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The best laid pl:tns of mice and
newspaper editors ... Whale 11 may seem
at limes as 1f the Ora•1e Coast Qally
Pilot is thrown together at the last
minute because of the piping hot news
we serve, putting out a daily paper
actually takes a lot of planning ...
Reporters stan the mornana with a
fresh cup of cofTcc and a full menu of
leads to stories ... The managing editor
rolls in about tO and stans rolling out
assignments ... News. society. sports
and entertainment editors arrive in the
early afternoon and start cranking out
pages ... And vanous editors meet an
the mid-afternoon to decide which
local stories " 111 go where in the paper
... Around 4:30. everyone has a pretty
good idea what the next day's paper
looks Mee. Well, usually the} do .~on
Tuesda)'. the Balboa Bay Club fire and
Ario Smith's dwindling lead over Dan
Lungren an the state attorney acneral's
nt« broke that evenana ... Three stones
prev1ousl) slated for I got bumped
inside ... The color photo on A I was
scrubbed in favor of a black-and-white
fire picturt ... And when the dust
finally settled. readen woke up t~ quit~
11 ncW!y papc~rwcdncsday morning ...
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1~ar cqualucr. ··
Paxton Qu1glc), who 1s mounting a
ooe-woman crusade to get American
women to arm themselves (Al ).
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features a vancty of C\'t'nts on the
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Thursday, November 15, 1990 25 cents
Paxton Quigley
Students
honor
teacher
By Robert Baft(er
OrMge eo.t o.ity Plot
FOUNTAIN V.\LLEY -The flag
dipped at half mast and children and
te2chers shared tears at Tamura
ElcmcnW) School over tM death of
popular second srade teacher Karolyn
(Kay) Barrett, who was lulled Monday
with her husband and two olhcnnen in
an Aspen. Colo .. plane crash.
Stunned schoolchildren. who trooped
happily into class Tuesday only to find
the) never "ould see their teacher.
again. poured out their gncf 1n letters
and pictures.
.. You were the best teacher I loved in
the world.'' one: of her pupils· wrote. ...
am Cr)1ng for )Ou:·
··1f she was hcrr." wrote another ... I
would give her a hug and u kiss. he was
nice to me."
Another said. "I rcall)' love Mrs.
Barrett. Sh' was the best teacher in the
world. She was funny. she was good to
people."
··she was like a mother to me." said
another.
Education ps)cholog1st Ann
Holmberg urged the children to eKpress
their fcthngs on paper to deal with their
grief. She wd she was brought to tears
by some of the stra11tu-from-the-hean
S(nt1ments.
Putting thoughts down on paper
through pictures and wnt1ng 1s "a
powerful technique" to eaS( heartbreak
in children. Holmberg s~ud . "It has a
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Gun advocate urges women to buy guns, be ready to shoo t to kill
By AuM Loar
Orenoe COMC ~ Pilot
COSTA MESA -Paxton QuiaJey -a
pttite. blue~yed beauty who turns men·s
heads as she walks-by has a few ~imple
words ofadvice for the women-of America
-buy a gun.
QuiaJcy, au·thor of "Armed and Female," carried ncr pro-gun crusade to the
Domestic Vioknce Awareness Conference
at Orange Coast College Wednesday. tell-
ina the audience that women art too often
seen as easy targets by rapists.
••hc)pk stt women as physically weak
and unable to figh t." Quigley said. "A gun
is the put· equalizer."
A card-Carrying member of the National
Rifle Association. Q uigley is a bom-ap1n.
pro-gun promoter. As a staffer for Robcn
K~nnedy during h1~ 1968 presidential cam-
paign. she was stunned by bis aJSUSination
and co-founded the first anti-sun Political
action committct 1n the wake of his death.
"I w s. ~h AIL{ffiQ}k>nUh!'!I for me.
I felt that 1 f there were strictcr gun laws. we
wQuld have less crime and there wouldn't
have bttn an assassination."
But 1n 1986. after bc1n1 called 1n the
middle of the night by a close friend who
was brutally raped an her home by an
intruder. Qu1glc~ said she had a change of
hean. Shortl) after her friend was raped.
she read a newspaper account of another
woman who thwaned an attempted rape.
The woman was able to tum the suspect
over to police ~ she held him at bay
with her gun (Jl
"During the man's trial it caint out that
he had raped five other women," Quitley
said. "I thouaht. who would I want to'be
-my gJrlf riend, or that other woman? I
said to myself. I need a sun."
Quigley lef\ a successful Beverly Hills
pubJic relations career to become one of
the nation's most visible female 1un ex-
perts. The mother of two, with a mUltt's
dear« in anthropoloSY from t~ Univer-
sity of Chicago. QuiaJcy has appeared on
radio and telev1s1on shows lhrou&b<>ut the
country encouraging women to bear arms,
but onl) 1f they art prepared to !hoot to
kill. ··tf a wo man doesn't think she could
shoot an assailant. she shouldn't have a
gun. bccau5t' the assailant will sense her
un«rtamt) ·· ·
For t>camner$, Qu1g)ey recommends a
.3S<ahber SJ)CC'1al rtvolvcr with~ three or ·
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TollrOad
oppositiOn -------ii"! stiffens
By Karen Auge • ~ .. Coesl Deity PltOt
LAGUNA HILLS Mo~ than 300
residents packed a high school aud1tonum
Wedncsda)' maht to vote:e suppon. cu.nos.i-
t) and. 1n most cases. opposnion to a toll
road that •~ proposed to snake tbrouah
their neighborhoods.
"This road should ha"e been named the
San Joaquin Hills RaiJroad Job because IJ
C"Cnaanly 1s being rammed down a lot of
people's throats.'' Leauna Beach en-
''1ronmcntal activist Beth lttds told mem-
bers oft~ Transporuuon Corridors Aaen·
C) staff.
At Lttds' ~quest. some thrtt-quanen of
the crowd in the Laauna Hills High School ;
auditorium raised their hands to show
their oppos111on to the proposed San Joa-
quin Hills Transpon.atton Comdor, one of
a tno of toll roads proposed to lx built an
Orange County 1n the next decade.
The San Joaquin Hills plan's l 7.5-milc
toll road 1s projected to -~ bctwecn
70.000 and 110.000 can per day along W1th
a pnce taa of S667 million. The cost to
motonsts usina the roadway 1s estimated at
I ~ ('(nts per mile.
The six-lane rOlldway would link New-
port Beach and San Juan ~pastrano. pass--
mt through Lquna Hills. Laguna Can)'on
and south lrvme along t~ way.
Much of the aud1enct at Wednesday's
prcstntauon ~cre resident~ of Laguna
Beach whcrt oppo 1t100 to the comdor
has been 1ntcn~ and un)e1lding..
L• Pl!ynel~.,. Coel1 Delly Piiot Before the mect1 na. nearly a dozen mem-
Whlle students and faculty watched, the flag at Tamura Elementary School bers of Lquna Beach-based environmentaJ
In Fountain Valley was lowered to hatf mut In honor of teacher Karolyn grousx picket~ outside the auditonum.
Barrett, killed In plane crash Monday with ~ husba~d and two others. But oppc.l\it1on \\as voi<;cd by residents __ ..... 1 from otht"r c1t1es as well. mclud1na one
from a' far awn' as Fulltnon.
Newport gets · tougher to drive Tom Rog<'"' of n Juan Capistrano~ a
formt"r rancht'r "ho said l)e once ran cattle
on the "t<' of tM proposed roadway,
cha~t15cd count\-leaders' claims that the
comdor rout~ arc the product of numCT-
ous puhhc m«tina.s. "What (county uptt-
' •'><>r Thoma Rile)) foraot to SI) was that
mo t of us ..,.,ho attended those .mtttinp
"'ert o pposed to an) routcs at all."
COST MESA -Northbound Newport
Boulevard will be reduced from thrtt lanes
to-one lane t>ct1nning today between 19th
and l:?nd streets. Caltrans offic1als said.
The traffic restncuon. to make way for
construction or the Costa Mesa Frttway
~s.on 1s cxpc:ctcd to last until Ma) or
June 1991. Cahrans spokcswoman anan
Hofstad said.
"There's ,a sewer hne that crosses the
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freeway that has to be. relocateJ in order for
the work to proettd. ·· Hofstad said.
"That's the ~ason for the lane clo ures ..
he said Caltrans officials are aware that
the lanc closures will inronven1en« local
motorist
"But tbc 'ob ha to ~ do!"e. and this way
-.e·11 ha\'c it romp ct in time for sum-
mer. when traffic 1s hca' 1cst.'" he said.
Local· businC$S owncn $1) they're con-
ceren~ about the lane clo\u ~ Traffic has
already been restncted on the southbound
side of Newport. But Kof ad said peo ple
who need to act to bus1ncsscs along nonh-
bound Newport Boulc,ard "'II be ahlc to.
"'" the sin&le open lane. Air other tratT.c will be d1f'\.'Ct<'d 10 use a
!,ietour to Harbor Boulc,ard and back to
Newport 8oule"ard '11a Vcctona trtel. he
said
But thert wa!l o ~mattcnna of suppon for
th<' toll roadi. Milto n ~danM>n. a retn'Cd
eng1n~r II\ mg in Lei urc World~ likened
tran portat1on routes to the human
circulatory ~)' tem When pan of the s~ inn TS btOCkcd by consestt • nt)>' __ ...
roads arc no". blockqcs rc$Ult that can
lead to heart failure. he Yid.
Neighbors complain about youth sports noises ·
By lrll Y()t(oi
0r'"91 COM! o.itr Hot
NEWPORT 8 C'H -The noise aener·
atcd b> )Outh ports are apparently takana
the fun out of the a ti vi tics for neaahborina
re 1dents.
The City Council on Tuesday heard two
differtnt sets1of ~1dcnlS complain about
the level of noise acnerated by )'OUt pon)'-
-Junior 11-Amencan footbell 1n one
ca . water polo 1n another -pla~ 11
nearb> 11thools or park
In both <'I homt0wncn complained
the noise' from rtfertt ~ha t~ ind cro'll'd
ct.ctn hu Mromt un~arabk and a cd
the cit' 10 rtlMatc the 1Ct1v1ty. hmit tts
h_oon or make U'UC1\lt'll chatwtl at the
1tn to l~SC>n tht" no1te. ,
And in hoth ca~s. the council refrained
from tak•OI any 1 t1o n to halt the ac-
tivities. prompting one ~1dcnt to threaten
to file a lawsuit
1Aty one resident 1n the Eastbluff com·
munlly 11f'Cd a peuuon sa)'ing they art
bothered by the no1st from the water polo
pmn and practices at the Marian
Bcreeton quatlc Center at ("orona dcl
Mar High hool
The rntdcnt asked the: my to fithe-r
rcstrin ute of the pool or makt t0mt
stnl(tu'91 modifkauon The new m1ltion·
dollar PoOf was built •1'h 1n •n lick
~t tO EascbtUff On~. Cllni .. I
''boM .. or ··amphidleatet" ~ that
~Aft uw noitt hm ....-. tM ,.. *""•kt.
"The way 1t wa ronstructtd htrrall
d1rttt the noise to us." 11td Larn Robert
whose home 1s on Araha Strttt. rouahl)
I 00 yard from the pool.
A c1ty·h1rcd consultant concluded bar·
nen. built bttwtcn the pool and h<>m~
would help cushion the noise. but rn1dents
claim the tudy •as fault). 1nC'C no1 t"t
""'t\Tn't taktn dunna pmn.
