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THURSDAY., JUNE 28, 1990
commiunent to become iht tiril communi•1
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William Lobdell. Editor
25CENT S
.GOOD
MORNING I
It's Thursda). June 28. 1990.
and here's what's happening;
Fire burns· in· Back Bay
ORANGE COAST WEATHER:
It will be sunny but not quite
so hot.
To4ay'1 IU .. / .. w '1t/ll
Yesterday"s hiJh/low 82/64
Tomorrow's high/low 80/70
SPORTS:
Ma~ Lnpe BueMll
AUuta f , fWcen I
CWcaa• '· Alt&el• z
INSIDE THE NEWSROOM
The long and winding road
continues ... Oraa1e Coast
Dally Piiot staff writer Paul
Archiplcy is also playing pho-
tographer as he travels along
on the Great Amcncan Race
(AU ... Arch1plcy. taking a
breather from his duties as pol-
itical writer. took along a cam-
era in addition to a notepad
and a laptop computer as he
chronicles the antique car race.
While more than capable m
taking notes and squeezing
them into a story on a com-
puter. Arch1ptey is still learn-
ings th~ins and outs ofa
camera ... Included in one n.--
ccnt Federal Express envelope
along with 1hrtt rolls or film
was this note: "Fim two rolls
were shot with near-dead bat·
tery in camera. rendering my
Ansel Adam~like talent all but
moot ... Third roll was shot
\\1th new battery. although rm
not sure 1f 1l was the nght kind.
possibly gtv1ng the photos a
Mapplethorpian quality .....
nd. as usual. Archiplcy was
dead nght.
INDEX
Bridge
BusiMu
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Comics
Crossword
EnterufrifMnt
Food
Horoscope
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POiice Log
Pubic nolk:8S
Soctecy
Sports
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''True IUCCftl is OWi•
coming the fNr at being
unsuccessful."
Paul sw.wr
f'lr~I battle ltte ltrush fire In New~ aeacf1•1 LHtl a ay.
Heat
to. hang
around
1y lltlS YOKOI
0.,... ,.. "-"' lllrtt ..
Pct rabbits have died.
Southern California Edison re-
cords have been broken.
Air cond1t1oning repairmen
haven't had a minute's rest.
Roorcrs have begun to show up
for work at 4 a.m.
And the heat continues.
The blazing temperatures that
prolonged brush fires in Newpon
Beach and Brea and se nt
thousands to 1he beaches on
Wednesday are expected to stick
around throu~ the weekend.
A strong h1gh-prcssurt S)Stem
based in the Colorado-New Mex-
ico-Utah-Arizona area 1s to
blame for the sweltering heat. and
there appears no end in s1&.ht.
according to Scott Entrekin. Na-
t 10 n a I Weathe r Service
meteorologist.
The Orange Coast has actually
been the coolest spot in Southern
California. with temperatures rt·
mainina in the 70s and 80s.
........ see HOT /a.de raget
. L • Skinhead attacks on upswing
In one coast city, police .say
ly IMLY ADAMS ..............
HUNTINGTON BEACH -As
he walked to work Monday momina
atona Warner A vtnuc. a black man
was beaten by three white ··sk1n-
bcads" who shouted racial lurs 4
from a partcina lot. T~o· days la~.
someone crccttd a sian at lhe spot,
ura1na racial tolerance.
But there have been many more
incidents of racial violence in this
seaside community -hale crimes
that have puJCd la,.cl)' unnotittd
-accord1na 10 Poltee Lt. Ed
McErliin.
In the pest three months. officers wortina the pna detail have logcd
a.ill unprovoked assaults. mostly
ailM.d II m1nontics.. which have
bten 1nribu1cd to skinheads.
McErlaie •td. , ,..,_ .. •Aa/IMtl .....
Mesa racer looks for an e rge
. ~
ror first p1att.
So l"lttn arc look1ns for anr C'dlr. In this catt. 11 ~as \lttp. Su.nrickt
and his pennc-r, lan Travis or
Phoen1•. had tftjo)'fd a full 1u1ht' mt. wtrilf tVft)'Oftt eht was opttat·
1ftl on litde Hd none.
,WMi Tundlft lei ot tlW ntt cri<kd in Rint. Mid .. the ntmt
parkl"d t~ir antiq"' ca" or t~s ..... _ .. -.ATi'._~ ..
,
Smoke
closes
Jamboree
ly GE~ McOIOltY
D.-,,... ..........
NEWPORT BEACH -A fast·
mo"ing bru h fire swept across
Upper Ncwpon Bay Wednesday,
shuninc down a major rush-hour
thoroughfare. thrutening an ex-
clusive rcson and producina
mammoth clouds of smoke seen
all O\'Cr Orange County.
No structures were damaged. A
firefighter who suffered exhaus-
tion and smoke 1nhalataon was
the onl) person rcponcd injured
in the 2()..acrc blaze. which
charred an open grassy area near
Jamboree Road and Dacie Bay
Dnvc.
See r~atH story. Page A-8
The fire also caused some \Cnsc
moments for residents or Parlt
Ne""pon near Jamboree and San
Joaquin Hills Road. Despite
thick clouds of billowing smoke.
no one was e\<acuatcd from \he a pan men ts.
. The blaze burned ara s a f cw
hundred feel from the Hyatt
Nc~poner Hotel and scorched
tv.o green fence covcnnas at the
adJaccn1 John Wl}nc Tennis
C1ub roun and five pine rrecs
outside the couns.
About 10 people were playing
tennis "'hen the flrc raced over a
hill behind the club. but they
scattered after a warning came
over the public address system.
·•1t started very quickly. I
didn't think 1l would get that
b1a. .. said Jose Toro. a mainten-
ance worker at the C'lub
Capt. Ra) Pendleton of the
Newpon Beach F1rt Dcpanmcnt
said the fire stancd at about 2:30
p.m. on Bad . Ba) On' e I SO rttt
nonh or Shcllmakcr Road The
fire was su p1c1ous in ongin. and
fireworks ma)' have been in-
' ohcd. Pendleton said. Winds blo¥r1ng about 20 mph
¥rh1ppcd the flames to"ard the
hotel and tennis club. but the fire
shifted nonh and burned to the
s1dc"'alks alon' Jambortt Road.
W1t nessc said about SO guests
and emplo~ccs of the hotel hcl~
cd firefighters cart) hoses. One
sweat) emplo)ec. Larry Beckett.
was still manning a hose near the
hotel dnvina range at 4 p.m. He
replaced the fireman taken off the
hne because of c'haustton and
smoke inhalation
"Ifs a JOb. The only comfort
)OU get 1s a brtt1e and plash of
cool water on )Our fact c' cry
once in awhile:· Bcckctt said.
Beckett added hotel CJlCCUtlVCS
in suits and tics ran out of the
rcson and helped fl&ht the fire.
Tv.o 16-}Car-ota airls in
sw1msu1ts. Bnaicnc Crouch of f'9ease _. NI/a.di .-... ,
DAILY ptLOTI Thutaday, JUne 21. 1880
Orange Coast People
Hans Praeger
,
O"m'r ol Thl' R111 and Yankl't' Ta .. crn restaurants 1n Newpon
Bcal·h. Hr rl'l'l'ntl) ''on a Dc\\ar's D1stingu1shcd Do-er award. Thl'
makl'r'> uf Dl'\\ar'' "Wh1tl' Lah{'!" <,i.'Otch whisky re<.·ogni1e those in
tht• rc'>taurant hu-.1nl''' ''ho hJ\l' llrntributed to the betterment of
thl'lr lummurlll'.
LOCAL VOLUNTEER --------
.\s loumkr ot lhl· R111 Bro1has. Pral'gl·r and group of 800
lU\IOllll'r'> JnJ lnl·nJ, h.1\l' rJ\ll'd Jhou1 $375.000 for lcx:al chantu:.;
I k 1\ al'>o 1n' uh l'J 111 llll' 'i52 < lull .11 Hoag Memorial Hosp1wl and
thl' Rl·h ahd11a111>11 fn,111ull' nf \oulhl·rn Cal1forn1a_
MONEY FOR CHARITY-------
In rl'Cognllmn (If thl' :l\\:lrtl an 1ml)(lrtl'r of l>l'\\;tr'\ sl hl·n ln
lnJu,111l'' flll'Wnll'J .1 S2 51111 dwd. 10 thl' Kehab1lia1111n fn,111utl'
uf \uu1h,·1 n ( .1t1torn1.1 tlw l h.trtl\ de\1gnall'd h~ Prargl'I
MONEY FOR BOYS RANCH
f)\.·,,.ir'' ,1f,11 Jon.itnl : 111.IMll t 1n the na me\ 111 lhl' Praeger and
1h,· tfu,·, 111h,r \\lllrllr' lor lhl' \!-, R.1m·h fur Bc1H 1n ~ou1 h Dal-ol:J
"h1d1 ., .1 1n1dl·1111.il lrl':ttnH·nt u:ntcr for Jl\,1chanwgeJ and
Jl'flljUl'l1l \Pulh
-Compiled bJ George MrCrory
News of the weird
Person man battered
in street was such a doll
By CHUCK SHCPARD
(Jrant Oli\l'r 2'i "a' arrnll'J 1n
TorqUJ\ r ng.l.111d 1,,,, IJll \\ hl'l1
po Ill l' '111 '' i.·J 111 m pu nd11 ng .rnd
) d I 1 ng .11 '"llll'l • 11l' llll I h,· ''' l'l'I
On du,,·, I n'IX'l l.lln rol rn· di'·
l'O \l'll'lf till' \ 1\11111 \\a\ J hlO\\O·Uj)
J ull hut IJ dnl c >Ii \l'f Jn"' a' tor
1.h-.turh1n~ thl' 1x·.1ll'
Othl·r k11,hl·, 1111 p.1r.1Jl· induck
• Thl' Ja<,JX'I 1 na-. p:inl) h:ind11
(11ot rd.11l·d 111 thl \,1lt L.1kl· ( ''' or
Tl'm!)I. \111 pJnt' hJndrt') "a'
arre\tl·J 111 l.rnu.1 n .1ltl'r .in 11-
munth r,·1gn h.1mJ?l·rnl h\ .,l., rral
'11.11111,· rl'lul l:tlll.l' 111 rq1on lkt:id'
of the.· dlllll.' to fl\1llll'
~a1J 1hc '>hn 11l ··t>,·opk don't
hoh.J lo nohuJ~ hrl·.1!-1ng 11110 thl·1r
hunll'' J lld t11ll.11g \\llh tlwrr u11dl'1 -
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hJnd1t '' '1111 .it l.trgl· Jlll'r Jn lh·
Ill on th l .1111 p.11 g n 11 I 'I l' .ti 1 n )!.
\\Ol1ll'n·, u11Jl'r\\l'Jr. mo\lh from
a11ral·11'l' "on1l'n U'>1ng iaundn
room<. of up\lak .1pa rtnwn1 huild-
1ng'
\oml' an1de'> ha'l' tx·l·n rno'l'rt'd
h.ing1ng from \rgn' .ind trn·c, around
111'' n
• C1lcn<l,1k ( altf repairman
fhoma' Jo..,,·ph Ro"man. 46. "a"
arrcStl·d Jnd charged \\llh Sll'illing
nine tllll\ of Or!C'~\ rCCl'lllh from a
\H11:1gl' )a•d .ind bur) 1ng ihem he·
h1nJ h1\ hom,·
S1t1Cl' 1952
Thomas Joins Superior Court bench
SACRAMENTO -Oov. Geof'llC Deukmejian
Tutsday appointed Judae Robcn E. Thomas or
Newpon Beach 10 the Orange County Superior NICNS
Court.
Thomas, 48. who replaces rcli~ Jud&c Frank BRIEFS
Domenichin1. was elected in the Ju~ 5 primary.
His term will end in January 1991.
Thomas has been an Oranac County Munici·
pal Court judge since 1980, a Oranaie County
deputy district attorney from 1972 10 1980 and a
Los Angeles deputy city attorncY. from 1969 to 1972.
He is a member of the California Judecs A..llociation and the
OranJe County Bar Association. Thomas rueived his bachelor'•
degree from the University of Southern California in 196S and his
law degree from Southwestern University four ye&I:! later.
He will be paid $94,344 a year as a Supenor Court jud,c.
Gas rupture evacuates apartments
COST A MESA -Fire officials evacuated six people from two
apartment buildings in the 2600 block of Elden Avenue Tuesday
morning "'hen workers ruptured a gas main.
Ollic1als teared the gas leak might cause a fire or explosion. but
Southern California Gas Co. workers clamped it within a few
minutes. permitting the e' acuees to return home.
The rupture was caused by workers trying lo remove a tree
stump outside one of the buildings. located al 2615 Elden, Costa
Mesa Fire Capt. J im Ellis said.
The 1nc1Jent "as reponed at 9:32 a.m. and residents were back
1n thl·1r homl'S b} about I 0: 15 a.m.
Newport OKs S98 mllllon budget
NEWPORT BEACH -The City Council adopted a $98.4
million budget for the 1990-91 fiscal year Monday night.
Roughl) So4.8 million is for maintenance and operations,
!ncluding salaries. The other $33.6 million is allocated for capital
1mprovemcnts.
City Manager Robcn Wynn originally presented a $91.3 million
budget in .\pnl but roughl y $7 million in carryover projects from
last }car's budget. including the Coast Highway improvements, was
added.
This 1s thl' c1l} ·s first budget to incl ude allocations for
emcr~enq preparedness. Roughl } S530.000 will go toward hiring a
full-ti me l'llll'rgenq • rnordinator. stockpiling food and medical
supplies. purc:hasing cots and blankets and upgrading the police
commun1ca11ons S}Stem. among other thin~.
Funds to restore wetlands
NEWPORT BEACH -The city .will pursue getting Coastal
Con~l'f\ anr~ funJc; to rl''itore thl' \\et lands at the mouth of Big
Camon
·Thl' l·onwnam·~ hai. no formal appl1<at1on proces'i. Consenan·
C} 'ta IT '1"1' till' \Ill' and <,tuJrl'!> thl' potential of the '"etlands.
an·ord1ng Ill l'" 1mr1 lklll·h .\ ''"tant Crt) Manager Ken Deli no.
If till' JlfflJl'l·t l'\h1h1tc, proml\e. the rnnscn anq ma~ fund the
prl·paratmn ol J "l'tlamh plan dl·t~111tng thl' amount of \\Ork and
l',lllllJll'd lll\I\ Thl' lOn\l'nann "oulJ thl'n l''aluall' thl· plan and
Jl·uJl· "hl·thl·• the prnJl'<'I 1s "C.irth~ of~" a1 lablc fund!..
( uum1h,0111an kan Wa11 fl'qUl'\ll'd the l'll) pur>ul· thl' procn~.
.. \\ l' ha' l' not h 111g to lo\l'. .. 'hl' \:I Id
La Habra boy killed in intersection
L.\ II \HK\ -·\n I f.~,·ar-old La ll:ihra ho} \\3\ killl'J
\\ l'dn,·,dJ' l'\l.'lllll)!. "hl'll Ill' ran 11110 an 1ntl·rwr1inn at \.\'h11t1l·r :ind
IJJhn \lll'l'I' pnllll ,,11d
\nth1111' \ht'l h.111 "·" 't• t1l f.. I)\ .1 l.lr Jn,l·n h~ 2'\-~ear-nld
"'
Bri1n MacDonakl of Whittier at about 7:50 p.m .• said Stt. Phil r
Stumcbean of the La Habra Police Depenment.
MacDonald was drivinJ west on Whittier when the boy entered
the interstttion on a red h&ht, but Mad>o~Jd had no chance to
stop, S1umebean said.
The boy was taken to Friendly Hills Medical Center 1n La
Habra. where he died at about 8:4S p.m.
· No charaes will be flied apinst MacDonald, Stufflebean added.
State grant helps new library
NEWPORT BEACH -The California State Library has
aranted the Newport Beach Public Library S727,387 to buy interior
fumishinas fbr the new central library to be built at East Coast
Hijhway and MacArthur Boulevard.
"We're delighted," said Karen Evarts, a library trustee.
The arant money comes from the Library Services and Con-
struction Act Title II. a bond issue passed in 1985 for the funding
of new libraries and the mtoration of existing ones.
In its application for funds, the Newport Beach library had to
specify the cost for the new facility, the funding mechanisms and
what aspect of the project remains unfunded. according to Robin
Weed-Brown, adult services coordinator.
Cit)'. and library foundation funds will pay for the S0.000-squarc-
foot bu1ldin~ but funding for the interior furnishings had still not
been determined, Weed-Brown said.
The city of Newport Beach has allocated $7 million toward the
new fac1ht)'. and the library foundation will raise another $1 million
for the building. which is expected to open by summer of 1993.
Golden West transfers excel
HUNTINGTON BEACH -Golden West College students
transferring to University of California campuses earn highe r grade
point averages than their counterparts from all 107 community
colleges in California. a recent report shows.
According to the most nx:ent data from UC campuses compiled
in "The University of California Performance Rcpons for Com-
muntt) College Students Who Transferred Fall 1988." the average
grade point average for a Golden West College transfer student was
3.44. compared to an average slightly above 3.0.
In the fall of 1989, former GWC students earned a 2.90 GPA.
and the community college average was 2.85.
Drill team sets sights on Japan
HUNTINGTON BEACH -Members of the award-winning
Hunungton Beach High School drill team ha'e embarked on a fund-
raising drl\ e to finance a trip to Japan next month for international
compc1111on.
The girls. 1n their black and orange uniforms. will be selling
11de1s for a Jra,\lng for a ne" Geo Storm for $2 donauon. They'll
sell tll'l-ets Saturda~ and Sunda) in the parking lot al Ralphs at
Garlil'ld .\ \l'nue and Beach Boule' ard and at Albertson's at•
Brool..hur~t Strel'l and .\dams Avenue.
Pl·opk al)O <.·an make donations to Huntington Beach High
Sl·hool Boostl'f'>. 424 Jade Cove. Seal Beach. 90740.
The 01kr drill t<.•am earlier this 'ear "on the M1<>s Drill Team
LIS-'\ 111k Lrnda Stl''-'an 1-. the ad' i'ser of the 43-member squad
Music fills air at Central Park
H ll~ rtNGTO"I RE-'\CH -The Huntington Beach Conn·rt
BanJ \\Ill rll:rform 1n (\·ntral Park Sunda~ and again on Jul) 22.
Ll·J h' Dm·ttor Tom Rrdk\. the SO·llll'llllxr band will fcalurl'
a 111l·Jll'' ;,1 '>ho" tlllll''i. marchc\. popular and pa1rio11r music.
l\·tl\11 m.im,· tinll'\ arl' at 2 JO pm north of the Huntington
Al· Jdl Ii h1 .II ~
-From staff s ad wire reports
Boy drowns as new dog capsizes canoe
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aflnnoon That"·•' "h' hl' tll'lltkd
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from thl.' h.111!-111 h1111g 11 h.tl i-
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For the record
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Pilot's po/H 1 tr> pmmp1/1 cor-
ll'l I .111 error. of 'ut>\filn1·t• To
ll'Jllll/ i.Jfl t'rlOI II( ('/,1nfil'f_///Ofl.
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month. 11 ll tllh "1.'l l 1101 Ill g.11 111 l Ill' pond
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"I got him tht> doe, for his bin
da). and "e '-'C.'rl· g0tng 10 use 11 t
go dur l.. hunting." D1gg<; sa1
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retne' l' ··
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She's on right road
to reach traffic court
I ti o't easy to gel 10
trafli C' court. bul anyone who man·
agts it might jus1 enjoy the
expi.•r11!ncr.
At the Orange County
Courthouse in Santa Ana, a
street vendor peddles hot
dogs. piu a and burritos
outside the rnai n entrance.
I don't thin~ there's food
~ .rv.·
at Harbor Coun. but I'm no t Judy Ch b rl I sure. I tried to call the m again am e a n
this morning to ask. but they
won't talk to me. Have you
tried to talk on the telephone with a governmental agency of any
kind lately'! No. these guys have all turned poetic. They want to
correspond b) mm/.
An) "a). )OU ha\ c 10 work pretty hard to qualify for traffic coun
1 n the first plan·.
You ha'L' to be dum h enough to get caught rolling through a
stop sign. ~Pl'C<.ltng or making an illegal la ne change. T hen )OU have
to be dumb L'nough to ,.l~t to make a personal appearance rathL·r
than pa) b) l'hl.'ck. 1n ad ,ancc.
Some ix·upll• 1ntl.'nd 10 pay in ad\ anl'e, hut th{·n the) get hui.}
and forgL'I.
Onl) the 1ncrL•d1bl) stupid dm<.• around without valid -or
prnof of' aliJ -Jri' er·~ licenses. n-g1stra11on or insurnnn·. Tht·~.
100. get to go 10 traflic court.
So J o dumniu:s \\ith 11 ntc<l windows and va n1t) hccnsl' plate'
on the froms l)f thl'lr r ars where the second rral plate is supposl·d
10 be. lgnorunl'I.' of the law doesn't count. ewn 1fyour IQ can he
prnvl•d h) rounsd to be slightl) lower than ~our age -in round
figure!>. ol l·our!>l'.
For !tome n.·a!>On. rer1pients of 50.:!s (dn' mg under thl' intlucnn·)
ne,er seem to \hO\\ up in traffic court. M) guess 1s that l'1thl·r those
people <irl· tal..l·n 'ltra1gh1 to jail or thl·y·rl' sman l'nough to h1rl' an
auornq to l'ut through the paperwork for them.
.\h. )CS fhe papef\,ork. To be seen b) a Judge in tranic mun.
one ha!. 10 do a lot of stand mg around in lines wa111ng for o nl··., name
to be called 'o that one can wan in some more lines. If one 1s chg1blc
for and chooM:~ to auend traffic school. there are a fe"' more lines
to "alt in tx·forc t he~ take )our morn:) and Sl'nd )OU home
I fl·el 11 appropriate to comment at this 11me that I did not dn
a C'allforn1a Rolling l\1op through the 'ltop sign the "a~ thr oOiu·r
said I did I had t\\O \\1\nc~'>es in thl.' rar \\ho "'II bar!.. me up 100
percent. but 11 pruhahl~ \\On't do ml' an) good. fhl·~ ·n· lxlth onl)
IO)car)old
o thL'rl· I \\a'>. 10 1ramc court. and 11 pro babl) Y.ouldn't ha'l'
been H'r) mud1 fun at all had I not gotten to obscnl· the 1mprc'>\IH'
shO\\ put on h) prl'\ldmg Coun Comm1ss1om·r ( "hl·r~ I L l'lnlllgl·r.
\\hO prohabl~ -nu. 'e~ defin111.'1~ -should run for (and he ckctl'd
101 public otl1cl'.
"Prcs1d1 ng 1>1wl.'r tratlir m un 1s a thankll''" Jllb. 11·, rl'jll\ .1" tul. ..
sa~s attornc~ Su\an fragl'r. \'.ho dlll'sn't !'llnd 'mall da1m\ l'uurt hut
cons1S1cn11\ aH11d\ being tapped for tratlll' rnurt.
"T hl' JX'tlplc who handle traflic court ha' t' h1·ard l'' 1·q l'\l u'c
1n the hoot.. a thnu'iand tlml·s:· Tragt•r ohscrH''· "~10J l'\t'f>Ol\l' who
comes before them 1\ 'itrcsS<.·d out and I~ 1ng 1t1 th1nt.. fa,t ··
F:ur. 1n1u1t1,c. compassionate a nd tough. Ll·m1ngl·r I\ l''l'r)"
thing a judge -;hould lie.
No d1)nll,,j1. Ll·m111gcr rukd. lor the gu) "hu <:.aid hl' paid hi\
fine b) l'hl'lt.. but J1dn"t ha'c a rl·rnrd of thl' rhl·rt.. lhl' lourt
Ol\'ileflOU\I\ d11Jn"t rl'l0el\l'.
· ··someone too._ m' car and u~l·d m' naml' ... "J'> a no-go too
although thl.' rnmm1\s1oner S3' l' the fdlCm a hrl·at.. and rl'lra1 nl'd
from pinning a 00lalSc.· informat1t1n tn an ollicl·r"' lhJrgl' un him jl\t·r
'>hl' a~Crljlrll'd that then.· might ha'l' hn·n a languagl' problem
,\'ailing ha~·ll of a tran-.lator'' a.,w,tam·c Ll·1nrngl·r m.1lk
l'' l'f) 1110t'l't1on clear to tho-.e "ho l'ouldn ·1 undl'f\ldnd ht:r "u1tf,
I could ha'~ k1~scd hl·r \.\hl·n shl· thn·" o ut thl' "t,11l url· II>
apJ>',·ar'' ra~ ag.a1n'it a \\Oman Y.ho had ~rx·nt 10 "l·ci.., 1n ,1 'hd1l·r
aftl'r g1' 1ng h1rth to ,1 pn·maturl· hah~ Wh1k I "a" ~a\\ ling m' l'\l''
out 1n thl· b.il.., nl thl· "'aud1L·nce." a J~-e~1·d. d1gn1hed Ll·rnmgl·r
told tht' \\Oman. 001 l an c;ee ho" ~nu might ha\l' lx'l'll prt·cx.tup1l·d
and forg1,tll'n ahout thl' coun date ...
Whl'n 11 \'"' m~ turn tn approach lhl' 11'.:m h I l·rn1ngl·r fl'jll nw
m) right\.
Ma\lx• ~hl''d not1 CL'd I \\:IS \\t'anng shorts -not pcrm1"1hk rn
rourt .• tl:l"ord1ng to a sign pmtl'd nut'\1dl· the door ofthl' l'llUrt1t1om
The) '>hould tdl ~ou that on the ungrnal 11rkl·t -or at ka\t nn
the 00COUrll'\\ lllllll'l' ...
Thl' l·ori1m1"1ona\ 'ltcrn approach. ho"l''l'f· \tl·mnwd from
the fact that thl' w mputa had k.1ct..ed out an "m,ahd dnH·r', lil'l'n\l'
nag."' Le1111nger thought she \\aS dealing \\Ith a hardl01ll'd n1m1nal
-in \horh. ) l'I
'Tom pull'r l·rror ... I 'napped 'lmartl~
".\nd 11,1<.·n. ~11ur honor.'' I gulped "I J1Jn"1 run that \lop "gn
rm rumpktl'I) 1nntl('l·n1 Furthl·rmore. m~ \\1tm·<.'l'' ha\l· nu"
11iforml·d me thj\ thl' o lliccr "asn't CH:n at tlw mtl.'r\l'l't111n "hl·n
I 'llClppl•d He JrflH'd latl·r. after I rolled to a ~tart ··
"You·11 haH' tu <,ct up a tnal date." Ll·1 ninger told ml'
Morl' parx·rnllrt.. More standing rn linl· .\nd no guarantl'l' that
I'd prc,.ill I \\lll\dl'rt•d 1f l roul<l gl·t a cont1nuann· until thr llJ-H·.ir-
uld\ lUrlll'd 2' "OK:· I !Old Ll•1n1ngcr. "I g1'c up ~here's the line to l·nroll
in tranic schoo1'1"
8\ 8 pm . "'hl·n I linall) left the Orangl' ( uunt ~ ( o unhou\l',
thl' poillt' loo<l 'l'nd or had tal..en h1'l neatl) organ11l·d jar. or t..l'tl'hup.
muc;tard. onions and hot \alsa and gone home
I hOfX' thl') ha' c good hot dogs at tranic '><."hoot
Judy Cb•mkrl•ln 's ~ol11ma runs Sond•ys •nd Tllursdays.
Laguna Playhouse
boasts famous alumni
• In Laguna Beacla: The Laguna Playhouse w:n
organ11cd in I Q20 b) a group of local actors. Dunng
11s long h1~1or). many famous or read)·l<>-bccome-
fa mous actor\ h:l\e trod the boards -on Coast
High" a). on Ocean .\venue and in the Moulton
Theater Bcttt< Da' is. Keenan W)nn. Hamson Ford.
Juhe Hams. Mike Farrell. Toni Tenille and Ten
Ralston all took bows at the Laguna Playhouse.
• In Newport Beach: The Schindler house. near
I DID YOU
KNOW
'lt ••
Ne" port Eleme ntary School on the Balboa Pc nin,ula. 1s a designated
hr?.tor1cal nll'numcnt It was designed in the 1930s b) David
Schindler.
• In Costa Mesa: In 1956, Orange Coast College bcsto"ed
O utstanding Cit11en /\wards on Charles TcW1nklc of Costa Mesa
and K.M . Pyh:1i of lluntrngton Beach.
• In Hunt1 n1ton Beac•: During the 19th ccnt ur). the Bolsa Ch1<.·a
wt1lan~h wert partitioned off as land tracts and used for cattle
ranching and farmrng. Sellkr$ con~tructcd ditches 10 drain pan1i of
the marsh for agncuhural uses.
WC' pnnt facts. 1oss1p and hcarsa) in this column dt11I). lld p
us out! Send your h1 torical faC'tJ <1oss1p or hearsay) 10 Did \'ou
K """'· Or111e Coast Dally Pllet. P.O. Ben 1560. Costa Mesa. 916'!fi.
-C•m,,JH •Y .U. S,hul
Herc arc the w1nnrn1 numbcn picked Wedne~a) n11h1 for the t'ahfom11 Lottery•,
tvricc-v.ttkl) 'lotto 6-Sl" pmc: 3, S. I). 31. )6.
49. a nd tht bonu1 number. 17.
Pla)'el'\ who contttly 1ucucd 111 5'x numbcn
will •hart a prize pool of $4. million.
Decco
(/Hean · 9
ubs:
0.amond~ •
• pecks.. Ace
Topper
fa1iffcld
Sr.en men to
San Matto
Thuradey, June 28, 1990
Owl holds up work .~t fairgrounds
9y I09 VAN fYKfN
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Q TA MESA -It's not the case of the
sn:ail darter that a te Hoover Da m. Or the poucd
owl th:u took on the timber industry and won.
Still, the burrowing owl lmng in an unpaved
parkina lot at the Orange County Fairgrounds 1s
a fellow that'~ going to have to be reckoned with.
And very can·fully.
Delore thl· J>ark1ng lot can be paved . as
proposed. fair o ffiC'ials are going 10 hnve to hirr
someone to ca tch the li ttle critter a nd move him
to a new home.
81olog1cal consultants working on the en·
vironmenta l impact report for the Orange C'oun·
t> Fair Board's proposed I ().year fa1rgroundi.
e.\pans1on plan discovered the owl in a survey of
plant and animal life 1n the ei1;pans1on area.
The o" I 1s small -about sc"en inches tall
-and mollkd bro" n 1n color. It spends most
of the da) underground. either m a burro" of 11c;
o" n ronstruct1on or one con"cn1 entl} ten b) a
ground squ1rrd. l·mcrgrng at night to ft'a'it on
mKe and other small mamm.ils.
~hcrl·a~ the bu1T0\\.'1ng o"I 1sn·1 ~ct l'n-
dangered or thrcatcnC'd. w1ldlilc oflic1al'I note
that thl' bird's numbers throua,hout Cuhforn1n arc
dccl1n1ng as 1b habitat 1s devrlopcd.
Thl· < al1forn1a Department of F1 h and
Carne ~:onMJcrs the little owl a "species of special
concern."
And the Audubon Socict) ha., placed the owl
on it'~ "blue list" of spccrcs 1ha1 could become
endangered.
"The owl tends to hvc in flood plain irt'ai..
and thc'>l' areas have d1min1'ihcd in O range
County because we tend to hu1ld in these flatu.·r
area :· said M1t·hacl A Renner. project ma nager
fo r thr fairgrounds t:nv1ronmen1al study.
"In man) <.·ases. an animal can imply be
rek:;ucd and "'II relcx:ate 11..clf c;ucccssfully. But
in thl\ hL·a' rl) urban11cd l'n' 1ronmen1. thcrt
aren't man~ places left for 11 to go."
When thl.' 11me comes. fairgrounds gl'neral
managl·r 'orb Bartosik said. fair officials "111
hlfl' Jn l'\pert -!><>mt'om: \\Ith eA~riente
l'al\ h1ng and rt.'l<x:allng prt•datory birds -10
rntlh jnJ rl'IOlatc the o"I.
f'lo .irrangl'nll'nls ha' c been madl' }Ct hl'
~IJ
In add111on to a coupk of add111ona l pa\t'.'d
P'&r~u'a lots, the updated fai!J«?unds maS1a plan
C'all for renovation of all c1u tina buildinp. and
thr add11ion of several new facilities. includ1n1 a
new o utdoor arena and an arts exhibit buildint.
Commercial development proposed undtr
lhl' updated pion include I ho tel. a r~m·food
restaurant and <.in off-track horse race beufoa
far1lity.
The betting parlor has stirred cons1dcrable
oppoi.1t1on in Costa Mesa. and fair officials
abando ned effort~ earlier 1hi1i year to lCt special
tale lcg11ilu11on that would have pc"rmltled the
opening of a betting parlor at the fairgro unds.
But offit1ab sa) t hey till hope 10 build a
be111ng parlor and might re$ume their lcgJSIAt1ve
campaign next )car. Off-track betting 1s pc"r-
mtttcd a t mo~t Cahfomra fairgrounds. but o~
posi11011 from race track owners led to tht
cAclui.1on u l Orangt" and Los Angeles counties. l Jndcrl~ 1ng the fairgrounds cxpans10n pro-
gram rs a plan to l'Xlt'nd the annual Oranat
( ount) f:m lrom its present I 1 days to 17 days
b) I 99:?
.\ publlt hearrng on the en' 1ronmenal 1m-
PJl I report I'> )('hcdulcd fur 7 tonight at Costa
Ml·i.a High 'i<hooL
Pilot names Lobdell
new vice president Huntington considers
S 20 million bond issue
W1ll1 am S. Lohckll. editor of thl'
Orange Coast Dally Pilot. has bt.•en
named 'll"t' prl'\ldl·nt uf thl· lll'\\\-
p:ipc1 h) Roht.•rt Page. thr nirn-
p<1n ) \ pri.'\llll'nt and rh1l'f n -
~·ru 11 H' o llil a
··Th" 1' a m hl} ~k'>i.'r\cd
promo11un 101 Bili."' P:tgl' \jld .. In
the four month' that hl"' bt.·l·n
editor of the Oranse Coast Dally
Pilot. Hill ha" bct·n 1nc;1ruml·n tal in
pulling 1h1\ nl'\\\PJPl'r had. on
trJl I.. to\\a1d thl· \\Olldl.'rful l'om-
mun1t) fll.\\\papi.·r that rm d1·-
ll'I lllllll'd II \\Ill ht.'t"Oml' ..
Lolxkll. "ho Jt>lnl·d the Pilot 1r1
~1:.m h h." 1mpkml·n1ed ni:arh 60
\lgnililant t·d1111nal 1mprmcm1.•nt'
tl\l'r tht• pa't l.~U da)'. 1ndud10g
nl'\\ hu\llll'" .ind \Ul 1ct\ \l'l'l•on~.
j n l"\rl.111\11111 "' 1hr ~puri.. .,n·11on.
j lull·lol111 \\l·athrr pagt<. and the
h11 1ng uf till' parx·r\ tl·am uf Pag1•
3 u1lullllll\l\
··our g11al '' tu rnat..l' thl' Pilot
lhl' ht'\I l•1111mun11' n1'\\\pap1:r Ill
tht' u1u1111' ·· ,,11J I obt.ll'll '".111d
I'm th1 lllnJ 111 hl' pjrl of tht• ll'.1m
l'H· lll'\l'I hjJ 111u1t• tun \\11rt..1ng
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In adJ111un 111 h" tluttl'' ·" l'd1-
to1 Lohddl \\Ill l'l\.'ltlllll' Ill\ nhl•d
111 thl· 'hc11l-ll'l Ill jllJ l11ng-tcrm
pl.1nn111g 't1.1lqt1t·, lur lhl· nt'"'·
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\Ill 111 \\ orld I 1.1d\ m.1ii..11111l' lur
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By RO BERT BARKER
o.o11y ,._ sun ...,,,. ••
Hl N 11"'(1 IC>N Bt:.A( H -()I.
liciah jfC deba11ng a po s1blc S2U
11111111111 bond l\\Ul' tu dcfu\c the
thn:Jt ol potrnuall) e\plo<,I\ r and
11.immahk llll'thanl· ga'i on parl..
IJnd jnd 1t1 build " )Outh '>pun!>
l'Ompll'\ lll'Jrh\
II thl· lllt'j'Url· 'h11uld Ix· plalcd
un llw h.dl111 .ind "1n 1"0-th1rd'
appro,jl 111 '11\t•mtx·r 11 "ould he
the lir't \Ulll'"lul hond l\\Ui.' 1n the
111\ '""\' thl· l;1rh 1'170c; \\hen
\uil'I' .1ppru,l·d hund'I to hu\ ( l·n-
tr.11 P.11t.. .
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room ljflll · ,.11d < 11' < oum dman
John I""'"' .1 k·Jd111i; hlmd l'l\Ul'
p1up11nl01\I · I hl' I.ind 'houldn"t ht·
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1111' I h .1111" g,, 1,
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1lw11 \\ h,·tlh·r 111 put 11 1111 thl' ha I lot
li.ir '1"•·111lx 1 .111d \\h,11 11thl·r pro-
Jl'l'I' 1111ght Ix• u" tr1·tl
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.ind 1111l · ,1 llllk ljrgn ·· \jlJ < II\
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tX•tu1,· i;1', 11 111 1h1· t II\
I hl· Jl1cllt.'d lant.I I!> nc'<t to the
lorml'I mu!">hruom lil rm that the cit)
bought tu rd0t.atc mobile ho me: ten-
anh bo:1ng displaced b) the new
t-tunt1ngton lka,:h Hilton Hotel.
< it) kadl'P• prom1~d to build a
pur-3 golf wur..e o n the land to
mal..e up lor the course the tcnan1s
arl.' ka' mg behind
But otlic1al'i arl' lx•1ng thwaned by
tht· nll'lhjn1· ga\.
.\l\o. huml'"> arl' proh1b11ed 600
fcl'I 11r k\i. from ml·thanc gas . .\nd
hOllll''> that arc 1n tht< prox1m11y aft'
rl'qurrct.I tu ha' e alarms that will
"Jund "hl·n ml·thane gas bu rids up.
allurd1n~ to otliual'
\la\or I om \1;i" c;a1d Wednes-Jj~ th.it hl· J tll t•" "•th Er.,i..10e oHr
thl· "1\t.lum o l thr hond issue
I o \1J\\ tht· hund \Ole I!.
pr..-rnJt lm." and all ahl'rnatl\es
h~l\ l'll 1 lx·l·n l\plored . he ..aid
~I."' \j1J ti.11 111\tJOlC, that an
l'n\1111nml·n1~il lO mpan ~ ha)
pr11p11wt.l 10 PJ' 1111 thl' methane gas
t'\\rj\11un JIH1 to u~· ll a'> fuel 10
flll\.\t'f 11'1 fl"l~drng c00rt'\ at the SllC'
111 till' old mu,hroom farm
\ 1."' ·""1 ~lid hl' hclll'' cd 1ha1
I 111k I e.i~ul' mg;in1n11om had
pk.lg'-·,! that tht· prupo..c:d ~outh
'fllll 1, 'om pk' "'oulJ ht.· linanc,•d
tH p11,Jll" lunJ., ..ind qucs11ont'd
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b.1nd 1\\Ul
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School board reviews tougher alcohol policy
First offense could mean transfer for student
By A M ANDA WRAY
O.-•ty ,.Kot f0v<-.-1t0n \J,/1o;r
<<)'\I \ ~I ~\\ -I 111.il high
\lhuol \lulknt' n11~h1 '>',1111 111 1h1nt..
\\\ 11t· lll"\I \l"H .1hout 1l1111t..111g 11r
U\lng drug' fhl'' might Ix· 1r.1n,.
k1 ,,·J 111 .1nu1lwr \l h1111I thl· lir't
\lllll' lhl'\ olll" l.tught
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111g \Ul h .1 punl\hnwnt ·" thn 1,·
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Pohl, lkl.1u,l· nl tht· t 11mpk\1t11·,
ul thl· "'ill' 111li, 1.tl, pl.in 111 rl·• ll'"
thl' poht~ 1n \l'\l"t.11 '1.lgn.
for "hat d"tnt t ollil'l31'1 h11rx· Ill
Ix· .1 "1n 11 tokr .1 Ill l' nll'\\,l{!l" ·· ''"
Lknt' u1uld Ix· tramferrnl ratlwr
than \U\!)l011Jl'd lhr lir\l llllll' lhl'\
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'uh,1.11h1 1111,.1111p1"111~111ng 111 .ind
1111111 'l h111 1I '-t11dv11h "'uld tlwn lx-
l'\lll"lkd 1111· ,1·"111.I 1111w 1.11lwr th.in
th,· tlt111I tlllh ·" tfl\1111 I p11li1 \ llll\\
,t.111d'
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'·"" "urn1n1t·1hk111 l11h11 '" ,111
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th, d1ild1, 11 "' 11 .In l.111 n~ "·" ••ll lhl \ hd,11111·, ll'I" .. , th1•'l
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1n' 111..l· 1h1· P"'"' b111 ,,1m1•11nh'
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fi"l ll \I\"\\ I m·~l.I\ llli!hl .llt1•r
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d"t '1'"''"' "1th lu1.il prin11m11, "ht• ho1x· II•, 11111hj1 \d1.1t '11ml· l.111
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puw'
'r" port H.11 hur It 1~h \1 h1111I
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th" """ 1111~h1 n111 h.1, t· 1x111rr1•d
h:td .I '111111"1 1'11.•li\ \ .llrt·,l\f\ bt.0l'll
,.,1.1hl l'h1·d
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I 11, ll l h1 \ \\ Puld h.1 \l' ~ .. 111·n 1111 t ht•
hu, I '.111' ,,ml 111 thl· \\Utknt'
111,11hnl \\,· 1h111 t.. h.l'l'd nn 1h.11
t..111.I 1•1 111p111 1lw 'l h1,ol\ h.\\ t' 1t1
I.II.\ .I ll'.d fll 11 ,l,lllll" ••
I 11..t• 111h1·r .1dm1111<.1raw~. E'ans
... 11.J lw hclln l'' th<· thrt'at of a
trjfl\fcl l Jrlll''> g.rt'JI \.\Clght "Ith
\llllkllt\,
··101 -.ornl' rt·a,on thl· 1ran'>lt'r is
unl· 11 1 thl 1111"1 romflelhng thmg~ to
J t..1J . h,· \.J1J
I nm .ldlnh,011 p11nl 1pal al C or-
1111J Jd \ IJ 1 II 1gh ~ h\'IOI .igret'd
"\\ l' fl'Jll/\'J th.it l..1d\ \i.ert \\Ill·
111g Ill 1.1!..1· thl rl\I.. l11r fi,e da~'> ... he
\jtJ 111 tlw h1 1.11J'~ ~urrcnl polrc~ of
'u'p~:nd111g a 'tulknt tor .1 ma\1-
mum 1! f" l' lla~' lor j f1f\t offense
1111 It'" I H J'I ""''"on
It \\l' rl.1lh \\jilt tu \lnp 11 the
.Jlllt' '[!lit 111 g11 up ( ln1· nl the thing'
lhjl ll'.llh gl'I\ 1h1·1r Jllt'nt1on IS
\\ ht'll \ llU ljlL Jbl.lUI tran\t(·mng to
.11111thl'I h1[!h .,., hot1I ·· Ja1·oh\\ln ..aid
DNA-linked suspect pleads innocent to rape
WES I MI NSTl:R -l hl· lir..t !)l'r-
son l'\ n arTl'\tcd 1n Orangl' ( ount~
on the h;i'1' of DN .\ ll''>llng pkadl·d
• innocent \'frdnl·,da~ to l'harge'i thJt
he raPl·d a n ddl'rl~ nnghh11r
frnnt.. I l'l' Suto . .'0. "a" arrl''tl·d Ma~ ~ atkr "genc11r fingl·rpnn11ng ..
alll'&l·<lh hnl..l·tl him It> thl' r.1rx· la\I
No' I., ol .1 N-) l'<&r-l1ld \\ t'\I·
mrn,tn \\OlllJn "ho 11,cd 1n a
n1oh1k honw nl'\I to him
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lkJdl "·I' 01dl'ft'd tn rt·turn 111
Luurt 101 .1 p11• tn.11 urntt•rt'llll' un
\ug X
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111.11\l'd '-11111·, .1rrt''' .1, p1ool th.It
lhl· ll''l111g 111 l~ll.h llu11h rn.1hl1·,
lhl'lll It> m.lt..t• JHl'\t\ th.JI '>'llllltf
Ill hl'I \\ hl' I'll.' l Ill lhl"l hie
.. , ou 1.lll pul a nu,i.. 11n to h1tk
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tx· .1hk 111 ·" .i1d th" 1uc1I. · • lr.111gt
( mint' "lhn 1tl-( u1111wr Brat! (•:Ill''
,.11J .11 1h1· llml.' n l '101n·, .irrt·\t
'11'lt' h.1d lx•cn J 'll'-Pl'Ct rn tht·
r.1rx· lr11m tht• \t,111 hut 111\l''\rgato"
l11uld uni\ Ulll tH er c1rcum\tJ11tml
l'\ 1d1'1ll 1·
D' \ or dco\\nhonudr1t allll
dt'll'l lllllh'\ l',llh . pt:f\tlll·, Unl(jUt'
ph"1' .II , harallcn1it1n I l'\llng hj\
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D' \ l'\ll"PI for llklllltJI l"in' Au~h llu1d' round ,11 lhl· 'll'nl' 111
thl· 1.qx .tllq!.nlh matlht.•d l°l<xl)
llu11h 1.1 t..l·n 'uluntjnl\ from Soto
T hl· ' ll 11 m told pol tl l' on the dll)
ot thl.' :inad~ thjl \hl' upene-d th~
duur 111 lwr moh1k hom1· and found
a m.rn 'tanding uut\ldl· "~anng a
\ltll'l.1ng ma'k and earning a t.n1fe
\hl· "11d hl· lorl'C'd her into th~
h1.'lll1•111ll jlltf r.:irx·d hl·r
l j l llt·r in the da\ \ht' ~•d \he had
dnl11wJ \,110·., tltlcr of 3 bacl.. rub
-BJ C#l.t Nrw1 ~rvltv"
Two roommates arrested in assault
Founlnin \ nllry FOUNTAIN VALLEY -
With fr1l.'nds hkl• these, who
nCl'dS l'nl'lllles'.'
,.\ ~uung woman h\.1ng 1n
jn .ipartmcnt 1n tht' 10000
bloc.·._ ot Slatl'r ..\' enue said hrr
t\\o rnommj\C'\ assaulted her
111 lilt llOMI hl.11.t.. ''' I J Hal1rndJ a l't'\ltlrnt r1·1)\111r.t 1h,11 "'nll'1HW 'tnll" h1' ll11nl1J l'tt•lu1.k 'alul'd
.II Sf ll IM "I rrum h" llH'f\l\fl
\ rt'\ltk"t 10 lhl· •)(lOCI l"tlc'l ~ 111 l'>Jrwv. Lane \:ltd
~1ml·1•nl l\11•~ J 1 ht'\ l tnlm h('r m.l1l!'lt1\ that -.:h m1tk
,1u1 11• lhl' lwnw \h111'Jltn t luh
\ H.11ll'\ ~.\I\ h \ ,lllll•~I 111 \~ l'!I •) \.\II\ lllkrn fl um I
h11tl\\' 1n iht liflllll hlix l ot l'11lrrmll c H\.I(' dunnf a
p,1rt\
Shl' ..aid that one mom.
matt' hel<l her fmm behind
"h1lc th1• other punchl•d hrr in
the fal'\' and hod).
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POLICE
LOG
Pol1~e am:stl'd tht' t\\O l\X>mmate'> o n "U~f)•·
c1on of ll'i'l.'luh and hattcf')
Co. ta ~tf"Y
" Jmrr pump«! P' v.onh S8 at tht-l lnocal
. t111on. ~60 '.\ 19th St . and thtn ,pcc.1 a11>.a' 11>1th()UI
pa 1n1 ror I\ fhC' lhfn Ol'l'Urrtd II 9 5 a m fUC'\41Ja'
0
Cash ind two W-\ of C'lnd) ban 1t11th 1 total 'alU(' of S ,... v.C'I\' 11ok'n rrun' a nr parttd at 2t1SO h1n K"ll>
RoaJ bctv.«n 8 lO a m 1nd 12 10 p.m T~la
0
Jt11>~ll')'. I ttlt'\l\!On SCI and I aun Wt'rt "O~n 1n
• b\1raillt) at :a he>~ tn thl' l 100 '*k or Pnmona
Stl"l'tt bcl"t'C.'n Q a m and 5·4S pm. Tuc'.w 0
Vtdtu and audio C'qu1pment of undlvt~ \llUC' Yr~~ tokn from NabC'n C•hllk'. 2MX> Hamor fth <I .
t1t·t11>\'C'n 1 I' m Monday and 6 .lO a m. T~y
0
\l"1 in tlh IUJOt l hl111.~ 11f I o llanl"n1t:1 .1 -.uni.in
\11111.in1111l 111mn inltu1kr t•ntaC'd ht•r home lhWu&h Q
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l)
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fl'l'l'm,d n11,,cn1 lrnm .:i rnrpm1 in lht• 10000 hh" l 111
StJlt'I \\\'OU('
Huntington lkaC'h
~1cknt m 1 he I Q(•Xl h4<1C'~ 111 l>..l''v. 11 l. J)n' <'
"1•d 1 dot n1111.l.l"\l ht'r '' 'he "'''"' 1lul ht•r lr•'OI 1h1t\r at ., 4~ am
0
\omronr 11xtl. ;i walkt 1on1ain1n,. .at1ou1 SNI 1n
ltl\h anJ < l\'d11 \lift!\ I ram a \ ol l.'"'IJl'n k11a 1n 1h1• \00 bl~ .. or t .. Lr lrt'CI
lr"ine
1 ht· Ir• inc P11hl'l' ll\'p.ir1mcn1 h::i' cC'11~ to
P"" 11k \11·1•1" Hirlnl'\ it'd w 11, rohH lot
't"'-port Bf"a ch
1 "'u tlc~t rnJin<" .11 '\C'11>port 'll ht hcharwr,
'~ 11\ \I;\ Opor\11 '".:rt• lound v.11h \lol\C'f In thl' aasohnt
h111l.'
a
Th" " no1 th<' 1U) 10 maL.: a bU ~ •oman
J11' 1n1 c1•11 on Ra 1dt l>n"t' "'' ~mt'lh•"I hit hn l'>lttt \' Ldl.lton a' \ht •PPl"OICht'd tht GOidenrod \ Hnur ped<'\tn:an bf'idtt Sh<' fhu nd a lartir: dent tft lhr
n1h1 f111n1 frndt'r 1nJ p()l~'t !ll('l round. tomato anct1
l"'-l' f\IC)tul'C'd <'11"1111\tt" on the' road
a
"1ndo"'"' of homn "'t'rc t.hanrrr\I 111 t.ht 1100
blod t'r l«"'.lnl La~. the 1600 bl«k of l~ftCh
t IM thC' 400 ""°' .. or Plrtlc lto.d •nd ·-Mott of { 11n Dme
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Another suit flied against Lln~oln
tty kAftN Z.YPE
~Ntwt ~"·
LOS A CiLL s -AllOfnC) (icn·
\'rat John Van de Kamp Wednesday
likd '>Ult ai;..iin 1 the par-·nt com-
PJll) ancJ uOkcr of finanr1il ll)
tH>uhkJ I 11woln S.1' •OJ~ (! Lo:tn
und 1t\ a\'lounttng tirm 1n rfTori~ 10
11.:coh~r ti~ $250 million lost by ~0.000 bonJholu('rll.
"The point of this lt1\\!tU1t Ill to get
monc) lx•d~ fo1 the bondhold<'r'> ...
Van dl' ~.imp iold reporter' at a
rt\'"'c; rnnll'fl•nrc :u h1\ Los .\ngckll
o ffic:e.
He said th\' bondholdl'r' -man)
of tlwm ~·111or l'1111cns -lo4't un
a' cragl· llf S lll.000 lO $20.000 earh
Jlli•r bu) 111~ -lx·t\\l'l'll 1986 and
1989 -\.\h,11 \\J\ fol'><.·I) rl·prc~nll'd
tu thl'lll a' ll'lkralh 1n\Url'd bomh
\olu ;11 L1 Ill lllll br:.;tll:hn on tw:h~1ll
ol the 1h1111·, p:m·n1 mm pan~
"Ch<11 k\ l\.l·a11ng and h1\ a'-
W1.1a1t.•\ al tlinroln pattnl com-
p::in)) \nwru::in Continental Corp.
"'ere runn111a o huae finanC'ial con
~nw. and '111:l..1na tht as>ets out of
Lincoln Su' in~ & Loan to 'lustuin
1lw1r opcrnuon'i." Von de Kamp
l'h3tl{'d.
Keatini. a Phcxni• rcsidtn1. 1s the
o wncr ~nd iounul'r of lrvint. .. b:aSt-<d
Lincoln a' inp.
The Oranac ('~unty Superior
(. ou1t lu"" u11 al\O name thl· uc-
wunting lirm or Arthur Young &
Co und J:H:k .\1,·h1wn. the cm-
1>lo)cl' "ho handled ~CC'c; account.
Tlw firm ha11 'ltnl·c r hangcd 1t6 name
Ill f"nrn & Young.
(1l'lll' f:rlhtun'lcr. Ernst &
Young·, gl.·twral counsd. said thl·
lonipan~ "kt' t•ntl\.. denies an)
"1 ongdrnng.
"rhl• firm n>llllOUC'i 10 Stand bc-
l1111cJ It\ \\ 01" ~llHI hd I('\ ('!I i I com-
1>11\·d "1th .111 profl'!IStonal ')tun-
...
dard,," tr tocu~:r ~uJ. addina 1hat
1hc fi rm "bcl1c\C~ we will bC' v1nd1·
cau.'CI."
Van de Kamp ~id the firm 1
bt'ina \Ui•J bi.'C'JUW II allegedly ~iol·
all'd \tandard account1n1
pnx:cdu!'l~. but alw i)c(•ause Kcnt-
ina ancl Ltnl·oln v1ni have been
named rn Sl'\.Cntl other. earlier su1t6
and "there 1s little hope that :iny
USSl'b will be left over to repay the
bonuholders.
.. I hat 111 why ~c have ta ken the
11r11e ;and eApi.'nM.' 10 thoroughly in-
Vl"'ll•&atl· thl' liob1hty of o thers who
rt1igh1 lli: rc~pons1bk." he said. add-
ing. "the deep l)Ol'kl'I here reall) 111
Arthur Young & Co."
Van de Kamp ~td the accounting
firm lthould haH' 1ihown that ACC
h<1u J S.'O million lo $50 million
lo'llt
"We bcl1cvc 1ha1 under standard
<1lTou1111ng prinnJ')ll''· the' maJe
il&n1ficant cnors in the way that
the) 'alu~'d lhc ""°'' and the way thll they looktd at the operation
am.I th~ prufils of this c:ompeny and
ltu.ll lhC) 1~d should have shown a 10\) nuh,·r than a profit:• he said.
fhc MllOr!W)' &r:neral said that lO
iell i" bonds. AC'C itsucd a "aJow·
ing prospt.'t'tus" that presented it as
a profitable company and a aood
risk. 8u1 the a countina firm that
ouched for the document, he said,
"!..new or hould have known that it
was a he."
ACC. Van de Kamp said1 "was a fl4'riou~I> troubled corporation, los-
rng monc) a l a danaerous rate and
frnnt1l-;lll) Ir) mg to hide that fact
from lll\e tor!t. It cnpatd in a lrlnl•
parl·n1 ~·ric1t of ~ham real estate
1run,.H t1011~ and other unfair busi·
11\'!l!I 1mKticc'i d esigned to ronceal ils
trul' finannal pll·ture.
Firm to pay S400,000 over windshield flaws
~ \"' I \ \' \ -\ kal1111g I \
111.1nul.1l1111ll ul .11ruatt \\llldtl\\'
,1gr\·l·J \\ \'dlll''d.1~ 111 p,I\ ~ \ .. rno ()()(
f11ll' 1111 1111\k.1d111g till' \1r f mn
ahout 11.I\'' 111 "llllhh1dd' 11 lll<•dl
I 11 1lw Bl ·B homlwr .11 11\ l1a11k11
'•Ill\\' plJlll
~"l'<llo" lnl pkaunl ~uilt~ 111
ftHA1' A.lit:' DID
NEW YORK IAPJ Jun '17
• AdY4'nCeO Oecl1neo
w~. 250 m
Pre11. d.V 1'° 285 '17' 197
k\k1.1I ~llUll Ill ~.1nlJ \n.1 lo Clll\"
u111111 111 mal..111g 1.ilw \l:ltl'ml·n1' to
1lw \11 I mu· Ill lOlllll't lion \\<It h the
"111dm\' \JIU \\\l\IJlll ll.S ·\l-
hll 11\ \Id \h<1;igh
\, pJI I d i lhl' Jlka .1gfl'l'llll'nl.
d1.11 g,., '' ,·1 ,. ,ti 01>111.·d ag.i 1 ll'it Nor-
111.111 ( ll'lll' 'I \Oii. ~\\l'UIO" .') \ ll'l'
ft'Ht\T '''SE DID
p1, '"knt 1111 ,·ng1lll'l'rlng .ind qualit)
.1".lll JllH' But ~l\on m11\l lumpkll'
lllh' )l'.11 111 "p1l.·t11~1I Ul \l'r\lon .. ;1
l..111d •II p111ha111111 . lhl' Pfll'l'lUloi
\a1d
\lrord1ng to thl· ind1t111w111.
'1"111 .111<.l "i"l·,1111\\ arrangl'd 10
hJH' \\1t1<lo"' lamination lla"s
NEW 'fORK (AP) Jun 'JI
AJ\14''1(("1
Df'C'•""" Unc h.""Jt'O
Wed. MS 600 ~ 197S
NEW YORK {APJ -Final Oow JonM PrtY averaue\ for Wednewi"[r. cUIV SIO<ln H OW C .. M 706 30 Ind 1132 18 1Ym6 28 I s~02862 lr,+ I~~ 1s2 20 f r,, 113s 04 "'8 ll 1111·2111.0 +s 11
T .,,., \ t'\ Stt lS UH 20610 09 7 206 •9 208 6 t 70
lo1tgl 1 thJ11 10111 1ndll'l> long fi>.cd
"11hout 1l'll111g till' ''" Force about
thn11. ·'' "~" n·quired b} Swed lo" ·c;
l unt 1 a\I
~wl·ulu" \ la")er. Dennis K1n-
11:i11<l. \411\J th\' \ 1olat1on 10 whKh
lh\· u11111>.111) .1llm111cd "as a tcchn1 -
l.il 1111l' and not J 'i1gn 1 firant fa Ille
\l,l ll'llll'll l
··I hl· "1ndo"., art• perfectly u$Ubk
a11d .11l' lx·1ng U'>t'd h' the Air
I lllll' .. lh· \a1d.
-By City Nt!w1 ~rv#ct!
~ec single-t amily
resale market slow
tty MISS LOM
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The tintlc--family resale market continues to show wca.knc.tc in
Or:anw: County. even rcachln& into the more insulated upecak
Oranec Coait resale houtint market.
Mirronn1 county 1rends, resales in the Costa Mesa. Newport
Beach and Corona dcl Mar area were down 18 percent in May, compa~ 10 the same period a year ago. accordin,1 to t~ Newport-
Mcsa Association of Realtors. For the year endin& lh1s May. the
as.soeiAt1on reported 463 males at $275 million. compared to 56S
resales at Sl06 million for the year before. .
Countywide. ho me ttsaJes fell by 17 percent 1n May, compared
10 a year aio. accordina to the California Associ~tion or Reallors.
Resaft's throu1hout the 1a.1.e were down 11 percent 1n May compared
to the same period last year. Some analysts say lower home sales have brought the county
market back to 1987 levels. which they say represent a healthy level
of real c talc acti vily.
In Laauna lkar h. Grubb & Ellis d istrict manager Jim Vermilya
said new ho me dc\clopcrs arc offering better deals and wooing away
a number of potential resale buyer . "The only reason that resales
arc do"' n " tx·rausc there's a lot of competition from the new home
developer\ ... Vermilya \31d. "We have buyers. The problem we have
i11 prtl'L' rl.')ts1anc:c. ··11 people arc !>Crtous about selling their property. being priced
right l!I the kl·> dcmcnt. If the broker community doc"n't think your
hoult(.' 1.,, u good \alul'. 11 doesn't get 'ihown. ff 1t doesn't get shown
-11 dOl'\11·1 get sold."
l>l·i.p1ll' what real estate brokcrs 'iay 1s thc need for rompctitive
prn:1ng. thl' the median resale price for an O range County home -
S256.990 -wa!> up 5.9 percent in May. compared to S242,677 in
Ma} 1989. ~late" 1uc. the median ho me price was down 2.5 percent
10 S 190.09.i in Ma). compared 10 S 199.441 a year ago.
OOk1al\ from the C'a hforn1a Ai.soc1at1on of Realtors blame the
slo" 1ng rc~k market on a i.lugg1sh cconom) which they say 1s
rnn1nbu11ng 10 "affordability prc!l!turc\ ... The o nly co:istal areas in
the \tall' rcport ing inr rcased home resales were Santa Barbara
Count). up 16.5 percent. and San Diego Count). up 1.5 percent.
McJ1<1 n pm·c!t \\\'re down slightl) in both count1c!t.
• Unch.,nged . i ol4'1 Hu('\ • Nl!w nigh\ 'New tow~
776 I? 18
14 28
New"' \ Nf'W IO ....... 37 S7
~l'SE l .. Et\DERS
1917 6SS•I( 101104 1M1 'lOt?91101s tu; 26 lrtOu\ 26.41•. 7 52 Trc)n 2,698. Ultls 7.539. 00 6S Stk ll 6~7.SOO Carl's Jr. Tucson franchises kept in family
NEW YORI( (AP) -S4'1e,. 4 om Wt'dne~oa~ P"ce and net criange of tne IS mo\1 M' vt New York Stock E.ch4'noe 'NEW YrtRK AP I -Mo~t «1Cttve over lhe Hut'\ 1rao1n~ na11on11llv at more lh4''1 Sl <<lunter ''O<•\ \.,Put•l'Cl ov NA<,[; Nam• Volume Lui Che. Lut or AmPr T& T II 519,SOO )9" -1 • Ph•INO• \ I 975.400 46'• w Volume Bid A'ked Chg. c 11•PriWr l 41>8,800 S1 • • ~ t>8\001J 1 1 11 J? I 32 Oow(•·pn \ t 446 800 57 -•,.
t\,_EX l .. Et\DERS
NEW YORK IAPI -Sales, • Pm Wedne\dClv orice and ne• Ch4'n11e of ltie 10 mo\t 1Hl1ve Amer1c e1n Stock E .. ch4'noe 1\\llP\ Ir 4'01ng nitltOn4'11V ell rriore lh4'n SI Name Volumt Lut Che. H·llhaYen n 99S,OOO l'"
-\ \. \111 1\1 -I rank Karrhcr.
~111111~nl h111tlll'r of the ( arl''> Jr
lountkr -ha' huught lhl' franr h1!te
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~ALAN ,.AM
~~--1 WASHINO TON -~mOC'rall
rcspondina to r rci.idc nt Bush's en·
orscmtnt o f po ilblc tax increases :offered a plan Wl•dncsday 10 cut
tbillion of dollars 1n benefit pro-!ar~ms 5uch a~ ~•al Security and to
,raise 1axc paid by some people
(covered by the retirement rroaram t Republican conarcs 1ona leaders:
!meanwlulc. faced a buddina re-
Cbclhon over Bush's tu turnabout. f Whitt House and congressional
ne1011a1ors k'arch1n& for ways to cut
the 1991 fcdl·ral deficit began dis-
cussina propos:sls 1n earnest, a day
aft er Bush said '"tax revenue in-
creases .. arc needed as part of a plan
to cut the deli it Democrat~. c1t1n1 Bush's con-
cession. ofTcrcd a plan that one
pan1c1pan1. SPl'aking on cond1t1on
of anonym1t). said 101alcd SS.6
b1ll1on in sa' 1n~. Nejot1a1ors a rc
1 scclr.ing S4S b1ll1on to S60 billion in
• nc" ta\e'I and 'll)l'nd1ng cuts for
: fiM·al )'car I Q9 I. "h1ch starts Ck 1. I.
' Ano th<.'r 01lil·1al. a lso rcquc.'sting
: anon) nHt). ~•d thl· option\ camr 10
: SI 0 billion Thl' olfo:ia l 'IUld o ne
: clem ent ""' u thrcc-month drla} in
; cost-of-li\lng 1m:reases for benefit
r programs for wh1t•h people qualify
' automaticall>. sur h us Social Sccur-
, it) pensions for retired workers.
' Under that plan. the annual cost-! o f-li\cing bou'lts would be delayed f from Jan. I to April I for a savings
1 of $3 bi llion.
' The official said the sugaes11on for
delat ina '-'0St-of-hv1n1 adjuiuMnlJ
ran into objt(·1ion1 from Stn. Ptie
Domcnici. R·N.M.. and Houte
Ways and Means Commiuec Chair·
man Dan Rostcnkowski. D-111.
Rostl.'nkowslr.1 Yid thc polit1e11I con·
sequences of such a dcla) would be
.. death," the official said.
Sen. James Sasser. 0. Tenn .. said
the Democratic s-ckaat inc ludtd
reductions in Medicare and federal
employee lx·nefit pr<>lfams. Sasser
also said the plan would increase
from SO percent 10 85 percent the'
amount of Social Security benefits
subject to federal taxes for couples
who~ inco mes exceed $32.000 an·
nually. The tax boost would raise
SJ. I bill ion next )'car.
"We're trying to be even-handed
about it. tit-for-ta t." said Sasser.
"Thcf rc talking about taxes. and
~e·re talking about red uc ing en111tc-
men1i.." the bun:a ucrallc term for
bcncfit programs.
House MaJOrll) Leader RKhard
Ge phardt, D-Mu.. s:ud the nego-
tiators gcncrall> agreed that their
goal 'lhould be to achieve a balanc(•d
budge t b} I '>95. T h<.' Gramm-Rud-
man la\\ rl·4u1rn 1he dclk11 to be
l'11minutcd b) I lc>9J. a goal that
\lftuall} e\Cr}unc 1n Washington
bclieH'S ca nnot bc achieved.
"lt':!I fair lo U!>!>ume ... the targcts
arc going to tx· r hnnged," Domenic•
said of the Sl'ncs of dcdining a nnual
deficit goals \C.'t h> Gramm-Rud-
man.
In seven wecks of meetings. only
one proposal had been advanced. ---------------s y M ii/er Productions Pres~nts I ,.__ ___ I
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White House Chief of Staff John Sununu, right, lfteets wltlt
Sen llobeWDofe •nd Rep. Newt Glnt1rkh, Congre1doN1I
GOP leaders, prior to a budeet conference. Sen l'hU
Gr•••Hn, left; loolr1 on.
Flip-flop didn't ·
excite Peoria
•
Read my lips? Yo. Geo•. ~d
this. President Bu.ti'' 0 1p-flo p on his
hallmark cam pa1an pied~ of .. no
new taxes" 1s g1:neratm1 more heat
than a summer hot spell in Death
Valle).
Taxes and the hot air of broken
political promises provided a com-
bust1blc mix for people 1n the 1.trec1.
radio talk !>how callers. headline
writers and late n1Jht comu:s.
'"I think :all poht1c1ans have some
l111le white lie'> 1n them.'" ~id Peter
~1cnkowski. 52. a Dallas Re·
publican.
WABC Talk Radio in Ne-w York
C II) pla)'ed Bush'\ ofi-rcpc2tcd ca m ·
pa1gn plcdgc "llh his Tuesda} state-
ment that reducing the federal defi-
cit "ould nrcd .. tax rl'vl'nue in-
creases.'' The about-face prompted a
torrr nt uf call'>
"How man> 11 mc'> ha\l· "C' heard
that phraM". 'read m> li ps'•'" "on·
dcred Paulette Pe1111 of WA8(
"There wa'in't passwn or anger
• mona callet'i. It was more a te-ehne
of. ·1 can't bl'hevc I fell for that
hnc.'"
Ted 0 '8 ncn of W RKO 1n Boston.
home of defeated OcmOC'ralle prc11-
dcntial cand1datt' Michael Dukakis.,
said the phone lines 4'inlcd WcdM~
da}.
Headline \\-nlcrs had a field day
'"Read M> L1ps ... I Lied !" said the
New York Post o n its front pa,e
Inside wa' th1~ hnc: .. Read His r orkcd T onguc ..
The New York Daily Ne""s of·
fcrcd· "Bui.h·~ Lips Sa} The ·r
Wo rd ..
Bush's nc~ pitch flopped Ln
Peoria "herl' the preside nt was
p1llon cd
"I think 11 \links.'' said Marsha
Ba rne'> ol th.it llhno1s communny
.. He's JU!>I like all the rest They
promise )UU somc:th ing, then they
gct in offitr and break their v.ord I
.,,.,on't behcH· him 1n the future.''
-By ntt A•udatfll Pra.
World. hails president's decision
LONDON -Foreign r ommen-
1ators on Wcd ncsda} welcomed
Prl·sident Bush's co ncession on tax
inl'rea!>Cs but expressed skcp11c1sm
tha1 thr huge U.S. budget deficit
"<>uld be reduced substantially.
Financial markets had a mixed
and slightly ncr \-ous reaction. The
L
dollar tell against uthl'r maJ<>r l'Ur·
rcnc1cs around thc glob<·. Stock
prn:cs soared 111 Tok)O. and Euro-
pean stlX'k markl'll> 'hruggcd off thc
ncws.
Abandoning h1!!. "read-my-lips:
nu-ncw-taxc~" campaign pledge.
Bu'ih on Tuesda) conceded that
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h1ghcr taxes \\-OUlc..l be rl·4u1rl·d 111 get
1hc c..lefic11 under control r hc White
I lou\C would not 'ipcc•f> an) tax
1ncrca\C!I or program cut'i.
The U.S. dcfi l'll could total more
than S200 b1ll1on 1n thr ne\I li'iCal
}car.
U.S. trading partner\ for )Car'
ha\e damon:d lur the l n11cd States
to <:ut 11s red ink. which pushes U.S.
1n1cre!tt rute'I higher. That puts up-
ward pressurr on foreign interest
rate'> High rate'> an}whcre i.lov.
economic gro"th
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A rmed highway robber steals his car
8y IMILY ADAMS
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IRVINE -An ofT~uty Santa
Ana police officer was the victim of
highway ro bbery late Monday n .. t
as he drove on the border of this City
and Tustin.
The lawman's car was stolen at
gunpoint on a deserted road,
Sheriffs Lt. Dick Olson said. While
his car hasn't been recovered. four
hours later and another county away
in Beverly Hills., four men were
arrested in connection with the rob-
bery.
The officer, who was not idcnt·
ifted. was driv~· ~ Irvine fired one rouDd a& 'the thieves, but
Boulevard near M Roed abouf didn't injure anyone, Olson said.
11 p.m. wben 1 ue van with out· One of the four men in the van
of·1wC ~ Dlalel DMICd him, ~ into the offec:er's car and
then alowed in front of him while way behind the flceina van.
wcavi111 between the two lanes, Ison said.
Olson laid. The van wu spotted by Beverly
The van diuooeared around a Hills police less than four hours
bend, but when -the otftcer lurned later. near the comer of Wetherly
the same comer, the van was stop-Drive and Olympic Boulevard, by
ped across the lanes blockina his two passina patrol officers, said
path. · Beverly Hills police Lt. Roben
A man 1ot out of the van wavina . Cunis.
a lun and demanded the officer's Officcn chased the van -which
19 S Toyota Supra. The officer ran had been stolen in Pennsylvania -
from the car to nearby bushes and throuah Beverly Hills. Culver City
of gun
ud HollYwood tor more \Mn 20
minutn 6tfore \My wett captwed
in the oertina lot of Universal Stu.
dios, Curtis said. . The van's IS.year-old driva a
native of Pennsylvania. ~ to hcC
and was captuttd by a polec:e dot.
He was treated at Cedar's Sinai
Hospital for a dot bite and anesaed.
The 21 ·year-<>ld pas.sen,Ct', Willy
Lamb Ill also of Pennsylvania, wu
fired upon after he dropped a aun
holster while ,cttina out of the van.
He was not bjt, however, and wu
booked in O'll West Hollywood
Sherifl's station on suspicion of rob-
bery, .,and theft auto, possession of
a loaded band&un and atttmpted
auto bufl)ary, Cunis said.
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I STIUll OF PURLS •••is it •••m
II can easily be claimed that there 1s
nothing more beautiful on a woman·s neck
than a strrng of lovely. well-matched
pearls A string of pearls presents such a
symmetrrcal. complete picture that we do
not normally think of them as 1nd1vrdual
httle gems that had to be b<oucht together
under the talented. knowledgeable hands
and eyes of an expert. How does a string of
purls happen, They ~gin of c-0urse with
the production of the pearl inside an
oyster Pear Is are harvested and graded
T 1ny holes are dolled m each pearl. and it
1s polished Pearls are then matched by
graduated size and by color (not all pearls
are "pearly white") The ieweltr then uses
Siik thread and a sturdy nttdle to pa1nstak·
rngly bung the pearls together in one grand
unit of beauty A tiny knot must be hed
between each pearl Special techniques are
required at the be&Jnning and end of the
strand so that a clasp can securely hold
lht strand toeether The entire operation
must be done 1n an environment of
absolute dtanlintSS The re$ult rs a strand
of natu1e's lo~I treasures for m11idy's
neck.
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14 police officers may have had
access to her mysterious client list,
the panel said.
After the Rolodeit was di~vered.
several officers mentioned i"!s.. con-
tents at different times, the grand
Jury learned from more than SO
witnesses who testified.
Each of the officers "mentioned
its importance because there were
some familiar names of prominent
people. includina at least one police
officer.'' accordina to the jury's ~
port.
"Sensitive cvidtncc involvina
possible corrupt conduct by police
officers should not be lef\ unat·
tended." the report said:
·<
Grand jurors also found that
names of other prominent San
Dicao.area people were contained in
the Rolodex.
The investigation of the m~
terious tile of prostitution customers
will be continued by_ the new arand
j ury. which takes office Monday.
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Ofange Coast DAILY PfLOT/Thutlday, June 21. 1tlO
''ty cons i"a~ funding
~osta Mesa may spend 5400,000 on event
traight teeth talk ...
NEED A SECOND OPINION?
ey .JOit ANTHONY
~NllC.. ....
A pnt dtal is ridina on the
F\.-stivol or Bnaain. a cultural tvtnt
"1lid\ may ttttivt 5400.000 from 1~ cit) of Costa Mtsa.
Out of the S2.3 million worth of
ans anc1 tourism s>ro1rams ori&inelly
budal'll.'d for ~ council mtmbtts,
1hc "British ftst1val in Octobtr was 1~ only one dttmcd sufficitnlly
cu1t1.1ral to warrant a.Jtpaytr funds.
Should tht city award tht
$400.000 P.'lnt -tht mantr is up
fO( rttonsadttaoon -council mtm·
bcrs say the ftstival will bt a .. ltst
case·· kw fututt ans t\'t'ft&s.
Should COiia Mtsa ~ with the suppon b the It
'-"5th·al ... &Mft will bt pe.r-
backs to the city ... said fa&ival d1fft'-
tor Bnatt J~
Based on bas txpcrimcc putli"I
on .. UK/LA. .. a similar tvent hdd
in Los A"ldts in l9U.. Ja.ph said
he tXptclS the tvtnl in Oraner
County to stimulatt till rtvm\at -
as a by.product of stimulati• the
ans. ··Propat ~ still talkina about
UK/LA. .. ht said.
What's mott. he added. PCOOk
from as far aW2) as Grat Bntiin
ha e alrad) txprnttd an intnna 1n
romana to On• Couaty to 50li up
thftc Wttls o( British (UhUrt.
Ah~ that's kind of liltt Amm·
cans eati• McDooaad's hambul'lttl
in France. ht conmltd. tht ~
ptna txpct tt.ct at South Coast Plaza
as an llddioonal lure for British
uavders and othtr tourists.
Accordi• &o South Coa\l Plaza ma..,-Jim H~wood. merchants
~ already eeanna up to crtalt
window clisolays and othtt dtsips
baled on the FtStival or Britain
theme. In ~ tfforts. thty art
wpponed in pan by a S7 S0.000
pant &om the llritith 90vmHnmt. ~ 10 .Wtttla COMUl Cka-
tral a. tloilowa). Grat Bnaain
has locll bern involved in activitits
&o PftMIM* British tndr. But the
Idea of t)i-"I in track with cult~
bas ooly receatly bttumc a ••fashioft.
abk .. way of incrtasi"t inam:st i'9
the counlt)''s IOOds and scrvicn.
For the Oraner County ans com-
munity. ht said. the promotion of
British aoocts at South Coast Ptaza
will brina in new corporate sponsors
of cultural ~ms.
For lbc bus1ntsS community. ht
said, lht British tht~ Wiii induce
South Coast Plaza's 1.6 million rq·
ular shoppers to buy m<n than thty
othttwisie would.
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~-mlle l9CDldl.....,, -. net oommil IN....,.. ao
T'Nbell~•
.. judge ....... cNas
• .., the~ .... ""'°
~ ............ °' Wfioul cdQb 2 Sb And don't ..,.,.,,.... ._ commeu11 ol
.,.,. and ne.gtlbor'l ebolA
Whlltlet' their cMd '9C9"9d
tender, lolling C8l9 by a COf amed
orthodonlllt and a well rnaneged,
courteous staff.
f.A council backs water rationing plan
.. alica. Once the MCOfdl.,.
paid~ the ............ ., ....
them aoardw aftab ~
opinion . .k.a as no two • ..,,..
.,. .-. no two deNilts etways
egrM. One migt'll 19COfTWNf Id
start.ng at age nine, whi'9 another
would wait until • tweflle One
meght pl'OC)OM •xtrattions. ~
.. IOther would UM a '1unctional
appianc:e" to try and~
9111\f'KtlOnl These dlc:tl4onl all
may ha"'8 a bearing °" the length.
COil Md~ of the treatment
Orthodonhcs is a~
tme, tit9-ttme llMltmenL. ti lhoufd
be done nght the hrs1 time because
II wiJI mOlt INiy rw.<er be l'9dorle
Thus the wise cor.sumer must
irMll!Qltt all opcions carefully
end haw the utmost confidence
In the final chotce ol an orthQ.
donhc apeciahst
Schuyler C. Joyner D.D.S., M.S. LOS ANGELES • Following four
)cars of drouaht. tht Cit) Council
1.>day tcntat1vrly backed mandatory
10 pt>rccnt "'llttr COnst"f'\at1on. afltt
narrowl) be:1tm1 back sr' eral
:.mcndmrnts 1ha1 could ha'e gutted
1ht plan.
At the end of a marathon fhe-
hour dtbate-that rtvealcd council
mcmben' dl'CP amb" alcncc toward
mandatory m('asurcs. the council
\Otcd 10-4 to adopt the Commntt.
Enttg) and atural RcsourttS Com-
mittee rtpc>n. h mdudaa Ma)or
Tom Bradle) ·s proposals for re--
quired cuts in water ust and grntly
metnStd penalties for ~nccs
and busm~ that fail to romp&).
The council dcla)ed until Jul) 10
a \Ole on the ordmanct that \\Ould
aCll\ ale lhe mimdatOf) portions of
the cit) ·s I 3-)ear-old drol.lght ord1-
nanct. That will &i\'t tht City At·
tomt) ·s otTice timt to incorporate
chanaes mack b) tht council into
the ne-. ordinance.
But the council near!) failed to
make eH~n 1ha1 much progrns. Mid-
"a) through the dtbate. the pantl ~tun~~ obscn crs b) voting 9--5 for
Councilman Hal Bemson·s motion
10 make all mandator) measures
contmi'·nt on the Department of
ORTHODONTIST '
Water and Po"-er cu tuna S 12.5
million from its water Opt'rat1ons
bud&rt and passing on the savings to
customers.
.. It means holding hostage tht
OCC\."SSll)' of ronser' 1ng "atcr to a
httlc 1ntra<1t) d1spu1e:· s:ud John
1odder. Bradlc) 's aide on en·
'iron mental issues.
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Huntinaton Beach Union Hiah
School D1stric1 ii tttkina a rcplace--
mcnt for Trustee David Warfield.
who moved fronl Westminster to
Nonhcrn California after rc-signing
last \\eek. dis1ric1 officials said.
Warfield, 35. also served as ex-
ccu1ive direc1or of the Coast Feder-
ation of Employees. the union for
the C'oas1 Community College Dis.-
trict. Th(' C'FE expects to fill his
position 1n earl} August.
Warlicld "as unav:iilablc for com-
ment. bu1 a union spokeswoman
~td Warfield plans to \\Ork as a
student tcachc-r in A~rn. whttt he
moved, and hoots to each hi&h
school in the fall. District offkiab
said he did not rcsi•n out of unhap-
piness with his position. but would
not elaborate on his reason for ~av
ini.
At the Huntinaton Beach Union
High School District. Warfield had
been ~lected to a second four-year
term last November. but announced
at a June 19 board meeting that he
would be leaving Iona before his
term ended.
"He was cenainly a viable and
important hoard member and he
will be m1s~d." Westminster High
School principal Bonnie Maspcro
uid. •
Al 1 COll•vi• measure. the ~ plans to fill his ~ in the
neAt 60 days with an appointment
rathtr than an cltttion. The aPl'C)inc-
ment would hoki until November
199 l . whtn the new member would
need to win an election to finish the
remaining two terms of the office.
The board is taking applications
for the post throughout July, and
will consider applicants at a special
board meeting Aug. 7.
The post pays about $400 a month
and applicants must be at least 18.
a registered voter and a resident of
the district, which serves Hunt-
ington Beach. and {>'lns of Fountain
Valle} and Westminster.
Mandela salutes King, not non-violence
.\l LA N f ·\ -Nelson Mandela
paid ~tlenl 1nbute Wl•dnesda' at the
tomb of ~1an111 Luthl·r King Jr .. and
lhl· sla in Cl\ II rights leader's "'1dow
fi:nentl} upheld Mandcla"s right 10
depart from non-v1olcnc:c in the
struggle for black nghts in South
.\frica.
Mandela did not six·ak during the
brief"' reath-la} 1ng ccremon}. which
included 1hc singing of 1he anthem
of the .S. Cl\ ii nghts movement.
"We Shall Q,erconu~ ...
Later, the Re'. Joseph 'Lo"' cry.
president of 1he outhern C'hnst 1an
Leadership Conference that King
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the constant nagging }OU have ex-
fX'ricnc(•d about '10lcncc. ... We
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C\el)whrre 10 st'd . their o"'n lthcra-
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Coretta Scott Kmg said. "Rc,cr-
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<kstroyed dcmns of homes and burned thousands
of actt1 of bruth Wednesday as a witherina heat
wave broke Southern California temperatures re-cords for a attond day. / Fire destroyed or daml&ed 32 homes in the
hilly Los Anaeles 1uburb of Glendale, said Fire
Battalion Chief Chris Gray. More than a dozen of
the expensive homes burned to their foundations
and damaac from the blaze was estimated at SIS
million to $20 million.
In Santa Barbera County, a ferocious 4,000-
acrc blaze burned a Sheriffs Department honor
farm. set a fire station ablaze and prompted
evacuation of the countyjail. said David Jam«, a
reporter for KEYT-TV. The fire aJso closed south-
bound lanes of Hi&hway IO I, one of the principle
thoroughfares connecting Southern and Nonhern
California.
.. Ifs really aoing. .. James said.
That fast-moving fire hit the area as the
community suffered the ravages of a fou r-ye_y
drought, wi th water reserves at their lowctr-"11\
memof). At least six homes were believed de-
slrP}ed. and many more might have been damaged.
Arson was suspected in the Glendale fire. Chief
Gra} said. The destr<?yed homes were valued at
abou1 $300,000 to $700.000 each.
"At th ts time. we have found a point of ori.gtn
and a butane lighter," Gray said. noting a pin had
been inserted in the lighter to keep it burning.
"Thal alone signals arson," Gray said. "And
within Los Angles County there have been five fires
under similar circumstances within the past two
days."
About l ,000 students and 1e1ehen were evacu·
aacd from Glendale Community Colleee in lht
middle of clules Wednesday as flames moved
within yards of the campus, said spokeswoman
Mary Shelburne.
An anon blue in the Carbon Canyon area of
Oranae County spread over I ,SOO acres to the San
Bernardino County coms,nunity of Sleepy Hollow
where three homes were enaulfed.
Sleepy Hollow's 2,000 residents evacuated,
said LoVae Pray Martines. a spokeswoman for the
California Department of Forestry. .
Au thorities arrested Peter Reyes, 2~1 f<?r in-
vestigation or arson. Re yes. drscrioeo by
auth orities as a transient. was booked into Ora.ntc:
County Jail on two felony counts of arson. said
Maria Sabol, a spokeswoman for Orange County
Fire Depanment.
Riverside County fires destroyed three homes
and three other buildings.
A 125-acrc fire near Hemet injured 17 fire-
fighters. some of them so badly they were airlifted
to the burn center at Sherman Oaks Community
Hospital. said fire information spokeswoman De-
borah Bennett. In the Moreno Valley area of
Ri verside County, fire destroyed three homes and
three outbuildings.
Two big brush fires were fanned by high winds
in San Diego County. An estimated 800 acres were
ablaLe in the Dchesa area east of El Cajon. A JOO.
acre fire on the Rincon Indian Reservation was 60
percent contained.
A 530...acrc fire that had threatened homes near
Mein ers Oaks in Ventura County and a 490-acre
blaze in Cleveland National Forest in Riverside
County were mostly contained. Both fires began
Tuesday.
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aguna's Pottery Shack
true local landmark
It's appropriate that the
tatue of the --.known Laguna
ach Greeter, Elter Lanen,
tands before the Pottery
hack, a1 thl1 store hu become
n lnstltuUon In Laguna Beach
s weU as a aymbof of Its charm,
Ike the unique Greeter.
The Pottery Shack waa open
y two brothers from Pasadena
n 1938, and over these S.. years
t haa provided customers with
n excellent aetectlon and great
rices on all types of table
area.
Also adding to Its charm Is the
bu tiding Itself. Although It has
undergone remodeling to
nhance service for customers,
the actually structure has not
ost Its rambling and busy .................
Box Works one
s"top gift shop
The Box Works, a new store in the Hunt-
ington Harbour Mall, caters to busy people who
don't have time to buy a gift, get i1 wrapped and
have it shipped out of town.
At the Box Works, all three duties can be
accomplished In a matter of minutes.
harm -which Is characteristic
f a town that Is not just a
uburb with a mini-mall on every
orner. Laurene Gar chow, VP 8111 Dlefftert at Pottery SllKll. .
Opened a week before Mother's Day, the
store offers complete packaging services with
the latest in designer-type wrapping.
"It's a natural concept for busy people,"
says Dave Garlick, who owns the store with his
wife, Nancy.
Part of the remodeling ln-
ludes a storehouse, the
Bargain Barn. which lslocated In
he rear of the main building.
ext to the free parking. It con-
alns a large selection of dlscon-
lnued and "almost perfect"
merchandise. As the Pottery
Shack's director Laurene Gar-
chow states. "The Bargain Barn
has the same funkiness as the
rest of the place ...
Even though the Pottery
Shack is almost antique by Or-
ange County standards. Gar-
chow points out that this
doesn't mean they aren't aware
of new trends.
"We have added a decor-
ations and gift line which con-
tain a line of products that will
make the Pottery Shack a one
stop shopping place for the
home." she notes.
Shopping at the Pottery
Shack is enjoyable not just for
the various selection of din-
nerware. glassware, flatware.
table lines and garden ware. but
because of features Ilk.a the
outside bazaar in the front of
the store which takes advantage
of the pleasant beach at-
mosphere. Also, there Is a pot-
ters workshop where an onsite
potter throws original ceramic
creations for customers.
As well as the Bargain Barn.
Ladies of Supremes
to sing at FV Fiesta
Jean Terrell, Lynda Laurence
and Scherrie Payne -all for-
mer members of one of the
most renowned female groups
in pop music history, the Su-
premes -wlll harmonize again
this weekend at the Fountain
Valley Festival.
The ··Ladies of the Su-
premes" are the featured at-
traction Saturday night at the
June 29-July 4 Fiesta tn Foun-
tain Valley's Mile Square Park.
Jean Terrell began her singing
career at an early age with her r brother. Ernie Terrell (who later
beeame a boxing champion). In
1969. Jean replaced the legend-
ary Diana Ross as lead singer of
the Supremes.
Lynda Laurence began her
musical career at the age of 4,
following 1n the footsteps of her
father. Ira Tucker. founder and
lead singer of the gospel group
the Dixie Hummingbirds. Lynda
joined the supremes In 1971 .
replacing Cindy Birdsong, sing-
ing lead as well as background
vocals with the group through
1973.
Unlike Jean and Lynda.
Scherrie Payne dtd not begin
her musical career at an early
age. Scheme. sister of singer-
actress Freda Payne, really
began her career by ltterally
aud1t1on1ng over the telephone
while Freda was talking to
writer-producer Eddie Holland
She 101ned the Supremes in
1973. succeeding Jean Terrell
as the primary lead singer of the
group.
In 1986, the '"Ladies·· were
signed to superstar Inter-,
national Records with a
poeerhouse single ent itled
"We're Back .. with tuest vocal-
ist Alt Woodson, former lead
singer of the Temptations.
Each lady has her own unique
qualtt1es. blended into an ex-
c1 tement of collaboration .
They'll be on display Saturday
night at the Fountain Valley
Fiesta. Call 964-6656 for more
information.
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ORANGE COAST ..., ....
An Independent )...iewspoper
Pubhshed by Page Gfoup Publ1sh1ng, Inc.
Rob.rt E. Poge, pres1denr & ch1el execu11ve oll1cltf
Willlom S. Lobdelt, ed11or & v1ce-pres1den1
Steve Marble, monog1ng ed11or
Ston Wymon, news editor
Don F.ni.y, editort0I poge ed11or
Gf .. .,.,...,, city ed11or
lt099f lloom, lealures editor
R09er Ccwkon, sporrs ed11or
Coro( Humphreys, soc1ely ed11or
Elliot Stein, Jr., choirmon
Gerold W. Ad<4»a, Jr., general monoger
Wolter Bunough1, 1901-1919, founding publisher
Editorial
World Trade Center
gives prominence
to Irvine, Coast
I h1,.· rnmplaint 1s often heard that thl· Orange Coast lad.'.
an 11kn111~ In falt. 11 ha' long been said that the cou nt) 1tsell
h.1, no 1.klin111''-' 1lkn111~. no ddin1t1\\' Cit). no per<;<>na. no
soul.
Thing'> arc changmg.
Long 1cgarJ1.·<l .1, 0111' of the prcm11,.·r. test-tube c1t1es of the
nat1un. If\ inc on l u1•i,Ja~ took a maJOr st1,.•p toward becoming
till' 111tl·rna11on.1I hu,iness huti of the Orange Coast a nd the
u1un1' 1 h1,.' rnunl' ·, lir.,1 Wo rld Trad1..• Center was dcd1cated
Ill ff\.llll' fuec,Ja\. Ill Ol'CUp\ four floors of a 20-StOf) ln1ne
( o tiutld1ng unJl·r l1rn•Mu L:t1on at Jamboree Center 1n the
I 1' 1 nl' Hu 1 nl'" t orn pll'\
In 1111..· \1a)or Larr~ -\gran. much cnt1c111,.•d b) poht1t·al
opfWlll'nh for ignoring thl' poth~ks •.n fa, or of the OLone hok<;.
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When Writing to the Orange Coast Daily Pilot ...
r.,. Orange Coast Doily Pilot P"C-::>v•oqes corresPondence from our
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Response
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Jon '"'S Jrr· ,. •r>•l ' four s.ibm0ss•ons o monrh All corresPondence
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Commentary
U.S. government has its
priorities upside down
By PAUL CRAIG ROBERTS
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OraaRe Coast IJai/.t Pilot.
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hatreds impair hope for peace
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1\1,.•fu111ll' lrum th1· {II\ l 11m·
1111\\lllll •• ind 111;1\ 111Jl·1·d .. ~·c ( uh.111
l'\lk' p1111n1111g ·h" pn·,l·nn·
1 hi\ fl'mJrl .1hh honc'it man
~1 andcla ha\ 11\Jl.k 'llml' \ml·riran'
unhapp~ hl'c.1u.,1· hl' puhlid ~
1hanl cd C uha"<, F1dl'I C"a,lru
Palcs11nc L1hcra11on Org.nn11.m1on
k.1dcr '\ a'l"4Jr .\raf~tl am.I l th\an
leader Muammar <rad ha Ii lor 1lw11
unrcknt1ng urpo'>1lwn to ap.1rthl·1d
during all 1h1· dr1..·~1dtul 17 ~1'.tr\
"'h1·n Mandl'la "a' loll..1·d up 1n .1
South \fnr.an dungeon
"iomc ""' that Mandt•la 'hould
hJ'l' bl'l'n.morc wn'lll\1,.• 111 lhr
prl'J uJKe\ anJ hatn·d, 111 hi'> \111a1-
1,.·an gul''>t\ -that he '>hould hu"c
lno"' 11 th.it for 1krndL'' the -\nwn-
l a n J')\'11pk ha'L' hl'l'n prngramnwd
10 rcgurd C a<;tro. \ra lnt and Ci.1dhnti
'" dl''>Pll'allk '1ll.11n'\ \\ho nfl' dl··
'111d of h u mn n "'ort h
M<indda l no"'' that hut for
( a\tro·~ 1omnlltmt•nt of troop' to
\lm.1. ~outh .\fr1la·, "h1t1· 1111n-
Ont) might no"' hold '"a' O\l'r
N.1m1h1a and AngolJ. paril~ hl'lJU\l'
tor 100 lon1t th1,.· l •ntll'<i Stntl'' ha'
Today In history
fotlJ ) " Thut\d,l). June :!M. thl'
I 7'>th d:l\ ot I "NO f hl'rt' arl· I X6
d<t)'I It'll .Ill ttll' ~l'~I .
I oJ :i" ., h1gh1tiht 111 h1s111r>
On June 28. 1914. \u\trtll!''
