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THURSDAY
August 29, 1991
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QOOTES Of THE DAY
"Thtrt comts a point whtrt a
~non llOJ 10 10~ a stand This used
to be a favly sttady constn'Dt1w: 1fOUP
that has now btcomt Ont' of d1ctati'1g
what 0 CO/l.ttl'\!OllVt should tJainJc."
City Councilman Peter Buffa
explain h1 reason for his recent
re ignataon from the Co ta Me a
Republican Assembly amid
controversy (Al).
"Frudom rings whtrt opinions
clash."
Adlai E. Stevenson
COMMUNITY EVENTS
•A Suftnge Day Luncheon
pon ored by the Women's Network
AJert will be held ot noon today at
the Balboa Bay Club in Ne"'port
Beach. Co t \) $1 S per person Call
Vivtan Hall at 854-1155 (or del811
•,..lntanatlonaUsm~ The ~ll
lndu tr') or the '90 .. wall be
pre coted at 7' IS a m at Balboa Bay
Club, 1221 W. Pac1f1c Coa t
Highway. Newport Beach. Cost with
prepaid resef\lations is $12 for
Newport Harbor Arca Chamber of
Commerce members and $ lS for
guest . Costs at the door are SIS for
members and $20 for gue ts. Call
644·821 l for detail .
• South Coast Repertory will
r.review its newe t production,
'Heartbreak Hou. c," Friday through
Sept. S. Showtimcs ore 8 p.m.,
except Sundny when it 's 7·30. f or
details call 957-4033.
• lnolne Meadows Amphitheatre
will be the itc for a concert Friday
featuring Lynard SkynarJ, Junkyard
and Little C c ar The concert will
beam at 7 p.m ; call 740-2000 for
ticket information.
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Two held for illegal sales to Iran
Businessmen charged with export of nuclear deVices
From Pltot staff reports
NEWPORT BEACH A local
businessman and his company's
operations manager were arrested
Wednesday by government agents on
charges of illegally exporting equipment
with possible nuclear and missile
capabilities to Iran.
Ray Amiri, owner of Ray Amiri
Computer Consultants of Newport Beach,
and Don Danesh, both Iranian, were
being held without bail, according to
Commerce Department official in
Washington.
To further illustrate the scriousne of
the alleged offense, bail wa refused by
U.S. Magi. trate Judge Kirtland L.
Nahlum in Los Angeles because of a risk
that they may attempt to flee the United
States.
Amiri, 43, and Danesh, SS, exported
the equipment to Iran without necessary
licensing, according to the Commerce;
Department.
Federal law states that exporters must
obtain licenses to ship high-tech
equipment to Iran, which is currently on
the State Department's list of countries
that support international terrorism.
The equipment allegedly diverted to
lran includes portable o cilloscoP.es,
which measure and analyic elcctncaJ
impul e . They can also be used in mi silc
guidance systems, the Commerce
Department reported.
Amara' offices "'ere searched by
~~ pt-•
Jack Grimshaw, who teaches an English class at the Costa Mesa Job Center, work with Morello Gonzalez Wedne day.
MM\" Mal1ll> ,,._?\lot
Antonio Zerrmano, left, and Salvador
S. Sanchez listen to Grimshaw during
an Engli h cla s at the Job Center.
Second language
Job Center offers more than just work
By Ama Cekola
SUI! Wl1tlr
J ck Grimshaw was in the middle of
his English lesson, teaching the
class how to say "I am looktng for
a job," when most of the tudent
uddenl) rushed from the room
"There's a job no~ ... Grimc;ha-... ,11d.
a~ all but a handful of his
Spam h-peaking tudent ru hed
out idc the Co ta Me a Job Center to
¥reet an employer who had JU t pulled
into the center.
Work obviou ly comes first for the
men who gather at the city-run Job
Center every morning, but for thoc;c
who need it, there's a"o a chance to
learn some ba ic Engl"h
"This i urvival Engli'lh," said
Gnm.,ha ..... ""hlN! blue: sh~ ""ere
cmercd ¥.tth ..:hall by the time the
tY.O·hour dao." ended WcJnc,Ja, mornin~ .\t lea t l'm gc\\lng them \~'
be able ti.) 'J' hJ~1c phra-.c' and be 1hlc
ll.> get the h."1c mformat11>n the~ nccJ
tu get alone "
l ong uccu,tomcd to the J1,tract1un"
or the center, Gnm,ha" mll\C\ hi'> cla ... ,
quickl) thrnugh ha'k l ngh.,h grammar
and pronunciation. helping them lc..irn
'uch thing' a' ho"" to fill out ;1 Jt'h
upphcauon form .ind the n.lmc~ of the
hammc"· ~a"'' and other t0t.1ls they -...111
ltlel~ encounte r out on the JOb 1te<o
Spon,orcd h\' the ( Cl\t,1 Mc'J
Lttcracv Center. Gnm,h.1\11 , ht' "'ft
Muurin.e .ind l"llht.·r \(1l11n tccr' h.11,c
hce n hclpin~ mctm 1111'1 'eckt'r' learn
See TEACHER/ID ""
pernmcnt agent earlier tht )C:&r wit!\ a
carch warrant, according to the
Commer~ Dcpanmcnt.
If convicted of •llegcd '(iolation of
export control la¥.:>, the two bu inc 4-mcn
could be sentenced to five year in pn n
and fined $250,000
Commerce Department poke ~!' in
~ Angeles and Wit'ihington, 0 C., were
not in their office .. Wcdne\day evening
when nnouncement of the arrests wa
made.
Newport Beach Police and Orange
<;ounty Sheriff Oeparlmcnt officials said
they had no rcport<i of the arrests
Wedne,da>-
Buna leaves
Assembly
amid dispute
Councilman·s days there
may have been numbered
By Steve Marble
St4lT"' •
<.OS l A Ml SA ')tc1thng the thunder
from tho-.e -...ho -...ere plul\lng h> du-.\ him,
Co ta Mc-..1 Councilman Peter Buffa ha'.'>
rc,1gned lrom the cit}·... Repubhclin
A ... -.emhly -hinting that the con'c(\;all\c:
group'' ho.,..in \1gn' 111 "McCarthH\m"
A hagh·prnfile Republican \\ohCI ha'
groomed h1m,clf fnr hu~her pohucal
office. Butta had
been ' da re tor ol
tht Cn.,.t:s Me.;a
R c:puhl1can
' e mbl) unul
'u h m 11\1 n~ h1
-.unging three·ragc
le tt e r of
re 1gnation eurher
this month
"There come' a
point \\htrc a
J>'!r<.on h<1' lu tal c Peter Buff a a '>\Jnd •· Bulf a
\Uld \h:dnc,dJy. "l h•' u<,c:J lo he .t fairly
,tead\ con,cl"\1tll\C: croup 1hat hd' now
become nnl" or li1lla\ing \\hat a
1.llO,cl"\ ,lll\C 'hllUIJ thtnl "
Other' ct1\c in the group. though. 1;a1d
ran'-ing chapter 0111'-cr' "ere 10 the
pm;:~'' of n~lhnt;_ Hufla "hen ht
rc!\1j!nation came in A general H'll' for
Huffa' remo~al "a' to he tul.:en in
'il pt cm her .... 11d l rn1c h~cnc:'. a mcmhcr
I 1hc ( 'ol>l:t ~1c'a RcpuM11.~tn j'\"cmhh.
1< hn ~10,1rl.1ch. pre~1dcnt \lf the
R c p u bl I l a n hart c: r • and '' t h c r'
app:uenth '~ere con~erncd th:u Buff.I \llB\
nh1rc interc,tcd an hi' own fX'littcal tuture
than the grour·~ nJ h J 'ohcned h1\
nlO't.:I"\ tll\C \IC\11'
H111t.1 1twugh, \.OntcnJ, hi' fsll1ni uut
"11 h the le 1d c r'h1p ot the local
~cpuhh\..1n ~roup he ~.10 '''' )Car ¥.hcn
Mnorl.1lh 111J other' 1umpeJ on the Cit)
hu 'upph mg m,mcy l\1 the Co\ta l\.k'a
C1"1c Pl.1'l!hllu"c. \\h11.h at the lime w
'1ag1nr 'w·ter Mary lgnat1u' L.Aplai n' It
All hu ) c1u·· -a \at1rc .. nmc fe lt WJ\
"anti ( hmttan" in tone
Whtie B11ft,t "lud he alo.o found the play
See BUFFAllll* .....
Hornbuckle under fire
for lunchtime meeting
Sy Anna Cekoll
Std~
city intcnJ to uc the fair o.,;er
its m.1 ter plan
Ex-drug plane
paroled to JWA
COSTA ME. A M~yor
Mary Hornbuckle' invitat1on-
onl) meeting with advisory
committee le den Tue day 1 n't
the onl) lunchtime .ippotntmcnt
on her calendar that\ 'P rked
the >1ttcnt1on of a fellow
counc1lmcmber
Vi e Ma or andy Clcn1s id
.. he'' al'l<l "pcrple._cd" by a
lunchtime meeting I lornbucklc
ha<l with thcn·Or1ngc Count
• Fair Bo rd Pw.ulrnt lk1rcrly
l ang,ton lu\t month. \\-h1ch
occurred nun her 1 (1ty
hargmund t 1ai n 'ummlltcc
. meetina with the board had
been c-.ncclcJ.
Gent • who until rcccntl) h
been the lone cou!lctl
rcprc entati'>c tor the ra1r luuwn
comm1ttcc. 1J 'he wa told the
mccttna wu c ncclcd 1n e the
While counctlmembcrs
frequently meet for lunch with
" nou people, Gena ;aid tt
ccmed a if the dut1c of the
h t n commau ee were bcLng
pre ·empted by Hornbuckle''
lunch appomtmenl
"l luJ we not ju'>t h d a
scheduled mectana canceled, I
wouldn't ha1re thouJhl twice
about it," he aid. "It ., ntce for
people to et t ether and )OU
'7.1n omct1mc ha.,;e mcthana
product11rc h ppcn over lunch,
hut ' thou ht it ..,., ood at the
umc "
t lornhuc~I • <l1J there wa
noth1na odt.I 'i\hout her lunch
with Lan ton
"11'c c tyre of meeting tak
pl u~ all the time." he 1d.
"We met durina the f 11r. I
S..MEETING,_ .....
~ .
Pilo4 Crq Axton it in t~ rotkpit o( th~
OC·l rKentty purch• ~ by C&D "• tics. '·'
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Pilot People
Rich Palmer
HE~.:--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The 29-year-old creator of Herc to Help, a new company in
Costa Mesa that plan-. to offer complimentary roadsid~ service to
motorists st randed on Orange County freeways. Ironically, the
~ervice v.as .-.cheduled to begin operating two weeks ago, but
Palmer's Here to Help truck was knocked out of commission with
a bad tran.;m1.,,ion
PERSONAL INSPIRATION • ..__-------
Palmer. a H'tcran ut the ad,ertising buc;ine\s, fir t got the idea
to offer an eml'rl!Cll1..\ t rc.~e,~av 'cl"\1ce five year-. ago, when hi
11'-'" n 1...ir hwke dm' n 111 1 h1.. .ioc; r rccv.a} He thought help was on
1 he "·" "h1..·11 ·fw '·"' .tn .1pproachmg highv.ay patrolman, but the
nlf1cer d.:dtned 111 '"'P "I "·•'int far from .in exit, but I was kind
ol mtlll\i I '1llul C 111' •. llld 1hc~ told nK th.11 they don't have
time Ill de.ti \\Ith ti I , ,tiled ( Jltran\, a.,k1ng whal they have for
't11.h '11u.t1111n' .. 111d lhl"\ ,,11d thn onh have call boxc~." Caltrans
.1ml the <. .t11i.111111 I lil.!h\\,1\ t>.11inl ha\c ... ince ~tarted offering a
'cl"\11..c ,,tflul < >1.111i:1.. \11!•t·I,. but acwn.l1ng 10 Palmer. this outfit
opcr.111..·, 1111h 111 tnn,11111..11\111 tre.1'
ONE LAST NUDGE:·---------
r'.11i:1u ,,IJ,, u"n' <ill H1th C1r.1phll l'roduct1on~ 1n Costa
\h:,.1 1111111' dedlkd 111 '"'I' ... 1111ng 11n lw. 1Je.1 a )CJf and a half
·'I.!' ,,11.:11 hr' 1rud \,,,, '"'ll·n .and the 1..hcd.. from h1!. in-;urancc
,11rnp.t1l\ r··~\rdcd thl' l•l'h IP !!l'I \l.1rtcd lk h<lught a U!.ed Ford
ICini:.1..1 .11lll cqu1ppl·d 11 111 11tler e\cr\thmg from 11rc-changmg
'el\ll1..0
'" .1 u.:llul.ir ph1111e Io lunJ thc 1.:omplimentar) ervice,
hl' dl',11.!llld ,1 'il.!11, \\hl<h ol!ltr' J.\ll lk!!r1..e Vl\lhlllly, On Which 10
'ell .11h ··rt1,1ng to u1rp1ir .11t: 'Plln,or' He '<lid there' been a
~rl·a1 de.ti 111 1ntL'll'I trnm p111cn11.tl 'pnn<,or,, including Daihat~u
,\nil•n.:.r 1111.. H.11c, lor lhl' 'ron'nr'h1p' \.MY b) vol ume, but on a
••nt··n111n1h Lnntr.1ct I lue to Hdp can d1,plav a sponsor's name
'l 'cn d.l\' .1 "ed. 13 .ind .1 h.11! hnun ... 1 da~ for S ,000.
-By Tony Co"
K 1hcrinc lkll t111t1l'd 4111d,h .111J retrc.11eJ h.id .. toward the
h.1,p11 ti gr••111nl'. 11.irr""" l'\,1d111g a tiulkt that rattled off
·' ... rn ill ti .. uldl·r ind l.ireem·d to~ard the condo complex
.ti lhl l••Jl otl tilt' 11111
'I o111 ,,111 11111 hut \<HI l.111 r hrdc. ·· ·1 he ,11.:i.. \Jng·\ong voice
111\l 1p lt1\•.11d hl r lrcim 1h1..• !'.ukh heh1"
1-.. 1'l1l ranl l..l'J'I runllllH'. hcr 111111J r.1C1lll-! \'.ho \\,1.., 'hoolm!! J I
1 \l H11111h It h "I t• l•l BunJ) I h. h.1d JU't confc-. ... cJ ((1
• r '... " he neuk.J h1 cli1'1111.1 lc hl'.r C )r m.tvhc th..-. wa<; JU'-I h1'
"·'l ~ • 'l n'l' 111 h1111111r \1,1\l l:, m,1\hl'. m.1\l'il ..,he didn't kno"
I 1111\, 'hl: re.".hcd h<.:.I baucrccL.bluc
B\I\\ p.ukeJ Jlon1; 111 the car lot .1hme
lhl ,.sneer el'.Oll..'r .ti I ln,1~ Hoo,p1 tal
ORANGE COAST
~he lumhlcJ l11r her kc)', dropr111i.;
thllll 111 the PH'le" She hcnt do~n 111
p11..I.. them up .ind tried .1g:11n . Wrong kc~
'ihe dropped them ag,un Pt1n1c swept O\cr
her I mallv. \hc unlolked the J1)or
I he cnli1ne l..1cl..c1l mer on the second
'" o.md ,he put the c.:.ir in rcver e 'ihl·
· wuld hear the lomc gr.1\d popping un<.k r
by Shera/ L•Beau her 1irc' ltl..e !!re.t\l' on .1 <.k1llc1 Sh1..
'tllt]t+11.
,lr,ll!!htencd the car\ tire\, pu,hcd It into
t 1 '' l l ••r .111d lu 1wed l11~ .. 1rJ
...,Ill m."k 11 .ill 111 ll\c feet hcforc the 1..·ar ll\\\tu1ou\lv died
\h, 111ld 1t1 ,1,,r1 1!11..· u1g111e .1g.11n II l·ou~lll'd ,111d \\hec1cJ .ind
'11 •1 1ncd II .,..,1uld 11111 ,rart.
1 >Ii tht' 1' 11..·.111\ 11111\."0 'he 1m111cnd 111 her,l'll
\ 1d1k '" ... tic , ....... h
011n .i nd felt 1h1. lllld llll'l,d or the h1~h
I'''\' •·I rllk 11'.1111'1 lwr J·1"
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MMaglna Editor Steve Marble .•. 64J .. J21, ..a.
·Safe upon the solid rock the ugly houses stand
Come ond see my shining poloce butlt upon the sand(
-Edna St. Vincent Miiiay
S ome local orch1tects stepped oway from their design boards
lost weekend to learn how to build poloces on the sands of
Corono del Mar's "819 Corona" heoch
Tne American lnshlute of Architects/Orange County hosted a
sond costle building workshop on Saturday feotunng lessons and
instructions from "professional" sand sculptors
The workshop gave prospechve porhc1ponts o chance to hone
their skills in onhcipohon of AIA's 1991 Sandcastle lnvitot1t>nal
Compet1!1on on Sunday, Sept 29, of 819 Corona.
WATG Arch1te 1s of Newport Beach ond lee & Sakahoro of
Cosio Mesa were among the local orch11ecturol firms represented
Saturday
Police Log
o ta Mesa 11Wh11c 1hc Jemnd anc 1 •• m11Jc at ~ -40 pm al liar·
bor lloulcvard and Gury Avenue
Snn1eonci Inf~ 11 S 1~1 vul n )(lie rccc•rJ r frum •n 11r1ar1tn(nl nn the 25cWl hl111. It of s. n11a An 1r cnue I nlrV 111111 the h1•m ... 1 m.ule hy 1'1')'1na 011\.n • ,, rcc:n I h, l•u1rl.uy ,.,, 1cpi\llcJ MunJ v • I inc U1• S~1n C .-m 11 711 W. l'lth \1 w11 lh v1~· 11111 of 1•11111111', 'lll'ht1h w 1 rcf)l•r1t1l 111 police ~fon·
1by /\ th:t11 o1n•l tdcpl11•nc v.mlh l'l<•ul S\\O v. tc I· n lr1m1 1 h hop • Poli c •UC$Cc<J 111.-t1 wcnncn on rn n uf prUilttu•
lion lu ay 1flcrnoon. lhe hJJt arre11 wu m1Je 11 I O pm 11 u .,bor Hool v.rd end ~unllowet trcel
• /\ ri•htlery w rtror1~ al 22.U c·olJllC Drive •I I Hi ll m fuciJay, l\J,h1i41nal 1nh11ma111•n •'""'' the c.i v.~ re nol 1mrncd1;itely \ 11l11hlc
Newport Bench
hu11~ry 1111 I Clll~IC•l """""l"''' S;in,lv.u;h l.'cnlcr, ~m \'Yt 11or1 c·c:ntcr l>r , (!t' hly 11111h 11 kn• and 101•1.
IWU lh P'J\I01S tlll~C~ m]• or fl I I heel, It '
,, or C.::•* ind s uo • I Ml n•\h•ftl baokadc rented hi b olf •n llCI
~11 Like part Jn the
land sculpting: (C1cidcwlM
from top) Diam ou-., la
lup, Jerry Blommer and Jim
lrrttell -put tht-fini1hln1
touches on their castle; kaft
Stumpf and Duff Paulsen
concentrate on detail work;
Hans Wenzel and Jim lrtttell
perfect their windows; and
Rt'• Ruge uses a straw to
blow 4ilray and away.
In Newport Beach: In
I 972, the congregauon of the
first Bap11 t Church on Oiff
Dmc uc;ed the church will
for a billboard and the
m t age could he read from
he.Ml\ 10 the harbor ln 1973,
the Planning Commission
found the church in violation
of the '1l!n <1rdinance and the
wall wa 'i repainted Jn IQ74,
the C11y Council O\Crturned
the dcc1\ion and the 'i&n was
hack. and remained until the
c1 1y ol ewport lk.1ch
bought the location for the
bluff top Fn'iign View P.1rli.:,
.1 hH.cntcnnial proJCCt. Jlle
"gn d1'1appc.ircJ for the lai,t
lime in I ~76.
WC' "011lcJ tllA<" 1t ;H a 1gn
of ••ppmwl 1! wu would
\CmJ ~our h1 ltmcal fact 10
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On the
Coast r-----
O>urtJin1 wen curiaut. They are doli• tlac
shop. So llOW wMN ckt 10" •t penta hueln
that actually keep one'• trouten from tumblifta
ao lbe floor the moment you tum your Nck?
When I dropped in the store I.Mt week. the
mcrchandilc liad been picked clean -at SO
percent off. There wu little left but the wallJ.
and I upect you could have made a deal on
thole. •
The people uyin& to lease the f avc Wcstcliff
Plaza stores that have been vacant for almost a
year have to be wonderinc about this here
comeback.
Same with the agents for the two stores in
Eastblurf center that have been un·r~ntcd for
two years.
The folks at Hatteras of California, one or the
largest yacht-sales outfits in the west, must have some questions
about this resurgence. They moved out of their Lido Village
offices last week, merged into another large -and apparently
more suc:cessful -dealenhip, the Crow's Nest. /
Dennis K.ilclas, who restores and refinishes wood furniture, says
his Costa Mesa business has never been slow in more than IS
yean. Until lately. But he's philosophical: "Actually, I've finally
had time to get my shop organized. And now I'm ready to get
">busy again."
A it turned out, the main rea~n most mall bu inc cs
weren't gettina their share of the retail sales "increase" is that
there wasn't any. Sales volume wasn't really up, just prices.
Ocarly, the economy is still in deep trouble in our
ne ighborhood and 1 believe l have discovered a heretofore
unreported cause of the recession and its persistence.
This affliction is so unique it docs not even have a name.
A fittina one might be, steatopygic inertin. Fat·a~d laziness in
street lingo. ' r am convinced that many American bu inc es -all kinds, all
sizes, from huge corporations to moms and pop to independent
workers -arc losing their gumption.
S omc have just been so beat up they really don't care an)'more.
Others arc fighting for their very uMval. But day aft er day l
keep running into guys who apparently could care less whether
they work or not.
Some examples:
I "VCnt into a large store in search of a new computer sy tern. I
wandered around, foun~ the set-up I was looking for and sat
down to try and mnkc it work. It wouldn 't. 1 looked at the gaggle
of sales people by the counter. They didn't look b:ick. l walked
arounu some more. Sat down again. Never in 20 minutes did one
of the "sales" people approach me.
A craftsman installed new sliding doors and windows in our
house. I asked if he was interested in doing some book cases and
kit chen counters. You bet, he said, and he'd get back with
estimates m a week. That was in March.
And so it goes. H you have any imilar horror tone to hare.
pica e jot a note to me here at the paper, or call on the Hotline.
I'd al o be interested in he aring about good, hard-working people
who have gone out or their way for you.
Meanwhile, 1£ we really want 10 get this economy perking
again, seem to me we have to find u cure for Mcatopyg1c inertia.
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The brochure lists all 1hc
prog ram$. .special events and
c1ctiv1t1e!> ofl cred by the
department through Dec. 11 .
Brochure\ arc mailed to all
re 1dencc m Co ta Mc a and arc
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A Cure for. growing pains?
Michael Stephens talks about Hoag Hospital, medical costs and the future
,\11. 11 i.. \tc1•/I, 11' Ji.1, fic:cn the pre:.1dcnt and chu:f exccut1~c
1111 , r crt H \1a: \k11111rr.i/ Jlp,p11.1l m .\t·"porr Beach ~tncc 1975. He
'' '' • d1 wm.111 "' rh, C:1/1fornw A\'ioc1at1on of Hospitals and
l h 111/r \1,11 ''"· ,1 r·1'1 ... hairman o/ the Ho'ipital Council of
l.in11·h111 ( 1'1t.•1111.1 .111.J 11lt: thiJ/rm,111 "'the ,\iewport Harbor Area
( /1.1111f>cr , 1/ ( 1mmt r1·t •
\ n.1 111 c "' \ 1/1 I .1/...c Cit_y, Stcphem earned a masters degree in
llm1 111.1/ .1dmtr11,1r.1w111 <Jt Columh1d l. ·nr,.cnity in New York City
and .1 111.1\l<'r' dccrt:L' in hu\111ec,, Ji/ministration from Furman
l '1111 c1 '1t1 rn < 1fl'(:fl\ 1/h. SC f·kforc coming to Hoag. he was
.1ilm1111'U.1tor \'1th the (irecm1/Je llrnptta/ Sj'itcm. He now lives in
\c 1•;1.1·1 JJ,,14·h "''h h1• "'fr .inJ '"o children.
Uu1rni:. Ji1, tLnurt .11 H11.1~ \ctphcn• hJ!> earned a reputation u u
1111111•1 lnlf) ft .11/<'r cllJd ,1 \fl'Jt(I hut_ '<>fJ..-)JX'k CD ..t.dYOCJJ.Le JDc ..l.bJ;_ _
"'"!'''·': 11/Jtt h rt'< c111/1 ,11/dcd .1 c1nccr center
1/11.11: r 111111~11 1, 11e 11• .11 .1 l r. ,,,ro,1J, 't r h,· rc:4uc:.'it of the city,
\\ llll /1 h 111 }!r1111" 11 c"" cit •rrrm ing ,mall improvements •nu
t'\p.1r1•11•n' '' th,· h11,p1t,1/ 1/11 •I! hil~ come: up ~llh J 20-ycar ma ter
p /,111 .1 h/11< pr mt /, •1 '" 11t "' th.11 cJll~ for more than doublmg
1/1< ,,,.L of th1 < "'1111.: 1.1ul1t1c..'
I 1 '"' /11:/ I 11/itldl ,,1t t/nl' n rc:cc:ntJ.~ with Stephen' to dt')CU the
:1 11·.1r p/.111, 1/11 1•' luturt· .md the future of medic:J/ cJrc 1t elf.
Q I think our rcadtr\ ma) n ot undt'rsland why Hoag Hospital l
• propo'IOI! thi'> 20 rear plan.
A t I .in.ill\, "-l h1..~.111 the rHOCC\' at the rc4ue'it of the Ctly, that
• '' 1• 1111r 1111g1 n.il m,1.,1er pl.tn which wa~ Lomp leted in 1979
rL tll, lid 11111 tic.tr 1 ~f\.'.11 deal of revc la ncc 10 whJt had evolved
ti\ l T I h 'I I J'l Cl l1( I
\.\ t d en' l\1n11td te>no,t rut:t1on of ,1 major in-pa tient tower because
111 th p111Jcd1on nt 111 patient cen\u~. it wn-; increasing but an th e
c.11h \.i11, IH' hq!.111 tu 'ce a modcratmn whi le enough admi sions
ln11111111t·d the length of \tay wa!. reduced so significantly that ih -
pat1cn1 c.1p.toty wa,n't what we had an11c1patcd 1t to be. On the
other hand, the volume of out-pati ent services increased
dram.1t1c.1lly .. '-'> really mo!>t of the projects we have undertaken
v.crcn t cnvic;l(lncd in the \q79 master plan.
So 11 "'·" ttmc to ~o hack and rcv1~c and re-submit before we
t•llllln Jl'd on "1th what would he a major emphasis
Q 8ll\Cd on the 5QU8rt' rootage o( the master plan, )OU'Ye more
• ahan doubled lht \pace. fs the dtmand that UHi ror ervlce ?
A l·ir\t of .111, lhc m • ..,tcr pt.in cnv1~1on' the mruumu m you would
• h,t\(' rn lcrm~ 1ll dcH:lopmenl II doc n't necC\\anly mean we
h.t\1. pl.in' th.it 'fX:llf11:.1llv 1dentif) how we wou ld hu1ld out 10 that
m.1'C1m11 m .1mnunt What we tried to do 1s 1dcn11fy what the
ma,1m11m nught tic..· and the n c'1abhsh all the environmenta l impact
rcl.11111~ to 1h.11 . But we don't have prccL'ic plan\ that tell u which
hu1ldrng' nVt·r which pcm)(! of ume we woulll add to come up
uh 1m.1ll' to that m.1"C1mum
'io, 1t\ there 1f nccc.,.,.m hut 1l doe<.,n·t mean we're gomg to build
to II
Q • Why do )'OU need thl~ nexlblllty?
A Both technology and the prac ttcc of medicine ha changed so
• drama1icall> Look al the reduced length of tay and look at
out p.11tc n1 \urg1cJI procedures and project that into the future and
1t '" verv difficult to anticipate at thi point, how the cv\llut1on of
med1c.1I technology and medical practice i going to evol"c over the
upconung year . You could have a major cure for a severe 11lncu or
malad) ~uch '" heart di'-Ca~ or cancer and that would h vc a ~cry
dr•matic effect.
On the 01hcr hand, with the clltcnsion of life expectancy, you
m11ht have greate r demand for rehabilitation ~ice or killed
ou in1, all of which arc very important in term of re pondina to
health care need • bul lo know where the cmph i i ioln1 to be or
the types of buHdin that will be required, I think if you talk to any
planner they "" uld tell you the me thin1. It's goina to be major
~M.tM~tluc
tephens: "There are two ways to bring health a~ costs
down ... through regulation and competitive market principles ... "
out-patient, it's going to be responsive within a relatively hort
pernx.l of hmc but other than that, ii 1J very difficult to elCactJy
predict which buildings or the s12e of buildin which you would
con truct.
Q • ~hal's bttn the blattl conctm or Ml&bborina homtOWntn?
A I think it's difficult to say lhat there arc one or two major
• concerns that have been cxprcucd. I think It is more
dependent on the location of a particular homeowcr, individually, or
a partkula.r community.
If you're on 1he ocean side of C.Oa t Hishway, you arc concerned
about traffic, accc lo the ite off the hishway, you arc concerned
about the appearance of the itc, what kind of landscapina will be
alon~1de the tract so 1t is attractive. There is concern about ht'vin&
buildings too ck>le to the hia)1way, so that you be11n to act an alley
effect rather than what you gtt with buildings that arc lower and set
back f mm Cout Highway.
H you arc in a community around the holpitaJ, you arc conccrncJ
1ab0ut bu1ldinp beina set back f rgm your property line, you arc
concerned 1boUt conat.ruct.ion noiae and noiao durina operation and
f think the pneraJ public ii looti"I at amcnitia. Whal kind of
park, what typa of vfcw wtU bo maintained for the public. Certainty
you are concerned if ,our priYate vtew from your home It '°'81 to
. ~,
be blocked. And then, tf )OU have a certain environme ntaJ issue, you
a.re concerned about wetland and other mo re pecifac issues, so it
depends on which grour and which individual you are peaking with.
And that is one o the frustrations because it is difficult to
addrc s all of tho e concerns and to satisry everyone, because In the
procc , if you met everyone's concern ~nd were responsive to the
extent they would ltkc to ee, you would end up basically with a
project that isn't economically viable or adequate.
Q Do you Chink )OU can reach agreemtnt with tbt dl.lfertnt
• homeowcn assodatlon '!
A I think we will reach a potnl where there will be acceptance by
•the majority of those who re ide within a. particular
development or homeowne r~ group. I don't th1n>c we will be able to
)atisfy cvcl) 1nd1vidual. lt may be that we don't get the formal
endorsement Crom some of the homeowners association on some
issues. But I think, by the conclusion or the proces~. we will have
satisfied most of the concern of a maJority of the homeowners and
be able to meet the obligation M be t we can and ull be left with
an development that will allow us to respond to the needs of the
community.
Q Han you lumtd any lesson rrom tbc Balboa Bay Club
• denlopment plan?
A There are certain fundamental pri nciple 1hat apply any time
. • you are dca.ling with a project that 1s going to potentiaJly
impact the public. You have to be very open and forthright in
cngag!ng and Involving your immediate neighbors m your plans.
That \S something we committed to do from the beginning and it i.t
not somethin~ we've undertaken simply hccau~c of lhc experience of
another applicant. We nre by nature o very public organization with
respect to the people we crvc and our upport organuations, so lt
just comes noturally to us to involve and di.';cus and repre ent and I
think we have Clltended that in dealing wilh tho c org.Ulizations.
1 think that's the most important thinJ you can do and understand
that it takes repetition, it takes Ocxibilrty and while we under tand
our needs very well, we can't expect others who aren't part of
hospital manaaement or employed by the hospital to have the aAme
undcrstandjng of our needs. ·
'_That takes. tune and takes cxplanatic:>n and it lake~ going back and
bemg rccephvc to what you arc heanng, at leut coming back and
saying.we can modify ~ur proposal to take an account what you sakl,
or saymg -very candidly -I'm sorry, we can't do it. That's about
the best you can do .
Q The wetlands thal nt on Cbt l~r campu , are lhey caued
e by a Htpatt'l . A. It's a runoff from the irrigation.
Q Lees talk aboot cbaL You propo mlllaatlon mtasuru for tlM
• wetlands off allt? In Wtst Newport? ,
A We have really said that we think lhat the 'ocation of
• mitigation i somcthina that hould be decided and dctcrminect
by the City Council. I think there are advant gcs to it beina in West
Newport only because the presence of the wetland and tho
advantafe accrue lo the benefit of the community to the utcnt
that if 1t can bo done and that'• fea 1hlc, I thank 1that would be
de 1rablc.
But we re not profc ional in wctlanJ c~~m~ nd that houkS
be a c11y dcci ion that we would aar~c to follow.
Q l.tt'a IHtt .. .... plan fOt' I MOIMftl and talk ......
• ......... iledkel nllb.
A ~verybody'a fl\'\>fllO ut>jecll Nuw )'dU ct tu r lly touah
• ltlUCI.
I think heal1h ca,. 11 1lw•Y1 aoina 10 bo upcn ive. Number oae,
ii ii t9dl~ blled, eocond, the Hpc:C1ationa of pedentl _.
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decide •• surfeced durt,. • he.rifta thi
WHk.
Too nacb poWth, too much tram~. DOC
cnc;up pub. relidenta said. The fate of EMt
19th Street wu another major conccm, witb
one resident after another proteatina a future
proviaion that could allow the city to widen the
street at the e•pense or condemnjng 69 home&
in their nciahborhood.
