another police car, accord·
in& to the anonyruous informanL
The lener·writer claimed the
dnvcr looked like he had "a beet
red face and was swaying back and
forth.
"And the way he walked, the
man still looked drunk." the letter
Weady Smith. 33, ot s.a ~
WU treated and . releHI It from
Weattra Medical Cater la Santa
Ana without h8¥ina pen birth. a holpi~ lpokeawomu uJd. Sbe
receiYed only minor iftjuriet in thO coUwon.
Smith wu tr.weUna at 4$ mph
when lhe apparently aloWcd down
quickly to make a Jane chanac and
wu rear ended by a Chevrolet
Cavalier driYen by Jctu1 Fnaco
Martinez. 26, of Loi An~la. CHP
Off'acer Unda Burrus said. Martin·
ez was not injured in the 2:30 p.m.
collision, which bk>dtid two north·
bound lanes of the f recway at the
HiahWly SS inlerchanae for lS
minutes, Burrvs aaid.
cause of t"e accidents ii under
f nvestiption and no citations were
issued at the scene, Burrus said.
Lowenbera said an invesdplion
had been opened alona the sen·
eral lines of the allcptlona. Iona
before the letter came to tho at·
tcntion of city officials.
He said he had been notified of
the alleptions by his manaaement
staff on the Monday alter the fnci·
dent and launched the inquiry at
that time.
Lowenber1 said he had no
knowled&e of his employee's car
hitting another car. lowenbera.
who said he dropped in on the
stakeout scene himself, thouJht
that an accident bad occurred
enroute to the location. Low·
enbera said the state penal code
and the policemen's bill of rights
forbid him from identifying police
officen who are the tarsets or an
investigation.
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.... of COfttinual air strik• on
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In other developments, more
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lraa on Wednesday. And the
fnqll reportedly deployed missile
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-waters where Marines m1Jht
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la a surprise visit to Saudi An·
bia, £&yptlan President Hosni
MUbarak joined with Kina Fahd in
promilina lnqi President Saddam
HU11Cin an immediate ceue·fire if
he announca lraq'1 withdrawal ...
From A1
mount: forcina Saddam Hussein
out of Kuwait, and creating condi-
tions "for 1 lasting peace In the
Mideast."
He said past wan have shown
1hat serious errors too often were
made after hostilities ended, re-
sultina in new connicts that might
have been avoided.
"So it's not suff teient to win the
war," Giscard d'Estaina said. "We
must also create a lasting peace."
Ford concurred. "I agree that
once we've achieved our objective
we need to move to overcome ob-
stacles to peace between Israel
and .its neiJhbors," he said.
He said the West Bank and
Qua Strip should be on the
froll ~. II ecltoed I ...,.
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ill ~ :r..daJ.
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into the dtHrt, b .. an 1111
Tuelday eoulh ol Kuwait'• aJ •
Wafn oilfield, tho U.S. milbry
aaid. An Mtbnatcd JJOO lllqi
troope and at lc11t so ta.nu took
part.
Each thrust -by low•sluna.
J9SOl-stylo T·SS tanks or columns
of Iraqi armored personnel c:Jm·
en -wu repelled by Marino and
allied ~ liaht armor and infantry,
and tiY lJ.S. warptana and hefi·
copten, the U.S. military sara.
Ttulcllr, ~ 31, 111111
repealed • llribl II Jllfll armor, md= I ~ fro. the front ol dUIW bomb.
aed micrt.n.S thJOMh
dae dartae. ud pllt dawn.
Some of lhe _,.... ~i· toOk plliCe in Kha8i klclf. aft oil· .w..~ town of 20.000 people
abandoned Jince the ONCt of war.
Just capt mila IOUth of the
Kuwaiti border, it wu the fcxus of
two Iraqi ... u1u ju t before and
just after midnlJht.
Front-line Marinea told AP cor-
respolldent Neil Macf arqubar that
lnqi tank crews rolled the r T-SS1
up to the border and said they
wanted to defect. When an allied
Ctc:On pany arrived, the Iraqis
opened fire, the Marines said.
The Iraqis were flflt confronted
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ol Qecw, I •aiber Ol Iba D~~? ..._coelkiCMl.Man. ....
ftlMd IO o.era °"'*Ina Md
~ ~ anJlli1' fire iMo lhc adWUdlcliM. .
EYcntvaJJy the two sides MR
lod.od in .. pretty fien::e stteol
i&htina." sa1a 1 Marine •ource , who asked not to be identified. "It aot pretty uaJy, rm told ...
Marine rinemen said their unit1 •
and the Iraqis exchanged small.'
and he~·•rms fire for hours. At
noon, the AP telephoned the
Khatji Beach Hotel, and two men
an wered ~ said they were Iraq
soldiers. "WC arc with Saddam
with Arabism," one said. But the niJhttimc fightin&. in
freezina temperatures, was ,.------------------------
"hellacioua," said Marine Lt. Col.
OitrMyen.
As flares lit tho desert noor,
men of the 2nd Marine Division
opened up on the attaeken with
TOW anU·tltlk rockets. Cobra he-
licopter wnship& and ttle Air
force's •Trank k1tlen.. -A-10
Watthoa jeu -swooped down in
agenda, but groups like the PLO
also must renounce terrorism and
recognize Israel as a state
Ford 1lso 1uue ted Saddam
Kw ein may have to face a war
crimes trial for his actions in the
Mideast, includin& his treatment of
POWs, mi ile attacks on Israeli
and Saudi Arabian ci1ies, and de-
1truction of the enV1ronment wilh
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of oil into the Persian Gulf.
The two leaders appeared at the
symposium as pan of UCl's OlS-
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They were paid $18,000 apiece
for their appearance UC I spokes-
woman Karen Young said all .of
the money came from private
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minutes, Burrus uid. The van sheared the pole off at
ita bue, downin1 lines for hun -
dreds of feet alona Pacific C.oast .....
From A1
anonymousJy mailed to Oty Coun·
cil members and City Administra·
tot 1diko Uberuap this week. The
DallJ Piiot also received a copy of
the letter in the mailed
The letter writer claimed that a
police aeraeant aneaedly ran his
unmarked polfco car oft the road
and hit a tree enroute •o the
stakeout ~ne. Once he arri\'ed at
the location-a park.in& lot at
Warner -Avcnue and M11"olia
Street-be allesedly ran into the
baclt of another police car, accord·
1n1 to the anonymous informant.
· The letrer-.wr1ter claimed the
driver JookC(j like he bad "a beet
red race and was swayiDJ back and
forth. r
"And the way he walked, the
man still looked drunk," the letter
Cause or tlle accidents is u ndcr
invcstiption and no citations were
issued at the scene, Burrus uid.
Lowenber& .said an investiption
had been opened a.Iona the aen-
eral lines of the alleptJOM, lol\1
before the letter came to the at·
tention or city officials.
Ho said he had been notified of
the alleptions by his manaaement
staff on the Monday after the inci-
dent and launched the inquiry 11
that time.
Lowenbera said he had no
knowledge or bis employee's car
billing another car. Lowenberg.
who said he dropped in on the
stakeout gcene himself, thought
that an accident had occurred
enroute to the location. Low-
enbera said the state penal code
and the policemen's bill or rights
forbid him from identifying police
officen who are the targets or an
investigation.
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In other developments, more
lreqi paanet and a dama,ed Iraqi
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Mideut." •
He said past wars have shown
that serious erron too often were
made after hostilities ended, re-
sulting in new conmcu that might
have been avoided.
"So it's not sufficient to win the
war," Oiscard d'Estain& said. "We
must aoo create a lasting peace."
Ford concurred. "I agree thac
once we've achtevcd our objective
we need to move to overcome ob-
stacles to peace between Israel
and its neighbors," he said.
He said the West Bank and
Qua Strip should be on the
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Each thnalt -by low-slun.a.
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TIM'ldllr • ......., 31, ,., ••
:r;aced . llrlka at Iraqi '""°', = npon "°"' the frooc ol d...acr bombl wt rnerbentild throqla
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... ol the tou&ti•• filhtiaa eoot place in JCWi iactf. IG Ol"j: aact-naon toitrft ol · lO,ooo people
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J-..t ei&ht rnila aouth or the
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Front·line Marines told AP cor·
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Force'• .rtank killers" -A-10
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also mu t renounce terrorism and
recognize Israel as a state.
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The two leaders appeared at the
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They were paid $18,000 apiece
for their appearance UCI spokes·
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Editorial
Victim shouldn't lace
hazards calling 911
Generally it's the criminal who is expected to pay his debt to
society. not the crime victim.
But Huntington Beach merchant Jorge Bernal recently found
out that it doesn't always work that way
Bernal, who owns and operates a mom-and-pop shoe repair
business on Bolsa Chica Street, did what anyone else would do
when he discovered someone had splashed gasoline throughout
his business -he called 911
As 11 turned out, that call earned him a bill for ne.uly S 1,800.
The ordeal began Oct. 2 when Bernal noticed several plastic
containers of gasoline on the floor of his business and a fair
amount of the nammable hqu1d splao;hed in h1i. ~hop.
Police later explained that the g..i.,oltne containers were rigged
with taming devices. \\.o
After dialing 911, a hazardous mate rial' 1c.1m amved and dis-
posed of the container\ and cleaned up the me,~. It wasn't too
much later that Bernal received a bill fo r nearly S t.800 -the fee
for summoning the proper authorities The bill wa) followed up
by a notice stating that Bernal had 10 day<; to pay up or find him·
)e If In COU rt
"Here I am, a v1ct1m of a crime. and th ey a'\k me for money."
Bernal aid 1n a recent 1nterv1e\\ "I have no mane) to pay I
thought the fire department ·~ suppo'>ed to help you."
Actually. the finger ~houldn't be pointed at the fire depart·
ment It's the HaLardous Material EmergenC) Re pon5e Author·
1ty that deseNe'> the credit The authont)'. admtnastered by the
Anaheim hre Department. 1~ a countyw1de hazardou'> matenab
network that include'> partic1patton from fire departments 1n
Hunting1on Beach, Newport Beach, An aheim. Santa Ana and the
county
Because onl) a handful of cit1e' ha\C JOtncd the ne11,1,ork. the
authority as operating on a hare hones hudget Con..equenth. the
network looks to c:u!ltomer fees to co'er eitpen5cs
While that may look OK on c;omeone·~ budget .. heet. an prac·
rice it's JU\t plain unfair
Wr. sympathize with the authurll\' 1,1,uc) Jnd we cncour,1gc
other c.1t1es to JOln the network. a move that would brighten the
au thcmty's f1nanc1al straits
Out we can't condone bilhng a cnme \ltllm tor calhn)! the au·
thont1cs. That doei.n't make sense.
Today in History
Today is Thursday, Ja n ~I. the
31 st day of 1991 There arc 31.!
days left 10 the year
Today's H1ghhgh1 1n Hmory
On Jan 31, J9C\R, the United
States entered the Space Age with
its first succcc.1iful launch of a c;at·
ellite into orbit. Fitplorer I
On this date
In 1606. Guy f-a1,1,ke,, cun,1c.ted
for his part in the C.,unpowder Plot
a1ainst the Englto;h ParltJment and
King James I, wac; executed
In 1797, com poser f r.inz
Schubert wac, horn in Vienna.
Austria.
In 1865, Gen Robert [ Lee
was named com mande r-in chrel of
the Confederate arm1c'
Jn 1917, Germany \ef\eu notice
it was beginning a policy of unrc-
D111nllury
'rncred submari ne wa rfare
In 1934, Prc\1dcnt Franklin D
Rooc;c,elt devalued the doll ar .n
relation to gold
In IQ"5. U <; Arm\ Pvt l:JJ1c
\lm1~ Y.J\ \hot O\ .tn Amcric.1n
lmng 'quad 1n francc becoming
1he onh. American \Old1er 'mce
the C" ti War to be eite1..utcd f11r
Jc,crt1 1n
In 11150. Pre,1tknt frum.1n an·
nounced he had ordered develop·
mcnt of the hydr ogen homb
In 1971, 20 years ago, astrnn.1u1'
Alan B Shepard Jr., f:.dgar D
Mitchell ..ind Sruart A. Roosa
hlasted off aboard Apcllo XIV,
the first U.S. moon m1ss1on i.incc
the ill-fated 01ght of Apollo XIII.
-By lb~ AuoclalH Pr~ ..
• Soberiqg news about state deficit
4
What has all the appearances o(
another headache for Gov. Pett
Wilson -the warning by Standard
& Poor·~ that the state of Calif-
ornia may lo e its AAA credit rat-
ing because of its huge budget dcf-
1c11 -could turn out to be some-
thin$ quite different. By under-
conng the need for a different
way of doing business in the state
Capitol, the repon by the bond·
rating house strengthens the hands
of tho e legislators who seek a bi-
partisan compromise with Wilson
on the budget problem. That could
prove a bles,ing in disguise.
There already are gratifying
!.1gn' of a growing recognition
among lawmakers that problem'i
long swept under the rug during
time' of relative prosperity must
finally be confronted and that
'>late priorities will ha .. e to be
great!) reordered. The most s1gn1f·
1c.in1 1nd1cat1on of a new mood ha<>
heen the muted response b) a nor·
mally d1~putat1ous Legisla ture to
· W1I on\ proposals for drastic bud-
get cuts and a variety a.£; tax in·
crca,ei. ro close a huge budget gap
that dwarf~ all previous state fi-
n.inc.al crise s. The budget has
enough pain and sacrifices for
mmt Californians to share -
which may be the essential first
\lcp towa rd a solution.
W1hon\ Finance Department
proJem the shortfall at $7 billion
o"er the next 17 months. but inde-
pendent Legislative Analyst Eliza·
beth Hill and Standard & Poor's
~a rn that the administration's
forecas t. dire as 11 seems, is s11ll
much too op11mist1c. Hill currently
predict' a deficit of nearly $10 bll-
lton ( \\.1lson himself concedes rhat
the .1dm1nl'>trat1on's estimate may
tic low, although he's not read) to
agree ye t th at the deficit 1s as high
J\ Hill e'<peCI\ )
Standard & Poor's says that 1f
the \tale " not well on its way
Best of the Hotline
faJ1tor 'f nott The following art
samplt5 of Orange Coast Dally
Piiot l"t'adtrs commtnts and criti·
cums Tht Pilot nm.s thtst rr·
sponsts on a rtgular basis and tn·
courogts rtadtrs to call tht Editor's
Hot/mt at 642·6086.
Grat golf cover111
I like Richard Dunn's golf col-
umn on the amateur tournaments
M the vanous golf clubs m Orange
County and I hope you will keep
that column going.
Hotlnl crtterll
I have a small question for a
mall hometown newspaper, and I
emphas1ic mall, would you pleuc
inform the readers by what criteria
you choose to pubti h the phone
call that you receive. I find it In·
tcrcsting that I ha"c left three or
four call , pro peace, anti Bu h
and nothina has been published. I
th ink you owe the readers 10mo
sort of indication or editorial an-
1ina. rrintina. judpnent CIC.
EdUtw'I nott.• Al lpO« Md dnw
•/Jow, WI: lfY IO ptVcl el/ Ulfol'I
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townrd eliminating the deficit by
this spring, it will lower Calif-
ornia's credit rating to AA. Calif-
ornia srate government then would
face millions of dollars in added
interest costs each year on the
bonds 11 mu t ell. Even more im-
portant, a lower credit rating
would send a chilh ng signal ro in-
vestors who .ire considering doing
business in California.
The stage already is bcmg set
'"' a bipartisan solution. The
Democratic leaders of the Lcgi la-
turc. Senate President Pro Tern
David Roberti and Assembly
Speaker Withe Brown , arc working
closer together w11h Wilson than
they did with former Republican
Gov George Deukme1•nn - or.
for that matter. than they dad with
fo rm er Democratic GO\-Jerry
Brown
While Wil son's propo cd pro-
F,r..im cut'> part1cularl) dl\tress
Democra11c lawma~cr~. the ta'< in·
crca'ie'> he advocates pain' mcm ·
"ber!. of has own party Hill' analy
.,is and now. c:ven more, Standard
and Poor's re port <,hould help con-
vmce Wilson and, eventuall).
enough GOP legislator that even
broader tax boosh will be needed
if the budget gap i~ to be cloc;ed,
and if Democratic lcgi4ilators are
to be convi nced that all segment s
of society are shoring in the -;acri-
fices.
The alacrity with which nc:wl)
installed Democra tic ltlte Tre.ic;-
urer Kathleen Oro""n Y.e1ghcd 1n
with her pubhc comment'> on the
Standard & Poor\ report alw
could ""'1st W1lc;on 1n lining up
GOP '>upport for 1,1,h.11ner C\Cn ·
tual compron"'e '' ""'orkcd out be-
tween the adm1n1strnt1on and
Democratic lc~1c;l.t1of\ \.1 an) liber·
al Dcmocral1l .1ctl\l\t'> current!"
view her J' a ~ovcrnor-tn ·1A<J1ting.
and 11''\ hardl) rn the be!.t 1nrerc'itS
of the GOP ro hand her .1ny 1s'iue c;
that c;hc can uc;c later against a
rant and naive of any person to
think they can protc,t the war.
wear yellow ribbons and think that
the men and women in the Persian
Gulf would thank that they are not
oppo ed to them.
Having !ipcnt nearly two years m
a war tone 1n Vietnam, I know the
full importance and the devasta-
tion that the Gls reel by the pro·
testina going on. You cannot have
your cake and eat It too. • In a recent Saddam Hu ein TV
in1crview. he thanked the United
Stat peace marchen; for protest·
ins the Gulf wer gain t him. Now
I ask the peace marchers this
qucstaon -how does it reel to be
on Saddam Hu in's ide?
GIVlnll ... ..,
I wonder in a drou&ht alluation
uch 11 wo are in now, how in the
world the Huntinaton Beach Cny
Couftdl can even consider allowing
th COMlNClion of I 20-1tory
hotel. Who will monhor the water
111111 ~ tMMI p...a Who Mither
know nor c:are ilwt local residenu
are r.ccd wnh wate.r ntlonlns? 1'he1 can tab encDeu ~
..... lhoulaftdl of pUoni of
WIW Md M lll\le 10 let our ._..
•nd no.en die.
Martin Smith
Republican administration
Democratic lawmakers would be
more likely to go along with this
year's budget cuts if they could be
confident that resolution or the
dcfic1t problem would not only
make e sentaal governmental pro-
gram more ecure over the long
run but also permit the state to
begin moving on some of the
stare's chronic problems on which
governmental action as needed but
ha:. been long delayed. These In·
elude such issues as health care,
growth management and automo-
bile insurance.
By already s1gnaltng that he in -
4ends ro be a much more activ1 t
chief C'<ecu11 .. e th an either party
has produced in a long whale,
Wilson bolsters such hopes. Demo-
cratic legislators. frustrated by
Dcukme1ian's conservati m and
Jerf'}' Brown\ caution and indiffer-
ence, would be much more likely
to go along with an austere round
of budgeteenng in 1991 1r they
could believe it would lead to the
dawn of a new progre ive era.
even 1f it meant giving much of the
credit to a Republican governor.
M1rtln Smltb Is 1 S1cramcnco-
bastd columnl t and polltlcal tdl-
tor for McClatchy News Semce.
ing.s and loan with the $13.6 mil-
lion that he received for his home?
Min Of die Y ... T
A few dayg ago you Ii ted past
Man of the Year clectees from
Costa Mesa. One of them wa Orv
Amburgey, l can't bchevc this.
That's a inconiruous as pina the
Nobel Peace Priic to Mikhail
Gorbachev or Saddam Huuein.
Jlllt 1111 lletl, ...
You and other media should act
after the Ncwpon Beach police for
tyina to you Crom Sunday throuah
Thursday that Todd Marinovich
had eppr~1ma1el)' a aram or co.
cainc in his poue on, a tclony,
when he had only "4-45 milli1rams
or a ubstancc a>ntainina cocaine",
a misdemeanor. P\ablicalion of in·
excusable la Hko .,... ire unfair
to the public pardcullrty 1he de·
fendaa& and uhimete)J tunhcr llr·
nilh poliee mdl>illty ud youn
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The mo1t tcllina and compcllin1
imaae so far out of the GUif war
theater isn't that ol the 1wct0me
fireworks over Baghdad when &be
1hoo1in1 stancd. It isn't the Scud·
Patriot pyrotechnics OYCr Tel Aviv
and Riyadh. It isn't a warplane
cockpit video of "sman" bombt
enterina the back door of an am·
munition dump In one. of thou·
sands of suraica' air strikes by U.S.
and Allied forces.
The most telling and QOmpellins
image so far is that of a lone, oil·
drenched cormonnt aeeldna to
pull iuelt out of the muck or the
suit, srabbina at a hard, nae sur·
face at water's edge with its pow-
erfu~ be•~ lr)'inJ to get a grip,
failina and vanilfiina in the hide·
ous, suraling slick lappina II Saudi
shores.
There wi1 be wonc light.a to be
sure, but this one ii excruciating.
It is a silent scream. a terrible
lamentation of naturo word'culy
expressing the achina sadnw and
horror and belpJcanw ao many of
us feel as the dcbad.e set ln mo-
tion by human miscalculation cath-
crs momencum and NShes head-
long to &lobal catastrophe. ..
When my daughter, who is 14,
read a ncwspeper article about
Saddam Hussein's threat to torch
the hundreds or oil wells of
Kuwait and the potential world·
wide consequences of such an act,
he said she wu reminded of a
movie she had seen many years
before, "The Never-Ending S1ory,"
in which an evil, amorphous force
called The Nothing, depicted in
the film as a raging storm, con-
sumes the realm of beauty and art,
hope and truth and dreams known
as Fantasia.
A chillina insiaht but exactly so,
l thought, though hoping apinst
hope that mad Saddam would not
do what he h.ad said he would do,
or had done in the put, indulJina
myself in what has been the areat·
est on1oing official miscaJculation,
overt and implied, of the crisis~ the
belief that Saddam fluuein was
bluffing, that he would not Invade
Kuwait after he had amassed
lroops at the border, that he
would not take all of Kuwait, that
he would not keep it, that he
would not stand against the world,
that he would not hit Israel It as-
saulted by the allics1 that he would
not indiscriminately attack other
civilian populations in Arabia, that
he would not abuse prisoners or
war, that he would not loo$e mil-
lions of barrels of oil into the auJf,
that he would not use his arsenal
of chemical and biologicaJ weap-
ons.
President Bush commented lut
Friday that Saddam continues to
••amaze the world" with hb trepi-
dations -his Scud attacks on la-
rael, his treatment or downed c:oa-
lit ion pilots, his environmental
terrorism. Americans had been
wnrncd a day eulier by the White
House to expect more "enemy sur·
prises," but the only real surprise
at this point would be If fhere
were no more surprises of the sort
that have already occumd -the
surprises achieved by Saddam,
time after time, when he does ex-
actly what he has said he would do
or what he is known to have done
in the past. .
On Friday, too, Saddam report·
edly dedared in a meeting with his
war council that he would matt
certainly use his chemical and bio-
logical weapons. Will the world be
urprised and amazed? J, for one,
will be surprised and amazed if ho
docs not. I dre•d to think what
will be deemed the "appropriate
re ponse" by bract or the allies,
bUt t will not be surprised by any
subsequent esCalation or terror
and horror.
Bush and hi• advisers and hil
aenerals decided to let a mid.nan
dictlto the course of ~nti in the
Persian Oult. It wu 0 .-p to
Sadd1m Husacfn.'' Bush .. 1c1.
*'her there would be wu. So
..... ii WV. Md ID the world.
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Inviting friends over for a bome-cooked
meal isn't II simple II it med to be. Diemy
restrictiODJ, by doctor ~ or choice,
have become pmt of the American way of
life. To avoid a cbonas of"J'm oo a low-sail
diet." --WC 're wa:hina our choleAerol." or
.. No red meat for me," today's gncioua
holta select me.nu with everyone' 1 pallSe
and bea1dl in mind.
Healthy fare lends itself well to easy
home cootina. Plan your menus with
llDCOlllpliclle recipes and dishes tbal can
be pes-aed before the doacbdJ rinp. Use
cseative recipe modification and simple
ioaredient aubatilutions to serve op
delicious and bea.lthy hospitality -with
eue.
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Elimimdna sall compldcly CID leave food
Slt-Dotn DlllJWr
•COIWIMH ......
rlpOll Sla/llltl
SaMteed Grtttu wide Garlic
VefdGI* Medky
Yo,wt mwd witla S«UOftlll F""'
tutin& bland. A &imple solution is to use
Tabuc:o9 pepper saoce -a coocaurated
condiment. several times biper in flavor
ud beat than cayenne bot sauces. A few
dropl ldd flavor Ind cblrlCller -md me.
dropl are four ID five times lOMJ in sodium
d\ln ocher hoc pepper sauces. Your health-
conscious auests will appreciate that
Tabuco pepper sauce is all-natural with
at.oluteJy no ldditives.
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Seniq more carbobyctntes mates good
nutrition and eoten&iJunent tenx. Avoid
everyday puta and potllO disbca by aaviq
delicious and easy recipes made wilh
Succeas• White and BrOW1l Rice. Busy
1i1oine cOolJ will CQjoy the Socc:as .. Boil-
in-Bq" aysicm which pmmees perfect
rice every time and drastically reduces
WnlndBnueell
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Tobtuco Bloody ltlaryi
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The o.lty Piiot
.with
preparation time. As an added boou • the
rice bran found in brown rice adds extra
fiber to your carbo-awichcd diet
• COllarlld.,,, tlttllnlnor.
Grtll laSting food doesD 't have to be high
in cbolesla'OI md salmlled , .. Make your
entertainment recipes healthier by
sub&tiwtiJl& Benolli9 Olive Oil for buner
and shortenings. Olive oil bas a unique
flavor-cnbanciog quality and. as pen of a
healthy ~ it can bclp lower cboleslaol.
8a10lli oft'en a rmae of olive oil flavcn -
Extra Vugin. Robusto. O•ssioo, IDd Ex1n
Uabt -IO med a vlriety of cootin& ~
and caacs. The geslCd mmas lb1I folloW
were desiped wilb '1allby bo1pit1bty" in
mind. Tbele simple. healthy and deliciou
ideas for mtatlinina are mre to bcaDe a
pmt rl ywr nc:ryday eookina. well.
Conial Blf/let
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Wlaok Grabl Bread
Fruit Frwil Plona'
Cornish Hens with Pignoll Stuffing
4 IM' 11, •-lertoli C1wko
OlftOU
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I C11J dHfPld....,
Ill a.,...,. nd bdl pepper
Ill mp c:IMlf Pfd sreea btf1 pepper
1 cap ct.a., id froua spiJl8Q, thawed
Prdal oven to 3SO degree F.
l blp S.Cc,. llice, coeted
l/3 m, dllctlll llodt .