\1duJuk1.• f-r,lfll'I) r l•rc.Jtn,lncJ Bn1.1 ht!'I "''k· \ofia. "L'fl' U\\.'l\\ln:Hc.-d in
Pl l''l' 111 -1.l.I\ S.1 r:l tn I) y UJl,O\la' lil
Car l
Rowan
lx•1111111 thl· ,llf1 111 till' h.1J gu~' 1n
h ,, ' 111 pl.t\ l'' 111 \I Ill .I I k l.1\11\"
1h.11 \'\I'll "hl·n th\' t n11nl \tJll''
.111d 11th1,.·1 \\ 1·,tn n n.11mn' "11ukl
11111 'UJ'>Jl<irt 111, \1111.tn N.111unal
{ 011~11''' .llld th1· nnt1 -.1p:irthl·1d
111111 L'llll'nt hl· got \Upport Imm
\1.11.11 .111d till· Pl CI •• 111c.J < 1adh,1li
I \\Ould llit \l· kit tnntcmpt for
~1.11llkl.1 h.1d h1· 11111 h,1d tht> gut' Ill
n.1mc th\' 1x·opk \.\ho 'uJ1pOrtl'<l t11m
\\ h1k 'onw of till' great. St•lf-st~ Int
d1 fl'ndl'" ut lrn·d11m "l'r1• pla~ 1ng
1001'11· \\tlh H 111u11kwu' 'iouth
\ 11 ll oln I l')tl fill'
. llllll' \ lllClll .111 kl\\ .trl' J II\·
cndH111t1,.·d "''h Mandl·l:l What do
thn 1...•\pcl I u l J 111.tn \\h1l ha' 't.'en
htttd rnllahorntl.' v.1th '\nuth \fm ·a
Ill llll' \llppl~ ol \\l':lfllllll. :!Ill I ~in.
1ntl'lllttl'nlC cqu11l1llL'nt ;inJ utha
thintt' a "lllte r1111111r1t\ ncl·1.h to
up pr l.''" J bl.tl l ma1 ont'"
h\ .1 \c1h1Jn n•\olut1c1n.1f) -thC'
l '1..•111 \\ h11 h trt&gl'fl'd World Wnr I
I 1\\' \\':lr\ Inter on 1h1<1 date. the
I ll'ol'} ul Vcr\;,lllk' v.:l\ \1anco in
, 1:11lH'. oniuall) 1,.•mJtn~ 1tw tnll'I'·
11.111ui111I nmOtl I
O n tlm J ail'
Jn 149 1. f-n1tlanll'<i Kin~ t knf)
\1.111dl'l.1 \Iii\ thoughtful. h ut
t\llh~ '' lw n lw ,,;11d that hl· "'P-
poi 1nl hral'f·, right 1111'''"' 111 p.·an'.
hut 11111 hral'I·, nght to nn'uP) the
l 1111.lll I k1gh1'. th1· Wl'\I l:Jnnl . thl· < 1.11.1 \mp -\t mn l nn·up11,.•r, a rc not
p11pul.11 .111~ "h1·n·. 'ill I canno t
1111d1·1,1.111d h1111. .1111on1· might ht.··
h1•\ 1· lhJt \l,rndd.1 1111uld t'Onll' to
\llll'l I\ ,I lll l'\PI l'" .11tqll,111l'l' nf lhl•
g111\\ 1 ng h1.1l'l 1 wll km rill'> 111 arl'a'
1,, Jl'I u rn 11 of, h) rn 111 ta I) forn ·
I h1· a 11K1'>m'i ot Mandl'la should
111.11..1,.· u<. mor1,.· a\\are of the n~a.,ons
"h' our "nrld '"' -.u1,.·h :i contcnt1ou' .md da 1111-1,.·ruu<; plal e Jl'" s. 111 lsral'I
Jnd \m1·m·a. haH' minds and
111c11Hiri1·., t"' 1'\tl'd IH thl' I lolorau'lt
anJ l'l'ntunl'' of • d1\C.·r1mmatwn
\1i,1m1·s ( ullJn' nur<.l' thl' angl'r-5 ot
llh' prOJ)l'fl) g1aO'\. thl' Pl'fl'el\i.'d
hru1.1li1a11on,, ol <1 l·orrun unt!lt re, ..
ulu11on. Mandela'" n11ndsct an<1es
lrum )Car~ of anguish "hl·n he a nd
h1!1 hla1·k cornrcuks "'crc at the
m1,.•1q of a ruthll''s pohce state. and
"hl·n hi.· rnuld ~e v.ho !oded v.ith
thl' upprc't'>l'd and who hccamc the
111x·11 or ~rrct ull1e' of the masters
o l aparthl•td.
ManJl'la·., v1\1t \h1luld rC'mind us
that thl'fl' " nu hnJX' for peace so
lun~ ·"old fl.'.Jr!I and hntn'd\ rule all
\11 tlw <kl'l!>ton' 111 wh:11 \huuld be a
h11gh1 ncv. da)
C•rl Ro•H J1 • W•1•l•itoe D.C.·
ba~t'd col•moJ11 tor ,.,. or .. 11
Coast D•llf Pl,.t.
\Ill \\J!I horn m (1r1.•1.·nv.1dl.
I 11 I 778. M.ar) I 11dw11 Ua)s
g.1111«,f lhC' n,lllll' "Moll) P1t<.'ht>r"
Jn"I a pl.IH' "' ht)IOn h 01d1n1
\f1ll'lll'u n forn•' '1 t ti\\' 'tk \.-olu11on·
.11' \.\ ar &ttll' of Monmouth in
N\'\\ JL-1 "'
-By 1'f' A•H<'l•IH 11rni
Commentary
Freedom
of speech
not actions
guaranteed
9y THOMAS SOWEU.
This Fourth of July, millions of
Americans will be proudly d isplay-
ing the flag. But some will remem ber
with justifiable bitterness the Con-
gress that pcrmined desecration of
1he flag.
While o nly an ugly fringe is likely
to desecrate the flag, Congn=ss has
desecrated "'ha t the flag sta nds for
-governme nt of the people. by the
people. and for the peo ple.
Ev<.·n though the Constitution
itself pro' ides a procedure.' for
anwnd1ng the Constitution. Con-
gress re fused to allow that procedure
to go forward . They refused to allow
the J>l'Opk themselves to decide
"hcther thl'' wanted flag-burning
and other dcs1·cra tion o utlawed .
All sons o f terribly sophisticated
and sdf-congratulatol') people have
said that flag-burning doesn't really
matta. The} ha H' e' Cf) ri ght to ,say
that -and 1he~ would ha' e C\ Cr)
opportun1t) to sa> 11 again and again
during the long 11me that 11 takes to
pass a con!lllluuonal amendment.
But influennng the public's Je-
ris1on 1s 11ot "hat the anom tcd arc
all about. Thl'' \\ant to take th1,.·
d1,.·nsmn out o·r thl' hands of thl'
puhlic and 1mpoSl' their own dc-
ns1on. That '"' "hat 1s C' 1·n morl·
fundam1·111alh ant1-.\men can than
the tlag-hurn1"ng itself.
On mall\ othl·r issuc'i a .. "cll. thc
'll'\.\S and · 1 alul'\ of the small. sl'lt:
congrat ulator~ elite have become the
la" of th1· land -not bccauSl' the
t on'>l 1lut1on <ia1d so. and not be-
l'<IU'>l' th1· Pl'opk '><lid '\O. but tx·causc
Congrl''-' and thl' m un' ha'c hc-
rom1· th1· mou1hp1cc('' of tho'lc
'11'\\pmnl~. In Ju111g ">O. the~ ha\l'
r1·pudi<lll'd thl' pnnc1pkc; of M>lf-
guH·rnmcnt on "'ht('h th1'> country
"'•" f11urHkd .
The '>ll'l..m. ha'c dc\L'l'rnt1·d thl·
11:.ig. hut thl· pohtK1an'> and 1udg1''>
h.1' 1.· d1,.''>1..·nat1·d 1h1• 1Jea behinJ
\lll\.'rllJ
~1cd1a C'11ll., arl· sho''l'rtng Jll
'011' of rrJ1,1,.· on ningrl'<.'>nll'n "hn
1 nll'd Jg.1111't kt ting thl· aml·ndml·nt
procl'<;4' hcgin. The~ ar\' rred1tl'd
I\ 1th ··u1uray.l". Jnd "pnnt 1p1t··· 1n
r1'"'1111g "prL·-.,ur1,.··· to ha\\' a na-
t1unJI 'nil' on thl' flag am1•ndml'nt
\\ h.11 th\'\ -.hould tx· l'fl'd1ted ''1th
" traud (he 'ianll' appli1''I to thl'
('OU rt'
Thl' frauJ hcg.nn ~ 1·::iro\ ago. "hl'n
the t 'i. ~up11..·nw < uurt tx·g.an rall-
1ng .111 '1111'> of ant1·.,nu::il flUhlli.
tx·h.111or .. ,} mholil 'r n·rh.. and
\:l~llll:\ thJI II \\a\ thnl'fcin· prOll'Cll'd
h} till' .. fr1,.·1· ,,xnh" prm ""'n of thl'
I 1r\t \1m·ndnwn1 Onn· JUfl'-I!> took
that ll11 J.. 111 thl· road. 11 kd alm<1'1
inn 11a hi) tu ~ ~ ing 1 hat la"., ag~11 n\t
hurning tlw ll.1g ''l'r1· unron~t11u
t1011.1I
It 'll hap1x·n' that lhl' m1·n "ho
\\f1.lll' lfll' ( Oll\lllllllllll \HOil• 111 a
'1..·1' pl.11 n .1 nd '' ra 1gh t ltlf'\\ a 1 d "'a~
\\ hl'n th1'\ ,,11d "frn· '11\'l'lh .. thl''
d1J 11111 '>.J\ l11'l' .1l11un\. I \\·n Jl1hn ~tua rt \l1il' 1l'll'l,r.11ed l''>'a' "On
L1tx·11, · 1kd.m·d .. ..._n nnl· prL"ll'ndo;
th.ti Jl 11011' 'hutilJ he ·" frn· J\ op11111111,
roJa ~ thJt rrl'll'll\I.. ha\ tx·1..um1·
u1mmo11. a' lllUrt' rnudd\ tht> J"-
11m Iron l~:t\.\l'l'll '>fll'<.'Ch anJ nl11on
Oti' 111u'h Jll 'orl\ of al t1on<. e\·
pr1'" 11p1i111111' anJ t~·dmtt'· 1ndud·
111~ J punl'h on till' I·'''· a "4.'\U31
3\\.1 ult. or 'il·ttrng 'om1·om"' hou\l·
un li11·
Thl' .. ,~mhl.1lil '>JX'1•ch" du~:tnnl·
mal1·, no '"''""" ,·,crpt a\ a ''3~ of ' dJ1n11ng that till' { '11n\lllut1on rx·r-
nlll' \\ h.ll\'\ l'I thl· 311111fl ll'd \.\3111
IX'I 1111111,.•d
r h1• prl'IL'll!>I..' that thC' Con'ltllU ll l)fl
fl'qulll'!I "llJtl'\\"r tlw anmnt<.'d Ix··
"''"' 111 h;h tx·1·n r111ng on "'° long
no" tin 'o man~ 1 .. \U\'\. that \.\('
h,l\ ,. g11ll1'll 11,1.·d In II
\\ 1' m,1\ 1'\l'll l'l' \IHll. kl•J \.\hl'n
"111w11n1· ·111.... I.I\\ rrofl·,~11r l 1110
(1J1gl1,1 \,f)\ pl,1111f ~ .. thl' \\flllL'll
( 011~t1tutH111 nil lllng1·r ha' an) th111g
to c.Jo "1th 1.·un\t1 tu11onal la" ... that
nm'llt1tutmnal la" as 11 <.'\ISts ttx.la'
.. ,., a lrJud .. \.\h1ch 5tmpl} allo"'·"
1udg1''ll to )uhst11utr their o"n ··no-
tion'> uf guod !IOCtOI polrq .. 111 plar1·
11f I h1• J\'nlOt'f:.ll IC' prOC\'SS.
\\\• li.tH' no" ll'achcd thl' ul-
t1mall' )tagl' of d1..·genernq. "hen 11
·~ con .. 1dl·red to tx· mor.ill) wro ng to
c halk nje thl' lh1ud through thl·
amending prlX-l''>' rro' 1ded h) the
('onst11u11o n rt"d C'ongressmcn
"'ho pr"'' ent till' lkmoaattl' procl'\'>
f1 om l'hol k 11g111g 1ud1c1al fraud an·
p1a1M'd !01 thl'lr "couragl•" and
"prinnpk .'
The mo'lt nd1rnlnu:\ nrguml'nt 111
the Oaa·burn111g rnntroH'l'S) is that
a con ti1u11onal <lllll'ndm1·n1 would tx· "an alt•ll'l on th1,.• 8111 of R 1ghh ·· r Ot f11lll" thun 100 )l':lrs. no om·
l'\l'I tho111iht lhttt th1,.• 8111 of Rrght'I
mJ1,.k la"'' ;1g;11 n't Oag· <k~mlmn
U lll'Oll\tllUt 1011.11.
"re V.l' to he Ill'' l' that th1'I ··111ht"
"·" alv..t)S th1..•r1.· 111 the: f1 r.1
\llll.'IHlnwnt" fh:it !'<lllll'hOv. II V.J'\
0\ l'rlnol l'\I h\ OhH·r Wc:ndl'll
I l11l111l''· h) rl~I" I ranHuncr. :uid
h' .111 tlw 11tlwr p,1a11t' in tht" h1\lon
l)f till' 'HIPll'llll' { ·uu1 I'! 1\nli 1h.11 II
\.\J' \t11.ld1·11h l.11~'\l\ 1..•n'd l:t,t )\.'ttr h
th1..· Il l \.'' ot' Wilham Hn•nnnn nnd
tt.111\ IU.1l i.nwn"
(11\\' llW ll ht~\ll.1
,.,,,,.. .~rtt'll J1 • SIHf•nl-
N H "'""' l•I' I~ <>r..,~ c ... t 1'.dh ,.,,.,,,
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2) YOU'LL GET THE BEST LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL SPO_RT_S
COVERAGE.
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NEWS.
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6) YOU'LL GET THE BEST COLUMNISTS WHO WRITE SI RICTLY ON
LOCAL ISSUES.
7) YOU'LL GET A NEWSPAPER lHATTAKES THE llr.£ TO STOP AND
TELL YOU "GOOD MORNNG!" TO YOU EVERY DAY.
8) YOU'LL GET THE BEST -AND STRICTI.Y LOCAL-EDITORIALS
EACH DAY.
9) YOU'LL GET THE ONLY COtJPLE IE LOCAL POLICE LOG DAILY.
10) YOU'LL BE BUYING A NEWSPAPER lHATS NOT BASED IN
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SANTA ANA OR LOS ANGEi ES, BllT RIGHT IN YOUR HOMETOWN.
WE CARE ABOUT THE ORANGE COAST BECAUSE WE ARE lHE
ORANGE COAST.
ORANGE COAST
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The inland Newport Beach
temperature was 82 on Wednes-
day, but a 20..mph wind kept the
air a cooler 70 dcgnes at the
beach. According to lifeauaros,
the gusts t'ven chased away some
of the roughly 130.000 people
who hit the sands in Huntington
Beach and Newport Beach.
Santa Ana reported a hi'4h of
IOI degret's We-dncsday. while in
Los Angeles, a prior 102-degree
record was brokt'n when the
temperature reached I 09 degrees.
Tuesday, It was 112 dt'gTCes in
Los Angelt's.
Air conditioners going full
blast all day sent Southern Cali-
fomfa Edison's power demand to
a record high on Tuesday, and
officials expected the figure 10
increase Wednesday.
Edison spokesman Jim Ken-
nedy sajd the com pan) ·s peak
demand of 16.985 megawatts at 4
p.m. on Tuesday broke a
previ9us record of 15.987 mega-
waus on Se{>t. 6. 1988.
"We anticipate the demand fig-
ure will increase todav (Wednes-
day);' Kenned} said. "With
buildings. 1t gl'IS harder and hard-
er to cool them as 11 gets warmrr
and warmer.··
Edison crews an the Orange
Coast district rl·placed fi"c trans-
formers that fa1kd T uesda\
either bccau~c of thr hl·at o'r
power 0' erload. l\.t:nncd} said
But that Y.as a small ligurl'
compared to the 29 transforml'rs
replaced in northern Oransc
Count) and the 11 replan.•d an
Santa .\na. f...l·nned} said
.. On the coast. 1he
ll'mpera1ures arc not as ho1 a' 1h'-·
rrst of the rnunt' :· he said
Edison l'fl'"'". are "ork1ng
aro und lhl· clock dunng th1' hear
Kenned} '>a1J.
Emplo~ees uf ( rn~~ ( ounrn
.\tr Cond111on1ng and Healing 1n
Hun1mg1on &ach haH' al o Ocl'n
wortint all hours. rnpondin1 10
ait tonditionina repair calls. a(-
l'Of'Clina to Laura Oviatt. ma_n-
qcr .
••The boss said book all ni&ht.
book Saturda)1 and unday;· 0 •
iatt said.
The company, who~ cu •
tomers arc mainly commercial
busjnesses. has been swamped
with roughly 20 to 30 service calls
a day and has even taken on
residential service calls.
"I have not walked away from
the phone," Q , 1at1 said at noon
Wednesday.
"We'rt a small company and
people arc referring calls to u .
O ne larger compan) 1s 40 calls
behind.
"Evenont' wants estimate'>
righl now. too. h 's usuall} after
t~e) ~~ homl· and can't skep at
night.
Over at Bill Mears Hcattng and
Air Conditioning 111 Costa MeS<t.
owner ~1cars and anothl·r l'm-
plo)ee were thl' onl) two on dut).
handling 20 calls a da~
''It's cra1~ nght no"' ... Mcar'
~1d. ht) 'OKe .1~tuund1ngl) calm
fo r the c1rcum~ta1wn.
How do au t'ltnd11 iuning fl'·
pairmcn l..l'ep rool''
.. \\'e do n't \\ ~ "a11 for l>l·-
cembcr." ~tear ) ..aid
.\nothl·r group ot "'orh·n. -
roofcri. -haH' l'ul lhl•tr hour,.
thanks to lhl' lwat Rooting rnn-
1 ral'Wf'. "ho not on h \\ ork
outmk t"lut .11.,u dl·.11 "11h hol 1ar
and llanw hJ\l' rl.,l.hl·dukd
"'orl. hour'>"' lx·g.111 .11 ~a m .ind
l'nd around noon.
"l he actual ll'nl!)\'r.1111rl· un lhl'
roof ,., ahout 15 Jl·gree' h1glll'r
l)l.in on thi: ground lx•lJll\\.' "l"rl'
''orkmg ''11h hl1t IJr ·· i,a1J ~ltl.l
Pl·tnml'lla pall nl'I or Pl'lntn1 ll.1
Ro1,fin~ in Co)t.1 ~1 l•,,1
In .1JJ111on to )l11ft111g \\111~
hout '· Pl•tru11\.·lla '' '>llll l.tng ""' ~
""''' "1th pknt) 01 '·1:t~1ll11n 1111:!' ol d1 .. 11lkd \\;lll'I lor \'l1rkl.'r' 111
think
Pl·1ronl'lla said hl' h;is ni.lltl 1.·d
his crews are more fltiaucd than
normal, bul none or h11 cm-plO)~ have suffered serious
problem like heat stroke.
"We do have an awful lot of
tan guys.'' no1td Mark C"OcBlca,
manqer for Scholten Roofina in
Mission Viejo.
Animal • thou&h. have a harder
lime dealing with lhe heat. "l'vt'
had two rabbits and a ferret come
in dead from heat stroke whhin
the last 24 hours." said Scott
Weldy. a vetemanan at El Toro
Animal Hospital.
Weldy and other animal ac-m i ts reminded pct owners to
make sure animals have plenty of
water and :m:css to shade and
'l'lllllation
"And defin1tcl). don·t leave an
animal' in thl.' r ar. not l'' en for 30
seconds:· Wdd) S<Jtd.
"Temperatures 1ns1dl' a car IC'ft
in thl' sun can reach I W degrees
an 10 mmull''·" saad Barbara
Sand) of lh~ l o) .\ngck\ utlice of
thl' .\ml·ncnn Humane .\\SOCia-
t1 un. ··r ei... dogs l'Spcc1nll). can
~un~. hl·a1 Mroh· and J1e in a
ma11a of 1111nu1c~ ...
Sands l'\pla1ncd 1hat unlike
1xnpk. J ugs rannot pa p1rc to
lnol dtm n. I n)tl•ad. the~ pant.
hut panting l·an onl) rnol a n
an1m.1I m1n1mall\.
1 hr animal · nperl'\ rcc-
omnll·t1dl·tl putting Kl' cuht'\ in a
rwt'' \\ala .ind h'q>1ng an aar
tond11101w1. 01 a ka .. 1 J fan. on
hll 1 nJ1101 Jll'h
..,amh \\Jrnt·d 1ha1 .101ma1,
mu .. 1 nut ht· l1l·d up in 1lw dtrl'CI
MIO ... hc_; fl'l0111ffil'l1tkd lhat l)l'I
O\\lll'r,-\,hll arc unahk Ill kl'l'P
1hc11 .in1m.1l-. 111 a l·c111l hllU\l'
\huuld m.1kl· \ltrl' llll' .lfl'
prm 1d,·d \\ tlh .. h.1d,· out,tJ l·
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Residents
take fire
in stride
NEWPORT BEACH -As lire
raged abou1 300 yards away, resi-
dents of the Park Newport Apart-
ments on Jamboree Road took at all m stride.
Charles Hillsanger. 23, said he was
just "hanging out in the pool." when
somebody ran up to him a nd told
him a fire was burning in Upper
Newport Ba).
He said 11 was only then that he
looked up and saw all the smoke.
·· .\1 first I thought it wli'r only
clouds." said Heike Hoffmcicr. She
said she did not t'ven think it was a
firl' until she heard the si~ns.
But somt' residents were a lmle
more concerned.
"It was prett} scary." said Tom
lluchler. "It ~1\es )OU something to
1h1nk aoout."
Park Ne"' port resident Gerry
&.hor and his friends J\ndy Tu. Tom
Shankin and Toan Bui aucmptcd to
hike ou1 into the Back 83} after they
lllJI ICl'tl thl' .. moh·.
.. Wl' go1 to see thl' flames and
that\ ahuul 11. .. Srhor said. He: said
hl· and ht~ ft tl·nd'> "erl' then chased
t1ut of 1h~ a1l'J h~ "Jewport Police.
">chor ">Jtd hl· heard an an-
noum1.·nwn1 u\\·r a luudsix·akcr that
a tirl' "a~ 1n till' area. but hl' ~aid the
'P\'~1 1-l'I llWdl' IHI ll1l'll lton ol l'\ Jl'U·
.111ng
I h'-· fir'-· al'o '"·•H'd Hn close to
•111.· ll ~.111 ''-'" porin. hut a
<,pol.c'"ll111Jn lhl'rl·. "ho dl·dtnl·d
111 llkn11t~ lll'l '>l'll, '>:ltd no plan-.
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th• l .t tt\l' trn alarm
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From A1
near 1he finish hne. chatted with
onlookers. panicipat<.'d in otht'r fes~
tt\ t1i<.'s and dragged 1hemselvcs to
bed -only to rise again two or
three.' hours later.
Race part1c1pants had to be on the
road at 3:30 a.m. Wedncsda} 10
n:ach the ferry in Ludington b~ 7:JO.
Thi: ti .S.S. Badger. the last ferry
operating on Lak~ Michigan. was
slated to take morl' than 100 vi ntage
'l'htclr" acro-.o; the lake to
Kl·"aunl'l'. Wt~. for thl' next kg of
1 hl· I l-da). 13-'ilJll' race
Hui Stanlirld and Tra' 1s -thl'
I 987 Cin.:a1 .\ml'ncan Race cham·
pion'\ 1n thl'tr 1916 Mitchell Road·
\ll'r -l'rOSM·d lhl' fini!>h hill' ID
l ltn1 dnd kl·pt un going to Lud1-
11gll)n
Thl·~ r hl·rl.cd 1n10 a motel and got
.1 go1>J night'' ,kl·p ··11·., hkl' an} ~ind of r;1r1ng.''
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lhl' lak1.· put lhl· Inn l\111r IH11ir'
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Hit and run injures cyclist
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.at It\ II\ r.11\gl'\ 110111 unpro,ol>.l•d at·
t<ad\ on m1nnnt1n to tht' ~pear·
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g1ufli11 dcmn1t1Y.n and 1n "hopping
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IOkl Jnlc and 'aolcnte
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"''"''' g,1, , .• 1 Jc~ rtJllttln uf th•: rnr
Ill 11tlil.l'I' .11 till' M'l'nC. Fi'IChl'r s;ttd
-By tile Dally Pilot
\kttgl·r. a Fallbrool>. trk' l'iton ll'·
pa1rm:rn. forml'r Gmnd Dragon ul
thl· ( al1fnrn1a Ku Klux Klan and
nu" kadl·r ol lhl· Wh ite Al)an
Rl'!lt~l:l •ll'l'.
.. Mo111 of the 1>kinlw:ids I know
complain ahout being hn.,slcd hy
poltcl' all the 11mc.' Ml·t1ger \.'Ud
:\k11ga ha often Ix-en credited
\\Ith rclrmt1ng and orpn111ng kan-
head groups af. thl' ·o unger gcncr-
a11on 's :lM\\l'r tu tht· Ku Klu\ Kinn.
While he conn·de!I to "outreach"
I.It Ill\, '3\1118 "If the> 'I"(' )Oung. WC
"ant h ) rl·arh tlwm. · Me11gcr de-
ntl·'I 1l1 11tntll 1 ng '101<.-nt·c ag.'ltn~t
llltllOl 1111.'\,
"It'~ a m1!>\onrep11on that I tdl
\klll' 1<1 ill out and heat JX'<~pk up.
I 1cll them 1101 10 '""11gntl' fight\
lx·l.ll"l' lhl') 'n• nol doin11: :in) JO<XI
to thl' "lull' 010 \l·nwnt 11 thl·)'rc in
Jail." ~k11a1.·r \a1,1
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IHI\\' ~1pf"'d up in '\C\Cr;1l poltt 1.'
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d~w11ll\' their att. d .1.'1\ In lh p;1'1
thll'\' n111111h<,., lh\' ltuntin».ton lk.1d1
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nn l991or 1" H-.....st of San Clement&' Dl•ced lirit on oc>entftO dav In 11\alr 1'34 Peelt.•r<I
ll~ltr 17 \aeonct\ off the mark
On oav 1. ll'laY N eed ''"· 1t .-cond\ olf
OaY 3. ''"· 18 l«ond$ Dav •, ""'· s wcono' o-tl\ H...,.., of Nawoort hecl'I, 8ftd ,,1,
d•ugl'lter Julle art con1l1ttf'lllV 1trono In ll'le
Clan 8r11u ol11l1ion, which l'lllranl\ wlll'I
ore· 1916 cer1 mn &'feel 10 enter
Orlvlno a 1909 8 ulcll '""' IMY lCOfe<I Oay 1 2110 pl1ct I 09 Dav 2 Jrd. I SJ, Dav J. 1""
0 St Dav • ,,,,_ 0 4t
Oldr 141YHI of Newoor1 Bl'K,,, ctr1vino •
1936 8ulclo. Couot witl'I ~vl11•IOr Mara ~
of Meu Am , "H 1morove<1 oally O•v 1, •S•,,
10., On 1 ?l tl'I, 0 SJ. Dav 3. 1311'1, O·S4. Dav
•. 3411'1, 0 11
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or1v.1111 eno 11•v•11allno outtfl 1n w•rcl'I of a
w111111no comt>•n••ooo 111 tne•• 1'34 Ford S.O.n
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0 10 Kfftf Wlllltn of Ntwoort Btttcn 1\ n11111oat1n11
a 19)1 Aul>\.lrn Couot for • dllftrent Orlvtr each
011v <U part ot a oromol•On for Zert• •nlttrHn. o~ ol ll'lt Greet Amfl'IC•" fht l' 'oomor\ Tl'le
re\ulll "•vt \l'IOwn •I l'le'D\ Ortvl'f\ •n<I
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""''" Oh l 901,, 12 36 Otv 4, 7Stl'I. 0 SI
Marv llurn.n of Laoune N•o~I 11no Pat.
Baroni ot S1111 Juan C1oostrano Ul' snow1no
s1t11dv 1morovl'men1 111 lht1r 1936 8u1c11 C1n1urv Stdd~ Tne·• \(Oft\ IO d•le O•v I 96tr1 1 so
Dav 1 ,,,,. l 14 Oav l 61110 I SI Oev 4
6)rd I' JI
Aon Anotr"" ot Ne ... oon 8eac n a110 SM"-"
wa -r I G.t'Of'1 Grovt n•O • OIW ot O.d
OaV\ el•er !wo Oooc:I ,now no' on lhf " 1935
Hudson T ~" 111>1•nl' D•v I ) ht 1 2S. On 2.
41\t I 16 O•v ) 9411'1 te 1eo 10 t•l'l\11 Dev 4
90tl'I I SS
Ano Tom l<UCl'n ol Irvine nav•o•••no tor
Oint Hl'fWift9 of LO/Ill Buen '" a 1m Fo•o O,l .-f' Sl'd•" M • very true• \i"Ow e<I 1riev
ma. OI' .tt>•e 10 Otl•vtr int oooos am~ouon
'"'' ct \ unrt lll>'t Dav I 61nd 2 JS Dav 2
, O 0 I' Oav ) UI~ 219 On 4 141'1 OOS
Former thrift
chief pleads
not guilty
I) \ l I .\.., -T hl' torma O\\ ncr uf
.1 h11lwn-dollJr '·'' ing.' :md loan
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to l!-klkt .ti l'hMl!-l'\. tndudtng .JI·
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11011 ~.l\ 1ng' &. I oan fl•n1.1ined fll't'
on ix·r-,unal rl·t.:ngn11:i nle II l'On-
' ll 11.'d on all ,·1111111'. hl' could ht·
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prl\1111 .ind Ix· finl·d a' mm h as S•l '
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'l'l h~ l .., I>1•.tr1ll Juditl' hw f 1,h
l>l\ttll \\ho ha' ':lid hl' •~ a
'lap.:goal Im tlH' gtnnnmcnt'<. <,(op-
p~ hJndltn~ ot llll· "&I l'rt\I\. "'a'
1nJ1lll·J lum· I l 1n thl· 5o l ' h1 lhon
l'OllJp'>I.· ol lhl· th nit Ill I 4~P
H1 The .. ts~ociatt>d Prt'SS
Drug money
buys DA guns
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pl.Ill\ 111 ll'l )..!~ 1100 ID ''-'l/l'd drug
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a1 ''-'nal Ill.II 111\'luJn lN. ~5· and
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hold 'I\ flllllllh .1nJ llHl\I ht' l'IKl..l·J
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thl' ground. A k111k I" dra\\n. hut the
man l'SCaPf
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H1'pan1(' man near \\urncr and Ash
Stn'1.'I. Thi: man ,uffor., mo<kratc
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wh1tl' nion .Il l' .1ttal1'ed nC'ar fkal·h
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polll't' 'ia). fhl.'~ 0ll' Y.t.11\ll'd On 'iU~p1-
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v..cupon.
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a11nd .. ,1 "hill.' man nl':lr Hols.1 Chl\.l
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GOOD
DAVI
Inside the
Newsroom
BmtU.' mMle: Despite
gooey rcm in4krs oflast
spring•s massive American
Trader oil spill. thousands are
still flockina to Huntington
Beach ... The beach was
thoroughly scoured after Feb. rs 400.000-gallon spill. but
oily residue turned up recent-
ly. said Eric Ching. a city
lifeguard and dispatcher ...
"The surf was large. about 3
to 4 feet. and it churned up
oil buried under the sand. We
go t a lot of complaints.'' Chin~ said Mo nday ... Any
spill leftovers arc q uickly
scooped up by maintenance
workers. he said ... Despite
the occasional oily blotch.
Ching said Huntingtou ap-
pears 10 be headed for a typi-
cal season: ··packed. real
busy"' ... "Everyone was
pretty hurt. upset about what
happened (with the spill). It's
not blown over. people still
remember what happened.
but ifs not going to affect the
crowds." he said ... Some
I 00.000 people gathered there
this past weekend ...
People
Several local residents J.!lldu-
ated recently from Cahforn1a
Polytechnic State U niversity in
San Luis Obispo, including
Newpo rt Beach resident s
Christie C. Pallctte, Kenneth J.
Stockman. Joon P. Wright,
Leslc) C:. Ronnow. Catherine I.
Mc Alecr. Andrew S. Motta.
and Robert D. Valentine.
The Corona del Mar 1980
graduating class wall hold its
10-)'ear reunion on Aug. I lat
the Ne\\<porter Hotel an New·
port Beach. lnformatton:
7:'!4-18.2.2.
Several local residents re·
centl ) graduated from the Col-
lege of the Pacific in tockton.
including Corona del Mar resa·
dents Shannon Buna rd .
Brooke tlcmngton. )dney
Spragin s. Chris tina
\\cnt"onh. Da"ad Wood. and
Julia Ra~. and Joseph Andra-
nian. Nanq Dasilva. .\my
Larner. Cathcnne Rinaldo. L.
Su1anne Rose. and Channing
Lefebvre of Newpon Beach.
To submit inform:won on a
mttting or event for publi·
cation in the Newport Beacla
Ntw1, send or bring items to
Jacl.it· Wt'ir. Ncwpon Beach
News. JJO W. HDy St.. Costa
Mt•sn. 92626. Dradline for
itt•ms submmcd ts .5 p.m . Fri-
da} the "-Cd bdo~ publi·
cati on.
Calendar
The Newport Beach Public
Libra') 5)stem wall prcscn1 an
nh1b111on of lhe works of Or·
ange ( OJ nt) artist Anita Egan
Hea 1) through June 30 a1 the
Newport Center Library. 856
San Clemente Dr., an Newport
Beach. Information: 644-3183.
The Hyatt Newporter and
Radio KLON will present a
series of lhc Jazz concerts at
7:30 p.m. o n Fridays from
June 29 through Aug. 17 at the
outdoor am pi theater, 11 07
Jamboree Road. an Newport
Beach. General admission is
$5. Information: 729-1234
The Newport Harbor Art
Museum will sponsor an
exhibit entitled "Committed
10 Print: Soc1al and Political
Themes an Recent American
Printed An"' and a display o f
the sculptures of Charles Ray
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues·
day throuah unday from July
15 through Sept. 23. at 850
San Clemente Drive, in New-
port Beach. Adm1Ssion is S3
adults; $2 students, seniors.
and military: and SI for chil·
dren from 6-17 years of aae.
Information: 759-1122.
The Newport Beach Public
Library S)'~tcm will present a
free scrttnina of "The Shot
Heard 'Round the World" and
"Winnie the Pooh and Tiaaer
Too" at 2 p.m. on July 21at
the Mariner's Branch Libary.
2005 Dover Drive, in New-
port Beach . Information:
644-3145.
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INDEX
Poflcr Log 82
Sporu 86
Vltwpoinu Bl
TODAY'S THOUGHT •
"Power corruptJ. but
lack of ~r corrupts
abSOIUtefy.''
~I Stevenson
Im/~ -La~ B~ach and lrvi~ ~/A Dally Piiot publication
Veterinarian
searching for
perfect \Nave
1y Wendy Estes ....,,.......
At a time when most men his aJc
arc cuttine back on youthful
plcasurn, Ball Manclark still rises at
the crack o f dawn and heads to the
beach in search of the perfect wave.
Nearly every morning. Manclark.
a Corona Del Mar veterinarian. and
long-time surf buddies load up the
long boards to catch a few waves
before the day begins. Then it's off
to the otlice for a day of m~at i ng
local pl'ls.
··w e went to San Onofre when no
one else was going there," Manclark
said.
Manclark has worked in Soulh
Orange County for nearly 35 years.
and admits readily 1ha1 hc·s led
something of a charmed life. His
story, he said, is simple: Man fol·
lows litelong dream. prospers in his
field and marries the "prettiest girl
in town .. a nd raises a family while
co ntinuing to do a job he loves.
"I wanted to be a vctl•rinarian
before I knew whal the word
mea nt." Manclark said.
Manclark began work an a
Pasadena etennal) hospital a t I J .
His duties of cleaning cages. holding
'dogs and :ins\\<enng the pho ne help-
ed prepare ham for his future career.
Manclark. who grew up 1n
Altadl·na. earned his degree from
lJC Da' is. In has )'OU th. he spen1
C\ cry summer he could along the
Orange Coast. surfing anywhere
from Huntington Beac h 10 San On-
ofre. When he finished school. he
said he felt Orange County wa'I 1he
ideal place for him to set up his
practice.
Manclark opened his first hospital
in San C leme n1c in 1956. Wath a
letter of introduction to the lrv1nl'
Ranch. he began a practice focu .. 1ng
on large animals. He cared for mule
and horses on ranches from lhl·
Inane Ranch and M1ss1on V1l'JO
Ranch south 10 (amp Pendleton.
Business grew so much that Man-
clark opened a second hospital in
Laauna Beach in 1963. He con-
tinued to prosper. opening a third
hospital in El Toro in the late 1960s.
The third hospttal ga ve Manclark
one of 1he largl'SI 'cterinary prac-
tan.'S in the count).
"There wen: Wtnl' pretty good-
~11ed ranches 1n those da)s." Man-
dark said. "I reme mber when you
\.'ould stand at El Toro Road and
look across all thi~ empty land and
Sl'l' JUSI one strl'l'I hgh1 at 1hc San
Juan Capistrano M ission.
··1 have seen tn:mendous popu-
lation growth. They have moved
hills and lakes to make room for the
peo ple." Manclark ~id.
As more people moved an and
ranches began 10 disappear. Man-
clark shifted his practice to trca1ang
s maller animals. In 197.2. he gaH' up
treating large animals citccpt for
special cases.
Managing three hospitals got to be
too much. so he sold 1he San
Ckmcnte and Laguna fkach offi ces.
In 1977, he sold thl· El Toro hopsttal
10 spend morl' ttml' 'w\llh his "1fe
Darknc anJ his three children.
Mike. Kirk and Hl•athl·r.
Mandari.. ~1d hl' decided there
"as more 10 lall' than b1.:1ng 1he
biggest 1;c1 111 tlw ''orld.
Y Cl de.,.p1ll' all tlw l'hangl'\ around
him. Manclarl.. ha., ma1nta1nl·d h1!>
de"ouon to h" pa11ents.
In the earl) Ja~' he t'H'n 'lcpt
"1th soml' of till' dog' he wa'i lrl'at·
ing. ·\ rash of ixw.o ning'I sho"t'd up
am ong thl' lcx·al dog population.
Manc:lark 'a1J lhl' con' ulMons
l'3U'1Cd b} lhl' JXHSOO kavang the
animal's S\'lll'nl "Cfl' dl-adl\ 1f not
mon11Un:d' .\lkr a long da~ ·lrl'allng
ranch an1mah.. Manclari.. ..aid he
v.a' '>O tired hl· "a' unahk to slu~ up
through lhl' n1gl11 10 monitor 1he
dogs.
' If ..
• .._ ,.._., D.-.. ......... .\ t) p1cal da) for Mandark began
at .i a. m .. "hen he made hou!>C l'all'>
to the ranches. .\lier a round of calls.
he n:turncd to the offiel' and treawd
small animals untal about 5 or 6
p.m. The (•\l'ning hours "l're rt'·
St'f\ cd for surgef). wh1C'h 5omet1ml'\
last<.'d into the earl) morning . .\ftcr
JUSI a fe" hours of ">kl'P· anuthl'r
da) would began.
"I used lo \ll'l'P ""h thl· Jug.-. l•l·d 10 me:· hl' -..11J .. \\'hl·n ahc dog
"ould go tnlll nm' ul\lons lhl· pull
UO lhl' fOJ')l' \\OUfd Y.al.l' ml' up ..
lk ~ill h11 J1dn"t \kt'P v.l'll lor Veterinarian 8111 M.wnclark and a few of his favorite thln91.
tv.o '"-'l'"' • In add111 on 1u Im, rl-gular pal1\.'0t!I
h"· has also lrl'Jll'll a numh.:r of an"4'1
\lra)S. IOJun•ll \l'a hon'i and l'\l'O an
injured l':tgk IJ\\t)\'U h> rn"ho~\ at
onl' of thl· ranrhl''
"orl.. altl'I h1' l.1J, tx·gan alll'nd1ng
high .... hool I k lx>uihl lhl' C orona
Dd \lar \111mal I lo.,p11al in I Q84
and l'Oll I in Ul'd l hl' JOh hl' ltl\ l'\ -
lur thl' JX'I\ Jilli 1tw1r 0" nl'r' J\ "ell
Spel1al 4uaht} ot Ide about them.''
~lanclarl w1d ··The\ g1,c ol them-
sd\CS v.hl·n lhl'' lOuld '>pend lhc1r
time and monl'' on o ther thing., It
1!1 a n-spon<,1b1i1t\ thal ln:atcs .in
l'\tra softne'I'> 1n iheir "'e-s." Manclari.. rl'lurnl·d 10 'l'll'rtnar} ··Pl·npk "'HI h;l\l' JX't'i hn'c 1h1s
Parking rate riles merchants
lly IRIS YOKOI
''"" llfrtt ..
A 150-percent price hike at l ido Manna
V1l1agc's ~rk1ng structure has CU\to mers bacl.ing
their cars out in surprise and local hu'lanc'i~'
angry and \\Orm'Cl about 1he future of 1hc ha~·
fronl shopping area.
A spol.csman for the propcn ) owm·r n1n-
1end the ancrcaM" 1s in hnc with pnC'c"> at other
~rking structures but said the) arc open to
changing thc ratl' 1f busan~ses remain unhapp)
"We·,e asked thl· 1enan1s to make re<'·
ommenda11ons on \\<ha t 11 should he.'' saad \hud
Dwight. spol.csman for ne" propert) o" ner
Marvi n En~anccnng.
The unrt'st began around the e nd of Ma).
"hen the cost for rustomers to park an thl'
roughly 370-space structure increased from 50
cents per half ho ur to S 1.25 per hal,· hour.
On top of that. businesses that buy vali-
dation coupons for 1he1r customers learned a
book of 100 half-hour coupons had increased
from S35 to SI 25. The priC'c has since been scaled
back to $50 per book.
Shop o wners along Vaa lido and an the
Village arc worncd that the pnce o f vahdat1on
books wall impact their budgets and thal thl'
.. iandan.J rah: 1 nl rl':t'>I.' will dn' l' tU\HHlWr\ J\\ a~
"Nohoch v. 111 comc do\\ n h\.·rl·:· \,Ht.I Da' 1J ~·hafTna o~\lll'r of "lc.·"ixirt lfologram. '"l'H'
had a 101111 lu'>lt..>mers \a\ lhl'' "on't uiml· had
L l>l~ of f)l'opk pull up lo ·parl. anJ thl·n the~ had
OUI to lea\ l' (after ".>4.'eing lhl' Ol'" rate )°'
Via l 1du hu'>IOl'\\ o"nef\ bl'11e\C lhe rail'
anl·rl·a..c m:l\ he 1n \lola11un of a I q7 ' parl.1ng
airccmcnl ~l"l'l"O thl' l 1do <,lrip \hop' Jnd Don
Koll. \\hu hu1lt thl' \lrullufl' Thl' hu\11W\\
ov.ners arl· runferring v.1th an Jtturne\
\1an> lol.al hu<,1ne'" pcopk ,kel 1h1<, r.lll'
ancrea-;c 1s a rdkC't1on of 1he nr" o\\ ner·., and
propcrt~ manager'., apa1h~ ttmard 1mpmH·mcn1
of the V1llagl' anJ \'1a L 1do 'trip
The hu5.1nl's' O\\ner<> said lhr Pflll"l\'rt~ man-
Jgcment firm has 'io for not l.l'!)t prom1~·' llf a
grnnd promotion'> and marl.l'llng camp.ugn
aimed Ill dra\\ mon.• lll\IOml'r\ anJ 10Jl'l't m·" hfo into ahc quaint 'ihoppang .lfl.'•I knov.n for 11'>
brick streets. nautical theml'. art g.1lkm·, ,inJ
bou11qucs.
Fueling 1hc fear that lhl' re1a1I huh " lks·
tined for dea1h "ere rC'eent rumor\ th,lt the
Village \\OU Id be demolished 10 hu1ld ha) -front
nrndom1n1ums.
The lcars arc ba!>Clcs\. ()\\ 1gh1 \.11J
1 he nc"" O\\ner and the proD{'rt~ managl'·
ml·nt firm arc cumm1t1l·d 10 1mpro' ing thl' area.
I)\\ 1ght ..aid. Thae were <>omc d154.·ussmn'> ot
hu1tJing J k\\ cundo untt'I 1n a small '>Cl't1on ot
1he \ 111.igl.'. bu1 ahat idea has hccn fl'plan·d h\
plan' Ill rcnu,ate and upgrade the V1llagl' \trut··
IUrl'\ IO'>ICJd. ()\\ 1gh1 said
The f)Jrl.ing rate inaease "a' 'iuggcs1cd b'
1he l\l'" nimpan~ h1rl·<l 10 operate thl' 'itruuure.
D" 1gh1 ~1J fhl' parl..1ng com pan~ n.'<'ommend·
l'J the 1n\rl·aw after e'aluating thc marl.ct.
()\\ 1ght '31J
The SI 25 ra1e l'i onl ~ a <,('asonal pm·e 1ha1
"111 tx· \ hargl'd during the c;ummcr months.
part1lul.irh to d1\\.nuragl' tx·arhgocrc; from 1al.1ng
U(l l UStom.cr 'part· 1n the \tructurc [N1gh1 said
Thl' on·\l'J'>OO r.ttl' remain<. 15 l'\'OtS per half
hour. he ..a1J
Bus1nesM"s ha' e hcl·n uffl·rl·d a grcatl·r dis·
niunt for \Jlida11on book,. hut 11 the~ rl·m:un
unh.tpp~ "11h thl' p11n· ... "l,.11 rcth1nl. that with
lhl'lll.°0 l)\qghl ..;Jill
.. \\e"rl' tr~ ing 1u find the m1Jdk ground Iha I
m.1kl·~ 'K'll'l" .. he '>a id. "The kc' to \oh1ng the
pnihkm 1' .1 ll''" C\Jl('n"'c "altdat1on ~)'>tcm"
~1111. lhl' ratt· incrc-asc ha<,n'1 dn\l·n cu!>·
tomc~ JV.u} an·orJang to Dw11lht.
Hundreds show ocean concern
1y KAREN AUGE k""-..
On a sunny warm day when they
might have been at the beach. hun·
drcds turned out instead to help
preserve it.
Not that forrgoing some moments
in the surf to spend a few on the turf
a t the STOP (Stop Toxic Ocean
Pollution) fund-raiser and aware-
ness-raiser was a complete sacrifice.
The crowds who p thered at Lado
Marina Villaac between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Sunday were trtated to li ve
music. a fashion show of beachwear
and samples of foods ranaina from
s hrimp linauinc to Heath-bar·
crunch ice cream.
They also had an opportunity to
learn about various aroups' cfTort1
to save the occJn from pollution. oat
&e.'lls 1nd other e nvironmental
pli.&hts. The event, wt11ch benefited the
Santa Monaca·ba~d American
•Oceans Campaian. was the
bnuncMd of Balboa Ptnan ula tts•·
dent De~ LaPlaftt.
LaPilnt, a do1h1ne dniantr. saad
the Feb. 7. 0tl SIMll Oft" H"nt1ntton
lcKh tnsrtd her desire 10 en on
behllf orfocal bndtn. "I wan1 to
take 1 n(llh~c and tum h Into a
posame. I ooa). "e are relcbra11ng
the clean bcal·hcs \\e ha'e and "ork-
ang to clean the whole en' iron·
mcn1:· LaPlant s:ud.
LcPtant saad the vanl'ty of groups
panacapatang unda> -groups from
Save the Whales to the urfndcr
Foundation. which is aame'd at aal·
vanazang !-lurfcrs and surfwear manu-
farturers into concern for the
ocean's cond1t1on -was evidence .
that the various organ1iat1ons are
working together. "We'rt' aligning
for the same reason. And ~-c-·ve
found there is strcnath an numbers:·
LaPtant said
American Oceans Campa11n
taracts much o f ats funds 10 tduca·
t1o n aod focu5e-s much of that cduca·
tional effort on thrtt area · pttvcnt-
ina C'Olstal pollution. stopp.n1 off·
shore od dnllina and hahina driO
net fhh1na. said LaPlant.
he said he and other orpn11crs
Md no nact fund-nisutt ao&ls 10
mind, but were mostly contttntd
with rais1na pubh( aMl'e'nCU o(
~rican Otuns Campaip.
Howc\'ct, food \'ftClora and
othcri paneo.,.Una in dlit cvett1
committed 10 dona1ine 11 leeM SJO
of their proceeds to 1.he Ofllllillltk>n.
LaPlant MKI
Council
counters ·
group
May create its
own initiative
The City Council will decide July
9 whether to plaCC' on the Nov,mber
ballot its own initiative that limiu.
council tcrmi.. but protects present
incumbents.
The council discussed Monday
the idea of placing its own measure
on lhe ballot to counteract a s1m1lar
term-hmattng citizens· initiative that
would bump two incumbents out o(
office upon passage.
Aller review of two possiblt in-:
itia11"e ideas. the counc il put off -
decision unttl its first July m~tins-
A new citizen·s group. Newpot1
Residents lo L1m1t Council Terms,
is 1rying to quahfy an amendmc~t a,
the Cit) chancr that would lam
council members to two consccuti
four-)car terms. The gro up, wh·
m ust collect 6,500 signatures by July
2 to quahfy the measure for tb.c..
November ballot. contends the 1a.-
111a11ve 1s not aimed to unseat any Cit:
the council incumbents. -
But a controversial provision in
the measure would put the e1gM-
)ear lam11 anlo effect 1mmedi~t.etT
upon \Oler approval. That prov1s10Jr"
would thus prohibit third-terttt'" I
council members E'clyn Han af\4_;
Donald Strauss from serving r-
founh term even af they happen ur
win re-election an November.
The in111a11ve doesn't force thf
1mmcd1ate resignation of Mayor
Ruthelyn Plummer and Councilmat
John Cox. who are an the middle al
their 1hird terms. But the two
wouldn"t be allowed to run for re·
ele\:t1on when their third terms con-:
elude 1n 1992.
A number of c111zens and most o f
1he council ha\e ell.pressed opposa-
uo n to the tY.o-term hm1t. panacu·
larl) because of 11s potential impact
on Hart and Strauss. Strauss has
anno uncc.'d he \\<Ill run for ~-<lee·
11on 1n OH~mber. ""hale Han has
not ~ct decided
( ti\ .\ttornc) Robcn Burnha"} on ~1onJa) said he sull has questions
about "hcther such hm1ts c-an lcaal·
I) be added to t he candidate quafafi·
cauon pro' 1sior\s fo' lllc cit) cl«·
tu>n'> code. He saad he had not )Ct
l'Ond uded has legal review.
Bui he suggested 1n the meanume
that the council should cons1~r
"hc.'ther to put its own 1n1t1ative
bcforc the voters in November. He
pro' 1dcd 1wo possible measures;
• One that would 1mpoS<' a IWt)-
trrm limit but would not appl) to
'1llonous candidates in the No' em>-
~r ekcuon
• One that would im pose a two-
1crm limit but "ould disregard prior
\Care; of c;cr. ice" hen calculating the
numhcr ofconse-cutl\C terms scr.ed.
~trauss \ oiccd suppon for the first
propo\31, ~an e that measure "ould
no1 appl) to an~one "ho 1s an
anrumbc'nt "hen the hm11 g~s antb
clll'l"t
trauss called the c 111zc ns'
measure unfair. noung that he could
t'C "out of a JOb .. e\ en after spend an&
tho u!Mlnds of dollars on a campaign
and being re-elected b~ voters.
Mo'>t of the council ell.pressed
d1sappro' al ~•th the second
proposal. "Item 8 looks vcf\> self.
sen ing to me ." Councltman
Clarence Turner -.aid.
Turner \01ccd oppos1t1on to the
idea of an> hm1t on l'Ounc1l terms
and ..aid the counr1I should not
pro' 1de an~ altcrnau'c mea!>urc on
the No\embcr ballot.
o\n ahernat1\C mca!>urc "tends to
c1rnfusc the t lel·toratc.'' he s:ud
I
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·Demetrius D•vls •nd his wife Theresa visit with Don V•nce.
:Newport Beach goes wild ...
"for an 'irrelevant' reason
By HOWARD L. HANDY
(OfT•.-....
The countdown has ended and oixn1ng-da~ feSll"·
1t1cs almost O\crwhelmcd Mr. lrrelc,ant XV. L
met nus Da' 1s. But the fun '" JUSI b('gmn1ng for the ma1.
"'ho "as the lac;1 pick m this ~car's Nattonal Football
league draft anlf IS the -honored guest of ~l'\\.pon
Beach's lrrde,ant Wed
of making the grade with the Raiders are enhanced by
his abilit> 10 snap the ball long on punt si tuations along
wi1h his blocking.
There wall also a helmet decorating contest that
took place before Sunday's festi' ities. Jud~ing was on
.lunda> and thl' cntl) of Jeff May was the winner. "You
ha'e to ha'c luck to make 11 in the NFL or to be
srlected for lrrekvant Week as thr honoree has." The
helmet was dtcoratcd with aces and jokers. May won
four tickets to Disneyland.
D<n 1s . ..., ho "as drafkd b~ the Los .\ngdes Ra1dc-r~.
arm cd in Nl·v. port Beach on Sunda) morn mg.
Da' ,.., and his ...,1fr Thl•rr\a \I.WC honored b\ thl'
lrrek,an1 \\ l'l.~I.. l0mm111ce at a rccrp11on and prcsc;
rnnfcrl·nn: at the Balhoa Ba) < 'luh on ~unda) aftl.'r-
noon.
Sala1a and gift l·hairman Bob Robins. of Theodore
R,1b1nc, Ford .\gene} m Costa Mesa. deluged Davis with
m~ riad g1fls.
Appearing hc\l.tldrred and c;onw"hat ronlused b)
Jll the attl·n11un hi.' wall gt\'l'n b~ the more than ~50
ixopk gathl'tnl 1n ht<i honor. he "a" rl·~1nded b~ Paul
~Jl:lta "Kl'l.I\ .... ,11 ~ou You \ltll ha\C a "hok "'l'l'"
to go.··
Thl' honoree sat w1dc-evc.·d in amazement a<1 the
g1th rnn11nucd his "ay. and° w1fr Theresa smiled and
\atd. "( lf on't know where WC \\Ill put all of these
thing\ ..
.\II 21< NFL teams contnbu1cd a foo1ball. 1ersc) or
01her nwmorab11ta to the occasion.
Thttt' \\3\ cH·n a Raiders helmet "llh a trans1s1or
lt'kphonl' Jll:lt'hed but no calls "'l'rl' romplctcd during
lht· af1,·1 noon
unda' ·s lc'>ll' lltl'S started "11h thl' 11rrl\ al of thl·
Oa' t\l''> ahoanJ a )acht Thl'\ "l'rt• grl'l'll'U b) a cro"d
<l1'>pla~1ng hnnnl'r' \.\l'koming them to Nl'\\port Beach
and '""h1ng him "l'll ''•th hi\ effort' to mal..c thl'
RJ1Ul'f'i lootball ll'.1m
Once ~Jl,11.1 ,t,\rtt'U 1lw program 1n,tdl'. l>a' ,., ''J'
'l'JteJ 111 a kin~·, , hJ1r tx· ... 1dl· thl· ptl<l1um
Balho:.i H,i~ < lub gt'Ol·ral managn \1 11..l' S1:inl..o
''ekom1:u I>•",., .ind tornwr C 11ngrl·.,.,m.1n Robert
Hadham 1n1rmlull·d Orange Coast Dally Pilot prl'\tdrn1
Jnd lhtl'f nnultH' otliu.'t Knlx'rt l Pagl' and l'd110r
\\'ti ham \ I uh<ldl along \l 1th a number of J')(lltttl'al
figurt''> lrnm 1h,· lm . .il. <.IJll .ind na11unal lr,cf eath of
"horn rl'JU prudJmalJOn\ in honor of l>J\I ~
Tht!. " onl) till' beginning of lrrclc"ant Weck XV
111 :"e" rw1 1 lk.1d1 rhc firc;1 Orange Count) Sports Hall
uf Fanw g,111 wurn:imcnt .... ,11 he held toda) al Nl·wpon
Bl'Jd1 < ountr) C luh "1th a ho'lt of n•l1•hnt1cs part1n-
pa1ing \ dtnlll'r "'II folio"' m 1hc cl utlhou!><' along Mth
:in aul'lton of rm·rl·hand1\l' including a wel•k's trip ltl
lla"a11. rnutll''' of (ikn I"
Ball.. to Ba l night \\tll .lx· hl'ld Tu\•<,dn) at till'
Balboa RJ) Pa' 1l1on ""h the Rig Band ( ommo11on
pl:i) 1ng nn\tJlgtl IUlll'\ "' hl•lp gul''>I!> rdl\l' lhc Bal cm
on 1h, Pl·n111\ul<1
lndudnl 1n lhl· 1i.,1 "lll' -\.,wmhhmJn (1tl r t•rgu\On \upt•n l\or Dnn Knth .ind ""-l'\\ port Acarh
~l :l\or Rutht•I\ n l'l umml'r
\\ l'llnl'\Ja> 1h,· l>a ' t\l'\ "111 ht· tal..t·n Ill [)1<,ne) land
du11ng lht· da) and "di 10111 the \old nut Ral hoa Ha'
C luh Hall 11f I .111w hanqul·I in tht· l'' l'lllng. La'' )l'ar
lormn h;i,,·h.111 ll>llllllt\\tnm·r Pl'll'l l l'Ocrruth and
< 1ra1g 'k11h.~' "''rl' 1nllul'tl·d into lhl' hall Thi\ )t';lr 11
"111 Ix· a .,urpriw 1ndul·tn·
o.\trpht•n I> F .tul h1a o l till' Orangl· < ounl~
\hl'ft rr., ()qlJrl Ill\' 111 .. :ml hl· J.. Ill'\!. l>a \ " "a .. a poltn·
.::1-tl'ntl' m;1111r JnJ \aid "( >n tx-hall 111 lhl' < lrangr =-( ounl~ ~hl'rtll', rkpartnwn1 I \!.:till lO Jlrl'\l'nl \IJU \\1th
.111 .ippltl<tllnn tor emplmml·n1 in t :t\l' 1h1ng' don't
\\orJ.. uul 101 \OU \\Ith lhl· Ratdl·r., ··
l>J ' '' Utl·\, !ht• lo1ak" l'hccr during thl' 1n1cn tl'"
\\hl·n hl' qu1pix·d "\\ hl·rr Jrl' th1· h1ghltgh1 film\ of nn
u 1lll'gl' lJrl't'r''" I k plJ\nl u1lll·g1atl' l1101hall at lhl·
I 111\\'r\ll\ 111 'l'\JdJ-Kl·no
I lw \hot < i.1,·i.. gulf 10urn.1mrn1 "'II tx· I hur~a)
at :'\l'"P<Jrl tkad1 Cwlf< ourw al 1100 lntrll' .-\\e. and
tht· annual \uix·r \tar\ l'11m r~:1111on "'II hi.· hl'ld l-r1da)
at "e"port Dunl''> "Ith l·omrx·111mn hl.'l\\l'l'n morl' than .:o tl·am'
-\ mJ11 11f k\' ''ordc,. hl' t1dm11ted 1ha1 hi\ chancn
SaturdJ) 1hc Da\l\e\ \\Ill u1·pan fur La\ Cg:l'i.
rt•turn1ng 10 Rl·no on ')unda) 10 cnncludc the "'c<·k of
fl'\ll\ Ille~.
Law would deter 1 hit' mailers
By IRIS YOKOI s1-11 ..,,.,.,,
\n o rd1n.:t0ll' Jtnll'd 111 lft,lour;ige
IJ\l-minu1l· p11lit1tal ··1111 ptl'll''"
\\ 111 hi.' prop(1\l'd a l toda \.... ( 11 \
( llUlll ti \tUJ\ \l'.\\tOn
It till' ut) l''l'Oluall) adc>pl\ th1:
01dinanlt". 'l'\\port Beath ma' tx·-
u>me the onl\ lll' tn the <ount\
"1th a la" n·gulJttng c:ampa1gn m:11i-
1:r\
(ti} Ath1rnl') Rohl.·rt Aurnham
)11 rt'..,pon\l' 10 ltlnll'.fn\ C\prC\\t'd h\
uwnn l nll'mlx·r., u\ er lhl' \l'ar\. ha\
drafted a prof1it'l'd la" that .... ould
require ma" mJ1kr ... '><.'nl tn '"'l'r'
during lhl· tin.ti d.1,, of thl' tam-
pa1gn to tx· tikd '1.11h thl· ut~ lkrk
\\t1h111 l\1.0 hour' o f fir,t dl\l11h11-
11on
If the material " m:.11kd out k''
t h,tn I" o hour\ Ix· tore I hl' t 111\l' of
hu.,tlll'"" thl· ma1kr mu<,1 ht· ix·r-
'un,111\ Jdt\l'rnl to thr l'll\ dnl.
hctorr. 111 a m lhl· nc\t hu\1nc"'' da'
or wnt h) guJrantn'd Cl\l'rn1gh1 Ul'·
II\ l'f\
l hl' n13tler\ "'uulJ thu<i lx'rnnll'
puhhl rl'lord .• 111d lhl' l 11) dnk
\l.<ould hi.' rt•qutrt•J 10 Ul'lnhutt'
(op1n to oth1·r t JnJ1datc<1 nr nntif)
thr l Jnd1dah.'' thJt the matrnal ,.,
J\atlahk tn her omu·
fhl· propcl\l'd la"' ,., intl·ndcd to
"rl'dUll' lhl' l'.lkl II\ CO\.'\'>" o f "ht!
µinn" -1t1,•ra1url' marked h) pcr-
'>onal .lttall..'> aml 1111\rcprc~ntat1on
of a land1datl··, p<l\llion on l\\UC'i
-h~ .illo" 1ng oppm 1 ng cand1datl''>
11nw 10 <.t'l' lhl· mailer and rc'ip<md
to 1h,· .1lkgatuin., Burnham '>aid.
"W1: ll'l l:.11111) l an·1 tontrul 1hr
u>nll'lll 111 matll'" 1n ac.hancc." hl'
.. aid
Around Town
• The c1 I) of 'l'" port Heath· ...
Tra' cltng ~rorl\ and < raml' V. agon
, ; ;will be 3\ atlahk UUnng the \Ulllllll'r
• rrom 11 a m to 3 p.m. according to
the following schedule: Monda)S.
Bonita ( reel.. Park. Tuesda) "· Ne""·
port Hc1gh1~ ';chool; Wcdnesda)\.
Andcr~n ')(.hool. 1 hursda)'>. Ne"'·
•Round Tahlc Wc<il will host a
lunc:hn>n rllCl'ltng at noon toda)'.
lcatunna author\ Perr) LnOcrt).
lihcr"'ood ~mil}. Andrl'"'' Mal·
thl'W\'). Linda l..'lnc. and Nanc) I cc
And1cw'). nt the Ralboa Bay Cluh.
I~.:! I w. ( oo'>t H1ahway. in Ncwpon
fk.·ol'h rid.ct rt SJO. 1nrorma11on·
(2 1 l) 256-7977
•The Law and Ju,t1cc Foundation
will ranlc oO a S400JXX> Lam-
borghini C'ounlach as a fundrot'iCr
for thl· homc.:lc s July I .S at the
_ Mamo11 llotcl and Tenn" Club in
-_N1.:v.pun lk.u:h Ticket, Jrc S 1.0<Xl.
:lnfo1m~11ion 6~162.
• rhc Ncwpon Center AswrnHion
will prc~·nt 11'> fiht 1nnuol chnrit )' .
"\v.inii lor the Kid, •. &nit l11u1 ·
port I klnt·ntar' ~hoot. Frida\'>.
I n 11w T c r r all' I n format 1 on:
644-J 151.
• 1 he city of Newpon Beach Parks.
Beal hes. and Re<.reatton Depart-
ment "'tll offer eight one-wc.-ck da>
camp'> 101 children ages 5-8 yc.-ar\ old
namcnt on July 16 at theNewpon
Bcal'h ( ountf) Club. Information:
720-8488
•The Commodorts ( 'lub of the
Ncwp<>rt Uarbor Arca C'hnmlX'r of
( ommcrtc rccentl) prc'iCnted the
Commodore of th~ Year ward to
Jim de.· Boom at their 3151 Annual
Commordores B:all 1n Newport
Read\.
To Jubmtt mfornu1tton on a 'nlcctin1
or c:H•nt ti.>r pub/i(atmn in tM New-\
porl BHdl • c.re.. "' Mar Nfl'I,
send or bring tlC'ms to J1(ktC' Weir.
~-,~pml lk·11ch Nt•w .UO W Ba
St .. ( cJ\t11 Ak-.:1. 9_lft1fl. f>t.·adlinr for
''""'' \1tl11w11,·<11~ J p.m. Frida.~ tht• "''l'~ /)l'/i11\· 1mM1t ;1tw n
I
Requiring d1srlo'>un· hl.'forl' mall-
ing ma) \ 1olatt• con\lttuttonal
pro' 1\t0n' on rmor rt·s1ra1n1 of
'>IX'cth. 'o thl· pm1-ma1hng dt'I·
dosurl' "a' rnomnH·nded. hl· <,aid
BurnhJm .,aid thac arc no \talt'
law-, a1m,·d 10 prncnt h11 piece\ and
1ha1 hl· ,11'><1 '-'J'>n'1 aware of am
similar la" 111 the lOUnt). ·
The Orangc Count) Rcpubltran
Part) ha' a nxk of ethics that
l·and1datl''> '>tgn agreeing to conduc1
posilt\l', ,.,,Ul'-Oncntcd campaigns
tha1 don'1 .. lander their opponent'>
But h1\lor' ha\\hO"' n \uch 'olun-
tar) l'oUl'!. aren't cffectl\l' 10 <;!Op-
p1ng la\t-m1nute hll p1rtc'i.
"lndl\ 1duah and organ11at1on'
\\ho rc .. on to 'iuch tactics arc likely
to 1gnorl' 'ruk..,· not enforced h>
1mpo~111un of \anl'ttonc;." Burnhnm
noted 1n h" rq>ort to the counl'1l
from I\ .1 Ill. to I p.m .. Monda>
through I 11ua~. beginning Jul) '), at
C 11:in1 llo\.\alJ Part. Communtt)
) ou1h ( l'nter. nn thl· rnrner of Sth
and Ii 1' in ( oruna dcl Mar fhc fee
run\ Imm $_\!< to $48 per "-Cl'k .
In fi11111a lion: 644· 315 1.
• The Balboa Branch of the New-
port fkac:h Public Library System
~ 111 pro~ 1dc free papcrbaC'k<i to
beachgocf\ for recreational reading
this llummcr. The books "ill not
have to be returned to the library.
Book donations arc welcome. Infor-
mation: 644-3171.
•The Newpon Beach Public L1-
brar)' S)stcm will sponsor its sum-
mer reading program fo r children
through August 17, with a varict) of
proaram~ for children from prl'-
school through the sixth grade In·
formation: 644-3187.
•The Health lnsuntnC'C Coun~hng
ond Advocacy Pr0gram will spon or
a frr<: forum on "Medicare Is ucs
and An<i"Crs ror 1990 .. from 1-2
p.m. tot.lay ot thr Newpon Beach
Pht1t1. 1455 upcrior Ave .. in New-
port Beach. Information· 639-4962.
To Jubm11 mformat1on on 1 mN·tm1
ur t'H·nt for publiC'lt1on in the New·
port Bodi New1, or c.r...a ., Mer
News, S<"nd or brin1 tlC'ms ro 1«-kic
Wt•ir. tApon /k,}(·h N\~~ )J() W.
Olt> I .. te>)l:J M4'&a. 9l61fl. f)c·nd·
lint· for tlf.:m ubm111C'tl is 5 p m.
I 11J.1) 111,· 'H'l'~ ht•IOf'C' puhl1cn11n1t
n. ~ Nlwpon lmcb ;, a ...... don oe die July ..
llolida1. ladll ......... and --lbraticm ..... bllda Ind at --
licle -----..-rt--• aftell require IOlicll ...... co snvee•
panies hm 11owms • or control.
la Ofder ensure the holiday it
..-sant and em f'Grev~·n * commuatay the Police t
wiU be twiy ~ J y 3 ud
Jwy 4, with additional manpowrr
provided by the Orarwe County
Sherrifra Dcpanment and the Cah-
fom.ia Hiahway Patrol.
Police will beef u9 coverqe. by
workina 12-hour shifts to allow ror
maximum COVCf'llC July 4. Approx·
imately 145 sworn Newport Beach
Pol.ice ofticen. 18 racrvc officers.
10 Shenifr1 Deputies 1nd 24 Hiah·
way Patrol officen will be deployed
in the 1rea.
Uniformed Newpon Beach of-
ficers will be assigned footbclu.
There will also be special four~f
ficer tactical teams to respond to
loud pany complaints. In addition
to regular service calls. a large cont-
ingent of officers will handle traffic
enforcement problems. A la~
number of plainscloth~ officers will
be~ .... Pala will dole ..._ llldi,
OftLO BllbGI Peniftlllla ....... p.m.~ .. Ii!:::* 5. n. ua Id W. Cmi1 R....._,
W. B1Jboe Pl HJ I Cl Stftiet, 32Dcl llnll. ..S dal bliech
will be doled LO all iaboaad traftk.
This area includes Seahore Drive •
the eatlbound lanes or w. ...
BouJevmd aDd II 100 bladll bf..
t.een Prolpect .wt 32Dd llreeu..
The westbound. or outbound. lanes
of W. Balbol Boulevard wiU remain open.
The Oepenmeat is llDldlll1 con-cerned with the mlsu•-ol lrftorb
and a&cohol durina the holiday. All
fireworks are illtpl in the City of
Ncwpon Belch. Pttlons ift ~
session of fircwotks are subject to
citation and the fireworks will be
seized.
Possession of alcoholic beverqes
by 1 minor ia unlawful All penons
are prohibi~ from the consump-
tion of alcohol or the possession of
open containers in public.
l'cnons under 18 years of aae and
their parents arc rtminded that a 10
p.m. curfew is in efTCC1 ni&hlly.
Juveniles in violation could be
tfanaponed 10 Newport
Pola l>lpuUneit& ...........
called IO piclt UMlln U.J. W1Ult die roarm or July man
t\an time tor "°'*· die Sout callf0rnl8 VeterhlUy AllOCiadon
~unctioa wilh IM NtWJOl1
Animal ConLOJ reminds pet
that for animals. the trldillonal
ebration can be not Oftly fiiahteni
but daftltl'OUI. RetDeinbet that even lhc m
innocent lootint "*'lcn cu cau
terioua accidents. C.ardePty di
carded sperkler wire can bum
puncture feet or both people a
peta. Serious internal dam.tee m
rttult if an animal chews on
swallows one or tbete wires.
The Southern CaJibnia Veteri
ary AUociation and the Newpo
Buch Animal Control recommen
that pell be allowed to remain i
doors durina the July 4 celebrltio
For C$pecl&Uy nervous animals.
m ild tranquilizer may be hclpfi
bul check with a vetcnnarian bcfo
admlnistcrina. The amount of med
cation is determined by weiaht a
condition or the animal.
This it an imponant _lime to ma
sure your pet 1s wcanna a curre
license and ID tag.
State to look at deadly
Jamboree intersection
out-of-synchronization signal lights created by the
highway widening work.
By IRIS YOKOI 'JUtlf -.. Caltrans officials have indicated they will
re view thr timing of signal lights at the intersection
of Jamborl'l' Road and West Coast Hidiway at the
suggestion of an .\utomobile Club traffic engineer.
FoAcn observed the intersection for a couple of
hours one Friday ancmoon and during the noon
hour on a Sunday and concluded both an inade-
quate pause between signals and driver error were
to blamr for the hazardous conditions there. Traffic Engineer Gary Foxen said he met
Thursda) "'llh 1raffie officials for the city of
Newport Ac.·ach and Caltrans to discuss the ob-
scn at ions and suggestions he had for the accidcnt-
pronc in1crscc11on.
f-o>.cn said man) of his suggcsttons. such as
using ad' anrc signs and striping to alert motorists.
v.cre altl·ad) planned as part of the final phase of
thl' httzh"'a) "'idt·ning prOJC'CI.
He ~id the signals could be adjusted to
provide a longer delay between liahts, but he also
said motorists should be more careful and attentive
and reduce their speeds when they travel through
the intersection .
But tall rans olhc1als agreed to sec 1f there was
an)th111g cl!i.l' the~ can do ""h the signal hght
11m1ng tu pro' tdl· a longer dcla~ hc1wccn thl' {'nd
of one· g1l·rn hght and the tx'ginnmg of the gn.'cn
for l'W\!> 11affiL Fo\l'n <;111d.
Caltrans officials ha'e said they have adjusted
the signals on almo!>t a.daily basis to accommodate
the changes in the roadway since construction
began 1n spring of 1989.
But there is al...,ays the opportuntty for further
review of the s11uat1on. said Frank Weidler. deputy
director of con1.truct1on and operations for
\altran)· Orangt• ( ounl\ d1s1nct.
Nc"'pon lkach Traffic Enginetr Rich Ed-
monston agrcl'd that much of what Foxcn suggested
wn~ attcad} in lhl' "'ork~. But he said ci ty stafT. in
its o~-n anal)~ts of the mtt'rsection. decided the
loca1ion of signal lights could be checked to mnkr
'iurc the) arc dcarl) v1s1blc.
"I \\Ould l·harartl'rt/l' thl' meeting as pro-
dur t" l' :ind l'Ord1al." f-o\cn said
I o\t'll "a~ a<,l..l·d b~ a Ne"' port Beach couple
10 na111111,· the mtascctwn afll·r do1ens of arc1-
dcn1' -1ndud1ng 1"'0 fatahtll'\ -"en: reportl'd
lhl·n: Ill thl· last ~" monthll Man\ l"t'Stdents blam1.•
1he alndl·nt., on the do\l·d l3nc·s. barncadl·s and
The "'1d1:ning ""orl>. 1s scheduled to concludr
Jul} 3. :ll'c·ordtng to the contract.
Police Log
• -\ :!11-)car-olJ Nr"' JX>l1 Beach man ran
1nh1 a man at J lucal market ""ho h3d tm·d 10 light hi\ fr1,·nd a )rar hc(Ot\' The
mJn and '"'o fm·nd\ ch:ilfenged th,·
'1l t1m 10 fight and la1,·r \h014cJ up at h"
.1pannwn1 1n lhl' 100 bhx l. of .W1h \11,·,·1. 14hl'H' u man "'Ith ~p•h·d hair anJ
J 'mall mu\l.ll hr pun rhl·d thr '1ctim in
lhl' foll
1 hi.' \ICllnt la1rr "'" lhl· 'P•kl'·ham·d
111.1n lrar a 1111rrur 110 hi\ 19\XI <iu1ul.1
llllllUfl ~l k
•Newport Yal'hl E\r hangc. 9<XI W
C11..i\l H1gh"'J). ha\ lx'l'n plagued h~ h.ing-u p phuiw laf" \tnCl' .\pnf and on
\Jturda). rmpln~t-l'' foun'1 10 trailer
1m-., punllurnl 1n 1h1· parl.1ng 101
• ~n und<'lcrminrd amount of ba11 "'a~
'1nkn olT a -'O lo<.>l barg(' dod cd 111 f
01.l·an f ront and Channd Plan·.
• "\ blur 1'1111! Voll.s"'agcn Jc11a parked
1n a 101 IO tht• 190<1 bl<~:i.. or Shcnna\On
Pl.in· "'"' )pra,C'J "'tth orangr paint.
• Burglars pried open a door at James
I a"'"'" P1rd ). -\I'\. on Villa Way and
tool. rnmputcr\. phone~ and papers lx'-
'"l'l'll fnda) night and 4ia1urda) mom-
lllk
• Someon<.' thrr"' an 18-ounct· ran of tiunk rm· Punl'IUrl' S..:al through a Wtn·
Jo\.\ of kfTrit'' I 1d 1•n Prndurt1on Plarr tx·114r,·n IO p 111 f rid:n and Q a ni
4\.iturda)
•Fishing gear. 1nl luding r,-els, tun~ and
othl·r l'qu1pnw111 \.\J\ tal.l'n from a hoot
that 143S dockt•d 1n thr ~00 hlock of \Outh
tta) front Tht• ~1a1 "''" l'Oll'l\'d v111 an unlud.cd h;11, h •A B-year-old l'IN·tn, ian "3" inJured
rhu~a} alll 1 lw tell off a lifeguard
to"l'r. Thl· mJn iold polite he had
lhmbl•d up tlll'rt· tu wait·h thr sunSl't
and. two hour\ la1,·r. lo~t hi\ balance
The man. "ho wa' trratrd for his 1nJuric~
and released also told police I\(' had one
drink urhcr in 1he da )'
• Th1c vn took a coin cotlcct1on valurd
at Sl .000 from a home on Jasmine
Avenue on Fndn). The th1cv" entered through an unlocked door and toolc a
collcc11on tha1 1nkud« c1"1t sihcr
dollars. an Indian head gold coin ind two
1807 silver half-doll.rs.
•An unJu1pcc1ing rcs1cknt on the 400
block or tkgon1a Av<.'n~ had his wall<.'t
\tokn while he was in ti\(' shower. Thr
man had l<.'fi the ~hdina aJau door in hti
lx'droom oix·n :shout fO\lr inches wh1k
hi\ wallet la> 111 plain Stahl on a dMk
•The man had turned the radio up
v.h1lc he 'hov.crcd M> he did not hear the su\Pl'\'1 enter the bedroom from the all<'y.
H1: no11ccd lhc wallet was m1u1n1 while
he -A<I\ drc~\tn' H<.' 1hcn n<>t1l"ed the
.. tiding gl~u door wH v.1dr open
Nothing cl~ v.a\ 111 .. cn
•Someone ('nlcrcd a horM on 1hc 200
blue .. or 62nd tl'\'CI throuth <'llhcr an
unk>t·kcd 'lldint aJau door or an open pra~ and tufc a l'lm<.'ra and a a<>ld v..ncch f'rum 1 kx-kcd b<'droom. The VK ..
11m rctuNK'Ci home 10 find the f'foftl doot
9'-IJc ~n 'h\• .:lid hC'f bfdtOOm had ~'\'I\ ~c• IOIU and tlftWMd -.tulc
\he v.as out,
•The rear 11n· v.as 111~n rrum 1 l!l<)l·lc
un th • 'OO "l.ll._ of \kkt'lo\.Oud f>nH•
I ht• b1c~rk. hl'long1ni 10 a ti-)ear-otd
bo). "as IOI. i..,·J up tn an open ;ur \toragl'
ar1·:i for b1l.t·~ -\ neighbor 1nformrd 1hc
bm '{ mot ha "h1•n she nol1<'Cd II\(' 11re
'"Ji. Ill IS~IOI!
• A man un th1· 1900 block of Pon
[d14ard dl\lUH'rl'd the cellular phone
an1,·nna "'"' broken off his 1qRtc 8u1rk ( t'nlul') af1,·r J t111k1-papcnng 1nc1dcn1
rhl' man '>aid hl• "'\lUld 001 ha\ e hc:cn
ujhl'I b~ th,· w1lc1 p;ipcr afun<.'. but
ptJnJ..,trr~ hrol.,· lhL' JOl<'nna and dump-
C'd '" full ham·I' of I rash and 'r>rl'ad 11 all otc1 thl· la'"n Jnd the <"Jr
• C lo~ 10 S t0.000 v.onh of propc-m .
1nduding J1•11odn C'lo1h1ng. camrra
cqu1pmrn1 :ind J t)l>l'\lntCf, "'ere stolrn
from :in :iparinwnt at 1800 E. 16th S1
• Som<.'onc pm·d off a door and a "''"· do" un 1"0 1987 Ford Zimmer roaches at Jim Sknion) Imports. IJOI Quo1I 51 .
3nJ r.in~d .. ed 1h1· vrh1Cll'S. •A thief tool. t'"o moun111n bicycles from a g.:iragl' in the 1400 block of
Sul>l·nor .\',·nut• and Id\ two older
llll')dl"i '" lht•tr rlare •A S900 b1c~dc "as stolen from th<' unhxl.rd lJmp.·1 shl'll of 11 TO) Ota pick-up fl lKI. p.Jrl.l·d Ill lhl' 6()() block or 8a)
\\\'OU\'
Irv inf'
•Burglars pm-d oprn a door at V:ilh.')'
Pron•<>1.11'g. t 7'nt I 11\lm3n. and Stoll' nn
11nlktl•111111wd Jrnount of compu!l'r
1.'LIU•pm,·nt earl) Monda} morn1n@.
• Som<.'onr broke 11 loc k °" a lod bo\ at Profl•)ston:il I anJ ( orp l:itc Sunda) and
\loll' SSOO '" ,.nh
•Someone took a JV(' 4\M/FM rasscltl" player out of an unlocked I Q74 Volh-
"'ll8Cn Bug Sunda} wh1lr 11 was p:irkt•d in
the 5400 hltK k or Sierra Ro1a.
•A m1cknt rompta111C'd that a man 1n
hh 205 v.as walk1n1 around nakrd on h1•
p.1110
•A SS.000 outhoard cnaine was takrn
from a ski bo:tt ~rkrd at 18Ht Von
Kam1an A'e on Frida).
•Four vehK'lrs perked on Miro Coun
were \ andalt~cd early S.turda)'. The
fronl "tndow or I 1981 Datsun WIS
•n11h~. the rear 1,111ndow ofa 19U Audi .SOOO wn broken 1nd nurrora "'err
\mHh\.-d on a 1q73 Muoon Mcn:ul)' and
1 198-1 N"\:ln Ma"ma.
•A pro,_.kr who uKd w1rt 10 It) 10 pin
cn1ninle to a horn(' on Easu.horc was
sc11r·cd off "hen 1he rn1dcnt pecked out 1he ~mdo"' 10 \I.'\' whcrt' th<.' noi1e v.as
C'C1min1 from
• lto1dcnts on ~111r Th1\tk ~ere
11IJtm\"d v.lwn tlwy av.okc 10 the sound
uf ht1.•a .. 1n1 11:1.,~ Satu1da)' n1aJu. lhc)'
v.c111 out i~k to find lh•·ir houK' had htt'n
\ anJ11h1\"d v.11h 101kt p:a~r and tooth·
pa le.
•A Oaflt bct"'ttn an oR'-duty Oninat
( ounl) S~lf' dcpul) and I man at
Kolonl•>'• Bir 1n the 17900 bk!C'l fl( Mk-'nhur Hou .. :~11n:1 on Wcdqo)
cn\k-J '4 tlh thl: olf" ·r ~'"' htt ~itll a hottk'.
• H • •ufkrcd o c-ut, "nd th\• uth\•r nun
\l:t\ tx>till'<i on lclon) auauh charg<.'s
But 1h,· ll1~1rir1 3llom<.') ·., offi('(' fl.'J<.'lll'd
lihng lhJrge). ~""' 11 "a" a cast o mu tual combal
Laguna Beach
• ~ 1rans1rn1 "as arrC'strd early Monda)
morning for allcgcdl) rhallcngrn1 a
poheC' onicrr to a fight a\ the officrr
J':)trolcd Main Beach. •A man ~n<.'d thal several JUH·n1ks
arw.it-d him and h" wife :ind thre3tt'ned
th1.·m wh1k thr couplr \\3\ 1o1.all.1ng in
Hl'l\ln rarl. unda)
8 Ft\(' or \1A 'u~petts stoic tv.o St\·pall~
of \t1lkr (i,•nuint· Oraf1 bttr. valued at
\Cl. from lht· t"1n·tr K 31 1390 Pantie
Coa,1 l11gh"a'
• \{·\l·ral people 11orrl· sturl. in an \'I,., Jim JI thl' llotrl t...guna for appm;t,-
1mJtd~ J half-hour unda)
8 A man oposcd h•mK'tr ind u1 inatrd
m ftunt of a rno1hc1 and her two ch1fdrtn
S:11urJa, 3\ thl' thr\'e "<.'rr walking along
Broad"'a) Thl•ma!> \lbcn Hoban. )q. "as later 11rrr .. 1rJ llO \U\ptl'ton of 1ndc· ('('01 l'\p<l\Uft'
• I\ rt'S1den1 rrpom•d that a Ma> flowrr
mo\ln& 'an haJ h11 and "tak<.'n a bis
chunl. out of ' J tdcphonc pole
• lnfl.'c v.omcn took etoth<-' lrom
Laguna Bcach"'car. 490 Pacific < nasi
Highv.:i) but one kf\ her sh()('' and
phunl· numbl'r t":htnd The women wrrt
dl'M'rtl)l:d a& H1~pamc. with one "earing
a tan J3Ck1.·1 and anolhrr dreurd 1n an tnJ1an·)I) ll' Jr,'\S
• .\ "'oman rtlumcd 10 her IQISM blur
Mu,t.1111 aftl'r J da~ at the b(ach tur·
da\ .111J dt'>ll'l' rn-d that 11 hud lx"\'n hit
Drunk~n driving
a"~sts
Newport Bt"a<'h
John Doug Eilenson. 30. Ne~pon
~ach.
Monte McC'anne. 16. C~ta Mesa.
Joel Eckman Maus. 18. Cyprrss.
Linda lea Recd. 21. Newport
~ach.
Richard Pnul R1crkowsk1. 44,
South Laauna.
Knsttn Elainr Vanct. 26. El Toro.
Jud)' Ann Scnczystyn. 25. Rancho
Santa Margarita.
Jerry Green. 27. Santa Ana.
Mart> Rae Yauie. 21. Bamo".
Jam~" llcn Janus. 32. Tus11n.
Bobb> Ho"'l'll. 21. Santa Ann.
Lewis John 8ukovsk1s. 2'>.
Anaheim.
Lu~e Franc1scu' Kuijer. 30.
Anahdm
l"int"
Hernando Eusebio. Santa Ann.
Chn tu;in Toro. Yorba Unda.
Alwur ntiago. M1 <ilOn ViC'jo.
U8una 0.-ac-h
Jeffrey f>.a'1d '"in. n Ju'"' C'ap1S1ru1~•.
Robert l>J\ 1d Work. Sun
8'•m:1ntln•'
lhduml \nthon) Tohin. <"4l1tll
M~.
\
....... Ole ..... ,..,
Newport .. ... -n.. Carllllt•an. rye Men
there ltefore anti really •l'tJOJ .....
....... Sltort
Newport aeach
.. rd IMI• to drlYe across the
country bJ ar. I thlltll tt
would IN pellt to Ylllt •II
the different 1t11te1 •nd re-
•lly ••• ttl• country:·
=-='Cc.. .............. tr• .,. lte•utlful
....... ••• •nd I thlnll I'd
..... friend''" ... of ttl• ............
D.vltl V•n Voorhis
Newport a.ach
••c.1to San Lucas. rve been
there before. There's fOOd
w•v•1 •nd 9reat at-
MOspltere. Ws very ret.x-
ln9. l°M fOfnt there In mld-A119un:·
Harriett l'o•
Newport aeach
"'"There'I IO Much l'Ye got to
do llt honle. When you're
retired, you don't reaHJ
have to tall• YKatlon1:•
Betty Brlffett
Newport Beach
.. New Zeal•nd. We're 9oln9
there to celebr•t• our SOth
wedding •nnlverU1ry. tt• •
Ulld to be the Swltzerl•nd
of the Southern Hemisphere
with wonderful 1tthtsee-
ln9:•
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\llorld~class Kabu
waiting in thewl~ ----= ------81 n.ED MARTIN
"Hello, Central C.1tin1? This is Fred at Col-
oml Production~. We need two guys, one to play
the pert of an old-time colonel in the British Army
and another who's an expert on Kabuki.
"You know. k-a-b-u-k-i. The kind of plays they
put on in Japan.
"How's that? You have one guy who can do
both? Fabulous! Send him over."
And so a man with the splendidly melodic
name of Faubion Bowers showed up in Costa ~esa
the other day.
A natty. seventy-something gent with a
clipped, cuhurcd voice. Bowers came to prepare
Oransc County theatergoers for their fi rst taste of
world-class Kabuki. And be assured. 1t docs take
some getting ready for.
Kabuki at its highest level comes to the
Performing Ans Center Saturday night and Sunday
anernoon ~ith IWO performances by The Grand
Kabuki. whi1.h is bilkd as "Japan's National
Treasure."
Bowerl> 1s not only an CJ.pert on Kabuki. he may well ha\e ~vcd the ancient art form from
e1'tlll(.'t1on. 01 a1 least yea rs of darkness. after World
War II.
Though !Cw of its officials understood Kabuki.
htcrall) or figurati vely. the ll .S. army of occupation
made banning Japan's dramatic form one of its first
acts.
"It was as 1f Japan had conquered England and
decreed. 'OK bo)i>. no more Shakespeare' ... Bowers
S<iid. "I tried to introduce our military censors 10
Kabuki bul ll didn't take. How ridiculous they
were. how absurd to ban a national art form about
which thl') l>.n cw nothing "
Sly t)pc that he 1s. Bower'> had a ft·w aces and
facr cards he hadn·t pla~cd yet.
He was an Army maJOr. which didn't rount for
much. But hl' was also aidr-dc-camp to Gen.
Douglas Mac \nhur. "'h1ch counte~ for a bunch
"A~ Mac.\rthurs aide. I had a lot of rank and
a 101 of cadli.'t. bolh of which I U'>Cd shameless!):·
Bo~ers gnnnl·d . Still frustrated b) l hc censors.
Bo"'l'rs lk<.·ll.kd to put a rc,crse '>Pin on the
SJtuauon. -
"I called a press conference annoupci.. iii
the Japanese.• had banned Kabuki, .. eowenldetil
"Knowin& how the military mind w~s. I .....
~sled we could allow them to continue, blll ~
1f the military censor reviewed all the ma11riat:
That made great sense to the Army ~ a.s
Bowers' plan WIS approved. He then tugtd ltVeQI
strinJS. made sure he could be as>p0inted ta
offiC1al censor of Kabuki and rcs1ancd frQD\
MacAnhur's stan:
"That was duplicitious of me. a quality I srlJI
have today." Bowers smiled.
Bowers· old lriend. Onoc Kurocnon II, s.t9.
that. without the maJor's scheme. "the rene*ll f
Kabuki would have been delayed 10 ~ears ...
··About 15. ·· Bowers corrected wrylX·
Kurocnon. who was designated an · inta,.ibk-
cullurnl asset" by th~ Japanese government in r~.
jo1nl-d Bowers Monday evening for a son of Kabdli
I 0 I l lass before about 300 people at South C,oa\1
RcPl'rtOry Theater. Kurocnon recei ved the rank of
nadJ1. leadins Kabuki actor. in 1940. and bcc,ame
a \ is111 ng an1\t in residence at UCI tn 1984.
But at South Coast Rep. the se>othght v.a1 ~n
Faubion Bowers. :
I he audience a1 Monday evening's lecture f'h'i
fair!} Kabuki-literate. and quite theatri cal. Lom of
actor!>. drama teacher;. students. plus a smatteri~g
of Cl\ 1hans. Mo 11} gnngos. too. about 90 percmt
which "as surpns1ng.
They learned. for e"ample. that women ha\C
been banned from Kabuki since 1629. because tl)c
government figured 1hey were JUSt using 1t as a
CO\Cr for prost1tut1on. Bo)s took over the fcm}lle
role\ for the nc1tt JO )ears. hut there was some
hank) and/or panky there. too. so Kabuki has been
strict!~ an adult male domatn for the last 33 1 ye~
If }OU io the The Grand Kabuki. you will also
sec something that 1s obscure. funny. sad. of\cn
\Cf) loud and qutte different from an}thing Orange
Count} has sc1.·n.
(an we handle that? If you can. the center still
ha\ \ome ticket!>.
Intersection must be made safe
"
h's time to stop talking and $Ct
working. It's time to halt lhc studies
and '>urH'}S and take al·11on. It's
time to get oil the dime.
11·~ that simple.
Thl' trouble-plagued Pacific Coast
H1gh"a)·Jamborcc Road inter·
\\.'C'l1011 Ill a mesll. We've said that
bcforl· jnd stncl· that time. othl'rs
ha' l' lome to tha t lOndus1on
For more than a n·ar. crl'"' ha\ c ~:en "ork1ng on th~· 111ta~·ct1on -
"1t.kn1ng 1t. adding turn lanl'!>. tr)ing
lo unrnrk one of "le" port tkach 's
morl· 1111ght~ hottkm·rk<..
But 1he "ork -or at ka,1 the
dn1gn ol thc 1ntl·r~·ct1on -ha<>
} ll'kkd J1~\tfOU<. re\Ult~
l \HI JX'opk ha 'l' tx·en kllkd and
t.101cn<, ot others inJurcd 1n a rash of
"lel·ks. Man> of the accidents w11-
nn\n and '1ct1m'I agree. are due to
the 11ming of !>1gnals at the inter-
~·l11on
Motorists turning onio Jamboree
Road from lhe eastbound lanes of
Coast H1ghwa). fo r tnslancl'. don't
ah.la\\ ha'c time to clear the 1nter-~·l11t1n bcfor1.· oncoming "estbound
iralfa on ( oa\t H1gh"a~ get\ thi.'
grl·l·n hghl
If drn ers arc in a hurn or some·
thing less than complctcl) attcnt1 ' e
tf\1.: r1..·<>ult'> lan tx· dcadl~
l he good ne~-. 1) that thc mtcr-
"n 11on v.orl>. I'> 1ouppo'>Cd Ill tic com-
pkll'd b) Jul} J The bad ncv.~ 1~
thiJt lhC 1ntl'r\t'<.llon·s fla\\"i remain
Last v.cck. a traffic engrncer for
the .\u1omob1k ( lub ins~ted the
mtcr~c11on and reached s1m1la r
conclusions And no" the state De·
panmcnt of Transponat1on. ~h1ch
1s rc~pons1bk for ( oast H1&hwa>
hall asrecd \0 rC\ h!'W the liming Of
lhc signal light' and o;uggcst 1m-
pro\ cml'Ot'.i
"nd 10 that v.e t·an onh add It''>
about time -
The fluff) of tratlic through ~cv.
pon "ill onl~ increa'.ie in the coming
v.cek'i. -\nd summer does not always
hnng out the best 1n dn\er\ es-
~l1all) those lured 10 the beach
tu"n in pur~ul\ of a good time
Thl' intersect ion h.i'> 10 be made
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Judge: Irvine Co. must pay Smith S 150 mllllon
Two modcm'4ay business titans
who've spent the last seven Y.ears
cla~hing o~er nearly $220 million
claimed victory Monday after a
j udge placed the Irvine Co.'s worth
somewhere between the estimates of
chairman Donald Bren and heiress
Joan Irvine Smith.