Ah<>aether, about 100 people with their eyes
on the future of Costa Mesa crowded into the
council chamben Monday night for the
hearin& before the Planning Comml sion.
The hearlna focused on the draft
environmental impact report for the proposed
acncral plan, which studies what cff cct the
plan could have in the city and wh at would
have to be done to minimize any potential
problems.
While the revised general plan reduce the
amount of density in neighborhoods and scales
back the intensity of future commercial
projects, most residents said they still have
lorn.Tan's "'*OfllWllll NpOtt for
oodlrl9'ndl1Q amount of
traffic on City streets ...
.orrWI ._ how Cheir .._....art.ooda will
look Md we..a wUI ~ a11 their ttrecll if
future projeds outliMcl la tbe plan arc
allowed.
Some criticized the plan'• emironmental
impact repon for undcratimatina the amount •
of tratr1e on city streets, whDe otben su.cstcd
more research was needed on dwindling
wildlife habitats.
But a bulk of the comments involved an
assumption in the proposed plan that a 19th
Street bridge over the Santa Ana Rive r uld
same day be built. Critics of the bridge say it
would cause traHtc congesti on in their
nea&hborhoods and hurt sen itive ecological
habitats.
"What land or development would be
allowed without the bridge?" Alan Remington
asked. "RcsideJltS should be able to receive a
romplcte plan in\loMna the 19th Street
l\ndgc."
Others crhiciud portions of the EIR that
Bftlllyzc f>9tCnhal acvclopment Of the C.J.
Sescntrom A Som' Home Ranch property
north of the San Diego Freeway, sayina the
provi1ions we re similar to development
altcmativ« turned down by voters an an
emotion·charaed 1988 election.
Men Verde Homeowner A ociation
President Jame. Wells said that for
comparison purpo5Cfi, the EIR should include
the Home Ranch development alternatives
rejected by voters. ·
Initially ~lated for adoption in 19 9, the plan
was delayed when a ara -roots campaian was
launched a~ain t itt and council mcmben
made enough chanac to warrant a revision.
Critic, ot the time aid the initial pla"""1ould
have allowed 100 much development of
apartment at the c"pcn c of ingle family
home and that ma ivc commercial projects
would change the character of the ~uburban
area.
Now two years later, city · planners arc
starting the proce s over with the revi ed EIR
available for public comment and hcanngs on
the proposed general plan slated to start in
October.
City COlllCll rethll*s, rtlVlliei radlstrlCting proposal
By Iris Vottol
Slllf Wrtllr
NEWPO RT BEACH -The
City Council has backed off a
redistricting plan that would have
caused some 3,200 'Corona dcl
Mar residents to end up with
different council representatives.
Following o city charter
requirement that the council
review di tnct boundaric every
four years, a subcommittee had
suggested ways to redefine each of
the even council di trlcts to
balance the geographic areas and
the number of citizens rcpre entcd
by each council member.
The mo t drastic chanac
im.olved a suggestion that Mayor
Phil San one and Councilman
J o hn Cox swap some
neighborhood .. Seve r al
Injured driver
airlifted after
car accident
communities in the eastern ti p or
Corona dcl Mar -including
Corona Highlands, Cameo Shores
and Cameo lhghlands -would
have been transf crrcd to Cox's
di!ltnct.
ln turn, roughly 1,600 residents
in Cox's district,. which basically
covers the inland Harbor View
and Spy&)a communities, would
have become part of Sansone's
district.
This way, Cox's landlocked
district would gain water fronta~c,
providing each district in the city
with "a window to the water," be
11 the ocean or the bay, said
Councilwoman Evelyn Hart.
subcommittee ch:urwoman. Before
redist ricting eight years ago, the
dim1c1 were ct up .so all had
water frontage, Hart 'i31d
But with Sansone nnd Co"
oppo'ied to the trade, the cou ncil
on Monday decided again~t 11.
The council dtd agree to some
minor da trict boundary change
that wall be brought for pubhc
review cpt 9:
• frnnsfcr 239 Balboa Peninsu la
re idcnts who live hetwcen 35th
and J6th ~trccts from
COST A MESA -A 29-year·
old El Toro man wa arrested on
u p1c1on of grabbing a woman
and fondling her while he walked
tow.ml Cry tal C.ourt Monday
cvcnanc . po hcc 'ia1d
Chri topher Dan Popadiuk wa\
hooked into Co~ta Mc a Jail on "
felony se,u1tl a sault charge
Councilwoman Ruthcl y n
Plummer' district to Councilman
John Hedge ' da trict.
• Tran'lfcr the Ca taways
property off Dover Drive and
We t Coa t Highway, the future
site o f an estimated 150
condominiums, from Councilman
Clarence Turner's district to Hart's
district.
Monday at 7:15 p.m., Co ta Me a
Pohce Sgt Ron Smath said. Bail
wa~ '\Ct at $25,000
The l6·)Car·old \.1Ctim, a San
Juan Capa trano re adcnt, told
police 'he and a friend were "alk-
ang 10 Cry\1al Court when they
were confrQntcd by ..i man who
liN made lewd , .. crbal 'uggc t1on .
1
School v.w Miiia MM
kore Score toialr .....
Corona del Mar Hi,gh 469 552 7~ New~ Harbor High 446 SH 56" Utancia High 411 519 )3" Costa Mesa High 407 507 33" 90/91 Dist. Avg, 446 529 n.1.
89/90 Dist. A~. 457 534 n a.
STATE AVERA E 415 482 n a.
NATIONAL AVERAGE 422 474 n.a. ~ oi ~ .. ,.,......,led ... -
Lower SAT scores prompt
study of ~chool programs
By Ami Cetola
a.II Wl'lilf
COS-I A MF.SA -Right in
hnc w1th a national and state
trend. college entrance exam
average test scores for local
high school ~niors dropped
below those of the prior year.
Newport-Mesa Unified
chool Da trict offici al ay one
rca on for the drop in 1990·91
chola~tac Aptitude Test score~
for \.Crbal and math k1lh h:id
to do w11h 1he record number
of local cnaor. who tool.: the
te t la t yc;,ar.
"We arc di$&11\& deeper into
the academic pool," <,aad
Eleanor Ander on, d1~tr1ct
director of development lab
and summer ~hool
Dist'rict off1e1al will be
analyzing other possible
reasons for the decline in
coming days, Aode™>n said
About 52 percent or 579
graduating seniors in the
· cwport-Mcsa di trict toot the
SA f I t year, with an averaac
\ierbal ~re of 446 and an
a\icragc math score of 529.
Tho e ore were down five
point'i in math and 11 poinll
on verbal from last year,
Andcrwn aiQ...
The SAT is the predominant
college entrance tc t in 22
~tate.,, mainly on the East and
We t Coast<;, and ii. only an
indicator or how tudents might
do 1n rollcge, not necc anty
how much they learned in
~hool. Both ectlon of the
multiple choice exam are
scored on a ~le of 200-800
State offic1ab ay the record
number of students taking the
tc t and the large amount of
tudcnt who peak English as
a econd language may be
as~i:!tcd with the falling tc t
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COSTA MESA -A scat belt
may ha~e avcd the life of an 18·
)'C&r·old El Monte man who wa
eriously injured Monday night
when .he allegedly can a red hghL
on Newport Boulevard and hit two
other car5, police aid.
p, COSTA MESA ~
Paul Waterman was airlifted to
Ma sion Community Ho patal in
Mis ion V1c10 with . eriou head
mjune hortly after the I 0·22 p m.
accident at Newport Boulevard
and 16th trcct. Co!lta Mc a
Traffic love tagator tc~c Rautu
aid
Waterman ha 1nce been
d1 harged from the ho p1tal, a
pokeswoman aad Wcdne day. A
pas cngcr in ha car, 20-yea r-old
Anne McHarque of Costa Mesa,
wa.s ucatcd at Hoag Memorial
Ho pital for complaints of pain
and relea cd, Rautus aid.
Investigators say Waterman was
trave ling no rth on · Newport
Boulevard when he apparently ran
a red light and hit a cu dm.cn by
Tcrance Black, 37, of Co ta Mc a,
who wall trave ling cast on 16th
Street. Rautu aid.
Black' Toyota wa~ forced into
an Old mobile driven Marie
Harri , 62, o( Co ta Mc a, who
wa wauana at the red hght to
make a left turn onto 16th Street,
Rautus aid
Neither Black nor Ham were
1n1ured in the accident No
c1tat1on have been 1 ued,
altho u&h investigators ay
Waterman w apparently at fault,
Rautu added.
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Diversification
helps marketing
company thrive
By Tony Cox
luliNu EClllOr
B ack in the high-Oyang
·~. Newport Beech
marketing fi rm
f n terCommun ica tions
Inc. was raking in accou nt!\ in its
pcc1alty, real e late and resor t ,
from Orange Count)'' robust
development commun11}.
!)() why did the firm side tcp
the reccs ion that waylaid many
a real estate-driven service
company in the area? Probably
because Jn terCommunications'
owner, Toni Alexander,
deducted during the good times
th at what goes up, must come
down, and he planned
nccordingly.
lnterCommunicat1on ' almost
total rehanc.c on real estate
scared Alexander, so she
decided to maJce client-base
diversification her chief
initiative. Although Alexander
till has to battle to keep
lnterCommunications from
beina typecasted in its old,
one-dimensional image, the fi rm
ha managed to bring in
non-real estate accounts that
make up more tban half it
bu iness.
1 he re ult: While other real
estate-reliant crvice fi rms have
gone out of busi ness or
retracted, lntcrCommunication
ha)'grown from 22 to 35 ...,.
employee'! in the last two years,
and i~ billings have increased
from about SIS million in 1989
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Toni Alexander kept marketing firm lnterCommunia tions
Inc. ahead of the recession through diversification.
to a current level of $25 million. 'I knew the prosperity of the
real estate industry couldn't
lasf forever,'' Alexander said. "I
knew we would need to think
about diversification if we were
going to be around in the long
term. The good lime were an
opport une time to begin the
diversificatio n process."
The process involved evcral
key steps, including the
follow mg: ..
·• Exeanding initially into
ind ustnes thnt have natural
connection to
lnterCommunications'
background in real estate and
resorts - such a entertainment
nnd retail -allowing the fi rm
to capita lize on its existing
experience.
• Hiring cre111ve staff with
e~perience and connections in
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but the products
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In addition to CDs, you should
Q)OSider the following aJtcmatives:
• Government $CCUrities, uch as
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c 1pabllit.Y helped se t
l11terCommunications apart in the
tough competition for chcnts in
le11-famUiar industries.
•Diversifying gcographaeally
ailo. Alexander said many Orange
County businesses have the
attitude that Los Angeles
achenising farms are superior, so
be's attempting. to make the "out-
of·town-1 ·better" attitude v.ork in
reverse.
• Makifl3 lntcrCommunications
more of a full-service firm. Until
1989, the firm didn't have a full-
bk>wn pubhc relations department.
The farm now bills itself as a one·
&top marketing a nd
communications company.
Beginning in abo ut 1989,
lntcrCommumcation began a
scnes or key acqui itions or clients
in non-real estate fields Among
the new clients were The Farr Co.,
an air filtration systems company
Ul Santa Monka; the Alert Center,
a sccunty systems company in
Dtnver; a creative producl'i
dimion of Coppertonc tn Newport
S.ch; Tustin Marketplace, a huge
ratail center; and Irvine-based
retailer ZOOM Performance
Athleltc.
Jthouah d1vcnification was
always a pnority for Aluander,
wbo joined lntcrCommunication
in 1984, there were more
f*amcntal 1 ucs she needed to
aCldrcss when she bought the firm.
Alexander first made
l1tcrCommunicat1ons more
tshnologically advanced, spending
SlS0,000 to develop a computer
tern. She then brought in a
oansultant to t~ her and her
cllployccs a concept called
bottom-up management~
"Our •~ cts go down the
elevator every night," Aleundcr
md. "We have eminars where we
fijd ways to communicate better,
to do our Job better."
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an inve tor to withdraw principal
ind all earned micre t 1f the.
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paid on the inter t earned until
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bonds. These are the salat
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'They range in maturities from
three months to 30 yean and have
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from T-bills is exempt from
income tues.
•Government agency bonds.
These bonds offer higher rields
than T-bllls without sacrif1cin1
quality. Issued by various aacncics,
they arc not direct obligations of
the government; however, t.hey are
considered moral obligations, and
their safety i con idcrcd second
Only to T-bills. They're backed by pools of"
monaaaes. The principal and
interest from the underlyina
monaaaes arc passed through
from homiowncrs to the in\'cstor.
Since they're collatcralizcd by
residential mortpgc , CMOs
usually get high safety ratings.
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mulcts without direct in\iC tment.
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and selected foreign government
securities that yield ·alightly more
than long-term U.S. government
bonds. Large U.S. pensions are
increasingly usma these funds to
aupnent their overall performance
and remaia safe. The portfolios
are usually hed~d •&•inst foreign
currency tluctuauons.
• Corporate bonds. The
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unparalleled diversity of rates, risk,
maturities and income. In addition
to investment-grade bonds,
high-yield securities arc available
for inve tors wilhng lo take on
additional risk.
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Aublllll M
Protocol group
fetes dignitaries
P cople from oil over the
world ~ere at the late
Saturday afternoon
reception hosted by the Protocol
foundation of Orange County
and Bo~er Mu cum.
The event attended by 130 -
wn a prelude to the colorful
Autumn Moon Celcbmtion
(Chine e harvc t fe tival) at the
OC Performing Art Center .
....-----The reception
at the Westin
South Coast
Plaza was
poolside ...
really poolside.
5odltt ldllor ~ Dwa. •• 642..021, aL JM
Gue ts.
including
members of the .__ __ __......_. Los Angeles
lee Hua Huong, left, chats with Chin Chang Lin and June
Donovan at the Autumn Moon festivities. From left, Janet and Donald Corbin, Panida and Saksit Srlson and Junie Chong.
consular corps,
walked past
wian uit clad
-----hotel guests out Society ror un bathing.
Other We tin
guests were
S\\ 1mm1ng within feet of tables
dolling the reception area.
"fl give\ 1hem (1hc fore"ign
v1<,1tors) a chance to cc the real
Cal1lorn1a hfe t)'le," commented
June Donovan of Ncwpon
Beach
The) al''' h.1J the opportunity
111 'try reception huffct food -
,cvcral kind' of pn<,tn, cheei1e.
'mall rare n"''' l>ecf 'and"'iche,,
\Cgg•c' and l111lc cakl·,
Mingling \I.ere Junie and Or.
Kenneth Chong, Irene and
• • • • •
William Mathews (he had the
opportunity to try out his
Spanish); Janet and Donald
Corbin chatting with P•nida und
Saksit Sri orn, consul general of
Thailand where Corbin ha an
architecturnl office; Annette
Hurwitz, Olga Ellis, Janet
Walsh, Elizabeth and William
Vincent, Parker Kennedy and
ArthurStrock (Bowe~
Museum); Chief of Protocol
Mary and Wes Jones.
Also Ruth Ding, -wearing a
Ching dyna!>1y court robe. Ding
~a' c,ccutivc adv.iscr to show
producers May Hsu (Bo\\-er'i
board) and Ann Wu.
Lee Hua Huang ond husband,
Chin Chang Un, co·foundcr!I of
the performing dance group of
Taiwan who came specifically to
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Already reduced merchandise
Dresses, Sportswear, & Separates
Belts, Dresses & Jewelry
pnrticip~te in the celebration
and representatives of the Yip'~
Children's Choir from Hong
Kon~ on an American tour,
"ere • mong tho c welcomed b}
Protocol r·oundation pres Gayle
Ander on and Supervisor
Harrit!tt Wieder (she's a red
head now.) Other guc ts "'ere
from Guatemala, E tonia,
I i1hu.in1.1. Mah1)',iJ, Morocco.
.1u<l1 Arabs,\ and South Africa.
0
Prince ' Marie Aglae
Hohenlohe or Schillingsfur-;t,
Germany, had quite a send off
Sunday night at the Newport
Beach home of her hostess for
the past week.
Helen Coffey ·and soM
Duncan Coffey and Steve
Allcn·Coffc y transformed the
'
patio into n ro c-colorcd country
garden filled with no\\crs.
Dancing, din111g nod t.inging
'carted at five and topped • t
m1dn1gh1.
The tall. brunette prince'>
~reeled ubou1 75 guc l'i
includmg Mimi and Tom
Crosson, Do.vid Semu, Christie
8t"ttingt>n, Barb..ra anJ Ben
Harris and hrb..ra Miles.
Barbar;> Aune dropped h' for a
while Jnd '° did Tom Rifey "'ho
had to gc1 on to the airport to
p1cl.. ur Emma Jane " ho ha'\
hccn 1n Yugm.l;i' 1.1
"I've known the princess'
family for 3hout 25 year and
the prince · (she' 25) for two or
thr09 years," 'aid Helen. who
also cntertainca the prince s lase
year.
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'·
I U you wanted to hula... •
If )'OU wanted to eat. ..
Or if you wanted a
beautiful lei... •
You wanted to be at Tout on
the C.oalt II.
Saturday night the Young
Proressionals Aaainst Cancer
hOsted ill second annual fund
raiser at the
Polynesian
Villqe in Uon
Country.
The ($45
ticket) luau
attracted
around 700
people and
b1'9u&ht in
bunches.
(We're not
talkin' coconuts
here ... ) event
co-chairs
Michelle
Coleman and
Usa Bluak expected profits
rrom the evening to be in the
nei&hborhood of $40,000. All
proceeds were earmarked for
the American Cancer Society/
Orange County Unit's education,
research and patient services
program.
Stew kwong. who's been
YPAC pruid~nt since the
organization's inception, said he
wanted to make sure people
knew that the group is always
ready to welcome new members.
"I also want to let everyone
know our motto is 'No stuffy
rund raisers'!"
The definitely democratic
crew is definitely interested in
having run wnile working for a
sreat cause. "We polled our
membership and they helped us
with ideas on what type or party
to have and where to have it,"
said chairwoman Blasc.ak.
Committee member Mitch
Roye elaborated, "We found out
what people wanted to eat and
drink and we made sure we'd
have plenty to go around."
The group cho e Lion
Country because, said co-cha ir
Coleman, "It was the consensus
of the committee, we oeeded a
Jerry Kobrin
is taking the
day off.
inal Days
Sale Ends
Augus~ 31s~
,
raise
l•-ltYle ~ Gerry Kumpe is fed some of the .,iaciet by UN llascak.
Cari Roberson, left, and
Michelle Coleman.
place that could accommodate a
large number of people and be
fun too."
People had fun.
They could listen to the Ken
Lawrence Steel Drum Band,
watch the Manuia Dancers hula
or have their picture taken
hanging ten on the nose of a
surfboard uspended forever in a
curl provided by "the Perfect
Wave."
People felt at home.
Chuck Davis was there in his
gFass kirt. (Chuck, a gra s
skirt?)
"What else would you wear to
a luau?" he asked inquisitively.
"I just have to watch out for the
tiki torche ... too close and I'm
history I"
Beth Fallin munched a Mrs.
Field's chocolate chip cookie.
(Beth, no dinner? No sweet and
sour pork, l'\O chicken or rice?)
"This is dinner. Actually it's the
second cour e, my first course
was a cinnamon uaar cookie!
But that was just the
beginning or the Cc tive evening
for Rosanne Cocnetta, Cari
Roberson, Susan Camble, Bruce
Pipes, Julie Perkel, CeeCee
Gaffney, Julie Palmer, Britt
Chouinard, Bill Uncapher,
Michelle Magagna and Frank
loo.
1lfl AMlltlCAN HEAil'
A8ICllA1'ION
MIMCllM.~ '. -', . -' ' , ,
Steve Kwong, Julie Perkel, center, and Michelle Coleman hang ten at the Young Pr~fe sional's luau.
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Having ome fun dancing the
hula are Mitchell Ro e, left,
Hinano Tolentino and Chuck
Oa\ii~.
...
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t j
111 .. Cl •llJ .. al can wbedaor you IDalt It It on 1 Oii die ..., 11111111. I
..._ ol dail OCNMl7 for lleilllh certalaly la ln1:lp ....._. per Dal"8a daJ, or per .... bMll. yo11'1l IM aa lacN... la
la Ylul wt wtial. When ,.a That'I 0111 .-. I ,.,._.., I thfnk ·&bat lhows we haw bee• ............ llld ,.._ • ._
come down to ii titer• .,. tbinlt ....._ ii • CIPPGl!D'! bl eoftliMeatly ooncemod about tlM btelr llid dleJ wOn'I ._. llllll ~ not many more Important thil _..., JDr daC · • .,...._ eo11 of health care and tried to be dill•• or w INt dlltr .......
-... than food wt bealtb, the l90dtl. If ,_ wm. eo ..,...... rcspoRIM in that area. g W ••• •••• t Ile a Ula .,._ will ...... eo d' 111 h W
bMicl of life. There wll always be IOl8I of 1111 -.... INc I t\lak ...... ,.,,,., •• if'I • •Ioele and we'll tiaY• .on
a dyamic drMna healdl care b\11 to do ............ to haft Q ................. Cl I 1'n'11 .. ... ... ...... .. ... ....... ...... -~·· -
it will never be ii:mpeaaiYe. to be more rilk aM9D by tbe •,.. ... 1M Ollt ti aft! tlt~lil1••11111Jli..•• IM nelf lllllltm to I· .PN"•
ln the end.· there are two prcMden ol tbe l9ealth tervicea. A 1 think the COii of health A Wei.. dlll'e'1 ., •litioa iudl II Aldle...,,. d1t.C, .,. < fundalriencal ways to brina the phJllci1111, holpllall -to be more • care ii one of the ·-u _ that • ~ ..... 1-~ 11 of our health doUarl will be health care costs down. You do it at rilk for tbe mspenditurea. _.. -" • ..-~ ..__, directed to maintain people la
hrou
.... 1 • d . . get complaints and another ia that price& ccnaln bUaiacaea out of the r•·i· .. _nti'al 1--ra:...t-. or .. ,,.... t .,. regu auon an competateve • he · al del i hialth · market 12~...._. -V'9 ._._ -......
market principles that apply. You Q -... 11 ..... ... ..... ~~ivu;re care~times ~ ca! that or:-; to .MkJ; honlel bec:a.. ptople will .....
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arc: one, to operate more We arc not a profit corporation.
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has to come to grips with of. revenues ov~r expensea and
adequately funding the cost of reinvest It, use It to help us buy
those programs they maintain _ equipmen~ and other expenaea. lt'a
Medicare, McdiCal. not distnbuted to 1hareholder1.
We could redUCle the charae to W,e have a 21 member. board of
insured patients about JS percent d tr cc tors, . comp r 11 e cl of
if government pajd the aame rate represe.ntat1ve1 from tbe
we charge insurance carriers for Presbytcnan churches in Oranp
lhcir patients. Government ao County, The George Hoag Family
severely underpays that what is Foundation and the board
called the classical cost-ahift then nominates other reprcaentaC.WC.
goes to the insured companies and Crom the communjty and then we
they arc paying proportionately have members of the medical ataff.
higher in order to sustain the The board rcprcsenu the system. commun1tyt it represcnta the
g Wiil It take a health care
• mats to 1ct these cban1ca
yo ve talked about?
A l think in terms of providing
• for the uninsured, it will take
some kind of crisis where so many
hospitals, particularly inner city
hos\>itals, arc in dire financial
straits, that the problem or funding
for the uninsured patients is
addressed by government.
g Can you look 20 yun ln the
• future and tell u1 how your
h pltal wt ll look 1
A Clearly, for the healthy
•young patient, hospitalization
will be infrequent. With a healthy
patient, many surgical procedures
which now require hospitalization
will be done on an out-patient
basis.
I think 20 years from now we
will find that molecular biology
and knowledge of genetics and the
ability to impact deficiency in
genes to eliminate ccnain diseases
will have ignificantly reduced the
instance of certain types or
diseases.
I think that drug therapy will
advance to the point that many
conditions will be treated by
pharmacie . I think the overall
mcidcnce of the lttnds of diseases
that we sec today will be
considerably reduced.
rounding organization and it
represents the physicians.
The physicians arc not employed
by the hospital. They basically use
the hospital facilities for their
patients. The medical staff is
independent to the extent that it
bas its own organization of clinical
departments with officcn,
physicians who wish to admit their
patients to the hospital have to
become members of the medical
staff.
Some specialists have their
cn11re practice here at the
hospital, such as anesthesiologists,
radiologist and laboratory
specialists, but most physicians
have their practice in the
community and u e the hospital
facilitic .
In term of management, what I
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different from what any chief
executive officer would do in aoy
other corporation or business. I
have to hire a staff to operate the
facility, employ a chief financial
offtccr who is concerned with tbe
financial functions, department
heads. The most significant
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--------. ------=--~--~~=-----_ ---~----_-----~~=--~ -------Thursday, August 29, 1991 A11
Editor/al
_.... feat a llOllll
stroke to human s111rn
W ith ~po,rts pag~ of large daily newspaper looking
more ~1~c bu. me. pages - or crime pages -the e da~ •. 1t 1 refrc hmg to sec a local amateur athlete
et an amb1t1,ous goa~ nnd quietly go ahout accompli hing it. Jn conv1m:mg fa h1on.
We ~nlute Corona del Mar rcsid~nt Dan Angres , who la t . Satu r~ay became the 67th per-on mce 1927 to wim from
Catalina to the Palos Verdes penin ula.
The 34 year-old marketing manager made the 21-mile trek
con 1dered dangerous because of strong tides, current , ~tential hypot~e~m and shark -in 10 hours and eight
minute , whkh 1 n t a record but 1c; impressive.
"Did I wont to quit? Only about 100 timec;." Angres told
The Pilot after the feat. "But I'd already decided that unle s
J w,1c; ph} 1cally tnJurcd. I was going to complete it."
It's a good stroke to the human spirit that Angrcss battled
the elcmen1s -which included shifting current and chilly
w.1tcr temperat\Jrc -anti accompli hed his goal.
It's al u a good stroke for Garden Grove':-. Amparo Youth
Shelter, which provides short-term. emergency care for
.lbu ed, runaway and homelc c; children. Through donation"
Angrc ' c;" im raised about $5,000 for the c;hcltcr. '
Dan Angress' conquest may no t have gotten mentioned
above the fold or large daily ~port pages. which are
typically f1llct.I w11h c;tones about the 'star' athlete • latest
.trrcc;t or moncy-grubbings.
But Dan Angre . is a winner in our book.
Letters -
Water woes
I t I\ .1 plca<;urc to read The
Pilot Lot' to love ano a lot
to disagree. wuh that\
what make It mtcrc\ting.
One to di,agrec wtth i" a
letter hy Jim W11li;ims (Aug. 24)
ahout water rate and the
re'e"o1r tank. W,11cr rate!> arc
,\lrcady much h1E(hcr hcforc the
ian~: ~OC\ up .ind \\-ill 1ncrcJ\C
• ag.11n unlc'i' "c 'top 11
Support for th1 c>.trah1gan1a
\\OUld quit.kl) U\\tndlc \\Crc the
(U.:I'> kn('l\\O l o \IUrt \\Ith fac.;I\
neither our fnm1h \ nor Bert
Ohh~\ rc\1dcnce.1s ·'"~""here
ne 1r the plJnncd 'ite (\u much
tor Nl<\1D'l )
fhc "tt " ''" l\\UC hccau'c a
hui.tc tank doc' not belong 1n .1
re,idcnttal .irc.1. I he Wc,l\1dc
tank Jun \\ 1ll1am\ mentmncd "
not in a rn1Jenttnl d1 tnct
either and \\d p.ttd fur equally
bv all rc:,1dcnl'i.
The real 1:0.\uc I\ the price tag
of $20 m11lmn. nlmo!>t hJlf of
our new frccwav, for one 1.IJy"s
water 11orage. not c;uppl} That
c.omc' to S900 per \Hiter u er,
\\-llhout CO'it overrun It is IOOO
11mes the CO'>t of "accepted
w.trcr industry !>t,1ndard,," a'i
quoted by Jim Wilham'
Outrageou!>? You bet!
T .Lx ,md r.11c-pa)er' heller
\\Jtch how our monc\' is
,pent. l\re thlhe "-ho hcnd1t
from th1., mon,1nm' project
P,romo1111g 11 '1 Herr Ohhg "'lo.cd
l\ir J <.1mple co'' 1u,1if1c:umn
ant.J p<t) menr plan 10 he
puhl"hcd I "l'Uld "'k tu .1dd
op11on' h1'" rhi' munC\ could
he 'i)cnt 1n Ill her "a\' I \\UUld
C\cn hi..e to 1-.:no" hm .. much
the re.11 co't tor our ".lier "
.ind ho\\ nlUl.:h j, 'pent tn
ll\Crhc.1d ind frill'>
Our\ '' .1 dcmocrJl"\ It uni)
wori..., 1f we part1c1p.11c. 1f \\C
m.1ke elected offic1JI' Cl'me
cle.1n \\tth the tjcts and h'ten
10 tho"e \\h1\ p;t\ 1hc1r ,a1,1ric'
f:.R L\ I O lll IG
~c" port Be.u.·h
m Edilor Willmn tobdell ... 642-4321, ext. 351
Auran deserves to be taken seriously
l urv Agr.m 1c; running for rrc">tdt·n1 and I
.1ppl.1uJ him for 11.
\11ml \OU 1n the two-md a-hall >e.ir' I \C
h\.eJ in ( ahtorn1,1, 1\gr jO ha' nc .. cr correcrl~
.111.11\Lcd ''"J''uc or 'ugge,tcd Jn appropn~11c
polll"\ rnur,e. But 1n1cllec1. p:i.,,1on and
\Crtnu\ne'' Jo .. 411Jttcr 10 American p<•hl1c'
J'hc fMm'cr mJ)Clr Of ll'tnC pO"e"C' :-ill of
thc'c 4u.1htic' ind more
Columnist
Without
Portfolio
1 1rf\ ·\gr.tn hJ' rc,ohed to
pl.t) lhe \tr.11!-!hl m;in tu the
Cllnted\ 111 the Dcm1){·ra11c
P.1rt) \11.11ght men \Cl)
r.1reh .11.h1e\c top hilling.
.ind AgrJn"• ch.rncc' nl
'lll:(l'" .lfl' '"Ill
But the <.hl>\\ th.11 1~
unh,IJ111~ 1n lm~.1 '"' 1
de uhnn nne \Otd (II ~"'
real ar~ument U\er the role
<'f the Democrar1c PJrt\ in
the Q() If Agran can· get
noticed ju\t 'lmpl)-
nnttced he ,qll ha .. e
au.umpll~hed J la rge
rnerhure of h" J~enda. :ind
the c1rcu~ "111 rcce1\C a
mul·h need in1cct1nn l1I
An examination of Agran's 12
years in elected office and of his
announcement speech yields a
clear picture of his ideology. That
ideolog y matches almost xactly
with what I believe to be t e core
be lief package of the Demo cratic
Party
I rn111 ( linton "c can C'\pcct tooth\ "'"Hie
.1ml R.11tirl>.1ck tnecd•>te-.. from ) ,,1nga' "'Ill
cnmc 1 dr,1h <IC>P ml·-moi1;m, anJ from
C ·uumo ml'fc I l.1mll't·hkc .... 1hloqu1c' Agran
\\Ill dd1\C:r 1hc t::1>tKh -a 'Cl of mea .. urc he
heltc'C' nught 10 he undcrtak:en nnd
11ntkrt.1kcn 'uon
I 1m tn the umM1al po,11111n ,,f l hecnn'
him on hc1:.1u'c,; I dc'>p"e c.1nt tn p<1ht1c t\n
c,,1mtn.111un ol \~r.in·, 12 )Car' 1n dcctccl
ulhcc ind 11f h1' 1nn11unlcmcn1 'PC Cl h ) 1dJ,
.i clc.ir r1cturc of ht' 1dcolt1 n I h111 1dcnh1 ''
111.111.:hci. .1lml1'l' l .. <.1cth with "h.11 I hchcH" Ill
bl· 1h,· ,nrt• t->cl1el r.1ck.1cc nt 1hc Demo, r,111,
, •. 111 \
I an1 pica l'cl In sec the cenume ankle nu
lh pl.1) and 1t\U1lahlc for ret:ul pur~ha e If
lht)> p.1dagc make' 11 through to Nmembcr,
l'N~. Ill) 'Ilk "''II carr-. 5!1 t.llc,, and the
Scn.1tc u .. "ell
l · HI) rep<1r1' n1cl-.: At?r ,111 "1th an .tccu .tt11 r
th 11 onh ego '" ludmg 1h1' l.jU l\ollc run '
"h ,.,. !!hould he the r1.· ponsc D 1 "-C hune
lnr puhtrcal leader" v.ho don'! bclic\C the'
~1',C'\S the -.,11111 Ill g\J\.ern hru.1Jl)'; l·urthcr
(foes 100 )Cllf tn the \r~an,11 <otatchou e, l•r
20 )C n. in \ 1rg1ma pohllC' "omcho" ~ca<.on
pre tdcntt I limber" or ")Ur c not
\\ell. the lhinkm 1n th1i. mrner 1 th tl
v.hcn the lde1 -It hts turn on .11 the ttr't
c nd1da1c .. • ucl• IC (In De' Mt"IOC~. prob.11;\h)
nrc I irn \1:r.in \\111 te Mlhn• there, deahn<>
1111 1ntcllcc1u 111\ com1 .. 1{ nt c ptn1on'
lh the "a'. \\ho " that out-of· 'Or,;
(1curg1a 11\ rnor 1.1.ho had the br:i .. hnc ro
thmk, m t<r\ that he "ouldn·1 be lau~hcd
0111 nl the prtm mes" If \OU r: nnL•t rec.111 the
name. 3.,1r; lhr1:h H ''1. 1o Ude II. (1f lhc
'uJ r rtcr .. ot the l.11. "~'"'P J.1 i.. ... on
\nd """ tuned
lf111:h lie »111 pruafrr\ /OM Mith Pt'tth.
