HomeMy WebLinkAbout1991-06-13 - Orange Coast PilotNight and morning low clouds with
hazy afternoon sunshine. Only partial
tlearing near the beaches. West to
southwest winds 10 to IS mph this
lthcrnoon. Highs from the mid·60s near
lhc beaches to the mid·70s inland.
1.ows in the mid-50s to near 60. For
lnorc information. includin1 bolting,
fishing and surfing, sec page AIO . •
IN THE NEWSROOM
Unless our' coastal cloud cover fail s
10 permit it, three bright objects will
appear in 1hc evening sky for ·the ne_,t
week, but they won't be UFOs ....
Anyone on Earth who looks to the west
durin& the few hours arter sunset
through June 21 will sec Venus, Mars
and Jupiter within 3 dc4recs of each
other -roughly one-1h1rd the width of
a fist held at arm's length against 1he
sky .... The planets will be ck>sest
Monday evening, when they form a
triangle only 1.8 degccs wide, bua the
best view will be Saturday cvcpjng,
when the thin crescent moon will
appear just lo the left of the plane1s.
From left to right in o rder of increasing
brightncs..~ will f)1,) Mars. Jupiter and
Venus .... "We don'1 gc1 a chance to
notice the ~ky very oft en any more.
We've drowned it in artificial light. But
lhcsc planets n1Anage 10 shine 1hrough
anywa y 11 nd remind us there's a whole
universe oul !here," sa id as tro nomer
Edwin C. Krupp, d irector of Griffi th
Observatory in Los Ange les .... "It
might generate UFO reports," said
Philip J. Klass, who investigates and
debunks unidentified flying objec1
.sightings .... You better check this
spectacle out while you have the
chance; the next planet massing as tight
and as viewable as this will be Aug. I ,
2277.
QUOTE Of THE DAY
"If tht!n 'I 1oml!body holding her
and sht 's alivt, I wan/ thtm lo know
WI! 'rt not going to giw up. Thut
wrirdMJ do rtad ntwspa~n uncl I
want thtm to ~I ntrvous. IVt 'rt not
f0il18 10 t nd this thing ...
Dennis Huber, father of a missing
Newport Beach woman (Al ).
JUST TIIE FACTS
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Thursday, June 13, 1991 25 cents
Hard bodies, soft ·shorts at new laundry
By lrl~ Yokol
()qt Coast Olly Pjf(I(
NEWPORT BEACH Busy
students and young professiormls will be
able to fluff their clothes and ne.11. their
muscles at the same time at 1 new
combination laundromat and gym
planned on the Balboa Peninsula.
Clean &. Lean, a four-year-old San
Diego-based finn, has chosen a site at
2727 Newport Blvd. for ifs first laundry
and fitness center in Orange Coun1y
and plans a two-story fa cility with coin-
opcrated washers and dryers, a "fluff
and fold" service, 1anning booths and
exercise machines.
''I understand it '5 a place where you
can go a('d exercise wfiile you're waiting
for your shorts 10 dry," city Planning
Director Jim Hewicker suggested.
The Planning Commissio n has
apprQ\lcd a U5C permit for 1he facility,
to be Joca1ed in a small retail center
between Balboa and Newport
boulevards, and company officials hope
to open the doors this summer.
The ground floor will have both coin-
opcrated lnundry machines and a "fluff
and fold'' service where employees
wash, dry and rold clothes dropped ofr
by customers. There also will be up to
four 1anning booths, a bii!-scrcen
television and a fitness shop, where
exercise top, "Oean & Lean'' t·shirt.s
and vitamins will be sold.
01her aean & Lean facili1ies have
juice.5nack bars, but none is planned at
the Newpon site, said Rob Shively, the
firm's vice president of marketing.
Ups1airs, custo mers will be able 10
exercise on top-of-the-li ne equipment,
in c ludi ng circui t training and
stairclimbing mac hine1. siationary
bicycles and free we~hts, while they
gaze out la rge picture wind°"'!> at the
ocean, Shively said.
"It's the same stuff you'd find at
health clubs. only smalle r in number,"
he said. Probably the only thing missing
will be aerobics classes.
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Steve Horrocks posts a flier on a store window asking for help in findi ng his girlfriend, Denfse I-tuber The Newport Beach ""nman
disappeared 10 days ago without a trace after anending a concert with a friend.
Family prays for .daughter's return
By Russ Loar
()ll'lgl Coul °"" Piel •
COSTA MESA Ten d_ays after 23-
year-old Denise Huber's mysterious
disappearance, her parentJ and rriends
11re nol giving up hope for her safe
return.
"If lherc's somebody holding her and
she's alive. 1 want them 10 know we're not
goina to give up," said Denni Huber.
father of the mi5Jina Newpon Beach
wom11n . "These weirdocs do read
ncwspapcrS and I want them to get
nef\·ous. We're not going to end this
1h ing.··
Huber was last seen a1 2 a.m. Monday,
June 3, afler dropping off a fri c:::nd at his
1-lunt ington Beach home , according to
po/tee. Her car was found abandoned on
the Corona del Mar Freeway with 1 flat
tire ar1cr he r parents reported her miuing
hucr 1he s11 me day. Police dogs tr~kcd
her scent lcad int toward an emergency
c~ll box, but tho uail ~lopped about 100
yRrds ~nort of the emergency phone.
Huber's falher, a Newport Oe1ch
mortg~e banker, estimates th at friend
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and fanuly mc1nbers have distribu1cd
more than 20,000 £1iers since her
disappcllrancc. Busi nesses have helped
out by ra:<ing the Oicrs •round the country
and in10 Mexico. her father said. The
family is offering $1 0,000 fot information
leading to her whereabouts.
"We just want to have Denise returned
safely," said mother lone Huber. "We're
really prayi111 a lot. We have a k>t of
friends praying for us and thal's *hilt is
ae11in1 us through right now."
Friends of Huber uv she was outgoin&,
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Oisto1ners ca n choose to puy single-
uk: fees -roughly S2 for the laundry
and about SS pct session for the
tanning booths o r gym -or can
pu rchase passc1 a nd l o ng-term
memberships for a combination of all
1hrce.
1'hc Clean & Lean concept wa5 thC.
brainchild of firm president Gres
Trabert. a former ieneral Contraclor.
··vou·v c heard of combination
laundromats and bars. but 1he trend is
gelling away from drinking. And with
bars, people tend to loi1e r and cause
problems," Shively said.
The company, which has locations in
San Diego County and Texas, is looking
SH LAUNDRY,_;..
Triangle
Square at
halfway point
Sy AMa Ce~la
Ol'1119t CollS1 OMiy PjOf
COSTA MESA -Probably 1hc
lar1c~1 cons1ruc11on project 1n town ls
nearly halfway finished, with builders
po~1tion1ng the las1 teel be.ams on ~he
S60 mtlhon Tnanglc Square shopping
and c:n1er1a1nment cienter.
Builders cxpec1 that 1he lasl beam
will be ~cured Friday, marking the 45
percent complet1on poin1 for 1he 4.5-
acre project, located al Newpon and
Harbor boulevards. according to
Jennifer Ga10 w11h The Bowe r Agency,
a pubHc rela1ions firn1 represent ing
Triangle Square.
Complciion of the structural s1eel
\Cclion -which 1s made of 1,908 tons
of ~teel -al~ marks the one-year
anniversary of groundbreak.int fo.c the
pro1ec1, Ga10 aid The center is
hc:duled 10 open 1n the spring of
1992 .
It's taken more 1han S,300 hours to
erect the steel framework 1ncludlng a
1.1rgc: dome al Ne\\port Boulevard and
19th Street
"There'5 no \h<•rtage of steel," said
r...tark Burger \\llh Pacific De.,.elopment
Partners. one 11f four developers
1n\·olved 1n rhe pro1ec1 "\\1c'rc really
developing n village ..
When contpleted, the center will
have a "s1recr !Kene .. feel with a
Sea SQUARE-Piii
Holy rock 'n'
rollers upset
the strudel cart
By Robert Bartter
OrltlClt COIM Olly P!IDI
HUNTINGTON BEACH -The Old
World Village Church
Docs ti put on n1uc1-.us rock conC'ctts
that Jangle the f'(lh"C and quiet of
rca1dents 1n 1he quaint German 1·1llage of
hops with up .. 1t11f'I. fc,1dcnce10"
Or 1s the 1'>111"1cr11u~ mctl),mllk1ng 1n
the ba!lement of the r,J1.urch restricted to
¥tedd1ng and h11p11,mal par11e thal
\Ornct1me11 get a t-11 11u1 \11 hand"
And, 'Whe n 1\(1hi:e arr 'ummoned to
qutcl 1h1ng" lil)"n, :i' 1hc1 h;ne ~<'n
reeenth '" tt 1n.11nl\ llccau~ of ~p1lk)v<r
from 1hc ncart-1 lr,11,.11 h.al1 1
An 111/cgcdl) ll1ud performdncc last
rr1dn' lw fnuf hlC' banrl11 '" th< church
'iCt:m' 10 h:i~c 't1r1ed 1h1ng' up l·r3n~ tmn1•. pte\1den1 of the Ofd
World V1ll11e Pro perly Owner
ssoci111ion c111led the church prrcnm
"unusual 11~d 1nappropnatc," He w In
"absolute shoe~" 10 >ic.ar 1he loud mu IC
re 1,1mc afltr an absc~ of .-..wral
months. he Hid
Emma satd homc."OWM r kedcn met
v.11h aty offtctak lf'tlC:r•I mont IF ud
offic11! 1old P• U>r Juraen 8'at M
couldn 't hold c.onccrts 11bout ••
c>CC'upalll")' pennlt. ..... See ROCK'N'REUGIOM.
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A recent graduate of Orange Coast College and the chool's
student body president the past school year, Eiland went from
dropping out of Huntington Beach High School to earning female
Student of the Year honors from the Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce last month. She also was selected for the Eagle
Av.Md. the most pres11giou'i service and leader hip award
presented 10 a student.· II has been awarded juM three times in
the past 15 years.
LACK Of MOTIVATIJN"-. --------
After quitting high school, Eiland later earned her diploma at
Huntington Beach Adult School. "l was far from being a serious
!>tudent," she said of her hig~I days. "l was an attitude
case." She enrolled tn two clitiscs ar OCC tn 1987 and hoped to
learn enough to become a restaurant manager while continuing to
work. ··1 didn't want to be in ::.chool. I was working at a
restauran t at the time and fi gured l could take a management
cour<,c or two and enter the field of restaurant management
without havmg a degree.··
CHANGE Of HEART:---------
Et1and had a change of heart after getting bad. into school. "l
d1~covcrcd the joy'> of learning. It didn't take me long to
· n:cugn1ze the value of an education. The more I learned in my
OC. ( <.:la!>i.ei., the: more I \'-'anted to learn." She graduated with a
· 3 7 gr.1dc point average
PASSING ON HER EXPERIENCE"-. ------
bland ha~ been asked by an Orange County high school to
"'ork "-tlh ··at ri,k" freshmen \ludents in a program de igned to
encourage them to rema111 in ..chool. "Wendi set!. the exampl e fo r
other 'ttudent at e"ery event.'" 'laid Sharon Donoff, OCC's vice
president of student service::.. "Her forte is to help other students
reach their potential as they participate in the college
management procc..,, and the concomitant ability to find a pot
for C.:\Cryonc that bringi. out the heM in them."
WORIONGOVERTIME:·---~~~-----
shc was a IWO·year member of 'iludent government at OCC
and wai. a member of CAL.SAC. a !ltatcwide community college
-,1uden t government organ11at1on. in 1989·90. Other acti vities
included ~erving a~ a member of OCC's Foundation Board ,
College Plannmg C omm1ttee .111d AIDS Edu cation Committee.
and ,1., \ice prc\ldc.:nt of the 1n .. 1ruct1on Selection Committee She
al!'>o chaired the Spring Tribute Run, a maJOr fund -raiser whi ch
generated nearly $h,000 for AIDS and ltubstance abuse education.
-Compiled b.r Jon Ferguson
Vaccine boosts AIDS Infected lmnDle system
'. BOSTON -The encouraging e.1rly results reported for an
C'<pcrimental AIDS treatment are vindica tion fo r vaccine pioneer
Jona' Salk, wh o!>e idea fnr tlm '>trategy was met with polite
'kcpttc"m four )'Car' ·'Et" 1 he Jpproach use' .1 ' 1cc1ne Ill boost the body's immune
defcn'c' after the A I D~ \lfll' ha'> .ilready become established, so
II \\ 111 he hctter armed Ill 'tor the 1n-.1dious destruction of white
blood Lc:ll' Trad1 11onally. 'acctne' have been used solely to
pre"ent .in initial 1n fectmn lrom occurrmg.
In a r1.:pn1t tn ThuN.l.1\·, New Fngland Journal of Medicine,
dill 111r' frnm the W;iltc:r Recd Arm) ln'it1tutc of Rc'.'icarch
prc\entcd C' 11knce that one "1ch vaccme !teemed to at lea'lt tern·
rorn11h h,ilt the lo.,, ol 1.ru1.1.tl v.l11tc cells 1n people with AIOS
1nfcu1011\
·1 .1m \1.'r\ plca<,cd ,1h11u1 1h1.,.'' S.tlk said in an rntcrview. "It '\
.11"'·'" n1n· 111 'ee 'omconc cl'e pick up an idea and provide
'omc \<. r1f1c 1tt0n that thLrc 1s <,ome merit to thl'> At heg111n1ng. 11
\\ ,,, hll tL'' cd '"ell. not \\ nrt h) of .111-.. a lien 11on ·
Russia pleks a president, first tJme In lllltory
~O\C OV. Ru~'1an' chme ,, pre~1dent Wednesday for the
f1r,1 111nc 111 h1,tory. and e.1rly returns sho\\-cd reformer Bon s N
Ycll\in lc.1d111g hv a large ma rgin tn the b1ggcs1 and richest Soviet
rcpuhlil
A '1llor-.. would en a hie Ycl1~111 to accelerate h1 drive 10 turn
,t.11c-run t.1rms and hu\lnc,,e, O\Cr to private owner~. It also
would fortify ht pm.111on .iga1n\t SO\tt"t Pre<;1dent Mikh11l S.
GorhJ1.hc-.:. who h;1., nc\'cr I.iced a popular clcct1on.
Volcano erupts anew In series or 1111111
MANILA. Phihpptne' rremcndou~ e~pl ion!i rocked
Mount Pinatubo anew on Wednc.,da). shoot1na trctm\ o( o h
nnd steam 15 mtlc ' high .ind 'endtn(l molten rock down the '.'itcep
mounta111 slope\.
Thou,and" of pnmrtt\c Acta 111be,rne n fled the lu h, green
'lope' on hu ffJll>C\ .ind ox-dr.1wn Cilrh after tone a bi a'i a
m.1n\ hcnd r.1111cd down on them
Onl) one dc.11h '""" reported from the eruption,, the large 1 at
P1n.1t11ho Ill more.: tll.ln 600 year\
Germ11111tuc1c wttb nnllln mmn cm,
SCf fLhMA. Germany -r or dccndes, the ov1e1 Union relied
on Eu'>t German mine 10 produce the ur.lnium needed 10 keCI'·
puce with the Unilcd tntc' 111 rhc nuclear arm rucc
Now, a un11.cd Gcrmnny h.1., inherited the mine,, a mas ivc cc·
oloaic:al problem of cleaning up the me and c ncern for 1he
hc3hh of re: ident .
"Ju 1 look •round J h1' '' tho armpi1 of Germany," said 49·
year·old minor Munf rc:d Jlone\C:h. He ~IOOd at one o( lhe ,500
tuwor1111 hills ' of u 1.1111um wnstc in chic ma, ncnr the
icch 111 kia bonier -BJ ,,.,,
SAR picnic
HUNTINOTON IE.ACY -Sew ol tbc Amcran ~··Sooth Ooaat ~er holti • Qcfto•lotical Picnic 11 Talllicn Part In H~ .Beach frUm 10 a.-. to 4 iUll. S..llrMY. A S~-'O"dona· tiM CIOYC" luach. For (nfonna11on, c.11
957·01.15.
Evenina ID Moate Carlo
NEWPORT BEACH -The Monan:h
l.caaue of the Americ'O Dftabct~ A~·
ll()C11tion pr~nt1 • pla btack·tlc fund· r11scr fmm 6:30 10 ll:JO p.m. Sund..iy at
the 1-·our Se1110n~ tfolcl 1n Newporl
Beach. Proceed~ of th~ cvcnint'• p1rmct
rood. mu.ic:, d11nc1n1_ afld iamblinl" upport the 1\Miaaliaft, Adm1sr11on l) Sil~. per pcrwn Call 662·7940.
Surfing Luau
HUNTINOTON BEACH -1hc Hu n·
hn&IUll Beach Jn1crn111onal Surr1n& Mu-l(um hoats a luau fund·RiM:r from 5-10 ~ m. Saturday 11 Hu1uinaton Beach Inn,
.. 1112 Pacific COii t HW)' Ctlltt is S25 per
person ~r SIS per lonaboard or WoOdy
com~ut1on com~111ors. Call 960-3483 or 898·7744 for mform•· lion
Elks Breftkfast
NEWPORT BEACH -NeWf)<lrt Har·
bur Elks 1767 ho ts its amnual Pancake Breakfast and Boutique Saturday In the
Flks parking lot adJ11ccn1 10 the lod&c 11 '.\-156 Via Oporto. The breakfast runs
from 8-11 a.m. and lhc boutique is open
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
All profits support Elles charities
Costa Mesa Grand Prix
COSTA MESA -More than SS.000
in prize~ .ind money is on the line in the ~ccond Jnnual CO'lll Mcs.'I Grand Prut
bi ke rJcc, which bcncfiti. the Vant• e Foundation and the Orton Dyi.lex1:\ Soc1·
cty, on S:aturdav. The amatuer' rncc begins at 7 a.m. and
the pro event I\ sl.11cd for 4 p m. at the
one·mik rour\C wh1<.h $11\rlS on Harbor Boule\'ard north of the 405 Freeway Call 645-2311 for 1nform1111on
Flag Day
COS1 A Mc~A fhc: Boy ScnUI\ or AmCf!Ld Orn~~ C t•unt\• Council, " pro·
v1dtng Ila!? mfonn111ton to the public
along with other 'cf\ 1c~' in honor of fla&
Dcty on h1d,1\ In 1.dchra1mn of renewed mlcrc)t m lhc 0,1tl JnJ II\ meaning, the ~ounctl has
m11tlc the n.1g 1nrnrma11on av.iil.1ble Ill
ht•lh Scouh anJ the general puhhc w11h
rhe hurc nf 1nfnrn11ng the commun11}
.1h.1u1 the hl\IOf)' nf the: 0.1g .1l11ng "'1th
"' pn•p.:r u~c .ind care Add1t10nill nag \Cl'Vicn being prnv1tled
b) the Sroub include acung "' color gu.1rd~ for 'PC(WI events 1tnd rehring
\\Orn or 1.111cred nag~. Should mcmbcri. or lhC community Wl\h 10 rClirC ll Oaa In
the 11rnrcr manner, they may drop the nng off at the c:ounc:1I erv1ce center 11nd
the Scout~ will rcttrc the Oo1g in an ap·
prupriat~ mJnner
for lurther 1nfomlallon. v1,11 the \OI·
unlccr \Crvtcc~ dc\k 111 the council >Cr· v1ee c~nrcr ~I 1590 Harbor Oolc~ay
Norih in Cos111 Mc:u, or call 546-4990 and Mk for pubhc rda110n\
Thrift shop
COS'I A MESA lloi"ting the b\:~t l!nte~ .md finest \Clect1<1n, Ooro1hv\
Thr1f1 Shop h"' tmcned 1n Co)tJ .Mc•:i:
tOrCd bJ cflc AIDS Sel\'lcm ._..
ell • County, ~· ,_. cec ASF in proridlna accemalY cllenl KMcb for Men, WOlllC1' and chlr·
drcn I• ~ C.O.U.ay 11tfcccccl by HIV
Volunsoers are ""*d No experience I• nccc .. ry. Vohnuccn can c~ U1c11
h4>un, Dona11ofts arc alw nccdcJ. 1ncfud·
ina hw.chold item-. clothe•, I())". 11111111
•pph1111CC).. ~ 11nd furniture. Duft•· ttOn m1y be droP.pcd off dunna ~turc hour , rctt1p1 for tu credit will be
PfO\lldcd Dorothy' Thrift ~hop, 2200 Harbor
Blvd 1 o~n TucMl1y throuah Saturday,
10 1 m .7 p"' Pnt more lnfonnation t11ll
Joseph Am,lcr at 645·6414 or ASF at 85:?-1010.
Free cancer testing
FOUNTAIN VALLEY -As pan of. •• r11mo1 M1Hkcr" r~C.tlC:h pr91r1m.
"'omen arc 1nvi1c; to par1ic1pa1e In free brca\t cancer testing. About 1,300 women
11rc needed for \h1 free simple, pafntc
blood le 1, said SallyAnn Kracnsel. ad· mint\lrlllVC director or Pacific Cont He·
m111vlOf.YIOncology Med1c:ul Group In
Founiam V11lley ror~ore 1nforma1ion or 10 particiJ>att in the program, contact, Pacific Coan Hcma1orogy70ncology Medical Group at
751-2600.
Library meeting
CORONA DEL MAR -Friends of
the UCI Library will celebrate 1hc1r 26th
annual meeting on Monday at lhc Sher· man Garden) 1n Corona del Mar. Win· ncrs or 1he 1991 Student Es ay Conte t
will be awarded their pr11cs and "Birth
or a Cimpu~." a short film on UCl's be·
1:1nmnp, will be ~ho"'n The C\'Cnt beams at l p m and end\ at
5:30 pm at the garden,, 2647 E. Coa~t
I fwy. Call 856-5300 for 111formatlon.
Summer Boa ting
COSTA MF.SA -Summer Bo11tlng
Chl\SC) by the Girl Scout Council of Or·
;.inge County '"" be offered Monday lhrough Aug. S al Newport Dunes. Canoeing, rowing. and bc&mnin& and
intermedlalc sailing will be ncld week·
d•)') from 9 :i.m. 10 noon or 1 10 4 r ·m· Classc) arc open 10 1nyone at lea$ JO yc.irs old or in the fifth aradc, 1nctudin&
adults. Fee h $40 per live-day sc ion
For more information, call the council al
979-7900.
ADD and family ·
NEWPORT BEACH -Attention Oefic:ll D1~rdcr (ADD) -which can cau~c c:ompul,ivc spendtnl and eatin& in adults, dcprc slon and u1C1dlll tendencies
in teens and h11nd1cap and aoc11l prob·
terns in children -will be the subject of the Monday C\ening lccturc, "How ADD Affects Your Rehu1onsh.!J> with Family
and Work" at Coa tlinc O>unschna Ccn· ter. PrCl)Cnler Janel Whitney Wiii talk
about the ymptoms nf ADD how the)'
innuence the family. •nd the c:h1111cnge bf
dcahna w11h ADO m the work s1t u111to11 and how to correct potcnt11I problems
heforc lhcy develop
The free lecture will tal..e place from 7 to 8·30 _p m at the center. 11 51 Dove Street, Suite 105. Newport Beach For more information, c;..111 476-0991
Boat safety c hecks
"IEWPQR r HARBOR The United
St.UC\ Co;i~t Gua1d Aux1h1ry will l'l\o
m.1nnmg 1hc Newport H11rt>orma,tcr's
Guc\I Dock, 1901 B11y~idc Dr , Newport Lle11~h. 1:\ICI) third weekend or CllCh
month from June through November Boat~ will be checked durin1 Court~)'
EJ!amtn•hon'S rrum Q a m 10 ]. p.m thl\
S.uurday ;ind Sund11\, July 20-21, Aug
17-l'l, Sep1 21·22, Oct IQ-20 and Nov
16 17 for 111f11rma11on, c:.ill Marl. I folk1n\ al
763·6117 ,1fter I p.m
News of the Weird
Prison omc111s hlVe a leg up on Inmate
COLUM BIA, Mo. -An inmate who w.l'i jui.t fi tted with a
new pair of c1r11f1c11tl legs tried them out by attcmpl ing an escape.
rn:cJ Sil\ .. I, ..... ho IO!>l ht\ leg when he wa\ <;Cvcrely frm tbitt cn
during .1 rr1:' 11,WS escape attempt, w;i-. given a piur of art1f1dnl
hmh-. 1 uc,d.n ,1t .1 clintc.
He 1mm1:di.i1cl) overpo"'crcd a gu~1rd and commandee red the
olhccr'~ car
1 he 48 \cill·nld 111mute wa' caught when an employee potted
him nnd hlockcd the cur with another vehicle, said Pete Abbott,
owner of Pru,thl 11c Conc;uh.1nl\ Inc.
· I le al"··'" ,,11d he'd m..1ke u~ famous by c\Caping with our
art1f1cial hmh,, hut we hopt d 11 \l.Ouldn't be from here," Abbott
'\:ltd.
ORWI LI . Vt -There·~ no denyi ng that two dozen hecp
h,1\e been cmt·clfec11vc lawn mowers at th1 town·, two
ccmetcru:,, but many '·'Y !cuing animals groic over gravc'.'i '' too
much.
"My Aunt M.sllc l 11; in there,.. md Tyson Allen, who igned a
petition to eject the 'hecp. "If Aunl Mabel hnd wAntcd to be
buried in .1 'hccp pa,turc, he \\-OUld ha"e conveyed thal 10 u .....
Jt:an Beck, "-hO own the-"heep, wu\ 1he low bidder lo\t winter
when the hoard w." lookina fur Wll)'' to m1untuin the cctnctcrie '
luwn
Her S2~ll b1J w.1, well nhcutJ o( conip~tllOr\, who c b1d!I ran up
tu J,00(1
Police Log
HUNTINOTON 8EACH -Oikbu NC• '3 and 'IP art ilWilCd 10 plll'lidpi!IC 1n tbc Sutamir Re~ Pnm7am at the Huntmawa lcedt u;fary. -Younpler! will be CMCMU'.-ci to rClld ac .... • ~or mae I weekly v1Mts to the II· bf•ry tn order 10 complClc the prosr1m.
TOOic: children who finish the prosram
will be iOYICcd Co • pcc11t puppcl 1how
on Friday, A111. 23.
Children may an 11~ •t any Hun·
llllJIOn nc1eh Ubrary Ur111(h itulln.J June 2". for ~lfc 1nrorm1c'°", call 37~·
5107.
Children's carnival
llUNTING'fON BEACH -A ch1ldrcn•1 carn1\'al wilt be held on T1.1etday, June 2.S, Crum nuon to 4 p.11\ at the Hun·
t1ng1on Bciaeh Central Ubt•f) SJ)9nwrcd
by the Fricnd'l of the 011drcn'• library,
11 fcalur~ IJ live pcllin& ZOO lttemy
111me booth , fac:.: palntlnt1 helium bar· Toon~ puppet \hows, • 61hnau1I )IOI) hour, ratnc pri1cs and crah 1ct1v11les.
Ttdccts fur the boolh arc 25 cents to S 1
each. For more 1nform11lon. call 37S· SI07 • Disney films
llUNTINOTON BEACH -feature•
lcnath D1\ncy film, for children will be
'hown 111 the Hun11n1lon Beach Central Library on f-r1da)" June 28 at t nnd 3
p.m.; JulY S at I p.m.; July 19 "' I 1ind 3 pm.; and July 26 11 I p.m. Tickets IUC St per film or )'Qu can buy llckcts for the
entire series 11 lhc Children's Resource Center Desk For tnform111on, c.all 375·
5107.
Crow performs
HUNTINGTON BEACH -lntema· tK>n11lly known children's performer Oun Crow perform~ 11 lhc Central Ptrk Am·
phithca1cr (behind the Hun11nalon Beach
L1br:1ry) on Friday, July 12. at 11 am.
and 1 p.m 1 1ckets arc S2 per person.
Advance ticket purchHe is uuc led due to limited scatina. For more fnTormation ,
call 375·5107.
Jaycees, rummage sale
COSTA MESA ·-Clothina. apph· Jncc. \ furniture and odds 11nd end will
be so1d 111 the Newpon Harbor Jaycees'
rumm11ge ~:ilc fund ·raiser from 9 11.m. to
3 p m. Saturdar. The a.le w1I be held 11 165'1 Placent11
Ave ., C<>'t• Mesa, across from the Pen-
nr-aver office
Pool safety
N~WPORT BEACH -The Newport·
Mesa Association of RCJ1ltOr\ Community
Rclatt<mi commluee will spoMOr ~ Cree "Puol sarcty Community A ... arcnCS\ Pro-
&ram" 1on1&ht at 6 :ti the D\~1a1ton of· ftcc, 401 N. Newport Blvd
1 he gonl of the program 11 to reduce
the mli or child and adult drownmg~ Call 72.Z-2300 .
Speaking improvement
HUN11NOTON EACJ.i '-A free demon~tra11on seminar of the ExccuProv
method will he held 1tl The Holiday Inn. 7667 Center Ave • Jtun11nctc111 tkat.1\, at
7 tonight
bccur 11" " a rcc:hnique for improvi ng
,pc.1 km& 11ml commun1cat1on stun, For more inTorm.111on. ~1111 840· 140()
Eyes have it
COl~ONA DH MAR -Free visual 1t1d\ eonwll:i1t11n\ will be _provided tod.iy
b) J.lm1c: McAlh 1cr. a Briullc ln,tilutc
\'1,ual .ud~ con\ultanl, at the o.m Scninr
Center, '«lO M.ir&ucntc Ave , Coronot dcl
Mar Before a consult1111on, 1 penon must hlVC 8 WflllCn rcrernl from •n OPIOm•
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NEWPORT BP.ACM -nc W... ~n Commvntty Center, •l W. 15111
St., 11 olferlftf a Unc Dence daiil. Rep.
tr1ti0n bc.&tft !Oday for de*' bui~ June 26. Om ru• JO weeks Oft Wedan. ~lr' from IO:lO unul noon. The roe i.
for more lnfonnat10n, call 64-4-32-40.
Gathering of presidents
FOUNTAIN VALl.f.Y -I~ fotnt
Sou1hcm Chmli.in Oapt!M School, 101~0
1::!1111 A\C'..\ Founi.in Valley, today w1jl •
hold "A uathenna of Grf.•tneu· "Prai·
lknt1 of tho United State•. ' for in<KC 11\· fonnation, call 962·6886
Police need help 1
COSTA MESA -l'hc C~ta Mcp
Police Oc~rtmcnt 1.1111 hu room ror 1 few more youn1·•t-he1r1'' senior ct0icn1
1n tis 110lun1ecr progr1m Anyone interc ted 1n voluntccrina •
few hout$ a week for outdoor work, <:all
Lynn at 742-5252.
Construction input
COSTA MESA A public tnform;t·
tion mcc11na about can~trucuon Kllvllie~ on the lower Santo Anit River and the Orcenvillc·O•nninQ Flood Control Chan• nel "'ill be: held al 7 tonisht 11 Eitanc••
ll1Qh ~hoot, 2323 Pluccnu• Ave
For more infol'rllation, call (213) 94·
5320
Amigos hold photo contest
llUNTlNO I ON BEACH -The Ami-aos de Bol:>a Chia announces iii fifth
annual Photoaraphv Conic 1, open to 111 amatrur photographers
PhotO!' mui.1 be taken t the 8<1ls1 Chica Wc1l11nds In 1x various c11tcaoric,,
such II\ photos of herons, CJrCIS, Other b1rJ and animal hfc, pl11nt\/11ndsc11pc u v.cll t&S people at the Boha Chica Wet· land.
Entry form~ for the c:ontc I arc avail·
able al the Hun11ni1on Beach Central l.1·
brarv and its br11nchcs, various camera
\torc1 In lfuntmgton Beach, the lnformA·
lion booth ut the I lunlln&ton Beach Civic
Center (1st noor), or by callina the Ami· SQ 'office al 97-7703
The dcadhnc Cur subm1 t0n for all en· lflC'I 1~ July 31
High schools hold reunion
tlUNTINOTON BE:.AC!t -The elm
nf 1966 from Hun11n11on Bc•ch 1nd Ma-
11n.i hi&h 'chotlls v.1lrhotd a Joint 25-ycar reunion on Saturday, Aue. 3, at the Clar·
ion Edacwatcr lfolel 1n Long Beach l"1Lkct) can be obt.itncd for S3S e;ich
hdorc July I: co I will mcrca~c"1o S40 on July I 11nd 145 on July 30 No 11ekcl( will
be 1wa1lo1blc rtt the duor To rcOcct the \plrit of the "6()i., dr~'~ for the C\>en1n&
v.111 be casu.il. Dinner will include 11 I l.1·
"'"li.in·\tylc buffet
for more 111rorm1111{1n 11nd rc,erv<1110M1 c.ill cumm111ec member,. Denni uno
Glennn McKcm~n 111 5311-4669: Steve and Jo.rn Purdue :it %0·4 Q~ IH Ken Rupp 11t c21'> ''1-noo
Happy camper
Nl Wl'OR I BEAC It Arc \t1u lt1'!~· ma for summer run the k1J~? The New-port-Co 111 Me,11 hlmlly YMCA has a full ,1111e or c:11mpin11 1111d rccrc.i11on11I pr~r•m~ (or youth "fe) 3 to 17 Qill the YMCA 1 642-9990 ror more
information or to rcg1 tcr
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ANAHEIM Humo•uu11I
actlvi11b whn showed up whh five
b1p ol manure aot into • 1hc.win1
match Wcdnctday with offici11,
from th~ Tr1tditional Value
CoilUK>n.
Member!. of AIDS Coalition to
Unlca .. h Powcr10ran1c Count)
mQ!Jc the 170· i>9und dcli~ef)' to
the office of the Rev. Luu
Sheldon, founder of ·1vc. withoiu
much trnulil~. · •
· Out when the Act Ut-/Qi;.angc
County mcmberlli tried to erve
'lubpocn.1 on Sheldon and his .son ,
Steve, the \tuff really hit the fan.
The yo1in~er Sheldon, executive
director of fVC, and ACT UP'~
Lee Waddell were at the center of
the hort i;curne 1n the doorway of
the TVC office.
Police separated the aroups, but
no orrc~t were made.
The subpoenas were to compel
both Sheldons to appear in
Orange County North Municipal
Court on June 25, when four
homo~cxual activ1~ts face
mi'>demcanor charges for allegedly
di ruptina a TVC meeting a few
month ago, said ACT UP/Orange
County member Leslie James.
"They want them to appear
pcr'lonnlly to press charge , ' aid
Jttmes, who stood near the
redolent bags left at the TVC
office.
The homosexual activi t aid
the "offering" wa n symbolic
me age to Sheldon to "cut the
crap" from his effort to defeat
~late Assembly Bill 101. which
would add the phra e •· cxual
orientation" to the state's anti·
di crimination lnws.
ACT UP/Orange County
mrlintnins that Sheldon has
di stributed literature and given
i.peeche stating that such a law
would result in transver.titc
becoming teachers and legalizat ion
of pedophilia und bestiality.
Sheldon led the succe ful fight
to remo"e " exual orientation"
from an anti·discriminntion lnw in
Irvine and i one of the most
vi!lible opponents of the annual
Ornnge County Gay Pride Parade.
"He'~ talking about depriving uo;
of our home~ and livelihood ,"
1.a1d ACT UP'Orangc County
member Lmcue Davi!..
TI1e leadC'r of the cono;erv.111"e
Chn t1an poh11cal advocacy group
denied d1 tribullng a Oler that
'late . 1n part. that 1r AB IOI
pa' e~. '')our ._id will be U'l .. mg
you "h~ 'omc i:nale 'chool
teacher' drcs' like "'omen,
bccuu c .th•. bch11v1or will then be
protected by law."
Sheldon 'aid. ho"'ever, that to
protect sexual oncn1at1on will lead
to official \dnCltOn or Other t\flC\
O( '>UUal dC\ilntion, !>UCh ill\ pcdu
ph1ha.
"Where 1 the line to be drawn
a to what ~ of behavior 1
minority tatus? • Sheldon a ked.
"A cmbly Bill 101 very clearly
g1veo; pccial privileges and i.pccial
right' to the hom o exual
community,'' Sheldon tud. "There
i no need for AB 101."
He aid the U.S. Con titutaon
protech the rights of md1v1dual •
including homo exunl , and that
uch u law \\Ould detract from the
leg.al protection minont1e., need
Sheldon 'aid the "tillc only geh
a few complaint) each yea r
nllcging dl'crtmtnat1on .1ga111'1
humO\cxunb.
Out ACf UP Ol'ange Cuunty
member Bob Whrtc said the
d1 criminnt1on 1\ wide pread. He
.. 1ud mo't gny., and le,biam. <1re
,impl> un" 1lhng 10 n.·por1 'uch
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COST A .MESA -A a.Mu11 filed by
opponenta of a propDllCd »m1ll1..:>n.pll0ri
uftdc~ l'CtCMJlf •Mft'I tilled lhc
project, Maa Cnritolidated Water 01 met
offie11ts •id. At lent not yet.
On Tuesday, 1 Supenor Court rcreree
in Santa Ana rcfu~d 111 di)ma~' the \lit,
which chua~!t thut the district did not do
,urficicnt environmental "luth before
:tpprov1n& the rcscf\mr. •
tourt Referee Greer H. Stroud ~t u
Sept. 19 hc.mna ,1,11c for the ~uil :md .in
JUtornc~ tor the oe1i1iuncr.. ';1id he
t
, ..... un~~a S&mud a.cuo• would pu1 M ~
un the I"""'' unul lhtn I h.tt •oukl ~ ow under 111nd1n ,"
11tdrf\C\ Midulcl Dunlc\IC 1d ·1 cton'1
thlnL th~ i.11,1nn uN1l'1 ''·'"' to lea an\
rnulu·n11lhon dollar contracb w.cth 1hc
thrc.11 th.it the pruJCet Is go ng tu be
hloc~cd ••
Out ttohcrt ,\n .. tov., the \\,1tcr d1 trict \
;illornc). .1id Stroud' rulina contain-. no
lnn1u111c thal v.ould block the project.
The d1 trn:t has been plannina 11 econd
reservoir for !iCveral )ear and 1h1s year
1hc: Board of Director and the Nev.port·
MC"" <"nn« liit1tcd School Di trict Board
• re ervo
of Tru tcei apprcMd COM&ruction ol the
underaround t.nk on 1 ponion of 1he
LindMrJh School 11c It '23rd Street and
Oranac Avenue.
Rcsidena near the .chool .AY they fca1
1he Iona con1nucuon period -c1ttm1tcd
at two to three )'elf' -Will CIUK lt\l"J
conJ1t1uns 111 the neighborhood to
detc:rioratc 1ntolcnably.
Dunle\1C nid the pcuuone~ tmmcd1atc
go·JI \\1th the law u1t i to force the
Ji,trict tu pcrllitm full en" ironmcntal
impact report. OpJ'l'Oncnt hope lhat uch
oa report '~maid "°'' the pr9JCct · thould
Ocean View senio.,f win~ Knox scholarship Police honored for sen.sitive
treatment of rape victims HUNTINGTON Df:ACH -
Ocean Vic"' Hiah School 'cnior
fhuyen Hoang ha~ v.on the ;;teond
annual Ardi!. Claire Knox
Foundntion \Cholar hip for her
outstanding ae<tdemic record and
communit) service .
Hoang. a member of her
school's tenn1~ and track teumi,
nnd a member of the California
Scholarship Federation, will attend
Yale University.
The scholnr hip is awnrdcd cnch
year to :i graduntinf female senior
;tudent 111 ouc u the 1x high
~hool!. in the Huntington Beach
Union High School D1 1ric1.
The award 1 ba ed on
)cholar hip. leader hip, \chool
activities and a )pcc1al empha i~
on community !.Crv1cc.
Mr\ Knm. \\ho died an JQR9,
. .
\\!1s 11 ch.11rma11 uf 1hc Orange
Cuu nt\ Juven il e Ju'>t ice C<'mm1,~1nn : 11n u,,jo.,1.1nt to former
,\v,emhl)man De nni' Mangers and
then tonncr Rep. Jeri) Paner~n .
U11cr. 1,hc ''a chief of''·'" fo r Lt.
Om Leo McC'urthy.
Sh~ ",,, the "ilc: of Orange
Count) ~upcrior Court Judge
lluhcrt Kno\
Huanl( wu, Ocean View'
'tudc111 nf thC! month an
~eptcmhcr, the 'chool spelling bee
chun1piun, " Lion Ch•., speech
contest "inner, won a certificate of
merit from the oc1ct) of Women
Engineer\ ond wa' honored for
he~ uchie"cmcnts in Engl""·
mathematic~. oc1al \tud1e,,
sc1encei. and foreign language.
-B1 tht ODilJ Pilot
NEWPORT EACH -The pohce depanment' .sex cnmes
detectives v.erc cently recognized for their ~n .. ime treatment if rape victim).
The Ncv.por Beach department w named the Oranae
County Sexu I A au.It Net"'ork' "Out handing Police
Department" for the )Car ba ed on the detecthe • compass10nate
handling of \i&Ctams and the man) hour of training and other
as~istanec the detectives ha"c provided to the network's
volunteers, according to Teresa Lu, director of volunteers.
"We accompany ( exual assault) urvivo" to the police
department and have noticed the Newport Beach Police
Department arc cxtremcl> ensiti\.C and compa1,sionate with the
\ltct1m\," Lu 'aid. .
The Nc'"port Beach department has v.on th1 ward three out
or lhe pa._I four year . . . .
The nel\\.o'rk, formed in 1984, i) the only full ~rv1ce rape cns1-
cen1er in the county and man) the cou nt>'i; olde~t 24-hour rape
cri i hotline. -By tht Dally Piiot
Bartender arrested following four-car collision
HUNTINGTON BEACH -A
Huntington Be<ach bartender wa)
arre led On SU!>plCIOO of drunken
driving after he Cra)hed her Jeep
mto three cars and injured a
driver, Huntington Beach Lt Jack
Reinholtz said.
Bonnie Dirks. 37. was driving
northbound on Bol\a Chien Street
\\.hen \he 'truck three CJr' as the)
'"ere topped .tt the traffic hght at
the Bol1,.1 A'cnuc 1ntcr~c1ion
The etlll..,1011 cau,eJ Dirk!.· Jeep to
O\erturn pinning her 1n.,1dc The
dmcr ol one car. Jodie Ka)C, 22.
of \\lc,lnlln,ter, ,ufh..rcd tnJUrtC
from the .1cc1dcn1 . '
Dirk' wa' pulled from her
\Chu.Jc .and w11' flown along ~ith
K.l\c b\ L1lcn1ght to UCI Medical
Center Both were listed 1n
,,,11,l.illof'\ condition. Rcmholtt
, ... d rhe people in the other two
c.ir' ~ere .1ppMently not injured,
hl' ,,,id .
-By lht Dnll) Pilot Premium price!) for Persian and Europe.in needlework rug .
tapcstric!). Nava10 Jnu tnbJI wca\:mg~ 1
Pushy robber grabs cash in Huntington Beach tanning salon Ceruf1ed appraiser Jnd lecturer. Over 20 yCJrs wtth domestic
HUNTINGTON BEAC It -A gave ham change for a S5 bill, I he man wa!> dei>enbed as a and intcrnallonJI clients.
man pu~hed a \\Oman employee pnhtt ~•d When the employee while male, 5 fecrntnc inche tall, Contact Sttpbfll Croh
and Oed a tanning i.Jlon with a opened the c,1i,h rcg1 ter, 1hc man medium build and medium length T ll F l 800 ".,7 l.l.AO
fi,tful of ca h 1ue'ida. according pu hcd her .ind grabbed bet"een ,,,ndy·brown hair He "'as 0 rec · -w "UU't
to Huntington Beach police $300 10 $400 nnd r.an out the door un,ha,cn nnd wearing a maroon U.S. Office 5617 Coliseum. cw Orlcan . LA 70115.
The robber entered the All He w ;" la'i l 'ccn r unning pl~1d lung !ccve ~h1rt, pohc~ said Re umc lurmshcd upon requ l.
Year Tan and Beach Wear at 65 \\c111bound to\\..arJ Newland Street, _8 ., tht Dtdl, Pilot •·-•••cit Cd1•mll Oflce• ,..<M Ql.iam
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Young DARE
graduates to
attend fair
COSTA ME A -omc: 2.000
"'th-grader\ "ho completed the
17 -wed Drug Abu'c ReM.,t:rnce
l-tlucauon cour.,c "111 he treated
10 food. music, j magic ,11ow .ind
roller blade demon trat1on!t at a
"DARI: Fair" to he held at the
Pac1f1c Amphitheatre on \.tondjy
The NC\\ port Beach JnJ co,la
Mella pohce department' and the
Ne"port-Mc a n1ficd School
D1\tnct .ire the ho\I'> of the
"DARE Fair," "h1ch will run from
10 .1.m to I p.m , anti ~·fl' "ere
donntcd by communil)' mcmhcr'
Created in the Lo Angele~
Pohcc Department in l <l 3, the
DARE program 1e.1chc' children
from kindergarten age 10 re"~'
ncgat1\:C peer pre .. ,urc anJ build
,clf·e teem "11hou1 ti rug.. and
.1kt,hol
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/\oil lntern.1t1onal will torn the five-star Palm1/la Hotel into a luxury golf resort
Irvine firm selected for Los Cabos developments
NEWPORT BEACH -Koll
International has corralled
Irv1ne -hJ\cd Robert Bein,
William Frost & Associates for
design and engineering work at
Koll \ tw11 ma,ter-planncd golf
re,ort' Ill l °' Cnhos. Me><1co
RUI \.\Ill be 1n .. ohc..d with the
land u'c pl.111. 'Ile clc 1gn.
prchm1n al) mfr.t'ltructure de~ign
.iml the final eng1nccnng plan'
for hoth pro1cc1'
C.1011 k~cnd J,1ck 'l1ddau b
clc'1gn1n~ the i;hamp1on,h1p golf
cour~c:., .imong a few m the
world that combme de'lert and
ocean land-.capc'
Koll announ1.cd la-.t wed It
reccl\cd an unprecedented SSS
m1ll1on from ,•vk><1co\ na11onal
bank to fund prellm1nar~
intrn,1ructurc for the pro1ec1s.