The $220 million is the difference
between what Bren was willing to
pa) Smith to gain control of the
Irvine Co. in 1983. a nd what Smith
claimed her shares were worth.
A retired Michigan j udge ruled
Bren must pay about S35 million
more for Smith's share of the com-
pan)' her freat-¥.ra ndfather fo unded.
Smith wi l receive $1 90 mill ion less
than she was asking. Neither side
expects to appeal the decision. law-
yers said .
Company spokesmen said the
nearl) S 150 mill ion the com pan}
wall e'entuall) gi ve Smith -and
her mother Athalie Clarke. "'ho was
co-defendant in the case -wi ll
hardly dent the coffers of the coun-
ty's lafJHt sinaJe landowricf. The
Irvine Co. has btto prcparina to pay
such an amount fur a Iona time. ~nior Vice President Gary Hunt
said.
When the stock transaction is fi-
nally com pleted. the Irvine Co. will
say goodbye to the last Irvine who
held interest in the company. which
was founded as the Irvine Ranch in
1870 by Irish immigrant Ja mes
Irvine.
In I 983. when Donald Bren
bought co ntrolling interest in the
company. he offered Smith $200.000
per share for hfr 1nhentance. Even
though hl' was told Mo nday to pay
Smith $271.000 per share. company
offi cials nfarl) gush«! over the rul-
ing.
"This vindicates our position. It
clea rl} indicates the value pl.aced on
the co mpan} in 1983 "as fair."
Hunt said.
Smith's law)cr d1s.agrf ed.
"Bas1call). it's our v1ctol) ," said
Ho .... ard Fm·dman. "Wf won most
of thl' legal 1ssu<.·s in the case. Wc got
30 to 35 percent more than wha( the
oriainal meracr dQJ would've aiven
us."
Lqal wrantlins Mnce November
1983 has cost each side about SIS
m illion in lawycn, experts and court
fees, auom eys for each side said.
Still at issue is the question of
which side prevailed, lcplly, and
who will be responsible for the court
costs - and ~ibly the lepl fen
of the other side.
Considcrina the fact that the
Irvine Co. vs. Athalie Joan Irvine
Smith was o ne of the laraest ap-
praisal cast"s to be heard in a
counroom. those coun costs prom-
ise to be considerable.
A Michigan Circuit Coun judge
will consider whether each pany
acted in good fa ith and whether or
not the suit was fri volous before
deciding the issue of court and ex-
pert fo'CS, Hunt said.
No one was willing to hazard an
estimate as to what the case's final
price tag would be. Coun costs. S 149
million in company shares, and
intcresl on tha1 money since 1983
OC's World Trade Center dedicated
By RUSS LOAR
Staff wrtlltt
IRVINE -Orange Count~ 's lir-;1
\\.orld Trade Centl'r \\a' ded icated
Tuesda~ b) c11~ and corporalc of-
tic1als "ho sa' If\ int• .... 111 becomf
the focus nf 1'n1r rna11onal busincc;s
for the coun t~.
The 11-\ear-old ~ orld TraJe
Center :\ssona11on of Orange ( oun-
t; .... 111 talo.<.• up l'l''i1dencf on fnur
Ooors of a 20-SIOI) hu ildtng 10 the
JambOrcc ( l'ntcr nl'\t 10 the In 11w
Hilton hotd. T he hu1ld1n g 1s whnl·
uled for compktion h~ l\1a~ J~Qt
Although the a'>'>OCta11on ha'> OCl'n
localed 1n Santa .\na and <;upponcd
h) fha t c11~ 's gPH'rnml'nt. The
In uk ( o auompli,hl'd \\hat m.in~
u t) :o tlic1al\ throughoul thr rnunl~
l:ons1der to Ix· a lOUP for Ir\ tnl' h'
agrJeing tu dl·1.1gn.lt(' onl' of fam'.
Woman stuck
w ith bomb
scare prank
LA(rl "\.\ HI Li" -\ \~om.in
g0t into a \tu.lo.~ \11tJat111n "hen \hl'
Wl'OI tu \\\1rlo. \londJ\ Jnd ti1unJ .1
11\\<,ll'rlOU\ 00\ \10 °thl' donr\ll'P
ufiiual' \J1J
Tamm' \111lhl'll. 21 \H'nl 111
\\Uri. ~l~!nd;l\ at l\,m lo.o·, t Oflll''·
1..,1.J.,1 Muultu·n Par lo. .... a\. and found
the lardboard hen 1n ·rron1 uf thl·
dour. It "asn't unlll c,hl· r 1ckl'<l up
thl· pad:agl' 1hat \IW 01\l'O\l'fl'U II
"as <,uated \\Ith l'Pll\~ glue
Thl' pallo.agl' "'htch haJ 1hreatl·n-
1ng \H lt1ng on 11. "<I' t1l'lo.1ng
Shcntrs <ll·puttl''> "'l'rc lalkd to
the '>C'l'ne and u\l·d an·tonc to re·
mo,l' thl· hll\ trom \111chc1r ..
ha nJ,
Depu11cs lrom lhl bomh -.quad
tlll'n \-r<l\l'd till' ho\ .rnJ J".
l 11\ l'fl'J an· .11.11 m do\ lo. tn\!Jl'
horl'C, (. f ntl·r'<. alrl•ad) plannl'd
buildings a' th e count) World Tradl'
( ('ntfr Thf organ11a11on·s k as1ng
lOSIS "'111 Ix• paruall~ funded b~
re' cnues from the bu tiding·, tfn·
ilnll..
In an O\Crhu1l1 count\ oOkl· rna r-
io.l'I. 11 tx·,·aml· tl1lJXl\S
0
1hlc to fi nd
maJor J l'H'loix·r, \\ho "'ould com·
mil to dl'\clop1ng a llf\\ hutlding
'JX'C'1ficall ) for thl' trade rentrr.
rount' tr.tJl· J\'>01.1a1 ion ntlic1a1 .. \~llJ .
Based 1n "'l'\\ \ orlo. < 11~ \ giant
~ orld 11 JJl• ( l'nll'f I\\ tn ltl\\l'f\
butlJ1ng. thl· tradl' organ11J t1nn ha'
60 tradl' n·ntl'" \l'31ll'rrd through·
out thl' \\Orld 1 raJl· a\\IKIJIH'n
olliuals Ul'1.nlx· thl' n•ntl'r' a' :i I.ind
ot l 'n1tl•J "\at1on'> of 11Hl'rnat1onal
lllnlnll'fll'. \\hllh hl'lp llh'mlx·1-.
trJn'Mlll hu.,1n1.''>' \\OJJU\\lUl'
uu) T ou ol1. prl·s1df nt of the na-
11unal World T rade C\·ntrrs .\s<;oc1a-
t1on. ~1d thl' organ11ation has p1on-
ca ed thl· U'>l' of an d cctromc bull-
l'lln board. "'h1rh links morr than
2.000 bu<i1 ne\~'' in 6~ coun tries.
Bus1nl'SSl'S U\l' thl' h11 llct1n board to
pu!.l amt l'l''r>unl.I to 1n1r ma11on:il
11 Jdl· oll°l'r'>.
.. ,.,,l. rccognlll'U in thl' begi nning
that tdl'.n111111wn1l·a11on., and trade
\\3S thl· .... ;I\ to ht mg fll'Opk clO\l'f
to~l·lhl·r J nd m.tlo.l· trading morl·
l·ll 1l 11.·n1... r 0111111 ,.11d
Orangl· ( 11un1 ~ tradl· a\\onatmn
hoJrd ( h.111 lllJ n Dl•nn1s I l'lhl·I ,,lid
thl' Ill'\' l'l'llll'I \\ill makl' In 111l' thl'
lUUOl\ \1,'Jl llll tnll'I na1111n.1I hU\I·
Ol''>'> · \houl 1•nl·-thnJ u l thl' 01-
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h.i "·J 1 n I 1 ' 11w
I rJ1k J\\Ol t.1111111 :ind u1rpura11.·
offi cials a cd11ed Irv ine Mayor Larry
~gran for Jra .... ing cit) suppon be-
hind thl' Wo rld T rade Crnter lo-
cauon. Agran ~•d although the pros-
pcnt) the center will bring to Irvi ne
1s important. h1., mo11'c for suppon-
ing the organ11a11on 1s to improve
pmsix·r1s for "'orld peace through
1ntcrna11onal 1radr agrfl'mcnts
Dick ~1m. prc\1dl·n1 of The Irvine
Co\. l n\l''itnll'nt Properties Group.
said thl· Jamborl'l' Cl•ntl'r de,elo p-
nwn1 1s alread~ becoming ::tn 1nter-
na11onal ti nanl·tal and bu'ii nfss
n•nter. "1th tl·nants such as thf
(icne\J ( umpan1cs. PacTcl ("{·llular
and ~1 .. ~1n·s lntin111 d1' 1s1on.
ProsJXl'll\ l' ll'llants for the World
I rJJ c (l'lltl'r 1nd udl· tradt· '>Upport
organ11a11un'>. import and n port
p1 ofl-.,,wn.1b. ;rnd public and pn·
'ah' agl'lll ll'' \\ h1l h '>UpJXirt local
hU'ltnl'"l'\ l'Oll'l lllg l'\pOrt marlo.f tS.
Irvine delays two projects
By HOUY J. WAGNER
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lu1 tht·r '>l t u\111\ hdnrl' gl·1t1ng till' g.11-ahcJd lolhl\\ -
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.11 till pl.1 nnl'd l>11ugla' Pla1J JnJ ,11111thn to
pn,tp11nl· .1pprm <ii of a fl' la ti lumpln in ltw
\\ l'\tp.irl. dn d11pml·n1 ·
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'>lhl·Juk li11 l fl'Jllng a dnrlopml'lll :1grel·nwn1
\\Ith l\h l>nnndl Dougla .. Hr:ilt ' < o tor Dougla'
Pla1J till 111rt· ut thl· <ti\·, pl.tnnl'J monor;11I
prOJl'1 t \dlll h 1ndudc' l\\o ~\.,tor~ 111lin· and
comnwrl 1.11 huild1ng'>
..\t 1'>'-UC " a nt~ rl'llUl''t 10 dl'\lllC an ad-
d1t1onJI 111.IH.NI !>(Juare ti·l·t of thl· 1.omr k' 10 rl·t.111
<,pall' '>l'f\ ing 1hc goal of rnluc111g trip'> 1n and out
uf the um1pln I hl· '->Cl-<l.i\ \lhl'duk rcll'l\Cd ll'n-
lJtl\ l' J pprm JI rx·nding rl'\l'an h Jnd J ru li n!t tn
ut~ J llllflll'\ Rngn Cirahk on "hl'llH·r an .1d·
d1111111.d •n' 11111rn11:n t.tl 1111p.1\ t 1q1on \\ould Ix·
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21 IHKI ,qu.111· k1'l
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l.J\\ .ilhl\\'
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.luh ' .ind fl 1urn'> to thl' u1um ii Ju" 10
\1111t lwr propo'>ed rl·tail,uimrnf rcial prOJl't 1.
,l,11c'J 111 fill h1<k a .,urx·rrnarkl'I. a drug c;to rc a net
111:11.·1 'h''I'' .11 II Jr\ ard .ind ~1.1111 "a' put un hold
1111 111 d.1 \' .11 the rcqunt of fl''>H.kn t' 1n that
lh'l!!hho 11h1111d
I our rl·,1Jl'Ol'> ol thl' nl·1ghhnrhood Sflltlo.l· on
ti ll' mJtll'I 111 the n>un1 ti nw"·11ng. 1"'0 .ra1<>1ng
l1 1n1pl.11111' 1hn had not fl'l'l'l\1.'d alkquall' nnt1l'l'
ul ru11hl lw.1nng'> hdt>fl' tht· Pla nning ( o m-
1111"1011' .1pp11" al ol thl· pro_1t'l I and l\\O more
,1,i.. 111!! I hl l llll 11ll I to g1 \ l' 11 t lh' );I l'l'n ltp.h I
llill have to be tallied.
Another hearina. to decide what
interest on the company ttock will
bt. will be IChcdukd after a circuit
coun validates the decision.
The cue was heatd bf c:oun ref-eree Robert 8. Webster 1n 0.ldancl
County, Michi .. n. It wu there die
compeny was incorporated aad
there lawyers spent nearly 12 mon~hs arauina the case in writlna
a nd in person.
The Irvine Co.'1 lepl team q>ent
17 days araui.na their case at the
trial's close.
Durina those closina arauments.
conducted just over one year qo.
Howard Friedman said he believed
Bren's original offer to his client WU
not unfair. At one time. Friedman
urged Smith to accept Bren's bu).'-
out pro~sal. but she refused, Fried-
man said.
While neither side's appraisal was
accepted in total by the court ref-
eree, lawyers for both said cnouah of
their side·s appraisal was used to
make the dec1s1on fair. JCNtn lrvlne Sllllttl
Activist stars
in own video
l y KAREN AUGE
Staff-..
LAGUNA BEACH -Beth Leeds is used to being in the local
limelight.
After all. this is a woman who. when not waiting tabrus at the
perennial!) crowded Jolly Roger. has been known to tum up at
public meetings dressed as the environmental fa iry.
She·., also been known to run for mayor and. with her daughter
Mariclll'. to stand in front of bulldozers.
But no"'. Beth Leeds is JOing Hollywood.
Laguna's curly-haired activist is the star of her very own video.
Regular '•ewers of Video Hits-I. the pop music video channel.
probabl) alrcad)-know that Leeds' hkenes-; is being beamed into
"" 1ng rooms across the nation. thanks to a glitzy environmental
postcard produced by the VH-1 network.
'Tm a mO\.tC star." Leeds said. referring to the piece.
Thl' 'tdl·o as pan of a series produced to comcide with the April 11 Ea rth Da} activities and as still in use.
The '1dl'Os. collectively titled "Ordinary People Doing Ex-
1raord1n.il) Things ... highlight six ind1v1duals and groups whose
l'n' 1ronnw n1al cffQrtS set them apan . said producer Aline Allegra.
Ll'fds was chosen to be featured as one of those extraordinary
rx·oplc atkr a na11onw1de search . .\llegra said. "We were looking for
a '101-:0 on oil spills. l lipoke to lkth and she certainly has a lot of
l'lll'tg~. a lot ol passion. She Cl'rta1 nly know<; her stuff."
.\lk gra \l'nt urcd from her Ne"' York offices to Orange County
111 llll'l'I '' 1lh L<.·cd s. her daughll·r Manclk . and Janice Aldrich. who
ur1• al!lo li,•atured in the vi deo.
The tno spent thl· better pan of a day last spring combing the
lOJ\I and d1wussing o ffshon: dnlh ng and related issues .in Hunt-
ington Fkach studio!>.
Thl· \ 1dn• •~both a tnp ute to the beaut~ of Southern Calt forn1a's
lll,l'>thnl· and a graphic drp1c11on of an 011 sp1ll's dcstrul·t1 ve
rap:ih1lt t).
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~ Alzllt'imt'r's A110t1111on of'
OtDnec Count) was the bis winnn-
as lhc linal1 oflhc third annual
>\lzlk.'11ncr'1 C'harn)• Tcnnia Tour-na~n• ~re plaJt'd Sunday 11 the
Nt-wpurt lkwh Tennis C'lub.
Allhci-r'a d11ta1e it thr founl\
k.'ldin& C'lule or death •mon1 aduha
in 1hc Unitt'd S111cs. and the woral
pan or 1hi1 scenario i1 theff' is no
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N1t1c>nwidc. &host afflicted number
more than four million.
"Alzheimera is a prosrcssivc dis-caac of the brain. which means it
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Alzheimer's Association of Orange
County. "As the disease propnses
and more and more brain cells arc
damqed. the symptoms get worK
and the patient· and the patient's
famil)' rcquirr different types of
care.
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simple memory loss. confusion and
the 1nab1lity to handle routine tasks
to n'uch worse cases where the pa-
tient may not C\Cn remember close
rcla11H!s. AILhcimcr's sufferers can
forgc1 ht•w 10 make coffee. where to
put the clean 'lasses and even their own childn•n ·
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I 5 pcm:nt of those people age 65
anJ older anJ 50 percent of those ~5
and older. H1.· said eventually the
disca lea ves Its victims unable to
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ifs alJ IGid and done. -Clpcct lO
havt raik'd $22.000. which 11 beu~r
O\an WC oriainally lhouiht.••
All &he n\oncy will remain in
Oranac County and will Jd to one of
seven srrvia.-s provided by the u-
sociJtion. The scrvica ranee from
family support aroups. referrals for
diaanosis and telephone help lines to
monthly ncwslcuen. education
workshops. books and li terature and
IUC$l speakers.
Tbe tournament included men's
and women's doubles. with players
bcin' separated into divisions ac·
cording to ability. Players were
paired with different panners each
round and scores were tallied to
determine winners in each division.
Herc's a look at the winners.
•In the men's A-8 division.
Harold Eartlct (San Clemente) fin-
ished first with 31 points and
Bernard Goott (Vista) second with
29. Ken Montgomery (Irvine) fin -
ishl'd fi rst in the C d1v1S1on with 37
points and Ir~ Sturner (Los Angeles)
Sl'l'Ond ~ith 36.
In the womcn·s A-8 division.
Jun1.• Mid.clwait (Costa Mesa) won
Mth 19 points and Sheelah Duesler
(In inc) finish~J second. Ann~
Hinkle (Costa Mesa) won the C
di' ision with 29 points and Liz
Storm (Lido Island) second with 28.
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For her accomplishments on and
off the track field. Estancia High's
Debbie Hargrove has bttn named
the Newport Beach Tennis Club's
student Athlete for the Month of
June.
A 1raduated senior. Hargrove will
compete in the high school national
championships in the discuss June
30th in Fresno. In Sea View League
action. she threw the discus and
shotput. and ran hurdles while
maintaining a 3.85 grade point aver-
a1te.
"-t!:: ft•ilkid ftrM i9' lM Sn View uc faul in tht diicus and
lhird 1n the tholput. She also fin.
ilhcd fiDl 1n lhe d11eu1 in the CIF
J.A Sou1hetn S«ttan finats..
She CS'8btilhed a pt'f10nal best by
f>O".t•na a ahrow of 143 feet. 10
indlCs at the Masacrs Tournament
lO ~ualify third for the slate meet
from the Southern Section. But lUr-
arovc d1dn '1 fare as well at the CIF
slate preliminaries and finals whett
she fini shed seventh and ninth ~
spcell vcly.
In the fall . Harsrove will anend
the University of California at San
Diego, where she plans to major in
computer .science.
Each month the NBTCwill re-
coanizc a junior high or high sc;hool
student athlett-from the Newpon
Harbor/Costa Mesa area as its Alh·
letc of the Month. Beside excelling
in athletics. winners are chosen on
the basis of performance in the
classroom and community involve-
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The Balboa Bay Oub Racqaatt
Club held the finals of its men's
doubles pre>-amtoumament Sunday,
and Trevor Hcndcnhot and Jeff
Ewing walked away with the first
place priLe.
Si~tcen professionals from the
Southern California area teamed
with 16 of the BBC'S top A players
to open the tournament and they
played a round-robin format to de-
termine the wanner.
In the champ1onsh1p match, Hen-
dcrsh\lt and Ewing defeated Dick
Soth and Billy Howie. 8-3. In the
third place match. Dale S1mbro and
8al1) Boren beat 8111 PopcJOY and
Bob Ogle. 8-2.
H"dcr. ooru Narva and J1I ~
put ({JM )~1n1mi"S): Marta PK-t-
cnJ (Ou:oan View Wllbllll); Julir VOil
(fount•un Valle~ a•immitll); M8rti
Maller (Univt'tSll~ bMctlell); lilld
Marie MMl&and Md Kril&ic H1r Md
(E•talk1.a tnad. and (add).
•TH \rOKIL~-Manna
ba~.'ball l~;am C.'Omft OU.t o(llCJWllcN
10 win lir$t OF t.uys 1i11e ... v.._..
slu~r Newfield i taka liadaowr-
all 111 MaJor Lcaauc draft and ~· with ~altlc Mannen ... Jann
Miyahara and Willa Parthrn pnch
Marina $0ftball to third CIF cro""'
... Edison's Taylor escapes
sophomurc jinx.by rcpcatina CIF 4-
A 800-and 1.600-meter victories ...
Est.anciu girls. fourth in leaaue. place ~-cond an CIF 3-t\ team cham·
pionships ... Woodbridgr can't cfe.
fend CIF 2-A &iris championship.
finish S(..'COnd ... Edison boys vol-
leyball loses to "best hi&h school
team,e,er:· Mira Costa. in CIF 4-A
final ... Marina girls track loses
league 11tlc despite winning league
final nll'Ct .
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Laguna
tourney
hits the
beach
Barry Faulkner
Thl· Laguna O~n. the onl) pro-
fl.'~i.1on.il beach 'ollcyball tour-
nament this )Car to feature both
mcn's and ''omen's competition.
rcturn!. for its 36th )Car Fndav
through Sunda) at main beach. ·
Thl' pres11g1ous cvl'nl. co-sponsor-
l'd tl~ thc Orange Coast Dally Pilot
I!. thl· longest-running beach tour-
nanwnl c' cnt an 1hc \\Orld and will
oOi:r a SSU.000 pnll' pur\l' to be spl11
cquall~ bl'1"cen the men's and
"omen·., lil'lds.
1 hl' pro \l.Oml'n·s tournament.
what:h is a !>atl'llate CH'nt 10 the
Womcn '!> Profl·~~1onal Volle-. ball
A!.!.Otia11on tour. \I.Ill feature. thl·
~SI ~al"h pla~l'~ in lht.• \\Orld.
including t" o-t1ml· Bra11laan 01} rn-
p1an Jad..1l· S1ha. the kad1ng monc~
\\ IOOl'r in I 4X4
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JnJ San Juan C. Jp1strano resident.
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Golf tournament
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For In lurma 11110 phon<'
1'411-l '"4.
Passing school
')ad<lkback C ollegl' quarterback
uial h Hill ( unert) will <llrl'CI his
')l'' l·nth annual West < oast Pac;s-
ing \<. hool for quarterhack\, wide
rcn·1,cr'> tight end., and running
hJlh Jul\ 16-20 at Sad<llrhack
I lw "-hool 1!1 open 10 bo) 'i from
Junior .\11-c\merican le vrl
through high school
The ~hoot include'> non<0n-
tall 1n~trur1wn in the par,~rng
g<lll1l' a~ 11 rdatl'\ 10 quartcrhacks.
rlTl'l\l'I'> and running hal·ks
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582-4(144
Charity tennis
I hl' \\.'rnnJ annual Orangc < ount\ lcnn1\ '\ut tann Ball.
"Tlw {OH' Affair." sron..,orcd b>
thl' < }\II<' hhro"' f-oundatwn.
will l't: hl'IJ lotfa) <tnd I nday 111
l O\ < abJlkro\ ')port\ Village 1n
f ountain Valk>
I hl· e\'Cllt will he prl-t't't'dcd
\\Ith .1 blatk tit.· J1nner dancr.
'llkn1 .tut t1un and l'nlr rt:unmcnt
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Basketball camp
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h .... h ·t ha ll l.llllP l11r hi.1th ho\'> .ind
g111-. lrom .l.1h '·I I 111 thl' 'l.huol\
~nmn.i\1um
V1 l..1ng h11" t \1J1.. h \h'\l'
Pupo\llh .1nJ girl' n1Jlh Pctc
lfonm \I.ill head tht: 1..·amp for
1h1r<l through l'Jghth grader\ l ht.•
camp will run Monda) through
Thur~da} Jnll the w-.1 1'i ~70
I-or rcg1 .. 11.1110n 1nforma11on.
phonc 8113-65 71 nl 297.
Speedway racing
~1dl-car roc1ng "111 return to the
Orange ( ount) F a1rgwund' ::l'i
part of a rl'gular program of
~pccdwa> racing fnda~ night
The si decars. I UOO et: motor-
qdei. w1lhou1 brakes and s1dccari.
attached The machines run on
alcohol and r~m· 1n lhl' opposite
dirt:l'tlOll of ~pl.'l'dWU} hike\. rhr
b1kc\ arl· reforrcd 10 u-. ng,o; or
outfit\ and lhc pu-.o;t.•ngcr 1n lhl'
'>ldl'l'ar ,., rnlkd a \winger
~pcl•dwa} will hu"c its regu lar
Prt.1Jram o f fil\I. ~·cond and thi rd
d1\1~1on raring \1derar'i will hn\e
1"'0 heat\, con,olallon and main
C\enh.
Action &Cf'i und('N"a ) at 8 pm
C 1atc'I oix·n al b JO p.m.
f'-o 1 111 f11r ma11 on. n hon c
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th\' Lon~ lkal h Ro.11 Sho" at lh<'
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14th annual \\orld Bod)'>Urfing
( ha111p1omh1p\, o.\ug. t 7-19.
111rl' thJn 400 nl 1he hl•c;t body-
'u1 ll'r.. 111 thl· "urld \\Ill attempt
1\1 J,•1hro1w I 9lN l harnp1on Bob
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hotJ ~,urk" 12-and-older and
tl wll' 1-. u St :? l'lltr) fl·c. There are
11 .tgl' hr.1lh·1.., for men. womt'n
anJ d1ilJr~·n
.. or 1ntorm111111n. phone (61 tJ)
4 n . n n \'), 1 401
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r ll'~CI\ lor lhc Oi...nt')land
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go on -..1k Jul) I at Tu:krtron
outlet\ throughout Southern Cah-
forn1J
T1okcl\ :tr(' S..28 and nre sold on
u rt.:M:1 vcd ba~1• onl)
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11ain1ng 111 ~fonda)'· W(•dnes-
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.111d th\· l'lllphJ\l'I "Ill tw on
'11111.l· 11wd1a111l \. gl·ner:il n m-
d111u111ng .• 111J lal'l' \lr:ltl'g) . ..\II
"w I.out.., "'111 bl' gl·are<l to the
"\t1l1llll'1\ ah1 ht) k't'I and pcr-
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For 1nlo1 mat ion. pho ne
f\44-.\ 151
Dream Run
fhc third annual Mid-Summrr
N1ghl'!. I :?K Dream Run a1 Colo
lk ('u1a will ~ held on July 28.
llrocecds from the evcnl. which
f"·ature~ a 12K. 5K and a SK
rnuntr)·!.idc stndr. will agam
b~:nefi t thr Orange County
( hap11:r of the non-profit Make·
A· W1!1h Foundation.
Thc S2 I entry fee includes thC'
run. T-shirt and picnic which fol ·
lo"' !I thc l'VCnl. The course stans
at thc Hunt Lodge and runs
throught the 4.000 acre private
l't)111111Unlt).
r or 1nlorma11o n. phonC'
548-UN7.
Soccer tryouts
The Corona d<'I Mar Riptide
So\'l'Cf Club will hold tryouts for
g1rh born bclwccn 1976-1980 at
Lmc:oln School in Corona del Mar
on Ju''nc 30 al 9 a.m.
1 he lcah1 will p4ay a fall tchcd-
uk: ~'linnina in Auaust Pracoccs
v.111 he ~kt twicc a week with
pm"" on wl.'\•kcnJ
For 1n fornu11o n. phone
41J7-7.l7.l
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Class af 1990 left
memories behind
The Onnae COAst area hip
school clasa of 1990 officially be-.
came nostal&ia last week as the flnal
araduation ce~monies wrapped up.
Hcn:'s 1 look back at the cham·
pions, as well as some seniors worth
rcmcmbcrina.
Fan
•THE CHAMPIONS-Corona
dcl Mar Hiah defended CIF boys
team championships in football.
water polo and girts tennis while the
Sea Kings' Keri Phebus did the same
in lcnnis sinalcs ... Estancia football
wcn l 1(~0 lo claim its first outri&hl
Sea View League tille ever ... Ocean
View and Edison shared the Sunscl
League foolball title ... Newport
Harbor beat CdM in a water p<?IO
showdown for the Sea View title ...
Manna was lops in Sunset polo -
again ... Foun1ain Valley (Sunset)
and Saddlcback (Sea View) were
boys cross country league champs ...
Fountain Valley and CdM won their
r('spcclivc leagues in girls volleyball
... Edison and Newport Harbor won
girls cross country league crowns ...
Laguna Beach bo)s were Pacific
Coast League cross country ki ng-
pins.
•THE SENIORS-Doug Cu n-
ningham (Huntington Beach foot-
ball): G unnrr Gus1afson (CdM
"atcr polo): Dan Pe1rone and Josh
WuJlk1ewic2 (Es1anc1a football):
Dan1l'llc Everett and Knsta Hartling
(CJ M girls 'ollc)ball ): Shane
SlJl·rman and Donnie Sm11h (Edison
football). Jason Co), (Marina water
polo): krro11 Willard. Wam·n John-
!lon. Wei.t on Johnson. JcfT Jackson
and Bnan Lucas (CdM football ):
~atahc .\dam (Huntington Beach
grrb l'rO~!I count I')): Bn~n McCaf-
fl·r~ (Manna cross counll') ): Sean
\1allel (Laguna lkach football).
~ la1 go Nl'' 1lle ( Ed1~on 'ollr' ball).
Dan O'Neil ( Mall'r Oci football).
t-.1m Robtnson (Nc\l.port Harbor
girl' nm'> rnuntr~ ): fra, 1d Mt·Lnx.t
(~lan na football): Rl·1 ko Mat!>umoto
and "1m Hurt \ (Fountain Valle'
\olk,h:ill). Dl:anna Doohlllc ·
c \.\ uVJbn~gl' girl.,' 11lk~ ha ll): Doug
\\\'J\l'I 1r·oun1a1n Vallq football):
\<. ott ~) muur ( \.\ oo<lbndge foot·
bJlll. anJ R1lh Lud\lood and D:l\l'
l>Jnno' ( ~ uuntarn \ alln cro..,., lllUlllf\ I .
• THF STORIES -Huntington
lkal h louthall lu~·~ hl,·<,I !>('ason in
2' \l'al .. Im U'1ng an 111d1g1hll' rta\.
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.1 < 11 rnuntl'• Jrpi.:at. .. Cd M fooi-
hJll Ith\.''> th rw ol '" l' kagul' g;mll''>.
hut turn!> 11 :1111unJ \\Ith a hrrll1an1
pl.1~ ull run 'l'" J~>rl llarhor'-.
Kl·111un R1..·,·d ...._·url''> an OH'n1me
goJI tu g1 \ \.' ~ulor'> an 8-7 \\ tn O\ l'I
( J\I .inJ an unlil..l·h &:a \'1<'"
\\Jll'I polo 111 k \ti.-C afTrn. run-
11111g hl·alth~ fm fir.,1 11me 1n :i ~l·ar.
Ju'" tlw \un..,.·1 Ll-;1guc rro,., roun-
11 ~ final\ fidd .. ~lanna football
l'lld'> I 8·&;>111l' lo\lng '>lreai.. agam'lt
Lal..l'\\OUd ... r J1<,0I\ foothall heal\
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n1ngham 111 tin.11 mmute. nl·arh
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C. o~IJ \1n,1.g1rl-. ( IF"'rcslhng
t1tk' \\l'll' l'Jr nnl h\ :\tall rm th
(ll11111111g1un &·;1lhl. Dan Pl·1run1..·
II 'ta1h r,1)_ \long\'. Da' 1d \\ 1nl'r
(I 111' ,·"11 \) JnJ Mall C"o"l'n
(!'\uutlh·• n ( ahlornra Christian) .
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111k . C Jr-.1 anJ Nl'"pOrl Harll<1 r
,hJ1 1..·J lh\· ~·a Vtl'"' hoH hoop
l'f0"' 11 . \\ 111x.lh11Jgl' girl!>" on thl·
PC I lJg1..· 11tk . On:an V1l'\I. gi rl'
IM \l1..·1hall \11111 11\ k Jgu1: d1.1111-
p1un-.h1p \adJ kha1:I.. "on ~·a
\ l\'\I. hO)\ \\k.'ll'I llO\\n . f.dl!>Ofl
JnJ (lt.l'Jll \ ll'" -.11.trl'd Sun\4.·t ll<l\\
~OHl'I kad"·"h1p .. The Cd M girt..
"l'll' top~ 111~ .. 1\11..'\\ g1rl'i 'iOl'<'l'r
Ld...,on "'''n 'lunw t girl~ StKCl'r lllll'
. l 1\1\\.'l\ll) "un ll·agut.· <'.re'ithng
ll'll\\I\ .. I d1,u11 lx·l·a nu.· "un!K.'I
"'\·,1ling 11111'>1 ... Nl·wport Harbor
\\lll\ ~un~l'I f1l'fd hUl'kl'\ cham· p1on~h1p. ·
•T HE SEN IOR -Agustin
Hcrcdta (fat<llKlil baskelball): Jl·nn)
Sull1,an and .\lh rak1do (Ocean
View ba!.h•tball ): N1kk1 Turnt•r
(Ed1...un Wl'l.W ). R1l'k) Rodngue1
and Fn:cJ Mt.C ollum (Manna soc-
n•r): Murk I lint (CdM h:lskctball).
EcJd1c Murl11w1 (Newpon Harbor ba~ketbnll): .\le\ Opoulos ~Ne"' port
Harbor M>l'Wr). Latwc Tcx1crn.
Brum Uurit.'"'!I and (jrcJ N1('dr-
inghaui; (EJ1Mm wrci.tling): Dain
Blanlun and John Trevino (Laguna
ikal.'11 ba'll•tball): Greg Evan. s
(O\.\!an V1"''' lm!!.~c1ball); M:rn W1l~m (l'tcwpon tturbor \Hl'Slhng):
Melt~ Sun111u (Mann:i lxl'ke1b.1ll).
Juwn Quinn. r\nJ y Kanch. John
Oo)'k: a~ ( hrltc Andl'C$ ( Motcr CA•1
ba~kclhall)~ TudJ Bkfcld and Onan
l l 1111n• (&i1Mln lC\'Cr): Mike ~krh
(FQUnt;ain Vulk) ba.,kc1ball): u .. ie
Pct1.•rs nnJ ~ri ten Borlatld ( dM
50\.'\'Cr)~ 'lal.'C) G 1l'll\ (Ncwporl
Hurbo1 bu)kl'lbull): lknill• (JnnJnra
(lln1\'cr 11) boti.k"·tboll): '•rJlo
Sua1"''· (\.~~1 O\unJu and Juan
!!4:uta111~ (l\tan,·u1 liOC'\'\'t'). Cima
('u1b1n (tlunl11lfthln ltc1K'h MA't'\'r):
U>C L\ (hl.1"'•·· •f\~tlint). \nJf\'W \\ tnJ unJ ltr.anJon llunt~r(Ol\.•:rn
\ ll.'" Mk' I). l)l•hht\' I t~'ftl•r
(l J1\ot1 ll.1,J.,•th,11l), ,lck' lt.l\\l'rh.1n~
....
Barry
Faulkner
and Viclor Davis (University wrestl-
ing); Leslie Rathbun (Woodbridge
basketball); Slcvc Chappell (Liberty
Christian basketball); Trevor
Cooper. R)an Higa and Victor
Molina (Hunlington Beach wrcstl-
mg); Lori Fitzgerald (fountain Val-
ley field hockey); Thu)' Ngu)'en
(Costa Mesa baskelball); and Juhe
Workman and Jcnntfer Barbaro
(fountain Valle) baskclball).
•THE STORIES-Heredia car-
ries Estancia bo)'s baske1bnll to first
CIF tilk ever ... Qutnn nails 3-
potntcr al buul'r tn regional final
and Matcr Dc1 bo)S go on to slalc
baskt'lball utk• ... Monge $OCS 50-1
lo become first Mater De1 slate
"'rcsthng champ ever ... Laguna
Beach boys baskl'tball goes 1n top-
sccdcd. bul fall!. in 2-A cham-
pionship game ... Dos Pueblos beats
CdM bo)S basketball team in o'er-
11me on I 8-foo1 buuer-beater ...
freshman 01" 1a D1Camill1 leads
Costa Mesa to Cl F girls cage crown
... Edison·., Fisher sels ('If single·
sca~on and can:1..·r 3-point field goal
rc"·orJ ... junior Cherokee Parks
earn) Paradt: All-..\mencan honors
for Manna bo'~ basketball ... Edison
up)l'I) Hun11ng1on Beach 33-3:? w11h
aid of pcnalt~ point assessed on
argumcnta11' e Oiler after his ma1ch
cnJelt in Jefeat .. Nl·wpon Harbor
bo) s bJ'>i...l·tball tram. "'11houl a star
pla)1..'1 . l'merges league rn-champs in
lllmJ)l't1t1\\' Sea V1e\\.
0
Sprln1
•THE CH .\MPIONS -
MJrina-., bai.cball and softball learns
O..>th \Ion C IF 111lcs. as dtd Estan-
l la·, golkr .. and the Mater Dc1 girls
'" 1111 -.quaJ to h1ghhght team ac-
lomph!lhml'l1h .. Estancia iolfcr
.\u,1111 ~1J l..1 took top ind" 1dual
holh>I'> .11 1tw C l F s1a1c JOlf cham-
p11111\h1p ..... < ·1 F trad 11tks \\Cre
l .1pturl·<l h~ Siwik) Ta) lor (Ediso n).
\\ho \\011 1\\0. Jill Youngi\dM).
l.A·bbll' Hargro' l' (Estancia) and
Lil"">Ul1 Molhl·a (Edison) ... CIF
'" 1mm1ng 111k' \\<.'re l'amt.•d b}
I om \\ '-''>ll'Otl and Sil'' c Wcs1
1ttu11110gton lkadl). Michelle Ham
(f lHllllJlll \ .1111..'\ ). \\hO \.\Oil l\\O.
{ hJlil'' Kl'n\'Ort(Mattn:il and c hn-.1111 0110 (Libert) Chns11an)
liH'll ll,111~·n-Ocnt "'"n the ('IF
bo}'> tl·nrm .. 1nglcs 11tlr btanc1a's
lluang I ' and Doan :-.:gu~en \\On
{II 1111\l'd duuhk'> 1n baJn11nton
0 1..1..'Jll \ 1c". I u,1111 .ind L1ben)
( hn<,t1an "llll 1ht•11 rcspccll\'C
kagul· baS4·hall champ1onsh1ps ...
Marrm1. Saddkba(i.... L1ht•rt) ('hm -
llan .ind \\'ooJ hndgl' "ere crownl'd
kJglll' '"ft ball drnmps . Manna.
~addkbari... Jnd \.\ 1kx.lbndge cMnl'd
kagui..· ll'J111 ll tk' 111 hl)\' tral l anJ
lkld <kl'JI\ \ 11..'\l. ( dM anJ
\\-oodhngl• "l're lop<. 10 thcir lcagul'\
111 gt1 1 .. tr.t l I.. Jilli fidd . \dM.
l J1~un .inJ I Jguna Eka ch \\l'rl'
kagUl' 1111"'' 111 ho'" 'ofk, hall I l1u 111~11 11 \.ilk~ arid ( d:\feat.·h \.\On
kagul· ho~ .. t,·11111~ tllk" .. f-!.tanc1a
"Ji. ')i..·a \ ll'\\ I. rngp1 n 1 n l 01..•d bad·
1111111011 .. I ounta1n Vallq. Nl'"'Port
I l.11 ho1 .ind \\ tk.x.ltmJsl· rap1url·d
kagu"· 1.. h.1mp1tlll!lh1ps in hoH "" 1m-
n1111g .. I t1Unta1n \ Jflc, ('JM
\\ ,>Odh11Jgl' JnJ \1all'r l>l'I \\Crl·
girl,'"' 1111111111g l..ingp1ns 1n 1he1r
1opn 11' 1' ll'.1gu1..·-. . Hu1111ng1on
lk.tl h Jilli I '>I.till 1J \H'rt.' kagul' golf
l hJ 1111)1011'.
• Tiil ~l:.N IOR~ -Ouan1..· Pagl·.
1>.1111l'l I ll-1 nandl'/ .md Jim
(1\\all1w~ (( ki..·a n \'1l'\' ba\l·h:illl.
( fl I l\l;I \ I II l..1..•. fk i..•I.. \ f 111\.'r anJ \1 111\1~ H111gl'" ( ~1.11.1na ,ufthalll.
I 1.1111.. ~n111h and kd Ba ri.in
t\\110llh11dgl· t1.1l l..) lloang L\
ll \t.111l1.1 h.1drrnn1on). L1onl'l .tla'lt·
111g' .1nJ Jun lk11...old (Matrr l)\·1
ha-.d,.1111 ( .1r11..·r Rl'l'<,(' and Clar~l'
Hw~\'I (C d~1 \lllk~ball).Chm
~ul·l..l'f' (l 11\l·rt~ < hm11an OO!>eh.'111)
11..''l' l m.1, .111J N1rk Hannemann
(llun11ngton lkJd1 \Olk)ball): Mikr
.\ukt ([)t.tnl.'1J trarl): Kaci KcOt-r.
Madd"·1n"' Lt~·blad. Mrndv Hnwlc).
lklanda Taub and Krist ma· LtK'~·
"ooJ (Woodbridge track): hm
Lurwn (Wl·~tm instcr baseball): Enr
p1a~l'1 and Rrad) Butcher (Laguna
fkad\ 'ulll') ball): Kris1a Eckcn lEd1~un soOballl. John Gannon ond
Ga~rcll Ci\.'1..' (Uni\ crs1t) \'OtlC)'ball).
Jcfl 1 lak ( Foun11~n Vnllc) ba~dx.11)
01\.'lnch k"'l'll and Tom Nichols
(Nl.'\\l>ort Hnrbor wimm ina): Juhl'
rhol\10) anJ Susil' Jacobson (Nl'W·
port Harbor lnl('k); Tim Kingsbur)
and (iar) rishl.'I (Woodbridgl'
ba~dl:111): t..\•n Caln·11 ( 1ancrn
~1>11). Ruh1n Lit\Jk'), Marr Nc.·w-
l1cl\I , n .... J &·huh1. Tra\IS 0o)d
ant.I St·:111 P•Jll"·non (Mnrm11
o..~·bJll). l 'hark' ti:.un)on (Manna ~" 11nnun1>: l>J\ 1J C"nun and Aaron ~·hml (lu,una lk·ul'h ba1'.'b.illt t~·' ,. Ml•1\·1~r. 'll'\l.' lkBct'k'\'kt.
f I'\') De i.ul<l l>:1\ld Jonoi (foun-
1um \'nlk) i."' 1mm11l&): John 8 1\•l1a
(It\ Ill\' hn~dN.111); Klk'k) 8.'lkh :md
Jaml'' Llll:.nu (l\hso11 tw1,·~lll):
Ci1 "'il Urnnm> un,I C\xl Rodn1:rn
( L:-.1.111, 1.1 h:1""·h.11l ). I nJoon t\.'\w1
(~h1111t.11r.1d .. ). \:iron ""°'"" ·,,.". ~11,,k1 m1ll ti.:ul V1111 Reuwn
( l J1~in '''"'')NII). Ju\on StnJl'I
;rnJ Uoh ~h&i.,·r l N.•" a•ttt I lu""•r
h.1""•h.111). ~k'°111 Ko,th\·1m. Sh\•11>1
fl'le ... '" YIAftOOK/ISt
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Grab your tonp, don your
apron and fire up the charcoal.
It's barbecue time again!
According to a recent survey by the
Barbecue Industry Association (BIA),
Americans arc cooking outdoors in record
numbers. This year we're expected to light a
staggering 1.7 billion barbecue fircs~more
than ever before.
While the survey shows we're becoming a
lot more inventive about what we're cooking
over the coals. burgers. steaks and chicken
are till the most popular barbecue fare. BIA
research aJso reveals that sausages, including
hot dogs. arc now one of our top four favorite
foods to do on the grill.
Once thought of rnainJy as a faJI or winter
dish. today sausages arc sponing grill marks
and adding spark to menus all summer long.
With more than 200 types of sausages to
choose from . it 's easy to understand why.
From fresh Italian sausage and bratwurst to
fully cooked. moked Poli sh sa u age and
chorizo, sausages offer tremendous versatility
and convenience. Most f uJly cooked varieties
toda y come vacuum -packaged and can
be stored in the refrigerator for two weeks.
They are great 10 keep on hand for an easy
toss-on-the-grill dinner.
"'Mixea Sausage Grill" i delicious
prepared on a charcoal grill and offers an
array of sausage 10 suit every taste. This
version combines fresh and smoked varieties .~
which are marinated overnight and then
quickly grilled. For extra smoky flavor try
adding a handful of oaJced woodchip like
mesquite or hickory to the coals.
A great ac~ompanimena to this easy di h is
a colorful and refreshing-salad of lettuce,
orange secti ons. slivered almond s and
CaJifornia ripe olive laced with a vinaigrette
dress mg.
California npc olives are a versatile fruit
which have no cholc terol. arc low in caJories
and add lots of distinctive flavor. texture and
color to a ho t of di hes. Always in season. a
can of California ripe olives i great 10 keep
on hand 10 hven up salads and other summer
favorites.
For another easy wann-weaaher menu try
Grilled Sausage Kabobs featuring chunks of
fully cooked smoked sausage. sweet potatoes
and apples alternated on skewers and brushed
with a delicate apple jelly·ba ed auce.
Round out the meal with a simple-lo-prepare
corn relish which gets a new twist from
California ripe olives. The se easy. ye a
inventive menu ideas are sure 10 pul lots of
1zzle on your table all umrncr long.
• CLASSIFIEDLlnslde ____
Makes Summer Meals
/tllXED SAUSAGE GRILL
Prtpara1um timt. JO minutes
2 frelh ttaNlf't 11Uugt ltnk1
2 "fufty<ooMd" Pofflh uuuge links
2 "fulty-eookld" brltwurlt links
1 can (12 CMDI) beer
Cooking liN: 15 In J7 minute(
~ cup chopped onion
1 clow gdc, minced
Y· teapoon crulhld red pepper pods
Combine beer. onion. garlic and red pepper pods. Place halian sauqgc, Polish sausage and bra1wuN
in large plastic bag: add beer mixture. C'lo~c bag securely: marinate m refrigerator 6 10 8 hours
(or overnight. 1f desired). 1ummg occasionally. Remove sausages from mannadc: di"Card mannadc.
Place Italian sausage link" on gnd over low 10 medium coal . Gnll 5 mmute . Add Poh h sausage
links and bra1wurst continue gnlhng 10 10 12 mmutes or until JU•CC~ run clear. tummg occa~1onall)
Makes 6 servings.
GRILLED SAUSAGE KABOBS
f nnt p1r1urrd)
PrtparalUHI lunt 15 min,,lt.f C ooA:i1t8 Ji mt· JO ,,.;,,Min
12 ouncee "tuly coolced" lfftObd
....... cut Into 2-nh pllclt
2 medium ..... potltOn, pMled
y. cup ...
,,. cup ..... JllY, melted
1 t111p oan 11Mo1'1 )ulcl °""Wit ground .... nfl . "'*"'II
1 ,,...... ......,_ dllcloUI ......
COfld Ind cut Into. •111
Cut Sftd pocacoes la\alhwiK 1n half; cut each haJf into four pieces. P11et potalocs and w .. cr in
m1crow1ve-iafe 8 l 8-inch baking d1 h. Cover w11h plastic wrap. vent. and m1crowave at HlGH 4
minute or uncil tender. Draih off hqu1d. Meanwhile combine jelly. lemon juice. allspice Ind nutmc1.
Cut smoked sausage picccs in half lengthwise. Altem1tely thread equal amounts of sausaae. Wtct
potato Ind appe onto four 12-inch slewers. Place k1bobs on grid over k>w to medium cOll Grill 10
tnanueet. hlminl and bnashJfll With apple glaze after 5 minuleS. Makes 4 set"Vifll
OLIVE Cl1HUS SALAD
Prtpara1ion llN W minu1ts
1 ~ cupl pMld Clfftomia ripe olives,
chided
Clu/linR liN. 610 8 ltotus "' twtrni~lu
1 a.ge held romeine '8ttuce, tom lnto ... , ....
3 tMlltpoonl eeclt honey Ind White ~ cup lhnd llmondl, tolSt9d
wtnevtnegar
2 tlblelpoonl --vtgltlblt ............ oil
)', t111poon drted l"OIMnlly lelves
Y• tellPOOft eeclt dried buH a.wt
Ind pepper
~ medium red onion, thtnty IMced Ind
...... ed Into rings
3 ortngel, pMled Ind cut Into
..,,.ms
Coan,cly chop I cup ohvc~. comhlllC w1lh hone}. vinegar. 011. rosemary. bti1J and pepper. Cover and
refngcra1c 6 10 8 hours (or ovmught. 1f desired) Combme lettuce. aJmonds. oruon. Of'lllgt segments
and remaining ohves in large salad bowl or on planer. Serve with dre sing. Makes 6 10 8 serv111.gs
OLIVE 'IY CORl'I RELISH
(nol JHChnd)
Prtpara11on r11nt J 5 Min,,tts Cltillin~ "'"' ~ 10 4 "°41rs
1 cup pitted Clllfomll rtpt.... ~ cup wit .. ol Ind ddlW ....
........ 1 tllllllPDDn ...
2 c:upl cooked Whole klf1* com ~ U 1 rp DDn Wit ll'k PG•*' Ind
y. cup diced'*"""° ........, ..........
Combine ohvc . com and pimento Wh1~l 1og,cther 011. vmcgar. suglf'. priic powder Ind pepper. pour
over olive mixture. stirring to rombmc. Covtt' and rdngcratc 2 to 4 hours. Makes 6 serving .
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CarbOhydrate foods compatl---e ~li:h high-· tress Jal>s
Dtraltt Scanlon. a rqjstered
dietitian. answers 1'9dcrs' qucstiODI
about nutrition. dtetina and food
idea~. Send questions to Der.-
Scanlon. R.O .• c/o Dally PUel. P.O.
Box I S60. Costa Mesa, 92626.
fruil rice, vqcaabks) art mott ro-
laxint and t00thiftl.
While \here is not ~t any hard
evldctK.-c to suppon a ttnenl wide ~ of such claims. meatth
ftndanp have mulled in IUCh con-
clusions.
ly an I lllalf'ul 11tuabon. 0. 1M ....., llud. eeai., ~raullllaahelbnD
lioa or •iWMt • • •ift.·nich ia lhe ....... 1a111111111"" ... in-
d~ ............... ....
calorics.. 10 don't ov~r do il.1
Q: Are ••••~11 ·~ la .._.....,_D.&....a-
Q. I II.ave a llll0-1tre11 JM. Aft
uy foods better t\u e&Mn fer ..
co eat at luct.tlme? -ll.V., Lapa
Nl111el.
According to some studies, there
ma> H~I) "'di be a connl'C'tion be·
tween mood behavior and foods.
T he theol) is that high-protein foods
(surh a!'. poultry. meats, seafood.
beans. pt"nS and dairy products) can
Deralee Scanlon, R.D.
We do know that people's moods
arc affected by neurotransmitters
(the brain's "messengers"). Putting
it very simply. when you eat protein
the neurotransmitter epinephrine,
also kMwn as adrenaline. is formed
in the brain. It provides the same
kind of quick energy boost in alert-
In your Clllt •• jDod '*-for OM
lunch would Ille • .-vu.a or puta, vcen Iliad and hit. If IQlne or
those studia are conttt. that may
calm you down after a particularly
tou&h mornins at the office.
You·n be plfasrd to uaw ihlnl
this deficioul food COMai•• 80
choletlcrol a1 all. One mecMum
avOCldo is I aood IOUrce Of vilamin
A, caJcium. masnesium and folic
1eid (pen of the lkonaplell poup).
It is also a aood fiber source.
Cholesterol is found only in
animal products, ahhough coconut
oil, palm oil, and palm kernel oil -
the "tropical oils" -do incrca~ the
level of cholesterol in the blood.
Avocados are, however, high in
help make you alert ... while high··
carbohydrate foods (pasta, bread. 'nl-ss that enables you to react quick-
Then, later in tbe afternoon when
you mi&ht n«d a pick-me-up. try a
handfuf of nuts ... an excellent pro-
tein source, but they arc high in
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rather interesting. and more he I pf ul
Many foods contain toxins tha
occur naturally. The white pot.a.to i a member of the "nightshade" fam
ily, alon' with qaplant, tomato an
such poisonous plants as toblcc
and belladonna. But it is only wk
potatoes are exposed to briaht ligh
or extreme temperatures. or whe
they get old. that they present
health problem. What we call .. eyes'
(little sprouts), or a kind of .. areen
ish" cast, arc signs that the potat
has produced too much of
substance called sola nine. Even so, i
is unlikely that you would ca
enough of it to become ill ... esti
mated at more than two pounds o
pcck'd "green" potatoes.
It's easy enough to take precau
tions: simply pare away any gree
a reas and carve o ut all sprouts. Th
~st of the potato should be fine. 0
course. 1f the potato has become so
or has too many sprouts. discard it
Be sure 10 store potatoes in a cool
dark pl ace. O ne good idea is to kee
them in a brown paper bag inside
d rawer. That way. you'll be likely t
avoid both thl' bright light and ex
tremc tl'mpcratures. The ideal
tcmpcraturl.' for storage is 4
dcgrel'S. At temperatures below 4
degree!>. the potato starch turns t
sugar and the potato becomes sweet.
On the other hand. too much heat
(abo' c 50 degrees) will cause the
outa s!..1n to shrink and wrinkle.
B) the ''a). remember to cat the
sl..1n. 11·s a shame that so many
fX'oplc s11 ll peel potatoes before
rool..1ng. Most of th is food 's
nutnl·nt\ -such as iron. mag.
nl·s1um. rnppcr and niacin. as well
as' 11a1111n Bl. 86 an<l C -arc more
conll'ntratl·<l in the sl..in and in the
"fk.,h" JUSt under the skin.
llv"e'er. that doesn't mean you
~huul<l l'at the \l..111 and throw the
rl·~t a''a~. Stnl·c thl.' potato has so
mul'h murl' lk!>h 1han skin. the total
amuunt uf nutn11on offe red in the
fk\h is greater. Your tx·st bet 1s to
JU!>t l'al lhl' ~huk pot:110.
Q. Is .. tonic water" high i.n so-
dium? -J .R., Los Angeles
{ om pan·ll 10 man~ other
l·arhonall'li tx·\l~ragcs. tonic "aler 1s
lu'' 111 '>11<l 1um : 2 milligrams per 4-
0UllH' \l'l\lllS { omp:Hl' that \\Ith
duh .. u<la (!>l'llll'I) at ~6 mg. ginga
ak "1th 10 mg anll Spntl' ~llh I S.b
mg. \dd111unal 1tm ... 0J1um choices
a1,· l\·r "''' ( ~.5 mg). SeH·n l 'p (I.'>
and l!oo<l nld pb1n \\:ltl'r. \\h1ch ha'
Jll!>I J lf'Jl\'.
Berry good
contests
cooked up
Eve rything from 'itrawtx-rry pi
tu homemadl' ak \\Ill ht· conJure
up al lhl· 1990 Orange Count
Fau-. Jul\ 11-22.
In honor o f thl· fa1r's theme
.. \\·r). lk1 I') F\traordinary:
\\lrn:h \aluw .. thl· \tra"h<'IT\ in
Ju,t1'). Sl'\ ,·r;il "Jll'l 1al rnntl·sis in
'oh 1ng fou<l IWH' been added t
thl· rumix·1111on l11wup.
In conJu1w11011 "1th the Hom
.\m and ('raft., Dt.•panmcnt. th
··vl'f\. lil'rn b1raordman De
Sl'rl C:-unll'\{· ,., surl' to 'at1.st\ th
hl'art1l'!.I "H'l't tooth on 4.ia turday,
Jul) 14. at I p.m.
Entnl''i <Krnmpantl'd h\ a 3. b
5-mdi rl'l'llX card "111 oc 'acccptcd
tx·t,H·cn noon .in<l I p.m . Items
"111 tx· JUdgl'U on presenta tion.
onginaht}. tastl' and apJ)('aram·c.
F1rs1 plall' '\1n1wr "111 rl.'l'CIH' a
s1h l'f '-l'I' 111g 1ra) .ind gold m\.·J -
alhon.
Prc-rcg1strat1un 1\ not rl·qu1rl·d
and l'Oln ad1111ts n1nll''la1H to 1hc
fa II li.u· ih'l'
o\ un1qul' l\\l\l to an o ld frl\ot1tl'
"lhl· "1\.11011·, \ l'I) Rl'rr) l{l'\'IJX'
~ ontl'!>l. .. On ~1 o nda). J ul) 16.
lrum noon tu ' p.m .. a1l\Olll'
hn ng1 ng .1 hllllll' llladl· I l'l· 1 Pl' 'ron-
ia 1111 ng 1 • c11p nf Kno1t''i lx•rr,
pl'l'Sl'I 'l's ;111d lkta1kd rt'l'IPl' car~!
\\ii lw ad ntJltl'<l rrl'l' to tlw fa tr .
fhc rnntnl 1\ Of)l'n tu childre n
and adulls. Prl'·rl·g1s1ra11on 1s no t
n.•4uin•d am.I rl'l'ngl·rat ion ma\ not
Ix a\-ailabk. ·
Prizes provided b) K nott·s Berr·
I) Farm 111l'ludc tickets tu thc
1hemc par~ and Kno tt's gift
baskets. fh-ct JX'S Ill USI be prcv IOU~
I) unpublished . Judging will tak('
plar(' at 3:30 p.m. in the Main
Mall.
The Junior Baking Contest .
.sponsored b) lh(• 4-H Dcpanmcnt.
i) slUtl'<l for Thursda\'. Jul) 19.
This contc~t is open to all youth
Ufl'S 3-18. D1 H s1o ns include cakes·
pt\'). rnoktl'S anct bars. Ccnificatc
und ribbon) will he uwardcd to th(•
lilltt through third plan· fin1sh"r-..
Thl· Crul\s nnd Cooks Gnlkl)
"'II 1\.·a 11.11\' th\' Homemade fkw
COntl')I Oil I rnfo). Jul) .20. at 7
p.m.
In odd111011 th\' tlonw .\ns IX·-
Jt.11111\l'llt "111 hmt .:?.:? ndd111onul
food di\ 1~1lHI~ for ~llfUlt!t nml
) 11111h 1m·lud111g hr\•ad. rnk\'\.,.\'tin· I~'"'"'"' .. 11hl rnot..1\'\, I o o h101n n
ll•)\.'l't,11 n1111e~t hundhooi... l'Om·
ll\'t11i,>11 h:1 ntlhoo._ or for mot\'
mfo1111:1t1tm. ,·nll 7 1.r\IR.
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.TS~ 1~7
Large, Sweet
Bing Cherries
FRESH FROM THE NORl'HWEST
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Mangos
TROPICAL DELIGHT
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l Hatvest Day Hot Dog am .49 li.y ·. T9 Potato Chf>s
REGULAR. BAR·B-0 8 5 OZ PKO •
lLady Lee
Charcoal Brlquets ,,,
OR HAM9U~ER 8 CT PKG
l: .49 18 OZ PKO
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l~ Cafr¥>'s .T9 Parle and Beans
31 OZ CAN
OPEN 4TH OF JULY
7 AM TO 9 PM
REOPENS AT MIDNIGHT
TUESDAY, JULY 3
OPEN TIL MIDN IGHT
SOUR CREAM & ONION OR CHEDDAR CHEESE l12 Pack lLady Lee ~~ .. ~*'.,~ 2~i! Ice Cleam
ASSOAl'ED F~VORS DIET OOKE. D1£T PEPSI OR CAFFEINE FREE ROUNDS DIET PEPSI
l &ldwelaer, Coon 4" lv .. "' ~ Seer Peper Plates
12 PACK • e.-. 9 INCH 12 oz CANS llllC.IWTON
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Turkey Store Fresh Ground Turkey
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Hett'• a artat S«ret for fall
summtnimt cntcrta1nin.g: dren
up a pack.alt<! ~kl' mi"' to make
it taste like homemade. Oranae-
ln,ond natl f OOd akc takts
the ever-popular classic and ai vts
1t a bri&ht new tlavor.
Simply substitute orange Juice
fur the water called for in the
pack~ic directions. Sur in gnued
oranae peel fo r extra navor. Then
JIVC a special touch b> foldina in
louted c ho-ppe d alm onds.
Sprinkle additional almonds over
the top of the ca ke before bakina .
for an attracti ve. almond-crusted
top that will ensure )'our secret is
well kept.
Angel food cake 1s a sman
choice for those who arc cutting
back on fat. One slice of anglr food
cake has approxima tely 75 percent
less fat than a )cllow ca ke made
from a package.
Serve this delicious <:ai...c: with .a
scoop of your finoritc fruit sorbet
and a mixture of summer fruit.
For a hea lthful desscn with home-
made Oavor that's made in a
hurry. Orangc-.\lmond i\ngcl
Food Cake 1s a sure "inner.
ORANGE-ALMOND
ANGEL FOOD CAKE
I cup wlaole natural almonds
I package ( 14.S ounces) angel
food cake mix
11,4;, caps orange juice (for use
io lite cake mix )
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00 e~J
t tablespoons 1rated ora•ge
peel
Sor~t, If desired
Frttll fruJt, If desired
prcad almondi. in singk la}1.'r
on baking sheet. Bake at 350
degrees. 12-15 minutes. s11rring
o(:ras1onall). until toasted; cool
and chop. Mix cake mi' according
tu package d irections. substituting
orange JUll'C for the water calkd
for in pa kagc directions.
Fold in grated orange Pl'.CI and
1 ! r up l'hOpJX"d almonds. 'poon
OOth:1 into IU-1m:h tube pan.
Sp:-in klc "1th remaining ': cup
chopix·d almond!>. Bake and cool
as d1rerted. Sl·n1.· wit h sorbet and
fresh frui t. II lk!>1red . Makes 10
sen 1ng').
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Formerly with "Greek Cu~ine" of Tustin
To all our Valuable
longstanding Customers & Friends
Welcome to the Gathering Place of
Greek Feetl Lovers
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Formerly "HIDE-AWAY RESTAURANT"
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OPEN FOa 111181~
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5874 Edinger Ave
Huntington ~ch, CA
In the ;
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( 714) 840-8518
From North Orange County
From South Orange County
540-1220
496-6800
642-5678
CLASSIFIED INDEX 642-5678
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FROM NORTH ORANGE CO.
FROM SOUTH ORANGE CO.
Reduced $381( 10 S619K Bay lownl'louse 4 • 3 all FOR SALE' -4 Cemetery 2 lrplc tam rm wet bar twnnme 2 car gar lrptc. VILLA 2BR den 2 .. Ba 411 PllAYI D IBR 1BA tum 204 341h St
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appralMI al $344,000
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easy access 10 freeways.
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10 treeway1 shopping
cente<s. back bay com-
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parka End unit w /3
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18A. IQ c101e1s. d tw. new lndry rm S76S No do0s' view. walk to dwntwn Apt S475tmo ~ deposit newly dee w/d. gar ~1_6 or Wtlends -Su It e . New Port 1.300.444.7904 -environment. ()yet & 5
crpt, ver11Cals. encl gar 752-1554 or 786-9224 Studio $600tmo. S300 Carport pool no pets wtopnr P" pool kitch PROMONTORY POINT Center/Fashion lslend. IM 111 WT If Ufl Fwy.
$150 NO PETS 640-2495 dep 1 BR $800/mo S400 S...6-466-4 priv .. prol lem. no pets. oceen view, 2 BR. 2 BA. all Ooea.n & courtyard views. lnvestmtnt Help • chlldletl couple Cell KethlMn 250-3 lOO ---Mesa Verde 2BR uppef. dep Uttt paid 497-4581 $585/mo inc utll xcp1 amenlllet. $700/mo. Pnoed trom. $500. Cell Opportunity 2908 create a lemlly. Carry•
•MOVE-INBONUS!• Quiet cul-de-sac. encl NEWPORT HTS, newly phone $285 sec 673-6605 Llse.orChrlstl.644-4492 -chlldloreninfertllecou-
Spaclous & bnght 2BR. 2 garage. $695 • sec painted. upper 1BR. 644-0207 111 mess Rel -_ ENJOY 14-15% return on pie Mothers Only Please
lull baths. blUns. no pets 498· 1936 or 751-9483 Ntwport Btxti 2669 laundry/gar Ideal ror 1 BLUFFS 2 rms pn ba .llPlllll WY FNU~po"rtrCv~!'terotFllacsehlolnn 5Tr
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S8SOtmo Pam. 546-5880 M V 2BR 2BA llCIORAIE APTS person. no pels. $700 . Seeking roommate. prefer ,._ ~· . . . a n son -----
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CLUI • NWPT HGTS area 2BR esa erde 650-8145 newly dee wtd gar female Irvine near UCI Island Answering •vc Assoc. 673-7311 NOWI "!!'Schoofs ... -"'"!!'&-----·I
2BA II ., el tuapcstrs~,'srmptkcr. d':vl In~,~ ON THE BAY N-..""'1 Shra .... ~ious wlopnr. P" pool k1tchl Master bedroom at· only also available --
. p g QUI 2 BDRM 2B& •1 450 ,,_,.,.,., .. .......... pr1v . prol lem. no pets. h d b th p I Tll WAllTIVf s1ms u-, T ·--2914 lnslrucUon 3012 •IUTUHI duple.ll.lndryrm no pets S825tmo·dep540-9461 !BDRM IBA "s925 1BR1BAwlpkg stepsto S585tmo inc utol xcpt tac e a . 00 · -"' ':"'2 OYH1111 --~--..;,~-~-I
Avl now $995 720-1565 Need B1-11ngual manager No pets Daily 9.5 beach $800 pertmo phone S;.>85 sec ;:~~zz:no T~~~11~d;sou~:.~. ~0-5470 •WIDOW HAS SSS 4 TOii lletlt Tlhf l ·lelteln =~~:,~•must, day
-.SPACIOUS 1BORM• tor 2BR tBA unit near 545.1501 646·6437 644-0207 1vmess Rel mes 733•8811 LAGUNANlouelsublease $10.000up NocredlW' FlnelE11amPrep,Summer
Vaulted ceiling. new ap-18th & P 1acent1 a PElllllSULI CdM Fem 2 BR 2 BA up-1000 SQ It Best retes In No penalty. Call Denison Instruction. 642·5034 For en appt., pieue ca pllances. carpet. drapes. $700/mo 550.4734 msg Exclusive Blulls area stairs apl oeck. hplc. all ol Sovth Orange Assoc. 673-7311 NOW! 645·5000. Ext 521.
poolside loca tton Townhomes Large3BR. -••LJIEOllS carport $50p1mo ~ ·~ lll••ATIWAml County Call249·1212 No:-ouALIFING Consti Balcony. private & quoel NEWPORT HEIGHTS 2'. BA large patios ,_.. 760 8185 $650 & Up 722-7l95 Small Bachelor $400tmo $ t.500 mo Like new •YE 11 llSClllTI!'! ulll · land Loans Avall•ble.
all u111s inc1 1665 1rv1ne • 837 Amigos way• •2 & 3 Bedrooms ' CdM M/F 2BR 2BA frplC .., RHponalble M/F to Comm trclal Property Owner/Builder. lest tund-f ·. ' . tt
WESTFIELD APTS
S200 OFF MOVE-IN' Ave B 72G-9•2" 644-8852 • Unlvrnished patio laundry lac . pool: share 2BR. 1' ,BA w/22 yr 2778 tng Bllr (7 14) 780-2635
•Cl t beacri 3 blks to beach $475 mo male Smoker o.k Must n-11nuL REFIANCE YOUR HOME I'!!!"--'!""'---~~ Npt Hts Area lg 1BR I LIDO ISLE Lg 2BR 2BA '*Fr o~1s~-CALL TODAY' incl vtol sec Avail 7t 1 hke cats Near Ptaoenlla .. " ., OR DUPLEX Domestics 3018 Twnhse gar l/p $725 lrplc bllons lndry gar-ee R 760 9433 Ave in NB 21-30 yrs NEWPORT BEACH C
1BR $625 No pets age S1200tmo yrly 1st. Villi REITALS ay · Avail July 1 $/E corner Weslchll Dr & In Newport or OM. alLI 01111 last dep 720 9685 COSTA Mesa New exec Call 647·6605 Irvine Ave High v1s1billty Call Bill 640-7000 Needs pe,.on lull or pit to 642.5722 . 615-4912 home. great location! tralllc. 1290 SQ 11 watch 9 year old lor sum•
Sorry. No pets
2Borm 1 ·Ba $775
2Bdrm 2Ba $800
398 W Wilson 631·5583
HHIDGI·:
By CHARLES GOREN
with O MAR SHARIF
and TANN AH HIRSCH
Fireplace bath w/d Shr 3BR 2BA Newport Bch 141 1101 Mortg!g!S, T.O. 2918 mer 642-5931
Spacious 2BRI 1 BA $4751mo • 548-5335 condo. lrplc 2 car gar. • S50.000 lst T 0 SALE. w/d pool By Hoag s.too 675 sq f1 office space·
gam<' aft<'r ht partn<'r'\ on<' no ~r~7/~~o O::~~er;f6'~~ ELOERL Y LADY seeks Avl now or 711 722-0131 550 sl warehOuse space S625'mo et 15% 1n1ere11 compan1ons'11p ol same lor rent 191'1 & Pomona Santa Barbera locthon trump f<'\pt1n~<' ~eedlc~\ 10 ~>. 675·5205 10 sriare 2BR Costa Mesa Shr Ocean Vu Condo •1 1 $900tmo 645_0664 27"1. LTV Bkr 780·2535
outh v.a' ~ontent v.11h th<' fin.ti VERSAILLES Bachelor wi apt Call 786·8t83 beach 2BR 2BA. pool
,·ontrad sleeping alcove wall< to 1ac. and gym sec pkg COSTA MESA
•UIHPfll HAIL
*11HPllWHI* live-In. Experienced
References. Love Children
816· 710-8020
• ulnerable :"-Ott h 3BA cone.Jo frplc wld ntsmk 536-8168 WANTED \\ l"\l led a lov. ,padc and ded.m~r oe;ri A~I apprx 7 5 S695 •Fem Sh• Nwpl Hgts 3BR $590'mo plus '1 ultl j INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
allo v.edl::asl'\l..ingtov.in Declarer mAo tlse ~o~:~s 7J~:" $400 "utolsRelsreq'd CallBrendon721-0905
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v.11h the Jd•I.. and mmt \\e't' v.e WESTCLll'F ;.>BR ;.>BA Look1ng lorprollemtosrir lndumlal 2788 -------"!'!'~l---------5530
1..no" ''ould ha'e pla~ed ll'lv. ·\n I ~~?~t ~ds;cu;:'s~·;:;~ I JSR conO(• '" Newport R~~~;D0~"~a;, w:;t15 1~ • Annownmtnts 2'nO
other 'J1.dde lrllm f:a,! v.ould lel~h I 112e RulldnO 646 3679 Beac.h $433 mo COM C M or Newport 1~ S/F 2Ill1111 WElllT •LOSS de.:ldrer ' ad.' anJ 'el u r I" l' long I utols Gall 64 2 1255 area b) Hoag Hospital $600 MO 3975 Birch NB
.:ard'\ 10 th<' \\ t''I hanJ, .th hough Misc. Rtntals LUX Monarch Ben t""nnm Ver~dolles Sea l'a11o! wol' 54 l·S032 Agl WANTED · 65 WOMEN
v. hi,h ~ard \\ c:,1 ihought mighl be ocean vu ,..,,1k 10 ocri i.riart> also 721-9494 1600 so FT air cond ol-Seriously in1erested in IOS·
h b P"t bet ut•I 1ndry •t•as I l1ce1wareriouse tor lse ing weigrit WE PAY YOU an enr" It' r l' 'f'ddc v.1nn\''' og· Rooms 2706 Non-smo. o •N i;61 _8277 G r t s for Rt nt 2740 930 w 16th Costa MPsn T6 LOSE 10 to 29 LBS IN
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Gardener FIT Sherman
Gardens CdM Ca ll
Dor o tn ~ Mot'-Fr1
673-2261
gle' Pill lllllld' 1 Ml to ~acn HB P11t I a a g 200 amps hogh t.e•I lruck THE NEXT 30 DAYS
The lht,ughr lul ddenJer pul' tm oa .,,,~, e.ira irg ui;.~1rs My cat & I woll shr lurn E'SIDE CM near Tustin & enlrance Wolf d1v1de Doctor recommended
I 4BR 3BA lu• Bact. Bay 20th Sale clean song•e 63 9067 4 ~2 t079 • All Natural ·GuaranlMd For soon·IO·b• conve-,paJc: 'Ull ll' "'CHI.. ~m,e 11 m1gh1 he '" 1•1"'e "0" i.ml<r pref trinm w 35 ,. c;mkr lady I on pvl alley S 125 mo 1· or ' · Call 1714) 831-6235
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,\)nll' th111u~h Jurnm' on,<' m11re . "EMA.LE NON SMOKER gar A C ,a•<l We rel C W •51h NB 6 200 Lost &Found 2925, aonat5715R1vers1deDr
l•ui \\ l'' v.ill 1 l'rldi..C the IJ•I.. ,,1 Cr-o 01\ C ·~IJ Mesa neat c1e,1n with riumor Storagt 2742 and 3 100 873 W 15th c11,,.0 EOE
'r'JJl·, ,.11 h 111, lllll'cn lfJ•in.11 i.h•nt.' Cc1 t.J1 0011 al1e1 6pm S500 6'>0 11•,r,) , NB 213 433.0941 LOST 2 Aus1raihan Silky
lh.tl rhl· rtl.!hl ,hill " oh\lllU'-Nr SC P1za on Df'auhlul 19,NB Daylr nnl twnhm on1Sflllllf·llYs/lllTs Fwy near rent $700 per Terriers abOIJt 10 lbs
hu'TW turn $hr ba1ri "1ale1 bl~ 10 IJCh 3BRI De Ania Bayside VIiiage mo t 125 SQ It . 1355 eecn, 6125 vic E<Mger & ISIEMIUll \\ l.,, mu,1 reJ1re.i 1h1· JllJd, h' "' <l poo1 ~pa S400 mo 2 >BA sec tp w d palto 300 E Coast Hwy Newpt Logan 5 Cosla Mesa. Springdale Dogs need Apply In person. 1365
kJding 1hc ll:r1111 duh, dPp 556 1737 . prkngS5 17 mo645-39311 Beacri 17141673-1331 575.5 115 medic111on1373-0224 1 Logan Ave Costa Mesa
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TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
By SYDNEY O MARR ly PATRIC \llAU<ER
1 Thursda~_. Junt 28 Thursd ay. Jun~ 28
I ARIE /\larc h ~1 -..\pnl 1•>1· lkta1I "hirh had lx'l'n \.\Ctgh1ng ARIES (March ~1 -..\pnl .:!CJ). The· t1rr.l' l'i finall) nght to think
'"" J o"n \\Ill Ix· ~hoH•c.I a'11tk lj,jr '>l'X'l'lal oc.'l':t\llln 10n1gh1. You'll ~1hou1 1110,ing on ::ind ::l\\::l\ from a'S0('1at1on!>. situations or an I t ,·.11. h ix·~ u m.I prl'' lnu' 1.'\l'X'rt:Jt1on'> I 01.'U'i on lfl'att' tl}. C\1.·hangr l'tl\ 111111ml'lll ''hit h } o u kno" can tx· 100 ix·acl'ful or permanent. So
'----------------------------1111 1Jl." '"'h ,11111ula11ng 1nJ1, 1dual\ • "''} "a"tl' ~our 11mc and l'ncrg} tr}ing to pn·'ifnc o r h old on to
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21 Deserters
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26 Tne olhe• wa,
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30 G~s .ineaa 34 Ea•her 15 AnloQv1ty
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43 Go Qu1c>:1y
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6 NaC1 ma~e• 7 Boote ooo• 8 R ol rpm
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12 l'ren<;n p11ren1
13 Announces 19 Reline
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24 Allow vse o•
25 Estao11sn 26 l(ey\
27 Loop
28 Course
29 Pinnacle
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l'ttflllOUS ~Vlllf SOlVfD I TAU R t \pnl 211-\1:1~ 2111 'Wl"'>'> 1mkrx.·ntknc~· fm~dof!l TAL'R l 'Sl<\pnl 11-Ma} ~11: Yourfa1th.g,'ncros11} andcunos1t} '"k 1.rca11'"' \1.'muali1} '11th1ngrcma1n'>thc\amc.tonight\o ull ma' ha,1.· ona .. 1onall> got \uu into dc-ep twublc. "lo". holl.ever.
o E c A L1 A·c R·o1 R AM 1 I.nm' 11 Jnd 11 "1!1 Ix· a night ft·atunng '>tartltng surpn~· ... Ll'o.I p;irin1.'l'>01 doi.ca\\OCtalr\1.•anunh adm1rc~\ourab1ltt) ton\Cabovc
E :R :o~D) P ):LN E ~C :A:D \q11Jnu' Pl'''0 "' hgur1.· J'lromim·ntl} d1..appo1ntml'nh or rchuff., and lhl: wa} 1n ".hll'h }OU '1c" the future 7·~-~.E N 1 :·D v EN !·~·A·~ I GEMINl (\l.1' 21-Jum•20): l ho\\.'\.\hotou~ }OU forgrant1.•d"1ll "1th rnmpktl' Ct~nfi~;nl·r "I • , •
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o • E o •• .,E,. lw in for rude •"'a~rning l <xu\ on cundu\10n. durahlc gooch GEMINI (Ma} __ .June .I). Th(r( I\ no doubt that you arc 1 ~N.E.R T o .A.R.K-S T prof)l'rt' \Jluc' intuitl'l' intl'lku O ilier \\Um1.·n mal..l''i "hat could n1x·m ·nring a kcling of confu'iton 1n tinan11al or hus1ncss affairs. ~M-1 1N•P1R s R.A11.s.E ix· n·g:trlkd J\ hllJrlt' n·qul''' I lltl"l'\\'t. rx.·rhap\ )OU fall to rcal11t• that all )Ou ha'r reall)' lost or
o_D_E T s c .. o~M MEN T~E o. ... . "hat 1' Jbout to l hangc "111 bc rl'plaC't'd h} ~omc1h1ng dec1dedl~
T.1 N C,.A_T_os A R,E CANCER IJum· 21-Juh 2_) 'lou arl' om· \t(•p ahead of moh' \\Orth\\h11l' and •'ndunng.
HOT S ,E "-s O N S+T_R_i .A wmf)l·t11m' 'l ou'll l..no" 11 and n·lcbrat~· f t>C.U\ on accelerated ! CANCER (June ~~-Juh 23): .\II lhc n c11cmcn1 and act1,1t\
8 Es i~~·~·; R 5 !-7+~·~ NIOI • \Oual Jllt\ll' trtp\ ,1.,11\ wmmunu·at1t~n lrom one "ho had lx·enl 11.·lat~d to t·a1~·t·r or prolc~s1onal ma1tl'rs could \\<.•II havC' ~re,cn1cd ·ELO~P·E G AIT*T A p I Jh~·nt ""th11u1 ka,,· \Jg.i11.ir111' 1n,ohld. ~uu lrum fullilltn[L l'l'rta1n J')l'r\onal or moral obhgat1ons. fhcrcforc
·s·A\ .. E1R AT u:-~-. o u·s+A• n, ~' 1 • • • • ~uu nH1\t no" pru'l' JU'it hm' dnotcd and lo}al )OU art• before
·e·T·o·N1 1•0'"' s o~ • "· · LEO IJul~ --\ug --1 1•1'1' llgurl\ lmlrgl regarding CO\h. p.lt'llll'I\ <.11 lu,t•J one' thnm 1<1n1rum'I and thn·utt•n to \.\llhdra"
·1-E·N·o R •0-~ Y ,.,,·~·~·~·~· huJg,·t Rl'' ''lllll\ .m: m·tl'\\JI~ \1.t•nan11 k.11urn procc'i'i of tcanng thl'll '>Uf\fXHI
· -• -• -· • d11"n Im ull1m.11,· purix1w of 1chu1ld1ng on 'loltd ba~· \\ould·be LEO l.luh ~4-.\ug 2,1. \n\onc \\ho ima8IDl'!> the\ h:l\c \OU on
p.llllli.'r Jll\ In l'lll'nlrtt m.11ll1\f I 1h,· run. u1rn1.·11.•cJ or thJt }OU \\ill agree Ill lhetr tNm'I or St1pulat10n
33 Smar!
36 T 1me 01 year 40 Summon
4 I Plata
43 Alpine ••ea
•5 Fruit 47 T11c1t.
49 Aulo deals
5 t Cinches 53 Rephles
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57 Daory treet
58 AS~,, as
59 COiored
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VIRGO 1 \11~ 2\-~l'J'll 221 I 1nall} }OU g,•1 thing\ )OUI ''a}. ";thout tn Ix· d1't1llu'>1on,·d Yt1u prob:lhl~ haH· to chancC' }Our arm
\11U II I.nm' 11 u1nlidrm\' t'u11lh J'> rl·,ult Lmpha'it\ on "filing. ,1 littk. H l>"l'\\'r "11h rncoutagcmC'nt and autstancc from an
I \t~k changl· '.111l \\ "gn1litt111t mmantir inlt•rludl' lmponant to unu,ual '>llUrl'l' or 4u:in5r thl·n· tl«tJI} '>hould be nu holding ~ou now.
l hcc~ autom11h1k halll'rll'' VIRGO i .\ug. 24-Scpt. ~J): \ ou ha\oC contl·mplutt•d and con-
\1tk1~·d l'n10t1onal a nd trllt•n..cl~ per u nal problC'ms long e nough.
I LIBRA 1~p1 2.'·<>u 221 fmpha\l\ on mu'>tr Sl)k. d1plomar). Su" }OU ha'l' lo a\k a lot of direct QUl"St1ons. O ther'> af'C' probabl}
·"'"-r110n' ol l<l\1.' tl\ lam1I} member 'l ou'll learn mor~ about not m::ik1ng thingi. d1ffirult -s1mpl) afraid the) "Ill hurt )Our
1 "ardro~ gt11 ... monq. "ho ha\ \our bc'it intcrc'itS at heart. Taurus ft•l·ltngs 1f th1..·, d1..·1..·1dc to go their own \\3).
1 f)l·r-.on \::l\\ .. , 11u·,c got 11'" LIBR A (~·pt .:!4-0ct. :!3): Makr a frt'~h approach no " 1f )Ou
· feel somronl' ran l'lther furthrr }Our aim'> and amb111ons or p ronde
SCORPIO (Ol 1 2 '·'.'Jm 211 P;H heed to aphonsm ... Don 't look )OU \.\1th finann:1I 3\'11\tanC'C'. ·\bo"e all. ho"e'cr. rrmtmbc-r that
gilt horw 1n mouth'" Sh) 111d" 1dual "'ants \Cl) muc h to please. Be unks<; )OU arc to tall) orx.·n and honest about your emocions no one
11..'1..l'Plt' t• hut Jl'lo hone\! Means g1' e no fa lse 1mprcss1ons. P1~·cs ran r1..·all) givl' }OU nd' ice or gutdanre.
"111 figurl' 1n \Cl'nan o SCORP IO (Oct. 24·Nov. :?~): .\ lot o f wire~ appcar to have bten
SAGITTARll1S (No' 12-lxc 21 >·Check Canccr mei.sagc Don'1
\\3\ll' thl\ p<>"cr-pla~ da ~ You hold trump card. )'Ou·rc in chargr
ol 'our o" n dc'ittm . e' rnts and rclat1onsh1p" arc under )Our rontrol
( Jntl'r. < apncorn pla) rule~
C APRICORN f Dec . 22-Jan. 19). l.0<1k beyond thl' 1mmcdiatr. let ~o of !>1tua11on 1ha1 brings m ore ~1n than ple-asurc. C')'clc h1ghltght~
dl\lancc. languag1..·. tommun1cat1o n. romanC'c. L1brun declare~. "You
hiJ\ l' \<.'f\ rd a'> ti n1..· modrl. ..
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-FC'h IKI You'll S3\S. "It focls as 1f I'm
a"ali..rnina to ;i d10C'1Tnt kind ot d:t) , .. It ~1(1 be d 11Tcrcnt b«'ausc
uffrc~h .. rnn ... nc" rnntar1 .... \t1mula11na rela110Mh1p You'll d1scovtr
J!.'>l't!> pre' 1ou\I) \CCrct.
cros~·d rcecntl) but }OU arr no" afTordt·d thC' perfect opponuntt)
to e~pla1n 1hat althouah ~ou are '11111 in fa,or of a m o'c or uphtaval
of \omr I.. ind. for 1hc m oment a1 least can.'Cr or profe s1onal matttrs
must take prc{'edcnC'c.
S AG ITT ARIUS (No' 23-Dc<-. :? I): You appear 10 be-pinning
)Ou1 hopes on portnerc; or close assoc1111es foral\'lna or fof1rtting -
nnd thq prdbubl) \\111. HO\.\C\cr. not un11I mid July 11 tht earliest
\hould )Ou tr) to rearrange long-term fi nnncina or finalisr important
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gc)\>d manner usualh prr"rnt )Ou from go1na o'er the: top .
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up u' c1. the ) cnrs.
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PISCES tfdl 19·Mart·h W> \\Old guilt fccltngs because )OU d1~rri nunut tn& in )OUr chokc of colleoaucs or business as50<'iatcs..
ar..-tired of rou t111c II is t11l'lt' to r hongl· sccnri.. to break from control olhl"r" lk ' 'ou rnuld find ~ounictr invo"cd in cm o11onnll) upsc111n1
b> fam1l) m<'mlx·1 You art• fn.-c. d)nnm1c. crcatl\C, lo' 1na. You or CO\ll) dispute' "' the \\C(k and m o n1hs ahrad.
d1.'\Cf\c to bl· p1oud PISCES (Feb. 20-March .20): Your hcan ma\ be beatlf\I tho1
I mud1 fastt·r these dn) • but don·1 ao -wo> o'er the top provina JU t
1f' J UNE u IS YOUR BIRTHDAY: C urrent C)Clc htJhhahu ho" ll'Ol'ruu and fora" 1n1 )'OU can be. In this tn Uan<'C monc) rt'All) ~-+--t---4 I Pl>"er. re\pon,1h1l1t). promotio n . montol i.tatus. possible nddttio n 10 t•ould be a ma,,or stumbhna hlock and in the lon1·tcm1 <'rt'GIC all
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JOBS
• Part time 11WOrk. 3 hours
each weekday evening
selling subscriptions lor
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• Earn $4010S100 per
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• Wm prlres and bonustH
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years Old
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provided
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20 Hrs'Wk Program Mgr
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will 1re1n Mon thru Fri
8·5 Cell L•nda or Peggy
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JETS F. ASSOC P.O. 8o11
91)2e Livonia, Mich •8151
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fnatructor. So,,,. exp.
naoeuary. PIT AW!Y In parton to AMII .. i8iS82
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stylist and m11nlcurist
Full lime position. Tuet·
day through Saturday
1oam to 8pm 751 -3834
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Bey St., Cotta Ma9a, CA 8.30· 12:30 Heavy ~I pay. Mus& h~ 92828 No phone ctllt, ShOts 1176 650·8553
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p6jt... 87 .. ~ :"FREI! Mutt type 50wpm, com· W.-d~I 7 tam only "PETS ARE PEOPLE!" llilbol llllnd 6 106 *' •
pu1er eJ1.l)efeence helpful, -Boatdlng a grooml~ •IAIA• llLI
•WIJllllT me::uttbe,~ganlred~·~ •• n .. L···11 WllTlllll/EI , 25Yr•Exp OPEN70A ~1 17~~~A~tpm Sllt.IUM30.8-4 With Oeneral OfC exp & w __.... • .. .-L PIT lor tunenM-. Mon • rl. SHERRY'S K·9 546-284v SponlOfed by The .._.
goodlyl)ff\Q.Smaltc0m. rvlneCl\amber Com· Newport lmporu Apply In partOn at La POT-BELLIED PIGS Clolhn·Household ... tc; E1t1ter•Mapsladd,._
peny iv J.W. Airport. merce, 17200 Jarnbof'.. Boutique. PIT. Saturday Cave, l695 INIM Ave.. r latered 2nd ene<~I hit evallable at office.
-•• -Non-1motclng Phonn. Rd.Irvine. __ & Sunday. t0-5 pm Cotti Mesa, betwffn a~Conneny.L1t~bo•CoronaddMar 6122 2790 Harbor Blv<I
111 •• 1~':;"'•~. For tlllng, 1ome data entry. Rnteutant Hall) 722-40eG l1am • 12 pm trained & teme White FURNITURE, ant1que1. of· 546-2313
&.nd reeuma 10• P.O. llLIYEIY •Mii i martdngs 4 lemalea, 2 1 lk:e/eompuler equipment exam ltld IC>Pllcatlon In· lo• 17272, lrvlne, 82713 r~A..i•-1---·~• ........ -Memblnt!K 5540 male. 1800 & up. WOfking/not. motorcyele Bll<ES. lawnmower• formation call 1 (IOO) or'-" Murial 5'5-7118 ~· ~ ...... &y. ne .. • -.. S 1 8 02 T lier w glauwear. plcturH . 899·8838, ext. CA·130. ...::._ I~ tloufa. CalJ AOoMl lftmlPITllllll ~Wini 701-1~9S·t.,27 A •4 I 1 1 ay m11e ctothff 234 Hiii
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Member FDIC/excellent Hu Immediate ~no• Ing/land planntno firm i n ULQ/ ..... -IHt a. •• UU. /lhot1 S350 548-0555 $75. gun safe S300 Gar· ~'~tact Eve or Al· 'sor: SFooJpE ~EsRci~R=/ :!:!.~Z-&~~~ x~~ PIT or FIT. Duty ~ ~ ·~-HI •• ' lllT..... 211 ~!~L ~'~~:~~s~2~-~~ lana at (7 1•) 673--0581 U • vlronmant. Send retume hr. Inquire In P4!''°" at I -.a HI -•&1 • 1t•t•• 1 TV, Sttrto, Eltttronks WI. I .. -.;
E 0 E PREP/COOK, DOCI< with S•lllY History 10 or the The Blacl( tos. 2950 Areyoupperlencedln _... r' •• 6080 •aaaa1 •Hr Gigantic 0..rage Saie.
. . WORKER Some full Apply"' Pefton" Robert s. Coast Hwy. Laguna DIRECT SALES? Mull .... Membefstllp TO< 45" BIG SCREEN TV ...... ~ Sold Beach HOUM ' ****** ~tme·,:::;e part a!\:. 8a1n. William Froat & _a..cn.Mon-T~t~S~ YELLOWPAGESALES? NewPorl Be.ch Yacht 19a.M1tsublshere•tP<o-IAJ • .111110tttl·4 closedstoreTon1otnew
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Proce111ng ctalms Call full facllltlH Tce11en1 Pkwy .. Irvine, CA 927111 '*' ed •Co:o;,:~·~ly Relocating selling lull equi. Ce.II ~-F 01675-5727 65e Seal St ~!!::~~es°.'19'7~~n'i~~~n
1·900-234-8800 Ext 420 pey & benel1t1 Apply In •Ayg S800-S1000• ty Mesa V8'de Country ~Ross St k •lchen app11ancea
Open 7tm·10pm $15 lee person Wed thru Fri 10-•, •To 40%Comm r Bonus Club Membership. Xtnt 586 Knowell Pl microwave oven vacuum --·• ••-lfF..., 1801 Bayside Or . COfona UP TO •MUCH NEEOEOSer\l\ce pricing 805-928-5757 616 Knowell Pl cleaners dishes. silver-
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AN/LVN for F p Group '800 advertising program 1985 Anane1m St B· t I lures and to1s galOfe
N B. 8•4· 7 84 7 *NO SATURATED Prod 889 Congren and clothing too much to
.E.ICAL OF *PllllC lfUTilll •NOCOMPETITION loas, Gtnfrll 7011 1086 Seabtull Di mention Dealer1 wel· FICE PI T lun lob helping US A •NOEMPTY Prom1aes 1958 CHRIS CRAFT 1088 Seaolull Dr come Fn & Sae 10AM to
Needs friendly person for Olympic hopelu l1 Call(7141897-9526 CAPRI 1911 I l80 Gleneagtes 6PM 2976 Mindanao Dr
PI T front desk wor1C. $ tO ' /hr Call Mr PER MONTH ( 10am-6pm ontyl A claSSlc mahogany run· 870 Governor Costa Mesa Mesa Verde Mon-Wed-Fri 9·5. Kerrigan. 54&-8042 • 1 960 Governor & c Cl b
I AntJqun 6010 about. 100 1. or1g1no 2247 State St ountry u area Call Jacky 722-0175 SALH/UlllWU completely restored s E s 8 2 FIT count~r sales Old SLIT llOllll Recent shOw winner 1093 Glen Circle MOVING AL at -t -lllSIS Allll IHI Fii Glll!I lime hardware Slore No ROL-... TOP five cent wlthl $25 000 OBO 497-2735 Mapt Address Lisi Avail-2477 Elden Ave ...... ,,,.,. WHtt4 OCS needed to work with At beach. park. lake. or s A "' able in oll1ce Sat morn· Between Sanla Isabel and
Live In-Out Dev. Dis people in group poolside. Read newest * Mft COU£CTIOIS * undays or eves PP2
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6Y gold award end mint ven-·79 SEARA'!' 21 It long 111g Sponsored by Monte Vista.C M S "" Wright Hardware 1 dor (7 t4) 644-4576 1 .. , 350 & P EAghsh speaking. or pan home setting All shifts book/movie manuscript• Rochester Costa Mesa _ I newy r.,.1 ar g e•· Y\lonne Rudnick. at1 SUAF/3 Troul lishtng
OK. must drive and have 8"811able. Full Tl.,,e & Earn over S too per copy * BUYING ITEMS 1t haust Runs & looks Leyes Gina McComb, & polestreels tackle bo•.
relerences Sal between Part l"lme Good lien· 24hrs (714}455-34t1 D25 Early morning motor routes uus ""'" • 1890s 10 t950s . great $6 500 857·5792 Pat Stellhorn of mechantCS tools lloor s 150-$350 per week Call ef1ts. Call 557-8t13 available. Must have Great opPortunety Entry *Jewelry to Household• 8VH/ 542-5307 days TIE REAL HTlTERI 1ack 490 Costa Mesa St
9-5_ 114t·1136 .,... ..... PtrstHtl IUL ESTATE SALIS :1~1~ l ·~~~~~·~;6. Call Please Lv Msg 673-6223 .89 MA.XUM 2300 BR Xlnt Ml·2UI
M/FUPl•lll• Needed lor Newport1 uaw ..... n.-n dependable transportation WllUTZIR•lllH cond 230 hp 50 hter -------·1NewJ)OttBeach 6169
Earn up to seoo<> Pfl' mo Beach practice Ei.pl Experienced or new d liab }'ty · Salel 45 RPM with Wurht.zer VS Appro• SO hrs on Gar-Sele. Sat. June 30. C-11(714)647-7t28 preferred 721-0715 licensee BH&G Advan· a.n . i l insurance l&lllllTlaltsJtrttl stereo !"Ound system motor plus tandem ule M9ref\~•Mopp0ttunmes 9AM-"3PM Househ<>td &
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car Start 1mmedta1e1y
641--073 t
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PfC>CeU FHA mOftgage
refunds E11cellent salary
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their T C P number In all
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,Alm-ll·SPllAY-tage Traneng Program Must have e•P Eddie Call 1714) 644-4576 I ~~~~~PP~I e~l~~·~::'r ;::!y~::.::10 Furniture item. 50 to
available FREE lo you Arnold. 642 • 786
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per1ence In te1tture coat-of walk·in buyers Lots CALL 642 4333 S ES 4 Wheel Orfve/J s Aut 1----9100 •nos applied to computer ot referrals available • * AL * USED KITCHEN AP · 9 1nnatable w wooden eep OS .. ...,.~
parts Call 660-1590 Ongoing training & e.s-Al hlet1c/ Mgr I T rat nee PLIANCES G E D•Sh· transom and floor bOerds 9030
PAAT-TIME·Sh1ne ltke a
star• Moel the public;•
Give out samplt.>s 1n ex·
elusive markets near your
home $6 -8 /Hr
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TILE 1n1talled & Aep&1red
Prompt Cour1eous Service
Free Est & References
JoM & Shelby 846-6176
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sistance S375·S475twlc II you hke washer Kenmore Micro-SJ95 6S0-47'9 FIRST REALTY BH&G HUNTINGTON BEACH. C())TA M!SA. sports & money we may wave,MaytagSell·Stand· JEEP 1969 us POS181 CRn'lIR BM\4
(Under new ownersn1p) have a POS•l•On for you 1ng Gas 011en & S1ove All Power Boau 7012 New paint new UP·I A nw ~. Unversny Park Shopping NEWPORT BEACH. FOUNTAIN VAU.EY, Cell Mr Kemgan ~Int 631·6302 holstery new tires.