C'it) Man..-r Robert W)'nn ~id the
NC'Wpe>rt·Mna Unaftcd hool Oistnct.
..t.Ki\ ha main aulhoruy O\-tr the Po(>I.
hi btto r:npon11vc to the compla1nlS and
aftady (Oft'8iCUd 1nothtr ~nd spcciaJ1 t
who well 1...,. 1 ROeW monuonna sysatm
et IM pool. Noitc lnU will be l"Oftd~
.... IMda and Int rcwlts will be
re ...... to the 4'Wnctl, he taid .
'" •'-fMlnUmr. the rouncil d«ti~ tn
halt the water polo activity and ahO..,...
" 11 h the e ll y' Parks. Bcact"°s and as.
rcat1on Comm1s ion tl\at Junior Al A 11r
can footbaU pm,cs shouJd c:ontin.C •
Bonita Crttk Pan:. •
Dan Rabun. a Newpon Nonla -....
o"ner thrtatrncd T~) to lie ...
atain l the Cit) (or al)o.-i ....... ~lie allil
a publt nu1 n to conlln'8t It .....
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Local News Brie1~-:
IRVINE -UCI oftkiall .-id Wednnda"-~ .. a • S2S8.000 feClml put to de~ ..,...... ,_, .. dnla
babies .. thrive in the datlroom. ·
"Such child"'1! will not .ayplcally 11.eceed in ttllditional
-classrooms," uid Joan BiueU. the UCI ~ cnetnber who will
h d up the propam.
·•Our pro&ram will tttve as a national model to help educators.
• particularly in elemeftwy ICboola. identify thele children and
address their needs. she said ... We will allo develop e4ucational
, materials aimed at prevention of the Pf'Oblem ...
Research involvina babies born to mothers who used cocaine
during prqnancy shows that .. dN& babies" interact poorly wilb
adults and other childttn, ~ prone lO emotional disturt.nccs apd .
poor concentration and a~ eisily frustrated, Biuell·said. ·
As many as 1.250 babies born last.year in Orange County were
exposed to druas in the womb -an increase of 70 percent over
lhc Plll lWO years,. she said.
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SANTA ANA ....L The man who set his son on fire in a Buena
Park motel room in I 98'l1ifl tiecn sent to the state's highcst-
sccurit)' prison for parole violations, it was reported Wednesday.
Charles Ro thenbera. SO. was transferred two weeks ago to
Pl'hcan Bay State Prision. near the Oregon border. from San
Quentin S~te Pnson.
Rothenberg spent about six years in prison for settina· fire to
his sleeping son, David, in March 1983. He was paroled in January
and arrested again m ~ptember when he tned to elude his parole
officers.
·· In a letter to an Orange County newspaper. Rothenberg said
he would he incarcerated until May.
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IRVlNE -UCI scientists will act $2.5 m illjon for researc h
into lung cancer and other health problems caused by cigarettes and
tobacco products. according to officials at the state Tobacco
Rl'la1cd Disease Research Program who made the announ~ment
Wl'dMsda\.
The grants are the first funded by pan of a 25-<:ents-per-pack
ugarctte suna>< appro,cd by Cahfomia voters in November 1988
a' Propm111on Q9. Ft\C percent of the coll ected tax will ~ spent
tor research on diseases related to tobacco use. Of a total S68
m11l1on ral'>l'U b~ the tax. $39 m1lhon worth of grants were awarded
to Lnl\ cr~ll} of California resea rchers and $29 millio n wiJI go to
c.ucnl1'>t' JI public and private agencacs. and universities 1ncludmg
~tanford. l ')C and Cal State San Diego.
Crew plans 7,400 ylPds If c11CP1t1
~f\\ PORT BEA.( H -One of the larscst, continuous
cuncn·tl' pour<; in outhern Caltfom1a will occur Friday night m
thl\ nt\ \\hll'n builders of the 28th Street Marina will pour 7.400 ~ard'> tit concrete for the foundation of the residential-commerc1al
P r<lJCll
Thl· :!8th Street Manna. located at 28th Street and Newpon
Rouk' ard. \\ 111 con~st of two. three-stol) buildings that ho use 35
rnnJomin1ums and 22.000 square feet of retail space.
The foundancm work. to be conducted by Don St. Germain
( un,truc11on. \\Ill tale 16 hours. beginning at 10 p.m The late-
n1ght hour ~as c hosen as the most convenient 11me. since
nonhnound --:e\\pon Boulnard between 26th and 28th streets will
nl·~J w l:x-do,ed.
Tht> loundat1on required e><tens1vc eAcava11on to accommo-
dclll' thl' height hmllS and underground parking. ..
Roughh :?00 concrete trucks will make 825 dchvenes from a
'\taging art'J al Hoag Hosp1t::il o n West Coast Highway to the
project '>Ill' hve 52-meter pumps will pump the concrete into the
e\Ca' atcd l11unda11on area
C 0 T .\ \.1 ESA -Public relations execuu ve Roben Nelson as
looking 10 local corporations and residents to ante up as much as
\'ill ooo to ddl\er care packages to the estimated 5.000 Orange
C ot1111\ -.old1cr' in the M1ddk East.'
\h11u1 1.000 ll'lcgrams signed by local vcterans-turned-poll-
11uan' "at• on their wa) 'W ednesday to Orange Count) groups and
ind" 1<lual\ "ho ~elson thinks wall help fund his plan
\\ h1k the contt"nt5 of the baskets haHn•t been ~ttled on.
,'\l'l,un -w1d hl' '' leaning 10ward ~·ft.s fro m local spon'l teams.
l'ntrrta1nmt·nt group\ and local businesses
'f q: n 11 n~ "'ho laves in a fr~ na uon O\l<CS a debt of gra ti I udc
IO <,nld1rr\ ilnd <;allor\ from around the world who arc scr"ing rn
m1llta~ Clpcra11on Dcscn Shield ." Nelson said.
Man changes •I• la wlll'1 1111'11•
'I\'\ I \ \ '\ -\ -.\n Anaheim man who pleaded innocent to
kdlintt 111, \\Ill' -but who allegedly confessed the t nme to a
nl ,\,p,qx 1 l11l11 m n1st - changed his plea Wcdnesda} tu 1nnocrnt
h\ l ,1,1111 Pl lrt'>Jnll)
I >.1, 1<l I ~hoeneckcr. 49. is charged with shooting hi.. 40-
\l'J l·l>ld \\fie C1ail 1n the head with a )57 Magnum as 'ihe slept
\1.1\ ' 1989 in the couple's Anaheim home.
f hl· th~m1cal engineer was arrested a wt.'ek later 1n Montana
m·ar the Idaho border by an Old West-style posse of 12 men
Dcput) Public Defender Carol Lavacot said the plea was
changed hccau'll' "there 1s some evidence he was legall) insane at
lhl' 11me of thl' hom1c1de." '
Shl' "ould no1 elaborate. and Schoeneckcr's ch1l'f attome).
Public Defender Ro nald Butler. was unavailable for commcnl.
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The World ... in Four Minutes
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WASHINGTON -Praideftt Bush dalhed Wedneeday wi&b '
le8din of Co"llft' uyins to limit his ~mak.ina po.wen but assured
anaious lawmakm he ha1 not decided to use military force to push
Iraqi troops out of K1,1wait.
In a two.hour mttti"8. Democratic leackrs in&isacd that Bush
must seek COftll'HSional approval bef0tt 1&kin1 military action in the
Persian Gulf. He refused to &ive any such auarantee.
"The president did not indicate either a commitment to do that
or refusal to do that," Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell said
later.
Sccrc1&ry of State James A. Baker Ill said Bush would follow the
' Constitution. but he pointedly added, "It's a question of what the
Constitutfon requires."
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WASHINGTON -The 1973 War Powers Act requires that the
presidl'nt consult with Congress formally when U.S. fon:C'S are
introduced "into host1h1 1cs or into situa1ions where imminent involve-
m ent in hostili1ies is clearly indicated by the circumstances."'
Notification also as required when combat-equipped troops arc
sent 10 the territory of any fomgn nation.
The notification must include the president's explanation of why
the move 1s neccssal) and the cstimated scope and duration of the
deplo)ment
The law requires that the president terminatl' the military
deployment within 60 days unless Congress has SJ)C('tfically auth~rized
llS con1inuat1on. The (>()..-Oay penod can be ex1cndcd to 90 days 1f the
president cen1fics that such a move is ··an una,01dablc military
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LAS VEGAS -Four protesters delayed but failed to halt the test
of a BTi11sh nuclear weapon Wednesday by 1nfiltrat1ng the remotc
N~'ada Test Ile and making their way ground zero.
The de' ice. with an explosive punch up to I:! times the force of
the H1rosh1ma atomic bomb. was detonated more than two hours·
behind _schedule after the four were removed by security officers.
"We're 'Cl) pleased with the success of thc pro test... Junior
Bndgl'. a spokeswoman for the Greenpeace orpnizataon. iiatd after a
22-ho ur game of hide-and-seek w11h federal authorities.
by
Sharai LeBeau
ORANGE COAST'S ON LY FICTIONAL DRAMA SERIES
C orky Males. the forml'r tdl'v1111o n 'SCnes star and current
Newpon Beach developer. looked out from the bndge of his boat.
which "'as doclcd an front of thl' Balboa Ba) Club's Far'>t Cabin
restaurant
Across the ba). hl' studied the narrow house~ on Lido Island
nnd mar"eled how many of the island's now m11lion-dollar lots
"ere gi\cn awa} as pan of an encyclopedia promotion. bu) a set
and get some land 1n far off Newpon Beach. As a developer. Corky
""as sure deals like that "'eren"t extinct Perhaps his de,clopment
on Catalina Island wall be has true ucket to fame and fonune. He
took 1n a deep breath. ••
"Yo u can still smell the fire from last night." he said to
Kathenne Bell. the Nc~po.t Beach Weekl y editor who believed
Cork) killed ~Dtl'r board comm1ss1oner David Hensen. Hl' '1cwed
the th1nysomething Journal 1st as m ore of a nuisance that a serious
threat.
··1 smell something tha t stmh. but 1t isn't from the ftrt" ... she
rcphed. ured of pla) ang game'i.
"K:uhennl'. the wa) )Ou·rc going about your '"'rst1gation
remands me of how I ft\h from this boat." Corky pointed to the
pdgcts and gaugl's tha t lilll'd thl' wooden panel on the bndge. "You
see 'ihado"'> and blurr~ images arid mall' gue~scs. But )Ou don't
kno" 1f )OU SCl' a k1lll'r !lhark or a harmless dolphin. You have no
hard l'' 1dcn<..e ...
··oh. no., What about 1h1s?"' She reached into her pocket and
pulk<l out the lens from David Henscn's glasses. "What about
th1 .. •··
If looks could kill. K:uhenne ~ould have died nght there.
To be con tinut>d ..
Did You Know?
One dollar brauat many 11•11le
west on competing rallra1d1
• Baraaln travel rate department: In th(' 1880s. at the height
of the comrx·1111on between the ~nnta Fe and Southern Pacific
railroads. 1t \\3\ possible to bu)' a t1d.t•t from ~t. Louis to Los
naclcs tor onl' dollar. How man)' folks. camt· "~·st dunng Dollar
Days? Tra1nh1Jd'>.
Use ) tlur p1nnt'cn11s !tpmt ancJ co111nhutc all >our h1storical
fact to Diel \ uu k 1wu . Orange Coast Dally Piiot . P.O. Box 1560.