Nn11ont1I .ind local government
o ffi c1.tl' 1n Mexi co have
emhraccd the dcvelopmenti.
bec,tu\e of the fund\ II Wiii
pump mlo the ci:onomy
L-J Jit' and Jot'I: Larry Atkins,
prc,1d1.. nt .tnd ( f·O of American
Health Stlrvlces Corp. of
Ne-,yport Beach, told
i,tockholders la!>l week he
e'<pects 1991 to be a profitable
>car. Atkin-;, who became chief
cxeculivc officer 1n Augu\t 1990,
, .. 1d that the wmpany ha'
'uci.:ct ded in o'crcom1ng
problem!> which led to a lo-.~ of
$3' m1lhon 1n 1990 and that
f11M nc1al re~ult~ have 1mprc"'ed
each of the pa't three c.iuartcr'
ended March 11 "lcwport
Reach-ba:.ed public rclatton
firm T he Allen Marketing Group
ha\ moved 11s office~ from l rv1ne
to Newport Beach Its new
addrc!:I i'> 3!5 N Newport Blvd.,
Ne"'port Be.ich. Allen's accounts
include architectural firm LPA
Inc., Kitchell Contractors Inc .
IDS Financial Servicei., the lav.
firm Pettit & Martin and the
Orange County Bar foundation.
Sheldon Good & Co., the
notional real e\tate marketing
auction and comulting firm, and
the nation ·., large t fi rm
exclusive!} conducting real estate
auctions, has opened it\
Southern Caltfornia regional
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1n \even '>llltc,. . I rvine-bascd
Fluor Onnlcl announced two
contract~ Wedne.,day worth a
combined total of S650 million.
Huor and two Joint venture
partners ha\C heen J\\drded a
S600 million contract b) Sydnl!y-
bascd Tomago Aluminum Co
Pt} Ltd. tor the cxpdn!>1on of an
a luminum 'mel ter n ear
Newcastle, Au traha, and a SSO
million contract by Ajinomoto
U. A Inc. for a new ammo
ac1d!I production plant 1n
Eddyville, Iowa .... Irvine-based
Taco Bell Corp. 1 continuing
the current fast-nack-food trend
by introducing min1Jturc food
1tem'I for 39 cents at its 3,300
re:.t nu rant'i nationwide.
Advnnccd Lo1tlc Re earch Inc. of
Irvine thi'> week received the
"l·ditor\ C'hotcc Award" for
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ad pulled alter
King's beating
l·OUNl AIN VALLEY
H y 11 n cl .1 1 M n 1 o r A m e r i c a
.111nounced Wcdnc!>day that 1t 1s
once 11nce t1ga1n running a
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pulled 1n the aftermath of the
Rudncv Kin~ 1nc1dcnt -but not
Ill ( ,11lforn1.1
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dcp1ll' .1 I hunJa1 Son.1ta in
p11N11t ot J B\1W7351L, wus tem·
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in thl ,,,1kc llf "1ng' hea11na artcr
~' ch "c.. M.1rch "\ b~ l.o' Angeles
Polin Dep.1nmcn1 officer~.
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lAl'D ulf1ccn • .arc aw~itmg trlAI
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mu~ket for Hyund;u, the company
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coromer,1cll here out of re pect for
rnmmun1t) cn,i11v1ty,
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Business Highlights
NEW YORK -The closin& bell will still 'ound at 4 p.m. EDT
today on the Ooor of the New York Stock' Exchange, but for the
first time bu inc '1 reopened by computer for an extra hour and tS
minutes.
Addin' ervices like a bank or a gas station f acinJ new
competition, the nation's large t stock market is extending its
businc day with two after-hours cssions to trade tocks at the
day's closing price).
The experiment in after-hour trading comes as alternative
systems in thi country and abroad arc eroding the NYSE's market
dominance. h 's also a step in the cxchange's plan for 24-hour
trading by the year 2000 .
....._... Plclllc exchlnge rl)letld
NEW YORK -Federal regulators have rejected a bid by the
Pacific Stock Exchange to extend auction-style trading by 20
minutes a da) to compete with after-hour trading on the New
York Stock Exchange, official aid.
Howc,cr, the Securnic and Exchange Commi ion agreed
Wednc day to rccon ider the proposal, and Pacific officials aid
they may reque t an even longer extcn fon of the tradina day.
Clrl'a Jr.'s _.n1nga on 49 percent
ANAHEIM -Carl Karcher Entcrpri cs Inc. o;aid Wednesday
that fir t-quartcr profit fell from SS.3 million last year to $2 7
million in the late t period.
Pre idcnt Donald f . Karcher blamed the rece ion for the 49
percent earning decline at the fast-food operator. On a per-share
ba i , the Carl's Jr. operator earned 15 cents compared with 29
cents a year earlier.
During the quarter ending May 20, re"enue' ro c 5 percent,
from S1S7.1 million to $164.9 million.
SUrprlse: Prtvate Sil.I post prom
WASHINGTON -Privately run )aving and loans po tcd a
rorc profit in the January-March period, 1hc government reported,
but analyst 5a1d that won't do much to hold down the growing
co t of bailing out the mdu.,try
The nation') 2,283 thrift , excluding 204 in t1tutiom under
iovcmment control, earned $627 milhon m the first quarter, the
Orficc of Thrift Supcrv1 ion said Wedne. day.
llvlll on ..-i 'dUml*ll' m111n.-
w AsH1 NGToN -The government has 'ievcre management
problem\ -including a 24-}ear backlog of ca e -in 11'1 program
to le~y penalt) dutte'> on ar11f1cially cheap imports. uccordmg to
tv.o cpnrate '""e~tigat1ons.
The probe • by a Senate Governmental Affairs ubcommittee
and the U.S. Cu tom Service, documented the government'~
d1fficullic'I in collccung tnnff on good" dumped into the Un11cd
State'\ at bclow·market pnce . The levies arc de igncd to protect
U S. bu ·incsses from unfair foreign competition.
eo111111111e1 sued for pension purchases
WA tlfNGTON -hderol lawi.u1ts "ere filed Wcdne day
again t rwo compan1e'l for allegedly making unw1 c dec1 ions when
bu)ing $60 million m pen ion co"erage -the f1N time the
government ha sued an)One on tho c ground'>.
There i no cnmm.11 a pect to the t\\O ta .. UH!>. which were filed
again t MaX"< m, Inc. of Cahforn1a, and its ub 1diary. Pacific
Lumber; end MagneTd., Inc; of \\ 1sconsin. w... Brn. llllY open retlll stores
BURBANK -Warner Bro 1s con 1dcnng a chain of retail
store to markel 1t' cartoon characters and 01her product'i,
follow1na a lucrative trail blazed by the Walt Disney Co
Official at the Burbank·ba ed company confirmed they were
studying the idea when With Design in Mind, a Lo Angele
electronic aamc manufacturer. l'i!>ucd a new'I release uymg
Warner plans 150 of the s1ores. -By Tht As odatHI Prr
The Costa Mo11 Redevelopment Agency Is seeking appllcatlona
from realdents of the City, both within and outside of the
redevelopment area. who wlah to aerve on tho Coate Meaa
Redevelopment Advlaory Committee. The purpose of the
Redevelopment Advlaoty Committee la to promote community
under1tandlng of and Involvement In the redevelopment process;
to review and auggeat poulble modlficaUons to the existing
Redevelopment Plan for the Downtown Redevelopment Area; to
lnfotm and educate memberw of the community u to potential
community beneflta U1oc1ated wtth redevelopment; and to HtW
u an advfaory body to the Costa Mesa Rtdevelopmnet Agency
with rtapect to major new r1dr11topmint actlvltlH. The
Redewlopm.nt AdvlaOty Committee II an et.Yen member ad hoc
commlttH. Including two attemates. which generatfy meeta the last
Tuffday of each month at 7;00 p.m. Thfre are currently vacancte1
on thl• commlttM. lnC1Mdual1 lntlf .. ted In llMng on the
AedeYelopment AcMaory Committee are urg9d to submit a lettlf
npNellng lntlfllt together with a r11ume to Muriel Berman,
R~ment Protect Manager, n Fair OriYe, Coata Mesa,
Catttomla 82e28 by July 1. 1991
CHERYL ZWEIER is no ordinary banker
A\ "' (.tm1lt r fa<~ in t~ .,..,,
lnc:e 1917, you mJY .ll~ .ldy Ir.now
Chtryl. PrKK to f<>.nina our Cost.a
Mesa T .im Chefyl wa w th 1t1z~ Bink 61 Cmta ~. firit
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Adm n w tion tMn .. ~"'
Vi Pmldr.m al pmonnt'I. c hefyt
' nochlt ruson why Bri OI I'~~ no anfi~i~.
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h11hc11 national l1ndscap1n1
maintenance honor, 1he Onind
Dos11n Award, from 1 he
Allociated Landscape Q>ri1rac1on
of Amcricl.
The award wu preliCnted from
Al.CA to E11Yironmcn1al Care
Inc., •Jamboree Center'• landlcape
maintenance finn. at an 1w1u·dl
V•utlle, TrlDle·Mode
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pc~11I 1rrig1ttion ""1 tem 01
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appearance of tan<t cape
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IOwn ," !l1&id
daairwoman Mitzi
HohMa Saturday
evenina at Taco
Bell headquarters
in 11'\'inc.
The 250 there
Cur the Irvine
Barclay Theatre',
f u n d ·r a i c r
spOMOrcd by
Encore Circle Society
paid onl y $50,
and that got them
mu\ic and food galore
The fe ll\.C crowd was :.ap to t 1e
t 2th Oc >r for pa~ta di he , rou t
beef, fan•;y hon. d'ocuvres, cherries
jubilee nd other specialties (all
donated) and down on the first
Ooo-of this fabulous marble-filled
building f "r the fun food -tacos,
bumtot, !(FC and piua plus
desserts an'J coffee.
"l\'usic c •f the Night" was t 11e
theme of the parly, and it came
true with Vocal Works doing
Broadway melodic,, Adostra string
quartet and tht• bit; band !.Ound<. of
"Kra h" occkoni.ig danc:rs. APd,
there was that hulf-ma~ked n an
with the v1.>hn playing "Phantom"
music.
The fi\;C·\Car old building
feature~ art work on the second
and 121 h floor o; -3'l major works
with I 15 ,•lld1taunnl pieces
displayed thrnughout the building.
"I really thin~ prnple enjoy a
pa1ty "here thl'\ c.1n move about,"
said Ginny 'v\clL \\ho wa!. an
charge of '"' 1t.1t111n !hat they
could do, and .!long the balloon
dcwratctl way the\ niuld hit: on
silent auction items and purehuc
tickets for opportunity priiel.
C.Ommittcc mcmben of the two-
yc11r-old Encore Circle upport
Broup working on the event
included Donna Brown~I, J•Mt
Dawson, president Thelma
Friedel, Wllhelmlnt Sclullo,
Phyllis Shaftr, Carolyn Willi•m1,
Andrea Sim, Ann Sim and loan
Stover.
Marjorie and Richard B•rtS.y
(like in theater) were there along
"ith Barbara and Pete Baul, (he i'>
emor VP of finance for Toco Bell,
and chairman of the board of the
theater, Nan and William Bensyl
talso a TB VP). lr-.mc mayor Sally
Anne Sheridan, and Noddie and
William Welt11er.
Proceed!. wca c cxpc•cted to he
clo·c to $10,000 • Mo\t people .1vo1d going to JRil,
a~ a rule . Out . Saturday e\cning at
''.La Fiesta de 1011 Crc'lce111.lo ;"
they were ra>ing money for the
opportun ity
Triria and Jim Kerrlg.u1 bought
the 1d:.1. am1 '0 dad Don M~Clain
during a (r,e c1UCl10.1 conducted by
Co11ta ~k~.1 Chief of P0hcc Dave
Snowden. l heir "1nc,1rccrnticin"
111dudn d111ni;.r lor lour
f'ht: ( rc,l:c nllm. a 'upport
gn,up tor "outh C oa't S) mphony,
altracteu more than WO to at!.
Me\lcan-tl cmnl p trl) held at the
Ne\\ pt>rt Be 1d1 h11 Ill' of Irene and
Don Butts. \l.1r1 •• dw.. I .1catccas
played J<; guc''' 111 their f:n'lc nada
and PV fa,h101' (1Hcrcd the party
area~. foll\l' \\1th h.11loon-. nnd
bright pJpcr flo \Cl\
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Arlene Sc"* and Cn;eendol
pmidcnl ~atala lllCl•u JWen 1n
cha,. of 11M 9"at. -W. haft 21
live auclion itetN aid 65 Uent
one ," said Schafer. Prococds are
estimated at Sl0,000.
Defore the marpri.. ften ...
was O\'er. the hoMI wefe ptefenlea
CfelCCndGI Oolden Baton award
for their aene~ and ayppor1 of
the SC Synaph(Hly.
Marg• and Spec S,•ltkh were
thete, and he lhOukt set lhe
fashion pant award for his four·
color 't)'le. Others were Lynn
Dowty (wearing a huae sombnm.>
covered with money and lottery
tickets), Ann and Wolf Stern, Ann~
and Ted Cuda, next door
neighho1s c.,na and Fred Ellis,
Dori and Russ Cllbt·rt, junn :ind
Paul Garrett, Sally Mana11e, Char
and Eric Johnson, Amy and Arthur
Kidman, Marlene and Richard
Ben on and John Larry Granger,
symphony mu!iiC director and
conductor. • DYTllE WAY:
New group in town. The
1 lander will hold its inaugurnl
lunc heon June 24 at Rex
Restaurant, Fa hion Island.
Purpose of the I landen. is to hold
one bag fund·rai!.er each year for a
Juvenile cau e and to tn\.'Olve
f'a hion bland stores with it
uetivitie . I landers board member
include Adrienne Brennan, Susan
Chandler, Mary Lou Hornsby,
Christine Perricone, Mary Ann
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room counter top.
the half..cent ury mark you're
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rn111ng back on their weekly v1,1t'i
111 their thcrap1~"· but then the)
h.ivc 10 increase their t1me-relea e
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the golden year.; you\c
uatcd 10 )Our very own drug
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tic' .trc mcmor.,~le reminder
c numcrou\ campaign' you've
and 10,1 an the internal won.
pharmJC) bo.i'lt the world 's
rge~t collection of
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min for every "nown
1cncy including willpower. It
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quceze 48 eo,"1cnt1al v1tnmin
12 mineral' into u pill the ~1ze
coffee bean. It la"e' more
mse thnn writing the Lord ' r er on the head of n pm.
·very time I 'wallow a capsl!le I
"orry 1( It know., where ll1S aoing.
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10 my liver or gallbladder -and
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Career seminar at ~
"finding Your Future: Job
Search and Transition Skills in the
'90 " is the title of a career
network eminar to be hosted by
the combined network ministries
of St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church and St. Jame Episcopal
Church Saturday.
The very nature or job security
i 1 and job ausraction has continued
I.. to change as more companies
• consolidate their operation and
streamline their work forces. With
n· so many talented individuals being
tested by the results of these
changes, the Career Network
Min istrie of St. Andrew's and St.
James have planned a eminar for
members and friends to help them
deal wilh their job dilemmai;.
The seminar will be held from
7:30 a.m. lo l p.m. at Dierenfield
Hall in St. Andrew's Church,
located at 600 St. Andrew's Road
m Newport Beach.
The acminar coordinators have
a embled an outManding roster of
speakers to motivate and
encourage all participants,
according to spokeswoman Betsy
Hall. St. Andrew's member Or.
John Fry, a clinical p ychologist,
will d1scusa the effect of career
changes on our lives and how to
deal with ttie -.ire s facto~ of
these changes.
Jay St Clair, a prtsident of a
compan':J ~ffering in!lurance and Cinancial~rvices, will addre ·s the
Registration for the seminar,
including materials, is $12. Early
reservations are suggested, as this
seminar has sold to capacity in
years past.
Regis tration information is
available from Gloria Trefts at St.
Andrew's Parish Life Office, 631·
2880.
flnudal DHdi ol plOple dudat a
)ob •ranlldoa PlifiaiL
Career eou .. ling apertiM will
be preeenled by John f. ,..-
Dcrnina and Wiiliam It.
Ellermeya. Demina is a part1*
in a Swill b•ed manqemeat
consultina b which ranb a1 the
world's I~ executive seardl
company, while Ellermcyer
founded the Southern California
division of Lee Hecht Harrison
and is a noted counselor for
executives in career transition.
"Working Toward the Future"
will be presented by John T.
Gordy, an all·American college
football player, all·pro NFL player
and the first executive director of
the NFL Player$ Association. He
has held senior positions in many
prominent companies in the health
care field.
Coordinators for the seminar jiiiiiiiiijiiiiilll•••••llliill•liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii are Bill Simons of St. Andrew's,
now a registered investment
advi er after retiring from a career
in engineering, manufacturing and
general management, and Fred
Kumm of St. James, a marketing
professional with 35 years or
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-and around ud around. u p WHI to IO aomcwhore -
aap'9re -the chances are
t..U.at tMt OM Of the 16 ......
• die Co&ta Mela tmel qency
bu bl• thin, ind kaoWa how 10
•ab 1our trip panicularJy
~ .... 'All our employees arc
~atiib in one area or another,"
cxplaim Marilyn Oust, owner of
the .,-cY· "And we all share our
e.ipenences and ideas to benefit
our cus&omen."
There's Vickie Bnehner, who
handles a aood share or the cruise
bookinp. She's been with the
apncy frve ~rs, and flew with
1WA for 20 n prior to getting
her rect manently on the
around. Li~a Slauahter, with
~even ycan in the business,
conducts cruises for older group'>
to Mexico .and Hawaii.
Robert Cooper, with 20 years in
the travel busines , can shed some
light on the Dark Continent. He's
an expert on Africa, as well as a
destination reserved only for the
adventurous few -Antarctica.
Bud Bennett, with eight years in
the busine , specialize~ in golfing
groups and A ian tours. Jeanne
Porro is the expert on Europe, as
well as crui c to Mexico and
Hawaii, and has 14 years'
experienc~.
rr your de tination i the
Mediterranean or the Middle East,
check wi th Nadia Carter, who has
been a travel agent for six years in
1he United States and four in
Europe, and speaks five languages.
Pat Ewing, a 15·year ve teran, has
been on 107 cruises and ca n find
you an excellent jazz.oriented
water journey.
The list goc\ on and on. Ann
Thomas (six years) specializes in
Hawaii; Jeane Hubinger (also six
yea rs), coven England, France and
Germany and can arrange a barge
cruise in Europe. Gloria Clifford
(six years) handles ski groups, and
Craig Brown, the rookie or the
staff, develops vacation tours in
upscale resort areas.
Most or the agents in Travel
Partners are longtime Orange
Coast residents or, in some cases,
native Orange Countians. Gust,
who was born in Fullerton, started
the agency 21 years ago on Dover
Drive in Newport Beach, then
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Vickie Baehner, Marilyn Gust and Nancy Decker (from left) at
Travel Partners in Costa Mesa.
moved into the around floor or the
high·rise building at 485 E. 17th
St. in l!il86 when plans for a
savings and loan company at the
site fell through.
"Travel Partners" really fights
for the rights of its clients," Gust
noted. "We have an excellent
reputation in the industry, and we
get very good results when one or
our customers has a problem.
Also, we get excellent upgrades on
cabins for cruises."
The constant eJ1changing of
ideas is what keeps Travel
Partners up to date, Gust declares,
noting that the staff has a meeting
each Thursday morning with a
guest speaker outlining new
of travel.
"The depth or our cxperie cc
makes the big difference," ust
said. "Our people know the st
destinations and we also know e
community."
Travel Partners Is o en
weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to :30
p.m., Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2
p.m. and other times on
appointment. "I've been called at
home on Christmas Day," Gust
admitted.
The agency is located at 485 E.
17th St., Suite 102 in Costa Mesa,
and can be reached by telephone
at 631·5240.
Cartoons come to·
life at Fashion Island
The famous cartoon creations or
William Hanna and Joseph
Barbera will come to life at
Fashion Island for four fun·filled
days or live performances
guaranteed 10 entertain kid or all
ages.
The merrymaking get under
way Saturday with everyone 's
favorite stone·age family, the
Flin~tones, at the "Yabba Dabba
Doo Anniver 'ary Revue." Join
George and Judy Jetson, along
with their companion Astro, June
22 for a quest for food and fuel
during the "Jct sons Jellystone
Jam."
Yogi Dear, Scooby Doo,
Huckleberry Hound and Jabbcr1nw
will lead an e'(citing audience
participation musica l revue,
"Hanna·Darbcra Fun." June 29.
Scooby Doo al~ will lead hi own
-.how. called "Rockin' Scooby,"
July 6.
All events are free or charge
and open 10 the public. Show will
take place in the Neiman Marcus/
Broadway courtyard at 12:30, 2,
3:30 and 5 p.m. each Saturday in
Fa hion Island, Newport Center
Drive in Newport Beach. For
ru rther information, call 721·2022.
HB Realtors
chief works
in capitols
Jim Righeimer, president of the
Huntington Beach· Fountain. Valley
A ociation of Realtors, pent
.,evernl days at the state capitol in
Sacramento. where he attended
meetings and worked on programs
at the lllalc Lcg1 lature.
R1ghe1mer met with State Sen.
M arian Bcrgc!ton a nd
A'scmbl)man Tom Mays to
dhCUllS homeowners' rights and
l\,UC'
l he following "'eek, Righe1mer
!raveled lo Wa~lungton D.C ..
"hc:rt" he a11cndcd n meeting or
the NJ11onal AS'iOCiation or
Realtors and met with
Congrc 'men Dana Rohrbacher
and Chri'> Cox to discuss
legi,lation affecting the avings
und loon bai lout and how the co ts
will be pa~ed on to home buyers
through inctca-.cd interest rates
.rnd loan fce<1.
letirementLMng
for Actfre Seniors
Our Sunday Brunc h is
"The Talk of the Town!" Give
it a try, the tab is on us.
Call for reservations.
·VII.AS·
~6t6-6300 3 fQlivllW Id. c -
ti
Anl~~per
Published by Page Croup Publishing, Inc.
Ell&ot Stein, Jr., chairman
Jim Cretsinger, publisher
Wllhm S. Lobditllt editor & vice president se~ Mathie, managing editor
W., lunoughs, 1901 -1989, founding publisher
Edllorlal --
-~ An . open letter
to our luture Best 01 the Hotline .
''I beg of you to remember thut wherever our life touches
you() '"c help or hinder ... w/Jcrevcr your life touches ours,
you make u. stronger or weaker ... There 1s no escape -man
drag., man down, or min llft41 man up." K-MARS on _different planet
'I'
-Booker T. Washington. • Dcnr lugh chool tudent:
l ligh school dropout rates arc dramaucally lower at
Orange Coa t school districts. according to a recent state
education department report.
During the last five years. the numbers of high school
dropout have fallen 57 percent in the Newport-Mesa
Unified chool District and 30 percent in the Huntington
Beach Union High School Di trict, acooFding to the report.
State , chools Superintendent Bill Honing reported that
dropout rnte~ throughout the state arc down 19 percent over
the lost five years. and 20 percent throughout Orange
County.
That\ the good new\, e\pec1L1lly during a bleak time for
education. We c.1n breathe a 'l1gh of relief, but we have to
continue nddrcs,ing education 1ss'ue . It i'i our future. You
Jrc our future
We arc handing }OU .t pli.1nct that 1s uffcring from
neglect The attention it demand will come from you.
We arc h.rnd1ng )OU d1 e.1 .. e~ that cripple nation . You will
find the curc'l
We are handing \OU .1 national chcckflook that is woefully
in the red . Yt'u mu t halance ll
We .ire h.rndmg O\Cr n.rnonc; 1hat continue to war with
CJch tither Ytiu "111 ncg<Ht.ltc pc.1cc.
Or not
Right rm" )Our hie mJ\ he wo hU'I) to con~rtlcr all the
prohlcm' )Ollr \\-Mid l'I ra~ing You ma~ he p1ck1ng a college.
planrtm!'!, for the prom nr co1l'l1denng dropping out
For our 'ial..c. v.c hope rt'" rot the lattct
Becau1>c, even thou~h we don·t alway'i exprc-.-. it. you Jre
our b1µgc"t a\'iCt. We thrive on your achievement-.. We want
to 1..now what vou v..mt for \Olar future
Bccau.,c. tnC\lt.1bl}. 11 v.111 heeome your future. Whatever
1., gomg to happen will h.1ppen, but ho" you handle each
cr1c;1c; l'l dependent on how \ .. C prepare you. In order to do
that. )OU ha\c tn .,t.1\ tn .,chool
We l..no"' 1t\ not al"aY' tlMt CJ<;) School c.in be tough at
time . But }OU c.1n m.1ke It what you want it to be, and you
"lhould cnJm 1t to the fulle\I Ta"c C\Cf)thmg 11 hllS to offer
l f )OU need help. '>CC yvur roun,elor. or a teacher. You o"'e
11 to )Our elf, ;rnd v.-e neu.1 1t from )OU.
Today In History
Editor's note: The fo/lowmg are
Bmple of Orange Coast Daily
Pilot readers' comments on last
Thursday Que tion of the Week:
Whot do you think of K·MARS,
the new radio station on 103.J FM
where K-OCEAN once resided.
While Pilot editors welcome and
read all comments, we will only
publish re ponses from callers who
leave a name (ple11se pell 11 out),
city Bnd phone number (for
\'Cr1fic111ion).
You con get in~o/, t•d b) cal/mg
tbe Ec11tor\ Hot/me nt 642-6086.
I h.mk 1<>11'
I thin"-MARS l·M " a deltnite
ch.inge for the hetter Eaw
h'tencr' '"11 h,1\e K-LITt. K-BIG.
the Wia"c .ind othilr' thev can tune
into So K·OCl:A 'J \\On:t rcall) be
ffil\\Cd
MA\R5 f-M 1'1 J fabulou\
.tdd1t1on the combma11on of
progrc'"".: rock. funky dance
formJt :ind the air per!>onahtte!>
MC r reddy Sn.1kc,i,,.in, Rachel
Donahue and the wcd1sh EJgle
MAR~ fM 1c; ~1mrlJr of the K·
ROO of the 80s. now all they need
1s Ou t\ Street I think it'~
fohulom.: .tnd I'm tuned in.
ANGELA POER
Huntington Beach
0
I thin"-the muo,1c 1 1mpo!>,1blc
tn ll\ten to It\ disturbing \en
U.td It JU~l couldn't be "-Or'e
10\1 FlrMMING
"'./e, .. porl Beach
{
Dclrn1tch the nc" ~1ARS l·~l"
outr.igcou!>· pla)111g OllNC thJt "
not onh not he ird in CJlrl<,rn1.1
hut not ·heard in the l \ fhe~ .ire
letters
foda) 1\ I huro,dav, June 13, the the White I lou'e w1tchbo.trd,
IMth da) of 19'>1 There ore WI 'telhng the l\raehli publtcl). "When Six educltlon
tla)'' left 1n the )CM you're '>cnou' about thl\, call To the f:.ditor:
Onr ycnr Dito: Secret.II) uf St.1te "'·"). I graduated from CdM ll1gh
lame., A Bn~er 111, 1e,11f)1na School four year' ugo. ;ind l am
hdorc the House l·ore1~0 Affo1r' Today'~ Dirth.days: Actor • completely outraged b) 1he battle
' Comm1ttcc. ur~ctl hrucl to accept Richard 1 homos 1 , 40 .. Actrc~ thnt ha been cn~urng bct"ccn the
1 1 .1 U.S plan fo1 pence mu,, (0.11.:cr All> Sheedy 1s 29. 1 cnni player ('hr i \ t l ll n f· u n Jam c n ta I 1, t
" 'gu"e uut the telephone nurnhcr for Ucttma Bunge I\ 28. movement .ind . the pro-cduca11on
'1
1 ,------------------------------roup upportcd Ii) many teacher'>. ., •. ,,, ,, ...• \tudent<; nnd p.irenl' of 1)11r
community,
I "u (ortun.1tt c no ugh to h;i .. c
tike Marino '" .1 1c.1chcr :Uld tu
be a part of h1' P'\cholo ' cla'" Ye ... he brl>ught ht11110,cxu,,1, into
the d.1"tnom, ,1!> <iny great
p c:hnlo , tc11chcr "uuld
dcftn11ch the le.idcr.. rn new-age
mu-;1c bccau,c. after all, the hcc;t
mu-.1 c on earth come from
MARS
DENNIS BRESS. JR
Balroa hland
0
I feel that a long-time, familiar
companion, K-OCEAN has pa cd
away. l had 10 cancel the dial at
home 1n ca r rndio We had o
much 1n common.
II wn' PCH traffic cond111on •
activ1t1e around town and
re tauranl plug .
The new K-MARS mu-;t appeal
to tho c who ha .. e a )CO 10 hc<ir
the unfamiliar. The \Ound' arc 0
pcrccnl from other countries No
one el e play mu ic like 11.
Since I 03 1 station ha,•e
blended, pcrhap it will be more
cosl·crfecll\lc for the 0'4ner5. H
there i a market out there for
•.trange sound .. '°be iL
H o"e .. cr. I hope lhe
management will return to the
former formnt 1f their nc\\ idea.,
arc not .sn lptcd h) the putihc.
and rnurc ''l!nil ic.1 nth. the
.Hl .. crt1wr' ·
A re'" r rec 111m ot K OCl AN
'"" he a \\d1.11mc relief tn me.
Jnd pn,b.1bl) '" 11thu re,1dcnt\ of
NC\\fl<lrl U1.•,1d1 \\hll h.1J ll1)0\CJ
11 heh,re
JO \ '\ \l t l~O~
"-1. \\ J'tlf I lk ,1ch
L..
\\e J,in·t h'h.n 111 1h1. ,1,11111n
JO\ more now l .,~ti "' l"tcn to
the regular one hut nu'' ''' d 1n~ clan~ liang bang \tulf nl be
li\tcnin!t 10 M. old ·la,httlneJ
mu,11. bccau'c 11' more '°'1thing
C\tr,1 ucd1t. 'ICC teal:hcr' .ir1 p· 1
cdurat1on! ·1 he p. rent' ,.,.h,, .m
nppo,cd c.10 ~ecp their l h1ldrl n
llll I 111 I he d,l\,fllOlll llf t hl'
d1,CU\\IOn ln'ilC.ld the\C group'
kd compelled to cun.111 111hcr
1mhv1duul' right,,
h " mtcrc,tin tn me hcing an
Engli'h m.11or rnd .1 'tutlen1 ol n 1h11 c .11 1 it e, .11 u r c th •• t th I.'
foml,1ment.ili't ltroup in th" .trc.1
\I C'> the 01blc tfl JU't1I~ their
.1ct1un,, I he llrbk hkc um •rt·at
v.ork of liter .uurc '' 'uhject to
1ntcrpret3t1 n
AMY LAtlRL:'IJ ll \11'\l R
( '"'
~omc
\\hen
Like the mu-.1c m 1he ture' It\
more rcla·ong.
0
JOHN BAILl::.Y
Co 1.i Me'a
I'm reall) happ) lO cc that a
lcx.Jl \l:tllon 1o; pl<t)IO!t altcrnJtl\C
mu'll1.
\IARS remind me a !).rc.11 dcill
ol the K-ROQ \Orne ye.ir' ago
bdorc the 'tat1on ,,3, old Anti
the) 1.hanged their nu1,1c <o<1 thev
b1.1..imc mt,rc m.111l\lre,1m
It', nrcc tu \CC th,11 tine of them
I' ~ntn\! out on 1 hmb pl.t\mit ~1X>d
.iltcrnall\C mu,ic, .ind I h~e h<t''"'
,1no1hcr chotl'C
\1 AR'\ h.i' alrcaJ ) tound • 'P'"
l'n m~ 'tcr1.· '' prc,ct but111n ..
And. it the) "-ccp pht)ing the
mu\ic the) \t,trted o tar. I'll keep
h'tentng \ll It
~( 0 rt HOD(1l:
turona dcl \br
0
I lch wbbcd "hen K·OCL \i
"·'' h:1min.1tc:J. r he .ulult rcxk
form .11 "" cre.11 ah;n~ v.1th local
llC\\,, h•l ti 'f'llrt,, ll;{'',lf g11C\t\,
lul.'.11 ,{',1 'U ri ice: cnnd111on' .ind
f\ll.'.11 C\.Crlh
I al~1n~ "1th Otl1c:c:r lkl <it the
\\ \llllk n Bn.11 lc'!I\ .11. I "•''
rrn1intlcd o( th1' p111'l1c ,C',..,,1cc
br1 >,tdc."t .1 n1 it hl· r 111,,
I 11nh hope me~ 1 bu.:-i..,
re1uHn.1tc' lhc ~ 0( I \ '-I he
~1.1r' I \1 1\\\0U 11 l"t:d the.: h,1at
"'II h th1' 1lnt:
\\1th th" 'pare-cadet ntu"c
lornlJI I thinlo.. 'uch a 1<1rm.1t 1'
heller 'Ul!td 1,1r .10 audience "uch
"' Bollier. Col 1rad11
fRlD \H \Pl'HIRD
(. ll\t I \1c,,t
\\\ln "'1th '1gorou' l'lhn" ,1a.: "'"' \flnllll.d\, trH l11.J111i.: 11111111~\
l.111ndcrcr'. -'' n u•n'l'''·•tl\\.:
Rcputil1can. l ,1m l • llh l I lh'd 11'.lul
1hc con'11tut11ln1d '''lie' I ht:
lnurth amendment 111 thl· I c1kr.1l
C 1m .. 11tut1nn ,t,111.·, th.11 I hi.' nght
ul 1hc people Ill he 'l'llll<' 111 1ht:1r
pe t,l'n', hou'e', f' 1pcr'. ,111d
cllcl.'t,, • i·""'t unrc.1"'n.1hlc
,c,irlhC' and o;c11un;' 'h rll n11t he
'11llJtcd, tnd ntl \\ 1run1' 'hall
'"II~'. lilll upon (ltob 1tik l•lll\C,
"lll)j)(lrtcd b~ O;uh <'r 1rt1rm.1tHm .
.inll pMt1 ul:arl dc-.cribing the
pl.1c-c to he se rcheJ, .ind the
pcr~'"' 1>r thin " to-be 'e1zed "
\II n~ht' ~ long "' the pcnplc,
1•nl llm11cd ('K'>\\er' re ranted h1
the go,crnmcnt, 1( 1he'l' arc
initdequ.uc. rhc Con,.t1tut1on h 1, u
mc"4n' to h a.nlcndcJ to ch;ingc
the'c P'"'crs.
1 here '' no trcitt leap to n
lrlllll m;111ll 11orv dru~ te,11n c'I
cmplo cc.,, tfl r.\nllomly h1"in
"'ut Jc,}; ~.trC'hcJ at \\Ur pince
(,t bu inc"· ur to htl' c \1111r fll,mc
1rl hcJ r 1llc .11 item~
~. Jun9 13. tll1 -
On May 22. Ul-56, Congre man
Prc .. ton Brooks enlcrcd a nearly
empty Senate chamber,
upproachcd Ma 'achu ctt' Senator
Charle umner. cw,cd Sumner
of hbchn& South Carohoa. and
proceeded 10 t-eat Sumner 1bou1
the head with about 30 firm
'trokc' of • g()ld·roppcd C01ne.
T h 1 ' r .1 r e d i ) p I a y o t
Conue' ional courte v ha!> had
rcw pardllel' 1n the intcf'ening 135
)CiH\. A more gentleman!~ .. crbal
'port ha' replaced 1t. And e .. en
thiJl hm grm~n dull
.....
111211
-There arc a
h.1ndful o f
orator'> left in
Congre~'· There
Jrc 'creamers
nph!nty Jim
Traf1cant ot· Ohio
come' to mind.
Othcn Jre
painfully \Clf·
rrgh tcou'i and
their allempt., at
high rhetoric
more clo'>clv
r c: ., e m b I c • Conservative
buffoonery than Politics Jcn.11c .
It 1' an
e\tr.tord1nary commodity to ~c
.1hlc to peak and hold attention
Gl\en the new-tool candidate 111
the p.t!.l fe\\ )ear'I, the dv. indltng
number of fol"~ "who ha .. c: the
wort!'" 1 a cause of concern
The House of Rcprese n1at1\C '
espec1Jl1 ~hould he a place
bursting with pcf\onaht1cs with
hard edge' and forceful view!'. The
beige, computerized, con tttuent·
s.cn 1t1vc pol-. fail to deh .. er much
al all We all ha .. e grown u cd to
their dl\<t,trOUS \l,1tu1e~ cohbled
to~cther in late-night mark-up'.'t .
G1ve11 '"" d1o;mal record of
ach1e,ement. at lca.,t our
congre,.,mcn could educate and
entertain
\\ h1ch '' "'h} I am '(' pica ed h)
Bob Dornan·, Jct.:1!.mn to remain u
mun of the Hou e. You've got to
lt1\e Dornan 11 \OU h.i\e an
npprcc1at1on fur the· ht'i!O~ of the
hod) "c call the (.on~re·' He'~
the ~enu1nc ar11dc
rcprc~nt:itl\e rn pnmarv color • a
gifted orator, .ind a very 'imart
... 1udcnt ul pol111c' and pohcv
Dorn 1n '' "' oh' 1ou,ly different
hec.111,c he I' pJ ~innate He IO\C\
hi\ 101' He 'pcak'i h1<. mind. He
CnlO\\ hi' t.llhni::
I .illmirc m.1n\ l>n the lclt fur
lhl· .... tnll• rc.1,nn' Ron Dellum'.
J111 c\,1mplc. ha' hi.ch hccn "ronl!
<in l'\Cr\ ''n~k m.11or '"uc of the
P·''' ~I \C.tr' he ha' 'e"cJ Out
111:·., .in 11r1gm.1I .1nJ he ha' the
\lftllC l•I hctnl? r'•'""'" Itch \Hl•nc.
I 1:l Brl'lli..' ind Ch.srh1. \\ 1IJl1n Cll
I .,,,, .ire l\\11 1•1h<:r 1. '1mrlc' ot
1hc t\p\; ol 1.nlh!fC"m in \\l' 'hl111ld
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K'N'REUGION
"I wall 'cry i.urpn,ed 11
appened," E:mma \a1d "!:>omconc
rew a cherr't homb and 11 nearly
ve my dog a cardiac arrci.t ..
i.uper.1licd b)' parents, he said. The
trouble came when the fesltval hall
was closed and people came to the
church baseme nt ''looking for a
party," he sajd. No alcohol wa
'erved at the e"enl, he added
Rre ignnes · sprinklers in
hospnal's delivery room
HlllER
From A1
friendly and h a d a i.o ltd
relationship with her parent with
wh om she ljyed. Until recent ly,
Huber worked a a waitres at The
Old Spaghetti Factory in Newport
Beach where co-worker say the
attractive young woman often had
to deOect passes from customer .
Smith i.a1d pohce are short of
lead and need help from the
publtc.
"At this point we don't have any
renl 1gn1f1cant lead to work on,"
\m1th i.:ud. "There wa no physical
"Bn'> of a '>t rugglc or an) vmlence.
\\-e'rc hoptng that the public will
provide us with a <;1gnificant lead
that will help u' re!>olve this."
Julietta Lewi,, a member of the
oard who ha' operated a vill age
op for 13 year' featuring !:>outh
merican g1ftlt and falt hions, \a1d
e 1s concerned ahout the welfare
f the a"oc1ation.
"Thi' church 1i. placing a lot of
li abilitv onto this vi llage by
eitering ''' these kind of partte'
here young t...1d'> drink and could
ge t injured," '>he \aid.
Pa,tor Ble,., '>aid Wcdnc,1..la) the
church ha!!ement \\-a\ ren ted out
tor roct... concert-. under 1ue\.IOU'>
owncr<,h1p 1n the p<1'1 llut the'c
dJ)"-. the program-. arc hm1tetl to
"edding p.1rt1c' and hap11~mJlc; ·to
rn\. klll""'ledgc ·
I: \Cl' pt la,t 1-rtll.t\. the J ffair ''II' 1 gr,1d11.111nn party that "a'
Bless, who said some group arc
louder and noi ie r than other ,
pe rmits beer and wine in the
chu rch basement.
Asked if that was unusual, Bies ,
a Ge rman native, said it 's unusual
not to have beer and wine in
German churches.
Bless said he'i. entitled to hold
chu rch-related activities in the
church basement, an assertion
backed up by the c11y pla nn ing
'ta ff
Planner' said. though, that rock
concerts arc prohibited \\1thout J
cond1t1onal u-.e perm11.
Ctt~ ,'\ttornev Gail Huuon i;a1d
her office ha' rccc1\<cd '' reque't
tor pro,ecut1on and th:u "it's
111.1pprop1rnte to comment" on the
m.111cr
By Tony Dodero
0ranot Coast Daily Pdol
HUNTINGTON BEACH -A
blanket warmer caught fi re in the
labor and deli very area o f
Hunlington Humn na Hospital on
Wed ne day, 'ctting off the
sprinkler system and causing the
evacuation of :1 \\Oman in labor, a
hospi tal offi cial aid.
The fire started in the back end
of the labor delivery area at
Jppro'(1mately Q p.m At the time
of the fi re, only one patient, a
pregnant \\Oman, was tn the area.
'"1d Marj Clagett, Humn na's
director of public relations.
The "oman was not in1ured and
there "ai. no fi re damage, Clagett
'aid The water from the sprinkler
., .. .,tcm did ca u e damage but the
e).tent of 11 was not known . !>he
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said.
Hu nt ingt o n Benc h Fire
Department official!> investigated
the incident, and it wa!. believed
that the water, wh ich had nooded
the hospital basement, had cau ed
some electrica l damage, she said.
"Considering what could have
happened, everything looks fine,"
Clagett !laid.
FRUGAL
From A1
for U'>.'' said Bannhter, who left
the C1t)' Council la!it )'ear when he
un\uccc.,.,full> challenged John
G aram c ndi lo r 1n ·urance
comnHo,.,.oner
Bannt ter, <1 lrcquent cn11c of
ta\·,1nd-,pend official,, <1a1d th<it
local ~·ounl:tl mcmhcr' could do
well 10 folio\\ S.1crame n10''
example
"Maybe 11 the cit ) wo uld do
'uch thi ngs as u'lng up its old
s1Htt0nery (tn<.tead of changing it
after cvel) election,) 11 would not
have to 1ncrea.,e trn\h fees, utility
taxe' and the hu'>ine~s license
fee\," he \t11d.
In t he letter that made
Bt1nr11\lcr·., day, Con'iumer
Sef'-1ce Agency Secreta ry Guiton
thanked him on behalf of Gov.
\\ 11'on for supporting an 11l·fated
no-fault tnsurance bill.
Huber is 5 feet 9 inchc' tall, I JO
pounds, with shoulder-length
brown hair, blue eyes and a birth
mark on the, upper part of her
right arm. She had recently
changed jobs and wa working nt
the Cannery restaurnnt in Newport
and was also a sal es clerk at
Broadway department store tn
Fashion Island.
"She was very outgoing and
friendly," said Kathi Rawn Icy, a
wnitre s who Vt'Orked with Huber
at The Old Spaghetti Factory for
about a year. "I haven't driven
alone incc this happened -
e1,peeially at night."
Costa Me a Detcc11ve Ron
LAUNDRY
From A1
for sites in Irvine and the Sou th
Coast Metro area and would
ultimately like to locate one tn
Huntington Beach, Shive ly said.
The Dalboa Peninsula, wit h ih
rows of rental home~ occupied b)
!ltudenb and young pmfc s1onal,,
was as perfect a loca11on a.,
company officials could find
"Our concept works real "'ell an
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beyond a sUHw of a dolbt.
areas wuh tran tent population
But you wouldn't find one o r these
where all people ore concerned
with 1~ luundry and prictng "
For the la't three month ,
I tuber had been dating 23-ycar-old
Huntington Beach resident and
Old Spaghe11i Factory; co-worker
Steve Horrock . who said he
normally went out wilb_ her on
Sunday nights, but was too tired
on the night of her disappearance.
he went out instead with CO·
\\Orkcr Robert Calvert to a
concert at the Forum an Inglewood
and later to the El Paso Cantina
in Long Bench. Calvert said she
ecmed in good pirits when he
dropped him off at his Hunttngton
Beach ho me at about 2 a.m.
"She had .t great relatto n'ihip
\\1th her parent.,," atd Horrocks.
"That'-. wh) u's really eary,
bccau'c 'he \\-ould alwav call her
parent' " ·
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From A1
v.mcty of specialty hops, about 50
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a 40,000-'>quare-foot Marina
Marke t. Burger said Edward
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third level of the center.
Another feature will tic an
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Michael Jordan holds championship tro-
phy after the Bulls clinched NBA title.
Campbell,
Smith give
Lakers hope
for future
Wendy E. Lane
A Soon• wnw
INOLEWOOD -Magic Jonnson
I isn't had much experience being a
graciou lo er, but he backed off talk of
retirement Wednesday night and
congrntulated Michael Jordan after
hicago' 10 -JOI victory gave the Bulls
the NBA championship.
The takers' trong effort an Game S
dc'lpite the ab ence of two tarters
apparently gave Johnson enough reason
lO hope there's another championship
ring an his future.
"I'm sure I'll be back," he aid.
''Anytime you have n tough season, you
want to come back and be on the other
\ide of it.
"Hopefully. 1t will go our way next
)Car."
The contribution off the bench of
rookies Elden Campbell and Tony Smith,
who combined for 33 poant'i, kept the
Laker an the game until the final
minute . They didn't even cem to miss
Jame Worthy. out wath n sprained ankle,
and Byron Scott, who had a brui cd
!ihoulder.