2 ......... ,.........pepper' ..c'll
4 Mlip I-,......, WMODins
Wt ... ..,,er lo'-*
112 Cllp ....... (piM DUtl)
4 CoraiD pme llelll, thawed
In a lqe sauce pan , combine olive 0tl, omon, celery, red and JRCD bcU peppers and spinach.
Saul~ until tender or approximately 10 minutes. Add nee, chicken stock, hoc pepper sauce.
poultry lealOOina. salt Ind peppa and pine nuts.
LiJbtly sprinkle body cavity of hens with salt. Stuff liJhtly with nee mixture. Twist wins tip
under beck; tie lqs together. Place breast aide up on r1ek in routing pan. Brush hens ltJhdy with
olive oil for 1 JOlden brown baked hen.
Roast hens 3SO degrees for 1 hour. Remove hens C1refully from roasung pan. On a bed o( leauce
or pmish. annic hens on a planer
Makes four servings. Each serving provides 418 Calories, 32 g protein. 21 g lotal fll. n •
carbohydrate, 195 mg sodium and 7S mg cholesterol.
Green Fru.it Salad
Dr• r' I!
I ~ carton low-fat oranct "'
lemon yoSUrt
l taspoom la1Gll EDn Lipt Olm 01
1/4 cup oranct jaitt., COllCaltralt
l tablespoons supr
Combine all ingredients Ul a blender or food processor until smooch. approxinwely two minuaes.
Set aside.
l frail pan. sliced I cup P'ftll crapa
l G,_.y Smith apples. stbd l/l cup dry l"OlllUd flower leeds
Combtne all ingredients Toss wnh dres ing and refrigerate. Serve in a medium serving bowl or
compote.
Makes six servings. Each serving provides 126 Uloncs. 2.55 g protein. 3.55 g total fll. 23.I I
carbohydrate. 17.3 mg sodium. 2.45 g dlCW')' fiber and ns mg chole tcrol.
Kedgeree
I Ma SUttal Rb, cooked
l Mrd cooked esp (whites oaJy), sltelkd
Sah and pe'Ppef to taslt
I mp .... ed ltaddock or wtUt.e llsb
213 mp low-tu milk
I bay leaf
l leallf ... Clln'J powder
I tc 11111 DOii 1"w» ptpper aaa
1/4 cup lttd Olliom
Combine rice and chopped cu whites. Add salt and pepper to wae.
Place rooked ftsb m 1 saucepan with milk. bay leaf, cuny powder. bot pepper SMace and onion.
Heal for S to 10 mmutcs Remove from bCl1 and allow to cool slig:htJy. Remove and flake the fish
from the skin. Add to nee Remove the bay leaf and heal all tnlJ'CIChcnlS toJCther.
Serve on heated planer. usmg the garnish of parsley. paprika and lemon laces to provide color
and zest.
Serves four. Each serving provide~ 242 CaJoncs. 33.2 g protcm, 1.17 g total fat. 21.7 a
carbohydrate. 910 mg sodium .. 715 g diewy fiber and 87.4 mg cholesterol.
Country-Style Stuffed Acom Squash
4 ..t•• econ lqUSll
BmolJ Extra l.J&bt OU"t OU , .........
Siii! Md ptpptt" to mae
l tablapoom Bmolll Clwko Olive OU
I atf dMlpped _.
J do9aprtk
I cap c:Mpped, wdtd tomatoa
I Ma Secctll ll'OW9 Rice. toabd
Prebeaa oven to 400 depees F.
l tablespoons cMpped la.liM '**'
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IDd pepper. ~er dish with foil. Bike 30 min
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tunate that the FDA rcelauificd
egs, because that act made u
ncccssary for restaurants and other
instatutions to more strictly follow
specific health 1uidleioes. But at home. family safety may be up 10
you. Jn the case of cgs. there att
several thanp to keep in mind.
Amona them : A void raw CIP or
foods that are likely to contain
them (such as ccasar salads.
Hollandajsc sauce, etc.); learn to
cook eas for tonaer periods of
time, until they are no longer
runny (S minutes for poached, one
minute at ht&h heat for scrambled.
7 minutes (or sunny side, and 7
minutes an boihna water for
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cracked); never leave eas (or food
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just befo,. scrvina and re-heat if
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and poultry, wa .h your hands a.od
all preparation utcnsHs thorouahly
with bot, soapy watu before and
after •they touch the fooCl.
One last safety poinc any food
should be heated to at least 16S dcirces F, in order to kill illness-
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and salt entirely. and you c:oulcln•t
if yov tried. But it 1 a .,od Mka
to cut down 1uch inpedienta to
stay within the recommended
su•delin When preparinJ meat in a skil·
kt. instead of usma fat 01 oil trY
cookin• at an wine, fruit or vca·
etablc JUICCS. With wine, the beat
causes any alcohol to evaporate,
but you're left with a delicious
flavor. tay with rcauJar table
wine. ra~er th.an the cookina
wines which are usually biab in
sodium.
For sandwiches, instead or may-
onnaise, butter or marpri~ con-
sider usana such healthier flavor
enhanocn as chutney (which is
SRat on chicken or t~) or
apple sauce (put on pork. or even
on waffles and pancakes in p&ace
or 1upry syn.ip).
Jf you ma1 fresh fnait. such as
bananas or berries. into plain non-
fat YoSUrt, you will be able to .,
enjoy the taste of &ah fnait, the
nutntional beneaits or the fruit
and yoaurt. .. and . the fettina of
knowina you are prot.bly ea.tins fewer Calories than in &be pte--
sweetcned products.
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do without cake or ~ (or who are look'ina for better cboi.c:es
for swecMoothed youDl*fl) keep
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e.MMna of Tokyo II loc;ated
at 4250 Bfrch St., Newport
Belch. For reeervattona, calf
95$0822.
Oceanview Wellness Center
,-educes stress in 1nany ways
Achlevtng • llfe balance Is never euy, but at the Ocean-
vtew Wellness Cent« of Foun-
tain Valley • professlonaJ staff Is
waiting to teach you the Ins and
out• of ltr911 management.
Df. Jordan Wetss, director of
the cent«, overaeea such stress
management techniques as
acupuncture, chiropractic,
biofeedback and nutrition coun-
seling.
"We can help people manage
problems with eating, alcohol,
smoking, depresston, anxiety,
panic and chronic head and
back pain," says Weiss.
One of the latest additions to
Wetn' staff Is Dr. Ronald Bteter.
OMO (doctor of Oriental medi-
cine). Dr. Blefer speclaltzes In
the Oriental method of
acupuncture. as well as offering
advice In conjunction with
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herbal medicine.
In traditional acupuncture,
thin needfel are lnterted In the
skin at vartout points, then left
In for from a few secon<Js to 30
0< 40 mlnutee, depending on the
point of Insertion and the lndl-
v Id u a I. The practice of
acupuncture Is 5,000 years old.
White Bleter etreues the
Eattem approach, he lnsfsts on
the connection between Eastern
and Weatern medicine.
"T (')Oftthef they can be excet-lent:'·-·he aays. "We often
diagnose using Western tech-
niques." Bleter uses his back-
ground to treat addictive behav-
ior, enhancing the acupuncture
treatments with electric stimu-
lation to certain needle s><Mnta to
enhance the effect of the nee-
dles. "It speeds up the effect,"
he notes.
Blefer feels acupuncture ta ....
pecially helpful In achieving the
mind/body connection. "To
achieve balance Is a goal of
hott.tlc medicine,'' he ttat•.
Bleler Is realistic about
strengths and weakneeH• of
Chinese medicine, apeclflcatty
acupuncture. However, he f ....
that Weetern medicine ha not
absolved many ctironk: cono-
dltlons, whereas Chlneee ~
cine can help.
Mott Importantly, .ccor~
to Bleler, ta the sfmptlctty of tM
procedure. "Acupuncture dote
not hurt and It's merltork>ut."
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Cati 979-1700.
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•red patio • 1ngl gar,
2M Cabfflto, H76/mo.
Me-aoco « e?~21
• I' 1139.500 ... ~· 714-
" 72().t 1$3 ly Owrw'
Chermlng Penfn1u1a Pt
2Br 1 BA, new carpet,
tr~. encl 2 car gar,
S 1 •00 yrty. 157s-etsoe
$1195 531 ·5737 POOi, 2 car en gar .
Newly remo1 3br, 1 be, St 750tmo 544-2607
INCREASE
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REACH
THROUGH
OUR NEW
IMPROVED
LOWER RATES
drywan and cet>l,,.ie. AENTM. ~RTIES
Olftad Crartaman s::~=-~ P~tty· Mark, e.te-17to nortii~ ,. ~'. 0rywa1t. ~S-5277 SWMt "'" LlndlQpe Ma~ardenlng S.rv. ___ ...-.;;...;..;;..,;;.. __ _
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OPEN SAT/SUH 1·S
Costa Mesa 1024
By OwMr 2 aty, 3br,
21!a be, den & fam rm
2100 aq rt. on SA
golf courH. Vacant
$315,000. e.t4-70315
DOWNTOWN SALE
Come on down thl•
wMkend ror the good
prlce11 Heritage In·
11111m1nta 54&-5680
LET'S MAKE A DEAL
By Owner S2SI< dn-OWC
Leta negollat..COme See
2264 N M~'WN~
it'SAVE S 9 HOUIH under
'. S200K' For free mar· b.I ket evaluallon, Ron >" Young, Ag!, 54~1573
Dana Point 102
Corona
del Mar 2122
• 2BR. fam. room. frplc
rear up1talra unit of
0Uplt1, sngt gar, •'" Ilk· up sm 541.1540
•Charmtn9 2BA 2BA
condo, pool, clubhse.
Over 60 only S 1500
~ 852-0181 87$-2014
lg new yerd, P91• ok Choice upP9f unit get9d
929 Arbor St S 11501 comm 2br, 2ba Pool.
mo, 111, laal, S300 MC 1p1, 2 car gar, Wl d, Mo
d•p 598-4 1 t 5 s 1 soo mo 121-n 10
PACIFICA EASTBLUFF TOWNHOMEI Sp1clou1 3BR 2BA
Newport Heights 2BR P•llO home on comer
1 •1tBA In charming lot w/2 car ger. frplc,
condition Fre1h paint, modern kitchen, w/d
privll• patio, carpart, hkup, pool acce11,
Pool & laundry. Sorry, $1 300/mo Avl now
No Peta. H951m o Bkr 1575--C912
Curt II 831·1 288 2B.., 1BA. garage, w d HARBOR VIEW HOME
hk up, lrplc, frlge POOL HOME 3BR. den, lamlty rm
Avail 1mmed S1000 Easlsld• 3·2. tamlly dining rm, 2BA no
"'0 700'"> Jasmine rm. tg yard, cul-de-pets $1900 mo incl
7 9 6 -4 9 7 1 0 p e n sac S 1 •00tmo Yrty grdnr & wtr 752-886a
HO'!!!_ Set 10.12 RUSTY GUINTHER or 64a-.o99
2BA l BA. yerd. pa11o 631-8389 Ag! HARBOR VIEW HOMES
D W micro W • hk up Spacious & mo dern 3BR 3BA • 1on Lg yd,
SI 150 mo AV1 now 2BR 1BA home w n-COii'\"' pool dbl p SI 95G
434 Dahha 1550-0850 carpet Yard w pool mo ''I. 5'7·7S26 __ _
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2BA 2BA w11h frptc open meedow 111-HerbOr VI-Hm• ~aul FANTASTIC BUY 603 Marguerite Della small pet Ok W of 3BR 2BA. Monaco REDUCED $150K Agt The Pruden11al HerbOr Drive by 9G3 model Garde ner
[ M .C I J
$2.80 per day
That•• ALL you pay
for • ..,., JO day ,,,.,,, .... , ...
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FR doora, w indow•. Ruby S7s.eo51 •HANDYMAN• plantation 1hullera, lilt & 11111 ~.,.,
FaCIOrf direct prlC••, THERE'S LIGHT ., the Cel .,_ MJ'.4)190
Call OGI ~o-eso. ENO of lh• TUNNEL ---------
MASTER CARPENmv. Hou .. cleanlno by AMERICAN 8UILOINQ
Rough·flnlah-concrete Helen 534·3•25 ~~lee·
& brick work So. Cal aau.n. 141411&
3o Y" G84·8a8e R H LAWTON CONST CHRISTIAN Handyman
Small AN Big Jobs In Uc Gen Contract0t. =try4Jmpla
taf'l)t!ltry OK-S-docll· All PhaaH Of Conat. ~~-· doofs rr s A>yfl N>t!Mn 20 yrs el(p, &4~0 2S l'! ..... , 6'~ 30 Yl1 '*' Doug'a Handyman S.rv ~-At'.lrl'.i0t11 ~
Cabont11·Pant1-loc1o,1 elec-pafnt.,C. malnt· Sta<rs~·Pr.JOHle tllld Guer ...... 1'2
JS rs ••P wry 142~7 Waterproof Co8tlnas HANDY ... DY
RES COll"m ROOll'l ldd. Oeclll-batc:on..e.~ ....
CIOM!s DOQlls~ Oual work 722-9789 E'-c·Plumb-Palnt Lt
pa:.O CO¥ V.Oong doof1, c:arpntry. etc 931-4043
reo*CI o.taa, fie .. Ht51 MOM• MAINTENANCE Drywilll :1584 Cement
Concrete 3526
ANO Rl!PAIR
Celllnga.Walll R..,.Wed CIR Jeff 113-1222
Drywall/Int plaiter ---------patch Aceoulllc cell· RETIRED contractor wlll
Inga applledlr•moved Install your new Bay
_llM. __ -._ .. _54_M __ , 7_• __ 1 WALL.PAPER Contractor
THE GREEN ICENE :V-;r~~"'""' u..n.T~al --:Lo -...·.,,._
Sptinldef lnata .. tlOn '-'° ... _
Trn Trlmmlngllltemo111I WE flll 9'ld 111118 togaCtllf
Lawn Malrtt. A Cle~s Tout ..... ~.
Aotot11kn9 • •32-llCM * StrW.. ADYICf TO THE at. Lio. #999025 CS40 m.11n
,._TREES •
f0H9Ct~ ON.-... .._,...,.,... 7'14"t
Masonry 3828
BAICK·'et~
Stone-TU..Slocll A R•
lalnlng Waifs 1tyn IXll
UeJ1n1, ref1. 876-3852
Milss<1ge 3830
P1't Spr . 1< •" Hi 70
CAT IWHRD, INC.
ProfeMlonal cat care
In yOUt hom• "ffd. Utter, play period V.U
Otootnlng tranaport-
allon Full vacation
aervlce Newpor1.
COM erea1 Dally,
W9elcly, montNy rates. can 114-222 ... eee
000 SITT1NQ "°"' tlofne .... ........... lower ...
ti MlploylMI Nwpc lch
8'9113149
Ca1tforn1a Realty 6 73· Arbor $1200 mo Agt comm pool $1800
,.,. LuxUf'IOul JBR home 1733 or 729-7284 675-4912 644·6151 0 1573·3174 & RV garage, over·------------------
842-4321
Ext 310
Driveway•. pat101,
p1th1 etc No fob too
small Reasonable Cu•tom Waif IHtur•• Window Do small r•
T .... "2•• modeling fob• Cur· Om, ~-~ r•nl CA lie. 6~•83
Plast£•1
RPp;rn JBBO
looklng Dana Herbor 3BA 2BA. tower duplex. Twnhome 1<>< 1•H• In Kldl/Petl OK .t Only Sl549K. Owner t p, w d hkup large prime locatlon 2057 3br,vlew, Ea1tbluff ·~s~ (714) 838 .. 1814 patio. wafk to beach. Tustin Av e 38R condo s 18 75 mo
S 1400• mo 675-8877 2•.~BA, 2 11ry, with lip, SI 800 lo mov•·ln Huntington
Beach 104
BRAND NEW
LUXURY 4 PLEX
Near Huntlngtoo Har·
bour. Over 9000 sq t1
Many amenities In·
cludlng 4xl5 Tiie tub
May finance up to
90'-Consider 111 of-
fers Prlnc1p111 o nly
846·9501 or 846-8517
or 1575·7006 2 car ger, bull! In •P· "'48·3959 pllances. end pallo "' 38R 3BA House, 2-car
garage, bu1tt-1ns, ref.
rig, w/d S22001mo
759-1465
s 11 95. da, 1562· 1818. r-L-ld-o--1,-1.--4-B_R __ 3_B_A
1111 760-1102 house on Inside lot,
grea1 location S2, 700/
mo 875·9311 Dana Point 2126
5BR 3BA home So or U GHT & AIRY lrg t BR Udo 1315 VI• Trieste
hwy New upgredes apt Ocean view, P9f· new 5 • 5 • den • lam
lhruout Aval! Feb I feci for alngle male 2 lrplc a 12.975
S2300 m o 675 ~66~ No pets 4fHl-8742 873-6103 a< 1573-8239
DECORATOR PERFECT ocEAN v1EW ouPLEx NEW RENT .. •11 4BR 2BA trplc 2 car Large 2BR plus den. -
gar, top cond $1950 2 •h 8A Sl lOO/m o Say Avt3br 1tlaSl500
Drive by ority 611 Car-1519-.568-1857 COiiect Ocnlmt ~.Iba $1500 FORECLOSURE!!! nation 842·9797 2br, 2ba, 11 200 Re Max Ritts 2br, 1ba, $900 5 BR, 21h BA, 2 sty A11oclat•d R II EXEC TOWNHOUSE ea y' I pool, •P• Huge cul· 1500 W Belboa St Lrg 2Br 2• ... Ba. lam • • d•Hc IOI, lam lld ltv ·~ t 03 N B 17J..3883 rm w/creckltn frplc rm 2 frplc sundeck. 1 BR Condo. Bt~hurat •
gourmet kltch. format 2·car gar, poot 1enr11s al Adami Inc wld, nu NEW tux custom home
din. silytlln ~r 9&2-s22• s 1750 mo 1573. 7362 crpt, appllancH ,$&85 ocean & bey view 4Br
REP0/$300,000!
OWNER WILL CARRY
•BR. remodeled kilch·
en, bonu1 room. 2
lrplc•. pool OPEN
SUNDAY 1 t ·2 Bkr
557-099CS
Newport
8Pi1Ch 1069
UVFRONT DUPLEX
W/BOlt Dock S978K
3 +2 It 1 +1-N-crpt
thrv-outl NEW Cop·
per plumbing, fauc ets,
tolleta, gar d oor
opnra, drywall & cabi-
nets tool Dock hold•
2 boatl, 25·.35· Rm
to extend both levels
tow.,.d the water
JACOH llTY
0-....10
Bv owner Newly r•
mod.i.d 3BR 2~ Ba
houM St•P9 to beech
.. bay. 1399,500
531·1877
LIDO llLE 5br
45' Wide Lot
OPEN SAT 12-4
OPEN SUN 12-<4
203 VIA RAVENNA
Tiw Prudential
c.fomla Aeefty
~.944.()188
LIDO laL• new home.
UOO•f. Reduced to
'806t(. Open lat/Sun
104.Wll~~m VII OMlto t7543t1
N.EW CUSTOM HOMES
NEWPORT HEIOH,TS
38A 12\tBA, 2500 t 9,
tQ lllectMN • bath•
Oule1 cul-4•••c
ft'Mt. 319 LaP~ Ln,
(1Mh 6 Tuwtin) • ..._ •na °' M2-2000
·y . . -
Furn 3BR 3BA Home mo 894-2~1 4' ,Ba 4 car gar 3
nr beach. Avail 2 5 10 28R wlgar. new cptl, frplc a .. c 720-0211
151215 S1 500,mo incl lncd yd. Water pd Newpor'I laland 2BR •
gdnr 760-0418 Call 9-5PM 838--tt 120 dock S 1450 1550-8928
2710 O .. awa~ S760 Agl The Prudenttal HOUSE W/IALCONY
3BR 2BA. frplc, 1 car,
1111 211 5 S 1 750/mo
Top loc 642·9797
BEAUTIFUL & IPICiOUI Caltlornl• RH lty
2er 2B1 coodo, newty OLD CDM· r •dec orated V ic
Wam.,TEdward1 Coll
Larry II 1 ·800-<4•6-Re/Max Rttrs
Lg 3br. 2ba upper dplx
Deck, ger, h1-bmd cell
Xlnt cond $1475/mo
780-9020
Luxury, 2BR 2BA home,
f/p, gar, S12951mo.
111 & IHI. S200 dep.
842·5290.
Nice old•r cott11ge-atyl•
reer duplex 2BR 1 BA,
cozy lrplc , nice crpt &
bllnd1, W/O hlcupa.
oceanside or PCH , 2
car partclng Avt Feb
II Ortve by 7().4 Sego.
nla 11025/mo.
875-4912
Costa Mcst'l 212
2'3•
L uxury Oc een tr ont
Condo, 2600 1q It, 2
alorlH , 3BR. 3•1\BA, 2
car garage, security,
aun deck Un-
1urp a 111d oc ean
vlew111 997-51 19
SEACU FF OrMna lxry
"'°'"hu 3Br <>< 2 +
•tucty 2'"l8A all emen
$1500 2131928-271 7
Spacious 3BR 2BA. 2
Cat gar, lg lncct yd, nr
Newltnd Center
S 1100/mo R••dy now
964·58&7 Ralph M.
Cenuthera, Aultof.
Laqun,1
Beaf h .' 1 48
3Bdrm, bullt In 1905 •
A true charmer. lull
ocean & bay v11w1
Enjoy 1un111s from
1he porch Utll paid
Offered 11 S11500 'mo
CALL RUSTY, Agt
831·1288#217
·~ To p rtoor Penthouae
Condo of H e bldg
Beautlfu l, apecloua,
cleen, •kyttghts, pool,
Jae. ten.,1• I 1 ,0001
mo • utll 831-3e15
VERIAILLEI
Immaculate 2BR 28A
sec condo wfb9autlful
vlewt Avt nowt 114001
mo Bkr 876-4912 MOO OFF RENTI East·
ltd• new 2BR 2 "'8•
twnh1e, 2 car et·
tacMd garage, w/d
hkup, rrpfc. Muat ... ,
S1250/mo 831·2•80
1BR hOuea doM to ---------
l>Neh • downtown HARIOR llUND
MSO/mo. Avail 1et wtc Laro-1)49r, 58R a&A,
of Feb. 49'7·1315 mlnlmum e mo t"
•El el de 28 1 'AB Emerald Ridge gat9d r a comm. 12250. •BA ~hu wlbelcony, yd, 2'/tba, apa, tennle ct,
CM d prkg. 1925 No watlc to bch •f9..4:Me ,,.,. ~1799
Upper unit Oup,.x w/ •LAROl 41R 28A• ocean view. 2BR,
Famlly home w/huge 28A, 1200 aq rt O•·
back yard Kid• a rage All emenlti.a
pe11 watcome 2 car 1 \ii blka to pvt bch.
gerage w of Harl>Or I 12&0/mo w ,,eaH.
S 1150/mo AvaH now 183-1711
1'15-4912 Bk'r
tST MONTH FREE tw/1
yr IN) 2BR, 2~BA tux
condo. fl'.rplc. wfd hJr·
up, MC oat•. patklng ltttsimo ~12
,..
H500fmo. 14W2'-d
n .,11, .
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PUBLIC NOTICE
The Calif. Publlc Ulill·
1111 Commla1ton. RE·
OUIRES the! all used.
hou1eho ld goo d•
movers, print their
P U C. Cal T numb er.
hmo'1 & cheutfeur'•
print their T.C P. num·
bar In all advert11•
manta If you have a
question about Iha I•·
gallty or a mover !Imo
or chauffeur, Call
Publk: UtlltlH Com·
ml1110n 7 14-55M15t
Mlck!J 538-0553
ORTIZ CONSTRUCTION
Ma1onry-c:oncre11 P•·
tlo1-drl11eway1-r8d·
woad tenc••·l•nd·
cape Mike 54&-3096
Herc 64 1-e965
ORVWAU REPAIR THE TROUBLEBUSTER Patches. water dam· Hon'9 AIC)8ll ~d
age, room add'•· Free Spttl1•111 Sa111r1ct1011 1
Ht 848-0812 John must Ath'4 721"'907
Electrical 361 O Hauling 3 720
T J Pef·t ~el• const Cone· • RESIOENTIALJCOMM 8riO·Bloc~ L•c & Bond 25 y eara up. All
.,...LT HAULING SetVtc.
GatlQ*lvd dnup•tt•• H19hetl Ouat low Pl'IC:ft pha101 Fatr ratH
17141912.7093 Uc Joe 744-0123
Ceramic
1les 3528
Ceiling Fan Speoletlat
Security llghllng, pool,
apa 220. ••rv catta,
free ... 842·2«8
Jon MMtt2
DICK'S HAULING
Junk to dum & o-n·
etal hauling Large
truck wt1h llrt gate
THE ORIGINAL
DUN tht TILE MAN
540-3798
Eltetrtct1n $30 HA. ouMP RUNS • JUNK
FrM E1t.
0 17192 Grao t7Nt7t
FumitLKe, trash, ,,..
branchff, appllancM
Mike 7 dy! 848-1391
Movmg 3834
•A-1 MOVING•
730.1353
CLEAN & EXPERT
P'0t a Job Well Donel
StMnQ 0 C !Of 15 yrt
Uc T·15tl,S42
Painting 3858
dd1t1ons
Remodeling 34 1
leaky ahow•ra·Actd
wash & regrout New
& Repair Bathroom ..
Show.r doors Kite·
Ftoora.Plumblng Lie
Fences HAUL 4-U 20"' OFF ---------
KEVIN STVOER Oer!erel
Contrador An °Comlfl
kit ball'I ~ SI
L>e 493137 '31-5531
Act mg
Lessons 341
ProdUC9'11 AclOt• Con·
aoolum preaen11 pro-
l estonal training !or
professional actora at
th• ~Inning end lnttr·
mtdillt leYllt Cd 5'&o0514
ppllances
Service 3426
25 0 c 173-8065
TILE lnatall9d Repaired
PromcJI Courttout $t!vlct
Fr" Est & References
John & Shelby 848-81 715
Child Care 3536
CORA'S LIC ENSED
DAYC ARE So Co11t
Plue erea S75/wlc
550.1199
L VNN'S H OME DAV
CARE HAS OPENING
for Infant to t year.
~hour e.t 1 ·92&4
& Decks Jf, 1 ~1 ,.,.. Of othef .. 11-
mate1 Gen. hauttna.
FENCES-OATES NEW frM houaehotd toxk:
RepM Rtdwoodf c.o.w dlapoaal with load
post replace CM'N9 Free N1. IU.()389 >"' wt!y't 6'2-1209 HAUL 4-U ~ OP'F
Firewood 3618
FIREWOOO.SEASONEO
Oult.r, mi1td "'°°°· -oranga.oell~
(1131Q-e.5e1 ~ ...... dell¥
Floor
Inst.ill Repa1rsJ620
r&tel or other Htl-
matH. o.n. heUllnQ,
''" houMhokt toxfc dltpotal with IOad.