Center 1rvtne 545-8042 11' llSTll WUU• S 1 200 OBO •9•·4502 or OVl PllOWID AUTO&
CALL (7 14)786-7:)00 IRVINE& LAGUNA BEACH Furniture 601 4 1977 s1 600 .. 97-l003 a!ik f()( Ltndll I
Ask tor Le or Debi IOI •n· SELL BRITANNICA lrom 5 DRAWER DESK 2' uc5tt I 645-8902 JEEP 1981 CJ5 wMe like
leivHl!w leads & coun·er toca11ons good cond N•lh oll1cel t 3 aoston Whal r 85 JO "o8B"'o"!~'!Y :~01r8as s5 •95
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(gross) Call Blair 979-3852 1 723-0443 213 6'.38 9000 1---------
1·800·628·9128 Beautiful sofa. 1ovesea1 11979 -17 11 Trt·hull vo.vo Trucks 9035 SECRETARY chair 011oman new con·1 lnboard'Outboa1d 120 CHEVROLET BLAZER
Cl11ton Oak tnm S295 Needs work Trailer in· s 10 1987 automatic
Need top lyping Skills on 71 4·84 t-3486 I eluded SJ 400 63 l·O t84 A c AM1FM 40 000 WP 5 1 Musi be well or·, o
gan12ed llea1ble 8.11 ·1 Earth Tone sectional sofa llSTOI '17 WIAUll miles ~9.~?,o OB
pertenced and open to good cond $200 17. Montauk 90 Hp 6 3 3
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Costa Mesa CA 92627 new besl o iler Dep1h F •nd"' Sea SEE 642056~ P l'>on e sunroof
DUMP RUNS . JUNK PAINT MASTER Int room SECn p /T liEI OFF 640·47 t6 I Temp 1 I ""n1te camel absolutely
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C1JI M1ke 7 dys6•6·t391 Guar Freeest 540-62311 for Newpo2r tMBeachl llOM(! 722403t 83 CHEVY-20VAN N·na" 198•300z•
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Hanging· Taping-Custom DEMO' Tedrout Sweepout A\lerage rm $65 lute cab -" n It!'.>{'• l 1,c. r1 ,, Ct·"-.ier 6U 8 ·n C • Cl • •O• E ·;; • 84 • •
te11turff Res /Comm INS/COMP 24rv 36 l ·85SOI $225 Guar worlc 646-1'•0 IRAllMITMfll1S 220 11 d f'l>CJd•d .C1t1 PO~SCHE 1Q72911T Re-
lic 400030 772-2364 ~ PI T Mon Tnurs live' Cl-I nil Mor 6•trJ VW 1"65 CP VJn )lto•l'd •·~e new Cat• me ILSll PAllTllC 19/hr wk Prov•dt' secur -i ~~UST SELL , Best ot1er •GOO Facto•y "f>W pnq Tw S t4 000 &42·2923 * INT /EXT SPECIALIST 1ty for personnel and Wes1m1nstt-r Chimes I ove• $12000 6•1670• N<•b~ 11v 1,rps nu br~s
houses1t your home 25yr• Excellent re15 842-3118 proper!)' on i.cnool cam-beveled glass ttlo.e new t'&lrdS rn~ 9rt SI 300 PORSCHE 90 t986 5·
resident References By pus. regulate ..end control $695 261-6102 OBO C.t~ 240 3; I~ I ~ ,.1thC1u•Mcontr01
Day or Weelt 489-91'9 RAINBOW Crrcte Matnt parking areas $9 79.1 Mattress double size ltkef Boat/Yacht Charttrs Whole w•tn btacll leather
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Patnttng Int Ext HOUH & S 11 94/hr Valtd and un·1 new S t 2o OBO Mov•ngd 2• Ft Fi~rform 2'\5 1n. An I . inte"o' AM FM cassette
ASpl Qu5a5i9~~~ 6F~:e ;~~ restr1cte<1 COL required Must se11 1<r1 stinl ooard o1nd outboard tques.
9045
stere<> E1ec1r.c sunrool
t he • 1 Paid sick leave holtoays. 650-65~4 \IOve relrig sink Clauks door loco seats. AIC
TOP NOTCH P,t.tNTING and vocation Job G-62 I I doutiie df'C~"' qood 64 FALCON SPRINT Ea~ Alarm with remole E•·
Full or PtTlma tn my Costa llilf lllGTllO
Mesa home 645-1848 SERVICE CALLS SEA·
EXP Childcare 1n my VICE CALLS FREE ESTI·
home FI T PI T Any age MA TES LtC 527459
Topped/remove Cleanup ltll.IE•I Qualtty Guaran· Apply by 5 pm 7 5'90 l1yt11 l1t lrytr 1 contl motor e•c.e1 Boat cdllent conc:Jit•on needs tended ... arranly 36.000
nu lawn/sprtnklr 75 t-3476 teed References Free Coast Community I Almond 0e1u .. e 111te new mote• .md T1a1ler S• 200 paint 0 ,,1 Will consider mites E•cellent con·
Sunv1ew Elem Sehl area. CALL Tracy. 546·2317 estimates 631·6317 Colleges S200 Call 494·6020 213 809-7232 1 d $s 500 OBO d111on Must sell' $14 000 e AAOENING-Full Service 1370 Adams. CoSla Mesa I 'a e 1 OBO 832-6710 Reas Rates 841·2708 -•tl&LITT IAYGAll Lie Lunches Snac;lts
Teaching TLC 964-6057
llYI II/MT IAllllS
• Eldlfly Care • Long
term guarantee
Oscars Domestic Agency
1714)542-1304
QUALITY childcare 1n your
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overnete S50 Childcare
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QUALITY CHILDCARE 1n
my Huntington Beach
Home Breakfast Lunc;h
1nc:luded 8•6-7 45 1
WILL Care for your child in
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Mom w11ti some medleel
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County for 12 year11
MeUculoul, hardWOfklng!
Call Aiko 733-88 t 1
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by f)<Ofessionallt
Jenny 54l-0621
11111'1.·Gl•'L WOH All phaJeS LICenM
Reas Rates 83&-5523
Landscape.Sprinklers· VESCO PAlllTllQ 432-5008 EOEtM/FIH MOVING-Must sell Teak 979 J90
Sods·MOw·Edge·Clnups I & Wallpapering Qualtty I d1n1ng room set with 6 Sall Boats 701 4 FORD 66 MUST ANG
Reas Rates 966-27 16/E work =583695 969-6349 chairs brown-Jordan t975 Encson 27 Loran C 289 engtnf' 11utoma11c.
646-4 131 l1bf'rglass d•ngriy 3 norsf'
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$2645 ('l<IBAR) Pnvale A-TEAM GARDENING • SOUP ,t Chit~ and end table 11utop1101 loaded 9 95•,. res1ored 671-0t38
AND MAINT 18 yrs e•p PUMTATIO
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N Julian & Yolanda Gar · Frte to Yoo 6022 S5 000 ~c·i>nl '" l~I .,,.-~r run~ good Dudy QCJOd SUBARU 1995 GL
Repair Redwood/Cedar den1ngServ1ce 642-3921 HANGING/STRIPPING n e<iuipment A ,11,a1 at neeos •f'~lor111vn 14,, wagon 5 spd a ·c
party 534-5556
Post rec>lece C M IN B I GREEN LIFE by ERIC IL•C -560875 VISA-MC Is now look ing for FREE to good home S '2 ~ Danc1 Point Slip S:> 000 553 i;>QJ I sunroof 5tereo alloy
Jtm Whyte642·7206 OeS1gn-1nstall·Ma1nt 673-1512 en e19et1c ou tgoing Adorable 4 yroldGOIClen 1JO!>S1bie 01t l,, wnls car cover btke
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854-1772 843-9044
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Lie 553569 bond 650-8577
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peop1e1os1alloor I Re111ever Neutered M ·14 06J-02e6 r ack S• 000 OBO II 1·1111 WE gals shd hang together resteura"t 6S0·6552 -Autos Imported 9100 836-9702
*LAWN MAINTENANCE Total Interior Remodeling e All positions open _
SerV1ce ADVICE TO THE • No polyester
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Jtwt lry/Furs/ Art Sailboards 7018 ACURA t988 L~enc:J lully1 TOYOTA 85 TE RCEL
Full Ser111ce Res1d I CRAZY 633•7172 • No grease SllLIOAllD loaded e•cf'llent con-•"K AT AC •dr ste<eo
Comm I No Job Too B•g •Full or pan time 6025 Cl•I on S 18 ooo OBO ca s s e 1..-1' S 3 8 O 0
or Too Small 531•2S07 I · . •... •Flexible hours 1 Brelltant O.amond 1 27 MJst & ui1 S350 552 58.33 6i~7097
TllE lllEEll SCEllE I lnl I 111 patch plast8'tng, Fii Pl.Uf Tl WHll ct HSt 2 S3 600 t Ruby 63 1 ·O t5• ID 1111 3201 VOL VO 1968 760 T urbO
Lawn-Tree-Shrub-lnsllll custom texturing. quahty 1111 Al&ll, & Diamond ring wttri Original owner ,ery c•P 1n Wag 29K m auto tint
Sprinkler 1nstalla1ton work Problems-No Prob-OllTA 11•• matching earnngs S t 550 Strvlet, Equipment. wMt. A c S•'lOC OhO wm mags 1oaded per-
Tr" Tr1m1ng a Removal lems• =326864 554-783 t IH-1toi 759·7659 or 63 t·9067 Supplies 7020 879-t238 lect COnd $20 295 OBO
Lawn Malnt ~Cleanups I amt•E 1 ESUn 65 Hp SUZUl<I OUlbollfd BMW 1986 5?8e •2 000 SS t·0455
Rototlllng 432·880• .IEWll.IY motor controls & fuel mile!> Wh II' blacl< VW 1972 Superbeetle •4•111••••111• Large selec11on ol tank etec1r1c 5ta rt 1eathe1 •n ter•or <, spf'eO Nl'W engine 1nte<1or and
Sectlonal&tpieeectoor'I & -& ITIHITI $16006310184 1mmaculatf'' $15950 pa1ntplusmoreHave•ll Spr1ng~Herdw1re-Opnra IAllll HEATING• PLUMBING d •am on d s vi n t age receipts Runs e•cellent
LIC#5 t8398 963-&466 S '95 To'el Fees I OLDEST AO • LIC 541878 (ANO OTHERS) watches incl Role• and llCI RllP ~~' 6230 ~7 4 . 4 II 0 4 d $2 350 631 -4048
P .. AA1LEG .. L• SERVICES I YIU •1asn1 OUI •PartTI••* Pilantdek rweepabu,ry '8w11 1111r1a~dmel Like new 311by20 It "' " SUMMER JOBS ~ S39~ 645 94 12 DATSUN 200SlC 1981 aor VW 1983 RABBIT GTI, •H U H L 1 (7 14) 848.()334 1 ROOTER $5, S 15, $25-Up Harold Jewelers J 116 ~ * · all powei P•celie•ll con· black so 000 orig1n11
•Paint •Refurbllhlng -Faucet·D1sposa1-Spr1nkler Newport Blvd at 32nd dtllon $l 800 67'3 3122: mde6 $3 300 OBO
0 II Repair estimate anytime NOW' 111 OHi Sllps/Oocks/Storage , 499 l•93 •Carpentry • rywa • allo•· lr99 aces 'Lied ·p 1 646-62•2 Leo
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• 7022 1111& 1111 P I 4 I more Gary 645·5277 Stone-Tiie-Biock & A•1 PRIVATESALEOFPAINT· rtl. v w 1984 Vanagon
*"AllYIAI* 111n1ng Walla. l6 yrs e11p EXPERT Service & Repair I 1NGS l'ly deceased local •llV STDllAIE AID Red Sspct a c P s P b E•cellent throughout 7 R I L~ /Ina, rel1 675-3852 Plumber since 1952 art111 S20-S 10 000 By P mnrl sierf'O equalizer passenger 4 spcl dual
Big & sml Jobs-Work guar Water heaters-disPosals· YOU CAN EARN SSO -eppl 5•6-t t96 IOAT SLIPS* garageo 4~1'!1 condition a1c AM FM cass 20 000
CALLBruee847-0780 lollets-faucets-llxlures StOO AND MORE EAC"'ll De Ania BayS1de VIiiage S6•00 b 1315 mronnev.lactoryeng1ne.
•OUALITY Cerpentry.
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*'• lle:"°9035 964·8919 WEEK · WORKING PART 300 E Coast Hwv Newpt HONDA 87 ACCORD I XI slrong runne1 Mt<:heflns
Elec1rlc;al Painting. llO 1•1• TIME• : !Ids Mattnab 6030 Bch Call MF 9am 4pm HatchMC"-tlUI ''""' $1 500 Cali •97·0508
Plumb1n".Wlndowcov«· • • • FREE•FAEE•F'REEt 17 14)6731331 30 400 ,,.,, $8500 vwllllC-1.-'•ltt • We have a NEW PRO· 068·26'19 • .., ..,., lngs, Etc. Oavtd 9&0·791" CLEAN ANO EXPERT IUllf lllf .... GRAM tor STUDENTS Good clean 1111 dtrt 600 •Shp up 10 SO II ' blks Red with white 1op $7 000
------... ""' •-.. ~0011 ,_..A'rs & skylts .. elP•"" us get~ cus·I 4.,,,.522 ' ·1 1 nr Bey 111 Wate• elvc 1n-vert•ble Dorch ora,
-a _,, 11-.a-...-----FS~v~A JOOBC~~L~5~;; AnkWtllaJ & Commetctel 12· 16 YEARS OF AGE I Y~ds 5Leg9u7na59Beach No of Fun Zont1 on Pf'ntn JAGUAR IQ80 l(JS CO" OBO 64•·4236
Repairs a Fix Ups No Job L T-158,642 Ou.._· .. ty w' w .. k .. F-· Ratn "•~r·.· lor .... :r..,_ ~ws· Cl""--" 873-t943 I crpam 1nlertor t6K m11es vw Convertlble Suoe<· IAMA'S Prol'I House· Too Smell.est. 845-59H -·01 Of .. r ""''"' "" '"' """"' 3-36K milt warranty E• Beetle 197• new
clelnlng 111 yrs expar. ----FIS1 UAAANTEEfs~~ paper• Ptts & Anlmab 6049 l•afl.W. .... 4iahh cellent conditton Owne1 mot~ too $3 800 OBO
Pron in delallwortt F'r .. EUROPEAN CRAFTSMAN FREE Estimates tJ 4 .. ERE S T'-'E DEAL * *alfTI ·-· * 2 sllps Wiii accommodafe movt~ $49 000 OBO 85•·6965 213-654-6~0 est Ref's evall 9S3·9614 Home Rep1lr-Palnllng-•0 , __ •-"8·5891 494-8504 ,.., ., n;,.,_
Tiie & more Rea/Comm w.....,..... ... , --1 This 15 not 1 paper All Plfflll 65 and 45 P<>W9f or sa11 768 1 95 770 !>523 I -------!!""!!"!~ HIOTI Aft.A--CALL Sleftn 58t-7681 W/Aef1 Prof meelloal SBALBOAStSL ~.?<'FitNG route NO Clel1ver1ng in • "'ALTESE • ....., NewPort Bch 760-5070 MAZDA &• TOURING Autos Oomtstk 9300 c1re Current CPR ummer P«I.. nanc-.... ., •• Regular t4ouaect .. nlng •••tf lllf SlO/Hr A...._ ....... 5..,,,,. . I"" •vall Lie /Ina 25 yr1 vOlved e O,t.LMATIAN '379 SEDAN 6?6L)( • door H101 °M
Svc Shampoo oarpets. ..... . ""' .. _ "~ e;'p, Fr .. nt 875-5095 2 We provide tr•nspor • OLD ENGLISH Misc. Transportation hltChbeci.. Clean 65 000 ..... I-· lloon·wlndowt e3 t·I S1 t Elec ·Plumb-Painting-Lt tatton and training SHEEPDOG S399 m1i.. Good condltlOfl -.,_,Al
earnantry, etc 831-4043 IEIT IHflll 3 You would be WOfk•ng .. _ B"'"' C /Tr·.._ on14 ssooo 960 4873 Loeoed Low tow 1T11i.1 · ....... • Ak11a • ciwagte • ..... on !!!!p!!1 •"oen ov Pr.,,_,. to --'ti 673·8895 -oof/D-.i-An ....... k Wllh kldl your own eo• on F • 8 0 er • --I --.._ ·~-•. _..., d I .......... sales rt s e • 19711 TITAN 2•. MAZDA '88 323SE or 722·'03 1 HANDYMAN Carpentry 11Yntf.._LA Ou•lltY~ Cua1omar1 Rlehatd Sinor
(LIC. Int Aall) &45-1808
Plumblni Painting
Patchin' Remodeling Jerry 23· 1151 aw·•
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8.42-9274
CALL ME FtRSTI
FAE! !ST RE.AS RA Tl!S.
Ho Job Too llO or Small . Aon 722-1648
HOMI AINfENANCE
ANO REPAIR
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LhH8·APIO •• Poodle dlllon A STEAL •• $9500 Fully IOeded gOOO con-.no heve a Chane. to • Pug • Aottw.iter • 6"4·8722/D 759. t tO•IE MAZDA 88 323SE I dltlon. H 0 5 OBQ .. ,n daily & llreekly cash Sch1pperke • Shetland AM/FM caas ale Low ml. Wee1o.<1ay1 973· 1345.
bonuMI plul fO on Q\.11• Sheepdog • SM1-T:ru • 1990 PATHFINDER by S5 000 557 7095 w .. kenda 722·8220
Inga and more Toy F'o• Terrier • YOfkHt SPOATCOACH 211'• It MAZDA MIATA 1890 I CAOlLLAC •71 C OV
CALL US TODAY All puppies guaiant~ ~~ :1·1 tu~n9:~~P !·~ thov.r~09c0er .. ~19k~tn.w81 l Power wlndow1/toc1Ct
FOA MOAE PE6l:EN~ :~~~~ N $38 700 Nevwponer II I St3 99., r r .... I A/C AM/,M. oood
lN,OAMA TIONt te374 Beach Blvd •, m1 S Joe' 546-88231546-20 t 7 MERCEDES 1978 450SL lran9P0'11tl0n Ml..U 1, llt. IH 405 fwy ne11tto hro-t I 2 tops BEAUTY• MINT• 11000 OBO 723-1211 ......... 1•1.12•1 * '69 WINNEBAGO 23 FT S20,too 0 80 CaH for In·' CAOIU.AC ·79 !ldot.00. * • • Xlnt ~h;~1~ 6~~ t0fmat1on 714 848·40131 o i .. et Sl'larp t1K
AN IMAL Au l sttnce equlP~49 4945 1 I MERCEDES t985 300' Loaded S2SH 090
SUMM£A J08 L~ hU tom• nice Of· • TurbO wagon White with 6'4-M8t
Sea .... needt boating pflaneO doOS moat ••in Mot~/ navy 1ntf'rt0f unrool CADILLAC ·e• ,K1ory
Ca II too41ing tor rnp<>nllble -'r~· I E•~ t c;on01t~ MK con~tlble mook tod,
home & yard We alto ScootM l:K>. 18 m11et Sti,990 7 9-7035 44K. blldll red. dtOfMt Ni~ IOvely adult ~ti & 1917 YAMAHA AAZZ 300TE dUh fUlly loedeCI MOO 111 Plfll llU. oeoar kitten• th1U are A4ld IOCk hlle new $4~, MERCfOf 1 ...... ._...... '9200 534-2042
.. IM I -look"'O tor !Mode ~ • · W90on Bl.Ch ..-·~·v __ .-;..,
..... • Aft JMtll naut«ed with 080 MO 1117 7 900 m Peri.ct ton•
9ft ~ Cown M ~ et1011 939 .10 tt o t11on 9 41·2728.1 c.. ,._ ta Now Al;· m~o93 992·5385 4 WhHI 0ttttt I '"'4 1eo-too1
_.. ~IOM few 9C>l01M AC!OES 74 Aetocat· ltofe Manat_er. !•· LOVtHO hOme ONper· 8' ll XL T iny Mull $ 11 e>.e I S*••nc. In 8JMM;talty ....., neacH!d fOf 2 olaet FORD 1984 onco · ss 000 •• •s • ,... ...,.
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_,., Mttr .. .,p1rm1 tt'rta 1000 ....... Cllr.-I MD-'~ ~.Celt.•1ot M"UUWfO --·~ l Lookedlft ..._eer._ ..... lfATI. ~ Tiiie llWIMea It con· ,_. Tiiie lluelftw 11 oon-• -•a un Hon1 n.I ~. ,._ ~MC•IDUO "'-tollowlnt..,._.._. ·a:..~!= :!i =.,J';=:IOM.,.::::, by ........ ,,.,.. ~.::4~*.t'2~.0::. ~~iz::.=r·~,;~:~ .. g:':·1oe,.,,,.. v.., .... ,..:0• ·-~~:MUHICA•
n .eoo. Ul·0 4t or 4,too mlf••. r•n•o m ~•• ~ The r-eotttrMt(•) com· July 5, 1tt0 meno.ct IO w.... bulj.. A NCAN ~AATNea. Thie bull..... I• con· Te .._.,."• Collaem: TtONI, 12'9 ....,.,,, ._,.
54a,.39$t l12,000.145-tel3 .Patll ANOCl•I ... &117·H "*'* lo trlMICt t>ull· Tn..4M MN und9r Ille ~ 9)ttP COMllUNl'TIH, 1 dUClecl b~: eo<P*1J*I H I 0 ....... ante, inc. 19 •!. ANNl!n. Celt. Ntoe
NCO . .,. Con Altway A---. Co111 Meu, MM under the f lclltlOU9 8ullnell Name«t) ltetedje.ilfor• .,_ .. ll*tner• The r90latrM l(ll COM· ( .. I ~ 10 llw Olpert· ,..., C. Veit, 130' f.
CHEVY 1982 Cemer--0-ll LN vv tlnerltal CA 92m , 8 utlnett Na!M(•) lltltd ftalC M)llC( ll>O\le Of\i HIA • tNp, 1t OCM11 Vleta. Ntw• rMftCtd lo 1tll'INIC1 "'*'-ment ot ~ '!::: C• °"''"90· AnllMim.
Berllotttll, netw tires. gOOd Cl1aaic SulcicM Doors. John Hencoc:k ~tult L.lfe abcwe on: Mey 2•. 1990 George Coloutle ·Port leedl. c .... tHeO nett under the ~tltioul Control to Mii c.llf. 92808 1
condlUon, $2,100 OBO. OOOd Interior. Mtchan• ln1ur•nce Company, A vio. Prftident 1nnm Thlt tt•i.m.nt WM ftled Jact o.ngelo, 11 OcMI\ 8utlneu N•IM(•I titted ..._ .. 11 3211 Hetbof Thi• but lne.. It c»n·
673-2955 leafy Sound • l900. MllllCllluMttt COfpotltlon Thlt lt119"*11 WU filed '1CTITIOU9 ..... u with Ille County Clet1I of Or· Vitti, Ntwport. e..cn. Cellf. ~on: NIA llvd .. Cotta Meu. CA dUCtecl by..,, lndlvldual I
(714') 847-2393 John H1ncock Piece, wltl'I the County CIWk of Or· MAMI HA~ enoe Counly °" June 7, t2MO l(lm oenn Tiii ~ t 2t2e with "41" On S. The reglltr~t(•) com•'
CHEVY '70 Mallbu I -. -Suite 200. Two Copley ~ County on June a. The fOllowfng peraon1 are 1990 Hatte1Qt1 Jollne1on 6tO fhll 1t11ement wee l'w.d Gener11 (Pub. b l. Pl,) rT*ICed 10 tr.uact bUll· '
One owner. Le1&ure World LINCOLN 71 C0t11lnent11. Piao., Dolton. MA 02117 1990 dolllQ bUl lnetS I&: ,..,., O..monl ~ Suite '012. with lhe County CIWtt Of Or· llcente(t). ,.. under IM FICtltiOul I
Lady e11cellenl. 350 en· 460 engine. Runs good. HuntwOOd P1tk Partnere. ,._. c H E N G • s c H 1 N A PublleMd Or~ Coeat I.al veo-. N9Ye<le It 108 ~ County on M1y 30, ~ Orenge CoMt 8u1lnet1 Ntmt(•) lllled 1
gme. $4500 673·2614 $ 1250. SEE. 642·0561 Ltd , a C111to<nl1 llmlte<I Publltned Orano-Coeat KITCHEN, 2180 Harbor Blvd Ollly Pilot Ju,,. 28. Juty 5, Tiits butlne11 It con· 1990 . Delly Pilot June 28. tHO Above on: JlnultY 1. 1tt0 C;.~ Corvette ,78 LTD LINCOLN •82 Cootlnental partnerltllp Ollly PllOt June 14, 21, 21, ,:A, Coste Mest. C1Uf 12. 19. 1tt0 due1ecl by: a oen-•I pan· '•n1 Ttl-4a. p.-, c. Yelle
"Y'J 3 187-H Airway Avenue, Julys. 1990 92627 Th ... t 7 netlhle> Publlthed o r-. Oo.11 Thie lllletMnl WU l!Md
New Interior. serious only. load~6 ~~ ~c:;1b'ltlon, lo Coate M111. Ct llfornl1 Th·470 t<am Wah en.no. 23681 The r90letr1nt(•l com· Oelly Piiot June 7. 14, 21. H . with the County Ctenc of Or·
$7,700, 548·6018 ml, • · week-92626 Mariner Or 1149, Lagun1 ftB.IC NOTICE rnenced to ttMllCI INel-1990 "8JC NOTIC( etioe County on June 20.
DODGE .89 COLT days 973· l345. week· This bualna11 11 con-P\8.IC NOTICE Niguel, Calif. 92877 neM under the F1Ctltlou1 Th-455 1990
ends 722-9220. dueled by· a joint venture Chun 1. Cheng. 23681 FtCTITIOUf ..,..... 8u1lnH1 Name(t'9 lllle<I NOTIC• TO CMDITORS f4'1dt
scassspeeteted •. evac/ecll.enlamco'n'dm MERCURY 1969 Cougar The reglalrant com-K17'71 Mariner Or P49, Llgune NAMI ITAT9•NT lbove on: May 1. 1 9 P\a.IC NOTICE °" IUUC TllANWI" Publllhed Oran2r Jeoaal .. ' ~ menoeel to transact bull· F1Cf1T10UI .,..... NIQuel Calif 92677 The following pereons .,. Jecl\ Oengelo (...., 11'1 .. 101 Delly Pilot June • u Y "•
$5900 272-3693 XRT Loaded. great con· ne$S under lhe flotftlous NAMI ITA'nMINT this' business Is con· dOing bUtlnett u · Thie 1t1tement w• fifed Knm u.c.c. 12. 19. 1990
FORD 1963 Falcon dllio., Best offer Call business name or n1me1 The IOllowlng l*•ona are dueled by· l)usband and wife ( a ) D 1 A M ci N D 1 with the County Clerk of Or· '1CTJ110U8 8U8Mt8 Notice 11 hefeby glwn to Th·500
Convertible, wlHle, new 497·5047 listed above on 06/04/90 dolng buslne11 es. The reglstrant(s) com· (b)OIAMONO II, 3841 Cam· eoge County on June 8. NAMI ITATtMINT cradllort ol tl'lt within ----------
MERCURY 1976 Monarch HUNT W 0 0 0 PA AK TENNIS TOOLS INTER· menced to transacl bull· pus Drive, Suite 220. New-1990 The IOllowlng peraon1 .,e nlll'led lransl91'or(S) that a Pta.IC NOTICE engine. 1 r ~nsmls~i~~· 4DR. newmotor. good rub· PARTNERS. L TO.. a Call-NATIONAL. 3400 Avenue of ness under lhe Flc1tlloua porl Beach, Call!. 92660 ,._ dotng bullne" 11: bulk transfer Is t bOul to be __ .;...;;;.,;;;~.;...;.;.._ __ _
runs great. 4.500 be r . $ l . 2 0 0 0 8 0 fornle llmlted partnership the Arts, Apt. H-412, Costa Busmen Name(s) listed George A. Gouvls, 11, 4991 ~ubli.shed Or81\Qe Coatt NEWPORT AUTO CAM: m1d4t on 1*10nat ptopel'ty NOT1CI OP
538·6712. 640_0924 Sy: Richard Hall & As-Melli, Ctllf. 92626 above on June 8, 1990 Persimmon Lana. Irvine. Daily Pilot June 21, 28, July CENTER. 1000 Wffl Pacific hltalnlrt91' de$C<lbed. Tf'UITll'8 IALI
FORD 1978 Courier soclates. Inc .. a California Dougtaa Pennmg1on, 3400 Kam Wah Cheng Calif. 92715 5, 12. 1990 Coast Hwy •H. Newpott Thi name(s) and bu11neM NO .... 11
Camper shell. red. runs corporalton. a general part-Avenue of the Arts, Apl This stalemenl was llled Jerry A. Simon, 33522 Th-480 Beactl, Calfl. 926a0 address ol the Intended YOU ARE IN DEFAULT
great SI ,000 553. l293 ner H-412, Costa Mesa Cahf wtth 111e County Clerk ol Ot· Coral Reacll St .. Dana Point. Abotfazl Hashempour and transferor(•) are: NABIL UNDER A OEED OF TRUST
Richard A. Hall. President 92626 ange County on June 7. Calif 92629 rta.IC NOTICE Fariba Hasllempour. 25481 MANSOUR, 1905 At11n11 OATEO 04/1'189. UNLESS
FORD 1982 Muslang GLX This statemenl was IOed This business '"' con· 1990 This business Is con· Sptnlewood. Laguna Niguel, Ave., Huntington Beach, CA. YOU TAKE ACTION TO
Excellenl condiltoll. all with the Counly Clerk ot Or· ducted by an ind1v1dua1 F45t74t ducted by: a general part· FICTITIOUS 8UllMEll Call!. 92677 The location on Cafltorn11 PROTECT YOUR PAOP-
power. Alpine stereo No anoe County on June 5, The reg1strant(s) com· Publtbl•il<l Orange Coast nersh1p NAME ITA'nMINT This buslneH ts con· of lhe chief executtve office EATY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT
den ls. no rust $2 ,250 1990 menced to 1ransac1 buso· Oaoly P1101 June 14. 2 1, 28. The regtStrant(s) com· The fOllowlng ,,.rl()n& ire ducted by· husband and wlte or principal bu11neu office A PUBLIC SALE. tF YOU
080 673·3745 FUl3o44 ness under the F1ct111ous July 5 1990 menced 10 transact bust· dOing business as: The reglslrant(s) com· ol the Intended transteror Is NEED AN EXPLANATION Pubtoshed Orange Coast Business Name(s) 11s1edl Th-467 ness under the F1c1111ous W H E E L CE N T EA menced to t1ansac1 busl• (ti .. ,.,,,. as above," so OF THE NATURE OF THE
FORD 1989 Thunderbird Oany Polol June 12, 19. 26. above on May 1. 1990 I Business Name(sl listed SPECIALISTS, 208 Welles· ness under the Ftelllious s111e) same PROCEEDING AGAINST
Silver. lully loaded. 1nclud· July 3 1990 Douglas Ponnonglon PUBllC NOTICE above on: NIA 1ey Lane, Costa Mesa, CA Business Name(s) listed All other buslnHS names YOU. YOU SHOULD CON·
111g sunrool & CO player. T-587 This slatemenl was 111ed Jetry A Simon 92628 above on NIA and addresses used by the TACT A LAWYER.
$15.900 854·2185 OLDS 1970 Cutlass Su-with lhe County Clerk of Or· I FICTITIOUS BUSINESS This slalemenl was hied Brett R1ndolph Forrester. Abollazl Haahempour intended trnasleror within On 07118190 at 10:00 PUBLIC NOTICE ange County on June 6, NAME STATEMENT woth the County Clerk of Or· 208 Wellesley Lane, Costa This Slllement was tiled three years last past so faf' A .M TRANSAMERICA
FORD '66 MUSTANG 289 preme. 2·door, loaded 1990 I The lollowing persons are ange Coun1y on June 8. Mesa, CA 92626 wllh lhe County Clerk of Or· es known lo the Intended TITLE INSURANCE COM·
Aulomatic A/C 95°0 re-estale sale. 1 owner K57930 F45154t doong business as 1990 Th11 business Is con· ange County on June I, transferee are. (II "none," so PANY 11 duly appointed
l>tored As~ 1119 $6500 $ 2 4 5 O Ex c e 11 en I FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Published Orange Coast L AKE w Av HEAL r H f'5ttl2A ducted by an 1nd1vldual 1990 stale) none Trustee under end pursuant
723-1449 775·6840 NAME STATEMENT Oa11y Pilot June 14 21 28, CARE, 23632 Aockf1eld El Published Orange Coast The reo1stren1 com· F459081 The name(s) and buStness 10 Deed ot Trust recorded
FORD 86 THUNDERBIRD The lollow1ng persons are July 5. 1990 Toro Cahl 92630 Daily Pilot June 28 July 5 . menced 10 transact bus1· Published Orange Coast address of the Intended 2/27/90 11 1ns1rument No PLYMOUTH 1986 doongbusinei.sas Th·468 Cr.iogSinger 22542 Killv 12 19 1990 ness under the l•ctolious Oa1ty P11olJune7 14,21.28. lr a ns l eree(sl are 90·102072.lnSook/Aeel -.
Elan. Fully loaued. musl Caravelle Turbo Loaded, AST REALTY PARTNERS El Tuio Call! 92630 Th·499 business name or names 1990 C HAKVUNG CHOUGH. Page/Image -. of Official
sell S7 900 OBO allmain1a1nancerecords. 162t5AltonParkway.lrv1ne PUBLIC NOTICE I This business 15 con· ltsted above on June 19, Th-447 5305 W estrldge Ad . Aecorda,executedby·
721·8338 excellenl cond11lon Call! 92713 ducted by an individual PUBLIC NOTICE 1990 Anahetm. CA 92807 I RICHARD RUBOTTOM.
FORD .89 PROBE LX S3,850 252·8205 days, AST Research. Inc: a K571n The regostranl(s) c.om-Breit A Forres1er PUBLIC NOTICE Thal lhe properly perll· ANO, DIANA M. AUBOT·
Low miles. coior wnite. lull 838·6618 eves/wknds Delaware cor por at ion FICTITIOUS BUSINESS menced :o transact bus•· FICTITIOUS BUSINESS This s1a1emen1 was hied nent hereto tS described on TOM. HUSBAND ANO WIFE
power, •lectronic equip· PONTIAC .76 SUNBIRD C16a2111159A21~~n3 Par~way, Irvine NAME STATEMENT ness unde1 tne F1c111ious NAME STATEMENT with the County Clerk or Or· FEDERAL~ y FUNDED general as· all lurn1ture, flw. t AS COMMUNITY PROP·
met1t, custom wrieels 91 447 miles $500 OBO 1 AST "eall" Inc The tollow111g persons are Busoness Name1s1 ltsted The following persons are ange County on June 19. NOTICE 11ures and equi pment EATY, as trustor(s). In the .., , a Cali· doong busoness as abo•e on June l 1 1990 I ao1ng business as 1990 F4e097• INVITING 1108 1oge1her with the goodwill othce of the County Re-s 12.750 766·~257 Runs Call 631·7837 llornla corporauon 16? t5 l 1 1sEL 1 N E & As . Craig Singe• I EDEN CLEANERS 280 l Published Orange Coast CC·1lS and lrade name or that cer.· corder ol ORANGE County.
----SOCIA TES 121PAAKEA & This i.1a1ement "'"i. tiled Harbor Bl Costa Mesa. Daily P1101 June 21 28 July Noioce ,5 hereby given that I lain card and gift shop bust· S111e of C.1llforn11, WILL
ASSOCIA TES f 3 )AS w11h lhe Counly Cle1 I. o.>t Or· Caltf 92626 S, 12, 1990 sealed bods wtll be received ness and IS localed at· 8905 SELL AT PUM.IC AUCTION
SOCIA TEO GHOUP OEN· ange County 011 Juroe n Oavod Oaghee Lee 7836 Th-482 by lhe City or Hun ling ton 1 Allan la Ave Huntington TO HtOHll T 8K>Oe" 'Ofl
TAL PRACTICES 1300 1990 Arbor Cir Huntinglon Beach at the orroce ol the I Beach. Ca CAIH (p1yable at time of
Adams Avenue Su1e 17N F4e13S1 e e .. ch Caltt 92647 PUBLIC NOTICE Co1y Clerk at Ctly Hall, 2000 The business name used sale In lawful money ol the
Costa Mesa Ca11t 92626 Pub1 ~r1t!oJ O• Jnge Coast 1 his business os con· Main Street Hunt1ng1on by lhe said 1ransleror(s) al United States) at
Parker Turne• Seline and 0.111y P11u1 June 28 July 5. ducted by an 1nd1v1dual FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Beach Ca1tforn1a. un1o1 1he saod locatton ts LANDMARK AT THE CHAPMAN AV·
Assoc1a1es Inc. a Cahlorn1a t::' t9 t990 • The reg1s1ranl(s) corn· NAME STATEMENT hour ot 2 00 pm on July 16. CARDS & GIFTS ENUE ENTRANCE TO THE
corporaloon t300 Adams Th -504 rnenced to transact buS•· The lollowong persons are 1990 at which time they will That said bulk 1ranster " CIVIC CENTER BUILDING,
Avenue Su11e t7N Costa roess under tne F1c1111ous doing business as be opened publicly and read tnlended to be consum· 300 EAST CHAPMAN AV·
Mesa Cal1I 92626 PUBLIC NOTICE Business Name(S) hsledl KORAELA TIONS 7795 aloud 1n 1ne Council mated at lhe otltceCol OP· ENUE. ORANGE. CA 00000, Tt11s bu~•ness is con· Jbove on Jur1e 9 1990 Seabreeze Dr Hunt1ng1on ChamDe•s tor me con51ruc-POATUNITY ES ROW, all rtghl. lltle. and 1n1erest
dueled b~ a co•poratoon j FICTITIOUS BUSINESS David Lee Beach Calo! 92648 11onot" Mun1c1pat Pier 1n the 1205 E Chapman Ave • Or· conveyed to and now held
TM r1o<g1s1rantts1 com· NAME STATEMENT Thos SH!leme111 w.is l11ed Chades A Horn1sn i795 City of Hunlu•gton Beach ange Cahfornia 92666 on or by 11 under said Deed of
mer.c;ecJ 10 11.1ns .. c1 bus• 1n., lollowtng oerson~ .ire with the Countv <.;1.,,~ ot Or· S.iabr1:ele Or Hunt111g1on A set or olans spec1t1-alter June 17 1990 Trust 1n the property situ·
ness unoe• 'hf' F11 ltl•uus oJu111g hus11,,..,~ as ange County 011 Ju"e tY Beach. Cat•! 92648 ca1.011;, ano other con1rac1 Thts bulk lransler 05 S4lb· aled tn stod County and
Bus•nl'SS Ndme1s1 l1~1ed MA S VIDEOS 18:?;? 1990 Thos busones~ is con· dcx.um .. ms may be oblatned iect to Caltlorn•a Unilorm Sllle descrobed as
aoovl.' on N A I Nl•Npc•• t Bt•O Cost.i M .. ,.. F461010 dueled by an 1ntl1v1dual on Juroe 1<' 1990 al lhe De· Commercial Code Sec1ion PARCEL 1:
EloZcltlt·llt 0 Par •t•• $ec C.ilo! 9.'b2' Publ1Sl1l'd 01 .. nge Coast The re91Mrant1s1 c;om· partmenl of Public Works 6106 LOT 74 OF TRACT 3519. •eta•~ 1 Mir.am Mcl.in•ed t06G DJ•ly P1ICJI Juror 28 Jllly 5 mt'nced 10 transac.t ous1· 2000 Main Street Hunt· The name and address of AS SHOWN ON A MAP
Tn1s Slattontt'nl Wd~ f11eo 9.,, ~" q1t,1111 Lio N1•w11u11 1~ t9 t\100 111:ss unaer lhe f'1ct1t1ous tnQIOll Beilch Caltlornta. the person with whom, THEREOF RECORDED IN
"11'1 llw Cv11• t, t:•~•• ,, O• , fl••·"·'' c:. 111t 9.:>Gf•O T 11 !>OS Business NamP• s 1 Ii sled upon r Pceopt 01 a non-relun· claims may be tiled •S OP·, BOOK 128. PAGES 18 TO
a ng,. C.:uu"ll "' J""' lo 1 lri,, lius•IW~\ 1s ~011 above on June 18 1990 dablt' fpe 01$:J500 PORTUNITY ESCROW. 21. INCLUSIVE, OF MIS-
t'l90 •hi< to·ll t•v .1,. "'IJ•v1U11,1I PUBLIC NOTICE Chai:es Hornish Eacn Dod snail oe made on 1205 E Chapman A• e · Or-CELLANEOUS MAPS. RE·
F4SllS35 T1 ... "g•~"'"'''~' com I Tnos s1atemen1 was loled the Pioposal Form and '"ange CA 92666 and lhe laSI CORDS O F ORANGE
P"t , .. ,t .. ·.i ll• '""' 1,,11,,,, '' ""<'"'. le• 11.111i. 1<1 """' I FICTiTlOUS BUSINESS with 1he Counly Clerk 01 Or-the manner pro~•ded on tile day tor hlong claims by any COUNTY. CALIFORNIA
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L>.1.i1 "'"'' J.1111• t i 1 1 281"""• """"' 1111· F•tl•t"'"" NAME STATEMENT ange Counly on June 21 conlr«c:f documents and C1editor Shall be June 16 EXCEPTING THERE·
Jul,· 1""1.• H., ,,,,.~ •• 111ar,,e1s1 11sfed The tollow1ng pt>t~un,. a•e 1990 shall IJ{' JCtnmpanoed by a l990 which is the business FROM ALL OIL. O IL
I I• .11''' .t "''" ""'' " 'Ho') 11111119 business as F4e1229 ceruf•ed 01 cashiers check day before lhe consumma· RIGHTS, MINERALS. MIN·
----------'.I M• '·""'"j JAOf RESTAURANT Published Or.11•ge Coasl or a bid bond tor not less lton date speciloed abO•e E~AL RIGHTS. NATURAL PUBLIC NOTfC[ '"'" '1"'"""'1 t v. ,., li11·d H' 13 H.1•t1or Bl•d Cosla Daily P11ot June 28 July 5 I ornn 10•. ol 111e amounl 011 Dated June 8 1990 I GAS RIGHTS. ANO OTHER " ti II I' ( n., .. , I 1..... 'l)r l.lt·~a l.""' 9262(, t2 t9 1990 I lne 010 fll.IOl' vayable to 1ne1 Challyung Chough, In-Hy OR oc A ABO N s 8 y
K57903 " •' l '""' '"' t '"' t' l)I.-, rong tU332 lh·501 C.:tl) 01 Hunw191on Beach l l•nded Tranlllfff WH A TSOFVER NAME
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS '1 ''-A•uridt•I A•e11ue We-s t t T11e Cot1trd'10r st\all 1n thel Published Orange Coasti KNOWN THAT MAY BE
NAME STATEMENT F4S9943 , ,,~It>• Caltl 9:>683 t pt.>rformanct' 01 lhe work Daily PolOI June 28 1990 1 WITHIN OR UNDER THE
'1 ,. '• 11 '"" .; r .... ,. ' "' ,1 .•11·oJ U• '"I• I ..... 1 Mu111ta Let.> 1707 V. 1,.or PUBLIC NOTICE I JnoJ 1mprovemC'nls conlorml Th·-483 PARCEL OF LANO HEREIN·
l<t '""t" ""' o "• ~"'' J,.,, • • J·•• A\tH•u" S .Alnnmora I'"' 111e Labor Code ot lhe ABOVE DESCRIBED. AHl.HI" 1,11<',f" ,11,1( '' 1 • 1 • t 111) ( ,, t < 180 1 1(57641 o;1,l11· ,,, C.:il •u•n•a ,J'1d other TOGETHER WITH PEA·
::,[n',•lf', 1 tt """" 1r .lroa l 11,.., l''""' ,, ton FICTITIOUS BUSINESS I'''"'" .i '''" Sliilt• vt Ca1o-1 PUBLIC NOTICE PETUAL AIGHTSOFOAILL·
I f1 , •" • ,, 1 c <1·.1.1 ~.~ ..... 1 ll,. lo·.;l t•, , 1 .11 "",, NAME ST A TEMENT I'"'"', .1p1.ihtJlllt> 1'1e•elo ING M INING, EXPLO·
f o ' • •. r PUBLIC NOTIC[ 11.. ...,,. ,, '"""' cM1 I Ttw to lnv.•11Q P•"SO"S art'!"'"' ", l'•cep110" only ot 151104 RATION ANO OPERATING
A f 1,1 .,., , ,., • I"'''"' ••ti 1, •· ''""" 1 1 .,,, <J< "'Q l>ll''"""'!o JS "'"' • " ,lltO•ts that rnay be NOTICE OF THEAEFAO ANO STORINO
1011 , •'I• • 11 " tw .' FICTITIOUS BUSINE SS '" .~ u'""'' 11.. 1" '"''""I L • ~' " t ( 1 T ( R1 r<'(lu>r <'O u"de• the special, TRUITIEE'S SAL.£ I IN ANO REMOVING THE 4• NAME STATEMENT lfo 11 , ,\ N.'""'"I 1•,lt'tt fNTfHPH1',fS "(,!> OJ>i;r >l.Jl11I"' ou•suant to wh1cn T.S. NO. to-011 SAME FROM SAID LANO
owr· • •. t '"''"'""' ~·•" ,r,11, .,,,. ·'"' ,,, ..,, Jim•·:-1 I"'•(• !lt•Pt'I ( ''"''J MP~" (.31tl I L·•oceeot1•<i~ nernurlder arel YOU ARE IN DEFAULT OR ANY OTHER LANO. IN-
1 • 1< , 1" , , • .;~ ()11.i,1 I '"" I 9:?626 1 tdkl'n .mil wh•th nave nol UNDER A DEED OF TAUST CLUOING THE RIGHT TO
" 1r., :>.'. 11! ~"' '.") ltus ,,.,,,.,,,. "' ..,,,, lolt"I Lonkl;>tter Ente•orises J t.e<•11 >UIJl'''UtJ••<J oy th41' DATED 9-14·89 UNLESS1 WHIPSTOCI< IA OIAEC·
• 11~<; 1,•/.f:>o<TT1·,c, ""''•o•1< ... 1111i11·••ol O• CJlifor1n.JC.enl'1.;IPdt1ner "'"''''"''of the Laoo,VOU TAKE ACTION TOI TIONAL'.Y DAILL ANO
",, , t !• 1• ,, , • 1" , t 1 , • , , A,, ... 1 .. 1 c. ""'" t '""' • '" ·"'"l' ;/I i65 B.ilo.t'• St•t't'I Costa Coa" P11•lfl•l'"'" 10 labor PROTECT YOUR PROP· MINE FROM LANDS OTHER
,,.. • ,, I•• ,,,, t 1 t , ,. ,, 1, A• 1 ''" ,o t 1 «lot tQ9CJ Mo.>s.i C.:1111 926;>6 ~r1Jll t•e 91ven Of11y 1n the EATY IT MAY BE SOLO AT THAN THOSE HEREIN ·
I U1. • .. ''·•'"'"" ,, •t •• :o. I F461300 JdC.k & B l•IJ,llJ ><.1nldet1e1 m,;11•1er IJfO\leled by l.;JW A PUBLIC SALE IF vou1 ABOVE DESCRIBED. Oil
.ti• ,, , N /\ Gt't'rqt· , ,, .,. , t 40 ~vtJ• .,,,,.J O• •"Qt' Coc1st Revoc ... 01,. Trust Jae k No b•O s11a11 bt> consodered. NEED AN EXPLANATION. OR GAS WELLS. TUNNELS
<;•,11.i,.y "·''' I' r ,,,,, • .,, r o ... 11 ,. C1o ,., 0• Cw 1nJ Q,,.1y p,1 r Ju"" 18 Juiv 5 I L•n~tetter T rus1ee 76!> unlPSS 11 •S made on a form I OF THE NATURE OF THE, AN 0 SH AFT S INT 0
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cable Trust Artnur G provisions 01 the proposal On July 20 1990 at 945I SCRIBEO. ANO TO BOT·
L1nlt.lt>tte, 1 ruSt"e i6!1 1equ11emtont~ AM ORANGE COAST TOM SUCH WHIPS TOCKED
Bake• Strt>f't Cosf t Mesa Eaclt D•dUer mu~t bej F1NANC1Al CORP a Cah 10A DIRECTIO NALLY
Ca111 9?6,'6 1 cen~ed and atso pfe· forn1a corporaroon as dutyl OAltLLEO WEL LS TUN-
111,., tJ<1s11w~s ·~ con qu.11ot,,.O "' •!"Qlllft'd by law appotnled T ruslee under NELS ANO SHAfTS UNDER
C1uctt'll l1; ,, g .. ,, .. ,,,1 p,)1t Hie <.,1ty <..ounc;11 ot the and pursuant lo Deed of,AN O BENEATH O A
11crsh11J C11y or Huntington Beach re-Trusl recorde<S September BEVONO THE EXTERIOR
The r1.<g1:.trr.1n11s1 c;om ~too.es 111.-right 10 re1ect anyl 21. 1989 as inst No LIMITS THEREOF ANO ro
me11ct><l lo lrJ11l>CICI hu\1 or .111 bids 89-506690 in boo~ page otj AEOAILL. AETUNNEL "''"l> '""lo" 1r1., r 1t t11to..1~ By o•Ot<• ot lilt' Cit 1 Coun· Olt1c111t Records '" the olt1ce1 EOUIP MAINTAIN REPAIR 6u!>1flt'~' Name1~1 l1~t "dl col of the C1ly or Huntington of lhe County At>corder olj OEEPfN ANO OPERATE
11bo,,.n,, Jun•• tJ 198~· Beuch C,,h1nri1111 the 21sl ot ORANGE County State or AlllY SUCH WEL LS OR
Jack L1nklf'ttf'• !rust"" M.11 '990 CALIFORNIA h ecuted by MINES. WITHOUl HOW·
Thi' st.i1+11111•11t w.is f•lt.'O Connie 81ockway. City Jonathar• l Brand 1 EVER THE RIGHT TO
with tr•c Cour•t1 C:lf'fk of Or Clatll of the City ol Hunt· WILL ..>Ell AT PUBLIC! DAILL MINE. STORE EX·
,trrgt> County 1111 May 30 lnglon BH ch AUCTIONTOHIC.HEST BID·1 PLOAE ANO OPERATE
199') 2000 Main Street (7 1~1 OEA FOR CASH 1payable at THROUGH THE SURFACE
F451772 !>36 S4J 1 1tme or sale 1n lawlul money OR THE UPPER SOO FEET PutJl1~'""' 0 1 11111•· Co,1s1 Pubftt1ned Orange Coast of lhe United States I at the, OF THE SUBSURFACE OF
0.1tl) P1tul J''"' i td :> t 28 0.111; l'11ot June 1S 21 28 main tnorlhl entrance lo lhe THE LANO HEREINABOVE
1<190 July 1 tQ<") Counly Courthouse 700 DESCRIBED AS RE ·
Tn 4411 f Th56? C1v1c C1>nl1>r On•e West.1 SERVED IN DEED AE·
--------------------1 ::ianta A"a Ca1tlo•n1a CORDED SEPTEMBER 20 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 1 all flQlll 11t1e dnd 1nlefestl 1977 IN BOOK 12383 PAGE _______ ..;.;;. __ --__;~_;;,,.....;;....;..;.;. __ c.orweyt'J to and now held1525 OFFICIAL RECORDS
NOTICE OF SALE I Dy •I u•1oe1 said Deed ol PARCEL 2
OF RE AL PROPERTY T·ust in the properly Sllu· TOGETHER WITH NON·
AT PRIVATE SALE 1 .tle<I 111 s.i1d County and EXCLUSIVE APPUATE·
The tollow111g person~ ,u(' A·1427M Slate dt>scr1bed as 1 NANT EASMENTS OVER
<101119 bus•nes!> as lrt loo Suptlf1or Court ot I Lot 2 on Blocll ~33 ot Cor-LOTS A ANO LOTS 14 t TO
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FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
J & J BUILDING AS· lht• St;11e ot Cal1lorn1a for ona <lei Ma• on the Coly of 159 INCLUSIVE OF SAID
SOCIA TES 207 Edgewaler t111• tnu111y or 01,1n9e
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. Ne,,·pc-·1 Beach as per mapl TRACT 3357 FOR THE
Batbo,1 Caht 'l?661 111 tlie matter 01 lhe Fslalc record•:d on Bouk 3 r>.14es PURPOSES ANO AS OE·
Joseph J fvllns ')07 111 J;iltn Weldo11 Ortsk1ll Oe· 4 I and 42 ot Miscellaneous SCRIBED IN ARTICLE XIII
(llyt•w.olt'• Bc11tJoa c.1111 H•,1sed M.ips tn lhe ottoce ol lf'lt! SECTION 4 OF THE DEC
02661 No1oce1snt11e1Jygi.en 1ha1 County Aecorclt<• or said LAAATION OF COVE·
This 1>ust11t'~~ 1< c:o11 ine unders1gnl'C1 woll sell at I Counly j NAN TS CONDITIONS ANO
11.1eted hr at• in"divodu.tl Private s.ilt• lo the hoghesl The street address and RESTRICTIONS HEREIN·
lhtt reg•<;lranll!'l com-.1no bt-i.I l>•lhJl•• subiect to Olhtn c.ornmon des1gna1ton I AFTER DESCRIBED IN
mcnc.ed lo t• ansaGI bus• 1.v11l11 '11,111011 01 :.did Su· I '' any ot ti,.. real property SUBJECT TO SECTION 2
llt<SS u11oJl'• :r1l' r •Gl•l•ous t>\f"V' C<lurt "'"l' Jlter lhe Cle s c "n" 11 a Dov P 's The slteet address and
Bust1lf" ~ N 1mt>f S 1 listed I lilt Cl.1y uf J .. 1y t9QO <1tthe Pu• POii r d to be 300 other commo., Cles1gna1ton
,1bo1ri• '"' M.iy 1 1090 oJll1._e ot J M•ChJt'I Jacob Fernleat A~enue Corona dell '' any. of the real prope<"ty Ju~vvioJ h,111~ 160S:e BP11cn Boule•ard.I Mar Ar('J N,.wpo1t Beach described abo•e ts
Tnii. ,,1,o1emt1rtl was Ill.id Su•l e 167 ttun11ng1on Calitoinia j purporled 10 be 4509 SUR·
with the <.:uunty Ctt>rl. ol Or Beach CA 92647 Countv ol The undersigned fru&let! nEY DRIVE. CORONA DEL
.m1,1e Counly 0,1 M.ty JC! O•.mge Stale nl Ca1tto1r11a disclaims .)ny hatJ1l1ty lor any! MAR. C,\ 92626
l<'l':IO ,111 lht> roghl tow and 1n1eres1 1nco1.~(f1eu of me street, BENEFICIARY AICHAAO
F4517:t4 01 said den>o>•'el al '"" 11me iltld•eH and other common! & L A u AA C ROW e LL
Putih"""'' 0 1 .rncw Coiul of death and .111 the rtghl desognatoon ol any shOwr1 7 14·6<44·24i 9
Oil•ly p111 1 JuM• 7 14 ;> t 78 11tle Jnd interest lhal 1he es-1 hereon The unde151gned Trust"
l990 1att> of siltd cJeceasE'd has Said 5ale woll be made. but d1scla1ms any 1tab1hly for any
Th-449 acqu11ed by operatoon of lawl wllhoul covenant Of w11r· incorrectness of lhe str .. t
----------or olherw•se omer than or 1n ranly e~press or •mPhed re-address 11nd other common PUBLIC NOTICE addt11on 10 thtll ot said de· gmdlng 1111e poness1on. or deslgnallon. ol any. snown
K57'21
FICTITIOUS eUSINUS
NAME STATEMENT
The lollow1ng ptuson~ are
Oo111g ousor1ess as
COPPEATAEE OCLI 151
Kalmus Drove F·6, CoSla
Mesa. Call! 92626
Nam Hit! 0 11 and Young
SOOll Korn. a Gtmer al Par!·
nershop 17303 Stowf'1' Av
11nue, Cerrolos Calif 00701
Tl11s bu11ness 11 ron
clucted by a ge11er111 pGrt
r>ursflop
The rego&tr anl(tl com·
menct"d to 1rnna11ct bus•
noss u11der lht> tict111ous
Ous1nes" Nllml'isl ltsted
ll"ov•• bn NIA
N9m Hee Oh
Thia statPrmim wll~ Med
woth the County Clml. ot Or ·
an•H! County O<\ May 29 10~0
cea~ed. at lhe time ot death., encumbrances. 10 pay the herein
1n and to all th.-certam real remam1ng principal sum oi l Said sale will be maoe. but
property s1tualt"d 1n lhe Clly the notfll(S) IH'Cured by said without covenant or Waf·
ol Hunlongton Beach of Or·, Deed or Trust. wotll tnlerest r1n1y. axpren or 1mplled, ra-
ange S101e or Ca11torn1a thereon as provided tn said! gi rding 1111• possen1on. or
por11cularty dcsc.robed ns IOI· nolel$), advances ti any. encumbrances. 10 pay the
towt. to-wit under the 1erms ol Hid Oeecl remaining prtnclpat sum of
Lot 18 of Tract 41<10 as ol Trust fees. charges. 1ndl the note(s) secured by Mid
per map record!'r1 on Boal< eapenstis ol lhe TrU1tee and Deed of Trust. wlth onteresl
14 7 Pages 27 and 28 ol Mis· ot IN! !rusts crealed by saldl the1eon. es provided in aaod
cellaneous Maps recorded Deed ol Trott note(s). advances 11 11ny
on lhe Oll1ce ol lhe County The 101at amounl of the I under the terms ol 1111d Deed
Recorder of said Covnly. unpaid balanoe of 1114! 01>11-, ol Trusl. feel. ctteroes and
more commonly known1 gat1on secured by the prop-i ••i>et'lff ol the Trustee and
as 15972 W111e11 Lone Hunl· erly 10 be sold and reason· or Ille truslS created by said
•ngton Beach CA 92647 , able ""'mated costs. u -Deed 01 Trull, for the
Terms ol $8le c.ash 1n law· penscs rind (ldvanoes at thej' amount reasonably tstt-
lul money ot lhe .. United' lime ol 1h11 1n111111 publieallon mated to be 158.324 40
Slatt"s on coriftrmatioo of! of Ille Notice of Sale II The t>eneltctary under said
1010 or Pll•I c;ish 1111d bal· S147,t2190 j0eedottruslheretolore1x
rinct c,1oe111;ed hy 11ote H · 1 Tri. oenettcinry unO.. a&ldl ecuted end del1verftd to the
cur•C l1'f Mortg!lgft 01 TtuM Deed of Trutt h4'1e1of0o .1 •x· un<te1110ned wr111an Oeclat
DN·d on thcl p1operty ~o fl.uted 1n'1 o h,,.,ed 1..1 the auon of Oetaull and Demand
sold lf!n porccnt ot nmovnt vn<lerttg,,.,a a wr111en Oec·1 f0t S11e. ond 11 wrttten No-
b•d to be dtlpo11tled with bid ' l11r11llon OI Default end De· tice ol Delavll and Elac:tlOn
Boda or Olttirs 10 be on w•tl• mand tor Salt, 11nd "wrlll•ni to Sell The undttrslgned
11ig 1110 woll bot received at Notice ot Or-fault and l!.lac:· 01used Hid NOltCe ol 0.-.
tr,., AIO<fl~OIU ollic• Ot tny tton to Sell Th• undttt-OMdl fault and EleCllOfl to Sell to
tomt ntte1 t~ Intl publo· eaulfld said Notlee of De-be recorcs.d 1n the coumy
cotoon h111aof 11nd hflC'lf11 faull 01\d C~llon to $foll IOI~·• the retl p101>9ny ''
Th 4~3 01111 of sol• t>e tt1Co1<1•cl on me rounty toe<d
Oate<t 1t1is 141tt day of wf1¥1P tM ttQI ptopetly 11 O•t• 06121190
I June 1990 IOClllNI TMMl.,_RICA TITl.I P\alC ft()TfCl AClmt01stra1or Wtlh Woll Oalt JuM 25. 1990 IMl&MAMCll COMPAMY, _____ ...._........, __ ,, AflM).ed Of Ille Cttllt o1 0 Ill AN QI C 0 At T U TIIUeTWa-. •1 CtwC
KS1'at Hid Dfo~I 'IMA.MCW. COW~ .. It etltTllll D"IVI WlaT
'ICTrTtOUI IMl8IMIH A I t o t n e r ( 1 > f o 11 f uettn A-. ... ... W , 9MTA ANA. CA
NAMI I TATIMINT rAANCH COZlOlf. Ad·rlenta AM. CA tll7't (JM) tml1 TM-M?...,t.
Tllo lollow111g ~1t100 tlll' ...... kit• Wllll #• Aft•1 ... nn ., AMt --LIY, Aa-O'Wl8 Lu .. lnf'•• M• ne1ett 1 ., U... l. T.._ MllMT MCMTM\'
Vt Cu MARf 1'63 ri111 P\;UlisMd Oran\)41 C<r.l'll rob1411410 Or~ Coa.tl P11b11.necl Or'•:r Co.1st
Vlf'"' f Cd l' CO<ll" Ml'"'1 tM1fr f'iliJI Jt111t• .1 1 418 Ju(y 0.11' f l"oll)( Jon(.• <'I JUI~ 5 04'11)' PllOI Jut It' ' Ally 5
llliiiil•lli•••··················································· Colot ~'G:n r, 1fl ·o , .. IMO U, '"° ~rrn 0 11ri1t flu 1i1,111v••11 Tn 4161 t11...tl9. __ ~.!!.!
-MlC 11)11:1 MIJCliOtll~ ..CIDllCl 1~~------....... ----~~11~~~--~~~--~--1 ?SC llteDep4ilt"""IOflndUflr._ ----~•W• TMN . ...,_., DUHN--'-~-·-· TW d ___ _Kaa.f 1" t~ Old Ne•port ._.... ....... In -'7 ..... a•MWF .... MO' ~Ol' .. ihiON AelatlOftt the oeneral NCJT1CEOP'-iitiCM AHO OHMTI ANY IUCH NOTlCEOP' iiiiOil NOTaOf NOT"q&!JiiiiiCJJJI 10\llevlfd So.~We Plan ottteie Of IN PtlfWWlt De-OI M~ .,.._,.. 0 prev~ rel• Of per diem TO. ~ULLI 0" Ml•ll TOAOllMl'NA ,.._.w.a TOA0!9Uf1R. ,.,.., e>et'"*lll ~•al°'Wlt'CoYtlr OF• weoea and the ~aral wmt0'1T tfO'#fVfft, THI EITAT'I OP: T&.NI. I0-111t1CA ESTATE OP Sil! P~N MVlfW HO. NOTICE IS HEAE8Y TM 91rMI llOdt-Md
CHARI I ..6,. :::.!~1n:;t:o:r 1n '::°.!! • ~. ~~J~. ~ ..... ,I VCX:. :'fug' °"°"~~ JOSEPHINE C. :!,;~~!1'! ~ === .::..,-: :-:', c.:":" ~ :.-=~ CAlaLll.a1...,._ ~tytnwl\ClthllWOftllllO IW 1._ IMT~ .... T•OflltHOT~~Hu~! ,.. ... -~1._ DAT£0'9NJNW t .1-. ..2U'~NE c01MWci'11Jr1tldenr1a1cte-rt1e••etMr.-• datc••!!o, •!,!.,.,.J.!c
T MO ... -""'l*fOfmad IOI tiach c;tfM CAii tj • -8UfV-..L ns .... ~" -""'· .. -· .. 'tCtl TM(( ACT~ -~"" ¥ti~ "'tlt\lfl in. Old .. "°"' on• ......... the putpOfl-0 .... ~ 0 ~.. ~OflypoofWOtktfneed.o lo To .. hllrl,100 ,,,T OF THE To .. Nlr-.10 MOTICT YOUR C.SIHCUM ......... ~ll'd9Plcif!QC4t'IH811Couneil~•. OCEAN FRONT DAJVI. b9f=:znl!lc:W-. ~ •ncu1e •.he contract Ttleee bellelc'r -., SUHURFACf 0' fHl t.MldlfiM. ~ MDPERTY. fT MAY • CAIE NO. A112'111 Piii' Al• wtw• a ~fie 3* ~ ~d Nfw~•n HACtf, CA
t c:Melbs, Ind 111• wa on,,._ et the Ol8-00ftln9ellt O?llfAI... L.'NO HtMINAaOVI DC· coneingeftt ~ encl IOU> AT A f11UM.1C • To el ...... Plan ti .. nol Y9t t>Mn Newport &Mt:n, CA lilta, t2llO who nwy lRICT oltieo tocalad et 1370 ........ ""° IMf ICWD. AS ACSEAVEO "'90fi!t wtto ,._ W>lJ NHO M ......... a tlllott, acsop19d at .Net\ bme and ~. ltl The uncNnoo'* TruMee ~ ... '" ......... in Adilmt Ave . Cotl• Meal. .......... ., ...... d ... IV TH« IRV1Hf COMPANY, °'* .... be .... ~ ... €JefllMA1lON Of' ll4E _...n1 c..... Ind R~SU80IV$0N NO 112t l*aonl lnltf....0 m-r .. Clmda1mu1,,~IY tot ettf the wll Ot ~ Of ~ CA 02G2t. Pt\ytjeal FllC:lllllM the Wll « ....... or W\, A MICHIGAN COAltOA· the .. or_ ..... 01 both. NATURE ~ TH( p;;;; wtto ' 'NII • A r9qUHI to rtsubd1Vide en peet and be tleerd lhetaon tneofrteltiaN 04 the 111..i')
of: MICHAEL ~HAN.I• PIMnlngTrlilet ~l'NIY of: MAAY LOU ATION IN OHO ~E· of: Hll.E)t IENNETT MOCIEOIG AGMNSl lie W.i•ld lit W.1"'9 10t eod e vecateO It~ c:t1111i1n99 thla PfOllCt lldd'"t encl otner eomMOI\ MILLEA be Oblel!Wd on requeet. A SWANSON COAOEO OCTOHA 1', HAAV£V YOU YOU ..au..o f'9 d OI ..._.. 01 bOel !)Ottlon of Newport lf'I COU.l yOIJ ~be Mnll• ~ion. If any. flfOWlff
A PETITION t. beer! topy ot th ... ral" ttian be A PETITION t. bteft 1917 IN 8001( 12415. PAGE A PETfTION "-been coffTACT A LAWYER. of• JOSEPHiH& 'c OTiS 8oulevard Into e •Ingle 10 raitino oruy "'°" i.. 11«eln
filed ~ MARTIN MILLEA potl-.d at the lob 111e tied =AUST 091. OFFlr.IAL RECORDS fled by CURTIS A EAl<IN Oft J4it 12, 1_,, • 10:00... JOSEPHINE C. ~re.I Of 111\d IOt m1•ed uM ~or .omeone .... rliNd s-t_.....,.,.INICM,M In ht ~ Cour1 Of II 1> 11111>em111.d110tyupon SEAVICE8 AMEAICA. PARCEL 8. In the ~ COurt Of A.M. F1Nnctllt ~mon °' slNClAiR conclOtniNUtn PU4'PCIM9 '° •• ,.,. pu1>11e n..ine de-W!tnout ~ "' ••· C~ County Of the CONTRACTOR towl\OM,IN¢. In.__ court EASEMENTS AS 01· Calllomla County Of s.nt. .._. • di.lit A PETITION "-been .. to create one office COi\• tetlbacl In Ihle note. or tn renty.••Pf .. otlmpll9d,,... OAANQE. lhecontrac:t lt twllfoed,endlOf Celtomle, County of SCR18EO IN ANO FOR THE ORANGE. ......., TNI* under Md Nod bV J~. dominium end th,.. ,_.. wr111en eoHeepon~ oe-gwdlng uue. ~. ~ THE PETITION upon 1ny tubCOftlttetor ORANGE. . PURPOSES SET FORTH IN, THE PETITION ~ to Deed °' TNll TURNER' In the denli411 condomlnlvrn unltt ltv.t.O 10 the City-'· or ptlot encumbfenc:ft. to pay ttw
'9Ql)M" that MARTIN undef IUCh CONTAACTOf\I lHE PETfTIOH ARflCLES II AND VIII Of ~QUelllil that CURTIS R. recorded Mardi 3 ,. • Couf1 of C8ltomil ~ A NilgalM Dectaretlot\ to. tile put>llQ hM/lng '~ Pf~ II.In\ OI
MIUER be tippOl(l'td M 10 pay not IM• O'ltn tile Mid ~"" hit T~U8T THAT CERT M .. RESTATED EAKIN be @PC)ln_, M hlll. No. .. 11 _.,4, of Ofia.I Of ORANGE. • . Ill• bMl'I l>fepatlld bY tlle WA*tDA I. fltAOOK>. CfTY the note(tl MW<ed bY MlO pet10n.a tept....ntliiw. to ~fled rain to 111 wottlart SERVICES Of AMENCA. Oil.ARA TION OF CONVe-personal reprHen•M to Reaanll In lhe omc. °' the THE P£Tm0N City ot ..._POA 8uCh in CLDK, CfT'f' Of .... 0.0 of TruJI. '#111'1 1ntereet
edminl991f lht ...... of empl0yed by them In the t•-INC. lie llPPOln'9d • MN-ITS, CONDITIONS ANO administer lht ...... of ~ ~ of ~ requealll M JAMES K, c;onnecllon wilh the tubject PCMtT MACH. 1"-'aon• 11t p10Vlded In Mid
the dtced9nl ec;ullon of the eontract. pewal t~tlllfe to A! STRICT I 0 N S RE· lhe deoedent. eoi.ny, ltlM of c.lilom19, TURNER be appolnl'9d • apphcatlon. wl'llCll •••'" Publl9hed Orange Cout noteC•I. IClvll'Cet. ii any.
THE PETrTION No b~ m1y wltt\draw edo.,.._ lht ...... of CORDED ON MAY 23, 198A THE PETrTION execaAad by Dlcll L ... NI ~· r...-n•M '° lhll the prOl)Osed deYelop-DIMiy PtlOI June 28, 1"° under IN t.9fl'lll OI the Deed reQUeltt ... dlc9dlnr• any bl<I f()f. perW>d OI tlxty the decedent. AS INSTRUMENT NO. l'9Cll*tl the ~r· U""""9lad Mir'! -TMeor ~ lht ..... of ment win not result In. Ilg· Th-487 or Trust,·-· dlergee and
WILL Ind coeklt, tf My, (GO) days elttr Ille date Ml THE ~ION 94·2140:M OF OFFICIAL Wl.L Ind coctcla, 11 M)'. WIU. SEU. AT PtJ8UC the d9c»dlnt. nillcanl eflect on the en-••pen-of the T,U9t .. an'
be .,..... '° .....,.... tor ..... openino or bids. wrequet" the r. RECO~OS OF SAID OCUN· bn ~ '° ~. Al.JCT~ TO HGtE.ST THE • PETrTION v1ronmen1 The City .,,. PUil.iC NOTtCE of the tfU$t' ()(Mt9d by ...
The .. W MY COClcle A p lym«ll bOnd Ind ar 18"d codlcll1 II My. TY The wfi llfld M"f ~ 81DOER ,:()A CASH (P1¥ ~ 8A.1f10rity to '4>Utage9 members of Ille Offd of Ttus1, to-wit!
........ IDf S*lorrntneebOndltlellbe be ....... ..,.,..... COMMONLY KNOWNare ~ IDf •thalimeofMlaln ~--the ...... generalpubllctore..-and MOTIClCW S3tS.'10S1 e~ In the •i..pe required PflOf 10 ...CUiton .. Md ~ aodclit ADDRESS 433 VISTA ...mna.iontn the .. Mpc ofthalHad M•)H undef the ll~ldelll COt'l\fMfll on thl' csoa--~•AW The~un<*Mid
by hi court Of lhe c;ontract end 9'1111 be 9rW ...... tlw GRAN DE, NEWPORT by fwtcourt ;;::,: lfON ettllW'OI IO I Adn*li.talon of E ..... talion(~ we avtlllet>te NOTICE IS HEREBY o.ed of TfuS1 h«etOIOf9U•
THE PETmoN in lhe form Mt 10f1h In the 1eicaTinAtlon In lht 11t "-PC B~CH, CA 926e0 lHE PETmOH CoLwWy Cour1i.i..e, 1'00 CMc Ad (Thl9 ~ wil tot public: r..-w/ 1nspeet1on GIVEN that !tie Oty Counal ecu1ed and ~ t~ r~ ~ to contrtct document• I~ lht court . RECORD OWNER· VIR-'9qUeS• authotMy to c;.,,.. Ott.e w..a senie Ma. a1ow the pet9ona1 11 Ille Planning ~ment ot the City of Newpor1 8nGtl underslgnec:I • Wf•tt~ ._,.
...... the ...... P~anl to Section •590 THE P~fTtoN GINIA F VOSBURG, ~ the ...... CA .. ""' ... iind Int ... repreeenlaM lo ... (714) 1544-3225) Wiii hold. pub!~ haari119 on larlll()n of Default and 0..-~ the .. ~ .. Ol lhe Government Code ofl~ authortly '°PREVIOUSLY l<NOWN AS undef .__ ~ ~-IO·endf!Ollrhetdlly • many ac*>ne ~ NOTICE IS HEREBY lhe ~lion ot the CfTY mandlotSale.ancUwrlltefl
Adl1• .... 11on of &w. lhe S1a1t of Calilomla. the,~ the ..... VIRGINIA F GEORGE. A Adninlenlon of e...... Ufldet Mid Deed°' Tn..I In obi.airing . cour1 •PJ>tOV81. FURTHER GIVEN that Uld OF NEWPORT BEACH for Nol!Ge ol Default end El«· A.al (Thie~ wil eontract wlll contain~ the ~ll MARRIEOWOMANASHERN:J.. (Thia IUlhority .. "'°'*'Y ...,,. .. In aakfBefofelalciogC9ftainwtry publ<che1tloOWlllbeheldon P1dlillllllQ COMMl81tOM UontoSetlThe~
--. the pefior\11 prOVta.c>nl e>errnlttlog the Am*l'*alon of e..... SOLE ANO SEPARATE alow the pet9onat Colny Ind sr... fn1>ottan1 ldonS.. the 9th day ot July 1990 et AMIND•Nl' NO. '"· c:auMld Mid NOltCla of 0.-
repf ...... live lo ... tucceutul b idder tolAd. (Thia aUltlotM)' .. PROPERTY ,.ptesentallve lo '9111.e •: howeYef', .__ pereona1 the hoot ot 1 oo pm 1n the wtlldl It• l>'OC>C>Md amend-r~tt and ElectlOrl to s.t1 to
jone wilhout 1Ubst1tute MCu11t191 for any allow the ~· II Ille 1ub,ec1 of this sale 11 many ac6ons wflhout PARCEL 1. ~ '*""'* Atpt~ will be City Hall Counc;;I cr.ambeft ment 10 TIT\.f 20 Of THI be recorded 1n the county
ob cour1 9')9tOYll, moneys wttttheld by the DIS-reptesenta~ lo ._ rut property and II has no obtaining _ cour1 apjHOVal. •'"°""Ind deto'lbad In 1 ~ired tc> gtw nob to 3300 Newpo<I Boulevard, NIWOftT llACN MU· where the real proe>eflY 1•
g C*tein wtry TRICT to ensure per-1many. acionf wilhout streel .iddressCK ollle• com· Bel«e laking cenain WlfY ~ Plan Recotded inlefesltd pef'90ns un6e9ll Newpo<1 Beach CA 9211&3. NICIPA1. COOE so Al TO loc.Ued
impof1ant ac:dons, rormance under the COf1· obla1ntng cour1 aPPfOllal. mon des1gna11on d1rect1ons lmpor\anl ac:tiOn. • s, on Augull 05 1tn 1n Boelk they have wa!Yed nolic:e O< at which time an<l place EITAllllH THE MltOEN· Oa1e 06111/90
howeYef', the ~-traCI .Before faking OINlrn wtrf 10 1IS locollon may be ob-however, the ~· 12324 PsQea. 1220 lh!Ough consented '° the~ 1nteresled oer50f\S may ap. TIA1. OYl .. LAY otlTflllCT. , BENMAR SEfllVICEI,
rept...mative will be Wa.lk thru July 3 1990 a1,impoftant action~1 tllned trom the Marshals reptesentalive Will be 1273 ' lnc:lllllve of Otllcial action.) The i11d89811dent pear and be he.rd thereon This proiect has been re· INC.
re<JWed to glllie no4ic:e to 9 30 am however, the P'W90"• orltce upon request ~Ired to giw no4ic:e lo R4a>tOI o1 Mid Counly. admlniH-alion authority II you challenge this pro1ec:t vte¥orecl pursuant to the C111-1 IV: MM..-O. ee-tl.
lnlet•ltd P«tonS uNeea Bid Date July 10, 1990at representat~ d be P1 ospect i11e btdders inle<es.led pef90nS un1eae PARCEL 2. M undlllldec!Wil be granted unless an mcourt yQUmaybt<lmllted torntaEnwonmefllalOuat.ty PrHldeftt, 11111 WHt
they hew~ nob ot 2 00 pm j~lo-ed '° gtW notice to should refer 10 Sections !hey have waived nob ot OM Nineey..slxtl\ (1198th lnte<esl9d person Mes an 10 raising only those osr.ues Act, and ,1 has been de-1 011"'ptc loutev.rd, Sul .. CONene.d '°the~ Qo.ernlnt loard, ly ,inlefesled per90nS unleae 701 510 to 70' 680, m· consented to lhe propoeed 1nuwe11aa1enan1 In common obiecllOn b the petition you or ~omeone else raised I 18fm1ned thal all s1gru1tcan1 404, L011 A~. CA'°°"'· action.) The ind8p9ndenl 1/Alfred P. Fernandez,·lhey have wa!Yed nob O< elusive ot the Code or Civil action.) The independent In the IM lncer•t In and IO the and shows oood cause al the public.. he11nng oe· en11t1onmental concerns otj (213) Sst-0109 or 473-5140
adminlS .. ation aulhOC'lty Ph.D. Chancellof, Coa11jconsenled to the pro~ Procedure lor pro111S1ons adminlStration authority Common 141-. o1 Lott 2. 3 why the coUl'f shoUkt not scr1bed 1n th•S noute or 1r the project have been ad·I Published Orange Coast
wll be granted u"'"9 an Community Col ... • Dl•-1action.) The lnditpendent go11ern1ng the terms. con-wil be Qtanled unle99 an and 8 ot TtllCI 9720, In Iha cilly grant lhe authority. wntten corre,pondence de· dressed '" lhe prevlOUSly , Daily Pilot June 14 21 28
lnlef"tllid pe<eon files an ltlel adminl8~atlon authority d111ons .ind et1ec1 ot the sale Interested person files an ot trvtne, County ot Ofange, A HEARING on the hvereo 10 the C11y at or pnor certtheel En111romnen1a1 rm-1990
objection to the petition Pubhstted Orange Coast 1w1I be gtlllttd u,,.._ an and the hab1l1ty ot delaulllog objection b the petllk>n Slata or c.iltomla. •Per pelillon will be held on July to lhe public nearing pact Reporl prepared tor the Th·459
and thoW9 oood ceuee D1111y P1101June21. 28, 1990jinlefesl9d peraon fites an bidder!\ and shows oood cause Reootded In 0oo1t •05 P9Qea 19 1990 al 1:45 P.M. in WANDAE.AAOOIO,Cm comp<tht1ns1ve rev•sions to ----------
why lhe oourf lhould not Th-473 objeclk>n b the peCltion NOTICE IS HEREBY why the c:ourf should not 39 through 43 lnduiiv. ol oe'p1. 3A localed at 700 CLEAK Ille General Plan ThlS d•· PlBJC NOTICE
grant the aullofjcy. land shows oood cause GIVEN that on JULV 17 grant the aut'lority. Mlscellaneoul Map& In I CrVlc Cenle< DriYe West, CITY OF NEWPOfllT ternt1nat1on IS based upon __ ;...;;..~~-"-----
A HEARING on lie Mt.IC NOTICE why the courf lhould not 1990 01 2 00 o'clock P M 11 A HEARING on the 01nc. ot 111e County ' Santa Ana CA 92701. HACH 1118 fact that this amendment KSl117 pelllon wl be hetd on Jut:-J -gfanl the 11Ulloflty. MARSHA L S DEPART· petition will be held on Jut:-J or 111d COunty. M ludl i.mi II IF YOU OBJECT TO Published Orange Coast 11 w1tttm the seope and part s T A T f M f NT O F
19, 1990 .. t ;45 P.M. lit Ko~ --':-HE~RING on .,. MENT 460 I Jamboree 19, 1990 at 1 :45 P.M. in IMllMG In lhe Atllde MMlli.d the grantlnQ of the petllion, Daily Pilot June 28 1990 I ot the program analyied 1nl WITMORAWAl.
Oeot. 3A locae.d al 700 NOTICE OF PETITION peltion will be held on Jut:'/ Blvd Room 108 City of ~· 3A located al 700 ·o.nn111ona· ot Ille ~lon you snould' appear at f\4t Th488 '"'' en1111onmen1a1 docu· FROM PAllllTNI"......,.
CMc Cenlet Drlw w .. t. TO ADMINISTER 19, 1990 at 1:45 P.M. in Newpor1 Beach Counly ol Civic Cenle< OriYe West, ot Ccwenents. Cond11lonl Ind he~ and stale your . men1 Add1tlOl\ally pursuant! Of'£fllATINO 1JMDP
Sanla Ana. CA 92701. ESTATE OF• Dept 3A locae.d al 700 Or.inge. SI.tie or Cahlorma I Santa An~1 CA92701 . R8l1<1dlonl Aecorded 1n Book obteCllOns °' fiile wntten flta.IC NOTICE ito Section 15162 ot the FICTITIOUS aUllNfll
IF YOU OBJECT TO GUYNErTH M Civic Center Drive w .. t. will sell at P<Jl>llC au<:tt<>n to IF YOu OBJECT TO 12324 PllQe 11ss ol Otk:W obiecllOns with the oourt s111e CEOA Gu1det1nes, 11 NAME the granlino of lhe petition, · Santa Ana CA 92701. the highest bidder tor c•Sh the grantlno of lhe pet.ition, Records (the -Oederlllon") belore lhe hearing. Your LEGAL NOTtCf has been o.1e<m•ned that no
you lhould appear at lie RICHARDSON aka IF YOU OBJECT TO 1n 1ew1u1 money or the UOlled you should' appear at tie and arry Amtf.dmem 0t appearance may be in NOTICE Of' new ettect1 will OGCUr and nol The tOllOWll\Q person tt•
ti.arina and a1-le )'OUf GUYNEITH MAE the grantlno 01.-. petition, States all 1he right htle and heatin9 and sta1e your Anne~llllOnl 1tter•o person or by your at~ PUeUC IALE new mt11gahon measures are Wllhdrawn as a general pat1• object!One « file wntten RtCHAROSON you ahould appear al lht 1n1eres1 ot ~aid judgment ~llONI or f"8 wntten PARCEL 3: Eesemern 11 IF YOU ARE A Of' AIANOONED reqUlled an<l no acldttionat• ~from the partnent\tp ~
obiee*>na with the ~ CASE NO. A154319 he~,9 and stale your deb1or1s1 on the ilbOY8 de-obiectlons wtlh the OOU'1 sec 1111111 1r1 tl't• Sacuons CREDl'TOR °' a ~ enw0flmenta1 documenla-1 e<ahng un<ler' 1tie ltc:UtlOuf
be lo,. the hearing. Your To all heirs ~llOns or file wnlten scnt>ed properly or so belol'9 the hearing Your ent41ad "Clallaon -..man11 IOt contingent etedtof of ltle Nol ice 1s hereby given that 110fl " raqu1tect For tnror-buSloes~ oame 01 ORANGI
appewanee may be In benelclaries c:redl«I. obiectons with the COUf1 much thereot as may be appearance may be In owners·. 1uppc>11, slMllemenl deala.Sed. you mJSt rite the under1.gned will '811 at ma11on call (71 4) 644-3225 COAST FINANCIAL l TO •
person« by your a~. lingent Credtors and belof• the hearing. Your necessary 10 s.wsty sa•d ex-person or by your a.~ and ancrolld1menl" andl y"°' claim with the COUf1 pubhc auction pursuant to11cop+es ol lho <Afhl..O F.n11' Calll.orn•• u mitecl Partnel' IF YOU ARE A rsons who • appearance may be In ecu11on with riccrued IF YOU ARE A 'Monlgornery S41M1 and mail a copy to the 5«1100 21700 ot the Busi·, En..,,ronmtntat impact Re-' Sh•P 245 F•SGtier Avent4
CREDITO R Of a thetwlse be inte'"18d ~ ~Of by your all~. interest and tos1s CREDITOR « a Easement• ot the Attida personal reptesentat ness & Protet1S•Oflal Code port a1e a•a1lable lor re~j Suite 0·2 cosia Mes. Calif
conlingenl cntdlot of twt the w it°' 851818 or both IF YOU AAE A APPROXIM ATE MINI-contingenl GtedilOr of lie ancllled "Easeman11· ot the appo.,ted by lhe the rot1ow1n9 described 1n the ot11ee or the P1ann1ng 92626 •
deoeaied you rrust Hie 1· 1 GUYNEITH t-4 CREDITOR « a MUM BIO $297 000 00 dealaied. you must file Oadaralion w1t 11n lour months fr propetty 10 --11 EDWARD Oepartmentt I T~ ticttllous busin ..
your e&.'llm with the court RiCHAR~ ak.& conttngenl creditor of tie Dated June 1 t •990 your c:ta!m will the court PARCEL 4 Easements •1the date ol ftrSI IS6Uance ARIAS 0 -24 Dresser camp-NOTICE i s HEREBV name slatemenllor the par\i and mail a copy lo lht GUYNEIT MAE dealailed. )'<!ti must flle O.v1st0n Harbor 01v1s1on and mail a copy lo ~e 5411 tonh "' SaalOnl en1ni.ci lell8f'5 as provided 1ng gear surlt>oard misc FURTHER GIVEN that said nersnip was hleo 0" May 21. ~ ,.presentalive RICHAR N your chum Wiii the ooor1 MICHAEL s. CARONA. personal reptesenlalive 'C*lllll NSamanlt lor -ners· section 9100 of RICHARD SHANE BROOK pubhc heanng Wiii ile held°"' 1986 1n tne County of ~
appc:Wtled by the cout1 A PETI ION has been and mail a copy to lie Mareh.ll, Orenee Collf'lty, P. appointed by the court ano ·suppon, s111n.ment 11/ldi Caltlomia Probate Code. J-5 Rel bed 1.i1>1e cr.s lhetlh daJ of July, 1tt0 at ange
w1ftin lour monlht from filod by JOHN EDWARD personal t9ptesentallve Kal~r. Dapuly w1t11n lour months from 911Ctoactlmanc· C'4 the AtticlejlM time 1or ftltng couch 7 plus b•S misc: the hour 011:00 p.m .. '" lhe Fuu Name and Address or
lti. dalo9 ol fitsl leeuanoe ol RICHARDSON In tie appo.,led by the court PubhshCd Or.mge Coast lhe date ol fnl issuance~ antttled "E-nt&' ot Ille wil not exp•e bel'ofe fou RENE CANDELARIA J·99 City Hall Council Cr.ambers the Person W!lhdriw•~ lellera as provided in Superior Coult of Wttlln lour ml?f'lha lrom Daily Pilot June 21 l8 July letters as prOYided In Dedatllll0'1 ot CcMinMta ..