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'ample' l•f l'1IM rt'adcr''
l~ommenf\ .tnd l'T1t11.1'm' The Pilot
·rum the~c rt''f">n'c' c111 ,, re1J11lar
hiJ<;t~. Hcmcicr <lnh c.11/1.•r, "h"
/e;ne their name ('pc/led out). ct(\
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help him ,,, mu1..h a .. I c.in
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Defending Clmpbell
T h1' " ,, rc,pon'e to the:
l·d1tM', ~orebook 1-i, \\ 1llt:1m
l obdell on \ug :!.t. The <rillc1'm
of Chief \rb Campticll'<i medi.1
pol1') "J'· 10 01) oprnw n,
un"arrantcJ and "-lthout
found.1110n . A' a retired CINa
F IT\I I want 10 1..nmphment you"' M 1.,,1 police o fficer. w11h
VCI'\ mu ch un yn11r Re,1dcr'' .1ppn1\1m.1H:h 30 )t.'Jr\ experience
Hotline I 1h111lo. 1t 1\ rcall' .inJ pre,cnth \\Orlo.tnEt fnr the
"'ondcrful 1h,\I your paper h,l\ N cw p u r I D e a c h P n I 1 cc
extended th" to the puhhc und Department, I mmt take e\ccpttnn
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m. th" forum Compared to the ( hid C.11nphe ll h." ''"1gncd
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l nld·he.irh: d ur~un11u1mn 'l nu 'pcc11tc officer' for prm 1d1ng
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paymll 11"' J 900 numher I JU'l 1nftirm.111on. One mu\t ,,1,0
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he'd m.1l.:c ,1 tcmftl prc'1dcnt .md c rcutc problem' for the
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fairo . The Pilot'~ opinions ar r tr tcd to our editorial .
lllH,l1g.111on~ 1,f c-.1'c' and 111 rnal
time:.
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A1
: Hauled
cocaine
rding to local news reports.
The cocaine hapment was the
gest confiscated m Pennsylvania
d U.S. authorities have charged
people in the smuggling case,
ws report aid.
A judge forfeited the plane to
c county afler pro ecutor'I tcgcd the Florida compan) 1ha1
ncd the plane knew 11 was being
ed to transport cocaine. l'he
plane sal for a year in Allentown. ra., until c & D Plil\llC~ bought It
l:>r $250,000.
, C & D had been \earchmg t~o
yiears for a reliable tran~port plane
(o shuttle parts to the company·~
'
From A1
to be offensive and a "big
mistake," he ddended government
arts fundina.
As debate over arts funding
continued to swirl in the city,
Buff a claimed Moorlach $tarted
lobbying the city for $25,000 to
help fund a Fourth of July
firework show hi$ Rotary Club
was prescnuna.
"Apparently, 'real conservatives'
oppo. c public funding for art
exhibits, but public funding for
fireworks exhibits is no problem.
Or could it be that one is
polilically correct -but not the
other?" Buffll' wrote in hi
resignation letter. Eany locations, company president
e Moran said. When the firm
nmcd Pennsylvania authoritie~
wtre looking 10 sell the vantage
plane -considered a precious
gem among aircraft enthusaa ts
company offtca.1b 1mmed1ately
made an offer.
~IC M.tl\lt\/l'iluc
The DC-3 aircraft recently purcha ed by C&O Pia tics of Huntington Beach landed Wednesday afternoon at John Wayne Airport.
Buffa said hi regard for the
group deteriorated further when
Moorlach a ked the council to
adopt a resolution commending
former Councilman Orv
Amburgey. Buffa said the
resolution suggested that some
council members were active in
helping topple Amburgey, who
failed to win re-election last year.
But before C & D could tal..e
the plane, the fcdcr<tl Drug
En forcement Admin1strat1on
conduct c d ,1 lour -month
investigation to dctermmc 1f the
compan} w,1., a la\.\ ·ab1d1ng,
legitimare busanes\
Moran 'aid the firm wall end up
putting an additional S250,000 mtu
renovatmg the plane so it can
tr.rn!>port hoth pai;senger-. and
freight.
While 'till ll\l·li C'<lcni;ivcly 1n
l utope and \outh \menca. the
l.irgc. 4'1o.... DC ~ v. luch h,1, the
c.1 p.icit} 10 fl} from Orange
(mint) to I IJw<w in nnc trip. "n't
M.t ~'1 r ..
'l'Cn much 1n the United State\
clO) more, lcndang a llt!n)e Of
no'it;1lg1a lo the plane.
It' ch.irm wa' evident as Moran.
fellow C' & D associates and other
onlookers welcomed C & 0 pilot
(ircg A\ton and co-pilot Howard
Bohl. .... ho brought the plane into
John Wayne A1rpon after a 15-
hour tnp from Pennsylvania. Like
a group of excited choolboys, the
men ~alked lowly around the
huge o ld-fa hioned plane,
admiring it with shining eyes .
The on l ookers pointed
appreciatively at the aircraft'
nose, which slants markedly
upward, and chuckJed as they
no ticed the words "The
Columbian (sic) Queen" hand·
crawled on the plane's exterior
under the pilot's wmdow.
"It's just O(le of those airplanes
that drnws a crowd everywhere it
goes,'' said Myles Elsing, n
Newport Beach police helicopter
pilot who had heard about the
plane'\ arrival and came by 10 see
11. "It'~ 50 yea r old and it' "ltill
Oying."
The re olution, Buffa said, made
him question whether the group
had been "reduced to the tactics
of McCarthyi m."
TEACHER: Volunteers his time to help students
~rom A1
I ngh'h 101 about lwo ye.ir .
With the 'help of a city gran1,
the center i'I able to offer
lc\<,011' t\Hl Ucl)'> 11 week al the
h1rang h.111. whu:h ha'i helped
J. 700 d.1) laborer' find ~ork \O
far !ht\ \-CJf
A 'ale,man b) trude,
Grim,haw h,l\ been \Ofunlccnng
has t1n1e a' an hnghsh teacher
for rhc p.t\I J 'i years.
'lrs really quite a gratification, to take someone
who doesn't speak your language and bring them to
a point where they can find out where they can find
work, clothing, food and lead a more stable life.'
lead a mlHC 'table life."
Gnm.,ha,... .,,11d. "I would hope
'nmcone would do the same for
me 1r I w,1., an their country."
-.MCl--W
volunteer teacher
adverti ing English Jc sons and
other amnesty training service ,
hu~ virtually no one took them
up on the offer, Fuller said.
Fuller sa id she'd love 10
expand the clallses at the Job
Center, hur needs more money
and volunteer .
Ramiro ConLaleL, center, work with Morello Conzalez during an
English literacy cla!ls Wednesday at the Co ta Mc~a Job Center.
.. 11 ·, really quite a
grat1lt<.al1on. to take \Omconc
v. ho doc'n 't 'PC<Ik Hlur lan~uagc
.1m.I hrm)! them to a pomt "here
the) c.m find out where th9 <.an
find v.urk. dothing, food .ind
fhe 1dc<1 of offering Engh h
lc"on' at the Job Center
\urfoccd soon aflcr ll opened in
1988, said Margery Fuller, a
former school teacher who along
with her hu<;band, Grant, helped
found the literacy center 23
)CJT'> ago.
Volunteers had originally put
nycrs up at the Job Center
I or those interes ted an
volunteering "Ith the literacy
center, a rhrec-week traaning
'ICS~ion will start Sept. 10.
Volun1cers arc a kcd to teach
one day or night a week and
choo)e ·from a variety of
clas room locations, including
lhe Job Center. For more
anformauon call 548-3384.
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MEmNG: Hornbuckle defends
her Invitation-only gatherings
From A1
walked acros 1he street un d had
lunch with Bev.
"We didn't talk abo ut
litigation," Hornbuckle conunued.
"That') up to the attorney'··
Earlier thi week, Geni took an
interest in an anvitat1on-only
lunchtime meeting organized by
I lombucklc wilh aboul 16 lenders
of the city advi ory committees.
Joining the concern of Caty
H.ill wa1chdog Ernie Feeney,
Genis '>aid he a kcd to have the
gathering taped by ci1y tnff. a
request rhot 1 lornbuckle turned
down.
"City stoff did the arr..1ng111g
City staff attended It WU) held in
a Cll) bu1 ldanl? and the Cll\-
pro\ldcd lunch," Gen1~ s.i1J "I hu1
kind of make., 11 a cary function "
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Hornbuckle, however. di agree .
"It wa'> \Imply an informational
meeting ~ l declined to have the
c;taff tape record it," HombuckJe
aid "I'm quite used to being on
tape recording • but not everybody
'" It can be ant1m1dating."
The lunchtime meeting lasted
aboul an hour, with everyone
taking their turn at describing the
goals and project of the various
committee • Hornbuckle aid.
"There was no bu~1nes
conducted at all -it wa JUSt a
chance to give the committee
members lhe feehng thal they
don't operate in a vacuum."
Becau c the group had no
authority to take action and only
one councalmcmber wa pre cnt,
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season
at hand
T he women '1> college . ca.,on i upon
uc; a' many team tart their 1991
\chedulcs th1 weekend
There arc many local player· involved
in mntchc' and tournament that arc
clo'e enough to catch the action.
Long Bench ~tate stares play 1h1
S lurdny al home again t an all-c;tur team
at 7:30 pm. The nll-~1ar tc.tm 1 led by
49er assiMant coach and 1984 United
S1a1e Olympic 1enm etter Debbie
Green. For tho e th3t remember tho c
Olympic . Debbie 1 one of the mot
exciting nnd chan matic player.; 10 ever "'
play the gnme.
Sa1urday evening' ma1ch will mark 1hc
college debut of ex-Corona del Mar setter
Prcn1ice Perkin . An all-CIF eller at
CJM, Prcn11ce' maJOr role dunng her
frc!.hm:m year al Long Beach Stale will
be as a backrow
specialist but, since the
49ers' returning starting
seller Sabrina
Hernandez has a severe
ankle sprain, it appears
that Prentice may make
her debut "dishing" 1he
ball in tead of d1ggmg
and pa'> mg.
Another Division I
college matchup which
will feature the college
--.-----debu1 of some local Volleyball 1alcnt take'> place on
------Wedne\day, Sepe. 4, at Golden Wcsl College al
7·30 p.m. when Loyola Marymoun1
UmH·r~11y plays 1he University of
Sou1h ·rn California.
Kn owing both coaching !>laff "cry well,
I arranged lase )Car to huve thic; ma1ch
pl:l)ed an Orange County o that 11 would
be easy for many of us to attend!
USC. a did Loyola Marymount, had a
"cry ucces,ful recruiting year with both
. chool'i picking up five outstanding
player .
Corona dcl Mar\ Lnra Carlsen, who
wa' a 1wo·t1m c all-C'I F pl.1ycr as well as
1990 Clf· Player of the Year, will make
her collegiate debut on Wednc da) a'>
part of the USC team. Lara is extremely
See BRANOE/14
Estan<.ia High product Jeff Graham signed a pact with the San Diego Chargers on Wednesday.
Braham 'signs
to till the void
tar Chargers
By R1cnard Dunn
s w
W hen the l·L call<;, \.OU uwakcn qu1ckl).
Jell C1raham, hero of the 'cw YorkJNcw Jersey
Knight!. in tht: \.\lorld League of American
I oothall and " former btancia High quarterback, wa
\lgncd hy the San Oicgo Charger~ on
\\.'cdnco;day and dt:,ign.1tcd to their
dc,cJopmcntal 'quad
l{cloh ring from 'urger) on
elbo"'' Grjham had hec:n · in _.-'---i9-
~ , ' Me'n fur the pa•.i two month,, n
l\ol l tr uning c.1mp.
But Chargen general manager
Bobb\ lk.tthard. the GM of the
• • .. _
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Rcd,km' 1n 19 9 "hen Wa!>h1ngton drafted Graham in the
fourth round out of l ong Bc.ich State, called Graham on
I uc,d.i)' night and a..,ked him to dmc to San Diego earl~
Wcdnc!<.dll) morning und '1gn
'J he f1-loo1 .. 1, 2(Xl·round Graham,
''ho guided thl! Knight:. to the World
I cacuc pl.t)nfr, ln~t 'Jlrin~. had bone
ch ip' remo\cd lntm hoth elbows u
v.cek illtcr the WLAf\.cason
"But the) 're hc.:alc: l no"," Graham
'J1d h) telephone "I m a fit<;t healer
\'.hen there\ ,1 joh m the Nr L, )OU
huomc a fa'it healer.'
Gr 1hnm, ~ , "-111 tra'd wtth the
C h.tr£cr-. tn P1mhurgh on Sunday
when the:) open the regular eawn Graham
Bein • llchc.: to home and fa tc:ned 10 an organ1£at1un
that need-. quark rbach Graham appears to be in an ideal
c1rcum,1.incc \.in 1)1ego, which traded third·)Car
q J.trtt•rh.•cl.. B1lh Jo~ I olli\.cr on Wcdnesda' to the
\tlanla (·,1lcon'> ft1r an undi'lclO ed J9Q:! dr h ci10lle, ha'I
1inh tv.o quarterhack' now on it'> .n.m.1n fll\tcr -Juhn
1'r1c'L .md 32·)C.ir·old Boh Gagliano.
I olh\ct. v. ho lo t h1' \tart mg JOh to I nc'L Ja-,t Fnday
night, completed onl) 7 of 17 pa.,.,e., for 94 yardc, m a 17· 7
hi" to the l Oll Angell RJ1der.. Fne'' came on and v.ent
17 lor 111 for 210 ~'nf\1' Jnd one tou"hdown m JU\I three
llrl\·C'
"I v.all Jll't rchuh1hta11ng (thi' ~ummer) and "aiung for
the phone w ring." ~ d Grah 1m. \I.ho practiced with the
Charccr on \\'cdnc,da,.
"I urtun.11~·1\, I gnt t~ '1gn with a local team .rnd there\
.1 good h.111 c 111 get a tl\ated here.: "'hen I ret the 'i) tern
dm'n (lkathaut nd I) ha\t kept m lOnt.lCl thro~ghout
See GRAHAM/ll
Newport paddlers making some big waves An amateur
sport with
pro feelings Seniors were looking good, but ...
it was that bronze that hit the spot
By Kirk Wotcon
Sports wr~et
W hen 13-)car·old L 1a Rou et and
l4·)Car·old Charlie Payne
paddled to bronte medal
vic tories at the U.S. Canoe and Kayak
auonal Champion hip'I earher thi
month, a certain tw1nldc could be seen
m Jirl..a Bathk's eyes.
urc. the Newport Aquatic Club
canoe .rnd kayak director wa'> thnlled
h1\ 'cn1or paddler' cored •' surpn ing
fir t place \ICtury at t:.a~le Creek
Re cl"\01r m lnd1.1napohs, Aug. 14-18
But 11 w,.., the '>Ucce ' of tlu:'c younger
• 11hlc:tc' that h.1J him 1alkmg hl..c a
proud lather
"In le'' than four month we had 19
kid' qu,1hfy for the National\," ... aid
Bathl.., who wa\ 'ho,en m January to
head the NAC program and only hcgan
cunccntrntmg on the juniors 1n March
Along with k.1yaker\ Rou ct nnd
Payne, llathk'~ 15-ycar-old cou'im,
Vaci.iv Uatlik, won a bronze &'i part of
the \l..niOr four-man team m the
500-mctcr c.1noe race. while NAC
1un1or' Stephen Oall, Kevin Cc tra and
Dco;nnc Uryson all muled fourth place
lin"he' 1n lndianapoli\
J1rl..n llilthk, a :n-ycar·old
Ctccho..,loval..1.1n nati\C who began
paddling at the •ae of 15 and hu ~en
part of World Championship, Olympic
.ind Pan American team , u 1d
dcchcation wa'i the pnmary factor m the
rapid 'IUCCc of 1hesc young thletes.
"Hvcrythmg i available to the~ kid\
-equipment, co.1chin • :Hmo,pherc, a
htMt h<1u\c .ill the nuh .md boll\ urc
there, If the) w,1nt to 1.1kc <11.lv.1n1ugc uf
II lhCrl.. I\ llO h. lling h<I'"' (.1r the C 1n
gn," B.11hk ,,1111.
Wn\lt Ut:llOll or the C\I, port Aqu.tllC'
Center al One Wh1tecliff, Dnve in
Ne" port Beach m 19
HOY.C\Cr, the fJcihty. intended fur
ro"cr' and paddler~ to ,h,1rc, "a'
(lrtgin:illy dommatcd by the rower\
.1lo11e. o. m Janual') Whitford pu'lhcd
for Bathk to take charge of the canoe
and kayak program, with a mas ive
1un1or development campaign to follow.
"I wanted to give the k1ds of Newport
Beach an opportunity to do omethmg
hc\ldc!> football, ba ketball :rnd soccer,"
'Everything is
available to
these kids -
equipment.
coaching ,
atmosphere , a
boat house -
all the nuts and
bolts are there.'
'aid Whitford,
now 1n charge of
,, 'uccc \ful
)OUth canoe and
i...1y.1 I.. program
IO I laY.811
"I made .i
1rong clfort to
bring a canoe
.ind kayak team
to cwport and
J1rka wa the
rc,ult of thal
clfort. He\ done
.1 trt•mcndou
-JllCA IAT\JI JOb," Whit ford
NAC d rector ~aid
Bathk. who
ndm11~ tu
"'c,inn~ man} hat\ an h1\ nc" JOb, wu'
lllc:k...tu .td.An .... lcdge aU the '>Upport he
h:i' H0ce1\.cd On thl· JUn111r lc"cl,
\\.orlJ d"'' paddler' ~hcila Conover.
Snny.1 'hcva und Uathk' "'1fe, h1rl)',
h,1\c hcen \.itul mcmbcn or the coachm 'la(~ ·
u,hcva, a 24·)car-old ronner
Bulgnn n n.1tional kaynk thamp1on, ha'
volunteered It' take over the Junior
"-·•~·•"-lcam ut 1\C fo110 .... 1ns the ti1rth
ul h"·r hr.t cluhl litter th" )car.
W hat male' a group of people
iump in .i wohbl\ canoe .rnJ
potJJlc 'II mile" "trom '\c v. p<lrl
Be:H:h to ( it.ihn.i l\l.md '0 thn u m
'J"ll·nd ,1 night 'lccping on the hl'.ICh tmcc
the\ cet there '
l l1 .rn .. "cr 1h1' hurning 'porh quc.'11,1n,
I J111n~·J the mtn ' and '"omen' Olt\hore
<. an1'C ( luh uf c" port Beach la't
v.cdcnJ a' the\
wmpcttJ m the IJth
\nnual l ~ Oumuer
<. 1n.1c lhamp1on hip
'Brain ".1rp." 'aid
"''men·, crcwmemhcr
foJ'' l 11cppner. chmhmg
inw the "arm. dn . pm~a·drlH'n C' c~rt
!)(1,11 "here I pent the
hh plu' h11ur' l'I
\,11urd:I\ ·, rau~ \\,1tchini:
lht'l' nine w(1men
p.11IJlc thc.•1t hrain' out
... ,.cah. \OU \l '" to
lil' .1 lt11Jc UM\, hut II'\
fun " '• 1d l c,IJ1: ()a,''·
On the
move
h lvrc h11rp1ng tiad.: into the fn 1d llCean,
pulling her tired ,1nJ hc.1tcn h1xl\ unto a
'f>eeding 1..incx.-.rnd churning .1w '
''It' h.1f\• \\11rli. t'iut (the f1,c h11urs1 'l'
hl..c 1h1' '1t1hkd ~hcila Bueler, -.naprllng
her finger' 1mt then ch11n1ring ''" 1gch
m ~l· • r~,• A er' .. h ----
M .1\ b, 1h 11""'11'-th, f,\l.){f I hcrl'
,1rt•n I nl.111\ .Ill I\ Ill~\ In hfl-th.it
1.:n,·our,1gc \011 111 ~1,rg"· on mound 't
; 11 Ni·I Hkn oodll"' hkc cnml\ h ri..
rnul..1c' .mil h.1n.1na brc.\J ind not lcel
lll II\
Or m.a\t~ 11" s the matcnal -rev.anh
Su re, on1.: thc'c v.11mcn re chcu (' tahna
1'1.Ultl lhl"\ v.ould he f'UI up In lu UI')
hut lo;, 'll"wcrc<I v.11 h Cl !.oh prizes nd
la' ''heel h~ thcu .1do11nl! I 1n' R1 ht?
\\'ri,n hc.:n Clllsh11tc ', "'"men -the
11\C•lllTIC \l.orltl ch mp, nd I'\ time II "i"n't ulw.1)'" thi' w.1y. 1hou.ih. In
l.1ct, unlll ~\Cll year. .1 ·u NAC ""'
n1crdy 1 'illmn 111 B1lh \\<h1trurd\ m1nJ
\! lutford. '7, 11n 1uornph,hc,t .11hlctc
.1nJ ce1.1ch "ht• 'h!" up nn un,t uround
the w.11er' ol l.!\lrf'orl Be •ch, reulitcJ
the ,1hunJ,in1 '°"'"I ind p.u1dlin• 1.1lcn1
hi:rc tfc .11"1 "II" the need fur 1h"
1.1kn1 tu he ors IOI/CU
• '>he.: ha'i ,, lot of \.'Xf'l(rtl\c .tncl hc1
kncm kdgc \1.-111 help the JUni•''' u grc.11
11':111," \.Ud U.1tltk, wh11 \\Ill Continue to
rn.1 h the JUn1m I.' noc pro ram, ' \\Cll
•" the N • "4!n111r teum ·" ii prcp;arc:'
for the 1992 01 .. mr1c .
~
Newport' am ouch (I ft), lonR Be.uh\ v ... d.w R.1tlik in Ba<" 8.iy w.lter~.
11.11umal t1tl1 '' 11.td to tm' thcu
'kcplllll b.1 'on the bca1.:h "'Ith 1hc1r
"I In .'' h I II~ th 5C)(l llr "Cl lllhlct 'i
With th1' In minJ, \\ h1tlorJ tlcgun tu
1 • '''''"' ,,1~ pcJJk h1' hrn111c;h11\1 tu 1hc ,·onlllltllHI~ .ind th,• f\; ul t \\I'll the
"'I h" h." h\:l'n a H'\\..itJm •
C\ptfiCOlC, hut WC .. 1111 hJ\\.' ... lun Wll
tn o," 0 thk 'a1J. "Not ~, much nr n"on -1h1: you1h program ''
1rowin• rapidly -but we need monc
lo hire foll ·11mc rni ch''• c.:~uiu.· t'Cller
equipment, compete gain t
mtcrn.111on.1l h'llm'i .ind complclc.' the
ho.11 hou'c 111 11.c,,mmod,1ll' II the~
\oung 1thkt '
"I h1.• m.11n ''-'·''on we h,1\' Ileen ~'
,,h,\'C"lul '" I 11 " th\: lrcmcmtnu.,
'"' po11 u: lhi.. ',immulllh," n.t :1:...
,. ,
' '
1n\J lll• h " lll\1lhccJ in the r 1,: ,\ f11r
p111c monn, '' the c e in tilled v.1th
I 'tan'
Sn v.h 11 '"th ~n,v.cr then l le t<l J
Ill ll \If I ht \Cl the t;(lUr\:4'
"\ no rnund nu," 1d U1ll\
\\ 1\loul, mot1onm tu the hard or
SH WOLCOTTfM
•
BHAM:111 With ClllFllFI
From 81
the years and the Charger wanted to aet m down here.
"They might plan to keep me (on the dc .. clopmcntal squad) 111 year,
but what l h \C to tto right now 1~ continue healing and gcuinlt healthy
,,nd lenrn the tcm . lt'~ pretty compk1t, It might take 1 few week~ to
get the understanding of 1t. But whatever happens down here, I'll make
sure I'm ready if they need me. I'll make sure l'rn ready to c;ontnllute."
The Charger .. were 6· JO in each of the; I "t three caSi.m~ and h<ivC
had only one winning camp. ign since 1982, the la t tim" the "cnt to
the playoff .
Tolliver btarted 19 game in two ea~n.,
completing 305 of 595 pns'i attempt\ for 21
touchdowns with 24 interception . I It> ~11s the
Nl·L' 24th-rnted qu.utcrliad; la t -.c.1,on 1lter
completing 53 percent of h1-. pa"e' for lh
touchdowns w11h 16 mterceptionc;,
He was hot nnd cold. He was slnted a\_!h~ ~u.
1 quarterback in the 1990 prese;ison, hut had .1
sub-par camp and Mark Vla.,ic tarted the
opener Tolliver relieved Vl.1s1c m that g,ime and
tarted the next 14 games, hut ~.t'I benched fot
the season finale, which Frie'>L 'itarted.
Graham, who led the Kn igh ts to a 5-6 rl'cnn.J
lu~t '>pring and un Eastern Di\ ic;ion champitm'>h1p
after the team started 0-4, has \\-Cathcred
M>mewhat of a bumpy road in the NH wn:c
Wa hington drafted him
'Whatever
happens down
here, I'll make
sure I'm ready
if they need
me. I'll make
sure I'm ready
to contribute.'
-JDf CMlW
QUiH1erback
The Redskins relea cd him in training camp
that summer, then Graham was picked up h) the Clcvclond Brown.,, who
kept him on their developmental quod tht• ~nt1re 'ca-.on La!>t )Car he
wa'i put on the injured re erved Ii t b) the Omwn., until m1d'ic.1<;0n "'hen
the team fired head coach Bud Car on after ,, I· start
"They pretty much cleaned hou e," Graham 'aid "When \ou'rc not
winning, a lot of people get the blame 'o thcv fired Car'>on. Thcv
actually fired a lot of people and I wa-. one " · ·
' Graham, engaged to be married in l-chrnarv. "n't 'urc ti he'll return
to the Knights next cason.
RETURN OF THE NEWPORT BEACH
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Speedway
bikes race
Friday
·1 he Speedway motorcycle
racing ea$0n continues this
fmJay niaht at the Orange
County Fairgrounds in Costa
Mesa with a regular program
'lated fo r the Labor Day
~eekend.
The \lltrting gate drop at "g '
p.m. for two houri. of
profc,,ional AMA Speedway
racing with a full chedule or
handicap and cratch
co1npct1t1on. Friday's program
abo features Fi~I. Second and
Third Division racing along
with u complete program of
Side Car competition.
SttU.-C.1r. arc IOOOcc alcohol
hurning, no-brake machine
that lhl\C become u popular
fixture at the Costa Me'ia
faciltty
Racing fans will be admitted
for the regular admission price
of S for odults, while children
12 and under arc free. The
event program and parking are
:ibo free.
On rmJay, cpt. 6, the
F.urground~ will be the 1te of
the ·1 om Cuello I land1cap, a
20-lap feature with 12 rider!.
part1( 1patmg. It will be the fir-.t
20 IJp rnce in the 23 year of
rarm~ at the I·airground~.
Community college football
p
n from the boYS) at
av Richard Doon
Spofll ...
Workman, '4hO e ·111 st1untl cottld be .1s good if n
hc t1c1 th,111 l.l\t }car' H-3 team. isn't concerned.
Late AuauM is a filtering period. Orange Cott\t
College football coach Bill Workman call them the
dog day.
"We"-:c got ,1 chance h> do some fun things/' h
-.u1d "J\ week 11go, m I 1.,t S.1turday. the offen~ di
really, re.illy "'ell (111 u cuntwllc:t.I 'cnmmagc) an
to<lny the tkkn e di1l re.illy "ell. A'i a head coach
you can'1 win hec:iu~c if the: often~ dcle~ really well
you're \\orrk<l .1hout the defen,c .uul If the dcfcn'I
<.Joe., well, you're worried nllout the offen e.
Player tart dropping out once they realize they're
third or fourth on the depth chart after beins all·
everything in high school. Welcome to the JC ranks.
facuse<i come from players in many ways -coach,
m>' dad wants me to work; coach, I ha\.e to
concentrate on j fudying -anything other than
\Wallowin.p the truth that they're not a tarter.
J·ollowing OCC's intra·~uad on Wednesdoy,
Workman nddrc set.I his as embly of 102 players and
talked about paying )'OUr dues. Stick around, elevate
· If nc:Hlicr one dllC: well. )Oll JU\l wonder if you't
not very good. That·., wh} we need to go up again
'omchot.ly cl't. H wc 'rl' there up fri>nl (on off en e)
wc'll'bc. OK '
your game and stop making
m1stakc'li, and )Clu'll get your crack.
How did the cnmm11ge go?
Well, let' JU~t say the defense is
ahead -make that way nhead -
of the off en e.
After one play, when a tailbirck
went the wrong way and a fullback
ran anoth er wrong direction, OCC
offensive backfield coach Paul
Four nflen 1vc linemen, rncluding tarting lef
taclJc Ja\On Butler ('ihoulder) and first· tring righ
~uard Randy Marsh (groin pull), were out wit
mjurie'i on Wednesday n the CCC defense tume
the offen~e in10 -,illy puny. "But that's to
expected at 1h1!1 tim e," OCC wide receivers coach
Greg Shadid Mud
A week from t hi' I mt,1~, Orange Coa t will get it
feet wet and ho t <; inta Monica College in a
controlled ..crimmapc
Br~ggs quip_pcd: "You guys haven't ·-W-o-rk_m_a_n __
gamed an inch 1n nine play'>. You
Workm,111, who had l ~ playerl! in total on hi\
injured ""'· ho~ varinu-. dcc1'10n'-'>1•11 to make 1n
regard' to h1' ~tarting line.up. but one area 1'
md1c;put.1hle· OC:C w 111 enJn a wide open offemc
~•th -.ophomnre Donme Smith hnllenng signal at
quar1crb.1ck
guyii are like Cracker Jack-.· There''! a urpme in
c:vc ry 00"< "
Welcome to !lummer camp.
The Pirate'>, after winning the Central D1v1!lion of
lhe Mb~ion Conference la'lt year and appearing in
their fin howl game in 15 years. are unranked in the
"late prc'>Cll'<>n top 20 poll, which 1\ tmrnl :.1t th1'
point m the -.e<l'>On.
"You c.111 do anyth111g }OU w.rnt 10 with Donnie
Smith," \\'nrkm.1n ,,llll • ')here\ nu pha'iC or the
fame he L011l<ln'1 do. lie c..ould pl.1) .11 Riverside (a
ruoning 't.hool) at quartcrb.ick. he c.111 play the
option, he c.m drop b.1d.; .111d he c.tn 'print.'.'
•
...
Top junior poloists
open tourney Saturday
O lympic water polo
cnthu\1,1\I' will be treated
to a glimpse of the future
when the top I l\ Junior men\ te.lm
111 the world v1c;1t ~outhern
California on SJturdav
1 he VI Junior Water Polo
World Champmn,h1p'>. Aug 31-
Scp,. ~. pus pnwerhou'e tcJm'>
from 1f1c t'.Ynitcd State'. Hun~ar).
'111~1,1'lavia, Spain. It.ii} and Cub.1
c.1ch of which 1., cap.1hlc of
t.1l1ng the title
1 lo'>led by the United State'>
Water Polo, Inc, play wall he held
at four sitcc;: Newport Harbor and
Corona del l\1ar high · school,,
I lent age Park m I~ inc. and long
Beach State
I he 16 tc.im..-"''" be brolcn
into four bracle" for round robin
plJy. r he top •~o tc.lm\ 1n each
hracket will advance rn the econd
round heginning ept. 4, with the
medal round \tarting Sept. 6
The champion htp gnme ,..,
c;cheduled for noon on ept. 8 at
Corona dcl Mar I ltgh
·1 he United St.1te\ open' pla)
~aturday at 6 pm c1gamst Br.wt
at Corona del M.ir Pnor to that,
Hungary nnd Mc,1co 'quare off 10
the other Bracket U opening g. me .
Hrackc. I \ tndude~ Au traha,
BulgJrt.1 New 7..e.iland and Spain.
Ur.H:kt:I C " mndc up of leamc;
Imm C .111.1d.1, Japan. Puerto Rico
.111d 'I 11g1"I"' ta And Bracket D
ton'"t' ol C"'h1na. Cuba.
C 1 d11,,111,,1l1.1 ind lt .11\
I 111 '' the f1r..1 \\orld Junmr
< h.1mp1nn~h1p to lill the entire
l1eld ot 16 team ..
I he l ' \. N.1tional Junior Team,
which 100!1. fourth place at the
tQf)(I ( h.1mpionsh1ps 1n hance, "
led h~ team c: plain and Corona
del \1.11 product \.hm Oeding.
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mile blitz for 2 year-old ftll1es. On Sunday, older fillies and mares come out for the $200.000
Chula Vi sta Han91cap And L.abor DaisJeatur ed race JS. tbe.$.JOQOOO:Del t'!la l=iaAd1cap.-~
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BEAUTIFUL, RICH, 1 TEl.LIGENT,
SWF, 27, Blonde , blue eyed, w1Lh 1 love for travel ,
theatre, foreign film . and romantic walk. on the
beach, seeks Mr. Right to hve happily ever aner.
md out how to meet someone like Lhts or place
a FREE Id of your own an DATI:l.IN •. Sec dct11 I
in today' cla. lf'icd ction.
-...
. I
hatve an immediate impact on the
program -Simone Buraameier
and Genevie Wright. Burpameier
A ccordina to Southern ii a German who liYcd the luc
California College women's seven years in South Africa, while
YOllcybaU coach Deeley Pines, Wright is a middle blocker from
tbc elements are in place for the Ganeaha High.
Vquards to enjoy a successful "Simone actual'>' played witb.
scuon. the South African national team,
With a mixture of experience but because of the sanctions didn't
and quality ne..:-comcrs. sec sets compete internationally," said
sail on its 1991 campaign this Pines. "She's an a11re11ivc
weekend, starting Friday night in defensive player and 1parkplu1 to
the Christ College Irvine our team.