"'""'· euo:1n
H'"',
111 • f lh I,• •: o I 1f ·, j ,'' ,t,
•Carp•ntty, lnt/e•t
paint. home ,..pair,
PAUlS'S A.PP\.WolOE SVC
Al Mail• -i Models
CourtlOUI s..,, 5~ 15
3021-8~111 Ct.t
EXP LICENSE Ch llOcart QOOO FLOOR ~Ing
EMPHA SIS 011 CHIL O 'Myl~·wood "*-'.
••cl. price. "°""' qu•llty. 282• 7'14
DEVELOPMENT Ntwpon ~ BoflCS
Hala "*"· m~ Uc•~ '50-t$n
utn
Det,ltl111~j :M42 . .
Oetalllng A"'o-Truck·
RV. Fr.. Plclt up 6
o~.435-110
B.ithrnorn
Refinish J448
Ch~arnnq
Sr>rv1cps J~48
Hou..cleanin9-At*Ofc-
Condoe Carpet cteano
lng·patn1 .. 1c:. [ngffah
epeatclng N!M881
TUB..Shower·Slnk R• KATML£EN'S HOUSE·
pelr-A•gl•U·Flber· CLl!!ANINO P9ttonal
gl•H·Porcetaln-Chlp1· touch Offc·•Pl•hom•
Crack• rep91r•d All )(Int r•f• 84~28
cofOrs. 850-44'3 -A-'-!'""L""IA_B.;.L.;;;1!....;;.M_ou;;;...-1.;.ec~le-a-n-
Bt«H1ty l ·lbf
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Cal YOIMOa 831 •1911
ClmaqP Door•,
& Openers .lhJ?
GlilSS
Gl.111 n u i1 ,~.'
PAINTING PLUS
Gu• .... ••1111 AffordebM 54&-57156
RAINBOW Clrc .. Ma nt.
"'*"'*10 .. Eal ""'-' Apt. OuM )ob ,, ......
S1 llc•M91t7 93e-1768
SUN RISE PA.INTINO
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Plumbing 389
24 Hr £DD•S4Ml22
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UOOO/mo. '"°" or bait\ kit. ptlY. ,.,.,. =--;~:,~ ~ 900f\ IO .... to IWN of ... Mar ..ion. Muet .,. da'" .,. ~ All brWhee u CV9--p-... .....,;.,._--_-----'°"' term ..... ,... enoee. 15CO. utd pd --· ............. _.... ........ _.__. 81CcetM ..,.,., fot .act "•ward 1 21· ••I-llc'd CorUCll Joan wttt'I Aono commu-tome 0 A 9'C Now -• .,..,..,
IM''"· ~e 28r 111• holae, •• .,,.,... Appt. Info. _!!=-~"9!,!. !?tf!e.!no!_l!!!.an_....-_ ' ~1 ~ Contae'8 .. ..__ · .. ~ Nr1nQ. Cel (t, eos WOMfN'I ''' LAGUNA BEACH .,., entrance, petlo, In the Hunt 8ch .,_ m !¥!' crum;:::;::. ,..,.. ,.._.. tct«loo lat. K-22::317 j'PPlrMAa-
MOTOA INN pWklnQ, JllC 14to/mo (900) ..,....,..,. ext. LOST tNn'• watch. In-An'I ACTOll ...,.. .,.,... beMflta.. ' ' • .,..,_ 1 s....
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~ --·-1171 a utJl tncL MO-HV 1 •10, ··-•pm. ., ?':. name·. v---CU11n"• avallable. cal tN'TRAX et IOO-llAINTINANCI • ~~.... .......... -.. • .. -..... _ • 289-1221 Pollt•. P•OPI• Need "'Oney fa.tr Up. ~ HBO TV, '"' my dWntwn ~ _d!ye. ...... ......,1_11._11 __ ,.._. --155 KMpMke. M . le9tnnlng Actor• • NMd ~ eupeM-on.nted. good phone 12000 per monlh
1!1 ' I ' ' l() . ~
tllOt=' · Clrde.
mo. makS evo. heated pool tue new home, p'llt ba, aEWNO Oft llUY1NO 751·7000 WOfbt!Op, CUSTOM~ S£RVtCE .c>r A maintenance ltt s. 21 hOUt1I per QUW9nteed. Ho ~
& •ttpe to ocean. _...., cloMI. w/d, tac A BUSINESS? LOST or ,OUNO a Pet? (21!) na.oe1e WW!led: • ~t at.aft Elrp'd In U~· ...-nMOed bt.¥nl aeta9d
Kitch'• avl. .., N teoo/mo. llW?IS ...... -............ _ I -~-· spey~-.. a-..._,._ .... peiople. We .,.., )'OU tfy. ~. electn· .. .,,. • ~ 3BA t8A, 18?5 LaQ & Coe ......., '"~ ~,,.... .....,_....,.,NO ,('_.., --..., uplf11C9r '° loee your ~ c:et It dtywa• tor lluge au90 _....-..
Adame. •·ptu, pvt • ......._ '! ... Hwy~'!'..~ CAU.~~--~.!ie?-.~Pet w"Tlf'! dd•Y •"tt,te. 133-187'tl!xf.•. com,,.,.,c•••. '"iden---.7 AUYCLUI ~t»o
21 ).2M-9791
...tlo 16' c.la mlnlt -r • wr .,_ -, ee .. en even no &!1R! ft.. tl91 a marina proteet 1n 1• 64~ ellt. 521 ,._.. ' eeo.. ' ' 'um rm/be ehl dt>t M. CHIHuAHUA: Smf aNfta.. MutM lype,7 Newpot1 Beach "•ft RUD 900K8 FOR
V.C.nt. ~1 moblte hm, llmlnll.... tan, wht pew1 & train, $5/hr. Cotta • & let• anvtng rec.Ofd ~AY1 1100 1 11119 No s .... Traane. AYAJLAILI NOW ptklng l480. en-5100 bt.u1, red collar. Vk: M..._ CM0-17'T7 ~~.0'7 manct.tory. 973-9330 E.itp•rl•nce. Call 1· AUTOllOllLI TO Im~·· large ~br. Newport Ht• Furn. n11 RIJIT.fll CHJO'( '1•11 ,..,,. on TIUll ~·.. w. AHembl• product• DRIVIR 900-M7-717t (IO" REAL DTATI
2ba, •Id tm.lp, ftptc, QUtet, ~ prtv., ~ kOO C.M ....... ~.. Earn UC> to l550/wk. Great oppty to wort! MaBAa•ftaUll Ir min) or Wrtt.· PASE • •a• ... ....-A..-patlo, d/'W, no doga t•phone, "°"'emtcr, t"°°"OIWDUT'f Oeldt U0.000 llOSt,000.000 AeWAAO. S13-e1~ '2• 1-. No~-Wiii w/Senloq, Approx 5-1 --.~ ,.,,,...,.. 259Z, t91 S Lin-wu.5 ~
SUIJ/mo + ucurlty, non/drlnk•r. $375. S.715/mo w/1 yr tu CllDlnilcl\AMoc. train. Cll t.aoo.?1.1-1.0. "'•/day. Mon·''' RllTAURANT colnway. N Aurora. IL WAJITID 213-592-221• _a.._2_..s_1_8_2_.____ (W/18 mo lse. laat mo ___ .. ;.;._ta......,_,_. ___ 1 •a~a 15.15/ht. Paca & deity. 11 accepting appfjc:• _8064_ 2_
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MENT • 28R 2BA wtlh ..... ., may ftCh tn a,,m!" ..a!..,"91~~.g, ~~ Actlv• or -·aiu... pa'1· In AtMnca by P~-"" F'ff.c..tetl... bound eldef'ty Costa f'oed 8ener & au-.. A E co Heka ,_.. "-_....,. t ....., .. ~ .• ~ ... ·-'V ..,, .. '""• mm..., In ___.... 1 "N·1. t ·""00_.e• H.8 . M24N7 Mebet M Moato•• 111 -• ..,..,, up "' ......, • . ·-,..,.. ...... .,. .. _..., If· Po... Ion '"'"'2..-.. 7 nere environmental """ ..,.. -... atea uM own po• ona. uslstant to a top "'<>-
&4M501 or 94MIJ17 rand•. 173-1718 u -··-producte line. 3825. StO/Call. 18 & ---------• vehlcl• w/rermburM-Pteaae IPP'V It 2332 ewe.,, Muet be ;~11•
NR OCEAN, 4J 2br, 54() 720, 1008 l/f ..:MttU up. ment Mutt be 21 or W. Cout Hwy. N 8 alerter, aggreHlve
* 8AM-Noon Monooflrt
•17/Hr • Comm/ Training 2b•. Privacy Oar, 191~ Westcttn, NB. II AT THI llACH over OMW prtnt·out' _____ ._____ and ••tr•m•ly Cl•
patio. No P9t• 112.5/ Agt S.1·5032 •IY IOON• req'd 714/ 22().()224 MARKETING SECTY c>end•ble s.1 .. poal· •No Elrp Necna.ry
mo 167·t77Cl.~231 ea E.O.e For company relocal· •ions aleo ~ailabl• .. _ .............. N .... __ ale office •P~ ,..., F Send '---me req 1 1 Fn..,dfy c ........
office I dljlll' I
_,_...,. _ _. J W al t A OATE .,._ .. M o•-•1 Ing to ounta n Valley """" o to0"91 111.... . rport, 25-525 •WIDOW HAa 11$ 4 lONght. Hw '"'-" ~ n1wu. Call KathlNn, PT R 180 Nwpt Cntr
no toallol'litlM'-4000 et. 11 sq ft. ••• TD'al '20,000 up. No tancJng ~ fl'om I A.M.·t2-~ Train fc. lnduetrlal Ca-213-929-US3 Dr ill 180. N 8 92e60 fk.11 I . I IB Rent con1tderatlon Cltd•""' No ~ c.11 tocal women a men •4• •t• tiring routea, HB ., ..
COM. Share.,._,. 3BR with e mo. IHM o..on--._..'*"'1 who would Ilk• to ••an••"IAJI A.etc '°' Al CH Tom, OC .-.0 home. I03 Orchid •••831~ ma.t you (names & P-..-v~• ..... nr
1
... -do ...._1030, ,_.pm
EAH YtEW N town, Walk to beach. S.20. C t J C t M ~ • lndcl) 900--· _,..., _,, •XT•aa utl1 & cable Ind. NJ _!!•::•~IMl~~or~7:.!2~1.:!.ee~~=~e en re 01 a •••· ........ _.. S1 .... , . halt, a & factala n.-tor TV a emkr aeoo. •94-1"'-Full ..We. From '°° ~., .. ...,m n ~ s.s ..... CCSM-• ..... _ ... ful •·-..... ft to eoo N~ •-~ Guar wage or comm. oywwk, --"'"' -.. ·-"'" f'V ..ion.. ~9 l80-$t00 • day a.o r J •. \', : . . • 28R 38A home. Quiet, provementa l .I09t 1,.. & 2_.. ........ fM. 213-ZTl-0911
p'llt, all lits Incl, 1825 1*19 trM rent_...., •• nu • nv• • ~EPEi? P/J
B(·H'1 .. ,,,, mo. N/emkt. l44-4le9 EXEC office IUltH,,.., DUDS HoueekMpW wntd· reti.-A/P, Alf't. computer ~--d·' M ... JW .. Ir........, .. .....,. v Ren CH PU'C.h abta, thorough, r9'I ••perienc• required
WllTCIJP'P ..,.,,..ona ... ar '"' ... ...,.. .... , •v on r.,.. P~ef., t· .... -t Ad agencw. Catt ~ & My 3Br 28a K9nnan Ave, NB. FAX, Low P°'"19 & Ratff -... ' I ...,.., Myma. ?~
28R 2llA Dtw. PoOf,
frptc. 1121 Auttand
Ad. llOO/mo. Oulet/ MCUf9,.......,..
prof n/emtct. Frptc, recept, ooptet. cont FMt CtoH 980-2053 •ft 7pm 1
wJd 1450 723-1113 rm. totC.h, rr .. pattcing Give U1 A Cnaneet
... •" a cott... 141Y bfdO Lone Star Mof1osoe _ __... "'"'· $250 mo-mo. At Olen 147·1971 daye
MOO Comfortable 1 Br
conaoe ti.hind cun
Or. near Aedlande
Small view , •• 3058
ROOllllATI Oulnlan 833-9MO &»-3203 "**
WANTED N£'NPORT PIER AREA
To 1hare 2BR/28A omc.ttore. 815 s/f.
condo by South Coat Parking, MOOJmo fM.
Ptu.a. S-00/mo (In-Avt now. e73-4NMO •ILOCK TO IUC~ ctUc:1ee uuntJM othtf Office a gar apace. • •aoo orp than phone) MOV9-ln rm1. 38A, 12' rottue>
JB.. 2.SA, iow.t unit, S400 t9nt Plue 1200 Jar door. 1 Dlh &
prege, W/O hk-up, 01 d•Polft. Smoket o.tc. omona, CM $900. w. •t tN/mo. Ml4t lltc• pata. Leave _&4_5-oee.4 ___ • ----
210 OrlfC & 110 \.UOClf'9 m•eHges di ya 11 Oulat, private Newpon
TSl MOUT l!i-22» 114-1'30 or call .,,_ 8-.ch wllterfront of· 1·30PM at ~58 l•• ......... Hoag Avallabfe 'et>Na'Y 15 flea. t .ea elf + out· • 28R ....... "604950. BC . •Id• cMcJc. Exceffent e tM ...... 1721-17IO. HUNT. H, Prot'I non tree parklng. Celt 873-
Clw Jcarport PoOt-•pa 1mkng rmmt eo lhr lrg 9330 for lnformlltlon
1-01 ~. MMl3I t\M, ~ ml. from bch WESTCLIFF BUILDING , .... yny, ~ Us>-1425 utll "3-0425.
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Holy SpMt, you who
1olve all problem•.
who tight all roac:t• ao
that I can obtaJn my
goal.. you who give I me th• dMne glfl to p Q G E R I J
fOfgtve and fOfget •" 1----------4·
evtla 9galne1 me. and J I 1-I I "'-' In Ill in.tanc: .. or
ma. I want In this
FLOWER IHOP PtT
RIN JOBI Sat 4 hrl
Sunday 9 30-5 30.
944-1413 ....
ea ..
11altl. P.UO, i:... & M/F lhr 29A H.B. O-ted
ally, walk·ln cto1e1e. co"'m Poot, 1p1,
1750/mo &4$oM31 patto. Pvt car pon
200 to bch Lo 28R, l460+utlf .. 1*77
bm Cell, tip, auto gar MIF. l•OO. Incl utll, CIOOf 5001 Rtv., Ave ci..Nng ave, cable.
S89S'mo Y"Y 642·3890 E'lfde Coa1a ....,.._
NEWPORT BEACH
Westdlff/lnrlne Ave
Office & Retail Ava.II
MM101
my fa you •r• with ______ __. I
1hort pnry« to thank I T T ~ you tor ell lh••• E J Y
thlnge •nd •o contltm I I I I Advice trom granny ·one
once •o•ln that ' 5 ~ • thing about experience 1s that
never want to be ------_ _._.___. __ .... separated trom vou. when you don't have very
29.. 1 BA, parking, l!tal 722_.738 ..... rung.
lal $825 ut1I lncf 29R N 8 ...., beech. Unci>o
1 BA. gar, 1 tOO Clay ry condo, own bdrm
St. $850. 873-3099 end bath 1000/m<>.
28R 19A Sl•P• to 545-50eO CH 642'9331
Comnwrc 1.11 I
Propl'rty 2 778.
LOW OVIRHUD!
Small retell office,
Eutalde Costa M ....
Ideal tor new bual-
neaa. an1 CH craft1,
S 180/mo Call Carey
and ...,.., 1" •l>lt• 0 '1 .. ----------
1
much. you re apt to ·--a --· • all matertal Uluslona, t C E T T [ D wish to be with you In _
eternal Qtofv Thank I I' I I J O Compt.ta ftl• chuckle quoted you fCH YOUf mwc;y by f1ll1ng 1n the nu111no WOtdJ toward me and m1ne. ____ _. __ _._...._ ______ .. y~ develop frOll'I np No 3 below
t> • a c h s 9 5 o /m 0 NB BAL.BOA, ocnfmt on s 1200 H C d•P Agt •end. Rm In 38r 28•
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Income TM 2922 ~711 ext 217 hou1e w /pertcl ng.
IMO/mo. 87!.-5429 PERSONAL TAX 831·2242
39R 28A nHr 8Hch a N9 Pn, M/fJ, N/S, 38R PREPARATION
Pavllllon S 1 350/mo 28A, w/d.. On beach. Accurate, reaaonabty
yearty 557..S985 nt ten C11. a.50 Incl 1,300 eq. ft. w/front of· prlc•d, confldentlat
38R 28A, lrg kltch, _ut_ll_. &_73-3 __ 2_&4_.___ net & lg. roll·UP door Evening and wetkend
PRtNT NUM8ERED LETTERS IN
THE SE SQUARES
• UNSCRAMBLE LETTEIS TO I I I
GET ANSWER • • •
SCUM LITS ANSWIU 1·l 1 N• p of MF t 1790/mo. 1791 Whtto«, t t t ~ rrptc:, 2 lrg decka, w/d .. area. r I or appo n men • our
hk up, 2-c:ar gar 1 blk lu• garden 1ettlng _C_M_da)'l_,__~ __ 93S_2 __ , hOm• CH mine) a•I-• 101 e
to bch or bay 11400 condo, t500 llf. 2 trg 8,500 aq. ft. 2 ••rot of· "''" tho tax Mne-1 ::.n O) &de 9J,noA ·400w lue11 9118"4 l,UOP no.( U9Wt\ 1B4l Y""Y 495-8681 mltr 1ultu, 2~Ba, tlcee & reception arH ftta VOU are •nt.. ~'-' 6u ,( 6 90"-of 28R 2'-'BA VlfY p'llt, HC g1ted. W/2 lg roll-up door. ts.cl te. St eouauedxe anoqv 14) ~ ' UUBJ WOJ! ao111py
......
Sy CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and T ANNAH HlltSCH
North-South vulntrablt North
dull NORTH
•&QJ782 •A
• Q .. t A J 10 8
W'EST EAT
• A93 •64
• 10 a a 2 • J e 1 e •K ea •Ates
• Qt2 •K86 SOUTH
• 10 8
• K Q .c 3 • J 10 1 2
• 7. 3
~ biddm,-
Nortla Eut
l t P ..
3 • P .. p._ P ..
Soulb
I Jlii'T
3 NT
w .. t
P ...
P ...
{)ptnt.n1 t.ad: T"'<t uf •
Nf'91 York'• 11'nowl\flf C'aHnduh
Club can at.ab 1 r la1m to ~'"' t.M
world'• moll tnttmauonal club On
almost &n)' P"tn da, you can find
I mt.emationa.I tara fmm G rut Bnl·
a1n Iara.I, Swedtn. Norway. China
and Puaata.n •acini frwndly bett!.
over the rrttn beiu Thi. hand •u
du.It tn a hich·•ta.kt rubber bridit
pme at the club 'tud) aU four
hands and ttwTI dec1dt w~lher vou
would rath.tr play or dtfend lhrw no
trump a~r a he&11 lead
North's hand mich1 have hHn
71443,,_1,__._....._..
a.ho rt • po mt or two Tor a JUmP eluft
lD ttrma of b.i&h carda, but It.a trick
ta111n1 po~ual mo~ thu compai-
aated "'1th all the ltlencth m the
unbid au1t.1. Uu.e no trump wu the
lop-al bid •l South'• NCODd tum.
and North did well to pue-row
apedea baa DO play at aJJ.
North-South ban plenty of
tncb available. The only ~
aa wbetlwr declan!r can rake in Dine
tncu befre the defenden can tab
five That aa not poec1b&e if P.at·
W •l tab full advan1'18 of &heir
auet.a, to take full marb if JOU
f~ to dt!end..
The tec:m to a winniDc defeme •
to lock d«larer m dummy at a time
when thtr. an only black earde W\
on the tabW. HmNftt. Ball-W•
mual M canful not to t.l Souila p.ln
the lead
uppoee tha1., aft.er winnq the
en of haarta. declarer *cit a ~
Crom dummy. The tirM ai.p m the
dl-ftnst~e c:ampeicn ia for Weet to
ta.kt t.ht ece, then the defaden
muat cou.ct two d>arnond tncb ~
fore ,..,.ertmc to lped. However. 1f
W Ml i. m the liead aft.er the llClODd
chamond. that defender b..u to tab
Catt to tlll\ with the nine of ~
O~rwtae South can pm t.be mcf by
letunc &lw low lpade nm co t.be
eiaht Tbt 1aa bunile to ovm::ome aa
that ti declarer leada • wonduy
club booor from dummy, Ws must
wm and return a dub. and the de·
fer><kra will eventually collect OM
pade. two diamonda and two clubs
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Twnhm 1n ••du1tve !,~~...!""91•2w S.1J7/eq ft. 11'79 ~. ~~!.!!1-4523 ~ve 101 e .13~ -i:>9l&(] -~er -edoJD -e16u1r ..... .,_..,........ C.M Deva 540<9352. ·-Ac~·
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Brand N-tl!tR, dec:O-
retor ~nlshed, 1tepa
to aand, uttl paid 11 ..
971.()300
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17 ...... °"' ()I( II F.eure ,, Noun erldtftg
20 o.oria-.
22 flolibel I 111 H
2• ~grouc>
:M Calor19
counters
2 7 NOC 11 tN .....
3t Time of~
32 Alea "°Ill'
33 Abdleate
35 Weep
>I f •m arllmall ,. rrott.·1111n
.0 Frwt l'fP9 •t~ '2 ~dllfl
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13 UNt °' .,. .. 6' Foot.,,_
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11 weight YIVt
12 Sore
13 r.av-21 TOCJll a
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to A-.•
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pMne. lllof'8 w/f!llMlt>/ Now hiring fUM/patt
to wonc In ...,...-~ UM• wor,•r•. Call ~~~ .. = .. M073forapp!,
Mat () C. elrport. Cd reotaunlM
10-2111 tot eppt. • Dtl.UIAll'I
~ a.rv ,.ff Ho•t/Ho•••n. PICMDI _.,.., appty '" peraon. '°1
l8VICI TO,_.. e. MbOe, 9a1bo9.
I lllJ '' l : ' I t
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AIM funeral homee
looktno fOf people 10
provide Pf..n..d MN-lc". MU9t bo able to Experienced
relate well to ~· MaNger. (I yeara) Is
Stabte Income. FIT ca-IOOklng for tho 'right'
roor. Ex~ trelnlng property. 8eachsldo a loYlng •uppott. No Of ctoM, •Mall, (11 to
Olq>eflone:O neoftUfY, 30 unit•), Newport
but Muat tow people. Beach to San Diogo.
CaJI Uz, 213-533-1811 Call Tarry for appt. at
SPffC~ 714/12&-7118.
Pathologlat
Fff poaltlon avaJI In
Laguna Beach araa.
Ability to direct
1po.eh thor•PY In a
S.N.F. Callfomla lie
,.q. Pl.... contact:
Riverside Hoarlng a
Speech Ctr, 5051
Canyon Croat Or, Ste
104. Rtvorsldo 92507.
787-0204
TELEMARKETING
Poaltlon• avallabla In
our ollt• Owner
Referral Dept
Experienced. mature
lndlvldual1 only.
nt1qlH'~ 6010 * BUYING ITEMS * • 1190'• to 1950'• •
•.-.Y to HouMhold• PltaM lv Mtg t73-C223
AmQUE DIPORIUI
•COSTA MESA*
1931 Newport Blvd.
Tremencloul s.cuon.
Frencll • Englllll • Arrwlt
25 Seltct Otaler1
•8000 Squett Feel• BEST PAY Mon-Sal lM SIMI 12.e
EJCercl•• tM-k• ona 1289, uc S 155. Stefrclmbg
oxor orig 1399, sac
St 75. Unused, com·
putorzd 550-4789
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Moving Sela, Evory1hlng
Must Go. Color TV,
redlo, cordla .. phone.
bedding, el.etrlc blen-v~ CS.ska, file cab!>-At Newport leunch
kot, mirrors. crock n•ts, c.,.,,_, lampe, ramp. Wa•h rack, Bt>,h t1 L 1 ·W
pot. lcltchon ware talophonH, calcule· Bia 0arag9 Sala lam cafe. repair ahop .
ml1c. 548-7317 tors, ate. 845-5778 or '•b 2. 15951 Carrio 129-1100 7n-.3893
ROLLS whealchalr, el· 54""8434 Low prk:e9. Ln. StaJned front door, Nawpott dOc:k for rant,
moat n-. S200. & 2 dHk, lot• of misc. up to 20'. l200/MO.
wslkora (t w/Wh9el1}, Tom. day8 782.()550,
$25 HCh. 548-4530 ew/Wtcnds 873-nec>
WANTl!D BASEBALL· PRIVATE DOCK
FOOTBALL and 1928 Klmbell Baby Couch, Jet Sid, plcturOI, Nawpott. Water, ol.e· gA~~s~ ~~-~~2L L Grand, 12,500. 844· !~~i~l~cO,. s;!.: trlct!y, etc. 813·7877
4493. gart, NB. Sllp Avlll-No ltve Aboltd
45· Slip 1720
A11t1qut ·
Cl.t"SI( " ()Q.1:1
A u!11
lrnporl1•d ~1100
INTOWNf ~':'w!:'!.
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More lawyers
bend elbows
Lawym are drinkina more lately,
evidently. The Amcncan Bar As.-
sociat ion has reported an
.. astonishing me" in liquor con·
sumption by their profeu1onals.
Claim 11 13 perctnt of lhe attorneys
admit to downina sax or more
dnnks a day
Q. In which month arc the most
concep11ons'>
A. December
Thole over 76 years old can
claim they ""-Cre htre before the
busiest port an North Amenca even
became a port I mean Los Anaeles.
It sot that "busiest'' d1sunc11on 1n
1989 when at surpaswd New Yortc
I Caty. Los Anaelcs d1dn 't even have
a pon until an anafiaal breakwater
made one an 1914
Am told few work with the '°'
c.tllcd "New Math" anymore. Is
that nsht'>
Q. Is there more anfideUty in the
Soviet Union than here'?
A. Undoubted!) not. Says our
Love and War man. The Soviet
d1vortt rate 1s much h1aher. Where
the divorce rate as h1sh. adultery
drops. always
A veraae widow "\'CS as a widow
for 2S ycan
What exactly 11ves a team a
hooie coun advantqt? h's not the
encouraaement 11 aeu from its locaJ
fans. Rather. it's the harass.int dJs.-
courqement lhc v1s1LUll team ects
from tho!t fans, So says a ~
searcher
All I know about lhe Oxford
Sparrow IS it naps In nasht. .