Colta Mesa
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_ LONDON -Fonner Ddleme sea r•rr
M ichael Haettint on Wednetday ::=
Prime Minillir Maraaret Thatcher'°'·
of the aovemment and the Conserva uvc Party.
Hcscltine, who will stand -'"" ~
Thatcher in a ballot amona lhe 372 Con~w
legislators on Tuesday. accuted her of sphttl.QI IM
party o n Europe and alienatina votcn with an
unpopular local aovemment 1<.
The chaltenae by Hestl\inc. • hand~me. telf
made millionaire who espouses a ··~n' capt-
talism" in contrast to Mrs. Thatchers naorous Heeeltlne
f rcc-market views, poses the biggest threat to her
survival since she won power more than 11 years IJO.
"I am ecrsuaded that I will now have a better prospect than ~rs.
Thatcher of leading the Conservatives to a founh sencraJ etecuon
viC1ory," Hesdtine said. ... . p .
Kenneth Baker. chairman of the uoublcd Conservative arty, said
the 65-ye~r-old prime m inister wi ll ~aht to the end to keep power -
shrouah a possible three ballots ending Nov. 29:. . ..
"This contest is unwanted and unnecessary. Baker said. I am
sure she will win on the first ballot."
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WASHINGTON -Retail sales growth slowed to a barely
perceptible 0.1 percent in October: the government said Wednesday,
prompting analysts to predict the holiday gif\-buymg season will be a
bun. .
"I think hpliday sales are going to be pretty lousy." ~id economist
Bruce Steinberg of Memll l ynch Capital Markets an New Yo rk.
"Compared to Chnstmascs past. it"s JUSt not going to look very food.''
Economist Sandra Shaber o( the Futures G ro up in Washington
agreed. pointing to two m onths of declining sales at depanment and
clothing stores - often gauges o( consumer sentiment. .
"Consumers ha'e a hm1ted budget." she said. "With the rapid
dl'teraorauon of the JOb market ·a nd more inflatio n. consumers JUSt
simply have less money to spend."
The Comml'rCl' Oepanmcnt said sale5 tota led a seasonally
adj usted S 15:!-3 balhon, up from SI 52. I bJllion m September. But llkc
the pre' 1ous two months. sales were an1fic1all) inflated b)' high
gasohnl' prices. not 'olurne. ·
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Oakland police officers. con-
' Ktcd of lying about their sack
lea..,e. "'ere properly ordered b>
a Judge to pubh h apologies 1n
a local neMpaper. a federal ap-
peals coun ruled Wednesda>
In a 3-0 dcns1on, 1ht• 9th U.S.
Circuit Coun of .\ppeals re-
JeCtl'd argument\ b~ a law)er for
forml'r officc~ Johnnie F. Clark
and Theresa Jc:ffl:r) that the
judgc-d1ctatl'd apology was an
improper conditio n of proba-
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JUr) 10 COO O('('tlOn With a dis·
cnm1nat1on ~u1t the) and four
other black officers filed against
Oakland in I Q85 . .\mong other
things. the suit accused the cit~
of assigning them to fill a d1s-
propon1onatc quota of arrests
1n black neighborhoods. T he
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£d11or's Note. Polttt /Ofs from In rnr ~rt no1
a\ Jt/ub/e.
~mconc appal'C'ntly tncd 'o stral tht-wheels from a
cnr parked in tht' 900 block of M1ss1on between 6 p.m.
M.,nday and 7 a m Tuesday The thief 101 away wilh 13
ch omc lu1nu1s
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window 1n a 1ra1lcr ov.-nccl by 1hc YMCA at Ac1ams
~hool. 88SO Clubhouse Rd .. was 1hatte~ btlWttn 6 p.m.
Fnday and I 2;0S a.m Tuetday. Damqe was cs11m11td II
S50
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A compu1er chip wonh S300 was stokn from an ofl\ce,
11 t>9S Town Center Onve. Employttt noticed that the
computer Wis matrunct1on1nt on Nov. 7. A rrp111rman
rt\etled on f U<sdly that the chip was m1Mi..._ The d11p
l\'~Y con~Md ··1m ••~" 1nfonnltt0ft. Tbc did\
OttUrred bet~n t ·JO a.m Nov. 7 and I.)() a.m. Nov. I J
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A bWllM broke 1.hc kick off• llf'llC door '" tlw l 700
btlack of Pomofta Avenue and Mole • Mtrlboerd. loolboll.
:i car stereo ano an unspcc111eo numt'Cr ot romP1Ct c111CS.
The losses arc "alucd at S:!.695
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Someone stoic SJ.621 worth of pmpcn) from M1cro-
IJC Computen al 18120 Brookhurs1 S1. after pry1n1 open
the front doof'I and cu111ng a lock on the \ttunt) ptc..
0
So~nc siol~ $385 worth of I>"' equipment from
Foun1a1n Valley H11h School at 17816 Bushard St. af\er
sav.-1ng locks off cabtntu m lM aym workout room.
0
Someone tole SSOO m cash frum a dmscr 1n the
bedroom of a home on the tl&OO block of Palm. and k-f\
a ncm 1po1ot1unt for tilt' thef\.
I 1 r11-
. A candidate for tht' mannt th~f award 1101t a
woman's ~hair from htr front porch an the 16000
block of Ootckn Wttt Strtet.
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Someone 11ok Jtwelry. reponfdly "•hied betwttn
SIS.000 aiwt S l7.000 rrom a midmtt 1n &he 19000 block
of Mclaren Lanr rhe owner said she had sci the Jewtll')
1mdc 10 he arpnu~d btforr th1evt\ \truck.
0
\ rr~1drn1 1n 1he 16000 block ol Serenade l.a.nc wud
th1rvn stolr a bnrfea~ from an unlocked 1988 llaht
mauve Puk \' rnue Ru1ck
. 0 fh1e\C~ \tok tool\ from a construction "'«' 1n 1ht'
14000 block of Sabre l~nc
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A fence v.1 knocke\I down. p<>1sibl) b) a i.eh1dc. at
the Uun11na1on ft4:1i\'.h C'ommuntt)' Nu~ry School. 1Q6Qq
Education unc
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Somronc stoic chttk\ from a Rnl r Sl11C loan com-
pan) on tM 6th Ooor at Ouard111' l enter 11 Warner
Ai.cnut' and 8c1tCh Boulevard
I J ·-A 0,ud repon v.u filN •inst a bu11MS 1n ttM-300
bkK'k of8ro1ch~•Y af\cr a man l\'portcd ha\' na *'""re.em Sl0.000 n a del>O'll for a $$00,000 loan but nner
rcttti.cd the loan ur a n-fund or the *°°"•
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~mwon\' nui. t>C\!n ma1un1 anno)'"'' phoue , .. us to •
rcs1drncc in the 2800 block or Chillon Way ... "" ....
no1h1n1 v.onh S4.J4J was stok'n off, a ~It a& LI
Patou BoullQU< • .Wl2 Via Ltdo. while the a 1 llnl man-
•atr was in tht' s1oclt room for about 10 minutes.
0
"' tWt cuni stolen rrom Tvsun Auto C'tnlcr W'IS
foum.I on Ea~t C"oast,H1&hv.ay and Po1nsctua A\-t'nut w11h
a Coors L1&ht bttr oottlf inside.
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SJOO bah) \lrol~ Id\ .anauended on tht t:nch at
Eut Ottan F'ron& end Main Sllftt WM stolen.
0
S4.000 pi!)( thmidtr wet stokft ofrthe t"'9 oh 1979
ford PKkUP ln.tek .. ft.H '" • st~ure '" the 1100 '*>tit
of t 6th tfftl JO
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SonwoM 1~ a ll-ytar-o&d Nt•Pon at.Kh man'•
Nc'kpl\"\, c0ttt1•M'f 1-0 hlrmonK"ll.. t.o uc~• to the
Pt•ift ('Oft('CTt 11 U1t1""11f Ams*i1ha1re. a ttn1m~· bowl
A kltf of tta"1111n brnd and IOftW boolls.. 11\cr IM
IK M:n&all) Id\ '' an 11w semi n the lOO btotk o( fW'v•
~ut'
County approves sewer semee to 26-home project C:,.,IMt CM bt mod IO~~
Y ouna said ~ utiliry does 1Mf
CApec;1 \0 Profit fri>m ibe ~ You don·1 mttt many
chain-smokers thew dlys.
But Jack KtUy. councilman·
elect from H unti naton
Beach. is uniqut for more
reasons than that.
Kelly looks like he could
dit at any minute. All the
while, hc's talkina about rt-·
vitalizina the ttonomy of his
~loved Huntington 8cach.
Orangt County•s third-larg-
est city.
·-rm 63 and 100 old 10
be shagging airlics on the
Jim Wood
beach:· said the former ?-~J-11
mayor. lighting up another ~
Marlboro and adding, "other
than that f don·1 know why
I'm bade in p0litics." In
senous rpoments Kelly talks about an insatiable dnve for com·
munity-involvcment.
By K8'9ft A&.-
~ C....~NM
SANT A ANA -Lquna ~ach
officials '°'' their second battle in
as many days apinst a proposed
pted bluffiop community Wcdn~
day when the county approved a,,
aarccmcnt that allows the Irvine
Ranch Water District 10 provide
~wer ~rvice 10 the 26-home de-
velopment -something the city
had rtfustd 10 do
The Local Agency Formation
Commission also rejected picas by
Laguna officials that the pro posed
SmithclifTs project be included an
the city's sphere of inOuentt. The
10.4-acrc pal't'CI hes in a pocket of
count) land overlooking Emerald
Ba y and virtually surrounded b)
Laguna 8cach·s cit) limits.
Llpna a..h City Manqcr
Kmneth Frank uid be wa\ -~ur·
prised and di•PPointed" by the
latc1t dtttlion.
Frank said be wu unsure what
the city's ne.t move in its onaoina
opposition to the projeci would ~.
The ci\)' has fouaht the project.
which I~ on lM MIC of a winLcr
roostint area for the monarch but-
terfly and is thouaht to be home to
ancient lhdian anifacts.
Steven 8. Fink. a spokC$man for
the Brindcrson Real Estate Group.
owner of the pareel. satd the dt--
velopcr was ··deliahted'.:. with
Wednesday"s decision.
Fink al)() criticized Lacuna
Beach's opposition to the prOJCCt.
.. Evcr}'th1na (frank) has bttn doing
can best be catcgonzed as pla) mg
inc rol<' nf n h<i:1 rnr ttl\.,1St. It'" a
tremendous watle of. taxpaytrS' ..
dollars."
On Tuctday. the ()ranee County
Ptannin1 Commltaion pve the pro.
jcct its so-Ueact oa a 3-2 vote that
came after five ...,.a1e beatinp.
Frank pttviousty had aU but con·
ceded a plannina conuniuion vote
in favor of the dlcvdopment. But
city officials had pinned their hopes
for stonewaJlin& \he proJCCt Qn
Wednesday's commillion hearina.
Months qo. after La&una Beach
ref used to provide sewer service to
the project.. Brindcnon approached
the Irvine Ranch Water District.
which agrud to accept ~ from
the homcs.
Accord1n1 io Irvine Ranch Water
Dastnct General Manaecr Ron
Youn g. the water district owns an
mt<'rtst 1n a south county l.J'eatment
~nt.
uauna Beach had hoped io blocit
the q.rcement betwecft the ....
district and Brindenoft. but faitect
to convina commissioe boerd
members to rcJCCt the J*t.