Tournament. "Genevie is a reaJ smart player,
"This team looks very she's a 3.9 student, and she can
promising," aid Pinc , who is really leap."
entering her third year at the helm The Vanguards' program
of the Vanguards. "Everybody's received a shot in the arm with the
reaJly upbeat and ready to go.'' hiring of Eric Boyles as an
In her two years at sec, Pines assistant coach recently. Boyles is
ha gone 25.35 overall, including a a top-l1ight beach volleyball player
16·?-9 mark last year. The who competes regularly on the
Vang~ards narrowly missed AVP Tour and was featured
qualifying for the district playoffs recently on the cover of Volleyball
last year, and the road isn't ca ier Magazine.
this season in the Golden State "Eric was an answer to a
Athletic Conference, a league prayer," said Pines who first met
Pines calls "the strongest NAIA Boyles in 1986 in South America
confertnce tn the nation." when the two were involved in
"There's no weak teams in our · Athletes in Action tours. "About a
conference," she aid. "Almost month ago, I saw him on TV at
Memben of Newport HartMw Hlgh't pep tqud check out the
BMW whidt Crevier IMW It putting up u the bonus for a
hole·in-one at Hubor's fint "Tee-off for Touchdowns" golf
tournament to benefit the Sailon' football team. The touma~
tournament is sc:Mduled for a 1 ,.m. shotgun SQrt on Sept. 6
at the Rancho San Joaquin Gol Course 1n Irvine. Colt per
20ifer is $100 and the fonmt is a "Teu.s Scramble." For
further information call Tom Williams at 4J79·2470.
every match is five aame . Last the Chicago AVP tournament,.----------------------------------------------------year, we lost those five -gamers, but then met him again at a
we're hoping it'll be different this tournament at Capistrano Beach.
year.'' "I was still lookin' for an
Key returnees include eniors assistant and asked him 1f he knew
Leslie Lastrape and Kris ta anyone that was interest~d. He
Hoover. Lastrape , who actually said he would be willing to help,
has two years of eligibility and he's been ju t great ince he
remaining, is a strong middle came on board. He knows
blocker, according to her coach. technical skills, but he's helped the
Hoover was the team's leading kill girls with the mental a pects of the
leader in 1990. game."
"Tho e two hould have been A ft e r t h i s w e e k e n d 's
all-conference la t year,'' said tournament, sec entertains
Pines. "This year I expect they'll Western New Mexico on Monday,
make it." visit the New Mexico Highlands
The setting chores will fall upon Tournament Sept. 6·7, the
Julie Jone , who moves into the Whittier Tournament the following
position on a full-time ba is after weekend, then hosts Point Loma
sharing the job last yea r. Nuarcne in its GSAC opener
Two freshmen arc expected to Sept. 21
Mailbag
Recalling a deer
who graced these
playing fields
D car .port editor,
over some 40 ycan of
subscribing to the old Globe
Herald and The Daily Pilot we
have been pnv11cgcd to have een
through thi media the great
1thtete coming out of Newport
H1rtx>r High School.
We\e been appri ed of the
feat of the Pulaski , Shenins,
Bell , Bcnbows, Berry , Smalleys.
Bocros, as well as the McMa tcrs
and the Hubbard . In basketball,
the Paul Neumanns and Denni
Fitzpatrick a well a Bob Wetzel,
Ed Pope nd the Yardley brothers.
Many great ba eball players and
truck ta~ such as Todd White
{who ot one tame held the national
high chool mile record) and so
many other greots that they arc
too numerou to mention, but I'm
sure that ome old boo ter
mcmben can follow up with some
great auy who made Harbor High
such an accomph hed ports high
school.
As regular visitors to the Harbor
uca we became avid NHHS fans
(because all of our relatives lived
in th1t area) during the .SO!. and
eerly 60s
After reading your 1rticle la.st
month on famous athletic
participants, who showed us
memorable prowc se throughout
that decade with their God·ai..,cn
talent , tMr• i& one particular
individu1l whose all-around
abilities super edcd any that we
observed during that time and
later upon leaving Harbor H1ah
that certainly ,hould no1 be
overlooked.
As a coach in the SOs an a far·
away district and having consorted
with many of the local poru buff ,
He could run
like a deer, had
the hands of a
brain surgeon
and could hit
opposing
players so hard
they could
hardly believe
he was only
5-foot-9 and
weighed 160
pounds with
shot puts in his
pants ...
~c unan-
i m o u s I y
agreed that
the wild
and
sometimes
con tr o-
vcnio l
warrior
had to be
considered
a great an
oil-around
athlete of
hi tame,
and later.
He
played
football for
Al lrwen an
th c 5 0
and R ay
Ro o at
OCC His
o mewhat le s apprec11tivc
attitude kept ham Crom becoming
all-league en every port that wa
offered. He could run like a deer,
had the hands of a brain uracon
nnd could hit op~inl playc" so
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By Kn Wolcoct
Spew-.~
T alk about a blclli.na in dilpile.
The Newport Aquatic Center'•
junior canoe and kayak team wu
invited to compete in the Soviet Union
this year but couldn't come up with \he
fund to make the trip.
"With the economy and timing we
were unable to raise the money to go,"
said Jirka Batlik, NAC's canoe and
kayak director. "lt was probably lucky
for us.''
Had they gone, Batlik and his junior
team would have arrived in Moeoow on
Aug. 20 -the final day of the
govc1nmcnt coup there.
Whether the Newport team would
~ been pemaiHed to land in R .... II
a queadoe Batlilt could BOt .....,, Al
for the future, thoup, hil mlad ii llUlide
up.
"Nut year we're aoina. I know that,"
he aaid.
Thia year Batlik. 37, a former national
paddlina champion both in the U.S. and
his native Czechollovakia, hu been
recruitina youna athletes around the
Newport Harbor area to join his hiaf\ly
successful team. Earlier this month NAC
won two bronze medals at t.be National
Sprint Ownpiooahipt in lndianapolil.
delpite beina the you..,at team there.
"We're taraetina kids aae• 12-15 now.
We already have plenty of younger
athletes,'' aaid Batlik, who attributes his
35-member team to word-of -mouth and
acnenl acitement ewer the junior
de¥eqiment propam. which wu started
in MUch.
Batlilt said all junion in the area are
encouraaed to join the team, which
practioea four to fM dayt a week at the
Newport Aquatics Center. Colt to the
athlete -which includea wortd-dus
coaching. ncilitiel Ind equipment -is
about $150 a year, said Batllk, who plans
to compete at least twice oveneu in
1992.
"I want to expose the junior loam to
countries throughout Europe;• the coach
said. "I have already received an
invitation for the next Junior World
Championships in Japan, which won't be
held until 1995.''
Next year the junior team will be
I
~d to some or the top paddlen
around the &Jobe when athletes from
Oennany, Sweden, Finlud, France and
other countries travel to NAC to use the
renown trainin1 facility in preparation
for the Olympjc Oamea.
Seeing competitors or this caJibcr in
action is one the best learning tools for
youna athletes, said BatJik, whose junior
toam assisted at this year's Olympic
Festival in Loi Angele .
"The kids met the senio11 here H
buddies and didn't know they were
Olympians. When they saw these people
they knew winning all those gold medals
(12 in all), their eyes lit up," Batlik said.
"Now they want to strive for golds of
their own."
r
T bo Hverc East Coast
humidity appean to be
Robyn Ray•• •oat
nhauatifta ecMnuy this *9et io
the NadOnal Senior OrMI O>un
Ownpioftlhipt. Not the leADia
pla ·n. Ly, or Newport Beacb,
advanced to today's quarterfinals
in both linpea and doublet of the
United States Tennis ~tk>n
(USTA)-unctioned event with a
pair of victories 'on Wednesday at
the Germantown Cricket Oub in
Philadelphia.
Ray, director of teMil at the
Newport Beach Marriott Tennis
C lub, faces Jody Rush of
Washington in the sinalcs
quarterfinals today in the 4S·•fc
division after a 6-7, 6-3, 6-3 wan
over Walter Johnston of Georgia
in the Round of 16 on Wednesday.
The fourth-seeded Ray defeated
Paul Solari of Penn ylvania, 6-3, 6-
1, in the first round on Monday
and won by default over the
injured Don Yates of Maryland on
Tuesday in the second round.
Ray and longtime doubles
partner Fred Dri lling of
Washington, D.C. will square off
a g a i n t t J e ff 0 u i n n -Co r k y
Meinhardt in the doubles
quarterfinal today.
Ray and Drilling, partners at the
University of Arizona in the mid·
1960s, whipped David Lee-Jay
Gordon, 6-3, 6-2, in the second
round on Wcdne day.
Drilling-Ray, seeded second in
the 45 d1vi ion, knocked ofr Peter
Bostwik-Ron Newman, 6-4, 6-2, in
the first round on Tuesday.
Newport Beach's Lia Rousset (foreground) paddle harbor seas; in background are Newport1s Sam Couch (in white) and Vaclav Batlik of Long Beach.
"The hurpidity here is pretty
high, and for the western players
it's always tough," Ray said by
telephone from Philadelphia on
Wednesday.
"We're not used to it, but
conditioning becomes the mbSt
important thing. I'm playing well
-I'm just battling the fatiauc." WOLCOTT: Outrigger canoe r•na an mateur sport with prol1111ona11881111111 The semifinals arc scheduled for
Friday while the finals are slated
for Saturday. From 81
happy paddlers enjoying each other's
fnend-;h1p at a luau on the shore of
Avalon Bay
"This 1~ <,till a 'backyard' sport. You
can still h.ivc fun at this, ~hile doing
\omethmg unique in athletics after your
college playing days are ove r."
Wh itford, a boyish )7-year-old who
cla1mc; to h.ive "grown up at the Sea
Scout Ba<;c" in Newport &ach, has been
having fun at thb for as long a' he can
remember
I ollow1ng a rewarding ca reer as a
paddler, rower and sailor (not to
mentton holding the 1ntercept1on rernrd
at Newport Harbor High), Wh itford
helped form the Off.,hore Canoe Cluh in
I 'i"''I .tnd ha., coached the women to
their long string of victorie .
"Billy ha, been great for the spo11,''
race director Bud Hohl explained to me
Sunday during the men's race back to
NeWp<>rt.
"Originally it was JUSt beach boys
coming over here to do their thing,"
Hohl wen t on. "But in 1979, Billy and I
were approached to help make this race
a little more re pcctable."
Begun in 1959. the first race from
Avalon in Catal ina I<iland to the
Newpo rt Dune was organized by AJbcrt
I:. "Toots" Minvillc and featured a team
from Hawa11 rowing agatn t a team from
California. Lorrin Harmon, who at 78
was the Grand Mar hall of this yea r's
race, sel"\ied as the 'itcersman on that
fir'it California boat
Over the years, the race grew, . get upe'r competitive can."
prospered and, like so many good things.
eventua lly got out of control. followtng
some overzealous partying by the men's
crew , the race wa canceled from 1974
to 1979.
With the help of Hohl, Whitford and
many other . the sport was give n a
facelift and Avalon was gradually
convinced to allow the race to cont inue.
However, in an effort to curb rowdine s,
a provi ion was made that the women
paddle over to the 1 land and the men
paddle back to Newport the next day.
Another theory was offered by
Offshore men's coach Jeff Dilts, who at
30 1s a mere toddler on a grour. that
averages ove r 40 years of age. 'It's a
men tal game. That's why you don't sec
that many co llege kids out here. It takes
10 years to learn how to work with the
pain and know how to gauge yourself.
Drilling-Ray won the doubles
National Indoor Championships in
Salt Lake City last February.
Ash comt
"I think the attraction to this sport is
that anyone can do it.'' Whitford said.
"Any size, any shape, any age. There are
all di fferent levels and those who want to
So. there )OU have it. Whether it's the
challenge, the camaraderie, the
carbo-loading, the mental aspect -be it
sa ne or rn<;ane - or a combination of all
the above that make them do what they
do, one thing''> for sure: these athletes
arc certainly in a class by themselves.
And maybe that, after all, is what it's
all about.
Bulletin board
on.,.. c111••• The world'~ fastc'I omhore boats will be on
hand for the second ninnln' of lhe Lona Beach
Offshore Challe nge on unday. Sept l
As the 11xth stop of the Offshore
Prorc.sional Tour (OPT), the Long Beach
Cballenic will feature many of the world's bat
boat dnvers 1n hull-to-hu ll 1ettoo whidl Wl.11 be
Cree to the public.
The 17-milc counc will start 1n front or
Belmont Pier and will hua the shoreline or
Lona Bc1ch'a outer harbor. The counc will be
nin both uwdc and outside of the Lona Beach
brca lcwa ter
All rour OPT ~tcaorle will be competing In
l.ona Beech, includina the Iara«• racina boats
1n the world, the Supcrboltt. Up to SO feet
Iona 1111th multiple en11ncs that aencratc more
than 4,000 hor.c~r. thcac m1cbincs arc
capable or peed• lo eia:cu of 140 miles per
hour.
The competition is .ct to beam 11 noon with
v1e-1n1 area open at 10 1 m,
"9'!1CI ._
: Olympb Tour to Barcelona 1s bcina
offered by the Community Services or Oranae
C.Out end C.01 thnc community collescs.
Three different options lndudc a 13·nlpt
padtaae ror thole wantina to sec the ()pcniq
Ceremonies 1nd qualityll\I rounds; • l!·nl&ht
pac:ka&c for the finals and Oolana CeremonJCa;
and a Ml 18-nlaht packaac that coYCn alJ
eventt
Costs ranac from SJ,475 to Sl,865 and
1ndudc round-trip airfare from Loi Aqelca,
accommod1llon1, dally breakfast, airport
transfers and daily traotportation to Olympic
events , Tlctcts to null ere not lnduckd.
AalitllDCC ln onlcrfna Ucbtl will be pell to
all partlcipantt wbo atO ottkiaJly enrolled With
tbe Cornmunl!y ScM:a. 'Jlcbta will eo Oil aai.
In Afl'il. 10 UJly ciuolhDeot le encourqed.
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BRANDE : Women 's-coHege-~eas on o open
talented ph~ically and it will be
fun to watch her progreu
colleg.iately.
Loyola's recruit1n1 clau
included Tahlla Waaner, who wa
a teammate with Prentice and
Lara on Corona del Mar's 1990
state champion hip team. A
talented middle blocker who -
battlina for a tanina a ignmcnt
a a frc,hman, it will be excitina to
K O the matchup o( the two
fr hmen.
Another local I.MU talent who
will be rcturnina to the ,,le of
many of her c11citing moment H
the California Junior ( ollc
Pl•ycr o( the Year 1 Joli
Eberhart. Her udtcment and
cncrfY wdl urely help thO I iont'
team pf~.
..,. ....... Otfili ca1r1r
Irvine. Pe1c Wal" holdina hi a
econd annual Labor Day
Collegiate Tournament fcaturina
16 of the top DiVl ion II and
NAIA team . The tournament ii
Friday and Saturday. Southern
Cahfomia CoUeae 1 one of the
out tllndina teams panicipatina.
0 Our international team are
prcsent!Y involved in tho
NORCECA sames in Resin•,
Canada NORCECA atand for
ftqn~ Amcnca, Central A.irierb
and the Caribbean, and thtt
tournament is an Olympic qualifter
(re~mbtr my cntumn on our "8 ''
team attendina th Pan ArMrkan
Oamc 1).
While our men'• team h
already qualified for the next two
Olympte1 bated Cln at 1988 victOsy
in oul end the f1et that we arc
~ting the I~ Oama en
Atlanta, our women'• team ha yet
to 9ualify for Barcelona.
1 he women aro currently in a
scvcn·tcam round robin pool to
determino the top four teama for
the playuff . For the USA team to
qualify, we must beat Cuba and a
"ery improved Canada in the
playoff\,
I hopo that wo can qualify It
urc would not MCm Uko an
Olympiad W1thout our women in
the tournament.
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Bill Y1tdley and htcr Helfrich
whO defeated Kevin Droke ud
P1UI Barrett in tbe final. Al '*"'· a peat d.y WU had by d.
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MAILBAG:
From 83
and could hit opposing pla1ers so
hard they could hardly believe he
was only s-root-9 and weighed 160
pounds with shot puts in his pants.
He never received as many high
accolades or trophies as his
contemporaries, so his certified
credits were prohibitive. He wu a
master at eye and hand mechanic
which allowed him to later be a
consum· mate volleyball player, a
scratch golrer and one of the most
exciting daredeVll body surfers the
notorious wedge ever produced.
Again, we must illu tratc that he
was by no means a superstar as we
know them today, had he followed
some of his mischievous perform·
ances tn one-on-one combat he
certamly woul~ have gained some
prominent limelight as a pugilist.
He was blessed with blinding
hand speed and the will to win at
everything includmg the ~positc
sex. We have not seen hun 10 over
20 years but understand through
the g ip channels that he till
possesses competitiveness an high
ladder racquetball, an occasionil
pickup softball or basketball game.
His agility and a.race were certainly
poetry in motion.
Legendary would not be the
proper appellation to identify him.
But he must be con idered as a
man who oould pick up a pana.ng
tool without any prcindoctnnation
and master it with expediency an '
proficiency.
Onty too often does a male or
female athlete oomc along who
never gets credit for their
versatility. They are the few who
don't gamer the headlines a.nd
trophies, nor do they receive the
applause and adulation, becau c
they look beyond fame and fortune
and consider it ju t plain old
countr1 fun wh ile many
overpubhci.zed ,ocks wallow in the
pnnt of their achievements.
He's probably in his late SOs by
now, but the last aossip
notifications had him either flying
fut airplanes, skydiving o,r
travclina adventurou ly around the
countryside on his Harley-
oav;dJOn k>okina for a pickup
aamc.
So, in ooocluslon, t hope this is
a tcstimoniaJ to those aU·around
types whose contributions made
t.M ~ws..wb:al they ba.vc been
and that they receive some of the
recognition for their dedtcation.
And as I (an old relic)
oontemplato aemna out the old
roe.kin& chair for my twili&ht yun, r Shall always bo ln~ircd when
I'm ready to hana 'cm up by the
duzlina and uperlative mcmori
1 've had of my idol, whOIC prob= still knoduna them ~n
and ina them up, the guy who
had 11 alt 1nd I hope •hercver ho
mlaht be, 111'1 doe : and ho '9
undoubtedly th• (inc!lt all·around
athlete Harhor High over
prOdUCed.
I • referrint to Dkk Campbell
who I understand ttlll reside
omewhcrc in South Oranae
County. Thanb for t9'e mcmoric •
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Liil __,., dieeppointJas 4-13 overall lbowina is now a distant •••DfJ· bdlera CaliforDia ColJete mea•1 IOCCCr coach 08\'C Mel 16" ii •*-IO llMJiw tbil ,elr'1 ~Ilion ii much improyed.
The v...-• will pt their ftnt chance at .redemption this weekend
Widl ...-...... home matchel apimt Hawaii Pacific on Friday at 3
p.m. ud Cladidan lteritap at 1 o'clock Saturday.
HWe"ve 11>1 a FOd IJOUP of about 12 rctumina playera, a couple who
recWainccl I.a ,ear, ud we've added about five or'° new p!ayera to the
poup." uid Mclcilh who is ent.,.. his lixth year at the helm o( the
v~ a.we feel ot thole tiYe, three are really impect playen.
la the ..... sec bu endured a toup preconlcruce ICbedule, wbicb
lalt year iild'*d the lita of national champion UCLA.. This 1Car'1
•te fcatura eome aood teams, but is alJo balanced, preeentin& the
~rtunity for the V1npa.rda to cany M>me more--~~--~
victoriCI into Golden State Athletic Conference play.
••we're k>oking a Joe better than Jut year, and we
dUnk we have the chance for tome more earlier
aucc:ea.es than in the Pllt." laid Mcl..eish.
"Our put tcheduJea bfte been auemely difficult,
now we feel it'• about half-and-half. We llil1 have
Cal State Northridae, Cal State DOmiapaez Hilla
(1tron1 DMiion l 1ehoota), 1lon1 with USD
(Uai¥eraity ot sa:n Diqo, a put national dwnpt0n
in Division flt)." ·
Heading the YanfUarda' offense ii Greg Olson, Mcl.ehh
8aaebel manager from some other planet ... •-CNllll =· 7.11 ... Jt -Clillllll • 1 • •1-c--.. ...... 1.
ft ... ..... a .-... -the leadina scorer m the GSAC last season. Returning junior Bob
Hutings anchon the team'& defense.
4:30 p.m.-Br,vu-Phillies, ™·
S.30 pm.-AJl&els-Brewcn, Q . S.
7:30 p.m.-ESPN.
7:30 p.m ~Cabs-Dodaen. SC, WON.
Pro latbttle.11 (WaL) s p m. -Playoff came, SC.
Collete F'ooGall
6:30 p.m.-Oa. Tech·Penn Sc .. PT.
·Hone RKln1
8.30 p.m. -Del Mar replays, Cb. S6.
I 10 a.m.-Del Mar replays, PT.
== -~
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Pro r...._a (CPL)
10:30 p.m. -Sktchwn·Edmonton. PT.
Trxk alld n.N '
12 30 a.m.-IAAP World mce1, Oi 4
lltADIO
laHball
S:JO p.m.-Anacls·M1I , KMPC (710).
7 p.m -Pirates.Padre'!, KFMB (760).
7:30 p.m. -Cubs· LA, KA.BC (790).
-By ~a•I• Brostttltotls
lbe goaltendina chora wiU be decided between (or shared by)
returnee Mike Dendel and ne.comer Ansel Rua.
Other key pcnonnel include junior defender Scott Dameron, who i
return.in& alter brcakins a foot and ma.ma about two-thirds of the
season fut year; midfielder Carloi Miramontes; and two incoming
freshmen, Nguyen Tran, a 9_Uick forward. and Costa Catroupolis. a
trona midfielder from Austnha.
"We feel we have a aood chance to at least qualify for the playoffs,"
said McLei h. "Last year, I think we outplayed some teams in
conference, but didn't win. Th.is year's team has talent and the fiaht
attitude to do well."
AU T O DEALER DIRECTORY
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your cholc• wtth only
5% down. No clollng
COIC. M9ded. Thll I•
not a VA, FHA or 9q·
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cetve 100% ownerahlp
6 100% tax ben•flt1.
Mull have clean credit
and 1t•ble Income
Call Co-Equ:ty. Agt 23~34
R1ncho Sant•
Margarita
Brand new lg 3BR
2"'1B• modern Medi·
1errane•n home wt
oce•n. city Hs & mt
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highly upgrededl A
value at S599,950 w/
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RENTALS AVAILABLE
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3 Bed + den, 2.58A, Incl. No gar/pet•
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CREEK VILLAS
Condominium
Homes
1-2 Bedroom1
From $108,990
Golf Courae
Nelghbort:ood I
714/589-2883
tl':e San Juan Orwp
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By e>wn.r s:Je0,000.
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SpaclOUI 3BR 38A
oce1n vi.w home w/
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form din rm Fam rm
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S4S7,500 w!Term•I
OP•N TODAYI
PATIUCK HNC>Ra
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Wat•rlronl Home• Inc.
Realtora
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de·NC 12100 Avl 9/1.
ReMu 84a·•78'7
831·1400, 790-3600 ••CREST elCec 280
TIRED of high r9"t a(ld 3BA, partl ocn vtew,
tong-term leues? We uni Avall Sept 5, yr 11•
have Interim ••ecuttve S1240/mo 838-7488
houllng In dHlrable ••NEWl .. NEWI
•r•a• for $400-48R, 3BA 1uper up-t800 per mo. Muat graded condo In atuff9
have quellty tuml•h· $2500/mo 723·8 t 14
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Comm pool S2 too. pet•. Credit / & ,.,,
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Flnl1heefRestorallon Comm.'I, R••· etc.
All quallry 548-5375 ,.559309. Wayne IM0--
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Sbc montha. 3BR, 2BA, M•-u•. •73.7353 parking. Mtllr p,..._ -~ <> For more lnfonnatlon Repair Pro 15 Vn
lf1MOOO 3BR 2~BA Newport * 1BR 1BA Dph1, 8tep1 CALL TODAVll Powef RHtretchlng
ltaul'• c....t..UOtt.ft,
drlv•waya, patio•, room eddltlonl, MW
c utting, concr•••
remov. Lie. 254724.
838-1043 or 831-3528.
Terrace. No peti. to Big Corona Bch ASK FOR lnatall NIM a UMd Elt>ct11r.tl If.I
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54()..3798
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tjlfM!fa-d"Ull. 751·3478 11150/ mo. tMe-2184. $1 ,000/mo. w/d & utll CANDY Fatt/!M1-1972/8•rvlc• **KMS Electric, UOY, Incl 53&-3824 11gt. room _ .... It'-----'I-A.&....nMA 3 LOTS 3BR 2BA condo. walk -..... ....,. .. , ,.._ CllATO'I ...,...RN to bchl Pool, Jae, 2 2BR 2BA, lg. w /d , Your Ing fem, lghta, ptuge, CompllelYnMlli•l9l'IOI PPrw1c.,ul.1 2.107
3 ConUguoul Iota In 3 h ... IO Nnd. 2BR, cw ger. Lee ettt, az St050 • aec. SeNlc. OlrectMy panel upgred ... ffrM A'M ~ Cll n2.o41' CanMry VIiiage .,.. 19A 0 k DI 1 t•rmer 213-458-1939 675-2847 Call atter R•pr .. •ntatlve "tlm•tH 487 .. 10t • aetoaa from city park· · K • n ng rm 6PM a .. 2 _,.'12• / Drlvew •ya.patto.. Uc ,.902591 "'--hole• -u-a-a
I lot S n bl t Gae & water paid 38R COTTAQa. Fum, ---· -------v.. ~ 1 • ~ ---------• .,...,, .....,... """"'° no . u. • or $t150+dep 722-7178 .tepm to bch, .............. 409'.AA ACACIA Ext 310 path• .. c. No -IDO ELECTRICIAN Monthly/Wkly or 1
r•aldW1tlal-commerlcal petto , frplc,..-.Zici'. Duplex, upirtalr• unh, &11\111 "-'· U.. hM uc.4'617884 time. Fr•t11t.2•1·t840
devefoj;":«;tOoo 11300/mo wlmer. Avail 2Br, 1Ba. $1076/mo ---------t Mickey 638-0653 (714) 844M230 ••.....a•e oa,._,..._,
Marlfte & R••I••,.. ttal V«y rMaOnab ..
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PAINTING PLUI
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W.P. YOUNQQUllT
P•ntlng CentJICtor
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400 l/f fa.miry rm, 38R 673-4400 38R, 3 -·-, ....... 2 .. ,... QRUT LOCI So. or Craft1man1hlp, con-ming, removal, d9an-.__ ......._pl • ~
2Ba. frplC, big back 2Br 1 BA hM, IO or aq. ft. 'c;{~ ~ PCH, nr OCMnl 2Br The Callt. Public LJIUj,. cr91• 6 block. FrM Serv Np8/CM 15 yrs upa, aprtnki.ra lnltall. ~ t'E I 11111
lawn. N. MeN Agt PCH Frplc, beemed MB/vl9W. Format din-28•, frplc, gar $1045 ~9JIR~~!~-:'~.':: eet.· Comp•tltlv• -~~~:=e 6 re.,.ir. 5!5().e318. WOflc. ~~
•239•900 646-TecMI c•ll•. grndr, gar S1100 Ing. Beel< B•v. Pvt •P• AVI 9'1• S•4-099S houaehold good• prlc ... 751 -8535• LAWN maJnt. RMJCom. lernll I~ 554-783t COLLEGE PARK Avl 10/t . 4~11 S2200/mo 850-8325 QRUT 8TUDIO. lllo, mover•. print their ORTIZ CONSfflUCTION New IOd. ~ ·~ Retrtuoco 15 9'*
Cinderella home 48r 3BR 2BA prime 11rMt 4Br 2~8a Eaatbluff 0 •11 c•bln•t•. part P.U.C. Cal T numt>.r, Muonry-C~ .. • Pa· tem.. C .. an ups. Tr... blHtln~patcring/•~
3be • bonu• rm, Hb Hlll1 Lg blcyrd, nu condo, 2 car gar. furn, w/d , ulll pd llmo'a a Challffeur"• lloa-Orlvew•Y•· Paint. trim ''"Ht l58f.0443 dltlon1. Cl••n/R••
hrdwd nra, air, trptc, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1cn, BA. Fr drm Avl. pool, 1pa, 11eoo1mo.1_s_7_45_f_mo_._&4CM __ 25_5__ print tMlr T.C.P num-Unclclpt MlkeS.8-3098 l'aNc•e.OAT••. THE GRDll IClll eonable, tic. 63&-a11• .
.cc .• ~r::w.~" & llQ CANYON lmmed 919-755-9329 Pet. Ok lf15-e585 Lg 18R •pt, nu paint, ~!n ,:'~°"~~ Mew R.-er. AIOwoocti i.-T~ IMllllatllnt
5000 720-1174 CAPE COD 8eok 8" ....._, 3BR good loc. utll Ind .• '(°'1 queatlon about tn. a. c:.dWPoll,.... Cli\M. Spr1nlclef ~ A• t 1 ti 7eo-or TOWNHOllE N.....-ty bYIH 2 •rv 38R 2BA Hee condo, :'~5/:~~·17~~~~ • gallty of a m oY9f, limo Jim Whyte 8'2·7209 TrM Trlmmlnefft•moval • ucco, pa n ng,
ON TH• GOLi' 2¥•BA w/frplc, garde~ 3 cw ga.r. $l325 or chauff•ur, Catt• .IACK K--DV TILE J.M. C....etvott.ft uwn ~ ·~ 597 .. 7•4• Uc. 2MOQ6, R6'M*11
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'#911 malnt compi.x.
1232.000. 842-9304
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car garag9. 28R 2Ba gar 6 H e ayst•m 8LUl'JfS 4BR 2\-\Ba, mtaalon. 71.._.....151 ~ REPAIR All typn ........... ~,..Mt. at. Uo • .,.._. •
2 i.v.4, cvatom lhU1· 8•et value In town Patio, 2 cer garag9 S91 leo o..o.ft of P9Wf'I. W .. hlng & 71•/IA1·2•A9 VICTOR'e Prof. Oar·
tar1, n•w carpet, 12t00/mo. 575-2311/ Nr comm~•hr:: SpllefOua • ,--i-28R S..IJng 487..W& d.,, a Maff'lt. uno-~~K 876-33t t. $USSO Bkr ... ,. apt• Quiet, cool THI AAIA1M.&1 Keping 10 'fl'8 •llP· Cll & • 'T'"' ... LOVELY 38R. 2,,..,8A •LUl'l'S TWnhM on oc.-n brMH. Pool.. ""........ fJcoet. refa, 41M731
780-6000or720-1174 hOme 3 block• from grnblt, 3BR 2~8a, COV9r-.d parking. Add~'9m0d. o.n. DIM the nu UN
b•ach. Frplc, huge P•tlo, 2 car gar, f/p, 54&-033e. er•I A•P•lra and la•kV 1t1ow•r1-Acld ~-I
~twrwr r1·t< i 1
kltch. wood noor1, nu cpt 11700 avtJ:l'1-.-~-. --n9W--•s>M--loU-• Handymen •w'loee ..ti & r9Qf0Ut. N9W
garden•r. lndry rm, Ownf/8'tr e84 ae lBR WO. QuleC El 'JIO.,_ 6 Aepeit, &Mhroom ..
REALTORS• guarrn•gaS.;'"OOFurn/mo or un-DUPLU up1trw 28r Mde loc, 880. cabfe, !~ .. ~· IQto.LI fl · ~ 28a, gar, betcOny, bft( gar avall. 831-e427 .-...... ra..-tum.,.ng c.
873-4 t v to bch t 1200/mo !!yr! O c 873-«>N
IAYPIOllTll ao Otr HWYi Upp.r (eti}l&M639 . ·::~.::. :== TILE lnltaned/R .. red.
PrernMw 48A. pvt ctock ~! 1:a, 1 car U-· llA8T8&.Ul'P. Move Cat OK. Can Pam, ~gt AllD OOMMaROIAL Prompt Col.Nout ~
w/45' hyd~ ~·· 'V''t Diana bf10ht, •n todey, 9upef • ... •4• •• .., R•PIHG•llATIO•. ,.,.. .......... ICM
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Hll now 1•11,000, Upetra 28R 1~ 09-UDO Ill.I
Agt, e71 4eM '9Q9 Frtg I W/d Mn
NaT MWPT aUY1 No peta. 7t•\o\ l'..-no 4M, 38A U1IO/ mo.
OfiEN SAT/SUN 12-5 '-f 11200 IAO-SU• Avail M~ .... , ..
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A LITTLE
CRAZY
Ht, do you have en-
ergy to do 90m4t crazy
thlnga? Ar• you at
least average? Over
50, 5'8" Call me, I am
ready. #2907. ·
ARE YOU llY
IOULMATE?
Fmvt-h. young, atttac-
llva. Wanted, non-
1m okar, lntelllg ent
man under 70, over
5'8". #2893
ATTRACTIVE
INTELLIGENT
alza e. S WF. 5'3", NS,
&Olah , look 40lah,
dally Jogger, C OM,
loves travel, thMtar,
dancing s .. klng rela·
tlonahlp, trim prof
SWM wllh young
l<Mu. humor Al288t
CASUAL
CONTENT
TOMBOY
OW F, 42, With two
tota. Average appear-
anc.. actrva, emotion·
ally and flnanclaJty ...
cure, lntalllgent. Sffk·
Ing together, pat1ant
friend for my boyll
and me "2911
HAPPY
PRETIY.
PLAYFUL
Wrltar, photographer.
5'7"', 40 yrs .. sMks
SWM, 38-SSlah who
enfoya mualc rock to
claaslc a. movies
beach. advanturaa
llf\d just playful llmH
tau-that #2878.
HEY
YOU
If you are an hon.st
man, shctylsh, call ma
#2892
I WANT
YOU
Are you lntalllgant
honaat, active, alngla, one & one only Let a
meet aoon to eel·
ebrate each othar
#2909.