1 Safest hour of the week to dnve
a car is Sunday noon. Most danser·
L.M . Boyd
ous 1s Sunday 3 a.m. Just nine
hours apart.
Wntes a chent: "Some fiahter
planes in Wor1d War II earned nine
yards of belted ammun1t1on. When
a pilot WIS asked how he did. he
oftenumes said, 'I shot the whole
nine yards.' That's ~here we 101
that e\pttSSIOn "
An old farmer once told me, "I
wouldn't hire a hand who didn't
talk to cows and hot'K$ ...
It was Alben Einstein who enun·
Clated the popular cu~nt hne of
interest: "Man c.tnnot s1mul·
taneously prevent and prepare for
war."
If n's piaeons you fancy. you're a
"Colombophile."
Q. Iceland has the world's oldest
parl11mcnt. How about second and
third oldest?
A. Enaland and Bermuda.
Q. What pohucaJ PIJ"lY did
Georae Washinaton belona to?
A. No party
Q. Who was lhc most married
man in tustory'>
A. The Kina of Saam. Monakut.
by name. He was "The Kina and r
one. W1lh 9.000 W'l~n and con·
cubines. When repanina this,
statisticians ltke lO point out
Solomon only bad 700.
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Biological history best kept to yourself
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I dated
"Jack" for two years. It was a
serious rclattonsh1p. or so I
lhOuahL I WIS an my mld·30s. had
Mver bttn mamed and I wanted
children When I pressed him about
our future together he said, "The
tim1n1 as off ...
Jack and I parted on a fnendly
note. and I 1mmed11tcly began a
rclataonsh1p wath another man who
had loved me for years.
Two months later I d1scovert'd I
wns prcannnt Ba~ on what I
thought was my ferti le penod. I
concluded that the father was m y
new boyfnend We were mamed
promptl) and seven months later I
P "t' birth to a beautiful bib) bo).
When our son was 3 months old
I could ~e that he looked ver')
much hke m ) former love. There
was no m1 stak1na the resemblance
beause Jack as a blond. bluc.c)ed
Scandana' 1an ~h husband 1s a
dark.c}ed Italian Jack also had
1rrqular features which my son
inhented
I wrestled with the problem on
my own for a year and finally told mv husbend. He wd. ··1 love this
Ann Landers
bO\ a lot -\\ far a~ I'm concerned
h(' 1s m) ~n. and I don't want )Ou
to mention th1'i ~ubJCCt apan .. I
""as 1reatl) rcl1c"cd because he 1s a
wondt'rful father and a tcmfic hus-
band
My qut'sllon as this Do I owe at
to cathcr m~ ~n or to Jack to tell
them the truth., Plea~ adv1~ mt'
I'm tembly tom -PENN·
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~s'isons but she refuses to seek ·
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)OUr OplOIOn I'm desperate and
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tilibles for the 90 guests attending
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~ron dinner. they decided a
tible for 10 W<>Wd fit nicely into
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"I suppose some people would
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Yet those dining in the powde r
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eryone cl • giggled over the seat·
iog solution. And yes, the house
contained other bathrooms.
So now we've seen almost every-
thing and look forward to what
these center supporters have in
store at their annual gala ''El
Carol Humphreys
Camino 'Real.'' slated for April 13. Ann Howard, president Mary Ray-
Thc Dukes' Spanish-themed gath· mond with husband Carl, Kathy
cring chaired by Eve Foussard "as and Ron Merriman, Withe and
opportunity for acti'e member~ Ray Yates, Roger and Marion
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SWEET SONGS
"No we're nol lhc King Si11en.
We're the Kin•'• Singers. But we
get called all kinds of thinp," an·
nounced Ala tair Hume, loun~r
of the six-man British singing en-
semble.
Once you hear them. it's not
likely you'll Corgel their name,
however. Their unique All·
American Pops concert with the
Pacific Symphony wowed the full
hou e attending Friday's concert at
the Orange County Performing
Arts Center.
Afrerward about 200 King fans
converged on the three-week old
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aero ~ th e street to chat with the
performers and symphony mu i·
c1ans
~ to encourage their partic1pa-Hill with husband Stan, Ru~s and
tbn in the upcoming benefit. Ann Pangc lovely in a Bill Blass, l{c1,1aurant owner John Flake
Those enjoying the water closet I::.d and Jeannie Awad, Seigfried believes tn the outdoor afe ap-
capcr were patron chairwoman and Bernadette Stockinger, Jo~e proach to dining and gue t sat
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When Yml Ask ,.. An Mergist,
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on the European-tyled sandwiches
and pastrie!>.
Guest conductor Larry Blank
dre" kudos for his expert conduct·
ing of "Symphonic Dances from
we.,t Side Story," which he con-
fided he's never conducted before.
Blank, who spends most of his
time directing "Phantom" in Los
Angele'>, raved about the talented
orche~tra.
"1 he Pacific S)'mphon) c.1n play
an)thing · the mu,ic1ans .ire 'o
'cr .. a11le," aid Lou Sp1sto. d1rec·
tor .. The S)mphony has pla)Cd tn
'1x concerts this week and each
'''re completely different ..
Bob Duke, Eve foussard, JUdy Duke, and Willie and rtiy Yates.
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ls1ah Thoma wearina a cast for the nut
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This throws the cxtrcmely<ompctative
NBA anto another tumble. I can't recall
Vi(hen so many teams had champ1onship
aspirations and very real chanca.
My top five picks to win the 1991 NBA
pla)offs, Wlth records through Tucsda)'
night:
• Ponland (37-7) but if Walter Davis as
to play. who sus., Can Dann)' Ainge be
happ) and wall the Trail Blazer chemastf)
remain the same?
•San.Antonio (30.11 ). as Iona as The
Admiral. David Robinson. sta)s healthy
and the coach doe n't decade to change
JObs apan before the season ends.
•Chicago (29-12). a umang that
Michael Jordan stays out of the front
oflke. at least until the sca'IOn 1s finished •Los Anacles (31 -11) because the
Lakers match well against Ponland and
have amproH~d since Make Dunleavy un-
tied Magic Johnson.
•Boston (31 -11 ). although I wall be
greatl) urpnscd afagc and anJune don't
catch up wath the Celtics b)' May
.\re there an) pro wrestling fans out
there? Hov. do )OU feel about promoter
Vance McMahon marketina gt laughter.
ponra)m& a former dnll instructor who
became an Iraqi s)mpathazer"
I thank at's sack
The only reason Patnck Sulhvan kept
has JOb an the NFL as Iona as he dad 'Aas
bttausc has family owned the team. He's
the same auy who tned to pack a fight wath
Matt Millen on the Cob~um sideline one
day while Mallen was weanna a helmet.
which he promptl> took off and used to
conk u1J1,an
Don't be mislead by those Super Bowl
ratanas because ABC officials are very
happy. The numbers were actuaJly eAcel-
lent. con 1denn1 the prolaferauon of cabk
anto Amencan households and a war an the
Persian Gulf Besides, how can you get an
accurate rat1n1 on the uper Bowl'> Who
kno"s ho" man> people arc watching each TV SCI,,
Remember 1n 1988 "hen Dave tewart
lost a SI 0.000 wager to Jo~ Canseco.
claimina Jose ""ould never go through with
See TALLEY /D2
Trojans stun
Bruins with
76-74 win
By Bernie Wilson
~ SOOltS Wllliet
LOS ANGELES -Unrold Miner
~ored cisht of Sou1hern Cal'~ final
12 points Wednc.day night as th\!
Troj3n upset No. 12 UCLA 76-74.
lt w ) the fi~t time Southern C~I
~on consecutive home games against
UCLA since the 1984-85 and 1985-
86 :.eason .
With the Bruin\ leading 69-64,
Miner made l\\O Cree-throws with
4:40 left. Robert Pock m de a l:ayup
with 4.02 left to cut the cJcCicit to a
point and Miner gave USC :a 71·69
lead with a three-point •hot with
3:24 1cr1.
UCLA, which ha lo t four of its
l:.st si'< Game , took its la•t lead at
72-71 on 1 racy Murray's ttircc:-
pointer with 2~SO left. Out Miner an-
1wcrcJ with G thrc:c~pointer whh
2:32 1cn and Mark DOyd made two
Cree-throws for a 76-72 ICad with
2:11 to play.
Murray made the rront nd of two
bonus litUAUOM iA tbe final l:.50 but
adacd the IOCOftd half ad time fOr
UCLA's final point •
Don Mact..can. wht> drew hk
founh foul two mlnUICI lMo the ICC·
o.d WI Ud sat wt tlM ... II~
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College hoops/OS
High school basketball - -
'Edison does llttle things well to beat Santa Ana, 81-83
By Jon Ferguson usual patience io the offense ond sub c:-
Orqe COllt Dair Ptkll qucntly shot just 41 percent from the
SANTA ANA -One can olwnys dis-~cld, but 3 48-28 rcboundina domina·
cern a good player by lookin; ut his 110~ powered the way ~or ccond efforts
complete srnt1!i.tics and not JUst the which led to a relatively easy 81-63
points column. A &ood player can have lc~~ue .. ictory .. ~good game even \\hen he isn't shoot· h ''"as.a soh~ effort, b~t \lie couldn't
mg well if he contribute in other ways. &ct anything GOtng off en 1vdy, bccau~
Edison lligh <liJn't shoot too well in "c couldn't hit nny hots," said Edison
Wednesday niaht's Sun ct League bo)s Coach Jon Borccrt. "It was frustrating
basketball encounter with Santa Ana at to w:itch.
the Saints' gym. but that doesn't mean "I think "c'rc &ettin& better every
the Chargers didn't ha'>c o pretty decent game. Our nu1d1ty wasn't tcre tonight.
game. There m:iy be a game where you don't
The Charger5 did not di piny their play well. but )OU still have to be doing
w mc thing> well to win by 18. You ha\c
lo ~ doing some thi np corrc1:t even 1f
)OU don't ~hoot well. You h,1\c tu h.1\C
defense.! ond r<.:bound1ng C\CI) night, or
)hooting "on'l do you any good "
f ru>troting ma)be, but the Churger: •.
who arc ranked fifth in Oranl!C Count\',
1mprovcJ to 17-5 O\crull 01nJ V7-2 in the
Sunset to rem ain tied for fir~t with
Ocean View, a "inner O\Cr Wcs11111n ter
on Wednesda). ~l:irin:i . idle \\ cd·
ncsday, and Huntington lkach. a '"nncr
U\Cr J'ountain Valle~. loom a h.1lf g.unc
bad: :u 6-2.
The Charge rs ho:.t \\ c tm11ht1.. r
f ritl.1y .and Murin a on Saturday.
"Our &oal wus to come in and get a
\\In .ind ge l ready fo r Friday and Sa1ur-
d11y." Borchert said. "We're in :a post-
111011 "h re '' c can control our own des-
tiny. It' u nice feeling. beca~e we don't
hnvc tu depend on an)thing t.lsc to hap-
Jl'.'n"
Edi un's junior foN ard Brandon
Jcs!>ie led 1hc "a)' \lt llh 21 points :and 18
r1.:bounds, junior fornard John Khamis
added 20 pomh :rnd nmc rebounds and
• 111111r ( m=ird 1 udd SmHer had lS
poi nJ 'c"cn rebound).· ,
See EDISON/14
Sea Ki ngs
fall in o t ,
69-67
oy oa:ry ra:.i ~ r
Onnot ~ 01 p
IR l:"l:. -<.orun:.i dc:I Mar High
h;.id murc tl Jn one n;i1l 1n the coffin ,
but Wuodl'r1 h .. c kept hammering home
3-po ntcr'!> \\ ( Jnc d;.i) night to earn an
1mprubJ 1: 1...:J 6 ~ O\ c r lime \ICtory to
cl.um 'I 1. p \ C\'>ll>n O( second place in
Se.1 \ • I c 11:uc bO\'> basketball.
11 J K1~p l..d: 58-50, with 56 see-
m rcguh111on. but two War-
11cr,, the ~cond with three
1.1. 1d •• 11. 111. 11.J the hosts knot the
1 c JI >():it t~e i:nJ of regul:rnon.
' ' I J) r "on the game ""ith
I h.! ' 1.unds lclt in the O\Crt amc. bank-
' 1.· .in c1ght·lnoter m the lane to
tic \\';ir11ur' 10 a 15-8 overall
11. , . J, ~ 111 k.1 .. uc.
\\,,._ I :1dgc l11t c1~h1 3-pointers in all,
., Hll al'.:r mtcrm1~sion . .,..hen the Sea
"-~ ' •nc l 1 .:;..:.17 bulge.
: Jt' "• 11 the 3 po~nt ~hot 1s for,"
r .. 1. C. lla ... h U11l ShJnnon said of
' 1. 111' '>•lu 1t1on ;it the bre:ik. "I was
1. • h: I t 1 'c I and ..cream ut half tame .
1. "1.: r1. .:ill~ 1. amc out fbt. But I
I '' ' cnuu~h of an optim ist
.. •c 1.oulJ 'lll tn the ~Jmc and
• ' 11 " r'i..cJ 1.1ut."
PJul Orm h:id plenty to
't •· .1bo1 t. until the final dra·
. m mcnls ul rcgul:i11on. Dul fa.
m '' h 1\C 'ct 111. a'i the W:irriors
.. ' uu 1.d 1:p the heat to force eight
1.1' in the tin.ii four minutes of
nh 4 1.1rtcr
\\ c n i: ckd Ill Jo .1 better JOb break·
· th1. pl('>' th.in "c did,'' Orns s:ud.
It ".1 .. 1 u r g.11m: to \\In "ith in the last
t 1 I 1nuto, but \\C let II sh p away.
1 l .i: tie\ ~it a 1111lc: momentum going
" t1 t c: rrcs,, there wasn't enough
r "•··" d ltercncc between the two
tcJ ' On1.c the~ got 11 going, they
.1\cJ like \•01ld-bc.1tef"). I give them
, ·d r. ti ' did "hat th.:y had to do to
ri n 1 J I ~tar ( 11-1~. ~-3} could do
''h'I g in the opening t"o pe riods,
I! a 6-0 \\ oodbndl!C lc;.id with a
1 Ct.1~1 fori;cd the huge first-half
~' rx ,11ng strings of eight, 12
, i: u 1.1n •ercJ po1nb.
Corona dt.•I M.1r\ )a~n Clark, , .. ho scort>d 11 po1nb and h,11 I R r1•l>ounci.-. dm t><. ''' • 1 ~ ~ • • I.! 1 n • \ \ ' • d~
lh • 'Id, \\1. dbr1dgc, "hich shot a
~ t~.r : 6 pcr .. cnt (S ,lf 27) from the
I IJ in 1 \: ltr~t h:ilf. pounded away at 1 ... -.. ... 1 K Ill!~ lead. "hich \\:ts 47-38
11:.1J n~ 1ntu the final quarter.
See COM,._
Estancia sizzles in 66-33 victory over Century
By Patrick Larkin
~ Coast Deity Noe
COST A MESA fatand a
It igh bo) b:a:.l\etball coach Tim
O'Oricn 5a):. he can feel ii.
What "it" i , i a the feeling he had
about a )car ago at thi lime and the
~glc went on to win the CIF 3·AA
title and v.erc st:atc scmifin:al i t .
It' Chy to undc~t::md why O'Oricn
i feelin so conrident, c pcci311y after
his tcam'1 66·33 v.in . t home Wed-
nesday night ag.lin t Pacific Co.1 t
Le uc foe Century in 'tlihich the Ea-
gles pha)'Cd ll near·pcrf c:ct rctror-
m:ancc.
• ttanci:a, Or;ang C unty' top·
ranked tum :it the opc:nin' of the
~:>son, hu wenthcrcd through M>mc
tou&h times hatcly, <le pite it
unJcfcatcJ run through the PCL ~
far. The Eagles. pla in and implc.
ha\en't pl:iycd up to their potential,
according to O'Urien, and in lead of
bl~ing out league opponents, they've
ju)t squc:ikcd by.
Out after thi showing. O'Brien
1hink.s it's :about to turn arounJ.
"I'm encouraged a a co:ach,"
O'Oricn said. "\Ve\c been pl:a ini;
pretty stale l:atcl). hut toni,ht we
pl;i}cd rc:il well a a team.
"M:a)bc il's the ~ond time around
lc:i,uc i the rta n. but wc'\-c r2i.sed
it up a little. Thi.) i the happie t thi
tc:am ha come into the locker room
:after :i 'ti.in this year."
~l'he Ea&lcs were never threatened
in the contc t, 1h.-n to some great
d Ccnsc anJ the hot hOOting of Mike
~n.
o·oricn W'3
n 111J :i nd lhirJ tc:im) into the con-
11. ,,
I think 1t' been abOut four weeks
.. 1111.-c some uf tho c gu}:. h:wen't got-
t n into :s g:ime. so t\\O minutes for
ti c tlurd le m mu)t h:a'c seemed like
:rn eternity to 'them," O'Brien said.
· Uu1 they undcm nd their role 11nd 1
tr) to ge t them in a of1en as I C2n
"uh< ut brc:ikin up I.he continuity of
the tcu m." ,.
Aftc r tnkin1 a I 5-11 Ci~t-quarter
I<'• d. the • gl blew it open in the
scC(,nJ qu r1c:r en route to a 34-19
halftime d ntn • Estanc1i was 14 OI
.9 from th n in the f&nt half,
"h1lc Century " ju ' 5 or 16. Aller
1'h m H 1m n'• I yup With 1:<15 left.
the Ccnturio n l Geld 1goal came
wnh l.~5 left in the b If.
wriity of Pacif'ec. 1be ~lltn haft fiYC
of 19-etr fi.W ~ .... 11 llOlne
..
II ' Did•--
INGLEWOOD -Peter Stast~ ---
scored his 400th NHL aoal 11 the New J"'-:,
Jersey Devil earned only their s«0nd ---
o;ictory in Lo! Angele , be ting the Kinp 4·2
Wedne day night.
Qlefil MlrlnDvlcll at
ID 11•. NFL drift
LOS NGELES -USC quarter· ~
The Devil • only other victory in ~ Angeles
came in the 1985-86 4-eason.
back Tottd t4arinovich i set to an· ~
nounce he will enter the NFL draft, ----
becoming the first ·sophomore ever to do so, 1c-
cordinf to a new raper report.
Marinovk:h wil hold a news conference tod y
to make his announccmenl, The Daily Breeze in
Torrance reported ii\ today's editions.
Quoting an unidentlfied source close to
Marinovich, The Breeze said the player had
signed with an aaent and made the decision to
enter the draft long before ·he wa su pended
from the team Jan. 11.
The deadJinc for underclassme l\ to enter the
NFL draft is Friday.
The so.wrcc also told The Breez~ the ne-wi. con-
ference would be held at the Anaheim Hilton m-
dde a ~nasium tun b} Marinovich's father.
Marv. , ·
Marv Marinovich, reached a1 home tate Wed·
nesday, deoied knowledge of a press conference at
his gym or news his son would enter the draft.
"1 know he's getting clo!>e to It (a dem1on
about the draft)," Marv Marinovich s:iid 1n a
telephone interview. "As for the other repom.
again I just say no."
Marv Marinevich insisted h" .,on had not hired
an agent.
Quoting an unideAtified !>Ource, The Pre"
Enterprise in Riverside reported in Wcdne,da~ \
editions Marinovich hired agent Tom Condon and
the quanerback"s contract negotiation~ , .. 111 be
handled by Mike Barnett.
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back to football fell short Wednesday. ~
Owner Hugh CulvcrhOUsc said the ---
former San Francisco 49iers coach has de(ided to
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Culverhouse said in a statement released by the
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Wal h, who led the 49en to three Super Bowl
championship before rclirina ·
In other sports news Wednesday: .. .
•The Los Angeles Dodgers came to terms wnh
pitcher Tim Crews, infielder Jeff Hamilton and
outfielder Stan Javier before their contracts went
to alary arbitration, the team announ~~·
•Two misdemeanor counts of driving under
the inOuence or alcohol were filed aaain t HaJ I of
Fame pitcher Don Drysdale by the city attorney's
office. . • Larry Bird, sidelined most of January with
back problems s rs he feels beller th n he has all
season But th'ere s no word on when he'll return
10 the Boston Celtics lineup.
•David Klinger, who replaced 1989 Hcisman
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senior year at Houston.
-By Tbt Assodalftl Prti1
Sanders agrees 1Nlth Braves Quote or ttle llay NEW YO RK -Deton Sanders will ~
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Abt umons, basketb:ill coach :u OkJahoma
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Huntington .Beach pier remains a big drawing card
. Around tbit time Of)Cllr our city
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Schedule
right on
for area
skippers
Given any weekend in the
Orange Coast, one can find a race
or five to enter. But what arc the
outstanding events or the year that
arc a must to enter or watch?
Starting with February we have
the Mid-Winter Regatta, with past
entries of over 1,000 yachts, put on
by the Southern California
Yachting Association , in
conjunction with numerous yach t
clubs up and down the coast.
Orange Coast yacht clubs
participating in the Mid-Winters
arc Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club,
Balboa Yacht Club, Dana Point
Yacht Club, Lido Isle Yacht Club
and Newport Harbor Yacht Club.
March is the start or the
majority of the yacht clubs main
series. DPYC begins their seven
race Dana Point Series for
Performance Handicap Racing
Fleet March 3. March 9 finds
BCYC, South Shore Yacht Club
and Voyagers Yacht Club teaming
up to combine the starts of their
series; the eight race Hugh
Angelman Series. the five race
Buoy Series and the Humphrey
Bogart seven race series
respectively.
March 16, BBY inaugurates
their 66 ~ries (six races),
approximately six hours per. i.e.
'66.' Dana West Yacht Club
finishes out the month on the
23-24 with the start of the five
race Jack and Jill Series.
ff it is April, it mu st be
Ensenada time! The Newport
Ocean Sailing Association will be
making its 44th run down the coast
to Mexico in what has become the
largest inremational yacht race.
On Friday, the 26th, seven
different fleets in numerous classes
will fill the horizon from Newport
Beach down the coast as far as the
eye can see. A fantastic spectacle
from the cliffs of Corona def Marl
May is a time for traditional
ceremony. This month is fiUed
with opening days for all of the
Orange County yacht clubs. A
time to dress up the yacht and put
her on display, to open the doors
to the club and recognize officers
and membcn alike. This East
Coast tradition stems from the
meltina of the ice in the harbors
so the 11ilina season could
1 commence. On the Wete Coast we
just have to imagine the ice
meltina.
June is the Audi/North Sail
Race Week. There are three
premier PHRP invitational
Repttu with top ftiaht
competition in Southern California
and this one ii ri&bt up there. Tbe
fescivitlea and nclna aro well
planned and a must do f« an1
upper ecbeJon quality ~nor.
July ia the TranlpKI That
bMnnual doWn wind alide from
LA to Haw1U it die ultimate Wat
o.t ocean ndna 4Mnt. Tbo last
two ,..,.. anal lMrve .,....
pn:parillc tMit yechta and their
cmrl for thll rick. 1WlaDY I J~
,.... lbe start this year "is tf.c end
ol June.
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an1ton added. brand·new. to-.. to the pier,_ .. •Ml RidwdloL
Rather tban daa'iblftl the "EveryOM up i.a the~ Ricba.rdsoO said that the crane
daa,m of the old pier pilinaa io taftr has been nervoua ti.nee thiJ and tnctor opmiaon were very
put deWJ, RichardsoJl auarsted whole thiQI Aaned." laid RJda.. IW'J)ritod at the cue in whicb the that we .,,. atop the pt. er to c ... ~a. 1t _ .... __ n "£~ ,.._ ,.._, ......... _ machinery cruibed the remainiQS
-llQ;& &1U11U • • ··' ume ..._, -UJlllO' PiliQP. and that t.be worten could out fint·band. crane the entire pier Wkn, but hardly believe that IOll'le debris
The cement on the pier wu tbey•tt uted to it now." hadn't fallen on anyone before the
cracked and fallina apart every· Tbe li~ ttation wu Just pier ..,.. officially doted.
where. It was simply an unsafe area. sawed off. picked up with a crane ••A lot of people that tbo"* .. t lbat ••You tee, surf'en cton•t realize and movtd out onto lbo tratle the pi • ..... that any one ofthete chunks of close tO where tbe pier ends now, to er didn't need to be replaced
Id '-U ff . ensu-··'-:ldand ......... 1 ..... never had the chance to tee just concrcte cou · ua o at any time. • .... -•'-• _,, u.. ....... bow bedly the pier wu dettriorat-
killiQJ anvone haDDCnina to be workers co continue buildin., i"I! .. said Richardson ... We are
under tne pier, sa.10 aucnardson. 0 Before we had this PMllF way luety n~.1 was evu seriously
After cbecldna the scene up close, from the buildina trestle to the bun as 11 as.
I am convinced to never paddle tower, we bad to~ to the end Richardton also pointed out that
underneath it api~ until it's all of the pier and dimb a ladder just where the pilinp uted to be (dote
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TM Maw Del Hilb boys bas-
kabab lean\ weftdecl kl winning
areat &o seven pmcs Wednesday
nipt. spurting past halt Loyola,
71-61. ..
The Monarchs (J8"" ovcroll, ~l
An&clus Lc•auc) Jumped to a' 14·
point lead in t~c second quarter
only to sec the Cubs (8·12, l·S)
sticc the margin to three by half·
time.
However, Mater Dci regained
command by 500ring 14 of the first
16 points in the opening 5:5 l of
the third quarter to go up by 15.
The aamc was marred by turn·
O\'Crs -67 in all, 41 by Loyoln.
JJ. Ballesteros had six assists to
go with 18 points to pace the
Monarchs, who featured four play·
en scoring in double figures.
In a Pacific Coast League game:
8 Lapna Beach I 04, Costa
Mesa 15: Tom Ravcnsburg con·
nccted on seven of seven from 3-
point r:tnge en route to 25 points
and teammate Josh Borella canned
28 points, as well 1.1s 10 assists in
the second half from point guard
territory to pace the Artists to the
runaway rout.
The Artists were 13 of 17 in all
from 3-point range as they went
over the century mark for the first
time this season.
Borella finished with 28 points.
12 assists, 9 rebounds and 4 ~teals
to help the Artists improve to 13-9
overall, 4-3 in league play.
Costa Mesa, which dropped to
3-17, 0-7, was led by Jeff Pickens,
who scored 24 points.
In a Sea View League game:
• Ne"port llarbor 69, Unhcrslty
66: The Sailors rallied an the final
sragcs as hO)I University cooperat-
ed with a cold effort at the lane in
the final moment~. enabling Har-
bor to climb out of a pit anti claim
the victory.
Down 66-59 "ith 1:19 left the
Sailors got a 3-pointer from I luy
Nguyen to cut 11 to 66·62. then
after University \\ent dry at the
ltne and Justin Mcintee re'lponded
with a steal and l11yup 10 cul it to 66-64.