Scott, who had avcroged onl) .i.s points
in the fanal , and Worthy, who wa
a"eragang almo!lt 20 points o game. .it on
the bench an u11 .
Campbell, who had two poant'I an the
erac and didn't piny an Games I and 4.
cored 21-points in 27 minutes.
"It wa n't a urprise to me," he said of
has 9-for-12 shooting. "I know I'm capable
of contributing to thi team."
Campbell keyed the takers' econd-half
comeback, scoring to points in 12
minute . Smith cored ix of his 12 points
in the quarter while guarding Jordan.
Smith hadn 't scored in the pla)Off and
dad not play in the Final until Game 4.
He averaged only 1.3 minute' an the
We tern Conference final against
Portland and played a total of four
minute an the scric' ogain t Golden
Stnte.
"There was no reason to be nervous,"
Smith aad. "l wa!ln't out there to prove
anythang. We added a httle quackne s to
the lineup"
"I 'm proud of the effort our guys made
tonight, e pccaally the two young guys,
Tony Smith and Elden Campbell," Lakcrs
Coach Mike Dunleavy aid. "They really
See LAKERS,.
CHOC comes
out winner in
charity event
The Children's Ho pital of Orange
County wa the big winner at Sunday'
Newport Harbor Charity Regatta, a oil
entry fee went dircctl) to CHOC
~.,. la'' U v.a
Dic k Krcn1.
The r cc Marted
bct\\etn the We t 1etty
and the B. lboa Pier in
li&ht·tO·moderatc
breczc'i. The tenJy
wmd11 took the Oect on
a 14-male course to
Huntington Uc c.-h and
bnd .. With the ovcr(J\t
burnanil o(t, at wih one
of the prcttie~t r cang
da th1 yc.u.
I he Cl l\ winner
nd O\Crlitll rlcet v.inncr
v. • quccle·U) • alcd
~ Phil R1 hard n and
Car I Kokol. Second
Blue 0 rtcr ti, ailed by
Cl.1 A w1 v.on by Pete John!ltoncf'
h1tdow, corrcctina on the cconJ pl cc
Valcntan1, 'ailed by M ry um pre. David
Stein' lntu1t1t')n pl.a d tharJ.
The orpor11tc Cl · w won by
alcntane, 1t1l1n3• for 1 c•u ol
We tm n ter, wath lntu1t1 n. II n ror
ah 'orthcrn I ru~t. tak1n1 nd
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INGLEWOOO -• The Chicaao Bulls
cJo\Cd the Michael &.
Magic Show after JU t
five episodes Wednc day
night, winning the fir t
NBA champion!lhip in the tcam'i. 25-year
history
M~t Valuable Player Michael Jordan
had 29 points, and hao, .. uppomng cast, led
by Scottie Pippen and John Pa)(son, held
ifs own as the Bulls won, 108-101, to win
the serie' 4-1 .
''Winning ge ts rid of the stigma of a
one-mun tcnm," 'aid Jordan. who al o
had 10 a i b . "We did 1t as a team all
season long.
"I never thought I'd be this emotional.
I've never been tha emotional publicly."
Magic Johnson and an unsung group of
la ken who had to fill in for injured
starters James Worthy and Byron Scott
put up a tough battle, however.
"Their hearts kept them in the game,''
Jordan said of the Lakcrs. "I knew Magic e\cryonc wrong. Now everyone kno"' he
wH not going to &<l down without a can win, too. It'll be great unttl, hopefully.
fight." · the Lakers dethrone them next )'tar."
Although Los Angele played its best Pippen, who had 13 rcboundi., scored
gumc of the set1e oO~nsav~ly, it still ct -a 32 point to become the fir t Bulls P.layer
record for fcwe t poant an a five-game • other than Jordan to lead the team in
f1nal5 series with an avcrase of 91.6. corma in 17 pla)off game . Pa~son
"We played a" hard a v.c could and ured 20 p<.>int , includina five ba)ket m
ga\e 125 percent dton," Johnson said. the final fo ur minutei Chicaco
"But v.e came up a little 'lhort. The Bulls O\crcame a lim deficit.
made every big hot." Johnson had 16 points. 11 rebound
Jordan, who a11eraged 29.8 in the ~nd 20 as i t for the Lakers, one a 1st
f;nals, is the fi rst regular· eason i.coring hort of hi own Finals record Sam
leader since Kareem Abdul-Jabbar of Perkins had 22 points and rool.:ie re ef'\e
Milwaukee an 1971 to play on the center Elden Campbell 21 for Lo.
champiomhip team. I le joined the Bull An&ele • nine more than hi previou\ he t
in 1984. a ft pro.
"This has been a e\ien -year truggle,"
Jordan saad "We tarted from SCl'atch. I
\Ov.ed we'd make the playoffs Cltt!f) )Car
nnd each year v.c got clo er 11 alw~ had
faith I'd get this nng one day."
"When I congratulated ham in the
locker room, )OU could cc the tears in
hi eyes," Johnson aid of Jordan . "It's a
great memory for him. He proved
The Laker trailed by a many as eight
point in the ccond half before rallying
to lead 88· 6 after four con ecuta\c point
by Perkin . He Wa.!I then called for u
nagrant foul on Pippen. who made tv.o
free throw before Jprdan Migglcd
through the Laker Cor a layup thdt put
Chicago an front 90-88.
Fave traight points put Los Angele
Hlld1 SChool Athletes Of the Ynr
108-101
ahead 93.90 before Pippcn's 3-pomter
tied the ore for the 10th time in the
half. und Pu on followed with
consccuti\'C jumpers, the llth lead chuaae
of the half.
He later had a layup and tv.o more
1umpcr u the Bull pulled away and
amprO\ied their playoff record to lS-2,
matching Detroit for the best posueason
performance incc the current lonnat
tarted in 19 4. The Bulls allowed jtAt
92 2 point per game in the playoff1,
breaking Detroit' rf cord of 92.9 in 1989.
Chicago held its opponents under 100
poants in 14 of 17 po 1 e1hon game .
The Laker arc the fir t team in Final
histol') to l<he fi\oc con ecuti\c home
games. The> lo t the IJ\l tv.o game of
the 19 9 champ1on1;h1p series to Detroit
at the Forum. r . The Ea tern Conference repr~scntatavc
in the Final ha now won eight
consecu11ve road game!). In addiuon to
Detroit's two wan!> an 19 9 and Chicago's
See BULLS,.
Colta MBBI llg/l'B MllltlllllB Mater Oei H/g/1'1 Monarchs
A three-s port letterman , he
excelled as the Mustangs'
quarterback last season,
throwing for 1,226 yards
and 10 touchdowns . On
defense , he made a key
pass interception which
sealed a victory against
Trabuco Hills. In track, he
won the Pacific Coast
League high jump and he
was also a part-time
starter in basketball .
Rlcbll Wll'd
A team captain
basketball team
on the
which
runner-up in the
Coast League ,
finished
Pacific
Ward , a forward/guard ,
was first team all-league
her junior and senior years ,
as well as earning all-CIF
second-team laurels those
two years. A member of
the honor roll at school ,
she has signed to attend
Ca l State Northridge.
Rick Elll
Ellis A three-sport star,
won the $2 ,500 Dick
Coury Scholarship for
excellence on and off the
field . An Orange County
All-Star as a receiver, he
amassed 7 48 rece iving
yards and five TDs . He
was on CIF 2-A 400-meter
relay champion m track
and hit .321 with seven
sto le n bases as the
Monarchs leadoff hitter.
Mlllll McDo.11111
A versatile track and field
star, she was also an
All-Orange Coast Area
selection in basketball . She
finished fourth in the state
triple jump, after recording
second-place CIF 2-A
finishes in high jump and
triple jump. She was third
in 2-A long jump. She
averaged a team-high 14
points as a senior and was
twice the varsity captain.
Milwaukee bids a quick adios to Fernando
Valenzuela can't
get out of second
inning in 8-0 loss
By Richard Dunn
Olll'IQt Coast Oe"Y Pllo4
ANA H E IM
There wn u true he tn
flavor Wcdnc~day
afternoon at Anuhcam
Stadium. but the one
C\Cr)bo<l cumc to \CC,
Fernnndo Valenzucl1,
didn't ~t.•) nt the part
long.
Ma be Juli> Cc r Cha\el ~houM
h.1 .. c tall.en n 'hot t pitching.
W1nnin1 thi fight ant.I endina
Vl\lenLucl 10 the canva wa' Milw3ukec
left hnndcr fed H11ucr1, a fcllo'
countrymltn from Moico, v.:ho c
Brewer poun!Jcd the nacl\, ·O,
·before 32,.S 15 qu1c1 fon•>.
Chavu, ho dropped b
p.ini ip te tn the pre·aamc f IMt1e
v.ith the two Mexican hurlers, a
I p adcd an ar Hiaucra fired i~
c in only hi third tart of the wason
ince com1n oU the d1 ahlcd Ii t May
with a haht tear in h1 left rotator cuff.
V•lc:n1ucl1, who dcsc:nMd his per·
tormancc a "temhlc," squartd off Jchut) '' th t I tarted u ing brc kin
&•in t Uiauera for the fint time tn h · balls anll rewball and th hitters re
12·1! r c.arccr. nc\'Cr n mg.'' V1ltntucl1 aid • fhc".
•Really, the on1y dtftcrcncc (bet en w r guod pit he for me. but the h1ttcri
1h game and I t Frtd•y 1n hu Anatl d1dn•1 ch them ..
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NEW YORK -The National said Wcdnelday
1t was halting an ambitious 17-month effort to
become the nation's first all-sports daily
newspaper, buried under punishing losses and
dogged by problems in attracting paying
customers.
The newspaper, controlled by Mexican media
baron Emilio Azcarraga, said it would cease
publication with 1oday's i ue. The final edilion
carried the banner headline, "WE HAD A
BALL" with "The fa t lady sings for us," written
underneath.
"We were just losing too much money," Frank
Deford, lhe editor and publisher, said moments
after breaking the news lo a stunned staff at
about 3 p.m. EST Wedne day.
He said the newspaper lost about $100 million.
that was about as much as it had been r~rted
Azcarraga wa\ prepared to spend over tlil five
year~ that .it was expected to take to become
profitable.
The owner, who controls a television network in
Mexico, shunned interviews throughout lhe brief
life of The National and was unavailable
Wednesday to comment on its demise.
"If we were losing money and could see a
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turnaround that would be one thins;" Deford 11id.
." ... But we were 1tarin1 into the face of months
and ~ ibly ycan of no improvement."
"But I don't think thore is a single person on
this newspaper who doesn't think that Mr.
Azcarraga didn't go the eX1ra mile, and then more
mile , to keep it alive," he said.
There had been reports earlier this year that
Azcarraga hnd reviewed the paper's prospect and
decided 10 pre aheod for another year.
As n result, 1he news of the shutdown came as a
-'ihock to the stafr. which included about 160
cdttorinl 'itn((cr!I and another 100 businei:."<
employee<1.
The Na11onnl mRde a 'plashy debut on Jan. 31,
1990. after reportedly spending lavishly to attract
a staff of bi~·namc columni t and reporters.
Deford htm elf ended a long career with Sport'
Illustrated to JOIO Azcarraga and fellow Princeton
nlumnu Peter Price to create a national sports
paper similar to tho c popular in Europe and
South America.
Cl'itics warned, however, that casual sporis fans
alreodv 2ets the ~porls information they want from
trouble than expected in getting the paper
distributed.
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NEW YORK -Howard Co ell said he . was
recovering from Monday's three-hour operation
for removal of a malignant lumor from his chest.
"This is Howard Cosell," the celebrated
announcer told the New York Times in today's
editions. "I'm fine ."
Coscll, 73, was ho pitalized under a pseudonym
at Mount Sinai Hospital and was released on
Tuesday.
"I'll be fine," Cosell said. "No problem."
A brief statement issued by Coscll's family on
Wedne day said he was resting comfortably at
home after "a minor surgical procedure" to
remove a "small chest tumor," and that he would
~oon begin treatment and the prognosis wns
excellent.
co .. ell, noted 11!1 a boxing announcer and as a
member of the team that called Monday night
NFL games, is currently an ABC radio announcer
.rnd author.
He recently co-authored a book entitled
"What's Wrong With Sports?" with Shelby
Whi tfield, ~port' director for ABC Radio.
Cmcll 1' pcrhap be\t 1-.nown as the man "who
tell' 11 ltl-.e 11 1, .. regardlc" of the fallout.
"I ncH·r sacrificed truth tn the name of
fncnd,h1p,"0 he 1n!.1'lted.
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"He'1 ~t. Jeck. We lnetlllled It upelde down."
Gadneau'1 KO won't be probed
RI CH MOND , Va. Mark
Gnstineau's quick knockottl of n ~...,.
profesi.ional wrestler-turned-boxer
appeared legitimate and will not be
inve tigated by the Virginia Athletic Board, the
state's bo~ing commissioner said Wednesday.
Doug Denver!> disputed a report in The
National sports daily that the board planned to
look into a 12· econd knockout by 1he former
New York Jet\ dcfen ive end over Derrick Dukes
la t Saturda) ntghl.·
"I plan 10 try tu call Dukes today and get his
idc of the i:.tory, and that will probably be the
end of tt," Beavers aid in a lelephone interview.
The Na11onal 'aid earlier this week that Duke
told a reporter he took a dive. Duke later told
the Roanoke Times & World-News that the
report \\US "o he."
Beavers c;a1d Rick Parker, the fight promoter,
shared with him n tran,cript of a phone
convcrstttion wtth Duke.s and the fighter's
mnnager in which Duke~ "emphatica lly denied"
saying he took a dive.
Beavero; said he had no reason 10 disbelieve
cilher lhe new paper or Oukc!I.
"But if anyone was going to take a dive, why
would they be \tup1d enough to tell u reporter?"
Deaver ·aid. "I find 11 hard to belteve that with a
fighl thal wa<; going lo draw publicity anyone
would be stupid enough to do that.
"And the one thrng you can't get around i the
kid W8'1 htl."
COLUMBIA. S.C. -IP AnlOneo -.... -SP'lfl Coldl Larry lfOl#ft said after meetittl with Soutl• C.rolina officials ____ _
about the lehool'• ~ job, he is
still interested. He llld. llowcwr, no job offer .at
made.
"We talked aboul my Jituation and about SOuth
Carolina. hut we did not set down to reaJ spedfic
propo1als," Brown uid after re1uming to San
Antonio early Wednesday. ''We discuped some
finances, they told me what the job pays, but I ·~~
don't know where they arc in the overall procea
M •.mt l•ll1r1 ••Ill
A paternity 'iuit against Wa~hington -9111111!--
Red kin wide recci\ter Ricky Sanders ~
that order him 10 pay $10,000 per ~
month to :iupron a child was upheld ----
Wcdnc day by a tate apptals court in Austin,
Tc)las
Sanders' attorney, Jame Farris1 said the
football player wb seeking a settlement in the
case, but that the court's decision may be
appealed to the Texas Supreme Court.
ln January 1990, a Travis County trial court
ruled that ·sander was the father of a girl born to
Catherine Michelle Bumgardner of Austin.
fn other sports new Wedne day:
• Lawye rs for Reggie Rembert enlercd an
innocent plea in Covinglon, Ky. on behalf of the
Cincinna11 Bengals receiver, charged with driving
under 1he inOuence of alcohol and other
violations. Kenlon District Court Judge William
Schmaedecke scheduled a July 3 I trial for
Rembert, who also 1 charged with reckle ~ driving
and having no operator\ license.
•Penn State's football cries ugai nst Ea:itern
opponents arc a thing of the past, athletic director
Jame Tarman said after canceling a six-game
seric with Virginia Tech. The Lions' move to the
Dag Ten and the creation of the Big East football
conference prevented the teams from finding
compatible playing dales.
•The Atlantic Con t Conference would pursue
another conference for an early season basketball
challenge 1f the Big East pull out of the current
arrangement, a league spokesman said.
-Ftom Th~ Associated Pres$
Quote or the day
Larry Ander tn, San Diego pitcher. about
walks: "lf lhey call strikes in (the AL) like
they do here, (Rickey Henderson) is not even
close to the tolen base record. You lhrow
the ball wi th in four inches of the plale and
he jumps back and they call it a ball.
Umpire\ won't call an tn<1ide pitch tn thal
lcoguc."
Ryan shows he's truly back after
spending time on disabled list
Six-hit shutout is
his first win since
seventh no-hitter
By Charles Richards
Associa•ed Press Wntrr
l\RLINOTON, 1 C'<a -Nolan
Ryan and the le\a'> Rangers are
back on 1he amc wavelength -
Rya n p1tche~ a complete game, 1he
Rangers wm
The Ranger'>. b.1cked by Ryan's
1x--h1tter, broke an eight-game
lo~mg lrenk Tuc1,day 01ght ~ith a
2·0 victory over the Chtca~o While
Sox. lt was the fir<;t complete game
by a Texas pitcher \Ince Ryan's
\cventh career no·h1ttcr on May I.
It also wa Ryan\ ftr,t v1ctOf)
\111ce then.
"You\.e got to block that out,"'
\Jtd Ryun. ,.,.ho \\:JS on the
d1.,ablcd lt~t when the Ran~ers
won a club-record I 4 games an a
row before their lu.,mg ~treak.
"r vcn though I htu.ln"t won, I fell
hkc I had hccn pretty coni.ic;tc nt. I
JU\t hadn't hall 11 lot of run') to
wnrl-. with. nnd ( "-3' on the
d1saMcd la t for 15 day' w11h arm
trouble "
. -11. wa the winning 'itrc ak that
earned the R1tnger~ from 'iU<th to
fir~t in the American League We t
ln't month, bul they lo t 11 of the
nc~t 12 before R)nn came to t.he
re~uc.
Ryan truck out 10 and w l~cd
one in pitchin his 61 t career
hutout and recording hi'> 306th
vi IOt)'.
Teien Man11 er Bohby Volentine
\aid he couldn't fault hi ~tarter
tor lhc lo ing trcak.
"I think of the ha t 10 gnmc., or o. I'd totkt 'iCYCn or Ct ht or thO\C
'tar I\ C\CI) do~ of the wee~."
Valcn11nc: ut1d hdorc R-,.;in·,
outing. In fuct , the Ringer
'lttmcr did not pit~h that well
durrna the winning '''c"k .ind
were hailed out hy the hiller' and
rclic\c:r:-..
It Will defense und hitt in& 1ha1
failed 1hc Ran er during the
lo ina trcak. While Rafael
P1lmciro, Julio 1-r nco, Ruben
S1~rr11 and Juan GonLalcL led an
au. l lh:tt avcra cd eight run per
game dunn the winntn& trcak,
the fourM>mo v.cnl into D collcctwc
June woon.
In 1Jd1110n. Fran o committed
four error 1n a four·da pan to
11 fot the le u le ,1 fo1 m t
1:rnlH1 h b c nd h. cm n, nd
,1flcr going ca 'n without u
~~
Nolan Ryan h lpcd Tc)(,lS brl'clk cln rlght·gamc losing ~tr ak. by blank·
mg Chir.1 o Tu day, his fir~t win ~tncP his ~venth.no-tutter M<iy 1
'inglc error, Stcrrn dropped a Oy
1n rtghl field Ihm .lllO"NCd both ol
( h1c.1 ..,. run to ore 1n c~tra
inning Mond.1y night.
Gon11le1 and Kevin Reimer
nl o tommittcd costly error in the
outfield that c nlrthulcl.I to I
"llow do )OU e'pllun ""innina I~
1n a row niJ then los1n1 e11ht?
You don't," Ranacr outftcldcr
Gary Pcltt:i aid, .. When things
aren't going well, you hive tend·
cn'-1 I tcr ' n 1n the g rnc tu le k
h't 1 brc1k to tr u b k 111 th
g11mc.
"When thina re goina well.
)'llU tend to create your own
i1u lion , e pccially when 1uy arc
hittin& the ball I\ well I Our IU)'
ha\c been.
"Lately. it ccmcd e\tCtylime th
b II w11 hit well, there wa
O"mconc witting on the other end
of lhc hnc. When we were goin
well. tho e ball were alwayt hit
But that' the na ture of the 11mc.
You ha-.e tD lake the good with
the hzut "
On I ue d~h. the R and
Rynn were ood .
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conapelf"I for 1 S5JOO cllh purse
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hu.nm Yndlnka. ~ ~ •1bc_.Slidcr1·~ and.u
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Weber, M.icMy Dora, Georac
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Trent, Bob Sirmnou. Pete
Pcter10n, and Hoppy SwartL
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1111
Surfing
ProlAm on the uth 1de or the
pi(t.
It 111 kick off at 7:30 a.m.
S;aturday and continues through
the p:irty late Sunday night.
also marb chc return of the Katin
team ch11lcnp, an whlch
seven-min team1 compete.for the
perpetual Kanva' ~ Katin
Memorial team trophy.
In the Men's, top contenders
include IHI year's champion and
recent Flojos Prof Am runner-up
Joey Hawkins of Huntington
Beach. Joel Tudor of San D1eso
(second place to world champion
Nat Young at the ASP tife' A
Beach Cla ..... ic la~t 11ummer), Sanrn
Cruz legend ''Wing Nut", the
famou~ Pa'>kowttz brother and a
ho11t of other,, includina ome
TheMaa1n~
competluoa it just • ..,, • last
ye r'i champlOll o.11 Dabloll Pl
ut 11 wuh le1enda David Nuu1hw1 ,
t lcrb c Fletcher and 8111 Sacwan.
pon or for this year·~ event
include Don Kott ford. w,)(xi) \
Dane r , K1tnv1~ h) Katin,
A'trodeck, Banana Boat, Doctor
Dina. Hobie Optics. KODJ Radio,
lbinbow Sandals, Robert Auaust.
Spttnners, Victory Wet u1ti.,
Wt1terfront Hilton, Wind ttn' Sea
Surfboard and Zoss's.
fhc luau ~•II take place by the
• pool at the nc~ Huntington Beach
Inn (21112 Pacific Coast Hiahway
in Huntington Beach) from S-10
p.m. and feature live
entertainment t>y a Polynesian
dance troupe, surf rock dance
11draea ire S2S per person, SU
for Lonpard and Woodie
compclltor Call (714) 960-34 3
for R.S V.P.' . All proceed will
benefit the museum.
0
Over 50 woodie (the surfing
mobile of the SO'\ and 6C>'~) will t>e
exh1b1tcd ju t north of the pier·
from JO a.m. to 4 p.m. on
Saturday. Every ~pccie , color and
style of ¥.oodie e-.er made .... m be
there, ~don't mi\s 111
In ide the mu cum, the new
"Surfing'o; Hall of f"ume" eith1bit •
will honor the original 12 surfer
inducted to the lntetnational
Surfi ng Hall of fame. The initial
10 first inducted in 1966 include;
Fl'lllno ltatB ,,.,,,,,,, Big WllBt to Join WAC in '92
By Joe Bigham
Asspcmed Pren Wl'llef
FRESNO -Fre no State moved to "a
higher level of compe tition" in college sports
by joining the Western Athletic Confe rence
Wednesday after on unexpectedly quick
courtship.
Fre no St ate had expre~sed intcre tcd in the
WAC fo r severnl years but had not been
negotiating for member hip, athletic director
Gary Cunn ingham aid
Thus, Cunningham wa ''totally surpri ed"
when the invitation came Monday. but the
\Chool\ odmin1<1trat1on wa quick to accept the
offer.
"We were prep.ired to 11ay 'ye ' 1f the terms
"ere right, and the terms arc right,"
Cunningham ~aid at a ne"'i conference
"cry strong, broad-ba cd /rogram, a proven
program, good facilities an good fans."
Officials at Fresno tate had fe.ired the
school might lose Div1!11tm IA stutus in football
becou!>c several other programs are financiaDy
!>huky in their current conference, the Big
West.
"This presents to our athletic people a new
challenge, a higher level of competition,"
Cunningh m said.
The Bulldog have won four Big West
football champion hip and fou r California
Bowl'! an their home tadium O\ICr the past
nine year . In bn'lketball, they won the
N::iuonal ln\.1t:lt1on Tourn:iment 1n 1983, and
the baseball team 1' a perennial power,
.1dv.inc.:1ng to the College World Series in 1988
and this pnng.
chairwoman of the Council of Pre'i1de nt . The
vote to offer member hip to Fre'lno State was
unanimous amon~ pre idents of WAC school•
du ring o meeti ng an Durango, Colo.
Fre~no State president Dr. Harold Haak
&aid by telephone from Barce lona, Spain that
WAC member hi p "ensure\ a stable Division
IA home fo r all Fresno State sports and offer
a tuture competitive challenge to the
Bulldog .". ·
The Bulldogs wall compete in all 21 port
the WAC offers -11 men's and 10 women's.
Dr. Albert Yates, Colorado State prc\ident
and the council' incomina chairman, said
Fresno' membership specifically will aid the
WAC women's programo;
l'wo additional surfen, Tom
Blake and Dale VclKy, )9mcd the
Hall in 1967.
Additional Hall of Fame award
recipient incl uded 1 eRoy Grannis.
fo r his surfing photography and
Bruce Brown for hi urf
production~. All selection were
made by the lnternation11I
Congress of urfer • made up or
• I
.mor.e.ihaJi ISO~ woddtWlcll
1bc Hunti"llOft Bcadl
lntcraeaionaJ. S..rfi• M•e-•
locate49 1t •l l Ohvc • dowatowa
Hunt1n11on Beach, two baocb
inland from the pier betvwcen Main
and .Sth trcc:ts.
Fur 1nfo rm11t1on about the
museum or ho'l4' to donate
ar11facts, phone (714) 960·~83.
The> arc a non-profit organization
ru n cnurcl) by voluntecn.
Uo_wl Tltt Is •11 ~ COlllt
Dally Pilot totftspondeal 9'fNH
••rfllll tola•n ·~•n ~ llJunday.
California's
most unique
men's casual
wear store
continues
the fashion
adventure
He added th.ll making Frc no State the
conference's 10th member, effective July 1992,
will be good fo r both the school and the
league.
The \\Omen's 'ohball t~.11n has been runner·
up for the national championship four tames in
th e pa t decade
"Fre no State is a !>trong anst1tut1on, both
11eadem1cally and athle11cal1). and it addition
1s a significant tep for the WAC," !>aid Dr.
Diana Natahcio, Texas-f:.I Pa o preside nt and
"Fresno ... ha one of the nation's premier
women's programs, and It addition i a major
boo t to the growth of "Omen' athletics in the
conference," Yate aid
WAC comm1 1oner Joe Kearney said addtng
Fre no also will gave the conference more
Oexibilit} in scheduling for all sport .
at-ease .
"What at ha' to offer u\ 1~ stab1li t) or
program\ and greater exposure of our
program," Cunningham aid . "We offer them a
RICHARDSON
From B1
Valentine won the
All-Female-Crewed Cla\S, with
Earl of Tasm:101a, \111lcd by Julia
Dull:ira, i.ccond.
0 The B.ilboa Yacht Club ailed
'" founh race of the "66 Serie'"
Saturd.ly
1 he 20.4-mak 1 "'cn ty ... .11hom
Buo~ race was m:irkcd by light
vari.1ble wtnd!I. a all boat barcl)
beat the fina .. h1ng deadline
Beginning "llh a one-male beat
1 to weather. the neet cr:icked off to
a mnc-m1le he ad ... ai l reach to the
buoy. Rounding the mark, the
ere"' ct . pinn:ikcr for the long,
but ca11y, 10-milc ru n home. The
parade of multicolored chutes gave
benchgocn a spectacular backdrop
to brighten up the gray overca t
kies.
Brinn Mock ailed the da rk
blue-hulled 12-Mcter ()efender to
first pince in Cla'!I A. But it
corrected out to third place.
1 he red-hulled Wang. , kippered
by Rick Manuck (BYC), claimed
second, with Jeff Farwell'" Curcor
(NHYC) tnktng top honors
Paul and Laura Sharp of the
· Oah11 Connthian Yach t Club
guided the blue hulled ocean going
dingy, S~1doo, to an ca y victory in
Cla s B Jean Franco•" Albert
piloted 34 tar.it (Lido I le Yacht
Club) to 111econd_pl.1cc, while
Sorcerer, ..ailed hy Dcnnrs Rmcnc
(South Shore \ncht Club BCYC).
wound up third
Amorou\, led b> Chud Mollttnd
(BCYC) fm1 hed fi rst in Cla C,
whi le also taking top honor in
Oeet. John"tone's Shadow finished
ccond and Dick Brow n'& Bullet
(BCYC).
Tres Gordo, niled by Tom
Purcell (BYC), won Cla"s D, while
Pus ycat, ailed by John Szalay
(VYC), was second. 8 111 Worsham
(VYCIBCYC) hung in for third.
0
The Newport Beach Harbor
Champion hip Serie has now
completed four o ( 11 12 race . The
nel(t e"ent i unday' Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club' Angelman
No. 4. The leadma yachts and
1kippcn for the season arc as
Col lows: ·
1 Amorou (Chuck Holland ),
88; 2 Cursor (Jdf Pa~ell). 6; 3.
Sorcerer (Dennis R enc), 82; 4.
(tic) Jiffy Too (Woo<b/Kerrig1n),
Pu ycat (John ialay), 81; 6.
Skidoo (Paul a.id Laura Sharp),
77; 7. (tic) Bullet (Dick Brown),
tickety Split (Degenhardt), 73; 9.
Ra~al (Dick Hayden), 69; 10.
Shadow (Pete John tone); 11.
quec.te·Byc (Richardon/ Kokol),
.56: 12 214 Carat (J.F. Alt"lcrt). S4;
13 Tre\ Gor.Jo (Purcell/Price), 47;
11 14. D fender (Brian Mock), 46; ~ IS Ka ~h1na (Gerald MaJ i an), .as.
o Pltll Rkh1rd on' bolttln1
~ riJIMMn •P~•r:t In th Orin,.
oa t 1>•11 Pf lot twry 1 tu1rsd•1'·
u Phoenix deal Young
b; 1 liMPl~ rit. -I he tthoc:hl11
t rdmal~. m1kin1 their cond
0 deal in '" • • tradeJ free rcty
rl Lonn Young to the New York
J ·t~ for an und1 k»cd future drart
b pt(k on WcdncsJ1y.
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-The Pltt$burah
Pirates haven't
given Doug
Drabek much
offensive support
in his last two
ii:tarts -but, oh, that dtrcnsc.
Drabek again flashed his Cy
Youn$ Award form, allowing one
ru n in seven innings as the
.Pi1tsburgh Pirates bc•t the Los
;Angeles Dodgers, 2-t , Wednesday
l!igh1 in the first game this season
bctv.·ccn the two National League
division leaders.
· Helped by a Dodger
baserunning blu nder, a rare
Tittsburgh double play and some
.rally-s topping defense, Drabek (5·
?) continued his comeback from a
J-fi start by winninJ his third in a
TOW and hi~ fourth in five
i.tcc1sions.
• "I can th ink of fou r key
dcfcn\1ve plays !hey made ... and
ihat kcl·p~ vou in ballgames," said
~Jr,1hck. "'h.Cl has al1ov.·ed two runs
1n h" l,1\l h.iur ~tan:..
: '"\\hen \ou're p1lch1ng to a
1111l'UP \~llh .thrcc or four guys who
{-.111 \..noc\.. it oul. you like the
rh.1lh;n~c. hu1 you .1l!>O !Ike having
;1 µ1Nd dcfcu'c heh1nd you "
])r,1h~\.. h;1, ;1!1owcd J 7 h11s Hl 14
1n111ng' hut onl~ ont· run in his lasl
lwo l"ltl\rt , lh.anks mostly to
Pnlsbura,h's defense.
The Piralcs turned • succession
or highlia:ht film·typc pla_)'$ ror him
las1 Friday as they beat San Diego,
1-0, despite 13 Padres' hit&. _
"Early on (1hls season), I'd get
behind In 1he count, walk It baller,
give up o hit and somebody would
hh it o ut, and all of a sudden
you're behind 4·0,'' Drabek said.
"I'm geuina a lot more first·
pilch inrikcs and getting ahead of
the hitters, and that help$ out the
defense.''
Orlo.ndo Merced's two-out 5ingle
and Jay Be(l's triple scored
Pittsburgh run~ in t he third against
Mike Morgan (6-5), who is O·S
life1inle t'lgainst the Pir1ues and has
a 6.46 ERA \I'\ Three Rivers
S1adium .
Drabek, 'Who allowed ol'\ty a solo
homer 10 Kai Daniels in the
rourth, has given up two earned
runs in his last 32 lnning! to lower
his ERA 10 11 season's low 2.78.
He has surrendered eighl run~
in his: last 46 innings t1nd hasn't
allowed more than one earned run
in his last four starls.
Daniels' homer -his seventh of
the season and third in his las1
four games -was the firSt in 38
innings off Drabek, who was ().3
this season when allowing a
homer.
The Dodgers wasted excellent
Ooo9ers schedule
·scoring oppor_1uni1ies in tbe sixth
and seventh.
Eddie Murrsy doubled wilh fwo
out In the sixth and Oanlels
singled, but Murray ran through
third-base coach Joe Amalfitano's
l'itOp sign and riJhl fielder Bobby
Sonilla's threw him out by IS feet.
ln the seventh. Mike Scioscia
and Alfredo Griffin singled with
one out, but pinch hitter Chtis
Gwynn grounded into a double
play, only the second turned by
Pittsburgh in the last eight games.
The Pirates arc last in the majors
with 31 double ploys.
"Those are the plays that make
1he difference between winning
and losing." Pirates Manager Jim
Leyland said. "You turn the
double play lhere, you win. You
~on't turn it, you probably lose :·
"\Ve had our ch1,1nces but we
couldn't do ii," Dodgers Manager
Ton1nl)' Lasorda said , "You gc1 a.
big hi! there. you win the game.
!-le (Drabek) got us out when he
Record 1,600 players selected in draft
NE\.V "l'OH.K -A record 1,600 players were
'l'lec1cd 111 96 rC1und~ of Ja~r week's free agent draft,
1n<1.JOf lc:.iguc ha!>eball 'aid \Vedncsday.
Qf the 1,600 player!> \CleCttd, 670 Or 42 percent
were .from high schools. 598 or 37 percent were from
collegei., 329 or 21 percent \\ere from junior colleges
and three were from other ca1cgoric~. • !'he nun1hcr of Player~ drafted broke !he rcc!'rd of
\ .48R !>Cl tn 1988. l 'hc record for most rounds is 101 ,
.,cl la~l vcar
1·~11 the \CConJ consecutive year, the Houston
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I .111" \\11h ~I
The most popular po~ition was right-handed
p1t<;hcr \Yith 517 chosen. Next came 357 outfielders,
2f:3 infielders, 202 left-handed pi1chcrs. 158 catchers
:1ni.J 82 first bast'men.
('Ahforni;i supphed .145 players, Floridfl 175, Texas
123. lndiann 68 and Oklaho1na 45. 1 -Hy• Thr A.Ss{J('/11ttd Prts;,
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Broll Buller lined 1 shot down
1he: left-ncld line to stan 1he ninth,
bu1 wa1 held at first when Barry
Bonds quiclcly fielded the ball.
Lenny Harris bunted hfm up.
bu1 Bill Landrum replaced Bob
PalleMn and retired pinch-hitters
Stan Javier and Gary Caner to
end the game.
"I keep harping on it, but Barry
Bond is 1hc best defensive' left
fielder I've eves: seen. Pc.riod,"
Leyland said. "With anybody else,
lhat's probably a double . and
m&r,be a triple."
' Defensively, they're ju:il a great
baJlclub," Butler Said. "If he
bobbles it, l probably try to go 10
second. but l still like n1y chanc:e1
a1 firs1 btisc and those 1uys comi ng
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Pittsburgh's Jose Lind steals second as shortstop Alfredo Cjffin of the
Dodgers eyC'S ball during third inning of Wednesday's game.
ANGRS
From 81
"1"'hey were looking for 1ha1
screwbuU," said Vulenzuela, who
walked three, gave up Ci\'e hits and
was charged 'A'ilh rive earned runs.
"I need 10 11nd my loc11tion
bcuer. Right now. I fee.I bad
(about) this gR111e. I was nlaking
good pitches tod<ty, but they just
weren't chasing them and that's
what surprised me because that's
the way my stuff is."
Valenzuela, 0-2 with 11 12.15
ERA afler his first IWO American
League starts, was scheduled to
fa ce Higuera 111~1 March 17 in ~loni'crrC). Mexico during a two·
g:1mc e;ichibh1on between the
Dodgers and 1he Brewers. tout
ll1gu era "!i ~houldcr in1u1y
prevented hun fron1 p1tl·hing.
This li me. though, Higuera wt1'
health)' a) he recorded his I ,OOOth
career !>lr1 keout against Wally
Joyner in the third inning and
punched out tO·or-n1ore for 1hc
16th 1ime in his .. urecr.
"He had fl liule trouble u couple or tin1cs and got out of (l"'O)
Angels schedule
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1ams," Valenzuela said of Higuera.
"l·le had command or all his
pitches."
1-tiguera, who won his firs! game
of the season. gave up four hits
and struck out 10, In the second
i1\ning, the Angels had runners on
fhs1 and second with nobody out,
hut J.liguera walked away
unscathed, striking out Ron
Tingle)' ·and Max Venable to end
the threat.
In 1he fourth. the Angels had
second nnd 1hird with nobody out,
but 11gnin 1-liguera worked oul of it
by striking Oul 1he side.
.. He got tougher as the g11mc
11.en1 on." Milwaukee Managct
1·on1 ·rrehclhorn said,
Valenzuela, v>'110 made only 48
pitches (24 halls and 24 s1rikes),
was wondering why anybody
wanted to 1alk 10 him. "I don't
know why you're waiting for me
(because) l didn'I do anything," he
stud 10 the ovcrllo\\• of media
members.
"I'm really disappointed in 1he
way things turned out. Warming
up in the bullpen, I felt it was my
day, but I star1ed getting behind
the hitters and that's it."
Milwaukee leado'ff man Paul
Molilor singled 10 o~n the game
and eventually came around to
score on Dante Bichette's sacrifice
fly, but the Brewers added four
runs in the second -Molitor's
two-run ho mer was the big blow
-and knocked out Valenzuela.
"1"'he key for him is his other
pitches," said Tingley, filling in for
Unce Parrish behind the dish, "If
he gets his curvcball over, then ev~rything comes together and you
can just show the fastball.
··11 was a reeling out process for
me. He know~ what he wants to
do."
Angry AL refuses to vote on candidates
By Ronald Blum
A.P Soons Wntef
SANTA MONICA -The American League, still
angry uvcr last week's decision on lhe division o f
expansion 1noncy, refu~ed Wednesdey to t(tke a final
\Ole un nominee' Denver 11nd f\.iil\m1 over a hangup
o n ho"" the new club~ will drafl players.
Vincent decided last week 1ha1 AL teams will gel
S42 million of the $190 million in expansion fees and
!hat all major le ague tcan1s would contribute three
pl11ycrs each to the expansion pool.
rhc eight-mun majo1 league ownership comn1ittcc
unan1n1oui.ly rccornmcndcd approval earlier in lhe
day and the National League ov,.ners also voiced
unanin10u) approval in 11 straw vo1e.
AL pre~1dent Uobby Dr0\40 sa11J hi) league \4'as
unprepared to \'Ole now, but he expected 1he owners
would approve Den, er and i\1iarrii wilhin 30 days.
1 he d1ffcrcncei. bct11.een the leaguei. were
fughlighted ""'hen Drown appeared alone al a news
conference. "·hile comnii~sioner Fay Vincent and
llcputy comn1isi.ioncr Stephen Grcenbcrj appeared
\:Her with Pillsburgh Pira1c · chnirman Doug.las
Danforth. head of rhe NL expa115ion committee.
"1"hcrc are :i numhC'r of American League clubs
thnt weren't thrilled \\lllt the allocation of money,"
Vincent ~aid. "'"rhcy'rc unhoppy. 1'hcy will get over
11 :·
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r«H d9ck tPOlfet. $571/mo. lltaM. COii
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Oakland general manager Sandy Alderson said he
believed 1he AL should reject lhc $42 million ii
would ge1 from c:cpansion and not contribute players
to the talent pool. but Vincent said the decision was
final .
·•1t ·s not worth it," Alderson said. "You gel S3
nlillion and look at ""hilt )'Ou'rc giving up. It takes
about S2 million to deve lop 1he average major league
player."
California Angels president Richard Brown
appeared to agree wi1h AlderM>n's thinking.
"I 'A'Ould n'I want 10 give up 1hree of our 1op 22
players for SJ million." he said.
"The word is that the Americnn League wan1s a
linle more time, which is obviously disappoinling to
us," Mianli O'A·ncr H. W;iync Huizenga said. "But on
1hc good side, the o.,.,·ncrship commiuee did give
unanimous approval today. And so I think h's getting
a step closer every day as we wait, "
Dravecky's arm
to be amputated
SAN FR;\N ISCO -Parmer
Sun Frnnc i~co pitcher Oilve
Dnt,ccky will have his leri arm
an1puta1cd next ·rucsday 10
allcv1a1c chronic infection 8nd
ncnc d:unage in the arm. lhe
Giants unnounced on Wednesday.
!"he surgery will he performed·
next ruesday 1H Memorial Sloan
Kettering Cancer Ce111er In New
Yntk,
For Jutt S20 we'll run your 1 x2\t" ad In our aut·
motlw HCtlon, wttti t picture ot your car, for 3 c:on-
teeutlw Saturdlyt. Copy mu1t be tubmftted by
Wed.
Oravccky, )j, the author of one
of hasebal\'s area\ comeback
s1orie-., has undcraone three
previous opcntions to remove
canccrou~ 1umor1 from \he 1rm,
mos1 recently in M"Y 1990.
"II i likely 1hot the c1ne:cr has
rcc11rred in Dave's arm," said Dr.
Murr•)' llrennnn, who will perform
the !lurgery which is 10 rclnO\"C the
tr1n 111 lhc houldcr. Brennan said
1hc 1rca1men1 will relieve 1he p1in
Dravccky h.as been ~perienclnl in
recent week.~ nnd Is required b)' •
recurring 5taph tnfection.
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sprend b<yond 1hc arm.
.. M)' "lfc, Jan, ind I are •t
peac-c rlaJ1t now.'' Dravecky \tid.
"\\'e know tha\ 1here 11 1 reaJOn
for cvct)1hing, This Is fQr the best.
Ufc p nn. My pl i to be b1tk
on the lcC1ure c rcull by mki.J\aly,
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By lt>b Green
AJ> W•ll•
(){ASK.A. Minn. -The image
t!> ct<:hc<l in memo!) -the u ually ,tai~ Hale Irwin rnmping nro\lnd
the grcrn, joyfully ... 1.1pping high·
hvet '"ith ;. startled iallery.
lt\loiin was propelled into the
impromptu victory lap - o
romplc1el> out ot character for 1hc
t1ghtl~ con \rollcJ Irwin -b)' an
:tcr )·the·grecn. la,t·hole hird1e
put\ in la\t )C.1r\ • Open at
Mc~innh. Ill
nc of 1hc murc dramatic
moment~ ot tha t champion hip. or
an) other of the 90 Li ~ Ope n,,
"as as I"" in ... ,id, a cc le bra 11011 for
the ovcr-40 \Cl.
"It sho"cd 1hut ju't hec.tu\c
Hm1rc O\Cr 40, 1t\ 110-rca-.on to
roll out lht carpet and end the
band home." he aid. "The party
goel on."
Irwin. now 4b and already the
oldc't man ever to "in the US
Open. 1Hlcmp1' to extend that
m1ddl e-ugcd party thi "eek "It' a 1l10~,hn1." he 'aid "Hut
.it lcn,t. 11 \ a \hot "
\ml. 111though the udth .ire long
.ind the opptNlllln form1d.1hle. he
h,1, JU'll .1 h1tle bit of history on hi
''tic go111g into the Thur .. dav 'tart
11 the H.11clt1nc "'1,1110nul Golf
C'tu~.
\lo one who C\Cr "on three l 5
Open • "' If\' 1n ha' done, Mopped
c1 1 tha1 figure: The other "'ho won
rhrce -\._ ilhc Antler,t>n. Bobh)
Jones. Oen Hug.in <ind Jack
:\1ddau -all went on to a
fou nh
In an Open in which there i no
clearcut fa,or1tc. l!"'1n would
.1ppcar 10 have " wmcthing better
than an oub1de chance.
"Actuall). I'm probably a little
ahead of where I w,1, at th1'I time
la~t yea r," he 'itlld
The record -.ind ome of
gnlrs more prominent 1our1ng pros
-grcc 14 h1 hl\I f1..,e 1itarts on the
PG >. Tour IN-in hn1\hcd 10th,
fou cth, third. 1;econtl anti 1hird
... ale's pla.,,ing a'"fully well.
He'• at the top nf my Ii 1." aid
Cu rt•~ Strange. "ho scored
con5ecu1 1"e Open v1c tonc in
19 •· 9. " ou ha\c to look 11 the horses
whq arc runnin& well now," said
Tor* Watron. a five-ti me Oriti h
Opc;n winner. ".~ale certainly fits
in 1lat category.
'Jllere' al\O the cour c and the
de~and'I 11 ma._e~ on the players,
dcrf1and that pla) to the arength
of I twin's game
f1azcltine ha!I l'>cen revamped,
rc\11Scd. rcdc 1gncd and rcbu1h
since 1t ho\led the I 970 U.S. Open
and wa, conde mned by Dave Hill
a" cow pa'>turc
" he be't Open cour<1e I've ever
phyctl," Wat on aid or the
current l.t)OUt
"f'hc \chip '' tr.ttl1t1onul for Optt cour\C\. 1 he green arc
C'lll mcly hard and very, '>Cry f u1.
Th 1 rough i up even hiahcr than
u l, f1\e inche\ in tead of the
co
ch
Co
Go
hal
to I
I four. The f11 rwa ys arc
e 'premiu m j, on c1.:ur cy. orr
cc and to 1hc gre1:n
ho1 into the ro ugh,
dcntly predicted tu rt Bloch.
an of the Championship
nmtcc or 1hc sponsorina U ..