LADY
WITH
CLASS
ArtJacllva, family Of•
anted, 5 4 121 lbs
lffkl attractive WM,
80'• IOf companion·
ahlp Prefer tall, com·
paulonata. young at
heart, with hOOe•ty.
lntegrlty and Mn•• of
humor "2905
FIND
LOOKING llEKINO ADVillTURoUI DMCU ION RIUGIOUS FOR RIGHT OUTQOlllQ UDY WITH SWM profeu lonal
SOUi.MATE MAN WMTID FOXEI ~~u: i~.11·;a;'0~~:r:
Energetic, flt, educa-Warm, aff1ctlon11a, Sllm, n/s. WF who en-Tall NewPor1 antrepr• s· 1 o •. non-smoker,
tor, blue-eyed bru-anfoya akllng. danc· joys the out Of doora, naur with fu t ffft and drinker Enjoys moun·
nene, 38, ldventur• Ing. trevel, music Are long walkt & . talks. aloW hands, th, wttty, talns, d•••rt. eamp-
aoma, yet down-to-you Hlf confident are DWM. 47, 8'. 180 lbs., gregarious and caring, Ing, tithing. science,
earth, ... ka on• ape-you-you? lf2891 ••n•• of humor. affk• up-beat, youth· p es TV See6la mo-cl•l. alnc9f• man to ...;;.._...._, ______ , #1897. . ful, beautiful, beach nogamoui re1auon·
share llfe 'a advan-SLWY IDVEllTOROUIT) blonde who wants her ahlp with SF "1901
turH. #2910. EASY SHklng allm, non· IOH curted #1911. RICH
LOVES
TO
LADY 1moklng woman With FUNNY ORIENTAL an open mind and
but really only te11y, h .. rt Muat love the FRIENDLY Bruce L•• (Born
Ha Ha I'm aure any· outdoon, se llng, ••· COMPASSIONATE Again) SMka 27-36.
one call no me wilt ploftng. sharing, spon-SWM, 35, •1, 170.... under 5'7 • le11 than LAUGH
SWF, 20, 5'5", 115
lba .... aMkl SWM Must
b e active , have a
have a sense of tan It 1 i. 'Ir' "' l'lumorll Look 40l1h, • y, I mp pie• hkH music, movlH, 120 tbs Love music 1urea. and yourself oomedy, beaches. (lglesl11 to each) feet nineteen. #2894 I'm 48, t•ll, allm, .. rt b ... 1887 .. awap meets, b•ck· •Po •, .. r ...
HnH of humor and SORRY
enfoy th• oudoora & l'M PICKY moonlight #29t3
Looking tor m111 50 • • PRETTY 6' • honest. alnc•r•. SHAPELY full of energy. ready
ILONDE for aome crazy thlnga
Slngl• only 12908.
SWF, succaaaful ex-VERY
ecutlve, humorou1,
non-rellgloua. lovH INDEPENDENT
wMkends away. ski· Romantic, opt1ml11.ic.
Ing, laughter S..k• enjoy travel, 1khng
SWM 35-45, auccesa-Looking for gentleman
ful, attractive, witty, 45-65, energauc, hon·
communicative, n/1/d. Ht Are you rNdy 10
Committed relation· go? Call •2908. ship marriage '2875 1.....::;.._ __ W_AL_K ___ _
SAMIA
SAMU
SAMU
Born In Br1111, OWF,
44, lun redhead, al·
tractive, •••k• n •
male 1tttractwa, flnan·
clally aacure, must
love kids, music and
llf• #375
SEEK I NO
IN DIANA
JONES
SWF Jt 59 120s
beauty, 10ok1ng lo• ex-
otic, 1nternat1onal ••·
ac ullva. tor llkawtse
w oman Stlmulatlng.
ae1venturou1 athletic
& 1p1r11ed Call tor a
p ros pectlva date I
"29t2
SEEKING
UNDERSTANDING
FRIEND
SWF. newr married,
5'4", 40, fOf a lasting
retallo nahlp En1o y
wolklng, d1nmg mov-
IH and hiking Look-
ing for SM 35--45 Let'•
meal 900nl #2877
SEEKING
UNDERSTANDING
GRANDPA
INTME
RAIN
You don't mind tor·
algn acc~nt? You are
• man 48·64. honest?
Let 1 catch the train I
am ready for you call
#2890
WANTED:
BEST FRIEND
Petite, attractive slngle
mom 32 aMk• 'Spe
c111 So meone" tor 11n
care ralatlon1hlp Ac
t111e, friendly, outgo
Ing, secure Many In·
tereata Prefer non-
amoker. Wiii anawer
all 1"2880
Seekinq
omen 3004
ADVENTUROUS
DESIRABLE
LADY
that wants to feel
loved and 1pprecl-
1ted You are w&1m,
friendly e 11citmg. ma·
tura that w1U be ma•·
aaga. romance wtlh •
real peraon. "1884
BLOND HAIR
BLUE EYES
SWM 5 9 14-0 lbl ,
lovea to b1k1, a¥wlm
and play 1por11.
IMlcl SW~ with a•me
lnteraata Only thoaa
who are '"king nu-
tu r Ing ralatlonshlp
aho1·ld re1pond .
cure, with two Hll-rub a , monogamy SINCERE
boata (one each SHklng WF, 28-40,
coast). a condo at the cute, slim, stable. hu·i AND
river. frM travel, and moroua, lntelllgent. DEPENDABLE an open•ndld future f 1 .. un "' .. 14 SWM 70 •• S 'S ". Thing• I'm not· Mar-.....;;.;__;~-----
rtld, bOnng, r1ch. con-INTENSE smoker. flnancially .-..
form11t Thlnga t am· Rl\&lauTIC a.-cure. meet W F. 8o's?
Happy, aacure, mo-""""' -For l11tlng relatlon-nogamoua, affection· Ha Is handaoma, &4, ahlp, lat'a talk 111900
ate, waiti""" for youl ad'19nturou1, Mml re-SINGLE .. ., ttred executive, 8'2",
# 1885 allm OWMNSW De· MOM BACHELOR 11ra1 1ttrac11vtt. 1ov1ng. WANTED!
FATHER r:::1~~-~:! ... ~:~~ SOM, 47, 5'10", pro-
OWM, 39. 5'10", 172 able for aalllng, travel. fe11lon11. reliable, hu·
Iba • wnh 8 year old g9fdanlng, charltiea, morous, athlellc, good
d•U9hlet. enj()yll tam-cultural h .. lthtul ac-communlcalor EnJoya
Uy out1ng1 u -11 aa ttvttl" Sha ahould be kids, famlty Ille, moun-
datH S...a commit· caring. compatible, taint, beach, travel,
tad lady, any race No frff to share hla Ille. mo v I• I • mu 1 I c
yupP'H • 1 aee ,_ 1905 • t 933
CALIFORNlA
ROMANTIC
GUY
OWM, 28, 8 1 .. , l'land-
aome, 170 Iba • look·
Ing for a caring pretty
lady, SWF,or SBF, 2t·
30. Entoy dancing.
sports. moY.lea and
Ilk•• to din• OUI
#1932
CEASE
THE
MOMENT
This v•ry hand1ome.
call. flt. lnlalllgent lov·
Ing, romantic, alncere
P ... IOnat• and real",
30'1 gentleman s"k•
an affluent. generous
woman lor Iha moat
exciting, 1dv.nturou1
and apeclal relatlon·
ship of our llfe-
tlm• Do It, calll
1111912.
CHIVALROUS
IOLD
STRONG
LOOKING STILL AKID FOR A OWM. 5 9 ", 50, frt & CHANGE fun Curley locf1:1
Gantt.man aMkl lov-Dancer Weekend run-
Ing caring lady for awayll. Clark Gable,
help with crou draas-Erroll Flynn Need
Ing and for compan-
1
EARTHY, 401sh cvue
lonshlp. I am nice for maybe alwaya
looking mlddl• aged. " 1 ao3 well educated, Inter-____ T_AL_L ___ _
••ling and person-
able. #1902 DARK
LOOKING
FOR
MORE
than • one night
stand bul leas than
marrlaga? Attractive
SBM, 28, ... ks ad·
vanturoua SF " t 9 t 3
LOVES CHURCH
OPERA
DANCING
HANDSOME
sec1... ... llncere nth·
lettc 0::1:, ~If. seek•
m1t.J1 • l'?nast, sen·
.Jal WF, 23-33 5·4 ...
8 tor monogamous
romance or fun data
Call to compare 1nt•r·
"" 11889
TALL
ROMANTIC
WIDOWER
L oyal dependable,
educated, tun lovlng,
non-smoker. fl nan·
clally secure. no chll·
OWM, 47, 5 8 •• 180
lbs flkes commit·
ment. kids. alrptanes
and above Looking for slender OWF 35-45 dren, •••kl pretty
to share cloH rala-lady, 4-0 to 55, with
tlonshlp I'm a stock· good mo ral ethlcal
broket & MBA. #1881.1 values Many lntera111 to ahare 111898
From 80-70, honest
and caring, for Irland·
ahlp and outing•· I'm
80 · brown •YH and
hair. 5 8 • ahy quiet
and lonely, ntc• lady
lf2179 "'9t5
5 1 o ·. 250 lbs . black
hair, brown ayea, 30
yr1 , Blue Collar ....
cure-aoldler. Ilk•
dasert, mountains,
beach NMd CfNmy
skinned lall redheed
to bu!( In my love &
bear me son1. Co1ta I Meaa #1888. iiiiilii
CH•LO CAM NeaCMID fAOt' I dlldr9" "-our
tiome. t ·SO•Mo
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FOUND: 8ttOf1 hlllfed tr ansfer lee. C all COOK t o prepar •
bl9dt 6 wtWle pup. Nr Steph.,,.. 883-9200 home cootced...,.. ~ • lrW'9 In C M . John Wayne Tennla l'PMll• • daher '° If Club FamMy Mam'*· Cjtlzan'a NB Panin
ahlp. The price la hm• 8 Oya/Wk ..... right. 860-3782 ....,. Rw e7a.1Ma
TALL
COWBOY
ABSOLUTE il§'F
LOVE & ROM~NCE
TONIGKT
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Age 28, 8'7", 229 lbs ,
•••king attractive young blond filly, age
21·24 , who knows
how to have f\ln and
en)oy9 lhe beach and
romance. hke moon-
llght w alk• on th•
beach and late night
kl11lng by • fire and
drinking champagne
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SWM, 25, 5't0", t80
IMkl atl'lklng SWF
22·27 wrth 1p1rn and
1n1a111ct. lnvotvamcmt
1n community or c'1ar
lty events a plua Must
also Ilk• baseball
games golf and work
ing out, u well as ,
Mahbu Sunsels long
embraces and humor·
out interludes Call
me "1904
HOW TO RESPOND
TO
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OWM 48, 5 '11 ", 175
Iba • O s Business-
man, healthy stable &
ava1tabt• II you are
trim. loving. Ilk• oul·
doors & • non-
smoket, call " 193 1
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SWM, 31, looking for
stncer• WF, 2~35 to
be pen pals, In Pe ..
.. an Gulf 1111 Thanks-•
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Honesty, cleanliness
stressed at Ral-lysport
By Amy Yoong
F inding a 200d mechanic
isn't easy. 'they're known
for being extremely dirty,
sneaky enough to give you ~ low
estimate to get you In the door
and then suddenly finding
hundreds of dollars worth ol
expenses needed for your car
immediately, and then returning
your car in time for you to find
something else wrong with it.
Good night's rest assured
by SI ep Center Plus in NB
At Rallysport Engineerin$. In
Costa Mesa, the people aren t like
that. •we take the time to do it
right," said Paul Ludgate, who
owns the business witfl his wife
Kathleen, "and we try to be up
front wltn everyone."
A clean environment
surrounding them, Ludgate and
his associate, Dana Dalton, are
very concerned with tidiness and
professionalism. Oil isn't found
spilled itll over the floor and parts
are put away, not strewn
throughout the garage.
, • """1 Yoofll phOlo
Dana Dalton (left), Paul Ludgate at Rallysport Engineerfng.
spec1dl1zes In Subarus and always had an interest in cars,"
Mitsub1shis. he said.
Most Subaru and Mitsubishi Ludgate came to California in
W h i I e Ludgate and owners are sent directly to the 1980 to race cars. He won three
Dalton work on the dealerships whenever anything out of six races and continued to
cars, Kathleen Lud~ate goes wrong because the pursue the sport until about
handles all the bookwork inside. mechanics usually don't have the 1989, when he and his wife
That way, both the engineering equipment to work on these types decided to open up a garage.
,rnd · the expense work arc of cars Otherwise, they don't R allysport Engineering
handled by professionals. Each of know the technique. belongs to the California
them concentrates on their own Although these two cars are Ute Automotive Service
individual !'o b so a<, to do the best makes tlfat they are tackling at Council (ASC), a sort of a
work po<-s• JIP. the moment, the people at watchdog organization that holds
Thie. -.<'rvice-orient<.•d business Rallys port Eng1neeriog handle its mem6crs to a certain code of ha~ be<>n 1n operation on the west Nissan, Toyota and Ford along ethics.
,,cJl' of l <hta Mesa for five years. with ~ny others you bnng to In order to be a member of this
By Mf'/ Young
T ~~8
the
aren't just slee
set on the ha~ anymore.
Because of this, people have
certain ideas and demands about
what they do sleep on. The
people at Sleep Center Plus in
Newport Beach pride themselves
on meeting all of thme demands.
"PeoP,lc work bird for their
money, ' said Larry Tabeling, who
owns the store wi!h his associate,
Susan Weinstein. "They expect to
be treated well and get their
mone~ worth."
BeCclusc it 1s th only store m
the area, both Weinstein and
Tabeling run into their customers
everywhere. "I en1oy the people
her(' and am ... ef) ClCClled aoout
becoming •ttte ~ourcc in the
nclghborf\oOd," said Wein tcin.
0 pen for about a month
and a half, Sleep Center
Plus houses all the top
name brand mattresses for under
department store prices. Some of
the brands carried arc Sealy,
Spring Air, Sterns and r ostcr,
Ai refoom , Kingsdown and
Roxalpedic.
'We carry the very best that's
available," said Weinstein.
This 1s the only shop in Orange
County carrying the Ror.alped1c
mattress. It is all natura , made
directly from the rubber tree.
Because of this, it has no
petrochemicals in it and is
sensitive to all allergies.
However, Sleep Center Plus
carries more than just mattresses.
round bere arc head and foot
boards as well. Also, if you don't
see exactly what you're looking
for, bring tn a picture and the
people here will custom make 1l
for you. Although they specialize
in mattresses and things that go in
a bedroom, that goes Tor anything
ranging from a headboard to a
dining room table.
"I can make anr,thing,"
Weinstein commented, 'whether
your preference is for extremely
unique or traditional."
Presently 1n the store are many
out-of ·the-ordinary head and
footboards and beds. Their wood
collection comes in all stain ,
styles and finishes, as do their
other pieces. Custom upholstery
alr;o is available.
W einstein grew up in the
bed business. Her
father owned Ross
Maher in Garden Grove, and
Weinstein loved the work so
much that she has now opened
up her own s~ialty store.
As for Tabeling, he was in the
mattress business In his early 20s,
giving him an edge on the
competition. "I enjoy finding
unique lines and just aealing w1tn
the public in general," said
Tabeling.
Sleep .Center Plus is, one place
where the people really do meet
all of their customers' needs. The
owners are Oexible and "we go
out of our way to take rare of our
customers," Tabeling commented.
Because of this, they have
incorporated a free delivery and
pickup service.
If you want products that meet
all your wildest dreams at low
prices with service based around
you, call Sleep Center Plus in
Newport Beach at 833-0551 . The
store is located at 3601 Jamboree
Road at BristoJ Street. Business
hours are Monday through Friday
from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday
from 10 to 6 p.m. clnd Sunday
from 11 to 5 p.m.
"n" thl'rc is a new shop on them. council, Rall ysport Engineering
N1 \. .. port Boulevard Rallysport Originally from New Zealand, must meet some strict tand;mfc; ~ ni?trWl'rtng has been '" business Ludgate has been working on cars Call Rallysport Engineering 1n
rnr .1 couple of months and since the early age of 15. "I've Costa Mesa at 54-8·0978 fof
--------------------------. clean, dependable service with a
Homeless children get free school supplies
You can bri11tu" any room of your
/tom~ With tlf'1f)' SaVlnf M f /Jpg by
Wt"1to•. Our fri,fldly liunud ln-
sral/us can IHauli'fy your home owr-
nfght ... with I day ln.stallation.
Sh,d som' litltt on tlte subject.
Call today for your
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smile. Their hours arc Monday
and Wednesday from 8 a.m to 8
p.m., Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. ;ind
Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
M any chifdren wake up
and prt•par<' for the
school day and . the
new school year with an abun-
dan c of new fashionable clothes
and stacks or notebooks, paper,
pens, pencils and school supplies
-some of which they pro 't
will not even use.
Little do mo l of tht'se childr
realize that these simple
"necessities" are considered
luxuries to many other children
whose families can't afford to
purchase thew materials. Even 1n
"wealthy" Orange County, poor
and homeless children liead to
M:hool dressed m the same soiled
clothes they wore the day before.
This Saturday the Oran8c
County Rescue Mission will
conduct a "back to school"
bad,pack and dotbing giveaw4y
for the neeriy and-flomeless
children or Orange county at the
mission, 1901 W. Walnut St.,
Santa Ana . The mission initiated
this event for the purpose of
giving these needy children a
chance to start the school year
with new school supplies and
clothes that they could not
otherwise afford.
Homeless men will be stuffing
the 1,000 backpacks both today
and Friday at the Orange County
Rescue M1ss1on.
"We want to give the homeless
and poverty-stricken children a
fighting chance at school,"
explained John lands, executive
director of the m1ss1on. "There
arc over 3,000 children living on
the street today in Orange
County, and each of them n~s
to know that we love them and
that we're going to help them."
Businesses inclu ding
Disneyland, Target Stores, LSA, I(.
Mart Stores, BIC, Faber-Castell
and Stuart Hall all have made
major gifts toward this project. In
dddition, many churches
i--------------~--~----------'"---------------. including Mariner's Church of
Newport Beach, St. Paul's
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Presbyterian Church and Cerritos
Baptist Church -with individuals
like Rams quarterback Jim Everett
have joined together to offer
volunteer assistance, financial
contribu t ions and clothing
donations for the PVCnt
The all-morning giveaway will
consist of the backpack handout
of school m,<terials to homeless
children, foll(>wcd by a free lunch
for the children and their families.
The clothing and school giveaway
i schcdulea from 9 to 11 a.m.
and the lunch is set from noon to
1 pm.
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HEALTHY HEART RECIPES
Cereals are coming out of the cupboard for more than
breakfast these days. With the growing concern about fat and
cholesterol's role 1n heart disease. choosing foods that are
nourrsh1ng as vvell as heart healthy 1s a challenge This 1s
where ready-to-eat cereals are f1nd1ng a new role -as recipe
1ngred1ents that are easy to use and meet today's nutrrt1on
recommendations -with added bonuses.
Cereals-which are prrmanly complex carbohydrates-
are derrved f(om plant. not animal sources. They are .very low
1n fat. naturally free of choles terol and contain fiber \N'hen
ready-to-eat cereals are used as a recipe 1ngred1ent. they can
brrng nutrrt1onal pluses For instance. w hen more of our calo-
rres come from complex carbohydrates like cereals. our need
for 1ngred1ents high 1n fat and cholesterol often decreases
The added bonuses are that ready-to-eat cereals are fort1-
f1ed w ith vitamins and minerals. and are versatile and conven-
ient co use 1n recrpes
The recipes here show how a varrety of POST ready-to-eat
cereals can be used as healthful 1ngred1ents 1n main dishes
with an ethnic fla ir. The ltalran ~getable Tart uses a Grape-
Nuts cereal crust rather than a fat-filled pastry shell and fills 1t
with lowf at cheeses and vegetables Acorn Squash lnd1enne
subsrnutes flavor-packed. high-fiber and fruit cereal for nee 1n
its chunky chicken scuffing. And Fish Provencale calls for oa t
flakes rather than bread crumbs 1n its tomato base and
crunchy top coating.
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ITALIAN VEGETABLE TART
2 cups POST Grape-Nut Flakes 1/2 cup shced scalhon f green onion)
1/4 cup 11/2 stick) margarine, melted 1/2 tea5p000 dned basil leaves.
l teaspoon dried dill weed. crushed crushed
2/3 cup cooked brown nee 1/2 teaspoon sale
1/2 cup chicken broth, dMded 1/8 teaspoon ground black pepper
3/4 cup finely chopped onion 3 egg wtuces
1/2 teaspoQn minced garlic l cup skim milk ncotta cheese
2 cups thinly sliced zucchini 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan
3/4 cup shredded carrot cheese
Preheat oven to 350°F In a small t>owl mix cereal, marganne and dill Press onto
t>ottom and sides of a 10-inch tart pan with a removable bOttom or 9-1nch pte
place. Spread rice evenly over cereal crust In a large skillet t>nng 1/4 cup broth to
a boil. Add onion and garlic, simmer. uncovered, until tender. at>ouc 5 minutes
Stir 1n zucchini. carrot. scallion, basil, salt and pepper, cook. uncovered. O'llf!r
low heat untll vegetables are almost tender. at>out 5 minutes; remove from heat
In a bowl of a food processor fitted with a metal wing blade place egg wt11tes.
ricotta chttse and remaining 1/4 cup chicken broth; process until smooth Stir
1nco ~table mocture. Pour into cereal crust. spnnkte with Parmesan cheese
Bake until vegetable-chttse mixture is set. 15 to 20 minutes. Remove from oven
and lee stand 5 to 10 minutes. If baked 1n a tart pan. remove nm. Garnish with
shredded carrot and sliced scallion, 1f desired
YIELD· 6 portions.
Note: To arrange zucchini as 1c appe~rs in the photo. With a slotted spoon
remove and reserve cooked zucchini from skillet Arrange 1n a circle over
vegetable-chttse mixture 1n cereal cruse, just before baking
~r port1off 170 calones. 8 gm procetn; 16 gm total cartx>hydrate. 9 gm total
fat; 10 mg cholesterol. 380 mg sodium. l gm dietary fiber
STUFFED ACORN SQUASH INDIENNE
2 acorn squa$h { 1-1/4 pounds
each), halved and sttded
l tablespoon vegetable Oii
l medium apple, shredded 11 cup)
1/2 cup finely diced celery ...
1 teaspoon curry po\Nder
CONVENTIONAL OVEN
H/2 cups POST Fruit and Fibre with
Daces, Ra1s1ns and \.Valnuts
1-1/2 cups diced cooked chicken
1/4 cup chopped mango chutney
1/2 teaspoon salt
I egg \Nh1ce, slightly beaten
Pr~at oven co 350°F. In a la~ saucepan cook squash m t>omngwat.UtO cover
uncJI t~r. about 15 minutes. ~anwtlile. In a large skillet heat oil until hOc
Add apple. celery and curry po'Nder. cook and sttr until celery 1s tender. abOut 2
minutes Add ctreal. chicken. chut~ and sale; cook and stir unc11mixture1s hOt
Rt~ from heat; stir 1n egg wnice. Drain squash Place cCMty stdt up 1n a
shallow 3-quart baking dish All centm o f squash with chicken mixture Bake
tor 10 to 15 minutes Garnish with apple slices, It ~ired .
YIELD; 4 poroons
MtCROWAVE OVEN:
In a shallow 12 x 8-1nch mlcrowavat* dish pkl(e S4uash cut sJdes down Cook.
covered, at hfgh until tender. atx>ut 15 minutes. rearranging squash halfway
through cook•'1Q· In a 2-1/2-quart microwayat>fe bOWI stir together Oii. apple.
c~ and curry po\Nder, cook. covered. unttl tender, tx>ut 2 minutes. Add
ctteal, chtcken. chutney and ~It~ cook. covered, until heated through, I to 2
mtnutes Stir 1n egg whfte. Turn squash cavity side up; fill ~th chicken mxture.
Cook, ~. 3 to 4 mtnutes tor flM>rS to l*nd.
YIELD: 4 portions
~portion : 310 calorin; 17 gm protrtn; SO gm totar cart>ohydrate, 8 gm total
fat 37 mg chotest~; 590 mg sodium; S gm ~ry ftt>er
BAKED FISH
PROVENCALE
•
I can 116 ounces) stewed MORE WAYS TO 'CEREAL-IZE'
1/4 c;=~sground thyme YOUR RECIPES · FROM SOUP TO N UTS
1-1/4 cups POST Natural Bran • SOUPS Add 1/4 cup natural whole w heat fl<lkes per cup of brott1
Flakes or Oat Flakes. Cook as usual with vegeL3bles. etc Sprinkle with natural ~hale
dMded wneac flakes JUSt before seMng
I pound flou~r fillets • SALADS Scatter crunchy nutlike cereal nuggets over mixed green
1/4 teaspoon salt salads Just before rosslng with salad dressing
1/8 teaspoon ground black • COA.TING FOR CHICKEN OR FISH Dip pieces 1n milk then coot wrth
pepper crushed natural bran flakes mixed 1f desired. wrth dried oregano.
H /2 teaspcx>ns grated orange basil or chyme fat>out 1/2 teaspoon per cup of ct>reetlJ
nnd • CASSERO LE TOrPINGS Sprrnkle whole wheat and bran cereal jany
2 teaspoons ~table oil vanety) or natural or an flakes with r a1s1ns over chic ken. fr sh or veg eta·
Pte~ac O'llf!n to 425 F In fl shdl-.---;!----ble c~eroles dun09 las_t 10 ~1nutes_ of t>a_~ng--~----...,_-------•
low 2-quart baking dish mix c~-• MEATBALLS AND MEAT LO\VES Add 3/4 rup oat flake~. crushec11
toes and chyme. breaking up ~r pound of meat
tomatoes With the edge of a • PANCAKES AND WAFFLES Replact half ct~ flour w ith n e'QU I
spoon Sprinkle with 1/2 cup amount of \Nhole wtleac and bran ce•real, crushtd j, '¥ v~riecyl
cereal. ~ason both sides of fish • STUFFING Comb11~ 1-1/2 cups whole wheat .. nd bran c re,,f wrth
with salt and ~r. fold fillets dc1tes. raisins and walnuts with l cup ot dKed pples, us to stu ff
crosswise In ha~ or thirds; place poultry
~r tomatoes In a small bowl mix • ~TA Add 2 t" bfespoons crunchy nut11kt cereal nuggf"~ to 1 cup
rema1n1ng 3/4 cup cereal with tomato or meat s.;: uce.
orange rind and 011. sprinkle O'llf!r • FRUIT DESSERT In a glass bowt or rndivldual de~ert glasses ptace
fillets. Bake unttl fish flakes easily altern tC" layers of fruited lowfat yogurt, shced 'tra wt:>emes or pple
with fork tines, 10 to 12 minutes SJuce citnc1 whole whe t nd bran cereal (arr; v.1riety) or crun<hy
Garnish With thinly sl~red orangei nuchke cereal nuggets
nnd, If desired. • NUTS For ..;a snack, to~ I cup \Nhole wheat nd .t>r n cere I I ny
YIELD· 4 portK>ns varietyl with 1/4 cup chopped dried prrcots nd 1/2 tea$POOfi
~ porttOf"I: 180 cak>r~s; 20 gm ground ann;;m10n; bake JUSt until ho se~ w4'rm
protein, 19 gm total c rt>ohydratt-; ..
4 gm total fat; 52 mg c~ttrol;
620 mg sodium; 3 gm dietary fiber
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Pectiri • 1n som
Q• My lauMIMI laa1 • daoletttrol the juice -has recentlJ bieo •ivtleM o1-. arapdndt~I ol ..... 1 fruit C¥efY day u • ....... is..,.... but "new.0 for many
• problta, and • had ihown in a study 1t the Ulilvenny pectin G¥llY -fOt a year, while .,.n of • lleaJthy catifta lifestyle -fti a..& ,.. ... .., be u yc•n. ullpia ha
rettntty •ull"ted tatfq •Ott of Florida in Oaineaville to reduce the other half did not. '°' ....._, llbcr and Other .......... • ,_ IO lam dlll II la been onjofM
1rapefrult. II th~ 1ny ru'°n you by almost 50 percent the 11'c PIP that nal'led their rtllON -lhout hall of all OM ol the oldelt of all known ftah steamed, 11uteed.
know of -hy that naay mlkt' ten t? itrtcry-cl<>uing plaque in test pip. daity pectin C.lperionc:ed only Americana 11111 fail to eat .a lin&le -allhoush IOlne may hlYC heard baked or broiled
F.R. '., Gltndalt Delore ~ou pooh·~h the •bout ball the na~ ol dlieir piece ot fruit Jaily. Perhap. these of u ~ another name: St. Peter'• in •uch places H A. \our friend must really be up re. ults just bec:au1e the research arteries, compared lo tb9 odler new findinp will help people to fi5h, aftor the fisherman in the Africa, the
• on hi or her medical rc~carch wai. done on pip, tct me point out group. The tentative conc:IUllba i act the mcwgc. Bibk. Middle Ehl anJ
to c1;cn 1h1nk of connecting that the ancnea of pip and that pectin doc help. Jn addilbt Al ,cMI .l capeca ot 1 ft11a Israel. Toda~ It
rapdrui1 with cholo tc ml but human .. arc remarkably alike. In to 1r1pefrui1, other .frui11 rich ht Q• I nttt1tly tried a MW ldM ol that ja In the same pneral PJUP ii pown on n1h
there may imk ·d be omc en e in 1hi!J ca c, ft group oC the porkers pectin include apples, pean and • ftala In • rttta11nat, ud a:i cod, haddock, halibut, tilcfilh, farm!! (iu~t 1hc
thn1 sugge~til,n. wns fed 11 high-fat diet equal to oran,es. ,.u,y llllld It. The name 11 tU1pl1. aroupcr and napper, the 1ilapi1 i way ca1fi .. h arc).
Io be more pecific grapefruit• whit would Jl"C 1 human 40 lroniculty, nll matter how often n.. tule Ii 19Gd, IMtt dots It ofrtr a wh1tc·Oe hc:d, mild-flavored, but 11lapi11 ha\ )Cl ----1
pectin -that fibrou lining in ide percent of h1\ caloric~ from fat . dietitians and other nutrition • .,...._. In IM way ot autridoa? medium-firm fish that is tow in to f1ntl it way Ask th
the skin. and 1hc pulp that hold rhcn, half the pig Col the e~pem, cmphn i1c the importance P.G., Barbank caloric~ and relati'<ely lean. into full nnt1un:1I Dieti'ti'a
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{'ahfornia does 1eem IO have
di covered 1ilap111, howlYer,
for 1t next time you dine out.
W11h regard to nutr;_idon, til
-like '>O many other fish 1
low m fut, ~x.hum and chole l
and high in protein, niacin.
ll V11amm!> und trncc mineral
gooJ for you 1
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Q • I've rtttnlly tt•d •bout •
• 1tt'nttlcally allcrtd ._at
\\'hat Is }Our opinion of 1uch • . .. .. . SAU PltlCIS IPPIC11Vl 8 A.M. THURS ••
AU~. 29 THRU WID., SEPT. 4. 1991 •
MOST STORES OPEN 24 HOURS
INCLUDING LABOR DAY
MORAN'S 3-1.•. •AO
MaAT PAftllS
CHICKEN BEEF
FROZEN
6 Pot Colorful
LL.89
FOIL WRAP KALANCHOE 4.99
-VICI •• IL Af MOlf l1'0llll
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7aikv ZACKY PAllMS ~ 1'UIUllY a•IAST
SLICED A 99 TO Ot!DER UL ...
TRISCUITS,
WHEAT
THINS OR
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CHEDDAR
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K NGSPOllD CHA•COAL
BRIOUETS 2 99
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FRESH FRYERS
CALIFORNIA WHOLE BODY CHICKEN
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ALASKAN KING
C11A• ues
FROZEN AT SEA
USDC LOT INSPECTED w.8.49
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FROZEN DEFROSTED .. 79 USOC LOT INSPECTED LL ...
LARGE CANTALOUPE
Rodl,h.$ Or
GREEN ONIONS ....... 4 -'1
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PICNIC BOXES
$.VARIETIES, EACH SERVES 6
FllED CHICKEN, BIO STYLE
CHICKEN, BaQ IHJ OR PORK RIBS
OR SANDWICH FIXINS ·\
19.99 To 29.99
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Gold.ti lolol'I(• 8 Or
LOW FAT CHEESE
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T.M., Costa
A• In most ca c, I view wit
• \kept1cl\m and some con
1hc genetic altering of any foo
·1 hnt' bccau c 'luch
C"<penment. lion 1s often intcn
simpl)' to improve the cconom
situation for gro\\crs, farmers
food rctuilcr'i, while my pcr .. o
Objective IS lo \CC to it thut th
con umer ( 011 and I) et the
maximum f>0\\1hle nutntmnal
value from what we eat -wit
f cw potentially ha1ardou ri~k
possible.
Some rco;earch. for example,
de 1gned 10 II) to get fruit~ an
vegetable~ to look "prellicr" fc
longer \hclf hie In one alrcad
famous ca .. c, \cveral maJor
companies arc IC ting n chcm1
1ht1t would he fcu to cow 10 h
them produce mQrc: milk.
Somehow, in pa,1 'ituat1on,, v.
100 tlftcn find out -after uc
products hu' c been on the mo
for a while thnt there arc
unfon.~'ccn human side effect .
With rcg.ird to the ncv.,
t xpcrimcn1.1I tnm.110, howc\.er,
faci.. may prO\c to be more
hopcf ul. The C 1lgcnc company
dcvclop'ed a nc.\\ gene that bl
l\ toma10·., na1urnl tendency to
,often fhc gene being u .. cd 1s
lhJI occur.i na1urJlly m tomato
here, it i 'imply heing cloned,
rc·in,crtcd had,v..ird into the
lonMln Calgc.-nc c.lll the ne~
1onrn111 • Hnvr S.1H."