The Sailors fouled aaoin. and
University misssecJ again, and wi1h
22 seconds lcf'I Mike KJytta buried
a 3-pointcr to push Horbor into
the lead at 67-66.
Univcrshy came downcourt and
threw the ball away -and wllh
live seconds left Nauyen 11ddcd the
final touch with a pair of free
throws a1 1hc line 10 provide the
fina l margin.
Justin Mcintee finished the
night with 16 rebound ; N;uyc n
had seven assists and Mork
McAn1is had six bo:irds.
Elsewhere in the Sunset League:
• Hun1fn1ton ~•th 16, Foun·
ta.Jn Valley 60: Mustaphn Abdi h:id
his way all night long, scoring 37
points and pulling down 18 re·
bounds as the Oilers improved to
6-2 in league, 14-6 overall.
Matt Montgomery was also in
duble figures for the Oilers with
12 points, :ind Matt Ambrose wns
a key contributor with 10 boards
to help send Fountain Valley
deeper int o the league cellar (0·8).
• Ocean View 65, \\'e5tmlnsler
52: After a tight fir)t quarter, the
Seahawks (13-8, 7-2) took a 12·
point lead in the second period,
O\.ercame a sluggish third qu:irtcr
and won going away against the
"isiting Lions.
-IJy The D:JllJ Pllot
EDISON
From 01
\\ h1lc the second efforts may
not hJ"·e Jf\' O)S ) aelded ba~kets,
they often put the Chargers on the
frce -thro'' lane Edl\On hat 17 of
24 far)t·hJlf free throw-. lo build a
41-34 le.HI <.Je,p11c being outscored
from the fu:IJ.
SantJ An.1 ~IJ)ed close in the
first half bc:l11nd the plJy of 6-foot·
5 center Ch,aunccy Woolridge, who
hat 14 of ::!8 \hot\ en route to scor-
ing 33 point '> .111J grabbing 13 re-
bound\. Uut 1t10sc numbers ''ere
l• ,~~"'P Cot11 Oaily Nu!
Corona del Mar's Jon Upham had 23 points and 11 rebounds
roughly half of the team's produc·
lion, and it wasn't enough.
Edison built as much as a 10-
point first-half lead, bu1 Santa Ana
went on an 8-2 run -including
~t< poin ts by Woolridge -to cut ii
10 35-31 with 2:23 left in the first
h.11f
'"I thank 1t was partly fru~tration
on our pan," Dorchert said of his
teJm's sluggish firs t half offen-
sively when the Chargers hit just
I 1 of 29 )hots. "We didn't hit any
shot s, "c didn't make anything
h:ippcn in the offense."
COM
From 01
Two Doug Hesse free throws
and a 3-pointer by Make Susson
sandwiched two Woodbridge turn·
overs with 4:24 left in regulation to
put CdM up 55·43. Dut, Mike Fen-
ton, who led the winners with 17
points, :ind T:iylor sparked a 17-5
sirctch run, which culminated in
Mike Murphy's buzzer-beater to
force the bonus period.
Woodbrid~e e41rncd a pair of
leads early an the overtime, but a
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more before Taylor decided the
contest.
Upham amassed a game-hii:h 23
points and 11 rebounds.
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No. 7 Duke edges Georgia Tech
on Hill's layup at buzzer, 77-75
Thom:is Hall made a layup at the buzzer to give
No. 7 Duke a 77.75 Atlantic Coast Conference
\ICtory o'er No :3 Georgia Tech on Wednesday
n1gh1.
Hall, "ho led the Oluc Dc,1ls n1th :?O pomts,
had tied the score at 75-75 "1th ~7 seconds kh
\\hen he put bacl a ~conJ shot af1cr his first "3'1
blod.ed by Tech's Malcolm Mackey.
Hill m1i.sed his free 1hrow that could have
1urncd 1t into a three·po1nt pla), but Greg Koubd
\hoved 1he loo)e ball rebound to tcammltc Dobby
I lurlcy ns Du le rc1ained pos<,e~sion.
The Ulue Dcv1h ran 1he clock do"n to the \\trc
"hen Hill, oper;uing 10 the left of the ba~lel.
"ent up for the game-winner to give Duke ( 17-4
o'erall. 6·2 ACC) 11s .. cvcnth victory in eight
games.
Kenny Anderson led Tech (1:?·6, 4·3) "1th 32
points, but mis~ed the i.econd end of a 1-and·I
free throw with 41 \cconds left, leaving the Jack·
ets "1th a 75.73 lead.
The loss snapped Tech's three-game winning
i.trcak :ind the victory enabled Duke to rcm:un
atop the ACC st:indmgs.
In other top 25 games Wednesday:
•No. l Arkansas lo.&, Alo.-8irmlngh1m 72:
Todd Day had 10 of his 33 points in a 21·2 run to
bcsin the 1econd half as Arkansas disposed of Al·
nbamn·Oirmingham
Arkan~s (21-1) held :i 46-42 le:id over UAO
(13-8) 11 1hc end of :i firs1 hair that s<iw 10 tics
and 11 lead chanaes, 1hen pu1 the game n"oy by
scoring 21 or the first 23 points or the second half
in a 4:53 span. . •No. 4 lndlona 7J, Wisconsin 57: Damon O:uly
scored 21 points nnd Calbert Chancy added 14 as
lndian11 dcfcn1ed Wisconsin for the 22nd straight
time.
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lndi:rn:i ( 19·2 O\crall, 7·1 conference) led b) a-.
m.1n) as 14 point!> in the fir~t hJI(. helped by a
tcnaciou'> dcfcn'c that held the Badger) !>corclc .. s
for cpJratc ~.irch.he!> of 3 anJ -l minute)
•No. 11 l\ebr:uka 89, ~llssouri 75: Rc1hhirt
freshman Eric P1atk O\\!>l1 scored a career-high 22
points and hit a ~hool·record St'< 3·potntcrs to
lead Ncbra'>la to :i Dig Eight 'ictory o'er Mis·
souri.
•No. 17 Southern ~lls... 97, S\\ Louisiana 91:
Rc .. cr\'c DcrnarJ I la\lcll hit sc,cn 3-point ba.,J..ct'>
en route to a c.:arccr·h1gh 29 points, leading South·
crn !\tM1s,1pp1 to a \U;tory over Sou th"estcrn
loUl\IJlla
•No. 18 Georgrlonn 59, :'\o. 5 SI. John's 53:
Charles llurrnon '>~orcd 18 points and
Georgetown \\ent 12·for-12 from the free 1hrnw
line \\htlc not sconng J basket in the la .. t nine
m1nu1cs.
• Vlllano,·o 75, No. 19 l'i11 .. burgh 72: Greg
Woodard had a career-high 33 po1n1s, including
SC\'en 3-pointef'), as Villano' J rallied to upset
P1t1i.burgh in the Uig E:.a)l.
V11lan0\·a (11·8. 4·3) used a 15-4 rally to take a
6-S·54 le:id with 10 mmutes left in the game
WooJard st:uted the )urge "1th t\\O 3-pointers.
•Iowa Stale 82, So. 21 Ollohomo 79: Victor
Ale"Cander i.cored 24 point'i, tnduding three le>
free throw:. in 1hc final 1 ::?4, as 10\' a State handed
Ollahom:a its third \tr:i1ght los~.
•No. 21 New Orluns SJ, NE llllnols 51:
Freshman Melvin Simon had 19 poinls to lead
New Orlc:ins to us 14th straisht home--court ''IC·
tory. lt was the 18th victol) in 19 games for the
Privateers (18·3) ;rnd the 13th IO)S in 14 games for
the Golden Eagles (:?-17).
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Thunday, ~ 31, 1111.
1 Orange Coast Area briefs
net retll'll to coach
delen• state champion Sea Kings
0 le flickinscr. who COKhed the J
Corona dcl Mar Hiah &irk volleyball . ·• ,. team to CIF 4-A and Sl11e Division I ...... .r __ _
championships last f:iU, wilt not return next yca.r.
Mark Rivadencyra, n1med to co:ich the Se:a
Kings boys te:lm I t week, wilt •lso~ coach the
Sirls, flick.in Cf nid Wednesday.
Flickinger, a former womcn'i ~h at Ariz.on:s
St te and USC. will remain 1c1ivc in the Orange
Coast Arca volleyball 5Ccnc, coachinJ It the New·
port Beach-based Orange County Volleyball Club.
"I wanted to come back, but they made 1hc de·
ci.\ion to GO wi1h the new guy;• Flickinger ~1d.
"With my work schedule the way it is, I Just
couldn't c~ch 1he boys also. I've coached the girls
w long. l'm not sure I was as qUAlified 10 coach
boys anyway."
Flickinger, who assumed the girls job after
Charlie Drandc was not rehired pending CIF allc·
Gations, ~id the one·year experience, his fir!>I :it
the high school level, was rewarding.
"lt was n great situation and it was :a \Cl)' fun
sc:i.son. I'm glad I did 11, but I feel a little bad 1h.1t
next yenr's seniors will h:ive to adJU)I 10 1ht'1r
1hird co:ich 1n three yenrs."
-By &rry Fllulkm·r
Golden West women prevail
Jennifer Harney scored 22 points .as •..,
the Golden \\Jest College women's ' ~
basketball team won h:lndily despite ----
shooting JUSt 32 percent from the field in a 61 ·5~
Orange Empire Conference victory 0\ er \IS11ing
Fullcr1on \\ ednc:>day.
The victorv boC:))led Golden \\'est. 1he i.tate's
top-ranked t~am, imprO\·cd to :?6-1 o'erall and S·O
in confcrc nee b) "inning its I ~th )Ira 1gh t g.11nc .
29th con .. ecu1hc home game, 2u1h con!crcncc
game in a ro~ and 50th of tb la .. t 51 o'erJll
In a men\ game
• full('rton 100, Golden West 81: The Ru,tkr)
:.hot a d1smJI ~ of 31 tn the fir'>t hJlf w fJll he·
htnd, 49-36, and "ere outscored, :!6-12, in the fir::.t
!>I'< min utes of the ~ccond half to fall at hllcrtun.
Golden \\'c\t fell to 11·15 overall. 3.5 1n confer·
cncc. Fullerton 1mpro\cd to 13-13. ~-6
BOATING
From 03
June J fhl\ ~111 he the ch.rnc.:e (Qr
the ~c\l PHRI racer' lwm the
\an \.1n (l'J't (\in Otego to Santa
8.H~ar 1( 10 'ho" their ah1lit1e<.
rnd ricing .icumc:n
'°llptcmt-cr the: r.1cinl! ''
r I n I '"hell 111 1he lap.1~le tcm.1k
hanJ, lnr the \\omen' O,e.tn
R 1cini: (\ 11hn~ '''lx:1,111on
Rci.?.111.1 Tim PHRf fleet "tll llc:
\I I tem.1le' nn ~oarJ '1' 1nlen
m,I(,' ,, 1111" c:d' I or 'unc rb r a cine
ind 'fH:ct.1ting on the :!~th and
::!1Jth 11ft, 1he he.ich in ""c"fXnl I'>
the pl Ill'
0
< >n a \tx 1al note· Ra cing
,i..1pptr, o>Ancr l)f RummaJ II .int.I
\ ll\ 1co' 't .11.ht Club Staff
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l·OUNTAIN VALLEY -fountain
Valley High senior offen i\IC tackle
Mike Riley hu 'lerb lly committed to
111cnd UC Berkeley to play (ootb II.
e
Riley, 1 sccond·tcam AU-Sunset League sclcc·
1ion by the circuit's coaches. selected the Bears
Q\·cr Arizona Suue, Washington, University of Pa·
cific, Fresno State and West Pomt.
A 6-foot-6, 250-pounder, Riley sa1~s to
rcdshirt next year and is projected as an off ens1ve
tackle for Coach Druce Snyder. He plans to major
10 mechanical engineering.
Keith Marlin con\'erted a Dan _... •
Armstrong crossing pass with five min· ~~
utc'i left in the game to propel host ----
M:mna Hi&h to a 1·0 vic1ory O\Cr Ocean View in
bo)S soccer, lifting the Vikings into )Ole pos .. e~ion
of !>ccond place in the Sunse1 League.
Elscwhcrc in high school bo):> )OCcer:
•Cosca Mesa 2, Lacuna Beach 1: Dubie
Ospina's onc·on-one gonl \\llh a minute left
!>nJppcd a I· I stando(( as Co~ta Mesa improved to
9,..i.3 O\'erall, 3·2·2 in Pac1f1c Coast League play .
R~n \\ h1te g:ivc Co:>ta Mc~ a 1-0 halftime
lead.
• • c~port llorbor I, l'nhersily 0: Curtis Kosky
)COrc.d the game·s onl) goal fou r m10u1es 1010 the
second half as 1hc host Sailors prevailed.
Goalies Jo!>h Klein and Mike Hancock com·
b1ncd to post the i.hutuut, helping Ne\\-port 1m·
prove to 13.5.5 J\CrJ:I, 3·1·3 in the Sea View
League
•corona dcl .\tar:?, \\oodbndi~ 0: Ju:.lln
Pierce scored !>t'\Cn minu1cs 10to the firs1 half off
Alfredo Sa nd:l\Ol's a-.sii.1, and Adam Condon
added the !.C~onJ -.core 28 minule~ into the first
half as the ScJ Kings dominated .
•Santa \nu 3, lluntina~on Beach 0: The Saints
1mprO\ied tu b·l·I in Sunset League play, while
Huntington fell lo 3.3.3 m a game played at Santa
Ana
-By Tbr D•lly Pllot
( ,1mmod11rc John W1cbel married
the. pr'll' Pam Smith Sa1urda'
l."1 I he \\ 1ebel' arc
h1•nt:\mf\\>ntnf( on the h1g 'hip"
to pt'inl' '011th. but ~Ill return in
111ne 10 t>, in the \lar11ng line 10
r tee 1h1' \und.l) on the ha~ BEAUTIFUL, RICH, INTELLIGENT,
USC
From 01
DJrricl Martin had 11 puint)
:.iptC(C
'L1f\Cr. "ho rtplaceJ MJc.:Lc:an
1n the \CCOnd half. COO\crtcd a
four·poi nl play for :i 63-60 lead
'~•th 9:12 to pl:.iy. He made a
three-point shot ;i'ld \\a~ fouled b)
Duane Cooper. T~r. ·r made t\\O
frcc·1hr0\\:. 27 sclomh later for a
65-60 lead.
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SWF, 27, Blonde. blue eyed. with a love for travel,
thcalrc, foreign films, and romanuc walk.s on the
beach, see Mr Right lO live happily ever after.
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OH, residual $5,988.33, total of payments S 12.686 40 Subject to lenders credit approval.
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Payments are $375.00 per month plus tax on 60 month closed end lease $2,849.50 Drive
OH. residual $13, 117.72, total of payments $23,850 Sub1ect to lenders credit approval.
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82,888
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5 speed, pl a. air, tilt (004006) .
87,888
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-----------------------------c..•-Alis1air Cooke will take 1 listeners through "A
Short History of American
Humor" at UCl's Bren Center on
Friday at 8 p.m. Tickets arc $15.
For information, call 856-5000.
2 Singer and songwriter
Kenny Rankin will per·
fom1 at the Coach House in San
Juan Capistrano on Saturday
night. beginning at 9 p.m. Tickets
arc S 16.50. For information and
rc'c" a11ons, call 496-8930. a MIRllmMT
The Chamber Music Soci·
ctv of the Lincoln Center
will perform as part of the Orange
Count}' Philharmonic Society's
"Mozan Celebration 1991'' on
Monday at 8 p.m. at 1he Irvine
B.uday Theatre. For information,
l.111 854-4646 or 646-0CPS.
4 ...........
Manuel Puig's engrossing
study of love, loyalty and
lcft1~m. .. Kiss of the Spider
Woman ... continues through Feb.
14 on the Second Stage. For times
and 11cke1s, call 957-2602.
5 fXU.W
Exile will perform at the
Crazy Horse Steak House
Jnd Saloon on Monday al 7 and
HJ p.m. For information and reser·
lfJllOOS. call 549-:512.
8 uanw•r
The UCl Symphony Or-
chestra will perform a
program of Ros ini, Mozart and
Urahms on Friday and Saturday
n1ghb al 8 p.m. at 1he Irvine
Oarclav Thc•Hre. For information,
call 854-4646
IUE OYITBlQlT 7 Heavy metaller Blue
Oyster Cult will barge
into the Coach House in San Juan
Cap1 trano for two show . Monday
and Tuesday at 8 p.m. each night.
Tickets are $19.50. For informa·
11on and rc~ervation . call 496-
8930.
llC ... 8 Comedian Vic Dunlop 1s
appearing at the lmprov
an Irvine through Sunday, Show·
times are 8:30 p.m. tonight and
Sunday, R:30 and 10:30 p.m. Friday
and 8 and 10:30 p.m. Saturday.
For information and reservations.
call &S4·.S455.
9 'PWIM' CB
The Laauna Playhouse
continues it production
of "Paintina Churehe , " the nory
of an arti t and her •ting parent •
through Feb. 10. For times and
tickets, call 494-0743.
10 1Rl.MllA ..
The Newport Beach
Marriott pments juz sul·
tari t Robert Conti in the View
Lounac Mond2)' through Friday
Roger Bloom
from S to 8 p.m. f or more mlorm-
a t ion, call 640-4000.
11 --Je(f Dunham will become
only the second ven1rilo-
qui t in the history of the lmprov
m Irvine to headline a1 the club
when he hits town on Tuesday
night. He wiJI be at the lmp rov
through next Sunday. For show-
times and reservations, call 854-
5455.
12 'ET Tll Mfl.RAltl'
From the director of
"Heathers," Michael
Lehman, comes "Meet the Apple -
gatcs" starring Ed Begley Jr.,
Stockard Channing and Dabney
Coleman. It's billed as an off-beat
comedy in which a g_roup of Ama-
ton beetles infiltrate the U.S. dis-
guised as a typical American fam·
ily -and Coleman plays a charac-
ter called "Aunt Bea." (Honest,
I'm not making this up.) The
movie opens Friday in theaters
alona the Orange Coast.
1 a ~~Coast Repertory\
production of Mark Lee's
"Pirates" continue on 1hc Mams-
tage through Feb. 14. For time'i
and ticket • call 957-2602.
14 WWI'
TC'rry Gilham's "Brazil,"
the surreal s1ory of hfe m
a tot11htarian state, will be shown
by the UCI Film Society on
Friday. at 7 and 9:30 p.m .. in the
campu~ Student Center Emerald
Oay Room. Tickets arc S4 at the
door. For information, call 856-
6379.
15 •••
A program o( Irish mu ie.
song and dance featuring
Moloney, O'Connell · and Keane,
will be presented at the UCI Stu·
dent Center Cl')'Slal Cove Audho-
raum on Friday at 8 p.m. Tickets
are $1 2. for information, call 856-
5000.
18 -...~ 11
The Internationally ac-
daimcd Sibella Conlon
will brina their unlqUe "Reftait.
sance Jazz" to Oranp Cout C.of..
II Dairy Piiot Weekend/ Thunday, Jenu.y 31, 1911
lege on Saturday al 8 P·'!1 .. in the
school's fine Arts Rec11al Hall.
Tickets are $9 at 1he doo r. Call
432·5880 for more information
1·7---More than 200 of 1hc
Southland's best ~tudent
musicians will perform in the All·
Southern California High School
Honor Band and Orchc,tra con·
cert on Sunday at 3 p.rn at the
Performing Arts Center Ticket~
are $5. For information, c.ill 556-
ARTS.
18 PCl'CGW
College i.ludents put on a
horror movie fes11"al in a
haunted theater. You can guess
the rest. Opens Friday in 1heaters
along the Orange Coast (none of
them haunted that I kno" of)
19 11MAYWJ.
C'est la Vic: l~c,r.1ur.1n1
present Sund:i~ Altcrn1-..111
Jau w11h Stephanie ffa\nt'' fmm '
10 7 p m. No cover frt'c pJr~ml!
For information. CJll ,iq~ 'I oo
2 I IOTllON
HcJt. fcaturinf l\c\ln
0 u B rn" a n J C .1 r Io'
I hf. < h,,n tw-• '-~ ~ S.~ ol llntoln Ce!\ft!f d ~ itS Or""£!' (
\\ tnd II • ,~. '" fW' R.m lf\. r.....-~,,~ nw ~ K lp~"·-d ti\'
·-··.:· ( .\ • • ., ,,.,. ~e( '-I(~
<. ,,,,1,,1 11! Vu1cl K1C11 v.111 perform
.11 the c 111IJcn lkJr J I 9 pm on
\lnml." \tlm1"111n price I'> $3 No
\~ITT"" WAC2. \.IJ~ A
M1Si~~. ANO WE.
AOMI\ IT.
door charie before 7JO ,...
Happy Hour with free tiuffca. for
more infonnation, c;all 374-BEAl.
Leand: OC. Oranae County. BT. black tic. BT-opt., black he
optional. pp, per person. TBA, to
be amnced.
CHARITY AND
SPECIAL EVENTS
8Tra~ Sltow, Feb. 3, noon-S
p.m.; Feb. 4, 11 a.m .... p.m., OC
Register at OC Fairsrounds, Costa
Mesa. SS pp., children free. Phone
9S3-49S6.
m...Kkoa, Feb. S, 11:30 a.m.·2
p.m., Newport Beach Christian
Women's Oub at Balboa Bay
Oub, Newport Beach. S 13 pp.
Contact Shirley Ewton, 854-9122 •
• ports .. • or lite Year, Feb. S,
6·11 p.m., CHOC at Irvi ne
Marrion, Irvine. SIOO pp. Contact
Janet Nacurski, S32-867S.
.. 1psody bf tM Sa, Feb. 6 at
11 a.m., Richard Rodgers lunch·
eon fa hion show at Michael's
Supper Oub, Dana Point. $40 pp.
C-0ntact Ann Exley, 498-1991.
llAo Affair to lltmtm~r. Feb. 7
at 11 a.m .. Cameo AuJtiliary of Bag
Brothcrse iJ S1 ters or OC lunch·
con at D1 ncyland Hotel. Ana·
he1m. $40 pp.
llV1ltnllnt's LunchfOn, Feb 7 at
11:30 a.m., Animal As.si lance
League of OC at The Hacie nda,
Santa An a. $10 pp. Phone 97 ·
PE1'S.
llSwttthcart Dall, Feb. 8 at 7
p.m . Associates of Hoag Heart In·
s111ute at Four Seasons Hotel.
Nev.port Beach. S 175 pp. Phone
760-5953.
P lnntr Oantt, Feb. 9, Hunting-
ton Harbor Philharmonir at Ann·
hc1m Hilton and Towers. BT. Con·
tact Manan Gal1n1c, 846-8548.
ommunlty S1rtty Day, Feb. 10.
12-4 p m., OC Trauma Socicl)' an-
formauonal fair at Santa Ana Re·
g1onal Tran port1t1on Center
Space l\llllahlc Free Phone 571 ·
0602.
STrttSllrn or F1shfo11 bl1nd,
Feb 11 at 6.30 p.m., SCR Guild
rash1on show and dinner at South
Coast Repertory, Costa Mc a. $40
~C.Ontact Sandralee Perry, 951·
11\111tetlnt'1 Da,J La~, Feb.
l' at 11:30 am, Sea O rcle AUJ1 il·
11ry of Florence Crittenton Servi·
ccs of OC at Newport Harbor
Yacht Club. SJS pp. Contact
Melinda Guinaldo, 870-S890.
••wrn1lloaal A•to lllow, Feb.
IS, 6:30-9:30 p.m., Newport Balboa
Rotary Club Foundation, The
Wellness Community or OC and
Jim E~reu Otuity Foundation at
Anaheim Stadium. S50 pp. ContaC1
Jim de Boom. 548~9'2.
9Slqt•' ID tlM It.II•, Feb. IS at 8
p.m., f'lorcnQC Crittencon Service
of OC/Anaheim Auxiliary theater
par1y at Plummer Auditorium.
Fullerton. $25 pp. Contact
Melinda Guinaldo, 87Q..S890.
8411 Alralr .. lll•••er, Feb. 16,
Madame Butterfly O\lptcr or OC
Pcrformina Arts Center aounnet
dinner and d1ncina at location
TBA. S60 pp. Contact Betr
Noecker, (113) S9Z-3808. ................ , ........
Feb. 17 (temporary dli!•\ Con
Brio a..pter o1 oc Ptrfonn1na
Ans Cn•er 11 La IW61MI ..._
BENJAMIN EPSTEIN'S
Costa Mesa, 740-2000. Founders
Hall, Jan. 31 : Vienna Schubcn
Trio.
-.OS Anltlts Muttr CMl'a~ Hd
SIAronia {Dorothy Chandler Pavil-
ion, Music Center, 135 Nonh
Grand Avenue. Los Anccle, 213-
972-7283). John CUrrie, conductor
Feb. 2: Haydn, Britten.
tauranl. Contact Carolyn Nonng.
846-7946.
ART
9Art laatll•le of S..tlaen CaJlf.
onl1 (2222 Laguna Canyon Rd.,
uguna Beach, 497-3309). Through
Feb. 14: Manha Alf, prisma colors
and charcoal works. Feb. IS.Mar.
8: Works on Paper, re:llisc f11un·
live i nd landscape.
ma111anao (:9100 Von K.arman,
Irvine, 752-5222). Art and the In·
nuence of Livin& Abroad.
llC1t1rorala State U•f•erafty,
,..._. (Main Art GaUery, 800
N. Stale College B~. Fullerton,
nJ.2037). Feb. 9-Mar. 6: Hispanic
Arl Exhibit.
....... Art M-(307 am
Ome, Laguna Beach, 494-6531).
Through M1r. 17: Tony Labat,
new p11ntinp. Throuab Mar. 24:
Ed•ard Corbeu Retrospective;
AMn U.Jht SaalptuR. Tbrouch
April 21: Kim Abela: The Slrq
CollcC1or (Satellite at South C.O.t
Plaza).
• •tolu Galleria ( 1173 New·
port Center Dr., Fashion ltlaad,
Newpon Beadl). Thtouah Ftb. 23:
HiUahi OcMab. .......,. ...._Alt Maia <&'°a.a. ..... DIM, ......
pon Beach, 759-1122). Throuch
March 17: Edward Hopper, Rob-
cn Millar.
9St1ry bftts (14988 Sand Can-
yon A"cnuc, Irvine). Through Feb.
26: Robert E. Wood; Brad facarc.
9Z Pina (5:\65 Alton, Ste. I,
Irvine). Throuah Feb. 28: figurn·
tivc. landscape and c:oncep1unl
pastels by Otbra Huse.
MUSIC
mLquH Ch1mbtr Mak Soddy,
(variou k>cattons, 4~2822). Feb.