Frank said C'i~) letlden would
consider its next step, includjq ia
possible appeal to county supt(·
visors and the C ity Council ts set lb
discuss the i'ssuc at its Nov. 20
meeting.
Fink said the Bnnckrson com·
pany ant1c1pates appeals and d<>q5
not plan to brg1n subdividfo& ~
propcny unul this sprina. E\Cn tf
no appeal as filed. the com~
intends to \>.a1t until the wanter
nestmi ieason of the monarch•but-
terfly 1s complete before subd1vtd·
mg thr land ht' added.
Councilman Kelly was a TV actor in "Maverk k" with James
Gamer. Heck. he still is an actor: his whole life sce:ms Jike a ~itcom.
onl) the cameras aren't running. From a clonered cubbyhole. off
an allc:) nl'~t to Main Street. he publishes a weekly newspaper and
has 1~1ce been the town's mayor.
Juror stricken ill during Mceoy trial
What arc hi s pals1ons? .. To get rid of thi~ paper and out of
poli11cs:· barks the contradic11ve Kelly. But his 1ttond tho ughts
concern .. no growthers becoming the dom inanr force in poh11cs ...
"I don·t know.'' says Kell~. running a stubby hand through his
thick hl·ad ol hair. "ma}'bc things left as 1s beats the Mediterranean
ca-<.·a thal°s bring built all O\'er.''
0
Lea' ing things .. as as·· 1 one of Bo~ Gcntf) ·s passion._ 1n
Laguna Beach. Lake Jack Kell y. he was also receotl) elC'Cted to a
third cit) counl·11 term after sen mg '"'Ice as ma~or "This is a
precious communat):· S3)S the d1mmut1ve and d)nam1c 5:!-)car:
old. ··and I wanl to presene and celebrate its small .to"n
atmnr,pherc ··
In real hie Genin as the Associate Dean of Citudents a1 l 'CI
"hae he o"c~es a ·<;tafT of 300 ... M) plate 1<; full:· JOl e._ the
adman1'itra1ur "ho spends ~5 hour a "C'l'\: on his Cl \<ll
respon,1 h1 h Ill''
.. The high point "as speaking to 1he thousands pro1es11ng
de' elopml·nt of Laguna Canyon:· Gent I) S3) s of his c1gh1 )Cars in
offire -\'i fur the lo" point. Gent I) 's c)e·conta,·t ampl) dcscnbcs
the lll'art:.1t hl' ot losing a h fc partner to A IDS.
·· -\nd thcrl··., 'illll 1hc hate mail because of m) '>C\ual
om·ntauon:· \tatcs thl' msttncu vel> upbeat Gentr). He d a1 ms
homosc\uals are no d dTcn·nt than others except, .. "'e hapixn to
l<n (' rx·opk that so<.·1et~ feels we shouldn't:·
· To capture the essence of Laguna Beach. Gl'n~I) will -.1.,11 the
l-rtl'n<.hh1p thoml'kss) helter. lunch at the Hare Knshna ( ultural
Center. \troll the Main Beach board"alk and pup into thl' call's and
galkrtl'C, .ilung Forl'SI r\\l'nue ··0omg that. makes It all \\Onh·
"h1k:· ~)'>Genii') of has \Cars of in'ohcrhent .
0
The nc" face on th(' Orange ( oast poht1cal scenl' 1s John
Hl·dgcs. He-., 3b and has h'ed 10 Nc"port Beach less 1han four
~eJrs Hl' \\as ekl·t1:d to the Cit) Council "Ith no pnor l'I' 1c
npcm·ml' \\hat'' Stodg) old Ne"pon elects a )Oung man thq
hardh kno\\ '' .:w" d1dn·t l no"' an)Onl' lhn:e months ago:· said ( c.lUn·
calman-dcll I ledges. stufTcd into a breakfast booth al tht' ~nug
HJrbur (.ik Ne\I 10 ham "as his :?7-)c.'ar-<>ld "'fe Mana "Wt' JU'it
mamed 1n March:· she said softh "•th a confident smile.
By Emily Adams
Ofenoe Cout oaoy Ptto1
NEWPORT BEACH -Tht·
compctenq trial of an C\·polan··
man accused of raping an I l·}ear-
o ld Jn 1ne girl came to an· abrupt
halt Wcd nt'sda} \\hen a Juror fell all
""h the S)mptoms of a hl·an al·
tad
Rubc.:n Moorl'. 47. "ll'.> taken
from a Harbor upenor courtroom
h' paraml'dll's aftt'r he l'Ompla1ned
of pain in has chc'it and 1inghng
arm<, dunng lt•s11mon) .\ nurse
''ho \\:l\ also seated on thl' JUI')
tl'ndt•d to \toorc bnefl) lhl'n re:.
quC\ll'd paramed1c'i.
\foorl' was takl'n to C'ol11.'gl' Hos-
p1tal "hl'rl' hl' \\as repuned ltl bt• 1n
fair cond111on. Emergenc} room
nur"-'" \a1J \1QC:.lrl' had probabl} not
,uffcrl·d a ht•art altalk. but "a"
.;hort ot brc:ath.
.\lkr Moore \\3\ "hl'elcd lrom
rhc rnurlhou'lc.'. an altcrna1e Juror
"a' '"-'Jll'<l 1n hr!> plal"l. and ps}:
t'h1atn\t KJushal k.. harma t·on-
11nued lt''l1h rng un th1.· mental ca-
pac1tae'> of accused rapist Steven
Rush McCo). • ,
In contrast to ~rher psych1atnc
repons. Sharma said McCoy under-
~lands thl' chargd against him and
1s ·capable of assisting has anom e)
an his o"'n defen se.
.. In m) opinion. Mr Mc< O) 1s
capable of standing tnal. e'en
though he ma) be mentall) 111:·
Sharma \31d.
McCoy. 36. suffers from manic
dep~ss1on. both Sharma and de.
fen~ ps)ch1atns1 Stephen Pell)
agreed The question for the JUf) to
dl"C1dc 1\, docs has illness make him
inrnmpctent to face charges of
stalk ing and raping the daughter of
ha._ Irvine neighbors.,
.. Mr McCo) as clearl) able to
undrro;tand rhe proceedings:·
Sharma '>aid . ..The defendant
dOl''>n 't nl'l'd a law degree 10 be
compcten1. He has a law)cr for
that:·
The accused rapist 1s current!\
ho used an the Orange ( ount} Ja1r~
medical \\ard and 1s g1' en sedatl\ c'i
regular!~ In an earlier hl'anniz.
Man collapses, dies
foil owing car accident
~ .\ 'lT .\ \' \ -.\ b()..~ car-old
( O'lla Me\d mJn apparenll~ 'ul-
ten~d a fatal hean Jll:llk follo'"ng
J lOll1\1on \\1th Jnuthcr l·ar on J
l'f\l\\dt•d ( m1a ~k..a ~55 > Free"ta}
nn-r:imp. thl' l Jlilurn1a H 1gh"a~
P;11 ml n·porwd
0 1marco <i..i ol ~antJ .\na. Burrus
..aid
Both dn'l'r' gut uu1 ul thl'lr
automobilec; 10 l'\Change 1nf0r·
m:1t1on "hl·n ~1ller unr,pcC1ed l)
lllll~p"'Cd ro the ground. Burrus
\31d \\ 1tnc'i\l., o;omt' \1t11ng three
Mc\o) was described as ··a lamb ..
\\ hlle on med1ca11on. but a .. beast ..
wathout 11
Mc( 0) IS charged With SIX
felonies surrounding the March 26
kn1fe-po1n t attack on the In ine g.irl.
including burglary .. two counts of
oral copulation. forceful sexual pen-
etrat1or.. rape and lewd and
lascanous conduct.
The fonner Beverly Hills poh~
o fficer. fired from the department
an 1978. alleged I}' posed as a UPS
delavel')·man and .talked his way
into the g1rrs University Town
(enter apanment. Thc girl was
home sack from school. watching
cartoons. "'hen McCo~ allegedly
rang the doorbell abou~. 3 p m
MC'Eo) was arttsted Just three
hours after the attack at has nearby
.apartment There. police found SC\·
eral atems thr girl had de..cnbcd
from the rape including a blue
bedshret. a to~ plasuc doctor's kat
and <;ome of tht' g1r1"s clo1h1ng.
La"'cr'i are e\peCttd to gave
their closing arguments toda~ If the
Steven McCoy
JUr~ dl·ndes M l·( o} 1s compctent1 a
tnal date "'Ill he set for the rape
charges
Chase ends with gunrire, crash
PLACENTI i\ -.\ chase be·
t"'een police and a suspected car
thief r rupted into gunfi~ Wednes·
da~ night "hen the suspect tned to
ram an unmarked police c-ar before
crashing into another police car and
uh 1matelv a home
The suspected car thief fled on
foot after hitting a home 11 208 \\
Chapman .\' e shortly afler the
'7·.20 p.m cha~ ~ta ned. Placentia
pohn· I t Oan II Thomann said
.\bout I'\ <'ffiCl'f\ aided b) polKl'
dogo; and a hehw ptt•r using anfta.
red 'ien'inf' eyu1pmen1 "'tn: stall
S('archtn~ fnr the man late \\ edncs·
da' night
.\n undcrco' er uffin·r had bern
11\atchtng a stolt'n car parked at an
East <. hJpman apanmt'nt comp)cx
""hen tht' man got 1n
-By tll~ Daily Pilot
"You·rc.· l<,><>lang at a remark.able md1 vidua1:· said Hedges.
nodding tO\\Jrd has )Oung "1fr Ht c~dm hcr w1th organmng the
campaign and going door to door w11h him 10 d1s tnhute 6.000
nacr'i ·· \nd she kept up "•th a fu ll load of classes at Long lkach
~IJtt•.'' he .said with pnde wn11en all O\'Cr his facl'.
A "eek ago last Tuesda). Hcdg('s unseated 12-)ear councilman
and former mayor Don Strauss an a race tha1 still. has old-11ml'r'
sh:iking their heads. "We love this community.'' HedRes ~ad.
Jamee. .\llen \filler "as pro-
nounced dead at \\ C'itcm !\frd1cal
Cl·nter Ill Santa .\na shortl) after
rhe J·45 pm rol11.,1on. CHP PuhlK
\ITatr\ Otlin·r L 1nda Burru'i o;a1d .
rar'i hark. told officers the" heard ...---------------------------
M 11f(•r' hl·ad h11 lhl· pa' ement. she
Stlld
.\ \\lllll''' '>tarted .\ny children yet? .. No. but "c're sure tf) ang. · sa10 thl' ne"
c1l) otlicial. \\Ith a gnn so "'de h 1~ latl'·tn·hfe bra<'e!t gleamed an
thl· morning \Un.
Miller \\3<. o;ln"I~ drl\ 1ng ht\
p1r ku11 nn111 lhl' c;outhbound ( o'ila
\fr\d Frl'l'"a' from 17th 'trl't't an
'ianta \ na "hl·n he rC'ar-cnded a
Chn c;lcr dm t•n h~ Dams kan
card1opulmunar~ r-..·,uSl 1tat1on on
l\tdkr un11I CllP and Santa .\n'a
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. If ~·ve been here thro.ch
the on1 cf the poonding ham-
ms and the whirring saws,
~mew that Fanners
Market at Atrium Court
wm undergoing more
than a simple "face lift".
Much rrore ! We've act ..
ually built the dream ... the
dream of owners Kay and·
Mike Walker to create simply
the best market in the world. The result.