From what I have read, thcr
no add1tl\c 10\.0l\.ed here ·n.c
.1d-..1n1agl' .1ppc.1r" 10 be th. 1 t
1um.110 \\ ould be .1110" ccJ to np
on the vine, unh~c mo!tt pre en
nop' "h1ch arc: harve\ted whil
firm .ind grcl'n, before 1hty ri
\(.}th.It they Wiil \UC'\l\C \hjppin
wnh fewe r hru1"c' lookina a
good "" pt1,,1hlc for a lon~cr
'upermJrkcl 'hclf life
Unf11rtunatch, 'uch prc:.-npenc
1um.110e'\ nc1;cr h.i\c a chance t
tlc\.clnp 1hc1r full natural n:.ivor.
I he jury I\ 'till out nn the
"fol,1H ';au." hut 11 C'al~cnc' n
1um.11u wlulh 1' currently bc1
lc,lcd h) the I DA lurn out
JU\tily all the company' 0a'<Or
o;afcty da1m\, I will he among t
f1r\l 10 If) 11 Don't hold wur
breath, though, the tomaio 1 n
M .. cly 10 tlC in your market until
ltJ9J, in order to g1\.C the f·DA
cm.1ugh time: tu lhccl 1t out
Rt'/ll'ttrrd dlttltian Ckraltt
St'anlon an Mt~ ~•dtn •
qut" tloM aoo11t nutrition, dlttln
and food i<l<'B,. t;<'nd qu<'.stlOof t
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Old Fashioned
Ice Cream
Assorted Flavors
Half Gallon Rounds
Jerseymaid Quality! --e Vons alif'Ornia 199
' · Mild Cheddar Lb.
Noturol Che. .. · ' Mort• Pm.ii.
ferseymaid Light Yogurt
~ l~I Voulw r; C )UIH .-<.orion
Jerseymaid Sour Cream
lti O"""' Cm ton 111 '>um 1 C '1111t111 I 1o•1
)eneymaid Grade M Butter
(}nf '""""' I''" I 11W' l)IM11f1 I Von.' Calif Monterev Jack Cheese
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Bee} W' Thin Trimmed
Zacky or Foster Farms 7 7
Fresh Best O' Fryer Lb.I
Thighs. Drumsticks, Winp. Breast with Ribs Attached
Large O'Henry 2 Ji.100 Peaches
California Grown (Jumbo Size-Lb .. 69)
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For Your Labor Day
Celebration!
8Coke g
6-Pack 19
Reg. or Diet
Cherry Coke-Reg. or Diet Gaff emt> Frt>e
Diel Coke or Classic Cokc-12 Oz. Cons
9 Lay's or Ruffles 185
"Super Size"
Potalo Chip ·20 Ounc Bo~-Sc·lt't lt'<f Vu ru•rms
• Wilson Jumbo 59 Franks 1
Onr Pound Pod.ogp
• Fried Chicken
Bucket 399
~Fntd in J F: CM'"' ooh m "if.II a
• Coun!cy Hearth Buns "9 , _8.PacL _ a.I _ _
egg Hot ~ Egg I lornbu~·r nr ~om<• Hombu,..•r
• fi~~ Beer 5 !~
t:l Po k-t:l Oun< um:-
E-X-T-R-A L-E-A-N 149
Ground Beef 1.b.
Not to &.t'ftd 15 Fol
Whole Seedless 15 Watermelon 1.b.I
s..-& Juicy-Ptcnk f'ovorile
SWift, Armour
or Wilson
Canned Ham
Fully Cooked
5 Lb. Con
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Bud Light or Bud Dry
24 Pack/ 12 Ounce Cons
Vons
Potato
Salad
or Macaroni Salad
30 Ounce Conromer
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-~erBeer 997 Sm tease r;.~-"
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Popov Vodka
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rilling
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1 l:.oOkana for • '"' IUPP'-f that'i a,reat for the late da~ ot
~ununcr? Try c h on tho srill. I U&ht, low·fat and quick to
fOO~ f aah and acafooJ are now rea\&larly •p~arina un. dinner
able aU over America. IO"'(act,
pccordang to the National :fish
"nd Seafood Promotional
Council, fiah and selfood
l:on umption i up to 15.9
pound per person per year. turned with a flip of the wrist
I Fi h cooked over the coal I when ecured in a square or
ahe perfect marriage of rectangular-shaped wire grill
bonvcnience and great taste. ba ket.
frak:ina a cue from restaurant Even mailer, delicate piece ~hefs who put grilled f1 h in uch a fi h ftJJets, clams, shrimP. r• h1on, backyard CO<?ks from ' nd scallops can now be grilled
FOa t to coast are trying many without risk of falling through
).:lifferent fi h on the barbecue. the cooking grid. Narrow~ lotted
Not surpri ingly, the Ba~cue • grids that sit atop the regular
lndustry AsSocietion report that grill grid are designed to keep
j>eople a.re grilJing fish and food out of the coal . Some
~cafood at a 44 percent greater grilling baskets and grid toppers
'°ate than 1985. come with a non-stick surface. If
: From whole fish to fillets and yours doesn't, simply bru h with ~hrimp to scallops. very little oil first to prevent sticJcins.
preparation is needed. Ju t Seafood kabobs are especially
brush with oil, douse with lemon easy because they are a meal-on-
juice and sprinkle with herbs. a-kewer. Meaty chunks of shark,
'The delicate charcoal smoke tuna, swordfish or even shrimp,
P.rovidc plenty of great flavor. threaded with lots of firm-
~nd, best of all, fish grills up in flc hed vegetable go from grill
just minutes. to plate with nothing needed but
To make cafood grilling even a garden saJad and piece of
ca ier, barbecue acces ory grilled bread to accompany it.
manufacturers have come up Many skewer sets now fit into a
.,..ith a number of tricks for the raised rack which prevents the
trade. Long·handled, fish-shaped food from sticking to the cooking
grill baskets designed for grilling grid and make turning the
whole fis~. make turning a s1cewers ea ier.
brce1e Fish steaks hkc salmon, Of course, fancy cooking
tuna or mahi mahi also can be equipment is just the first act.
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minuta before ~ • tM
coals -lnapUt I dllk:iee aolly
flavor that tlMlapl the &h
without ovcrpowertaa it.
Also available for amoke
flavoring are herb pec:bts ftUed
with buil, oregano, b.y lelYel
and tarraaon, deaianed to
complement any flab or seafood
dish. Lllte *ood chJpt, these arc
soaked jn water fint, then
placed directly in the coals to
smoke. One imponant tip to
remember i• that fish and
seafood cook \'Cry quickly. 10
keep an eye on tbem. Pilb
should be grilled over hot coals
ten minutes per Inch of
thickness, tumih& once during
cookjng time. It wiU be done
when the flesh is opaque and
flakes easily with a fork. ·
This fish dinner is fast and
simple -a perfect for a hectic
worknight as a leisurely weekend
meal. In Peppered Fish Fillets
with Lemon, a take-off on the
clas ic steak au poivre, the
cru hed peppercorn gives the
mild fi h fillet lots of zip. Using
multicolored peppercorns (they
come as a mixture of red, areen .
and black) looks especially pretty
against the white flesh of the
fish
Using wood chips or seasoned herbs that
have been soaked in water and tossed on
the coals wlll Impart an even more dlstfndty
smoky tute for (resh fish fillets. .
• 2'.h 1.1~ns whole peppercorns
(multicolored)
• 2 l.lblespooru mell!d buttet
• 2 t..\blespoons fresh lemon juice
• 1 ~·2 pounc:b red snapper fillets (or ~ mild, firm white f.V-. suCh is sea
bus, cod or h11ibut)
• 8 sllccs fresh lemon • lemon
PEmltED FISH fllUTS WITH LlMON
wedses '°' pmish D1recilon1: Crush peppercorns
using morur and ~re. Combine
mt>lted butter and lrmon juice ind
blush Osh fillets wtl.h milCture on one
side. Preu h1lf of the crushed
peppercorn Into ft4'1 fillets. Tum filleis
Oller and brush other side with lemon·
butter mixture Press temilininit
~n Into fillets.. Divide Mkes ol
~ betwffn fillets pl1c1ng on top.
Ct1ll over medium-hot co.als 5 to 6
minutes on first side. Turn over 1nd
grill 2 to J minutes more depending
on t.htckness or fish. ~ doM, fisfi
should flaS..t> e.is ly when IPS!ed with 1
fork. Garnish with lemon ~
Seives ..
Lasagna salads •e htt for loOlbal talgate parties
What would a fall football
afternoon be without a tailgate
party? Parking lot picnics are
indigenous American ocxasions,
great for reminiscing with old
:::chool friends and meeting new
people. Simply pack a cooler full
of drinks and plenty of food, a big
blanket, a few folding chairs, and
you're headed for victory.
Th1!1 year, surpri e your friends
with a new dish bouftd to score
some points. It 's a hearty lasagna
salad. Perfect for luge crowds,
easy to trdnsport, quick to prepare,
and sim ple to cut into manageable
squares.
The ecret to the lasagna salad
1s ne" PASTA DBFTNO No Boil•
La~agna noodles. Since there is no
need to boil these precooked
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Simply place the la agna
noodle~ in a bowl filled with hot
tap water, and let them soak for
JO 10 12 minutes. While the
noodles arc soaking, slice lhc
vegetables and other ingredients.
For your tnilgate picnics this
season, wby not impres!) everyone
by preparing a Hero La agna
Salad, a delicious layering of
meats, cheese and vegetable . Or
brighten up your food spread with
a Red, White and Green La agna
Salad, made with tomatoe ,
cauliflower and broccoli flowerets,
and topped with a mixture of salad
dre sings. These la agna salads arc
a meal tn themselve since the)
How to wish
someon.e "good luck"
In Chineae.
(In 3 easy steps)
Step # l -You 1ake them 10 the
place where ast meets w"5t
(Wut End, tha1 ls1)
Step #2-You show them our
lnaed1ble wlecdon of solid bra
oriental cabinet pulls Each
··1e11er" ts hand made In Chine
and Ls a C.DJgraphlc symbol of 11
thought or wtsh (the one pk.lured
here means "lhe ver,i b SI of
luck")
SUp #S-Try some. for yoUl'Mlll
or a friend Ttw folks at West End
wish you "the ver,i besi of luck
With the very b4tst In decorauw
hardware
2133 uguna Canyon Rd.
uguna Beach, CA 92651
(71 4) 494-2264
Red, White and Green lasagna Salad
ha.,.e either meat or vegetable fill-
ings and arc layered with No Boil
Lasagna noodles.
To complete the picnic menu,
'>el"\le yo ur lasagna salad~ with hot
soup, slices of Italian bread and
brownie s for de en.
Tran port the e salad, to your
ta1lgaLC r1cnic in I cooler with ice
pack . I a cooler is not available ,
wrap aluminum foil tightly around
the 9-inch by 13-inch baking pan
as soon as you take 1t out of the
refrigerator. Then wrap the pan in
everal layers of newspaper which
will keep it insulated until you get
to the Madium. Serve your picnic
on paper plates and ~ styrofoam
cu ps and plastic forks and spoons,
tnce no one wants to fu with
clean-up before a big game.
HERO LASAGNA SAlAO
• b ~ PASTA DtFINO No Boil•
llwgN
• l head Iceberg lettuc~. torn into bite•
S1Zt' pl«'CS
• l sm.lll onion. ~IC1'd
• ' • cup reduced·Olorlt' Zf"Sty h.alitln
s.ilad c.lrh>ing
• ''• pound Sillam1, ~iced
• 1 '• pound botl('(t ham, slict-d
• J OUllC~ ~IKl!'Cf fat ~WI ~~.
~hrl'd
•) ounc.s 1ed1K.td-f,11 chtcid.ir ~.
~h<e.'d
Dlrertions: ~le i.ugn1 slwrs In
tap ~~ter to co-.~r f0t 10 to 12 mlnYtft
until soft, dr~11n In 2-qu.,t bowl, combl
lettuce, onl()n and ltthan dressing. L
111 miicture In bottom ol 9xf).lnct; blk n
dish. Pla<.e l l.AggN ~ owr muttu~.
Co-.er ~•th 1') mooure, 'h sal.im1, ham and r~ Rep!'al l,lSagna shttts, rem1inlnK
lf'nU< m11'turf' .ind remaining ~mr,
ham, .ind chttsf-)hCl" Refri~r•te At least
ooe hour M.ik~ 10 1oervings Prep llmt:
20 minutes plus refr1gt>rt1tion
RED, WHITE AND Cl££N
LASAGNA SAi.AO
• 6 sheets PASTA OeFINO-No Boll
L.u.agna
• 1 cup f•t·frtt ~lid dressina or
ma~nn.iiw
• V1 cup reduced <.t1lon Home~
fren<.h SJl.W dreu1ng
• '11 cup plain nonl•t ~urt Of reduced·
calorie sour cre.im
• l pound 12 cupsl broccoli ~recs.
chopped
• l pound 12 cu~, ouliflo.,wr flowtrets, rhopped
• t 2 <.herry tom.iti,...~ 1 ut in h.11f
Directions: ~ l.i,..gn.i shttts 1n hoc
tap w.lt~r to l<~ for 10 to 12 minute5 or
un11I 50fi; Jr;11n .ind t .hide. In sm.tn
bowl, combine s;il.ld rlr M .lnd ~rt.
Combine \lt'Sl'l•blM l•~er 11J drasins
m1icture 1n bottom ol 9 l)·tnc.h blkifts
d•\h Pl.tte ) ~gn.1 ~h owr murtu~
Conttn~ l.i)"l'rs w11h 'II drmins, ~
tctAbles l shtt· l.i 'IV'<l 1/> dr · n,
.1nd •..-, " g<'t.tbh:s Rt'fri ratt' .it lffit
hour
•var"111on Md I cup rooked shnmp to
t.iblf' mt\1U~. M.il~ l 0 stM,,.
Prt>p T11M 20 m1nulft plu~ rcfnpr1bon
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• 2 cups crushed lee cubes I •;, cup ptne•pple 1uice \4 cup or1nge fuice
-• Y. cup. lifllt rum, optlOnll • V> T1blespoom sugar
• 2 New ZHl1nd kiwifruit, peeled ind
qu1rtered
ow.ctiofta: Combine 111 Ingredients except
kiwifruit In electric blender; whirl until well
blended. Add klwirru•l and whirl just until pureed but leeds are no1 broken up. Mlkn 2 cups;
4 •
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Make a tal~ cool gi:een drink
with refreshingly ~ifferent taste
Cool. 1reca and ref renin1
kiwilNh driJW :tnake cuy summer eiDPial or tally petty drink!.
"So takle your feet oul Of your
11adell, lean bads in your chair. 1ip
a frofcy, fruity drink and feel thoM
w1rm, lropical breezes before
.1ummer'1 over.
With crushed ice and kiwifruit,
you can make maaic in your
blonder. Wellington Slushes,
Kiwifruit Ki ses and Kiwifruit Chi
Chia arc easy to make in single or
d_ouble batche , depending on the
11zc o( your party.
Keeping perfect kiwifruit on
hand is easy. Ripe kiwifruit hould
be liahtly soft to the touch, like a
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IUWIFlUIT KISS
pea.ch or u avocado. They will
ripen In 3·5 days at room
tem~rature, and can be atorcd for
2·3 weeu in • plutk b.. in the:
refrigerator.
In oool oombinations that tntc
like the tropics, the5e drinkt arc
delicious. for non·alcholic healthlul
\1Crlt0n11 imply replace the alcohol
called for with an equal quantity or
fruit juice or water.
New Zealand kiwifruit arc high
in dietary fiber, vitamin C and
pot;a )1um, with only -4S calorie per
fru it.
So for a late summer drink that
brin~ the party to life, grab a
.kiwifruit and head for the blcn.der.
IOWIFIUIT CHI CHI • 2 CUPJ Ct~ lee C\lbes
• 'h cup cubed hon.ydew IMlon • 2 CUP' crushed a cube • V> ublespoons sug.r • 2 tlblesp~u supr
• 2 1.1blespoom w1ter
• 2 Wblesf>oon~ Midori, option.ti
• 1 te1~n ~rnon JUl<le
;
• 1 teupoon chopped mint
• 2 New .le1l1nd 'k1wlfrult, pe-el~ and qu1rtered
Dlr«tlont; Combln• 111 lngred ent.s Pxcept
low1fruit in electric blf'nder; Whirl unttl well
blended Add luwifruit 11nd whirl JUst unril pureed
but Sffds 1re not broken up Makes 21/• cups
• \
• l t.1blespoon5 ae•m of coconut
• 2 t.iblespoons cold Wlttf
• 2 t.iblesj:>oons vodk1, option•!
• 2 tu~ns llme JUiee
• 2 New leal;ind klw1fru1t, peeled 11nd quarttred .
DirKtlon1: Combine all ingrf'dients eiccept
kiwfruil in electnc blender, wnul unttl well
blended. Add loWifru1l <tnd whirl JU~ until pureed
but seeds are not broken up Makes 2 cu~.
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~lart"r won the opening heart
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0111 • Ot1tnc:1 Sr · SenlOr HAYNES MARSHAL 149·083·33., 1751.13 A p 1 71 4 4 4 O 4 ' HUNTINGTON BEACH, AP 1 4 8 • 0 8 2 · 0 8 ., HUNTINGTON BEACH CA t 1 2H 74 711
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CADE. CAROLE 0, ll.o24.o2 8095 HUNTINGTON BEACH. RHONDA LEE, HUNTINGTON BEACH' OR 182, HUNTINGTON CA BEACH, CA CA HUNTINGTON KACffl
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14,153 58 921 13TH HUNTINGTON BEACH. SLUPE RICHARD T t1,093.22 20371 MIER DAVID S AP937-U ·017.5020, 211·11 , 11 ,275.H APU5·141 ·35.6010, I 3 1 ·It · 0 S 0 ., ,ATAO, MA .. YlVN
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02 Orange Coast Weekend I Thursday, Auguat 29, 1991
COVER STORY
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TOAST Pretzels~ beer and polkas highlight annual festival.
8y SasJda Bernhard
Stlfl Wfllr
I t's not only German tradition.
The lanJpus Oktoberfest,
originated in Munich,
Germany, in the beginnlna of the
19th century, which attracts
millions of pleasure seekers
throughout the world, hu been an
Ora.nae County institution for
quite a while.
For the past 1'4 ycan Old World
Villace in Huntfoaton Beach, a
little community with shops and
re taurants all designed and ·
patnted in a Bavarian style,
presents the ireat Bavarian beer
festival. Every year, for two whole
months (instead of two weeks as in
-Germany), people come together _
for singing, dancina, "1hunkellag"
(linking arms and swayina to the
music), and ba.tiC1lly having a lot
of fun (O.JC., to be honest, beer
plays a le.ind of important role with
that...)
Celebrated this year from Sept.
1 through Nov. 3, initlaton again
l)re trying their belt to make the
buge folk festival as authentic as
Po ible -with loud brass bands
imported from Germany, along
with the traditional foods at the
Oktoberfest -leg of pork.
bratwurst, sauerkraut, hot pretzels
and apple strudel -to be wa bed
down with a "mass" (quart) of
beer, as welt as all the hoopla
which make$ this festival tops.
Also, like in Germany, the fair
features a grand parade in
traditional costumes on Sunday,
Oct. 6, at 2 p.m. (the actual end of
the "real" O~toberfest in Munich).
M akfog the fair authentic,
spccifially means retaining
the Gcnnan, peculiarly Bavarian,
atmosphere of "Gemuetlichkelt," a
h•rmony of tolerance and f recdom
and well-being.
"Uke Volkswafen has its
'fahrvergnuegcn. we have our
'Gcmuellichkcit','' explained Inge
McXellop of Huntington Beach,
who, together with her German
parents, owns the aouvenfr-shop
"Old World Coffee Mill," open
since Old World Villqe wu built
13 years ago. "That's why many
Americans like to come to our
Oktoberfest. To sec the Gennan
heritage, to drink good beer, have
~ food, and to enjoy the
Ocmuetlichkeit.'
"But it's also an important
instjtution for the large German
community in Orange County, who
want to have a good time together
and want to be reminded of their
inheritance of beer gardens, and
-or course -their
'Gemuetlichkeit'." .
Another important institution at
the Old World Oktoberfest is the
-in Germany already out of
fashion, but in Huntinpon Beach
forever popular -Chicken Dance,
where people dance like ... well ...
chicken I
"It's been around since 1981,
and our Oompah-pa band have to
play it at least 20 times an
evening," said Doloris Bischof,
who, together with her Oerman
husband, built the Old World
grounds in 1978. "The chicken
dance briftal people together, it's
an atmosphere-cannon. That's
probably why it's so popular."
F or the Bitchofs, who -like all
the shop-owners -live in a
link bowe in Old Wotld. the
IMUal Oktoberfest is a very
pedal occasion because it
reminds them o( home.
Ahhou&h they don't expect six
million people at the fair like they
expect in Munich this rear,
Oktoberfest means action around
the clock, every day fot two
months. "The Oktoberfest is
always a great success,'' Bischof
A variety of German souvenirs Mkwn the walls and shehfes at Old
World Coffee Mill, owned by Inge Mckellop of Huntington Bexh.
said.
Two bands from Germany
enicrtain Wednesday through
Saturday nights slar1ing at 6:30
p.m .• and Sundays (family day)
from 2 to 9 pm. Also, there wtll
be ma ny compctilions, hke pretzel
eating and beer dnnkang contests.
To obtain an authentic German
atmosphere, which i the pnmary
objcctwc of all mit11tors of the
Huntington Beach Oktoberfest,
pa.rticipan\S have to bAvc an
autbenuc bacqround.
Obvlously, there was hard work
invotved by butldinJ Old World an
t 978 -and a lot of heart. Even
without the fc tivitie one Ccels
like he o r he ' actually walking
through Bavaria. At the cultiva1ed
grounds with the little Bavanan
house$, affectionately adorned
with paintings of famous place in
Germany and Europe, one seems
10 be anywhere but an the middle
of California.
Not.tung ii mi ing an this little
community. l)lere's a church w11h
American and German Sund•)
seMCCs -many weddings arc
beld there throughout the year -
several restaurant$, bars, 90menir
shops, hotel ( .. Hotel Europa"),
barber 5hop. deli, bakery, and c1.en
a P')"Chic pahn reader.
B ut most importantly, therc'!ii
the big festival hall, ancrcJ1My
authentic, along with lhc beer
aarden, which male.cs Old World
the pence& location for a fair b
famous as the Oktobcrf e t
Dy b.uilding the Old \\orld
Village, the Basehor made a
dream come true.
When else would they find
people Uvmg in a community the
de 1gncJ and planned all by
themsc"'e .,
"People here arc actually
supposed to v.car 1rad111on I
German clothintt." hue 11' no1 like
th:at an m<lrc, 81 hor 1d \ighin&
" nfortunatcly. another per n
can't fulfill your 0\\-n dream.,"
The Old World V1llaae is
I atcd at 7561 Center Ave . at the
Ocach BoulC\lard c~t off the -an
Die JJrccv.-ay. in Huntina1on
Beach (ne"Ct to the Holiday Inn.)
Doon arc open al 6:30 p m •
J
o cpt unday when the open at
2 p.m , a.nd the adm1 10n charge
is S.S e'ccpt on Wcdn Wa)'i and
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Phone 557·5100
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• Attt on the Green, Sept. 21-22, 11
a m to 6 p.m., Cosu ~ Chamber o( Comme~ at Town Center Park. CosU
Mes.l Free SSO rrgistarion ftt for eichlbi-
I0'1. Phone 650· 14 90
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str.1tlon, Sepr 22. 9 .J m. to noon, Paddle
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• lbrnion1 or Bust!, Sept 2_., 5-8 p m ,
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Clail w1I c:Onduct "BeethcM!n 11 3," an
.ill-8eethoven program featuring violinist
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Admission: S10-S39.SO tull 740-2000 to
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8808 Irvine Center Drive, !-agun.i Hiib,
474-4233. "Reach for .i R.iinoow," a ~
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concert begins at 7 p.m., grounds will
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5. OJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince "Summertime"
6. Latin Alliance "Low Rkter" •
7. Martey Marte & The Funky Bunch "Good VlbratJona"
8. Guns & Roses "You Coukt Be Mine"
9. Natalie Cole "UnfOt'gettabte"
10. Kravttz "It Ain't Over 'TH It's OVer"
• tnfM "'-'-" 4 255 Ompus Orille, Ir·
YIM, 854-S'4SS. "SQr SeMd\" finalist
Evan Oa\lfs, John Mc~ and Carlos
Al&mqul ~ at !he IMM l""f'l:OY throuil Sunday. Tom McTp. ~ Kln-dler ind Ran ~ peffonn Tliesdly ~ Sept. 8. ShowtUnes are Sunct.y ~ ~ 8:30 p.m.; Friday It
8:30 and 10:30 p.m.; Slt\H'dav at a and
10 :30 p.m. Admltllon 15 S7 to i 10.
• Lalf Sloo 2122 S.E, Bristol, Newport
Bo:h, 852·9762. ~ Cara and Chrlst ~ndrlx petfOtm ton th .
Showtlmes are ton It 8~p.~·
day and Slturtt.r It 8, 10 and 11 :45
p.m.; Sunday II 8:30 p.m. Mmisslon ls
J7 to $10.
• Cotta Meta Qulcbt~ 1860 Ana-
heim Ave., Costa Mesa, 545-5669. A SC·
nior citizen aqua~ dance S"OOP seeb ex-
perienced dance!'I to 101n them ~ach
Thursday at 10 a.m
• a.Jlrootn DMclng, 610 W. 18th St,
Costa Mfsl, 644·5110. A class on ball-
room d~ndng and West Coast swing is of.
fered TUf!SdaY ntghts from 6 to 7 pm
•Hut.em 2 Hutton ~tr. Oriw, Santa
M.l, 955-lSU "Murckof II the Cafe
Noir" ii pn!tfflted 'rldays •nd Slturd¥
at 8 p m. and Sundays 1t 11 ;lO a m Ad
mlSSIOO Sl9.SO to S41 • f'tly Mysttty f0t Me Sooth CoiSt Pbu
Village, SallU Ana, 615 9726. "Metody ol
Murder, an .lud~nct particip1tlon m~
dlnMf their" if presented e..ch SIMda}t through Sept. 28 AdmlsSIOO' $70
• Tibbles, 16360 Pileiflc Cod HighwJy,
Hunllllgton ~. 8-40-5661 . ptttents
"Hooray for Hollywoood," a dinner dlOW
SilUM,S ttle ~n. IF of Holl~.
Showtimes are Tuesday rhrougl'I frid..JY. •t
7 p m. Saturdays at 5 •nd 9 p.m., Su~
al 2 Ind 6 p.m p~ st.tit It )2) 25
• '1ge•nt ol ~ Mu~ 650 laguN Canyon Road, Laguna Buch, 494-1'145 Masterpl«ts are re-created usiog !Tai peo-
ple 10 portr.iy thoic m the •rt ~· Con tin~ thfou!1' Frid.iy Houri'. 8.JO p m
nightly Adm...on. s 12-$38
• FtitJval of Ml 650 Laguna CA~
Road, Lqun.i Bad~L~!4_:!1'S Alt ol
Y.UIOUS types I~ ~ ConbnUf'S lhrouth rrida'(. t-iours. 10 1.m. \0 11:)0
p.m a...1y • .Admsion· S1 to S2
• S.wdust ft11iYll !US UIUN CAnyon
ito.d, u,;una llod\, 4'M·l0l0 Outdoor
llt (~i) fe.itum I Ylflefy o( illU and
cr•fts. dtmom<rat!Of't 1rtd tnlfft.lln~nt
A speci.11 benefit auction futut1f'll ~
t>y ~biton W\ll be hctd ~nd;a ' from 11 .i m to 2 p.m Contlnuet Sum:Uy
HourJ. 10 .im to 10 pm 1 y, to 11
pm frid.iy and s.uurday .ind to 6 pm
Sunday Adm1uloo ~.4
• Att·a-falr 77 7 l.1g1.m.1 unyon Rl»d. L~na Bt'och, 49" '514 Outdoot art f~
tr.1.il with "'°'' th.ln 150 e hlbotor1, work-shops .-ind df'monstralt0ns futurtd Con-
ltnUM throui:th Sund<ly Hours 10 a m to
8 p m (lo ro p.m trid.ay .trtd ~tunJ.ly).
Mm•~on Sl .SO to SJ SO
• Spffdw.ty mototq'de ndng Or.1nge
• C... U.. 501 JOcll St. Newport Beach, 67$-1961. Joe NapJMt Md 1hC All Stan pc.rfonn _.... ·troai a:lO to I 1 m.
Bernie Putt ..... Bud. fca1win1 Har· moruc:a Fai.. pabw Fridty from 9 J>.tn
to 1:30 a.m. laa-bfu• ~)ISi Dcc Dec
McNeil pe.rfonns Saturdey from 9 p m to
1:30 a.ta. TM Terry Glllbs 0111nc1
makes • lpCCial ~ Sunday for a
' p m. coct\ai1 ihow and l p m dinner
show. Ticbtl .,. SLS. Vocalut·p.at1lil ~ Evaas IBd C.o.npany pctfonns un
C1a1 f.rom 9 p.lft to I a m Afro.8rllll1H ~ Soeia S..i.ot petfonnt ·Monday
from 9 p IL to l a a Wlf!'l)C Wayne fu.
turiq Y-.e &a.., a.,., w~ Pear Ou-q~cl and EriMe Nano. pci'tonm I uc ..
day from IJO p-. to l am Tony Guc1
nro'$ 1.lt'41ar jua ·iam fcatUfinJ Rob
MulliM oe pia.no; &nan Brocnl>t'.r& Uft bl and ~ Hooper on d1Ums f1 tel
for WcdtlcfdaJ frOlll 9 p.m. to I a 111 Ad·
mmion· Variea aiplty
8 El MMMer 16903 Al8oo<lu1n S1, llun unron Be.ch, M6-..Sll1. Liithtt ll11al\ci
111 Phll Uocb\&rch ~rf°"" 1l11.Lnday at
8•30 alld 10:15 p.m. 1be Thom Rntclla
Band pcr<onnt Fnday and S11urd~ 9 VI
111d 1J • ls p.m. •s..tti C... ,.._ Wlllle 16JJ, ~un· 11owcr Ave., Sanui AM, ()~2100 fllc ''Talc S 11 S" 1tnn cond\ldu today w11h
The New Yort JIU Com>ccclon'' rcr·
fonnan« at S p 111. on the· peen All·
mls5ion: Free. ==========================;-, 8 5'kdio Oft 100 . M.t.n Sc , It.th><"' 615 7760 lM Metwl 0 TrlO wiU pi..) Learn To Dance And Join The Fun!
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ton~ ~ 9 Wal\cr Lakclu & t~ "'\;"'
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p m fhr 011.t .,Uftl ~tttr pl.t\, ~1 •'
day "' 9 pm i.v uairc Quartt't 11>11h It•~ Plue t.tk~ IQ the Sunda) o.\ II 10
m. Adm~. r
Blue ~ C~ 1907 Harbor Blvd C06Y ~. 6'46 S 776 CA E A Pfe-
sents ok:oustlC follc rode tonight at 7 p m.
Smith and Wahn perform cont~mpociiy lollc Friday at 9 pm ldters Home pre-
wnts KOl.l'lbc quartet/Oflg>Nls Satur~y .lt
9 p.m Santro £risuzi performs Soviet
acou)lic blll("S Sunday at 7 p m Zeora
Sa~ prrrforms or111n.-.I follc rock Monday at'? p.m. Bret performs ICOUStlC folk T~·
day at 7 p m P1r.inhl Bros. plays bl~rau
folk Wed~y at 7 p.m. Admls&ion
Fr~
• Cruy Hone St.ale House and S&loon lSBO StookholloYll Onve, Sanu Ana, 5.(9
1512 Wtstern Union performs ton1Jtht
lhmugh Salurday It 8 p m and 00 Sunday
.it 6 pm. Hoyt Axton performs Mondry at
7 •nd 10 pm. (tlckeU S26.S0) Adm\$Sion
IS S2 co u. tXCtpt Monday concerts
'Kific AmphlthHtre 100 fair On~. Cos~ ~. 546-4876 S•ngifr Liu MtMlh perl0tms Sund.iy at 8 pm r1el~ Sl 1 to
SlO 25 P•rluna SS.
• Irvine M«adowl Amphlth«nre 8808
lrmlt' Center Dr~. IMM 855·8096 Ly· n.ird Sl..ynard along with Junkv.1rd and lit·
tit Catsat perform Frid.Jy .t '1 pm. Park-
ing SS •
• hcbta .. Theater 1599 Supenor A~ CIMU ~. 46 Olll. "TM ~I~°' Am·
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hit ol poet Emily Oicl..1n~ Conhnun Fri-
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• Chrlll Colltte Irvine 15 30 Concordia '"''"t' 7116 )Si o P.a<1f1e Thc.itre Com· ~ny pr~nt ·little Shop or ~lon0t1.'' •
mU\1c.il comf'<I) about 1 nerdy flomt who
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through c-,ept q Mml\SIOO SS S7
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Rourke, Johnson Should ride 'Harleys' into -
f'at Lumb
f'"rt'clancc writer
Newport Beach
Mickey Rourke is a biker known
,ts Harley; Don Johnson plays his
~owboy buddy
Marlboro in this
offbeat action
pic1 u re, "Harley
Davidson and the
Marlboro Man."