A 'ioc1a11on, "will "1rac1 the
1ro ke pcnAh) 11 i \le,iancd
I of which hi\ nicely with
IN-· lcady. gnnd 11-out amc
p tien1. pcr\Cvcrina ot11tu<le
at piat1cncc and pcr~vcr11ncc
pat ofr ll\l )'C r in perhap the
mo t dramatic vic tory of hi'i
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The Oilers tandem was aided by South teammate
Tim Pieper of f. tanda Hip. lC\'C lkmi or C.Orona
del M.u High nd Sonny Sarabia of Newport Harbor
Hiah, c c:h of whom collected team PQint for
defeating their re pcctive match·play opponent •
In d<l1tio~ m the match·play format. &wo·man
pairing th. t comprised chc three fouoomc . earned
potnt l'I> compihn1 the lowest be t·b II scores.
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~allaghan defeated Craig Bia~ of We tern, while
hrwota topped E t1nc1a's Brad Miller.
Miller, ~ho barely qlu•lificd 10 compete, but led
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Chicago's Scottie Pippen supports himself with his right arm as he drives around A.C. Green of the L.ik
lAIERI
From 81
put 1t on the line, knowing the
whole world ~ould be watching
them."
Pra1 ing Campbell and Smith's
effort, John on J1d the rookies'
performance sent a me sage to
Dunleavy.
"1 he guy wnn1 10 be in there
and play and they told everybody,
'We might want a few more
minutes next year,' " he said.
BULLS
From 81
road weep this year, the Piston
al o won three straight at Portland
m winnntg the 1990 champion hip
4-1.
Lo Angele withstood a lO·for·
11 shooting on taught, including 5
for 5 by Pippen , in the fir t six
minute · of the second half.
The Bulls led 70·62 after
Pippen's third dunk of the third
period, but a 3-pointer by Perkins,
Johnson' econd 3·pointer of the
quarter end backup guard Tony
Smith's thrcc·po!nt play helped
clo c the Laker to 73· 72 with 3:0.S
left. A jumper by Smith and a
layup and dunk by Campbell tied
the score three time-. and made it
80-80 going into the final 12
minutes.
''I'm very proud of the effort the
guy' put out, C\pcc1.illy the two
)Oung gu}s. Campbell and Sm11h,"
Laker\ Coach M1~c Dunleavy said.
"They weren't afraid of being on
national 1elcvl\1on "
Dunlc.w) Sl1td there wa-; "no
better tamJcm th.in Jordan and
Pippen in taling the hall 10 the
b.i kct," and added that pa,,~on.
who wa!, 9 for 12 from the field,
"took advantage of ui, having to
help out againlll their ability to go
I ·on· I."
The Bull arc the firllt team
ince Portland 1n 1977 to -win the
fnlDI in their fir,t appearance.
Chicnao wo 0·4 in conference
final before finally ~weeping their
archr1vu1,, the Pi'llOns, thi ycur.
The: L.:ikcr~· 458 point' in thi.:
five-game cries w.i' a Finals
John on. who led the Laker to
ft11e NOA titles since JOining the
franchise for the 1979·80 eason,
sa id he urged the two bdorc the
~amc 10 'imply go out nnd h.t\C
fun.
"I think we did that tonight," he
said. "I JU t don't think we had
enough fun."
Fun or not. John on certainly
had an ea~icr night uga1n t
Chicago'i. defensive duo of Scottie
Pippen and Jordan, who had
hounded him throughout the
record for scoring futility. The
previous low for a fivc-aame Finals
wos 467 by Fort Wayne against
Philadelphia in 1956.
Campbell cored 10 of h1 13
firsl·half point in the econd
quarter as the Lukers led Chicago
49-48 at halftime
"It took u the first half to get
hold of the game because of the
starter . rcpJacing Worthy and
Scott," Bulls Coach Phil Jackson
aid. "It gave them a different
look."
Neither team led by more than
five points in the fir I half despite
the absence of Worthy and Scott,
who were replaced by fof\¥ard
A.C. Green and guard Terry
Teagle.
After Craig Hodges' 3-pointer
gave Chicago a 30·25 lead early in
the econd period, the Lakers,
with Campbell hitting five baskets
and Smith three, took five one-
point leads in the quarter.
Smith's jumper with 42 second'
left gave the Lakers' their shm
halftime margin.
A field goal by Teagle and
Green's free throw were the f1rs1
three pomts of the game, and t"'o
rebound ba ket • a dunk and a
baseline 1umper by Vlade Divac in
a span of 4:2S helped the Laker
take a 16-11 lead.
Chicago's next three basket
came after offensive rebound , two
by Horace Grant and a 11p·in by
Bill Cartwright, closing the gap to
18· l 7.
A three·point play by Campbell
gave Los Angeles a 23· 19 edge
before the Bulls cored eight
con ccutivc points to take the lead
for the fir t time. Ch1caao 'cttlcd
for a 27-25 edge l\t the end of the
\cric' Magic broke free ~
pomh. but more important , h
had 20 a 1 t • one 'hort of th
NBA Finals record he ct again
Bo,ton Ill 1984.
"It feels good 10 go out an)pla
the wn> we did," he ~uid l
He had 62 a ist for the scrie ,
breaking Bob Cou y's recocd 5
for five game ', set in 1961.
The Laker lost their fift
'lraight finals game at the Foru
an NBA record.
period.
The Lakcrs won the crie
opener 93·91 on Perkins' 3·point
with 14 econds left, givin&
Angele a 92-91 lead.
Jordan, who scored 36 poin
mi ed two shot~ in the I t 2
ccond , the second with thre
econd remaining. The mi w
rebounded by Soott. whost frc
throw completed the coring.
Los Angele • po l·up gnme
wor~cd superbly in Game I, ith
Worthy and Perkins scori 22
points each and Divac 16
The Bull won Game 2. 1 ·86,
as Jordan got the suppor.1 he
didn't receive in the opener.
Chicago made 85 percent of its
shots in the third period 'While
outscoring the Lakers 38·26. /
The Bulls made a Finals·rtcord
61.7 percent of their shots fc:Jt the
game, compared to 41 .1 p~cnt
for Los Angeles. Jordan scortd 33
points on l 5·for-18 shoGting.
including 13 in a row at one pt>1nt.
Pippen and Grant scoreij 20
points apiece and Pax on wa •8 for
8 from the field.
But the Lakers took the
homccoun advantage in the ~ene
10 Cahforn1a for Game 3, ind a
three-point play by D1vac, who
cored 24 point , gave them 'a 92·
90 lead with 10 ccond' to play
But Lo Angele~ cho'>c nol to
double·lcam Jordnn on the
en u1ng po c s1on, and he f'Orccd
overtime with a 12·foot 1umpor.
Jordan, who fina'ihcd wi\h 29
points, then scored six more PJ>int
in the extra period as the 11Pull'
outscored the Laker 12~ in
overtime for a 104·96 victory •nd a
2-1 lead.
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DETROIT -Chuc:k Daly ho
agreed 10 a contract e:icten ion to
coach the Detroit P1 ton' throuah
·the 1991·92 sea~. the team
announced Wednesday.
Daly .. ianed a two·)'ear c:ontr ct
la:.t ummer which included n
option for the 1991·92 \Cu~on He
had IS day after the playoff,
concluded 10 decide whether he
would return next ca n.
"He could have explored other
option~. but he decided not to,"
s111d Pi~tons spolc)man Matt
Oobd.:, adding Daly informed
gcncrul manaaer Jack Mc: lo,kC)
CUSTOM HOMI IUILDING • llMODIUNG
Ell nee in hvi
I of h1 dcca!lion 1n an infurm.11
mce11ng Wcdne-.duy. /
"ll11\ICl\1l), the COO\Cr,a11011 WI\,
'I Icy Jack. I'm suing lo com hat:k
and cuac:h the team,' .. Dobek
did. ~
o,11v. the UA' olde .. 1 cooich .H
60, led the P1 ton' to the 1 UA
I 1mtl\ (or • three 111rniih1 •tor,,
including ch mp1<.>n,hip in ,.J9 9
.rnd J 990. Oct ro11 "''" pl aucd by
inJurtc . thi ca on, 1ncludina1wri t
urgcry thilt kept cuptaan Hs11h
( hom \ OUl o( 34 game . I
C h1<;ago' pl.a)Off \-weep .. kept
Detroit from bccomina only the
third team 1n NBA h1 tory io win
three -.1rnight champ1oruh1pr." It
w ~ the fifth \tra1ght )C11'1 the
P1<i1on rca<'hcd the confdtcnc:c
final'I ,
In the month he1.-ccn1 the
P1!lton~ 1econd• ch mpion hip in
June: 19W and () I>· llcc1 ion tu
1 n ' new cuntr I, Dalyi w
cuu rt d as • broadca tcr b) •
fV and Athinta·ba,ed Ublc
tr.l on 'JN r, and 1 a ,..eral
m nagcr by the Ph1h1dclrh1 176en
n I l>cn 1:1 , 11uc1... •
In I cbru tr , l>lll) Wll ~med
he d co h of lhc 1992 Oijrp1c
IC m. •he fir ' to rcaturc PIJ ycr f m"1 the , HA.
-., Tift A•wlMH tlln-n
111$
OraaF COM ~ ~n·1 tottt>all
c.ch Nldi Tnuu •1N dnca the third annual
Softball C.mp for 01rt1 July a.12 .,,41 J11ly a2·
26 un lhc OCC JUltb•ll field.
The camp 11 open 10 airl •&cs 8 to 16 The
COit la S7S per 1Cut0n or $135 for both. It is
held from I_. pm c•ch day
1lle camp cmphH11 '' on dc\'clop1na slulls
for fUl•pitch '°"b•ll, 1ndud1n1 batlina.
puchlna. ficld1na. 1hruw1na and batcrunnln1.
C.mpcn "111 be &rouped by -.e and libtlicy. It
tMludff UIC Of b11tiftl cqes Ind pitdlina
madunes, \tralc&JCS for offcn1e and defense
11nd techniques for playina 1ndf\'1du1I pm1tioM.
• For lnC'fC 1nformahclll or tu rca~tcr,
phone the OCC Orticc of Community Scnicc)
It {'114) 412·
Or•nac Colst Colleae will offer five da)'1 of
sm•ll·aroup soccer instruction In three sessions
for boys and men 11e1 12 to 20 under the
direction or 10-ycar Pirates men's soccer coach
Mauricio 01urc this summer.
Each wcek·lona ICiSion C06ts S75. The
1essions arc from July 8·12, July 15·19, and
July 29·Au& 2. Each session runs from 9 1.m.·l
p m each d1y on the OCC IOCCCr field.
There will be in truc11on for all skill l~'CI .
and a camp T·sh1n i included.
tt For more inform1t10n or 10 register.
phone the OCC Office ot Commumcy ScMcc)
.. (714) 432·5880
Bays bllketllll camp
The eighth annual Orange Coast College
bukclb1ll camp, for boys ages 8·16, will be
directed by Pir1tes Coach Tandy G1lhs this
summer.
Two ses ions will be held. The fir 1 will be
July 1 ·5 (except for the July 4 holiday) from
noon-4 pm. while the second ii July 8-12 from
1-4 pm
G1lh ' camp stressu fund1rncnt1l or offense
and dcfcn\C, f1vc-on ·fl\IC team play. pa sing,
rcbound1n1 and \hooting, u well 1s the mcnt1I
aspc:cts required to 1mpr0\c on tt1e court.
Each c1mp -.CS\IOn cost\ $75.
'2f ror more 1nform111on or to re11~ter,
phone the OCC OCftc" or Communit) Scrvi<:c
lll (714) JJ2.51W)
litlMH•.,oar °'8aac Coa1t Coll•I'
wo.•'1 \llulc,-U wt. Jw Hlljl•dllf 11111
dftocl her lOdt ..... oc:c v.,.,.n °""'
"1r biJyt 11ft4 aN" .. 12 IO 19 ill ,...c,_
Oyln July 26-28.
Conctucicd ~h day rrom 9 • m...noOft and
I ' pm , 1hc (()!It ii 570 II rc11.tcrcd prior to
J11ly 15, or S75 1f rcps1ercd •her th11 date A
T-Jun b lnc1udcd
The camp lltCillC tbc tcchnal upccb of
YOlkybell play that •re needed 10 ~ •
~1llcd pin-er lfcr amp ' d~ dcJ into Mnall
aroups of bc1lnn "•· 1nrcrmcd111e •nd
.advanced pl aye I'> •
9 For more 1nforma11on or to rc11s1cr,
phunc the OCC Office of Community MC'C
at (714) 432·S880
' Ben Lopez of Upland h1 signed to defend
his C1liforn11 supe r featherweight
championship on June 27 11 the Irvine Marriolt
Hotel
Lopct will race Evcho Peret of Santa Ana m
rhc 12-round m11n c\'Cnt. ThiJ bout will mark
the fif)t 111le dcfen for Lopc:t. who ha, a 16-6
record Perez tS 9·3
. Allddo for Kids
Young p~ople can learn the modern
J1panc~ m1n1al art of A1kido 11 1 youth camp
July ·12 al Or11ngc Coat Collcac.
The proaram I 11u1ht by rounh-degrccc
bl.id. bell Wnync Tourda, a community college
'"'truc1or. and Douglas Mc8ra1ncy, 1 senior
" 1111n1 ins1rue1or in A1ktdo who has taught
children and adults for the past four years.
A1k1do " I rclalM:ly modern method of sclr·
llcfcn11e, based on theory of non·resistancc
tither than ~1rcng1h. II 1s 11ugh1 1n a non·
compc1111ve, non·aaarcs 1ve manner in an
outdoor scuina
The camp 1s offered in r.-.o sc 1<>n1 b.ucd on
•&c For age 5 10 10. the co1mp meets each day
from 9-10·30 a.m Youngs1cri 11 10 17 arc
'ICbcdulcd from 10 30 a.m.·noon. The camp
COSI IS S,9
S For more 1nforma1ton or 10 n:g1 ter.
ph(lne the OCC Office of Commun1ry ScMCCs
ll (714) 432·~
1111 II ClllJ • ICC
Morio Parter. wllo '* ta.. acnn to
JIDIU'lstcn 1n the H1u1t1ftJSOft ludl area for 19
~an, •111 coordinate an ~ ... 1oni0r tcna•
proaram I\ Oranic GlU& Collete bq1nn1n1
June 24 ..
F.11h1 se Iona have: been dc:wetopcd The fint '*'' 1e -na 1rc for ooc week only, from 10
a m •TIOIJn June 24-27, and alK> June 2'·27
from l·l pm. Cost S49 per K Ion.
The icm11nin1 M !Ona ire Mondi\., throu&h
Thursdays for (WO WUb, Ind cost S8() each.
The datei and lime arc July 8-11 from 10
1 m ·noon or l·l pm ; July 22-Aug. 1. from 10
a m.·noon or J.l pm.: and Aug S-15. from 10
1 m.·noon or 1·3 pm
. The camp will fo,95 on ind1v1dual
1mptUYCmen1, rcfinc:incnt of the baPC stroll~
nd scn'C and voltcy. <Ampcrs arc rcqu11cd to
bt1n1 a am of Wilson or PcnG balb and 1
rack.ct. All clams meet on the OCC 1c.nn1i
court
• For more 1nformat1on or to n:ai)ter,
phone the occ om~ of Community Semccs
II (714) 432·5880
. Ricky Bel C1111lc
Some uf the be t·known n11~ in Southern
C.1hfom1a colk~c .. nd profc 1on1l football "'111
ltnc the f.i1rw1)-or the Bruo 1dc Go.If Cour...:
1n P,1)•dcna 11 the sc~nlb •nnual RICk} Dell
McmoriJI Schol:arsh1p Fund Golf CIJS\•C un
r nd.i). June 28. 111 .30 1 m
t.;SC and :-lFL gr"•" Rod Martin Charle.
\~h11c:, Mike Da\lS, Poul McDonoild .. nd
, Juhnn) McK.ty uc 1mon& thO'\C who v.11! )Otn
honor.11) chairmen l\.11kc: Garren •n<l PJI
linden 111 lhc 1ourn1mcn1
1\ luncheon, prUY1d1n1 ttn upporrun1t\ '"
meet the plJyel') and p4ni1.1po11c in • 'P<'r"
11uc1100. will !'¢ held immcd11tely foll~ ing the
aotr lourn.imc:nt
The tourn.imcnt, played on two I ~·hole
course,, will ac:1 under way :11 8:30 1 m u>1ng a.
\Crumble format The entry fee uf S 175
mcludt'\ &rec:n fees, golf Cl\rl, ICC flft, luncheon
• ind spurts 1uc11on There it I SAO rec for tho~
who w1)h only 10 attend the luncheon an~
1pur1s auction.
The dc:.idltnr to rca• lc:r for lhc tournament
m luncheon 1 Friday. June :?l
'it For 1dd111onal inform111on, call the Ricty
Bell a., IC Tournament director M.rccc:.
Ham II (213) 21-641
hn1111r Con• Ill' ..
Oranac CoaM Cotlqe Will offer ha n1111b
annual Summer porr and .4(1ivity Camp b
bo)'I and 1 rl s S to 15 1n ci&}lt weekly
ont I ht )'Cttr beaJnn "I J unc 17.
The c:amp II be d1r ctcd by OCC sw1mm1na
ch Don ~ltt n and Jon R111\fcldcr,
Youn tcfi wdl !cam track and field events,
1ball. vulk)1>alt, p ng pona. iOCC'Cr, floor
boclcy, h• ct II and mmma .. There t1
group nd ndMdu.al 11utructlon II\ c.th Ol
th !pOfb, but the cmpha ss on fun 11\d
le '"'"' 11 • non-c:ompctitrvc cnV\fUnmcnt.
E:! t wcd:ty •!Oil •nth mornina (9 a m.·1
pm J. afternoon (1·5 pm) or 111-day (9 1 m.·'.5
pm ) ophoM, arc offered Dates for the
5C»l<lns arc June r:-~I ; June 24-21, July l·.S;
Juh 12, July 15·19, Jul) 22·26; Juf! 29·Auc.
~ a"d Aug S·9
The cmt 1 SCO pc.:r wccktv ic yon for tbc
morn1na ur aflemoon c.imp, ur S70 for all day.
tt for more 1nfonn;,i11on or to register,
pht>ne the OCC Office of Community Seniccs
II (;14) 412-~
A iummcr ~v.1mm1ng prcigr1m •111 be held
bc110n1n1 Jun" 11 11 the On1n c Coast College
pool
Otrcc1ed l'I\ RtCh rJ Bli.nc, lour _ ions arc
bc11• offered The fi"t 1 Jun.: 17·28: the
second Jul) 1-12 (c1.cr1 ri,r July 4). tbc thtrd
1 Ju lv 15·211, and rh" founh "July 29-Aua. 9.
The ·Cl~I I\ s:r;. per .c ion, $~3 for tv.'O
'>(:.\ 10n\, S~9 for three ~ ION-and $105 for
fuur ~'"on'
1 oddh:r. and adul~ arc .. ckomc. from non·
\w1mmc:r' ro thcKC who arc competent 1n 1hc
pool, hur v.ho m•y w.nl to learn a new alroke
or ,tre 1n1crc,1ed 1n sw1mm1ng to Slay fit or be
compc:1111vc
A brtcf p1rent·guard11n appointment to
d h:nninc appropnlle cl• .. lc11cl and tune or
cl•~~ .. ,11 be held 11urd;iy, June 15
8 f-or more inform.t1on <>r 10 register,
phone the: OCC Office or Community Scl'VICCS
.. (71~) 4'\2.SJ 0
McEnroe takes younger U.S. players to task
By Carolyn Thompson
~d Press Wntcr
NEWPORT, R.I -Contrary to what you
may have heard from John McEnroe. it's not n
lack of patrioti m or the prospect of a pay cut
thal's keeping Pete Sampra'i off the Davis Cup
team -tt's scheduling.
them on a s1her platter."
But it' not n' ca\y as that. according 10
Strang.
la!>t yc<ir," trang 'ia1d of the tournament,
which begins Monday.
"Then 1t') nght into Wimbledon." he aid GI< EAT
"It wasn't .. , 'l1mplc a., 11 may ecm, a choice
to play or not to play," Strnng aid.
A 'poke man for the current U S. Open
champion 'laid Wcdnc,d.ty that Sampras had
other places to be
Team c.iptain Tom Gorman \aid Sampra
turned down n 'lot on the Davi Cup team to
play '"'lead tn the Queen' Club tournament in
London
"He thought thJI 11 would he hctter
prc:p.ir.it111n for W1mhledon. · Gorman 'aid
lmmc;.111\, ~ampra' wa\ up,ct m the second
round of the Queen' Club, which al~o •~
pla)ed on gr.M. by Amencan Mark Keil
"Prior commitment., \\.ere made." aid Sam
Strang, of ProServ, the management agency
which repre ent, ampra,,
McEnroe • .i memher of the team v.h1ch will
fac~ Spain in the quartcrf1nah that begin
Fnc:Jay. cha,t1 cd S.impra\ and 'evcrnl other of
the younger top·rnnkcd pl:t)Cr' for not
comm11t1ng to the Davi\ Cup cau e, "especially
\tnCe the. e iU)' had e\.erylhtng handed 10
Samprn "111 defend h1 tttle tn .inothcr
E:.n~lt'h tourn,1mcn1 next week.
Playing tn the Direct Linc In ur.incc
\1anc;hc\tcr Open ior; " 1gnif1t<lnt" bccau e "11
"a' hi ccond career title and ht' econd 111lc
Lendl, Sampras upset
By Robert Miiiward
AP Ucw1s Wrflttr
LON DON Dcfendt ng
champion Ivon Lcndl and U.S.
Open champion Pete Sampra\
were upset Wednc day in the
second round of the Queens Club
gra~ courts tournament
andl, who didn't lo I Cl lo l
}'CS, 1hi time WI OU led in hi
rirsl match, lo ing, 5-7, 6·3, ~. 10
Canadian Grant Connell.
econd set, fini!lhing three ervicc
game!I with aceo;. But he went
clo c to being broken 111 3-3.
Keil forced the !let 1n10 .a
tiebreaker with some confident
crving ond nc .. er fell behind.
from 2·2 tn the tiebreaker
Sampral> never won another pc>int.
"He had nothina to lose and I
did," Sam pr said. • But 11'
certamly not the way I wanted to
tart out the gra.' court \ea\On,
"Hopefully, my form will be a
little belier at Wimbledon."
Responding 10 McEnroe' !>ugge t1on that
Sampras "mu.;t be getung horrible advice,"
Strang i.a1d pluyer' arc encouraged 10 play in
the Daw. Cup and that 11 wa, ltkcl) ampra
and Michael Chang, the 19 Q r rcnch Open
\\tnner. would Jump m for the final round' of
this )Car\ Davi~ Cup. hould the United State
advance
Bui that wa:, prec1!>CI} "h.11 rankled
McEnroe. and h" teammate Brad Gilbert, who
al\o will play )tngle.,
"The) all want to play the marquee
matches," atd Gilbert, who was pra1 ed b)
Gorman as a stnk1ng example o r Davi Cup
loyalty.
The Art of Light
Yow ca11 bf'l1lttt11 •111 f'OOm of your
ltomt witlt tlW'J1. lllllilfl ~.,,.,, by
WntH. Ow' /'lt1t.dly llct111td In·
11elltf'1 co11 bHMt/.h 10fU ltomt owr·
lflfltf ... witlt I tMf llUtO/llU#OIL
Slittl 1""'1N 11,,.1 °" tltc 1"11}«1.
s
under our own Phelps label .
• l IT' .. ... . . . . . .. . ... $275.
COITO\i POPLI\/ ~l'lJ'S .................... $155.
~PORT COA~1 '"' ................................. $195.
A VY BLAZER.' '" ~ •• .s1 ..................... $175.
SIACK~ 1w -.,,.,., s 85.
The best kept clothing secret .
Amencan qual~r Mark Keil
pot,led the b1ge \ victory or h1
~teer when he beat Sampra , 6-2,
7·6 (7·2) ,-----------'7---------.P-!!~~~~
Top seed Stcf,1n Edbcra cru1 cu
to 1" 6-4, 6 3 victory over
'Frcnchm n Arnaud lioc:t\Ch,
I ndl, g1Hm a rm.t round h~c.
wtts nhe ttl 1·S, 3· I when Connell
won f 1vc game\ in I rtlW J (e broke
•LCndl after n IO-minu1e r.1in delay
ut 3·3 in the third nd ervcJ out
for the m11tch.
umpr 1 ' lo \:ume in h1-c fir~t
•arut rouri m011ch In ncMly a ycnr.
Ktil. from ·r11mpa, f'l1., c~cd
110 aou in 1hc one hour, 19·minute
•match.
• Ri4lu now I feel o n tup or the
worhJ, ' the l4·)car·old Keil aid.
,.. f ht '' one of the b1 c\l d c>f
my tire."
1 mpra , r1nkcd eiahth 1n the
world to Ke1l 's 22•. breezed
lh uah h111 opcn1n1 ~· c game
•nd then 1h1n 'lifted hl au
wrana.
1 He 'tt'"On only one or the nut
Jeven 1 Keil, hav1n1 played three
rrrOic gamu throu&h tht quahtyina seti~. cwed better whh . irhna 1vd1lt
mpra ~10kdJ ~•ronaer an the ..
A Clean Bouse
How Docs Everyone Else Do It?
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CALIFORNIA
MAID SERVICES
LAW SCHOOL
INFORMATION SEMINAR
Thursday, June 20, 1991 • 7:00 pm • Irvine
(C.11 for off~.,,,,,,. loalfiOflJ
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smaller best friend."
TMAT W.S A BEAUTIFUL
lilN WE AAO LAST N!Qfr ..
IT RA!NEDON OVR LAWN,
AMO OUR TREES AND
~ OOR FLOWERS ...
by Jimmy Johnson
AA~ ~006 >t.6 J>Jrm~no a>~ uFE CYtl.t fS ~ WALR~.'
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Tt-'EY TAKE AWAY HER iMARIASE L\CENSE ?"
by Tom Batluk
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by Lynn Johnston
···TulS ISTl'E.f~ l1Me IN Aa!8 ~
HA) 50Me Pl!:Al. PPWAC.Y.
by T. K. Ryan
M4\' 'lli!1HIV R> toMt ,,. HNWV ,.,. .,,,,,.DUf,,~1Mlf!
GEORGIA MINTEA
REFRESHER
2 tallh1p11• Llptea 1-. I..._. Tea
3 ...... ,.... ..... , dtopped,,...
.... or I tallle111DM crulled .........
J..112 Ctlll9 ......
1 cu (60L)froletl ........
COIK'elltnlee, .......
In hqc pitcher. combine all inpedlenta; chill.
Strain into tall ice-filled gllUCI and garnish, if desired,
with mint sprigs. Makes about 4 servinp.
SUMMER SPARKLING
REFRESHER
1/4 cup Upton I~ Instant Tea
113 alp ......
3 aapa water
3 cups cranberry juice codltall
t tabktpOOD anted ume peel
I can (ll oz.) leltzer, daUled
In large pitcher, combine all ingredients ucepc
scltur. chill. Just before serving, ldd seltz.er. Serve
with ice and gami h, if des~. with lime wedges.
Makes about 6 .servings.
FRUrT·TEA
UMEDEUGHT
3 tablelpoom Lipton 100'-' lmtant Tea
1/Jcupl8pl'
l medlu• peadaa, sliced
I medl•m oranae, sliced
1 quart water
1/4 cup llme juice
In pitcher, mil IOO'I> instant tea powder, ugar
and fNlt, CNshing fruit allptly. Stir in water and
lime juice. Serve in ice-filled aJasscs. Mates about
4 servings.
ORANGES 'N CREAM
COOLER
1/4 cup Upton I~ Instant Tea
Ill cup water
1 a1p vullla Ice cream
t-1/l cups oranae Juke
In blender, combine all ingredients; process at
high speed until thoroughly blended. Makes about
4 serving .
SUMMER
MIXED GRILL
I cup Italian clrtlllna
l/J cup dry white or ~ wine
1-1/2 teaspoom tb)IM leaves
l INiy leaffl
1 pcMlDd pork, chicken. lamb or
beetc-.bel
6 mecll•• .-room caps
I medhl• onloa, cut fato dlanu
I medl•• peen pepper, cvt lnto dlualu
I cup (l/2 pint) cbm'y tomatoa
I pound ltallan •aaae lln.U, cut IDto
1-1/l-ltd p6eca
In larae shallow baklna dish, blend Italian drcssina
with wine, thyme and bay leaves; add meat cubes and
veaetables. Cover and marinlle in refriaentor It least
4 hows.
Remove meat and vcaetablca, raervina marinade.
On kewen, thread meat cubes and veaetables. On
scparaae skewers, thread aausqe; beain eo pill or
broil . Add meat and vcaetable kabobl; pill or broil,
tumina and butina frequently with raerved marinede,
until meat ls done and veaetabla are tender. Makes
about 6 acrvings.
GARDEN FRESH
BEAN SALAD
l nvelope .._recipe_, m
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1/4 c.,el
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·-Md vlnr,.. s.lr in oil, .... Pll*Y Md~ •.
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June t 3, 1991
The Oa1fy Pilot Ask the OietidMC2
Class1f ted/C6
•
and the living is easy ... and delicious!
ow that summer is upon us, our
thoughts tum to Iona. sunny days.
holiday weekends-and outdoor
1etivities. What better time to enjoy
the company of family and friends and
what better way to do so than at a
cuual backyard get-toaether'?
The name of the aame is BASY-from the food and
drinb riJht down to the table settinJ and cleanup.
Whether your patty i impromptu Of planned, thi
simple menu will look and taste sensational with a
minimum of eff on.
Welcome gue ts with a cool, refre hing ummer
sipper to help beat the heat I A ta1J 1la..u of iced tea i
always a warm weather favorite. Serve 1t with lemon
and mint Ott use the lea as • navorful base for these
quick and cuy cooler recipe .
<Jeoriia Minaea Refresha' combiJ'ICI rwo American
summenime classict-iced tea and lemonade-in one
to aoothe parched wee buds. In Summer Sparklina
Refresher, cranberry juice and seltzer are mixed to
create a tanay pritzcr-likc beverqe which quenches
th.int with a fiul To celetnte the fresh fNits of
ummcr, serve Fruit-Tea Umc Deli1ht, a pretty-a-a-
picNre drink. Or, cool off with Oran 'n CfQl'1l
Cooler, a frotty combination of tea, orange juioc and
vanilla ice cream rich enough to double as a dcstert! ··
HOTTI
Follow 1/w1t /tot tips/"'"""'''" "'ttrtoilll"I tltot' 1 a bruu!
• IEellng .,....,. .. not J&* tor
...... .... ... try. bNnch
............ wty wt MloY ......... .,.
• •• ,,,... .......... ...eyte ...
Each of these bevenaes requires a minimal number
of ingRdients. For deticiou taste and con'*eniencc
1 ~ ilwant lea powder is wied.
Easy .. cats" doesn't necessarily mean burgers and
hot 00,s. For uample, thi recipe for Summer Mixed
Grill couJdn't be ih1ipleJ:....or more dcheto . tr
feat\llU your choice of chicken. beef. lunb or pork
cubes, Italian sausqc and fre h vegetable ltl a savory
marinade. The kabobs oook in minute on the grill.
and you can save time by having guests kewcr their
ownan~cn .
A imple side di h. Garden Fresh Bean Salad i a
liaht and tasty change of pace from mayonnaise-based
salads. A summer's-breeze to make. th1 colorful
combination of mushrooms and areen and red beans i
tossed in a r.esty vinaigrcn.c. Round out the menu with
com on the cob, a straig.ht.from-the-aardcn salad and
bread touted on the &Jill. And for dcMen, what say
summer faster than fresh fN1t planers or s.alacb? In
lddJtion to the 1euon's tandby like melons. peaches.
plums and berries, add a touch of the lrOplC with
sliced manp and pepayL
An alfre9e0 fi is no time for fine china. N0t only
do you Ml wane~ nut bare feet. you don't
want to spend hows in the kitchen cleamn• up. You
can tJll aet a lovely table wath high quality di blc
tablcw1re. O.OC-a premium brand lile Chinet, made
of heavy duty molded paper that· turdy enough lO
hold a plateful of ummcr fixin ' without collapsing.
The line.comes in many hancfy.sa : ~unchcon --~
and dinner plates, compartment plates, oversized
planers and bowl . The cl 1c white de i""1 m1xc and.
mate:~ with any color napkuu. flatware and
tablecloch.
Remember. when act1v1ues-mcludtng dinina-
move outdoors thi ummcr. ketp it imple. An easy-
to-pttpare menu. rcfrc hin drink . no-fus tableware
and upcr quick cleanup are urc to 'pell lots of fun
for C'#CfYOllC.
Ft1r filrt'at t'nlt'rta111i11~ 1dt'asfnr summt'rti~ and all
Jt'ar rnund ft'ndfor Clw1.-1 Duposablt' Tobln-art''s
brochurt' "Fasy Elt'1tanct Smart Entt'rtainlflR Tips
for tM 90.f. · Tlus ht'lpful !fU1de offt'rs crt'atn" hints
for tablt' st'llm(. dt'coratm( id.-as anJ part\ tMIMS
To rtafrt wur /ru C<'PV of "Easy EltRana:· s!nd a
stlf·addrnst'd. rt~d tmt'IO~ '"
Chmtt £nttrto1mnR Br0< hurt
< <> M )US CommwuCoWtStl
p 0 . 8t>'C 290
HnlmJrl. NJ on3J
for cool summer parties
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"'Hnw to OGt Your Child o~llpltlllJ!.._
The recommenda1ion here ii not to Biii ... Bua Not Too Much," by •==tNI lhe human flllldy
to take 1way lhil famlc food, but Ellyn Satter (Bull t>ubUca&ion~ or conrtlmt =that •e
to offer it in lmlller amounts and Palo Alto). aptCillt J.-Cd to bre._
•Ion& with other foods.; It's 1 p>d Q. 'l'IMn Ii 1 ,.,.1ar dltC book doMi P ltirin1 diae•tioe.•d
bet that your child wiU -that Advbn only Hlla1 tniit antll 01he= 9Cparatc CftlY"l!IJI ~~--....,...,....:..---..._.....~--~~~~--~~...-.--.-....-...;:.,;;...~....;..;..~...,...---~..._~~~----~---....... --~~.;... __ ...., __ .....,.~~~~.-...~-:-~-:-----...1!""--------~r-i ~r atcs.Thcuare
PlltCIS lfflCTtYI a A.M. l'MUB.,
JUNI 13 THltu WID., J UNI 19, 1"1.
TORSlaOINSTIAK
......
ftAUAll SAUSA ..
REGULAR
Oft HOT w.2.49
SOUlll•ACIRC
• ........ ftAI(
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EUSS BEEF LOIN, UMIT 2
59
LB.
ESS GRAPES
IWEET & CRISP
.C
LB.
' TO 1·1/~·ll. I 98 AVOAGE '8. •
Clll)'f'ftCI ..... fically for fats.
there ii no coanict whatsoever fn
ea1in1 these foods toðer.
WhilG there 111 ome helpfu
information in the "fit for!Uf9•
book, much of it i1 incorrect, ht
popularilt' may he due to suCh
intriliJing (but f alsc) phtlOIO~)
A food non·comb1nin3.
Q. I h1vt dlabett1. MJ b111bad
Ions sweel pota~• Hd &eelff me
~cause I can't IUite than. J do
enjoy rwttt like lhe •uc•r·f'Nt Ice
creams and new fat-rm pa1trle'-
but It takes so IOl\I to Rpre eut
the labels to He "'hat I can tat.
Why don't 1upermarkcts have orJc
special section ror people like me?
-O. .M., Newport Beach
To begin with, who told you 16
stay away from wcet potatoes?
In your two·pase letter, )'OU
mention being under a physician's
care. A k your doctor about thl ,
While wcct potatoes do have n
little more sugar co ntent than
other potatoc , they are generally
considered to be acceptable for
m~t diabetics in mall portion .
In the Exchange List prepared
b)' the American Diabetes
Association and the American
Dietetic Association, 1/3 cup of
sweet potatoes i equal to one
small (3-ouncc) baked potato. ~ o
diabetic, you must be careful
bout what )OU eat each day, but
1 here i no nec:d to deprave
yourself completely of a fa.,orile
food that is included in the
Exchange List .
As for supcrmnrkct di plays.
mo t "ct a<11dc a "Diet" ecuon
orfcnng ugar-frcc foods, but there
1s no substitute for reading each
pad.age lahcl Jnd learning which
brand" ore bc<11 for you.
For helpful information about
diabetic ~hopping and mcnl
planning. I recommend an
e:<ccllcn1 btxlk "'hich 1 ba cd on
ludie conducted at the Umvcrsitv
of aliforn1a al San Diego. "Tht ·
U DC }ie11lth)' Diet for 01abcte\,"
published by Houghton M1fn1n
J h authors' names are Alge rt,
GraS)e and Durning.
•Yellow Meat
LI .79 US No. I P•t.tt.
WHITE ROSE POTATOES ............... LI .• 19 SEEOlESS GRAPES ...................... LI. eft 4·1nth Pot Foll Wrapped
CYCLAMEN .................................... i . ft
In addition to cuing out an
excellent dietary lire tyle for
diabetic po11ent . 1t offers more
than 200 of the kind of recipe
)OU asked for in your letter .
•LARGE NECTARINES • =--C~•~•~a~•i]11tjo~•~ti~iiii:J~1--
YAMAl1UMI
SHlllO MISO
2M•. SACK
SHlllAKIKU IUCI
160Z 1.55 CAL·ROSE
8-0vnce
MIYAKO AKAUMZUME
3.2-Ch .
MARUCHAN KITSUNE UDON
4.69
......... 2.19
............... 1.11
ZACICY fA .. S ;~l'U9KIY8RUST
• .,., st09I . -··' • 99 : • '8. •
J
ASSOttTEO
FlAVOttS
80-CT. REG.
Ott UNSaHTED
2-lb. A.sorted
INLAND VALLEY FRIES .................................. I .ft
ft~ER BOY FISH STICKS ............................... 1 .19
6-0vnce
NUETRAGENA SHAMPOO & CONDITIONER ... I .ft
28.Count
TAMPAX COMPAKS TAMPONS ..................... 4.79
12·RACK COKE
12-0Z. CANS, REG. OR DIET + C.IL V. _
HUGHIS PltlCl ................................ 2.79
U SS MIOllS. COUPON , .. _,., ••-i .. 60
LISS~ COUPON ..................... 60
59
~1mt111•11011AL llAllllTll .._.
I OZ. •EG. Ott
llTE IOX
Gallo 13-0z
SAi.A.Mi CHUB ............................... I."
Hughes Tll~ Rand. Wt,
MEDIUM CHEESE .................... LI. 2."
WlllAT TOTAL
Cll IAL
12.0Z
IOX 2.99
''
CHIYAS •18AL
sceTal
750 Ml. 16.99
......... [ =1 a111 •a11 · 1 ·~:G. 1.89
r · .,_,..."",.. CMOCIOLAft
475
Rtilsttrcd dietitian Dtralee
Scttnlon •n Wl'rs rradtn'
questions about nutrition, dlttlng
and food ldtas. tnd qutstJons to
Dtralu rnnlon, R.D., r/o Orange
Coast Dally l'llot, JJO W. B1y t ,
Costa Mt a, CA 92616.
Grilled
Garden
Pizza
fhis recipe for grilled garden
pizzas tart out with an oat cru11t
piled with ~wect bell pcppc".
onions, mushrooms and two
chee~e~. Two-step grilling en ure<-
ll crbp)' rc~uh
I ngrcd1en111 include:
• ti\ cur .. .,.., .,.AICI i 110 to 1 IS de l(tl)
• 1 ~hsc dry )"Ca''
• l llbk olMl Oil
• 2 IC pcl(IM 'UJU
• I '11 CUf'!t 111 pulfW"C 00111
• • cur 0.11. qt11•k or Old fi1\htc>11ttl,
Ull(OOl.cd
8 Vt '"fl 1r1i.:J Rom•nc:• Chee~
• ~ Cllfl srnn hell !'CPI>"'· lhmly wiecd
• Y! cup rcJ nnk'<!I, 1111nlt 'ltttd
8 14 cur Cll(lp J fruh or •
t~•'f"O'>n• I.Irie I
• ! ~ r•rhc, m1r1ccd
• 2 cu~ rJ1.lfll ''""'' • lhtnl)-'1 d • , ._, cupt 'hrtdJtd r-rt \kim /NlttarCll•
4M~c
T·Bon ,
Porterhouse
Steak
4 pack
Charmin
Bath Tissue
Fresh
Iceberg
Lettuce USDA Select·Bfff Loin
per lb.
·Save 2.31 per lb. ••ch pack Save up to .60 I California
each I .
Frt1h Thre1h1r
Shark Fiiiet ,.,
12 pack-Budweiser
~~·r"'W•CA 4. 98
-Save up to 3.00
Ralphs
Monterey
Jack Cheese
Ralphs •1~· II Paper ~ ~~~~ ............. ......
UMll OM .... w OM~,_ CuM1•1r, ' ' .
Low
Cholesterol ....... ~,
Ralphs Mozzarella
;~.~.~se 1 49
Save .so •
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Lean Cuisine Baked
~~~~i-M 2/$3 ZuccNnl l'OZ*'I
1.121 oz.~ oz. pkg.
Buy 2·Save up to 1.98
12 pack-Coca Cola or
~~ vS.~!<e 2 I 9 12 OL can.Plue CA
RedemptJon Value •
Campbell's Tomato
Soup 3/$1 ~ulat or I lal R.qu .. M o:t:. c.an
Buy 3·Save up to .65
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S.-.. at h1 euencc mc.-sbnpkilJ. Nowhere aa this more
truo thu in cbe kuchen. where m.
cntcrpri1b11 coc>k (1"°" 11 .. n11vors. lilriplc methods and aimplc:
mealt.
Thia acaaonal menu takes
advatuaae of that carefree
•1>1>roach to dinina. as well u to
the buunty of the home aarden.
Tho-cook who also wields a hoc
hus only to ramble over to the
garden for the tomatoc1, basil.
zucchini, red and yellow pcppen
that make thi m~nu di'itinctivc.
rh1 meal for six can be easity
adapted for any number o( dine".
Whale the coal arc he.atina.
serve your ~uc ts 11 refrc hing wine
pritzer. Simply a blend of club
SOda and white wine, it's usually
prepared in proportion~ of half of
each Serve it with a lice or lemon
or lime or with some plastic
colored ice-cubes.
Because the wine will be
YOIJR GBrA1EST
11l&Jm ••• TllE
ELDllM110ft
OFCAftC!R.
A P1emorW Olft to tbe
Amertc-. CMKJer Soddy ...
meanlnstUI rememtnnce d
kJWd ona •a time~
manlngia are eo lmpoitmlt
And they hdp the Soddy
carry on Ila bnporWrt
programs d cmcc:r ClOldrol
ror more h\fonnMSon, CXJl1t8cl
the Ama1can Cmcer Society.
3e3 I 5 . t1.-bor lllvd. , 200
s.nta AM. CA 9170•
(714) 7&1~l
.......... ~-•lmll• IDI•*" A., wall wa a ...._ •l•r. nd a..,,... .,..._c wtni, a.,.,
one. Mix the spri&zcr lnnedlasely
before KMna. MCh vtfY cold Wille
and soda
Wtiel chC appetilc olyour pcm
With chi deliihtful Jcahan antf·
~•to. bruscheua (pronounced
bruce·ketta). It's 11mply a version
o( 1arlac tout -chc"n' bread
prdcrahly grilled over the coal ,
then rubbed with ll aatlic clove
and «>ppcd with olive oil and "
tomato·bu,il mixture. Roma
tomatoc~ work parucul.irly well
because they 11rcn't "'Juicy (which
would mi.kc the hre;i<.I SOI&)).
Ocher tomatoes work fine when
drained. •
Thi\ recipe '' adapted tightly
flom "I he Anttp:t to Tnblc" by
Michele Scacolone (Wilham
Morrow end Co. Inc., 262 p:igc'i,
S20}.
BRUSCHETTA
3 01 4 ripe, med1um·)i1c 1om11toes.
cored, chopped •nd drnmcd
114 cup cx1n1-v1rsin ohve 011
1/2 tc11\poon coane Milt
1/4 tc11,p<>0n frc!hly iround bl11ck
l'CPrcr I 5 tu 20 fresh bu1I lc:ivcs
I large lo~f (11bou1 16 ounce)) chewy ll11li.in or French brcutl, cul mltl '.\.14-inch
'hce
2 larac clove! g1rhc, peeled
Combine lhc tom111oc~. olive 011, sail
.ind pepper Tc.tr 1hc ha\11 lc11vc in10 ~moll P.iCCC:S und ,,dd IU the 10"1JIOCS l et 1hc m1~1ure ~land .at rOllm 1cmpcr.11ure for 30 m1nu1c)
Prchc11 the broiler or gnll
Toa.'I lhe bread un11I h~hlly browned
un bo1h Mde,, 1urn1ng ontc (Thi~ can be
done on " arill or under the hr<'1lcr.) Ure.id 'hcc> can Ix ~ul inio 'm.illc:r '~rvms~ or u'cd whole lmmed1a1cl~ rub
one side of each ~hce with the &nrhc dine' ~)n lhc 111ml\ln m1~1ure onto
1he 101>1 and u:nc 1mmcd111c:ly. Mike\
It• or more bru.chct111. • Zuccluni 1111d yellow 11nd red hell
peppers Jive th1 pJ\la ~al.id bolh
~ummer n1vor •nd rolo1 The 111lad can
be made 1 dily in adv1nce. though lhe P1rme:r.1n cheese should be added right ~fore crvmg. There will be plc:nl)' of p1\la for lcftoven.