A new standard of excellence in food
shopping for the 90's. ,.
What a Selection! ---Produce, including a selection of organically ..
grown fruits and etables, come from local fanns
and regional growers who
pride themselves on
their "fancy" and
"extra .. fanc y" grades.
We've got variety
with a capital "V"
You'll find better
grades of etJerytlting in
our produce depanment
plus a wide choice of exotic
fruits and vegetables. Beauti ..
ful, orchard .. fresh apples, garden .. crisp lettuce, succulent,
vine .. ripened berries, flavorful fiddle leaf cactus, five ..
alarm New Mexican chili and so much more! Ea ily
the best se lection around.
Tum Back the Clock.
Farmers Markee is pure ~'s. Yee we emphasize
"old world" service. In that sense, we're old fashioned.
Take the meat and fish depanments. Everything is cut to
your order. We feature "prime" and "c hoice" aged meats
with no additives and no hormones; fres~lllfll!ll!I
daily, free ranging California
poultry; Provimi \'eal; !)
spring ·lamb; eastern pork _., ;;...z !
and, on reque t, exotic selection · ~ - _
like venison and zebra. There are no additive .
That means you won't he putting chemicals into your
body via you r daily meal·.
For seafood lovers, we carry the world's freshest
fish. Lob ter from Maine and Australia; swordfish har ..
pooned right off th e Orange Coa t; halibut from icy
nonhem waters which we cu ·com cut to your order;
mahi from Hawaii; prawn a big as a fist from the Far
Ea t and much more.At Farmer Market, you can buy
the ame meat and fi h you fi nd in Southern
Californ ia's fine t re taurant.
In,Store Dining.
Farmers Market i a hoppers destination. Enjoy
three healthful meals pe r day beginning with a Fruit
moothie or a Balanced Diet Drink at the Juice Bar.
For lunch, choose a humongous baked potato from the
Potato Cart, fresh seafood
from the Sushi Bar or,
from the Deli, au ..
thentic New York
style, steamed .. in .. a ..
drawer pastram r or
corned beef sand ..
wiches on rye.
Heaven! The Deli also
features 40 fresh salads
daily and other specials ·
created by our Executive Chef. That's
right. Farmers Market has a full .. time Executive Chef.
lXl you crave an international treat? Then stroll
over to the Oriental delights at l«m ~. the
'round the world presentation at Puta Bravo or South,
of-the-Border specialties at La Salsa. How about a Bee ..
&p..A .. Lula Burger at Johnny Rockets; European
ust
I
~are
' . e are
ml cbnatic: We'll~ pr special mJIC'J ~
a few dayS ..mte. Were ya1 chifth1 a MwtCli
Rothchifd1 jllt say the Word_!_-----~
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CM Cmtomer SCrvice Desk is another special
feature that makes Fanners Market even more conve-
• nient and customer,friendly. Two Personal Shoppers
will help with food preparation advice or cater a dinner
for a crowd. Ice sculptures included!
As the title suggests, they'll also 5Mp for _you.
Both have had years of training in the food businas and
Jone is a nutritional consultant ... credentiab that make
them profes.5ional food shoppers.So, on
the days where an extra round of
golf cuts into ·your shopping
time, call your Personal
Shopper atJanners Market.
Your order will be ready
when you get here. We can
also shop for your dinner·
and have it prepared by our
Executive Chef. When you
stop by to pick .. up your order, it
will be ready to serve. If you prear ..
range it, we will deliver your meal to your door. Ask us!
Forget, Me, Not.
Don't forge t the flower stand. Pick .. up a bouqu et
fiesent of fresh .. cut blooms for that special someone. We keep
our flowers in Brita water so they last twice as long. We
off er the filtering yste m, as well.
ew
Nouvelle Basketry.
I this the year for Gilt Baskets! Let u help. We
will design them to your sped ..
fication or fill them with
our idea . We have a
ers t
wide selection of baskets.
e And, by the way, if you
have purchased a soup + tureen, a crystal punch
bowl or some other
bread from Pain
du Monde, caf e au
lair or cappu ..
cino from the
Coffee Emporium. To top it off,
natural ice crea m and yoguns at T. Berry's ...
mmmm homemade hot chocolate toppi ng!
Less~ More.
Farmers Marker has grown to match the needs of
it unique shoppers. Our grocery department
extends the meaning of "gourmet". Here,
you 'II find everything to stock your
pantry with fine, healthy product5.
And you will find everything
easily.You'll see, we've made it
more convenient to shop here.
No more walking a full city block
from the peaches to the cream.
hopping is centrali zed. It's easier
and more efficient for you. Imagine! We
have made shopping an experience ... not a chore!
The whole environment thrill the senses. Aro ..
mas of fresh roasted-co~ee, ruckory mof ed meats, our
own fresh .. smoktd salmons, the eye appeal and tender
touch of perfectly ripened fruits and vegetables.
At the Confectioner's Counter you'll be tempted
to taste handmade truffles and other delectable sweets.
Go right ahead and taste them ! We sample throughout
the tore daily.
Cheese and Wine.
We've searched the villages of the world to give
you a choice of over l 00 cheeses. Cheeses for snacking,
shredding, quiching, fonduing, racletting, melting,
baking, garnishing, topping and more .
Qir wine cellar would do a vinmer proud with it
wide selection of arieta~ and vintages both imported
exotic container a a gilt,
bring it to u for the "finish ..
ing touch11
• We'll help you fill
it with country pate , crisp water ...
biscuit , homemade truffles and a
bottle of fine wine. What a presentation!
The One,l)ay Vacation.
Treat yourself and bring a fr iend . Spend th e whole
day here. Shop at the market, eat in our fine restaurants
any of the others in Atrium Coun or Eashion
Island. Then troll through the mall .
Experience the Fashion Island
experience. Once you've hopped
at Farmers Market , you'll never
want to shop anyplace else. Come
by for your holiday turkey and
trimming . Start with a fresh bird and
create your own Thanksgiv ing feast or,
with a little notice, we will prepare it for
you. Taste .. tempting Thanksgiving Turkey with all
the trimmings.
Talklurky
With uro Cholesterol Trimminp.
Visit us on Nove mber 17th between 2 and 5 or
on November 18th between 1 and 4 and meet Marilyn
Diamond, best selling author of The American Vegetarian
Cook/xx,k from the Fit For Life Kitchen. Marilyn will be
here with us demonstrating "Healthful Holiday Cooking
Ttps" and signing copies of her new book.
FarmersMarkei:
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FA HI NI LAND
401 Newpon Center Drive. N~ Beach, <A. 92660
Hoors: 8am·9pm Mon.#Sat.; Sam. ~
Tcltphtine (714) 7~3
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By Bob van Eyken _
°'MOe eo.t Otllty Pilot
COST A MESA -While the
cily's laraest charity. Share Our ~Iv~. will not be open in tim~ to
distribute Thank Jiv•l'}I food to
needy families this year, another
local charitable agency that will be
open still needs lots of turkeys and
holiday foods to d1 stnbute. a
spokeswoman said.
The Good Samantan Christian
·• Mission. which operates an lhc
parking lot al South Coast Chrislian
Church. is now serving bet~-ecn 300
and 400 people a day with bags of
gr~nes. director Mane Eckess
said. .
Eckess said she'd hke to have a
turke)' to give each family that
comes to her mission in the week
before Thanksgiving.
"In the past. we've not hail
enough for everybody. and we've
Turkeys to
be plentiful
for holiday
W.\SHl,C.TON -Consumers
have plent) of turkeys for this
Thanl..sg1' ing and more arc on the
wa~ ne\l )ear the .\gnculturc Dc-
panment said Wl•dnesda}
had to have people draw numbtn
from a bowl to sec which familiti
would rcttive turkeys," Eclless
said.
Good Samaritan has mana&N to
kttp a lower profile than Share Our
Selves, which found itself frequent·
ly in the news early this yea r and
last ~ar, when a Jl'OUP of West
Costa Mtsa residents forced it to
move out of Rea Community
Center. Neiahbors of SOS com-
plained of the large numbers of
poor and homeless people bcini
attracted. The charity closed last
June and purchased its own build-
ing in an industrial area. but had to
remain closed while the new build-
ing was being renovated.
Good Samaritan was .spared the
controversy that bcscl SOS. but
Eckess said she's concerned that
people might not realize her
mission even exists.
"I know a lot of people are aware
that SOS isn"t icceptingi"hanksgiv-
ing turkeys. but I don't know ifa lot
of people know that we arc accept-
ing them and that we ne~ all we
can get." she said.
Share Our &Ives. mcanwhtle,
will be opening at its new location
at 1550 Supenor lo\' e. later this
month. Otrcctor Jean Forbath said
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the agenC) 1s accepting donations of t-----------_;,_-~-------=--="---=-----------------t-----:---food. but not turke~. bccausc of
uncenaint)' over ~hcther 11 will be
open 1n 11mc for the hohda) ..
Donations to Good Samantan
ma' be taken or sent to outh Coast
Chnstian Church. 7Q2 V1ctona St ..
Costa Mesa
.\n outlool.. report ~1d stockpiles .-----------___..-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•~~~~~-:-----------1-----of fro1en turl..e)S Sept 30 v.crc at
• near-record levels. up 8 percent
from a \ear ago .\nd production in •
the Octoher-Dt·cemher quancr 1s
foreca'it to he up, 5 pcrn·nt.
1 Funher. thl' repon '31d. I 991
turkt) output 1-; l'ltpeC'tcd to n!>C 6
perct.'nl from this )ear. compan:d
with a 1990 increase of 9 percent.
Retail pnce., :m· a-.erag1ng shght-
1~ higher than a )ear ago. said larT)
W11ucl..1 of the depanment's Econ-
omic Research Sen ice
"It'\ hard to predict t'\3l tl). hc-
causc we don't I.now what t~ I
retailers' special straU!j) "''II be in
an) panicular )Car." l}e said.
In the last quancr of 1989. retail I
pnces of whole turkeys nationally
a' era&~ about 96 cents per pouml.
W1tuclt1 said
•• A~t all I can say is that it's
anotller year of ample suppli in
storts. at reasonable pnccs -but
tho~ may bf a httle hi&her," he
said.
Supermarkets in the Washanaton,
D.C .. area are offering, specials on
whole turkeys this week at prices
ranging from 66 cent<> to 89 cents
per pound.
The 1990 turkey crop will total
more than 281 million birds and
produle an esumatcd 4 7 btlhon
pounds of turkey meat. W1tuck1
said Not all of 1t will be sold as
v.holc 01rds
1 .\oout H percent of the turl..e)
business sull occurs 1n the last three
month'> ot the )t'ar. \\ 1tucl..1 s~ud
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strvativc issue, .. Qu1gle)' said of the
constitutional amendment concern·
in& the right to bear arms. "I'm
advocating that women learn how
to shoot a hnndgun for .1heir own
defense.
"JuM the publk1t} Of all these
women arming them!ielves would
make would-be rap1'its lc'i'i likely to
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NEW YORK -A adml
buakruptcy judp kept Eastern Air·
lines alive Wednaday n.Pt by •I·
lowina the stn.aulinc carrier 10
withdnw S l S million from an
acrow fund. but he upmstd
doubt recovery plans will work.
Eastem's bankruptcy trusttt~
Manin Sh-uarue Jr .• asked the judae
to let the airline tap $30 million out
of an e9CtOW account immediately,
So40 million in late December and
SIO million in early January.