9: Debussy Trio. Feb. 21 : frcsk
Oulrtct.
llOC ................ Soddy, 8 p.m.
at OC Perfonnin1 Arts Center,
600 Town Center Drive. Costa
Mcu, 553-2422. Feb. 2S:
Mouneum Orchestra or Sa1:zburJ
with conductor Ham Graf and vio-
linist Ernst KCMCic. 80C ............ s.ddy, 8 p.m.
at Irvine Bartley Theatre, 42'42
Campus Drive 11 Bricl&c Roed.
Irvine, 553-2422. Feb.. 4: Cbambcr
MUlic Soc:icty ot l..iltcoln Center.
Feb. 5: l..cctuR. Moun ad His
Wortd. Feb. 26; De AJlteks
Quartet ud Dould MclMU.
Feb. 27: ua.,.. ne Y•na
Moan. 80C .....-. .. , Art1 C.W, I
p.M. 11 600 Ton Cater DrM,
lk>ptn Padfk {OC Pcrfonmng
Arts Center, 600 Town Center
Drive, Co ta Mesa, 979-7000)
Feb. 15-Mar. 3: The Pearl Fishers
(Bizet). Feb. 20-Mar. 2: A Masked
Ball (Verda).
DANCE, THEATER ,
MUSICAL THEATER
• ouch Coast Rt51trtory (655 T~n Center Dmc, Co\ta \.le\J,
751 ·7 ~7) Mainlltage. through
Feb 14 Pirate . Marl Lee Fe!'> J
Boundar. \\aters. '-=cv. CR1pt'
Feb 29· ,\pnl 4 You Can 1 Tal..e 1
Wnh '\' ou George Kaufman
and Mo<.\ H:m Scwnd Staec
through Feh :!J K1<.' of the p1
dCNOmJn
·~1ysttry Caft C Hui-at ' ~ Hut·
ton Centre Dme. SantJ Ana. Q'\5.
CLUE) Danner ho~ 1'-r1da" and
Saturda)<; \.iurder at C • .re
oar f eh 1-l Valentine\ OJ\
Shov. includes champ:igne and
rose\
•Balltt Paeinn (\laranus loca-
t1ons. 642-7"'7:!). Feb 15-16 Les
Sylph1de-;, Con11nu o. Brahm'
~ altte\
•C11lfornla tilt LnhtrSlt).
Fullerton (Plummer Aud11onum
201 E Chapm:in A\e. Fullerton.
m .3J71) Feb 3 Amenc3n foll..
B lkt
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Lila bi'Ollllht Wald adventure,
calabrttias, chance to write
By Hall Harrell stepfather were unable to ge t 1ly, now living in Atlanta, Ga.
Di.IV Piiot FeJ!uru Edl!Or along. There, he met with three friends
In his youth, John Weld jumped Weld's stint as a stunt man who had decided on a whim to
off chm. palled around with Clark began not too long after his formol travel 10 Los Angeles.
Gahlc, reponed on the doings of education ended. Arter attending The year w:is 1923. He left
Charles Lindbergh and wrote man-Auburn University for a year, his home with n dollar in h1'> pocket.
u\Cripll> for movies in Hollywood. mother was unable to finance his The quartet traveled for 12 days
His vocations included stunt education any further. She did, and 12 nights without stopping
man. newspaper rcponer, novelist however, send along $100, wh ich They had no money for motel .
Jnd ~enarn.t for the movies before Weld said he used to travel to "'h1ch wa JU t as well since there
he married and settled down to New York in an attempt to be· weren't any.
become an author and publisher of come a writer. After a few weeks, his friends,
the: Laguna Beach Post He said he had seen his name in who came from fairly well off fam·
Weld, a 45-year resident of the print once and was given the 1lie . dectded to return home
L.tgu na area, spoke recently about greatest thrill of his life. It was Weld stayed. h1~ life and soon-to-be released then he decided to become 1 writ· An ex~llent swimmer and d1"er,
hook, "Fly Away Home: Memoirs er. he said he tried out for the
of a Holl~ood Stunt Man," to Before attaining his goal, Weld Olympic team, only to be pa~d
member of the Grits for Break· went to a vaudeville show. He over fo r superstars Johnny
fa\1 club The club, which meets even tried to become a vaudeville W e 1 s m u 11 e r a n d Du k e
monthly, is comprised of natives performer, writing his own act Kahanamoku. Fortunately, he did
from the South and•r their where he juggled and sang. get a JOb on the swim team a1 1he
~pouses. "I didn't hear one laugh ... there Amba s.ador Hotel. It was while
A Southern himself, Weld was was no applause." working at the Amba)sador that
born Feb. 24, 1905 near Birming· Weld tried oul at the Palace Weld sa id he was hired by Fox
ham, Ala. His father died six Theater on Broadway and was told studios 10 help with the filming of
mon ths after he was born. When "Don't call us, we'll call you." "Dante's Inferno."
his mother remarried, Weld began Well, the call never came and Originally hired 10 handle hoim.
h1\ life of roaming, moving from Weld said he got a job on a 1eam· Weld became a stunt man ovcr-
fJmily 10 family and finally to a er and traveled to Europe and night when he was offered a ~ub·
military academy. after he and his back before returning to his fam · stantial 'ialary increa~c 1f he would
-------------------------jump off a cliff. He said 11 only
14 Dally Piiot WMkend/ Thursday. January 31. 1111
looked to be about 60 or 70 feet,
learning la ter professional stunt
men had measured the Jump .11
137 feel and refu cd 10 1ump
Fii.' ..
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Mtt INf1Y >~.tn .ind • ~.,~ al ('Mttn, ,ltiM \\f'ld Sound N. nitdl in wnt
l"\t no-otl will~,~ .. <,('(! tn Lair ffbtUl"'f
He completed the Jump and had
tiu,ine cards pnnted that read
·.,..mid champion high drvcr," thus
bcg1nn1ng h1 career as a stunt
man Weld .... orkcd 1n Holly-.'000
for 1hru )e3f'l, doubling for "ars
'uch a' Tum M1,., John Barrymore,
( arolc Lomhard and Z.azu Pitts.
While a \lunt man, Weld met
l.11cll,1 Paf\On\. .,.. ho helped h1m
launch h1\ career ·" a 1ourn11h~t
I le hJd been d.111ng her daughter
llamet Jnd \he offered to get him
,1 JOh J\ Jn JC:tur Weld, however,
1huuttht hulc of Jct1ng and asked
her for \Omc help in get11ng a )Ob
.a' a .... rllcr
Arter Jhout three )Cars a a
\tunt man, ~eld became a C\Jh re-
porter for the Nev. York American
in Ne.... '\or._ I le \layed "-II h the
American for one H~ar. wht n he
fell read)' 111 1.ac.,lc the '40rld
ActJalh Weld ''"d he had JU\t
re .id I rnc't I lem1np-.ty'!. "The
<iun Al'<l Rl\e\' and decided to
tra,el tn Pam "'here he .. ould
"h\.C on wine , .,..oracn and
He was in Pans It the lat
undbcrah completed hlS histonc
trans-Atlantic ntpt and was hired
by the Paris Hcr1ld to report OD
every minute Of ht tay In the city.
From there, Weld returned to
Hollywood where he ~orkcd a
Kcnarist for several )Can aad
wrote h1 third novel, "Don't Yao
Cry For Mc." based on the Don·
ner Pany incident. H1' book was
published by Charle ribnm'
Son and wM fe~turcd on the front
page of the New York Time Boot
Review. Weld 1a1d Scnbncrs'
1hought he would be 1hc1r llCl1
'>tar. follow1n1 1n the foot tep1 ol
Heminpay and F ott Fit·
igerald. Unfortunately. \\orlJ War
11 1aned and Weld u1d he had to
rind a ~tter way to make • l~ina.
At thi point in hi hfe. Wdd
had also decided to marry He
m.arned K:aty "Gigi" Pam h.
rogether they bc&an publiWI'
the Laguna Beach P<Mt. Weld alto
M>ld Ford can.
Tired of tryi ng other methods with no resuhsl
GET RELIEF NOW!
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Thi Harp
By Andra Sarldstlom °'*"' c... °"' ,.. The Harp Inn brinp to mind
thouahts of sou~ foe, rollina
green hills and httle green men.
The Harp brinp the pub life of
Europe, particularly of England
and Ireland, 10 Co.ta Me a.
''Thi is an eJCten ion of our own
hvins room," id Harp Inn owner
Jerry Mackey, "We have our own
picture from Ireland on the walls.
•nd other people bnna 1n their
picture~ all the 11me-. The; wallt are
Box· Score
CLUB The Harp Inn
LOCATION 130 E. 17th Crtt~
COICI Mesa.
•'ORMATPrimanly Irish folk
mu ic, Irish bands performing
Thursday, Friday
and Saturday nights.
ORES Very casual.
DANCE FLOOR Entire bar
ha hardwood Oooring. sizeable
dance Ooor near the
band.
ADMISSION None.
OISE LEVEL Very loud
CROWD ACE 25-40.
PARXI 'G Sm II parking lot
and lreet parking available
HOT TIP Remember The
tlarp for St. Patrick' Day,
there's nowhere more
lri h!
Q IET AREAS The Harp of·
rers a \Cry large, fairly quiet
ou1door pa110 w11h
drink service.
ol Ireland to the Or_. Coat
COYCred With them."
The interior of the bar is cuctly
as you would imaainc a pub, the
worn Olk floOr1 tell of the thou·
sandl of people who've come and aone. the dark, somber peens and
browns are a welcome chanae
from 1he usuaJ 1brieltina neons
and the tem'bly thick MnOk.e cive.s
The Harp a comfor1ina. cave-like
feelana-.. It has a real put>-isb styk
to it," uid Mackey. lot more younc Irish coming into
Harp, Guincss and Bass ales are the country lately," saKi Mackey.
available on tap, "We sell all the Mackey guesses that more than
other beers by the bottle, but we haJr of his patrons are Irish na·
estimate that &he count IS much
greater, "I'd bet that 90 percent of
the people in here are lnsh, it's a
really regular, really lnsh croup,"
said Bnan Hennessy, 28, of Costa
Mesa
don't advertise them." taonal .
Thursday, Friday and Saturday customers, on the other hand,
nichts The Harp features live Irish r.;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:========::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,
lol!dr• ~ ..... c.. Oll'f,..
music. with a di((ercnt band each
niJhl. "It'' difficult to find " cood
Irish band in Orange C.OUnty, but
there's a few around. There are a
A b.nd pl.t)1 Irish folk lunu while p.itrons ol The HJrp ~IOY the music Jnd JttnOS·
phcrt
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our sltdtng gl.i)~ door. thr wt•Jchr r 'crapping
cals eve n cighccr.
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get tt, Mmply \.'t 1c The PdlJ \.Vmdow . core:
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DlllW Plot W11ttntl ,,..,.._, J•LmY 11. M1 •
Lile brought Weld adventure,
celebrities, chance to write
By Hali Harrell stepfather were: unable to gel 1ly, now living in Atlanta, Ga.
Daily""°' FH!\Kts £drtor along. There, he met with three rm~nds
In hi\ youth, John Weld jumped Weld's stint as a stunt mnn who had decided on n whim to
off chm. palled around with Clark began not too long after his formal travel to Los Angeles.
Gahlc. reported on the doings of education ended. After attending The year wa!> 1923. He left
Charle' Lindbergh and wrote man-Auburn University fo r a year, his home wi th a dollar in h1 pocket.
uM'.npti. for movies in Hollywood. mother was unable to fina nce his The quanet traveled for 12 days
His vocations included stunt education any further. She did, and (2 nights without i.1opp1ng.
m.1n, newspaper reporter, noveli 1 however, send along $JOO, which They had no mone) for motel ,
.ind M'.enanst for the movies before Weld said he used to travel to which wa JUSI as ""ell since there
he married and «'.tiled down to New York 1n an attempt to be-""ercn't any.
hccome an author and publisher of come a writer. After a few weeks. his fnend'i.
the Laguna Beach Post He said he had seen his name in who came from f11rly "-Cit off fom -
Weld, a 45-ycar re 1den1 of the pnnt once and was given the 1hc'i. decided to return home
l .1guna area, spoke recently about greate t thnll of his life. It was Weld stayed.
h1\ ltfe and soon-to-be released then he decided to become a writ· An excellent iW1 mmer and d1,er
hook, "Fly Away Home: Memoirs er. he said he tned out for the
nf a Hollyv.ood Stunt Man." to Before attaining his goal, Weld Olympic team, only to be pa\\eJ
members o( the Grus for Break-went to a vaudeville show. He ove r for su perstars Johnn)
la!>t club The club. which meets even treed to become a vaudeville W e 1 s m u 11 e r a n d D u k e
monthly, 1-. comprised of natives performer, writing his own act Kahanamoku. Fortunately, he did
from the South and•r their where he juggled and sang. get a JOh on the swim team JI the
c;pouses. "I didn't hear one laugh ... there Ambassador Hotel. It 1.1.a<1 1.1.h1lc
A Southern himself, Weld was was no applau c." working at the Ambassador that
born Feb. 24. 1905 near Birming· Weld tried out at the Palace Weld said he was hired by Fo'<
ham, Ala. His father died six Theater on Broadway and was told studios to help with the filmi ng of
months after he was born. When "Don't call us, we'll call you." "Dante'~ Inferno."
his mother remarried, Weld began Well, rhe call never came and Originally hired to handle hoat'I,
h1\ life of roaming, moving from Weld said he got a job on a steam-Weld became a !>lunt man o'er·
IJmily to family and finally to a er and traveled to Europe and night when he was offerrd a 'uh·
n11lt tary academy. after he and his back before returning to hi fam · stan11al salary increac;c 1f he 1.1.ould =================-----=======---Jump off a cliff. He said 11 only
14 Daltv Piiot WMkend/ Thursday, January 31, 1991
lookc:d to be about 60 or 70 fee1 .
learning I.lier profe,!>1onal )IUnt
men had measured the 1ump at
137 feet and refu5ed to 1ump
Fii. ~
JOHN
ANBON
Fii. 11
B.J.
nmAS
Pll.11
... ,._,lt_ ,_ O.tr Not
~tl'f m.in, )f'AI'\ •nJ .a ""'"'Y cl c.arttn )ohn "'fld round h4il nilril W\ wtil*"& H6 bt· , .r ncM.f ~111 l>f' rf'lf'.a·~ in wtf' rf'hrur.try
He rnmpleted the Jump and had
h1J\lne~., card' printed that read
·1.1.11rld 1.h.1mp1on high diver," thu\
hcginning hi'> c.sreer a a !>lunt
nldn Weld "orlcd 1n Holh""ood
t11r three )eJr,, dnubhntt for 'IJrs
'uch .. , l um M1,, John Rarr)morc,
< Jmle I omhJCd and /.Jzu Pill\
Whtlr J '1un1 man, Wrld met
l ucll.1 P .1r,nn,, "ho helped him
l.rnndl h" lJreer a' .1 Jt>urnaltst
I le hJd !"teen J.111ng her d:iut.thtcr
ll:ur11:1 .ind 'he ntfered 10 ge t him
.1 ioh J\ Jn JCltlf Weld. ho""e\-er,
1h11uj!ht l11tle of .1ll1n1; Jnd a\l ed
her lnr "'me help in getlin!t d JOb
J' .1 1.1.r11cr
After Jhout 1hree \eJr\ J'> a
'1un1 m.1n. \\ cld l"t<:came J cub re-
p11r1cr f11r 1hc: """ 'I or._ America n
in l\c1.1. 'I or._ lie 'til\ed 1.1.11h the
\mc111.,1n lnr t•ne 'ear. "ht n he
fth fC:J1.h 111 l.Jd,Jc l.hc "I.Hid
Al t.1.1lh \\ cld ,,111.J he h.id J"''
fl.: 1d I rnc'I I kmin1.l'\loa\ ·, "Thr
\un A"n Rl\e' JnJ decided to
lra\cl 111 P.1n' 1.1.here he would
"h'e on "Inc. ""or.ien and '-Onjt "
He was in Paris 11 the timt
Lindbergh completed h1~ historic
trans·AlJantte 011Ju and YIU hired
by the Pari Herald I<' repon on
e'ery minute o( his ~t ) en the city.
from there, Weld rcturned 10
Holl)"4ood where he ""orked as a
..ccnamt fo r several )Cl!'\ and
1.1.r01c h1 third novel, "Don't You
Cry For Mc," based on the Doa·
ner Party incident. Ht\ ~ was
publi hcJ by Charles Scnbneri'
Son and WM (e:aturcd on the front
page of the New Yorl Time\~
Re' 1ew Weld soi1d Srnbnen
thought he would be their next
,W , follow1n1 in the f0t)l\teps ~
Hemingway and F ~t1t1 Fil·
zger.ild. Unfortunate I}. \\ orlJ Wat
11 \tarted and Weld s:11J he h d to
fend a ~lier way 10 mal.c .1 h\10&.
At th1 point 1n hi\ life. Wdd
had al\O decided to mart) He
m.amed K:ity "G1g1" P.&rn h.
Together they btgan pubh~ll\&
the Laguna Beach Post Weld also
~Id Ford an.
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la C..... c-r. Nat• &..dly'a Fountlln Vlla.y
i962-1674
WI Aallfl .... 111 •er,._
Tha Harp b
ByAodrl~ an. Coast Olly ....,.
The Harp Inn brings to mind
thouJ hts of sou~ roa. rolling
green hills and httlc arcen men.
The Harp bnnp the pub hfc of
Europe, particularly of England
and Ireland, to Costa Mesa.
"This i an cxten ion of our own
l1vm1 room," said Harp Inn owner
Jerry Mackey, "We h:i"'c our own
picture from Ireland on the wall
and other people bring 1n their
picture · all the time. The walls ore
Box Score
CLUB The Harp Inn
LOCATION 130 E. 17th lrttt.
Costa MHa.
FOR.\tATPnmarily Irish fo lk
mus1c, lnsh band performing
Thursday. Fnd1y
and Saturday nights.
DRES Very casual.
DANCE FLOOR Enttrc bu
h3 h1rd~ood Ooonng. Sl?Cable
dance floor near the
band.
ADMISSION None.
NO ISE LEVEL Very loud.
CROWD AGE 2S"'40.
PARKING Sm31l parkina lot
ilnd !;trcet parkmg available
HOT TIP Remember The
Harp for St. Patrick' Day,
there's nowhere more
lmh1
QL1£T ARF.AS The Hup of-
fers a "'ery large, fairly quiet
outdoor patio with
dnnk Cl'VlCe.
tlllllldS ol Ireland to the Orange Coast
COYCred with them."
The interior of the bar Is exactly
as you would im11ine 1 pub, the
worn oak floors tell of the thou·
sa,nds or people who've come and eonc. the dark. somber arcens and
bfO*n arc 1 welcome chance
from the u ual shricltin& neons
and the terribly thick unoltc gives
The Harp 1 comfortina. cave-like
feeling. "It has 1 real pub-ish tylc
Y."•~ ... c:-~Not
to it," aid Mackey.
Harp, Gumcss and Bas ales arc
available on llP1 ''We sell all the
other beers by the bottle, but we
don't advertise them."
Thursday, Fnday and Saturday
nights The Harp features li\le Irish
music, with a different band each
niJht. "It's difficult to find a good
lnsh band in Oranie Counry, but
there's a few around. There arc a
~ b.and pbys lrtlh foll( tuna while pllroft) ol The ~rp ~nJOY I.he mUSiC and .limo-.·
plwf~.
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lot more youna Irish coming into
the country lately," aid Mackey.
Mackey guesses that more than
half of hi patrons are Irish na-
tional .
Cu tomers, on the other hand,
e timatc that the count IS much
greater, "I'd bet that 90 percent of
the people 1n here arc In h, n's a
really rerular, really lnsh poup,"
<.aid Brian Hennessy. 2J , of Costa
Mesa.
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Movies
Dreyfuss, Hunter in 'Once Around' ·charm
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1.111' in ll>\C \\ll h a
m;.an hl·r IJlllil\' fim.b
d1t(11.uh Ill :acc~pt
' Once Around" is
an emotio n ·filled
mu' 1c, r;msini; from
the pk:i!lurablc 10
the p;i inful, from
funn' 111 ">.H1. l:mu11 nnal themes
.tr\. nu! 111.w an ltlm,, but they h:.in:
unJ•1i:o11c a chani;e. ln!>I CJJ ul
'"11cran~ .1ruunJ a inglc moral
'"uc. lake the film' "R•11n" :.anJ
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111111eJ lo CH: nh c ncuu01crc J an
.. ,,•r.d.1\ hie. lake ··P.in:n1ho\.lJ ,"
··~1c:d ~l.11~noli.1\" :ind "1\\,1lun."
I he complc\itac' ha \C ancre.1<.cJ
.1 nd I he 'llll u 1 ion., a re not so
11.·.1d1ly :1pparcn1.
t°or the Oll.l\IC·ClX:r lhe\e lihtb
\haft the fOC'll' (rum p .l"l\C 0)·
.. 1.1nda w ;adl\C pan ic1rant. In
111111.alh lmot1on lll) ch.irgcd lal1m.
like "IC1 in," the \llllJlaons the
d .. ar.1lll'" f111d lhl'll1'1.:IH'' in. for
l' \,1111plc. .11 c llU I adc I he \IC\\ ll '>
l '•)C'flel11.l'. I h1\\ 111.ira) nl u:. hJH:
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!11d,I\ \ tilms 11,c ~H~h :inti eek·
t 1 111:•11' 'uch ._., lmlhJ.1\' ;and \\c;dd111~ .. to rl.1) lllll their. dr.ima
t I o.c .,,~c11e,, l.1111111.ar Ill m.1n~ 1n
th.: .1 lllhc ncc. I he rclllrc. .ll' I I\ cly
dr."' the \IC\\Cr in "llh their V\\O
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11c i.:"1. 1111.111) pl..1\ 111g )llnuha·
ni.:nu,h. 11.c one 1111 1hc scrccn .ind
th1. ''nc 111 the \11,;\\CI~ m111J I ,·.111
l1lnh Ill 1111~ I\ pc Clllllll1ll1 plllUIC'i
(I ,11ru\q;d lrnm lhl· 111lc ul a b.x)k
l' J11l· hH \\ 1m \\ clllkr') "Oncc
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I l11lh I lu111cr pl:'" Ren.11 1
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Pilot Pick
of the Week
MoVles
"Run"
\\'ho: PJtnck Demp ey, Kell)
Pre,mn tur D1rec.1cd by Geoff
Rurrov.cs and produced by
Ra)'mond Wagner.
Wh•I: A carefree ummer road
trip$ turn into a hvina night·
mare for law ~hool student
Ch111rlie farrow (Dempsey)
when he is unjustly accused of
murderina the only son of a
nororiou mob boss.
11) cnj1.1y. Pr<: .. ,urcd '" h1.r f.111111)'
10 gc1 J bcucr Job. Ren.Hu find'
Im e lfl!llcad of a c.11 ccr -.clling
11111.:-.. h.irc wndo,. O.anny Aiello
and GenJ R,mJ,1nd, .1re Joe and
~ 1.tnl) 11 Ucllu, 'imply 1 he b'-''l ol
parcn1... who care deeply ahuu1
their fJm1ly. Joe 'in~ pccially
cho .. cn songs for all of the fam il>
occns1on,, while Maril)'n i;cb e\I·
Cf\onc in\oheJ in the family cclc·
br:1111.1n\. l\\o other adult children
:mJ 1hc1r spouses complc:te 1hc
picture. crcatmg :i clo)e kn11 family
1h..11 eHll.c:. \\OJrm memoric~ that
m"" of us sh.ire, JI lc:.t\I )omc llf
the 11mc.
Richard Ore)fu '' 1~ S;im
Sh aqx, .111 l•ldcr 'une '>ful \Jlcs
,JOJ bu~111c:.'>l11Jn or L11hu;:s nian de-
S(.'.ent. \\hl1m Rcna1a f.111\ in IO\C
\\ i1h. 11 ... '1r1111i;. 'lllllC\\ hut era:.$
:.ind cruJc JlC'r .. onJlrty '<>On be!;ins
10 cl;i'h \\tlh 1hc lkll.1 .. • famili;ir
:inJ :isrccd upon \\J)' ,,f li"'ing
life.
Tim ct.t)h ol pcr,onah11c' due
m.1inly 10 S;im':. u1Hercnce:., nlO\C\
the \IOf) along in "Onc:c Around."
l·or c\.rmplc, Rcnal;i'i. si~tcr
doc.,n ·1 lrl.e S.1m "hen \he fir'>I
meet' h1111 .11 her f.11hcr'!> hinhda)
p.1n~. so \he ll1\t1ga1c, doubt)
.1l'\IUI S.am .1mon~ lhe r.1111il\I mcm·
her,. Each 'IUl:\.C!>!>i\e ~onl11c1
mme' along 111 ..1 \enc., of :.1m1IJr
fam1h celc:1'r..111un,, CM:.1IJ t1ng 111
IOICO;ll) \\llh each e\Clll .
Lnfor1 una1el\I, the film never
:ll'IUalh· rc:.oh•C) the )llua11un.
\\hich i n·ps on building. In lc:id,
1hc ,1or\ mo'e' oft in ~1no1her c.Jj.
rl·c1inn, "cm.hog the tlifferc111:·c, in :i
md0Jram.111c l.ashion. I lo\\C\Cr,
th.: I 1ne .alling, c:.pcc1;11l) h)
0 .1 n 11 \ ,\ 1 c II u.
and
0
lhl ~llUd
Sd1pl. \\ hadt l',1p·
turl'" the corn·
pk\ltic.. of the
cunf11c1. off,e1
1hc \Ud<kn lurn
ul •\Clll'. "011l'C
,\wund" " :i nice
lllll\le, ge.111.'d 10·
WJflh JU lllt\,
lOnlJmins no vi\1blc '1olcncc and
.1n abundance of the 11 i,11\ :.111d
1nhub111>n' th.11 m.1kc up fo n11I)
hfc.
P:ilnck tl)nn
1udcnt. Compultr con,ultnnt
'c1\ pore Urn< h
I i;roaneJ lll\\arJ ly when I \hi\
told 1h:i1 th.: movie ll> be fC\.IC\\.CJ
for thic; week Wtl\
··once ArnuncJ"
IJrring Rich:ard
Orc)'f u ond Holly
I funter. While both
ur c fine acto r
whom I enjoy ccing
on the bia itrl!cn, I
-----was not impre~d
with them toe,c1hcr in "Always" di·
rcclccJ by Steven Spielber4. I cnvi·
sioncd this movie AS havinJ been
dreamed up by some Holtywood
studio cxccucivc who n<Med th.H
•Dally PUot Weekend/ Thursday, January 31 , 1991
Irene t:crmo
tudrnt/Admlnl\lrallH .1,!>i\t.1111
lluntlngton Uc:ich
L1"1.: I l.1lls·
trom, "ho g,1\ c us
·•My Li fr ·'' I Olli), ..
nu " ~he!> ll' a
hean ,,arm1ng. hu·
m o r u u ' .1 n ti
1ouchi ni: I ale 111 IL'' c
in full l~IU(lfll, \\ hl'I ~
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Ore\ fu.,, (ol "J,,,,i.;
t.:ncountcr' ''' the I h11J
K111d," cl al) onc:c :1~ 1111 1c.1111cd
11p \\llh tmmcr "t\h\,I\~·· .ti )1;11
I hill\ Huntl·r. l31.11h Drc\111>' .ind
l lunler dcll\cr not.1l>lc pl·1 t.11
111.111ce\ in the lkh~htlLll llC\\ 111111
( >i1.e Around." I hi' 11111\ ll: ''
d I IOllCI\' lllll (or C\.: I V\Jlll.', h1 llH \
er, tor · die·h.arJ 111in.1111"' ,111d
~omcdv cnthu,1.1,h, 11 ,,,11 th )\I"
111 thl· 0111l)(.111, o tu 'pc.1k.