ROTELLE WITH
SUMMER VEGETABLES
t6 ounces ro1ellc (curkscrew) p11 ht 2J3 cup Oh\IC Otl
114 ..:ur lcm••n JUltc 2 lcl)po<ln' DiJOn mu)IJrd
S•h and while pepper lo IU)te 3 )nlBll "tucch1n1, unpeeled
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=~tlSi~ ....... , ..... "T,t hlhly arlll04 hfmcla~n ... Pre 9bttl 11CC01dlna 10 ~ Md IOIOlhcr O[rYC ,
Juice, 111111Wd, iltlf and pepper T~ with
pa11a. U-. ~ u muOh drcsvna •
ilcedcd If IBltliaa Cho saa.d I d11y tn aMn<'O,
rcteM rteia1nll'.'I dniiaina 10 1a11 wilh
p.ttl& lmmCdta&etY before ,Aemn1
Cvc 1ucch1nl and pc,pcn into Jultc:nncd slice• (or chop 1 prefcmd) ,\dd 10 pasta along wuh lhc: arccn
onion1. ltl$.\ w11h Parn1c1111n in1mc&fi.1ety tx:forc: sc:rvlna. Serve:' 6 10 a. • fhc key 10 cookin& ~allop' und 1hr1mp
h>aclhcr on a '""-wcr 11 10 h•\'l: 1hcnl lhe ~•me \l.tC 10 1hcy will ~ dooc 111 the
\iamc time.
S"-allop. arc f,.&ilc ftd thoulJ be
phu:cd on &he ikcwcr 1hr<Xa1h 1he1r 11d~s. nol 1hrou1h the round face of the JCalk>p. Unless the scallop Ii c:om~iely
d<inc, h may be difricul1 lo rcinow from
lhc 1rdl. If II I •lict1111 •lifhlly IO the 1nll.~e1 11 cook for a morncn lonacr •nd rt <ihwlcf oomc ofr cHlly ~o &rilhna •cccuone' •ill ma~c:: ~wkina cafood eJ)1er. Doubk:·rrongcd
kewcl"\ -which aivc n1orc wpport to delic111c flXKh sucll a Kallo~ -arc
To !!._~ &<!!l!! ~ be ~'l.w~~--i::;
'"tnUIC or ..... \~ lk• .... , 11111 =~~-let~.;~ :.r--'l· I k~::.~ =~=,~~ i.prinklc I wf :J-••DMd 1111 mirKcd froih place • artl 5 mlnutci qr le-. twilift& ~. u.ail dQnc, walclth•& CC*fM:tfY, (Shr~ .,.
be ur1,.Plt;penll wMn dOfte~ K• ... wll be opaque w1'11e and very firm.) ScM: lmmodiatefy. ScMt 6 • hc:rbc:1 .erve. u • rettcshina li"1sh.. • w11h larf'J of PfnCaoolc, lime IUlil lemo.t \her~ olf'enn1 tiOcf\ ·a kMt, rainbow p: lctte 1nd subtle ft•von Thia 11 the ~cat of dcuercs IO
prepare -ront.1illl'f OftW of nlYOn ol 1hcrbcl layered -•nd 11ioukl be illde
•hctd so 11 freein firm . h alto would be
11 &ood ddscrl Ill 111\'e ,,.1lH'I "' tho freezer Jn •ntidptillOfl or llnmpoded ummer cue 11. If 11mc a1 really hort. tcM up IOfnO
rainbow hcrbcl rrum the &tOCCtY. 1tore
w11h • spnnkhna of whatever fre,h fru11 .iv111l1hlc in rn;tny iture. ,
Another o_e1ion ts a ~crecn·hke 1ccc~ 1h11rs pl1ccd directly on thl! ,rill. The sci.food 1js then cooked on the
M:rccn which prevents the small item~
from 7alllng through the larger arill, and •
helps keep lhem from sucking, n well.
I\ Ill Ol..C)O,
Another-method 10 keep the sc1food from SliCkll\1 tO the &rill is lO ofl lhC J.tlll
wtth vegc1111>k oil or a nonstick cooltln& ~pray bCforo heatlna.
TROPICAL SORBET
TERRINE
Figure three 'hump and two ~allop
per pc™>n for an 11mple cnirce. Skewers
should '?c at least 12 inches Iona.
SKEWERED SHRIMP
AND SCALLOPS
12 to 18 mall picklln& on1on1. 11hou1 I
inch or le \ m diameter (purple if 1o1va1l1tble) I pound sea ..callo~ (al lca'l 12)
I ('O!lnd medium· l~c 'hump. peeled
except for 1:111 (al lca,1 HS)
~chcd bulter or ohvc oil Sca~>ncd \:lit, 1r destrcd Fresh her!)), mmccd (such u orc&•no. rl1'Cm:uy or chrvcs), 1f ck: Ired
I pinl pineapple hcrbe1
I pinl lime slicrhcl
I pin• lemon ~herbcl
firC$h fruit or mint lca\'CS for pmlth
Linc 11 lo:ir fl.in with w111 inpcr or
plutic: wrilp (aluminum foil will· not ~ork) l..e1 pineapple sherbet ail •• room tempcr11ure for aboul 20 minutes to 't(lften tmpty into l~f pan •nd smooch
11u1 Return p n to frcc7.er •h1lc lime \hcrbct us at room lcmpcruurc to
•often.
Repeal w11h hmc l1ycr and return pen 111 freelcr while lc.mon sherbet IC>flc.n• at
room temper11ure Add lemon sherbet to froz<:n laye"; freeze until b1td. Covotr top of sherbet ll&htly wuh • layer dr pl1s11c wrap or wu paper.
To c.l'\ic, remove bcrbet from pan by
1tn1ng out wu pa~r or pl110c WHJ>.
Shce into rndr.1du1I SCMnp. Oamlih w11h fr< h fnul or mmt ltavu. Serve immediately. Makes 12 scrvinp.
This cookbook collection
serves as social history
By Anne Stuart American und Enihsh cookbooks,''
The AssociMICI Pim 'aid Child, un in<1t1tutc founder.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -Found Some date to the 16th century
among the 9,000 cookbooks at and many are ~ fragile that they
Radcliffe Co llege's Schie inger are lied together with twine; they
Library on the Hi tory of Women: nre 1orcd 1n a locked, clim tc·
Books on ko her cajun cookery, controlled vault, and t:an be
Great Lakes mushrooms and viewed on microfilm.
cooking w11h nower . Recipes for The Schlesinger collection's
stovetop medicines. Indication of rapid growth indicates that
how hou ewives coped with ''gastronomy 1s really becoming a
wartime food shortages. A 137· serious discipline," Child said.
year-old book on how to constnict "People arc taking culinary history
confectionel) bu1ld1ngc; from i.pun cnously."
<;ugn r. While Child called the
"lt'i. .i hbrary of social h1 tory,'' chic anger's cuhnary cction "the
s.11d Curator Barbara Haber mo I important collection in the
11 h u culinary cnsserole country," it i n't the nation's
concocted with contribution or largest. Tho e distinction belong
mnh:rial from food writer M.f .K. to the Library of Congress and the
Fisher. Samuel and Narcas n New York Pubhc Library.
Chombcrlnin and Sophie Coe. u But she said the collection,
well e' Yankee Magazine and The nearly a fourth of the library's
Bo~ton Globe. total holdin~s, is "the cutting edge
Julia Child, America 's ''French of a new field," offering a rare
Chef," recently donated 2,000 glimpc;c into the lives of
cookbooks from her own library, rvef)'\\'oman. "We're intcre tcd in
~cattercd throughout the C\Crybody\ history, not just movie
collectaon. Child's smorgasbord 'lt<m and prcc;1dcnt · wivci.." Haber
include everything from "The ,,11d
Gu11tles~ Gourmet Goes Ethnic," The hbr.1ry bo.ut" hundreds of
pubh hcd last year. to o 278-year· cookbook<. "produced a41 fund·
old French pa ti) guide. r.u cr41 bv churchc , the Junior
"You can tell a lot about people ~gue, Poh11cnl groups, clubs and
b} cui~inc, whether it's the l .. dit\' aux1harie -titles like
potatoes of Ireland or the k1w1~ "Hometov.n htmily Recipes,'' by
popular in the 1980s," Child said the J-r1end~ or the Quincbaua,
Th.c Amenca.n In lllute of Wine N.H .• Volunteer fare Department
and Food also contributed 450 wd1c ' Auxiliary
rare book41 on cooking, wane and In electing tho e, curators were
etiquette, "everything from 16th· le interested in ama sin& an
century ltnhnn book' on how to infinite number of way to make
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lllu Irate new appliances,
technique' and trend , both in the
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food·rclntcd Inquiries.
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movie about thrtc generations or
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•PACIFIC RIDGE• Charming cottage In •NEW HOMEll• N.B. Adult perl< 55 Of
3 & •BA cloee to the older. $35,000 Call aft
beachl 2,400 aq ft. 5 pm 675-3797
Priced from 1359,900.
SPECIAL BUILDER
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BARGAIN PRICE!!
2BA t ""1BA Condo. 2
car gar. n-carpet.
near College Park.
$1•2.500 Agt
850-1220
E Side CM 28A I BA.
hrdwCS llra, gd cond.
R·2 IOI Priced for
lmmed aale 631-4849.
Out-of-County
Property 1 ~25
• ••nt• 8ar'b•r • "Elegant •BR 48A,
custom t yr home on
hlllslde with braathtak·
Ing 2eo• ocn 11u1. 7
min from dwntn SB.
Owner eaya ••II now!
sg25,ooo. Bkr 11 •1
662-3331 .
LOW DOWN GETS EASTS I OE COSTA YOU IN! MESA • 3 bd hse •
General 2102
Gorgeous 4Bdrm $1450
bonus rm w/abso-UDO ISLE • 2 bd cot·
lulaly 1veryth1ng incl. tage. charm· $1 750
Picture par1ect land· BAYVIEW TEAR • 3
sc•plng or very lg tot. bd twnhm • S2900
Auume $300.000 loan Two bd apt & l)(Clllng
& 1ellor will carry 10% club atmoaphare. S•
down. $385 000 Ask curlty, pool, epa, gym
tor Ann • & private beach. •
M oC••l•nd 7 80-s2.100
5000 o r 7 51-4330 SUMMER/WINTER
WM~" RENTALS AVAILABLE
'H ,\ • ~•, •
NEW 38r, frpl, d/W, W/d
hkup, gar. Grut vlewl
325tn Marguerita AY9.
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S 1395/mo. 213-59e-.,,,...,....,,...... __ ,._...~---_.;...;.:,. _ _.;.~---I 4770, 714-127-.5107
let U1 Help Y 01
Sell . Your Properf y! NICE 38r 28a. frpfc,
gar, Berber car~.
t>9am c.llt , akyltt.
11500/mo 646-291.1 Aldi
DLD lltroperty M9Mt
432-7787
•Nwpt Hgt• 28r
1 lh8a tnh••·type , patio. No pet1 295 E
16th Pl. .............. $825
• N pt Hgll 2 BR
1:V•Ba. gated comm,
FP. patio. Hkup1. No
pete. 18'\5 Tuelln 0
1845/mo
• •3BR 2~Ba twnhae
w/d hkup1, patio, 2
car gar. St 095/mo.
31 45 College Ave
•2BR 1onea tnh ....
type, hlcup1. ger, no
pet1. 3013 Coolidge
ll'C ......... S810/mo
•Pete OKI 2Br 1'."Ba
twnh••·type, hkupe,
gar 3003 Fiiimore II' C
....... SIStO/mo
•3BA 2V.8a twnh•• on
Bluff nr bch 1450 aJf,
dbl gar, fncd yd, apa
s 1225/mo. 650-3092
'•Lrg 3Br 2Ba 2·•ty
condo. pool, patio,
gar 18'\5 Anaheim.
$1 050 Bennte, 142·2949
•Maaa Verde twnhouM
2Br 1 Ba, W/D hook-up
Pool, garage + apace
S899 Pet OK 722-8011
2889 •o •or....-Av
2BR 1.58A end untt w/
pool. New catpet A
THIGW.ERIA c.... ........ leKll Twn hH + 32' botll •llP
2&3 Bdrm, 2-n Bath, 3BR 21AllA, 2,00081
beautlful toWf\homaa fpl, dbl ger, ldry, patio
In Mrene gt1tden Ht· Afl·1 11850 e&0-0354I
ting. Terracea. flr• YURLY St di -4BR plac... f\.111 aeeurity, N ... ___ h •• ~.-~1700 ' w/d hootc\lpa, covered r ,_.... ~ ....., ·
garagaa. 1 mlle to VIiia Rental• 875-<4912
beach. Near 17th St.
ahopplni;i and fra•
way. •u~etentlel
.....,... ... .nowanoe
W/1•yr !MM. 846-4472
Wt1t Side lurprlu
2Br 1 V•Ba 2·•tory wtth
frplc, d/W, rafrlg, w/d.
L.rg yard, 2..car g11rage
w / opnr. Avallabl•
lmmed. S1100/mo 408-685-18'\0
WALK TO ICH $875
Lg 1 8R, 1 BA condo.
Pool, spa, lndry, frJg.
No pet•. 248-0814
F nun!. 1111
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1.STORY houae, •Br
2Ba. 3-caf gar, apa,
lrg yant, lC1nt nelghoo
borl'td. Avail June 26.
11500/mo 492-8745 flV
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Faat/&41·i912/SeMc:• Jim Whyte 842·7208 Rpr• • Se ad/Sod
Since 1173 (473114) 'hl'Ef*"I eeo I•• ew. ... :.:...~::=•TREES•
/JOrlve w ay•-p•llO• Palnt..c.rpentry .. tc.· Ta,,••l"•m•w•. lprln
pattte etc. No JOb IOO D!yw!!t· o.yM!-!277 ~ .,._, 751-347
PAJNTINO
Ouallty palnlJng. Local ref~1. Fair prlce
Ron. 722·1S13 i>
PAINTIHG-WAUPAP~
AND REPAIRS
Local rtl'a ~
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RAINBOW C~ Malnt. am ... ftffe. U.. leM *uauu~au* A·TeAM OAADENING/ Mickey 538-0553 nRn 'I...UW MA.INT. 11 yr• axper. $2.80 per d1y ORTIZ CONSTRUCTION .. ·-........... GUI'· Julian ,. Yolanda Oat• , Maaonry•Conctete Pa· Clll lf\a 141~1'0 den"'j hN. 142-3921
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Apt. au.I. Job. Free Ml.
St. llclN9197831-1761v
paint. 2 car gar, va· 2BA w/g11r, new cpta,
cant. S975/mo. Ra/ fncd yard, water pd.
Max 842·9797 Call 9'"6PM. 836-<l120
Thal • ...~~r you P•Y tlo•·Orlvawaya. Paint. *** RlllODILINQ auav ..... ,,,....
4 ltnes, 30 day mtnitnum Landotpt Mill• 54&-3099 Cu.tom work. Elec.· Llc/bOnded. Match
In tlll T J. P•li. Concrete Conat. ~~.•an.try·Til.-IMP~m11be.. Comany bOadvvertarlMdd .. Hour•••.•.· WE OM Sllcl .-.. T~l
27 to Delaware 0 1755 SERVICE Conc-8rlcl!-81ock l.IC I r...... ~ ..,, • • ·-"' ~ 2BR tBA tncd yd gar lond. HlghHt Oull. Low Malnt. Dono tho Total lnt•rlor A::o,t
no doga. 382 La Parle 3 BA, 2 BA condo, 1 DIRECTORY Prictl (714)962·7093 1 CALL DOii iT ALL lrteh wew. 8'\3'"9020 •ling Sarv. Advloo
Pl. Nwpt Hta S975. Avl mlla from ocean. T J. Pelle Concrete Conat. Oen . contractor at bROUQHT Aaaletant Th• Crazy. 833·7172
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trustee 111111 For tree --M-11-8-,.-...,.v-..... ,. .... 0 ....... l!--
mlormatlon call CHARMl!RI
Watarlront Homaa Inc
Aeallora
63t·1400, 780-3600
7/1. Brett 881·1998 Frplc, w /d , pool, For ~a Information Conc.&rlcll..Slocll Lie 1 ttandyman prlcea. Malnt .. f, tun HNlce
a•R Hou .. In quiet E/ Jacuul, tennle. No CALL TOOAYll loncl. Hlgnnt Oull. Low Sman & lrg rapalra o ,ace·llft. Irrigation,
aid• neighborhood smoker• s1.oootmo. ASK FOR LOIS Pr'lt'et (714)962·7093 f.ncet, patio., plumboo colof, Quality care & 833-0722 P r O I d I C 0 r a t e d ,
BUILDERS 1mmac 3Br 2Ba home
LOTS OF OPTIONS wtth ... lrptc, plant
2 CONTIGUOUS VIEW shutters, hardwd nra
L o T s R 2 c t & many x1•asl Open
AGENTS PAM ANO ••t!Sun t 2·5, 3261
BARB 67!> 5511 Michigan Ava Priced
to ••II at $279,000 F orecloeures Bank Owner Bkr 2•1·7208
Repos & Probates Training Manul!I Man· OWC Lrg houae 3BA
ual will be mailed out 3 1 ·BA new kitchen &
for a 2 wt( FREE trtal btt·•n• S2•5K P11nc
otterl Sahallad pay only 645•1676
$1 001 Unsallatled,
tend back I 966-33 1 1
B;ilboa
l~l.ind 1006
CHARMING WHt and
2Br 2Ba. trg grau
yard & p11ho. per1ect
tor rental or remodel
$595.000. EZ to ahow
831·0211 or 84&·8186
.. ytJ4M bu'"-tnO'llng
to • naw locatlon 7 Announce
ttll move 1n delalflecl
Huntington
Beach 1040
Across PCH Harbour
Pacific B11ch model
perfect St 22,850.
846·8724 842·0493
OWC Lrg UOC houte.
4BR, pool · 1•R ept
RV parking $247,500.
Prine only. &45·1878
Hobby1111 can find the
eciVIPn*I• end wppllel.
they ~ In clalllflad
Balbo.i Garage. Pv1 & encl ___ J_oe_ ... e_9_1_._12e3___ Your Ing, etec .. plaiter, dry· ~ Ctw1t 53&-3213
w.,I. Int/ext painting, ---------
HOLIDAY RELIEF
TLC for peta & plant•
OC homa owner 12ytt
Xlnt refe. 751-6355 lslancl 2106 backyard, ldeel for 3BR 2BA In prHtlglou• Servlca Directory kitchen. beth reml>ctel Dutty'1 L8wn Malnt.
Roomm•t •• S825 nghbrhdl Spa, fruit Aapretentallve a add ltlona. Lie. Monthly/Wkly or 1 1 HOUSE TO
BAYFRONT!
mo Me-4902 trMa, $1465. 96&~ S42-4321 491197. U8 13Mto0 um.. '1wtll 241-1840
320 Coata MeH St or J. Ward 8'\e-.8080 Ext 310 JACK K•••DY TILE All reetdentlal & comm'I OAROENtNG-Full aerv. Pl.1c,t1•r
2BA 1 Ba. pvt yard. Sharp & claan 1 BR & MA.ABLE. INSTAU. repair• & malnt. Role.. , -ndacap•·•prlnklr• 2Br dpbc for t niamkr vacant S895 mo condo. Quiet. on --------~ ~ REPAIR All typea _ ... _ "'-__ ....._._ ... exec-type adult Cov· 642•9797 Ra/Max .. _.. W/d ,...,. · -• ,...__... •od-mow .. dge-elnup,
RPp,1ir iRHI•
•rad carport. water grMn..,.... • '"'' PUILIC NOTICE of Paver9. Waahlng " R.ta avail. 432-9127 ,... r11taa M&-2719
Pd Avl 711 No pelt 3BR 2BA hOUH, EHt· $676/mo. 545-5115 Th• Calif PubOC Utlll-SaaJlng. 497·5M5 AJIT llAINTmUMC• Land A modell
$1300 mo. Shown by aide Frplc, w d hkup. SHARP ciean 38' 21h ''" Commlulon, RE· THI ORIGINAL 0..-.. 1• wn •XII• In ac;:c.:lata ~
appt, &40.532• patio, garage S1200/ condo. f.m rm. pool, QUIRES that all uffd, DEAN tftt TILi IUlf ,.._ Molftt. Wa can R•landacape w/coto.
3BR 28a, gar, w/d. 11p. mo 645•9127 ...,., spa, 2-car gar. Great hou•ahold good• handle anything ahOl1 AIJ ptt .... ~
m1ero, nice deco r, 3BR 3BA. alt gar, nr loc. 11500. ~ mover•. print their leaky ahower•~Acld of • mlljor OY9fhaul Creative Oeafgn Plurnb•nq JfNI)
201 Ruby s1eoo mo Wlleon & Fairview Pu c Cal T number. WHh & ~CM. New N-pott l!Seach • Ploxl~lo wllhln 14ltrDO•l4'1121 yrly IH 873·53<18 Spac & clean t yr llmo'a & "chavtteYr't & Repair. Bathroom•· Coata Mffa ·Hunting.-,.ur .._..ti
DELUXE e1C.ec Twnhae, IH. S 1200 882-3331 print their T.C P num· Sho-door•. Kite· ton lleacn Arau. Call 14&-7505• C27-353HI HEATJ«i 'PWM8lfG 1 WOODeRIDOm 11900/ bar In all •dvertl... Floore·Plumblng Uc. CENTAUR MAINTEHAHOf ' UCS.1l7l Va'Mastlf Cl 2 + 2. patio. gar. yard, 4BR 2BA hH, Meaa dal
nu catpeta, yrly IH Mar. Recent remod, negotiable. 878-0831 new pnt In/out. S 1325
546·3720 Iva m111age
Cor1ir1.1
rkl M.11 ;> 122
t •He to ltoh 2Br 28a,
frplc, w/d , d/w, 2 prk
ape, new pnt. Avl 1/1.
S1~5/mo. 175-.He3
CLEAN 2BR duplex
New carpatldrapea,
ancl gar. w/d hkup
1750/mo, 648-3898
COLLEGE PARK
3BR 1 1ABA LHH
lf350/ mo. 545-0318
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mo. 3BR 28A, F/R, Fl manta 11 you have a 25yra O.C 973-8085 (714t ........ lltROP. GAADENINO &1_.....;;.;..;...;.;...;._.~....;.;~~ :'~ d~ P~~:·, 1 ~~~ quHllon ab0u1 lh• le· Tiie & Marble lnatall & Complete Malnt/....,alr ~:,~~O /:!t = PLUMBING w
ovarhng, aeaoc lake, gallty of • mover. llrno repair Prompt .. ,. Plumb .. l•c.-carpentry Vlc1or llrrw• 6.&-t'748 Al fObt. I.ow prlcM. .0 ~ PoOI, tennl•. 940-1327 o r chauffeur, Call: vice. tree .. t No Job paint. Rental _...... Wlll•lltettr5yrlnlltl.~
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mlulon. 714·5CSIJ..4151 Tumer, 957·1953. DAN'a H {8ut'--.. Ouallty yard car•/rMa ~LUMalNQ r.-.alr ..
Bc;1c.t1 . 11i•1 Aripllanc 1".
oma .... rate•. 12 yr exp. NBI -;::-_ TIL..I! ln11alled/Repatred. Improvement. Drywall. CdM only 03,_,872 remodeling . ....,._
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•8LUl'N 38" 288. 1 S1 ·rv1cP · l 'I, ''" Eat & Aefarenc:" Bonded. 845-7622 THI QltllN ICINI In N.8 . ar•a. Prom t, John a Shelby.14M17t u.n.T~ut lnteMIDent A neet. . . . . . ~ .
('11•,lflllHJ
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aty, frplc, new kitchen, u
w/d hkup, 2 P•tto•, All MakH and Model•
pool S 1550• 548-0l t 4 Coorteou1 Serv 558-0516 •V•r••lll•• 8tu41o 302t·B Harbor 81 c M. Wllh Mp. •IH.plng af.tl ... -.,...p---------R~I cove. quiet lntettor P LIANCE Al!PAI l"'A(LIAlll ~tcle.,,_
loc F W•'k 10 1 O'll. OFF Servtce Cha Ing by tM day. Local un aee. "' w /ad. Speclall:r• In ail AIM JUnt ....,. ......
beach, pool, ctubhH. brand• Quality worlc. Call Yolanda 831 ·__.. ~;-;i:ft'"=:;;;~iiiiii:xi'1 ate 1750/rno LI• No ...,._,
peta. TRW. No , ... , Beat prlca 131-1361 euaY ••• aontoee .t.91. 8'\4-72t t (le/bonded M-'Ch
any .ctvertlMd rat••·
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malnt. Dofto th•
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3. Winn r wlll t>. ch~n by random drewing end winners neme will oppeer in
th• following days peper One winner per week.
4. Con t will run 5124191 • 7/12/91.
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lia IUJI home. 350/ mo. dep req. Avail lm"1•d. Call Steph
.. 7·2781 or 729-2393
Na q uiet bayfront
home. 1 BR w/ aundk.
Avl 7/1. Yrty. n/ amkr,
P/T kid 01<. seoo + 'A
• utll. 845-5309.
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Up•talra orne.a for rent on Balboa laland. Avl Ju,,. 15th. $400-$450/
mo. Call 722-9081
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Propl!rly .'//8
FORLUIE
Approx t 100 sl S8501mo.
"38~ E. 17th St. C.M. ~23, S18/34~
lnVP'>l'11t'fll
C'pJ 'Jr '.IJ' "IV .'C!OH
11oot< needed, f\.llty Col•
latet'allzed, for auto
floorJng. 1 S'Wt Int pct monthly. Info S31.e120
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fot your ,., IUtotnOblle.
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8eltew '" Mlreoleet St. Jude an•wera your prayera. St. Jude Mea-
aage Centv 1·900-933-JUOE anawera
calla 2• hra. Give thanka. S3/mln .
*COOK• Mexican kitchen expe-
rience neceuary. F/T. Gr-o or Gary.
•87~47•
9y CHARLES GOREN
with OM.AR SHARIF
and TANN AH HIRSCH
Both vulnerable. South deals.
NORTH
•K Q ~ 3
•A Q 3
•78 42
•J9 WEST EAST
• 7 • J 10 9 6 4
• J 10 8 6 2 • 9 7 ..
•Kl 09~ •s
•AK 6 •87~2
SOUTH
•A82
\fK 6 tAQJ8
• Q 10. 3
The bidding:
South West
1 NT P ...
2 t P ...
P&M P ...
North Eut
2 + P ...
3 NT P ...
than the diamond suit. 0 leorronoe letters of the
four tcrambled wotds b.-
low to form four slmple wotda. ~--..
Declarer won the openin1 lead in
dummy and immediately fineued
the jack of diamonds. Had the ld111
been with East. or had the auit. tplit I C A M p I T l 3-2, the contract would have been a
1
l
1 12 1
J
cakewalk. As the cards lay, West
took the king of diamonda and per-
severed with heart... When East
showed out on the second diamond. I
South had onJy eight tricks. Since I S N I F I J
apadea did not behave kindly, de· 1 I' 14 1 darer couJd not set up a ninth trick ·
before the defenders had five-i..........ii.--____ ...___._ I
down one.
With MVen fut tricb, declarer I p H E 0 T t I wondered how my etderly
needed only two more to fulftlJ the grand dad crossed the heavily
coniract . Since declarer could atiU 5 J C f f I 7 • traveled street. I discovered
afford to lose the lead twice more . _ _ _ • _ he carried a n_&it.,..e that had before the defendera' hurt tricb ~
·u~TO •eoo
Classy Autos
Advertised
In the ...,,..
PER MONTH * NO COWCTIONS *
A
Opening lead· Jack of •
Tho~ who ltve bv the ftneSM of·
ten die by the ftnew. So obeessed
are they with this play that they
overlook alternative po ibilitte11
that might 11uure their contract.a
against all d1etnbut1onal qu1rlui
were eat.abli1'he-d. the club suit would I I bold letters spelling ---~ ·
have pro en to be 11 more fertile _ I N T 0 F Y
field. --,--,-7-,--,--1-1 ....... A Complete the chuckle quoted The combined North-South bold· V by f111in9 In the millJng words
ing held all the club pota n cept for -you develop from lt9P No. 3 below.
Early morning motor routes
available. Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance GOOD
s
North-South arnve-d at a normal
three-no-trump contract after
North first chedced on the possib1h·
ty of o 4-4 lit m a maJor via the
Stavman Convention. West le-d the
1ack of heart~ and dttlartr, an invet
erate fint>sser. looked no further
the ace and me. By going aft.er the
club suit immediat.e]y. declarer
would have been sure to ett.abliah
two tncka in the suit by force. Un-
leae they've changed basic math
11mce the days we were in echool,
seven plus two equals nine, and
that's all North-South cootract.ed
for On aome distributions, the dia-
mond lineue would still be available
9 PRINT NUM8EltEO
LETTERS IN SQUARES
., UNSC RAMBLE FOR
ANSWER I I I I I CALL; 642-4333 JlD!
SCUM LITS ANSWIU •. ,a HUNTINGI'ON BEACH, COSTA MPµ, .
for overtricks. '3!1WVNAO 6umeds SJ9U91 PIOQ pe4 J84) e6e>P8d
e peµJe:> e4 peJeAOOSfp 1 ·iee4s P918A8JJ Af fA88\I
e4J pesswo pep pueJ6 ,<µep1e Aw M04 peJepuc>M t
3!1WVNAO -~!lON -~dea -SfUf:;j -~8dw1
NEWPORT BEACH, FOUNTAIN V .All.EY, CALJ. OIE
OFOlll
FREMJLY
MJ.¥1..SORS
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
IRVINE & LAGUNA BEACH
ACROSS
I Opera parts
5 a TMn·
Age Werewolf
9 A religion
14 Chlllef>ge 15 Sott miner at
16 The ones ,,_.
17 lndlg<> plant
IS Athena pc>fch
19 Goat under
20 Entranoet
22 Brevity
24 VOlff In
2e Weight rln<*
27 Connec11on1
29 Gnom. a kin
30 "Thanu a _, ..
33 Potl·
amploy~'ll
37 BIOOd
38 A MU.-elee<
39 Ell .. t
•O CC>alt towns
'1 Daze
42 Corputenc.
'4 Foot. l)fef
4!1 "-Abner"
'8 Toott lo court
47 Plaoee lo Ill
4t FumtMee
53 When ltWI
shine
57 8laa
M --one.
auddenly
2 3 4
17
20
24
59 Bog
6 1 Involved with
S2 F .. lher
S3 AddltlOnal
64 Garden ol -
65 Fio-
66 Stegger
117 Hard to llnd
OOWN
I Saying
2 Welland or
Soo -3 Stale
4 Choice
5 Poaeutve
S P-unit 7 Aromatic WOO<!
II Shortage
9 Pronoun
10 Glo11
11 Single
12 lnqulrH
13 Shambles
21 ArOl.I ...
23 Mariner
25 Under111nd
2S Third-rile
comic
30 Legends
3 1 Leftoveta
32 Hardy g1<I
33 Harlh IOUnd
34 Imitation
sutt
35 Sound of a 1111
3& Before
37 Veniee
boelman
40 Wharvea
42 Command
43 Affec11onate
act
'45 Item to be
meiled
'47 Mortify
... PIMMd loo6l
50 "'*' mammal
e 1 a
51 Mowtn
52 Gem
53 Wine ltdey
54 Sidi,,....
55~
M-GMllc
80 California
riv.
10 11 12 13
Thursday, Junt 13 LIBRA (Sepl 23-0ct 22) Fresh Thul"lday, J.nc 13
uptrnatural: haai: Buhev1\ approach neccuuy 1f go<1I lS to be CAPRI CORN (Dec 22-Jin 20)
1ngcr, C.nccr Nobel Pmc-.. 1nnmg achieved. lnd1\'1dual in 1uthonty The fiery planet Mars. nO't\' clC>.\C 10
1u1hor. ha put on record h1 belief pr0\<1des helpins hind In p1r11ion Jupiter, cxerl\ a rachtr uncertain
1n the " upcmacur•I ·· The Poh~h· m1gh1 ht tr.in\l•led into desire. inrluencc on 1111 101n1 f1n1nc1al
born writer has been 1r.rn,li1tcd inco Mes age will become crystal clear 11rran1ement~. bU31nc .tuoe11t1Qns,
m.my languaacs. h1\ ongm•I bc1n1 Leo mvulvcd 1nveqmcn1' 11nd 1r:insac11on).
'Y1dd1ih" It WI\ Capricorn 1u1hor SCORPIO (Occ 23·Nov. 21) fhcrefore. throushouc the rcm;undcr
Henry Miller. ccrmcd rhc hc11con tn1u111on 1\ on larget You'll learn ur 1h1\ week 11 would he 11dv1~nble to
hghl or Americ:11n ltlCrdlUrC, who lhrouah pro•ch or IC•chlng Focus unl1c:1p1tc p;iymenl~ bcinJ del•~d or
finr ch11mp1oncd Singer\ wrt11ng on cduc:a11on. communicalion, orhers ro w11hhold v1t11I fices. figure~
A\kcd •boul hi\ mAnv reference:~ 10 J1si.cm1n111on of 1nform1tion. or 1nfom11111on
Che \UpcrnRlural, lxuc fl..a,hcv1~ Spiritual v .. lue' urfece Unorthodox AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Fcb. 19)
Singer dad nor hc~11111c. I le replied, 1pproach win, Aquoriu) is s.iid to be the sign llf
"All my cirpcrienccs hJve l>ccn AGITI'ARIUS (Nov. 22-0cc. 21): fri end hip -consequently, you
nmb11uou1. Nunc could crve for Diversify. broaden ranac of incercsu. 11lw11y' 11ppcu l(l be mlnt\lcnna cu
C\ladencc. Ju 1 lhc aamc, my belief in Populari1~ r.11in1 1ooms upward. Add ocher\, even when you arc In need of
$p1t11S become even sirongcr · co npp11rcl You'll be entertained moral wpP\)rt or advice. However. 1f
ARIE (M11rch 21-Aprtl 19) Wh.11 1on11h1, pl11nncd or othcrw11c you now h1y all your card\ c.>n 1he
had been nn CICil)ptrnclng c~11mple 11r Out\hon w nccrnmg money will be cahle, )OU \hould be hc;irlencd by
burcaucri.lcy come' lo .in end F1nilll\ 110\WCrcd coken\ or affccll(ln and oftet or
proper fonn• 11re rcuived. filled tlUI, CAPRJtORN (Dec 22·J1n 19). ''"him;c:
WJC-tll11e ach1c11td Scenario re\lolvc, Rem(J\le frrc ho11.ird . te•t recipes, Pl C (rcb. 20-March 20): Every
ruund durable goods. 1n,ur1nce, rcl'ld fine prinl in nny agreement. c\·cnr m one'\ Ilk r1!1lly 1• 11 1hre11d
TA R (April 20·M1y 20)· Ft>eu\ af,u on crcd1b1hry, public wc11v1ng 1 unique patcern 1ha1
Rel.111" who 1nm1ed on deadline 1maac. mar1111I \l,alu\ F.mph.a•1, un unfold by dci.11n Therefore, 1f you
will now adm11 there 't\10 no rebuilding. rcf11rhl\h1ng. rcmodclln1 nrc now confronted with 1 dccasion
emergency lftcr 1.111 Mingle humor ~wrp10 tn\ul\cd or ohsc~c:lc which •ffccts your long·
w11h pllltnce . Telephone AQlARll S (Jin 20·Fcb 18): term h1pp1nc • urcer pr~J>(tt.
commun1ca1t()n in11olyes crap,, vi~1h, Recent '--•"' h d1tl nol produce rom(orr and -.ccuntv, then le t so and
return of k> 1 •rllcle. c ~pc c1cd 1n1111~ lnrurm<1til1n simply lei thma' cake theu n1tural Gl:~INI (Ml)' 21-Junc 20)• rctCl\Cd IO.tll) r111v1tk\ "m1\ 1ng courM:
Allcntion rcvul"c, uound ancrc.1\Cd link," \c•u 11 kn1M "hilt 1.1 \k, v.hcrc ARI ES (~hrch 21·April 20)
Income. chance to bc,1ullf\ Ill lie Jc'h IJCh clone, ~ll•C\ICCm AflhOUJh )'l.l\lr 11 OftG of Che mn't
)Utroundrnp Arnnacmcnl mi.ttlc in 1mp11'"'l' C11n_gr .. tul 11ton'' favored ~1gns of the 7..od11c at the
connct11on w11h po tblc purth1oe of m-0m1.:nt ind the Now Moon in
11rt oh1c:c1 or lu11ury Item Mu~1c plll)S Gem1n1 ,.n only hfc yuur .11ptri11 even
m11or role higher. cherc ue ~rt111n lntcn~I
CANCER {June 21-July 22): Yuu'll pc:r10nal or f1maly d1ffa ulll to be
be 11 ri1h1 place al c:ruc1al momc:nc. r.1ced and and1v1du11I\ who mun be
I ~o\C who cqu11ed dtl•y w11h defe:11 ruld tu toe the line
24 hourt llJO will he cmbarm ed. TAIJRU..li (April 21·M1y 21): The
Your Own JUdJmCnt p1ev11I , OU UC: f 11urcan V',ilueli or hc1n I '. reipcct,
\11nd1c1attd. P1\Cc\ f11u1c~ in ,.cen.uio \ O ti R rnmp14 uon 1nd ~hot n m: 1p1n
ltO (July . 2l•Aua 22)> Older l11Jhllgh11:d hy Nlth a Ne• Moon 1n
1nd1111dual ~ht> had been "lurk1na" Gcm1n1 11nd an opp<»itlOn cu ~'
behind s en 1 bc\nmcs 111 1blc f..hn rulina plane• \'cnu and '°' 1n 1
q1te,tion• answcrl!d, punle solVed, mann r of pcaltin&. 1t'1 111ne to
'<1u'll meet Judl1nc, rcl111011,h1p thnJW open the doon to Chene Ythu
1ntcn11fu:a. C11 nccr, Cupricurn ., ~111 tand1na Q11t,1de in chc cQIJ,
persons katuri,:d G tl~I (May l2·June ll) Omp VIRGO (Au1 23-1:p1 22) Lon • th ftClll and uloun4 loved nnc , d1\t1rnn~ communt lion 1cl1h:s tu r tarn: al\.J COiie pc tiy b,\ 1t1n1
pou1ble Journey. Lu nu po ttk>n )OIU hunchC'• co the tulc f(lr,
hi&hhghl ab1hty to 1'11\ fr1 nd 1anJ -.11 t r JCWr pfubtcrm be of an
1n011cncc important pc:oplc. You'll 1ntcn ty pcnotlal, ptOtt loMI ot
rccc ve 1rcc11I accomrnod1t1 n rlnanc1al n1111rt, .cldOll llM JQU
Arie• re pre ntcd been 1n such 1 croq potlt on to , ..... ---~-------~-...:...;,~_ ...... .._ ________ ...l m1lrc • number of P!JI uvc •nd
'"8h:.,...::tt*l:::::;rl?:::::Ge:::::t ,=n:::.=..,=,=to:cf=ua=::b::y::Cll:::Hf::ng==:"~Ot=.,-..... ,·_W.__.or.d-"..._......, lnl'lllcllll Wllll lmf ·~~~~unc 2l•July ll> You •• A Clll 11 Cllllllllll c 11 m to be on -•md OI It 1-t00-414·-M end entetlng aoe..I COde number 511; .. lh 1 n rovnc ind dc1crmincU tu
OS. per mlnut•1 TOUOh·Tone Of rotwy Phoi'Mil 1,, 11 'lfltC\ 111~11 r, en utc --~---------------------f > ' "
thll an Opp<))1tion to enu' and
Mus close to Jupiter docs not create
I n0 O\'er nnances, 1nvcstmcntS Or
llab1h11es which ~Id be ni&h
ampoulble to mend
LEO (July 24-Aug. 23). The heat
nxMYI
CALL:
may be on but you should 1lso be 642 5678 1mprnv1ng your lm11e end barsain1ng •
ptw.cr -'° much so, 1n face. that
rhc combined influence of 1hc fiery
pl•net Mus and the bcncvolcnc
Jupiter toge lhcr in )Uur own birth
s11n now s11n1fy lhll pcuonally or
profe si<ln.1lly nothing cnn renlly
f.itc, daunl lir deter ~>u
VIRGO (Aua 24-Sepl. 23) A
i.:ollcn ue or 11 \OCllltc seem' 10 have
d1-c11vercd ;i chink 1n your 1nnor,
rhcrcfore on no 11ccuun1 11rguc the
1\1'°' or try to hluff )1)ur .,, .. )' out of
n wkw11rd silu'1tion /\ c:1rcc1
ch.in&c of ~me kind 'lt'i.:m~ 10 be
un11\',11dl'IMC, "' yuu might Jll,t ,
~ell be tht unc wh(1 ,t,Ht\ the ball
roll1n&
UBRA (Sept 24-Ckl 23) Why
bother to 1upprc\ your fcchnp o r
con"'' )'\tUr d1,plcuun.:., Certain
1nd1\ltdu h h ve cho en 10 r&n re warn1n& ~lanais It nd finally __ s _ _... ___ __.._ ~Cf'tcppcd the mark Can11equcntly, ELL
1f '' 11m 10 turn uft the charm and
turn thG potli1ht On UCI!. Of )'\)Uf
life which .rt c11ucing ao much • tM 1 at .......
hcarl•h Ml-ll1I COR.PIO (Oct l4·NOY. 22)· With
I Ney,. Moon in that pare of your
j()llf chart related co 1oln1 t1n1~111
arran cment • )Our 'lllu\, cuecr or
protc.uion nuw aided 11nd •belled by
Mars 11nd Jupiter, )'Ou imply ""not lll••clim••••
affurd co ml\ 1 tt1ck M talt:c time •-=======::;;t:;. off. In f1ct, cldum hu ti been SOii
1mrcretM: 1h1t C\Cl')thma 11gncd. ~•I d ind d hvcti:J
. AGtnAJllO (Nu\'. 2.1-l>cc '1)
You IHC no tonier lll'd IQ th~ pa'' or
un er uthcn' u1nlrol °' nnuen«. In
fa t, the: key wmJ now c'p•n,lon
Thcrcfmc, think or th lat Cf "
th•I I hm1tlc an pcl't\Cf and
powbth1tc1 and the .-111 be 11 11mo of
recove r) ind rcmuhblc
h cvcn1cnh
If \'O\ It
TIIUR D1\\': \\lite met to I hi
fltly ' mat na dou111
1nU '" 1 n 1thcr D 11\ir ry
pctio.tnal If vr " work. H Y"t,
noth1na h rc111 h WCn<'d •IKtUt
p•ur •rpruval or c n nt nd
lhercf1 re, ) u r .. oow fr tu orr.
loml b61h ~' •IUll and f1nanclal
urJcn'
Her••• leftllttH
(
cal Dlllr'9 In TYM!n. ..... t ... Or Marte
In C.M .. Mt.Ot74
lllTM.ULD
Ewe.._..~
If you •• ~. OUI• P'9 I maNte, we
may "8Y9 a ..... po.
.... •· r.,
..,.., I
/\fol 11.' '. I (110 11t!on IO fte ~ hf•· •tvta Made. ~.
,.tall .... ••panetica * BUVINQ ITEMS *
la a mllfor pl\19 Apply * 11tO'a to 1HO'a *
In .,.reon, ~ Co. , ·~to~* South Coeet Ptua. No ...._ lv Mlg 87U223
phOn• c-:~,_.... 1--MTIQUl----EIPORIUll-..:...;.;.;;.;;;;;.;_
RaTAIL SA&.•8 • COSTA MESA *
• Pff, Mature parton, 1931 Newport Blvd. Tt91n.ndoul Selec1lon1 chllda aducatlonal Frtnctl•~ft•tn'Amer 11ore. 657-MIO Jlldy •eooo ..,. q ...... RITAIL UL11 fo4on.S.11o.e. Sun 12~
woman• apparel, •W• Buy ano Sell•
Fa•hlon , ... nd NMdt Conlignmenta w.icom.
10 ~ anar~ and * • &42.eMO • •
f .. hlon con1clou1. Antique quih1 & dolla.
c.lt eo&-87-1129. Barbi.. Vlllaroy &
Retail Boc.h China. otd t-w· ....... WAAK •try & magazJnn & •• G wvn ottlar collectlt>tea. Fr1 COU!GE STUDENTS 9AM 9e2 GoldanfOd
•t10.25 STAATINOa Or. CM. 549-4219. Int I ftnn hlWe open-~--~....;......;...._;;;;.;;.;. __
lng1 In ,.._.., dlsplay, DINING tabte/4 chaq, ...... a ..,..,, Pff Fff. $1500. Lamp tabla
No•"!· MC.151-8518 ::::.~~lamp 1150.
SAL.ES
ADVDT1lllQ ULll ppli,lllCf'S hi) 1 1
Dlepley Ad axpartanca I +. Hunt kl'l/fl.V. K9('lmor• Waaher, OOOd
markat1 With mafor COnd. 185. Nawpott.
account pot.,,tlal. A 714/&42-0278 w/a . or
• 26 • yaar waelely 8 '8171a.9n 9.
1 newapap9f. Draw •
\
comml19'on. lmmedl·
at• ~unity. a po-
11tlon• ave4 .. bla. Call
(114) 842·1444 09'/a
Cllllllfttd ...,,.. -beyOnd
I llNldow of I_,.,.
PUIUCMOTICE
RENT
PUii.iC NOTICE
Baccatat Crystal,
exqul11te vaaae,
bowie, pltchen ate.
Wtlo .... le & batc)w •
Chacle ttore prlcH
then call Robert.
875-0817. or .. t June
Wedding Olfte.
Ppt·. ,i.:,
A111111.1!-.. t I; l'l
'UIUC NOTICI PUIUC MOTICI
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t to N0on. t N. ag:: ... SlllH .. -"·= ... 11119¥. ...,
turn. ..........