The SlO million. Shugrue said,
would keep the C*rrier runnina
throuah December. A comm ittee of
the Miami·bastd airline's 12 largest
unsecured C'ttditors objected to the
bailout durina a nine.hour heanna
befo~ U.S. Bankruptcy Judge
Burton R. Lifland.
The creditors said EasJem should
be C'losed and its as1Cts sold off
~use it has no reali stic C'hance at
becoming a viible stand·alone air-
line. Tapping into the $273.6
million escrow fund to subs1(i1le
future losses will leave Ea<itcrn
without enough money to carry out
an orderl y shutdown. the creditors
argued.
Sh~ WU not IUl'C how k>na
the cash will kttp Entcm alive,
51yin1. "Wt don't put dad.lines on
this," . •
"h a.ivts us the cash we need to
operate.'' he aid.
h is too early to measure tht
damaat from PUblicity JUaou.ndina
1ht cttditors· ~t to cl<>te East·
em. Shuaruc said. But he.,.id the
creditors had not persuaded him
that his plans for Eastern won't
revive lhe carrier.
"I did not hear one scintilla of
analysis from the Cftditors that
would sway m) opinion:· Shugrue
said.
Alan S. Boyd, chainn~n of lhe
creditors' committee and chainnan
of Airbus lndustrie HoldJnp of
North America. stopped shon of
saying th e-judge's ruling wi ll delay
the 1m:vitable.
"How lhis proceu will work out,
Cipd onl y knows," Boyd said.
Lifland said 1n htS rulina tha1
Shugrue had ~wn rcasona~
bu!l1 ncss judgment 1n askina for 1hc
add111onal money.
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NOVEMBER 15 AND 16
10:001'.M. 1:0 6:00P M
If current cri me trends continue,
police say that nearly one out of
every three women wi ll someday be
the victim of rape. according to
Quigle). c;ht Sl'CS her pro-gun
philosoph} as a "omen's civil
rights 1ssut in a male.dominated
societ}.
"It 1sn ·t that l'H• become con-
servati\•e. It's al"a}s bewildered me
that the "'hole 1!lsue of the Second
.\ mendment ha -been a ron-
Qu1glc) 1rain!I "omen 1n the use
of firearms at .1he Orange County
Shooting and Training Center in
Irvine. And she took first place
during the past t\\O ~car<> 1n the
women's d1v1s1on of the Charlton
Ht'Ston E'ekbnty 'Shoot-
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Probe of Balboa Bay Club
fire 11n1ng •de~ way
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Tustin bank robber escapes NEWPORT BEACH -Fire in-
vest1gaton wen-still tr) 1ng to find
out Wednesday what caused an TU TI N -.\ lone robber got the S:25 p.m ·robber) at Wells acr 1derital fire in the k1tlhcn of a
away with an undetermi ned Fargo Bank. 14601 Red Hi ll Ave.. Balboa Bay Club apanment Tues-
amoun t of loot at a Wells Fargo police said. • d ·
bank Wednesday eveni ng after g1v· The robber 1s dl'Scnbcd a!I white. a) c'~ning.
1ng a teller a note demanding about SS years old. 5 feet 9 inches The ~re totaled the k1tt:hcn and
money. Tustin police said. tall and about 175 pounds. police smoke ~1 caused hea\ Y damage
The man did not show any said. throug out the apartmenl of
weapon ond Ocd on foot following -B1 1•e Dally Pilot Herlanc.-Levin, said Newpon Reach 1---------==----==----,......:..========:'."'"1 Fire \apt. Randv Schee rer. Levin
wa\ not inside her apartment when
the fin: broke out
apanmcnt 1A3S also intense enough
10 melt plastic ilcms lD u vin's
closet\. Schec.-rcr added.
.\!th ough fire officials don't have
a 'ipec1fic damage c.-stimatc. IOSS(S
arc c~pccted to run in the
thousands of dollars.
Champagne and Bakls~·s R.s.i·.p. 6-12-:J:JJO
Firefighters evacuated at least 20
apartmcn1s in the '144-unit Terrace
.\partment\ Building followi ng the
6 ~6 pm. fire . Residents were able
10 gc.-t hack 10 1hc1 r apartments at
aoout Q '0 p.m after firefiahtcrs
clear('(f out most of the smoke in
'Td sa) most of the contenJ\ the comple,. Scheerer said.
were ruined." he said. Heat in the • -By A.au eet•
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COSTA MESA -An electrical
ltnentor exploded into names
Wednesday. bumma throuah the
tht top of a power polt and
teftdfn1 out • JOlf or el«trkity
that caustd a Sptttacular li&ht
show in a nearby industrial plant.
.. ,, WIS 1 wild show: it looked
llkt' 'Star Wars' in here:· said
Roter MacGreaor, owner of
MacGregor Yachts on 16th
Street. a few hundred feet from
the accident. "Every metal part in
Jhc building was_ lit up. We had
arcing from all the structural
beams. It's lucky nobody was
touchinJ any metal."
The fire knocked out power ror
about 600 Southern California
Edison customC'rs for 13 minutes
officials snid. · '
The boat constructton plant
and a nearby oflke l>u1lding were
m6f'(' 9Cvcr(ly affected. however,
and werc without power from
about 9 a.m. to 3 pm.
Edison spokesman Brian Ben-
nett said the explosion. which
occurred sh onl) after 8:30 a.m at
161 2 Bahcock St.. may have been
caustd b} moisture from a heavy
Lee P....,..iOreno-CoMi 09ily Pllol
Sc• •thern California Edison Co. linesmen remove top of a
P\ NfK pole after It burned through as a result of a generator
exploston and fire.
f<>g that enveloped the area
Wcdncsda) morning
Costa Mesa Fire Capt Ronald
McMinimy said power would be
off most of Wednesda) a1 the
yacht plant as well as a one-story
offiCC' buildin& at Babc()("k and
16th St rttt that houses Coupon
Chpp1na Service.
Fire ofTic1als c.' acuated ltw of-
fice buildina. Employees a t
MacGrtgor Yachts needed no
wompt ing to get them out of
their building. ho~evcr.
.. The) bolted out of there ltkc
lightning. .. MacGregor said.
--Man-held as fire suspeet
I
RIVERSIDE -.\ man was held..
Wtdnesday for lOVCSl!ptlon of'
a~n f0How1ng a fire that ca used
$15.000 damage to thC' mayor's
. office. officials said. ~
Brian Kei th Johnson. :?4. was
attested Tuesday night at Ci ty Hall
shonl) after the fire began. police
said. He was bcina held in heu of
S2S.OOO hai l. fire Capt. George &II
said.
Atn incendiarv device was found
on the dt:.sk of '! mayor's naff
member. sa id Fire Chief Doug
Greene. A S«ond "as d1scovC'rcd
near the dcsk of management
analyst Susan R1zenman. and a
third was on the desk of Kik1
Fogleman. sccrC'tary to Assistant
Cit~ Manager Lawrence Paulsen.
~ ................. (tot::
SANTA ANA -a.la& work
0\it week after .. IUlld drive Id
become 0... COIMfll D6tlrict At·
tomey. chit<·..-., dilarict It·
tomey Jim Ennpt 6ices a new
challentt -what to do with the
rest of his life.
In a aeneral dcction runoff last
week ~inst appoi"ted incumbent
Mike Capiu:i. unoftkial returns
showed "Enriatn came up about
49,000 votes short out or more than
half a milhon cut.
Enriaht said durinc the cam-
paign. which '\urned inaasing)y
b11ter in the final weeks. that no
matter who won. the loeer would be
facing a career chanfC.
For Enri&ht. that would mean the
end of 29 years of tttVice in the
district attorney's office -23 of .
• them as chief deputy diJtnct al· thouebt of ~locatiftl llMre -e. o
tomt>>-. ticina. 'I
He · said Wedntlday thal he ··1 told my wife • .-. tM dim• ••
hasn't made up his mind. but at 61 over here is area•. 1 could • dill 1
years of a.ache hasn't dlamitled the look of sheer ~rror on ..... lie'
possibility of retirement. said.
")'llerc's a pan of me that •Y' Enri&ht aid he bad ao .....-~
maybe that wouldn't be • Nd about h is run ... inst c.,az; ,.,
thing." Fnright said ... But another .. It was one hell ofa llMll. -·•
pan of me says you like the action. it?'t he said. "You don"t WMl IO it r
Maybe f'll put in for free 19tncy... one of thOSt' tired souls OD I.be lide 1
Should he join a priv1t.c law firm, who never tried •n= .. , 5 J
n would be.a dramatic tum from a -•T Al l Z
long Carttr -85 a Sucedlful ptOt-r
ccutor. Ounng that career. En~t
pr~cutcd more than 100 hom1C1dc
ca~ and made national headlines
for his suCC'CSsful prosecution of
LS O guru Dr. Timothy 1.nry.
Followi ng last week's election,
Ennght and his Wlfe vacationed in
Las Vegas. He conceded the
DC-8 CPll~ll lltl SWiii 1111111111
ZURICH. Switzerland -An Ahtaha OC-9 jetliner approachina
Zurich airpon crashed into a wooded hillside 311d burned Wednesday
night. killin& all 40 passengers and six ere" aboard. police said.
Witnesses reported what appeared to be fire and explosions before
the plane hit.. Zurich police told a news confcrenee.
Ai&ht AZ404 of the hatian airline. coming from Milan, crashed
about 8":20 p.m. (2:20 p.m. EST) fi,e miles north of Kloten inter-
national a1rporiJoutside Zunch. near the village of Weiach. airport
spokesman Peter Gutknecht said
O nly a few on board we re Italians: an Ahtaha spokeswoman said.
Italian reports said most of the 01her passengers wett apparently Swiss
and Japanese. -By IM .ttHClald Pren
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Several office cubicles were de-
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Qi I Couty ~lilinl Com--· Dqilnmeat ~ Fooclaad ~
ilihlion have 1CT1mblcd to • 1ure apotnwomaft Otta Cuny taic1
.._ine how ~t the infestation is. if' larvat att found, bowcvtr, the
ad to C'Oftttol the e~istina popu· foliaae of' holL plants w?Uld ~
latioA. tre.ted and the surroundu'I toil
To da&e, 23 flies have been found drenched with a P"{icide mixture,
-botb male and female -but but local residents need not worry
none have.yet mated, st.ate official about any overhead treatment, as
said. Several hundreds pounds of was used for the Mediterranean
local fruit also has been cut in an fruit Oy.
effort to find larvae, but none have "'The word spraying does not
yet. appeared. :ven associate with this insect." she
Thia pan)Cular type of pc t, said. "We'rr doin& ground treat-
hich likes most fleshy fruits, 1s ment." •
ost closely linked with the onen-Curry said as of Tuesday, when
J fruit fly, and rrsponds well to the quarantine became offiClal. any-
tiride lures. one violatin1 the quarantine -
1
Midi u propqatina or telli"I hit
f'rom the area -can be hit Witt. a
$10.000 fine. Anyol\e found.respon-
aibtc for brinain1 the pest ant~ ~ count~ry would be pcnahzed
SlS,000. . h The pest probably amvcd on t .e
Oran~ Coe11 fi'om Southeast -Asia
via fruit thlt cleared customs,
Curry said.
"Our assumptions was there were
travelers from Southeast Asia thllt
had brought something in suit-
cases," she said. "It seems to me
like it's almo t attnbutablc to o~e
family ... or one boit that came 1n
the mail. it's 50 pinpointed (in
Fountain Valley)."
nta11· narrow lead In race for AG
' .