"Ah\J)'\' made M>mc m'"'") ~rnd
thl\ Su11 " ''ho rcalh doc~ 1101
I.mm "'h.11 a ~oo<l mO.. ie '"· ",,.,
ti) mi; 10 rmlk more money out ot
our pocket llo'\\cvc r, u.; I ''·'~
\lumped dO\\n w:ii1in~ rur the
movie 10 i.t.irt und dejcctecl l~ m111 -
1cring 10 tn)'!>elf, "Why me·'" I re-
membered ecing a $1)1.cl anu
l:bert rc,icw of thi~ mO\<ie. They
had g1\cn it :> very big ahurnb up
for it non-formulaic dcpic11on of
the romantic relation hip and the
family that :ire the centerpiece of
this rccollec:tion.
"Once Around" ls a wonderful
movie, and ~u would expect it to
be because It had the some dircc:-
tor as the very populor and very
t\1 J 111111. 11 1hc gulJ "llr "hen
13nJ 1111"1011'. \\f11ch l\c pc cJ
"' "01.r.1:1t111 Dc~1;r1 ~an,l·IJlait,"
seem 1111111me111. c11me un cn111 cly
d1flcn:n1 l.tn<l or Morin I he h>rm
,,f unb ... l..1nl:, creilted b\ ~am
:lh.1rpt'\ (D1(\(1Ml conuuliini; 1k·
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.uhur .... 11c llf I 11h 1.1n1.in l1.1h0Jn
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1.1n11 I pm11111n ti, tl1.: B~ll.1)
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do11n111g g111, r.1111:111!) h1 m l\\1>
do1~ 11 1111 i; '' rnmcd 11isc) lor
rn.1m.1 ~l.1urccn (< 1cn..1 R1 ,l.ar1Ji.)
.n .rn 1111111d11.1111n. 10 n ht;mc·
gov,! "~I) I rll.· .1~ .1 D11g." 'Inc
h;i,, '!or) hn~ I' the 111tcra tion of
1he H1ch.11d l>rc,lu"s. ltul h Hum-
l'r couple \\llh lluntcr') ram1lv in
the m.1,1c. I he l.11111h ''· at 0 lhc
\Jmc time. pu1 oU h) ihc Drc)fu
character's olJcr :asc. :uro&ancc,
l111an1.1.1I ~UCl"C\~, anJ boistcrou •
ne') and '' a11rac1cJ lo hi~ ~n$<C
of fun .ind t'lll\IOU~ lo'c for llunt·
rr
Uut. '\\h1lc the movu: i'I at times
acJ Jnd tense, at 1s al'° \Cry funny.
Danny Aiello, who ploiys l lunter'1
fother. hns a way, when he choose
co. of 'imply malina you lauah
with gre:u timina. tic ah.o prottayt
in a very convincing and hur1re1t
"Aay hi mi ana or hi dead moth·
BPS
d h'-crcd bl:lly dan\"er !. r p:i~
Joe:\ {0Jnn) r\icllu ol Moon·
''n.icli.) b1rthc.J~·n , "lu, h. l~ ·the·
,;iy, momcn1:mhy fRIVf\ the lam·
11). k:i\in' th m re• hi.'\ Th9
:ire. hoo'C\-Cr, qui l: to
pro ves to l>ecomc 1 <' cuary
lhrou&)lout the nlO\ 11: ,1 1. ~ m
dmc their lhc li._c J pcrj 111 I
motion m dune. And ' • from
1hc: d..:p1h of "h01t up( c 1 • 'Tlll\l•
mum , upcrficiall l~. ' fJ.C~
~hmpsc of ''?>~II~. hl>I ~ I\, ond
JcHHion in S:sm. :ill llf "hi h
C\Cntu:illv in the llcll.1~ 11\cr,
he SOC On tO touch lhC:lf M>U'). SC·
1.:UU11& I pl:.C'C \\ithlll thetr I c.irt
Rcn3t:a (Hunter) po1tr.1 ) 11 • cpit•
omc o( }OUoJ girl\ f, '" 111lc
tnnt:i ). Skeping llcau1y r.i.c:1 .her
prince. She ;, a mer c of '11•1Pl1cily
:and raw bc:outy on the h11nl "'
See ETERN0,17
er. These sane Arc ;imun ' the ~l scenes I ha c:,rcncncc4
that at1c:,1pt to huv. real h1Jmao
Jn.,; R1d\:ird Ore) f u ' tloc 1
.... ndcrfol )Ob or
injcclina humor
in the movie •ith
the contra t or
his physic:al &UAO
\\ith that or the
family.
While the
mowlc hat IOIM
wtl~ .. it.
they bee..-.. . Oda •ipinc. 111111 10 what 1t .succc ii
in doilll-It II • ,.,. movie ch:it
very illaCta wOltlt liiilfta.
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Wedding, dining
at Tivoli Terrace
Here•1 a choice not t'Mdlty June. you fft9Y INk• arrange-,
offered by many eatabllshments mentt for your IP9dlll dlly with
-dining and wedding. the help of • wedding ooordt-
lf dining 11 your choice. you'll nator. Who wtn ust9t you wtth
enjoy the opportunity of feasting every detaJI from the wedding
under the treee and stars at the cake to musicians, nowers and
TlvoU Tetrace on the grounds of the reception menu.
the Festival of Arts In Laguna June and Terry Neptune,
Beach amid spec111CU1ar garden long-time Laguna residents who
settings. The food Is excellent own and operate Tivoll Terrace,
and the lower terr.ce menu fea-have a wealth of experience In
tures summer salad1, sand-the field of planning weddings
wlches, hom.1tyte hamburgers and receptions.
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But the real full-MtVICe ex-popular. the Neptunes eatab-
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ceptlons In the French garden or aenda. located In Santa Ana.
romantic weddings conducted There. the hacienda, courtyards,
In Tlvoil Terrace's Charming, trellises. pine pieces and Nrly
circular garden chapel. California and Mexican artifacts
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You're getting married In a to ,.... llilln. "E*1 tf you
month or two and you find yout· need to .. • tNrd person SUCh
self daydreaming abOut aU the • a ...., ...... Ot NMgious leader
things that might go wrong It to ~ tM worry out, It's best to
the wedding and ln the mat-,..,... It.'! -rt ._ PIYd!Ologlat
rlage. Does this mean you MM> ~ at A0undhoose
should call the whole thing off? Squwe Phobfa Treatment
No. say two authOrltlea who Cents In .-.... ... Va
have talked to many brldea and um=• becawe eotJ. grooms. Jef'llynn Roa, ~ plea 11.nad now are
dent of the Phobia Society of ca-•• "*" couples In
America. says that lt'1 normal the '*-" pelt, there are more
and appropriate to worry about po191.-W9ddlng conflicts be-
the unknown tween them Ind the way their
Cele Lalll, editor of Modern parent• do thlngl. She tees this
Bride. 1999 the realization of u a plus, not a drawback
potentlaJ conflict as • s6gn of .. That'• -"et marriage 1s an
maturity In the age of dtvorce. ab0u1 -eepwatlng from the For a wedding or dining de-Both say It Isn't the womea .,,.,,., f..mty. Wortdng out confhcts llght, try either Tivofi Terrace or ,_ he wed the Hacienda. Call Tivoli Terrace should worry about. but what that may deWk>P overt -
at 494-9650 for more lnfor-you do about them. ding " the often the first op-
matlon. In a recent Mminat lhe con-portuntty to ect u • couple "
~----------. ducted for Bride'a, Rola noticed One r•IDn why worries may
,.,. .. llm SITS
otlq.8 &st l«:ms
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-0.... 8lb:rl --~ .. .,..
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both brldea and groom•to-be be MON OWf1 but i.s troubling
had more fears than ~ ,. 11-.. ..,. le wider latllude In
allzed and hadn't dl9QJ111d wMra conllktered acceptable
them. end ......, ...,.eneu of a
"Merely learning that others need to eommunlc:ate. Couples
worried about similar twa ...... lriNbleed et>out talking
made the participants , ... bet-lbout ~tllcte. UY' Lalli
ter because they had felt tMiW In general, both women
worries were unique. In mMy llOf99d tMt .__ that coupjel
Instances. the partner was aut· worry abOut ... Into one of two
prised to learn of the fears." IM maAn categotiee: practlcaJ con-
aays. cema 1'8'ett11ig to the ceremony
This observation led her to and petty Ind phllosophlcal
conclude that commu~C:X concemt about the durability of
worries may be all thlt't the bond ~ are aaummg 1--------------. Today'1 ddfwent way of hfe ha cnated bOth the p<Oblem
and ltt IOkltk>n. For example .
higher coetl force d1tterent
flnendal enangem911ts
.. Tradttlonalty. the bride's
famtty peld fOt )ult about every-
thing. Practlcally speaking
today, thet le dlfflcult If both
flmlMel W8nt an extravaganza.
they are more ftexlble b<>Ut
paytng for It. The tradition~
guldeinee .,. not relevant,
Mys Lalli. "8eGlll• of greeter mobility
and feet t.Nt ~often meet
end ~ In a dty other than the one ...,. the bride grew up.
"*-'• ~ eome concern about .._. to Nr¥t the wed·
cttng. Toc18y, the ttght deciSlon It
wMt le moet conwnient and
1Wt ...,..,....,. ... 1M says
La Maison Party Helpers
take worry from wedding
"you ..,t to have the perfect
~ .. ~ •• the
WvlOll of.~ com-
PMY • .,.,.. you to enjoy your epedlll OCCMIOM.
can gtYe you tugge11k>nl wtth
using simple ltemt tor thoee
extra touches.
No mater what type of oc-
ceelon -llmple or 9'egant, a.roe or .,,,.,. -the MMc:ee of
a ptlrty•ltafftng CompMy wtH
alW that apedal, profl nlaolll fouch wt*9 you enfoy your
party. For more lnform9tfon, c.11
la Mllllon Party ...,.,. at
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relu end ~ ..y mClln'Mm d
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Ttttre la no 8ddition9I fee fat
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Hetpera alto will help wtth menu
cholc.9 and quantity.
A1 the saying goes, "More la
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tettover food can preMf'lt a
problem. Remember, people eat
!ell at toclal occat0n1. Do not
have too many hors d'oeuvr•
or your guest• wtll be too full to
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trend• change, eome of the otd
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0 F.-turlng th• warmth of an
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for~ wedclf'9 ~.
Our •eoueM dMtl ... cr9l&ed
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Our catlring atatr can .. lat
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When planning your time
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haH an hour. IO plan your aer-
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The ttaff at La Malton Party
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Party fantasies realized
at Outrageous Occasions
Outr8Q80US Occask>ns. an nel for my creativity." eyeball• no.ting lri the martinis
Irvine event-planning Mrvlce. Kern had been planning Kern recently ~ and or-
doee the eeemlngly Impossible, parties for her friends for year9, ganl:nd a bet mltrlllh cet-
the Improbable and even the and two years ago she decided ebratlOn at the Newpon Marriott
bizarre In fulfllllng Its cilents' to turn her hobby Into a bull-Hotel u9'ng a b111blill theme,
party-planning requests and ness. wtth the t>.-room r.tooned
fantasies. Outrageous Occasions wtth b~ pennant• and iiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Lisa Kern, president of speclallzes In planning such Im-other perllPhemaHa of the na-~ __ 1 • • Outrageous Occasions, was aglnatlve events such as a refn-tlOn., paetlme. ~te e9111JltJI~. • • content with her career as an carnated knight proposing mar-Ketn offeta a few Metets for
• •
Int.nor designer, but she be--rlage In a full suit of armor atop party ptennera Who want to
CarM bored. "You can only do a white horse. Then there was meke thelrt the event to re-
IO much with furniture," she the elegant cock tall-dinner member:
said. "I needed a different chan-party, where guests were Invited "Mak• eech G'*t..., apeclal
-. ,-,-, -,-,-,-,-,-,-,-, -, -, -,-,-,-,-,-,-to come attired In black tie and and leave him Of her with 1 Fountain VaU~/Hunt.Lncton Beach .',',',',',',',',',',',',',',',',',',', gowns. Dinner was served rnetnento,'' n-. noting t .. at , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,..,,. '' • .e~1 o.a '71111111, 7-e.u ey ~ ~u • .':':':''';.'·,~'~:d,'~,'~,'j,'~,~' •'•'z'-.'..,,'.,,'-·' without cutlery and the weH-et one breakfut for' executives . .,.. , , ill heeled, sophisticated guests she puted a photograph of
e ~J ~/"'1t 0.e *NM'9*1 'lllwllll.1 ~'~ e :,: , SHAWMA PS:IOTTI found themselves diving Into the each to a Wheat• box and
•)l>\l> lat~r Au: 96~ 8000 ' f7"l•tol6 consomme, face first called the meeting .. the break-
Foun111n Vallt\ ,,1• For the ave surnann's birth-fast of ch-"'"'-a." at ...... ther. v. 0. c • A • l •I ••• ' _, ·--_,,,,_,, "' -IV day party. there were plastic she rented a robot to take ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::::::=1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil.iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim. photos of the guests as they arrived.
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Wt dding Plannmg GU1dt.
7378 Center Ave.
Huntington Beach, CA 92647
891-7076
CIOMd Svnd11 A Monday
1\te. thrv Sal. lt:OO 10 5:00
"Invite guesta who don't
necessarily have anything 1n
common and who might, In fact.
be Inclined toward conmct
the mJnlst«. the haJrdresser,ttle
guy next door. Invite all ages.
sizes and shapes," Kem aald
"And altemetfve kinds of
transportation -lnstead of
usJng a llmo. consider renting a
motor coach equipped with a
lhowei' and a place to kick
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San Otego to Santa Barbara ..
Outregeoua Occasions has
the ablllty to eteate a party or
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to meet the cflent'• exacting
needs, Kem promlaed. Once re-
tained, the firm handlet an lhe
arrangementa, lncfudlng the de-
velopment of a theme aetectlon
"We're not onty about crazy
things," lhe ~. "We plan an kinda of partlea and we
atrMI cr•tlve ~ta. We
delign parttee around an lndl-
vtdual'a deWee -from the In-
timate to the unueu ... "
Currently, Outraoeou• Oc-
culOM la taking V.,.,.tlne's
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give their epectal events a
unique and cratM touch may
contact Kern at 456-352•.
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OWU1, C0111t"1 Wnw,., a4 AU Ou ...
Variel] E11t.Tlai111Wlll (213) 161-'5'5•(714)121-3020
Full Service Wedding Caterln'
Rehearsal Dlmier Pacllftle1 Available at
Award Winning Restaurant
pertencea of your llfe.
Whether you are enter1alnlng
a smatt group of friends In your
home or planning a fundralser
for 500 people, Mllklewtc:z and
hta staff rtM to the occa8'on and
exONd all expectattont.
Mllkiewicz, owner of Creme
de ta Creme catrtng In Newport
Beach. hu earned rave reviews
from hts cilenta. Linda Gome.
ch8'rwoman of Pacific Sym-
phony's 1990 CrystaJ Clrcie
brunch. noted, "There are so
many variables In an event thla
big. but Mark took care of
everything from the menu eek:-
tlon and preparation of the fOOd
to the setup and decor. t>eautt-
fully. He even tool( care of park-
ing."
Weddings and charity f\Jnc-
tlons represent only a amaH por-
tion of the events Mlsklewk:z
has produoed. His dlverM cater-
ing expertenoe Includes Intimate
dinner parties and afternoon
teas. as wefl as serving as a
head chef on a private yacht.
A t r ansplanted Penn-
aytvanlan, Miskiewicz was ac-
cepted at New York's prn-
Mark Mllk-..CZ
dA£ itlr, .z.W,fr:
tlgk>ua CUllnlry tnstltute o
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' • •
tauranta and hot .. 1 In the coun
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In 1889, Just prior to startin
Creme de la Creme, Mlsklewlc
aupeNtNd • ataf of 35 at th
Farmer'• Mer1cet In the Atriu
Court ot FuNon llJand In New
port BMct\.
"Many caterers out here ar
OC*8tlng on the ·mom and pop
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noted. "t, on the other hand
have dedicated my llfe to thl
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F« ~ Information o
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• •
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glow to the huge variety of floral wonderland of vases and pure
end gtMa gifts. ctyat8' end glut wtth • vwtety
A sparking, bubbling fountain of decorating atytee.
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dottt, ceramic ducks and stuffed Sey. Can 963-3655 for addltJonal
animals are displayed In a lnformatJon.
knowledgeable, frlendty staff .------------------
welcome you to thlt enchanting
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428 E. 17th Street • Cos ta Meaa
Experience frange Cou'lt;ys f"rlBBt
Jt;a/Jen cuisine and a spectact.Jar bey view.
Dinner is served each night from
IJ p.m. ea ~am.
<Weekends 't;i/ 1:30 a.rn.J
Or piano bar will keep you 1-M.rnrnin' II
room's wedding fashions
hould complement bride's
tuxedo wtth a ruftled shirt. You
can tee they are mortified be-
CllUM the ciothes have nothing
to do with '"*' life." Falhions tor grooms and groomsmen don't change much ewer the years, and that's fine
with 8tua. On the other hand,
not 9Y9fYOM taket quite the
clauk: approach.
"There 19 a groundsweN of
lntereet In mote fr ... wheellng
deeign, IUCh u Jacket• wtth
much broader lhoutd«t, mee.
Jacket• wtth nipped-In lh<M1
waist• and elongated, al~tty
wider lapet1 on )Kket1,' he
aaya.
Shiny, textured fabrk:a, ...
According to Ken Hall of After
Six. manufecturers of dreu
For a 14mpte country weddtng, ck>thes for men, grooma are
Ing coet woutd ....,, ex-beeomlng more adventurous In
ated. For a city wedding, a -.ctlng btldal atttre. They are
blUer end white ftannet moving away from the tra-
ts woutd be a Mttte too cu.-dltlonal ciothlng of the past four
peclalty In medium tonee of grey
and In black tone--on-tone fab-~===================;rlcs, are poputar. Gray 19 more
often chOMn than It wu In the
recent past and In aome areas
of the country, IUCh u the Mid-
west, midnight blue dress
clothes are also "In." years.
ChooM dOthtng IUlted to r.::===========~====:====;l
, buttd. your •• the time of II ~ "1'1:~,.. ,_ R _ _ __ / _ ~ and occak>n end the cir-.u~ IOi ~ stances of the wedding, he
vbes. And don't cwerdress,
though this may be the
t day of your life.
o Blass, It Is never ap-
oprlate for a man to look like
little figure on the top of the
ding cake. Instead, he aug-
ts quiet. cfassJc ctothlng for
. In winter, a tuxedo; In
mmer perhaps a white dinner
ket.
".You can't go out and rent a
aracter tor the day of the
Ing. What la llPPf'oprlate la
t suits you," uya Tom
Ion, an aeeoet•t• of Btw.
• ... tome tr8glc mtltak• we Pell a c:hutch end
Ice a groom In • powder-blue
Banquet Facilities for
up to 500 with a sweeping
harbor view. Ideal for Weddings,
receptions and rehearsals.
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400 Mala Strut. 0.lbo&. CaJUOrnla
673-4633
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Experience the warm atmosphere of a private home
coupled wit h the picturesque charm of a traditional
Engli sh ga rden.
Th e Five Crown s' expert staff will assist you in
designing your ve ry special day This ca n incl ude ....
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Formal Dinner
Rehearsal Dinner
Bachelor ette Parties
Showers
Valet Service
Ca ke
Music
Photograph er
Flowers
Clergy ma n
Equipment Rentals
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Design
Plan your 1nusic
to fit the wedding
Wtth wedding ceremon'81 u
vw1ed .. they .... theM day8,
welklng down the ...,. to a
dlfter.,t drummer can be a
mo.t creative experience.
The Arneran Muaic Con-
ference ha eome kSMa to con-
sider when planning mutk: for
the nuptlat rtt•:
•" the wedding la In a r• I~ Mttlng, be an to check
With the clergy or ""'* director
to det«mlne What typee of
muaic are affowed.
• tf a mualc advtMr or wed-
ding plMner ta not .vahble,
t>ecauee you like them: the
mualc lhould not dtatract from
the ceremony. no matter hoW
t>Mutltut or enterta6nlng.
•If you choose a tradttlonal
wedding 1electlon, Ilk•
Wagner's "Bridal ChoruS" or
Mendel1ohn '1 "Wedding
March," consider a non-tra-
dltk>nat grouping of lnstru-
m en t 1. Guitars, 1trlng
entembfee or electronic lnt1ru-
ments can otter a different .P..
proacf'I.
tdc to friend• lnvofwd In muaic, -----------------------1 or mualc ttudents at a local
•To pertonallze the cer-
emony, Mk friend• wtK> can sing
or play mutk:al Instruments welt
to partictpate. (However, If fam-
lty end friend• aren't musical,
paying for the performance 11
worthwhile.)
Weddings of charm,
distinction and
elegance.
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(adjacent to Mon Amie Bridal)
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• Concemporary Fashions
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• Name brands such as:
Componax. Hype,
Platinum, A.C. Sport.
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• ~·10% Off Fmc
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• Fabulous Accessories:
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• PersonaLittd Service
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Mar. can cottom-meke a bMutJ..
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for that special d.-y. To Otder,
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8obbj Dorman ~ Nlght-
wmch, feeturing OeYon Meede ta Or11nge County'• premier
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They have perlonned at the
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Their mixture of awing, Jazz,
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eo..Maa
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~10.,.
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Clock• rank high • a cont.,,_
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which help newt)~•
friction during those
tw flrat tew yeara," She
th* new ftfe together."
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The solitaire, OC' tlngle-
dlamond ring, Is the rnoet popu-
lar styte of engag«nent ring.
aaya Lloyd Jaffe, chairman of
the American Diamond Industry
Association. Thlrty"'ll8V8t'I per·
cent of the rings recefved by
newty engaged women last yeer
had two or more diamonds. he
M)'I.
•
. ''They "'8bte them to bet·
8)'f"Chronlze the rhythm of
Jaffe aays that there were In
eetlmated 2,410.000 marri9ges
lat year and 75 percent of the
~ received a diamond en-
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963-3655
Corona def Mar
675-1010
~\'\~~1\1\:
Huntington Beach
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·-wedding
Package
Starting at $18.Slr
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Package Includes: Hotel
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Conti t Theater'
'us Its audience
II }ou rt )our ~1cu 11 lblboa's
't'd.end r«n1np of. •Th«: Rod•>
lntr 111 Pit turc ShO'A" or at lht
aping uf \\ alh (icoraie· TV tn·
u"'''"" "Hot ~ ..... Onnac oa 1
11llctl' ha\ JU\t the 11cktt for )Ou
"I ull Contact Tlleater."
I h1\ '"o-pl'rl'onnaMt t\tnana of
moHn 1~t1on~l et11cna1nln(nt ii
ht".lulrd for Feb. 9 1n OC ("'
>r:irnoi lab T~ltr undc:r lht'
hm'1111n ot .\!cl Gol n. C'umin
1mn iw: Hand 10 p.m.
' I' \llU hkt ICC hodt)' Of Pf0-
1~, in::il ~thng. )OU'll IO\t th1\
ill"•1 ll llOn," (iol5c>n rrom1 \
It \ &l'.:llTd for pcopk .. ho'H
Jh•J\' wanttd 10 tand up m lht'
nu'1Jll" of a honna pla) nd }tll
·1' ' 't1nk\10 or 'Go lf't 'cm,
Ila 11lt"t Nb)."
I\•\• teams "111 14ckk 1mpro\ 1\a·
111111' 'u ttd b) the aud1<' C'
C n•l"•n \a) audience' mcmbct'\ wlll
1ud~t" th<' 1~0 teams and ~111 chttr
<'n 1tmr faHmtt~
"\11\thina can tu1ppt"n." C1olc,on
""'' "\1aturt' lanau c 1 pM 1blC'.
th• ur,h thJt'\ con 1dc1TJ a foul in
lull .r•nt.1 I lh(all'r."
' ~t't\ can bt orJ l'N an ad·
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I hu111a!> f 8 . an1 t1 tl1r((·
101 111 th\'.' CirO\C' Cl;hak~pt'lrt' F ti·
tu\ h«n tlntc:d a d1m:tor-at-
M ovl e
listings
Newport Baell
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From 88
J ~O\ery. After brcukin off :a
loni;·tcrm :anJ doomed en :tic·
mcn1, Rerua11 lc;aves the Cold tu
)l.irt anew. lltr journc1 bc(.in a
d1c dcp fU from V.'1UltC 1nJ in
Bn~ton to pumac conoo ).Citing
1r.,inin1 in tho Caribbean. -.here
~he meets her prince. She is 1mme·
d1Jtcly drawn to Sam ln a prcdcs•
tined rt of way, beanasc, as we
~n lcam. only lbe undcn1anJ1
him ao well. Mon imponantly, she
secs in him 1 .._ wlwre he it
~cak, ho ii 11,_., ud ia his
men11ht Ha ,.., nlb11111 It is
in this ~-Mr dlanctcr
comes to W.. Dapile lM differ·
Tom Titus
-
IUlt' of lhl" n"" h lo rm rd
hal(')pcarc Theater \\\t1C1tll1on of
.\mrnca
Thin~ -thrl't' \ha~r~peart' thc.-at("r\
"t'l'l'" rt'"ftre~·ntl"J .u a re-uni or
pn11at1onal mtttrng hC"ld in \\ a\h-
1n11on DC \,rnrd1ng 10 Hrad::ic
the grnur ":a., form\'.'d Ill cnahlr
l\hal r'll<'3rC'-t'C'ntcrt-J thl·atcr~ 10
\h;af( 1ho"<' conlYrn\ that are nut
al"a~ ~ \'.'nC1lunterC'J h' non-da\\I·
cal companl<'\
fur C'\am!lh.· Rrada notl"d that
~hakl"\pe3rt•an tht·a1c" m u\t \C.'d
3l turs "ho arl' 1ra1nl·J 1n 'pealing
\l'rY. d<"1in un1quC' and ofh:n
tlahor.uc cO'ltumc., and 'C.-r) ohcn.