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S.mt.1 An.l
H r>1qhh f, 1 R·1
SAT only 9-3. Bk:ycle, office aupplle•. t 2' l(lta Sailboat 1325.
w.,.., ctothaa & Iota 3 Surf Skl1 (near
of other g,..t atuft. new). Darkroom equip
381 Flower Strfft StOO. Modal "A" Ford hem1; p1111, book1.
Ra1torar magezlna1.
Sal SAM 20312 Bay
o-.un ,..,. noz
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UN171
c.-.c 1 M2 l!legwb
Loaded. Sl.1500.
Phone 17~77 ot
17)..70&4.
Cadillac n cov
Eicc11tllant Condition,
lttOo 080 COM • 721•t2t5 eve •
POftD ••• Taurua
OL w..-... AMI™ CNMtt•. S)OW9f Mal. power wllndows, reat
HOHOA '81 CIVIC 4t tac. ... t. t nt., wln-
dOCW, I apd, AiC, AM OOW9 •• ~ r~ n TIUYLSR 2 • 2. lmmaculata,
loaded 12.200 2 1 ,,., A 1 J o • e If· .... 1 -..a
con••lned. 12995 '""'-,,..,...,·-,.......,....·---...,,....--11• 8604428 PalHlAIH 400I 'IS
Al e.-~ 1'60 090 35 ooo rna.s $ t 2,500
.... 2244 • Call 7U-4J33·1751
SELL
Pt'lda of ownaraNp,
""' t• wipa~ Int• ~, oream pUff condl·
ttOn. Appt, ..0-0122
Honda 1"3 Acccwd
581< mll••· 5 apd.
b9ige, bCeflent condl•
tlon, AM,,.M. air.
$3.950. 841-8115
Mafc.oea 1t73 220 ,.....an ..... -_s_p_m_. ----o.. 4-Cyt, auto, all LHICOUI 'l'1
powar. a te. •Int. CeftUnetttel 400
14,200 382'"82. ang run• gOOd $tl100
MercedH 1182 3000 'T1Mbo, N&utllul car. 1
0wnet, a111c.1i.n1 con-
dition. H .150
f714) 548-0973.
Must ... , S42-o5e7
Olds 1978 R9g41ney
Good Condition,
$2500 Catt after 5 PM
Sle3-6837.
Looking to sel
that extra j11nk
stacking up in
the garage?
Try the classifieds. What's junk
to you is a tre~sure to someone
else. For only $13.44 you get
4 lines for 7 days. Call today.
642-5678 . Yard Sala. Sat June 15,
8 to 4. 949 Junlpero
Or. CM. View Ave .......................................................................... ...
PUIUC NOTICE PUIUC NOTICE PUIUC lllOT1CE PUBLIC NOTICE
P8'1814 '17810 PITOOe a J~ 1h0uld 8')pur al the~· ducted by join! Y9n1in MOTIC• NOTICE mencec1 to lranMC'I l>w>-
STATaMDn' Ot' l'lofl11oue '1ot,.._ CA&.IPORNIA PIRa AND ing Ind Ital• yovr ob-The rtgi1lr1n1(1) = INVnUIQ alDS PLEASE TAKE NOTICE nets under the F\c:MIOUS The ~•gl11rant(•) com-
manced '° "1anNct ~· ""' under Iha Flcbl!Ol3 Busme11 Name(s) 11.sieO
~on NA
Anis Y Ibrahim
AaMOOMMDT Of' •uah\M• ....... ................ CASUAL TY SYN0ft811 Elon' or Ille written ob-menc:ed lo lrtnNCt ce.a20 lhll on June 2• 1991 II Bu11ne11 Name(•) fisted
UH Oft P'fCTlTIOUS ... ......._, Stata......t Ot' TM ANNUAl. '°"' with Iha COU!'I be-neu und• the FICtltiout Notice 11 htfebv given 1 00 p m or u '°°" 1boYe on M1y 1 1991 ._.. •• MAMS The loOowtng persons.,. The followtng per.ans.,. STATl•NT ore Iha tleMlng Your ap. Bustneu Nam•(•) ltaled that .... ad btdt ..,,it be,.. tner .. ri.r u the matt., Roben E Longm11n ni. to1oww1g per90n• ~ butlnMI u · doing buslnHI u · ,..,... , Mutual In pearaN:e m1y be in penon at>cwe on Junes. 1!181 ceived by ine City of Hun-may be heard, al 3300 Tht1 s•att,,..,,t wu 1\1«1 lbandOned"lhe UM o• MA WOK. 2440\ Ridge • .ur· or by your inomey Generll Plf'lnat ttnglon Seaeh at the otlloe Newpot1 ~d. New· wlh tilt County Oetll o1
e lltcUUoue 8u1lne11 UNIVERSAL EXPLOAA· Route •t02 Laguna Hile, e"oe Co., 100 It. II yov are I cred•IOf or a This statement was riled of the City Cl«'k at Oty PQft BMc:h, C•tornoa. the Or1nge County on ._.ay 9
Name COUNTRY CLUB TION PARTNERS Ill, 2•5 E. Calif 92853 , LNe ,.,._., edWant• eont•ngel'll etedttor of the ""''ti the County Cleft! of Hall. 2000 MaJn SltMt, Ne.~ ISNctl City~ 1991
BUSINESS PARK &\00 Fiacher AY9n4.lll, Bldg A-2. C&H investmerns c.t1for. ...... IL llOll decened. you ln4JSl , ... Orange CoullCy on May 7. Huntsng1on BMctt, C.lof· QI wllll hold • pybllc hMr· , ... ~,
This stat_,. WU llled
w.lh Iha County C*1l ol 0r-. County on May I , 19111
au ch StrHI, N'ewpon Costa Mau. Calif 9321 ,q Corp., 1040 CounttY Yw .,..... DacaMlt., your claim With the coun 1991 nra. un IN tlOur ol 2 oo ing to contidet llnd PO>. PuOl>Sl\ed Or~ Cou1 fl49MM
SMd\, 01i1f t2110 Uni...., Exptotation, tne .• Club °'. EICOntdo CPI It, 1t90 and mall a copy lo Iha S*· F4eU4e pm on June 25. 1991. al 111)ty ~·a~ Dlilv Pilol M1y 23 JO Pubflshed Of-. Cout The Fletlflout lut1n .. t Calttomea, 245 E. FllCher 92025 T .... ailMMt<M ...... sonil reprtsentallve ap· Publ<sMcl Or1n99 Coal wNctl dme they wit be lnCfweing feet cNrgM tor Jure 8 13 1991 Deity ~ May 23. 30,
_.__.. Avenue. Bldg, 44 Cotta Thi b I I poonted by Ille CO•"' Wlltwl n..... ....... °'** pWllcly and rtad ~ '*""' ..,... Name ....... ..., to aboYe M..a Calli el2!I · • u1 neu • con. 1 toa,~10,e111 Tatel '°"' ~ths from 1,,_ dlla --, .. ...,. May JO .NM•. abid In Councl Cham-lions prepenng •tudiae _______ ni_2_1_ .. June e. 13. 19111 "'"Ned In Orange County • ducted by a corporallon .... ....._ n,Me,atl1 ol rni ieauanc:e ol 1eners 13. 20. 1991 bet9 tor~ ~ omc. Nndllng •PS>Mb Ind per· on J~ UI, 1917 Fae Thi• bu1lne11 It con-The reg111ran1(1) com-Ae•oewt• .,,.....,.. t.r et prOYlded In MC1IOI\ 9t00 Th-281 Reatcntlon and L.andteape t«TNng ~.The pro-' __ P_U_l _Ll_C_N_O_T_tC_E __ ~~ Com-ducied bf· 1 corporation :9!J! t=sac~,= atMOlel ...,.. ~ of Iha Californ11 Probate ~ a1 Main StrMC POied '" mctNMS retate1 __ PU_IUC ___ MO_TIC! __ _
piny, c a111orn1a 303• Th• reg111r1nt(1) com-Butlneu N•m•C•l ltted t 1,11e,0001 Capllel Code. The llme '<>! llhng .. 'IUC -r1c• and Olllle Avenue In ITl9 io vattous matt.en euch " lft7027
South Or-. Santa Ana mtOCed to traneact bull-•bOYe on Mey 1S, 1991 Stfflla ·I Anr••··· cla<m• will not e)lplrt be-r"U "" ~ City of Huntington 8eactl land UM ~-·· ma. Flctltlou• flS?OOI
Callf 92707 · • S:~ne':*N~:1,r;icll.:S':c; David Chen, SacJTreu Wrtt..trta tor ..... ,''*' ~~r~ rn:;~~· ~~c'!': '1otttlau• ,i!, Ht!,~ IP9Ct~ :! ~""' '"::..= 8v•tna• Name """1Mt•
ED. OaYelopment Inc .• •bOYe on NfA Thia slaleMenl was ftted .-olal __,.... tunda •; •t>cwe auaJMee Name ~menta om• :11rob-plan'• paramedic r• 8t•••-t •..an.•......_ ~OO h8·~~l:;:o ,..._,port ChuonQ L.Am. Chief Flnan-~ ttl•,.~ty c:'11 ~I 0,... paid-In 9"d OM> You may el!am1ne. Iha ftle StM•-t talnad on J\lr'9 Ys 1991 at 1ponH. recycling 1llp ~ lollQwong persons -• .....,...., ac: • · clal Otll<:er ange ........., .. , on •Y • trftMltH aurpfua •I ~ kept by Iha court If you The lollOwlng persons ire the Department Ot PubHc ren1a1, and harbor ttruc· Clotng bUslneH as The lollowlng persons art
Thi• butlnael W91 con· . 1991 aHl9na4 tvnda (•u,. •r• • pereon inta. .. led In doing bullneu .. WOl'lls 2000 Man Sn.. lurH A 1111 ol Ille , ... to AUDIO MOBILE CENTRE doing buslnesl .. ducted ~ e general per\· Thl1 11a1trMnl was Med . fl4e:t:tS1 ...... , 2e H? 40ts au,. the Hiiie, you may. Ii .. (1)P~MCO jb)Pl.ASTICS HunlinVton Bffch. Calllof: be lnereaHd Ind Iha pt<>-789 W 1611'1 SI Co~a LA PETITE CAFE 810
nlrlhlp wlltl the County Clerk or Published Orenge Coast I I Wiit\ Ille COUl1 • formal A• ENGINEERING .. MANU. nla rec.Ip! of • ~ PoNd ChatgH II •val!•~. Mell Callf 92627 Newport Cenltr Drive
Thi• llal9menl WH llled Of•ng• County on M1y 21. Diiiy Piiot May 23, 30, ........ ,....,. '°''°"" quest for Special Notice of FACTURING CONTAAC. ,..~'"of S15 00 ""of charg1. •t the omc. Ralffl Hemandez COf'IH. Newport Beach Calll
with th• County Clerk ot 1991 .kine e 13. 1091 holclor• I 1,111,4011 Iha follng ot an tnwn1ory TORS 2300 SE Bristol EKh bid shall ba3 made ol tha C11y Clertl ol the City 5320 Vorll 81Yd Los Ar19• 928e0
Ofange County on M•y 22, r4M7SS . Th 271 ......... fw .... ,... Ind 1ppra/1al of estate ... Suitt F. Santi Ana Hltght.s'. on the Proc>o911 Form Ind of N•wport Beacl\ The IH Calol 9()().12 lbrtl'llm. Anes y 1515 w
1991 Publlttled Orange Coall • ••• 1n,lt41 ~ Mt.I or of Ml'/ pettllon or CaJ•I 92707 In the mannet Pf'Ollld9d In publte: 11 lnVll.cl to 1ttend Al-,anctro luetano A~1tre Rent SlrHI Anal'le1m, ~.:= M~~ J;,:-;1 Ditty Piiot May 30, June e, l.aMllnClllriclllellplu9.._ MO"t• far tha rear account n ptovided in DIMd L Pitter.an, 208 the contract documents. and commen1 orally or 1n ~2~~ Ac!i/;'1~ Ad ~ 92802Flora G 1515 w
13 ~ tott Y , • 13 20, 1111 """"""'Ct.a""~ ••.ae7,oee MCtion 1250 oft~ CaJ1fOt· Nall.~ Beach. Calif Ind lhall be accompanied ;-11ng on !tie PfOc>OMd A bet'to La 8'anc 789 w A1ne mStrHt An1he1m • -.. Th-290 ~In claellllad We ~ oort1fr u.t 1111 Probate Cocl• A Re-t2MO by 1 cerfllled ot eun1er·1 " ·~ases S C ,._,
8
.,,.291 for l'lllp tM ...,. et..... IA quest lof Special Notiee Thi• bu1lne11 11 co~ check or• bid bond for nol Publ1sl'ltd Or•nge Coa't •611'1 I o111 Mtsa ...., r Cal-4 92802
.,. form II avlllable from Iha duCt9d by an lndMdUal lell thin 10, 01 IM D•"Y Pilot June 13 1• 15 92627 Th•• but1ness 11 co~
HAVE A
GARAGE SALE
642-5&7-8
.... f'clanG• ...,_ the court cletll The r9i1islrant(1) com-amounc 01 the bid made 15 f7 111 19 20 21 22 .,..,co An!onoo Jimenez duc:l9d by l\olband 11\0
,.,....... MM••ant tar Attorney fOf PetitiOnef manced 1o tflnNCI bull>-payeCle IO the City ot Hun-23 1991 e 12e a.tif\ow« &Nd I.alt• W!te tM w-ar _.. ........_ ANGLEA & BAHNON 199 ,,... undet the FldltJous 1....._ 9each.. fht ~ rl\327 wood Calf 908()4 The reg111rant(1) com--.r 81, 1t90 ..... to S Loe Roblee Ave . 'Suite Buslneu Name(I) Mlted ~'°;' "'81, Ir\ the pe<· Tr111 bus ness s co~ rnenc.cl IO traMKt bull•
the ..._.,.._ C.......,.. 7t' P1saci.na CA 9110\. et>cwe on· ~ I 1991 formance ol the work Ind PUIUC NOTICE d<IC!ed by • ~al oat1· ,_. under the Foct•tious
I t 248(, DrAd L p111.,.0,, _....._ nershlp Business Name(1l steel a o"or, 11u•rawan t• -..,_ .. ~ improvementl c"'"""'"' ID Tl'lt re g1str1"r111 com-~on NA a.w. Publoshed Orange Coal ,,_ ltatement wu ,....., tl\e labor Code of me '57Ht menced 10 trW'SaCI busi-Ants y ltwahM'I • .._...__. °"-~Dally P1IOI June 12 13 19 11rtttl the County Clertl ol Siii• ot Cllofomi. and F1cttta.... "ISS lmdet 11\e ~ICtllOuS Th4 •tatemenl WU ·~ • 1 1991 Orange Col.nty on May II. °''* iawa oC the State ot ' ldoftt1 C... a . K...,_ Wll\220 '"1 Ca ltlornll ippllcabl• au.Mall NMna 8ut1ne11 Name<sl listed w1\fl tt'9 ~ty Cieri. ot
lft8ft, ~ ,494357 ltlertlO With tht UOIC)tlon State-t ll>C>Ye on N A Orange County ~ ... ay I
Publilhed Or1lng9 Coast Publiahed Orange Cout onty 01· ll>Ch vaoaa.ons lhat The ~"Q pe<wns 1re n 'Hi Hetrlar'dez C0t1e1 1991
Deity Piiot June 11' 12. 13. PUIUC NOTICI i)alty Not ,qy 30 . .klnl 8 may tie~ under.,. ~~s~E• COUNTY,!~• ~11c=v ""'~led Pul>llshed t>r:::~,
14• t5. 1991 13 20 1991 ~ st11U1H purtuarrl to PARTNERS 1990 1420 Otange County on May 10 n ...... ...._, Mav 23. 30 ~ F5Jt47 Th-295 ::~=~ '*W: Bnstol Strffl Norlh, S1.11te 1991 :;; 8r;3, t99J' _________ , STATEMEfT Ot' haw not been ~ 100. Newpol1 eeacn Calif ,4.391'7 Th-27'9
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 MAMDONllSWT Ot' by tht prOYll>Ot\S of the 92eeO Pub! shed °' ang. Coa..1 ---------I PUil.iC NOTICE USI OF FICTmOUI 'UILIC NOTICI L.Abor ode Preferenc. 10 Wiiiiam K DI VIS 1 •20 Oa iv Pik>I M1y 73 JO
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•ua1Naaa NAMI 1a.1>or ""'tie g.veo onl'f 1n 9'\stol StrMI North Suite Ju"• e 13 '"' PUIUC NOTICE t tliM The lollOWlnQ perton1 fllJ~ the manner Pf'Ovlded by 100. N9WPOl1 Beach Callf Th-2 •e --------NOTIC• Ot' have abandonecf the UM of ,........._ law 92te0 Aclttlau•
PSTITIOfll TO the Flctltlou1 Bu11net1 ltualn9M ..... No bid aha• be conlld-Alan J Tunllantr, 1•20 ._,.....Na-Name· COAONA HILLS IN. atateMaftt ered unlff1 rt 11 made on a Bnstol SllMC NOl'lh, Sulle PUIUC IOTICE atatamaftt ADMINISTIR OUSTRIAL CENTER AS. The lollo\ortng '*'°"8 .,. IOfm l\lmtshed by Iha City 100. Newport Bffcl'I Cllt1f The fOllQwlr\g 1*90nl •tt
ISTATa 0, SOCIA TES, 1500 Quall dolno ~.. ol Hunllnglon Beach and it t2l80 ,..J..,_ dOlnQ buS1Nn NAZI~ II. MY S1rMI Suite 250, Newpott IR~NDON'S!9AANDON S made In acwrdatlc:e With Aob•n J Th trgirtner. ITATSMml'T ()fr INTEANATIONA~1 LEAGUE
CASI NO. Ateneo Beach. Call! 92eeO RESTAURANT, 3.JSO ,..,. tM prOY\llonl ol the pro-'420 8flttol Slrtet North, AAMDOee~ ()fr SPORTSWEAR 11592 Mt
To alt httrt, benellclalle.. The Fictitious 8uslneu eclUe of 1t1a Ma, Coata POMI ~~II ~ ~ Newpot1 Beech, USI Ofr '9CTITIOU8 hOQat>V Pl Tutt•" c11of
crectrtota, c:onllfl99"' credlo Name reterfed to lbo¥8 Me.a. Calif tM2t Each must be 11-~ L 8uct1anan, t •20 auaaM ... ..,... t2680 ·
IOfa. end per9C)nl WtiO may WU filed In Orange Counly FllgO Hotel• CorporahOn. cenMcl Ind lltso pr9QU8ll-ltlatol Stl'M4 ~h Suit. The 9olowr.a per90N Wallet w LulldQUISI
othanYlse .,. lnMttetad ~ on Augutl 11. 1917 Fiia • Calilomla Cotpol~. ~ .. '~1'8;; the 100. Newport IMch. Calif l\aYI •bandonad'IN uaa .. I~ MttlOO•"Y Pl TU'!
the Of ....... Of bOlh No Fis2070 7121 Fty A...,_,., LI Jol&a. ,.'.:.., .. _,Cltf --~ t2l80 th• ftCllllOUI 8u1ln ... hn Cat' t26&0
OI HA.l!L M RAY lncOl'l8 Oooom,trvty ~ Calif. 1*7 .... ,, "' H~~I ~ R1chatd E l-.iev t•20 Name GANDHt OEVELOllo Thi• buelneH '' Ct\" A PEtltlON ,,.. bMf\ TNll • Ca&i'°'nia....,... Thi• bu11n ..... con. '~ 1 ... "V'"' 0 ·...--· 8 IOI ... ~ ,. Sui MENT TD ,._ OUc:ted by an lndl~ lllad by Jamee w Aay I Trust (~~--~by'. COfPO'ltlOn any ot .. bids "' ..... _ Nor.h, •• • l • A ..... tomaa Th• reg111r1n1111 CO'!'•
Moct'IMI 0 A1y 1n the Su-to CoMolldaled Cac*al In-The rtg0l1trane(1) com-8Y ouw o11n. Cll't Cou:lo ~ Hawpof\ 8Mch, Celd ~:4 c::r:,,..~ ~~ meno9c1 lo trane.c1 bus
penOJ COUJ1 of Callfomla. come OoPott\IMY 'TNSVI. ~ \0 nneact ~ ell °' the Oty QI Hunt-"'IJ!On ........... _.. -under IM ~let llOU .. C~ Of OrtftOa t Callfornl1 lu1lne11 NII ur>cMr the f~ a.ch. Cebbtlla Iha ~ Jim.. O luck~, lt10 Cocta M..a CaW ~I Na,.,.lt l i Jllt<I
The petdlOn ,.qUNl.I INt Trust), 2000 Powel Straet. ltutiMl.I Name(•) ad of M•y "'' 1420 8rlstol '""' h, l2IH aboYe on A
.Jame• w. Ray I Michael Emeryvlne. Calil t4toe ·~on NA ~ .......... CftJ ~'· ::., N""'POl1 ~ .!!:. ":::;:: :u:: w .... lundQU>ll
0 Aey M ~ntad U t.Cac:k-CorON. Ltd . a caa. ~Fargo, "aaldanl c....-ef tM CltJ ef Thll bl.d•Mll 1, COft-wu !led in OrW"Oa ~ Thia &ta*°'*'I ""'aa 'led '*'°"" f9')(9"ftta~t to fOmie flmttad ~. Thia ~ W8I tlted Muftt1n9'eft 9Nch dueled by a 09'*11 pelt Oft I.My 11. fll() ,.. Iha ~ Cle<tt ol ~-ett1•e of the 1500 OuU Streat S&#tt With --. County 0.11 of ~blllhed Ormo-Coast ._, P Ho ,.._,.71 0r9nga Countv on ~Y 11 ~;loon r..,..,, the ~~,..._,Pon 8eacfl. Callf ~ COunty on .._Y 20. Delly Piiot Jur'9 I 13, 20. Ttie r•o••lr•"tl•I co!'n< OlrT'll'l\a D•Y•lop•unt, 11t1 fl4MIOI
dac.O.IC 1 end c:oCf Thi• bualnieu wa• con-HMMa 1tt1 ~ 10 ltwact bull-Inc , 150 Town Cant• ...,_ If dllc:ted .... ,,_., ...,. Th31i MU unci.t Iha Acll;ove °""9, Suite 1110. Celt'°'· ~heel 0rangt Coe ~te~ba ,:''::sed..: ~P .. , 1 ·-~ ...... ~ OrMOt Coast aus•nett Name(•) 1 n11, ~•• .... Ca f Daly Pitot May 30 Nnl 1
oodlclla .,. IYallabla fOf Th11 ttalement ,,.. ISied Oatty Nol aqy 30, .NM I. ·~on Oet ), '"° WIM IS, 20 lt91
h*'nlN1lon in !ht file kepi W'fh the Cour11y C19rtt of 1), ao, 11t1 <n K DIM• T?lll bu.._. WU con-111-2"
, 11e coun. Orange County on May 11 ~1 PUlllC MOTICI Thi• 11ataman1 ...,., tll9d dllc1ect bV • llml1N pen. 1M ' WIVI 1"9 County Cltfk OI '*INP
he ~ laquattt au-1 Or COU1 ..... IC --· ,........... Orange County on .... 1 20. Thi II IMlal'lll --tJed --.. ---. ----nc--,-~ IO admtnlll• Iha ff· PubMhad "'99 r"V--•n. 1111 '#1th Iha County Oar11 of ~ -
.... UNlef 1'1• lndepand9nl C>dv Pilot Mey 30 • .klM •• au.tnau....... .-........,.. Or~ Counly on U av 20 --------~-ltlon of lttlltal 1), 20. 11tt ........... ............. ,._.,_ .. '"' ~, .
Act (Th a1.11t\ofrty w1111 Th-214 ••IAIH Mw The IOllO#ng penon.1 •e ~ Orange Coul Pub! hltd Qt COU1
elOW lht l*eone& ,.... MaltM8"1 C10inO but•MN H Deify Piiot M y 30 .JUne I , Daily Pilot Uay 7. June I, ~to lllle fttany... --LJC --The t~ l*lont art NEWPORT PlfA REALTY, 1) 20, 11t' l3. 20 1 .. 1 '
ttof\• wltnout ebtaln•nt ,.._ -• _. doinO ~· " '°' '4h~ ~. Hew-Th-211 ' ~ ~ hfote tMi· ,1Jt49 ERGONOMIC flOCUS, Pof1 a.ch. Ca I tztl3 =.:. ~.~ ,......... ~,_=~~''· t::::C::!\"~~ 'r;c ·
....., rtlpreMIMllY't ,... .,. ._.,. 111 ..... Marti .,,.,, ~ nil "" Lofca N"PO't ~ _.._PUIUC ___ MO_TICI _____ PUIUC_-;;;;;IO;;;;;T~ICl--~i '"'*" tD ~ NMiea to ..... IM"t """Ct ... Ot. C311'. c.oaca 0 I '91080 NU 11 •• •••• ll*llON "'*-The tOIOWlnQ l*90nl .,. ....._ callf 9M2t Tn11 1u111,, .. , is ~o~ ,..... ....
..., ._,.. wMM "°'6Ce ot ~ ~ •• fhll b1.1• nae. it COflo ~ Of a COtOOraliOn •w I I I ..... _._._,...!! !Mir ,,..... ~"' 11CAMMfl~ As. dl.tCMd ~ an fl'ICllit'ltulf Tl'!• ttQil 1ran1{•• com-••te• .,,1 MIOnl .... ,.,..,..111 --.-n ll'W2 .._..Av Tl'I• f99fltllftl(I) ·~ !MnCN lo 9"U!;l but Th• ----.......... ~ ... enut, Suite \00 ........ fNll'CM • 1nlnMt1 ~ ,,... "'*' l"-~. -..
.. ..... ..... Ill'\ ..., caM W11J ,_. t.lflOtf N tt N t I ) --..... ll*90n ... .,, Ob-I alftlftl 1 Ventur• A.. 9utlM9s Name(I) ._. 11oewt <111 ~ 1 ,.,, fllllOn .. flt ......, 9flCil tOCliM9t • Caiifioml9 l9ft" ~on HJA lOtra fte C>t art h• t ......,. .... ...,.. _,.,. .,., ~ o. m2 .._ J 9doGI\
...., ~ ,,,.,. ...,,. lht ~ Jlload, .... ' "' ,,. ~ ......... ......... . ..... 0.. .1,. ... .... OilUlty ~ .. .,. County Qef\
A IHINMHQ Oft N ..... ,._ ~ ...... ""'9 Or8f108 Qoun1y Ofl Mir ti. Oranot on May 1\ "" ......... °" MY 1n111raM• Com .. ny, a ,., 1MI
,.. 11tt • I ,.. "' ~ cotp01illOl1, •• tlll •••ta? Fain C ~ ~ ....... =-~a-=._":. lllMe "4-fi'IWMCI °'*WC ~htCI 0r.,._ CCM191 1 Mt 1W., 'CA •10t en.t, l31f\ P'toot -==:~ Dally "°' .lltN I. ' a.; Ottlr NOi June I. , I duC'tM tit' • ,_ ..,_, to .... grant .... *"'*"* °'' ,, f1 ,., 11, .. , Nf .....
el W. J'Olil 11\ls but""' TN1' fl'le ft9lt r.nt •) _. ... .._. ______ .._ ______________ .._ ______ __..._ ..... __ ...... .._ ______ _
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STARTlllG A llEW BUSlllESS??
The Leg.II OepertrMnt at the OaDy
PllOt la pleeMd to announce a MW
..,w:. now avallabll to MW bull-,...._
We wM1 now SEARCH the MIM for
)OI at Po ptra dlarge, end ....,. you
the ttme end the trip to the Cour1
~ In Santa Ana. Then, of courte •
...., the Mel'ctl tt comp19ted we wtll
fley<Nt ftctltiou. ~ neme aiai.-"*" with the County Gin; publlth onoe•_... kif fourweek9• r~
by ... end then flte your proof of
l)UCllCatton With County Qltk.
,,...._ ltoP by to Ne 'fC'Allf ftc:ttUoua
~ statement .. the o.lly PllOt
Legal Depatttnent, 330 Welt -· eo.ta ~ Ceillk>mla. " you Oll'I not stop by, ,,._ call U1 It (114)
942-4321. EJCtenllon 31 a or a 11 n .... ,,.. .,.~tot )Q.I to
handle thla prooadure by "*'
If you ..., hl'4 """ further qi.-.
tlont, P'-eel UI end we wll be
more tflln Giid to 8llll9t you.
Good luck In 'f('Allf
new bueltleeell
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DAILY PILor's 20 THINGS To Do
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mADWAJ'l IOT
Pacific Symphony Orchestra
brings its Pop Series to a
close Friday und Sunday with a
program "howcasing omc of the
best tune!> to ever hit the Great
Wh11c Way Numbers from "A
Chorui. Line,'' "Les Miserables,"
"Mame.." "WeM Side Story" and
"Phan1om of the Opera" will be
featured rn the 8 p.m. concerts at
the Performing Art Center.
T1d..ct!>, which range from $14 to
$43, c.m be purcha'lcd by calling
740·2000.
7 MlllDEROUI MEAl
} lo~ .1bout treating Dad with
•' murder on his !ipcc1.1I day
~1} \tCI) Cafe wall present a 'pcc1al
lnur-~oursc brunch with its U'lual
do'c of mJyhern, "Murder at Cafe
'n1r. Sunda\ at 11 30 ,1 m. at
Hubert ' Rc~1auran1 Call Q55·
CLL L: for rC!ICl'\Ul10 n'I
8 umN TO THE MUllC
fh c 1n1m 11,1hlc Doob1e
Brother\ hring their
h.trmon1l1U, melo<l1e-. and rod.
'11 u n d' to I he Pa c 1 f i c
Amph11hcatrc l·rtday. Their
etincc rt " set 10 begrn al 7:30 p.m.
I 1l~c1' an: S2.'i 85: for information
Pr ticket~ L.111 A.'l4-l'l00.
9 ~ ~. guided, behind·
I he 'Ct'OC\ tour or the
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< l. nit·r 1111 Momfo\ or Wedne day
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1 ~ l~y ~er "''II he ~;;tell hke a kmg. \Orta,
"'llh a comfy La·Z·Boy cat of
honor. crown. robe and slippers
dunng a Father 'i l)ny pcrform-
JllCC at 8 p.m. the lmprov in
Ir vi ne C all R54·5 4Ci 5 fnr
111torma11on
11 ~~le of Or.1ngc c () u fl I y \\ I 11 r I c .. e n I
· Cier'h"'1n Jnd I r1enthl" ~aturdav
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newest cxh1b1t, "The
Cu11 1ng EdAc Contemporary
American ~olk Art from the
Ro,cnak Collecllon" 1s ncwr on
d9'play Fcntunna a variety of
work' such as painting.~. ~culpturc.
pot1cry and textiles by ~elf-tro 1ned
na11vc Amencan artists, the exhibit
continue through Aua. 18. Call
the mu cum 111 494·6.531 for
detail~.
Comedian John Mendoza
oerforms at the Newport Laff
Stop Wedn~sday at 8 and l 0
p.m.
13 ~=tthe
Chinese drama
"Thunderstorm" in Chinese Friday
and Saturday at 8 p.m. at Irvine
Barclay Theatre. Tickets for the
performnncc range from S 15 to
SJ5 and may be purcha!oed b)
calling 854·4646.
14 UBI IOPRANO
One or the mO!>t sought
after c;opranos, Roberta
Peters, stops in Orange County for
a concert tonight at 1h e
Pcr(ormmg Arts Center. Her per-
formance. lor>Onsored by Irvine
Symphony Orchestra, will start at
8 pm. Ticket. ranae from $20 to
$10 and may be purcha ·ed by
calling 740-2000.
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Comedian Rick Rockwell,
along with Brian Leonard
and Karen Anderson, performs at
the lmprov in Irvine through
Sunday. Shows Thursday and
Sunday at 8:30 p.m. ($7); Friday
8:30 and 10:30 p.m. ($10); and
Salurduy 8 and 10:30 p.m. (SlO).
For information call 8.54·5455.
1 . COfRBIOUR ....
The Blue Marble
Coffeehouse on Harbor
Boulevard and 19th Street 1n
Costa Mc. a ha' a full !>late of
entertainer for the week.
Adm1s\1on 1'1 F-REE1 On tap 1h1
"ed ... re K C I lc\land. d1"er.ified
acoustic. J-r1da't. Amie Bo"ce, foll..
.rnd ptlp m1\tJigrn. Saturday. Love
C'l)'ltab •. ne\\ age .ind JBZZ fusion,
Sund.1y, Rill Arm'itrong, pop
nl1'Hllg1~1 Monday, Paula Koenig,
.1eou\lll full.., fue'tday, and One
Lrght S1.1nd. J)\>Ctl) an t mu 1c,
Wednc-,da) '-"eckda)' \hows begin
,11 7 pm . weekend 'ho"'s at 9 and
~undJ) \ho"' c11 ti p.m For
inlormat1on e.ill Mb·.5776
17 TAICE flOM TIE RD
The long·awa1ted "Robin
Hood: Prince of Thieves"
-;tarring Kevin Cmlncr a!> Robin
Hood, Alan H.ckman as the
0 2 Orange Coast Weftktnd I T;h~!•d~y, J,ul'l• .1~, 1~1 .
Shcrl!r or Nouin1h1m and Mary
Eliubeth Mutrantonlo u Maid
Marion maw h• way to big
screens throuahout the Coast
startin& Friday.
18 ~ =ty," conduc1c:d
by C.H. "Ba rne y"
McClure, with song atyhngs hy
Terry Allen, will play music for
dancing from 3 to 5:30 p.m
Sunday nt Turtle Rock Community
Park. for information call Mick1C'
McClure at 54'6·3894.
19=~and Kurt Weill' musical "H.1ppy
End," set in the Roaring Twent1r .
continue on tagc at South CoJ't
Repertory through July 13. l'C'r·
formancc' arc tchcduled Tuc)d,I\)
through Fridays at 8 p.m .
aturda>-S at 2:30 and 8 p.m. and
Sunda)S at 2:30 and 7:30 I or
information and reservation' c.111
957-4033 .
20 ~o~a:1 n comedr 111"
John Mendoza bnng' ha'
act to the Newport Laff Stop, ~I~~
S f:.. DrilitOI St., Wcdne •dav r11r
tw<l ,pcci1I performance A
regularly on "Late Niaht \\llh
D11vid Lctccrman" and ''l he
ronight Show," Mendota \\Ill
.;hare his type of comedy at ~ .11111
10 p.m. Ticket arc $IO I nr
rC).Cl'Vlltions or information , .111
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Lqeed: OC, OranJt County. BT,
black tit. BT-opt., black tit
opdoul. pp, ptr ptnon. TBA, to \be 1rnqed.
CHARITY ANO
SPECIAL EVENTS
lllSth Annlvers1ry CtltbraUon.
June J.C, S~I Beach Auxiliary of
Florence Crittendon Service Of
OC. Phone 870·5890.
•Mlahty Flnc Cl1mbake, June 15
at 3 p.m., Opera Pacific dioner on
the beach, Coron Del Mar. $35
pp. Cont ac' Myril Kreudcr, 63 1·
1249.
llOrangt Bio som 8111, June lS,
Orangewood foundation at Hyatt
Regency, ll'\line.
•Home Wint Makers
Competition, June IS at OC f'air
and Expo 1tion Ccn1cr, Co ta
Mc a. Phone 7S l·FAIR.
9Co ta Mc • Grand Prix, June
16, 7 ti.m. to 6 pm , Vantege
foundation bike race. f'ree.
Contact Larry Weichman, 9S7-
8400.
•Bookslanina. June 16, 2-4 p.m.,
author Charle D. LeVlton. l:.d.D.
"&n\ "There I No Bad Truth
The Search for Sc1r· at Martha'
Book!ltore, Balboa Island. Phone
673-718S.
11\\-lnt Trivia, June 18, 7.9 p.m.,
".Jeopardy"· tylt wine anme Ind
tasting at Robert Mondavl Wine &
Food Ctnttr, Costa Mc a. $JO pp.
Phone 979·45 I 0 .
.Summer olslkt Eve, June 20, 6
p.m., Y2000 of YWCA South OC
Hot"I for Homclc 'I Women mixer
at fhe Wnchou-.e Re~taurunt,
Newport Beach. SS pp.
llWtstcrn Darbcquc, June 21,
Oh"c Crc I Treatment Cen1cr .11
Knott's Derry Farm, Buena Park
Phone 777-4999
re Moma», June 22 at 7 pm ..
Opera Pacific dinner at Conlin
re 1dencc, Nev.port Beach SSS pp
Cont:-ict M)rtl Kreudcr, 631 -1249
•Dlnntr, June 22, OC Trauma
Society at Waterfront Hilton,
Hunt1nitOn Oeach BT Phone
571.06()2
•H•pp)' Ending, June 22 11t 6
p.m .. South Co:> l Repertory end·
or-sca~n auc11on and party at
Town Center, Co la Mc a $50 pp.
Phone 9S7-2602.
ryst•I Cll'tlc Bninch. June 23.
11 u.m. to 2 p.m.. Potc1fic
Symphony Orc.hcstra at Bistro 201.
Irvine. $75 pp
llCtltbrll)' Cocktail Party, June
21, J111h Prioraty nt Ishida
re 1denec. Ritz Cove. $SO pp.
BENJAMIN EPSTEIN~
Jerry Chnstak~ who stars as En1olrds (Bro.ldway Hugo's novel The national touring c:omp.1ny <nm.-,
version) is surrounded by students 1n a scene from to Oranse County Performing Arts CenlN Tuc•,cJ.:i-.
"Les Miserables," the musical based on Victor for a three-week engagement
Conrnct Ginn)' Hale, 85-S-8 108. or Cap"trnnu S5!i pp Contact Mynl •\\int Ta~Cin~ and ConHrt
Carol Wilken. 723-6323. Krcuder, 6:\ l-1249. Preview. lune 'O Opu' Oni: 111
llGolr and Ttnnis Cla sic, June •Roof Party. June 2Q, Ctt> of OC Ph1lhJrmun1l ~oc1c1-. lll\ury
24, High Pnonty at The Link Hope OC atop Tov.er parking bu' trip .ind p1cn1c .11 C Jll·"' J)
Monarch Beach. Golf fee. S2SO -.truc1urc. Co ta Mc a. \ 1m:y.mt,, Tcmcc.111.1 Ph11nl ~~·'·
pp. tennis. $1 75 pp Conlac.1
Ginny Hale, 854· 108. or Carol
Wilken, 723-6323.
lfftip to L.A.. June 26. Ohvc
Cre I Treatment Center Ktd'i at
Heart tnp to Univcrnl Studi~.
Universal City. Phone 777-4999. •Lo Fiesta. June 28, 7 p m .
midnight. Bov.crs M~cum dinner
dance On the Green. Santn Ana
$150 pp. BT. Contact Joan
Murphinc. 497-0821.
llClcan Harbor Day, June 29, 8
a.m. to 12 p.m .. Newport Harbor
Arco Chamber of Commerce at
Cannery Restaurant, Ne .vport
Beach. Phone 720-0611.
•New Enaland Sea hon Olnnu,
June 29 at 6:30 p.m , Oper• Pacific
It Huber rc~idcncc. San Juan
Volu nt rs c•'t m mberi ~in the P.ageant of the Masters living rK·
rt>.llion of Winslow Homer's "Snap cha Whip." The Pol •nt will be
pr nted July 10 thotu h Aug. 30.
2422.
IMrh of July Paradt 1nd •K.
March of Dime race 11luna
Hunring1on Beach pu3dc route.
Coniact John H:ig:.e. 631-8700
mTI~ortti 'how and f<'esdul.
July 4, 4· 10 p.m . Cit) of fullerton
a1 Fulkrton High School Stadium.
Pho ne 13S-651S.
llS11tdu t Fwiul. Jul) 6 Ul Sept.
I. JO .1.m. to 10 pm .• Ml\ JnJ
crafli; !.how m Laguna Beach s.a
pp Phone 494-3030.
llSophlstlcatrd Lady. July C) .11
():;\<l p.m . Opera P;ic1f1c dinner .11
Allred rc,1dcncc. Nc\\port Oc.11.:h.
S 0 pp. BT ContJct Mvrd
Kreuc.lcr, 6'.\1 -t:!.atl
•i:e thal of .\rt-.. Jul) Ill hl Au~.
JO. I 0 a m in I I 'O p m on
Fc,lthll ground,, L1!!un.1 Ul·.1d1
S2 pp. Phone .JC).a.11.a~
•Pageant of tht \la<1tc"' Jul" Ill
to Aug. JO. S 30 p.m l1n I e'l1hil
(,round\, l agun.1 Uc.1ch Phone
49-H 1115
ART
•Laguna rt \lu<itum (J(I~ Clitl
Dme. Liguna Uc .1ch. .tt>4 ti'i' I)
Throu!!h June 16 Hcgmning nl 1hc
Decade Recent Aqu1,11mn\, June
14-Aug 1 The Cu11mi: l:d~1.
Contcmpora" Amenc.in l nH. Ari
June 21-Scpl I Arthur We,IC\
DO\\
• ._.cwport Buch l'ity llnll Gall('n
(:1,\1)() Ncwpmt Ulvd . 1'cwpo~t
Bc.1ch. M.l.,, 150 ) fhrnugh Julv 1)
.\cryltl'' h) J.mc BJuni.m. 't11chc!l
h, J.tnlC Pile.~.
.,t"'port Harbor Art \1u<iitum
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\/.:~poit lk.1l·h. 7W II~) June
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MUSIC
DANCE. THEATER
lmOC l~normin~ Art' Center (61l0
fov.n Center Dmc. (<M~• Ml·'·'·
740 .(100) June l.t gu11ari..t l:rtt:'
HcnJcr-.on (I ounucr\ H.111) June
l~·July 7 Le' M1,cr.1hlt'
•south Coast Rcpcnory (M5
Town Cc nte r Dr . ('(,.,1,1 Mc."'·
75 1 ~ :!7) lhwugh Jul\' I ' HdJlP'
t nd. Ekrtholdl Orccht .1nJ )l.1irt
~c1ll
•Garden GroH• 'hake pu rt
f'c thal (I:! 52 M ... n lrtCI,
GJrdcn Gr\J\.c, fll().7il '\) <.km
Thc0ttrc. throu~h June I · l c~
l 1a,on' lhngch!u~' Jul 11 ·
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\mph11hc: in. Jun 2t>·Jutv 11· 111~
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•~1)'~tcry ('aft ( lt uhc rt•,, 2
tlutton C cnlrc L>r., S. n11 ,\n, .
95~ t l L ·) D1rtner \ho"' I nd.1 '
and S3turJ.1y' ••MurJ~r at 1fc
Olf
U.~ 1' , /,~f()RMA110.~: If
,tou ha•c •• t•tnt Ii '"'' or
th•nit •f lnlorlfulltHt for
Blad&Bool. dltttl 1..,1rk to.
lk•••• ljn~ln.. o 81«Uook,
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COVER STORY
Students transform sidewalk
into temporary art museum
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given a small square o( walkway 1n
frnn t of the adm1nii.trntion
hu1lding for the m to create their
own "Mona Lisa."
Ve na said he has harbored the
id ea oC chalk paintings since he
began teaching at Marina, 25 years
ago. He said sidewalk painting was
very popular in the 1960s, as well
as m Europe and the thought
today's young artists would enjoy
the chance 10 ex pre their
creativity in a new environment
r C'acher Sam Vena brings a touch
111 European culture and the
\nwm .1n 6(}; to Huntin~on
B'"'' h h) allowing his students to
r rp;it<' temporary masterpiece~ in
chalk on the school's sidewalk
''It's quite different than their
usual inside work. And its an
added incentive that others arc
watching. .
"h 's amazing what it does to an
individual (to know others are
watching). They start to do the
very best they can."
Vena 'aid the area i~ just
packed during lunch.
"I think it'j, a good idea that the
.. chool can cc what we're doing,''
'aid \Cntnr Macvonne Lee.
I cc. who wJ~ unable IC'
p..ir11c1patc m the pro1ect last year.
,,llll 'he h.1.. been ant1c1pating
"Clrl.mg 111 ch.,11.. on 1 he ~1dcwalk
all )Car
"It' lot' of (un. · 'he 'aid .
ad ding that 11 1:. 'nmewhat
challenging bccc1usc of the
proJeca·., 1Le .rnd ii'!. harder to
erase mistake~ than on paper.
"You have to be careful of what
you're doing."
The students were given a few
d:iys to come up with an 1deo
hcforc they actunlly began working
on the sidewalk. Ve na said. Some
copied pictu re.. from rnngatincs
nnd arl books. while others let the
'Pini of the pro1ect carry them.
Lee ~elected a Victorian era
woman sitting on a chair, while
Steinke cho c a scene from
D1~ncy's film "The Litt le
Mermaid " Another student, Junior
Noah Will ard, chose to katurc a
wizard and mysucal crcature'i.
For the most part, Vena said he
j.qi ·~ c-0. , ,.
Ma<'vonnc LC'<' crC'atcs a portrait of a Victorian C?ra wom~n in chal~ 111
front of the administration building at Marina High SchcX'I "'
Huntington Bealh.
" plea cd with h1~ 'tudcnt-1'
'elect1on" and final outcome
"Some (of the pictures) I'm \('"
happy with, a.nd lherc are a frv.
I'm not. But >OU can't take Jv.,1~
their sci( cxpre ion," said Vena.
"that's the whole reason (or art · • JUNI 17 • 11 STARTING JUNE 15
U n I i kc m o st cl asHotim
a ignments, Venn sald 1hc chal~
mural is not 5tructured or for a
..,pccific reason. It's more of .1
creative a ignment, he noted EDDIE
RAVEN
JUNE 24
MARIE
OSMOND
JULY 1 6 2
M
JU\Y 15
CANOE & KAYAK TEAM
Canoe • Kayak • Surfski • Rowing
* Summer Camps
..Clinics, classei,, crui cs
a nd trips in ocean touring
* Learn the Olympic
Canoe & Kayak techniques
and be part of our racing team.