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monlhs from lie he Sandel 1001 bAS ~14dder 6 3300 Ne--porl Boulevard. Ronald J G1>yM 245 Ftsc
section 9100 ol l\4t California County of the date ol fir.st 19SU&noe of 5 t990 Th479 secllOn 9100 of N Con<ln!OnS and Ae111tc::iont date noticed abolle. bags clothe5 rel 7 t>•s I Ne..,port Beach CA 92663 Avenue SU1te 0 ·2 Cos
Caltlomia Probate Code ORANGE' letters • provided in 'Caltlomia Probate Code Rac:orded In Boelk 1232•, YOU MAY EXAMINE misc 01 whlCh time and place an Mesa Calll 92626 TM time for flli'tg clalmi THE PETl'TION section 9100 of II• MLIC NOTICE The hme for Ohno claims Paga 1100 ot Olllcial Recoras 11 Sale will~ Dy com?41t111ve persons 1ntf'restll<l may ap-Publlt.Md Orange Coa11
wll not expire before lour requests that JOHN California Pro~te Code. I w1I not expwe before lour (the ·Mat• Dec1a11111on·1 ancsl":u file ~C' by ~he c~~n b1dd1ng 1wntten se,oed t>•O& pear and M tteard 111ereon I Dally p,101 June 21 28 J ....
months lrom the hearing EDWARD RICHARDSON T':19 time IC!f 1'11110 ci81'"8 TRUSTEE SALE NO. monltis lrom the heanng any Amendments therato r, te osled in the estale may be submitted in .id 11 you Challenge 1h1, pro1ec1 , 5 12 1990
date nolioed above. be appointed as ~al wil not expw• before lour .... 34309.cp dale notioed at>ove tho Slreol aoar~s af\d "ex/ ma Me Wllh lhe couri vance1 on 1ne 12th oar o~ '" c.c>url you may t>e limited I Tr.-411
YOU MAY EXAMINE represental1V9 to months , from lhe heanng NOTICE OF 1 YOU MAY EXAMINE othor common oos.gna1 on, ,,I~ 1ork1 Request tor July t990 at 2 00 o c oc to raising ooiy those issues
U:, lie ~:'by ~he cou~~ ~mi~nr9 estate of da~~A~EeXAMINE Yo'u"uAs:r1~ SOAE~~UL T ~file ~Ct by ~he c~'!o~,~~~r b~ ~i::,_,~~1 P~;=~ ~r°:~ No,~~~ the f1~s ~a~ a~r~~e~;:m~s:: wbi:;~I ~.~~ 5g~~nen!~~n~a1~I Ml.IC NOTICE
rnteresled In the =ate. THE PETl'TION the Ale kepi by the coutt If UNDER A DEED OF TRUST 1nleUKIE>d In _lhe estate, 10 be !> l);}~vo• 1-vra appraisal of estat'l assets Sl10~~dR aEnSdSwEhLi;hS•:~c:-:~e: scrobe<l "' lh•S not•Cll or 1nl .,..,,._
(lie • th re eslS the decedent's yCXJ ate a person DATED 03 22 84 UNLESS yCXJ may file wtlh ltie cout1 Callorna 9211• f UhOfl or a written corr .. ~ponoence de-,.,,,_ ~OU~I ~h e:.oo~t1 W~:'L and oodcits If any 1nteresled In the es1ale YOU TAKE ACTION TO a formal R.eauesl lorl lne ·~nd1irsign~ Tr~oe ::c~nl ~ ~vld&d in 70t2 Ernest Ave Hunt l11vere<1tolh4'C•lyat orpr1or FICTITIOUSaUSINEIS
Soedal Notice ~ ltie filtn~ be admined to pioba1e .. you may hie With lti• court PROTECT YOUR PROP. I Special Noh<» ol the filtng d $Clll f"S ar>y loab1o1ty '°' M y seclion 12s8 ol the ~~~ ~~; 73 ~4e a c" c 8 Ito I~ put)lit nea•~t ~~fTY I • NA~ STATfMfNT of In invento ana The wil and t1tf1Y cocici1s a lormal R.eauest tor ERTV IT MAY BE SOLO AT of an inventory ana 1ncorrec:in11<>s ol 11111 s'<IMll Caltlomta Prot>ale Code A WANDA E. AAG I , he ollowmg persons al9
appraisal ol e&latZ assets .,. available '°' Special Notice ol the filing A PUBLIC SALE tF YOU apP'a1sal of estale assets aaa•e<"s ;v•d Other co..,,.,CY'I Request.tor Soecial Notice 9~~n~~ori d ·~~er,~~s .. ~~e' ~~~KeEf~'.: OF NEW· oo~n~N~~n~: ,.sw 0 0 [)S °' of an 111100 or examinatlOl'I in lhe file kept of an 1nven10ry ana NEED AN EXPLANA T10N 0< or any pellllOO or O(IS 11,.a •• on 1 any 5,.0..,,, form 15 ava11ab4e from lhe " • y pe by the court apptaisal ol eslale assets or THE NATURE or T'1E accCXJnl as proVlded lfl 110,., n • COUf1 Clcfk Purcnase~ m11sl l)t> m1de by P11t>ll&hecl Orange Coast ,\PARTMENTS C 0 TIW ~nt as1s provided, ..!" THE PETl'TION or ol any pellltOn Of PAOCEEOINGS AGAINST secllon 1250 ol the S3 d S:'I 0 be IT'aCll 1>uilAtt~n•1'°' Petitioner· C4Sh ""d Pol•d lo• ell lhi' hmel Oil 11 P·IOI June 28 1990 Wilham LVO" Co uqo "*'
Cllllfomia Probate Code A requeslS •ulhonty to accounl as pro tn vou vou SHOULD CON Cahf0<n1a r ale w 1110ut co.onant or w3"3"'Y Don R. dk1n1on .l•e w•d 1, s and~ IC 92660
sec:uun 250 0 u18 Vlded • p ob Code Al . "' • I ~ . . Of purcl'aStt "" C>u• .h.)~ Tn-•86 Karman Ne•po•t Bea<*
Request lo SoeClal Notlee actmintSter the estate section 1250 of tho TACT A LAWVER Requesl tor Special Nol.ce e•p•ess or "'D• 11<1 rog:'l•D "g Berger I Wolen • lgvoos 1 I aht lof1'n is av!i1able from lhe under the l~ndent Calllomia Probale Code A O" 07 20 90 at O 1 30 form IS avai4ab4e lrom thel' • e pouMsiOn or 19800 MacArthur Blvd. m""'1 ~;.*'"'0~"'-d 1~ .~;;'" 7~ ~IC NOTICE L M _No '. Sar ~"_. clerk. Admlnlalralion of e..... Aequesl lot Soectal Notice p ... CHURCH Ill SERI/ICE court cle<k. encJmb<at>Ces to p."ly m•1Sulla 800 Sole '" ' v l C.&P•SI• atv' "t • = fOf Patll1-· Act (Thes avtho<lly Wiii form is availab4e from N CORPORATION •• s tf'f' aul~ Attorney for Pa11tloner: '°"'"" ng P' ...C p.11 SLo'" 011,,41 Irvine CA 92715 ca<>cell.it>0n ;, "';o '"''01 ~1 f50m lornia I< corporatio~ .u~ Mar~"ri Ru•hforth . allow the personal court clerk • JPIJOtn tl'd Tru~tt'f' under Walker.Wright, Tyler . r-o•o(s) HC .rlld by '-'O DUQO ()fangc Coasl Daily Ptlol 1:.~·~~;·~t>'• .i,: .. ~ trl .... NOTICE Of TIIUITl:l'S ~" ~·l:;a0~660 f"WPOf
540 N. Oolct.n Clrcle Of. reptesentalive lo . ~ Attorney f« Petltloner • 1•1d 1->ur~vJnt 10 O.•t>U 01 Ward o! Tr,,st, w 1n "'"'""! 1na190<1 June 21. 22. 28, 1990
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M•n1tar gAYAES SELF SALE T : siness 15 COi·
Suite 10I many acliOns without Robert L Rl•l•Y t , us 1 RI'~ o r d "d on 626 Wiishire Blvd. IH onw.coc:t '" s.Hl notll(s) STOfllAOE • TfllUITl:E SALE "'s u Sa 05 obtaining cour1 annnw.i Risley & Assoclatu 0) 30 8• a~ Oocum.:ru !'to Su1'9 804 acw-. .l ""°"' i1>11 ""'T CE NO to-MO .ducted D.) • cocoor41ron
Ornte e~as~~ 177 Pilot Belora Caking ce~·~ 3420 B ristol Sl e 1 1J 151? Bor•I>. P 1ge 0 1 Los Angetas . CA 90017 11,,,.,, 01 ·~a~ 01 Tr.is• PUBLIC nu I P1ubl~~hed Or..i~~ JC~'!,' vou ARE IN DEFAULT The registrotnt(al c:o · J~8 29 Jul:t 1990 impot1ant act1or1~1 Suite 225 Oll•c•al R('COrd~ ,,, tht" ou•ce Ofange Coast Daily Ptlol ··~ Cl'n•gm Md P•P'i"'es ot NOTICE OF ~;;;, '0' Jv,... •8 u v UNDER A DEED OF TR•JST . meoc:ed ~o ';~ns-;1 1 ~:S
. . • however. the person• Coste Mate . CA 92626 ol lhf' Rec o•df'r o! OR...,>IGE June 28, 29. July 5 1990 1•11 I M>&O al'(! OI tt10l Ir SlS PUBLIC HEAAING Th-•8~ DATED 12 15 88 UNLESS I ~~' un l'<N m~ 11(;,:~ted
reptesentative w1a be Orange Coast O&tly P1tol County Cahlornta P•Mult'd croa•od by sa a Dollel o! lru~I N 0 T •CE IS HERE B v vou TAKE ACTION TO ustness ~ ~ 1989 Ml.IC NOTICE requ•ed to give notice IO June 28. 29. July 5. 1990 by DEAN SWEENE' .JR MllC NOTtCE Tna IO!J amount 01 111a G•VEN IMI the C•ly Councll I PROTECT YOUR PROP-a~venonG ,:::;... VtCe
int8'esled per90l\S unlesa AN UNMARRIED MAN Lot"P3 o ba'anca ot , .. , 01 the Citv 01 Ne..,pori Bt>Ach ~IC NOTICE ERTV IT MAV Bf SOLO AT P ~ 1 Y
NOTICE TO !hey have waived nob or MLIC NOTICE Wt LL SELL AT PUBLIC I K 57M2 0DtigAt1on s9CUre<l by '"fl w•ll hold d Pubht nearing on I A PUBLIC SALE IF vou' r~~ s e~tatement ,..85 ltled
CONTflACTOfllS consented to the proposed AUC !ION TO THE HIGHEST ! FICTITIOUS BUSINESS lpropMy 10 be 101d and the 1pplicahon ol OWEN NOTICE Of NEED AN EXPLANATION th :r.e CO<Jnt Cll'rk 01 0t
CALLING FOfl BIDS action.) The independent ORANGE COUNTY BIDDER fOR CASH 1P11y-NAME STATEMENT roasonable ~I ma100 c~1~. MINNEY for the iouowong PU9LIC HEAflllNG t
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or THE N"TURE OF THE wi C nt 10 ,, Ma l'l
School 0111nc1 Coast ldmlnistration authority SUPEflllOR COURT ;11)1e at time nl \alf' •n lawful The following person<>"'" 8•Pf1nse5 1"0 llO•ances at trwl GENERAL PLAN AMEND· N0i ICE iS HEREBY PROCEEDINGS AQ,\INST ~nge ou 'I y
Communuy College 01stroc1 w1I be granted unle9s an CASE NO. 1r1oney ol thf' Un11ect Slalf'S J doing cu~onl'ss as t•ma 011n11 •M1al oub'1c11110" ol MENT NO 89·2 tCI _ Re-GIVEN that the Cny Counc11, VOU vou 5HOULO CON· 990 f'5e1'17 Bid Deadline 2 oo o clocll 1nteresl8d peraon flies an HOCS31ts41-A t>y cash a c.1st11f'r ~ check The Spa .it lhe t...enler !'"" N<Mice 01 Sale ,. quest initiated t>y rhe City ot or tr.. City or Newi;>ort Beach TACT " LAWYER Pubhshect Or on Co& 1 pm or lhe 10th day ot July obJGCllOn b the pelllion PLAINTIFF: VIAGINIA F. dr.iwn t>y a ,late or na11ona11650 Tov.n Cenll'r Ot1ve i 191,11513 Newpotl Beach to allow will hOld a oubllc httarong on On 07113 90"' 1 00 PM Dail PHot Juoe 1 ~ 21 18
t990 and shows oood cause VOSIUAQ, ETC. bunk a cr.eci. drawn by a Su•te 700 Costa Mesa c ,11, Hoe t>Onet eooty undo• \8•0 commercial residen!lal the appla11on or the CITV 8ENMAR SERVICES INC 1~
Piece ol Bid Receipt Ot why the coUl'f should not DEFENDANT. BLUFFS 11a1e Or federal cred•I union I tornoa 92626 19;; DIMKI 01 Tru'l nor11101o•e mt~ed use in the 111and OF NEWPORT BEACH lor as the duly appointed
hce or Otreclor ot Purer.as-9fanl the authority HOMEOWNEA'S COM · or J t hf'Ck dr.Jwn t>v a s1.11e le•!>"' re Dt>•Plopml'"'ll11•ecvteo ar c 011•11a<oo to 11111 area t>etween North New-Pl.ANMNO COMMllllON Trustee un<ll'• and pursuant
CommuMy College 011tr1Ct pellllorl will be held on J~ NOTICE OF assoc1a11on sav1nqs as 650 To"" CPnler Ot1•e 'Dade•ahon or O.tau" end BO<Jlevard in the Old New· whl(;h ts a propoMCI am«nd· Recordecl Ofl 12 23 68 as
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P\8.IC NOTICE 1ng Betty B.tldwm Coast A HEARING on lhe MUHITY ASSOC. or feder.tl savings .Jnd ioanl lnteresi s 01 c a1irorma Inc un<1er119neo a wrrnen port Boulevard .and Newport AMENDMENT NO. 711 10 OMO ot Trust
1370 Adams Avenut' Cost.a 19, 1990 at 1.45 P.M WI MARSHAL'S SALE soc1a1oon or sa111ngs t1o1n11. Suite 700 Cosia Mf'sa c.111 Otr1and IOt Sale, and a wnnan port Boulevard Speohc Plan menl to TITLE 20 Of' THI Document no 88-670473,
Me.a 92626 Dept 3A located at 700 By v111ue ot a wrot 1nued specified 1n !>('Cl•on 510? 01 torni.i 92626 1q-• Noloc:11 ol Dalalll! 11'0 Elae:lion Area 11 ,, also proposed lo NfWPOfllT llACH MU-Boolt Page ol Ol11C1a1 Re-oru-~~-IS
Pro1e'1 lden1111cat1on CMC Cen\er Dove West. °" Aprtl 10 1989 1n lhe 1t-e Financial Code and Th•S t>us "'"~s ,5 con 10 sea Tne und4'1'11Qnad ameno Ille b<Xl!'daroesor '"' NIC~AL COOE MVlllNO cords "' lhe ottiee ol ttte ~ .. ,...
Name BIO • 1517 01st11c1 Santa Ana, CA 92701 above designated Court aulhorozed 10 00 bu~1nf'SS 1n d1>Cled t>y 3 corpo•.iloon C4UWd '8id ~ice ol Oelaull Old Ne--PO•I Boutevardl THI PEltlMTI(D Ulf:• IN cordef ol ORANGE County N._ STATfllllENT
tnlormat•Ofl Service& Metal IF YOU OBJECT TO upon a judgment en1etf!d lh•S stateJ.ll IN lHE LOABV I The •eQ•"'' i nt cr:>m la"° Elecl.on 10 S... to be Specific Ptan Area 10 detelel THE ftECMATIONAL AND Cahlorn1a The fotlo<NlflQ per-sons.,,
Stcr8ge Buuding the granting of the pehtlorl, OCTOBER t I 1983 m la11or TO THE BUILDING 60tlmented 10 lrJl'l'act t>us• racordad'" the counry wnare areas des.gnated tor rttSl·lMARINE COMMffllCIAL, Hac:uleel by WELDON A oo;..':N~s~:~HATTAN
Place Plani .tre on Ille 0 1 you ShOulcf appear at lie of 1udgmenl crad1tor(sJ SOUTH LEWIS <;TREE T ness unOe• tne he Mious ,the rQ181 P'OCMl"Y IS IOmled den Ml use and to consider I ANO THI fll(TAIL ANO HUNTER a mamed man U RESTAURANT & DELI 2.Cl 1 llC8 ot Otrector of Physicel hear.,g and Stale ~r BLUFFS HOMEOWNERS ORANGE CA oosine~s nam<' ..,, ,,4mes Dale June 6. 1990 cnanges 10 the issues ideol· SEfllVICE COMMf .. CIAL his sec>arJte property c• r
FaclhllH Planning Btll oOtecllOnS Of file wntten COMM UNITY ASSOCIA All rtgn1 1111e ano 1ntf><est I hStt>O all<he ,,n "I A F ~ Col'pot11li0n ot olte<I for cons-oerallon ,n ttle,Afll£AI Of' THE MAMNl"I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC A Bristol Cos1a Mesa 1
HllOeS • Coast Community ob~ With the OOUf1 TtQN 11nd 19.t•nst 1udgm~nt con•eyeo to ano no--nf'ld Leisu• e O"vf' opmenl !Santa Bart>ara. TrvSIH. 9y pr('parahon ol the SpeoftG MILE SPECIFIC A"IA AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST 92627
College Dtllrlct 1370 belol'9 the hearing. Your Oebtor(sl VIRGINIA F t>y •I under said ~d ol Interests 01 Calilorn•a nc Spuc a 1.0 Jrc as ~ l0t Plan and the acceptanee 01,PLAN (IP·S) AND AMEND-BIDDER FOR CASH (pay· Ctlllllla & Ayoub In:
Adams Ave Cosll Mesa ~nee may be WI VOSBURG PREVIOUSLY Trusl on lhe property Stlu-1 JellreyJonl'<> Pies•denl sa.o T•ustH. 11eo EUQ9"•• an env•ronment.aldocumenl ING LANGUAGE• TIT\.£ a~at11meotule1nlawt\ll national Inc C-1it0<ma '
921S26 -Tr.a•ler F&Cthty '7141 person Of by your anomey 11.NOWN AS VIRGINIA F aled"' 5410 Count) oescr11l· 1 This statement w.as Meo !Place. Carp.nt.,..., CA 9:)()13 USE PERMIT NO 3380 -Al20 OF THE NfW,OfllT money ot ,,,. Untte<I States) Palm Drive •8 Glendtle
432-5707 IF YOU ARE A GEORGE snowing a net b.&I 1ng the land lhelf•1n LOT 389 with the County Cte<I>. 01 Or· (805) 6&4 1424 By Monqua reQuet'1 01 OWEN MINNEY llEACH MUN1CIPAL COOE 11 THE NORTH FRONT EN· C~~1:2~:~•nl'SS 11 con
NOTICE IS HE RE BY CREDl'TOR ance ot S•8 712 G<I actually OF TRACT 907 IN THE CITY ange Cour>ly on Jun!' 5 Soon, lr115'M Seltl O!I<., 10 allow theconstrUCllOI\ ot 11 COHCEANIHG ~1NCIAL· TRANCE TO THE COUNTYIC d·-led bw a corpor.atton
GIVEN thlll the above °' a dueonta1d1udgmenlonthe OF NEWPORT BEACH 1990 June21.28 . .AJly5.1990 combinedc;omme<CtJ1resi-1TI'FOOO UIE.~ COURTHOUSE 700 CIV ~ •
nlmed5'hool0tslricto10r ==· credtor of re dateolttte1ssual\Ce olsa1d COUNTY OF ORANGE F4SM31 0range Coes.tD1tyPlloc denllal proiect contatning All s1gn1r1c1nt en · CENTER ORtVE WEST The regi,trantfSI com
anoeCounty C1lllorn11, act· • you must 1 wnl 1 have lt'lv•ed upon all STATE OF CALIFORNIA AS Put>tosht!d 0 , tngt! Coasl 2 000 square teet ot com-'v•rOflrnentaiconcernstor lhll SANTA ANA CA meneect lo Hainsacl buer
1ng by en<l through 111 Gov· ~ = will !he CO~tt r.ghl ltlle end 1n1erHt ol PER MAP RECORDED IN Daily p,101 Junt• 12 19 26 1 fmetciat ~lopment &I'd 3 proposed pro,ec1 have~ all right. htlt'I •no mtarMI ~:~n:~l>l'~.~~:i•c\'1~~~
&rn1ng 8oard he<ematlar re· an 8 copy to • said 1udgment debtor1s1 1n BOOK 28 PAGES 25 TO 36 Jul 3 1990 PUBLIC NOTICE
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dwelhng units on property addre$$ed 1n the previously conveyed 1(1 and no"' held
rtfredtoas'OISTRICT will personal representative 1tteproperty1n1r.eCountyol IN CLUSIVE OF" M IS-v r 586 located in IN' i:.1 01stnc1 cer11t111d Env1ronm11n111 by •I under said Deed ot abO,,.on N"
reeelve UP lo. bul not Iller aplipoklln ledl by lh!_ co, Ul'1 Orange. State ot Celltorn1a CELLANEOUS MAPS IN FICTITIOUS BUSINESS The proposal al'IO 1nC1udM a Oocvm9'1t and 1Urlh8f lhll Trull 1n the property lllU· Elias Cttalllla P•es1d•ri:eo
lhan the abov .. atatad 11me, W Olin our mon1,., rom descr1t>ed as follows THE OFFICE OF THE I NAME STATEMENT i r uesl 10 1tpprov~ 8 use lhere 8'8 no add1tlon1I lled 1n 5-'\IO County Cato-Ttus statemen1 wu
sealed bids ror the award ot the date ol first lss!Jance ol LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF COUNTY RECORDER OF POOLIC NOTICE Tne foUowmg person~ i1re ;:mil to permu commercial reasonable allernauve Of lorma dMc11n109 tM land with the Covnty Cie<i. of~~
a conlracl tor the 1bo11e pro· letters 81 PIO\llded In DWELLING ATTACHED SAID COUNTY doin business as development ot the 511a m1119a11on measures lttal the1e1n ange County on Ma~
sec11on 9100 of the PARCEL A The t1ree1 address and K S7'03 FAgR WESl HANOVMEN wttleh maintains 8 Floor shQvldl>econSldefedm con· A leaHttold estate in and 1990 iec~ldl lhall be received In Calilomla Probate Code. LOT 73 ANO THAT POR· otttet common des19na11on flCTITIOUS aUSlNlll I 2 197 Amt'roCln Ave Costa Araa Rauo which 1s less than 1uneuon With taid pro1ec1 10 Ille lotlOwtng detetibed ,._,
the place 1oan11hed above, ~ timt for fl~ dalnw TION OF LOT 82 BOTH OF 1r any, of the real property NAME tTATl:MENT M ,. C.tht 9 2627 0 25 Pro t located al For 1ntorrnatlOI\ cell t7141 real pr~rty LOI 2 1n BIOd( I Publtshed Orange Coetl ano shall be opened and will not expi'e befOf• lour TRACT NO 6230, AS descri bed abo ve 1a The lOllow•ll9 persons ere l ~rome Jon Ollnn t'l97 4 ,7 N:;'(hY Newpo rt &<14-3725 1coo1e1 of th• B ot Trect 518 1n 1tte C1tyol ~Pllot Jun@7 "21 ~8
publicly rHd lllood at ltte ~lh~m~ "-arin9 SHOWN ON A MAP FILED purporled 10 be 105 VIA do~ng,!':s=~ent Ser Amerocan Ave Costa MMA Boulevard bt'll-Orange prev1ou,1y prepared •n· Newport e.actt at "'°"'" l T'h~2 above slated time and ~& MAY EeXAMINE IN BOOK 245, PAGES 10 VELLA. NEWPORT BEACH vic:S~ 611 Anion Boulevard Cahr 92627 AV91'1Ue and Hos~tal Roed .wonmentat OOGu,.,.,,t are on II map rec;O<ded In~
place the Ille ._..,.,by the rt " THROUGH 13 INCLUSIVE CA 92&60 c I Meu CA 92626 This businus IS con
Therewtll belSIOOOd• r COU · OF MISCELLANEOUS The llnd~ne<t Trustee o;.;M Se<VtCes Inc Cah· ducted by anind1v1dua1
posit reqw ed tor e1eh "' ol ~-~·In ~ ~..". MAPS, IN THE OFFICE OF d1sc111m1 any llab1hty '°'any '°'"'' corpore1ton 10521 The regis1rentts1 corn-
b4d documentt 1o ouaranlM file with fle ooor1 THE COUNTY RECORDER lt'IQotrectnest ot the SlrMt West 6111 Street Los "n· menc:t!d 10 trenMCI bull·
lhe•r return 1n good con· you ~II ~ lor OF ORANGE COUNTY OE· addrn1 Ind OllM!r common I CA 900 l7 ness undt!f tnf' F1c:t1t1ou:t
OlltOn Wlthtn ten days after ~~Notice ol :St~ SCRIBED AS A WHOLE AS designallon ti any Shown ge?tt~s b~sinns ,1 con Busrne'~ Namefsl usted
the bid 099n1ng dale e FOLLOWS herein S11d sale wtll Ile 1 abo•e on June 20 1990 Each b•dder $11111 tie 1 ° an W!ventory PARCEL 73 AS SHOWN made but without coveoantf ductect by a corpora •on Jl"ome Jon Dunn
lteensed contr1 c to r appraisal or esta~ as98ll ON THE NEWPORT BEACH or warranty e•pressect or m~ r :'Jl'~,'~~~t c~ur;,· Th•) $l<1lement was filed
pufSUlnl 10 the Business or ol any pe~ '?' LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT 1mpl~ regard1og hlle pos-1 nen unOef the hcltttOUS Wtlh the County C14ttll ol Or·
end Proletsions Code end ec:eountlonl •1• pro _. -.'!! NO NBllA 83-3 RE· MSSIOO Of encumbrano.s. bu ness na~ 0< names ange County on Jun.-~2 llGeflsed the totk>Wlng MC 250 "' .,. CORDED MAY 23 t984 AS to pay Ille r~1mog proncl· lM t~ be tn CalHomla Probate Code. A I N s T R u M E N T N 0 pal tum or the no1a111 -hSlecl ilbO,,. Ofl not yet , .. 1--1 dau1tteat1ons ~t IDf Soec:ial Notice C "---' ""T AF M Services inc -1 M1nut1c1ur1ng and/or '°'"' la vaillble from lht 84·214033 OF OFFI IAL cured by said,,,_.. ol fUSI Slanle Katz Prfltd~I Pubh ""° Ot1lng4' Co11t
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and Su1>conrr11011ng Fair A 8 o v E OE SCRIBED . lncruse this figure prl0t 10 dO•no t>utlneu as I
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with Hell t>ld Cefllfled or The lollOwlng l*IOtll ate ANO OPERATING THERE· aculed end dehvereO 10 the OOintl bv11neu N Karman ~I 8a•CI\.
caetlMtt'• Cheek payabl• 10 dOino bUalna•.. f'OR ANO STORINO IN AND undtrtlO'*' • M itten O.C· COLORWOAKS LANO-C.Jtt t2IS60
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Chevrolet .. s Corsica LTZ sedan fl•ftl and Beretta GTZ coupe bring back the thrill of e nthusiastic motoring reminiscent of Chevy·s SS hot rods of yesteryear.
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C..:hevy Corsica, Beretta bring back driving thrill
Back in the d ark ages when I
was still in high school. there
were but two small letters that
denoted the hottest product
Chevrolet would let loose on the
streets of middle America -
SS.
This w as the era ol the SS-
Chevelle. SS-Nova, SS-Impala.
and so on. Those two matched
letters meant that your bread-
and-butter Chevrolet had been
tortif1ed with all the go-last
hrdware GM could stuff under
the hood and lenders.
The right wheels. tires.
suspension and brakes had the
sole purpose ol backing up the
ground-thumping VB ot choice.
L1v1ng under the hood ol these
now-immensely valuable SS
Chevrolets were 327. 396. 409.
427 and 454-cub1c-1 nch motors
thal heaved out boatloads of
power and glass-shattering
sounds Add some bucket seats
and a console shifter and the
package was complete All ha1t
the bygone muscle car
Fuel crises ! and ti have 1n
large part d one away with those
engines (with the e1tcept1on of
the 305 and 3SO-cub1c-1nch ves
th at live on 1n the Camara and
Corvette), and yet Chevrolet has
seen ht to develo p a 90s ver-
sion o f the SS cars 1n the Cor-
sica and Beretta line. Goodbye
SS. hello GTZ and LTZ.
The Corsica l TZ sedan and
Beretta GTZ coupe reflect a
concept similar to the one that
spawned the old SS cars. The
execution. though, is a world
apart. E\len between 1he GTZ
and L TZ. the approach to civil-
mfnded hot-rod motoring is dlf-
ferenl.
Both cars send power to the
front wheels via German-de-
signed live-speed gear boxes
(the L TZ has an optional three-
speed au to matic). ride on 103-
inch wheelbases and are
suspended by MacPherson
stru1s 1n front and a twist axle 10
the rear wi th coil springs alt
around, Both cars are brought
to a halt with convenllonal l ront
disc. rear drum brakes and
steering for the pair is by power-
ass1sted rack and p1n1on.
Where the cars really differ.
from each other as well as their
predecessors. is under the
hood The Cor sica L TZ is pow-
ered by a strong 3 . 1-liter
pushrod V6 that is fed by mult1 -
port fuel 1n1ect1on and sparked
by a crank-tnggered . d1rect-l1re
1gn1t1on The Berretta GTZ. on
the other hand, gets 1ls mot1va-
llon from a h1gh -revv1ng , 2.3-
liler. double -overhead-c a~.
Autos
Damian Geddry
four-cylinder power plant with
16 valves.
The HO Quad Four (which
stand tor h1gh-ou lpu1 , lour-
valve-per-cyhnder four) also
sports multi-port luet 1n1ect1on
and d1rect-f1re 1gn111on These
are two very different engines
that give a unique personahty 10
each car.
For starters. the V6 molar 1n
the L TZ develops prod1g1ous
1orque at low speed and pulls
ellorllessly 1n any gear With
less than 3.000 pounds to haul
around and 180 pound-lee! o l
1orque on hand. 1he Corsica
makes hasle fr om stop signs
with the lea st provocatio n
W1lh 135 horsepower at 4.200
rpm and lull torque at Just 3 600
rpm. tile Corsica L TZ doesn't
need a lot of revs to get moving.
The Beretta GTZ. on the other
hand. rquires more driver in-
volvement. True to its name. the
HO Quad Four in the GTZ
makes 180 horsepo.wer at 6.200
rpm. with lull torque of 160
pound-feet available at 5
rpm. What this translates into
tor the day-to-day dnve is a
docile motor that needs nly to
see 4.000 rpm on. t e lach
before 11 sends the car scream-
ing forward.
Although this is a highly tuned
power plan!. the GTZ has re-
markable manners around
town Not until you work the
shifter and get the cams and
valves doing their 1nduc11on and
exhaust routine do things really
ge1 1nterest1ng
Regular trips to the 6.700 rprn
red:1ne 1n the GTZ reward the
driver with sizzling acceleration
and m1n1mal torque steer Plant-
ing your right foot on !he L TZ 's
accelerator gives you 1ns1an1
response from the torquey V6
regardless ot whel'e lhe 1ach
and st1dter are po1nt1ng
White !he otd SS Chevrofel s
denved rTiost of theu enterta1n -
n1en1 value lrom their snorl!ng
VBs. 11\e LTZ and GTZ add
some1h1ng new to the equal!on
-cornering grip. Both cars ride
on highly upgraded tires
mounted on aluminum wheels.
The Corsica L TZ is blessed with
P0205/60A-15 Eagle GT 4 alt-
season performance !ires, and
the Be .a__GTZ wears
P20 5VA-16 Goodyear
es mounted on body-col-
ored alloy wheels.
Although the tires go a great
deal 10 slick lhe GTZ and LTZ to
the road. both cars also have
benel11ted from numerous
suspension upgrades designed
to really hold the handling
together As a sedan. the L TZ
needs to strike a balance be-
lween comlort and compusure.
so an eye was kept on main-
ta1nn1g nde quall!y.
The LTZ 's ''Spor t
Suspension" included qu1ck-
rad10 power steering. gas-
charged struts and shocks. a
thicker rear stab11tzer bar and
higher-rate spnngs. The GTZ
goes one step further with big-
ger Iron! and rear slabilizer
bars. considerably more ag-
g1ess1ve spring rates (although
the tr ont springs were actually
softened by 10 percent). gas-
charged shocks. 20 percent stil -
ler steenng rack mounts and
firmer lo wer control a rm
bushings.
Although bolh cars generate
very respectable grip on smooth
pavement. 1he GTZ deflnltely
has the laster reflexes; yet the
ride quality and ample
suspension !ravel of the L TZ
makes up lor any compromise
In alhle~ic abillly.
In keeping with their steroid-
Injected personalities, both the
Corsica LTZ and Beretta GTZ
are equipped with multl-ad-
justible sporl seats that ofler
plenty ol lateral support. com-
plete analog gauges and lull
blackout and body-colored
paint treatment. Obviously.
Chevrolet is making sure that
neither of these cars is mistaken
for a mild-mannered grocery
getter.
Even the exhaust note. from
the banlone rumble o f the LTZ's
V6 to the tenor wail of !he GTZ's
mu Ito-valve lour, make it very
clear that this flavor of Corsica
and Beretta are biased toward
enthusiastic moloring.
Without causing a complete
evacuation al your bank ac-
count. either ol these hot-rod
Chevrolets will provide the king
ol high-calorie transporlalion
that made the SS cars of 25
years ago so much hln.
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"One nice tt'ling about thunderstorms ...
we get the bed to ourselves!"
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by Jimmy Johnson
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Orange Coul DAILY Pll.OT /Thuraday, June 28. 1990
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Return of the Big Bands
The Bia Band Era returns.
Mela Monison remembered danc-
in& at the Rendezvous Ballroom on
Balboa in the '40s. "The music lakes you back, .. she
si&hed.
l:>orothy Camp, 7S. also re-
membered those dancing days. In
fact. for Tuesday's Back to Bal night
a t the Balboa Pavilion she wore the
same spiffy red and white platform
shoes she wore dancing more than
40 yean aao.
As a teen. another guest, Bill
Grundy. worked at the Rendezvous
(located once-upon-a-time on the
site of Bubbles Restaurant) when the
likes of Errol Aynn and Judy Gar-
land swayed to the sounds of Ken-
ton and Crosby.
"You could hear the bands a mile
away," Grundy recalled.
Not all the swingers cutting the
rug at the nostalgic shindig. part of
the zany activities of Irrelevant
Week XV , remembered the '30s and
'40s.
We noticed ... The honoree. Mr.
Irrelevant Oemetrious Davis was
born in 1967 ... Although 2Q-year-
old Daily Pilot editor Bill Lobdell.
attending wit h wife Greer, dressed in
the spirit of the '40s (suspenders and
fedora). he left the sliding and glid-
ing to the silver haired couples pack-
ing the dance fl oor ... Jn ponytail
and crinolines. L1L Russell. a '50s
enthusiast came to 1111erbug wuh the
Big Band Commotton ... Bob and
Emily McG1nlc~ came to watch Big
Band star Ha~ Babbitt sing his
F1shic and Lambs1e routines ... and
costumed ne"l)"eds Bob and Jana
Marshall came bl:cause the} lo\(~ the
Big Band fashi on scene.
··1 was born tn the wrona era,"
Marshall confided.
Bev Salala, wife of l~levant
Week l'Ounder Paul, was credited
with the Back to Bal idea. Proceeds
left over from the S l 0-per-pcnon
donation will benefit the USC' schol-
arship program. Some paid S2S for
a dinner package and dined before
they danced.
"It's a hat." said organizer Barbara
deBoom. "We hope to make this an
institution.
(Dtenational relatioH ...
Barbara Mason relaxing under the
hair dryer at Club Shalimar buzzed
about wedding plans for son Rand}
and has fiancee Rosalia Zampion1a.
to be married Jul} 11 in the:' Mason
manse.
Randy worked for t"o )Ca~ in
Europe and met Ro~l aa. a 11at1vc of
Venice. Ital). 1n a London pub.
Shortl) after tlw1r nll'l'l1ng. she rc-
turned to ltah and he came bad. to
California. But. loH' n111qucr' all'
Rosaha II\ e' hl'rt· no" and ju 1
lin1shl.'d 1ra1111ng lu tw1:umt' J tr:nd
agent.
A happy sur prise ...
Happ) 32nd b1r1 hlla~ to ..\dnennl.'
Brennen. surprt!>l'd .11 7t·pp11' l:ht
night b} 20 uf ht·r nl.'arl.''>t ;rnd
dcare!>t at a p1 "a1c d1n1wr ho,tcd h>
the "ma!>ll'f or mah•o\ l'r\ ... hu,baml
George Brl·nnan.
Deux chapeaux ...
Fashion l·oord1n.1w1 "'II\ I 1.•'>llt•
chairt•d 1hc t-rend1 tlwnwd · fr1'hion
sho" and Frl·nt·h tlJ' Oll'd lumhl·on
for tht• Orange ( ount' JU 'l'ntk D1J-
bete$ Foundation last Saturday at
the ooh-la-la Mon Chateau res·
taurant in El Toro.
Leslie donned two hats for the
fund-raiS('r. Not an easy task.
"I planned the event and put
toaether the show usina all French
designs from the stores of Fashion
Island," Leslie said. "I do it because
I bchc\c in the cause. Diabetes is the
third lartest killer of children in this
country.
Funds raised from her efforts.
estimated nt SS,000. will support
diabetes research at UCI and
C'HOC. The 1990s ha been declared
the "DcLa<le for the Cure."
OD the front llaes ...
Actress/commentator Stephanie
Ed"ards recalled hearing thl' Salva-
uon Arm~ Band }Cars ago.
"I pla) the piano and trombone
and after hearing them pla} I be·
came interested in thl'ir cause. Their
clc~ lo\ e of God is such an anspira-
tt on:· shl· said.
A s guest cmccc Edwards inspired
thO'>t' gathered at the Salvation
Arnl) Orange County Celebration of
Sen 1n· at the Westin South Co~1st
Plata 1 lotcl on Saturday. More than
-150 gul.'m paid $50 each to attend
lhl' annual thl' Bn11sh Parliament.
"\\ c'rl' morl' than the old
'1nrd1Unl organ1La tion. The army of
tod;I\ " un the front lines." ex-
pl.tlltl·J Captain K ud~ Hedgre n of
till' 12:'-)l'Ur-old arm}. last ing the
pwhkm of thl' homeless as Orange
count'·, top pnont~ ··our tht·me
for till 'lJtJ, "·taunl·h1ng a Dream.'
"l' h,I\ l' .1 l'halknging lkcade
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M•ta Morrison and Fr•d
Smlley go Back to Bal.
Ann•tt• HamUton, mother
of Juv•nlle Diabetes f'oun-
datlon presld•nt Jan•t
(l•ftJ.
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Melodl Onursal, J , with
Barbra March•• at the Juv-
enile Diabetes foundation
lunch.
When divorce becomes a dogfight, look elsewhere for puppy love
Dear Ra ndy Sue: My husband and
I are in the middle of a bitter
divorce. One of the Issues is custody
of our 3-year-old golden retriever.
What will a judge do with our
dogfight?
-T.G., Newport Beach
HoJ)l.'full~. ~ou and ~our hu,hnnd
\\Ill rl'SOh I.' th1• "IS\Ul"' l'll.'f\lfl' It
I.'\ Cr 81.'IS lx·ft1rl' a JUd&l' \1, \\ 11h a
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Dear 'Rand\ Sue: \\hat '' tht•
sborthl liml'; ou have to "ail for a
divorn~ to bt• final in ('a hlornia')
-M.P .. Costa Mesa
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..in· RUlnR to Jtt'l dh or<>ed. Doe!> it
mah an\ dillerenl't' ~ho tile!> first?
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Dear Rand) Sue: I just found 011t
that m\ soon to bt' "e~"-husband bas
had a mlstres11 for the last fe" years
that we "ert' m arried. Will I i et
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PARVO
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more mone) for all the pain and
sufft'ring ht' bas caused me?
-S.W., Laguna Beach
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pa111 JnJ ,u1k1111g But. ~ou 111.1\ hi.·
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Dear Rand) Sue: My hus ba nd and
I "ert' di\·orc·ed more tha n fi ve
years ago. I just rec•eived paper in
tbt-mail saying that ht' Is taking me
back lo C'ourl to reduce child sup-
port. Ca n be just end m e these
pape rs i.n the mall or do I have to be
served in pe rson?
-E .C .. Newport Beach
~l·n 1tt' h\ mail for a hearing to
rl·dun· i:hiiJ !>uppon a fter ~our
d11 01le ,., linal 1oi; u~uall~ per·
m1 ... '1hk Hll\\eH'r. \OU Y.Ould be
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l \-hu,han1.I'' motion to thl' l'ourt
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into precarious spot
Ann
Landers
I am not men11oncd in his "'II. Th1'i
man " ''Orth a lot of monl'\. but 1f
ht' 'hould d1l' l "uuld ha~t· httk
nHn' to liH' on than S227 a month
from m\ So('tal Sccun t\.
I am ~\.tired to death.· .\nn. l havl'
nu monq for an nttorne~ :ind don '1
l..no" ''111.'rc tu turn Please help mt•
-\.\ orncd Skk in Virg1n1a
Dear Va.: You itmusl see a lawyer
a t once. Ask your clergyman, your
doctor or a friend to recom mend
one.
You've been sapporting yo11r well-
beeled husband for %3 yeart, wblch
seems terribly onfair to me . If be
should die and tbere Is notllting in
writing to compensate you for the
money you've spent. you could be In
seriou" trouble.
DI c\R .\'JN l.\l'<DI R'i Thl'
man "ho \\rote about \ all.'ntinl'·,
l>J} an his fourth-grade da<;~ 54
)CM ago (hi.' rcC"ei,cd the fc"'est
~alcn tinc!i) brought hack \omc pain-
ful nll'mones.
My St"cond-grade tent'hl·r had a
game for l'hoosing thl' lunch hm·.
Eat•h da\ 11hc sekt'tl'd o d11Tl·rl·n1 pc~on tu '>tart th<.' hnc. That pcr'>on
"oul<l 'd l.'ct someone hl' or ~he
w:1ntl'd to sit by
I r<'nH.'mbcr the· firlt t tame ~e
pla)cJ the g;ime. I was rcall) cxcttl'd
and lool..l·d forward to hcing c'hOSl'll .
The l!'inll' "'cnt on and on until I
'' o' tht• onh one left I <.'Ouldn 't
hl.:hl'\I.' that 'not a '>lngk per~n an
till' da\• \\Hntl'd IO ~•t h> ml'.
I hl' ~une continued day nf\er
uJ~ \lk1 l'H'I > ~·~~wn of r hoo "'i
1t Y.U\ oll\ 1011!> that I wn' the mo~t
unpofmlur pt•r,.on 1n tht' cla5 . I t11ed
to ptt'h.•nJ that 11 J1dn'1 bother nil'
bu1 I "a' 11..'all) cru\hl'<i. Thl' nu.·m-
0 1') of tho~· painful da\<; hun e'en
no".
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d111unJtt' ~·ll>tl1on!) ~~.Jon fl'lpit-
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Opening one'
mouth sometimes
can be hazardous
"Wha1'1 ,_,, i1 Pt'ololue."
Willi•m Sh•h1piare, The
Tempest.
Dave Stewart of the Oakland A's.
an otherwise ~ble fellow and
pitcher of considerable talent, s~
ped on his tonauc the other day and
we can only speculate on the con~
quenccs.
Followina a perticulatly-
bothenome defeat last Sunday (3-2,
10 inninp) at &he hands of the
upstart White Sox. the A's riaht-
handed pitcher claimed that players
from Clllca&<> bench had been shout-
in1 at him about his control in the
final innina after he'd yielded a
home run to Dan Pasqua.
Stewart then uttered these words
which may or not haunt him before
this unpredictable 1990 season has
been completed.
"They seem to think that they
have some auys over there who feel
they are pretty &ood ballplayers.''
said Stewart. "There is not one
reaular player over there. with the
exception of maybe a few -Carlton
Fisk. Ron Kittle. Ivan Calderon
maybe, that can hold my joc~
as I'm concerned.
"McDowell (Jack) should be in
Triple-A. What does he know about
control? And Lyons (Steve) should
be selling insurance.
"The Chicago White Sox. they are
a club having a little success. but to
me they have to learn how to handle
success. And until they do they will
alwa)'s be a second-rate club no
matter how well they play or who
they beat."
Several days later. when given a
chance to recant. ex-Dodger Stewart
held fast:
.. Wh y should I be sorry?" asked
Stewart ... I didn't say anything I
didn't mean:·
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Baseball flashback: It was July 8.
1969. and the ChicaRO Cubs held a
Trojans get
nevv coach:
Dinneen
By ROGER CARLSON
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IRVINE -Un1 vcrs1ty High's
search for a bo)s varsity basketball
coach. one who is capable of turning
a 20-year losing trend around. is
over.
The TroJans have hired Mike Din-
neen. a I 0-year veteran from St. Paul
High in Santa Fe Springs.
The 31 ·~ear-old Dinneen is the
architec t of a program at St. Paul
wh ich transformed the Swordsmen
from a long-11me doormat into a
legitimate contender 1n the Angelus
Leaaue.
He replaces Steve Scoggin. who
resianed at the end of the ·90 season
fl'lease see DfNNEEN/ESJ
Viking tabbed
for USA Today
national team
The Dally Plfot
HUNTINGTON
Marc Newfield. the
product who
led the V1kin1s
to their first-
ever CIF title,
ha s b ee n
named to USA
Today's 1990
All-USA Hiah
School Baseball
Team.
The 6-foot-4,
200 pounder.
was named as
the top high
school first baseman in the country
by the publicati on. The honor is just
one of several bestowed on him this
season.
Earlier, Newfield was named as
the G11orade Circle of Champions
California Hiah School Player of the
Year. He was an All-CIF SA fint
team pick as well as an All-Sun1et
Leaaue Pick. On June 2. he led the
underdoa Vikinp to the S-A title in
a 6-4 victory over Diamond Bar at
Anaheim Stadium.
Thou&)l Marina was the third-
place representative in the playoffs,
1t earned the title with wins over the
likes of Mater Dci and Westlake -
at that time the top-ranked team in
the nation accordina to USA Today.
KEEPING
COUNT
Rick
Talley
five-pmc Ind over the upstart N~
York Mets. &uina: Visitors' locker
room. Shea.Stadium, and Ron ~nto
was speaking followins a particu-
larly-bothersome loss (the Cubs blew
a J..l lcad in the ninth and lost. 4-3).
Chicago third baseman and team
captain Santo. when asked by New
York writers to consider the Mets.
said with emotion:
"I wouldn't put that infield in
Tacoma. h s a shame losing to an
infield (Ed Kranepool. Wayne Gar-
rett. Al Weis. Bobby Pfeil) like that.
Everybody thinks the Mets arc so
great. I'd almost forgotten because
we hadn't played in so long. I was
beginning to tell myself that maybe
they were pretty good. But they
lookl-d like a bunch of rejects to
me."
Two"<lays later, after the Cubs
salavaged one game in the thrcc-
game series by beating the Mets. 6-2.
somebody asked Chicago Manager
Leo Durocher:
··were those the real Cubs we saw
out there today." and he repliC'd:
"No. but those were the real Mets.··
Baseball historians know what
happened with the "real Mets" and
to Durocher's Cubs in 1969. Chicago
lllcw a 91'2-game lead over the Mets
on Au~. 14 and finished a humilt-
aung eight games behind New York .
which went on to beat the Baltimore
fPlease see TAUEY /Ell
Miiie Dinneen
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NEWPORT BEACH -Theft was a sobcr-
ina side to lrrdevant Wttk •Iona with two
1erious pt"CSCn&ations and• lot o(ftivolity at the
Balboa Bl) Club Hall of Fame banquet
Wcdncsda) ni&)lt before a sellout crowd of
more &han 250.
M)'1h, Thef:anaerr. Martin then talked about
tcamina fi C'~y Skneti •and others and
said: ''Put hem all l09C1her and it came out
Bill> Manin.'' Will~ Randolph. Graig Neulcs.
Ton) la Russo and ~cral othen were de-
picted praising Manin.
Mantle.
"On behalf of the board of aovcrnors of the
Balboa Bay Club, it lives me area• pleasure to
present )IOU wtth this plaque and lifetime
membnhip."
Mantle's first rnponsc was: "Who told you
I was ao1n1 to tum 1t down?"
Mickey Mantle. an all-time &JTat with the New Yort Y•nkca.. ii tht atwnl induc:ttt into
lbc BIC" Hall of Fan:. ud Mr. lndn-atM XV.
Ormetrius Da~is •II ~k'd with the Low-
UMa Troph).
lu& a IObcn• llM dip on &lw laer Ny MMUn. also a mciribrroftM l8C Hal of fame
• • IDOd r~ Of MMty • •lit chlb itidUdins bOlrd "'8irman Iii Ru and Pruick .. Tom
l>ermcf. broutht • toact. of nOMilPi to the ~.
Mantk told of quail hun\ing in his na&ive
Oklahoma -1th Manin.
"The Bill ) Manin we knew and loved so
dcarl) "as the kindest. ~ntk:sl. 1ivinscst per-
son )OU -ould e"er be ~ to know.''
Deemer said.
Nettles. an 1nducttt into the BBC Hall of
Fame a }atr aeo and a plllycr undtt Manin for
the Vant~ 9"t: "I Sot <irifb watdri• thn
di_, on Bi~. tk ta.,.ht mt cve~hu• I know.
I( It M'raa t ror Bilfy. I .ouldn t be hric IHt
)"rllr or toniehL ..
Af\cr a couple of' Manin stories of a
personal nature. Mantk said: "rvc enjoyfld
bcina here in NC'WpOf't Beech. I'm &om Okla-
homa and r~e had so much fun here~~
all. Ok1cs all ~me oot heft aod rve ..,.,..~ e.n> talked me into comi• &be fine tJlllC..,
I kno• 1f lie's .-a&ehial. 111e·s proud ol ..,. ~bn& thtt awn Mid I Weeiak it;
-1 ain't bctieve be is not htft today."
"It toot me• IOlls time eo tet into lhc l8C
Hall of FMM MMI' I don't know why. rm --
•s proud to bt in this ont a I am in the b 111W
Hall of Funt.
Manift. die on-apin, ofT-.m• ,....,., o(
the Yankton after a brilliant playina l'lrttr
durin& the hcyda)s of Manllc:'s palrollina center
field for the club. was eulosiztd by Deemer and
others.
Man&lc added. "He wasn't at all what the public
saw of' him on the ftcld.'' .. Wh11C)I (ford) said of Billy: WUt lilly
did best. he QI your friend. .. Deemer then turned to his prcsentauon of
the BBC Hui of Fame plaque and lifetime
membership to Mant~.
..This evening IS 8 VCf')' sp«iaJ one fOr me,"
Deemer said. "Billy Martin was • friend to all
of us and he respected tltose who taulht him."
The film chp started with: The Man. The
.. He (Mantle) may be the first penon to
refuse it:• Deemer said facetiously ... I'll 1ive
him that opponunity. however. You ,ct to
know a lot of 1rcat people throuJh our Hall of
Famt. I aive you No. 7. the Mick -Mickey
Mr. lrrdevant XV, Demetrius Davis, was
then brcM.llht to the podium and placed in a
chair for ihe balanc:ie of the procram tlwt was
turned over to masttt of ettem0oies and Irrele-
vant' Week foundtt Paul Salaaa. Tilis is where
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Open field poised
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ly IARRY FAULKNER
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LAGUNA BEACH -The Laguna Open. the onl professional beach
\OllC)ball tournament 1hi~ )ear to feature both men's and womC'n's
compct111on. returns for its 36th year Fnda)
through Sunday at main beach.
The prestigious event. co-spon'\ored by
1he Orug~ Coast Dally Pilot, 1s the longest-
running beach tournament event in the
world and will ofTl'r a $50.000 pii1e purse to
be split cquall ) between the men's and
\\Omen 's fields.
The women's prehm1nar) rounds arc
schedul ed for Fnday and Saturday from 8
a.m. to noon with the semifinals Sunday 11
8 a.m. followed by the finals at 2 p.m.
The men's preliminary rounds are Fn-
IWil~..-.-...--.--..-..da) and Saturday from noon to 4 p.m The
scnufinals are lated unda) at 10 a.m. with the final s at 4 p.m.
The coed event \\Ill begin turda). with semifinals ( 11 a.m ) and finals
(I p.m.) unday.
The pro woml'n·~ tournament. which 1s a satclhte event to the Women's
Professional Volle)'ball Assoc1a11on tour. will featurr the best beach pla)ers
in the world. 1ncludtnJ two-time Brazilian Olympian Jackie 1lva. the
leadina money winner 1n 1989.
Janice Opahnsk1, a UC'I product and San Juan Capistrano resident, _.ill
be amon1 the Orange Coast area n:prcsentativcs. She will team wtth 1lva
to vie for her third ~trai&)lt laJuna Open crown and fourth overall.
The 16-team men's conttnJCnt. which will not include the top
Association of Volleyball Profes 1onals players. who will be competing at
an AVP event held concurrently at Manhattan Beach. Dcfendina champion
Pete Aronch1ck of Los i\ngelcs will team up with a new panner. Mike
Boehle, who replace Mark Eller. to try to wm 1t back-to-back.
The event wall also introduce a four-person coed div1s1on.
fitt.ase see VOUEYIAU/ESJ
Friday's focus: Aronchlck
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Friday's edhto. addmsn Pete ronch1ck. who has s-1tched
pennas '" •• atttmpt to put tatether t.c1t-to.b9ck champion1tuP1 '" , IM .,.., clivisioft ol the Llipna &ach Open.
~ ~ ~ PfttlUl'e of defendu• the cro'M'. a
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OAK.LAND -11•1 a pd tllinl
lMl"e's not a salary cap b ~ O.falancl
Athletin. • Sala~. escalatina e9Cb time a tu~ sw nqotiates a new ckal. reKbed new ~ oe Wednesday when Jose Cutee0 became .,..,....,
h.i&hest i-1d player.~ A'a 11...-~to a j.yew
deal wonh $23.S million, movu'I ham ahald of the
Yankees' Don MauinaJy, who in April siped 1 S.
year, $19.6 million deal.
Not even Canseco believes
he's wonh the money.
"I don't think it's what I'm
wonh." Canseco said al Wednes-
day's news conference. ..It's
what the market holds, what the
organizations are willing to pay a
player.
"The popularity I have,
whether it's controversial or
positive, people want to come
out and sec Jose Canseco play." C.n1eco
And the A's, shooting for a
th!rd straight trip to the World Series, arc paying the
pnce. Canseco, who will be paid $5.1 million in I 99S
the final year of his new deal, also becomes baseball'~
first $5-million man.
The 25-year-old Canseco will collect a S3.5
million signing bonus. $2.8 million in 1991. $3.6
million 1n 1992. $4. I million in 1993 and $4.4
million in 1994. He will earn $2 mllhon i~ saJary for
this season.
There are 1ncent1ves. 100. If Canseco is named
the AL·s MVP. he'll collec1 $1 00.000. An MVP in the
pla} offs and '"orld Scnes is each worth another
$50,000.
Canseco becomes the fourth A's player under
contract rnakin~ more than $3 million a year.
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Rlpken's streak revived
BALTIMORE -Record-book ~ wfiters.. act your asterisks ready. Cal
R1pken s errorless streak is not over, after •
all.
. Official scorer Billy Stetka, who charged Ripken
with an error Tuesday when the Baltimore Oriole
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~nter fielder Mike Devereaux, reversed his own call
early Wednesday.
After viewing the videotape and talking with a
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As a result. Ripken's revived errorless streak was
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NEW YORK -When Canars PaJ----
ace couldn't aarec on the price for a ... ..,.
September doubleheader featurina Mike .-
T)'son and Gcorac Fottman, promoters ----
Bob Arum and Don Kina played a Trump card.
So. the fights arc headed for Atlantic City's
Convention Center on Sept. 22. when: the live-site
prom~tcr will be the Trump Plaza hotel-casino of
financier Donald Trump, who has ~n doin1 some
heavy sparring lately with international bankers con-
cerning interest payments on junk bonds.
"We have a deal in principle with the Trump
organization,'' Arum said Wednesday.
A Trump Plaza official, who did not wish to be
identified. said staging the doubleheader. on which
T}son will fight Alex Stewan and Foreman might
fight Francesco Damiani. will give Trump Plaza right
of first rcfusaJ on a T yson-Foreman match.
The doubleheader oriJinally was scheduled for
Sept. 8 and it was expected It would be held at Caesars
Plal'e in Las Vegas. where. on June 16. Tyson
knocl..cd out Henry Tillman and Foreman knocked
out Ad1lson Rodrigues.
Arum said Caesars Palacr found the li ve-site fee
to be 100 high. Both he and Trump Plaza declined to
rc\'eal the price on which they had agreed.
Sept. 22 would be the day after James "Buster"
Douglas is scheduled 10 defend the heavyweipu title
at The Mirage in Las Vegas. but there are ind1cat1ons
thl' fight will be held in October.
If the 41 -year-old f ort'man. ¥.ho was champion
111 1973-74. docs not fiaht D:lm1an1. of Ital}. his
opponl·nt could be Michael Dokes. according to
.\rum.
"We·re. still kan1n1 toward Damiani. but George
.. 1111 \\ants 11 to be for 12 rounds for the 1itk. but I
1h111I.. \\c·11 worl.. it out." Arum s~Hd.
Damian! is n.-cogni1ed as hea' Y"e1gh1 champion h~ lhl· relat1\'el~ new World Bo>.ing Organization.
\\h1k thl.' World Boiting .\sl1oc1at1on. World Boxing
C1Ju1K1l. lntl.'rnational Boxing Fedcra1ion and an
O\ l'f\\ helming majorit} of bo\lng fans rccognize the
champion to be Dougbs.
Former Canadian track ~oacla
ClwHe Francis has beett added 10 tbe lilt ~~
of oeODk beina sued by Cart Lewis tbr I'
what tt.e six-lime Olympec fOld medalill ----alletes was Francis' pan m a milliolModar con-
spiracy to defame him. .. t.e.:i• beaan his lib;el action of nearly S364
million 1n December qainst tM German mapz.ine
Stem and sprinter Darrell Robinson, a fo.....,. team-
mate of Lewis. who now Jives in Canada. But an
amended statement of claim. filed this month at the
Supreme Court of Ontari°> added Francis' name,
aJona with more repcuentauves of Stem, to the suit.
The statement claims there was a conspiracy which
created a S 1.2 million ahash fund .. for the pu.rpo1e of
buyina perjured testimony."
Jn olhtt sporu news Wednesday: • CollelC athletes will have to spend no mon:
than 20 hours a week on sporu, an •VCfale reduction
of about one-third. under le,islation the NCAA
Presidents Commission will sponsor at the 1991
convention. The time-reduction addresses a common
complaint voiced by athletes in a survey two ycan
aao, and arc based o.n !UOmmendations by a aroup
of conference comm1ss1oners.
. ~Johnny Pesky, 70, has agreed to become the
mtenm manager of the Pawtucket Red Sox, Boston's
struaa.lina Triple A farm club.
-. The Cleveland Indians called up right-handed
pitcher Charles Nagy from Class AA Canton-Akron
to take the roster spot vacated when John Farrell went
on the disabled list. Na.y. 23. will get his first major-
lcague start Frida)' night against the Angels in
Cleveland.
-From 'he A11eda&ed PrHa
QUOTE OF THE DAY
Earl Strom, who 1s retiring after 32 years as
an N BA referee: "I feel I'm the last of a dying
breed. I think that referees are an intqral pan of
the game. very integral ... Our calls change the
complcll.ion of the game. Anybody who says
referees don't win or lose ball games is only
da)'drcaming. As far as takina the personalities
awa> from referees. God rest has soul, if Mendy
Rudolph knew that. he'd roll over in his grave.
I think in order to sell a call you ma) have to
ha\ e a lmlc schmaltz. What's wrona with that?
l can·t see being robots and going out there and
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Perhapl the lftOlt ftutaralina event
of lrrelevana Weck will take place
today at the N~port Beach Golf'
Coune wMll Shoe Clock aolf' makn
i11 debut with 75 ~nicipanll.
Shot Clock IOlf. an eurcite in
futility, will feat~ such thinp H
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a Ion& drive contest on another. All
others have gimmicks that should
alter the scorecard completely.
If you arc interested in the event
but don't care to panicipete, you arc
invited to be a spectator. The com-
petition wiU begin at 9 this morning
with a shotgun start.
Demetrius Davis. Mr. Irrelevant
XV who is being honored all week
during Irrelevant Weck festivities.
will try several of the holes with
different foursomes before being
bailed out by founder Paul Salata for
a day at Hollywood Park.
Each of the 18 holes will provide a
unique or zany challenge for the
golfers involved.
"I feel the players should have as
much fun as possible on a golf
course." says chairman Steven
Bernardy. "My only advice for
golfers would be to bring more golf
balls and fewer clubs ...
The event will benefit Share Our
Selves (S.O.S.) As is his custom. Salata rattled off
quips at a rapid pace ttferrin& to the
'homeless Raiders': "I prefer to work
alone... in answer to an audience
remark and many more.
Jack Younablood, a former de-
fensive linet.cker for the Rams.
said: ··1 used to hate tight ends.
There hasn't been a aood blocking
tiaht end in the NFL but things arc
chanJina. Good luck." 1--------------------------------"-------'~------------"----~-Lci&h Steinberg. a player's agent
attorney now residing in. N-ewpon
Beach and the one who signed No.
I drafttt Jeff George for $3 million.
brou&ht three letters to the podium.
"Tom Ottmer is to hospitalitX
what Donald Trump is to humility. •
and the list went on. He rattled
through previous Irrelevant Weck
honorees and told of the first.
Kelvin IGrk.
··we had a parade all set up at the
airpon with limousines and every·
thing... Salata recalled. "He called
and said he missed the plane so we
found a meat cutter from Long
Beach and put him inside the limo.
We proceeded with the parade and
got to the Bay Club to start our
media conference. When Kirk fi.
nally arrived. we calmly had him
change places with the meat cutter
and went ahead."
Shane Foley. a Newpon Harbor irad and now a backup quanerback
at USC. told Davis not to worry
about Salata 's jokes and offered con-
gratulations.
Nettles played golf with Mantle.
Deemer and another player at New-
port Beach Country Club Wednes-
• day. He tired a 69 to win ~thing
and Mantle asked that his sro~ be
duly reported to handicap chairmen
in that area.
Nettles also ~ayed in the Senior U:ag(&em Aonda and said it was a
lot of fun. 'To Davis; "Good luck. J
hope you make it If you do. it's the
greatest life in the world.··
TALLEY
From El
Orioles in five games of the World
Series.
Santo now a Cubs' broadcaster
and Hall of Fame candidate. has
been panicularly haunted by his
assc~ment of the Mets 21 years aao.
Like Dave Stewart of the A's.
Santo was convinced that what he
said was true -and. indeed, one
could hardly compare an infield of
Ernie Banks, Glenn Beckert, Don
Kessinger and Santo to such person· aacs as Kranepool, Garrett. Weis.
and Pfeil -as difficult. perhaps, to
compare the Chisox of 1990 to the
defending World Champion A's.
who feature such stars as Rickey
Henderson, Mark McGwirc. and
Jose Canseco.
Yet, as Santo says now: "The
Mets won 38 of their last 49 games
and won the pennant with 100 vic·
tones. Those art facts and it's the
"The first is a contract that calls
for a SI million SiJning bonus and
more than SS million for the first
three years. Of course it is only as
&ood as the paper it is written on.
"Andre Ware. the Heisman
Trophy winner. wrote this one
seriously. He says: 'Since you're in
Newpon Beach and I didn't even get
to make the trip to New York (his
team was playing that day). it's open
to question -what is high and what
is low."
George wrote: "Congratulations.
Only one of us can have the honor.
I'm happier it was you."
Other tributes and advice were
presented by Steve Beurlein. a
Raider quarterback -"Welcome
aboard": Melanie (Salata) Fitch
presented Davis with Oags. one
nautical series spelling out Davis:
Deane Bottorf sang several original
songs he cQmpo~d &o honor the.
Da"iscs (Demetrius and wife There-
sa).
Chuck Gra,,cs of the Uni versity
Athletic C lub. presented the Low-
sman Troph) an<! said they were
more valuable than the Heisman
because there arc only 15 in ex-
istence at the moment.
only way I can look at what ha~
pened. Every time we looked up the
scoreboard in September. the Mets
were winninJ. It was their year."
As well it may be the year of the
White Sox and that's another reason
why Dave Stewart should have bit·
ten his tonaue.
There are destined teams and ath·
letes. Af\er covering amateur and
professional spons for 32 years. I am
as convinced of that truism as any in
sports.
And when you're trying to beat an
over-achieving team such as the
1969 Mets or the 1990 White Sox.
the last lhina you want to do is fan
the names. They are usually hot
enough without psychological help.
Stewart, thouah. has created his
own tempest and we can only watch
and wait to see if history repeats. as
it so often does.
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10 three sinalet while slrikina out sil.. Smolu achieved his tee0nd
allaDut and founh complete pme oe::::lbe year Wednesday in a 4-0
\11:1Dry.
Slliola. wtao Ml bar of bis
F sa deciliOni.r: onl 92 tcbes. 'I
I'm autt t11aa•a record low for
..-e over D.iDe i~' .. Mid lhe 23--old bwter . Mich.
Olton pve Atlanta lhe lead
~nil Tim Belcher (S-6) with hi1 mlb bomer, a one-out solo shoe an
the third innina. Jeff Blauser walked
and one out laler moved to third on
,. cin!lt-by Oddibt McDowell and
I'd love to do l'8 e=t. I ftlt
in control rilh• tt of the pte. I usually Sol my fi t pitch over and
stayed ahead on he count until I
tired a Unle bit te in the pmc."
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Dodgen Pla~r of Day
..smolu (S-6) retittd 21 of the final
ookie s .arks /
e irates to' win
ever Phillies / I
Orlando Merced still hasn't seen his first full ~jor
leuue game. but he's already helped the Piusqurgh
Pirates win one.
Wally Backman's two-out RBI
double in the seventh inning scored
Merced with the go.ahead run as the
Piralts rallied from three runs behind
to beat Philadelphia 5-3 Wednesday
night nt Three Rivers Stadium for the
Phillies' sixth straight loss.
Backman drove in two runs.
scored another and went 2-for-4 as
the Pirates swept the three-game senes. extending their
wmning streak to four games. The Pirates. "'inners of
21 of their last 27 at home. trailed 3-0 in the fifth.
Reliever Bob Klppcr (:?-I) pitched two scoreless
innings" 1th Bill Landrum "'o rk1ng the final ~"-'o for his
I I th save. Ken Howe!! (8-5) allowed eight h11s and four
runs in 5e\ en innings for his second loss in a row after
six conk--cut1"e victon es.
With the score tied 3-3 in the evcnth1 Merced -
caUed up from Buffalo j ust hours earlier_. hit a pinch
double down the right field line o n thC' first .Pitch he saw
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Manqer Tony La Russa·s defendina world cham-
pions arc faced with that label after Detroit'& Miltt"
Heath hit a ninth-innina home run to
be1t the A's S-4 on Wednesday.
Coupled with Cbicaao's seventh
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• Me11 5. Cardinals 2: i\t Busch Stadium. Frank
Viola pitched a four-hiller 10 tx-com~ the National
League's first I I -game "'inner and D~rryl Strawbe~
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won its nan:h straight. The '1cto~ cq'mpleted a thret'·
game sweep of St. Louis and gaH' the Mets their longest
w1nmng streak since 1986. ""hen they won 11 in a ro"'
1n Apnl. The Meu have "'on 16 of \Jl eir last 18 games
and arc 19-7 under new Manager Bud Harrelson.
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• Astros 9, Padres I: In the Astrodome. hot-t.1t11ng
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•Cubs 5, Expos 3: R)ne Sa ndberg. batting .4:!1
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homered off Ke' 1n Gross (8-5) in the first inning and
hit anofhl·r solo shot off relic\ er -;Bill Sam~n in the
'><'H'nth It "as the 16th lime Ci)a~dhcrg has homl·rcd
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and six h1b in seven innmgs to earn his 2<>6th career
'1 ton as Te\as won in the Metrodome to snap a four-
game ·losing streak. Ryan (7-4) has allowed onl~ six
earned runs m his last four stans. beginning w11h his
\l>.th career no-hitter on June 18 against Oakland
R)an's three stnkeouts left him three short of fanning
I 00 batters in a season for the :?:?nd time. a major·
kagu{' record he prescntl) shares with Don Sutton.
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• Brewers 5, Yankees 4: Dave Parker rcachl·d
:?.500 rnreer hits and Rob r:><.·er hit a t\\O-run homer to
help M ilwaukee and left-hander Rill Krueger tnumph
at Yanl..l.'l' Stadium. Parl..er. an I 8·)ear veteran. picked
up No. 2.500 with a single in 1he second inning. singled
during thl.' Brc"'l'rs· l\\o-run founh and was on ba~
"'1th his third single "'hen ~r hit his 13th homer to
make 11 5-1 in the Sl\th. Krucier scattered eight h11s and
allo"cd t\\O runs 1n 7: 1 inntn1ts to impro'c to 4-J .
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homer. onl) his founh b1g-leagoC' hit in :?6 at-bats. was
the first hit for Baltimore since 1he second inning and
made a winn~r of reliC'ver Gregg Olson (4~:?).
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From Et
pla) mg good basd>all ..
In his 78th maJOr league stan.
Fink) ( 10-4) "as tagged for a first·
inning homl.' run for tht' first umc in
h1<; career . .\nd. Finley gave up not
one. but t\\O.
Chicago k:id-off hitter amm) So~ ripped 011l' w dl·ad center field.
thl'n Kittk hit hi!> firc;t of th{' gaml.'
l\\O outs latl.'r 10 mah· 11 2-0.
"No" that "as a good scncs."
Chicago Manager kff Torborg said.
"I didn't kno"' "e v.crc in firs: place
unlit Samm) told me after the game.
"from thl· sc~ond half of last
season. \\C0\e bcl·n a different ball
club. Wl· \\On eight s1ra1ght after the (All-~tar) break and I 0 out of 11.
we·, e also addl.'d pla>er; hkc So53
and (Robin) \'1.'ntura. We played
one game OH'r . 500 the second half
of laltt -.CU!>Oll and that's saying a lot
rnnlt1da1ng "'' "erl' :!O games under
the fi r.,t hal r:·
White So'\ starter Eric King shut
out the .\ngels until the eighth tn·
nintt whl·n both of his walks 1n the
inning l'.UtnL' around to score. the
onl} offense lht• .\ngcls were able
muster agarn!tl the White Sox.
"(King) kl' Pl t hl· ball up and in."
said Angels n·ntcr fielder Dante
B1chctte. •·tk thrl'"' n good game.
The guy's tough -bot sooner or
later we'll get o n a streak of our
own:·
King and Finley. two of the hot·
t~t pitchc~ in lhc mcrican Lt'aguc
at the prc~nt time. duded in
sweltC'nng heal that walt measured at
99 degrees at the tart of the game.
Finley •"'as chase4_ by the fifth
whilf' Kin' (8-1 ). wh8'camc in Wlth
the leagues bcs1 earned run averaic.
lasted until one out in the eighth.
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..11·~ .i tough comb1nallon 10 tl\.'Jl
The~·, c got the momentum right
no"'. but thl.'re·~ ... 1111 half of thl·
sea!>On Ill go and 1t'!I a long >ear ..
Kittle. "'ho homerl·d 1n his final
at-b.it "n Tuc'>da'. be-came the first
\\ h1tc O\ pla~er· to hil thrtt homc
runs 1n ,hrl'I.' conS«ut•' e at-hats
s1nn· lfarllld Baines did 11 on Jul\ 7.
1981 -l'<:rnnung the founh pla)er
IO C'htltO\ ht~IOf\ to do so.
Kink abo t1 l'd.M1nnie '-1ino-.o for
thml plan· on the Wh11e So,.,·~ nll-
t1ml.' home run list "'ith 1.35. K11t k .
who kads the duh with 13. has I (IQ
C31\.'l'r homl.' run!>.
tic h11 hnk\ hard in the fourth
tnn1ng. h1 SC\'Ond blast landing I .l
to 14 ro" s up in kfi field to g1 H'
Chicago a J-0 lead
"I don't think aO\onc·'> l'Oncrml'd
about bcinf m first plac-e." K1ttk
said. "We re just playing good
baseball. h's been super for us all
year ...
Kina. who made l09 pitchc\.
w\)rked out of a bases-loaded. no-
body s1tuat1on 1n the sixth mmng.
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Fink)' stam-d with the lragut''s
sccond-lx'st ERA. but w1tc~ it rise
to 2.62 after aivinJ up ei&ht hits and
four run 1n 411' 1nn1nas.
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Kina'!ii ER octuall) roSt to 2.18.
bu& he P'c up JUSt tv.-o hits ind left
stakrd to 11 s.-0 lead.
''They p11chcd. t~) hit and ahcy
were ou~1vc," said natls ri&ht
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Kimbf tak .
by Clippers
in NBA draft
NEW YORK -LoYOla Marymou.nt'a Bo Kim,bk will tqin his NBA tarttr in the
same cit)' whctt, he playnt i~ collctt as t.k
Los aw:tcs C11ppcn surpmed no one in
makina him their top draft pick Wed_.y
Ta.ken ei&hth oVttaJL Kimble. thC
NC AA s top scorer last season. fills the
Clippers' need for a shootina paan1 and
brinas enormous box-offu appeal. Five
picks later. the Clippcn madt Micbipn
forward Loy Vauaht their lt!C'Ond choice
hopina his rcboundina lkills can imptOve' the tam's
41. 7 ~r-pme a ve,..e.
··we. helped our ~lub immensely today," head
coach Mike Schuler said. "I'm very happy with my
team today. more so than yesterday."
The 6-foot·S. 19()..pound Kimble will provide in-
surance at the guard spot. especially if Ron Harper does
not come baclt strona from last season's k.ntt injury.
The Clippers were widely experted to take Kimble.
An estimated 300 fans watchinJ the draft on bi,..
screen tclc\ ision at the Los Angcks Sports Arena bcu. n
chantini. "Bo, Bo. Bo ... after Sacramento took LaSalk's
Lionel Simmons with the seventh pick, ensuring
Kimbk's a\'ailability.
The crowd roared its approval when Schuler
anno unced the selection.
"We wanted to gct the best possible basketball
player ~ could get and we did." Schuler said. -rm
hapPY for him bcca~ he ~nt throuah a peat hardship
this year and he came through with Oy1na colors..
''I'll tell you what. this is when he wanted to play ...
The l..aktrs.. who chose last in the first round. took
6-foot· 1 I Elden Campbell of Clemson.
The first pick overall was Derrick Coleman by the
New Jene)' Nets.. Coltman. a 6-10. l lS..pound All.
American forward. was the aU-time leadinJ rebounder
in collciiate history and Syracuse's all·Ume leading
scorer with 2.143 points. He was a staner for four years
for the Orangemen and was almost universally con-
sidered the best NBA prospttL
With Coleman taken. big men became a scarce
commodity. Of the remaining 26 picks in the first
round. 13 were guards or perimeter players.
Seattle took 6-3 Ottgon State point guard Gary
Payton and Denver followed with LSU's 6-1 Chris
Jackson. a 29-point scorer in his two years in college.
Not since Detroit took Isiah Thomas with the No. 2
pick in 1981 has a ir.uard been taken as high as Payton.
Then came 6-7 Dennis Scott of Grorg.1a Tl!\Ch. an
outstanding perimeter shooter who was ta ken by O rlan·
do. and 6-5 guard Ke ndall Gill of Illinois. selected by
Charlotte.
The stnng of shooters was broken when Minnesota
selected 7-0 Felton Spencer of Louisville and the
Sacramento Kings ir.rabbcd 6-7 Player of the Year
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Simmons with the first of their record four first.round
picks.
The Kinp later selected guard Travis Mays of
Te.us a t No. 14: 7-0 center Duane CausweU of Temple
wi th the 18th pick: and forWard Antho ny Bonner of St.
Lo uis at No. 20.
The seventh pick was the Kings· own after they
finishl'<l with a 2J.S9 rteord this season. The other
picks were acquired in trades with Dallu and Utah. The
Ma"erkks sent the 14th and 18th pecks to the Kings in
a deal that brought Rod~y Mn ray to Dallas.
After Simmons. thrtt more playen slated to play
guard in the NBA were chosen.
Following the Clippers· pick o f Kimble. Willie
Bunon. a ~7 forward in college. was grabbed by Miami.
which acquired the ninth and 15th pick from Denver
in o changc for the No. 3 selection.
Atlanta. which had switched first-round picks with
Golden State carhcr in the day. then took Michigan
point guard Rumeal Robinson.
Robinson was the first of three Mich1pn players
taken in the first round matching the most ever from
one college team in the same >car.
Vaught was scl«ted by the Ctiepcrs with the 13th
pick and forward Tl·rry Mills was Milwaukee's selection
at No. 16.
Indiana had three pla)ers taken 1n the fi rst round
afti:r its undefeated national champ1onsh1p season in
1976 -Scott Ma~. Bobby Wilkerson and Quinn
Buckner. CCL.\ matched that in 1979 whe n David
Grei:nv.ood. Roy Hamilton and Brad Holland v.ere
chosen m thl' first ro und.
The Nets. whose: I 7-65 record v.-as the worst m the
N B.\ last season. haven't had a first-rate first-round
selcct1o n s ince Sk"Cp) Ao)d m 1982.
mci: thi:n. thl'\ haH~ taken Jeff Turner. Pearl
Washington. Dennis ·HoPSOn. Cllns Moms and Mook1e
Bla)ICK·k.
-From ~ A1MclatM Prus
VOLLEYBALL
From El "
Silva and Opahn.sk1 won the first
five WPV .\ tour e' cnts before fall-
ng to Karo l)n Kirb) and Patt}
d m the final of the Huntington
ach Open. June 17.
Dodd . who teamed w11h Silva in
989. a nd Kirby fi gure to be one of
veral teams trying to upset
Coast a rea ui:s include: Dale Hall. a
former Corona dl·I Mar High sta nd-
out no"' rl·s1dmg in In me: Lon
Z~no-81ller. v. ho coached the Fo un·
ta1n Valk) High girls 'ollc} ball
team the pa .. t tv.o ~"3sons: G a) le
Stammer and Marr) Diamond. both
South Laguna re'l1dcnts: and Juhc
Schaar· Thornton of Corona del
Mar.
product.
Greg K1t•mnn. Tom Gnndle.
tl'' l' Blui: and Mil l' Stafford. :ill
formt•r ..\rtis1s. .... 111 tr. to make the
most o f tlw1r honw<oun ad ,antage.
t...un Dumm. "'ho starred o n O\C-s
I 9S9 state champ1onsh1p team ..... 111
al~ ~ on hand.
.\ronchKk and Eller defeated
Dane ·l1n1cl of Santa Monica a nd
.\nJ) Fl'>hburn of Lo\ .\ngek"<i in
la't 'cars linal
ilva/O palinski including. N ina
atth1es and Elaine Roque. Gail
Castro and Lon Kota!>. Linda Car-
rillo and Kath) Hanle). and Rita
Crockett-Royster. a C'osta Mesa resi-
dent. and Dennie Shypryt-Knoop.
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Americans
hopeful of
upstaging
Australians
While the Amenca·s Cup is still
mired in contro\.eny over the new
America's C\lp C1ass boat and the
raisina or funds to staar the 1992
event. not so the International
Catamaran Challen~ Trophy ra«.
mon: familiarly known as the Little
America's Cup.
For years. this ratt has been
stqcd by C Class Catamarans with
the owner of the big prize alternating
bct~n Australia and the U.S.
Cumnl holder of the cup is .\us.
tralia's McRae Yacht Club ~h1ch
has scheduled a defense in January
1991. It will be: recalled that the last
defense wound up before it started
v.hcn Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club's
.\mcncan challenger was dntro)cd
b) the down wash of a hehcop1cr
while maneuvering for 1he stan .
The new Amencan challenger 1s
Freedo m's Wing. designed b) G ino
Morrclli of Newpon Beach for San
Diego's South Bay )ndicate.
The name Freedom's Wing. in-
cidentally. was selected from more
than 3.000 entries submitted as pan
of the "Name the Cat" contest spon-
sored by the South Bay S)ndicate of
DINNEEN
From El
al\er a SC\en-)l'ar tour. interrupted
b) one )ca r s lt'3\l' of absence.
Dinnl'\.'n·., 10-)car n-cord at St
Paul 1s but 117-I 14. but the past th e
)Cars ha' e St'Cn ·t. Paul o n a high
nsc. as n 1dcnccd b) the standout
<:rcv.s of the past 1 .... 0 seasons.
It v.as Dinnl"t:n·s C)...,ordsmen c'·
tcndt'd Oct':ln \'1l'"' 1n the fi rst round
of the 1988 5-~ pla)om. bcforc ft.
nail) falling. 91 ·8~.111 d ro111roH·~1.il
finish. St. Paurs game "'as a run-and
run-fastt·r. and Dinnl-cn said that's
cxaetl) "'hat hc"s lookmg for "' 1th thl'
TroJans.
.. , hke to run." undcrsta1ed Din·
nl'l:n. ··and I hlt• 10 press.
··That team thal lo\t to Ocl·an
\ lt'V. aH·ragt'd 1H point\ a gamr and
v.as the h1ghi:'t "'onng team 1n
Southl·m California Our tea m \\as
tht• k ading '-l·oring h:am again the
loll'>'\ mg ) t•ar ··
.\mong St Paul"\ pnM.lul·ts thi: pa\I
tlm.•i: H ':H\ ha\C hl.'l'n four .\II-Cl f-
l hoKl.~ induding point guard
IOAllNG
Chula Vista. Submitti!'f the winnina
enuy was Kathleen White of Costa
Mesa -.ho is an avid saili,.
enthusiut with a JOum&listic back·
ground. ··1 sat down and compiled a hst of
patriotic names. which are a tra-
dition for U.S. boats in international
competition. and combined that
wllh the fi x.cd wins mast of the
catamaran -and came up w;(h the
name Freedo m's Wina." said White.
Her e ntf) ~on her two round trip
airhne tickets to McRae, Australia
for the 1991 challenge. plus VIP
passes into the Sou1h Bay Syndicate
compound.
Meanwhile. a French challenge
has mo,cd into high gear with the
launching of the(' Cat OT IP at the
end of May.
A buildup to the 1991 challenge
has been revealed b) Mo relli who
has proposed a .. showdown race"
wuh the Aussies in mid-July in
c11her Nacra 6.0s of Hobic·21 s.
Morrell1 also announced that he
has donated a C Cat to the syndicate
to be used as a trial ho rse for
Frcdom·s Wing.
John G uerrero (now a t Rancho San-
tiago C'olkge ). John O verbeck (now
at Cal Pol) Pomona). Jason Han
(now at Cal State Fullcnon) and Greg
V. 1lhg.. St. Paurs all-ume leading
scorer v.ho 1s no" at Rice in the
football program.
D inneen comes to University as 1l
ful h1 mc on-campus coach and will be
teaching in 1hc Social Studies area.
What he aht•ad for the T rojans
and the Sea Vic"" League'>
··1t's hiird tu ~> n ght off the bat.
JUSI ronu ng iiboard."' said Dinneen.
00bu1 ...,e·11 ~ tr) mg some of the
1hings that ha\e been !>uccessful for
ml' (running and prc<,•ang). Obvio us·
I~. 11°) going to ta!l.c us a while. But I
l nov. "c ha'i: w mc athletes v.11h
poten11al.
··w e'll be pla~mg aga1ns1 some of
the bt-..1. hopcfull) "e'll bt-come one
o l the best. I lrno"" "c're 1n a tough
lcagUl'. and l°\t' been IO a tough
league.··
01nneen·s baslt.ctball career began
as a pla)cr at 5':-hurr High 1n
Mon1ebcllo. and atkr a collctu:itc
t9ur (not basl etball lat \\ h1tl1t'r ( "ol-
TheCCM--~owrlDdlie 5-da Bay Syadialc by bf .. ftll.' l-..no40 and ... bnJdllr. Dl.W. o(
Girs Catamarans out of Ne•pott ae.eta. -ne cumpetition f'or the Little America., Cup t w IMM,.._.
llltOUI m'-llli,...ull taililw C¥Cllt i•
the wotid. and -c •~ pleated to
sup0r1 this U.S. challe~ to retum
the Cup to this country. said
Wayne lw1mo10.
Australia has ~ad the CUp for the
1>9Jt fi ve )eln.
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Both ends of Newpon Hatbor
we~ taken over by kid sailon this
week as both Balboa Yacht Oub and
Lido Isle Yacht Club inauauraled
their 1990 j unior sailina provams.
Both proanms will continue
throuah Auaust.
At BYC classes arc for beainnin1
"Sea Urchins:· 6-7 years old, and
bq.inning. intermediate and ad·
vanccd sailors 8-17 years old.
UYC had its "junior opcnina
day" Tuesday and featured Robbie
Haines. 1984 Olympic JOld medalist
1n the Soling Class. urging the
)Ounasters to continue their sailing
as a means uf having fun and meet-
ing new f nends.
Hames. originall y from San
D1eao. said he stan ed sailing Sabot
dinghies as a yo ungsters and has
graduated to o ther more high per·
formance boats and large boats all
over the world. He is now manager
of the Non h Sails loft in Huntington
Beach.
..,__~r·~.,,un ~very,,...._,.
lcge. he took the rc i&ns at SL PauJ.
.. This 1s really a &ood J>!Ofcssional
opponunity for m e," said Dinneen.
.. I need a new challenge in my life. I
JUSt want to ma ke 1t fun and excit-
ing."
The fun begins in December when
Dinneen and his Trojans wi ll embark
on n two-year tour of no ho me
games.
T he TroJans' campus is in li ne for
a 2.~scat arena-style gymnasium.
thus the} 'II have no ho me games for
the next t"o )Cars dunng construc-
uo n. according to U niversit)' Ath-
le11c Director Mark Cunningham.
U niversll) ·s record. under fi ve
pre' 1o us coaches. has been an un-
e, 1able 1 9 1 -~9 1 Just three of 20
ed1uons have wo n more than than
the) ha\e lost and JUst three have
carnl'd a benh 1n the CIF playoffs.
T hat aspcc-t 1s no longer a factor
"1th all basil.l•tball teams now a uto-
maucall> in the CIF playoffs.
..I know 1hey finished last a year
ago. but I c~pcct by the playoffs this
scaM>n we'll tx a ble to give it a good
shot:· said Dinneen
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pie ..Uy is Boria Bedrer.
Check out his Cftldnti.aa: Pholo
10. bia bla stuffed witb r'Kketa. a
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thae balJowed lawns. She walked ri&ht in Wednetdly, no problem,
won her 1CCOnd match, no sweat,
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stancd on Centre Coun. but once he
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Boris Becker serves during first round of Wllllbledon.
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6-2, 6-3. 6-2 in a second-round
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believed me that I was the one."
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Maeb ...._ No. l, IOOk tbc eve
ft.a d9e c:bamfl and beet Camille
Bel\ilmin 6.l. 7-'· Zina Qarrison,
No. '· CNlbed Cecilia Dahlman 6-2,
6-1, and Helena Sukova. No. 10, won the last three .. met of her
match 1Pinst Nicole Jqmnan 10
win 6-4 4-6, 7-5.
No. J 2 C.priati, the younaest seed in Grand Slam history and youneest
player to reach Wimbledon•• third
round, beat Julit Halard of Fran<:c
6-2 7""6.
Capriati breezed alona until she
served for the match at S-3 and was
broken.
"I think I lost m_y concentration,"
she said. "I just didn't cle>K it out.
Then when she stancd comina back
in, I did stan to think about what
happened last week (when) I let
World
Cup's
final 8
rests
By BARRY \lllLNER
Ar $port\ WrllH
ROME -On the 20th day-and
the~ l~t and nnd -the World Cup
re~ted.
A fler two frantic rounds of soccer.
thl' fidd has been cut 10 eight teams.
half of th em surprises. The reward
for thL· quarterfinahsts 1s three days
off to plot s1ra1eg)'. hea l the
"ounJl·d and. 1n one case. sec the
Pope.
The Irish team spcnl part of
Wt•dm•Mia) at the Vatica n an d had
an aud1cnn· "ith Pope John Pau l II.
Dn.'!>"'-'J 1n lhi.'lr green and wh1H•
'>"l'ahu1b. th(' team nll'I pnvatl'I)
\\ollh lh\.' pontiff. JOlncd b) C'Oal·h
Jad.. Charlton and the bishop of
L11nn1d .. Mo nsign or Liam O'Bo) ll'.
l hq pfl·~ntl'd John Paul with a
s0tn·r ball autographed b) all the
pla)l'r'> and a 1cam pennant.
Thl·n. led b) 1hc bishop. the) all
bur'>t 1n1u "Come On You Ro)s in
(i I C'l'n ..
The bo)S 1n green ha ... e a hca")
1<1\I. ahead -beating Ital) at OI) m-
p1L Stadium on Sa turda). Thl" Ital-
ian' ha' c ""on all four games b)
'hutoul\ I he lmh had three tics in
thL' fif\t round. then 120 minutes of
!.l.'Ull'IL'\!> c,occcr again!>t Romania in
th\.· ~'<'ond mund beforC' winning a
pcnalt> t.1ck shootout. ··we·11 make 11 hard for them."
~a1J goa lkcccpcr Paddy Bonner.
Ital)·:. Roberto Baggio e'tpccts Just
that lrum lrl'land.
··we·rc worried about gi\1ng up a
goul un a c:ountl·ra11ack. as 11 will be
tou~h to rnme back and score
aga111'I their ddi:'nse." Baggio said.
"Thl· I mh pla) a '>pica I long-ball
ganw . ..._, "L··11 want to score early so
\o\'l' lan tx·11cr copc wtth 1he1r opcn
Sl)k ..
The most w1dc-opcn styles arc
1:mplo)1:d b) West German) and
C'll'Choslovak1a. who play Sunday '"
Mil.in . The German~ have shown
thl· mo .. 1 dangerous. blanccd auack .
"h1lc th1: Czechoslovaks have been
led b) Tomas Skuhravy. the World
Cup\ leading scorer with five goals.
I hi.· other games this weekend arc
Arg1:n11na-Yugoslav1a at Florence
on Sa turda)'. England-Cameroon at
Na plc'I on Sunda>.
Several English fans amon~ the
246 1:>-ix·llcd from Ital ) afier noting
1n lhl· o\Jna11c resort of Rimin1 said
thi.·) "'°l·re lf('ated cruell y by Italian
pohrc.
"When \\C were arrested we were
hdd 1n a garage and treated very
rough ly," sa id Michael Vincent.
"We w1:re punched and kicked by
the police for no reason. I have
m·vcr known anything like it and
wi ll never go back to Italy again,
··Even on the plane (bac-k to Lon-
don) the)' treated us like animals.
We got one glass of water and were
told 10 keep looking ahead and not
to turn round 10 talk to anybody.
Otherwise. you would get a smack
across the head."
The incident was the worst in-
\Ol v1 ng Enallsh rans during the
World Cup and served as yet
another setback 1n EnJ)and's ar-
tcmpts to a.ct its club teams read·
milled to European events. English
d ub!> have been barred since 1985.
\\hen rioting at the C'up of Cham·
p1ons pmc between Liverpool and
Juvcntus caused the dc.aths of 39
fan s. mostly Italians.
Emidio Di Giambattista, the chief
prosecutor in Italy's Coun or Ac-
counts. said in a repon filed Tuo-
day that World Cup construction
rchts were double onginal estimates
ond had contributed to the country's
·\oarina public debt.
He said public debt now
amounted to 98.l pcrttnt or the
grou domestk product and that
World Cup construc1ion projects
shared pan of the blame.
FIFA prcSldcnt J090 Havelan,c
told Ga11ctta DcUo SOOft that t~
l\c.-.t World Cup -oukl include one
more team from Africa. al the cx-
pcnte of Eu~. which will IOK a
pot. He ettd1k'd the Sl""'i lhowu'I
b)' C'amcroon 11 1 major factor in t"'-' chlrw:"·
•
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--· e '.tuy AUIUllilia Wllo .... ~ti:ft"-.. *~ .,... oPeil , .. ,. _,_. -pounM la'VCI ud volleYI IO ._,
pece wtaJl llCkef tltiCI llllt'OU1 IM -•. * ~. with .., ICfVial tbc tltird c:· nt. Maur ben-
dhed ftoonl • beck nd net cord daat
Bemer au...-for but couldn't quite
lacb. Malur went abtad 4-1 oa wrve, but Becker won the next three
poiftlt to lie it -M. After Maur he.kl '° S-4, Becker'• undoi• came on a double-f'auli. his Rna of 1evcn in the
match. Masur then se~ed out to
win 7-5.
Californian Derrick Rosta&no.
McEnroe's conqueror in the fint
round remained a dark horse to win
Wimbkdon by notchi"I a 6-1, 3-6, 6-4, 6-1 victory over ritain's last
hope, Jeremy Ba\et..
Rostaano u.id he "WIS wonied
about a letdown after the
tumultuous triumph over McEnroe.
··To come bid riabt away . the
neAt day and play was a littJe bit of
a surpnse," he said. "But J knew
that it would be very probable that
there would be a lctdownt and I tried
to fapl it off and~· exaled to play
apin, which I did. I think I did
pretty well in that R$peCt."
If you're going to be mot0tlng down the ltreteh of
Interstate 5 between the 133 (Laguna Canyon) and Highway
7 4 (Ortega Highway) any time soon, be on the watch fOt
those quick lltue CHP Mustangs. According to Officer Ken
Daily at the California Hlghwy Patrol, there's going to be
some extra enforcement on hand to keep speeds down on
this notorious strip of blacktop.
Speaking of those black and white Mustangs, with 225
hp and 300 pound-feet of torque on hand from their five-liter
V8s. it's only going to take Officer Bob 6.2 seconds to go
from standstill to 60 mph If he decides to come after you.
Daily went on to say that the Mustangs (the same basic
model that is sold to civilians as the 5 UC) have been
surprisingly sturdy and trouble-free as police vehicles, easily
making It through 85,000 miles of hard-core duty before they
are even considered for retirement. . . .
While we're on the subject of Mustangs, It seems that
the CHP isn't the only ones who are hot for the V8 ponies.
Over at Theodore Robins Ford. General Manager Ronald
Dace said customers are snapping up 20 to 25 of the Ford
muscle cars every month, not to mention the six to eight
customers per month that drive off In Mustang UC and GT
covertibles. Must be rough!
As popular as the Mustang Is. though, the Thunderbird,
and Thunderbird SC with its 210 hp supercharged V6, are
disappearing from Theodore Robins· place at a rate of 35
cars per month. If you are hungry for horsepower, but the
Ford In your furture needs four doors, perhaps the 140-mph
215-hp quad-cam Taurus SHO with Its Yamaha-designed 24-
valve three-liter V6 Is the answer. And with automatic
transmtsston version of the SHO soon to arrive. those who
are shy of stick shifts will f In ally have a shot at one of the
hottest $20,000 American sedans known to the planet.
Seeing that horsepower is turning out to be a theme this
week, a trip over to the Newport Auto Center on PCH turned
up some heavenly hardware. For you techno junkies, how
about a Lotus-designed 370-hp 5. 7-llter 32-valve V8 hiding
under the hood of the ZR-1 Corvette? General manager
Brian Klotz said these steroid-Injected Vettes are slipping
out the door for $80,000 a copy, and eight of the 175 mph
stormers have recently found homes. That leaves just two
left.
If you prefer that your chariot have a German accent,
perhaps the limited edition ( 100 cars this year) $80,000 326
hp Porsche 928 GT would suffice. A 170-mph Porsche would
be a great addition to any drlveaway. If Porsche means rear
engine to you. maybe the 247 hp 911 Carrera 2 or the four-
wheel-drive 911 Carrera 4 will keep the purist In you happy.
Have clutch-pedal aerobics been keeping you away from the
911 ? If so, then the awesome new tlptronlc automatic that's
now available in the Carrera 2 could be just the ticket. At
$62,000 to $80,000 for the massively redesigned 9111,
though (cabrlo Included). no one Is going to accuse you of
skimping on transportation.
Last but not least, In the big-power department over at
the Newport Auto Center Is the soon to arrive Lamborghini
Diablo. This 200 mph replacement for the radical Countach
will be powered by no less than a 485-hp 48-valve alloy V12.
Price on the Olablo? Whispers of $170,000 have been heard,
but no one has yet to confirm. • • • Thanks to Fladeboe Volkswagen for loaning a whole llne
of ·90 VWs for the Volkswagen Classic at the Irvine Meadows
recently. The new cars were a great contrast to the classic
and custom Bugs, vans, Fastbacks and Squarebactc& that
showed up for the event. Check here next week for pricing
and equipment updates on the Golf, Jetta, Vanagon. Fox,
Corrado and GTI; you're In for a nice surprise. . . .
So Proposition 111 was given 53 percent voter approval,
and 'Mth It would come hJgher gasoHne taxes. Bated on a
current average of $1 .12 for a gallon of unleaded, beekert
of the proposition say the average cost to each California
motorl1t (who now pays one of the lowest gasoline taxes In
the country) would be $60 a year.
• • • All right, so you think the new GM Lumlna. Siihouette
and Trans Sport minivans are hot, and the new Toyota
Prevla la pretty slick also. Granted, the Mazda MPV, Ford
Aeroatar and Chrysler Town & Country, Caravan and
Voyager are all truly great shuttles In their own right. But you
want aomethlng just a bit dlffer9nt. Perhaps you're IOokl~
for something a bit more Newport Beach. a minivan that hat
that C0tona def Mar feet to It.
Wetl, Llncoln·Mercury and Mercedes-Benz are both
working on their own version of an "upecale" mlfWan
designed to whllk the wealthy from place to place. The
Lincoln-Mercury vanette la being designed In conjunctk>n
with Nlalln and will most llkety be motivated by a 3.0-llt•
V6 driving the front wheel1. Expectatk>nl are that the
Lincofn-Mercury peopte mover wtll be Introduced In the f811
of '91 u a '92 model. -...cectee 8«\z, on the other hand, ts preparing a rw-
wheef·drlve, M¥en-puMngef van bated on the upcoming
repteoement fOt the 300£. Expect the new 4Matlc fOuf •
wtt111 dnve ayawm, multl--vatve 9nginee and a price and
• ....... to rtval the s-ca.. Mdana (420 and 580 se and
SE.l). Oehery YMI thele •• notl
J malca ho
Only five townhomea remain
available at Jamaica, Bamu's
poeular raidential community an Lapna Nipel. And now this
limited number of homes, priced
from $224,900, is offerin' a areat
reason to buy -a specaal loan
prosram that presents a 8.875
percent interest rate for seven
ycan.
This· 8.875 percent rate is
based on a seven-year fixed
mortgage at 10.28 percent (an-
nual percentage rate). This pro-
gram translates to thousands of
dollars of savings for home
buyers.