In the latest count. Republican
Lungren had 3.294.163 votes to
~moci'at Smith's 3.292.006. a
margin of 2.15 7 votes out of more
t than 6.57 million votes cast.
County. a GOP stronghold -the 500.000 mail-in ballots has been
ra n• remained too close to call. and delayed funher by a legal battle in
ekct1on officials said dcfinttive re-Orange County. wherr a ooun orckr
"ults may not be available until the has resulted in haltina the count.
weekend, or-even lam. -The Orange County votes are e,.
h•'-ma rgin shrink by nearly 200 peeled to be heavily Republican. 'nil'~ a1, the counting progressed.
But with morl' than 100.000
mail-in ballots remai ning to be
counted -half of them 1n Orange The tedious. hand count of some -By lb~ Assocl•lfll Pre11
-HALLI DAY'S 17th St and IRYINE
WESTCLIFF PLAZA
NEWPORT
Over $400,000 at
regular retail . -. .
quality clothing and
furnishings for men ...
MUST be sold ... RE -
QARDLESS OF COST
OR LOSS!!! Quitting
business ... sell ing out
to. the bore walls,
everything must go.
Come in for huge 59"-
ings ... you wiH not be
d isappointed!
TRADITIONA L '
CORBIN LTD.. UNETT, MAJER ,
tfASPEl, ANO GRIEF -All WITH
OUR OWN "PRIVATE LABEL."
SUITS YOU KNOW ANO ADMIRE .
.. WOOLS. WOOL BLENDS IN A
VARIETY FOR All ... NOW RE ·
OUCED FOR QUICK SALEI
••11ulor '26$. to 'SSO.
.Sale s1sa. to s331.
DOOR BUSTER!!
SPECIAL GROUP
SUITS
SPORT COATS
"'"-JALE PRICED
A!l~fW '89. SS
OVER 1000 PAIRS TO CHOOSE.
FROM RIVER CITY. WOOLRICH,
SPORTIF ANO OTHERS. PLAIN,
PLEATED ... WIDE VARIETY
FABRICS, STYLES AND COLORS.
•EXAMPLES •
GROUP 1.
'RUGBY PANTS
ELASTIC WAIST BY SPORT IF*
COLOR S, SIZES FOR ALL.
R~~0' Sale 18.11
GIOUP 2.
llLT MODIL • Pll-WASHl!D
CANVAS -TWILLS
STOCK UP ANO SAVE BIG'
R~ Sale 22 ••
j
GROUP 3.
BEACH
Monday-Prlday
10:00 'Iii 6:00
Saturday 10 'tll 6
Sunday 12 'tll S
SALi TllMS
CASH •CHICK
VISA
MASTllCAID
All Sales flnal
OVER 2000 FINE DRESS SHIRTS
FROM TOP MAKERS WITH OUR
"PRIVATE LABEL." WHITE, COL·
ORS, PATTERNS ... SHORT AND
LONG SLEEVE. SIZES 14 ~ · 17 Yi
Rttgulor s2s to S52'° ·
Sale 18. 11 to 34. 11
SUPll 5'1CIAL GaOUP
LONG SUIVl-lunON-DOWN
OXFORD CLOTH
WHITE. BLUE. PINK, MAIZE
••¥;;0
' Sale 18. 11
WI All PAMOUS POI
NECKWEAR
OUR SPECIAL TY FOR THESE MANY
YEARS TIES!! NEARl Y 2000 TO
CHOOSE! ROBERT TALBOTI.
FERREL REED, JACOB ROBERTS.
ll•11ular 27,. to a ,.
3 SALi GIOUPS
LARGEST STOCK IN OUR HISTORY.
BOUGHT THIS SUMMER BEFORE
OUR DECISION TO RETIRE. HUN·
DREDS UPON HUNDREDS.
-A ,6W .. JCAM'1.1$ -
• SLllVILISS •
V -NICK LAMISWOOL
·~:;!:' Sale 26. 11
SHmAND • aunON VIST
Sale 32.11
LONG SlllYI -CllW NICK
SHETLAND PULLOVER
Sal&28.11
'V ' NICK • I COlOtlS
LAMB'S-WOOL PULLOVE
•·•· •57,. Sale 32. 11
6 COloas. LIATMH •UTTON
SHETLAND CARDIGAN
•·•· '6T'° Sale 4C. 11
LUXUllOUSI QUALITY! SPORT COATS
OUR OWN "PRIVATE LA8El" -
FROM THE NATION'S RNEST
MAKERS: TWEE DS. FL ANNELS.
SHETLANDS AND MORE . ALL
AT CLEARANCE -SALE PRICES.
••11ulor '19S. to '42$.
PLAIN AND PLIA TID
POLY -COTION POPLINS
YOUR TRADITIONAL
FAVORITE!
Regular
52j()
1211 -1611-22'1
Sale 34.•• '-==========::::=.! SPOIT SHllTS
CAMEL HAIR CARDIGAN
•••· '97MI Sale 64. 11
S•le s121. to sm.
TRADITIONAL
NA VY BLAZERS
CLOSEOUT ON BASIC NA VY
ILAZERSI EVERY W AROROBE
SHOULD INCLUDE TWO ...
EXCELLENT SELECTION -OF
1~ WOOL AND POLY ·
WOOl. .::r.=, Sale s 138.
LONDON POG•
TOPCOATS
UMfTEO QUANTITY. HURRYI .... ,., 'NO to ''9$
'Ill to 1128.
HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS
MO RE CASUAL SLACKS. BASIC
AND FASHION COLORS. PLAIN
PLEATED CORDUROYS.
R11gUlor s32JO to S62"'
Sale 18. •• te 38. 11
FROM CORBIN, BERLE ·
MAJOR, ANO ASHER OF THE
FINEST QUALITY FABRICS
ANO STYLE. FINO PLAIN AND
PLEATED MODELS .•• 100%
WOOL, POLY ANO WOOL;
REGULAR -TROPICAL. ••flflJll! en-to 'l~ , s.11 ,.. •••• s14. ..
ACCDI0911S •Tl• IMAU ..,.,_ eooot •
TO&l'fW9S •..an • ..,..
1/2 Price
FINF MAKERS: GtTMAN, SERO,
WOOLRICH, EAGLE. ETC. SHORT
ANO LONG SL EEVE. REGULAR AND
HE AVY WE IGHT SUPER auYSI
Regular s30 to S$9'°
Sale 18. 11 to 38.11
llYN • SPOONI .. UHALA•
"HAWAIIANS"
SHORT SlHVf •COTTON, COTTON·POlY •• .. .,_ •• ,, Sale 29.
llllT SHlllS
GOLF. "TURTLES", RUGIY, nc.
SHORT LONG SLE!VE. S·M·l ·Xl.
Regular •34• to '62'°
Sale 22. •• to 38. ••
'ULLOYH -CAIDIOAN
HUVYCOTIONS
SUPlll SELECTION t VAllID
•• • '7$ Sale 48.11
JACKETS
EXCELLENT SflECTION1 STYLES.
WEIGHTS -BASIC ANO FASHION.
SIZES 38·'6, M·L·Xl.
R~ J7$. to s 195.
S•le 48. 11 lo 124. 11
llG ROUP• 6 COLOIS
MIGHTY-MAC' POPLIN
UGHT LINING • Zl,,EI Sm£
Sale 48.11
HUNTINGTON IEACll -<>mu View School DiJUta
ttu11ees have decided IO ,. a Pl'ODOlll on the Nov. 29 IChool
. board aaenda on whether to name tbt ne.-education center aftei'
former Superintendent of Scbooh D.at Coopn.
But in dil(Ussion this ~k. '3pard memben appeared to
deadlock 2·2 on whether to name the recently rehabilitated center
at Lark View in honor of Coopn, who auided the district froftl
I 97S until his death in 1989 of brain cancer. •.
Trustees Sheila Mamis and Carolyn Hunt araued Tunday
niaht in favor of the name chan,e. But ou11<>ina members Charles
Osterlund and Janet Oamck indjc:ated they would prefer not to
depen fro,. unwritten policy and to ~tain Ocean View in the name
of the edudtion center.
Marcus wd 0 it would be a shame" to pass over Coopn's
achicvemenu.
"He was supe~ntendent for 15 years and he was so exemplary
in 50 many ways. Man:us said Wednesday. "Th(SC things don't
JUSt happen, they entail leadership.
"Dale Coopn was a hero to many. His approval or respect
meant a lot to everyone. He meant to much to so many. Why
should the board hide behind policies and &uidelinesr'
Resident Ralph Bauer urged trustees to honor Coopn. who
started out in life as a professional baseball player and played one
season for the Pittsburgh Pirates 10 the Major Leagues.
"Dale was a strong champion for individualizina education."
Bauer said Wednesday. "And buildings that end w~t~ Ocean V.icw
have a sterile name. Dale was successful in personalmng educauon.
We ~hould honor him for what he stands for... ·
-By Robert S.rbr
Area Army Reserve unit called
LO ALAMITO -A re~rve
unit that controls the shipment of
personnel and equ1pmt.'nt from
Arm~ pons ha s bttn alened for
possible acuve dut~. >\rm) Re'iene
officials in Los Alamitos said today.
The announcement involve<; the
1 l 94th Dcplo1ment Control Unit,
located at the Sgt. Roark U.S. Arm)
Reserve Center at Camp Pendleton.
The unit 1s a subordinate unit of
the 63rd .\rmy Reserve Command.
h~adquanercd in Los Alamitos.
-By City Nern ~rvlce
..s_ ·---·----__ S4 M COltOM. .......... ·-·· ....... -...... SI 00
l.D TAC . . -S2 00 DOrnlU. . ... _ ............... S6 00
6·•1 St.00 'MVO... ... .. ....... .. . .n.. . .. $6.00
11 .... c•• ..... , noo m• LCUKOU11-,,.., .stz.oo
. dll(T ) ·-8 ltilM CAT l 11 I ... S7 00
Dl· ..-. r CAT 4 II l .... ...... ... .. .. St 00
You : .Shalld Give
----A al8Ck Up.
'
It's a good idea to examine your
physicians b fore they do you.
Call H althMatch today . .
I
I
WAIHINOTON -SeWll9I New =~ . . .. u F'rli111 houiins •dMMtty u-eculivn wbo drew eUftlive
1e'sriel and WUUd federal
ICCOl..,_dllh••toa NPOlt \Vedae= * Dlpllnmen& of Hou.int and Urt.n Drvelopment.
New Ja.y wu ci&ed for the
f90lt ep'Clioua abules in the -
whkh included 17 ~.;;;
•tiam for the more than 3 J 00
public housina authorities ' na-
iionwide. said Joeeph G. Schiff',
..as&ant ~tary for public and
I nclian bousi na.
"I don't think there's anythiaa of
the depth in New Jeney elsewhere
ip the United States." said Schiff.
The repon abo included reviews
of housin1 authoritin in Atchison,
Kan.: 'Bremerton. Wa$h.; Mont-
p>mery. Ala.; San Bernardino,
Calif.; Santa Fe. N.M.; Stamford,
Conn.; York. Pa.; and Younastown.
Ohio. .
Schiff said Housina Secretary
Jack Kemp on Wednesday tent
letters to chainnen of all public
bousina bQards askina them to aive
poor tenaP}.s a biger role in hous.-
ina man.,ment. He also wrote to
Red Velvet
Ribbon
Greenery
Sprays
Special
Purchaee ·
Ptrlttt for
holld•y
' ·~ ' .
mayors. city COUllCill wl ID'WW'I .,,., ..... __ oftlaith
ou1lilWla Ge Ml ol ........