* All ages a re invited to participate in
our exciting summer recreation program.
more informati n
646-7725
IM Orange Coast Weekend I Thl.lf'9day, aune 13, 1191
The 1tudenls had 1 little more
than n week to complete their
drllwangs and each will be 1raded
"Mr. Vena ha been very he lpful
111 &Clling C\olcrythinJ coordinated,'
'11tid Willard, who 11 partlc1pn1t c.l
1n la t ye.a r's sidewalk chalk
c~ercisc.
He id workir\I on the id wall
i a httle ca icr thi year than la~t.
hut it'' t1U 1 ma~r challcnac
dcalina with du 1 created by the
chtalk.
Vena said nother pcoblcm the
arti t had to contend -ith w•~
arafitti Crom fellow tudcnt He
atd that araCitti wu more or •
problem lat\ ~ar. and on the !1111
day or thi ~ar's munl crcatma. On the whole, ~t. reaction
from tudcnu, faculty and
adminitMation has been favorable,
Vena said. In (ea, he 111d that
several other school have
burrowed the idea after hearina
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BARBACOA 3333 Wc_t Pacific Coast
H1&hway, NCWJ?Ort Beach prc~nt1 1en1er •na p11n1s1 Jimmy Hopper. ThurMl.ly
1hrou&h Saturd•r n1ahcs wi1h
con1cmp0r1ry, cla tea and top 40 Call
6'16·ll090 for more information.
NICK P'VZOW pcrfom at the Blue Beet Care 107 21'1 Pl:icc, Newport Beach, at
9 pm Call 675-lJ'lR for informallon
ffllllly
111£ CANN U Y RESTAU RAll<T. 3010
1""ro1yct1~ A~" • Nc"'port Beach, rock
hand · In l!Plon". tonight and S111urd•y
Sl t'<""cr, 615·5111
-
01.ACKMARKt.."T ART, 130 E. 1711'1 ')t.,
$u11e I. Co\t:i Mes.a prc,.cnts P1m1 fc'l(l(
'' u1111g. at 10 fl m hlr 1nform.1l1ttn c.111
6:\1·7094
0 :\\110 LINOLJ.'t' P"rform ul the C1•.1ch
llou 111 ~.in Ju!\n C 1p1str01no tonight
ant.I lllmmruw hir enformJtl(Wl CJll
.a•~H9'l()
OOOBll BRO ntERS, with ~pccial 1ucs1 rh" Thun.krhmh. t.1h lo the ,t.gc .11
l'.ic1(i.: l\mph11hc,11rc •I 7:30 rm T1ckct1
;ire Sl.5 '5, (11r inforPUtlt, call 6 '4·130()
ANDll CASTl..EBEIUlY tmn(' her folk
u1t;.1r 'fYlina,. •nd 'ln&Jna to Alt .. C"offcc
omf'Jny 506 .'\t t St .. Nev.port Beach,
lrom IS 111 tO 30 . pm f'or more
information \.111 67~~23:\ .. ..,
7,()T PqT CAFE S400 S Vcuno Road
on 1rn: ut 1 c.1mru,, Ver lino PtiKX
Gr11du1tc Hou"n Comrie• I.NC muMC: every ,11urJ.1y night 1\1 I ll m Douf'
<~n at 7 pm Men1n I •dm ion c • of S..S Call 856-I ... .,
Bl~rANC:O RfSTAl RANT 19Hll Von
lo...irman '"''"" rr.:-...nl the muiK' ,., till' \n•'•'· "'"h ,\llur.a' S nda} nd Monda\
fl\'£ FEET TOO 110 Newport Ccn1cr r-------------------------------------------------------Or1vc, Newport Beach, present'
F.ttrapolatlon In the newly c.xp.indcd
loun1c W. cdnc"1ay 1hrou1h Saturday 64().SlSO
Tit .. : STAG LO CE, 145 E 19th SI
C 11 Mc.a, prct.ents Peter Wickcrih111m,
\>ocal and guitar, folk, 1111nduds. oldie!
and country. Tue\day throu&h Thursday,
9 pm 10 l ·30 am. and und•y. 3 to 7
pm For more informauon, call 631·9 13
TRf. • 440 Heliotrope. COTona dcl Mar,
prc'<:nb Cacsar Fr"tcr en the p11no
!ounce Wcdncid.ty throuch Saturday and
Dllnny Sin&-;r Sunday throuch Tuesd;1y at
8 pm. un1il m1dn11h1., 7 p.m. on Sunday.
673 0910
Tiit.. CAN1'ERY RESTAURANT '010
t alaycttc Ave .. Newport Beach,
"Karaoke" No CO\icr 7·30 p.m to
m1Jnt&J'>I 615·51n
BOGART'S BOHEMIAN CAFE 6288
E.ut Pacifi\. Coast H11hway. IAnJ Beach.
21 •nd tJ\'Cr, cntcrt11nment w11h loal
11tnu\lic folk 11nd rock musicians Thur"1lly, Friday and Saturday Show
11m1.: 1 CJ pm (21J) S~-11976
TllF. WlllTF. HOU E Re 11urant and
1 a\crn, 340 South ( OHi H11hway.
l. • & u n a B c 1 ch. pres c n u I 1 v c
entertainment <1nd t.11nc1n& n11h1lv.
•G4.
nu. RICUTI.OUS BROTllERS llOP.
11n1• 8rc.10khur\t, Fountain V1dlcv The
ll1•p pre,cnti. Thur,da)'. Lip ~~nc
C'\llllC\I, cMh ]ri1c~; f:nJ1y, Dance all
n1gl11 •1th D D..:nni' B Goode s.a
l<l\'Cr, S.i1urd.'I). \pcc11I coMcrts, th•~
wuk ,,.The Ro1oc,' 11. tribulc to Bette
\11Jlcr l\1lh Jl\1.k~n fro,1 ~d Sund.n
.1n1J \lc-nd y, a1,11l.1blc rm pr1Y1llC parl1C,,
Tuc,d.1y, 1\m.:nc.l," 11 trthulc 1n our
n.111on and tho~ •en '"I In the &ulr,
r. m w m1llnish1 S5 CO\.er. Wcdnc...Jay.
1v.· 'SO\ 11nt.I ·,;o.. J~m.:c h.ind,, th" week
('hud.: R.111J It.a Nu cmcr C)1n. 2366
11 o f' :"it-MO~r. 2100 w O..unrron1. "•'"fl''rl 8<:11ch. pre .cnt' I cc i:crrcll
from ll rm tonight. I U\.: .Ja\ .ind w. 1ln.:...Jo1'' t1nJ from Q pm on frid11)'
.111J 111urJ;1n ror 1nrorm.11mn call
h \ !~M
C MOWl' llOli t.. '~tl02 r11c1fil to.ht
lt11h.,.o1). Mon.arch He1cl't, •%-577S.
l'f"...:nt J m ~trc1.1 from 9 pm. 10 I :\0
.1 m thmu&h !->.iturd.-y
C DILi.A TRAMP pcrrl•ml at pm.
.11 the Co<1ch I lou\c 1n ~•n Ju11n
C•p .. lnno for 1nform1t10n Clll
4~» 9)()
Rock, •·"*-wrltars -
Wanlcd: A rock mu ic critic
.ind niahtclub critic.
Doth writers will be
rc.,ron 1blc ror cmi·rcgular
column' to appear In the Dally
Pilot'• Wcc'-cnd ccction.
Critic-; mu't Ile w1llini to work
night and wcc'-cnds. 1f
nccc !l.ary.
lntcrc tcd c 1nc11d.1tc for
Nllh ptl\tllOn' \hould have hvc
)CDr of writing c-qx:ricncc,
f°''ld knowlcd c ur mu"c. and
Or.in c Coil\t club , be .able to
toke photo raph ind meet
tlc.1dhncs.
I ho~c intcrc .. tcd hould end
,, ,ample of their ~ork to Halt
1 larrcll ttl the Dally rum, P 0 .
Boit 1$60, Cmt1 Mc CA
92626
A SUMMER FESTIVAL OF SWING
LIVE
AT THE HYATTTM
PRESEN TED BY K LON A ND T .H E H Y A TT N E W POR T R
Join us for summer jazz beneath the
stars. These live concerts are held in our
Amphitheatre every Friday at 7:30 pm.
Advanced ticket sales are available through
Tictet Master. Gates open at 6:30 pm and
tickets are on sale at the door. General
admission is $7 (KLON Club Members pay
S6). Sorry, but no food or beverages may be
brought in.
For reserved concert seating. begin your
evening with dinner at Ristorante Cantori,
where singing waiters and waJ~ will
serve you Northern Jt21Jan cuJsine. Or dine
in the jamboree Cafe with its light California
menu~
Summer Sounds
Package, $169.00 per
couple (KLON 88 Club
Members pay S 159.00).
We'll serve you a
ptcnJc on the balcony of your deluxe guest
room overlooting the concert Amphitheatre.
Your package also tndudeS continental
brelklast· each motnJng. Extra nights are
$125.
Call us now for reservations. Each
concert will be broadcast Uve on FM 88.1 at
9p~.
. .. \ ; I I I - -__ ,
I
Frtd•y, June 14
Dave McKenna
Frtd•y, June 21
Terry Gibbs & Buddy OeFranco
Frtd•y, June 28
Tai Fartow
Frtd•y, July 12
Gerald Wiggins
Frtd•y, July 19
C8PJ>"Pierce Juggernaut
Fr1Ay,July28
Marshall Royal
Frtdey, August 2
Mitt Hinton
Frtd•y, August 9
Flip Phillips Quartet
Frld•y, August 11
Hank Jones
Frld•y, August 23
Louis Bellson
IJCK..,ii:.Ml•I .....
MAY COM .. ANY & MU1MC ~Ua
(213)4'0-3232•(714)740-2000
(805) Sl:M700 • (111) 278-llXS
1107 Jambotcc, Newpoct BcaCh, CA 92660 (71.f) 729-123.f
Ot'anQ9 C011t WMkend I ~. ~ 13, 1991 DI
Rock critic dispells
myths about his job
r "" \lllllflll\ " Jcd1c.llcd to the
1111:rnnn 111 Ill\ f.1thcr
column, I'd hkc to shnrc what I've
found to be some common
\\hl'O rC\IC ~cd
H l p I .1 ,. l' 111 l. 11 I '
ullll'l'fl •'Ill' \1.1\
l'\l'llllll! Ill l'l,'1(1 l
a miliconccptions nbout us "poison
pen artists" (a phrase bestowed
upon me by one very avid INXS
fan).
r'""" h.1d no , n ,. ·' 1 d "c
l' 11\ l' II II !! p ll Jl
11111,ll 1111 I ht'
llC\\ 'Jl·l 11l' I ll\l I
I h l Ill \ I I 11 l'
\l.lr\ I I.I\ 111)! h.111
!lh 11pp1111 11\ll\
l • l \Jlllll.llll lhl
ltll'-'' tll 111, ii ,111d
11,llltlfl,tf fill I. II
I• •II l 11111'1 '·"
th.ti ,,, "''" ·'
John
Hool
Music
Critic
-11111 '"''' lhl ltllll' h," ulmc 111 '•" f""" ''' c .ind Ir·" cl <ltm n .1
tl1lll'll Ill p.1lh Ill f ,ll'~ l\CV.
,11,llkni.:,·, \n tor m' t.m.;\\cll
Critics rnke music nnd
themselves -too seriously to j11st
relax and juin in t/le good time
<ipirit of concerts, I sure hope not.
While it's true that critics can
overannlyze u performance, I know
rm S\ill n fan :'ll heart. Rock 'n'
roll has not lost the emotional
power to send chills down my
'Pinc. On singe, bunds like
Midnight Oil, X, U2, and R.E.M.
hn'c tran~formcd a how into u
comhu:.tihlc ouncoc11on of ncrcc
uulerm1nctt ion and foCU\CcJ
e1u1ragc.
Rod critics htM: no intlNtdu;i/
1 c11cc -they nll b:wc1/ly 'hare tht:
,,m1c: opinion-To some c~tcnt, I
h,,, 1: to agree. Just look at year-
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through Proresalonal Beauty and Ap~aranoe Salons. Aak your
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The D aily Pilot's Guid e to_ ~uic_
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Venue
Coeeh llou•
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Crlilyitosw
1"iM Budq TbNtre
rm • .._. ..
Plldfte Anmhltbeatre
~ArUO.nter
TV .. .,,,,
,,...
--Datf! ,, .... ...... Pboae • .. ...
CadUt.c Tram-8ILI CALL CAIL ~------
J>mj Lia.u.y 1114 • 1111 CALL CAu.
UK..A.MOUSB 1111 CALL " ' CA.IL
s,,ro 01ft 1111 CALL -CALL
awn. DWO Bancl 811'7 • &'18 7~1Gftl --... 1612
~-1114" IVlf IN ,_._. . 8111.2! 7·MDU
ScorPo• 1111 8Plll
DooMe Bni&hen 8114 7:10N
~......,. 1111 ePM
Broedwav N flllil 111••e11e IPll
Oenhwln It Frienda 8111 aPN
"IAI l&enb\ee. 8118-7'1 8Plll
f.in. Adm11tcdly, i,0mc1imcli 1hi!I i'
.. u De pitc their commercial
popul.inty. he.ivy metal net~ nnd
teen pop 1c.Jol' c.Jo tnkc <I heating
rrom m~t rod. cnt1~ And hchcH!
me. group~ like Poi on and
'Warr.mt pmvc that 15,000 fan'
c,1n .111 he "roni
Uut pJrt1 c ularl) 111 the
Jltcrna1"c cu11111~ edge local mu ic
\CCOC, lherc\ J dcfm1tt mCClirlq Of
1hc mind~ hct\\occn critic and fan.
Why'> fl', probAhly bccnusc both
,hJrc the ,,\me ""ion ahoot what
<lchnc\ great mu\lc -new, ~ohd,
o1nll C'<citmg rock ·n· roll delivered
~11h urgency, conv1c11on und gu to.
Up and-coming local acl like
C'o,ta Mc,n·~ Cadilt.1c Trnmps
(ca1ch them tonight for 1hc1r
ti.a.a ...... 4. ..... , .. "
CALL -740-IOOO ..... ..... ,._ .... ·~··D'N ...... ..,.. .lJ ...
··~ Co:tch Houtc debut) and lhl
Orange County-based Joyride have
built loyal, steady following'
The~e ba,,d may be roufh around
the edscs, but I think what
nppcol.) to both critics and 1hw
fan i that they pl•y each gig hkc
1t might be their ltl)t.
There·~ a lot o( homegrown
talent hidden in our own b ckHtrd
Unronun:nety, they don'\ recc1\C
the kind of upport and cxpt"urc
the)' de cl'\lc , From the f1cl') tiluc:'
of Huntington Beach's J.tm(,
Harmnn and Walter rrou1 Ill 1hc
more delicate folk·roek of I')('
Many Jocs and Kerry vcu.
See ROOS/07
7:00 7:30 8:00 1:30 9:00 10:00
niaJlll 6:30 to !()<.)() p.m. 155·5222.
THE CANNERY, 3010 Lafayette Ave,,
Newport Beach. prcscnrs Kanotc. No cover 615·51n. ·
\llUA NOVA. Jill W. Cou1 H1ahway,
Ncv-p>l'1 Beach Richard Fauna's !)iano ~1yhn& Sunday thl'O\l&h Wednesday. Open J,oty 3 p.m. to 2 am. 642·7880.
CROWN llOUSE, 32802 P11c1fic; Coast
U11hw;i), Monarch Beach. 496-S77S. rr1:~n1 George Bulls on the .uophunc
hum 9 p.m tu I 30 ' rn
M111•1y
THE V1EW Marnotl Hotel, Newport
Ccn1cr, prqcnts mu'ic n1ah1ly 1hrouah Wednc~ay, 9 pm to l;JO a.m.
BISTANCO A.ESTAURAHT 19100 Von
Karman, Irvine, fe11tures the p11no and
su duo of the Jamu Exchana.c with
voc.:ahst and drummer, Ocorgc Griffin, 7
to 11 p.m. Monday lhro111h Wcdncsd•Y.
11nd II p m to midn11ht Fuday. and
Saturday durina December 7S2·S2l2.
JITZG£RAU»S FOOD AND PIRJTS,
19171 Magnolia, llun1ln11un Beach.
prcscnlJ Peter Wtekcrsham on VOC<'ls and
1u1tar, folk, i11001rds. oldie' end
country. Monday through Frida) Crom S
to 7 pm No CO\er. For lni rma11on cell
968"4S23.
l••lllJ
THE CANNERY RESTAURANT. 3010
Lafa)'CllC A~ .. Newport Beach, presents
"Karaoltc" Sina Aklns With the H1rs
eoch TucMlay. No cover. 615·5m
CANYON BAR It CRJU. SS9 Laauna
Canyon Front11c Ro.ad. Fulk n11ht clcl\
Tuuday II to 11 p.m spcc111I
en1crt11nmcn1 Fuday and Saturd;iy.
494·1911or494..4310.
REX . 1141 Nc'Wporl Center Drive,
NcY>porl Beach, 644_..00, pre ents
dan<inJ to the m~i\: of' Tracy l.on&\trctl\
ind 1\1\ band Intersection 1'uclday lh~~h Saturday from 8 p.m. 10 I em.
Sclccuon tango from ,wine 10 Hsht pin
.ind contemporary Performing 1on11ht
and Wcdncsd'y 11 8.30 p .. m. will be
Jimmy Hopper
TIBIUES 1n H1.1n11n11on Beach prdenl.i
"llooray (Of Holl)'Wuoc.xl," a dinner how
"'11\.lhnJ the golJcn ace of Hol~ Shuw11mc~ arc Tuc'ld;iy through Fnd11y at
1 pm ~turdaYS at 5 and 9 p.tn., Sund:i~' II 2 and 6 p rn Pr'"' start at
Sl6 9S ror 1nform.i1ion ca ff 84().SMJ.
SCOIWI ONS return to lrY1nc Mc<1dows
mphlthcatrc The German hcll"Y mc11I
ll.11\d -.,11 take 111 rhe ~1 .. 1e 11 II pm Call
7.0 '.?t'lOO for 11ckch or 1nform1111<1n
l.EK·A·MOl> sxrtorm at the Ca ch 1 lnu-.c 1n San Juan Cap1Str1no Call
4%~'\0 for howhmc' and inform111on.
Comedy
Tlll'llllJ
8H.l.VLACCll 2l600 Rc>tkficlJ le
lA. f!I 1 oro, in th l.akc forc:sl
Tuelday. A'' shows tan at 9 pm Doon
open 11 ~ p m. Admission 11 5' Tuesday
lhrouah ThurJC!ay, S7.SO Friday and
S.uurday. No alcohol is served, all 11cs
llrC welcome
THE JMPROV 42SS Campus Orm:, Ste 138, Jr11nc, 1154-5'55 Comics Rick
Rnckwcll, Bnan Leona.rd end Karen
Andert0n arc fc11urcd. Performances arc
Sunday throu1h Thunday 11 8:30 p.m .• Friday et 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. and
ahnday tt I and 10:31) pm.
COMEDY AT THE MAJESTIC 1SS82 Beach Blvd , H untln11on Beach,
963-1717. Dinner availallc Crom 6:30
p.n\. Show lime 8 p.m.; d1ncin1
.1helW1\rds Comics Ron Robertson, Jeff
Capri and ShaY>n C<)rvcll arc featured.
fl'idly
TtlE COMEDY CLUB AND CAFE 49 S.
rmc A~ , Lona Buch, prctCnts dinner
.ind • comedy ihow Shows at 8·30 pm.
11t~ckdays .• 8.JO and 10:30 p m Friday ind
So11urd1y. (213) 437·SJ26.
LAf'F STOP ~122 S.E. Brl 101. ~nla Ana, n1gh1ly hncup oC comedians. For
lnformalll\n 11nd re-.crv111ons call
S2-8762
llbnly
JOK.EllS COMEDY CLUB 100 Plau
Ahcantc. Ciudcn Grove Show tune 9
I' m and cover char1c SI 0. For rc..crvaoom c.all 971-3000.
T....,
TllE IMPROV, 4255 Ca.mpu Dnvc, Sec
1311. Irvine, 4.5455 C.onucs Rondell
Sheridan. fodd Glu1 and Frank
M.1n111no nc fca1urcd
WldlllldlY
SO MOKI G CO\f DY HOWS 11
the lm{'l'UY, 42SS Campu~ Drive. Ste
1 l8. Irvine. 1""icc " month, kick l\h a1
lhe lmJ'roY, I I 11nd 3rd Wcdnc'lday of
each monch. Call 8S4·S4SS for
1nf11rm1mon 11nd dinner re~rv;111on<i.
('OMEf>Y AT TllE MAJESTIC 1858~
Oc11ch Olvd , Hun1in11on Ocach,
961-1727 Dinner M:M:d from 6:30 p.m.
how lime 8 ,, m . dandn& anerwarcb
Comie\ Jo!Yn Biurrc. Jett M11hew<1 and
Andrea Wt1lker
IHe fc .. lurcd
Singles
Singer/songwriter/keyboard artist David Raleigh, a '1990 "Star Se;uch"
winner, performs at Cano's through Sunday Raleigh 1s set to perform
from 6 to 10 p.m at the restaurant, 2241 Pac1f1c C0c1 t I hghwily, New·
port Beach Fo r res()rvattoos or mfOfmation call 631 -1381.
mcmbcN and Jencr11I mcchng at 7 lO I? m. ~I the ~loliday Inn. 3t:n S 8mtol.
Cos1a Mc.a DU 541 '92 for more
1nformat10t1
Mcmberthip in Parent' Without
Parcnen 11 open to d1~ccd, 5Cparatcd,
widowed 01 never married parent\ of
IMnl ch1khcn. CUalody or the children "
not 1 fac.t0r A non·prof11. non·sec11r1111.
tducallonal or1aniut1c>n, PAP Pf'(Mdcs 1
P'Oll•m o( toei.1.I adMhCS, discu.ssions an~ Sludy JfOUps for ngle parent> and
1hc:1r r1m1hcs.
Beach Hunungton Beach Church ul
Rchg1Uu' Science 11in&lc IJOUP meet'
c.ieh und1o1y ~111n1 Ctuld cue I) free
'\dm1 tc>n to the T JO p m. program "
SJ f l..I RT Hot Linc. 647-1628.
n.dly
CADAIU<;T CHAPTER OCPAC •NGLES
meet .. C"O:I')' '41h T11~.1)' ror fund ""''"'· p iruc... \po1h, cuhur .. I CYCnl\ (Jill 4~~·.\252 rm ln\nc 1nfurma11on ·-·-
~\pp1n1 Ccn1cr. ,..rc'ICnh Aca<kmy or
c.omcJy Showe•~ ind • 'ptccal llJ.C~l
Wcdnc1d•7 and Thursday Top
pra(c' wna headliner. Frnf1y end r;l::;:::;:::;:;--:::;::;;:;;;--:;;:;;:;:;-~===:-====--===::--::===:-i
S.1turJ1y and 1 ~ricc1jl orcn m1k n11ht PSYCHIC ...
From 06 Ornnsc County mu •C! n have
tHou,ht me great JOY . while
covcnna this beat.
So 1 tncour c all or )Ou to get
out there and \upport local mu k,
ntl to borrow a toaan from
KROQ·rM. rcv('lutioniio your
cur . Thanks for all of the terrine
me mot it.' and keep n roe: It in' ••
Cll\:h hi 11nJ lrJ Wednc).(1.1v .ti Olvpi<:
Y .tChl Club. .llOI W. C"iloltl 11'"1 .
N<.:\\pc.irt Oc.--.h, 7 tn 9 pm. 1h
.:H::nt' for ~•ncl.:~ .ind (Uuplc ,
Mcn1l>cf'hl1' not 'cquirc~. 1-'or 'ntom1atH>n t.111 l!4f).,QS7
~~·u G '"GU:S Pl.L!. tnCCh c: rv nlh"r Wcdnc,d•)' al (',~,,·, fbkcr.
Re\htur:inl, M147 M•c.\rlhur nlvc.1 ,
Nc.,.port Bca<.h So.1i1l hour \l;lfl\ "' ·,
I'm in rhc UJ'\t:t1f\ mc.:lln~ """"' Non •moli;1ni •111Jl .tduh• .,.!In c1111~
.1qu,111c 'l'IU"' or .11.tl\ 1l1C• w1.I> J\ ... uhf\I
SCUBA, -•mming, "'"h:1·"-11n • l'\\•IOf
N\.1hnJ 1..11: mcc1 11t11h 1,111, 1 •1n&k'• ""ho•
tn)•I)' the '-•me Jel11.111c C1l)t '"' S., f'i''
mce1in1 Clu" 111fo~m.1tklll hnc.· Cl'f·llll ·'
OASIS l"IGLF-4' 5S ;ind 1~.:1 . mc~'I IK""
fn nJ, in a "'arrn, upport".: :111mc~'""' r C'\CfY \l.cdne'<d.1) .\ tu 4 "1 pm f,11 ll
'1•1-.d ph•};r.1m mclu1hnc 'dinm:r '' l•>c:lll
i. ''·"" ·'"'' .111d .1 m11nthT\ pi•t hKlr; f) "''
<.: •11•1 Center loillCl M11r~•1·.rlll' l~th .in'1
\i.11 •ua1lcl. C1m1n.t dd M 11 M4 l~J'
'il::,M['Olrm \t \ndn:"'' 'ir ,, m~d .,.~.:Ii.Iv "' ..,, '" he .. ' p \ h\t r II 0111rd1, 600 '\1 \nJr"'' Ro«U. :-..._ ,.,,,
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mon: 1nlorm.11mn , c.111 Jvhn It Ci1>t"'·'''
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n1, C\Cnl •• Ix-mg 'J"ln'>t•h:<l "'' Pc..:,,
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SaturdlY
\ll ·.\\HRH'A:-. t.\fllHl'' IH\ UlllllRt ~· CO,Ct.Jn Ir, "'"''
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"Roblft HoOd"
Wbo: Kevin COilncr, Alan
Rickman and Mary EJizabeth
M ttantonio tar. ,Produced bY
John W111son, Pen Dcnwm
and Richaird B. Lewis; directed bY Kevin Reynolds.
WMt: The cla ic llOfY of
Robin Hood, Prince of
'J hic~c , who 1te1ll from the
nch to hc:lp the poor, and hi~
b ttlc aga1n1t 1he evil Sheriff ol
Nottingh11m,
Wht": Open1 Frid.y.
Where: Jn thca1en 1110tt1 1he
Or.1ng4! Cout.
MOVIES
Crystal
Mar) Jane l.c"'is
Genulogist
sparkles in 'Slick' cow-llllldy ____
with helpful me sage~ to any
\-O uth. Jack P lnnce phi)· the part ~>f the tratl bo's who teaches the
dude' and babe the secr~t to life.
I rom one hy<;teracal s11uation to
;11101hcr the movie Hakes u from
coast to coast, and even some
~1.:c ne' from the bull run an
Pamplon.1, Sp.1in, get us in the
Huntington B~ach
There 1!'. nothtng hkc q,1r11ng llff
.1 fun ~11mll'cr than with "City
%cl.er~." the 'tory
thout three friend'
.vho go on 1 .1cat1on
wgc thcr ,11Hl find
thc m\c lvc:!I Billy
Crv,tal .111d hi' two
h civ h ootl I r1end,, pltl~etl h) Dunicl
Siem and Ut uno
K1rhv. all ca ught up \Hth the:
pnihlcm' ol nml hfc: trM' talo..c .1
t11<1 \~l.'cl.. \Jlillmn 1n the 1\C'I at .1
'\q1rkm.:' d11dc-r.1nch .ind "°'"
th~' <l id fhc~ mcc1 up "1th their
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tn othl•r, It\ ahnut
'hree hc\l f11cnd<.
who havt• gonl 1111
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c:1;cur,1tin\ togcthc1
in the pa't Lach n(
·hem have differe nt
'<lone' and different
rca~on\ for gomg on 1h1"' cattle
Ufl\C
Mitch ( Btll~ Cr)' .. t.11) " fee hng
m1ddlc·aJ:Cd .ind hl ah t '" m1d-ltfc
en'" ha' rolled over and died on
him. H " ~i.lrCa\m " \llll perfect,
hut he can't !ICC 11 himself And \0
through lhtl> movie. you watch D\
mood.
There ,., a me\Sagc here about
frie nc"hip. m:il c
hon<l1ng .
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ill .1gc' e\cn though 11 1~ rated
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'urc worli.cd for
Milch
I he humor is great and keeps
the movie "Rolling, rolhng, rolling
Rawhide''' The actors and
.1ctre'l\e~ arc real Perhaps 1( I was
~W. this movie would mean more
to me. It's suit a way 10 have some
fun
This dec1dely mild bunch o ( crty folk
drrve
~~ Our ratings ~
·~ £&s •
W/l\IT 'Oii
OIMI
CHOICI ~'
Billy Crystal stars at Mrcth Robbins, a New YOfk radio ad salesman who
trades the high rises for the high plains when he and his rwo bt>st
fnends set out on a c.-1ttle drive and learn about hfe, love and really
smelly animal) m "City Slickers "
Suzanne Housh
WrUtr
Fountain Vallty
"Yee-hah1" fhat\ the battlccry
of friend-; Mitch (Billy C~tal),
Phil (Daniel S1ern).
nd Ed (Bruno
Kirby} as they JOin
o t h c r w o u I d -b c
cowboy'i on a two-
w c e k vacation
driving c a11to
("What in 11
truck?" -Cry tat}
from New Mexico to Colorado
Their trip, ai. Mitch's wife
(Patriern Wcttia. who doesn 't
deviate from her "thtrt)'~methina"
whln1n1 character·~ pcr\Ona) call'
11, "de pcr111c attempt to chng to
ytlur youth," bring to the urfacc
the trio'\ a rtcd m•d·hfc cri .
Amo ng lhem, there' a bad
childhood, a botang Job and the
qurntC\'ICntral w1fe.from-hcll.
Out. 1t\ Cry tal' movie, all 1hc
way. and he c m it well. lie ha
the funnie!it line • lhc be t ~enc ,
and h15 char Cler "· by far, the
O\O!lit Jevcloped. Viewer• wtll
f"rollably 1irc qu•ckly. a I did,
however of Cry tal'~ con\tant
worrying and hyper cnMtiv11y I
'iu~pcc1 hi\ buddy ed'• mac:ho-type
quc!>t1on\ ore more common
among mole fnend\ than Cry tal'~
oubcorchlna one would be
fhc c 1n1ro pccllve moment
arc the only one\ thul 'ii™ the
movie down. Otherwise, u 's 'c:"
e.,.enly p ced, with con t n1 1 .. ugh~
There arc the c~pected one , M.c
the e "cowboy " rld1n1 horse<. Im
the fir t time, but the bcq
mumcnt'i come from the dialogue
-it's a low-keyed kind of humor
and i refrcshinaly funny. cry .. tal
delivers the bc\I hncs (and "''
.,pontancouily that some were
probably not scrip1cd, but a couple
n( other scenes arc funny enough
to remember and avor .
In one, fellow cattle-driver'
Barry and Ira Sholow111 ((oundcr'
o f a nrnionwidc utremel)'
uccc<t ful ice c rom ch 111n )
conduC1 a very serious di u ion
<\( pairing ice cream with food -11
mockery of any full·blown wine
'nob' mu\ing .
But. no matter how much the
audience likes
Cry \al or any of
the othc.rs. their
ftV()nte character
muy well be
Norman Norman
doc n 't appear
until otllou.& the
.,econ~ half uf
the movie, but
Crystal's
D8 Orange Coast Weekend . Thursday, June 13: 1991 ' ' .
m1rnduet10n to him prkelei. •
and he flaurc. predominantly
throu hout the re 1 of the m<MC
Norman won't bt a moJor
c<1ntcndcr 1 the O"tafll, hut I
know you'll l1ko him.
·rhe following i a schedule or entertainment at ~me a( the
hotel ond c:11sanos rn Lo~ Vega'I:
Aladdin
Bagdad • howroom -"Alakazaam.'' indefinitely.
Baily's
Celebrity Rc'IOm -George Carlin, through June 16; Conway
Twitty, Georac Jone and Merle Haggard, June 20-22; Denn
.M;irt1n , June 25-27; Oba! Oba! '91, June 27-July 2; George
Curlin. July 4-10: Ocan Mnrtan, July 25-27.
Cat ar Palact
Ju) Leno, June 14· 16; D11na Ro , July 10-22: Julio lglc ia\,
Jul} 24-29. l)a\11J Copperfield, July 31·Aug. 2.
De trt Inn
Cry. tal R1)()m -'I he R1ghteou~ Brothe~. Brad B;m eu
through June 26.
1-:1 Rancho
Rodney\ Pl,1cc -Comedy c:\.cn nights a week. indefinitely.
EnllUbur
Kmg Arthur' Arcnu -King Arthur's To urnament.
• 1ndefin1tcly ..
Flamingo Hiiton
Mam Showroom -"City Lite ," indefinitely (except Sundays).
Golden Nuget
David Brenner with Jeff McBride, June 20·2.S.
Hacienda
Fie"a Theater -Redd Foxx, indefinitely.
Hollday Casino
Mam Showroom • "Keep Sm1hn' Ameria. •·
lmpttlal Palact
"Legends an Conce rt," indcfm11ely
Lady Luck
"Luck 1 a Lady" vanety review, indefinitely.
La Vqa Hilton
Yakov Snurnoff. Lucie Arna1, June 18·10.
M•dm
Cab.uet Room -"Cabaret '91 " 1amn1 comic Bruce
M1ckcl"i0n, juaglcr Gil DO\la and the Maxim cabaret dancer~.
Mlraae
The Hiahwaymcn. through June 18; Siegfried & Roy, June 20~
July 16, the Pointer S1'itcr,, July 18-23.
Palace Station
Loading Dock Lounge -"Someth1n' Di((crenl," indefinitely.
RM~n
Vcr:"1a1lle Theater -Frank Sinatra. through June 16; Paul
Ankft, July 11· 14
Saban
Mchnd. I fir ' l.ady or Ma IC, indefinitely.
ands
Copa Room -" a lute," indefinitely; Grand Ballroom -
Oiallaahcr, June 14-23
hoWboat
1 he Nichol • throuah June 17; 01 olo, June 18·20.
t.ardust
"lloy·lc,quc," through July IS.
Troplcana
"F·olie Beraerc,'' mdeflnitely.
Vqa World
"RcOcct1ons of in cru," •·Mcmori~ of &lv1S," "Leaend11ry
Allen 4 Ro<\i," mdcftn11cly.
$10,000 slot tourney at Hacienda
Oub Viva, the Hacienda'~ slot
club, will offer tournament players
the chance to turn $99 into
SI0.000 from July 11 -14.
ba~cd on 200 cnlrlc\ All cntrv
monc) will be returned ·" pn1c
monc). und the lop .lO finl\hcr~ 1n
lhc 10urn.1mcn1 \\.Ill h:cci ... c c,"h
uwa rd.,
cn1c11.1inm .. ·111 .111d hnt .mt! cnld
h1'r' d '(l\!\I\ fl: .... ,, wur11,1mcn1 gell,
wmpl1111c111.1~ u11;L:1~111, durm~ the
11111rn.in1l·n1 .11111 ;m.1r1" t1r1111t h
J·or the low buy·1n of $99,
cun1e1i1.1nh will compclc for the
finil pl.tee SI 0.000 cash prii.c,
(he COii') fct: oll\O 1ncl u<le<. J
\\clcomc p;i.1 t) which k .1t11rc' lrH'.
For more inform.11ion .1 04.I 10
rl'cc1vc n hrochu1c vn the c\cnt.
ca ll ( 00) 257·bl71>
High rollers will compete in
Showboat bowling tournament
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.ind &whng Ccnlcr will host 1he
10th annual I ligh Roller Bowling
I ournamcnt July b 10
op .. n 10 .11u.1h.'llr hn" kr' llnh
I hlfl' I\ .1 1.100 l'Otl"\ kl'
( 1llfllllll (ic.11\ .1n unc:mplo\c:d
nx1k lrom l \\. rdt \\. l\h. \\.1 ... the:
l'J•IO tl1J;h Rcilln d1.1mpmn.
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Org.tnizc r' '·'~ lher hope 10 (M)
out 1m1rc tl1t1n $2 milhon th1~ yc;ir
of1cr ,1\\ardtn!; $1.9 million 1n pnlc
money in I<}{){). The fir.,t pl Jee
howler will pick up .i check {nr
( luh \ '''' pl.1)cr' 11'11 n1.1'
rc1;cl\c .1 '!>pcci.11 mom r.1tc of S25
per ni&ht during tournament d.ttc'
fnr more inform.1tion, c.ill (702)
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lnunclcr 11f thi: cnllcgc\ thCil lcr
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-the f1r'1 11nh: '>tuning J tccn-
ngc .1<.·trc" named Drnnc llall who
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Theater
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Newport 1'bHter AN Ont.
S.n Clemnt.41 Commult1 TtMat.r
&uih c.o.a R.p.r\ol)'
Way Off BroadwayPlayllou•
lrom 1970 through 1988 when
Purk1i,, mounted h" fina le , un
.1rre,1m~ ·'l\ltn "
('urrcnt lhcntcr in~tructor' Ale)(
Ciolson and Jon S1doh h:ive u1li.cn
.1 lcw 'hot' ,11 1t in the mtcnm, hut
1h1' yc.1r FcrLacca I!> hotel< for h1'
I Ith 'urnmcr mu .. 1cal the
'Pc.111u1,.. conll1.. '>lnp 1n,p1rcd
"You're ,, Good M<in , Charlie
Drown,.. open mg nex1 h1day for
two weekend' nnc.J nmc perform·
JllCC\.
"Thi' " an .1dul1 'hc">W for
Children UllU \ICC VCr)o..t." £·cr,rneca
commented "It\ family fun for
ch1 lc1rcn of all age<>, no mailer how
old. The show ts colorful and light,
lhc lyric' arc clever and the mu,1c
" 'hccr delight."
Tony Matthews of Huntington
Beach 1~ caM in the tit le role, with
Irvine'" Enc Anderi.on as his
canin~ companion Snoopy. Other\
111 1h1.. comp.1ny arc Ton O'Toolc,
Jeni Cook, Mary Dowmc. Jcnmfer
A ndc r~on , Dia ne Walsh and
Angela Neu~cb:iucr
Clo.ms 'l1clllel
Pl'Oducdon Date '"The..._ llODrT..U.• hMll
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4
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JuM 2.S
-No w.i.. B<Dl Jan" Juftll 29
-Sa Ju 11
.t1oo• Juftll 22
<.11rtn1n 11me' <He h1d1t)'' at 7 r m • Sa1urduy.. <II l .ind 7 .ind
Sunda)' at l pm 1n th1.. OCC
Orarn.i l...th J hentcr lhcrc nl\o
will be .1 'PCC1al I U. JO ,, m
m.11mee June 27. l 1cli.cl\ cun Ile
ordered by ci1ll1ng 4l2 ·5~80
• t''" \\;int tu take a chnnct on
,1 truck .inJ help 0111 So111h Co.l\t
Repertory at the !lame 11mc'l
fhere\ a 1991 M&Lda ,...,,1v11Jo,
valued 111 S 17.835 , 11w i11ng the
wtnncr or 11 drawing tn be held
June :?2 Th111 Motor Trcnd-
hcrt1ldcd "truck of the yenr .. will
be given away .11 an .111ct1on nnd
party al SCR. It\ the third
~tra1gh 1 yenr tho1 lrv1nc·bttM'.d
Matda ho~ contributed u vehicle
fo r the thc:ilter'i. fundru1 ins
11uc11on
'SCR pla~ a maJor role in
enrich ing the lt vci. or our
employee~ anti customc" in the
Or.mge C'ounly urcn." noted Clnrk
V11ull1 , Mud.1 ' <;enior vice
prc'i1dcn1 and chic( o pcr:it1ng
Pri"88 Phome
tJUO.;U ....... .... .......
.2'7 .. m.nio
tll-11> ... 1211
tu 494.-S
tl2 111.-.
10 ~
127-M 11'7...0U
tl2.IO .. , ...
officer, "11nd \lrC re plen'>cd to
rnntnbutc .ind help upport the
c u I I u r u I g row t h o f o u r
community "
You can find out more •"'>li t
the unction ond cJr.1w1n by ci.llin&
~(. R at 9417-2602.
• DACK~n AC~ -Mnzdn 11 o is
:>uppartina community thc11er.
Jhe Logun11 PlayhoU)C hu been
awarded .1 grant of SS,000 from
Mazda Motors of Amen ca, which
" bc1na u'cd to help fin nee the
playhou e'" Youth Thcuct
produc.11on or the mu le.al "Bugsy
Mnlonc." playing Lhl\ weekend
1rnd OC'CI.
Wnnt to "kill " Dad with
kindnc~ on h thcr\ o .. y? Ti1kc
him to the pec111I performance of
"Murder 111 the Cafe Noir'' by the
My,tcry C'nte June 16 at 11:30
" m The m}stcry dinner thc<itcr •t
Hubert·~ l~estaurllnt in Santa
An"\ Hutton Cen1rc al tascd a
'pec1. I matinee for Mother' Day
Call 95.S·CLU ror rescrvatk>n •
ew look at FV's China Pearl restaurant
hule·known
. ine~ rc~llwranl in Foun111n
alley that providu excellent
od, brrnquct faci lities and
nonallzed, friendly service.
Owner StC'-'C Kao, who ha been
re tauralcur for many years,
k ovcf the establishment five
nth &JO. He ha begun to redO
he interior so that the inside has
new look and feel.
"We are redesaanina the
estaurant so that our customers
ill feel comfortable as they cat
ur food," Kao comments.
China Pearl offers freshly made
hinesc cookina 11 very reasonable
rices. They specialiic in
andarin and Dim Sum meals,
ith one of lhe fa"'orites bein1
una Pao shrimp and beef with
roccoh The e d1~ hes, alons with
he re t of the food, 1 p1cy and
re h, with JU t the risht mount>
( mcut, r. h and vcgcrablcs
,.._, ,,.,o..,. c-Oliy ......
China Pearl Restaurant being remodeled in founu11n Valley.
The rc)tnurant offers dinner
'>pcc1al th:it include oup,
appetizer , f ned nee nn<l you r
choice o( cn1rec or entree
1:.ntrccs tnclucJe uch ft\lontc a
W•CCt and sour pork. Mu hu
chicken and sjmmp and lob 1er
auce
China Pc11rl al)(> 1 11v1til. blc for
b:inquct\, and provides banquet
fac1l11tc!I that ~cat up to 400
people. They al o will cater
part1e , weddtnp and ju t about
any social e\lc.:nt
"Many people don 't
automattcally associate ca1erin1
!heir party with Chinese food, but
it i a nice change from the st1nd·
ard favorites," Kao noted.
Restaurant of the Week
Along with hi-. ouMnnding food,
China Pearl' 5uccc\ i" auributed
10 the resraurant' 11 emplO)ee
and the1r attitude toward the
cu 1omcrs Kno ha; trained has
employee" 10 treat cu,tomef\ w11h
a personahtccJ touch and make
them feel comfortat>le, h._e they
arc eating in their own dining
room.
Now SerVlng
· llllAY
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\HUEVOS .................. • 1 JI.
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For a reol Irish c tablishmenl
equipped wilh piano bar and lots
of atmosphere, Fitzgerald's may be
rhe best·kcpt secret in Orange
County.
Tucked away in 1hc community
of Huntington Beach, this old·
fa hioned nelahborhood watering
hole provide. entertainment, areal
atrno phere, happy houn and good
lime\.
Phil Sh hon ha recently t11ken
over the management or
F11igerald' an one or the
reasons for 1t• -· .: Ahhough
h1~ title i manaacr, Phil can be
fo~1nd 1.11 F~tLgerabolt.1'11 at all 1hh~ur' ~nWde doarc 0a011ruceatcn:igtho~~hoode yo:~gr ~:~~ ..... : ............... •241
.1nu ( oel> ''"' 11 ut every mg, .. SMved w/Tort/lln,
from bar1end1ng to greeting crowd who want loud mu. ic and a ,._,,1«18Mna & Fruit
cmtomer\ place to hung out."
Bccau!>c of 1t\ locn11on. FitLgcruld\ 1s located ol 19171 llM .. le 11M Pll
l·1t1geruld'., '' 'omc11me hard 10 Magnoha St., near Garfield NI IOl1 \pot from the 'itrect. hue Shnhun B h F 1712 Pleoentte Avenue, in Hunllngton cac . or COSTA ••A w•int~ """pie 10 know that he 1~ ri~~~~~n~'~r~~ .. ~1~~~~ .. l~~~ .. ~5~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ' ' ,,_, # l C I 11 .. .. ... •
there nod <1pcn for hulilnC'\ He
al-.o wants people to know that
th" •~ not the 1yp1cal, loud, bra .. h
Orange County bar
"Our custome rs come 1n here to
relax, take 1n some enter1ainmen1
and shoot the bull." say hah n.
CELEBRATE FATHER'S DAY
<DHN IDMINI~
on the waterfront in Newport Beach
A pedal Menu Created by Chef Robert Reash
will be served in addition to our regular menu.
Join Us For Thi Extravagant Affaire
From S:.l~ 10:00
at
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HAPPY FATHER'S DAY
Special Father's Day Menu
• 3 01. cirafc of 1987 OPU. I made by C HATl·AU
MOUTON ROTHCHILD and ROBFRT MONDA VI
WI~ERY ~crvcd an " h1nd,omc c;m(e O.:id c;in tikc homt' We're open all day!
Wllh The Pwa-•c Of
Mt I £ntrta Of
GrUtcr Or Equal v.k.te
our Gft To Dad
Free Mudd Pie•
With The Plwchase
Of Ant Entrcc
'Ore)lllft Grind
kc Cram
VlldFetw"a -°'*'
....