As appealing as the terms
being offered at Jamaica. are the
community's two and thrce-
bedroom townhomes. Designer
touches such as stately arched
windows and high sloped ceil-
ings create light and airy in-
teriors. Elegant entries, with
handset ceramic-tile flooring in-
troduce each of the three Ooor
plans.
Selected plans included sunny
breakfast nooks. one with a
built-in window seat. and com-
fortable family rooms. One plan
has a skylighted loft overlooking
the living room with space for a
study. entertainment center or
master-suite retreat.
The interiors at Jamaica
provide one. two or even three
wood-burning fireplaces. A see-
lhrouah fareplace teparatcs U•e
aophistica1ed livi.._ . room and
fainily room of Plan Three.
Jamaica
Dnel•••r. Barratt.
Ty p e of d evel o p me•l:
Townhomes.
Price ru1e: From $224,900.
N ... ater of floor plu1: Three.
Squre foo&a1e: 1.456 to 2.035.
Special lou program: 8.875 per-
cent for seven years.
Sales office pllo.e: 495-8709.
which also has a fireplace shared
by the master bedroom and re-
treat
Versatile living space con-
tinues to the outdoors with pri-
va te patios opening from the
living rooms or family rooms
and private sun decks accessible
from the master bedrooms.
Stylish Jamaica kitchens dis-
play Euro-style cabinetry with
French-finish oak trim and
ceramic-tile countertops sur-
rounding the fo ur-burner gas
cooktop. Jenn Air black glass
oven with microwave unit and
multi-cycle dishwasher. Cei ling-
rcccssed down lighting and
under-cabinet flu orescent ligh t-
ing add design impact to the
highly efficient meal preparation
offer 8.875 percent Interest rate
center.
The two-story townhomes,
ranaina from approximately
1,4S6 to 2,03S square feet , in-
clude two and one-half baths and
attached tw<><ar pragcs with
direct access from the interion
and automatic door openers.
With Mediterranean styling so
appropriate for its California
Riviera location, Barrntt's Ja-
maica offers stunning views of
the rolli ng hills of Laguna Niguel
and the Pacific Ocean from
selected view lots. .
Durable day-tile roofs, lace-
textured stucco siding. white-
mullioned windows and decorat-
ive ceramic-tile hou5e numbers
are among the distinctive ex-
terior features.
The new neighborhood of Ja-
maica provides at-home reson
amenities with a swimming pool
and spa. All community
amenities are professionally
maintained.
To visit Jamaica. where the
final five homes are now avail-
able for purchase. take the San
Diego Freeway (1-5). exit west at
Crown Valley Parkwa). turn
right on Niguel Road and con-
tinue one mile to 29486 Port
Royal Way in Laguna Niguel.
Furnished models arc open daily
from I 0 a.m. to 6 p.m .. and
additional informaiton is avail-
able b) calling 495-8709. exp•nllY• view windows, ,...,..volUM• celllf191 at J.....ac. towntla..n.
Interior appointments gain clout with home buyers
Interior details and amenities are one of the most important
considerations when purchasing a new home. and Orange County
home builders arc risin$ to the challenge of creating homes with
unique and lavish appointments.
According to Gregg Schaebcrlc. director of sales and marketing
for Custom Li ving Homes and Communities. home buyers arc
vitally concerned about interior features and designs.
The qualtty of the interior appointments should not only be
visual. but tactile. It's a quality that can be felt . running a hand along
an oak staircase. or inspecting the brass hardware on a raised panel
front door.
Solid. finel y crafted interior details remind homcbu)crs of the
classic tradition of custom home building, with nch appointments
that create an atmosphere of timeless elegance and master
craftsmanship.
"By including custom-quality features such as hardwood
circular stairc:ascs. columns. arched interior doorways windows and
dome sk) lights. as well as ofTering a two-stol) library in our Plan
Fi ve at Coronado Pointe. we ti) to not onl) beaut1f) the home. but
also add a warmth and personaht) that many ho mebuycrs are
looking for in a residence." commented Schaebcrlc.
Homebu)cr~ at Coronado Pointe receive Custom Living·.,
Personalized R~s1dence Plan. which gives thme the abiht) to
custom11e their home in a 'arict) of unique ways. from details such
as color schemes and fircplacr facades. right up to floor plan
sclrrtion and mo<l1fica1iun. According to Schacbcrlc. buyer rcspon'lr
1s O\erwhclming for this program \.\h1ch 1s a standard feature ofthl'lr
rommunities.
Interior features ma) range from imposing libraries and s1ud1rs.
to the understated luxur) of touches such as art niches and plant
sht.•hcs. The mrnutt.• detatl'I of an interior design combine to enhanCl'
the home and make a 'dramatic d11Terence in the home's O\Crall
appeal.
Shea Homes· Ocean Ranch collection is accentuated by custom
appointments such as masonry or marble-faced firepla~s. custom
\.\Ood-framcd windows. raised panel oak entry doors, smile pane
French door!I and kitchen cabinet') in a variety of finishes. Window
designs lan often lend a special ambiance to a room and make a
definite '>latcment of '>l~ le.
"l:\cdlemcc un all aspects of the intenor design of our homes
1-, \\hat .. ,l. pm' 1dc. and what bu>ers demand.". com.mcn~e~ .Bill
York . prl''>l <knt of ~hea Homes Southern Cahforn1a Div1s1on. "Qual1 t~ and uaft'lmansh1p make the difference between a hou~
,md hOnl l' ..
Tod<i) 's humt.' buyer is looking for the exceptional in a new
home. anJ th e c.·laborate interior features of recent home develop-
ments rl·lkl 1 th 1'> fact and improve upon 1t.
Woodcrest records strong showing County architects , builders
strike gold at the Nuggets
According to development
critiques by Costa Mesa-based
Market Profiles. six Orange
County prOJCCts by Woodcrest
Development. In c. recorded a
total of 167 sales during the first
quarter of 1990.
Tom O'Donnell. president ol
Woodcrest's Orange County
Division. one of three in
Southern California. explained
that prime locations. marketable
designs and desirable features is
Woodcrest's formu la for con-
sistently strong sales.
"Pleasing home buyers is our
top p11onty... he explained.
"These first quarter sales figures
indicate that Woodcrest is con-
tinuing to respond to their needs.
cspec1all) with our newest neigh-
borhoods in S)camorc Can yon.
where first quarter sales were
outstandinp.."
Sycamore Canyon is a 325-
acre planned community in the.·
hills of Anaheim. Three of
Woodcrest's four new home
neighborhoods planned m thi s
area were surveyed in the Mar-
ket Profiles· report.
"Sunflower and Larkspur
opened m late Janual) th1'1 ~car
and both neighborhoods sold out
all phases released during the
first quarter." l'Xpla1ned
O'Donnell. "Wildflo\.\er. which
was opened fall of 1989. ron-
tinucd 11s succes" "1th three
strong phase releases in thl' fir st
three months of 1990."
Wildflower offers one and
two-ston homes with three and
four bedrooms and as man) as
three baths. Pnces bcgm 1n the
mid $200.000s. At Sunflower.
two-tor}. view-oriented homes
feature three and four bedrooms
and pnn·-, \tarting in the mid s 2 l.KJ. lX)()!I
Large. lu\ul") home'I. man~
with spl't. tacular co untr~s1de
'it.'\\\. ran be found at Larkspur.
.\\ailabk from the high
$200.<XXh. homes in this d1 -
tinct1\C rollec11on ha'e as man)
as fiH bedrooms
O 'Donnell n o ted that
Lau rdwoo<l. ewcut' c anached
homes m \)camorc Can~tm.
OP\.'ned for "ale\ 1n late Fcbruar).
Ncarl) 100 of the attract1\e
homes ha' c been sold-to-date.
Prices brgm under S 150.000.
SAN FR.\NCISCO -Orange County architects and
builders captured the hon's sharr of honors at the Pacific
<. ua\l Builder Conference's 27th annual Gold Nugget -
"Bcsl in the West" -award show.
( ount) prOJeCts won 16 Grand Awards. including two
roH·tcd Homes of the Year. and 39 Merit Awards.
The awards were presented at the Hilton Hotel here. A
sellout crowd representing the "who·s who" of the western
building industrv attended the Gold Nugget show. This year's
"inners wen~ selected from a compctjtion record of 887
cntne b) a 15-Judge panel.
for a complete rundown on Orange County's Gold
Nugget .\\.\ard-wanning prOJCCts. See Page 4.
Rancho Niguel's Mirador condos nearing a sellout
The e~quis1tc co n-
dominium project of Mirador
at Rancho Niguel is qu1 ckl )'
selling out its last phase. it
was announced by JefTf)
Stoddard. C'<ecutivc 'ice
pre ident of thC' Buie Corp ..
developer of the mcd1tcr-
rancan v1llasc in Joint "cn-
turc with PnMent Bank.
For a hm1ted umc. a t\\O·
year associate m~mbcrsh 1p to
the Cl ub, Rancho Nigucl's c\-
clusive mo tcr-recn:ation fa-
cility. 1 included in the
purchase of a M 1 rad or con-
dominium. At the end of th e
two years. homco\' nt·r4' have
the option of continuing their
a ·soc1atc membership at the
current fee tructurc.
With price stan1ng at
$1S9,900. Mirador is nc tied
in a hills.de location and 1s
within walkina distance of the
enter at Rancho Niguel.
which offers an eight-rccn
theater complex. restaurant .
retail shops and a market.
The 6CJO.«rc mastcr·planncd
community also features an
dnne•tal'Y ~ bikina and ·bikina trails and an 18-station
par coune.
Tbftt Root Plans remain
,
available. ranging from 1.030
to 1.36 7 square feet. Plan
Mlrador
Developer: The Buie Corp
Type of dnelopment: ( un-
domin1 um .
Prtct ruge: From S 159.000.
Number of floor plans: Thrt.'e
Squart foo&age: 1.030 to I .J6 7.
Sales office pllone: 831-0602.
T"'o 1s a single-level con-
domintum that ha s its own
back yard. an attached onc-
car garage and a detached
carport. It includes two
lx'Clrooms and a gourmet
kitchen with a gas range and
bu 1lt-1n microwave oven.
thcr amcn1t1c include a
woo<l-burning fireplace and
intenor laundry faciliti ,
The 1.33 7-squarc-foot Plan
Throe ha an open. flowina
de 1gn "'tth a two-tory 1n-
tcnor and soaring ceiling.
Two bedroom • a den. 21/1
bath and an interior laundry
area com{>n this 5P1Ciou
condomanium home. tso
featured i an u~tain loft
with a prt\ ate full bath.
Plan Four is a two-story
end unit that provides two
bedrooms and a den or three
bedrooms. 2112 bath . a large
back yard and an attached
two-car garage. This 1.36 7-
square-foot plan has the
luxurious de 1gns and ap-
pointments usually onl y
found in single-family de-
tached homes.
The Buie Corp., with of-
fices in Laguna Niguel. San
Diego and Corona, ha won
numerous awards for its pro-
jects, including the 1989
MAME and Laurel Grand
Awards for La Paloma at the
orona Ranch. the 1988
MAME Grand Award for Ser·
cna at Rnacho Niaucl, the
1987 MAME Grand Award
for E prit at Rancho Pcnu-
quitos, tbe 1986 MAME
Grand Award for SelCall in
Lquna Niaucl and the 1985
MAME Grand ward for the
Windrosc ~ries in San Diqo. .
Mirador·s model homes are
open daily from I 0 Lm. IO ' p.m. off Rancbc> Nipel ROed
between Greenfield and
Moulton Parkway. For more
information. call 131..()602.
Udmri Dile a development .. problem solver .. and de&ian
consultant. bu resumed his role as pres.idtnt/owner of Arcitronics.
a company ofTerina urban plannina and development consultation
services to the Southern California buildinJ industry.
IUng, known for his success in desianina environmentall y
sensiti ve sites and pinina approvals for controven ial projects,
returns to his own firm after having guided the formation of Griffin
Homes' Southwestern Division to a record SS0,386,000 in l989
division revenues as the firm's vice president and di vision mana1er.
IUng joined Griffin Homes in May, 1988, and was responsible
fo r processing and building the company's Corona Hills project, in
addition to other developments in Corona and Chino Hills. IUng
di rected the grading, site improvements, product development.
construction and marketing for the 850-home community, which he
designed.
coordinating the biddina proce11. ~tiM contracts with owners
and computer proaramm•na.
A native of Littleton, COio.. Stapleton relocated to Oranac
County two years ago followina his aracfuation from Brigham Youn&
university. where he earned a dearee in construction management.
The Elliott Corp. currently baa more dlaa 2.000,000 square feet
of commercial, industrial, retail and interior development projects
under construction in Southern California and Nevada. The com-
pany has offices in Newport Beach and Westlake Village, and soon
will operate out of Las Vegas.
• • • Wesselink Ad venising of Santa Ana has been retained by
Thomi;>son Investment Co. to develop and implement complete
advertising and public relations programs for its residential develop-
ments Montelena in Moreno V..alley Ranch and Mar Brisas in
Newport Beach.
Account supervisor JMy Post will oversee the campaigns with
the hel p of agency principal Pe&er We11ellat.
The agency will be responsible for developing project identity,
newspaper and magazine advertisements, brochures and other
collateral material as well as signage design and a coordinated public
relations program.
• • • followi ng an extensive search for a we ll-qualified CAD (com-
puter-aided desi$n) resource designer. the commercial interior
planning and design firm of H. Hendy Associates has selected Mark
Mou for its CAD resource team.
R•y •nd Bobbi• Cugto In their new Splnn•ll•r 8ay home.
Richard King D•n St•pleton M•rk Mou
The project included a n attached village, a 14-acre city park and
fi ve distinct neighborhoods of homes. One of th ose neighborhoods.
Vicino, was named as a fi nal ist in the construction quality ca tegory
of the 1990 Buyer's Choice awards and ranked third in weekly sales
among 26 projects in Corona during the first qua rter of 1990.
"We had a very difficult time fi nding a qualified CAD
operator," noted Heldl Hendy, the firm 's fo unding partner. "We're
very pleased to have found mark . He has been retained to assist in
the development of H. Hendy in to a full y a utomated interior
architectural fi rm. "The efficiency factor with worki ng with the CAD system
reminds us of the 1980s when we got our first word processor and
wondered how we had ever used a typewriter,'' Hendy explained.
Cruise steers two
to Spinnaker Bay
While at Griffin Homes. King formed and managed a successful
development team that was responsible for building 340 homes and
dosing 451 ne" and existing homes in Chino Hill s and Corona in
JUSt 17 months. In November, 1989. he was given the added
rcsponsib1l it} of managing Griffin's Rancho Califo rnia division.
H. Hendy 1s utilizing the CAD efficiencies for major clients such
as the 200.000-square-foot PacTel Cell ular project. State of the Art's
60.000-square foot space. a 50,000-square-foot General Monitors
project and the Keit h Companies' 88.000-square-foot space.
A Costa Mesa resident. Mou is a graduate of UCI with a degree
in economics and a minor in fine ans. He has completed more than
600 hours of CAD training at MTI College.
Most buyers learn about their
new homes from newspaper or
billboard ads or by driving by in
cars. Ray and Bobbie Cusato
discovered their fut ure residence
during an evening cruise aboard
a friend's boat.
• • • •
At Arcitron1cs. King will continue to call upon his 17 years'
l'xpen cnce to provide clients with his unique "problem solving"
!>kills . .\rcitronics 1s located at 4100 MacA rthur Blvd., Suite 103.
"lewport Beach. Can 85 1-2 113 for further information.
• • • Hall & Foreman. Inc .. has expanded its public works ca pabilities
In January of 1989. Ray and
Bobbie Cusato "ere sail ing with
friends in Alam it os Bay whe n
they spo11ed the site of pin-
nakcr Ba). the Fieldstone C'om-
pan) ·s landmark development in
the marine stadium area of Long
Beach. Their fri ends mentioned
that F1eld<;tonc was building
Dan Stapleton of Rancho Santa Margarita has been named
\Cnior estimator at the Elliott Corp .. a general contracti ng company
headquartered in Newport Beach.
with the acquisition of Sam W. Peterson & Assocrntes .. Inc ..
according to an announcement b) George Sbambeck, president ot
the Costa Mesa-based Hall & Foreman .
Stapleton Joi ns Elliott after nearly two years at J .A. Stewart ) The Pe terson firm will continue 10 ma1nta1n oni ces at 1 :!J6 E.
include Orangethorpe Ave .. Placentia. Construction of Westminster. His new responsibilities
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homes there.
The Cusatos, residents of
Palos Verdes for 21 years. vis ited
the elegant models at Spinnaker
Bay and d~ided that liv!ng in
such a unique community at
water'ws edge was just the
change they wanted.
Today. Ray and Bobbie are
the proud owners of the spacious
Spinnaker Bay
Developer: The Fieldstone Com-
pan).
Type of development: Single-
famil ) homes.
Price range: From under
$535,000.
Number of floor plans: Four.
Square footage: 1.902 to 2.540.
Sales office phone: (:!13)
494-1655.
Spinnaker Plan. The) rate their
nc" resi dence and the customer
sc:n ice th e} ha' c rece1' cd as:
.. Phl'nomena1.·· "E'er> thing
about the home 1s SP.CCial and
I Fieldstone treats us all as 1f our
home "as custom-built.'' Bobbie
said.
Ra), a self-emplo~ed manage-
ment rnnsullant. and Bobbi~
"or!.. 1ogc1her from their nc"'
mull1-ll',el residence He uses
the downs1a1rs den for his office.
Working from the loft 0' t•r the
master bedroom. Bobbie enjoys
the water view '' h1lc she works.
The MedJterrancan-st}led
pmnakcr Plan ha s a cerami c tile
entr} that ushers guests into liv-
ing and dining rooms ... \.\.\• love
all the multi-pane and clcrestol)
"''"do"'!> tha\ allO\\ such an e~
c1ting open amh1a ncc ... says
Bobbie ... The deep '' indo" sills.
"'h1rh are perfect for shu1tcrs
and special windo" trea tments.
abo make nice d1spla~ niches:·
Sunlight also liltl'r through
canopu:d "'indo" s in the homc·s
streamlined kitchen and dining
nool.. Bobbie 1s e-spcciall) im-
pressed "'1th her Thcrmador ap-
pliances incl uding a gas cook top
"'1th BBQ and hoodlcss fa n plus
a combinatton mirro\.\aH'/sclf
t:kanins o'cn.
All kitchens a\ Spinnaker Ba)
pro' 1dr cuhnal) charisma with
lxautiful oak ca b1nctr~. ceramic
tile counta tops and large pan-
tm·s. Thr homes also fea ture
in terior laundr} facilities . Bobbie
Cusato apprenatcs her pla n's
second noor laundl) room . com-
pk\r wi \h sink and ampk
storage. "It's every woman's
dream because you don't have to
carry clothes up and down the
stairs.
The Cusato's comfortable
fam ily room with wood-burn ing
fire place augments their kitchen
area for gracious. informal enter-
taining.
A luxurious master suite with
loft and private deck. plus two
secondary bedrooms and bath-
room. are arranged upstairs
above a stunning staircase and
bridged gallery. The com-
partmentalized master bath fea-
tures a dressing area with double
lavatory.
The bath is appointed with
luxurious, oval cast iron ··ultra"
tu b. Ceramic tile is used gener-
ously fo r pullman tops and bath
and shower surrounds.
Home buycn wishing to be
palccd on the interest Ii t at
Spinnaker Bay should visit the
&ales office and f umishcd model
complex as soon a possable.
Office houn arc daily. from 10
a.m. to 6 p.m.
To reach pinnakcr Bay from
the.· San O.qo Freeway (..OS),
exit 11 lkllflowcr Boulevard and
proettd south lo Eliot Tum
ripl at Ehot and left on Marina
10 Spinnaker 8a)' Drht. For
funh 'r inform;ltton. r;ill (2 I 3)
494~1 65).
..
SHOWCASE Of NEW HOMES/THURSDAY, June 28, Md SATURDAY, June 30, 1980-3 ~~~~~--.... ~ ..... ...-~lllllll!!!!!!l!!!!l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~s
Capri home
~hopper to
get new car
For more than two months.
home shoppers have bee n
streaming into Barratt's three at-
tached-home neighborhoods in
South Orange County in antici-
pation of achieving an exciting
new lifestyle. and many of them
have done just that by purchas-
ing an Altisse. Capri or Jamaica
residence.
On Saturday. July 7. one lucky
winner will take a slightly dif-
ferent road to excitement by
driving off in a brand-new 1990
red Mazda Miata. A special
event to be staged at Capri in
Laguna Niguel from 11 a.m. to 2
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Capri
Developer: Barratt.
Type of development: Single-
fam i I~ homes.
Price range: From the
$165.000s.
Number of floor plans: Four.
Square footage: 1.065 to 1.6 729.
Special drawing: .\ Mazda
Mia ta.
Sales office phone: 495-0876.
p.m .. will be highlighted by the
drawing of the winner's name
from the entries of hundreds of
home shoppers who have quali-
fied by visiting all three sale
offices in the last 10 weeks.
during Barratt·~ spring cel-
ebration.
The drawing will be the cit max
of a day filled with festivities.
including a live remote radio
broadcasr on K EZY FM (95.9)
from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and
additional 'aluable prizes and
catered refreshments for in-per-
son visitors.
Like the Mazda M iata. Alt1ssc.
Capri and Jamaica share one
1rrestisttblc qualtt~ -style.
Situated in the burgeoning
commun1t} of Aliso Viejo.
Altissc features two and thrce-
bedroom townhomcs and con-
domi n1ums ranging from ap-
proximate!~ 1.065 to I. 713
square feet. Each 1s distinguished
by an arra} of exemplary ap-
pointments that rcnect the
lastest European design in-
nuences.
Among them arc innovative
ceiling treatments -including
sloping angle. coffered designs
a nd two-story vaulted expanses
- along with Euro-styled white-
washed kttchen cabinets that in-
corporate adjustable shelves for
customized storage and rollcr-
quide drawers for ease and
durabilit}.
W ith prices staning from
S 165.000. .\lttssc 1s also high-
lighted b} up to two wood-bur-
ing fireplaces wtth decorator tile
accents. hand-set ceramic-tile en-
tries. walk-in master-suite closets
and mirrored wardrobe doors in
secondary bedrooms.
All of these appointments.
together with central air con-
ditioning. attached o ne and two-
car garages and private rear
yards and/or view decks. arc also
featured at Capri in Laguna
Niguel, where prices begin in the
$165.000s.
Also in Laguna Niguel. Jamai-
ca takes townhomcs living to
new heights of luxury with two
and three-bedroom residences
measuring approximately 1.456
to 2.035 square feet.
To be on hand for the remote
radio broadcast and the drawing
for a new Mazda M iata and
other prizes. home shopepers
may visi t Capri by exiting the
San Diego Freeway (1-5) at
Crown Valley Parkway. driving
toward the ocean and turning
right on Niguel Road and con-
tinuing approximately one mile.
just past Highlands Avenue. Ja-
maica is just one block funher
up the hill.
To discover Altisse. exit the
San Dicao Freeway westbound
on El Toro Road. turn left on
Moulton Parkway. riJhl on
Glenwood Drive and ri&ht apin
on cdarbrook.
Furnished models at all three
nct&hborhoods arc open daily
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Ad·
d111onal inforfnation •• available ~ callin1 Ahisse at '81-,163.
Capri at 49s-o876 or Jamaica at
495-8709.
Arroyo Vista sales sating record ~
The Fieldstone Company re-
ports area• response lO the open-
'"• of Phase Ei&ht at Arroyo
V 1sta. a beautiful hillside neiah-
borhood overlooking the oak-
fillcd Arroyo Trabuco in Rancho
Santa Margarita.
Record sales have continued
since spring as eager buyers con-
tinue Lo camp for a week or more
as each new home becom-
esa vailable.
At Arroyo Vista, buyers have
the choice of four family-orien-
ted floor plans with three
bedrooms and two and one-half
Arroya Yl•I•
Devea.,er: The Fieldstone Co.
Type of developmeat: Single-
family homes.
Price raqe: From $238.900.
N•mber ef floer ,aau: Four.
S.Ue foota1e: 1,763 to 2,381.
Sales efflee plleM: 8S8-7Sl6.
baths to four bedrooms plus a
bonus room and three full baths.
The homes ranae in size from
l,763 to 2,381 square feet . Cur-
If you think the
VIEW is beautiful,
rent prices stan from $238,900.
Planned for privacy, the two-
story residences arc situated on
only one 1ide of the street.
Twelve different elevations give
street scapcs the varied look of a
custom-built development. Tex-
tured stucco extenor are ac-
cented by a variety of window
designs, side-lit entry door and
durable concrete tile roofs. Such
features as concrete walks and
driveways and rear-yard fencing
add extra value and eye-appeal.
Aoor plans combine formal
and informal livina space Lo fit
just take a look at the TERMS.
thl· Ja::ling ~t yk· .rnJ J(''ll)!n th.u m.idl· rh~ lommunuy '<) popul.1r
nvo-and Three-Bedroom Townhomes • Arched and Mullioned Window • Sloping Ceiling •
Sparkling Gourmet Kitchens • \\bod-burning Fireplaces • Sumptuous Mabter Suites • tunning Views
From $224,990
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every family's lifestyle. Each Ar·
royo Vista home is ~
with expansive livins and din1111
rooms, a aracious st.aircate, a .
comfortable family room with
wood-burnin& fireplace and ps ,
outlet. a breakfast nook, intenor
laundry facilities and two or ,
three-car garaaes.
Volume ceahngs add space and
drama to each home's propor-
tions. A ceramic tile entry floor.·
plus anractive an~td and tex-
tured walls and ceilings arc just
some of the finishing details
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SAN FRANCISCO -Oranae
County architects and builden
captured the Hon's share of
honors at the Pacific Coast
Builders Conference's 27th an-
nual Gold Nugct -.. Best in
the West" -award show.
County projects won 16 Grand
Awards, including two coveted
Homes of the Year, and 39 Merit
Awards.
The Gold Nugget Award com·
petition. co-sponsored by PCBC
and Sun/Coast Architect/Builder
Magazine, annuaJly saluted the
outstanding achievements in
architectural design and land-use
planning for residential, com·
merciaJ.and industrial projects in
the 14 western states.
.
The awards were presented at
the Hilton Hotel here. A sellout
crowd re presenting the 0 who's
who" of the western building
industry attended the Gold Nug-
get show. This year's winners
were selected from a competition
record of 887 entries by a 15-
judge panel.
Th• Admiralty In Dana Point# Grand Award winner •• bed condo.
The Huntington Classics (Plan
3). Huntington Beach. shared the
Detached (Conventional Lot)
Home of the Year ("Best of
Show'') with Moreno Valley's
Montcgo (San Martin). Plan 3
also captured a Grand Award in
catcgol) best Single Family De-
tached Home (2.501 to 3.000
~quare feet). The builder is J.M.
Manin Development and the de-
' eloper is J.M. Martin Develop-
ment & Pacific Coast Homes.
The ""inning architect is War-
".:ntin Wraight Architects &
Planners.
Huntington Bayshores. Hunt-
1 ngton Beach. won the "Best of
Sho" ·~·· Attached Home of the
'l car. The project's other Grand
.i. .... ard came in category Best
< ·ondo Unit or Attached Home
(Under 1.200 square feet). Vic-
torious builder/developer is
'Jewcomb Development and the
architect 1s Stockton/Hide> .\s-
-.oc1atcs.
The A.dmiralty (Plan D). Dana
Point, received the Grand Award
in categol) Best Condo Unit or
.\llached Home (0' er 2.000
!lquarc feet). The builder-de-
' doper is Pulte Home Corpor-
ation and the archncct is Rich-
ardson Nag~ Martin.
Ashton Cahfta (Plan ..J).
M1ss1on Vil'JO, "'on the Grand
honor in catl'gor) Best Condo
Unit or Attached Homl' < 1.200
10 1.500 !>Quarl' feel). The
builder/de' elop.:r 1~ Bram aka
California. In t and th1.:
archutect 1s the Ber"u\ (1roup
.\rch1 tects.
Fairway Ridge Dove Can)'on
(Plan I). Do'e Camon. wac;
a""ardcd the Grand 1n categor~
Best Single Famll> Detached
Home (3.100 to 3.500 square
feet). The builder/de"cloper 1c;
Custom Living Homes & Com-
mun111es. In c. and Danielian .\s-
soc1atcs 1s the architect.
Bonair (Plan ..i ). M 1ssio n
\'ICJO. rcCCl \ed the JUdges' nod
as the Grand .\"'ard in categol)
Best Single Fam1l:-(small Im)
Detached Home (over 2.500
square feet). Barratt
Irvine/Home Capital Develop-
men t is the winning
builder/developer and Basse-
nian(Lagoni Architects is the
archttect.
Californ ia Seabreeze (Plan 3).
Costa Mesa, shared the Grand
with Oceanside's Private Villa
Homes Leisure Village (Plan
824) in categoI) Best si ngle Fam-
ily (small lot) Detached Home
(2.10 I to 2,500 square feet).
Kaufman and Broad Home
Corp. is the builder/developer
and architect of California Sea-
breeze.
California Reflecuons (Plan
2). Aliso Viejo. took the Grand
honor in category Best Single
Family (small lot) Detached
Home (Under 1.500 square feel ).
Again. Kaufman and Broad
Home Corp. is the "'inning
builder /developer/architect of
the project.
Main Pier. Huntington Beach.
received the Grand Award in
catcgor) Best Redevelopment.
Rehab. or Infill S11e Plan · Re~1-
dential and/or Commercial.
Gnflin Related Properties is the
de,clopcr and the land planner
1s Mclarand. Vasquez & Part-
ners. Inc.
Newport Coast Mastt'r Plan.
Ne .... port Beach. captured the top
award in categor~ Best Com-
munit} Site Plan (over 100
acrcc;). The lrnne Com-
pan} 1( oastal Comm un1t}
Buildcr'i 1s the bu1lder/dcvelopcr
and the land planning credit goes
to Richardson Nagy Martin an,d
(i1..'rald I-Ervin .\rch1te1:t.
Turtle Rcx:k Encla\I.~ VII.
In inc. \\On the Grand .\"'ard 1n
categof) 8est Communll} Sue
Plan (I 00 acres or leo;s). Standard
Pacific LP. is thl' builder and the
de' eloper credit goes to the
Irvine Compan}/lrvine Com-
mun1t\ Builders. Richardson
Nag} Martin is the winning land
planner.
Bren Newport Coast. Orange
Count}. received the Grand in
categor) Best "On the Boards"
Commun1t> S11e Plan ( 100 acres
or less). The Bren Company is
the bui lder/developer and
McLarand. Vasquez & Partners.
Huntington Cla11lc1 named home of the year.
, ... ., ...... ~ MOtfter ,.... 1111111 11 5> II 1 •• wll••r.
Inc. is the land planner.
Villa Serenca. Rancho Santa
Margarita. captured the Grand
Award in Category Best Af-
fordable Housing Development
(rental). The builder/developer
is the Santa Margarita Company
and the Architects Orange is the
winning architect.
Lakeview Business Park.
Irvine. picked up the Gold Nug-
get Grand Award in category
Best Industrial Project. Oltman's
Construction Company is the
builder with developer credit
going to Irvine Company &
O"Donnell Armstrong & Pan-
ners J.V. Howard F. Thompson
Associates. In c. A is the
architect.
Orange Count} Merit Award
winners and their categories are
as follows: Ocean Pointe. Hunt-
ington &ach. builder -Ocean
Pointe Partners, developer ·
Urban West Communities.
archi tect -Richardson Nagy
Manin . .\shton Calilia. Mission
V1eJO. builder/developer
Bra ma lea California. Inc..
architect Berkus Group
Architect . Best Residcn11al Pro-
1ert (Medium to High Density) -
I 0 du/arr1..• or more .
cacl11T on the Green . Hunt-
ington Beach. builder -Cayman
Development Co.. developer -
Searliff fa1a11..·s Partnership.
arch1te('l ·Johannes Van Tilburg
&. P:inncrs. .\l1cant1..'. Rancho
S a n t a ~1 a r g a r 1 1 a .
huild.:r/de\clopa -J .~1 Peters
Co .. archi tect -R1chardc,on Nag~
Manin. Best Rc\idcntial ProJeCt
(Lo"' D1..·ns1t') -und1..·r 10
du/acr.: ·
To"'n ~quar1..· (Dl'\1gn .2) .
lluntington Beach. hu1lda ·
Charter S1..·n 1r.:s Corp.. de-
' eloper -Mola De' elopmcnt
Corp.. architect -McLarand.
Vasquez & Panncrs. Inc .. Brock
Bella V1. ta (Plans I & 3). Laguna
Hills. builder/de' eloper -M.J.
Brock & Sons. I nr.. arch 11cct -
Kaufman & Mccl..s. Bl'St Condo
L'nll or .\ttachcd I fome (o,er
2.000 square fee t).
The Breaker\ (Plan 4). Laguna
Niguel. bu1ld1..·r/deH~loix·r · Shea
Homes. architect -Rcrku-. Group
.\rch1tccts. fkst Condo Unit or
.\llachcd Hom1..· ( 1.501 to 2.000
square feel) . .\pplause (Plan .\).
Aliso V1CJO. huilder/<kH·lopa -
Epac Hou<,ing Corp . architect -
Johannes Van Tilburg & Part-
ners. Best Condo l 'n1t or At-
tached Home (I .2<X> to 1.500
square feel).
Alt1sse (Pla n I L'ppt·r) . .\liso
Viejo. huil<kr/<.k\'c lopcr -Bar-
ratt-In i ne. architect · McHak
Woods .\<,<,ociatcs. the Breakers
(Plan 2 ). Laguna Niguel.
bullder/deH·lopcr -Shea Homes.
architect Berkus Group
..c\rchitccts and Chandon at
Manna Hill\ (Plan 3). Laguna
Niguel. hu1lda/dc,clopcr · Ta}-
lor WoodrO\\ Homes. architect -
Dan1chan Associates. Best
Condo lln1t or Attached Home
(under 1.200 <,quare feet).
Tiara (Concept 2). Cota De
Caza. builder/developer -La
Linda Homes. Inc .. architect -
Knitter & .\ssociates. the Estates
at Marbclla (Monterey). San
Juan Ca pi strano.
builder/developer -the Richard
Grant Corp., architect -CPD
Associates, Hunters Creek (Plan
3). San Juan Capistrano,
builder/developer -H.R. Rem-
ington Propenies. architect -
Knitter & Associates, Ocean
Ranch (Plan l), Laguna Niguel,
builder/developer -Shea Homes.
architect Berkus Group
Architect and Huntington Place
(Plan 295). Huntington Beach.
builder/developer -J.M. Peters,
architect -Bassenian/Lagoni
Architects. Best Single Family
Detached Home (over 3.500
square feet).
The Huntington Classics (Plan
4). Huntin~ton Beach. builder -
J.M. Manin Development, de-
veloper -J.M. Martin Develt>p-
ment & Paci fic Coast Homes.
architect -Warkentin Wraight
Architects & Planners. Hillsboro
(Plan 2). Coto de Caza.
builder/developer -A-M Homes.
architect -Bassenian /Lagoni
.\rch1tects: and The Calss1cs
Moulton Ranch (Plan Ill).
Laguna Hills. builder/developer
-M.J. Brock & ons. architect ·
Dan1l'l ian . .\sc;ociates. Best Single
Fam1h Detached Home (3.001
to J. -oo square feet).
The Huntington Classics (Plan
2>. Huntin~ton Beach. builder -
J.M. Martin [)\!velopment. de-
veloper -J.M. Martin L)evclop-
rnl'nt & Pac 1fir Coast Homes.
architect -Warkentin Wraight
.\rch1t1..'Cts & Planners. Best
'iinglc Fam1l) l){'tachcd Home
(2.501 to 1000 square fee t):
Lakendgc at Do'c Can~on (Plan
2). D o'c Can, o n .
bu1ldcr/dc,cloper -.\kins Dc-
H'lopment. architect -Stock-
ton/H 1dq Associates. Best
~inglc Famll> Detached Home
( 2.1 51 to . ::uoo square feet).
.\narapa (Plan 2). M1 ss1on
VieJO. bu1lder/de,eloper -Bar-
ratt-Irvine & Home Capital De-
' clopment. architect. -Pekarek-
Crandell Inc., the Estates at Sea-
chff (irl·ens (Plan I). Huntington
Beach. builder/developer
l ' rhan West Communities.
arch1t.:ct -Donus/Lohrbach and
lkllag10 Cal1fia (Plan 5). M1ss1on
V 11..·10. hu 1 ldcr/dcvclopcr
Bramalca California, Inc ..
architect Berkus Group
\rrh1tects. Best Single Famil~ "
(\mall lot) Detached Home
(Cher :!.SUO -.quarc feet).
Scawind Ridge at Laguna
.\udubon II (Plan l ). Aliso
V 1CJO. bu ildcr/dneloper
Kat hf) n G. Thompson Develop-
ment Co.. architect • Halcs-
L~ngston. Best Single Famil}
(small lot) Detached Homes
(I . 75 1 to.!. I 00 square feet): Cali-
forn ia Scabrcc1e (Plan I). Costa
M e s a •
bu tlder/dc" eloper /arch 1 tec t
Kaufman and Broad Home
( ·orp .. Best ·inglc Family (small
lol) Detached Home ( 1.500 to 1.ro square feet).
l\.o ll .\nahc1m Center.
-\nahc1m. builder -the Koll Con-
struction Co.. developer -
.\naheim Redevelopment Agcn-
C)/The Koll Co .. land planner -
McLarand. Vasquez & Partners.
Inc.. Best Redevelopment,
Rehab. or Infill Si te Plan -Resi-
dential and/or Commerical;
9onlllr, Mlalon va.jo. M9t ......... 1111.,, fNI••·
Tustin Ranch Master Plan,
Tustin, builder -Foothill Com-
munity Builders, developer -the
Irvine Co., land planner -For-
man Design, Inc., lkst Com-
munity Site Plan -Over 100
Acres;
Madrigal. Coto De Caza.
builder/developer -La Linda
Homes, Inc .. land planner -Cyp.
Inc. Architecture & Planning.
Park Place, Irvine, developer -
the Willian Lyon Co., land plan-
ner -Richardson Nagy Manin.
Best "On the Boards" Com-
munity Site Plan -100 Acres or
Less: Big Canyon Villas, New-
pon Beach, builder -Regis
Homes. developer -The Irvine
Co .. architect -World Famous
Architects, Best Apartment Pro-
ject ( l to 3 stories):
Rancho Maderas. Tusun.
builder/developer -the Irvine
Co.. architect Shleppe)
Hczmalhalch Associates. Inc ..
Best Affordable Housing De-
ve lopment (rental): The Newell
Residence. Orange Park Acres.
Orange. builder/developer -
Newell De' elopment. architect -
Dale Ccxton and Associates.
Best Custom Home (7.000
square feet and Over): Irvine
Tech Multi-Tenant. Irvine.
builder -Koll Construction Co ..
de' eloper -the In me Co. & the
Koll Co .. architect -LPA. Inc ..
Best Industrial Project.
Palm c·ou rt . Jrv1nc.
builder/de' eloper -Bincher.
architect -McLarand. Vasquez &
Partners, Inc., Corporate ~
Irvine, builder/developer -Olen
Propenies. architect -Johannes
Van Tilburg & Panners. Best
Office/Professional Building
(50.000 to 100.000 square feet).
Danielian Associates Corpor-
ate Headquattes, Irvine,
builder/developer/architect -
Danielian Associates; Best Of-
fice/Professional Building (undtt
50.000 square feet): and Palmia
Recreation Center. Mission
Viejo, builder/developer - J.M.
Peters Co .. archi1ttt • Mclarand,
Vasquez & Panners. lkst Public
or Private Special Use Facility.
.. ~st of Show·· winners were:
Montego (San Martin) of
Moreno Valley (Riverside Coun-
t)) and the Huntington Oassics
(Plan 3) of Huntington Beach.
Detached (ConventionaJ Lot)
Home of the Year. Private Villa
Homes. Leisure Village (Plan
821 ) of Oceanside. Detached
(Small Lo t) Home of the Year;
Hunungton Bayshores of Hunt-
ington Beach . .\1tached Home of
the Year: and Price Center. Uni -
''crslt) of California. La Jolla.
Commercila Project of the Year.
Montego's cre"dits go the
Awdeh California. Inc .. builder.
and Stockton/Hidey Associates,
architect . The Huntington
Classics' builder 1s J.M. Manin
Development. developer -J.M.
Manin De'elopment & Pacific
Coast Homc-s. and the architect
1s Warkcnun Wraigh1 Architects
& Planners.
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Condos und r
$80,000 debut
at -HarborWalk
Prices stanin1 al under
,80.000 have ~ an Jn~&ed buY1na surst in
;outh Oranac County. where SS
-csidenccs at HalborWalk Con-
Jominiums in Dana Point have
JCCD sold since pand opening
.ales bcpD a month a,o.
"Taking advantaec of what
na) well be the onfy affordable
tome-buying opportunity in Or-
mgc County, the response at ~arborWalk has been so
>beenomenal that sales alrcdy
ia'e surpassed t.M thrtt-quar-
crs mark ... said Rich Cicoleui.
nanagjng partner of Somerset
)evelopment Co.
Under the auspices of Capo
xach Partners. this Costa Mesa-
>ased firm in a joint venture
A-1th Terry Whitwonh spccifi-
;all) created this unique enclave
,f 78 condominium homes with
he goal o f .. returning a f-
ordab1lity to Orange County."
Presented m an attractive
:ape Cod exterior s tyle.
HarborWalk is situated less than
, mile from Doheny State Beach
Park . .\II in single-level arrange-
Tients. a choice of bache lor. one
ind two-bedroom plans pr0\'1des
JP to approximately 900 square
ee1 of li ving space.
.\mong the features keynoting
hesc designs arc private patios
>r decks. vaulted ceilings for
.elected upstairs residences and
"alk-1n closets for the master
xdrooms. All of the kitchens arc
:omplete with ceramic tile
~ountenops. gas ranges/ovens
ind dishwashers. As an added
2 Foothill
• openings
win kudos
~fo,e-up and e'ecutl\e home
.. hoppers gave enthus1ast1c re-
ceptions to the recent grand
openings of Ma ndeville Place
and Bcverh· Coun at the master-
plJnned Foothill Ranch com-
munlt). The singk -famil) ho me
de' elopments arc two of the fo ur
proJl'C'ts being planned at Foot-
hill Ranch b) Bramalea Homes.
1 one of the most respected rcs1-
Mandeville Place
On~loper: Bramalea Homes. I
~ype of developmeat: Singk-
lam 11\ homes.
Price· ruge: From the high
)200.000s.
"amber of Ooor plus: Three.
~ure footqe: 2.156 to 2.523.
~" office ~ 837-5335.
dential building companies in
the Southland.
··in addition to the projects'
in novauve design and superb
in ten or appointments. the Foot-
hill Ranch location will put resi-
dl.'nts withm a rural-like en' 1ron-
ment that is still JUSt minutes
rro m the emplo}ment. business
and culturaJ centers of Orange
County," reponed Sandy Scott.
marketing manager for Bramalca
Homes.
Beverly Coun showcases three
lloor plans priced fro m the mid-
'S200.000s. Designed for fi rst-
11me movc~up home buyers by
the award-winning Be rkus
Beverly Court
Oevea.,er: BramaJca Homes.
Type of developmeat: Singlc-
family homes.
Price raa1e: From mid-
S200,000s.
Namkl' ef O..r plus: Three. s.-re f..cap: 1.69S to I, 963.
Sales efflce ~ 454-9668.
Group Architects. Beverly Coun
offcn two-story homes with two
to tbn:e bedrooms. up to three
baths and attached two car gar-
ages. Ranai, from I 69S to 1963
square ect. some of the
outstandina architectural . cle-
ments include open brid~
hallways._ lkyliah~ canopf Wln-
dows. lofts. decks and hap vol-
ume ceilinp. All three models
feature ceramic talc entry areas.
wood-bumint fireplaces. interior
service areas, central heati.na and
air condition1na and kitchens
hiahliPted ~ quality appliances
and Oak cabinetry. _.J MudeYilk Plac:e has been ~
sianed by the arcbi~ural firm
o( LolwtlKt AJtoaates :e•· caUy b move-up buyers. ·
HarborWalk
On~ Somenet Dcvelo~
ment Co.
Tne ., Mvelepmet1t: Con-
dominiums.
Price race: Starting under
$80,000.
N..-. ef 0.... plaa: Thrtt. 8'aare t..aace: Up to 900.
Sales •fflce pMae: 348-5891 .
convenience, some plans include
stacked washer/dryer areas.
With the 20 stiJl-available resi-
dences encompassing both one
and two-bedroom plans. priced
from $97.900 to ~136.900, th.is
~ew condominium community
1s expected to be ready for oc-
cupancy in August. Excellent
financing programs include FHA
terms that make buying even
more attractive.
To learn more about the af-
fordable ~me-bu ying o p-
ponunity at HarborWalk Con-
dominiums i Dana Point. take
the San Diego (405) Freeway to
the Beach Cities/Pacific Coast
Highway exit and tum right at
Doheny Park Road. Tum right
again at Camino Capistrano and
conti nue two blocks to the site of
the new community .
The sales office 1s open from
noon to 6 p.m. daily. except
Wednesday. and Sa turdays and
Sunda)S from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
For funher information. call
248-5891.
The final phase of Serena at
RandlO Niguel is under way. Soon
the skilled craftspeople \\ill be gone.
One of the communities that pio-
neered the tradition of affordable,
high~ homes in South Orange
County will be completed. And one
«the most remarkable home valu~
in Today·s Sea Country will be
history.
Serem homes feaaure up to 4
~and 2Vi ~.Dynamic.
SHOWCASE OF NEW HOMES/THURSDAY, June 28, Md SATURDAY, June 30, 1990 -5
A WORK OF ART
YouJLL CALL HOME.
Nestled at the foot or the Tustin hill~ near
presti~ous Lemon Hc1i,hts. a private sallcr..,
or just 21 art1stlcall~ crafted residences 1s
taking brm. In a spec ial gated end.we "11th
strokes of French.
Italian and American
Traditional styling.
Belle Rive Consider 1t
~~Millin Cooununities
ft.: j("f't11("1• 1 fll ol t I I IC ".\ ','
f'r ••' fl·,1, , I
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a '-Ork o( art )OU 'II soon be able to call home
A ~aller'.i of rour to rive bedroom luxury
residences From the high $600.000s
To receive ;,our inv1tat1on to our
exclusive
prcv1C1.<· umc1I
in~ call
(714) 647 162.:'
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ONLY 8 HOMES LEFf!!
efficient liv-
ing space
created by
award-
winning
architects
&1 in Come see St'l'<'na :~oon . \en
and designers. Spacious lMng and
dining rooms ... sumptuous master
suites ... relaxing fireplaces ... front
YAfd landsaping ... and the extn
touches th2t ~guish the finest
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the eminent
~high
Ian~ of
Rancho
iguel, ~ur
Serena home is convc.'llient to both
the freeway and the ocean. Tennis.
racquetball , swimming and basket-
b-dll at The Oub at Rancho Niguel-
plus shopping and school~-are just
a pleasant stroll a\\-ay.
What's Become of Todays Sea Country.
RAr ICI-10 1 IIGUEL
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soon. lk'c'Ju.~. befoll' you know it.
this opponunit) \\ill be history. too. I Final Phase. From $262, 900.
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I-IHOWCAll °' NIW HOME81THUA80AV I June 21, MCI SATURDAY, June 30, , ..
San F llpe
ultlmate
In luxury
From the moment you
glimpse the San Felipe model
home at PaJmilla, you know you
are about to experience the ex·
traordinary.
Also called Plan 72. the San
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San Fellpe
Developer: Meeker Develop-
ment.
Type of development: Single-
fam i ly homes.
Price ruge: From $730.000.
Number of floor plans: Four.
Square footage: Up to 4.576.
Sales office phone: 495-1 I 56.
Felipe is one of four plans avai l-
able at Palmilla. a 11 2-lot rnllec-
t1on of luxur) s1ngk famil~
homes.
Located on a high ndgc in
Laguna Niguel. Palmilla rnm-
mands a '1c" of ocean and
can}ons. Palm1lla 1s by Meeker
Dcvdopment. master builders
for three generations.
Interior of San fellp• luxury home at Palmtfla In La9una Nlguel.
The-... 1sual exc1tcmcnt begins
when ) ou Sll.'P through the
arched rntr) and the interior
space soars to t"' u stones in
heigh t. ·\ balann· of orx·nnl·ss
and light defines thl' spal'.l'. a<, du
deta ils. surh as columns <,upport-
tng bu1lt -1n !'.hl·h c'> for art or
plants.
Straight ahead 1s the fomil~
room \\Ith 1h large "111Llu"'
plan·s at an c1gh1 foul hl·1gh1.
rather 1han a "" fool hl·1gh1
These high w1ndo"'> l.'nh<1nn: thl'
spanousnl''>S and alo\ prO\ 1dl' a
stu nning \ 1ev. of ~li\o ( an~on.
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rng room. Thl' "'mg anJ d1n1ng
ruoms arl' separated b) a round-
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"a) balu,tradl''> cnnrrk l\\O
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large it can be divided into two .
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homes range in size form 3,8 14
square feet to 4.576 square feet.
The San Felipe as offered with
four bedrooms plus bonus area
and four baths of five bedrooms
and four baths.
To v1s1t Palm1lla. take 1-"5 and
c>.1 \ .south on Crown Valley
Park"a~ to· Niguel Road. Turn
righ t and continue to the sales
onin·. l he sales complex and
mu<..ll'I homes. "llh dcocr b>
Carok lichen Interiors. and
lat.tnuHap1ng b) For -
~um/~um nn:r'> &. Part ners. Inc.
arc uprn from 10 a.m. tu 6 p.m.
<..lad ~. I ur 111on: 1nfo rma11on. call
495-1 15(1
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To '1s11 thl· lurn1-.h1.·d models
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1\largariw. tah· 1h1.· Santa Ana
( 1-51 I rcl.'v.a~ anJ l'\lt al ~hr1a
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kit on \1:irgul·11ll' P:.rri..\,a~ and
p1ol'l'l'd 111 \anta Marganla
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AFFORDABILITY
RETURNS TO
ORANGE COUNTY
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of '"'' -x rl'~idt•nn·~ pro\'idcs a full arra) of rnm'l·nit·11rl·~.
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all of rlu: dtlight~ of ot:ran-ck>M' livin~ at prir<'~ rou ~w11'1
hd il'\t' fl IA h nanci ng a\'ailahlt. too!
$80,90 __ ,900
HarborWalk
CONDOMINlllMS AT DANA POINT
Open Weekdays: oon -6 p rn.
Sarurdays/Sun<bys: lO a.m. · <> p.m
(714 ) 148-5891
;i4ltH Yi r.amtno CapiS1rano
Oana Polnr, California
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h b l ... ill OriM. 2~2A06.
leDe atN in Tutdn Hilll, 735-5622.
VIiia Cata"a· at die Hunlinaton a.th Marina, 84().8S80.
fte NI at Dow CUyon. 119-6433 . ....... ·a .. HualillllOD Harbour, 14()..8580. c.....-a.11111 in Yorbl Unda, 693-191S. M ... ,,.,. in Sima clel Oro, 278 ... 898 . ...._,,. in Riverside, 21Ml80.
a. ,... in Dana Point, 24MS89.
,......... Wlii ID lacfian Hffis, 893-7157.
Via ....... in tindlO California. 1-80().247-1404.
........... Pt.c. at Foothill Ruch, 837-S33S.
Nerda HW in Dove Canyon, SSl-0400.
Prevace at Foothill Ranch, S44-34 I 9.
V&eteria Creek El&alel in Riverside, 3S3·8343.
Beverly c..rt at Foothill Ranch, 454-9668.
Bnp• c..rt in Dana Point, 248-7433.
OW Rlvenlde in Rivcnide, 3Sl-l l37. n. Es&atn at SeaclifT Country Club, Huntington Beach.
969-94'2.
La Vn&au in Rancho Santa Marprita, 589-8022. Vu Daele's Leaaey Serlet in Riverside, 653-1147.
Tiie S•mmU at Anaheim Hill~ 282-8030.
Tlte Vm11e in Dana Point, 248-1986.
Trtnae at Foothill Ranch, 833-5396.
Palacio at Foothill Ranch, 854-2500.
Avlpo• at Foothill Ranch, 833-5396.
Beverly Cp•rt at Foothill Ranch, 347-1990.
Bnsata at Foothill Ranch. 833-5396.
Cordoba at F,oothill Ranch, 833-5396.
Promeude at Foothill Ranch, 854-2500.
Crowae S•mmJt in Anaheim Hills. 974-9232.
La Vi&a in Orangccrest Hills, 653-4465.
Marbelhua in Oceanside. (619) 945-3111.
Wiad10•1 in Aliso Viejo, 362-80SO.
Club Vl1ta in Dove Canyon. 361 -2727.
Terrace ColJectJoa in Laguna Niguel. 363-0979.
Harbor Walk in Dana Point. 248-5891 .
Claatelala Estates in Laguna Niguel. 831-0424.
Tiie Wladwards in Aliso Viejo, 362-91 SS.
Moatecldo in Ponola Hills. S89-6988.
Moatelena in Aliso Viejo. 362-96 13.
Lantern Crest Estates in Redlands. 792-7 31 I.
Westwlnd in Santa Ana. 77 5-2200.
Summerfield in Coto de Caza. 858-2500.
Belvedere in Dove Canyon. 858-2800.
Vilamoura in San Clemente. 492-2905.
Flora Vista in San Clemente. 361 -5638.
The Village in Dana Point. 248-1986.
Provence d'Al110 in Aliso Viejo. 643-8640.
The Admiralty in Dana Point. 240-3505.
Terra Linda Estates in Yorba Linda. 572 1-9697.
Canyon Poi11te Laguna in La~una Beach. 494-5001.
Seaway Collection in Aliso Viejo. 544-1863.
Andorra in Laguna Niguel. 248-9286.
Belca11to in Yorba Linda. 693-1 057.
Bel-Canto in Oceanside. (6 19). 941 -1901.
Arroyo Vista in Rancho Santa Margarita. 858-7516.
Canyon View West in Trabuco Canyon. 589-9155.
Terracina in Laguna Niguel. 249-1022.
Richmond Pointe rn Rancho San Clemente. 361-5040.
St. Tropez in Aliso Viejo. 831-2220.
Montecito in Yorha Linda. 692-140 I.
Terramonte tn Rancho Santa Margan ta . 589-0809.
Wildflower at Syca more Canyon. 28.2-94~8.
Seacove in Aliso Viejo. 455-0909.
Kamari in Laguna N1gul.'I. 582-7011.
Laurelwood, Anaheim. 283-2633.
Windflower, Ali so V 1ejo. 362-1622.
Brigbton Summit in Tra buco Canyon. 5~9-1 208 or
66 7-3999.
Huntington Cla11ics in Huntington Beach. 960-6839
Brighton Glen in Trabuco Canyon. 667-3999 .
Royal Ridge in Anaheim. 476-9333.
Monteflore at Gordon Ranch. 393-8582.
Flora Vista in San Clemente. 36 1-5638 .
Vista Capri in Oceanside. (619) 722-1272 .
Siena in Marina Hills. Laguna Niguel. 249-9548.
Spinnaker Bay in Long Beach. (213) 494-1 655.
Brighton Summit 1n Rancho Cicio. 589-1 20~.
Paloma at Lake Mi,sion Viejo. 4S8-2254.
Ocean Pointe in Huntington Beach. 960-107Q.
Summit Crest in D<•vc Canyon. 589-0324.
Sonoma Court at Rancho Santa Margarita. 589-6893
The Estates at Monarch Beach in Dana Point. 240-~)22.
Westerly Park in Santa Ana. 554-2581 .
Bella Vista in Corona . 279-1022.
Laguna Sar in Laguna N1~uel. 499-006 1.
Expressions in Ra ncho 1'11guel. 83 1-2504.
Braeburn at Moulun Ranch. 582-70 11.
Victoria Court in I .a Palma . 534-352 1.
Woodbridge Bayporte in Irvine. 552-6517.
Normandale Heights in Lake Forest. 586-1626.
Rimrock in Si erra dd Oro. 736-8882 .
Cantobrio a1 Ranrho Santa Marganla. 858-0296.
Montclaire, M iss1on V 1ejo. 581-7295.
Promenade in Corona Hills. 734-07QO.
Laurel Hills in Orange. 538-0693.
Vista Monte in Laguna Niguel. 361-2727.
Monteviua 1n Orange. 532-6S27.
Encore Series in Laguna Hills. 582-1828.
Crystal Indian Springs Estates in San Dimas. 599-8285 .
Jamaica in Laguna Niguel. 495-8709.
Brock Homes Rancho Las Bri1as m Can)'on Crest Halls.
7tW-4250.
Panorama in Lake San Marcos. (619) 471-1841.
Brighton Meadows 1n Yorba Linda. 667-3999.
FO O TH I LL highlighted by quahl} Jenn-Air
From Pa~ 5 convection/microwa ve ov~n and
two-story fl oor plans range fro m dishwasher. The furnnure fin-
2.156 to 2.52J square feet and ished oak cabinets fl'aturc
offer up 10 fou r bedrooms. up 10 ceramic tile countertops.
h b h · l d d A number of optional features t rec at s. optiona ens. an are also a"'ai lable at Mande' Ille two car auachcd garages.
The anracuvc Monterey-in-Place including white-washed
spired ellteriors feature tile roofs, cabinet I')· wh ite kitchen ap-
traditional mullion windows. plianccs. mirrored wardrobe
and side and rear yard fen cing. doors. secunt)' systems. 1n\cr-
Somc plans have exterior pot com . central vacuum S}stem
shelves and charming window and trnsh compactors.
shutters. To visit Beverly Court and
All models feature spal'1ous Mandc\ Ille Place dunng tht•11 hvi~a room and dining roo~u. first phu~ of sale . take the San
famtly room' with wood-burning Oil-go (5) fn.·cwa) and cxll cust
fireplaces. interior S<'rvin· areas o n LRkc Fore t. follow U.kl
and luxurious master bedroom Fore t to Portola Parkwn). tur The interior app()in1mcnts left. Turn r1&h t on .\ho
have been carefully sdcctcd for Parkwuy. and follow the sign5 t
style as wdl a~ value and include ~the sales om,c. The pro
ceramic llk r ntr)' areas. volume ss1onally dccorotccJ moJc
ce1lin15, ccntrul hcatin& and air rnl·s and ~lcs office are OPl'
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DAILY PILOT /K-OCE.AN (~THINGS TO DO TmS WEEK
1. FIRST, THE FOURTH
•The 8bth Annual Hunungton
EkJc:h hlUrth of Jul) Parade will be
~tagcJ from 10 a.m. to noon. on
\1Jtn trcet betv.een S1.>.1h Street
and Yorl.tov.n -\H'nue. For more
1nform311on. l·all 4Q7-082 I o r
~(l().~~~N Sc.-e COH'r StOr).
2 . All-AMERICAN
FOURTH
• Tht Pacific ymphon) Orchestra
bc:g1ns 11~ 1990 Summer Serie~ with
an All--\mencan Ctlebrauon and
Fm:v.orls Spectacular at 8 p.m. at
the In 1ne Meadows Amphllheatrc.
Pa irons al'I." 1n' lied to bnng a picnic
bJske1 tu enJO) before the concert.
l"M:ginn1ng at 6 p.m. E'ans Haile
conduct\ the orchestra in Broadwa)
~huv. tune\. v.1th Jud} Blcuer as
wluist. The firev.orks finale featurn
popular marches b) Sou~ and
olhcrs. Single tickets arr priced at
S IO 50. S 15.50. S25.50 and S37.50.
:".on-n:54·n cd S<'allng o n the Lawn 1s
SIS.SO per person. Tickets ma) be purc:ha~-d a1 all T1cketmaster outlets
or b) calling 740-2000. or at the
In inc Meadows box office. 8808
In 11ll" Center Dm·e. Laguna Hills
beginning .u noon Wednesday.
3. MORE FOURTH
• -\ Conn•rt on the Green and Fu-e-
works Ft-.il\al v.111 Ix held Wedncs-
Ja) at thl· In 1ne High Sch~I
Stadium. ~ponsored b) the Irvine
Police .\s..oc1a11o n. Gates open at 3
pm .. bring )Our own p1c n1c or bu)
food and beH•ragts. Lon Hanson
Dancers at .i:30 p.m .... Raggtimers
"1 usical C1roup·· al 6 and the South
( oas1 S} mphon) at 7:30 p.m. fol-
lowed b) a F1rcworki. Spectacular at
9 p.m. Fam1l~ 11c ... ea for ::! a~uhs/up
to 4 children .it S::!5 are a'a1labk b)
alhance \ale onl ) throu'h South
C oa1.1 S)mphon). 662-7LO Other
Ill keb an: pnced at S8 for adults. 13
and older. Scn1ors/ch1ldren (65 and
u' er I 2 and under) S5. children 4
and unda arc frl't" For 3 comp/cit'
'"' 11/ ( )rJngc < oast F"unh of Ju/}
t'I t"nl}. '>l'C p;Jgt• -l
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4. FIEST A TIME
•The 8th Annual Fountam Valley
Fiesta will be held Fnday througl\
Wedncsda)' in Mile Square Park.
The Fiesta features carnival rides.
games. food booths. arts and crafts
booths and daily cnteruunmcnt, in-
cluding Cr)stal Lrw1s on Friday
ni&ht. the Grass Roots on Saturday.
a chili cook-off Sunday afternoon.
the Southern California Battle of the
Bands on Monday and Tuesday
nights. and Joe Walsh with a laser
li&ht and ti.reworks spccucular on
Wednesday night. General ad·
m1ssJon uckets arc S3. For more
1nforma11on. call 962-4441.
5. BEAT THE HEAT
•Wild Rivers. 8800 Irvine Center
Dmc adjacent to In-inc Meado"s
Amphitheatre. offen more than 40
e\c1tina water ndcs a nd attractions
on 20 acres in a tu h. tropical set-
ting. New for this season arc
Wahtubtt! -a double drop. high
SJ>C'l-d \hdt and Pepsi Puddle Jump-
ers, self P.Owercd bumper boats for
)Oung sailors under 90 pounds.. One
price admission. ScaJOn {>llSSCS. pn-
vate 1>9ny and group picnic rates
available. 76s.WILD.
6.COOLJETS
• Mc-ct George Jetson and his bo)
Elroy during the opening festivities
of the Island T erract Cafcs at Ncw-
pon Center Fashion Island on Fn-
da) and Saturda). See a special
advance screening of .. Jetsons: The
Movie:· special costumed Jetson
char.tcters and a 19505-style rtview
shoY.· at 11:30 a.m .• 12:30 p.m .. 1:30
p.m .. 4:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. today:
11 :30 a.m .• 12:30 p.m .. 1:30 p.m .. 3:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. Advantt
St'ttemng of ··Jetsons .. at 2 p.m.
Saturday at Edwards Island Cinema.
For more informauon. c:all
721-2000.
1. NICK ROCKS
•The Nick Pyz.ow Band will pla) at
Silk> Sullivans. 10201 Slater .\\e. in
Founu1n Valley. Fncby night at
9:30 p.m. For information. c-all
963-2718.
8. SWING TIME
•"Great Moments in Swing .. with
music from the Big Band Era will be
featured on Sunda) at the Red Lion
Inn. 3050 South Bnstol. Costa Mesa.
in Ma>.1"s Lounge from 2 to 6 p.m.
Trac) Wells and his 18-piecc or-
c~tra. with vocalist Casie Miller:
S6 per person includ~ free hors
d'ocu" res. Free parking, For mon:
information. caJI at (2 13) 598-1 429.
9 . SUMMER COOL
•George Winston bnngs the Sum-
mer Show to the South Coost Com-
munity Church in lf"•ine Fnda) at ti
p.m. Join Gcorgr in support of SOS
(Share Our Selves) poven) relirt
ifC>up b) bnngmg a can of food to
tht concen. T~rt will Ix collccuon
baskets at the entrance. Tickets arc
S 18 and arc available at Bren Evtnl'>
Center Bo~ Officc and all T1cketron
outlets. Charge b) phone b) calling
856-5000 or 634-1300.
10. NEWPORT JAZZ
•The Hyan Newponcr. 1107 Jam-
boree Road. Newport Beach. offers
h vc Jazz each Fnda)' e' ening
throughout the summer at the out-
door amphitheater at 7:30 p.m.
Gate!> open at 6:30 p.m. and tickets
arc a' ailable al the door on tht da)
of performann· onl). General ad-
mission is S5. Th" Fnda). hear the
Bobb> She.,., Quartet.
11 . JAZZV GINO'S
•Gino's on the Hill. 42g E. 17th St ..
Costa Mesa. featur{''> a Ja m session
.... uh Gino's Jan Troupe. 3:30 to
7:30 pm. on unilil>s. Rescr,at1ons
and 1nforma11on on In e entertain-
ment M:ven da~ '> a '-H'ck. 650-17 50
12. JOKERS IS WILD
•Carol Montgomer) and Rich
Chas .. lcr v.111 be at Jokers Corned)
Club. 100 Pla7a Ahcantl' tn Garden
Gro,e. Frida~ and turda~ night\
Showume 1s '> p.m each night anJ
1hc cover charge 1s SI 0 For rt•sa ·
'at1ons. call 971-3000
13. HA, HA, AND HA
•Richard Jeni. te\t' Rnscoe and
Mark Bra.z1ll v.111 be at The lmprov.
4255 Campus Om e. Ste 138. In me
through Sunda). !\hov.11mes are 8·30
and 10:30 p.m. Fnda). N and 10 30
p.m. Saturda}. and 8 30 p m Sun-
da) 854-5455.
14. DON'T STOP
LAUGHING
•The LatT top. 21 ~::! S E Hnstol rn
Santa An;a. features a n1ghtl) lint<up
of comeJ1ans. For information and
rc~nauons call lSS.!-!Ptl~
15. IMPROV-MENT
• Com1C Jc.'IT Fo,v.onh' mu'c~ 1010
Thl· lmpro' .i~'i5 <"an1pu' Dml'.
Ste I 38. In inc. r Ul"\Cla) through
Sund!)\. 'ho\.\ llnll'' arl· l(· 'O p m
through Thur'l<la)
16. RED-LETTER
EVENING
•At Jokers Comedy \lub. roo
Plaza Al1cantc in Garden Gro,c. 11
)'OU wear red for the Founh of Jt.th
you'll onl) pay half-pncc for ad·
mission. Wednnday night onh
17. TED TURNER
WON'T BE THERE
•Yo ung Executive ll\lln Net\.\or~
hosts its Orante County Black :ind
White Ball tonight 8 p.m. to I .1 111
at the In 1ne Marriott Hotel. I KOoo
Von Karman. Irvine. Buffet dan,
ing and music arc cove~ 1n thl SI·
adm1i.s1on price. S 14 pre-p;ud
18. SEEING IT'S EASIER
THAN SAYING IT
• ~ pcrforman<'t' of the Ltt Bkl.\1n~ pl3~ '"Elccmos) nllr) •• at South ( <M't
R\·pertol) 's &.-cond tqc Thcattl·
C oc.ia M C"i.a .... in be staged Jul) ., Jl
8·30 p.m. to bencft1 1he P LS .\u\·
1llar> of the rro videncc Spttc h ~tnd
Hearing C rnter Tickets are S15 1x·1
perwn Phont' 9S3-086J.
19. GRAND TRADITION
•Th(• Grand Kabuki Tht'atn· 111
Japan v.111 bt' at the Pffiorm ini ''"
C"e nter.600 Town Center DnH· in
Cu,1a Mesa. on June 30 and J uh I
For inform:u1on. ('lll 740-2000
20. FOR ART'S SAKE
• '\ tour of an1sts' studios tn Ornnt11
(uunt) ~1111ake pla~ on 1urdJ'
Jcpaning from the ln•inc Fine \rl\
Center :it 9 30 1.m. and rt'tumintt JI
4·30 p.m .\mona the anists tn 1, ..
'1!t1tcd art< ttobt'na E1scn~rg. Dun
r.in D1m{'01:. Donald Karv.th' 1> ...
borah Da\ld~n and Janice l ol.\f\ 11dc1~ art' SIO. For more mhu
mauon. call 552-10 18.
Rick U\41s 1s IM morning ckt·1.11
on lhl· "Bf\·it~list Club'" on J...
O< I \, ltJJ. I FM. ~~ tn '""
port lk:lc'h Ro,~r Bloom 1s 1/1,
J>.Hh P1/m Fcatun:s EdJtor 11n<I ,-.11
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What's Inside
A btt of wit and a flood of blood
Petu Weller (nght) returns as
th~· h<•lf·hum.in. half-robot poltcc
ollict<1 in ··RoboCop 2," but our
gue\t l nllC\ found that lh<' latest
'e~1on has far less w11 and far
more gore than the popular and
cnt1cafl) -praised original. They
also obJtOcd to the scnpt device
of ha' 1ng a large drug/cnme ring
headed b) a young bo>. 1n a movie
uiracted to the summer youth au-
dience.
Pages
Cosby shines through In 'Ghost Dad'
Bill Cosby u ys his lotest film. "Ghost Dad." won't be a
repeat of the 1987 disaster "Leonard. Pan 6.-b«au!it in
"Ghost l>ad" he was workJna with a crcauve cast and
producuon team and was inspi~ to use his oom1c talents to
the fullest.
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2 Dally Pilot Weetcend/ Thur9day. June 28. 1990
latest battle In the war on words
trial IS $Cl to bc&Jn IO lltah
this week that will determine if the
heav) metal rock band Judas
Pnest should be held hable for the
su1c1de of a teen-age fan. Pop
columnist John Roos (riaht) SUJ-
ge t\ that the trial 1s the latest in
a ~nes of attacks on frttdom of
expression and that the causes of
teen ahena11on and su1c1de he
much closer to home.
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Count Basie fives on -In the music
Althou&h Count Basic is no longtr with us, his ltpc-y 1s
sull aoina 11rona in the form of the Count Buit' Orchestra.
Founded by the Count •n 19}6 and havi~ been home to some
of the fine t jau and blues muski~ns of all timt, the bl.nd is
still swinain·. and this week is pcnonnina at Disneyland.
P•ge 11
Fine dining for every tmte In ~
Restaurtint reviewer Judy
Chamberlain (r1&}lt) takes a loolt at
the Laguna Beach rt$\&urant attne
and finds that the last d«ack has
~en the irowth of 1 constellation
of fine dining C\labhshmt'nlJ, of.
fcrmg somethm& for nearly every
appetite. On the cutuna tdac arc
the Sorrento Grill. Five Feet and
the rcl:ltl\ e ncv.comcr K.achina.
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Judy's Gulde to OrMge Comt Dining
Judy Chamberlain has utembkd the snot1 i11f'onna11H'
and comprehensive Ou1ck lO <>ranee Cout D'nu,. 1v~1lahk
A boon 10 rcsidtnts and visiton alike the ~ U111 wdl C)\'t'r
100 rt taunnts. from AJrnapd» in EJ 'Toro lO Z*lbie·1 in (OSt3 Mesa.
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tee-= OC. Or.In~ County. BT.
bl:1cl. th·. BT-opt .. black tic optiornJ/.
pp. rx·r person. TBA. to be arrangttl.
CHARITY AND
SPECIAL EVENTS
•DHlphtc WolMtl Ball June 30.
<\n l n)t1tutc of Southern California.
BT. Contac t usan Mc Fadden.
261-!MW.
• S.rf AJl-S&ars Celebrity S.ftba.11
June 30 :u I p.m .. Cystic Fibrosis
Found;rnon at Anaheim Stadium. $7
pp. Phom: 938-IJ9J.
• FHrt• of J•ly p., .. 10 a.m.·
noon. C ll) of Huntington Beach o n
M:11n Strl.'\.'t Also. 8K Run )ponsor·
l'd b) March of 01ml'S. Conla I
Ta}/ McElt>t' . .J97-08!/.
• Grancl Old Pleak Founh of Jul).
noon-~ p.m.. Rl·pubhcan Pan) of
O< and Sen. Pelc Wilson at OC
f :11rgruunth. Costa Mesa. Games.
food. rntcrta1nmcn1. classic cars.
)1kn1 and h 'c auctions. more. Sl
pp .. S5 per fom1I~. Phon,· 750-3.135.
• • Love Amerac• Founh of July.
~:30 p.m .. concert on th.c ,n.-en and
li rl'\\url.~ festival at l rv1nc High
~hool \tat.lau m S8 eP· Conw,·1
Dom:n lfanl_l. bf>!· 7 2_0.
•Eleemosynary July 7 at 8:30 p.m .
P.\LS \u\lllaf) uf the Pro\ idrncc
'iPl't'l'h .i nd Hearing Center benefit
performance o f thl' Lt"<' Blcs'>1ng pla)
JI South ( oast Rcpcno~ ·, S«·ond
Stagl· lhl'atrl·. Custa Mc5a. S::!.S pp.
Phont• 95J-086.l
• Vktory CelebraUoe Jul) lt 7-IO
p m.. \IDS Walk ()(' pan~ for
\\ Jll,\•f' "ho ra1-.c more tha n S 150,
JI "'l'1nwn·Marcus/Broadwa>
Court~ ard. Nl'\\ port Ccntcr Fashion
1'lanJ Phom· fl.'5-6JlX>
• "Skw Boat .. OpeaJ•1 Nl1ht Dia·
aer Hd Post-Performance Rettp-
tloa Jul ~ 13. Opcro Pacific. L1)>.
l alllll\'> TR·\. Contact L \ ncl:i \
L :.111J c>r \lrt·hd ll' \\ oods. 5<16· 737 ~
8 .. Common TI1rud1" Juh 14 al 7
p.m Mother' of .\IDS P:i11en1' for
thl· <>< Name!> PrOJl'CI. benefit
~rl'l''""I' uf .\cadcm\ .\\\ard·\\ln· nin~ film al Clardl'n ~'c Ml'd1cal
( l'nta Phont• ,'t91-~~/ ~.
• Olt'k Ges*ardt Rtteptloe July 14.
5·b 'O p.m . l>cmocrat1c "-''•on:lll'!I
of()( ho'>I House Majont> L radcr
.11 \\ \''''" South Coast Plans. Costa ~k...a ~kmbers $1 0 pp.: n(in-mcm-
bl·r-. s~s pp.; new mcmhcr-.. rc-
nt'\\:ll\ frt•t'. ('()ntDct (\nth1a.
i'\35-1t8Mi .
• Bastille Day IK Ila« Jul) 15.
Spom Cluh/ln ml' and R<"g1onal In·
fant (\·ntl'r of Unltl'd CcrcbrJI Pa ls)
-\i.!in. at l e Mcrd1cn. Nl'wpon
lkach .. ()(' uiltcs on the "orld"
\\llh SI 00.000 ~orld's best pcr-
rormancc pnlc. lntcm :lllonal Food
anc.I Wint• Ft>Sll\ al. Health and flt·
nl'!» E>.po~illon. m ore. Cont3ct
Su...,n Wht•Ucll. 557-5100.
• Patroe Party July 19. b-9 pm ..
South C'oost Rcpcnof) at location
TB·\ Cont3C'I M ndt'lini· Pom ·r.
957-160!.
• Wleemeker Dt .. er Julv .:?:\ at 7
p.m . k uthcrford Hill and Thomas
Yal'iCC V1ncynrdi. ut Tf\"es RM·
1.1ur:1n1. Coronu del Mar. Phon<'
67J.{19 /0.
•ne Lo ..... felr July 2~-:N. C')stJc
Fihros1s founc.btion tennis 1our·
n:aml'nt at 'nriou~ lc~11onci. au tion
ball. Phone 9 lR-1 J9J.
BENjAMIN EPSTEIN'S
Prom left, HarrJ WooH as Leonno, Hlsa
Takakuwa •• Hero •nd Rkhard Soto as
Claudio In Sl'Mltl••p•ar•·• .. Much Ado
About Nothlft9 .. at th• Grove Shalresp••r•
P'estlval, whkh runs through July t4. 'or
lnforfftatlon, call 6J6·7ZtJ.
~Golf Toarumeat Jul~ JO. SC'a
( irdl· Au~1han of Aorr nn· Cn11cn·
ton ~·n ll'eS of ()(' at NI.'\\ pon
Ekat'h Countf) Club. SI 50 pp Con-
tJct .\fdmclJ <iumalcJu. 8 70-5//'H)
•NAMES Qwllt Dl1play '\ugusl
Ill-I~. N .\MES ProJCCt .\IDS Mcm-
onal Q uill on dl\pl.i~ at t '{ In 1nr
Phont• 8"3·!51 !
• Pleak I• Ute Parlt with the KiJ11·
1to• Trio .\ugust 11. 5-10 p.m ..
Bamr:users or the 01~0\el') Mu-
seum of OC barhccu<' and auct1onc;.
S75 pp. Phone 54l>-O.JO.J.
• Dtuer wit• tM C.vlar Q.tt•
.\ugust 13-14 :it 7 p.m .. Carol)n
Colhn5 at Tn't''I rc'ltuurnnt. Corona
dd Mar Dinner and tasling featur-
ing Amcm·an l'3 ' 1nrs. champagnl'
anJ 'oc.11.as. Pho m· 6 7.1..()9 I 0.
• Teaels Tffraameat .\ugu'lt I 8-I II, Rl·hn~1l11atmn ln,111u1e of Southern
C:il1 forn1u comJX'4111w and rtt··
rl'tl11onnl s1ngki; and doubles nt 1hr
O:\na t hll\ Tcnn1\ \enter. Cont;J<'I
\mm• Kn'tkl. r>1.t. 7"9.l. ,,,, ! U
FESTIVALS AND
SPECTACLES
•S.wtt .. c Fesllval. ne M•1h· ot
Ar t Junl' JO. \ug ~(I. 10 J m .. 1v.11.
.111d-a-half Jl re' ,,f .in,, cr:if\s. con·
H''>'~1un'> a1HI ,·n1crta1nmcn1 on
l .atiuna ( JO\tlll Road. uguna
lkJd l. $.i pp x 'llH>r' S' pp . l'hil·
drl'll I 2 .1ml u nlkf frt•t>. Phfllll
.Jl}.J.J(1J0
• Festival of Arts alld Paguat of th~ MHters fol\ 7. \ug. ::!6 :u In llll' ~\wl Pa r!. anJ f cq l\ al C.rnund\
U.guna lkat·h Ground': S::! pp
Pageant· SQ. H pp Phone .JY•l l·H
• S.e Clemnt~ Fiesta Juh ~
cho1o1.dcr CtXl~·tiff and O) "tcr shucl.·
inai. stt\'CI k~tl\ul. en1cnainm,·n1
.it1.around S.111 < kmc:n lt' P1t'r Jul'
~~ 5K run ,m,k "alk, '°"1t<11111nal
rtl3d ral'C tx·cr and 1o1.1nc i:irden'
'tn·\·t h'\ll\ill Fret• l'hoth
.JI)_'./ 131.
•Very. Berry E:draor41ury Jul\
I I-~ l . ()( h m al r :u rgruun<h.
t thta Mc~1 1'1\'-l':tllna ronh:''"· par. ad~ an i.ho"'· cumi,nl ridl·~.
n101orc)CI<' f!l<'I.'\. rock Jrour>'·
mueh mul'h nm~ "''' and slr.l\\·
tx·rr~ 1h1.·me-J l'\l'lll 1ndudl'' h1>~
.. .ilhng. pig 'lopping. p1{ta1I ~ind ptf.·
,1u1 conll'\h. and lnl' ·(l\·rfnrmm~
\\1;in pot-bdhl'lJ Pill' $5 l'P ~'
"' \'r h~ s~ unJn I~. frl'l' umkr h t onr.11 I l>1Jllt' ~1n·n\l·t1. ~, /. 1.1.J ~
• ~~wport ~aFeu '4.·p1 1-i-~ '· 'P' port llJ1 "'" \rl'J < hJm!x·r ot < l111111wrl\' 111.111111.· ll·khra111in kJ·
IUff' food .1nll l'Otl n.11nml'nl "'lal-
rng, h;11loonm&. l~ding. I.Ill' ll'''"·"
\ t•lk~ hJll. 'urfing. \\aln polo. \ollHI ·
l ai.111.' hu1ld1ni! morl' /'>hclfll
(1~~:11
ART
•enter for lite StlHly of l>fforat·
lvt Arts I '14' I C:im1no \:ip"1ran11.
San Jua n ( ;1p1~111tnlt, 4%-~ I'~)
\ue, ~I( thrnullh Ntn 17
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<. ..sp1\trnn11 Ml-I 1!(1 I Through
Jul~ I ~Jll''' \rl1t·rnan pa1nt1n '
tn D u\ 1d l>>i":lnJ' ump1rv.a
"'ulptuf\.' 11' ( hlT I 1agu. Juh :0.:1~
1'.a'-'Jll Mug' .mll Old l'av.n l('1.1.dr'
\U" 4-~'(ll ~. (I f 'follan '4_•1)t
• Laguoa Art Museum I '117 < hit
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rhwugh J uh /\ lluv. I (101 \JJ nnl
111 f\ Jl\J 01h1.•r \tofll'\ lkn,
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Lu' \ngl°ll'' \11"krn"1~, ..
8 Newport H;irbor Art Mus~um
'/\5(J \Jn <. l.-111,·m, l>rl\l' ,, . .,.. f)(•n
tkJ rh. ~59.112~1 Jul~ .i lnJ,·(l\·n·
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"'k. pl ~ l < ""'llllllnl lo J>1 1nt
(lurk' R.t)
•Star~ Sheel'I Fin~ Art Galleritt
11 .i9li/\ \JllJ ( .111\IHl \\l'. ,,,. I -~
In 1r11:. 7 \J.o44~1 Through Juh '
~1ll.1rd \h1·l'" l.11 I.. l.1nl..klll'r fl'·
n :nt ""I" Ill h1111111.· .ind lJ'I ''""l'
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MUSIC
•Hot Days and Cool Nigbl'I IH·1·
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Pl.tu' 11\1r11.'. '"' '-1 ~~II. Jul\ I I I h,
D1amonJ., Jul\ I I\ .I.Ir~ \1Jl I.. Jn-1
the I k a11 \II.I\ I.. \ug. X Hl.111nr
Rl·d l11.-.1ll' \ul! I' f h1· c h.1111,1\'
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• 0C Pertorm1ng Arts CHter :-.
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DANCE , THEATER,
MUSICAL THEATER
• OC Performinit Arts Ctalt'r r i.t ~
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Tlt•at•r WUI be at tfte l'er•
forMlnt Arts Center on
June JO and JulJ 1.
Daily Pilot Weekend/ Thursday. June 28. 1990 3
..
A summer of music
Continued from Front Cover
July 14: The Churc h.
July IS: Thl' MiC'k Ta)lor Band.
July 18: Stank~ Clarkc/Georgt'
Dul.l·.
July %1. %%: Michael TomlinM>n.
July 23: 11ch:id Penn/V1C'tona W1l-
hams.
July %4: Marti JonC'!>
July Z6: Commander Cod) and the
Lo~t Plolnl·t .\1rmcn
July %8: C 1corg1a ~a1clhtes.
July 31. Aug. I: Michael Frank~.
Aug. 4: .\I Grl•t·n
Au g. 8: Modern English.
Aug. 9. 10: Ra~ Charle\,
Aug. 11 : Diane 'ichuur
Aug. 17: Lee.-R11cnour Band
Aug. %3: Lan: Carhon.
Aug. %4: Natalu.· Cok.
Aug. %9: <\ mC'nca.
Sep1. I, %, 3. 4: B B. King.
Sept. 8: To,,er of Power
Sept. 16: M1chd Camilo
Sept. %4, ZS. %6, %7: Gallaghn
For sho" t1mt·s and tickt-1 111for-
ma11on. call the• Coach HouSt' at
.J9o-89JO
Irvine Meadows
Amphitheatre
Frank Slnatr• •nd Don ltldcl•• wfH be .. the 1'.cfflc
Amphlth••tre on Sept. a.
Jut' %9: Ku'ih
July IS: .\labam.t
Jul)' %8: Jimmy < ·1itr
Aug. 3: The Ramones
Aug. 4: teH· Miller
Aug. 10: Rohcn Plant
Aug. IZ: \n1ta Hal er.
Aug. 17: Hean
Aug. 19: Z1gg) Mark)
Sept. 16: ( m~b) ~tills & Na'h
St>pt. 18: R.td Comf)an)
ept. !%, %3: Phil < oll1n<i
St'pl. 30: Ronntl' Ka111
For showt1mes and ticket mfor·
mnt10n. call the Irvine Meadows
..\mph1thearre at 855-8096.
P aclflc Amphitheatre
Jaly 7: UB.W(fhc Smithereens.
Aug. 3: Allman B ro t h e rs
Ba nd/George Thorogood & the De-
~tro)er!>.
Aug. 4: The J udds/H1 gh"-a)
101 /Mc:Bnde & thC' Ride.
Aag. 18: Andrew Dice Clay.
Aug. 30: The Moody Blues.
Sept. 7: K T. Oslin and Rick) Van
"='&e~~~· Bill Coshy & Sidney Poitier stage a welcome
n:union \\ith ·Ghost l)act:"
tiuhThtom.t' \.\.'41C l\ll.ll PRL''
BILL COSBY
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4 Dally Pilo t Weekend / Thursday. June 28, 1990
Shelton/Ba1lhc.-& 1hc Bo}!>
Sept. 8: Frank Sinatra/Don R1ckks
Sept. I: The Beach Boys .
Sept. 1%, 13: New Kids on the Block
Sept. 17: Little Feat.
Sepl U : Juho Iglesias.
Sept. H : Kenny G/M1C'had Bolton
For showtimt•s and t1ckt-t infor-
mation. call T1cJ.c1ron at 63-1-1 300.
NOTE: One trad1t1onal fc.·arurt• ul
the fall conct·rt S<:as<>n has a/read\
hc•t•n ~lated. Omgo Bm ngo will b1:
bad for /140 Hallo14t'<'n concc•rts at
1h1.· In me MC1Jdows A mphithcatrl'.
Ot·t. 16 and 17.
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JULY2
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JUI.YD
The Orange Coast
celebrates the Founh
Following 1s a list of Founh of Jul) events happening ne>.t
Wed nesda> al ong the Orange Coast:
Costa Mesa
• 7 a.m. 10 noon: .\ pancake brcal fost sponsored by Amencan
u :g1on. \'FW and Disa bled .\mcncan VC'terans will be held at the
Costa Mc-.a Vi:taani. Hall. Sb 7 W 18th Strcl.'t. Public invitt d. $2.SO
per person.
• DOOJI 10 4 p.m.: The.-RepubhC'an Pan) will host a "Grand Old
Picnic:·· at the Orange Count~ Fairgrounds. f1:aturinJ. gubcnatorial
candidate.-Sen Pete Wilson. a classic car show. s1len1 and h\-e
auc:ttons. ga mes. C'ntcna1nmen1 and food T1 ckt t5 are S2 per person.
SS per famil). for info rmation. call 750-3335.
Fountain Valley
•II a.m. to 10 p.m. The final da~ of thC' Fountain Valle) Fiesta al
Mi le Square Parl "-111 teatur(' mies. game!> and food dunng the da).
\\It h fol' Walsh on stage at 7 rm. and a l1111er light show anll
firc"orl ' l'~tnagan1a bcg1nmng at l.J pm
Huntington Beach
• 7 a .m.: .\ panc.11.l· hrea l fa•a 'pon'.>ort•d h) the Cit) K1wan1s n uh
Jnd thl· \t)tl'r l 1t1l'' organ11a11on "'"Ix· held at the Scacliff V1llagl'
parl 1ng lot 1111 't \Id.tu" n .\' cnue bct"-l'Cn Golden"''t'St and Main
\trt"t'I\
• 8:30 a.m.: March 11f Dime-; t<K Run begin~ Runners will tollo"
the paradC' routl' do"n Main S1rce1 and hack ap1n. Tho~ complet·
mg thl· run "111 rl'll'l\l' cumml·mora11ve pins
• 10 a.m.: Thr Xflth .\nnual I lunt1ngton Beach Foun h of Jul
Paradl· I hl' p.trJdl· mutC' hcg1n' at \.'lain and S1Ath street\ and
prun'l'd' UI) \1.1111 Ill 't orkto\lo n .\\enue.
• 7 p.m.: Fm·"orls [\lra,ag.1n1a at thl' Hcnl1ngton Beach High
\c:hool ,1.1d1um \lain \trl'l'I and 't orl.to"'n .\' cnue. En tenainment
"-111 Pfl'H'lk thl' tirc"nr"'· \lohtch \lolll Ix-gin al dusk. T1de1s are S3 r UI 1nfw ma11on. l':lll %0-lt!NQ
Irvine
• 3 p.m. to 10 p.m.: .\ < onl'cn on tht· <in-en and F1rc-.ork~ Fc~t1 ,al
"-111 Ix· hdu JI l1,1ne ll1gh ~hool 'itad111m . with p1cn1ckmg S(t to
~tan al ' pm .11 .i pm 1hc I on lfanson DanCt'r\ o n stage. at 7 .l1l
pm lhl· \outh < oJ\I \,mphun' "'II -.liund fonh. w11h n lire11oork\
"Pl'lldlUIJr .. latnl lllr l) pm
l itl l't'i Mi.' SI! liH adult \ and s ' fur children ilrtd 5C'ntOrs. F-or morl'
inlm 111,111110 l all M1~-7!~1l
Laguna Beach
•Dusk labouc 9 p.m.I: Tht' ut~ lire dqxinment .... 111 stage a safC' and
"11ll' ftrc:"orl.' ll1~pla) at nunh l\.1a1n lkach. Pacific Coast H1ghwn'
nu1th ul H111a\l"J). 1ha1 "'II IJ\I Jpr1u\1matcl) 30 m1 nuu .....
Bnau~· ol hm1tl·d arn·~i. tn tht• l It). lire official~ advise tho~·
"'"h1ng 10 'll'"' thl' ftrl'"-Orh 10 arrt\l' C'arl) and plan on "a d:ffa•ult
tinw" gC'll111g llUt ut lo"-n aflcN ard\. N11nlcohol 1s perm11tro on the
t'll:.llh
Newport Beach
• t a.m.: 17th annual F-oun h of J ul> h1cycle parade and picnic .
)pon~red h~ th~ l it ) ol Newpon 8<-ach and the Manncn Communi-
ty A~sonatmn. at Mannt'rs Parl. located on Dover Drive at Irvine
A \CnUl' ( hildrl•n decorate their bicycles and ndc from Commodol'l'
Kl•ad do"n Ma11ne" l>n 'e to the park. where prizes arc awarded.
game~ and a rallk an-held and Barnaby the Clown entenains. Hot do~ and son Jr1nk~ 10 be sold hy local Boy Seoul troops.
Call 644-J I 5Q ll·1t) parks. bcache~ and rttrcuion) for more
information
• 8 p.m.: PubhC' fireworks show at Ne .... port Dunes. 11 31 BaC'k Ba)
Ot Call 7~1l.,1Sti3 fo r rnore information
South County
• 4 p.m. lo II p.m.: i\ July 4 celebration in Sheep Hills Part.: will
be sponsort d b) the.-o\hSQ Hills Events Comm1tttt. Activ1tin and
cntcrta1nmen1 "-Ill include a ch1ldren·s bicycle parade. bit bend and
1.a11 conecr!. p1l' C"at1 ng contest. _puppet show, tut-of-war and a hrcworl~ pcl'llll ular at dusk. The park i1 located at Moulton
Parkway and Laguna thlls Onv~. For mo~ information. call 837-6050.
Love that parade
Continued front l'ronl Cowr
bowling." an unusual aimmick
dreamed up by Derrick Johnson.
"He takes 10-to 12-pound. frozen
turkeys and bowls them into full,
two-hter Coke bottles." said Parade
Director Donna Cross. Cross then
said the turkeys, which arc still
edible, arc then donated to local
charities.
Accompanying the turkey bowler
in the parade will be Miss Orange
County Raquela Ben and Miss
Ocean Pacific Marilyn Pieracci.
Another unusual event. Cross
said, will be a wheel chair t.nd. ··we decided to do somctbina
different." she said. "This year we're
concentratina on entertainment
value for people on the street. So,
instead of having JUSt a regular
marching band. we also will have a
whttlchair band."
Previowi to the si.an of the parade.
a Pancake Breakfast, sponsored by
thc f(jwanis club and Sister Cities
will run from 1 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the
Se.cliff Villqe parking lot. and at
8:30 a.m. the March of Dimes will sponsor an 8K run.
Runnen will pas.s throu&h the
parade route and each one who
finishes will receive a com -
memorative enamel pin.
Immediately after the Pancake
Brukfas,, the Seacliff Vi1la1e
Merchants will sponsor a carnival
for children in the shoppina center's
parking lot. The carnival will feature
gamn, food and children's rides.
The lodepcnden~ Day festivities
will culminate Wednesday night
with the Fireworks Extravaganza
presented by Pyro SpectaCUlar. The
evcnina entenainment will begin
with a pre-show at 1 p.m. at the
Huntington Beach H•ah School
Stadium at 1905 Main Street.
Tickets arc SJ per person. with
children under 2 years old admitted
free.
For more information on the par-
ade or the other Founh of July
events in Huntinaton Beach, call
~8899.
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Friday
SILKY SULLIVAN' . 10201 Slater
-\\l'.. Fountain Valle). Nick Pytow
at ~.30 p.m. 963-271 M.
BI STANGO RESTAU RANT
1">100 Von t-..arman. lnine. presents
thl· muMc of the .\ndes, by Raul and
RKarJo Thursda) and Friday from
8 p.m. to midnight. 752-5222.
REUBE~ E. LEE 151 F. Coast
ll1g.h\\j~ :--.c.-"port Beach lcatun:s
l hud .. liJlljl!ha\ rtx.·t... ·n· roll mU!>ll'
\\ l·Jnl',JJ, 1h111ugh \aturJa~. 9
p.111 111 I .1 111 -\l'o Tim Parl er on
p1.11h1 in thl J1n111g room. 675-57\)0.
BOGART'S BOHEMIAN CAFE
11~~11 l J,1 l'j\1lil Coa~t I hpl11oa~.
Lo ng Beach. 21 and O\er. cn tcruun-
ment w11h local acoustic folk and
rock mu~1c1ans T h ursday. Friday
and Saturda ) nights. Show time 1s 9
p.m. (2 13> 5'}4-8976.
THE CANNERY 3010 lafa)l'llC
.\\C .. Ncwpon Beach. presents the
Big L11tk Band, 8:30 p.m. to I a .m.
Frida) and Sa1urda). 675-5777.