The "'-O really
drc an odd
couple H arley , _ __.. _____ .... philosophizes and
pm" whenever he gets into
trouhk Marlboro quotes his
l.11hcr a lot and 1s 1n love wllh a
fcm,1k motorcycle cop
A11cmp1ing to help some friends
"ho need money to save their
l,1vontc bar from being replaced
hy J \k}'>Craper ('). Harley and
\1arlhoro get more than they
harg.11ncd for . fhc mmt sinister
drug dealer<, you'll ever see, fully
CO\'crcd with hulletproof coats,
d1,1'.e them around variou' parts
nf the We~t
DtlO fohn\on loo~' grea1 with a
mu\l,1che and real heard and 1s a
rca~onahly con1,int:1ng cowboy
Mickey Rourke, though, just
doe~n·1 \Cem hardened enough for
hi\ hiker rok
R .11 c u R • I o r v 1 o I c n cc .
langu,1gc and nud1t). "Harley
Da1,1th<1n anJ the: Marlboro Man"
ha~ 'pcctacular special effect~. I
don't want to give loo much away.
so I'll JU'I l>JY that the s1un1men
who workcu on 1h1s ftlm deserve
mer11 pav
The \Ounll tratk is almost
overv. helming al time'>, al lea!>l in
Oolhv stereo
M o I il r c y c I c s
rev1,1ng their
engine\ <,ound
like 1eti. taktng
off. I lard metal
a nd country
western music are
interwoven into
the ~•o r y a t
appropriate
l1rnC\
I d1dn'1 cxpec1 to ltke this movie
much, " macho male hulldy film
w11h II\ hrand name character<;
(other., arc Virg1n10 Slim dnd Jack
Danie1'1 ), but 1t wa actually qulle
cn1ertc11n1ng and <.hffcrent
Pilot ratings
..... , .
...__
Htka 19atbri1M11
Adraa
Hu•ctactoa ladt
The best thing going for "Harley
Davidson and the Marlboro Man"
is definhcly the
beautiful Harley
Dav i d son
motorcycles che
main characters
ride. But you can
see cla ic "hogs"
in l ots of
dicrcrent loc le
across Southern
CalHomia 011 any given weekend
(try Meltt>IC Avenue in front of
Johnny .Rockets Hamburgers in
LA. on a Saturday afternoon -
load or them!)
Mic key Rourke, left, plays a philosophical drifter while Don Johnson portrays a former rodeo cowboy in
"Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man.f'
Don't bother wlth thi$ poorly
wntlcn aby maJly bad formulaic
film directed by Simon Winccr
This cliche·ridden hulk lack\
pa ion which might have made
watching the film more bearable...
Thi> 1s aw buddy picture" w1thou1
ony real relationuup between the
buddies Harley Davidson (M1dc~
Rourke -beefed up for the mlc
but till playing hlm\tlf) and
Marlboro Man (Don John.on
nabbed out but a b11 more
bchevablc}.
Justina Tumu
Student
Hunlington Beach
lnconsislcnt 1s the be~t word l
1.an use to describe "Harley
~ :I ..
' ' 2 1
Davtdson and the
Marlboro Man."
The film begins
with a time
'lelling described
by a radio
announcer. It's
1996, the ozone is
almost completely
destroyed , and
the new drug is crystal dream. The
\Ccnano 1s weak already, yet that's
about as deep 1n10 the future as
1h1s moVle goes except for greater
mOation. and modern crime.
Harley Davidson (Mickey
Rourke) and the Marlboro Man
(Don Johnson) begin as extreme
characters, cool, calm and
collected until desperate stnpting
turn<. them into two blubbering
id1oto, Harley and Marlboro
reunite with their buddies and try
to ave their old hang out that't.
due for a new five year lease
worth S2. l million.
They rob an armored truck and
get milled up m a major drug
front, facing them up against men
of modern cnme attired in bullet
proof coau that drape from high
c.ollars to the ground. They retum
to the club with the money, taking
no precautions against these men
coming back for them, which 1s
1ust plain unreal! uc of their
characters.
The rest of the movie 1s a
Don Johnson and Mic)(ey Rouitc., st.tr u two tough re~t• who
twindle 1ggre11lve banke,, .
nd1culous chase between modern
crime aod old fashioned losers,
and the plot never thickens Also
Harley and Marlboro care about
their friend enough to steal ror
them, yet they don't seem nu lhat
disturbed when
they get blown
away.
Dc!>p1tc nll the
rough edges. I
can give cred11 10
the 11c11on that
was even unique
al times. There
were also many
funny lin es,
especially when there were
stressful situations, but I never
cared where this movie was go1n1
and I couldn't wait for it to get
there.
About the film
Their botched robbery of a
bank's armored car in a mi guided
attempt to save their r1wontr
hangout from the bank re ults 111
the death of four oC their bc,1
fncnd Do ttig-
mourn these
ell™: frien<b? No
They run with sf 1he money. Only
bad guys
re l en tle ssly
pursuing them
finally make them
take aC1ion. They
wreak revenge in
an awkward and un pcctacul.:ir
resolution to this already wcuk
film .
Almost any 01hcr action film or
buddy picture you an thin .. of 1'
better than this one Go -.cc
K'lmeth1n.g else.
•''lllPllr -1111 Ill
MIPllllN ' •
tan1q Mickey Route, Don JohnJOn Ctellea FieJd, Daniel
Baldwin, Vane Willlams and Tom Sizemore.
Mllnd UM 1CtMt Directed by Simon Winccr. Produced by
Jere Henshaw. Screenplay by Don M.lcbael PauJ. Music by Peter Merman.
RatedR
I t'1 1996. Rourke and JobNOn atar u a ~ diiftcr
and U ·rodco Ill/ •ho rob • bank IO help &Mir ' who WU
bcina mona·anncd by bank.en atle= to bldale oa their ravor~~e hangOut.. What. lhey thoup1 be ..... i\Albcty
lurns m10 a ~ ~ u me, ue'ltflift1it01~
world where money 11 Qnty a meana to a nnlch more daft•rous end.
DI Orange Coaat Weekend I Thursday, August 29, 1991
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ART
_Art, .iava .lllmll well
at new coneehouses
W hen I was a teen-ager
growing up in Pa adena
during the late '60s, there
was a little offbeat cotreehouse
called Ba!in Street near the Ca.I·
Tech campus that aimed its
alternative attention at the locaJ
an crowd. Actually, It was a son
or latent beatnik flock who hung
out there for the sober solace of
acou tic folk music and
nonconform1 t poetry. From the
di play or avant·
garde al't't\ork on
the walls, to the
assorted bards
and min~1rel
who performed
mo~I evening) to
an audience
informally
.au.angcd among.
the groupm~ of
"round"
furniture, 1he
envuonment was
decidedly
e~nmental and
make hift.
Arts
Scene
However, for me and my
friend , who sometime bored of
The Doors and high chool
football games. this was an
underground haven where
challenging poetry readings served
as the backdrop to our novice
enjoyment of fresh roasted coffee.
A eparate world that lc!t
permanent imprc ion about the
merging point or curio ity and
lcamlDg. The place where we
gathered and grew.
D unng the la.st ix months, I've
been keeping a keen e)e on
the re·-cmcrgcnce of the
coffeehou e scene steadily brewing
1n Co ta Mesa. I recently Y1 1ted
three of these "dream cafe "
which ha'Ve sprung up withtn a
single square mile of each other -
Rock n' Java, the Blue Marble
Coffeehouse (b1lhng 11.SClf 1
blend of fme coffee and fine arts)
and Black Market Art -hoping
to rekmdle the warm f celmgs and
cultural bonding I had felt a5 a kid
hanging out al B in ~treet
Wh.tt I found were vanat1l1n on
an-old theme. In the b(h, the
coff cehou e ~enc w;i<, for ~·me
the preferred option to a lt)\e·an,
or pcrhap' the c rly breeding
ground for politic I prote t and
anti-war demonslrat1on . However,
it seem" to me that the current
trend or the c:offcehou e art
gallery ~cuina u more ahout
e tabh11hing a dependable refuge
aw y from the overwhelming
technology and u~qucnt de·
human1z~n tht1t tlom1hates our
daily hfc ~ reO\ler. fi rurru for
mean1n1ful commun1c1tion
through V1 uat "· poetry and
mu 1 , the local coffeeb uM: arc
creating a rct)·lack1n n.sc of
mmumly niJ 'Pmtual X>thlna
for many of their patron .
S11lcJ as the "roe inc\t CX'lffee
house around" -with folk-rock
featured on Monday nig.tm, blues
on Tuesday, and 1 mixed blend Cor
the enormous congrc1at1on of
folks.who show up to overflow the
patio on Fnday and Saturday
night -Rock n' Java also •
showcases one antSt per month on
it gallery wall~ Slated for Sept. 6
through Oct 6, with an opening
celebration scheduled for Saturday
night, Sept 14, are contemporary
con tructions and serious lDl81CS
by anist Matthew BcehJcr .
0 wncd by Tesh and Lola
Burke, Blue Marble
CoffccholUe offer a more mixed
bag of .art e"cnb to accompany 1ts
selection of UI different kinds of
r<>Mted coffee. homemade soups
and muffins. In add1t1on to us
monthly art e:1th1blt Sahna
Peacock' ab'>tract acryhcs and
colorful mixed media work by
Enk Konicki arc on tap through
'ieptcmbcr -Blue Marble
'chcdulc two featured poet
followed by an open mlke for
rcadin~ on the second Tbu™11y
and fourth Wednesday of each
month. And, on the fourth
Monday, the "Jammin' Java Jive"
talent night takes OYcr.
Of these three alternau-.c
pacc11, Blad: M rket Art h,1 •
geared 11 ctr as the m~t scr 1ou
venue for local artists an I
mu 1c1aru to how off their work m
Orange County Owned by Connie
and Charlie Yoon, Bluck Market
Art actually conMSts of the
Atom1cframe hop that adJOin ,
and financ1allv supports, the Black
Market Gallery which feature~
rotalin& group uh1b1t
E "cry Friday night begannmg at
10 p.m. and I.isling into the
'Very wee hours. Black Martel Art
opens It coffee bar and stages an
art llllpromptu of contemporary
music and performance. The
gallery also h t what owner
Yoon calls, "impromptu bonio
night " featuring poetry and
music.
AJ1h<1ugh the Black Market
concept i fa5h1oned after Paris'
famed 19th-Century Salon des
Rcfu\C that featured art rejected
by the prest111ous Academic
J·rancatSC, the current edub1t on
d1 play through Sept 27 potliJhts
me of the mOit e 11ina work I
h ve ~een all year. Of particular
mtere\t arc John Olsen'<, framed
image' which co mb1,..ne
mJn1pul1ucd pol1ro1d' with the
colorful lead foil orr of wine
bottle , in adJ111on 10 the mt.'<eJ
mctl1a "'Mk, hv N'1st\' Kin wh4'
u11li1e' fo 11 part\ and dirt.
mlc r111n photCI r ph" of 011 ~ell
marred land •re~. Al 1ncluJed
in the 'how arc Jl'1hn tcltoll
cl ttall fi ur tt\C p \tel '11
Y1c~ mera phQtogr ph by KJp
Duff, anJ m .. uc.a1 m~d meJ1af
a(t)hc pa1n1in hy Meh'sa l 1hu1u
Klcxhn
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Their digging uneartb'cd the
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,in tm. with Christopher PIUJ\11Tler
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Authonh.ip was credited to Britons
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phone number," Sampson said-:'
"When 1 cootactcd him, he was
deli&)ltcd that we wanted to do the
show and 1ave us his approval."
·-"It aU came taselber at the
moment we were considering an
alternate show," Sampson related.
"Kind or 'just in the niclt of time.' ..
Johnson and his company -
headed by fW\)-time Pilot best
actor award winner J o hn
Huntington as Cyrano and Deirdre
Donohue as Roxanne -arc
currently in rehearsal for their
opening, and c:o<reat9r Lewi has
been workin~ with the troupe.
"We even inserted one number
that had been dropped from the
original score," Jo'}f'son noted
"This one bas~cn a trip all the
way," Johnson wd with a grio.
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Advance rcscrvarion are being '
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gaining access to
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vmually a job for
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the New York City Lt'brary, which
had Michul Lewis' addrc and
Obtaining the rights to the
material, however, was a more
formidable tuk. Johnson and
Sampson had to use their
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German company which controlled
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GuAl. )820 Plaza Dr. bth -O>Mt
Plata Vill8p. S'6-'n73. ~ b luch
11:30 un. to 2 p.m. Moo.·Fri.; dtnoer 6-10-.30 p.m .. Sulld9y bnandl ll:JO .. ...
to 3 p.m. ReMnatJona ftl ..... cl.
Tudoori aod ai,,,, lotlaa, laiiib _.
chicken. Terri& appetlzen. Rommdc
aardca 1tmo1pbcrc. Sercnt tcl'Yfce.
Ollutandina wine lilt.. SS O.,._ aa.u., Oystal Court 3Ul Bear
St. S46-6004. Open 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Mon ·Sat.. II a.m. to 7 p m. Sun.
Afternoon tcllimG 2:30 to S::JO p.in.
everyda,. RucmtlonJ =~l&d. A touch o all c:ulainel in a d FrellCh
1etlln1. S
~'· a.,nM CaW.., 299 8. 17th St., 64S-"°5. FaaulY 1tyle ltahu. SmaU
trattoril with tnenclty tervice. O\ildren
welcome. Tue out. S
et-'• ...... lt.111, 428 B. 17th St.
650-1750. Racrval.iofta ICCCpted. A Cetta Meu landmark. Warm, ia1im1te
nel&hborbood 19C*li0& place. Luech,
dh111cr. _.nd btUtlut, ~
Oreat ribl. ......,.ra. Modlia prices. LM piaoo bu cnlelUiamait; Qlltomcn
IOmCltmu ... to .. •k>lla. s
0-W. ...... ml Harbor BM,.
642-7162. IHe"1Uon1 accepted.
Oenuloe a.-Mand&rin di&hea since 197S. Awud"'lfillalna cuisine.. Lunch,
dinner. tab-out. adtaill 7 dayt. SS
o....r ~ 3810 s. Plat.I Dr .. Soulb
Cou1 Plau Villlac. 668-1737. Open for lunch 11:30 a.m. to 2:lO p.m.; dinner 6-10
e .m. Top·r1ated Scandinavia n/
Continental re111ur1nt. Wonderful Caesar ul1d, bom1n11dc bread1,
caallcnl c.vl•r 11elcdlon, homemade
pavad Wt. Conltant 1CJiYity (Sunday
f>tunch, wine dinners, food tulin~ bit
menu all afternoon and lnto tbc nl&ht). SS
e.nuw.. 3800 s. J>tu.a Dr., South Coast
Plau Vlllaae. SS7·l.531 . Rucrvations
auueited. 'J:inc tnd1tion1l ,.~
rut1urant uata tk freabcn in&rcd1cnts.
SuJbt bar, ta...i rooma, c:ocktall 16u-.e.
MuJtl-<XXll'IC KaiMlJ dlnncn must be
ordered 24 bra. 18 ld'tantt. Elepat
dinin• Llladl. diMu. SS
11 .. 1, 48' N. Old Newport Blvd.
n2-2Wl. 9Pea TM.·lbur. 5:30 to 10
p.m., Fri • ..S.t. eo 11 p.m. In a modest
fratM hou.. dc.a.c.ubte ltablft PllCll
and aeatiood ·tro. OMr PIOlo Pmarino
La C.... 16t5 Im. Ave. It 17th..,
6"66-7944. One ot the 1re1'1 oldolt atealt
bou.ee. l•dllulW, oaq. SeafOod aa weU.
SS
t ' ..... o....a. 1'00 Miw lilt
Hlftlof, St0-1937. ~-........ ot Gold Mani ol 11:.1~-.-.
..... II di .... JllML ()ww ........ Qius -tflla 1°1 I •aM for Q'9w ,-...-. ~ '°'*' ....... ooa1ampo1wyCW.-oa.• ......... ........ i.llMNt, ...... ., ..,.. st
......, .. 401 & l7tll St. ··-7 .... 91? •,.... ...... nw .. 1 .... '° 9".30
p.aa. Prl.· Set., 9 a.m. lo 3 p.m. Sue
Oourmet aaadwkb lbop, lplflY lateriot. S
.. c..; 296 E. 17\ll ~ 645-7626.
F1mlly llJI• MulcH rcat1ur111l.
Preaideat 811111 hu e1ccn bc,.I ()pea dailY •• 11 ..... few hledl. cHNcr, ocdtaill. Call abcad few .... ,....,
SoUcltou JeMcl '°' faaiffca; --••t family value. SS
Mlmra, 183SP N~ llwd. 72U722.
()pc.o Daily. 7 a.m •• Su.-Tbu. IO 11
p.m., Frl.&t. to mldraiPt. Good f..0, .,o«. C.alifomll c:ulaUic in Now Orluat ambianco. Brutfu&a. lud. dimlcr, .,..~s
~Tii[ ::.. =n·N= .:.=: 11ndwlcbea. £mphui1 on frub--.
quality. Delidoua CIOnl brcld. ()pee ha 'pa Mola. ~ 5!1nt.. 2 , ... ~· Tate CMJt from 2 p.m. llUIJ. S$
..... M.e. 211 E. l'lda St 642-74A
DiMcr 1 ~ hilld ~ dl.1 acicpc Sua. Sudwidtea aladl Md ,,_.. 11
..... ·-· Good ......_t ~-...,.,, dleaDUcLU .... rn.c.. IW Newport BM.. 6'0-9363, ()pee Moo.&t, 11 a.a. 10 9
p.a. 09lldcliiw prmet cbk:ba. w.aJ, =~':9~ 11.ctwrchu Hd ~pt1riH
................... )33) Briltol St.. Soutla
C.out Plua. 540-8031. Open tot luncll
ll.30 ._...IO 2:30 p.m. MOn.&t., dinner
5:30 p.m. '° 1 a.JG. Moo.·S.t., SwL
brunch oety. Shoppi~·m1JI halaan food
.,Ith frub fish, chicken and pull. Terrific bread. Spotty aervlcie. SS
.. o.a.. 101 E. Sandpoblte Dr
556-1701. ~ 11 a.m. lo 2 Lm.
Mon.·Sun.; Suod1y bninch 10 a.m 10 3 p.m. RucrYatlona 1cccpted. Pine
Mexican food in 1 fun I.rid ~
etMtonment. SS
IU9len "9lta11111•t. 3333 Briltol St.,
South ao..t Plua. 540-JMO. Opco tor
lunch 11:30 a.m. to lJ.m. Moo ..S.t.;
dinner S-10 p.m. Mon.·lbun.. S-11 p.Jn.
Fri.Sit. RetervaHocu auaaeatlon.
Continental aiiline Popular ltlldby. SSS
._.._. 3333 Bear St., Oystal Coun.
662·RUBY. Open 8 1.m to 9 p.m.
Moct.-Thu.n., 7 a "'· to 10 p.m. Fri.-S•t., 7 a m to 9 p.m Sun. RuefV'ltloat not
required Burae~ aod tries IA a
re<ruted l9'0i diner complete with
ruoJded twint mldic. Elocllc:ot aallda. Sc.r\'fco la toealJy on the mat S
~Pit 1.S76 Old NcwPort lt.d., 64S-IS60. <>Den $ to 10:30 p.e. Modente
priccl. 9'c6 ,...... daktcn teafood.
wann frieedly OWKnbip. as
,_,.. ...... Gttl _. .... DOO
~ S.. 979-2400. Opu tor lucb a.ct ..., ..... .,. ...... c.u '°' lilcMan.
Jan dl1mp •• tudl oe ~ Racrtllioel s A lod Frcala ICllood =~.;'%. lT.,.nd. eompkk -.th an
-r.. A I) .. 1 ta.,, 369 E. 17111 t.,
~ Coly authcauc ~ tn
room. ~ bmCh. al'lcmooo te.a,
OJ.le-rs To Go
Rund .. '• F1nt A Only
Restaarut Home Dell•ery Service
Jmlf-=-t
Let W ... To Oo dcht flee _. ""-
J'OQf ~ .......,.... lo ,.,., ....... bu._, boet or pany. for °"'J a SS 00
cMIMtyfM.
We dlhu to .. co6et 93'46, nM7, ,... 93'49 _.., ....... JO '° ..., .....
Plolie Call
(714) 141-7U
To roc:ef¥e 1 FRE8 copy Of "' Maro Menu .Dialllt Ouldt laWfttll CIOl9pieM
IMD\11 cl dlclaa &iii ,....,...
Apple-A-Peel • Marie CaJJendan
J.C. McUn'a • Stefano
&Ua Willica • 8'ekhara
Old World Oerman Relcaurant
.
Sunday bRKlll, Ho t • ~
puiie:a. ..... ... ......, ... tdk. EqlisbuUqw.., ....... .
,_,...... ~ 3333 I ..... It., So.Ida Coest Plaza. ,,..... ~ .. haodl J l
a.m. to 9 p.a. Moll..... Reeemidont noc requhed. ne ......._ pDria w1t11
t 1 different piiilil fJom Skiliaa to
Neapolltaa. S ,...._ 30l7A Harbor BIYd.,
l)a.tcr Sclt&are. Opea "MGMay ~
Friday, l t a.a. to 4 p.m. Dutch
bomeirudc ~ ~ laOdwfches. sal.cll. S
lttlil C.1ttw7 IM., 3333 S. Bnstol
S.40-8822. ()pee 1 l Lift. to 9 p.m d1JJy.
RcservatlOOS ac:cepeed. Dtne 111 the
Metro's oaly railn*J diftana car. SS
z.bltl, 1712 P*cftlia, 645-8091. No
mcrvaoons. i..obtl« laJI, prime rib,
chidtcn aod ribl 11 ru.tlOOiblo prices.
Spcc11l cbaaaea ni&JtUy. Lunch, dinner,
Sunday bredfut. S
ZllMa GMed C.-. ... 0,... a.r, 171•
Placentia, ~222. A . bfa, sprawhna enterprise with pool I.ables, oyster bar,
hamburaen, uedwicba aod a variecy ol ~•food otferinp. VCff casual Sunday
Mcdcan bnaech: S
Newport Beach
A.bboNaua, 3421 Via Udo. 67S-897J.
Open for lunch Tua..·Sat. from l I :30
n m. to 2.30 p.m. Dtnocr acrved from S lo
10 pm Tucs.·Sun. S1111rd1y ch1mJ>41gnc
lunch served from 11:30 a.m co 4 pm.
Sunday champacnc drnocr 1&n"ed from S
lu 7 pm llllian food fcalurina freshly
m•dc pasta aod bread. Seafood
\Clcc110t1.1 ottered. •
• Alley ........_t, 4501 Paafic Cout
ll11hw1y 646-9126. Ameracan food
W1rm and cozy, Sao Fn.oasco-siylc
d1n1n1 almo.pbcrc. Laocb, dinner,
S11urd1y ud Swaday bnancb. l.Mly bar. Reservations aca:peed. SS
'AIMU.t'1, 311 Manne Ave. 673-6S80
Oocn for lunch 11:30 a.in. to 2:30 p m
Mon.·Sll., dtnoe1 j;JO to JO p.m
fues • 11.; Sunday brunch ~afood ~pcc111tia rrom the llalian COISI SSS
Antotnt. Le Merid1t11 Hotel, 4SOO M1cA11hur B~d. 476-200J. Open fot
d1n1n1 6 10 10 p.m Tuca . .S11 Rci.e~11iom RqlAitcd. Award-wi:a.n1111
menu of ltabter frcncb1Con11ncn11l
curs1ne, ucellenl.ly prcpucd and
&J'llCIOUsly ICfVCd. $SSS
Ant.ta. 3334 w. Owe Hwy. 64,S.7077
Open for lunch II a.m to 3 p m Mon -Fri. Otnncr fJOlll j p.lll. to I am.
daily. O aulcal con1lncn11I cuillnc;
tablcsldo preparation a apcclalty
Favorite ha•nt ol Ncwpon Be.ch'• Oki
Money mclJow, coa.sc.rva~ crowd. SSS lk•ltl•••· 4250 Blrcb 1. "S-0822 America's !DOit cckbrated Japucsc
rcstaura.Dt Tcppu tablca and tushl bar.
Lunch II.JO a.m to l.JO pm. Moo ·Fn.
Dinner S.JO IO IO:lO p.m Moo ·'lllun.,
S JO 10 II p.lll. Fri • S 10 10 p m Sun
Rc.acrv1uom reeommcnded SU
Bob a.n... 37 FuhJon bland. 644-2030
Open 11 a m to 10 p.m. daily Sunday brunch 11 a.m. to 3 p.111 Racrva11on1
ll«'Cl)4ed. Steala and seafood with a
ti Jc Scoofab IOll(h. E.alcflcnc prtmc nb
•nd Caesar •led Dunly ht, dubby
11mo1pbeu. B1colleo1 piano
Fresh Fish Dallly
All Y•r •Round
' •. ' ,. ~ ' t ~ ' • t
(,/,) ·ll>~~~~
Moel.~., Dmaer 5:)0.10 p.a. ~-:-.,_.. lliallll J7le faed; S ........ wA pMtl ........... _ _,...,._"'-"'....,.;..__,...c
-r.a.; •llti lO:lO Wed.·'nuis.; lllatiJ ll a,._.. G1t1. 951 ~ Cea&er Dr. .... I• Tea, 114.5 ~ CCllW Dr.
Fri, Sat. No racrvadom '*"-s 640-2175. <>Dea 11 L& lo 11 .,... 641).j25Q. ()Dee ll:JO L. IO 2:ll p.m
Ca .. ,,. ,._ ~ llSI Newport MOtl.·Fri.1 fl. a.a IO ........ ! Set. lor "'8c* aioa.-Fri j to 10 .,,... torr
CctlteT Dr. 7S9-SS43. <>Dell 11 a.a IO 10 Sullday ONnCll JO LID. IO 2 p Ill. di.aer S-.·Tbwa., 3 to 11 p.lll. fri.-Sa.I.
p.m. Sun.-Thurs., aod ft a.111. to 11 p.m. Reservations accc"cd. Soulbweaterni R .. e"alloea auuuted Nouveau/
Frl.·Sa1. No re1crvationa taken. MeDcaa flM>ritea m' a (cstiYe aocia llOUftlle ChmoilerKf with plllU diabea
Crilp-a'Ulled pnnct pir.za comca lCI at!llOIPbere. Great arecn com tamales. thrown la for p>d mc.uun SSS
do2ens ol nnon; some are rather odd. pork dilhes. L.Mly happy hour. SS CMJ'• Diii, ~ e. Coul ~·
Busy place . .SS ,,.,.... ••• loca&c.d at tbc vcrr end ol . 67S·219). Open 9 I Ill. to • p.111
nie CHM17, 3010 Lafayelle Ave. the Newport Pier. 67S-9771. RacmillOOI Moa.·Fri., 9 ua. to 7 pm. Sal .. JO am
67S-S777. ()pen fof lvncb 11:30 Ltn. to 3 not nccellllJ. Sem., tlile frubctt to I p.a. S.... At leut 37 ftrltJU ol bot
p.m Moo -tri.; dinner S-10 p.m. daily. seafoods froat tM hCltic Northwest. ud cold deli 9*ftdwitbca. froun JIOl'Ur1.
Sunday bnancb 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Brcakfut, lllnCb, dioecr. S Ttla. •1 taco1, c:aicruia. Abo ill PW.a
Reservations 1cccp1ed. Contanealal n... Cniwu, 3801 B; hcific Coast Hwy de Cata. S
cubrnc, seafood emphasis. Creal clam 76(M)l)I. Opeo S p.m. to 12 1 m. G6erP, 3QS . Marine Ave .. 67~193
chowde r ll Moo.-Sat., 4 to ll:JO p.m. Sun. Su.nday Autbcotic Jtaliu food. Dinner only, S tn
Cuo'a C..ft, 631·1331. 22AJ W. Coul brunch f0:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. 10 p.m. Mon.-Thun.; S to 11 p.m Fri Hwy. Open Mon.-Frl., 11:30 a.m. 10 Rcacrvationt au.gated A landmartt for and Sat. S
mJdnipit. Sat.·Sun., 3 p.m. to mklniaht special occ.... F1'c Crownt b a u..-•a. 332.S Newpon Blvd 675~
Fabuloua bay view, huge b11. Oreal p{ace replica En~'• oldest iJm jUJt ouliidc Open for lunch ll a m to 3 pm
for social hour. SS London. Contlneo11t u well u Tuea.·Sll; dinner S:30 to 11 pm
Cal'lldo'a. 3520 E. Paciftc Coast Hwy. tr1dltion1I Enalisb fare, includina Mon ·Sat., S·30 10 10 pm Su~
67S·J922. Open for dinner from S:JO lo Yorbbirc puddiri1-Prime rib ii atilt the
t0:30 pm Sun ·Tburs, S:lO to I J:30 p.m f1wn1e, but mcau Includes c:oolemponlJ See RESTAURANTS/114
Fn ·Sat. RucrvallOl\S 1ugge led. Oauic -------------------------Northern Italian prmcl cuisulc. New,
moderately prt«d loull&C menu Krvcd
'hi wee boilrs. Wild ana crazy place al
n1&ht when the band strikes up the Our doDlr ..... .n8lca the ~ of I .... far IWO. iDdudiaa 1-~ ...... DOt &.chided).
ssss $60 and up ..
SSS S40-S60. SS S20-S40.
S S20 and under.
sambll music. Cuc clicn1elc. SS
C..tluiJ . NtwpOtt. 1220 Bison Avenue. '7S9~J88. Lunch 11 a m. 10 3 p.m. daily:
dinner served all day, teVCn d1ys.
Ch1ne\C cumne SSS
Ciiio'• Cb.lnctt. 3J36 W. Balbol Blvd. 673~. Open 1 J a.m. 10 9 p.m. daily.
Reservations acccp1cd Chinese and
Can1oncx cuisine Try the kllna ,.o
cbicicn
entertainment. SS 0.lly Gfill, 9S7 N Center Dr
Cabua Cak. 690 N"J)Oft Center Or. ,..644-2223 Moo -Thur~m. to lJ p.m.
Four Sc&IOIU Hotel 7SC).-0806. Open Fn I J am 10 midni&hL Sat., 9 a.m to 10-30 am 10 10 p.m Mon.·fri, Sat. 7 10 pm Oamc: Amcncet1 food. peat
1 m 'to 10 pm , Sun 7 1 m 10 S pm. locatJOn for FuhlOft Island movie t>uffJ.
Rcserv111oru accepted C1liforn11, n conhncatal cumnc SS °"lucJ'a, 630 Udo Pa(k Dr. 67S-0100. Catt n~c-0.Flw-t, 1109 Newport Center Re1er1111ion1 su11ested. Harbor
Or M<l-S7S2 Open 8 1 nl 10 9 p.m landmark. Comprehensive sufood menu.
Mon ;rrr , 8 am to 6 pm. Sat, t I a.m. Noisy. fun. Lunch. dinner, Sunday
10 S p m Sun No re1erv1t10n• taken. brunch SS
S1l1d1 and "ndwichcs In 1 casual atmosphere s Edit'• D111tr. 230S E. Coast Hwy .• Corona del Mar 67J.90SO. ()pen 6 Lm
Cellfernla lk1d1, l3SS V11 lrdo to mtd~I Sun -Thurs.; unnl l a.m. Fn .
67S-OS7S. Open for lunch 12·2 pm Sat FifficHl')'tc diner, with ju.kcbmcs.
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Monday .. Friday 11 :JOam .. 2:30pm
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'I
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•
Wines best -stored in cool, humid callar
·. T he term "wine cellar''
generally conjures up
romantic images of dank,
dark subterranean pas ageways,
constructed of stone or brick, that
arc filled with fine old vintages
covered by dust and cobwebs -
sort of a "Talcs From The Crypt"
fo r "inc lovers.
No thing quite so
Medieval is very
commonplace,
how e ve r , a s
hou s e s with
b a c me nts arc
hard to come by
1n S o uth e rn
Cahforoia thc~i:
dayi., let alone
castles or count ry
eMates
On the
Vine
The truth of
the mc1ttc::r I\ that
c::vcn )c.>m e
oenophtlelt (those
who love wine) will stash their
trCj\Ured bottle' under the bed or
RESTAURANT1
From 013
Re~l'\at1ons .icleplcd f-c,11vc d1nm1 of
de he mu' L cbllnc•e spcc1al11c• lkllv
dancer• ,,n 10eclccnd\ SS
J,W.'1 ~· Gnll, QOO Ncwpon C~n1er Or
Mam olt Hotel 640-4000. Open 6·30 a m
10 10 p.m Sun -Thuni . 6:.30 a m. ll• 11
pm Fri -Sat Rescrv1tions accepted
h uh ruh sclcctmnl SS
KJlltyama, IOI 8a)'\'1cv. Place, NC,..pllrl
Buch, 72~-0177 lunch Mon ·Frt ,
dinner from 6 p m Moo -Sat . c~d
Sun 'ielf park 1n 11d101ning lot. Authentic
Japanese cuisine ~crvcd m tranquil
environment 011lcr SSS-per pcr,on
kaisck1 (cut 24 hou~ in .idvancc SSS
Manv Polo, 12htl K1•.on 7.:'.1-0801 Open
(or lunch ancJ dinner '' c" day 11 1 m
10 JO pm 1:-re\hly made pa•lll\, gc.iurmel
p11111s (ire.ii 11\0llO ancJ gnocch1
l:.xcellcnl 1akc-ou1 SS
Marrabsh, 1100 W Pacific Coast llwy M~-1\.\114 Open for dinner I\ ltl 10 pm
Mnn -Fn , S 30 10 11 r m ~al ·Sun
l{c \Crv11ion' \UftftC\lcd Morncc~n
t u1\lnc SSS
Malleo'• ~n~ F PJLtf1l Coa\l I IW\
l\1'·HZl\7 Open fnr lunlh J 1·30 11.m h• 1
pm , dinner 'i lo 11 pm Rr\rrv111inn'
requued Gourmet luh1n cu1 me 1n
rcd·vt'hrt \plendor SSS
Ma,.-ur 2931 E Pacific ln.i't ltv."f
t.7~-t'6~.:: Open for lunch 11 \0 J m to
l. 'O rm . dinner ~ 30 lo 10 \Q pm
'lund·•~ hrunch 11 .lO am lo 2·30 pm
Rc•crv.i11o ns 1cccpled Cr11 ically
•clf.11mnl Indian 1andoo11 caokel'\ SS
\tuuluna ll11torant~. 2« I E Pu1fil
( O.&\I I lwy 675-2004 Lunch. 11 \() • m
111 l p m., dinner S p m lo m1dn1gh1
lllppy hour, Mon -Fn Patio dmma
11viulablc Busclina h1•1rn 11ff cr1n1
contemporary northern hah•n wis1ne
t .uac sclcc11on of putas, pl.UA) 1-ull bar
•pcc1.Jl111n1t m llaluin wine SS
M11ldooft 't Irish '-ilt. W:' lllrv.f>orl
C enlcr Dr 640-411() Open 11 \fl "m le•
tll pm Sun -Thur\, 11..lO a 111 "' 11
I'm I n Sal lift! open unlit I a m
Rocrv1111>n\ 1cccp1rd tn~h 'f'C"~lhe1
rlu• ul11d\ hura('r, and \le1k• SS
"'ltwDOrt Uiodlna. ~J U }I l:-d~c11t11cr
'17., ~n' Lunl h 11 a m 10 • pm .
dinner ~ 10 Q p m Rel4"1"1/ltlon1 1cteplcd
W11crfront ,hnlllJ with &reat view nf Fun
/..onr and all the eird11n1 aclion 1mpllcd
Superb fruh rllh and M:afoocl, ntcUenl
Sun brunet\ Live rcuac on Sund•)" SU
.-,on Or e.r ler aa4 Cttll. l lOO W
Oceanfront 67.5-9917 fresh fl h and
,,.... 9"d1a1iea, CO(.ktails. bct.1 ttd
fi\no. t<ocnetudo \Mtaertl. Open daily
frOll'I J 1:30 a.tn. Cuual •tmotphe,., SS
in a hall closet, with nary a
thought as to how storage
condilions affect Lbeir wines. Note
well that this is not just another
commodity that can be
indiscrimincntly warehoused, but is
a living, breathing entil)' which is
very se nsitive to ita environment.