Choice of
• 20 o7. Portcrhou c teak or Local Swordfi h
Choice o(
• Cac~ar ~lad or prtng .ilad
Choio;c o( De' en
• C hocolate fudge Cake or Fre h Strawbcrric
Gr.lnd M.irnicr & Whipped Crum
$38 95 per rcnon
• I II 1r11u11y
R SERVATIONS • 650-5112
2901 W. Coast Hwy.• Newport Beach
I
f.'t11na PcMI " open C\'cn J.1
'~cd and .llw 1) upcn for httlid:t)"
I nr 1:a1hcr·, D.t) there will tx:
lunch .mll thnncr '('>C"' ,1 .. ror the
""hole famll). The 1c,1.111mnt .11'41
;, 11pcn nn \.lthcr hohd.1y ...
1nclud1ng fhanhg1\ling anJ C~rntma'
( h111.1 Pc,ul " loc . .itcd .11 7'<0
W;arncr A"c Ill l·oun1.11n V.1llc:y
hc:t14Ccn Magnolia Street untJ
Ncwl:rnt.I Avenue. t-or .1tllf111onal
mformauon t;\ll R48-'\OM
FrHh Fish Dally
All Y•r 'Round
Breakfast ·
Lunch
Dinner
•Weekend Brunch 7am 4pm
•Ea1y e.d Speciab
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ROYAL THAI CUISINE
Ow111'tl and Opoa~d by the Ti/a Family
·: unday thru Fnday
LUNCH SPECIALS
$4.95
... ery Night of the Week
EXOTIC DINNERS
Every Sunday
MY THAI (Mal Tai) BRUNCH
$9.95
4001 PACIFIC COAST HWY. NEWPORT BEACH
845-THAJ
1750 PACIFIC COAST HWY. LAGUNA BEACH
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NOVA-=· ================ Experience crange Ccx.ney•s finest
lesJian cuisine and a spectacular bay view.
Dimer is served each n/glt from
15 p..rn. ea .,, ..,.,.,
(Weekends 't;// 1'-30 arnJ
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DUI Orange Coat Weekend I Thuraday, June 1~, 1991
The Daily Pilot
DINING
GUIDE
Tiie most complete plde to Oraaie Coast resturaata
Costa Mesa
Am110•1, South C.o.tst Pina 549-0741
Open 10 1 m to 9 fl m \1on ·fr1. 12 to 6 p m l>at, Sun Rc-..:rvalto~ 001 required
4i1ndwt<:he\, \OUP' and -.1l1d 1n 11 C<.l\Uial
o11mo,ph.:rc S
\ntOMllo Ki 1or11n1r, South Co''' PIJl.J
Drt\.'c n l-71.SJ Open for lun~h 11 lO
11 m w 2 p.m Mon ·Frt, dinner ti to 10
p.m. fn .. Sat leek, ..:nou~ foc.>d Warm
Tu'IC11ny 11mh1 .. ncc New 1t1h1 menu
.iu1mcn1' Nurihun l11h1n ~pcc1all1c>
Good pul•U. 'urpcrb wine 11\I P.:nonhzed ...:rivce Re-.cn11t10n' SSS
8an1kok f our, Cl)'llll Court. J'33 lk.tr
St 340-7661 Open II am co 9 e_m
Mo n ·Thurs, 11 a m 10 11 pm Fn .
Sat . 12 lo 9 pm Sun RcscrviltKms
.1cccp1ed That cu1\1ne; im1dl ponion' 111
bc11u11fully prcJUred food 1n a 'lark
\Cttma hidden .. w.1y 1n the upper rc1che5
nr SoUth C04\I Pl.111''' Cl)~ta1I Olurl SS
Blut M•rblt Colftthnusr, 1907 HArbor
Blvd 64(1-577(1 Open Mon.· l'hur5 6 JO
11 m to 10 p.m . l-r1. ind Sat 6 '0 ,, m tn
12 11 rn; Sun 10 11 m. co 9 pm Very
mode\! pnce~. grc11t oups, ulad,,
'andwiche,, c.lc~..crt\ (
Chh1'1 Chlnrn, 124 W M11cArthur Ulvd ~46-5681l Open 11 1 m to 9 pm d~1ly
Rc~crv .. 11un' :accepted lnexpcn\1\c
Chme•e Rnd C"1nlonc'C dining with
ti1kc-ou1 11va1l11blc
U Torlln Grill 6H Anton Hk>d
662-2612. Open 11 1 m In 11 p.m
Mon.·Frt., ll a m to midnight Sit.,
Sund11y brunch 10 1.m to 2 p.m Rescrvallun~ 1cceptcd. Flnurt. of
me qu11e and rhe Southwc t. Gri:11 1reen
corn 11m•lcl ind Suuthwcucrn
\fx:c1 .1hies SS
fortuM, ' 20 S Ph1u Dr ~
Open 11·30 • m IO 10 p.m un -Thun,
11 30 ii m Ill I I p m rri .. al.
Rc,el'\l<1l10n\ ~C4Cptcd Ct11nc\.C rooJ
re:i.1urang Peking duck.
t-ort7 Carrots uth Co1 I Plu11 M•tn
I ncl .SS6-97<Xl Orcakfa,t, lunch, dinner, ~~1,;11tlwng rn chc he)ho1 1t'ld m 1
ddi.:mu n1tur.il f1K>d Vtetcma's Rile
\h11p tc.t1url0 • ere.it muffin\, frutcn
'°'url .ind fr~,h 1u1c.: i.u ~
Gandhi, 311W Plill.1 Dr South C\111 1
Plaza V1ll •gc.: ~~fl. 7~7'.\ OJ":ll for lurk;h
11 .'\O J m 111 ~ pm. Mon ·Frt ; dfnner
t>-10.10 fl m. "und.1v l'lrunch 11 \0 • m
co .l p rn Re,cn·.11111"' 'u111c\lcd
I anJ0011 .1nJ cur": lob•tcr, 1.imb .ind ~h1cken Terrific .1ppctm:r~ l~um.mlic
1nrdcn a1m1hphcrc Serene \el'\llC.
Ouht,1nd111g wine l"t SS
G1rdtn Bi,lni ( l'\°'\lal C11url H'1 Hcur
lit 54tt-t.004 0i~n 11 II m. Ill Ill p m
Mon.-\at , 11 .i m It• 7 pm ~un
Ahcrnoon 1c .. 11mc 2:30 to 5:30 pm
cvcryd.af R"'cn..111110) ,u11c,1t:d
touch o all rnr\lnc' 1n 1 cl.i' JC.d frcnclt
-c111n1 S
Garcluno't l-.:cp~'-\ (;ul Int, 298 1:. 17th
01r Melli Are
A Tr1p t• M11u!
•
We hope you enjoy the at-
mosphere comptemented with
our fine Mexican fOOd ... In
Costa Mesa since 1972 .
. Luneh • Dinner • Coc:ke.la
•TAKE OUT•
Open ~ At 11 A.M.
296 E. 17th St. •. Coste Mesa
645-7828
St , 64.S·.SSOS. Family ltytc ll•ltan. Small
lr.itlOfll 111111h rncftdly ICM«. Children
"".:!come. T1k out. S
Gl111nl, :nn Beu s1 . Crystal Ox.In.
540-336.s. Contemporary Nonhcrn ftah1n
cumne ~Md 1n the 11Clll"I ol 1n 1ndoof
\ICk"Wtllt e&(C, Eu.clfcnt paltat, fOC.Cti•
Open for lunc:h :and dinner. Rctcr"1lt10na
icccptcd SS
Glne' Oft tiw Hitt, 428 t: 17th St
t>50-17SO. Re~"''''°"' •~uptcd A ~11 ~c'.i l;indm1rk. Warm. 1ntlnlltc
nc11hhorhood mee11n1 plac.e. Lunch,
dinner, weekend brenkr .. s1. Ellpcrtl)'
Grc.it 11b\, ti .. mbur1e" MUdcsl priccs
l l\C p111no bar en1crtainmcn1, a.Jlllfner)
'llOICllme~ &cl to '"I ak>na S
Golden Dn1p1t 202) ll1rhot Blvd., ti4~·7 162. R c~crv11ions .icccp1ed
Genuine 0 11nc\C Mand.irln d1~hc 'incc
11n.s. Aw1mJ.w1nnln1 cu1 inc Lunch,
1hnncr, 1.1kc out. cocltlil1ls 7 d.1~. SS
(111\lllf Andtn, 3 10 Pl.au l>r , South
C. "·"' Pina V1ll11sc 668-1737 Open for lunch 11301 m to 2 lO pm , dinner fi.10 r m T op·nnltcd Scand1uviari
( ll nllncnlll rc~taurant Wonderful
< .ic 'ar •1l1d, homem11dt' b read),
• , .. .:llcnt ci1"1u \o:l.:Ctl(ln, l~•mcm .. dc
g1J\.td lo11 Constant ••tMIY ( u"~)'
t-runch, "'•nc d1nncn , fouJ tl\hn&\. b.u
menu •II •ftcmoun ind 11110 the n1p1) H
llenlui.•11, 3800 S. Pl.u.a Dr .. South C0;a t
l'lau Vdla&c. ~.S7·2S3 I Rcscn .. 11on•
\UUC\lcd T·1nc trad11ioni1l J .. p•ncM:
((\l-'Urint II ~ lhc rrCiht•t lllfrCdtCnt'-
Su\hi b1r. tat1mi ,. m • coctu1l lounae.
\iulu-counc Kau.:ll1 dinner\ must be
1•1Jcred ~4 hn. 1n ad'Y1ncc. Elc1.an1
.t1mn1 l ull(h, dinner. SS
ls~•r. 48S N. Old Newport Blvd
,n.2w2 Open Tue ·Thur.J 30 10 IOOO
p m . Fri.-II 10 I l:()()p m In a modest
frame house, dclcct1blc Italian QllCC)
and i.c11food from Cher Paolo Pcs1u1no
H LI Peraola. 1969 1-lllrbor BIVd
M'1·122.S Open for lunch Mon.·Frl It:)()
J m 10 2 pm . dinner s·JO 10 10 JI m
Re)crv11iona. recommended Above
"'erage Norlhcrn l tah1n cu1'9nc 11
bud•cl<Ontc!Ous pnccs. Veal dishu
hipiy rceommc.ndcd; excellent llramiw.
SS
Ma...-... Cwnliet, ISOO Adams 11
Harbor, S40-19J7. Racrva1ion1 ac:ccptcd.
Rec1pic111 of Gold Award o< Exccllcncr
nine consecutive years Owner M1ch1cl
Chu1n1 sell lhc 1t1ndard for Ch1nac
rat.1urant1. Superb lob&tcr du.hes and
contemponty Oiincsc otrerinp. Lunch,
dinner, 1akc-001, coclu11ls 7 days. $S
Mtrllu's.401 E. 17th St ~8-l.S9S
7·00a .m -8 :00p .m M on.·Thur.
7;00..m.-9:30 p.m.Fra.· Sat 9 00. m .);()()
p.m. Silt! Oourmc1 sandwich 1hop, sp1rfy
Interior S
Ml Cua, 296 E 17th St , 645·7626.
Family style Mcx1c:in rc•taunnt
Pre 1dcnt Bush has ci11cn here! Open
d111ty 11 11 a.m. (or lunch, dinner,
coclc1ails. Call . ahead for larac parties
Sohcitous ~rvtce rur fom1llc1; excellent
family value. SS
Nnrport Rib, 2000 Newport Dlvd
l\31·2110 Ribs. chicken, shrimp, ql:ids,
undw1chcs. Emphu1s on frcshncu,
quo1liry Dchc.IOUJ corn bread. Open from
• pm Mon. throuah Sat • 2 pm Sund1y.
Take out from 2 p m daily SS
Pasta Mna, 212 E. 17th SI 642·7488
Dinner 7 di1ys; lunch every d;1y c1tcep1
Sun S.indwlchcs >1l1d and puln 11
lu.nch ltmc. Good t.lri1igh1 r•~lu; •YOtd
the CICOllO. SS
Ptllte France. IUS Newport Blvd ..
6S0.9'63 Open Mon ·Fri 11 am. to 9
pm , S..1 8 a m to 9 p.m • Sun. 8 1 m. 10
6 pm French accent on wups and undwu:~ Grilled chitlcn aa put S
Pronto RI toraatt, .HJJ Brr,101 St , South
Coa I Pina. .S.O-SOJR Open for lunch
11 ·30 am. to 2 30 JI m Mon -Sat , dinner
5:30 p m 10 I 1 m Mon ·S:it , Sun
brun'h only. ShopJ11ng·m•ll l11l11n food
v.11h frc..h fish. 1:h1dcn 11nd Jl;htl
Temf1c bread. SfX'llV s.c" ice. SS
Rfd OnJon, IOI F S.1ndre11ntc Dr
SSlt-7701 Oixn II .i m to 2 am
Mon ·Sun , Sundily brunch 10 a m 10 '
p in Rescrvoa11nn' •• cccptcd Fine Mc~1wn food in " fun .ind d.lnlable
cmmonmcnt SS
RMtra Re t1unint. .u :n Om111l \1
Dine ln OUT Romanac QUar ti C11lle __ ,M·
a..taurant
Lunch eon Served
Monday .. friday 11 :JOam .. 2:30pm
featuring
Homescyle Cooking & Daily Specials
'I
Dinner Served
Monday-Saturday from 5:30pm
STEAKS • SEAFOOD • COCKTAILS
1695 Irvine Ave • Costa Mesa • 646-7944
S®lh Coa 1 Plai;i S40.3&40. Open for
lul\l.:h 11 :JO • m to 3 p m. Mun .Sat.~
dinner .S·IO p.m M n.·1'huo. S·l I pm.
Fri·Soi1. R t\er,·a1ion ~uccc: t1on.
Conuncntal c111 inc. Ptiput .. r ital'dby SSS
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Mon.· Thurs , 7 am to 10 p.rn. fn ·Sat .•
'1 " m to 9 p.m. uft. Rcterntion not
require d. Burien .. nd fries in :t
rc-crc:ucd 194()) diner complete •1Lh
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CMCe Ii IOtalfy on the mark S
~l's Satfood GriU atMI Bar. 3300
Bmtol 1 979·2400 Open for lunch and
dinner o,cvcn d.iys ., Y.Cek Call (6r boo~.
J11u champa&l\C lunch on weckcn~
R~r\1t1oni u c'tcd. Fre h seafood
cl.1 k lly prepared, complete with •n
O\ 1cr bar SS
fu It ympathy. 369 E. 17th St,
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room Orc!'kfMt. lunch, afternoon tea, Sund.i~ brunch, Homemade Cornl\h P·"'11"· \leak and kidney pie, 1r1nc
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Roost Turkey Dinners
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673-0910
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IOUTM COAIT flUZA VLUGI
A*1 n UTTU TKYO • •
Thursday, July 1 lth, 7:00pm
Presents
A "CUCINA RUSTICA" EVEN ING WlTii
William Hill Winery • opa Valley, allfornin
Poltnta ai FtrTi (Grilled Polcnt with W ild Mu~hroom Snutc)
William Hiii Wintry 1989 Dry Rlnlini: (Orqon) • • paJth~Uinl at Pt 10 di Prtntm lo lnnammalo (Angel I l3tr P.t\ta >A tlh lnOltmcd P<tr'le' J>c,111
William llill lh tr Labtl l '1p1 ardonna) and
William Hill Rt apa Chardonna)'
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lnulala di Pomodoro (Roma T(lm to • ~laJ on Field Grtcn )
WUU1m HUI 1917 lhtt Lahf-t apa Cabttn t au~lc.noa •
Napolc( n'. di Rem
Vtu•t da Vtma
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Marc"o Pnlll, I }./ill D1Mtn 7~ I .(IWI I Open
Im lunt:h nnd dinner c:very day 11 11 m
10 11 r m Frc•hly made p1n1u , 1ourmc1
(>tlraa Grc11 rttollo and an~ehl. ~cllcnl rake nut SS
Marnkuh, 1100 W P11C'tf1t Coa\t lfwy
645-8~ Open for dinner 6 10 10 pm
Mon.·Fr1., 5:30 to 11 p.m S~t.·Sun
Resrrvat wn' )uaacsred Mnroee1n
cuisine SSS
Manto'~ 2l2S ~ Pacific Cmm Hwy
673·1!267. Open lor lunch 11.30 am lo 1
p m . dinner S 10 11 pm Rci.crvalTOn•
rc:qutrcd Gourmet J11h.tn cu1 inc In
red·vcl\et splendor SSS
M1)-ur, 293 1 E Pate1fic Coast Hwy 6~<..6622. Oren for lunch 11 J() a m 10
:! '0 pm dinner '.'i '\() to 10")() p m
S11nJ1y hrunch 11 '<> 1 m to 2 30 p m
Rc ,e rvations accepted Crltically .1ccl111mcd lnd1nn, tandoon cookery SS
Muuluna Rlston1nlf, 2441 E P11crfie
Cou)t llwv 075-2004 l.unch, 11 ·30 11,m
111 ' JI m ·. dinner 'i p.m to m1dni.ht
11.rppy h<1111, Mon.·I n r 1110 dinrna
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r11n1cmpc1r.ir\• nor I hcrn lttalt,111 eu1Mnc
I .irg.: \l'lcU11111 of Jlll\111\, prt1,1s Full hnr
•f>c.'l'111h11ng 111 l1.1lu1n wine. SS
\luldoon') trh h Pub, 202 Ncwpcirt
( ·cnlcr Dr MO-~ I IO Open 11 '\() • m to
Ill p m ... un Thur' 11 30 .1 m to 11
p m I n ~~• Oar open unlll I a m
Rc'c" ,1tr"n' .tc1:c pted I mh 'pecr.iluc'
plu' , .. 1 .. J,, hurgc:r. .. nd ~1e1~s U
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1115. __ r 1 Lunch 11 a m to • pm ,
dmnc.r S lu 9 p m Rc\Crvnc11.1n\ .icceplcd
\\ .tlCrfmnt lhntng ""llh JIClll vrc:w Of fun
/one Jnd all lhe n t:11tna vtion 1mphctl
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'>un hrunlh Live regg.1e on Sundo1Y1 SSS
't"'l>flrt O~Ufr Bir ind Grill, :!100 W
o.i:anfrcml l17.S.IJCl77 r,~,h f1Jh . .nd
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"'"'' lfnmcmaJ c Jc,~rl' O~n d11lly
111\tn I I '" J m C J\U,11 ~lmt"'l"hcrc SS
1 ht Old Sp11ht1tl Jonrtory, ~ 111) Nc:wpon
Bl\'c.I 67<..~.S4 Open for dinner '.'i lo 10
I' m Mon rhurs., 5 tn 11 Jl m Fri -li~I .
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lunrh 11 Ill • m 111 2 p.m Mnn ·Fri ,
dmnc.:r 11 lu 10 '\ti pm ind Sund1y
hrunch 10 J m tu :: p m Rc1erv1uon\ nc.:cc!ccl Ame 11c.111 conrcmpoury cumnc
with f-ronch tnuchCJ Impeccable K rvk;c M~tly perfect fooJ, in 11n •lmo,phcrc
th•ll lrun..ccnds hotel ~lenltt\I SSU
Tht Mt'C, 1141 NcwJlnrl Center Dr
r.Jo1 • .uc•1 Opcn for lunch Mon ·Fri .,
11 Ill ~ m In '\ p.m , dinner fmm S '\() rm lll~htl) C-.ourmcr \C.:llfood 11nd other
'pc.:ll.1lllc\ \(.rvc.t up tn Re~ Chundlcr\
IU'lllllCIU\ "" deco 'Clllnll Wllh I Ytev. of
the l\c""rc•rt ttMU I 1"e mu\lc 1nJ
1l.rnl 1ng five n1sh" " v.cd. tn the bl•ck
>:r.11111c-n ... 11(J mu\I~ mom SSU
Tht Rltl' ~ Nev.port Center Or 1 :0-ISO(l Or-:n for luN.h 11 JO a m to l r m Mnn .<\11 111nn1:r ~ 1(1 p m to 12
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non·nouvcllc menu Jl•)"I con 1 tent from
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Rothu hlld't, 2407 f.. Cont llwy.,
Coron1 del Mar 67).)7.SO Ol>Cn for
lunth Mun .• rrl 11 • m to 2:)0 p.m
Dinner .S·IO pm d1ily Rncrv11lon•
11tUpled for lunch and from j 10 9·30
p m Mon.· llturs., fmm S 10 7 p m. only
l•t1., Sat. Con l•lc:ntly p>d tX'lnllnent1I,
Northern lt•llan culslno SS
Royal T'h1I, 4001 W CoaM Hl&hway,
D1'4 Orange Coast Weekend I Thurtd•y. Ju,,. 1~. 1991
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ftals Micll••I X.•1'1
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aailllle, • .-e 11-... ..
Fashion w.d.
W.... ()pea tor ~ Mon.·
f'n. 11:30 • m to 2:JO ,._, for
dinner SUn.· Thun. S lo 10
p.m., Fri. and Sir. 5 p.m. 10
m1dn1pt.
Wiier+: t 14' Ncwpan Cca1er
Urive. Newport Badl, 640-
52SO
"-IHdt: SSO and up.
OUr doU<1r ratillp rdec:t ihe
price of >a awal for two,
including taxes (~ not
included).
SSSS $60 and up.
SSS S4S60.
SS S:ZO.s-40.
S S20 tnd under.
fl~ll-l l22 Rcscrvac1ons accepted.
Dd1n1t1vc Th11i curJinc. Valuc·ptCkcd
lund1cun cumb111111ion special\. Serene
dc~111 Lunc.:h, dinner, Sunday brunch.
1\lw Jt 1750 S Co.ur Hwy. tn La1un1
lkJch 494·8424 SS
Ruby'• J1cuar Dln~r. 3000 W P1elf1c
Co.t'I Hwy 722-4066. Open 7 1.m to 9
pm d11ly. Re crvationi not necu\lry.
En1h1h· l'\'lc fuc wach buracrs and dch qndwichc) S
Sam's Dell 660 Newport Ccnrer Dr
.,:'()..(J'\60 Open 7 1 m. 10 ct pm
Mon ·I n. No rcsc:rv111ons needed Deli
.umnc S
apon , I o S..yi.1dc Or 644 .... 210. Open
fo r lunch Mon ·Fri ind dinne r
Mnn -Sun Magn1fo.cn1 Nonhcm llahan
i:u1)1n.; Pa,111) made on premise\, uucc\
.ire ~b\olutely perfect Outdoor 1>4ho
c.1ccht:' bt)')idc breezes from ncArby U.1lboo1 1,111nd SSS
Sltlnbttlt'a, 217 M111ne Ave. Billhoe
Mind 1\73 ~10 Sm.111 1nil ln111n•le
Rc:"W:rv1111on• .i mu,1. Excellent kib\ter
ht•QllC:, IOlUICd rnc:11C• Ind fi\h M'fVCd
w11fi cus1om1reJ '1a11cc Grc:ac loc111ton
near the bi1y. tu
4iludln C11tt, '2CH b. Pacific C:0,,11 fh~y . 67S· 7~7S. Open 11 1 m. to 10 pm
Mon .w e d 11 1.m. t<l l I pm
Thun • 41, 10 • m. to 10 p.m ~un Rc~erva11on' 1cc:cp1cd f'lt1hion1ble mt'nu of current f1vorH c1, Lltc·nr&hl bar
J1n1ng. aood h ppy hour SS
Scun Noodle, 21S R1vcra1dc Dr. N<wport
Duch. 548·7418 Lunct1 Mon,·f'tl.:
dinner Mon ·Sun V1lcc park1n1 on
11tcckcnJs, pu luna lot In front of
rc1t1unn1 Upscale ncrahborhood
re\llUl"lnt ICl'YH h11h-cl1 • Teal ll•h•n rCJ)<rlorrc. SS
Tile ., .... Whale, 400 Moin tree.
Balboa 673-46n P1nClraml(' bay vicw.
entry rc11urea pietur or Old Ncwpon
Seafood anJ trad1J.1C>nal favoTitca Lundi,
dinner anJ ~1turJ1y, oday brunch. SS
Tnc .UO lichotropo Ave 67~10
Amer1e1n and ln1ern1tlon1I cu1•1ne
t .oun1c opcna daily II S p.m : dinner \(:~Cd nl'111ly from 6 P. m Appetil.CD
and l11c: n11h1 menu untrl m1dn11ht. One
Qf the Ounic COii 1'1 mmt unique
tC:6tl ur1nh SS
Tnm1, 2300 W. Co11l Hl1hw1y, 722·92Aa.
tandud au hi and J1panete rue with 1
mill ocean view from ii'• O'<'Cr-thc·hu441
loc11kin
'llitt• M1,.., ~ Ne'#pQrt Center Dr, M0-6~H Ooon ll:)O am. to II pm.
Mon.· Thur.. 11:.lO • m lo midn!p1
Fn.·Sat, S 10 10 p.m. Sun. RacMltioftl
needed Contcmponry ll11i1n cuiJlne. lntcr~hn& P" lU SS
21 Ot'la•f,..t. 2100 W. Occ•nfronl, by
the Balb<la Pier. 61S·lS66. Emphali on
aourmcc t.eafood. Great arinosphc~.
\Cn<tec and chef, Open daily for dinner
from S p m. Sar opena 11 • SSSS
VIiia Nova, J131 \\< Coul J·h~-y.
642· 7 Dinner n111h1ly $ p m 10 2 a.m
Exccllcn1, hcariy lt•Han e11i1inc:
ouhlandtnJ wine h I Actl\'C p11no bu;
f1 vor11c IOCll latc-nl&hl spot.
Rcserv11wn• accepted. Valet bo11
p11rkin1. SSS
Y•nkH Tnun, 3JJ D1yslde Or.
67~·Hll Dinner from S p m n11htly
SundAy brunch. LdCCllC: rare tn cb >y
'urround1na11 under the ~ullCrb dlrce1lon or """' Pra1er.K1ren Plcf(c and Jimmy Asluon. Doc~ your bmlt 1rnd dine. SS
Ztppa.. 347 Newport Center Or.
640-0600 Lunch Mon ·Fri 11 1.m. co i_30 p m : dinner 'C\Cn days, b·IO 30 p.m
Contcmpur•ry ltu han cuisine 1101 ba'r
.1.:tiOn SS
Fountain Valley
Ciao Bella , 17272 !'lc~horc St S"6-7426
Open for lunch from 11•30 1 m In 2 pm ~fo n .r rt 0 1nnc:1 .S ·'> \0 p m
Mon.· Thur\~ .S· 10 p m I 11., S•t Cle d
Suntl.i\' lt11h,1n c111"nc \I.1th AmcrK.in ''"..tic,· (hu11:t:r' hot 00s') ll\,J1l1blc 1n th~-llM 4,
TI~ llop 111774 Hn10ld1ur'1 ~I 96:\ 136'1
Open 6 pm In l ~ m Mon • 11 I lt1mbur1c:r\, quc-...d1ll.1,, ''b14 bopper ..
h111 dop 0 1incin1 tu 'SO\ ind 60s mu<1K'
RQCrvitlK>n' no1 requited. Scmi·c.uu11t.
lnexpe11~1vc S
Prlmn•tra f(f la11ranc, 16S2S Jlruol(hunt
St (:11 llc:cl). nS-79711. Ol>cn lunch 11.30
to 2 pm.; Dinner S 10 10.30 p.m
Mon.·Sat. lt11han Re crvntiona 11cccp1ed
Ca•uol. Good Y»luc for wcll·prcp.ired
veal, pasta tmd cl.us1c11I ll iih;in dl1hes.
Orcat dc:11\crts SS
Huntington Beach
Blij1 Wiii~•. 7891 Wimer Ave (11 Dench BM!) 8-42· 9SS Open d11ty 11
a.m to 10 pm Authentte Sourh of the
harder" homc,l}lc food prc pncd fresh
1l11ly Lunch rc.acurcs Ill·)'® ean·Cll
lluffet Sund;iv buffet brunch w1ch
tomphmcn11ry cli.mpaanc i nd m:i11:ich1
Caterina n11lablc Roe rv111o ns
;1cccp1ed C'nu•I lneq>cn\l~c S
<.'1ncam1r'1, 16S9l BnJ,1 011c. (11
Wnrncr) l46-llOl2 Open for lunc.h 11
.1 m d•1ly oc:cpt Mond:ay Open nllhtly S
lo 0 p.m , Fnd;ay lo 10 pm <>Pen
Saturc.IJy 11 • m co 10 p m E.'C~cllcn1
Mc111c:an rood. El PllMI '')'IC Grell chrlc
verdc, t .1rn11111 I
(.hlcap for RIM, ~ll Yo1 kl11Wll Ave.,
•>t.l RIBS, cla"y, up..c:alc rib ,1111nt. f11rn1ly "llluc~. Clllcllcnt prcparntton S
J.C'. MtUn'• 811r & Cirlll, 111 121 lku1oh
lll\l\J 841 •0417 I unch 11 \() co S p.m
darly; Dinne r ~ tu 10 lO pm
Mon,· rhur~.. S tu 11 p m ht · 11
11nd.ty brunth 11 11 m ·' p.n1, Ritt-.. ch1tkcn, Jlll\ht, ~.ifoe>d. (nlctt rnmcnt
Rc~crva1lon' .1ccepttd ·cmt·cuual
Modcr•le SS
t.uccl's Dtll·B1k1ry. 1911 Adami ~-4466 Open I to 6:30 d11ly. IA &n•·
feltuc1n1 atrrcdu Rhl:t'Y11tont not
rcq11trc:d C'_,ull lnn~n IYC $
ManitJl'a ly llM I , .\1 7 C'tla•I lliafl*•Y
SM·2.S$S Open I 1 m In 11 p tn dMly
Su1K1.1y bru"'h {I • m co 3 p m 11fuod
•nd \IClk F.n1crc;11nmcn1 and d1rK1n1
I u \ 11. Retcrvaltont • 1.Cplcd I 1vc
mu ic n 11rly all lh t1mo.:. Rom"ntK:, wrch
o"can Ylc:w. Creal lob cer d1 he•,
hc\ftlCm, de pc'lpovtra ml-n,1111 SSS
Irvine
fflt11n o, 19100 Van K1rm1n Ave.
7S2· '2 Oren for lunch 11 a m to 3 p. m , dinner S cu 11 p m 1 emf~ hippy
l'lc>ur 5 lo 7 pm Rcscrv1oon1 a«cpted.
Awud..w1nn1na P.uropcan ci.hlnc.
lntcre 11n1 .:rro1.1• f,JCid w11h 1 mcxlc:t1tc
rrllA I••· P~rfc:ct "'°' for I n.>manrlc
IJ1nncr m pow r lunch. Order • full me11I
Ill the llYC~ bar, VihKh fcaturCl 8re11ll•n
mu,ic, J.inana •I n1ah1, SS
Bistro Jll, 18201 Vun Kuman . .SSl-9201.
Open ror lunch 11nd dmn r Mon,•Fri ;
lrnncs un~ Sat anJ un Bnlh nl n *
D.avid W1lhdm muterr.ka: fcah&fCI
wt11emparary C'•hforn~ bttltO rare. 1 ry the houte .ul:id, 11.lhilcr e<o1kc.,, crumb!
1>cJaoan1 brc:ad, 1neh1.'l\y tapcn1dc. R1:;au11ru1, \leek dcc(>r fremcd by
n 1crf1ll ind lu'h &f"ncry Patio d1nlna
1n 1dd11ion to rcsular din1n1 room us
CallHtt Rt tnnnt. 1910 M1m t
975· 1220. Open for lunch 11 • m to l
p.m., dinner to 10 pm 11n ·Thur•, \
lO 11 p m. ft1 . .S..1 Hippy tlour 4 to 7
p m. Rc•1:rv1tion\ 1ecepcc d
C1hfornlt1-1tcd outh~~~rern cu"inc
Oreen corn t1m:ilu .ind ccvlc:hc
'llCtioahie or the MU\C Try the hluc
m fllltltllS. iju\)' lunt hhmc h1n1011t fOI
th~ )'ttuni profcs\lonnl crowd. SS
f h1n1plons! 1,....1nc M;n11011, lllOOO Vno
K11rm11n • .S:>3-0100 Open 11 11 m. to 2 rm daily ltc:,erv111e>M .icccplcd
lamburgen., ,1cab ind uallld ln ..
c.1,11.il ~porH b.1r t1fmo,phc~ SS
( '11ntld1lr, 18912 M1rAr1hur 01\id.
7"2-l!OOI Open for lunch 11 lO 1 m. 10
.?;)() pm Mon .r rl.. dinner 6 . .JO tn 10 30
n °"· Mon.•Thun . 6.30 to 11 p ni. fori ·Sat Rncrv1 1lon aecc:ptcd
O\il\ta.ndrna •rench Con11ncnt1I cu1,1nc
Chd Byron OcmMCll 11dd lu ere to the
menu: n~1n1r.ccnc M:~ic.c: • SU
C11llhtr'• Rm•t1f'lnl, 184 l M.ac:Arthur
Olvd. 833·&411. Open for lunch 11 ·30
1 m. to 3 pm Mon • 1 ~ dtnnct S~'0-10
pm. niahlty R~Mcion required A
inp 10 Jolly Okie EtlaJand SS
Kltlm•, Koll ~ntcr Irvine Nonh, 20111
\1,un St., Nn 170 261·2929 ~n fur
lull<'h 11 a rn. 10 3 pm. Mon •Sat , dinner
S co 10 p.m. Mon.·Thun , .5 to I I pm
Ftt·S.u .. S to 10 pm un. .
Koco. 0 00 Von K1rm1n A\/C. 7S2·71SI
Open for lunch 11 a.m. 10 2 p m
Mon ·Fn : dinner S 10 10 p.m. Thurs .. S
co 11 p.m, fri . .S11. Sund•f brunch 10:30
1 m. 10 l p.m. Rei.crvationa 1«e:p1ed
Fine Japanuc tpeclaltlcJ. SS
~lcCormktl't a S<hlllkk. 2000 M11n St
7)6-050.S. Open I I I m 10 11 p m. ci.uy.
RcscrvllioM llCC:Cpted. Fresh teafood
F.n1crtalnmcn1 and danccna •n niaJlts • -.eek. S:S
Muunlne 1~ MKArthur Btvd.. 11 Fairc:htld h.4·1066. Lunch 11 lO Im co
2 pm. Noc open ror dinner. F.iccllent
ehcr Europun service in ele&al\J
iurround1np. upcrb ~p. ulad •tlh
muted chidcen, delicious pa•IH and en trees SSS
Moml'a, 17900 J1mN>rec 811-J Ml·llll. C'llt 291 Open for lunch ll:JO 1 m. 10 2
p m Mon ·fr1.; dinner 6·10 pm .
Mon • Fn , S11. 6-11 p m RCKf\iahoru
1ugacued. Elcpnt C.i1fom11 cu nc
0\-'Cncen by ou1<1undjna Ellcc1111"c Chef
Mich1cl W11rcn SSS
t>rep, 11420 Von Kannan SSl·lllJ
Open 11 30 a.m to rrudn1af11 Mon .frt,. S
pm. to mldniaht t un Rucf\latiun
occcptcd. L1.htwe1.h1 but authentic
Nonhcrn 111\IUln CUI 1nc. ra.,11 dhhc1
be t Cim11lly ,piffy. Yup City. U
Vndl RI torantt ltall1no, 1•120 Culver Dt SS I ·2201 Qpcn tor lunch 11 a.m 1(1
2 p.m Mon.·Fri , dinner •·~DO l!·m Sun ·Thun , 4·10.30 p.m. Fri at
Rc:'ICMllOll accepted FrC\h pa•I• and m1lli;.(cd VClll
7.-nl Crm, 3966 81rr1n1.2 P1rtway, 11
Culver, l6l:.o864. Soulhw~I QI 1nG 1n 1
1rca1 look1na ecrlr"I W1lhcl,.'1 nn.u1 II
I hit •1111 Ubl• 10 dream abo\ll, ll"tll
mc1q1111c01rillcd di•hu, cc1 corn puddini. ill done with atyi., Wonb tli
drive, SS
Laguna Beach
IJ.'• Cttk• Pbnria, 180 S 0.-1
Hwy., 494·3802. Open I l·JO • m 10 12
1.111. daily. !i_11;11 'P'I 1tc111, ~. tirn
Jt. d cold \lftQWICJMI 11 S
c..i., Crffk lnt11 :.llM f'otal A"tl., 497·8696 Open dilly. Pa.11a. tea.food,
rntcrt•1nmcn1 Ruemitk>M kttpced. Ca u1l MOdcrale S
Fl"-...... ua Ciknncyr• ~h. Li&una
Be.1ch. 4,;-"'9SS. hnch Friday OC1ly from
DINING
oner Dad a um of dining adventure far Fad1er's Day
Uad, what would you like for
I athcr'i. Day,?"
··Box seats for an Angel same,"
he .inswers, fa t as lightning! That
wuld be hard to
do J ticket arc
11111 looming on
t Ill' 1mmediotc
t11iruon But.
1thcr thnn that.
11 r have ~00\C
'uggc,t1on' for
I >.1th whc, love
l!•li>d food, fine
"llll'.' .ind WC JU'>t
mri:ht he :iblc lO
",, r I. 1 n
, .. 111r1h1n8 to with -:iR~6-8-t~3-0-,-3-n-t
,port' a 'l\Cll, 1f
hl l'.10 stond a Critic
l1 t1lc delayed -----
·r.111f1ca11on.
l·or staners, how about making
11.:,cl'\'ations for "Dinner with the
\I, incmaker'' ot Oysters restaurant
in C\>rona dcl Mar oo June 24.
I he intimate aardcn room will be
the \Citing for owner/wine maker
Bryan Babcock' presentation of
nr" rclca e from the Babcod.
11ncyard . Babcock and his
r.irtner, Cary Redfern, arc
pl.inning a four<oursc mcnl
11 lO .1 m tu 2 ".\0 p.m.; dinner
\un Thur,5-IO pm ,l"ri.·Sal ,5·11 pm I ·untemporary, c reative, cclce1le
c h1nc,e•1nflucnced cu1~ine A tulll
.tc liJhl, worth pn"-ct 1h1t arc h1&hcr thin
m.mv "trnd111on1I" Chinese rc,t1uranu
l'Jrl..1na 1n municipal lot Of on 1trcet !{,'""'"' 11111.1n SSS
Kachln1, 222 FQf t Ave . 497.5546
h lcllcnt Con1cmpor1ry Southwest
• ul\lnc, Rt)Crvallons 1CCCpted. SS
\1onJqw 31727 S COIJt Hwy. Open Tue
'iun S:lO to 10 p.m , Sun Brunch. 11
1 m 10 3 pm New chef .adcltns culinary
\IAr) lo a fine con11nent1I menu, SSS
Ro,11 T\al Oililtte, 1750 S Coa I Hwy ,
494-8"2A. ()pen for lunch Tues -Fn.
Open for (tinner Tues -Sun Cbcd
Mond•Yl Sptey beet and Middle l:.utcrn J1~hc Reservation llCll:epted.
Rc!>ervallons arc recommended but a few
11blc:s arc uvcd for walk-ins SS
South County
Almalf'dl, 2.1700 El Toro Rd 859-93'13 Open 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. d11ly.
Rctel\ll\llOns .. cxc~1cd Moroccan cu1"nc
with belly dancing n1&hlly
Crown llouc. 32802 Pac1f1e Cuts• llwy •
Sou1h Llguna 499-2626 Rcscrv11ions 1ugc~ed Gourmcc Con11n~n11I cu1 inc
for more: 1h111 I 1 )'Car Lunch, dinner,
bruncll, dancina ind l"'c ..:ntcrtainment.
D'A11atto'1 Tratlori.I, 25214 Cabot Rd
951 -396.l. Oocn for lunch 11 30 1 m to 2 30 pm tucs.•rn . dinner 5.9 rm
\ton -Thurs. 5·10 pm f·rt -Sal
Re-C:l'\lllOns acccpl~ Italian rood with
lpcC11ltic' uf limb, YUi, \ClflX>c.I and
rrc,h r ~t•.
any11mc • .ind ,, grc:u pl cc 10 1.11.c
)Our Dad. He can CllJO) egg'
Ocnedict, ped-.1nd-c.1t 'hrimp,
frc,h U}\lcn. on the h.1lf· hell,
omclc1,, baron nf hccf. -.u.,hi, lrc'h
ln11h and p:hlnc,. 'I he dinner
menu rncludc' a :!0-0uncc Porter
Houi.c 'tc:il, local wordfoh.
Cacs.ir )ah.id or ~pring ~alad .ind,
among other 'wcct<;, chocolate
fudge cake. A three ounce car.ire
of 1987 Opu" I. made by Mouton
Rothchild and Robert Mo ndav1
Winery, 1s also mcludcd. For
information and rcscn.11t1on.,
phone 650-5112.
Mo<.t .of you r favorite
rc)taurant!. will be doing
)()mcthing pccial tht Sunday for
)Our 'pcc1al father G"'c them ..
call. rc:i.crvalltm) arc gotng to ~
c"cn11al almo'it c"crywhcrc And
don't forget. he " not all~cd 10
pld. up the chcd ..
Over 50 ltans sac.h 11 veal, c.hlc.ku, p•1t11,
•a dl1h11, cold cuts, v111t1bl11, 11lad1, plua t de111rt table
Childre.n 10 and under $5.95 Children under 3 FREE
Regular Menu Also ~rved AJI Day
s~rving All Day 6116191
ALSO FEATURING COMPLETE
FAMILY DINNERS fOR POUR
$21.95
Includes soup or salad. spii hcttt w meat .au~. lafie chttM pizu
hot ro&ls &. butter t non lkohobc: ~ <addiUONI ~M SS•)
CALL NOW FOR RESERVATIONS
842-5505
17502 Beach at Slater • Huntlntton Beach
Ruby's A•to Ol11tt, 30622 Cou1 Hwy.
497-7829 Ruh\'·a burier. and Amcuan cumnc. Brukfail, run~h Ind dinner
J11ly s
El Rtn<'bllo. 25'22 C.ib\11 Rd ~lk>·'ZtlO. 1----------------------------------~;;;...;;'""'";;;;..------
Ru marl, 1826 S Co •I I fwy., 49-4..(M()().
Open for dinner • un .•Thun ~.)().10
pm, fori. Sat. S »10 30 pm Italian CUl~inc S$S
Sorn"tt GrUt., corner or ~rm11d and
Olcnncyrc, l.11un11 8cactl, 4944686
Dinner n1ah11J Nara· l)le Cahf0fn1a
1;u1 tne Parluna where )'W find 11
~n 11 1 m II> 10 pm Mun .• ftt. 11
11 m 10 11 J>.rft. Fri ·$111 10 1 m. lo 10
pm Sun ; Sund.iy brunth 11 1 m 10 3
p.m Spcclahzlna 1n .iuthcnttc homemade
Mca1c•n food w11h c:ntc:rt11n mcn1
Tue\ un
fhc Hop, 2..1 22 Mc"ul)' l\t'<!d II
Roc1'f1eld 761\·UllOP Open 6 p m to 2
l .m. Mon • •I Rc:\c:rv111on' n111
rcquir\•tl A thr~b le 1u lhC' '.SO. ind
'fllh 1ocludin& 4l,1nc:1na. h1mhur1cr' 111nd
"big boppilr ·h<•t di
a... IM'Mtl ..... ,.,
twt.•Mltt"""" .,,..
I-Irr ,f,mi1 t.wd an"'
..t tltrru. ,..,...,_.,
Jldt--,.niN
South Cout Plaza, eo.Q MeM (714) 5.40-JMO
( H1urmi.:1 I ren(h • 1xxl ,11 J Pctllc Pncc
f H' '"" J ,,. '"' 'h,.\I \\ ... t .. bh.\ ' r .. ~ (~of
? t.1t \I hii"m{,,-1J.: '1(C
lrr1n 1<I,,111 "''" chu"'/l(l('h '"''l' $699
rf .. I ,, 1lc 1 ' ' tlll I ' \JJ II ( j(> <)9
l ro• "I I'tU"I> s·w
'"''"I\ ,,,.,,.,,,.,,,,,,,L',,,'1U $799
I h ' ' 1u'1 • '1mpltni: of 11ur ddic1llu' m<nu
f \ •UI dl 11'1PU\ \<:l!Cl,Hl~O d"h(\
< O'IT\ \a.S\ Cot'Rn'ARDS
1105 \r11port llhd .. II 156 \Ion.Sal
l "'''' \h•'<t. (' \ 92627 11 a.m.·9 p.m.
17141 650-9363
BREAKFAST SPECIALS
from s199
***·*** DAILY LUNCHEON
SPECIALS
****** DINNER· SPECIALS
Includes soup or s.alad choice of potato
& veqe1able. hot roll & dessert
SUN CHICKEN DINNER SS 95
MON CHICKEN DINNER SS 9S
TUES CHICKEN.FRIED STEAK SS 9S
WF.O • SAUSBURY STEAK SS 9S
THURS SPAGHETTI S4 9S
f RI PORK CHOPS SS 9S
SAT STEAK & SHRIMP S7 9S
Also Featunng Fresh Fish Dinners
714/494-3137
America's Most Celebrated
] o.po.nese Restaurant
NEWPORT BEACH
4250 8i1"ch St • 955-0822
ANAHEIM
2100 E. Ball ~ • 774 .. 4940
the
c!JYf cd it e rraneari
<:Room
A Fine OtrWlg &s** ic:ie for
Urd\, om. Of SU-day
O'IOl i 4>0Jgl. 8n.r.ch
Cal for~
01-0 &M-2770
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18700 MacArthur Blvd.
Irvine, CA
TREAT DAD TO ·A
30 YEAR TRADITION
OF THE FINEST IN
CHARBROILED STEAKS
Costa Mesa's Only Stc.ikhow~· ·
Charbro1lin~J The Finest 111
Steaks. Fresh Fish & Chick• ·11
SERVING LUNCH & DINNER
@ Harbor Center•earbor & Wiison 8
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