WESTIN SOUTH COAST PLAZA
666 .\nton Bhd .. Costa Mesa pres-
cnb Confrc) Phillips with modem
renditions of Broadwa) Music at the
Piano Tue!.da)' through Saturday. 6
p.m . to 10 p.m. and after theatre
rcpnse hour. 540-2500.
CROWN HOUSE RESTAURANT
32M02 South Pacific Coast H1gh11o a).
South Laguna. presents Bobh~
Dorman 11o1th "N1ghtwatch" tno-
plus--tmc 'i p.m. to I :30 a.m. Thu~
da) through ~turda~ for dancing
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and cntcn ainmcn1. 49b-57B or
499-26:!6.
THE WHITE ROUSE Res1auran1
and T a,em . 340 South Coast High-
way. Laguna Beach. presents 11,c
cntenatnment and danci ng n1ghtl)
494-8088 .
THE RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS
HOP 18774 Brookhurst. Fountain
Valk ). The Ho p presents: Fnda).
Dance all night with D.J. Dennis 8.
Goode. S4 cover: Saturda). Ron me
& T he Clas~ics. 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. ($4
cover): Closed Sunda) and Monday;
a'a1lable for pnvatc panics. Tues-
Ja). "Rock Aro und the Clock"
~ho11o . an a11oard 11o inning re' uc
which features a fu ll) :.tagcd mu\1cal
h1)ton k::.~n in rod. ·n· roll.
\\ cdni.·l>da). Dance to Jacl..1c and th''
Fla ml'!>. II\ e 50:.-6{}.. dance ban.I. K
p.m. 111 mu..ln 1gh1. No co, er.: Thur!>-
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All Rides FREE Pancake Breall1ast
8, 25,& 50 Milt THE SIMPSONS SOfJl:Mldolg hi Bike Rides
KYMS presents R lb Cook·Off Chill Cook-Off
CRYSTAL LEWIS C• Stlf'aO Soundott
•THE GRASS ROOTS• C•Show DEBBIE McCLENDON •LADIES OF KEl'llf J.C. & THE BOVZ THE SUPREMES-
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Southern Cllitomil /LOS presents
ettt• or the Binds Fonnlf EAGLES Grt1t
JOE WALSH • 71!!!! Cnwd Food Ortvt
Boeh Deya 11 .oo on 9PM -lallr Mlgk: light
tor 2 Cini or more nt
C""°4 be usecl ""' llty FhworU Extravag1nza
olllf ci9C01'11 NIRVANA
J J). Lip l>) Ill' rnntcst. ca~h pn1cs.
963-2366. NIGHT MOVES 5902 Warner
AH .. H un11ng1o n Beach. C'onccn
info line: 840-0~8.
SUNSET PUB. 16655 Pacific
('oa!>t H1ghwa:,. Sun~t lk ach. li ve
entertainment n1ghl). <>:JO p.m . to
1:30 a.m. (213)592-19:!6.
Saturday
ZOT SPOT CAFE 5400 S. VC"rano
Road on thl' llCI C"ampu~. Verano
Plal'l' Graduall· housing complc\.
L1H' m ul>ll no" C\Cr) Saturda)
n1sh1 at t< r m Door<. o pen al 7 p.m.
Min1111al aJm"'1on chargl' of S5
(all ~56-N S I
Sunday
CAGNEY'S BY THE SEA 4t>!l
P.K1fil ( oa'l H1gh"a}. llun11ni1on
lkach katurl') I u~l' and the L~ll u-
mull \ l') calh 'unda\ at 5.30 p.m .
.\bo Open Mil l' n1g'h1 at Cagne~ ·,
each Thul'\<la' at 9:30 . 960-9'\ 11!
PEPPERS. i 2Jo I Chapman al
I IMbor ~uuth of £>1!.ne} land. pre-s-
l'lll' '" e ronn•n, l'al'h Sunda' and \lonJ.i) n1gh1 and fcaturl"s· pro-
gre:>)l\C, Ill'" \\,J\l'. rod and top 40
hand' anJ mul·h nwn• Open to~ '0
J.m. 740-1.HJ.
SUNSET PUB I 6b55 Panlic:
< 11j't ll1gh\\j~. ~un'4.'I Rcarh. Rl·g·
gal' \ w .., p 111 Jnd 8 pm tu mid·
n1gh1 121 ~I '"2·1'12h
T HE CANNERY RESTAL1RANT
Jlllll I jf,1~,-11,· \\l'. :"'e11oport
&·.i, h. p1 ,.,l·n1, 1a11 10 thr aftl'r ·
noon I 111' p 111 h''·'"'"'7
VILLA !\OVA lfo harll I auno·,
p1.11111 't' lr11i;' \urhl,I\ through
\h·dn,·,Ja, <>ix·n dall~ ) pm to 2
J m .. \I \I \\ C llJ'I I hgh" .1~. "Ir"·
pon Beach 642· 7880.
, llonday
BISTANGO RESTAURANT
I <J I()() Von Karman . Irvine. fo<1tur'·'
the J immy Hewett Duo Monda>'·
6:30 to 10 p.m. Tuesday' and
Wl-dnl·sda)'S. 7 to 11 p.m . 752-52 ~~
BLUE BEET CAFE I 07 21 ~t l'I
N\·11.pon Beach. Nick Pyzow ~0!11
Mo nda)' and Tuesday and Frida\ at
8 p.m . 6 7S-BEET.
SUNSET PUB 16655 Par1fil
CoaM H1ghwa). unset Bcal·h. -all
t...1mh uf bluci. all night long Q r in
to I a.m . (:!131 592-1926.
Tue.day
CANYON BAR " GRILL x.;11
Laguna ('JO~ un rronta~· R1\,1d
rol~ n1gh1 l'' Cr) T ucsda) 8 111 11
p.m. featuring Mark Turnbull. lkth
Sand:.. Richard tc~ol. Greg I'·"
and mur\·. Wcd ncl>da '. Safi!\' lh·ti" n
BanJ . Thur-.da). Ju1ct, and \fX'' 1.rl
cntcnammcnt Fnday and ~turd.1\
49~1 9 11 o r 494-4310
SUNSET PUB 1665S Piml1l
C"oa!>t l t 1&h~i1). liunset Bench. lrh·
cntcna1nml'nt I.Ip m to I 3 m .. f 21 \1
592-1926.
w edne9Clay
RON'S IN LAGUNA 1464 ~. ( 0,1,1
ll1gh~a). Laguna Bca,·h. pr<·-..:nh
< ) n1h1a /~ill cil~h W cdnc-.cb> :ind
1 hurl>da) through Junl". 8 p m
through 12.30 a.m.
ZOT SPOT CAFE Cl Campu' 111
tlw \'crano Place gradu314' hou,1111:
lu1npk" pre'4•nts musical a"1)1' 111
an mumntc l'olkl' hoUSt' <JC1t1n& ,.,,, h
\\ l'UllCMl<l) 31 8 p.m. dmtSSIOll " fr~~.-Lari) arrl\ al 1!> rccommcntkd
f Pteaw stt CLUBS/Pq 7)
-· ~ -~ ~ '9J -·.~·
You coold find o beautiful boby on yoo1 doootep All yoo hcM 10 do ·~ toll
lheo tell ~ your boby'\ nome. and the time and ploce yoo'd ltk.e to hM 11 W,'lt
deliver ol yoo1 home or off 1<e
Whethel you ~e OI buv. yoo owe II IO ~· lo find out ~t how easy
Crev1er's pcrsoool deli~y piogom con be fo1 ~ speclOI delr.iert simply~~
a coll We.II do rhe 1e-.r
After oll. or (1evte1 BM~ we don't mind nd111g house coll~
CREVIER&lMW
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Hours-Mondcr(-fndcP, 8 om .9 pm Sot\#daf 9 om ·6 p.m ~ Kl am -6 p.m
SS heewoy at Edingef Tl4183S-31n
CLUBS
FromP-.6
Contact Clive Solomon. 856-7981.
THE CANNERY REnAVllANT
3010 Latayeuc Ave., Newport
Beach. pttscnts Al Morcuini. 7:30
p.m. to midnight. 675-5777.
SUNSET i>UB 16655 Pacific
Coasl Highway, Sun~1 Beach. live
cntenainment 9 p.m. to I a.m ..
(2 I 3)S92-1926.
Tll1U'IMJ
SUNSET PUB. 16655 Pacific
Coast Highway. Sunset Beach. night·
I) live entertainment. (2 13)
SQl-1926.
THE CANNERY RESTAURANT
3010 lafa)ctte Ave.. Newpon
Beach. Morcnini-Paul Band. 7:30
p.m. to midnight 675-S777.
Jazz
Friday
GEORGE WINSTON bnnp the
Summer Show to the South Coast
Community Church in Irvine to-
night at 8 p.m. Join George 1n
support of SOS (Share Our ~Ives)
po-.cn) rehef group by bnngmg a
can of food 10 the concert. There w111
be collccuon baskets at the entrance.
Tickets are $18 and are available at
Bren Events Center Box Office and
all T1cketron outlets. Charge b)
phone b) calling 856-5000 or
63.t-1 300.
HYATT NEWPORTER JAZZ
SERIES H)all Newponcr. 1107
Jamborc<' Road. Newport Beach. of-
fers live JUZ each Friday e,·ening
1hroughout the summer at the out·
Joor amphitheater at 7:30 p.m.
Gates open at 6:30 p.m. and 11ckt'ts
arc a' a1labk at the door on tht' day
of performance onl). General ad-
m1ss1on 1s SS. Tonight. h<'ar the
Bobb~ Shew Quanct For more an·
formation about concens. call
7.!9-1.!34.
C'EST LA VIE RESTAURANT.
.'73 Pacific Coast Highway. Laguna
Beach. on th<' Main Beach. Lt' c Jaz:l
C\Cr\ Frida) beginning at 8 p.m.
fl·atunng the Bill Nohe Duo. guitar.
'ocals and viola. Mark Turnbull and
Bob Hav.luns. guitarists and vocal-
1:.i. on S;uunh)S bq.innina a' 8 p.m.
No cover charge. Frtt parking.
.J97-5 100.
CROWN HOUSE RESTAURANT
3!802 Pacific Coast Highwa).
Monarch Beach. Steve Starkman
Band Thursda) through Saturday 9
p.m. 10 I :30 a.m. George Butts.
Sundai through Wednesday.
.J99-26-6.
VILLA NOVA 313 1 West Coast H1&hw•r· Ncwpon Beach. 642· 7880. Pianisl a)' Milburn performs a var·
1ct) of eas)' listening sclccuons
fa"orites Thursday throuaJl Satur·
da)' from 8:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m ..
Sunda) 'hrouah Wtdncsday from
8:30 p.m to 1:30 a.m. Richard
Fauno's JaLL and Bro;adway styhngs
un the piano.
CAFE UDO. SOI 30th St .. New-
port Beach. 6 7S-1968. p~scnts
cntt'rtainment niahtly. Dee Ott
McNeil Jau and Blues Band June 8.
22 and 29. Bernie Pearl Blues Band
fcaturina Harmonica Fats June IS. 9
p.m. to I :30 a.m. $3 rover dtaric.
Saturday
BISTANGO RESTAURANT
19100 Von K..arman, Irvine. The
Wallcr Lako" Duo offers jazz from
8 to 10 p.m. and Latin dart« music
with a ;au navor from 10 p.m. 10 I
a.m. wtth the Walter Lakota Quintet
each Sa'urday .
CAR UDO S02 30th I., Nt'w·
po'1 8cacl\, 67$-2968, pmcnt• Dis-
covery lterordint Artists the Cun-
nina)\ams toniaht. 9 p.m. to l:30
a.m. al the Red Lion fn n, 3050 South Sunday Bristol. Costa Mesa. in MaM's
Sunday TURTLE ROCK COMMUNJTV Lounge from 2 to 6 p.m. Tracy
CAFE UDO 502 30th St .. New-PARI. I Sunn) hill. Irvine, Sunday Wells and his I S-p1ecc orchcslra.
r rt Beach, Tony Guerrero Quarte' afternoon dances 3 lo S:30 p.m. o.iuh \\tlh \0Ca1is1 Casie Maller: $6 per
30 Pm to I a m 67~2968 H1•h Society Dance Band with vo-person includes free hors d'oeuvres. . . . . ~ ' ... F k" F . ~ GINOIS ON THE HIU 428 E. calast Terry Allen. Free dance rec par ing. or more in1ormat1on.
17th St., Cosla Mesa. Jam ~ion lessons 2 to J p.m. by Mike Vaillan· call at (213) S98-l429.
wtth Gino's Jazz Troupe. 3:30 to court. Admission is $6 per person. WEST COAST SWING CLUB each
7:30 p.m. Reservations and infor-For more information. call M1ck1c Sunday. 6 to 10 p.m. at the Hohda~
mation on live en1enainmcnt 7 days McClure. S46-3894. Inn. 14299 Firestone Blvd.. La
a wttk. 6~1 750. GREAT MOMENTS IN SWING Mirada. $3 members. SS non-mcm·
J05lan, 5 10 6 p.m .. SJ. For more
anformauon. contact Bt'tl\ a1 579-7860 or Joan. 759-1262. ·
Wedneeday
SQUARE RIGGERS quare
Dance Club meet fint and thtrd
Wcdnc~a~ ol each month at 1hc
First United Methodist Church.
19th and Harbor Bh d an Costa
Mc~. Round dance at 7· '0. square
dnnce at 8. ror mon~ information
call 7 5 I -!19.JS. CANYON BAR AND GRILL 859 with music from the ''Bia Band Era.. ben. Swing dance lesson by 8111 La&una Canyon Road. Laguna .--~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~-~
Beach. Ben Mil)jkcn•s Dillie Jazz
AllStars each Sunday from 4 to 7
p.m. 494-1911.
~1
CAPE UDO SOI 30th SL. Ncw.
pon Beach. Ott Dee McNeil. jazz
and blues 8:30 p.m. to I a.m.
67S...2%8. --Taeeday
CAFE UDO SO I 30th St. Newport
Beach. Entertainment niplly 8:30
p.m. 10 I a.m. Wayne Wa)'l'le Band
featurina Tonya Boyd. 675-2968.
WedaHdaf _
CAFE UDO SOI 30th St .• New-
port Bc.ach. presents entenainment
niJbtly, Mike Pattmon aka Pai-Bear's Blues Band toniaht 8:30 p.m.
to I a.m. 675-2968.
Tlaanday
CAFE UDO SOI lOlh Sl .. New-
port Beach. ~nts lhc Wayne
Wayne Band featunn1 Tonya Boyd
tomaht 8:30 p.m. to I a.m. 67.S.2%8
or 6i3-SOS6.
Com«Jy
l'rid&J
JO&BJtS COMEDY CLUB I 00
P1ua AJican&c. Garden Grove. Show
time 9 p.m. and cover cha,.e SIO
Friday and Sa'urday cvcni!'P· fot
reservations. can 971-3000. To-
ni,tu's rca1ure performers arc Carol Mon~ry and Rich Cbasskr.
RICHARD JENI. STEVE
BNSCOE. M.Aa~ BRAZILL AT TllE IMPllOV 42SS Campu.s Drive.
Sit. 138. lrvine throuab Sunday.
Showtimt is 8:30 and 10:30 p.m.
Friday. 8 and 10:30 p.m. Saturday •
and 8:30 p.m. Sunday 8S4-S45S. I.An STOP 2122 S.E. Bristol.
Sanaa Ana, ni&hlly lineup of com·
edians. For 1nlonnation and rner-
va1ions call 8S2.S762.
TaeMaf
JEFF FOXWORTHY AT THE
IMPROV 4255 Ca mpus Dnve. te.
138. lr,·inc throu.ah Sunday. Show
time is 8:30 p.m. throu&h Thurs<b).
uckcts arc pnced at Sf. 854-~4SS.
Wedlleeday
JOKERS COMEDY CLUB l 00
Plaza Alicante, Garden Grove.
Wear red for the Founh of July
and pay half-price admission to-
night only. 971-3000.
Dane~
Saturda1
DANCING UNDER THE STARS
a& the Wes11n Soulh Coast Plaza
Hotel featunna pianist-cn1eru1ncr
Conftty Phillips. O.ncin1 under the
Stan i.s an cvcni"I of dinner and
da.nc1111 each Friday and Saturday
naahl from 8 p.m. 10 midn1aht at the
W'Csun "' the outdoor Garden
Court. For rc~rvations. call ~lSOO. exlens1on 5490.
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In Co~nction Wrth
Hosted By The Orange Coast Daily Pilot ! The City " Laguna Beach ·~/tl lf ~NGO HILTON HOTELS ~ 7il,,ll#iitf"' Umbrela Sponsor of the Flamingo Pro Women's Beach Volleyball Tour •
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1t11u11,11, ~ll·nll' til11on "Bladt•
Ku111Hr .. '~h1ch 'lh<>"'' 1ha1 mor1·
,. '', '' 1' not al"' a'' bcllC'r. This
1\ll\ 11 ""' l'f '>.llm: of futurC' urban
dn.1' " undl'rlul b' a comic-book
Jpp111Jlh 1n 'tof) Jnd ac1mg and a
ll'' l'I 111 g11n: Jnd '1olcnce that 1s
ulh n '>1mpl~ un"illlhahk
In the unginal "Roho('op." Peter
\\ dk r plJ~ cd J murdC'red Dl'lrotl
pol ll l' ulliH·r "ho°": faC'l' :snd tir.11 n
"'lll g1Jltnl 110111 ..1 '>upc'r l nmc-
til!ht1ng r11h11t r hi\ 1•rx-r.i11nn "'a~
p;.·1 1111 nwd h' .111 ,., 11 H•rp11ra1111n
()( r \\ h•• h lltnlr.JllC'd "'1th a
fi11J1h 1.1lh J1,lfl'\'l'l.l lll\ nl l>ctro11
II• 1111" 11,1, 1i;.1l1ll' -.cf\ 1t1.·\ RohoCop
..11t..1l lo.l·<l lllJJ11r Jll'J' •>I IJ1..·1ror1
\ 111111 11.1d.,·d """ n hi\ human
h.11r, J..ilkr' Jnd th\'ancd nc P\
pl.111 lo taJ...l· !l\Cr lhL· c11 ~.
You can be
a critic, too
T1~ of' no one h.ccn1"1 to
)our pronounttmcnts on the
lattSt mo"ie rcleaJCs? Theo &ian
up to revtcw movies for our
"E,C'l')boci)'s a Cnhc" feat""·
l'hlfs natu. for etaht ~
> ou 100 can IO 10 see t~ best
(and ~mcumn •ont) ol ihe
new film n they optn ak>fta lhr Oranec Cont. Alld wltm the
Gene 1\kcl and 0.ry Franltlins ""c thetr pPtn•OM. you can too.
Gi.c I ttv.ewcn will be Mked
IU stt OM MO•ie Md wfik I
shotl n••.ew ol.....,. 350 WO.-.
each ~ca. lw ciillt coa•llli~ •ttU. 'fhe .., ..... ..,
'°! •""" rnnm' ....., .. m1~.
In "Kobolop ~." OCP foments a
polin· ~tnkl' and aucmpts to subvcn
RoboCop·s dfcc11vcncss so that it
t•an foreclose on 1hc ci 1y or Detroil,
lhl·reb\ taking over all C'lt) services.
Mea.nwhilc. RoboC'ot> battles a
drug lord. Cain. who 1s presiding
O\Cr lhl' cpiJl'nllt' fostered b) an
addtCll\'C drug called Nuke.
The maJor thC'mc of .. RoboCop !"
1s tt!Chnolog} run amok. Or. Fau.
l'ngagingl) pla~ed b~ Belinda Ruacr,
s~ mbol12c!I hcanll'ss technology. II
of 1h.: corporatl' lcadcr<i arc ruthless
and unirust"onh' The '1!>1on of
human nature " ..0 .,tart.. 1ha1 11 I'> a
nih1hs1 nightmarl'
Thac arc hghtl·r moments 10
.. Robo<.op ~ .. the saurc 1s o flC'n
do:' a!>tattn~I> "'Ill} When RoboCop
tin.·., ofT a bur11 ol submachine-gun
tire ou1lm1ng a l'1l11cn "ho 1., light-
ing a llg<m'tll' and ..a~s. "Thank you
fur not 1omot..1ng." 1hc audience
ho" b. l hnc arr ck' er spoofs of
1clc\ls1on a~.h a11s1ng as well. in-
cluding an aJ tor a <..cat belt de' ice
"h1c:h clcurocuk'<. would-be car
\lerco th 1c' es.
The pn:-.cnn· of human emotion
in Robo( op and hi\ abiltt~ to relate
to his l'\·" 1fc i\ a 1hcme that "'llS
cno rmousl) 1nll'fl''>ting and earned
rl·al po1l·n11:il. but 1\ left largdy
unc,plore<l.
The \IOlent images 1n "Robo( op
2" go bc)ond the bounds of what 1
acceptable 1n a grn('ral-aud1ence mo-
tion picture. Wh) IS II O('CCUary to
~hov. sad1!>llC tonurc" The surgery
~cne. 1o1.hcrl' 1o1.c
arc treated to 1hc
opening of a p;l·
t1ent's st..ull and
rcmo,al of h1<1
hra1n. should ha'e
bttn accompan1l'd
b' one ot tho~
airline paper bags
.. Robo( op r IS
faM-paccd. nc\ er
boring. has oc-
casional st·cncs of mlC'rl'\llng sa11 rt·
and w11. but I\ undone b) 1\ct gro,.,I~
!M:ns:u1onali!>llC approaC'h.
Gayle Hobson-Lewb
Realtor
Costa M~ta
II was a heau11ful Sunday after-
noon. The Santa
Ana winds
bru s hed up
against the faces of
the )Oung ch1ldrtn
1o1.ho. in the hands
of their parents.
awaited the
screen1n1 of .. Rob-
oCop 2 ·· The
1dtal Ameriun
family at its best.
"Worlung" Mo m and Dad t()ICther
31 the enJ of a hard "-CCk' work
fl\1s "un11" 1o1.a\ 1n for an eApcncncc
.. one tha1 the} could ccrtamh li ve
w11houl.!
l &aw "RoboCop 2" stanins Pettr
Weller. in a rcpnsmg role. wlth m )
husband. Yes. we're two discerning
adults. We can usually put movi('S
and 1hcir conc:cp1 1n10 perspective.
But ~hat about all of lhc children
• Dally Piiot Weekend/ Thursday. June 28. 1990
Peter W•ll•r returns •• • haff·man, haff·robot potk•
officer In .. RoboCop 2. ••
1hat \\Crc in the audience with their
··und1<.ccrn1ng" parent~ and/or legal
guartllam" II is an old adage that an
allor "'111 ha' e difficult) keeping the
altcntion o f its audience when pla)·
1n& a sc.•enc "'nh e11hc-r an animal or
a child. Well 1t rings true in scenes
'4hcre the "good gu)" RoboC"op 1~
upstaged b) a "drug pushing"
adolC''!Ccnt What kind of role model
ail' "'c thl· puhlic Wllhng to acCl'pt
for our lh1ld n:n'l The )Oung mcm·
bcr of a drug pus.hing .-ana 1\
Jlonlkd. h a normal fairy.wk.
1deal1st1c childhood dead? Thi\
movie 1s not for children.
h al'>O I!> not for the sgucam1sh. It
takes place in Detroit. Detroit 1s 1n
ab!>Olutc thao~. ThC' pohce forrc "
on !>tnt..c fhl' cit)·~ well-being is left
in the hands of cnminals. drug lords
and anyone else who ch~ to take
ad .. antagc: or this "lofty'" situation.
There ruUy is a plot. The cit) of
Detroit 1s rn d11't' need of financial
suppon. The financial orsanintion
1ha1 can hdp th"m undermines the
advancement of Robotron1cs (the
-.c.·1t·ml· Jc,01cJ tu thl· creation ot
rubol\) 111 "" dhm to gain tlw
wppon ol J)l'upk 1n a crumbling
l>l.·1ru11. 1hr <X P organ11a11o n de-
\ dop' an l'' l'n mort thrcatening
Robo< up 2 Ito"'\'' t'r. this l'rcallon
hJ' thl· mind 111 "( :1111.'' the r«entl)
"oundl-d lh' Rciho< op) drug lord
v. ho JU'\ hJppcn\ 111 bi.· addict~ 10
lhc m.un drug of thc'>C' 11m~
"~ut..c" l h1\ licnd frca'-s' He o~ns
firl· on ''\Cr)onc Jllcnd1ng 1hc press
lonkrl'nt1· uf a nl'" regime Mo~ blooJ Jnd guh
01 cour'\C R')°')( op cH·ntuall)
"''"'· g1 \Ing thl.' "11hhdd drug 10
Robo< op 2. Dru~
rcall) do t..111 here'.
This 1s 1hc onh
rt'dl·c m1ni
menagc 1n 1h1s
movie Tell }Our-~11 that. \Our
friend and ·}our
family. too. ~"e
them from lh1s
1'110\ It' ... 11 I\ ugly'
ClaM.la BW1
CM &roller c .. aa Mesa
~uoit never look~ so bad On
second thought
maytlC' 11 1., thJt
bed and ma' Ix
hfe IS that baJ I
aucss It dl'pcnd\
on ho~ )OU lool.
at 11~
I rt'nt~ "Rnh-
oCop"' l~m ~.:..11
and go t 11
minutes into 11
and 1urm-d 11 111l
fh1i. Ill ddin11cl~ not m ) k1nJ 111 nw' 1l". The onl~ thing I hked Jt'N1u1
1h1~ mo' 1c "ere the take-offs on 1h,·
commc~1als and 'Orne of 1hc.-mor,·
i.1up1d statemcnh.
This mo\1C' 1sn'1 too far frnm r,·.11
I J o bd1c\C that 11'\ Ju<,\ around th,·
n11ncr (1f not alrcad) h:tPfk•n1nl:'1
1ha1 J ,·'!.1gner or rt'C1'l'3t1o nal dru~'
"'111 be chl·apcr and bcttc.-r 1han r•1·1
anJ rnmc 1n d"po...:ablt apphca1111'
Ju!ll 1h1nt... }UU l"an tlC' on a high .ill
thl' time and no n.,lt of d1~·a~· ht·111~
PJ"~d around and 11'~ bctl\'r .1n1t
morr afford:ibk than C'\C'f
But then. a .. the mo' 1e alw fltllllt'
ou1. our en' ironml.'n t '"out Ill ~ct u'
too Ma) be 1 n the long run am 14 "
)OU lwt.. al 11 "t' arc all nn J ""
dl'\lfUl'I l'OU~ "(' j)l\llUtt• our 'II
'1runmcn1 and uur bodll'S 11·, JU'I J
ma11l·r o f"h1lh unc )OU ''nJO' """1'
.\ni.I ano1h,·r thing. th" mo'" h.1,
1'.tdi. tprobabl) agi..'\ ~to 14 ) ,umm11
\Ing l nme\. b1g-umc cnm1.-.. Onl' 111
the drug/cnme nng lndel' "..1'
about 1-' )can. old. This :il'4 • 1,
probolbl} nol 100 for from thC' 1ru1h
bu1 "'h:u aTC' "l" tcac-hing our i..,.1,
an'"'J'"' J ht·n· "cre too man~ IJ111 1h~s in' 1hc audience "'1th 'm:iil l.1J'
Most of this stuff "cn1 0' er 1h,·11
head~. I 1o1.oulJ .. cnturc to guc\\ hu1
I'm '.'>urc the) didn't m1\~ a th1n11
.\' far a\ rm conccrnl·d 1h1'
ffiO\ IC IS loo cf01oe
to iruc and 100 full
ot bad in lluC'nt·<,
10 ha\c an) rc-
dl"t'm1ng quaht1e
I'd rather Stt a
mo,1c tha1 mak~~
me use m)' 1m·
aginat1on or onc
that shows me the
humorous side o(
hie This mo,1c
has humor. but lhc'l"t'\ no1h1111!
(unn~ about It.
our ·ratings .,
• racr r 1 c.-.
if ...
~' -....
I
Cosby shines through in 1 Ghost Dad~
By THOMAS D. EUAS
~--'--HOLLYWOOD -BiU Cosby is
ccruin his DCM.St movie -Ghost
Dad ... opcni,. Friday. will not re~
pea I .. Leooard Part 6, •• the 1987
oo,-ofTicc bomb.
"In tJw one.-Cosby says. -1
tx--camt' an actor for hire after the
first v.eck. The thinp I had ask~
for v.ett just not lhcf'c. I made the
mo' 1c bccau~ my C'boicc was ~lher
to !>hut do• n the company or make
11 for hire:·
But .. Ghost Dad.. lS Ver)" d1f-
kn~n1. Cosb) said.
.. This lJmt' •c bad collaboration.
v.c haJ pt•oole wilh the st'nst to
L.nov. that Bill Cosb) d1dn·1 pl to be
"hnc he v. ~ or who he was b) not
l..nov.ing something a'x>ut romcd)'.
.\nd there v.as a dmxtor (Sidney
Po111cr) 1n m) fare explaining. col-
IJborJting.. coopcratini. ··
Th1np v.c~ smooth o n the
··c,ho'>t Dad" set panl> because ot
the adm1ra11on. almos1 adorauon~
lhJI C osb) ·s co-stars felt.
··~1r l ~' "'as hkc a father or an
undc. som~) I rt'all) admire.··
l>.l~' ._,1mbcr1) Russell. 23. the shnk)
··th-ad of the Class .. rqular who '
plJ~' < osb~ 's teen-qt daughtcr in
lhl· Ol'V. mO\ IC
"'bcf)th1n1 he docs rs so funn~.
lhl' "'hok t"n:'" 1s t"ntcrt111ncd the
\\hok umc. Mr Cosb) 1s a \Cr).
'cl) ''"~ sx·non. so he mal..n )OU
kd •IO the \Cl hL.c )ou·rc not "'orL.-
ing 11· .. hkc coming 10 pla) 11mt' 1n
L1m.krg;incn:·
.\dds lkn1sc N1chola~ Cosh\ ·s
· < .ti .... 1 0.id" girlfnend. ..Woning
''1th 8111 <. osb) as hke taking a 12-
\•cd 1mpro\ 1\allonal •orkshop.
\\ lwrl'' er 1hn.: 1s a chance for him
Ill IOJl'll hi\ Olo\ n S('nS(' or romcd}.
lh Jill·'> and ~OU JUSI ha\(' 10 go
Jlung v.tth him:·
:-..1fholas almost cnn :u she com-
(llJm .. th.it her '°'" sttnc v.11h
( 1"h~ l'Odl"t.1 up o n the l:Ulllng room
llvor 'K.> thl' p1C'1Url° l-Ould gel the PG
1 Jl1ng 11 OCl'<kd . But C osb~ wasn·1
'urpn~d thl' scene "'u dropped
·· .\ Rill C osb) PG ra11ng 1s d1f·
fcrcnt from an -'rnold
h"'3rllcncg.er PG raung. ·· C"osb)
.aid. .. He ma) be: nal.ed and undtt
tM sheets and as long as )Ou don·1
Stt ..•• ifs PG. Bill C"osb> unckr the
shttts 1~ R no mall~ v. ha1.
.. .\nd I don't ~'C'I 10 lhal.
Tben-·s a d1fTcrcncc and I don"1
mind the standards the) put on me.
To me. the\ a~ standards of uet'I·
knct'. I ha\ c no problem .,. th not
cursing on scrttn. Thc) bast their c~ptt1a1101u of me on "hat parents
and hule L.1ds .:\peel to~ fHn 1n
·U:onani' lhett -.as no 1o1.all..1ng
arOund nal.ed or cu.nan, -JUSt a lot
""''~ .............. , --111-r ...... --
In "GIMMI DM.-ap•'*'9 Fr~ 4110ft9 th• ar-..c-.
of .. ·)d>alhng and sm1hng. nothing
more ··
Cosb> also ~n·t mind conrron-
1.a11on!>. wmcthing Fo~-TV might
no t haH~ thought about v.hen 1t
sbtcd -The S1mpsons-10 ao up
apinw ··~ (Ml>) ShO"a ··at 8 p.m.
EDT Thul"5da>s thts fall.
Ho"' • 111 C osb) fight ofT lhc rat-ings threat.,
-rm 8111 Onb) and thafs the end
of m) sua1emcn1:· he said. not lj,.
IOI lllo\3) 30) or his planned lactK'1
Rut (())tl\ fans sho uldn't bc sur-pn~'<i 1f tht: lOmK tal..e<. d1n.'<1 aim
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Raspbcn; and II 11 1.,n·1 golden. I'm
going to the prcu: •· he rttalled
··M> pubhc1s1 called back and said
the) "'ere: upset. 1ha1 1hc~ said the~
v.cn: JU!>t a hule oulfit opcraung out
of one room. The) tried to cop out
"But 1r )OU take a h1g namr and
}:OU SU) ·wo~1: )OU ha\( 10 ~r
form. So lhL') came up v.11h the
trophll''> and I go1 them on a \ho''
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C3!>t. l'rl'" and L'\ en the nc:1ghoors ol
.. <.ihoi.1 Dad" ~hooting locauon'>
IUlPP> all through Inst summer·.,
:ilnung.
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llllkd N1lhola., "One da\ hl' or-
l'rl-d bouquets ol Oo"l'r'> (or C\ Cl)·
onl· on 1hc 'K't. anothl·r 11mc· hl'
orc.kn:d a latcrcd lunch and "'L' all
atl· grJndl> .\nd 1o1.hcn lhC' ch1ldrcn
111 1h'-· Ol'tghborhood hl·ard he v.a,
thl'rl'. thl') caml' running 11·, 111..l·
he-.. a p1L•d PIPl'r tor the I.id'>. Hl·
gl·nuind) 111\c:. hl'rng around them:·
\\'h, d<ll''> ( o\ll\ mal.l· \Urh
gc,turc.,·•
"Thc'4.· arc nice sx·ople "ho l''l'
mu "ho do11·1 \\JOI an~thing morl'
I rum llll' 1han J hdlo ... he 'k:lld -11
1hq 're doing thl· best thc~ L'lS n. I
~1 ' 1n• them f hat's thl· v.a\ 11
'>houlJ be... ·
Does Co'>b) fed hl··~ opcnl-d Joor'
for Olhl'r black pt•rll1rmc~. a~unn1t h1m~1r a plal"c in h1stot) 'l
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11on v.as v.hcthcr I 1o1.11s rc1td\ t"H'n
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Pop
Another battle opens in war on words Top of
the pops nless )UU.\C been li ving on
am>1ha planl·t. )Ou·rc a"'art• 1ha1
lrecdom u l t'\pre'iston 1s no" undt'r
'll'&l'. Rl'l°l'n t \.\Cl'h haH' \<.•en anti·
1lag-burn1ng h)Stl'rta. the arrest Of
rappt:rs 2 LI\ e Crl·w after a Florida
pt:rformancc. and ( ongre'is1o nal al·
1ar ks on the Natwnal Endowment
tor the .\m (NE.\). What could he
Ol'\l ..
Tt) 1h1~: O n Jul> 16 in a Reno.
Nn ada counroom. a JUr) will dl"·
(tdc 1f a nx:I.. group and their record
c:ompan~ 'ihould lX' held arcoun·
table for ··subliminal messages that
rnn unh:a~h O"l'l'pO'-'Crtng sub-
l'Un'>l'IOU\ fcdmgs." Or more spec1li·
call~. 1uror-, "111 lX' asl..ed 1f the
British h<.'3' > metal band Judas
Plll'S.-!> "Stained Class" alhum wa<;
Tl''Pl'"'1bk fur thl' 'iu1c1d(' of tecn-
J&l'I Ra~ mond Bell.. nap.
'-' hl•n one 1h1nk\ about rod. ·n·
roll Jnd 1n·n SUll'tdc -a~ a recent
Jrl1dc 1n Rolling tone maµLtnc
~Ug&C\l!> -the Ob\ IOUS point of
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John
Roos
reference is former Black Sabbath
singer Ou1c Osbourne. In thru sep-
arate cases. Osbourne and his song
"Suicide Solution"' have been linked
by parents or authonlles to the
su1t:1des of youths ages 16 to 19.
Mainly because Osbourne and his
point of \•1ew are protected under
our First Amendment, these cases
ha"e never gone to coun.
But what"s d1sturb1ng about the
Judas Priest trial as the possibility -
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however remote -that a jury could
actually find a band and their music
auilty of directly causing someone to
lake their own life .
H ow absurd.
When a ttemptan& to understand
why teen-agers commit suicide.
pare nts. teachers. and o ther
authon1y ligu1" have consistently
reacted 1n the same 1rrat1onal way.
The easy target for blame as "that
god-awful music!'"
Now as any elementary socaolotY
or psychology textbook or course
makes clear. the behavior of an
individual does not occur an a
vacuum. lkhavior the result of one
cause. rather 11 as a multitude of
interrelated ideas. inciden1s, a nd ex·
perienccs that contnbu1c to shaping
an ind1v1dual's opinions. attitudes.
and subsequent actaons.
Sure. o ne common denominator
in all of &he aforementioned teen
suicides was the prcsent.-e of heavy
metal music. Less apparent hut
more'. 1mponan1. howcvt'r. were nu•
mcroui. charaetensucs common to
TVUstlngs
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1roubled youths in search of some
kind of meaning and identity. These
other possible cau~ include: al·
cohol and drug abuse; broken homes
filled with indifference. neglect and
violence; bouts of depression: lack of
commun1ca11on Wlthan the famil);
and a Jack of motivation and sc:lf-
estttm. The loss of life to su1c1de 1s a
sorrowful tragedy. But to s1mpl)
point the finger of blame at heavy
metal music -or any othcr form of
popular culture -ts unfafr and JUSt
plain 1lloe1cal.
There as no doubt an my mind
tbal a guilty verdict in the Judas
Priest tnal would be rightfully over·
turned after appcahn' to the higher
couns. Can you imagine Anur Mill·
er"s "Death Of A Salcsman·· or the
rcttnl film ··Permanent RC<'ord"
betn' accused and found guilt> of
causing an act of suicide?
Before part'nts and others stan
bash1n1 rock ·n· roll for the 1ragic
loss of a loved one. 1t behooves them
-as painful as 11 may be -10 takr
a Iona. hard look 10 the mirror for
some real clue~ to the causci..
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Jazz ,
The Count Basie Orchestra is still making great music
By BOS KING
SjM<J.111 10 -D"9y ,_
T he bia sounds of jazz arc being
hl·ard locaJly as the arut Count
Basie Orchestra. under the direction
of Frank Foster. performs nightly at
1>1 ... nc}'land's Carnation Plaza Gar-
den from 7 to I l p.m . through
!\a1urday.
To hear the Basie Band is shttr
delight. The band as made up ot
'>'dl-!Ji('hoolcd musicians who arc all
i.olo1t.ts in their own way and the
Ba'>IC wa).
The Count started his band
:uound l'H6 1n Kans:n Cit) and
hrough1 to the v.orld of m usic swing·
1n~ 1a11. ~·rl·am1ng solos from lhc
... nophunc'>. trumpets and trom·
ho.>1w'> and the intense heat that Jail
'' Jll about. He a l!>O tyltd h1., band
tu pld) the blue'> with a tremendous
dmuunl of ··wul." the main ingre·
J1l·n1 of 1a11 The Basic Band ha..
tx·cn one of the mo.,t eon.,1stentl)
"'1nging oonds in thr h1sto11 ot
11\U'>ll
C ount 83s1t• I\ no longer with us.
hut h1., prl·~n1..1..· n:main'> You l'lln 1,·~I \ht' ( OUC\l v.1th hi!> tnfoCtlOU\
11111.ling ol 1h1..· piano l.C)\ in thl'
v.1111dcdul J11angcment't of "J ump-
ing JI thl.' "'IO<l,1d1.. .... "~·nt for You
\ ,·,1ada):· "EH'I) Tub:· .. fohn''
IJ1..·J·· and th.: band\ fom<)ui. thl'mc
'orig ... On.· <r< lud Jump:·
l hl' Ha"l. Band I'> 1amoU'> lur
ha' 111g '>Uffil' ol thl· gn:atl''' 1a11
lllU)lllJll) un 1h1!> planet tl.'nur !>a\·
uphonr l t:'lt'r \ o ung. ~ho "rotl'
lhl· txiul. and br hk of '3M>phonl'
pl.1"ng JnJ 11)11..•rprctat1,>n. ltc"hal
I '·Ill' ;111tlllwr grral tenor \J\ plJ)·
n l>on B~a ... Budd) Tall'. thl·
'l 1r,1m1ng IH1rn ul lllino1\ Jau.1u1..·1.
l 1H I..~ I humJl~IO I rant. W1..·.,, [nl..
l>l\1111 l'>'h11 pJ'""'J J'>'a~ last ~1.'arl
I dd11· L 01 l.tJ" l>J\I\ and f rJnl..
Review
Th• tat• Count a.lie ltY••
Oft •• th• Count ..... Or-
chestra plays Dfsneyland
thb week.
f-oster. "'ho 1 .. lUrrrntl~ d oing '>Ul'h
a '>Upl'rU JOb ul pla) 111& his ll'no r
'3\0phonl' and dm·1·11ng 1hr &\1e
Band 1n thr "'a' 1h1• C ount '>'an11·d 11 tu~ .
In add111on 10 the ~\11phonn.
lia!>re al"4.> t'lll;llu~1·d grl·at Jrummcr~
hl..1..· Jo Jun1•\ and thl' tnlrl.'d1hk
HuJd) Rrc.·h. ;iml the gre'3t gu11amt
l-n:dd11: urt:1•n -\.\htl V.;.\\ \\l\h th1·
band lor uH·r 511 ~l·a~. Tht• gr1..•a1
ba'i!>rst \\alter P.1g1· and tlw f11w
trumpet pla)cr<, Snoot.} Young
( ~·.:n 1111 lhl· l on1ght Sho'>' Hand I.
<. IJrl.. I err'. Thad Jones. ~I K1lh.in.
Emmet &:rn. Jnd Ed I 1:'>'" Jf\o pJ~~·J through lla'>ll'.\ rant.. ... a' dul
1111mlx.anl· plJ)t'r'• hl..t• l·knn~ Nor·
ion. LJJ11· Durham and D1l l..1c.·
\\ell'
This 1\ hut a \nl~ II "'' ol lhc.•
New Kids taking
it 1 Step by Step'
By CHUCK CAMPBELL
\rnpp• _..,., -· s.tvl<•
.. When ><)U put U\ do" n. II a1n ·1
~111111<1 gt•\ )llll 1111 .... hcr1:/W1·'11·
Jlt"111,c.• and no nrn111..·r v.hal ~ou
1h1nl.. "e rt•.111) rnrt·:· ~o "kl) thl· Nt·w t-.1d<1 on thl' ~hM.I.
1n .. ( 1aml•,: a l·u1 on lht.' group"•
n\·v. ··~1ep b) S1cp" alhum 1 lw \4.)ng
"J 'harp lt>ml.'bad. 10 1hc legion ul ~11111·, who·H. brtterl) :tttackec.l them
"nl'c lheir "H:an&1n' Touch .. album
\IJrll.'d 'p1nn1ng through
1>hl'nOmcnal succe s 1n I 9S8
The K1d.s ha' c a point: Their
in1lhons of f:an~ -many of whom
an: pre·tCt'ns or in 1heir early teen s
-bche'c they cart\ and then's
no1hms to 1nd1ca1c the)" don't. The
t>..1lb have a ehammat1c ~tagc pre\-
cncc and wholcsumc pcrsonn . and
luds sllll want to hear the m. So
~hal't th • harm?
'"Step by Step" n1n't H:ill of Fame
matcnal. but as the KJds mature
they'rt' bqjnnina to sho w more per·
sonality and depth -and in som e
cases m~ talent.
Jordan Kniaht. ~ vocali•t on
the chart·juacrnaut sinak .. Sttp by
Step." now -s1np in an adult voice.
and his croanin1 makes him chief of
romd1lllll'1ll 1111 tht• tiand \t th1'
J>Ollll IW\ lhl· l.10\' \\Ith thl.' h\•\t 'hill
a .. .i i.0k11'\
Donnie Wahltw:rg. mean~ h1k. "
thC' mmt 1'rl'l'Ot111..'. ~unning 1hrnugh
WP'> on a 1..uuJlk 111 song' <ind l., <.'n
g11.> .... ling hkt· u pirate against thl'
n:g&ae tempo 111 ··Sta) w11h Mc
Bab) ..
Though not qu11c as l'01'MS\cnt as
l\n1ght and \\,1hlhl:rg. Dann) Wood
1i. )Omt.•th1nl' of J h)bnd bC't~t.'Cn 1h1•
tv.o
T he rcma1n1ng Kids -Jonathan
... night (Jordan·s brother) and Jl)(
Mdnt)n.' -are rcll'galCd 10 thl'
bad~around. mon: or less. When
the) do get their lhancc al l~d. their
voices sound susp1c1o usly prott 'Cd
by produccT Mauntt Starr.
.. Step by tep" as a collection of
lo'c $0np (1nc:lud1ng unbchr,•bl)
mush) ones strict!}' for d1chard fa ns)
and ltght pop and R&B ra~. Some
of the M>nJS aJT qu1\c good. such a ..
1hc in~t1ai 1n1 title track. Jo rdan
Kni1h1 s graceful .. Bah)'. I Bche'r 10
Yo u" and the Bcatk~tinacd. pla).ful
..Tonight:· Some tra k5 arc miscue •
hkc the Jordan Knight/Dann~
Wood duct "let's i '}' h A .. in. •
which sounds hkc they re sin11na 10
each other.
personnel 1hat Basic cmplo)'ed. Tht"
Count touched thC)c musicians
)()uls and crcatl\C P<>"ers on their
instrument'> -1hc Basic v.a)''. For
th1: Basic band. unlike other big
bands 1ha1 ha'e helped 10 dcH·lop
JaLL as a ~hole. has seldom played
abo'e thl.' heads of 1he 3\Crage
listener. 8a'.>1l··s l'mphas1s upon
simple. hummabk ntfs and mcl-
oJ1t.•s -contagious sv.inging mcl·
odn.· figures pla)ed b) thl· cn1irc
band -has drav.n largr audrcnl·l''>
10 h1~ music and ~t)lc
T he Band·s current llnl.'-up 111-
cludcs tenor !MIA soloist Kenne)
H 1ng. trumf)l..'tcr onn' Cohn.
C'lc,cland Eaton un bass. John W1I·
lianb on barnon .,..,. lead alto .,..,
Dann) Turnt.·r anJ drumma Dull\
fal b on
The Count Bai.1e Band has lOmc
lrom tht.• · .lO.. IO 1hc ·90s and " ,1.11
blu'>' 1ng JOJ. most 1mportanth
,rea11ng lh.: '>ound., of 1a11 1n lht·
..ame wn ol )lmple st) k -o;"' 1n~·
1ng. 'llJ1gh1-ahcaJ an th•· g1110 '•'
hl.e ll \\J\ '>'h~·n thl· ( uunl hr ou~ht
11 uut u l KJn'>.I' { ll~ in II'> tx·g1nn111g
!>liljll'\.
COME STROLL IN THE
GARDEN THIS SUMMER
AND SEE WHAT'S NEW
S1cil1on
Fruit Solod The Olive Garden has a
new summer menu. So stroll
in, a nd discover fres h new
lunch items. Like our cool,
luscious Sici lian Fruit Salad.
And discover sumptuous
, . summer dinner dishes like
· ~~· , our tasty, g rilled
_._/. swordfish;
or delicate,
cream't'_ Spaghett i
Carbonara. There ore (
also many more summer
dishes sure to brighten up 1
your day.
The new summer
menu at The Olive
Garden:
O ne Garden
path you'll love bei ng led up.
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Dally Pilot Weel<end/ Thursday. June 28. 1990 11
Two views of life and death
By MIKE PEARSON
\<.rt00t tiowMd ~ MtvK ..
•"S t ee l M a 1Dol l a 1"
R< \ Columbia llonw Vtdl'O VHS-
lkt..1 I IS mm
En\embk lilm\ arl· arguahl) 1he
hJrJl·)1 111 l rt'Jll· ~ d1rl'\'tor mus1
IJl..l· J hugl· l'3\I .ind com pk~ plo1
JllJ mdd lhl·m 1n a fosh1on 1ha1 1s
J\ ll.'>'>•hk Jnd hd1n abk
L J\Hl'nn· t-..a-.dan did 11 rathc:r
Jdtl) "11h ·· r hl' Big Chill .. Nov.
dm·.tor .-krbt·n Ro" offl·ro;, hts \ l'r-
''"" or kmall• honJtng 1n ··1\11."el
\IJgnoltJ' ..
B\ 1um) a l'Onlll·al farn· and a
, 1 u~t rnu '> ll'.trf l·ri..l' r . ··I\ tt:l'I
\IJ~noltJ'>.. \!Jr' wnw ol Hull~ -
\H1u,f, mo~I \Ulu:<;i.ful al·trl''>~''
'\Jlh h l'IJ. Dolh l',inon. Julta Rob-
l't h . <>I) mp1J 1>;1!..Jlt'>. Dan: I Han-
nJh JnJ Shirk) \laclatnl• ..\Japll'll
11' Kt11x'rt llJrl1ng Imm ht' pl3' tht•
111111 lhrnnidl·'> lhl· lnt:nd'>h1p of'"
..,.,uthan v.oml·n O\l•r lhrl'\. \l'3r' -
',.,tr, during v. htl h 1he) tall 1n loq•
~,,,. h1rth. and uirx: v.1th aging anJ
lkJlh
Cont1~nt•I Cuis1~
Smcr 1907
Whereas Harling's play wa.s set
entirely in the beauty parlor run by
Tru'') (Panon). the robust. joke-
crad.1ng good or gal. Ross· mO\'IC
o pens lhtn~ up: t~ v.hole town
bcconw!> thl· backdrop for rich inter-
action bct~cen M.l)nn (Field) and
her f("t!>I) bu1 phys1call) frail daugh-
ll'r (Roberts); th(' widowed mayor·s
wife. Cla1ree (Dukakis). the town
curmudgeon. Ou1..cr (Mac Lamc).
and nev.comer Annelle (Hannah).
an 1ntrO\CO v.ho dlSC'O\ers boo1e
and rcl1g1on
The performances are wonderful
here. partKularl) that of Field. who
pulh ou1 all the sto~ as the mother
of a "d.I) daughter. and a dowd).
grump) Maclatnc. v. ho pro.,.., ls
1hrou$fl lhl' film hke an alle) cat
guarding 11s turf.
Yet ··s 11.'el Magnoltas .. 1sn·1 a great
'1Jco flashes of bnlhancl' can·1 m~l. an artful contnvancc that
Jrag!> th~· Judh.'nt'C tov.ard panicular
l'mo11ons ltke a tow truck. Ma) be
thJt ,., 1he pncc you pa) for a movie
v.11h !)0 man> stars and so few
Ow 11..d-.u.-.,
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II Oaity Pilot W.-end/ Thurtday, June 28. 1990
surprises. Ultimately, the reward
comes from scciog the act~ in-
teract w11h expcn precision.
• "Trl••P• •f a•e Spirit"
RCA/Columbia Home Vidro. VHS.
Beta 110.
.. Tnumph of the Sp1f'!l .. 1s o ne of
the most haunting movies you may
e'er s11 through. a raw and nveting
tale of man·s mhuman11y.
Yet from this fact··~ story of a
ureek boxer·s 1ntcmmen1 IO Aus-
chw1lL dunng World War II. where
he saw his entire family k1llC'd and
avoided the same fate himself by
&I' 1ng exh1b111on boxing matchcs for
the oflkers.. one draws astonishing
1ns1gh1 into the ltmllS of human
endurance.
The year is 1939. and for Salamo
Arouch (Willem Dafoe). internment
bring!> with 1t two simple rules: Kttp
v.inning and sta) altve. Lose and
die. There arc no gJa)'S 1n this
~ulkss landsc:ape where human suf-
fcnng is seen as spon: Salamo 1s
rcwardeJ v.11h a loaf of bread for
e'er) 'l(•tory. and he scuttles back
10 the barr.1ds. where do1ens of
l'manatcd hands reach pleadingly
for a share of th<' bounl\.
Sally fleld (teftf and Julia lloberts pla~ llllOdter and
aytttter In .. Steel Magnollas;· out on video tNI weell.
Sut C\cn as the boxe·r fights 10
sta) al1,c. hrs own elderly father
(Roben Loggia) 1s sys1cmat1cally
worn down.
Richly acted and photographed
through ltddcd C)l'S. the uh1ma1r
triumph of this mo' 1c rs that. b)
shov.tng us callous d1!>rcgard for hfe.
11 lca,cs us .,..,1th a fl'newed under-
standtng of how 'aluable 1t trul) '"
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from tx·t1l'r l'ndea,ors, these tal)('!>
art• for )OU
Designed to encourage children lo
read. eat:h tape features two s1mpk
stones. a \t."gffil•nt followmg each
SIOf) to d1'>pla) kC) .,..,ords: and a
wng about cal·h stof).
Instead ul full-blown an1ma11on.
charancrs moH' slightly The action
progresSt·s \lnltlar to P3.fCS m a
book. v.11h 1he narrators words
pnnteJ on..c:rcen. To rctnforec the
message. the ta!>'--..; also comc w11h a
paperback book of each story.
I .,..,as ~kcp11cal al first. •\n)Ont'
could 1ou1 this book gimmick. But
who 1s fooling whom. Kids would
lca'e lhl· book on thr table. I fig-
un.-d. put their mtnd on crui~
control and 'Cl out JUSI ltkc lhe) do
v.11h the rc\t of 1hcir tapes.
\hong. The .'!-)car-old I observed
was an1ma1l'd watching the 1apcs.
She lcarnl'd thl· music and the words
10 cat·h )!Of). L<Uer. she enJO)Cd
··reading .. each page in her book.
rcc111ng lhl' stof) from what she
remembc:rcd of the tape.
O to;.. ~ 'ihr v.asn'1 rcall) f"l'adtng
There·, '''" ..omcthing com forttng about a '1dl'O that moves at a calm
J)al'l'. "1thou1 a lot of fan(') an1ma-
11on to Llauk. ~·ncs up old-fashio n-
ed lcsson!I. 'uch as .. Home rs "here
the hcan 1~:· and 'it'nds luds running
10 bookll v.hcn the telcv1s1o n is
1umed ofT. Now thaf!> a 11mm1ck. ch~
• New releasn la s tern Ws wed;
"Ewob: The Battle for Endor"
(MGM/ .\). .. Roller Coaster
Thnlls.. (Wood Knap). ..Fear.
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Dining
Fine dining for all in Laguna .Beach
II \ou'rc I jofa ck vivrMyPC of a
H'rtJ1n age. with a few bucks 1n your
J)l11. l .:1. and you want to dine
IJ\h1onably -and ~II -1n
I Jguna Beach. lhctt are some ptttl)
JppcJltng choices to consider.
L.iguna. lhete days. offers a rcs-
IJuran1 for almost every reason.
I hl· T owcn Restaurant in the
\JnJ Hotel hits the mark for dttu-
up. big-deal dining ... Vi va ltalia's
un1kr SI 0 l'nlrces keep up with the
11111n Cafe Zinc 1s the place _for
t"t1l·J lfJ\I cappuccino and 5tt1n&
l''l'I \one )OU know ... 242 Cafe t\a<;
1hl ~o;t ~ndv.1chcs in town ...
Hut for scnou ly stylish. casuall)
.-lqt.int. 19905-stylc romanuc dining.
Iii.. JI\ head for three ~: Sorrento
( 11 ilk Five Fttt and Kachina.
\orrl·nto Gnllc can be very. very
1100J -l'Spe<:1ally when Exccuu'e
( hd Roseanne Rurz is in the
l11d1cn and the walk-in i\ well ''"l l cd with vegetables from
C h1no·~ Ranch. Recent v1st1s con-
11nuc to confirm what I've aJ~a)s
1hough1 about the menu hue: the
Now Serving
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Judy Chambertaln
lower·pnced items ll1' better than
the full-on cntrttS hke chicken a nd
SY>Ordfish. Stick with anything undtt
S 1.i and ) ou can·, go 'A'T'Ong.. Sorren-
to sull has one of the best cacsar
salads in the universe. great
brnscheua with anchovies. perfect
fOCl'UCc1a. and d1v1ne homemade
chocolate-dipped biscou1 .
Puck's Chino1st o n Main to a to-.-n
that had always thought pasta was a
version of bod)surfin& pla)cd "'11h
croquet m3llet~ Wild success fol.
lows. up 10 and including at last
five anicl~ in the NC'W York limn
-and ~t was befott said pubh-
c-atio n e"en staned to make a bid for
c1rculauon in Southern California..
So aJI these tounsts stan showing
up. and the pla« gets w crowded
Kang ~ lo 1cll his rqular cus-
&omcn not 10 bother coming in on
weekends. Then he cl()S("i for lunch.
opens fi,e Feet Too 1n F:ash1on
Island and mOfl' than doubln his
OP'-'nlllfl& c"pens.e "'b1k cumng into
bis own ..:ustomcr hue. Thctt·s
trouble in paradise. The done iso·t
as good a.s the ong1nal. people sa).
Then the) i.tan sa) 1ng lhc original
isn't as good ~ the ong1naJ.
Poo.
Five fttl in Laguna Beach 1s still
one of the lx""St restaurants r,e en-
countered m Orange Count). the
owncr/~eSldl'nl genius Oavtd
Wllhttm off opcnina nc--. m-
i.wants b) the handful?
Has W1lhrim·s a&ttnuon bttn so
dl\c-rted b) his CaJ1fom1a Modn'oe
~ calene. Bistro 101 . that he' ..
~ Kath1na"
C'nta1nl) not.
Kach1na JN)"°' be an ong1nal -
Wilhelm. after all. crnted the
m<nus for the fov.t..-r-pnttd El Tonto
Gnll and C'ahc ntc f'l~taurants -but
he is to be bk~ for bnnging tir'i1·
rale South,.esk'm cuisine to Lquna
Beach.
l'"c heard a rumor that tbt girh
,.ho opmale 1hc Border Gnll anJ
C"tt') Restaurant 1n LA. v.CR asked
to rome to 0 C .. uh a South•~lcm
ronttpt anJ ded111C'd becal.lSl' the~
rch ll v.a~ too '>000 for the marltct
I ha~c "'-""'S for \OU. ladlt"S.. ifs
no1 too soon. You·rc· aoo late. Da' id
Wilhelm alrnd) J1d 1t -and be did
ll ~en ,.ell
At k..ctuna. &he bmb and arugub
salad LS lO dee l'or -but lbt com
en-pc s;a<Jdldqgs titled v.nh m..1''"'1 dud tn pLapnM) ~ Y\AC .HC
C' en bettc; .
V.'oukl ' bl-ltc'c 1un1 lorn ~nJ
blacli. btan ~P'\-~C'J 1orc1her '"
the s:une bov.I. d1' 1ckd "4>Ups 3\ .an'
Hov. about lm'tJ O\UCl"'i v.11h lril·J
ancho ch1k: \all'-<'. J>t('li.kd raJ "'" h io and ptcl k.'\I ~ppt..·l"'i,.
I lo'c the ""' blue lllm mull1n ..
the ... ·om puJJ1ng 1ha1 t..om ... " "'1th
)()mt' ol tht..· l·ntfl"\"S -and the S' ~'
hou~ 'l.ll;ld of ~mmc-r ,n'('n'
honc)-ro;a .. 1,"\J pc'\-:&n\. blue Cor "'"'l
S.Omet1~"\t Lh\'\.~ and ...:-rr.ano lim,
'1n.ngn:t11:.
Ha'c all ol Lhc J...~no; It~ J, .....
""1. the\ n· pun-Lh'iJ \\ tlht..lm
\-spcL uU~ tht..· , h,l<'\.'l\alc bn";ld rud
din&.
-'nd. \('1.. II •"l"'i.t\ .ll-tlUI S~.., J)l'f
r>c™>n It.I Jmc .It ~a .. hmJ 1 ... iJ
onl~
Ha'e one of 1h<-e~,Tllcnt <h.1Jon-
l\a) marganLn -:tnd bnng •-:l\h
Mask." { an.I or \ 1.sa..
As for Five Feet. I've bttn watch·
1ng 11 vcl') closely lntcrc'l11ng
scenario here: Enterpn:ncur/chef 1n
h1i.cart) 20s CMichacl Kang) mo unts
a successful campaign 10 bnng a
pcrwnahzcd 'ers1on of Wo lfaan1. Stale of C-ahfomia. etc . etc. --------------------------
.\nd ho"' ha<1. Kac)lin;i f.amt. v.1th
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Cost a Mesa
Amato'• South <. oast Plua, 333
8m10l t 54Y-H74 I. Oix-n 10 10 9
~fon -Fn. I~ to 6 Sat.-Sun. Reser-
' .111on~ not rl·qu1red Sandwiches.
<.oups and ~lad' in a casual at-
mn.,phC'n.· Not rated.
Antonello Ristorante 'ioulh C oost
Pla.1a V1llagl'. 3MKI ~a Pl~a Dr
., 51-115' 01)l·n for luncn I I.JO to 2
~111n.-t'n , dinner ti to 10 Fn.-Sat.
Top (iun Ora" in .\1rpon Area:
mmt h<.-lo,cd ol l'o\o\('r Restaurants.
\led.. or,enous lood. un<.tulTy at-
mu!>phcrc ~l-" hghl menu aug-
1ncn1s C\qu1~1t\· Nothem lt.ahan
'pe<.1ah 1<.·s ~ ild. gorgeous salads.
Humcm:ide p:i'''*' 'iuperb wine list.
P1:r<>on.ihLl'd S<.'r' 1u· Ch CN:cn b\
tht• t harming ·\ntnnm C agnolo and
the hcaulcou'> lJnJ. ~on1a and
( rllda. ( heck uut th(.' gree11ng 31 the
dour Regular' ddin1td~ gl'I Sl)l'l'1al
lrl'Jtmcnt Rc\t'f\Jtuin' Jl'<.·epted ssss ***** Bangkok four ( f\\IJI C oun. 3H1
lkJf 't H O-"'M I Open I I to 9
\1011 ·Th 11 t<> 11 f n -Sat I~ to ll
\u n R<.·~r' J llllll' .ll'll'pted E \·
1wll'>l\l' Thai lUl'>lnl' 'mJll ponions
111 n1<.c:h-preparl'll too<l m a star!.
<.c:11ing h1ddc11 a"·" in the upper
realhl'' 111 \ou1h ( oa<.t Pla1a·,
< rHtal ( oun SS~ * *
Chin's Chinese I~~ W, MacAnhur
81\d 546-5688 Open I I to 9 dail).
Rc'it'l'\at1on<. aU\'J1lrd lnl'\pcM1vc
< h1ncf><.• and ( anwnt•-.c dining with
tal..e-out ava1lahk ~ot rated.
El Torito Grill t; 'J .\nton Bhd
fl62-26 72 Open 11 111 I I \ton -Fn ..
I I 10 m1dn1ght \at ~unda> brunch
10 to 2. R1:\Cn.111on., accep1cd
Fla\or~ of mc~u111: .ind the updated
South~e'>l Not J\ pc:rfol'tl)' <·horco-
gt Jphcd a\ tht· ongrnal ET (mil 1n
F;1.,h1on hland great &Tl't'n corn
umales nonc:tht·lc:'' S * * * Emperor's Fortun~ lR~O •. Plata
Dr 8 S()-Q()(J!! Open 11 ·30 to I 0
\un-Th .1130 1011 fn -al Rcscr-
\at1ons aClcptcd < hinc~ food
lcatunng Peking dulk Not ratt'd
Gaadbl. 3X20 Platoi l>r Sou1h C oa~t
Pla1J Village 551i· 7113 Open for
lunch 11 J(l to 2 \1on -Fn . dinner
b-10 JO unda' brund1 11 30 to 3.
Rc:\l"f".:lllOn\ \uggC'~lt'd randoon
and l urn loh\ler lamh .>nd
chicken Best lnd1rin rcstuumnt 1n
<>range Count\ ma}~ till' \tall"
Tcrnfk apfX'llicr\ R11mant1c gar-
dt'n atmo'>phcn· ~renc \Cl'\ 1 c
Oul\l.1nd1ng "1nl· lt\t $<, * * * *
Garden Bistro < r\ '1;11 ( oun HJJ
BcJr St 54fl-6f"J4 Otx·n 11 to 10
\ton -\at 11 111 1 \un .\hcrnoon
tl'Jt1mc 2 lO to 5 "' C\l'r'fla} Rr\·
l'r' JIHIO \ ~UUl'\lt'd \ IOUl'h Of all
1111\lnl'~ in a da'"t.11 I rcnch w tt ing
\iot rnll'd
Gianna. '''' tk.ir ~t < f".\131 ( uun 5-10· l '6~ 'unhcrn llaltan
1 u1\lnl' Open tor lumh ;ind dinner.
R l'\<'f\ JttC>n\ :IH l'Pll·d
Gino's on lb~ Hiii 42X r 17th \t
65(>-1751) Rt\Cr\<lll()n\ ancj')tCll ·\
< u\13 Mc~ landn1Jrlr. Warm. tn·
11ma1c nc1ghhorh11o<J m«llng place
Lunch d 1nn<•r wel'kend hrl':.1khist
£~pertly j')rcpart•d C'on11 ncn1.al
l U1\lnC I 1vc: p111no har cntcnu1n-
mc:nt SS *** GoldH Draaon ~02 1 Harbor Rl .. d .
M~-7 162 Re"4.·r\Jt1<1n' ;icccptrd.
C1rnu1nl' C h111l'"{' Mandarin d1\hr'
\Ince 1975 J\wart.l w1nn1ng CUl!>IOC
Lunch. dinnrr 1ak\··11ul. cockta il-. 7
da" SS ** * Gustaf Aaders 'XI II ~ Pla1a Dr
\outh C oa.,t Plata \111.lgr M8·1737
OJX'n for lund1 11 '(J to 2: lU. d1nni:r
Ii 10 Ill (np-rn nlo.l'd Scandinavian/
< nnuncntlll re-.1;111rant tn La Jolla.
rt'tl'ntl) tran\plantcd 10 Oranp.e
Count" lntl'n·,1 111~ lU l'>1nc 1n a ca~
ual "Setting Ha\n t l Jught on with
thl' mas .. c\ dt'\llllc: homemade
hrc.i<h (wonderfull. t''tl'Cllt'nt caviar
!H.'kc uon. hom,•mJdl' gra' ad lax.
hnt cacsar \31Jd 1n to~n Good
value. Constant act1vit)' ( unda)
brunch. wine dinners. food tastings..
bar menu all afternoon and into 1ht
late night). SSS * * * *
Horiuwa 3800 S. Plaza Dr .. South
Coast Plaza Village . .S57-2S3 I. Re~
C'rva11ons suggested. Fine trad111onal
Japane~ rest.aurant uses the freshest
1ngrcd1rnt!>. Sushi bar, Tatami
rMms. cockuul lounge. Elegant din-
ing. Lu nch, dinnt'r SSS ****
La Pergola. I 9b9 Harbor Blvd.
646-t 225. Oix-n for lunch Mon.-Fn.
11 :30 to 2: dinner 5:30 10 I 0. Reser-
vations rccommc:ndcd. Southern
ltaltan Above avcrnge ltaltan
cuisine at budgct<ons<.'lou~ pnccs.
Veal dishes highly r<'<'ommcndl'd,
C'xcellent tiram1su. SS * * * Mudaria Gourmet 1500 Adams at
Harbor. 54(>.19'7 Rcscf\311un~ ac-
cepted. Rcc1p1cn1 of Gold ~ard ol
Exll'llcnce n1nt• ronsccut1,c ~cars
Ownc:r Michael C h1a11g ''''>'ahead
of trl'nds and \Cl' the !>tandard for
Chrncsr re~1auran1~. Lunch. d1nncr.
take-out. roe. lo.tail' 7 days SSS
**** Ml Casa ~96 f 17th St . 645-762n.
Famil> st~ le Me\lcan rc'ltaurant.
Prci.1dt'nt Bush ha\ eaten h<.·rl'' Open
da1l) at 11 am for lunch. dinner
cocktail., C all ahead for large
panics. Not rated
Newr.rt Rib WOO Newport lilvd
6Jl-.110. Rib~. chicken. "lhnmp.
s.alads sandw1chC"S. Emphas1\ on
frcshnr s. qunhl). ~lic1ous com
bread. Open from 4 p.m. Monda}
through S<iturJay. 2 p.m. Sunday
Take out from 2 p.m. daily. SS
**** Prooto Rlstorute. 3333 Bnstol St ..
South Coa~t Pla.1a. 540-8038 Open
for lunch I UO 10 2:30 Mon.-Sat ..
dinner 5·30 10 I Mon.-Sat .. Sun
brunch onl). Reservations sug-
grncd hopping Mall llahan food
with fresh fish. chicken and pasta.
Tc:mfic bread. Spotty \Crv1ce SS
** Red Onloo. 101 E Sandpointc Dr
556-7701. Open 11 10 2 Mon -Sun ..
Sunda' brunch 10 to l Re!>er-
vauons accepted Fine Mn Kan food
in a fun and d:inc:ablc en\ 1ronmcn1
Not rated.
Ri viera Restaurut. 3333 Bmtol St..
South Coa'lt Pla1a. 540-3840 Opcn
for lunch I I .30 10 1 Mon.·Sat ..
dinner 5 to lO Mon.-Thur~. 5 to 11
Fn -Sat. Rc!>l'rvations suggestion.
.\ward-winning conunenrnl cuisine.'
Popular standb~ Alt the nice touch-
C's of service:: gracious atmo\phcrc
and accoutrements. SSS * * * Ruby's, 3333 Bea r St .. Crystal { ourt.
662-RUBY. Open 8 10 9 Mon ·
Thurs .. 7 to 10 Fn -Sat . 7 to 9 Sun
Rc~rvauons not rl'qu1red. HufJCrs
and fries 1n a re<rulcd I Q40s diner
complete "1th recorded 5w1n~
music Excellent \31uds. ~rv1ce i~
totall)' on lhr murk S ****
RW'1 Crab Hideout 'I l!O A1rwa>
1\\.e b62-< RMS Open for lunch 11
10 4, t.linncr 4: 'Oto 10 Happ)' Jfou1
4.30 to 6. 10 Rc:scrvn11on~ not
needed 1\ un1qut' <.rab hou'I(. naht
out of New f ngland and tht
Maf)land ~hort llou\C ~Pl·c1alt1es
include: f'londa rock cr.1bs. dungc·
ncc;s crab, frc,h lolxtcr. Snnd y beach
out '" front. airport view in back or
restaurant make\ for fun (and good
plane-wa1ch1ng) OUJs~nc..hng ~r
\ JCt' and value: SS ****
Sc:ou'1 Su.food Grill aad Ber. 3300
llmtol ~l. 979-2400 Open for lunch
.ind dinn~r '<''en dn)'!> n Wl'C:k. Call
fur hours fall l'h;impagnc lunch on
weck~·nd' Rc-.crva11on\ \uggc,ted.
Fresh \Cafood cla\~1calh prepared.
cc1mpk1c w11h an o~1iter har Not
rn 1cd
Tea II Symp•ll1y 3b9 F I 7th St..
645-4860 ( 01~ authcnlll E-ngh h
tea room Rrcakfa,1. lunt·h. after-
noon tea. Sund3) brunch, lov1njlY
prcpan:d. I crnfir C orn1\h p:ut1cs,
)teak and k1dnc> pie. trt fl<' Fni!uh
an11quc ma~ be: pun.hJ\Cd S * * *
Trau.orla PlDo. ) 'l3 ~ Bnstol t
I a Deily P1101 Weekend/ Thursday. June 28, 1990
•
JUDY CHAMBERLAIN'S
To ORANGE COAST
South Coast PIJza. 540-8038. Open
for lunch 11 10 Q Mon • un. Re-ser-
vauons not n·qu1rcd. The ultimate
p11zcna w11h I I different pinns
irom Sic:1han to Ncopolnan Nol
rated.
totla Cutury Ltd. 3333 S. Bnstol
540-8822. OJX'n 11 10 9 daily. Rc!>rr-
va11ons an·cptt:d. D1nl' in the
Metto·~ onl~ ra1lro:id d1n1ng gu1dC'
Not r.itl'd.
Z1bles 171 2 Placc:nua. 645-809 1. No
rcKrva11onr.. LohMer tatl, pnmc nb.
chicken and nbs nt rl'asonablc
pric~ Special changcs n1ghtl)
Lunch. dinner. Sundn) breakfast
Not rated
Fountain Valley
Clao Bella, I 7172 Newhopc St
546-7426. Of>l·n for lun<. h from
11 10 a m to 2 p.m. Mon.-Fn. Din-
ner 5 p.m -9 10 p.m. Mon.-Th .. 5-10
p m. r n . ~I. Clo'>t'd undays. ltal-
1an CUl\llW with American "gooc11c.,··
(burger\. ho1 dog\) a\ a1lablc in the
bar. Not rated.
Tbe Hop, l IP74 lirookhurst St
963-.:!366. Open 6 p.m. to 2 am
Mon-Sat. Hamburgers, qucsad1llas.
"big bopper" hot dogs D:inc1n$ 10
'50s :ind '6<)<, music. Rc1.erva11ons
not required. c;cm1<asual. Inexpen-
sive. Not r;it<.·d
Prima vera Rutaaraat, 16525
Brookhur\t \t. (;it lle1I). 775-7978
Open lunch 11.10 10 2 p.m .. Dinner
5 10 I 0 10 p m Mon-a1 Italian,
Reservati o ns accepted. ('asual.
Good value for well-prepared veal.
p3\t3 and class1c.'.ll hahan d1shM.
Great des!>Cns SS * *
Huntington Beach
Qlca10 for Ribs, 9901 Yorktown
Ave .. 963-RIBS: classy. upSalc nb
J01nt. family values. excellent prep-
aration. S **** J .C. MeLla'• Bar Ii Orm. 181 21
&ach Blvd. 841-041 7. Lunch 11:30
to 5 p.m. daily: Dinner .S to 10:.lO
Mon-Thurs; S, to 11 p.m. Fri-Sat.
Suntla) brunch 11 ·' pm. Ri bt,
chicken, pasta. ~afood. Emcru1n-
mcnt Reservauons aC'C'cpted. Sem1-
casual. Moderate. Not rated.
lAccl'1 ~U-Babry, 89 11 Adams
968-4466. Open 8 to 6:30 daily.
La~gna. fc:ttucin1 alfredo. Rc~r
va11ons not required. Casual. Inc:.·
pensive. Not rated.
Maxwell'• By llle Sea. '17 Coast
Highway H6-2SS.S. O~n 8 a.m. to
11 pm. dntl)'. Sund4y brunch 9 10 l
pm Seafood and steak\ fntertain-
ment and ~nc1ng Tuc-s-• t. Reser·
vauons act.•cptcd. Liv~ n1u•1C nearly
all the umc. Romantic. with ocean
view. Grc41t lobster d1•hc • home-
made popovers. Semi-casual. SSS
*** Ttjuu WUJles. 7891 Warntt Ave.
(at &ach Blvd.) tc42-8955 Open
da1I) 11 a.m. to I 0 p.m. Authcnt1 l'
··South of the horJer'' homl''>t) k
food prcpan•d frt·~h datl)'. Lunch
featurci. all-)OU· can-c;it hulTt't
Sunda) bulTtt brunl'h with com-
pli m c n t:H) cha mpagne an<l
mll{ia('h1:.. Catering ava1l:ible R~scr
vat1ons accepted Ca!>ual. l nc~pen·
s1ve. Not rated.
Irvine
Blstaago. llJIOO Van Karman AH·
H2-5221 Open for lunch 11 to .l
dinner 5 to 11 fl·mfic happ) hour
5 to 7. Rc\Crva11ons accc:pted
Award-winning Europt'an cu1\ine
Gorgeous. in1crc\t1ng. Very Senou~
food with a moderate pnce t:ig
Perfect spot for a rom:int1t.· dinnc:r o r
po"er lunch Ordl'r a full ml"al at the
hvely bar. which featurl·~ Rr;whan
music. d~nc1ng at night SS **** CaUeate Re1ta1raol, 1910 Main St
975-1.:!:!0 Opt·n for lunlh I I to .l.
dinner 3 10 10 Sun.-Thu". ' to 11
Fn.-Sat. Happ) tlour 4 10 7 Rc~r
vat1om accepted. C :1hforn1a-11cd
Southwestern cumnl'. Cirl'cn corn
tamales and scv1Chl' -.pcc1all1es ol
the hou\t'. !\potty. \Omc11mt.~ C\·
cruc1at1ngJ) slow -..:rv1c~. Bus)
lunchtime hangout for the Young
Professional crowd. SS * * Cllam·
pl"'· ln1nc Marnott. 18000 Von
Karman. SH-0100 Open I I to 1
p.m. daily. Re<.crva11ons accepted
Hamhurg<.·r-.. ~teaks and \.'llad' 1n a
casual !>pon-. bar .11mo~phcre. Not
rated.
Dutecclalr. 18912 M1.1l'Arthur Bhd
751-8001 0t>t"n for lunch I I 10 to
2·30 Mon.-Fn. dinner 6' \0 to IC>:30
Mon.-ThuN .. 6:30 to 11 Fn.-S.lt
Reserv:at1ons acceptc<l Standard
Fttnch-\on11nc:ntal Cumnc plil)"'•
second fiddle 10 atmo\phctt that's a
C'EO's dfcam Romantic in thl' eve:·
.ning, Pleasant Sunday brunch SSS
**** C.k•&• J0et. 1818 M~1n t. 261 -
JOES Open 7 a.m. to 11 p.m Mon •
Fri, 11 to 11 Sat., 4 . .lO to 10 Sun.
Reservations accepted. Mcsquit<'
and oak steaks and seafood No t
rated
Qtuiowa. 4139 Campu~ r>nvc
8S6-221 I. Open for lunch 11 to 3.
dinner J to 10 Sun.-Thurs.. 3 to 11
Fn.-Sat Reservation~ accepted. In·
novative. fun cuisi ne: borders on
nouvelle: Chinese. without the small
ponions. Colorful atmosphere, ci·
ccllcnt food. Try the Gold Coin
Beef. Locau .. "C! in the Irvine M:irkct·
place. Serrate lunch and dinner
menus. S ***
Th Clay Ona. 15435 Jeffrey Rd.
552·285 I . O pe n fo r lunc h
I l:J0.2:30. dinner 5:30-10:30 Tues.·
Sun. Brunch 11:30-2.JO. Savory In·
d1H Tandoon and MuaJai Ravor>.
Not rated.
O•lllver'• flHtauae&, 184 2
MacAnhur Blvd. 833-8411 . Ope
for lunch 11 .30.3 Mon.-Sat: d1nnc
S:J0.10 nightly Reservations
quittd. A tnp to Jolly Old Engl.a
Not rated
Jlltima. Koll C'c:nter Irvine Non.
2010 Main St. #170. 261 -292
Open for lunch 11 to 3 Mon.-Sa
dinner S to 10 Mon ·Thur\ .. 5 to I
Fn -Sat.. 5 to IO un. Rc:scrvauon
accepted. Not roted.
Ko&o. 4300 Von Karmnn Ave
7 52-7151. Open for lunch 11 to
Mon.-Fri : dinner S to 10 Thurs ..
to 11 Fn.-S:u. Sunday hrunc
10:.30-2. Reservations a<'cepted. Fin
Japanese: spec1alt1c:s. SS * * McCormick'• 6 Sd1mlell. 2000 Mat
St. 756-0505. Open 11-11 daily. Re
ervauon.. :accepted F~sh scarood
Ent~nainmcnt and dancing s1
n1ght'i a ~eek. SS * * * Morell'•· f 7'X)() Jamboree 8 1vd
863-3111. ext. 291. Open for lune
It 30-:! Mon -rn: dinner 6-10 Mon.
Fn . Sat. 6-1 I. Re~" a11ons 'lug
gc:stcd. Ekg.ant Cnhfom ia cu1s1n
ovcn.ccn b) ou1~1:and1n.& Exccuuv
C'hcf Michael Watrl'n. SSS * * * Preao. 18420 Von Karman
553-1333 O~n 11:30-m1dn1&h
Mon -Fn . 5-midnight Sat.-Sun MC"S
t'rvn~10n\ at.•ccptcd. ughtwe1ght but
authrnt1c Nonhcrn Italian t'u1~1nc:
Past:i d1\hcs tx·st Casually <,pt IT}.
Yup \1t> SS * * V~rdl Rlstoraatf' 111111.uo. 14 1 ~
(uhl.'r l>r 551 -2101 Open for
lunch 11-2 Mon.-1-n .. dinner 4-9:.lO
Sun.-Thur\ .. 4-1 O:JO Fn.-Sat Reser·
va11ons accepted. Frnh pa!>UIS and
m1lk-fc:d veal. Not rutcJ.
Laguna Beach
B.J.'1 Clt&ca10 Plnerla 280 S. Coa!)t
H~). 4~4-3802 Ol)l•n 11 :30 am to
12 :a m d<iil) Pina. \pag_h(ltl
la\3gna. hot and cold 'ilndw1 ht\
('asual. tnl'~JX'n" \ l'
Ctdar Crtek lno 'X4 fore" Avt
497-8ti96 OPl'n dJtl) Pa\t:is. sea-
food l'ntcna1nml·nt Re\(.'r\ a11on'
alcl·ptcd <. a'>unl Modcr:itc.
Five F~et. UK (ilennl•yre St .
Laguna Reach. 41>7 • .t955. Lunch t.+
Sat . dinner M-Sun Contcmj')Orat').
crcat1H' 1.•clet"t1l· ( h1nl'\(.'·1ntluencC'd
cu1)1ne Pm·l's. arc higher than mun~
··trad111on:\I" Chtne\<.' re.,taurants.
Parking 1n mun1l·1pal lot or on
street Rl'\Cr~<111ons. SSS * * * Kackiu 222 Fon·\! .\vt'. 4Q7-S54'1
Contemporary S<>uthv.cst rn1s1ne.
Rc<,crva t1ons a t'l'P\Cd Mockrate.
Royal Tllal Cul•loe 1750 S Coa\l
Hwy . 4~4-8424. Open for lunch Tu-
F Open for d1nna f-Sun tloscd
Montt.1y'> Spic)' IX-cf Jnd Middle
Eastern d1shc\. Rcscn at1on., ac-
cepted. * * * * R•marl 1826 S. Co{1'lt tlw} . 494~0400. Open for d1nncr ~un· Th
S:J0-10 p.m .. F. Sat 5:30-tO-.lO Ital-
ian cuisine:. Not rat<'d.
SorTH&o Grill" coml'r of Mermaid
and Glcnneyrc. Laguna Beach.
494-8686. Dtnner n1shtly. Napa·
style Cahfom1a cumnc. Parluna
where you find it. Reservations arc
rcrommcnckd but a few table art
saved for walk-ins. SS **'*** n. Towen Surf and Sand Hotel.
I .SS.S South Coast H1a}lway. Lquna
Reach. 497--W77. Bre.aJcfast. lunch
and dinner tcven days· Sunday
brunch. Jackets requimt for aentle·
men af\er S:.30 p.m. Rescrvat1onr.
recommended. Contemporary ('ah·
fomia cuisine mutcrfully prepem!
by Jaclt'°n Kenwonh. formttfy cht f
at LA's Citrus. SUS **'*'** 141 Cafo 242 N. Coast H•&hway.
Lquna Beach, 494-2444. Open 11
a.m lo 10 p.m. M-F: 9 a.m. to 11
p.m. Sat . .Sun. Brealcfasi on week·
ends only. Eat in or take out. Lunch.
dinner, sandWIChn and 1~alit1es
across fro m the beach. Vqetarian
undwich h1a}lly rttommcndcd. S
*** vt ......... JO) Btoadway. Lquna
-
I
I
I
Jka(h. 497-6220. Co!!tcmporary,
hgh1 soph1stac11ed haban cuJJinc.
l unlh and djnncr seven days. Com.
pr~·hcns1ve menu of first councs. "11Jd~. p1uas and putu. Eve:rythins-
un menu 1s pnoed less than SIO. S
***
Newport Beach
Aml'lia'•. 311 Marine Ave.
b 7 '·6580. Open for lunch 11 :30 to
~ 'n Mon.-Sat.; dinner 6 to 10. Sun-
d." brunch 10 to 2:30 Mon.-Sat.
~atood specialties from the Italian
c;o3st Not rated.
Ann Marle1. 2640 E. Pacific Coast
lhn 720-9000. Open for lunch
11 m 10 2:30 Mon.-Fri.: dinner S:30
111 111 T ucs.-Sat. Reservations sug-
gt•,tnl Contemporary cuisine focus.-
an~ t1n pa.stas and seafood. Not
r ,11,·d
Antoine. Le Mcnd1cn Hotel. 4500
\1.1c .\nhur Blvd. 470.-2001. Open
tor J1n1ng 6 to 10 Tua.Sat. Reser-
' J1111n'> required. Award-winnina
nH·nu of lighter Frcnch/ConuncntaJ
l u1"nc e~ccllently prepared and
i(r.11111u~ly ~rvcd. Stark. chi~hi al·
""''phcrc lacks romance but <k· "'\'r' 1mprnsl\encss. Los Anaelcs
111lll '> 1cnd to think this as the best
rc,IJurant an O.C .. but they prob-
Jt>h havcn·t been to any others.
S\S\S **** Arcbts 3334 w. Coast Hwy.
n4 '· "077 Open for lunch 11 a.m to
' pm Mon.-Fri. Dinner from 5 r 111 -I a.m. daily. Not rated.
Bob Bura1 37 fashion Island.
1,44 2030. Open 11 to 10 daily.
'iunJ.l) brunch 11 to 3. Reser·
1 .11111n\ accepted. Steaks and seafood ""h o clustc Scottish touch. SSS
*'* Bubbles. 111 Palm l. 675-9093.
'lri<n 5 to 10:30 T~s.-Sun, S to 11
I n -\at Rcscrvauons accepted. Ex·
11·lkn 1 Cahfom1a cuisine hiahh&hted
"' lt\C' en1cna1nmcnt nightly. Bi&
"Jnd on Sunday n1ahts. Can ~t
,.,.,h when busy. Sf **
H> roa's Alley. 450 I Pacific Coast
It"' 64()-9126. teaks. seafood.
'l"'u;ih1cs. Lunch. dinner, Saturda)
11 'iund:I) brunch. Lively bar. local
v.J Rcscrvauons ac-cepted. SS
*** I 11bana Cafe. 690 Newport Center
I >1 four Seasons Hotel. 7S9-0808
' 1pcn Io· 30 10 I 0 Mon -Fn.. Sat
111 \un 7-S. RC$en'allons at'·
• t l'lll'd C ahfornia . con tinen tal
, u1"nt' Not rated.
Caft> Coroea •el Mar H3J E. Pacific
< ••.1\t Hw). 67S-2466, Open 8 a.m
t.• 10 p.m. Mon.-Fri .. 9 a.m. to 10
1 111 Sat.·Sun. Reservations not
r .'1 l'\"llf). Gourmet coff'ccs. $alads
.11i.I ~ndwkhc:s. Not rat.cd.
<aft' Flve-0-Flve 1109 NcwpQn
c l'nt~·r Dr. 640-57S2. Open 8 a.m. to
'1 11 m. Mon .• fn .. 8 to 6 Sat.. 11-S
'iun No rncrvat1on1 taken. Salads
,1nd sandwiches in a ca.sual at·
mll\phcrc. Not rated.
f allfonila ~ 33SS Via Lido.
"'"''i-0575. Open for lunch noon-2
11 m Mon.-fn. Dinner S:J0-10 p.m
\Ion . Tu .. untd 10:30 Tu •Th .. until
11 Fra .. Sat. No reservations taken. '01 rated. fallfonda Plua KJ&dlle9 I I SI New·
pon Center Dr. 7S~Ss.43. Open 11
1u 10 Sun.·Thun., and 11 to 11 Fn •
\31 No rncrvation1 taken. Gounnct
Plll3 comes 1n dotens of fiavon: ~lmt' arc rather odd. 8u1y place. SS
**
Tiie CoMry 3010 Lafayette Ave.
675-5777. O{>en for lunch 11:30 to 3
Mon.-Fn.; d1nl\C1" S to 10 dajly.
Sunday brunch 10:30 to 2:30. Reser·
va11ons accepted . Continental
cuisine with a teafood cmpbuis.
Great clam chowder. SSS * * * Cann•'• 3520 E. Pacific Cou1 Hwy. 67S.1922. ()pea for dinner
from 5:30 to 10:30 Sun.-Thun.. S:lO
to 11 :30 Fri .• Sat Racrvations sua-
LEGEND
Wlaa1 st.c rall:ap mua:
S Inexpensive.
SS Modcratc.
SSS Modcratel> ellpens1vc ssss fapen~tV('.
SSSSS Very c•pens1vc
***** PERFECT: FLAWLESS
* * * * facellcnl. nc.irly perfect. Among the best 1n als fie ld.
***·v ery good. wonh a special tnp.
**Good * Satisfactory.
Th<'sc rntinss refl«I lht• M~. C'hamhcrl:un 's opinion prrmaril>
of thr food. "11h thr prer.entation. ambiance and service also takrn
into :lC'<'Ount 1•riet•s art' ~ubJCC"I 10 chungr.
gcsted. Classic Nonhem Italian
gourmet cuisine. Wild and crazy
pl~ at night when the band stnlc.es
up the samba muSte". Vcry chac
chentele; owner Carmelo and Gen-
eral Manager Domcnaco arc two of
the major anracuons. SSS * * * *
Ckla'1 Cl1Hse 3136 w. Balboa
Blvd. 673-8204. Open 11 to 9 daily.
Reservations accepted Chinese and
Ca_ntonese cumne. T ry the kung pao
chicken. Not rated.
Delue)"1. 630 Lido Park Dr.
675--0100. Rcscrvauons suggested.
Harbor landmark. Lobster dinner
deals; comprehensive seafood menu.
Noisy. busy. fun. Lunch. dinner.
Sunday brunch. U **•
E4ie'1 Dteer 230S E. Coasl Hwy .•
Corona del Mar. 673-9050. O pen 6
a.m. to midnight Sun.·Th.; until I
a.m. Fn.. Sat. Fift1e~style diner.
with jukeboxes. stresses homcstylt>
food. Not rated.
El Torito Grill. 951 Newpon Center
Dr. 640-2875. Open 11 to 11 Mon.·
Fri.. 11 to midnight Sat Sunday
brunch 10 to 2. kcscrvat1on) ac-
ccpted Southwestern. Tex/MCA and
Mcxaan favontcs 1n a festive social
atmosphere. Vcf) good green com
tamales. pork dashes. Top-of-the-lane
of El Tonto Corp.'s Southwestern
establishments. whach include
another ET Gnll and Caht'ntc. S
**** Fllffnnu'1 loc.ated at 1he very end
of the Ne~pon Pier 6 7S-977 I Res-
crvauons no1 necessar). Serving 1he f~shest seafoods from 1hc Pacific
Northwest Brcakfasl. lunch. dinner
No1 rated.
Five CrowH 3801 E. Pacific Coast
Hwy. 760-031 Open 5 to 12 Mon.·
Sat .. 4 to I I .JO Sun. Sunday brunch
10:30 to 2:30. Reservations sug·
gcsted. Conscrva11 vt' atmosphere: a
landmark an Corona dcl Mar and a
beloved 1rad11ion 1n fine dining.
Pnme rib as lhe rnaan draw: at's done
v.11h all the trimmings. lake
Yorkshire pudding. But the Piano
Bar 1s gone. and thafs a shame. SSS
**** Five Peet Two. 1145 Newpon
Center Dr. 640-5250. Open 11 :30 10
2:30 for lunch Mon -Fn .. S 10 10 for
dinner Sun.-Thurs .. S to 11 Fn.·Sat.
Reservations suggttted. Menu 1n
transition. Nou\Cau/nouvcllc
Ch1no1senc wllh puta dishes
thrown in for good measure. Can't
quite compa~ with the ona.inal in
tAauna Beach. Prttcntaous wine hst
scu tone for service. SSSS * *
Gary's Dell. 3.)()q East Coast H1&h·
wa y. 67S-l193. Open 9 to 8 Mon •
Fn.. 9 to 7 Sat. 10 to 8 Sun.
Reservations not necessary. At lea t
37 vatitics of hot and cold deh
sandwiches. frozen yotun. Tue'l.
n.1aht taCOS. c.ateri"g. Also in Plaza ~ Cafcs. Not rated. Q..,.._ )OS Marine Ave .. 67S-6193.
Authentic Italian food. Dinner only.
S to 10 p.m Mon.·Thurs.; S to 11
e,m. Fri. and Sat. Not rated.
0... f!ardl 1'el1aaruL. 210 New·
pon Ceo tcr Dr 64().241 I . Open 7
a.m. 10 10 p.m. Mon.-Thurs .. 7 a.m.
to 11 p.m. Fn .. 8 a.m. to 10 p.m .
Sat . .Sun. Reservation~ for panics
more than cighL Natural foods for a
healthy hfest)le. Not rated.
Ha11u'1 3325 Ncwpon Boulev~rd.
675-4668. Open for lunch 11 to 3
Tucs.-Sat; dinner S:30 to 11 Mon.·
Sat .. S:30 to 10 Sun. Rcscrvauons
accepted. Fcsuve dining of delicious
Lebanese ~pecaahics. Belly <Unccrs
on weekends. SS * *
Japar DlHr. 3000 W. Pacific Coast
Hwy. 722-4066. Open 7 a.m. to 9
p.m. daily. Reservations not necess-
ary. En'1ash·style fare w11h burgers
and dch sandwiches. No1 rated.
J.W. Sea Grtll 900 Ncwpon Center
Dr Mamott Hotel. 640-4000. Open
6:30 a.m .. t o 10 p.m. Sun.-Thurs ..
6:30 a.m. 10 11 p.m. Fri.·Sat Reser·
vauons accepted . Fresh fish seltt·
uons. Not raled.
Kl&ayama. IOI Bayview Plaoe. New-
pon Beach. 72S--0777. Lunch M-Fri.:
dinner from 6 p.m. M-Sat.: closed
Sun. Self park an adjoining lot.
Authentic Japanses cujsinc served in
tranquil environment. Order SSS.
per-person kD1sd1 feast 24 hours in
advance. SSS ***** Le MWI 3421 Via Ltdo, 67S-4904.
Rcscrvattons accep1ed. Swiss chef
Walter Rutuman' award-wanning
cuisine 1s innovauve and an1stic.
Lamb. veal and other sp«uall1C$
from France and w111erland.
Lunch, dinner. cockwls. catcnng.
SSS **** Ma&Jc lllucl.. 3SOS Via ()pono.
675:.o900 Open for dinner 6 p.m.
Wcd.·Sal: O pen for brunch unda,Y 9·30 Rcscrvauons required. Cah·
fom1a cu1s1ne. with magic and com·
edy cntcnainmcnl. Not ra1cd.