Optimum. lo ng-term aging
temperatures range from 55 to 60
degrees, with darkness and
relatively high humidity being the
ideal. While keeping a case or two
under the stairs for immediate
consumption is adequate for the
average wine buff (if there is such
a bird). there arc those who have
dcvo1ed the space and money to
create some very functional and
occasionally elaborate cellars in
their homes.
A good friend of mme, John
Hamilton of Corona Del Mar,
has built what is perhaps one of
the most gorgeous private cellars
m the Southland to house his
cxtcn.,ivc personal rollcctidn. CUt
The Old Spa&flt«I Factory, 2110 Newpon
Blvd n7S-8654. Open for dinner S lo 10
p.m Mon ·Thurs., 5 10 11 pm. Fri.-Sat ,
4 10 10 pm Sun. Rcscl"llations oot
• .c:c~ptcd. lnapcnsrve lasagna and puta
d1She\ With an old fuhionecJ filir $
PanMllM C1f~. ~D Newport <:enter
Dr 644-1237 Open for lunch 11 a.m. to
2:30 p.m, Mon -'Fri.; dinner 5 to 9 p.m
Mon.-Sat. Reservations accepted.
Spcc1allzing in fJesh fish ind pula,
catenng 1va1l1blc. S-S
Parbr'1 ~afood Grill, 309 Palm St.
673-3741 Open f0t lunch 11 un. to 3
pm. Mo n -Sai., dinner 5·10 pm
S111 -Thurs, 5-\l p.m. Fri. Sunday brunch
10 a m 10 4 p.rn. Reservations su&gcllcd
Steak\ and ~•food wirh ja.r.z and rcgae.
Pasul, Plaza Newport. Bmtol and
Jamt'l<)rcc 1000 Bmtol 752-0107 Open
for lunch 11 .30 a m IO 2 p m Mon.·f:ri..
dinner C> 30-10 / m Mo n . .S11
Rescf\'allo ru acccplc u1h1 and natural
Oavor~ from lhe toulh of France ind
California Strip mi ll locatton doesn't d1min1~h the Cl!CltCmenl or Pase.I Olhatt'
1magma1rvc nan SSS
TM P1•lllon, 690 Newport Center Dr
Four Sea~ns Hotel 7SQ-0808 Open for
brc1.lcf8'I 6 30 10 10'.30 a.m. Mon.·Fri .•
lunch I UO a.m. 10 2 p.m Mon.·Fri.,
dmncr 6 to IO:JO p m and Sunday
brunch 10 1 m. to 2 pm Reservations
needed Amencan C10ntemporary C\lljlnc
-.11h Frend! touches Impeccable K~
"'111<11ly perfect food. in an almosphcn:
thll transcends hotel ncnhty nss
Th« Rri. 1141 Newport Center Or
644-4400 Open for lunch Mon .. FrL
11 30 1 m lo l p.m .. <hnner (rom S:JO
pm n11htly Award· winn1n1 tealood
'pcc:11l11c\, p111nc mc111. and pasta dlJhea
\Crvcd up 1n a fme 111 deco sctuna w11b a
view of the Ncwpon coa'1 ~ mus.le
and dancing five nights 1 w.cclt in the
fllu51c room SSS
Tb« iUtt. 880 Ncwpnn Center Ot 720-1800 Open for luncll 11.30 a.m. tu 3
p m Mon -S11 ; dinner S .)() p.m lo 12
a m Mon • II Re1CrvallOnJ 1uge1tcd
Al,.,ay1·e,cc:lle n1 <lt11ln1 and Hana
PraJer's u pcrt1sc Be t batburiers In
town, d1tlf1 liver and o nion•, Rllz salad,
cracked cJunaeneu crab Definitive
cite menu '''>" C'<'MI tent fmm
s vor (l\ually elepnt to drc~
RochaC'lllld'•· 2407 t C 01,1 II~.
C'oron1 dcl M11 . f>7'-J7~0 Oocn for
lunch Mon.-fot l. 11 a.m tu 2 'IO p.m.
Dinner ~ 10 pm daily Rncrv11lon• .ct~l'•<'d for lunch and rrnm ~ 10 9· lO
p m Mon · Jllun , from S \o 1 p m Ofllr.
Fn ~•I C'ont.lstontly IC10d ciontu~at. ,
Nonhem Italian aiu1:nc SS
a..,.s nw.. ..OOl W Ca.it Ui.ab••J, 650-3322. Ruc.rvatloru accepted
0cnn1tl\lc Th1l cublno. V1lue·p1c:kcd
Dt4 Orange Cout Weekend I Thursday, Auguat 29, 1991
into the cliff$ underneath his
oceanfront home, CJ'ltry is fained
via a secret entra_nce which is
conccal~d behind a panel off the
den. After descending 1 JS foot
wro~ht iron piral staircase:. one
encounters no less than the crest
of Chateau Mouton Rothschild
hand carved Crom a massive pie«
of solid oaJc, a neat bit o( artiatry
accomplished by a German
woodcarver especially
commissioned by Hamilton. Rouah
hewn ceiling beams, ceramic tsle
nooring, an antique table and
chairs and sliding oak drawen
filled with onJy the finest vin .. ges
from France, Germany and
California demonstrates that this is
one fellow who takes hi wine
collecting very seriously.
Another wine pal of mine, a
chap named Stuart fr o m
Huntington Beach, has a collection
which is valued well into .six
figures, and he stores it all ln
prefab commercial cabinets that
luncheon combination ~pocials. Suc.nc
decor Lunch, dinner. Sund1y brunch.
l\llO at 1750 S. Coast llwy . .in t.a1un1
Beach, 494-842A.SS
R\tby'1 Japar Ohltr. 3000 W PKlfic
Coast Hwy 722-4-066 Open 7 • m to 9 p.m. daily. Rocrvauon not 11cccuarr..
En&hsh-style Ian with bur1cn and deli
sandwiches. S
Sam's 1>«11, 660 N"'J>On <:enter Dr. 720-0360 Open 7 a.m. 10 4 pin.
Mon.·Fn No rc.tervat.ions ncc<lcd. Deli
cuwnc. S
Sa.port. 1080 Bayside Dr. 644-4220. Open for lunch Mon.·Frl. ind dinner
Mon.-Sun. Maanmccnl Northern Italian
cuisine. Pu tu made on prcmbea: 11uce1
arc 1bsolu1e7 perfect. Oucdoor p1Uo
e11ehcs bayside bf'ccui frvm nc.arby
Balboa bland SSS
hldle Catt, 3201 E. PacfJC Cout Hwy.
67S-7S7S. Open 11 1.m 10 10 p.m
Mon.·Wcd., 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Thurs -~t.. \0 a.m. to 10 pm Su11.
Rescrvt.tlon• 1CCCpted. Fublon1ble menu
or current favorite. Late nlaht bar
d1n111g. good happy hour. SS
tuft Noodk, 21.S RM:rtldc Dr:.,~WDCJll't
9e•ch. S48·7418. unch Mon.· r1.;
dinner Mon -Sun. 1rkina on
wccltends; part.Ina lot In fronc of
re8'eur1nt U pscale n•1&bborbood
rtillUratll IC~ htah-clul, ruJ JlaJia.o
rcpcnolrc. SS
Tait ol ~ WlilaJe. 400 Main Strcct. Bal~ 673~33. Puoram.lc bay view.
cntiy fca1un:1 ptcturcs of Oki f\(fWpOft.
Se.food and tradlllonal lnoritu. Lunch.
dinner and Sa1urd•y, Sunday brunch. SS
Trees. 440 llchotrope A~ 67~JO,
American ind 1ntenaalion1.I Cttill.M.
Lountc 09Cna d11ty 11 5 p .m.; di.Mu acrwa ~lly from 6 p.m. ~lllen and late·nlaht mcn11 until mldAi&Jlt. OM of the Of1np C'.oatt'• meet unique
reltauranlJ. SS
Tnni, 2JOO W Cout Hi&Jrway 722-9248
1aadard 1u ht and JapanCJc fllR with •
small ocean view from i\'a OYCr-thc•hotel
loclllOI\.
Ttano Ma1't, ~5 N~ Center Dr.
640-6333. Open l l lO a m. to l I p m.
Mon -Thun , 11·30 1.m. IO mldnJaht
f-rl -Sat, 5 to 10 pm. Sun. Rncrvat!Uru
needed. Contemporary ltall1n Ni tllC.
ln1eru una putu SS
11 ~~ 1100 W Otcanlroot, by
lhc 811001 Pier. 67S-2S66. Emphull on
frtah tcafood. pnme mea" Oreat
atrno,pbere, servkc and chef Open daily
for dinner. P1&no bu, unday jam
K>n1 SS
VIiia No .. , )Ill W. Coa.n Hwy
642-~ Dinner n &}ltty .S pm. lo 2 a m.
l:!.•t•llc.nt, hutty ftalfH c:uit ... ouro•nd•na wine II1L Ac:ciYt piano bu;
ravorlto local l•te·nla•• 1po 1.
uc tempuat\lte aDd bum~
controlled. Of couno be
several unita to howe his t.reuure1
-one .. , home, oae in the
moun11in1, one at the desert
condo and one at his of6ce (\bit
one bis wire didn't even know
about!) 1 have repeatedly offered
to help him comwne aome of the
exim aod thu ty cut hlt electric
bill. but i1 seems that Stuart
rcmcmben to return phone call
only when we uc plannina to
drink my wine.
I ( you find yourself awash in an
cvcr increa in& sea or wine
bottle. , you do not need to go to
these eirtrcmc:i to protect what can
become a rather siuble financial
invcstmenL One eolution ii to rent
a commercial wine locker, which
can range in size Crom • six caacs
capacity to •ell over 100. The only
inconvenience here is that if you
are in the middle of entertaining
on a Saturday cvenin1 and run out
of wmc, the value of planning
Ruervatlona 1ccop1cd Valet boll
p1rllina. SSS
VHllee Te .. ra, 333 Bay1idc Dr.
675-53) . Dinnc1 rrom s p.rn. niahlly .
Sunday bl'\1~. Edccdc ta~ to dmy
1urroundift&t 11ndcr the superb dit«tlOn
of Hana Prucr, Karen P1ctec and Jimmy ~hton. Doc\ your boat and dine. SS
Fountain Valley
CIM ....... 1 '7'27l N~~ Sl. 546-7426.
Open for lunch from I i"."301.in. to l p.m
M on .·F r i. Dinner $-9:30 _p .m.
Mon.•lbun.; 5·10 p.rn Fri., Sat. Ooeed
Sundaw. Italian cu. hie wltb American "~fC." (burscn. hot dop) av.Uable in tfic: bar. S
TIM 11.,, 18774 Broolt.hunl St. 963-2366.
Open 6 p.m. to 2 1 m. Moo . ..S.t.
Uamburacn. quc:$11d1llu, "~ bopper"
hOt dc)si. Danon& to 'SOI and 60I music:.
Rctel'Vltiona not rcqvlrcd. Scrni.cuuat.
lna:pcn&IYC. s
rn..m-a lnCMra .. 16.slS e~uRt
1. (at H~U). 71S.797S. Opco 111.ncb 11:30
to l p.m.; Dhulor $ 10 10:30 p.m.
Mon.-S.t. hel.W\. R~tlou accepted
Cu\1•1. Oood val\10 for well-pteptrcd
veil, pasta Ind clutlcaJ lll.lian diihes
Grca1 dulcns. SS
Huntington Beach
a.J• WUV., 7191 Warner A .. &. (II
&ad\ BM!.) M2-895S. ~n daify 11 a.111 '° 10 p m Au lhcAIJC Solt tJi of the
botdor" homcmtc food pi:cpand tr
dally, Lunch lea111ru all.:10V<en•cat
b11ffot Suoday buffet brufKb Wllh
CUMplL1t\Ct1la'1 ch•mP'sne and mariachlt
C•terlna 1v1llablo. Reaorv11lon1
accepted uel. lnc.apt.ruh'C S
C.ataaar'1, 16$92 Rotsa ica (at
Warner). 846-8022. ()pen for luKll 11
• m. dally ace~ Moocf ay Open niptJy S
IU 9 p !ft'.. frtday lO 10 ~.m. C>Oc.n
Saturday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m ~lfcnt
Meldcan food. El Pato rl)'le. Oretl chllc
vttde, camltas S
C:llkMt '°" UN, 9901 Yotktown A~ .. %..1-RlM; c:lwy, uf*8lo rib p nt. fartuly ~lucs., e c.llcnt prcpualk>G S
J.C. Mct.l1t'• Bar A Grlll, 18lll Stach
81Yd • 841-00 7 Lu~b ll:JO IO $ p.m
daily, Dlnnor 5 10 10:30 pm.
MOtl •Thuq , 5 to II p.m 1-'ri:-Stt
ndly btunc.tl t t • m.-J p.tn. Ila.. c.llidcn, paata., 11eafoud Entc.netomeel.
Re1erntion1 ac:ccptcd. Se111f<atual,
Modci,.te. SS
L•tcl'1 Dall•ld.1'1, Hll Atl1a1
ahead bcex>mea otMo\at;
ahematM i1 the pwchue
'prefab 1tonae units that can 1to
from 40 bottle up into
thousands. and ran,e to price
a few bundled dollars to bowc
much your bud&el allows.
1f you are-handy with tooll
have the space, remodeling
closet or garaac corner wi
insulat ion and an tir conditioner
the best cho~ to accommoda
your burgcoolna collection. F
custom made rack• arc n
n«e$58ry -a doub)e arid of 2x2
bolted to the wall sill inches a
is a turdy option that is bot
economical and convcnicn
SALUDI
CUR.RENT WINE PICK: 1
Cheatnut Hill ''San Lui Obispo
Zinf andel. Thi biJ JUlly red 1
loaded with a ripe rupbe
Cruitine , ii full on the palate wit
a round, iJky finish. A upcr
bargain retailing for under $
bottle.
968-4466. Open 8 to 6:30 daily Lua reuucinl a\frcdo. Rcacrvnlon• n
requ1rc.d CtiuaJ. lnc:ll>CN!W. S
M....Cft 17 Ult Sea. 3t7 O:lut 5J6.lS$S. Open 8 a.m to 11 p.tn. dal
SundaJ bruncb 9 1.m. to 3 pm. Sur.
and stub. £ntcrtainmC1JI and dandn TUea..S.l. acaemoona tcXcplc.d.
music nc.atl) all the time Romaotlc. wit
ocean view. Orcat lc>b11er dlthe
homemade pof)O\'Cn. Semkatu1I. SSS
Irvine
lllt••· l9100 Ve.a Karman A
752-$222. Open for lunch 11 1 m. to
p.rn., dinner 5 to 11 pm. Territlc: "* hour 5 to 7 p.m. RcscM1.lont ecccpt
Award•w1nnloa European cu1tlnc
lnlefcttlllt aerfoUa rood wttb a modcrat
price '"-rcrf~ •Pol for • roman dinner or J'O!'Cf !\Inell. Order 1 full me
•l Ibo ll"Cly bu, wbkb fea11nce Bruma
m\llJC, da.nc:1n1 at 1ti&J11. SS
littn 2'1, 18201 VOID Kannan $Sl-9201 Opc.n for lunch and dinner Mon -Fn.
dtnntr un~ Sit and Sun 8nllian1
D1\11d Wdbclm mas1erp1C« feature
contcmpomy Oiltfomia bistro f•rc.. T
the house aalad, lobsler cakt c:ntmbt
peasant bread. anchovy tapen.ade
Buu11ful. ileek decor framed by w1tuf1ll and hub a.rceocry PlllO dmt
1n lddlllOI! to ~Jll\ar dlnlnJ room. m
Cali.rut a,11aaru&, 1910 Main St
97S· ll20. Open for 1vnc:h 11 a rn. to J
p IJ\ ; d1l1Mf l l.o 10 pm. \lll,:rhim., l
tO 11 p m. Prl·Sat. Happy Hour 4 to 1
p m Rucro1i ou ace.peed
C1hfor1111·l.ud Southwc ttrn tllitino.
Orecn coin l1m1,lca and c:evicbc
Jpcdtltict ol tM lloule. Tty th& blue
cnup11w, Buty lundltimc llanpt for
tho ~na Pffl(citlao•I crowd. SS
Cllut,...., J~iiw Marrk111, JIOOO Von ~rman. "l-0100. Opon 11 am to 2 p m. dally. Ruervalions 1cceetccl Ham~IJCr'f: le.Ab •nd ladi 1n a
casual ~porta bar almosph('rc. U
C•11tklelr, 18911 Mac.Aflhur Blvd 15~1. Open for lu1tc:b 11:30 a.m. to
1·'0 pm Mon -Fri .. dinner 6.30 lO JO:JO
f..m Mon ·Tbun.. 6 lO 10 J I p m.
11.• at. R escrvat1on1 1c:c:cpfed .
°'1ttt1nd lll ~Ul\C'lltll atiMAc
Ch.t 9yroti OcmmeJJ itdda lu tra to the menu; m•p•flc:enl .. Mee SSS
c•.ica.e 1 ... , 1811 Main St 261·JO
Open "1 • m to 11 pm MOii •Fri. II a m
to 11 pm l . 4:30 to JO pm. Sun Re MhOM accepted. M~1-. aed
lte&b Md -.lood. s
C"••••••, • 139 C1ap•1 Ort<wt . f.S6.:2211. Qpca fair i..a II •a '° l
See MST'AUMNTSIN
•.
DINING
Mimi's has flower power decor, good tood
M 1m1's Cafe is an easy place
w dine Sometime ~e
want to go out for a bite
10 e111, hut the deci~ion ·or where
10 g" " a pain because we don't
wJnt to drc up, don't want
11.ihJn, don't "'ant Chjnese, and
dClO 't want the
.1ttCOtll)O~ of a
he.id "'a1tcr. Ju t
a "mplc no·
'ha,,lc evening.
1 h.11\ the 11me
11> tlm ~ up to the
c ~l r n c r of
~CV. [H'rt and
II a r ho r
houlc,ard and
Restaurant
Critic
he 11.l ftir Mimi'
<. ate horn the
11ut-1tlc. M1m1'
"'''l' inv1ttn1.
l11cndh. \~gucl)'
I ur.1pc.1n 1n a
\. .11hcrn California way. In adc , it
" l hlr.c an e~losion in a flower
t 1ll•'" floral pnnced drape ,
tl1ir ii v.allp.ipcr. rcaJ n~crs and
-f'l.inh. 1rclh!>cs and the lil..c, all
J.1rnmcc1 in toaethcr, and mch~.
11 v.ml,, the ownen ltl..c to think
• I 11 1• '"Jew Orie.ms" 'it)'IC.
1n fi,,,-t Clavor~: honey bran.
buttermilk spice, blueberry.
banana nut and carrot ra1 in . They
are 85 cents each which 1 le o;
than some b.tlerie , but they come
Cree along with your $4 15
brea!Ua t of bacon and egg\, ham
and same, or comed beef ha h
with eggs. ~o do the Lyonnnii.c
potatoc" and )Our choice of fruit
juice. A iraincd miff of plea\ant
type will help you ease mto the
mommg's crunch v.1th rcftll-; on
the coffee
The place 1 bu y al lunchumc
with a lot of local Co .. ta Mc am
who ha .. e found th1\ to be a
comfortable pot for 1 bite to cal,
'and a choice of andwiche'I ic;
ofrcred. none of ~h1ch are hmme.
The) arc on fine bread or n
croi ant and all ha"e a 1dc-ridcr
o{ French fne . chilled fre\h fruit
or a crod of M>up included in the
pncc
BL1s .ire S4.95 and ''Le Cluh"
1s hacon. lettuce. tomato and
roasted turkey brea'>t, $5.QS The
menu notes the) wtll be happ)" to
give )OU avocado 1no;1ead of turL.cy
chic~cn, lettuce, chee!lc, and 'IOur
cream i OK. only if you like a
mild ~I a very mild. Salads vary
in price from $4.50 to $6.25.
M1m1·~ "cr.e pot roast, braised
all day 1n stock with vegetable , a
fine. 1cndcr. well done, old·
ra .. h1oncd di h which lS so popular
1hc) warn you on the menu that
they '>Cl'VC 1\ each day Crom 4 p.m.
until ll'-gone. Barbect1cd pork
back rib basted m molas!les and
cooked lowly over a wood broiler
ure tangy, $9.95, served with
r rench frie" and cole slaw.
The highest pnce on the menu
1 for the Pacific wordfish, S 10.95.
fre h. me quite-broiled and
dellciou A choice of fou r pastas
arc "crvcd daily. {I read
wmewhere 1hat it's a good idea to
tay awa) from foods ending 1n
\-owe! in a place hk.e this. Sounds
like tood advlce.)
'l.ntr mind thut Paul
l'r udhi>mmc 1 not a hou. ehold
"''nl her.:. and CaJun 1c; JU't a
•11nc the) u'iCd to ing. Thi menu
'' ~~ 11n1c, )Ct, \Cry appealing. h ''
"'" 111 an up scale Coco' • but
•\ltli d.M, cheerful decor and a
"French Market' onion ~up
come in a thick crockery bowl
with a deep layer of melted chec e
on top and a lab of ~ood tough
bread underneath. S3.S(T
Hamburgers arc made with I '2
pound of freshl) ground extra lean
meat. with fnc., or fru11 on the
<11dc, from S4 7S to $5 95,
depending on hov. fanq }OU want
to get Cohb alad i~ chopped, the
way 1t wa!> made al 1he Brown
Dcrb'. "here 1t v.as born
For a grand finale, don't fo rget
lhc fanlJ uc dessert tray. lf you
oire d1ct1ng. )'OU will think these
were dcvtsed JUSt to tempt you
1nh> a feeding frenzy: "Triple
hl:id.out" chocolate cake. enough
chocolate to uu fy the mo t rabid
fon. "Snick~r bar cake," with
car.imel. peanuts and chocola1e,
plt1s, "deeply chocolate mou e
pie. ' New Orleans bread pudding
with v.h1 kev 'auce, $2.SO; and
"nhra cak~" a concoction of
chocola te and vanilla ponse cake.
l,1)ertd w11h chocolate and "anilla
cream. cn,clopcd in raspberry
\.lUCe.
......... ~"""
Terri Wagner, trainer, and Jay Hutchison, general manager. how
off Mimi' C.i(e' tempting de ert tray.
h(t
\hrnhl alv.,1)' buw. day begin'
.11 :0.1im1\ at 7 am v.ith a fine
1"1111111Lnt of break/a t muffin<;,
trr•h l111m the O\'Cn and available
RESTAlllAll11
From 014
J1nnn \ 10 10 p ITI Sun • Thun. \
11 Jl m r fl ·Sil. R( C~lllOM
• ~' r1c,1 lnl\(Jl\."llr.~. fun tu1 inc: h<.>rdcr•
•n n11u,cllc Ch1noc. but w11b ~( nc rou\IY· 11cd portions Colorful
1111 .. ~rhcrc:. C\,tllcn1 f(l(>J Jry the Gold
< 11n Buf l oc:1tcJ 1n the: Irvine
\l.ir._c 1pla« St pantie lunch ani1 dinner
Ill OU) SS
Ille C11y &.to. I ~435 Jeffrey Road ~~~ ~11~1 Open for lun1:h lt:JO am ll' ~ '0 rm, dinner 5:lO·tO·lO p"' I uc • l\un Oruncb ll:JO 1 m to l ·JO
Pm \aH>ry Indian TandtXm ind Mual11
n~,~ SS •
(.uth,cr'a Rntavta•C, ttl-4 ~ MICAtthur
111\J l).341.l. Open for hind\ lt·JO
am 10 ' pm M •n 11 : d1nnrr ~.JC).10
Jl m n1&btly R Ml10n, rcqu red A
ir p tu folly Olde f:.n&Jand SS
Kltla1, wit Qntcr Irvine North, ;i>IO
\lam 1,. 170 l61·M'il Opc.n ror
lun.:h 1 t am lu l pm M• n ~\at, d111nc1 ~ 10 10 pm Mnn ·Thun • .S co 11 rm
I ri -Sit, S to 10 p I\. un
..._010, 4JOO Voa Karmao Ave ~!·11SI Open fl>f lu~ I I a m 10 ~ p m.
fon -Fn : d,nnc:r S to 10 p m llmn , 5
to t l p m trl,..S.t ul\llay bNnth 10 JO
• m tu 2 pm Rnc:tvadoN 1 p{cJ.
hno Jar.• r<' 11ltlu SS
MtC n.kll'i 6 .... ~ flh1ft I 7SM\~os. Open 11 • m to l t pm dally
RCMlf\llliUIU ~pted tr h MaluooJ l.nteruun~nt and d1nc1n' •Ill niah a
.. tck SS
MtuaftiM \9tll0 Mtc.Al\1'1n BIYJ., al
r11rcb11d ~1066. Lunt.It 11:30 • m to
A to tada v.1th guacamole. ~heed
2 pm ~''' vpen for dinner F..lcclltnl chef F.ut•'rcan '<'"tee 1n c:lcs.11n1
'um"ll!ndinp Surc:rh ;oup. -...lad• v..11h
ro• led chitlcn, Jc:ho .. 'U' r.n•• and
c:nlrto SSS
M0ttll'1. 1"1\-1 J~mhorcc Rt..-d ~'·'Ill. c~t ~111 Oren tor lun..h 11 '° • m t<• 2
pm Mon fr1. dinner 6 ·10 pm Mon ·I-fl Sal b-1 l r m Rc~,...111un'
~uuc,1cd t:k11nt Cahfom11 cul\inc
Q\"t'nccn by oubtandm& f..'c~u1 ... c Chef
Mk.bacl \\11rcn SSS
f>l"flO. 184?0 Von Ktmian 5H·1.\.H
Ortn t I ·'\O • m to m1d111&ht Mon ·I n • 5
rm 111 m1dn1sht S11. un Rt!ICf"lllutu
11c.cpttd L1fhl"Wt1Jht hut authentic
Sorchcrn ll.ah1n '""'"c P11 I• dar.hcs. be'' (.'1,uall piff'f. Yup C'il). SS
\:trdl IUftonntt fblllaao U llO Cu.Iver
Dr ~St·120l. ~" f('f lu JI 11 am \\I ~ rm Mvn ·l n , d1nnc1 4-~ "1 pm
'iun • 1 hura • 4· 10·.\0 • p m. I fl ·S•I
Rc"h tioru a rtcJ I 1 h pa\tl and
nul -fc.J veal
lHI <in.II. ~966 ll•rr•n•• l'ar~ay1 at
(:\il\'Cr, l62~. SwlhM:Sl C\llJ nc 10 • great kl(llJn& setun& \\ 1lhc:tm·~ nc"' t 11
a hit •11b Jal tn drc rn 1~1. 1rc:11
muqu1tc-1nl\cJ J1 ho, '""c:ct corn J"IM'~ all dt.'lllc: •1tb l}lc \\Ofth the
dnvc U
Laguna Beach
11.JtdU.., 2.2.2 forest Aw , 49 ·.1~
l u.:cllcol C'~nlcmpurary Suulh .. c~I
W• inc, RcxMt.Ont a «plcJ U
M.,..__ '1'127 ~ Coe\! llwv Oren Tl.IC.
• Sun , S:lO to 10 ~ , S1tn BNb4h. 11 • m. to 3 pm Ne• chef add1na culinary
tan &o a no. C1011tUle.1ll•I •nu SSS
coffee and a bite 10 cat at 11m1''·
A ch<Xolate bite.
Thur-Fri, t<> JJ pm Fn and\ t
to m1dn1ght Ch1/dn:n\ m .. nu
&·~r and ~mt: <H'ltl•blt:. Tak our
\\ ht:d.:h. tr .v .. 'C'C,, Pam> din mg
\m1,l1nA:
It •~ three o'clod. and I ha\'en't
had any lunch and )'OU wt.II c~cu<1e
me "h1le I tto get a big cup of hot
Mimi"( l'il~I 'le~pc•t1 Bf\d
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Marla's Tidbits & Tastings
A ntonio ('agnolo. ma)Onl't owner of Antonello
RJstonnte an South Co t Plaza \'1lla~e .
L'Opcra in Long Beach ant.I the new
I r.1ttoria Sp1ga tn South Coa t Plaza' Cf")"ltal
< ·ourt. ha'i
produced a
cookhook \'-<lth
muny of hi
1.wonte recipe •
menu '\Ug&C'ition~
and helpful margin
01)1C\.
Cagnolo'.,
C'l"•okl>ook ''
c rcuall}
ttmcv.orth)
bcciau c all rn ccd fn Ill the
I t>f the
SlO·tlook arc Antonio CJsnolo
e 1rmarkcJ for the Or ngc Ct,Unl') food 01 tnbu1M>n Center. 1 hrcc
thou nd of the book~ ha\C been pnntcJ 1nJ th t
mean S,0,000 in fooJ (or the need if 1111 nf them
'lrC ~llJ, fhe boo).: i for \ale at i\tll\)ncll , •• \lf counr.c:.
tiut he l lookina for waf to cct the boo\. v.idcl
J1\tnbu1eJ and sold ll"lf this w<lrthy tau e. Ma)'bc
the n11n.1 ement t Soulh C-0a t Pl11a could help
out, a 1gn •nd a M k ou ht co do y.uruJc:m !or
ale • c J"CCiaH) when buyer art motivated by the
fact th.11 thcu .Siii "•ii be f,lllO ~ tu help thl'
hungl"\. Phone C.tgnt,lo al .\nt<indlo' 1( "'u havr
.1n 11k.1 th<l\11 hltv. I<' help ~~ t thC>;C •<lllll~'I\ I..'
't'ld. 0 Spc.tl1ng ol 1luJ deed,, l rn:n•h i'•I thl' Or. n~c
Coa'lt lntcrf uth ~hdlcr .u~ rrc: .. cnllnl<! I 'enc .. of
m tNdou" dinin · \CnlUre,, than!.' 111 1hc ~"'pcrnm1n Uld g~ ncro 1t' 11{ ,1ur 11,urilC' 1111~ ..
tht re taurnnt t1-wm:rs lncluJcd 1n thl' 'enc:~ r~
kuanlnr at the Towcn, Fhe F«t loo. P1a,c1t ,
Wh•t'\ Cooklo and 1 ht Goldl'n 1 rumr
lnJl\IJu.11 dinner arc S ~ c:.1..tl nJ 1hc hr,, one
''' ~•II he held in I hr ML:uaninl' t 1he 1 lM Cr n
~Cf\\ ll I ''f 1nh,rm \tulO un th~ cue,, "h1ch v.tll run
thrc.'u h t ehru t\ 199~. c·unt 1.t ;\nn \l~1'kl it1
224 {1 ,klcnn,J. Cor na Jcl \1ar. 92bl5.
0 ··s.~1al br 'l"'C'". u u:slh ' d ,. thttt t.:•lh re
torc:cJ h' rnl.e ~ their up-. .1rdh n\\lhilc p.ucm"
Pauhnc Clulton. n e'pct1 on ctiqucuc in ~>c I
m nncr nd tiu inc , ~a..,1,111 I" "" to le d
chc v•a thruu h the manner' rrior ' fl• u~ ~w.nu · at the tondall ~eattr n ·pt 10 ac 7
p.m Wine and chcc will be 'Cf"Cd rhc price I~
CO (1 hope hr include a ht\lc mcth1n •~' tt
lcttin re taurant ~ tf you arc aomg tn he lale
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Orang• Coast WMkend I Thursday, August 29, 1991 D1a
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Pl1•,1'P Prf''>f'nt "-'hen Ordering
CHOOSE FROM
• SIRLOIN STEAK •
• MA'S POT ROAST •
• FRIED CLAMS •
• FRIED CHICKEN •
• LIVER N' ONIONS •
• VEAL CUTLET •
• COUNTRY FRIED STEAK •
• Northern COD ALLET •
C'OMPl.ETE DINNERS
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• 11 ' 'q. 11h.
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•NO LIMIT!!•
~l'rvt'< I Noon to l 0 p m 7 days
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STILL SERVING THE FINEST
IN MID-WESTERN BEEF,
CHARBROILED TO PERFECTION,
ALONG WITH FRESH FISH & CHICKEN
Come in and relax.
Remind yourself what a
Great Steak Tastes Like!
SERVING LUNCH & DINNER
l lart>or Center Harbor & Wil on
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