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ent:<') an their :age • ~he ll\CS
throu h him. uncondi1ion.illy
't:inds bchinJ him, ant.I ultim31cly
4.fcfic her ( m1ly for him.
In upportina roles, the re t nC
the ~t fill in the c:ip brinpng
thb film to full maturil). We rind
uura SJn Giacomo (of "Pretty
Woman" fame) c as Rcnua's
Sl,lCr, Jan. Jan i SlUpl IUU Of
Sam' intentions anJ nature from
the stan. This. coupled with other
aspcclS of her predicamcntal role.
adds fll\'Of 10 an already spicy
tcript. Aiello is convincina as both
a cariftt father and supportM hu•·
band. His daaracter. Joe. is the ..
rock o1 Oinllat.. to his •ire.
c11..p1ers, and ton. Rowtands.
The Daily Pilot's Guide to Local Theaters
Closi.n• Ticket
Theater -Production Date Price. Phone
Alt.ruUw Repenory~ '1'la. Lloo la Wio&.e,-, MaKft UI 110.12 50 -@31.'1921
Buena Park Civic Theater ·crucaao· Feb.23 SG-7 821-1194
Curtain C.11 Dinoer n.. ..... "The Sound of Mia~ Feb. 17 119..966 Up "38·u.40
Cyprue Civic TMaitr "Wait Until Duk• F.b.2 U-e 229~798
0....4 Dinner Th•tn r .Gill. :r.a,. a 127-39, '• 712-7110
Et-tum ThHtrical -BumThJa• Feb-. 10 Sl6 497-9';68
H• • ~ -..11-. "Wak UeLi.I Dwti:• '"·' tu l!..'Jl.1406
Lawna P!ayhau• "Palntlna Chun:hel'" Feb. 10 '13-18 494-8>21
~--~ 1'hMLH Ar'9 c.-..-·uolalbeShaM" ~· U! ISl-0288
Orat1p eo.. Colle.--Ba-ehi.D(' FM.3 S5 432-6880
OC Biid Adol'l n...c... '"JM Trial ol 0... Short~ alak Womaa vs. Kamia71Auiee ~ S.fNllta .....
Feb. 17
Sooth eo... -. 8P\taw• Feb.a
South eo... R.putol'J (Secoad Stap)"Klae o(tbe ptdcr Woman• Feb.24
••m1.-.eo.-a1&Jn..w -JM lhue ol BllMI t..,,,.;o , .....
C'mplm 13rg<' C'3'1\
"\torr th;an 90 pmft,s1onal
thcatt'I"\ 1n th<' n1tc:d talcs and < anad;i art dedicated t o
\hal<' pcarc's "orls. and the as-
';()llJllon hope\ 10 ~omt" a strong
adHX'<'I<' for rla\\lc-.i l theater a\ a
'1ahk and 1mJl()rtant p:>rt of an rn
\mC'nca ·• Rrallac said.
0 r ht• ( 1ardcn ( 1r0\1.' ("ommunil\
Thr;rn r "h1l h ..c"lc. up its ~a sons
on a ~akndar \l.'ar ba""· has un-
' t'llrd ll'i plans' tor 1~1.
Tht' ~·;a\On ~ 111 op...•n Frb IS
"11h f:d "arJ lht't''> '>Ol 1al
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MIU. CIHl""' --S.. ••~ 507$
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hO\\C\'Cf, prmiJcs the enduring
wistlom th;it liolJ thh lively bunch
t ether. All 1hrce arc to be com·
mended for their ' lroni pcrfor·
nl3ntc.),
~nocomt"d~ "f.\ cl' thing 1n 1h,·
Garden:· runnins throuah March q
Jam~ Goldman·, hl'ltonail drama
.. The l 1on 1n W1ntt"r'' "-Ill folio"'
.\pnl I::! through \ta) ~.
Rounding out the (1arden (1mvl'
\C'ason will he "\ c.-ron1ca's Room"
b~ Ira L<"\ln Juh 11-.\ug '
"\hraun' " h\ lX-1 '°lhorn. \<'pt 6-~. anJ th(' mU\IC31 ··~un~n'K'··
b~ Dan G 1n. pla\anJ an C:\·
tt"n<k-J <'n mrnt from o' I to Ore. 14.
lhc Garden 1ro\t Commun11't
rhratt'r produ,~ It\ sho"' in fa\t-
ptc P,ut.;, on C\t \farl tl"l'C'l at
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lin:1I tribute to nicone who f;3\"C
50 much more than he kcd for.
112-16 S»-7213
123-30 157-4033
$22-29 957..033
n 6!r1-66a
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COW ... :OS $0VtH (OA$l 1.ACWHA )t ""'°" • ..,._, •97 1111
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In the ck tng scene, )OU m~hl
rind ~ourself m1ling "'htn, in :a
'°'mg '" lure, 1hc fam ily p rac.J~5
one l:i't aunt, once around
The nlO\ie i l:a~d "ith olJ one·
liners, 3S wdl s origin I twi ts.
There re plenty Our ratings
o( l:rn&hs. and for
JOmc lhcrc: will
be tUt, -th'
enchantin,ly ro-
mantic atory un·
fold its perky,
yet rcaliuie
drama or ramily
love and unbound
iowc bctwttn I
maft and 1 woaau. If JO'I faad
younclt tt)'iftl to leCOftd ,.._ tM
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Change in concert
seating necessary
By Errc Slllder
St Pe••1,0!l!Q hntl
l1tner.1I .1dm1-. .. 1on concert .-.cat·
nc h I\ d.11mcd lhc h\C\ or three
m"a' r11<.·I.; 'n' roll fJn' The pr.IC
t1Cl' mu\l 'lop
'•'\\
\1111c th.in ,, \\td. Jgu 1h,1u-'·•lh" nt pcnpk ru'hed the ,t.1gc
d11rini: thl ••rl·nin~ mnmcn1<1 l'f Jn
\l I >C wni.:crt .1 1 the Sall Pal.tee
1n \,111 L ... 1kc Cit\. I hrce people -
l\\11 l.t-\C;H·<tld hOV\ Jnd J fl).
H 11 tild •.\11m.1n \\ere cru,hcd
n 1 ll ,r.1ml'>lc: \ 1l11m J111ml\
f!,,qf' .111t•'P'' ,,,,..! he d11:d lr11m
" 1nrr ''"'n ·•'Ph\\1J1111n." \' hu:h
' .1 p11lttl 1\ ,,, ol \J\lnl! hc h.1d
'"' hk ht lit.ti!\ "lllCClcd OUI ol
111m
\\ I I '"l"\ 'till 'CCUI II\ guard'
tr d dc'r,·r.11el\ hl "gnat h.ind
ncmh·r, 111 '111r playing: J ch;tnl
•I '" r !hc tnnccn " broke 11UI
\lltr the ,11nlcrt. the band '''ucd
.1 1.1ternent ,,,\In~ 11 'topped pl.1y
inc " '(lt)ll .1\ 11 hccame a~Jre of
thl· ,:rJ'll) 11f the ~11ua11on
Either way, 1hc calamity throws
u bad hght on the Australian
group known for its scaring hard
rod. But 11'<. unfair to lay all the
blame on AC/DC. In the opening
minute~ of the show, with the col-
!lred ltghtll ~wirltng. the ~rage mon-
1tnr blanng, and their Jdtenaline
pumping. the gu)' in AC'OC likely
rnuldn't get 3 bead on the cm.is at
hand After all, they're aceu tomed
IO ~cctng 3 m:ufhou C in front or
the !llage
La\. the hlnmc on the show's
1.tencrill .idm1s\lnn pohcy, often
i;.11lcd "fc\t1V11I" 'eating in the con·
lcrl trJde When hard rod. and
md:il hand' ca~t their cathJTllC
'pell nn .ircna a0t.hcncc'I, rhcre t~
OOlhtnit fc\tlVC l\OOUI the Jrl';\ In
!n,nt 1)1 the Mage
I he Sall Lake trJgcdy \\ould
rcrl.iinlv have hccn .iver1cd were
.111 conccrtgocr 3\\1gned :t cat In
J general adm1s\10n environment,
unhke rcioervcd sc.1ts, the entire
.rndicncc has lcg1t1ma1e claim to
rhc front row, which can create
'lbe Daily Pilot's Guide to M
compctttion for spots and ~uhant
chao .
Fesuval seating is an ant iquated
concept
Mike LaPon, director o( the
Uni\.cr-11ty of South Florida Sun
Dt.1me. topped the proct1cc about
foe )ears ago. "Playing with fire.
1h.1t\ "hat you do with a G;\
(general admission) show," he
'aid
CJrl Freed. executr11c director of
the New York·h3scd National Pro-
moter.-. A soc1att0n, e umnrcd fes·
t1v,1l seaung 1s found 11 le s th;rn
to percent of arenn·•ityle event
But Ron Cohen of Fori Laud·
erdale-ba ed Cellar Door Con·
of evcral buildings th. t rou11nelv
pre ent general .1dm1'S100 event\
Cohen say that mo\t newer
arena proh1b1t fe~11val 'eating
"The' 're beautiful f.1c1h11e' w11h
nice deem." Cohen ~.mJ " I he)'
dc,n't want to .-.cc their pl.ICC
tu rncd into .1 zoo "
fhe tilde r "concrc1c-.ind·,tal'
huilding., are more Oc:uhlc rcg.mJ-
mg ~enc:r.11 adm1 ~ion. Cohen .... ,,
Lal.el.ind (f l.1) C l\IC (c:nkr "
one 'uch fac1hty Jnd it .illo""" fc\·
11\JI how "It work'i bc't for ll\,'
\31d director Allen John,on
"We'\.c.: had good lud. with 11
here '
C\. ~me ca\t of heat uh:au ti
.1 few fa1nt1n1 pell and 1l h
of fCllt nnd anxiety sunona )'OUR
cona:rigocn literally in over t
he: ad'
fhc blltJ.tC'I C.1t. 'itrophe lO re
lt\lm .tn opcn-~:111ng pohcy ca
in I 1171.1 \lrhcn 11 people vr
tr:implcd to lle•llh Jnd dot
more 1n1ured a' ftn 'tamped
intn .:i ~ho cuncer1 1n Cincinn111
One hopc1. th.11 the debacle
\.111 l .1lc ""'" rcnc"' call~ for
h.in
iiiP.iiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ccrh. which promotes how eictcn· ~1vcly .1long the Ea.,t Coa~t. know.,
Mo-.t general Jdm1,\100 cuncen'
c:ome off w11hou1 °'lcnou' 1nc1dcn1
fhe \tJgc·front cru'h ll\U.11ly CJU\
\1) feeling 1~ that there·
~omc: a day when tn\ure1nce co
p;inie\ refu~c: 10 CO\.Cr GA )ho
1( enOU(th t>f the\C thing~ h:ippc
'''"' Cellar D\'C.lr·, ('ohen. "That
he the d.1\-of reckoning"
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REGULA& ENGAGEMENTS START TOMOllOW
•Dally Pilot Weekend/ Thursday, January 31, 1991
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Chef's dadlcatlon
makll Trees unique
very talented and dedicated chef,
Armstrong, is surprisingly eclectic.
Ranging from Chinese pot stickers,
pickled herring, homemade
..
food; meatloaf and mashed pota-Mom's. The s1rin1 beans were a I associate with meatloaf. but it
toes, SI0.9S. I mumbled lha1 some brilliant green and sli&htly al was very good and the dcmt-gJacc,
ketchup mi&ht be a good idu and dcnte. "C'lually an upall(>k. made up for
11 was brou&ht to the table in a lit· The meatloaf was more dense everything. The ketchup v.ent back
tic white tureen. Then a magnifi· than I am used to; it didn't have 10 the kitchen untouched.
cent plate was In front of me. tha1 loose-mannered nonchalance See BIR0/111
Herc was the real thina: a wonder-lfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiim------~
ful heap of f rcshly mashed pota-
toes with a dab of butter mching
in the cen1cr. Just like Mom's. A
bi& chunk of meatloaf, generously
covered wi1h a rich navorful dema-
glace which was definitely not like
COME SEE OUR NEW LOOK!
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raviolis, pastas, meatloaf, and r=------------~ China Pearl
Chinese Restaurant
MaatWill & SZ«bnJJ Cuisine • Dim Sum Daily
Marla Bird
wrintrscshnitul with lingonberrics,
there is bound to be something to
please your fancy ... and your price
nnge.
There are eight entrccs priced
under $8. Appcti~ers and salads
arc pnccd from $3.95 to $6.95.
Angel hair pasta with garhc.
tomatoes. basil and olive 011 1s
$6.95 and a New York steak w11h
peppercorns :md onion confi t as
$16.95.
The housc·smok.cd trout w11h
mustard sauce, SS 95. 1s not 10 be
mas ed This trout has been
1rea1cd gen tly; no ovcrpo.,.,cnng
chemical taste that happen~ wi th
carelcs) treatment. It is billed as a
house spcc1all)' as 1s the Chinese
chic ken ~lad at SS 50.
Wild green~ m a 'lalad with glaz-
Fresh Fish O.lly
All Year 'Round
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
•Weekend Brunch 7am-4pm
•Ecriy Bird Specias
•Happ/ Heu 4-6pm
•Hart:>or 8nrch Cruises
.lQQ M .11n St 0 .1lt)().1
673-4633
WHULt IVllUIUt LUH:S I tRS799
or CRAB
LUNCHE ON S PECI AL S FROM SJ 75
OPEN 7 DA VS A WEEK e Banquet Facilities For Up to 350
17111 •••••• 1111...._....,..,_,...
f1at111 blly
....... , ... Olt (714) 848-8088 •
II v.as Orange County's lucky
da .. v.hcn Russell and Abby Arms· tr~n!? ilwdcd to leave Sun Valley
c1,h1 \cars ago and open Trees 10
Coron l dcl Mar. Situated on a
qu1c1 rc\ldenHal street around the
corner form the Port Theater, the
rc\tJurant offers the atmosphere
and \Urpme or a chic hule New
Yorl lmto. e pccially tf you arc
d1n1n)o: al eight when live music
cm 1n.11r' from the lounge. ed walnuts and gorgonzola 1s an-t--;::::==================================================;;--othcr .,.,inner and a fovontc w11h
J\\c "a1ter arc attentive,
pr.>rnpt .ind ccm proud to be
1hcr '' \Our order is taken for
3n 'l'l 111f (there 1s on open bar
and 1 'en fine wme h t), some
u1'r H'~ctablcs and .i tai.ty dip p·
('\:.ii .ind your drink order 1
r ri·rnrth f•lle d
1 ht· menu, conce1 .. ed by the
We\cOlftl
~es 01 The Hal ~·s
~es ~ 'S-
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~ Fneo &mp 't'
~·4"
Cafcm:rl Taco '?
~·t"
elm Ch:Mdf1 '1•1 't"
the Tree · regulars. I had a few
problems .,., 1th the Cae'iar salad
,and felt that it had strayed a httlc
too far from the clas'i1c Cae'iar;
maybe it ought to be called Brut·
US, I05tead.
One evening, after a nerve·
wracking 11lOY1C, v.c stopped m at
Trees and I ordered some comfort
com•
Join
Us
soon
am Ol n-e He# Ste1 ·~
Stam3d Qms '5"'
Strirp Ccd<J;j '3"
Srtrp ScarP •.t-
Sm'r> fc1(X) '3"
Nactm •;t-
F(ftaS S&1< Taco '2'1' Qrfc~aectJ 118/11•
a. 8ii9ed om~ '2"
1714 PLAClllTIA •COSTA llllA
•llONI 145 IOlt
DclruleyS Newport Bead1 has been completely remodeled.
~re serving <mltive new~ ~ as well ~ many <i }oor old
~in a~ wanner~· Come carch the fun
Z>ela~ NEWPORT BE ;H
ft1A) UOO NK Oltl\'E. Ren\Alntl ('M) 61).(IX)
o.1Y Piiot Weekend/ Thunday, ~ 31, 1•1 •
The Daily Pilot
DINING
GUIDE
The most complete guide to Orange Coast restaurants
Costa Mesa
""'-'0·1. \ooth Co<UI Pl.au S4'1-074 I Open
10 •"' 10 'Ip m M ·F noon 10 top m S..1 Sun
11,. ~ v•rion• '101 •c>OU •<'d ~s loOl.IP'
.. ,,,, l~S If\ " '"""°' .. lt'W>~ft' Not •Mrd
Antone llo lttft--• South Co.ti! Pl.IJ• V•~·~ 751715) 01wn lo•1Uncl1lll0ot111
1 J pm M·f <loonf'f & to 10 pm F ~ fop-
' • d<•w n .,!;fl)O<I .,,.. molt ~ ot
P .,.c>, •ntau<,,1u \lc>f'k Sc>•>OIJ> 1000 uns1ul
', •lfn•nptlf'tr Nrw "9"11 fTl('nU illJOl'M'nO
f'IQUIS•lf' lllorthr •n lt•ll•n lPP< 1.lltlt\
t. 1• .; \.-IMl\ "" U•r>wn W.I" w.td 91't't'nl
H ll<'N'.., "1<' PJ\l"' \u(>f'rb w•,,.. I If ,.,.,
IOl'Mtrd ~rv"r Ovtr1ttn oy Cht ctl¥mong
AnlontO C.agr>ol<> ¥10 I~ Dr-t'OU) L..-. ~ ~ GOid.a Ctwclt out tnt Qfffflf'lQ ~ rnr
000< llt'QUl.Ws Mllt!flrf)I ~ 11)«1.111 UUllftrnt
ltrJf't\lllllOOS «cC'f)(C'O s s s * * * * *
----,_, Cryu.11 Cowt J)Jl ~M Sr S40-,i>t>I ~II am 10' pm M-Th II
.a m 10 I I p 11'1 F !.M noon 10 9 p 11'1 Sun
ltr~•V~IC)tU .KCC'PCC'O E ll"'°Sltt fhal CUlllr~.
"'"' pomons ot bnulltul)r p<~rd 1000 on
• JIMl lf'lt"'Q ~ -Ir/ 11'1 Cht Uf)C)("t tt'K~s ot \ooJlh Con«i .....,, s CrysUI (OUfl
H **** CNft't CNfteM I 14 W Mil< Arthut 81v<I
S46·S6811 Opf'n I I 10 9 CS.oly llPSc-rv11ions
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BEER AND WINE
r.-1111 "'~' --.. Ol ~'[R 0 '1.\ 1
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M-TH llAJl-lOP .M.
f'Rl·SAT l1A.M..10:30P Jl
SlM 'I Jl-lOP Jl
(114) 141-1111
(l 1•) ••1-41•1
FREE DELIVER\'
*LIMITED AREA*
(AT IDllU)
16103 BOlSA CtlCA ST, tutTMiT°" BEACH
Dine In Our
Romantic Cellar
t1C111e
R .. tau.rant
Open For Lunch
Mo n-F ri 11 :30-2:30
• Dail y Specials
• Homestyle Cooking
Dinner Served from
5:30 Monday-Saturday
featuring:
Stea ks • Seafood • Coc ktails
"Since 1 M2''
t•tmn.A ...
Coeta M11e 646-7944
•• OaJty Piiot Weekend/ Thursday, January 31 , 1991
OlfW1g _,, ~ all ..... Nol , • ..,.
m ,..,.. .. UJ Anton ""4 '62·U7l
Open I I lO 11 Mon .f" • I I to ll'lldrtlgrtt s...t
~ l>rUnth I 0 CO l hsent•lons MU'jlted
F&11vors °' nw,qurt• Ind me updilted Soutn--sc Gr-•• grHn corn ~ Ind South-
_.lf«n ~Its •• * ••
·-)1110 s ~ °' 851>-tOCll ~ II JO to 10 SW\ ·Th • II JO co II frf ·Sac
lttWVatlons Kct'jlttd. Cnlfww food ~-Ing '"'ll'lfl due-Not tMed ._... c..rr... ScMn Co.m ~ M.wl L~ su.•100 "•'*'at. Ulch. *-' SpKwt-•vno,,, m. "nhnt ~ -~ l\ICUfll foods Vrctona·, We S"°9 IHl'UFflS ~-'"""""· "°""" ~ «'Id tr•sh >JK• .,., Noe talfld
......._ l810 ""1:1 Dr Soutn Cc»Sl 11\Ra
Vll.Jge 55 ... 121) ~tor lunttl 11 JO lO 1
Mon ·Fri • Oonnet t>-10 JO. ~ brunet!
I I JO to ) hs.tNIUonl wggfl'Sl..0 flndoorl
.,., curry iomt~. i.ne ano <~Un enr
ll'Cllan rntANM'll in Orange COunC)'. !Nytlfl
llW UMfl f~fifl< appt!(rLef"S ltOINt'ltl< ~oen
.a1mo~1e Se!-1trv1C• Ountandi"9 wltW'
Im H '*'*'*'* ...._ ..... CryuM Coun JJJJ It!• SI
546-6004 ~ 11 to 10 Mon ·SM • I I 10 1
Surt Al'lfltf'OOll lf'.tl""" ' JO 10 5 lO flYt!f'}'dq
ltc>JetVl(jOm ~SlflO A louOI of II WI~
11'1 I ci.ui.tll frtneh SfltllnQ Not fMl!CS
~ )))) k"' St C~ut Coun s 4(). ))6 s c onlt'll'1p()f ¥}' Norrt1fom """""
CUlllf'M' Sfl~ WI IM ~llf>O oJ Mt ot>doof ,_.... c•~ E•cNnc p.t)t.U. IOCMC~
OPt'fl ror klnch M>O o.nn.r ltttHotMIOm K
Cflpt~ Ss • •• * CM!no's °" dte ._ 4 28 f 17th \t &SO-I 7SO
ltt'S#rv•OOIU MCtptC'<I A Coit• Mtu ""°
nwl( W"11rn intilNll' ~ rntttino
pl.lie<' Lunch <I~• wtc>lff'd btt'.titll)I fa
pc>tlly P'C'P""fG COF111"M!.ll CUI~ ~ pr.iino
!Mt rnC.1114_... CU\toinen \Omt't...,.,1 9tf 10
s•no 410nQ s s * • • GeNe" Dr41pft 102 l HllfOOI 81vd
b4 1 1 I t>l ltf'W"""''°"~ M<f'l>Ct'<I GfoftMIW
(P')onpSfl ~'" dr~s Mnet "?S Aw,.d
wornong tur\lt!C' l unc: h ci.nrwr I•'-• o.A
COCl<Ws 7 <lays SI •••
G"9taf ~ l810 S Pl.u1 Of South
C o.m ~· v~ &08 11J1 ()prn l0t iuncn
T reatYour
Valentine To
A Candlelight
Dinner At
ResetVations A Must!
s.ating Is Umitedt
3421 VlaUdo
Newport Buch
676-4804
CALIFORNIA DINING
AT ITS FINES Tl
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NEWPORT BEACH
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JolJ. rt«ndy ~ed 10 0r.-. (OunC)'
lnWHtJng CUUIN In a t..wf Mttlng ~
IPPflflttl'S 111'4 11gnc Ml1'ffi WondeffUI homf-
niedt DteMl. ••ullft ~ ~. ,_.
INdt gr.,.,, .... ~" QHM wMd In (-Good,,.,_ ConatM'C ~Mey~~.
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ltlHnoori Ind rnco tlW -. rllgnCI t t '* • • *
...,._. llOO S ,..,,. Ot • SOul1I Coet
'9ilU Vlllgor S57·1SJI llnMl•.ont 119'
gnct!d ,,,. cr4ldltlon.ll ~ tn:t.116.,.
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dol'lntf's '"'* 11e •dl«d 2• m in fltlv..a
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~for Mich Mol'l -Fri 11 JO to 1. dr<Nf
S JO CO 10 lt~Wt'V--fKOlilillfldtd /'\bow
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......... Gn1 .... 1500 ~IC H8ftlor.
S40-IU7 hs.1Vllllam «<flC)fed lttt!potnl ol
Gold Aw•O ol Eu.ernce IWW Canl«utMr
y~"11J Owrwf Moet\M'I (Nang JI¥ llttt.O ol
lrc>ncfl and wtJ !ht ~<I tot Chonc>w
rnUIUfantJ SYptft> loOsttt dlJ1W1 M><I <OflC-pot"" c hrnr~ olh'f "'9' U.Wh dlr'tnf'r .... °"' to<llt.MI 1 ~ '' ••• *.
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H)'V MUIUn rHc.M-,.lt\ide'ne lu\11 F\ti
Htff\ Mftl ~ Otll#y M I I it m l0t t..neh.
CUWWf coc1r1• C• -4<1 tot ..,~ l>MtWS
SclocftOUJ --f' for t-s tac,..,,. ,.,.,.,., ..,..,., s ••••
N4'w~ .. XlOO Nf'WpOll 81vd 61 I 1110 •<t» t "°ClM Wrmp WUCb ~fW\
fmpf\all on lt~u ql.Mllny °"'<IOUS t0<n
brud ()swn lrom 4 pm MonO<ry tlYOUQt>
S...U<dl)' 1 p m Wn<lity 1 '*' OUI flom J pm ~ u ••••
Newport Beach
IUM'f • ...._-. 4501 '""It CO.SI H..,,
wr; 64& "'" l\ifwfrc.,, rooo WM,., ..-a
<01)' S.... Francrwo s!yll' Olt>rng ~t
Ownfod by _, krtOWn IOC" rtst-•ll'V'
8)1fon ICOlJ9h Lunch <lonrWf ~ ~
Plot "'* of Ille W -~RH
What Gourmet sufood
thcr spcc111ties served in 1
cc<> atmosphere
Whtn: Open for lunch
a.m. to J p.m., Monday 1h
Fnday: dinner nightly from
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Wlltrt: 11•1 Newport
Dnvc, Newport Beach .
How much: Expcnsi•1c.
ntf\ ~y llnl>(l1 Vw4)0 Ur ~
crowo ~..ciona 1tcf1JU(J •••
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tor lut'ICh I I JO 1 111 10 1 JO p m
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11().9000 ~ for tunch ' ' JO .. "' ' p"' M-f donntf s JO 10 10 p ...
llf'SflfVitlaoni IUQ9Pleff'O lf'-ofUly pt
C ontf"'llPO' .tfy ( .IMOf"" CUOilllt' l'O<
p .. u.1 ~ tl'Mood Cozy. '"' 11\0~f' Eo<~ -Msr Hl '*
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~ 47&-1001 Opf'n tor d--O •to I
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nwnu ol ~M r rrncn/C-'"""""
racritntly P'C'p.jff'O -0 9' «tOU>l)t
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Drn1n9 E .cper1ence
SUSHI BAR • PRIVATE DINING ~
OINING Al'>Ot.I • IEPPAN ROOM
f AT A Ml ROOM • COQ< T All l DUNG£
Ro"."""'Horikawa
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IOUTM COAIT PLAZA ft.UGI • 3800 S ~Or s.nta Ml. (7141 ~7 ~t
• 3 minu111 to Ptt1otmtn0 Ma Centi!
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