Marrakesl. 1100 W. Pacific Coasl
HW). 64S-8384. Open for dinner 6
to 10 Mon -Fri .. 5:30 to 11 Sat.-Sun.
Reservations suggestt>d. Mo1T~n
cu1S1nc. spceialiLin.J 1n lemon
chicken and rabbll. SSS * * *
Mat&ff't 232S E. Pacafk Coast Hwy.
6 73·826 7. Open for lunch 11 :3010 3.
dinner S 10 11 . Reservations re-
quired. Gourmet Italian cu1s1ne an
red-velvet splendor. Not rated.
Mayt1r. 2931 E. Pacific COl$t Hwy.
675·6622. Open for lunch 11:30 to
2.30: dinner 5:30 to 10:30. Sunday
brunch 11 :30 to 2.30. Rescrvattons
aettpted Cnucally acda1med In·
d1an and tandoon cookery. SSS
*** M•W.-'1 In .. .,_., 202 Newport
Center Or. 64<>-4110. Open 11 :30 to
10 un.-ThuB.. 11:30 to 11 fn -S.t.
Bar open until I a.m . Rnervattons
accepted. hi h spcc1a1t1es plus
$Alads. buraen and steaks SS * * Newp.rt La .. 1a1. SO) East
Edp:wuer. 675-237). ()pen for
lunch 11 to 2. dinnn S to ~. Reser.
vataons accepted. Fine waterfront
d1n1na With art:at view of Fun Zo~
and all the uchina commotion that
implies. Owner David Salisbury's
&RCIOUS attitude IS a~nl ln the
c.anna service. Wonderful frah fish
and seafood: uccllcnt Sundav
brunch. Vaned cntCfUlnment in-
cludes live rqpe on Sundays. SSS
**** Tiie OW a..Odd P~, 2110
Newport Blvd: 67S-86S... Open for
dinncT S to 10 Mo n.·Thurs., S to 11
Fri.-S.t., 4 to 10 Sun. Reservations
not accepted. Inexpensive lasqna
and pasta dtshed with an old
ful\ioned flair. Not rated.
Pan61e Cafe. 6<»-D Newpon
Cenltt' Dr. 644-1237! Ooen for lunch
11 to 2:30 Mon.-Fri.; dinn« S to 9
Mon.-Sat. Reservations accepted.
Specializing in fresh fish and put.a,
catering avajlable. Not rated.
Parker's SeafM41 Grill. 309 Palm St.
67J.3'Z4 J. OJ>:CO for lunch 11 to 3
Mon.-Sat.: dinner S to 10 Sat.•
Thurs .• S to 11 Fn. unday brunch
10 to 4. Reservations suggested.
Steaks and seafood whh Jan and
reggae. Not rated.
Pascal. Ptau Ncwpon. Bnstol and
Jamboree. 1000 Bnstol. 7S2-0107.
Open for lunch 11 :30 to 2 Mon.-Fri.:
dinner 6:30-10 Mon.·Sal. Rcser-
vauons accepted. Li&ht and natural
flavors from the south of France and
the south of California. Marvelous
use of bab) lettuce 1n innovau'c
salads. Spare atmosphcre 1n stnp
maJI location doesn't d1mm1sh the
eAcatcmcnt of Pascal Olha1s· 1m-
aginat1ve Oa1r. SSS ****
Tiie PavW.., 690 NcwPon Center
Dr. Four Seasons Hotel. 759-0808.
Open for brcakfa~t 6:30 10 10:30
Mon.-Fn., lunch 11 :30 to 2 Mon.-
Fri .. dinner 6 to 10:30 and unda)'
brunch 10 to 2. Reservations
nec<kld. Amencan contemporar)
cuisine with French touchC"S. lmptt·
cable service. Mostly perfect food, in
an atmosphere that tranSttnds hotel
sterility. SSS **** ne RH •• N~wport. 2 106 w.
Oceanfront, 675-2S66. Open for din-
ner 5:30 to 12 Mon.-Sat. Reser-
vations sugcsted. Gourmet sc3food
1n an elcaant V1ctonan sc111ng.
Widely recognized as among the ~t
st .. food restaurants 1n the country
Try the abalone and lo~ttr Rex
Chandler 1s a perfcct1o n1st: It sho~
Susan Chandler and John Rader
preside over the fronl desk with
aplomb. SSSS * * * * * Th Ritt. 880 Ncwpon Cen1cr Dr-
72~ 1800 Open for lunch 1 l lJ() to 3
Mon.·Sat., dinner S:30 to 12 Mon.·
Sat. Re!erva11ons sugcsted. Alwa~
cxcdlent dmma e11penencc Cute
Ritz Girls in scanty skins: wonder·
fully funny banenden. H3ns Prag-
er's cx~nasc. The only placc 10 be
on fnday afternoon 1n Newpon
Beach; tables an the bar arc ~wrved
a Wttk an advance .. Best barburscrs
in town: ditto liver and onions. Rau
salad, cracked dunicncss crab. Dr·
fin11ivc non-nouvelk menu stays
consistent from year to year -and so docs Mr. Pmger'' dicntcle. the
creme de la creme of O.C (a,uall)
elegant to dressy. SSSS * * * * *
RotbcMJ•'• 2407 E. Coast Hwy .
Corona del Mar 673-3750. Op<>n for
lunch Mon.-Fn. l I 1.m to 2.30 p.m
Dinner S-10 p.m. daily. RC$Cr·
vat1ons aCC'Cpted for lunch pnd from
S to 9:30 Mon -Th .. from S to 7 p.m
onl~ Fri .. Sat. Continental. Nonhem
ltahan cua inc Not rated ~Jal naJ 4001 W. ('out H1ghwa)'.
6S0.3322 Rcscrvauons accepted
Definitive Thaa cu1 inc. Value-pack-
ed luncheon combmat1on ~pect.tl
Serene dcror Lunch. dinncr. un-
day Brunch. Also at I 7SO Coast
Hwy. an Lquna Beach. 494-8424 SS
**** Sua'• Dell. 660 Ncwpon Center l>r
720.0360. Open 7 10 4 Mon.-Fn. No
reservations nttd<d Och cu1 anc.
Not rated.
Slle•kJ•WriOt ... 2S31 Eutblufl
Drive. 76().9°)00. ()pen 10 to 9:30
Mon.·fi'i.. 6 to 9:30 Sat. Reser.
vations needed. Hidc:kn in EastbluO
Shopplna Center. th11 is one of
O.C.'s best·ltept secrcu. upcrb ptitc
(try the duck nlcucs). homemade
focaccia. cclccuc salads and entr~
Righi/ out of Downtown France
Pauo d1n1ng. atcnng. anam:ue at·
mosphere. outraseous lemon
cookies. SS * * *
SteU.bed:'1 217 Manne: Ave.
673--0570. Open.s at S:30 p.m Tu .
Sun. Rc~rvat1on~ accep1cd. No1
rated. s ..... Cafe. 3201 E. Pacific Coast
Hwy. 675-7575. ()pen 11 to 10
Mon.-Wed .. 11 to 11 Tburs.-Sal . 10
to 10 Sun. Rctcn·ations acttpted.
fashionablc menu of current
favorites. Late-night bar dining.
good ha pp) hour. SS * *
Staft NeMle 2 15 R1 vers1de Dr .
Newport Beach. S48-7418. Lunch
M-Fri.: dinner M-Sun. Valet parking
on weekends: parking 101 m front ot
restaurant. Upscale neighborhood
rt'Staurant servt"S h1gh-da~s. rc<al ll.31·
1an repertoire. SS * * * *
Tale of Ute WbJe 4(J() M:11n ~trttt.
Balboa. 6 7 J-4633. Rcsc:f\ auon ac-
cepted. Enjoy the romancc of old
Nc.,..pon .... uh a panoramic 83)
VIC~. Abundant <oeafood ~IC'C'110TIS
and 1rad111onal fa, ontc" lunch.
dinner. aturda) and unda'
brunch. Not rated ·
Treu 440 ffrlio t rope -\' c
67J...OQIO. .\mcncan and m1cr·
nataonal cu1sme. Lounge open .. da1I~
at 5 p.m . dinner SCf\cd naghtl~ lorm
6 p.m. Appc111ers and latc·n1glu
menu unul m1dnigh1 One of 1hc
Orange Coast's most unique rc-r
taurants. SSS * * * * * T11ti. Mare S4S Ntwpon Cenlcr L>r
640-6333. ()pen 11·30 10 11 Mon.·
Thurs .. 11:30 10 m1dn1ght Fn -Sat.
SS to 10 Sun. Rcserva1ions ncC'dC'd.
('ontemporary lt;ihan cuisine
I nterc:Ming pasuu. SS * * *
VUla Nova 3131 W Coo .. t HW)
642·7880. Dinner nightl) 5 p.m w
1 a.m. Excellent, hc3rt) ltahan
cuasane: outstanding wine lasl Act1 vr
paano bar: favorite local la1c-nigh1
spot RC'S('rvat1o n'l accep1ed SSS
**** Vullee Tann 333 &l)'ildC' Dr
67S-S3Jl Dinner from S p.m n1ghl·
ly. unda) brunch. Ech.-c11c fart in
classy surroundang.s under the
superb direction of Han!. f>ra!cr SS
****
Santa Ana
Cruy Rene Steal Heew &M Sa1Me
I S80 Broolhollow, 549· IS 12. R~r
vations accepted. l">own·homc.
countr) d1nang. Lunch. dinner:
dancing and ltvc music 1n tht
saloon Not rated.
South County
Almagl'ff. 23700 El Toro Rd
859·9393. Open 11 to 11 dtul)
Rescrvauons accepted. Moroccan
cuisine with belly dant·mg n1ghtl).
Not rated
Cren Hoase 32802 Pacific C oas1
Hwy .• South Lagu.na 49~2626. Re\·
ervations sugacstcd. Gourmet (on·
uncnt.al C-U1\1nc for more th3n I ycatl. Lunch. dinner. brunch. dan ·
1ng and ll\C tn1cna1nmtnt Not
rated.
D'Aa1leo'1 Tratt.na 25~14 abot
Rd. 9Sl -3%3 O pen for luncb 11 :30
to 2:30 fucs,..fn .. dinner S to Q
Mon.-Thurs. S to 10 Fn.-Sa1. Rcxr·
vat1ons aettpted. 1tahan food wnh
spectalt1cs of lamb. veal. scafOO<S
and f'~h pasta. Not rated
£1 ~c., 2S3H Cabot Rd
586-1 200. Open 11 to I 0 Mon.-Fn .
11 to 11 fn -S.1. 10 to 10 un.
Sunday brunch 11 to 3 pec1ahnng
in authentic homtmadc McA1can
food wtth cnkrtainmc n1 Tucs.-Sun.
Not rated. ne tt., 23822 Mcrcury Road at
Rockfit ld. 76&-U HOP. Open 6 pm
to 2 a.m. Mon.·Sat Rc~auons
not ~u1rt'd.
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Realtor helps free dom ring fOr s c hools
Newport Beach Realtor Solly
Shatzen Is one of five leadlng busi-
nessmen who are providing funds f<><
the Orange Coast Exchange Club's
community project, the Freedom
Shrine.
The Freedom Shrine Is a display
consisting of 28 American historical
documents dating from 1630 to 1945.
Each year the shrine Is donated to a
pubflc or private school.
The Douglas MacArthur Fundamen-
tal Intermediate School will be this
year's recipient of the Freedom Shrine
and will permanently display the
exhibit In the school auditorium.
Shatzen. an Orange Coast Ex-
change Club member. explained why
he made the commitment to help fund
this year's shrine.
"The shrine brings the students a
little closer to the historical events
they are studying in their classes,'' he
Sandr• De Caro ffr•nk Glib
said. "Many individuals will never
have lhe opportunity to visit the mu-
seums 1n Washington, D.C .. where the
h1stoncal originals are on display."
Each of the documents are exact
copies. photographically reproduced
directly from the originals. A
cert1f1cate of authenticity accom-
panies every Freedom Shrine. and
each plaque is covered with a lami-
nation of tough. washable. trans-
parent plastic
The Freedom Shrine includes such
documents as the Mayflower Com-
pact. the Declaration of Indepen-
dence. the Treaty of Pans. the Eman-
cipation Proclamation. the Nineteenth
Amendment and the German Instru-
ment of Surrender in World War II.
One document the school is es-
pecially proud to display m the Instru-
ment of Surrender 1n the Pacific.
World War II. signed by Gen. Douglas
MacArthur. for whom the school was
named.
Thom•• AeHln, principal of
MacArthur Intermediate School, feets
that the Freedom Shrine serves as an
educational reminder of the great
principles tor which our nation was
founded.
"The Freedom Shrine will enhance
and reinforce our emphasis on patriot-
ism," Rea.;n said. "Our school Is
honored to be this year' a recipient."
Shatzen is a member of the New·
port-Mesa Association of Realtors
and owner of Shatzen Realty. . . .
John Merttn, the lrvtne Company's
corporate vice president of resldentlal
marketl~ stooe 198$, wUI leave the
community deYetopment company to
form vrh•t he deecribee • a new
martcetlng. management end ~
consulting firm, the Mnetect Group.
REAL E STATE
ROUNDUP
The new company wUI open offices
July 1 at 4340 Von Karman Ave. In
Newport Beach, according to Martin.
who said, "The 1990s will be an era
In which fundamental changes In the
market environment will Influence the
course of Orange County's develop-
ment.
"Our market wUI be marked by
solid but lower employment gains, an
evolving commerclaJ/lnduatriet mix
With teas reliance on aeroapace, ....
migration to the county, an 11glng
population and heightened en-
vironmentaJ sensitivity," Martin Mk!.
"Greater care In developing our hlH-
stdes and canyons will be required.
along with increased market demand
tor more character and beauty In the
architecture of the built environment
and more diversity In types of housing
for a signlflcantly more discretionary
and discriminating consumer."
Martin is a 30-year veteran of the
Orange County development Industry.
He has served as a marketing vice
president for such develop-
ment/building companies as the Lusk
Co., the Wiiiiam Lyon Co.. Mission
Viejo Co. and J.M. Peters Co .• and
was himself a builder and developer
for 10 years. He was the first recipient
of the local housing Industry's most
prestigious award for marketing excel-
lence. the Max Tipton Award.
Sandr• De Cero has been selected
as the leading agent in sales and
listings for three of the first five
months of 1990 at Century 21
Coastline Realty.
De Caro specializes in Newport
Beach properties. primarily the North
Bluffs overlooking the Upper Newport
Bay wildlife preserve. She is very
positive about this neighborhood.
both as an excellent place to live and
as a good investment.
She 1s a resident of the area and
can be seen many mornings Jogging
along the Back Bay road. . . .
Great Western Real Estate trainer
Frenk Glib has retired after 18 years
with the company.
"The backbone of any successful
real estate organization Is comprised
of Its saJes associates and the training
their receive," said CWtl Commen.
eenk>r vice president of the com-
pany's r..-dMston. "Ourfng his
careec' wtth Great W•tern, Frank has
succeMfulty trained 1,500 sates u-
sodat•, many of whom .,. now tap
producer• wtthln our comPMY·"
Gilb began his career With Great
Western Aeal Estate In 1973 and
became manager of the company's
Covina office In 1977. In the eight
years that foHowed, he managed sev-
eral addltlonal offices and was
promoted to a regional manager pos-
ition. supervlslng several offtcea while
managing another office hlmseff.
In 1985, Glib was aetected to head
Great W•tern's associate training
PfOQram, where he remained until his
retirement. He plans to spend much
of his free time traveling around the
United Stat• on his motorcycle. . . . "'*' Douef••• OuMlou, founder and pteefdent of the FrfJffWay Singles
Ctub of America, has returned to
Huntington Harbour Realty.
During a aucceuful 25-year career
In real estate, her favortte setting area
was Huntington Harbour. where she
and her late husband, Alfred Gulllou.
a former vice president with McOon-
neff Douglas, enjoyed many happy
times aboard their yacht, the
Heritage.
After founding the Freeway Singles.
she was seen on many major national
television shows, Including Donahue.
P.M. Magazine. Two on the Town, Eye
on L.A. and the Dick Clark Show. She
was featured In such magazines as
People, Self, Harper's Bazaar, Time,
Playboy, Tables. Los Angeles Maga-
zine, Auto Week and Us.
Before returning to the Harbour In
1980, she wrote a lively column In a
San Diego area newspaper called
"Clubbln' Around With Ruth Guillou,''
and she Intends to continue this
column In the near future.
Hat and Pat Bauer have qualified as
tl'le 1989 "sales team of the year'7 for
Great Western Real Estate's Mission
Viejo office.
Long-time veterans of the real es-
tate Industry. the Bauers began their
careers with Walker and Lee. now
Great Western Real Estate. 14 years
ago. They returned to the company a
year and a half ago, joining the
Mission Viejo office.
Since then. the Bauers have re~
celved numerous awards. including
several office trophies for production
and customer service. and earned
membership In Great Western's two
ellte societies of top producers. the
President's Council and the Winner's
Circle.
The Bauers. residents of San Juan
Capistrano. have six children. nine
grandchildren and one great-grand-
child. They are members of Great
W•tern Reel Estate's associate Ad-
vitofY Coulncll, comprised of rep..
retentatlvet from each of the com-
pany' a 24 Southern California branch
offloea. • • •
Weftdr I. 1.-ton of Santa Ana
haa ~ named vtce presfdent of
operatlona at Sperry Van Neta, an
lma4rnent re.I •t•t• brok•age flrm hll~ tn Newport BMch.
~'111on Jo6ned Sperry Van Nees .,_ •W'CI • 9dmintMrattw oper-
.... mlNIOW at .M11co Conteiner tn
Anaheim. At Sperry, her
rNPOOaibllltles Include ooordlnatlng
the opening of the flrm'a new regional
offices, estabtllhlng atMdard operat-
ing proced"'es and coordk\atlng per-
aonnel edmlnt81ratlon.
She la en Or~ County native and
a graduate of UCI. • • • Huntington BMct\ reel estate bro-
ker Mary Alb Deft 11 among the
select few who have qualified to be
listed In the 1990 edition of the na-
tional professjonaJ directory ''Who's
Who In Creative Real Estate."
Llstees qualify by compteUng re-
quired courses which Involve special-
ized training In real estate exchang-
ing. client couneeUng and use of
creative real estate formulas.
Oetl, who works for RE/MAX of
Huntington Beach. has been In the
real estate business for over 13 years.
She was awarded the prestigious
Gold Card by the National Council of
Exchangors In 1980. . . .
Recently In south Orange County.
Dividend Development Corp. sold in
excess of $25 motion worth of real
estate 1n less than two months. Thert!
were no for-sale signs <>< multiple
hstmgs. The only fast talking was
done by an auctioneer.
The Santa Clara-based builder
placed 39 homes at Its Pacific Shores
community In San Clemente on the
auction block. with no mlnimum bids.
Over 1.000 participants attended and.
in less than two hours, all 39 were
sold, generating over S 14 million
Six weeks later. 06vidend had a
repeat performance at Rancho San
Juan. a community nestled In a valley
scarcely three miles up San Juan
Creek Road In San Juan Ceplstrano.
The homes at Pac:ttiC Shor'9 and
Rancho San Juan have been well
received and sefllng In the mid-
$.400 ,000s to mtd-$500.000•. So why
auction such sought-aft• property?
Doug,_ W.teon, Dividend's presi-
dent and chief executlw off leer.
stated that ''The auction marketing
technique aff<><ded Dividend .,.. excel-
lent oppottunlty to lncreue absOrP-
tlon of Inventory, thereby allowing
greater leverage for future construc-
tion and aalel momentum on the next
phaae of h~."
The perception Of reaJ •tate auc-
tion• -once wodllted wtth tor•
ct01Ur• and tu ..._ -h8'
changed nationwtde.
For ~. IUCtlOna are an
out1tandlnf1 ._ to generate .-..
For home t>uywa. tt 11 an OC)p«tunlty
to 111\19 thO!.J• Mil of dollr'I on •
home they otNrMle might not heV8
.,.,. ... to .nard .. to ..... prtcel
end In .. ,...
THURIOAY, June 21, 1llO/PAGE 3
. .
h1UNTINGTON
IHI lH[ . HARBOUR
This 3-br 21h-ba townhome coml>fts the
contemporary Sl)'tinc ot southern Caldomil
and harbour ltvtnc. Complete with pool,
saunas and tennls aU In a part--like settlnC In
a pted waterfront community. $299,000
•ACHLR
Walk to the beach. park and shops. Thls
3-BR 2'h-BA home with family room has
new carpet. plantat ion shutters, cozy
fireplace. 2-car carace. private yard and
much more . $379,000
REA~,.-y
BOAT SUP
This Trinidad Island home is highly up-
graded with features like a spa & sun room,
wet bar, plus entertainment center. 4 BR.
3'h BA. tam rm. formal dining. and it's own
boat sJip. $755.000
WATERFRONT
This fabulous home has a private boat slip
and shows like a model. 4BR. JBA, tam rm
w /frplc. formal dJninc rm. large master suite
w/ftreplaoe plus a pool and spa. $929,000
TENNl8COURT8
And all the toys. pool, spa. sauna and
racquet ball plus a 2-bedroom. 2·bath
condo with used brick fieplace and hlch
celllnp. $197,500
®o!L GRUBBS CO
llEACH CONDO
Walk across the street to the sand and the
surf from this 2• 2.aA townhome in a cuard pted community with pool, spa and
temis. $272,000
UDO ISLE
New home on ~ Udo Isle. 3-BR.
2+8A, two fireplaces. spacious master
sutt.e. hlatl ceilings. formal dining plus break-
fast noOk. Jenn-Air cook top. Intercom with
AM/FM. $845,000.
VEW +DOCK
This former model has one ol the best
vtews and locations In the twbour plus a
~ bolit slip and patio outskte your door.
4-eR J..BA, dinine rm. f'tench doors & win-dows. community pool, spa & tennis.
$725,000
(714) 846-0641 16390 Pacific Coast Highway, Suite 200
Huntington Beach, California 92649 (213) 592-2816
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S TARWiSE
BY ARIANNE
(tor real estate agents)
ARIES (I am first. then you can be second; aren't I nice?) -Aries have mllllon-
dollar Ideas quite often. The problem Is getting their more con!lel'Vatlve friends and
clients to believe in them. Find some risk takers In rul estate this week. Mue them
believe and put those ventures in escrow. In fewer than 60 days. they will be tetllng
all their friends what a great agent you are. The MCfet is to stick around until you get
lhe heavy hitters moving In large homes and commeteial. also. Think btg, new and the
letter "H"'.
TAURUS (I have -and please don't touch my stuff)-Next to Canoer and Scorpio,
you have a hard time hanging onto your stuff, Jobs and clients. Time to let go and move
on Mars will give you the energy to move. Leos could be very helpful right now. Open
up and talk to trusted confidantes. Answer those Important phone calla. That pushy
cllent really want s bo buy. You really can do more than one thing at a time.
GEMINI (I think -and think and think; my head hurts, you take over) -Gather
loved ones around you, including friends In the biz, and llsten to what they have to say.
You may even decide to sell your own home. The stars approve. Don't let a demanding
friend/client lake all your energy. You need energy for yourself this week. If you have
worked hard In the past, you are flnally going to see some results. Just stick around
long enough to tie up some loose ends on some very, very big deals.
CANCER (I feel -and feel and feel; no I'm not pouting, just feeling) -You can
wr lie your own ttcket as long as you do the ealklng. Pretend you are a bull or a Capricorn
mountain goat and stand your ground this week. Means don't give In when it comes
to your clients' best Interests or your own. Others .are looking out for themselves, Stay
in your own back yard to show properties. You know some small business owners who
have reel estate needs. Call them. Invite them to lunch or dinner. Then talk business.
A Gemini could be helpful right now. Listen to what they have to say.
LEO (I will -end you will not. unless I say so) -All those smat1 guys wteo thought
they had you just where they wanted are going to be very surprised this week. Even
you may have put some limlts on yourself. Ever see the sun break out after heavy clouds
darkened ther atmosphere? That's you this wet*. Those heavy hitters are going to heve
to move over, including your clients. as you show them how deals realty are made.
Everyone will benefit from your expertise.
VIRGO (I analyze -and pick and pick: ooh, Is that dirty?) -Properties with water
sell this week. View of water. on the water. and even pools, spas or water In landscape
count Contact people you know In large groups and who control other peoples' money.
Remind them what business you are in. Be prepared with several proper ties that can
show 1mmed1ate profit and return on Investment. They will llsten.
LIBRA (I balance -I don't know yet; I'm still weighing It) -Everything just keeps
rolling along; why let minor details bother you. Keep smiling and making those
appointments and let the stars do the rest. You have the Midas touch right now. Older,
established areas with large homes continue to be a gold mine for you and your clients.
There are escrows out there, so don't disappear after the first few. Keep on showing
properties Choose a trusted and established escrow company.
SCORPIO (I desire -and watch out If you desire what I desire) -Haven't changed brokers yet? You can still make your move, but now ask for everything that you want
and make certain you get It. You are not being too demandjng, just receiving your Just
rewards Give yourself some pubhclty while you are at It. Meanwhile, stay In touch with
attorneys, not for legal advice but for your advice on real estate. They need your help. Help a builder find some land. Could be two lots to a large plot.
SAOITIARIUS (I see -and why can't you see what I see?) -Continue to do your
ov.n thing and stay away from the crowd. You really do see ahead of everyone else.
elllcept for Gemini and Aquarius. Only form partnerships with loved ones. Tell everyone
else. no thank you, thanks anyway. Someone wants to get a free ride on your hard work.
Yes. Saglttarians really do work hard; It just looks like play to others. You should heve
al least six escrows. Remember where you could care less abOut yourself. Your clients
care very much. Pay attention.
CAPRICORN (I use -and Ifs for you r own good) -Pay ettentlon to your
important female clients this week . They are ready to get serious. Do your homeowrk.
They will be Impressed by clean. tidy presentations. Look very professional this week
Don t let summertime affect you Just yet. Don't know any female executives? Then find
sorre Do some networking. Join a group Do some farming In your neighborhood.
AQUARIUS (I know -and you will never know exactly what I know) -It's about
time you wrote up those two large contracts. Check out the area right behind where
you live and work. The stars promise there are two listings who need you. Your partner.
including marriage partner. Is sitting on some referrals and doesn't even know It. lnvlte
two old clients to lunch this wee!< They have some very Interesting news.
PISCES (I believe -and don't try to pin me down to what) -Don't step on
Superman·s cape this week when you land from your high flying. Means that proud
agent could destroy you when they are finished blowing oH steam. Better to hide behind
you r Important friends and agent friends until the storm passa. You will not lose any
business if you take time to take care of some personal affairs and family needs.
(Tile stars only suggest. they do not compel. Read rt11ng. 1un and moon tJon• for
further nuances. Love, Arianne.)
INDEPENDENT/THI ..Wa • MAL alTATE
Land planning focus
of builders' • se ..... 1n1nar
Key policy makers from the Weat-
ern states and Washington, D.C ••
headline the panelist• who will review
new or pending regulation• and cue
law affecting land planning at the third
annual Building Industry Association
of Southern Callfornla (BIA/SC) land
planning and development controls
conference, scheduled for July 20,
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Biitmore
Hotel In downtown Loe Angetes.
The conference, designed for build-
ing Industry professionats, Is co-spon-
sored by the USC Law Center and
Property Forum and the Real Prop-
erty eectlons of the Los Angelee
County and State Bar Anoclatlons
and In cooperation with the Urban,
State and Local Goverment Law Sec-
tion of the American Bar ANOciatlon.
"Whether you're Involved In resi-
dential or commercial development,
environmental issues are cent ral to
your ability to build on your property,"
noted BIA/SC Executive Vice Presi-
dent Ken Wiiiis.
"It used to be your biggest worry
was finding a good IUbcontractor.
Now you need to be an expert In air
quality, toxic cleenup, endangered
lpedee and weu.nda ---· •• he con· tlnued.
"If your regularty Interact with or
depend on the decfak>na of tegulatory
agencies (air quality, trmneportatlon,
land UM) this program wtH l*P you
understand the maz•llke proceu,"
he Mid.
The conference wtU otfef' continuing
education credit for ,.., estate bro-
k.,. and agents (8'ght hours, con-
aum« protection), certified pu~lc ac-
countants, certlfled ftnanclat planners
and real eetate appr......_ An exam wm be edmlnlstered at the e.'Kt of the
day for Department of Reel Estate
credit (DRE mpproval pendtng).
O!Kounts are available for three or
more registrants. Semtnar audio
ca11ettes will be available for
purchaM. Call BIA/SC at (213)
250-8965 for more Information or to
register for the confwence.
Activities keep the retirees
busy at Rossntoor Regency
·'We offer an activities program that
Is the finest In the area,'· according to
Sue Murphy, activltes director for the
192-unlt Ronmoor Regency retlr•
ment apartment community In Laguna
Hiiis.
She refates how other retirement
communities use Rossmoor as a
modef for their own programs.
"Another director told me that our
program was second to none. I con-
sider that the highest possible compll·
ment," said Murphy.
Part of what meket Rossmoor A•
gency so different, according to
Murphy, Is an attitude that respects
residents for who they are -wefl-
educaled, well-traveled people from
many walks of lite. Rather than lsola-
tlon, the Regency offers an envlro-
ment In which the worlds of art,
culture and fashion are readily ac-
cesslble.
Residents' Interest In culture and
current events was recently demon-
strated In the success of a Chinese
Ufe and Culture class taught by a
visiting professor from China. Twenty-
five students signed up for the 16-
week courM which was offerd at the
Regency In cooperation with Saddl&-
back Community College. Students
reoelved course credit from Saddle-
beck. Spanish Cl889el ere also of-
fered regularty, Murphy notes.
The Regency also organizes weekly
excursions, so that no resident need
ever feel Isolated from the outside
world. The expeditions. which are
echeduled every Thursday, Include
regular trips to South Coast Plua for
ahOpplng and vtslts to favorite Orange
County restaurants. There are aJao art
and culturaJ excursions, IUCh as a
visit to a Newport estate to view a
1.000-plece collectJon of orlglnal
watercotor paintings.
Every Sunday arternoon, tea end
clualcal musk are featured, wllh con.
certs by prof111rOM1 eololsta. Fashion
lhowa are alao leheduled regularly.
Regency relk:tenta haw ampte op·
portunlty to develoP their own
creative talent• u wen. Murphy Is
currently organlzJng a theetrtcaJ pro·
ductlon that will t9qulre various ef-
forts from both residents and 1taff In
actJng, dancing and Mt de91gn.
The actlvltlee program la onty part
of what makes Roum00t Regency
unique. Created by Rosa Cortese, the
founder of Rosamoor Leiaure Worlds.
the Regency combines private apart·
ment living with resort hotel
amenities. Numerous servtces are of-
fered, Including two mMla dally plus
Sunday brunch. staff wtth manging
director on preml.... d~lclan, 24·
hour In-room communlcaUons, trans-
portation, and weekly maid and linen
services.
Every detaJI of Roum00t Regency
has been carefully deelgned to create
the ambfanee of a Rltz-cattton or
Four Seasons hotel. The matn tobby.
for example, often 8tNIZ9I first-time
visitors with a 14-foot chandelier,
marble noor and fireplace. end ctasslc
celllng freacos.
The Rossmoor Regency fa located
at 24441 Calle Sonofa, Immediately
adjacent to 1,.00..acre Lei9tue World
In Laguna Hiiia. Saddlet>Kk Com-
munity Hospital, three medical
centers. akllled nursing services.
shoplng at the Laguna Hiiis Mall and
a setectlon of flnanclal Institutions.
churches and entertainment centers
are all located In the surrounding
area.
For Rossmoor Regency r9ntaJ Infor-
mation. call 83<MM>51. Fumtahed
guest suit• are eveMable through the
r9nlal omc., !Ind unit.a .,. allO reflted
on a daffy or weekfV bute fof va-
cationer..
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Empty stores imperil center neighbors
LOS ANGELES -When a major
tenant "goes dark" or closes a store
in a shopping center, the ripple effect
negatively impacts the center's other
retailers and even spills over into the
community. a leading real estate law-
yer said
"Whtie the developer may continue
to receive rental income, an empty
anchor store fails to attract desti-
nation shoppers and vacant premises
invite vandalism. creating a negative
perception among other retailers and
consumers." said Gary A. Glick, a
partner at Cox. Castle & Nicholson.
"Decreased traffic will result In
lower sales tor the entire center and
a decline 1n local tax revenues. In
addition. the neighborhood loses a
ma1or amenity." he noted.
"Shopping center developers.
therefore. should be aware that there
are contractual provisions that can be
used to protect against a major ten-
ant or occupant going dark," said
Glick. "The goal Is always to, eteate a
strong financial penalty If a retailers
closes a store and refocates."
One important protection for de-
velopers Is a provision giving them the
right to terminate an anchor tenant's
lease or repurchase the major occu-
pant's fee interest If either goes dark.
"Circumstances that will trigger the
developer's termination or buy-back
rights include the tenant closing a
store for a specified period of time.
electing not to rebuild Its store follow-
ing an uninsured casualty, or ceasing
its operations following a condemna-
tion." said Glick.
In addition, lease termination or
buy-back rights can be brought Into
play If a major tenant reduces the size
of its store below a given number of
square feet. utilizes only a portion of
the premises to conduct business, or
curtails Its hours of operation below a
certain level, Glick advised. This also
can happen when a major tenant
proposes to aaslgn or aetl Its fee
Interest in a parcel to a company
whose inteneded use Is lncompatlble
with the tenant mix.
"Lease termination and buy-back
provisions should address how the
major tenant's interest will be valued
and what. if anything. the developer
must pay to exercise Its rights." Glick
said.
"If the tenant owns its parcel in fee.
the buy-back "provisions will require
the developer to pay all or some
percentage of the value of the tee.
usually Its fair market value. This
value Is determined by agreement of
the parties or by an appraisal
procedure."
If a major tenant leases Its store, a
termination provision reasonably may
require the tenant to pay an additional
fixed amount to cover rent during the
expected re-leasing period and to
compensate the devetoper for antic'-
Pref erre<l Properties providing
a big boost for Tarbell's sales
In just two short years. Tarbell's
Preferred Properties Division of
Southern California has carved out a
leadership niche In the Southland's
luxury home market. according to
Tarbell vice president, Karen Smith.
According to Smith. Preferred
Proper1ies sales and inventory are
nearing $70 m1lhon.
Preferred Properties provides an
aggressive marketing program tor the
up-scale home. incorporation
targeted advertising and mailing with
quality marketing brochures and sup-
poN material.
Jenni Metzinger . Preferred
Properties administrator, recently an-
nounced a step-up In the division's
overall marketing efforts.
"We are in the process of expand-
ing our marketing vehicles to include
key newspapers. magazines and tele-
vision." Metzinger said. She went on
to say that the luxury home market
remains strong despite some soften-
ing in sales In homes priced $300.000
and under.
Metzinger credits the success of
Preferred Properties to a combination
of a results-oriented marketing pro-
grams and a clear understanding of
each segmented market.
"We look at all of the different
luxury home markets in the Southland
and then develop quldellnes that in-
sure the integrity of the division."
commented Metzinger.
"In each home market," she con-
tinued. "whether Orange County, Riv-
erside. San Diego. Los Angefes or San
Bernadina County. our services are
aimed at the upper 10 percent of the
home market. As each county and
even each city differs in home prices.
so do our qualifications."
While price guk'efines may vary
according to county *'d city. the
commitment to representing the
Southland's finest homes never
wavers." she noted.
Tarbell Realtors Is ·the nation's
fourth largest family-owned Indepen-
dent real estate company with 58
ottlces and 3,000 asaocfates In
Southern Callfornla. For information
on Tarbell's Preferred Properties
division. call Jenni Metz.Inger at
972--0988.
Swindall excels in high-end honte sales
Prudential California real estate
agent Barbara Swindall Is becoming
the "one to call" when needing as-
sistance in selling Newport Beach
property for top dollar.
In a company which has enjoyed a
dominant share in the Newporr'mar-
ke1 since its aquisition by Prudential
(formerly Merrill Lynch Realty), Swin-
dall has distinguished herself by
1pecializlng in the mar1cetlng and sale
of Newport Beach properties from
$500.000.
GARAGE S A LE
It', lftot time ogoinl Make wre your goroge
sole k o wcceu by~ In doalffled.
Stort your od two dGy\ bef0t9 it.. sot. to
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"The Newport Beach real estate
market is strong today... Swindall
sald. "My office continues to list and
sell roughly $1.5 million worth of
property every working day. In Janu-
ary our production was $85.000,000.
"We now ofter over 100 listings.
placing us on top of the Newport
market." she said. Swindall put
S 1.300.000 of her own llstlngs Into
escrow during January.
Known for her thoroughness, pa-
tience and reflablllty, Swindall has
'recefved numerous Hating referrals
from her clients and other Prudential
agents. She averages roughty one
listing and one sate eech month.
··As we were becomlong Prudentlal
California Realty, we were fortunate to
heve about 20 of the t~ producino
egenu In town Join us. • n Mkf.
"8ecauM of the tremendOui --vY
gen«ated by ., "*'Y '°" producers working together. there are week• In
whtch we tel up to es pe. cent of our
own llttlngs."
Swindall cites Prudential's
"tremendous commitment" to news-
paper and television advertising as
toots that give exposure to her list-
ings. In addition to the company's
ads. Swlndatl and Connie Maxsenti,
another top Prudential br<*erf agent
write a full page of adverttstofi
together every Saturday In the Delly
Piiot'• real .. tate aectlon.
Prudential California aJso offers
marketing exposure throagh Its Re-
location Division, Its Network 50 Re-
ferraJ System and It Aun marketing
channels .. tabllshed by Prudential
Beche Securtn ...
Swindall 18 proud of the many let·
ten of recommenda11on lhe h• re.-
celved from her dlent.a. Recently. she
marketed llnd IOl4 INghtly over a
mHNon dollars worth ol lnYMtment
property In Newport Beach for an
woepeoe eucuetve llnd tW wtte.
F« mare lntormeffon on S..tncs.M
end her rMI Mtate 11811na9, CIR
Barberi Swlndelt at 72f. 7288 or e13.sn1.
pated comrntsslons and othef leesfng
costs.
··A deYek>per also may mk'Mmtze the
effects of a major tenant gotng dark
by negotiating a number of provtsk>ns
which prevent or discourage the
anchor store from r~ocatlng and
competing with the Shopping center."
Glick noted.
The "radius clause," for example.
prohibits a major tenant and its af-
filiates from opening a rivet store
within a certain raduls of the shoppfng
center. Other contractual provtlk>ns
exist as weu. however, their UM de-
pends upon the lmPortanc:e of the
tenant to the center, Glldt conctuded.
Cox, Castle &. Nlehol8on. a Los
Angeles-baaed law firm with a maJor
office In Irvine, has over 100 at-
torneys. The prac11ce or the flrm
emphasizes representation of clients
In the real estate, construction and
financial MtVlces industr•.
Kris Olson sets
high standard
at Tarbell firm
T arbelt ReeHora' Kris Ot900 has
been a great role modef for working
women In Southern CaJifornia. es-
peclaJty for women In real at.te. Her
energy. good attitude and pro-
fessionalism have sprlngboarded her
to auccest In the Industry.
Ofaon wu recently Miled as one of
Tarbell's top achievers for 1989, cap·
turlng over $5 Jl"illlon In sales.
In her 13 years in the real estate
business. Olson has conststtently
placed In the top ranks among her
peers. In fact, she has helped more
than 400 lfngtes and families by or
sett homes In Orange County.
Though she currently wor1<s In
Tarbell's Huntington Beech office at
161 11 Beach Blvd., and has ben
based In Huntington Beach for all of
her real estate years. Olson covers
most of Orange County's coastal
areas.
A true "people person." Olson has
prided hersetf In going the extra mile.
"My clients." she said, "usuaJty end
up u my good friends." Olson works
heavtly In corporate relocation. as well
as In h~ping first-time buyers and
single people.
"As a l!ngle mother. I underS1and
the difficulties of buying a tpne with
very little support," She added.
ThOugh busy with her career at
T arbefl, Olson tak• time to give back
to the community. She la a memb« of
the Newport Hatbor Oharnber of
Commerce. In addition. lhe has
worked with many women'• groups
and wtth Ollve Crest, a home f0t
ebuMd children.
Prk>t to en1•1ng rMI estate ..,_,
Olton reoeMKI her degr9 In IOCi-\ otogy end then sperrt two ~ In
Germany.
The "8tMt Cdtofman cun-.ntty re-
lfdee on S..00. '911nd Md IM le the
mother ol two ctlldnN\. Her eon Jen. an. rMntWtd, hM belf\ ~~
tolowlng In her foGllt•
··1 would enoourllg9~ -.---wtth • th1te 8mbftton Ind a ... 111 to
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High mortgage rates impact U.S. home sales
WASHINGTON -Penistentty high
mongage rates have caeeaed existi~
home Nies to lose momentum on a
national basis. Howewr. actMty tn the
Northeast rallied, as consumers
beg8ll to take advwltage of U. cur-
rent buyer's matket in that region.
according to the NatJonal Aseocia1ton
Realtors urged to spell
out financing options
WASHINGTON -AMA estate pro-
feeak>nels can auis1 home buyers In
home financing ptanning by educating
them on the best options available in
today's rapidty cMnging mortgage
market, accof'ding to an article In the
June Issue of "Real Estate Todsy."
"Innovative mortg11ge products
have protlferated In the past decade."
says mchard Jahns. a mortgage
b&nker from ChlCllgo. m .. and author
of "Help Buyers Ptan ThW Financing
Strategy." which appeared In the
June Issue. "The current mortgage
options repreeent i.nders' tong-term
efforts to deY9k>p produets that suit
the needs of indMdual buyers.··
Mo.t mortgage options today are a
varlatlon on two basiC types -ad-
justable rate mortgegM (ARMs) and
fixed-fate mortgages. A r.., estate
prof9Mk>net ~ be able to help
buyert with tome basiC planning on
setectlng a mortgage type that best
ftta their neecta.
When trytng to plan their home purcnu., Jahns recomme1ldt that
buyers oonl6der the folo.tng: amount
of down P41Y"*'t « init_, Investment
houMhOld inee>IM; rwon tot buying
the home; planned length of occupan-
cy; tax ~ future Income
~ °""'*'t .... and cer.... eJq)eCta-
tk>na.
J9hnl Mys ma« buyer8 would ••
their mortQ1109 P*1'ft*'t8 to be .,.,,..
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Important tor ...... ~ ~
cllly, ... who plln to .. In their
hOme tor a 1 r'n._ 9hort time -ftw
~-..... ''Far-~ .. NW ,_, be .. _, to go_ pmrtlcu-
~ I ._ ,,. .... , tNl\lt-1 AAMI end ....,..,.. ~ ......... 1.5 to
2 percentage points."
Because ARM rates adjust as mar-
ket rates change, buyers wtth ARM
financing are actualty sharing with the
lender some of the interest rate risk
on the loen. The tength of time that
buyers can cash In on the lower
starting Interest rate associated with
ARMS vanes greatly. Generally. ARMS
have a thra.yeer or a one-year start-
ing rate. but some ARMs may have
six-month teat« rates.
Jahns notea that after this Initial
Interval, the tender adjusts the rate
periodicalty to keep It In line with
prevalting mortgage Interest rates. To
protect buyers during periods of tur-
bulent Interest ratea. most AAMs fea-
ture a cap on the amount the rate can
increase during the mortgage con-
tract.
Among thOM who may benefit from
the tower starting rate of a thr ... year
ARM are fita1 time buyers whoM main
goel "'llY be to MY8 cash In thek flt'st
few yMfa of home O'#Mnhip. Cash
conMf'Yatlon la among the greatest
benefits of an ARM to ftnMlme
t>uyers.
All01 moet lenders offer tower clos-
ing 009ta on ARM• than on conwn-
tk>nal, tbc9ckate mortgeges. And mnc:. the ~ Int.,... rate on a
U...~ NW woukt remain fixed tor the firat ttne ,..,.. Of .. loan ••
buyer ~ end up IPeldl'G less
caM\ at ctc*ltg Md IW ~ on
moMNy laef\ P911M'tta. .. ~ COUid
eew the ......... lnccwM ot ... It to ""'*" ............ Mys ...... .
Mcw'9 up ~ MtO .. ptanning
to -., In IMlr -. home more tNln
atew~MdWMttoMWme>ney
,..._ -OftnoNS~ ..
of Realtors.
The association recorded a season-
alty adjusted annual sales rate of 3.33
miUion previousty owned single--famtly
homes in April, which was down 2.1
percent from the March rate of 3.4
million units. The April pace was 3.2
pec-oent bek>w that of AprH 1989. The
national median existtng-.home price
was $95,300 In April. up 2.6 percent
from one year earlier.
On a regional basis, the Northeast
was the only region to post a resale
pace increase on a month-to-month
basis. There. the existing-home sales
rate was 4 percent higher In ~I than
in March. rising from 500.000 units to
520,000 units. The median 9ingle-
famiJy home price in the NortheaSt
was $140,700 in April. which dropped
2.3 percent from one year' earlier. The
median ls a midpoint; hatf the homes
seO tor more and hatf 9ell tor less. The
lower mediM price Indicates that a
greater VOiume of homes are being
purcnasec:t In a tower prk:e raige.
Aooording to NAA President Nor-
man 0 . Rynn. the illCTeased activity 1n
the Northeast is "an encouraging sig-
nal'' foflOWing several months of de-
ciln1ng sales. "It appears that buyers
have sized up the Inventory and haw
decided to start negotiating with
sellers." he said. The buyer's market.
caused by the housing supply exceed-
ing the demand. drew buyers In spite
of continuously high mortgage rates
last month. he noted.
The Northeast's tower median
price. Rynn pointed out, indicates
tmaNer ~eciation in high-cos1
areu. ''F<*owing a sprint In the late
1980's, the Norttt1att housing mar-
kets are MttNng back Into a steady
walk.·· he said. ''This is opening up
the mwket to relllttwty moderate-
incOMe buyers. 90fne of whofn are
grabbing their first opportunity at
home OM ... ''
MN>ugh the rellltlwly higt\ '9YeC Of
mortQ10e rat• d6d not ...n to deter
..... '" the North 1...-"-ectfvtty in°"* .... Of the countwy ... curbed last
month. The F41der• Home Loen Moft-
91189 Corp. report9d ttMlt the nettonlll
... ..,. COiMtltment ..... tor 30-yw, -
con•ltiOnea. IJcMt..f... ~
ranged t.tw•• 10.21 percent and
.10.56 percent during April. edging
stighlly upward from March. In gen-
eral, mortgege rates have remained
high compared to levels for the end of
1989.. 1
According to NAR chief economist
John A. TucciHo. rates have stayed
high enough to keep people out of
many markets. Unless other factors
-such as a buyer's market -exist
to hefp offset mortgage rate in-
creases. prospective buyers often will
put off buying in hopes of future rate
declines, he said.
In the West. the April resale rate
was 580,000 units. falling 7 .9 percent
from Maren's rate of 630.000 units.
this median home price in the West
was S 134.900. 4.4 percent lower than
in April 1989.
Tuccillo noted that the lower me-
dian price indicates that the high-cost
markets of the West are slipping back
into a more stable pattern of growth.
in the wake of price surges over the
past couple of years. .. Annual price
increases of more than 20 percent
couldn't last cndefinitefy," he said.
The resale rate In the Mid'Nest.
900.000 units. edged down 1. l per-
cent from the Maren pace of 910.000
units. The median existing-home prtce
was $75.300. up 7 percent from April
1989.
In the South. the resale rate of 1 31
million units In April droped 3. 7 per-
cent from the March rate of 1.36
million units. The median existing-
home prloe there lest month was
$85.700. up .5 percent from April
1989.
There wete 2.55 m*'<>n existing
single-tam.ty homes avatleble for sale
natioMAy at the end of Aprl -a 9.2
month supply at the April resale rate.
NAR Is expecting mortgage rates to
dedine In the months ahead. whieh
~ boost houSWlg ectivity overall.
TUCC*HO noted. Culrentty. NAR ex-s-:t• emling--home sales to total
at>out 3.46 miltiofl untt• fOf 1990 .
r'-1g .6 percient trom ... t ~.
The NallOnlll At90Cietion of Re--
ahora. tM MUon·a '8rgest trade as-
90d9tion ... tM yoiQe tor,... •ate.
~ 111 nung nMt'ty 800,000 members
lmlohed In .. aepec:tS of the re.I
•ate Industry.
..
Mortgage investments growing popular
WASHINGTON -The nation's
largest supplier of mortgage capital.
the Federal National Mortglilge M--
soclatlon (Fannie Mae), ls finding that
mortgage Investments are becoming
lncreuingty popular among pension
funds and commercial banks.
Fannie Mae is making a "concerted
effort" to attract pension fund Invest-
ments en mortgage-backed securities.
according to Bob Sahadl, vice presi-
dent of mortgage-backed securities
for Investor marketing at the egency.
Fannie Mae aecuritlzes pools of mort-
gages from lenders for sale to In-
vestors In the secondary mortgage
market.
Sahadi discussed mortgage invest-
ments during a sesak>n at the NatJonal
Association of Reattors' Midyear Con-
ference and Trade Exposition here.
The growing lnvotYement of com-
mercial banks and pension funds In
mortgages is a reflection of '"8oM9ncy
wtthln the thrift industry. whtch ha
diminished the rote of savings and
loans as mortgage Investors. as weft
as mortgage originators, he saJd.
Between December 1988 and Sep-
tember 1989, the share of Fannie
Mae's mortgage-r8'ated Investments
held by commercjal banks rose trom
33 percent ot 37 percent; the thrifts'
share felt from 41 percent to 37
pe1oen1. The share held by pubffc and
prtvate pension tunda roee from 5
percent to 6 percent.
Pension funds tMatorlcalty ha'4
been reluetM1 to 6nYMt tn home k>ana
becaua of c:onoema over borrower
d9fautt and prepayment. The rllk• of
default and prepayment have been
sjgnlficantly reduced by mortgage
securtttzatJon. which provides dl-
\19t81ficatlon. eec. ... Fannie Mae's MC:Uritlee
are compriMd of a mix of mort~
origtnated from •t over the nation, the
MCUrttle9 are not a~ed by prob-
lems In a 9k9e market, Sahedl noted.
Just a the agency ta ab'9 to off•
pen9'on funds longer-term eecurtt•
benefldal to their esaeta portfoMoa, It
can pr<Mde commsctat bank• rela-
tively short-term securiO• designed
to meet their asset needs. he Uid.
Although the mortgage.bectted se-
curities vary, the common factor all
share ts the ablttty to generate com-
petitive returns and provide financing
for home buyers. he said.
NAR la deYek>ping a plan to en-
courage public pension fund lnYeSt-
ment in mortgages. The association
Real estate market back
to normal, expert claims
Acco,dlng to at least one reaJ es-
tate industry expert, sellers in the
Southern California housing market
should take a very hard look at their
expectations about the specific profit
return they hope to generate from the
sale of their home.
"Today's real estate market, es-
pecially in Southern California's
coastal regions, has returned to nor-
malcy,··· said Clark Cornman. senior
vice presient of Great Wes1ern Aeal
Estate's resale division. "The demand
for housing here has shifted from one
of frenzy to a more realistic and
moderate condition.··
According to Cornman, the "calm-
ing · effect on demand Is a direct
result of escalating housing prices
reaching the limits of many potential
buyers' ability to quality for necessaty
financing.
"Since there are fewer and fewer
buyers with the ability or desire to
stretch their budgets enough to
purchase their first home or move-up
property, sellers must give extra con-
sideration to pricing.·· said Cornman,
who rs a vetern of more than two
decades within the Southern Cali-
fornia real estate industy.
"During my 21 years with Great
Western Real Estate I have ex-
perienced numerous cycles of hot and
cool markets." said Cornman. "What
we are seeing today Is actually a
healthy housing market. requiring
onty realistic pricing to motivate high-
er activity."
Cornman also recommends that
sellers take great care In selecting a
real estate professional to represent
them In the sale of their home.
.. A tr'-"t real estate protesslonal
knows that properties must be priced
realistically in order to attract poten-
tial buyers to bid for them." said
Cornman. "Pricing lnformatton, In-
cluding Information about the length
of time properties remained on the
market, Is available to all licensed
agents, and may be obtained by re--
viewing county sales records tor com-
parable area homes."
Cornman also empt\aeaes that
sellers should take It upon themsefves
to learn as much as possible about
their agent's track record of success
and that of the company he or she
represents.
"The experience. knowtedge, lnt&-
grlty and service record of the real
estate sale associate you select to list
your home 1s of crucial Importance.''
said Cornm~n. ''Proper pricing of
your home and how It is marketed will
determine the level of success you
experience, and only the most pro-
fessional agents will maximl2e your
return.''
Cornman's prognosis for the future
of the local housing market Is posltve.
"At this time, both the Calfornla
and national enconomles are strong.
Demand remains very high for hou ..
Ing In Southern California while
Interest rates are relatlvety low,"
Cornman said. "But, despite these
positive variants, If Miters don't price
their homes r eallstlcally, their
properties will slmpty remain on the
market for longer and longer periods
of time."
Great Western Real Estate otters
complete real estate servlieeS th<ough
a 35-offioe network offering reslden-
tlal brokerage, new home ...... mar·
ket research, relocetlon. mortgage
services, escrow and Insurance.
eeeka to prepare a generic model,
beMd on the aucc 111 of eidattng ltat•
progrwne llWOfw .,. prOVkttng mort-
gage funds and ~ag .,.. mort-
~becked w:utftlee_
NAR'a plwl, ftr9t ex.mined -summer, atat1a wtth the pe1Mlk>r"I tund
-....ng a commitment of mortgaige
funds to the progr91n edmtnletratOt,
who woutd male• the MMt llVellable
for origination of mortOllQM. On
behalf of the pen8lon fund •• conduit
woutd handle colecUon of monthly
Interest and prlnctpel paYfM'ltl,
mongege pooMng and aecurtttzation.
The pef'8lol'I fund WOYld rect.v one
montNy ct'9Ck f0t eecf\ type of eecur-
lty.
According to NAR preakMnt Nor-
man D. Flynn, penek>n fund8 rep-
reeent "patient caplt., wel worth tap-
ptng." NAR reeMtCtl ~ thel ~
5'on and proflt-aharing funda lotal«I
about $3 tritNon. wtth .... thlln 4
percent of that amount ltwelted In
mortgagee.
In addition to penlk>n fund lnvea1-
menta, Sahadi a'8o di«:uHed the
em«gence of commercial bankl as
sjgnlflcant auppUerl of mon~
backed aecurltlea, Sahadl said.
OPTIONS
ff'O#'lt Page 7
for such expenses as chlldrens· col-
lege education, may benent from the
stablHty of a 30-year fixed-rate mort-
gage. On the other hand, says Jahns~
these buyers may find It attractive to
be free of a m<W1gge obligation when
their children reach college age. "In
that case, a 10 or 15-year fixed-rate
mortgage may be a good choice."
Buyers who can afford the higher
monthly payments of a shorter-term
mortgage often benefit from lower
interest rates. In addition, the shorter
term means their equity builds faster
and they save thousands of dollars In
interest they'd pay on a 30-year mort-
gage.
The amount a move-up buyer plans
to spend on a down payment mey
factor Into thfs decision. With a large
down payment, they may be able to
reduoe their monthly paymen11, mak-
ing the shorter-term loan more
feaslble. If a buyer Intends to sell the
existing home but doesn't want their
purchase of the new home to be
contingent on the sale, they may want
to get a bridge loan.
A bridge loan Is a short-term note
that buyers use for the down payment
and clotlng costs on their new home
while they're waiting tor the sale of
their old home to close. The loan Is
typically established on an interest-
only basis for up to six months with an
interest rate thet's usually 1 or 2
Thoee lnatltutlona have turned to
reeldentlat loena u a proflt.al>le ln-
veetmant, since the 1Me Tax Reform
Act eMrninatect many benafttl for in-
Yelttng in municipal bonds. Moruige-
beeked eecurttJes .,. an "attractive
~ that .. gMng them (oom-
fftlf'Clle& benk•) a good retum,'' he
said.
One prOduet he deecrtbed .. ''very
hot" among comm«ci&I bankl II a
~ blllloon MCUrlty offered by
Fannie Mae. The t>Mka' lnYMtmenta
twm la only MYert Y9'1· tn .addition to
the relattvety lhort-twm final maturtty.
the MCUttty yteld e)f.()Mda that for
ftv.~ U.S . Treasury bOndl and
corporate bond•. Sehadl Mkt.
The home buyer beMftta by rec.tv-
tng terms for a 30-yMr. fixed-rate
mortgage, at an lnt.,..t ret• eNghtty
lower than the market rate. At the end
of the aeven-year period, when the
banks' Investment matures. the buyer
has the option to keep ttMt loan.
converting the lntetest rate to the
market ra1e ottered at that time.
Sahadl predicted that Involvement
by commercial banks In rMldential
'Tlortgage finance wtfl contJnue to
~row. "Commercial banks are where
:he action Is," he said.
percentage points higher than the
prime rate.
Some buyers may want to know
which loan product has the most
favorable tax consequences. Gener-
ally. no partlculer mortgage product
offers superior tax benefits. However.
with a 10 or 15-year mortgage, you'll
have less interest to deduct from your
taxes. since you're paying ott the
principal more quickly.
Mortgage lenders tie their ARM
rates to diHerent Indexes. The Index a
lender uses Is an Important factor that
may mean very different payments
over the years. Cost-of -funds indexes.
which measure the cost of runds for
lenders. are gaining In popularity be-
cause they're generalty less volatile
than many otn.r indexes.
"Lenders may also tie their rates to
one. three. or f1ve--year T-bllls." notes
Jahns. "Whatever Index Is used. It
must be one over which the tender
haa no control."
Jahns says the turnaround time on
mortgage applications varies greatly
among financial institutions. One fac-
tor is the time of year. with spring
being the most active buying season.
In general. a buyer should know within
the first two weeks of submitting the
loan application whether an approval
Is llkefy.
In concluslon. Jahns underscores
the importance for real estate
prtessionals to keep up-to-date on
mortgage options to better help
buyers find tt'le right Instrument. ------------------''--------
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ha..,. cleat1 credit AQt 503 Perl! Avenue home Only $205,000 • • 48Rf38R. $650,000 SPECIALIST t>eac11 M.,y Ellen, Agt
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RANCHO SANT A MARGARITA
WON'T LAST AT '218,900
Charming 3 Bdrm -2Y2 Bath family home. Only
3 V2 years old in a wonderful community. Walk to
sc hool, parks, lake, stores. Enjoy sundec ks, land-
scaping, beautiful view and much more!
CALL KRIS KAPP
BUS: 581-2100 CENTURY 21 RES: 858-0506
BEST BUY IN MISSION VIEJO!
ONLY $212,500
• 3 Bedroom 2. 75 Bath
• Huge corner Lot
(Over 9.000 sq. ft.)
•Large Country Kitchen
•Vaulted Ceilings
• Privacy Galore!
• Berber Carpet
•Family Neighborhood
•Close to M.V. Lake
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KRIS KAPP
Bua: 511-2100
A": 151·0508
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pie P<etd S17001mo. 500
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Beaut. 2-BR, 2 BAOplx. at HatbOf vmage
W/O, refrlg. llardwd Rentat l kJde8 floors End ol c:ut.Qe.sec. nc 2 blks to bCtl Avl 911 No gardening. -t• and lull
pets Sl.200/mo yrty Mn1tCemalnten1111Ce7
213-425-5590 days week.
••llllTY paa NEWPORT CREST 38A "260 Of'F tl1 MOt Meee V•de 28A tllA &ctwlv. llUffl arN, 2124
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bdrm• 2BA. Ht-In $1600 213-~7 Of Frptc. lndry rm. dlw. ale. fao. nl•'*<r. Av! 711 2 ... IA. laroe patio. . ......,. North ~ dbl
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gat. pauo. garden ~ cergerege, hreplaoe. 2 BR. 1 BA north end, ateatpnt. pool Mrt. pc l.AAGE 38R 28A. page. Aw •B. 720-t422 '"*· dllflw...,.,, ~. w/Of)flt. ptt pool, kllch
paint Walk to beeCh ,.,,,.~room. lenc«I ywd, ClOte to beach. Ftple, Incl $2000/rno MS.-2600 lrplc. pyt patio. No P9ta. Npt Hta At-. le '"' dlen. a t.215 -.:Mee pflv .. prof tern. no peta.
S1175Jmo. 972·2079 ptolland~.auto hardwood floor&. -llANW 11095. 720-1565 twnhM ger f/p. 1725 ...... --"85/mo inc. utll xcpt
NEWcustomtwnnm. 2200 1911n1ci.r1.l•undryhook-11,250/mo. 494-7079 * 18A H25.' No P9••' ,,_ ,, ... , phone. S285 sec .
.,. tt, 3BR 38~. ,,...,_, ups and COin-op e11all. SOl/TH l a 28R 2BA B .. utllu,I new B~IC>fd .a.en.~ lg 28A 28A, 842·5722 . • Elegenl 28R 28.4. lrplc. 644-0207 N mets. fWf ... ...-DOGSOK 8gUn 48R 2,,BA, 180 *""' d/W.lgcloeete.euc:oott. . (T14)CIJ3..5088 ----
sundeck,spa CallSl'lella, hOuse. Walk to bMctl mtn, c:Oy ltQhta. GaMd Mii ti.leony, and Oaf, ONLY TWO MtlES TO BLUFFS 2 rma.. prt ba. 7~0t 6«· 1600 Facllihes lneluO. pools, Flreptace, deck. d/w, comm pool' t..Wa. ger-1125 NO PETS 840-2~ BEACH! w.-to lhopel ~ HEIGHTS 18A MW1y dee.. wld, gar
NEWER pluSh 3BR 2'..+BA. ape,"'""' emir. s 1075/mo 'Iffy. 813-4785 0ener.' 12900 M4-a0s7 .,,....___ ::: 28A ...... 1BR 1BA ... ..,dclMea. Apt. 1475/mo+ cs.poalt. W/OfKlr, ptl pool, kltch
... i...~~----..._., .,, .. _. •• ,...,;, n2·....... CetJM>rt, pool. no peta. prtv prof tern no'*' ~ trple, lam rm. wet bar . ...uunvvN.sand ._,, 2l69 SUMMER-MONTHLY ...-.1n ,gMtoe*· _,mo. -· 1414114 SsaS/mo Inc. 'util llq>t
2-car gar Walle to~ VOlleyball.playgtound. lBR 1BA.gar. 120~36th Ing. dtw, petlo, ~ .... llllW/... NEWPO,.. HTS. ,........ phone $285 sec & beach $1900/mo. 711 •EXCLUSIV£ GUAAO'* St. 1850/mo. Avt thN USO NO PETS ~495 .. __ • •• • "' ·--·7 M4-0207 111 ~ Hellolr()C)e 6•6-2087 Call1odey t0t*PPC>lnlmenl •GATED COMMUNITY* 9/3l Oya 2t3/596-4770 .... painted, upper 18R. mea. __
RemodeleO 3 BR-:2 BA ... ..,. ~I wknd 714/581-44" •lllTWI• 18A •llOft & b*ony. No laundrytvar. ldMI tor , CdM Fem 2 BA. 2 8A up-
H v Hills Great y111dl Ulm YIU.All 2 & 38R 2BA Apt-. 1rp1c 18R NOie. te40tmo lnQ f*S '"5/mo. 2151 P• per90n, no f*S, s7oo. Slelrs apt. Deck. lrple,
Avail now S2.8001mo 2500 Merrlm.c Way _,bat mlcto Wlhrlesry; 11111111111'1&. Qel. -••· encl gerage cffic Aw. S.. Mot a 850-4t45. carport $500/mo· ''t 519.755.9329 CoS11 Mesa, CA 92626 nkups, eentrai air, 2 car 1BR 18A, t\lrn. 208 S.ttl St 548-7854 2323 Elden 8-101. 8SS--OM5 Newport Stlra. '19.c:lous utll 780·8185
gar w/w1ra storage All ~ 83 1~-•IPll•ll• nf N'lll,111111-IBR 18Aw/pllg. '19Pt lo CdM Mt(2BR 28"'frp6C,
(OSU ~ 2124 (11•)1•1 eUf mainteNll'ICe Incl SOtry, V9fMlllM. quteC. Studtc BR 1111 lff 28A. '9dec. w.,,_/rJrfs beech. $800 1>41r/mo. pailo, laundry tac .. poot
• -- --No s>et• a...4-osoe eonoo. Pool ac>a. uuna. '* vpa srn a...2-o.ea 1 W-6431 · a b4'!1 10 t>Mct1 '41s1mo ·~· E=~~n~:':~~= $1950. BAYSHORES 381 gym, ou-d'. $750/mo. l!_~~~--!BR HUA Stue!IO E.~ ...__..unit la&"llllllllU ~ ~~9~ Avail 7!1 tmmac 28A IBA, vaulted hie up S 11751mo .. dee> 28•. pvt Qal9-9Uatded Aetrlg. Patio. M6-21M7 t.,_.,.....,,..., Laundry ""· P'f'I · luded• -b:;,tlf j J"511 •Y
cetlings. sngt garage. Nosmklpets.We1r/grdnr comm Wall! to bNchea ~Ito, all built-In gar= gar~ 1550,,! JllllJmfMJ COSTA Mesa New exec
$800/mo 675·8427 pes. 122-1661. 548-!745 :.~2~:.~1~et,.~ 25'~11 Thunn Incl utit'. n11. ~9240 ....... llBZiliil nome. ,_.., 1ocatton•
2 & 38R, 2'-tBA cOndos. E/llde lwnhM 28R 2'~8A, ----•--· TSl MGMf 832-2232 WESTBAY APTS *2 & 3 Bedfoome Fireplace bath. w/d E'llCle FrplC. lndry Ilk dbl allc;ti gar w/opnr, l/p, •WATERFRONT wl80AT -__ _ _ ---S200 OFF MOVE-INll •Untvrnl9hed S4751mo * S4S.533S
up1. mterowavea. MC, beam ce1ts w/d hllups SLIP 0octc & Oecl( 28A llland 2606 *Clean. quiet, lg 2BR ~ No ,.._1 •Ctoeie to bMCtl ElOERLY LADY seeka
suble<r parking S1150 4 S l085 • 5600 sec 2 P«· 28A 1 b1k 10 bMct1 New 18A. lo cie>Mts. d/W, new 1 Bed~· M70 •Ft• llt.cALl TODA YI compatW<JnShlp of sarn.
up, Gall«••. 646-4472 sons No pets 650-1798 carpet & paint. lg Uv rm 111 tm IUIYYf crpt. venlcals. end p . 28d ''~Ba $795 v1• I •1m1LS 10 stwe 2BR Coat• Mesa 2 8A. 1 8A detacMd --w/frp tc. all bit-Ins+ Lg 1111new28R t...aA. F~. $750 NO PETS~~ 22~~anguard 640-M2e ...... 14>1 Call 78&-8183
house wipmllO/. East· 9Ul. NI IHIUlU P81'11ngl2500tmolncJutt, ca111ce11. tmctidr11ock:k, •MOV£4N BONUS!• 171-4112 T w Nws>t Hgt 3BR siOa Lndry garage pou 28R houM In quiet neiQh-'Iffy Isa. OPN S•11Sun tC).5 d/w, Wld . 0., $1400 yr1y Spacious l bright 28R 2 ~B~ condo ltl)tc: a Id
S7751mo E11es 631-2516 bot'hood on the Eastslde ~~8~~~4 837-8547 or 49IM321_ 11111 t>atha, bltint, no i>9ta. tM1t. •am 2640 Specloua 2BR1 1BA. $400 , '"lvtilt ~i/' ·ci
2BR 1BA Tnlls. washldry, Cat 01( S750lrno. Cati ~· -YRLY large unfutn. 18R 1850/mo.Pam,546-5880 DELUXETrtlevel38R.IOft. prlvpallO. wun./dt'/l'f. 180-2S63E.,.t&42·3~7
carpQrt, luds OK. no~·· 646-4902 11t28R 2BA. ttptc;, d/W, 2 ac>I ovw gar Stow. frig. ..\NwPT HGTS ., ... 28R 2'A8A, Roman tub. 2 llp, walk lo bMdl I 1.050. ~ ,-OI *" .,..
$780 84~7801 LARGE ,,..;.y remodl48R cat gar, $1095tmo utlhllel ind No P4ttl 2BA, f/p, gar, qcMI 24001f Nr Hunt HarbOur 1175--5205. Ing °'Pf IO r
2BR 2B~ CONDO, eoo 2· 28A. 2 car oar ' nr So. •38A 28A. Iota of up.. $850/rno. 673-4878 duplex. lndry rm. no pet• S1•95. (213) 8'J0.9513 VERSAfllES ~wt =h~~mo~
Coast Plaza & schOOls ¥~;~~~ S 1295 Agt ---Avt now S99S 720-16e5 28R 28A. 2 blocti to ~ atcow, walk to urns Call 642· 1255 ~~~~~on$°';1f~~ $1450 722-9521 Mboi f'~ 211J7 •SPACIOUS 18DRM* bHch 415 t9th St. bch. Alll llC>C>tll 7/S, M95 --
972-2079 LG 1BR 1BA Carpets, ............. ..---·----Vaulted cerltng. new IP-apt.•D. S800tmo. No I mo ... No'*' TAW LUXMonatctt9ctltwnllm, ,.aa..wu •-•-... .._._ -ua,..._ car..-d.-pet. Cell 697-nt&/ewe AQt N>IM6'4·721' ~ ""· walll 10 bch •38A 2' BA 1 h drapes,d/w,dlspoll,,_ _..,_.._,_ S1250/mo~ .,., .......... .... ... _._. 5"• -•11u~ --'---pvt be, uttl. lndry, litres ,. own ouse. pnt $600/mo No pets. Apt1-Condos-House1 ,., BlK TO BEACH. Really pootalde toc:atlon. •0 • ... 0 '""""',. 'W£8TCLIFI' 2 BR. 2 BA. Non·smk "'Of 661·8277 :~o u~ ~:,~:· s';~~cS 716C Shalimar 852-9966 "Let ut do the tlunllng" Sharp! Serb« c:wpell, 8*ony, Pflvale & ~t. large llflQle apl wlfrpac & Pool, d/w. retrig. tr~. _ .!''
mo NO PETS 722·8011 LG rnodefn 2 ~2 condo. C1ll UTlll mini blinds, etc Avall ltn· $650 & Up 722·7195 beamed cellinga, w.,,_ OIM1 & MCure $900/mo My cat & 1 wfH IN furn
dbl balcony W/O &Jll-IJll medtalllly1 495--0589 WEST8AY APAATMEHTS & dryer, refng, gerage. 1128 Ru11end 64&-34179 48fV38A lu• 8acJI Bay '*3BR 28A nouse tg yard pool or ~atetlatls ' Bak_; _. --- -S200 OF' MOVE-INI $550/mo 875-9380 -ttlhm •135' n/smkr LldV
F'ruu trees St350tmo /Beai $1150 837-3708 ******** Corona def MM 2622 Feeturtno pool. •Pa. Mlle.... POOi. aoa. tennis, MC, IPe op11on Pets olt -loMd Ing gar, AIC. yard We're Dy1E~e 720 170<! Bllr LA AGE llOuM. Eblside * mAI 1111 _, * t ,.., BU<S to oceen. Charm pal~ ene No ~ lMIUfta IHc:h 2648 neat/clean with humor
2BA 2BA. l1replac•. gar-•2Br 28-, $&2.5. Gat, In~ 1BR. gar, lndry rm, atov., 1 :.l;oom Stt5 =a:=T IOOflll 2706 $500 • aso-e5S3 *38R Townllse Nawporl age S! 150/mo. Call 9'de lndry. Agt, 998-3195 refrlg,carpetlng. NOpeta 28drm t•t.Ba $780 1 8LI( from t>Mch. oce.rt 1 Ml 10 t>Mdl, H8. Pv1 N9 ~onl twnhm on ~Po~ i~ab:Y~~rup~·osr:;~ Kathleen. 650-6351 --1petlOO.1795/rno •MC 825 c.n1et St 642-1424 ~•~•!'!.,_to ~~ balat11r. extra trg upatra watet blk to bcti 3BA ---d89 f yr IN Avail 715 St......, _.,.,/mo, ....,., M... k .... 322·A Ogle 647 · 7540 NEW EASTSl0£ 2BR 28A, • 11 ftl&fl. Call 640-2788 · --WESTFIELD APTS-<M(>. tBR $800/mo, $400 rm non-~ r Pf., 2'~BA. MC. Ip, wtd, p1110
•EASTSIDE 3Br 281 upsta1r1 unit, 1 car •••• ,~ , S2000FFMOVE-IN! aep.Utilpald.497-4581 $4951ndutll.1&2-4 f63 ptkng$517Jmo6'5-3931
house (21st & Marian 11 nc 1019 d g" • g • 38R 28A Main 11ou ... .,.t. lBR UPPER oldet unit Sofry, No pet1 FEMALE NON SMOKER. 1 NB/CdM. Young Pf Of Mlf'
W•vl Gar. wld hit up No s995tmo 722~58_2__ 11t'1 .iud4o wlbatll In Flreplace. deck, new 2Bd1m 1' •Ba S77S Child OK Co9ta MMe non-amkr t11r ci..n, neat
pets $1150 979-1517 North CM all returt> 38R r.., Greuy yard CM/;),9• 505 Carnation 28drm 28-S800 .. .., 2669 Call 631-9011 eh• llpm. qylel 38R tlC)I 1415/mo
!'·BA ll .. Frpl, tncd yd. 11800/mo S7 Simo_ * l3:M 162 398 W W•19o!!. 631·55!;! Hr SC Ptu in'bMU1lful lg incl water/gas 759--045!1
3BR 38A Twnhs. 2 Cir gar. :~:o.:b~ '~ 6:'9'$o;; _. ...... , 2BR lBA GARAGE APT. 12IO IFFI ..... -ans home/furn Shr t>eth. NB. M/F non tmkrpfol
full appliance pkg pa110. _ lll 1•(111111) ~~~=u•Jutys:eo~~~~ * ALAMOANA APTS * •MTllllT ... * w/d, Po04. IP*. $400/rnoj M11r Ddrm wl8A. pool,
pool/spa $1 •50/mo Nr OCC 1 St~ condo-ell ..... .,.. IS73-456S or 851•7170 1 4 28A, tBA, DIW. EXClUSM BEACH t-dep. 656-1737 I lndry. prllinQ. avaw 711
Call Jacqutt 5~1 140 new 2BR 1'1i8A. 2 car 11· beautiful pool.,.., large OOMMUMTY ON8AY. Fum rtn/Nltldb!t 1450• det>-'46-5437
tactt.<S garage. dlw, pool. ~ .Jlj.A.V 28R 18A Apt. frplc, OIW, rec room & laundry room. 28A 28A + den. -..Utlf\JI mot>Ne llorM, !)004/prl(ngl HB. m/I to.._.. new apt
3BR 3BA Twnhs. 2 car g.at. s975i mo Lyn S40-3M6 ~ ~I View. 2 PMklno ~. cloM to ~ & tkitM. bay vll'WI Micro, dlw, klle/~11 .. 1450. Cel Lg BA anc:t pf11t bath,
lull appltanCi,t pkg . pello, TRILEVEL EASTSIDE ~t~'rX'lJf l~·x ·11 $1200 ~3 ~~R~(::: dee>. S585if:,7!f.":H.on llreplaoe, trUll ~· btwn 2:~ f7Ut00 ~~o·'!!!o.bNctt2"" $425 pool/spa, S 1.400/mo towrmome. avarl Juty 15. ........ ... -,.
Catt Jacques 556-1 140 3BR 38A. 2 atlc:h gar ~~TORS• Letlle, M0-888S fl&.~ N9 ,..;-Hoeg Hotf> Male
II~ llOIES ~·tmlcr 233 16111 Pt. '*UY /llTY Ult fl 38R 2BA dup6u, gar.. 722-9012 or 832-2232 non-amkr 10 shat• spttty
• S1350 • 19C 835--0705 8Nut38t 2'MtalC)llw/llU lrplc, W/O, upttalra. mo-~~ I . _ ept wtth pvt Bf/beth
....... A 8 ------, ....... , ...... 5 .. 11.A • mo. 11soo1mo 548-4598 •Big. e..ut. ~ 1eR ........ , • • .... 279 " .,.,...,oorn, 3 •th, Hunt. Bfac:h 2140 '""""' mo_.. ~ 8Qf aftet 89m & wknda alt dey Gr•t E/9'09 tocl ~ry. .... ... mo uhl ...........,
Poot1Spa S 16751mo 1itCltFF DRIVE. OCEAN & ----- -880, patio, Q9', cable avt NEW eontempo decor
3 D--'room 2 8•tll 28R lBA HOUSE, 2-<ar BAY VIEW. Charming 1 Spac:lou• 28R H~BA $645 NO pet• 631-8427 N.8 condo, penlllOuM .,.,,,. garage. wl d hk up Sdfm~ Lott 1''\ BA houM twnl'lme. Clo• lo beach ---~ view Pool spa Family Am 11200/mo $975/mo 714-810-3232 Sl200/mo •831-6359 & lhopping. 1950/mo Eaatllde 2BA tBA. lrple, fUm/unllKn • p,., Namlc; day, 9113-4284...,. _ __ 900 S.. l-8«·281 t ~ cefft. aml yard. .., 722 1110 Call PETER SelKt Better --Exctualve Bluffl area. -... --$&10 t seoe> eeoc 2 pet· av now. •
Homes & Gardens J BR 2BA houM. 2-<;at 08'· TOWT'll'\otNt Laroe 3 BR. Costl Mft1 2624 aon1. no SHtll 1150-1798 NEWPOATIBAVvlEW CT Cl1•)711-lt00 age. yard L• Cuesta 2•, BA. large palloa. eoncso. rm, P'/t e. p004
Vrlla I 1100/mo Call S 1,500/mo Like n-. t MONTH FREE RENT l&1T91 spa. Prof nlttnkr. MOO • BRANO NEW• Miclcey, Bkr, 960-1980 •837 Amlgot Way• Lo 2BR 18A. walk to .... .., •,; u1ila. l\I MtO ~535
E'Stde 3 BR ~ , BA MBA 3 BR. 2 8A • bonul & din-644-AS2 "'°"' 2 Ml 10 Dehl 1750 2BR 18A, "" .. back yard. Hewp«t 9Mctl. rn/t, 25 10
'"''"' rm & deck Cntry ann rms gar relr"' wld H bf V Hm 4 BR 2-... mo. Avl 711 772~5 Gu W/D hkUl>9 $750 NO .... mat·-a..-.......... ......... kit lrptc; 2-c att gar "• • "'' · 81 U • • ..,., • ., p ~ .... ,_...._.,... s 1,90 675.6992 stcwe Newly relutb Lg flmlly tm vu Nu ~ 1200 Off MOV£-IN pets $45-t. ••• 1 An 4 M nlltMr n/dfugt, 1420 •
y&i'd. $1,200 676-93e0 Comm. 1enn11. pool 2BR 1BA •IOaf, bltlr'I. Ul1'lm dee> S545 llelf btoCJI to
HC. FIEE arm 12. 100/mo. 75M7S2 tncd J! 1t11/petlo. Wit pO. bMcl\, Qaf, 723-5075
Former model lu1tuty lrvfnf 21 44 .LIOOISLE 8AYFRONT c:7~~·~·5:us IBR 1~~. Loft Nfwpot1-North 1Wnhtn l\lrnllme, OW! t.tOO sll, 2 GREENTREE 38R. 28A Charm"1Q f\dn 38R 38A ----ti~ 2:8R 2'.;8" pool Jee W/O
Mslrs, sec bldg. Po04 & HM, 2 car gar New crpt, llOmt SJ750/mo yrty IM. 18R DUPLEX •l1tove, bdrmU,.::. CfPbr C nOf\·trnkt ~ ntpelt
spa, lrptc & view! $1300 no~·· LM. $1,225/mo S6000tmo Summer A.nt. llOftge.,.. ,.._paint ll:stmo •:lo dep.•NO Moo \ltlllpeld 790-3047 mo T<Kelli Rt1y S48-9948 Call oollect 818-346-0440 em Grundy Ally 875-81111 & ~pet. CIOM to all. ~a. 842•2atl ----
Ouplex 3 BR. 2 BA Frplc, RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN LSEIOPT WalktObMch. $8l&lmo. * 650-75.at £'SIDE 2~8A~ Ill 111
dbl garage w/opnr VILl.A,2BA .. den,2'h8a, 38' 28-bMctl concso. ......... atreet NEW pelnt erpt LID
gatdnt, patio $1,250 I 2 cat QW-0-. $1250/mo 14Jndeck, PoOI. 2-ear gar. large !BR 19" •IOI' noor.· Pa11o pvt a.,·
ctep 642-6"55 Bkr 842-3850 642-8759, 213-456-1039 J5t6/mo .. $600 MC tndry ~m. S7IS. No dog.t: ... "-Ponllbte MIF to
East9'de 3BR 2'A8A 2-Sty TURTLEROCK eHc •Br Newport Shor ... 38,., 1970 ~ ~979 762-1654 Of 786-•224 =::;.:~~ ... ·'::.:.
twn!w)le 2 car gar, frplc. 38-. 23 SIMI' Cr-.cant 2BA, i.roe famly tOOl'l'I, 28A 19" + den._.,.,age, ..._. Yard9 28R upper, w.. ~ ...., ll'tac:etltla
bak:onles, 1mal1 ~ ok MC. NC, 3~ a/:• '*' ytarly, 1>tua your own petlO, w/d, frptc, ""'POrf quiet cul ... No. tncf Ave 1n Na 21-30 yr1 ~~5067't4r.~h~l)Ol'I ~~~~!2. 1~1~': ~2~ $1150 '* ~-L~o, ::;.~:on;o. f~'f:3a :~i1,;.:o A.ell =j;-teo& .
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SELLER ta PACKEDL-·--····-1341,IOOI
And ready 10 move! Gorgeously upgraded • bdrm Fountain Valley
home has sparkllnc pool & spa. family rm, f0tmal dming rm, htice new
country kitchen. custom ollt bay window. sltyllcflt. new stonr deck.
new paint bell bndWOft. new r~ tile root, more! •IN~I
COYER HOME
UNOllTRUCTED OCEAN YIEW1
Coreeous •bdrm J bltti home totllly r~ his 2 l'l'\MSlve ~
suites with be.tmed ceillno. olk cNlr.as. Frendt drs. prtv Olk ' tie
baths! Cllstom IOUCMs 1/0 lndude trench doors. Nrored wall In Ll. 2
frpics-1 stone & I marble. dbl Piiied will o1-.1ots ol ollt. sit~
window seals. comprehenstve fire & security system. etc! For enter-
lllnme-nt. a btfl bonus rm with panoramic view. f)f1vate courtyard. Kol
pond. w1terlall. buW\nc spa. and lap pool Hunt 8c:h ~
lbound' Only S52S.OOO ll~IA
OM QALOMI-E•cltlnc 4 bdrm Parkside £stale In creat
rounlaln Valley &1r~a wllh eacellent FV schools has IOu of
oak 10 hl&hh&hl vaulted floorplan with Ira famll)' rm,
Sk)ll&hl IOC'maf<l1n1nc. I bdrm/I b.th down' Upcraded with
f reoch drs. new u~t. Immaculate landsaplflC' Sl6'9.'IOO'
•IND IJI
MIND PLEASER:
If tn 1ny way we try to Hve to suit others. we
never shall suit them. and the more we try. the
more unreasonable and exacting do they be-
come.
STAR
PIAZA
~ORIGINAL
·HICKORY SMOKE
·KANSAS CITY STYLE
FRESH
FAMILY
PACK
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KRAFT
VINE
RIPE
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"THE LAND OF THE FREE
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REGULAR OA BUN LENGTH
Meat $179 WlenerS1a-oz
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Meat $199 Bologna16-oz
Variety .. c.zs2a9 Pack ...,., ooo ... Cotto '°'$159 Salam I Meat IO/s129 Bologna :..~ A(OUVJI ell' IUN LENOTt4 •..ai*229 Beef Wlener8 ~.··::::.~j ·
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FOSTER FARMS
Turkey
Bologna ...
FO~TER FARMS CHOPPED
~~~ey I ... wz $139
OVEN ROASTED TURKEY BREAST OR
~=~~n ...... I 6-0Z s1 s9
FROZEN
Ground Turt<ey
FROZEN TUl'IKE 't
Breakfast Sausage
Turkey Franks
TUAl<EV
Smoked Sausage
Turkev Ham
TUAt<EV N~TS ()A
Turkev Sticks
2 VARlETIE~
Breast of Turkey
Beef Bologna 4-VAMTIH
Thin Sliced Muta
4-VAlillnlES
Thin Sliced Meat•
Chopped Ham
Ham &Chee ..
Sliced Ham
Honey Ham
Ham Stuka
5MDICLD
Cooked Ham
'"°'$259 Smokle Link• t).()l•293
.~9-,,oz1259 ChMM Wieners
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a.oz*2°2 •·V~DIUJXf. s1n Lunchablea s~
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a.oz *232 l'IEOULAA ell' ICED
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•1oz1115 Meat Bologna
a.oz •211 Cotto Salami •1.oz •111
11-01
13" SMOllEO CHIOIE:H M a.ozS229 Turkey Breast
HILLSHIRE FARM REG OR BEEF
LB s2s9
s2s9 Chicken
Franks
Chicken
Bologna
S~<Jime q.~
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-'·VARIETIES
Chips Ahoy Select
Nllla Wafers
FUOGE COVERED
Oreo Cookies
WHEAT PREMIUM PLUS OA 3-VARIETIES
Premium Saltines . ..M ...
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7 to 10-0Z
REGULAR OR DOUBLE STUFF
OREO
Chocolate
Sandwich Cookies
20-0Z
Cheese Nips Crackers ,.s-0zs1 59
12>ozs279 Party Graham Crackers 12s-ozs1 59
$ 89 REGULAR OR CINNAMON $ 12-oz 1 Graham Crackers 1e-0z 199
3·VARIETIES BITE SIZE •11, , •. ozs279 Honeycomb Crackers ... 1o-0z
•119 2·VARIETIES •159
11 s '° 1e-0z Striped Cookl.. . .......... M. , '° , , s-oz
Hot Links
HILLSHIAE FARM
Chectdarwurst ~ L8
HILLSHIAE FARM BEEF OA CHEESE s2e9 Llt'I Smokies
HILLSHIRE FARM
Lit' I Wieners
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1&-0Z
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Nestea
Iced Tea Mix
3 to 3.3·0Z
Nestea
Instant Tea Mix
lE.RA~.,~O
2-0Z
Hunt'•
Tomato Paste
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"THE LAND OF THE FREE THE HOME OF THE BRA VE"
Kraft Macaroni
&Ch1111
ntree
12-0Z .
... VEGETABLES
-.illi'u::it... • PICTSWEET EXPRESS 6 VARIETIES
414-0Z
Green Giant
Pasta ~~AR
General Miiis
Trix Po s
1211.75-0Z
Twice Baked
Potato
10-0z
1212-0Z
Kern's -I s2os Fields ~· s449 StrawberriesWHOl.E »OZ Pecan Pie ~ · »-OZ
Chun King
Egg Roll 2-VAAETES
• 99¢ Banquet • $569 Fillo , • $189 ,,, Fried Chicken OO-OZ Strudel Dough .-.. ,..,,
•~Vake4~
-.. MIMMk MaiJ I
ORIGINAL, WITH CALCIUM
OR COUNTRY STYLE
~Jr~~~ .... 12-0Z$1 89
ORIGINAL FROZEN
Five Alive
Citrus Drink ... . 12·0Zs1 29
• ~~~ Contadlna
Pasta
' 8-0Z
Joseph Farms
Cheese • '·· ...
3-VARIETIES
' 9·0Z
Regular or Diet
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2·LTA
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Lemon JuiceFROZEN
Regular or Pink
Lemonade ~~~ROZEN
Grapefruit
JuiceFAOZEN
Bacardi
Mixers ~~~~EN
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JELLO BRAND
VAAETY OA CHOCOLATE VANILLA
Pudding
Pops ................... 1211 .75-0Z
• Elgle
CHIPS
4-VARETES
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Minute Maid
Oranae Juice ·
ORIGINAL "(j/ ~y STYLE
96-0Z CHILLED
Best Foods
CHOLESTEROL FREE OR REG $2.03
Light Mayonnaise
1211 8-0Z
Kool· Aid
Cream P9PS
OR l..EMONADEAS
Regular or Diet
Pepsi-Cola
ASSORTED VAAIETES
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SWFT8 3 VARIETIES
Brown'n 81rn
S•u1mge
Una
~11!
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LAAG PITTED t
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6-0Z
Heinz Pickles
.. HAMBURGER DILL SLICES
16-0Z
Disney Shaped
Ice Pops
OR PARADISE POPS
' 1212 5-0Z
t
5.75-0Z
•
16-0Z
Pickle Relish
HEINZ-5 VARIETIES
10-0Z
30-0Z
28-0Z
BR EYER'S
ICE CREAM
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Hunt's Ketchup
PlAST1C BOTTLE
Minute Maid
Fruit Punch
Po~corn f $14
Q11CO.SAN CHEOOAA, SAl. T£D Ca eSOReumR ... . JZM.&-OZ
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&11°lCl8 ................................ 1e..oz S219 Turkey Breast ................................... L8 s3sa
Hamburger or
Ho!A~~~ns . PAPER PLATES
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12-0Z
Potato Chips
Hl-Dri
Towels~tto
LA Y'S 5 V AAIETIES
;~:~~.;•_,ON_.. ~ $129
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Stater Bros. I 79¢
Marshmallows:no ,.oz
.... ooz $195
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16-0Z
Grapes ~C...~IEEIU ..
Onions ~9Ml"f"~--o
Potatoes HEWao>~...nlMVll
RCOAL
Coca-Cola
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REGlA.AR OR OET
ASSORTED VARIETIES
6112-0Z CANS
Reynold's
Foll
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S11grmn's 7-crown
s10!!
RED lMIE1.
Smirnoff
Vodka
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"THE LAND OF THE FREE THE HOME OF THE BRAVE"
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Tea Mix
CANISTER OA INSTANT TEA 3-0Z
Wesson
OIL
unshine
·vl .,
Sugar Wafers
ASSORTED
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12-0Z .
32-0Z
Just Light
Charcoal
COMPARTMENT OR DINNER PLATES
15·CT
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B.B.Q Sauce
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Toastettes
Croutons
7-0Z
Las Palmas
Enchilada Sauce
2-VAA OR RED CHILI SAUCE
Dixie
Pastels Plates
9-INCH
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Marshmallows
JET PUFFED OR MINI
Black Flag
Ant & Roach Killer
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12 to 15.5-0Z
Wizard
Charcoal Lighter
32-0Z
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Pickles
32-0Z
12.5-0Z
Hunt's
Spaghetti Sauce
5-VARIETIES
27.5-0Z
Starldst
Solid White Tuna
tN WATER
12.5-0Z
Dixie Superware
Plates
10.25/INCH
6/12·0Z
Kellogg's ~ • s309 Hefty Foam I $139 Perfection • 79 Frosted Fla es »<>• Plates:;;;·,::-'" . . ~ Spaghetti ~"BOW _. ,.,,, ¢
Stater Bros.
Napklns ,~y
Hamburger or I 69¢
Hot Dog Buns ~YWC ..-AOC
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Spray Oil ......
Suntan
Lotion :;,;~OllSPf 2 ...
Sunscreen
Lotion SPf. ...... . ........ .
Sunscreen
LotionSPf .............. ..
Sunblock
LotionSPF25 ......... .
FREEMAN
Papaya Shampoo,
16-0Z
Spritz Or
8-0Z
· 3-Minute Treatment
8-0Z
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Mennen
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PAE-ELECTRIC
Skin Bracer H-OZ s1 es
Bl.ANK T • 120 VHS
Kodak
Video
cassette
Tape
$39!
Curity
PlA81lC 314"
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1 11 0/
L'OR~AL
Studio
....--.Mega Spritz or
L~ Pumping Curls
$ 59
6.5 to 8-0Z
t~.~~~GOlOCREST •s499 --··-Ibuprofen 1c»er
10, (S COLD ..... , . CREST GOLD CREST TIME RELEASE
. ' Cold
COLD CAPS Capsules
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PHILLIP'S
Miik
Of
Magnesia
· s329
11-0l
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1C>CT s139
4 VAAIETlES
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• 9
• Styling Gel (a-oz)
• Styling Mousse
• Shampoo<15.6~~z)
• Conditioner<1s-oz) . ..
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Gerber
·.:-.. ·
SPf 4 LOTION I .:::::-
t-----\_ Tropical Il l Deluxe · G~tee
I Mink
Difference
Hair Spray $26,!
Orange
SPf-6
Cream
White
Toni
Pennanent ·· ~ . ~
Right
Guard . . . Mr. Coffee
Coffee Filters
rant or
. • nti-Perspirant .
~ $ 99 .· s1!! =--1 .... .,,, .
1 2 3 4
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"THE LAND OF THE FREE THE HOME OF THE BRA VE"
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Ke abler
Tato Skins
6.5 to 8-0Z
Kingsford Matchllght
Charcoal
Kingsford
Charcoal Lighter
32-0Z
f DURACELi!
l
ALKALINE
Size C Batteries
ALKALINE
Size D Batteries
ALKALINE
Size AA Batteries
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53 89
4-CT s3s9
8-CT
s449
40, 60, 75. 100 WATI
GE
Soft White
Light
Bulbs
4-PACK
Stater Savera •••
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Stater Bros.
Danish
Pepperldge Farms
Goldfish
5-VAR OR 3-VAR SN.ACK STICKS
5.5 to 7-0Z
Schweppes
Mixers
SPF 4
Dark Tanning5S29 Lotion a.oz
SUNSCREEN SPF 4
Dark Tanning5739 011 . . 8-0Z
Dark Tanning ss29 Oil 8-0Z
GE
Soft White
3-Way Bulb
3011 ()() Of 501150
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60 or 100 WAn
GE
Bug Light
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Regular or Diet
Coca Cola
Regular or Diet
RC Cola
OR SUNKIST 19 .
6112-0Z
Com padres
Tortilla Chips • -
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12 IO 1&-0Z
GERBER
DECORATOR
S-OZ. & 9-0Z saES
NUK OATHO-EXERCISEA
Pacifier .
GERBER
Disposable
-___.;::::;~ Bottle Liners s2s9
80-CT
. ·~ DrScholls -WOMEN OR MEN'S SIZES
At Stater Bros. Vali1c l11cludes Service!
CALIFORNIA
LOTTERY TICKETS
AVAL6 •' AT AU. STATER BA08. MARKETS
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