-·· bottd ............... ~have.
.... it quite appuent IMt IOme
~executive directon and coin-
mileionen iD New Jeney have
treated their PHAt u private k.ine-
dema. to the ultimate detriment of
the midn&a and tbe Amcricu
wpaye:r," wrote Schiff, chairman
of a special New Jeney strike fon::e
crea1ed by Housina Secretary Jack
Kemp.
"You've lot isolated instances
that just blow me away, that rm
confident are not common pnc.-
tic:e," Schiff said. l Kemp created~he strike force on
Jan. 22 after the disoovery of more
ttran S 1. 7 milliort' misappropriated
by the Passaic. NJ., Housina
Authority, includin& multiple
salaries paid to Paul A. MarauaJio,
thcexcwtwedi~tor. He and other
executives subsequently pleaded
11uilty to criminal charges includina
conspiracy. perjury and tax
evasion.
The report found that many com-
missioners. believing HUD officials
-The Irv~ NJ., Housina
Authority putochated a $26,290
automobile and paid a consultant
SJS10 in connection with the
purch11e when the ..apthority
already had leased ano~ car of
the same model. The qency also
had three pickup trucks available
for staff use. alt.houlb alJ ·of the
aut.hority•s units are within walking
distance of the administrative 'of-
fices. ·
-The. North .Betsn. Hou~
Authority paid S 12,600 for meals
and drinks of boerd members and'
authority members before, durina
and after commission meetings
from Aua. 22. 1988, tQ Jan. 18,
1990.
-llT die Aa«MIH Pra1
Plaster
Christmas
Houses $'9'
Straw
Wreaths
DecoArt
Sno-l ex
Special Purchase T e xtun l Medium
7 7 ~ .. to st89 ._._____..
99~
29~ea. $499 2 o.r. CrT•I• rT•listk dlrnen-
1lonal tfftto wch H snow.
•IUCCO •nd ltn•ln
Michaela
5"x7" or 8"x10°
Oak Frame•
~our
Choice
2/s7
6" Willow
Wreaths l1n •r4r •pproalfftlllf
6" Nlto
Wreaths
25~
Mlcb.ele I h 14
FramaS.OO ea Wreath• for •II your hollclay decor•dftlf
Sweatshirts All
Wearable Art ~-=-GP!...!.. Instruction
Ser~
Books
Tea
Light•
77~
Fabric It Cr•ft
Paint
A.uon4rd fuhlon
colon
·Bleached Mini
Gyp or
Bab y's Breath
Your
Choice
4 01. plr.f. 1Hllc•t4r .cunt fot
•n11 holldaf•ff•ft94r-nl
All Wilton
Performance
Pa na
3" off
Mic~ canift • tarp
wl«doft to. ,_ bUtftt
•')d lle<ont"'t.
pen Woo
Fr•mes
-se:,. .............
·MD
BATH
TISSUE
2 Pty
Assorted
Unscented
4 roll
P~ll
(Limit ·4 Packs)
· Box of 250
l lb. Can
Procb:t of o.m.t
Family Size
Danish
.CANNED
HAM
FestlvaJ
Helnez
BBQ
SAUCE
Thick & Rich
18 oz. Bottle
7'.h oz. can
•Italian
• Buttermilk s 29
Rublnstelns
RED
SALMON
Fancy
29
EIJ
BRAND
80 Proof
40 oz. Jar
-·
46 oz: Jar
Box of 100
SuM••~•I
PRUNE
JUICE
Heinz
DILL
PICK~es · ,
Lipton
TEA
.BAGS
81
Wiid
BIRD
SEED
Garden Valley
,,
_fly forces
.:,_. °""''Y Alftc:ullunl Caln-~ ..... ommbled IO do-
---how areat the inresution ;,
llNf to control the eiistina papa;. -To dote, 13 o;es hive been found
--nW< and female -bul
none have ~mated, 1111c -Officials
said. Sevcnl hundreds po111nds or
k>cal fruit allo has been cut ln an
effort to ftnd larvae. but none have
yet appeaml. •
Thia particular type • of pest.
which likes mOtt fleshy fruits. Is
most closely linked with 1hc oricn·
tal fruit fly, and responds well 10
pesticide lures.
O.-afFeodatAlll• ........... li ........ -
............ -0...c.t,tlid -----bollllililll• if iarvae U'e" bled, boweYlr, die 110.000flae.AllyotW .... IC ....
folill' of -.,... .. -be -olllle .,, brillliaa ......... i-..
1l"C!lied a6d the aurroancliap toil -co••U'J wouJd be pen•lized
drendwid with a pettidde mixture SJS,000. .
1>u1 1oco1 ... 1c1e11u need -YfO"""f Tiie ""'pniliobly amved oa Ille
about any overhead trtatnwn\ 11 ~· ~OMI ftom ~ Mil
WU used for . the Mediterranean ,VII . fNll lhal cieated CUilOmS,
fruit fly . C•rry Mid. .. · • . . "Our 111umption1 wu there were The w~rd spray1~. don .. not tf'lvelert from Southelst Alia that :v~n •.~~ate w1~h this t[lteel. she had . brouaht somethina in suit·
\8.ld. We re do1na around treat· cases, .. lhe said. "It sccms 10 me
ment... like it's almost attributable to one
Curry said as of Tuesdly. wKen family ... or one box that came in
1he quarantine became official, any· the mail, it's so• pinpaintcd (in
one violating the q uarantine Fountain Valley)."
n maintain narrow lead In rice ror AG
AMENTO -[)an In the tat'est count, Republican
id ... to a razor·thin lead . Lungren had 3.294.163 votes to
Qf moR than 2,100 Democrat Smi1h"s 3.292.006. a
rival Ario Smith. a pre• margin of 2.1S7 votes out o r more
allppcry mar&in that than 6 .5 7 million votes casl: "== lllisbllY u election officfa1s But with more than 100,000 ~ _ ablentee ~lots in thi race mail.in ballots remaining to be.•
Mtorney aeneral. counted -half of them in O ra nge
County, a GOP stronghold -the
rncr remained too closC to call. and
election officials said definit.ivc re-
sults may no1 be available until the
,,..·cekend. or even later.
his margi n shrink by nearly 200
votes a~ 1hc coUntina progressed.
The tcdiou1>, hand count of some
S00.000 mail.in ballots has been
delayed funher by a legal battle in
Orange Coun1 y, wh ere a coun order
htts resul1ed in halting the count.
-The Orange County VOICS arc CX•
pectcd to be hea vi ly Republican.
-By llte A11oclalefl P~••
HALLI DAY'S ·
regular retail . . .
quality clothing and
furnishings for men ...
MUST be ;old ... RE .
GARDLESS OF COST
OR LOSS!!! Quitting
business ... sellino ovt
to the bore woltl,
everything mvst ·go.
Come in for huge sov -
ings ... you wiM not be
disappointed!
TRAOITIONAL
CORBIN LTO .• LINE TT, MAJER:,
HASPEL1 ANO GRIEF -All WITH
OOR-OWN .... PRll/AfE LABEL ."
SUITS~ YOU KN.OW AND ADMIRE .
• , W()plS. WOOl BlEND5 IN A.
VARIEfv FOA: All ... NOW RE. ouce·o FOR QUICK SALE ! •.,,.m.r '26s. ,;, 'S$0.
,Salt '158. to '338.
DOOR BUSTER!!
snCIAL GllOUP
SUITS
SPORT COATS
.---,ALE PlllCID
AILOW '89 88 A• •
•
OVER 1000 PAIRS TO CHOOSE.
FROM RIVER CITY. WOOL RICH.
SPORTIF ANO OTHERS. PLAIN.
PLEATED ... WIDE VARIETY
FABR ICS, STYLES ANO COLORS.
•EXAMPLES •
GIOUP 1.
IUGIT PANTS
ELAS TIC WAIST BY SPORTIFe
COLORS. SI ZE S FOR All.
R~!1o' Sale 18.11
GIOUP .2.
llLT MODIL o Pll-WASHID
CANVAS -TWILLS
STOC K UP ANO SAVE BIG!
R~~':' Sale 22. ••
GRO UP 3.
Soturday 10 'tit 6
Sunday 12 'tit 5
-SALi TllMS·-
CASH •CHICK
VISA
MASTllCAID
All Salo• Plnal
OVER 2000 FINE DRESS SHIRTS
FROM TOP MAKERS WITH OUR
"'PRIVATE LABEL.'" WAITE. COL ·
ORS. PATTERNS ... SHORT ANO
LONG SLEEVE . SIZES 14 \\ · 17 ll
R~lor s2s to '52'°
Sale 18.11 to 3'.11
SUPll SPICIAL OllOU'
LONG SUIVl-lunON-DOWN
OXFORD CLOTH
• WHITE. BLUE , PINK, MAIZE • ••,;_:a• Sale 18. 11
WI All PAMOUS POI
NECKWEAR
OUR SPECIAL TY FOi THESE MANY
YEARS ... TIES\! NEARLY 2000 TO
CHOOSE! ROBERT TAlWTT,
FERREL REED, 1ACOI ROBERTS. ••• .,,,,, U H to -H
3 SA Li GIOUl'S
LONG 5LllVI -Cl:l)IW' NICK
SHETLAND PULLOVER
•·•· •s2.. . Sale 28.11
"V ' NICK • I COLOllS
LAMB'S-WOOL PULLOVE
•••· •sT.. Sale 32."
6 COLOIS • LIATMll lunON
SHETLAND CARDIGAN
•••· ••T.. Sale 44." SPORT COATS
OU1I OWN "PRIVATE LABEL " -
FROM THE NATION'S FINE ST
MAICfRS, TWEED S. •L ANNE LS.
SHETLANDS ANO MORE ... All
AT CLEARANCE SALE PRICE S.
....,., 1 J9S. to 142$.
1211.1611.2211
Sale 34.11 ~=======:::::!.I SPORT SHIRTS
PLAIN AND PLIATID
POL T • COTION POPLI NS
YO UR TRADITIONAL
FAVORITE!
f?ttgulor
Sj 1 l0
LUJlUllOUSI QUALfTTI
CAMEL HAIR CARDIGAN ••11-.,T.. Sale 64."
..ULLOVll -CAI DtOAN
s• '128. to '288.
TaADITIONAL
NAVY BLAZlRS
QOSIOUT ON BASIC NAVY
JIL,\1EISI EVERY WARDROBE
IHOUlO INCLUDE TWO ...
.IJICEUENT SELECTION -OF
...... WOOl AND POLY ·
"WOOL #:!;;. Sale '138.
l1GHDON POG"
TOPCOATS
UMITID QUANTITY. HtlRRYI
-i.woto''9S
111 to '128.
HUND REDS AND HUNDREDS
MORE CASUAL SLACKS. BA SIC
AND FA SHION COLORS. PLAIN
-PLEATED CORDUROYS.
Regular SJ2'° to 161'°
Salt 18." to 38.11
HUGI SILICTION
DRESS PANTS
FROM CORBIN, BERLE ·
MAJOR. AND ASHER OF THE
FINEST QUALITY FABRICS
AND STYLE. FIND PLAIN ANO
PLEATED MODELS ... 100%
WOOL, POLY AND WOOL:
, REGULAR -TROPICAL.
s:"'-:2i;'sD.11
ACClllOa115 •n • SMAU uanm eooos • '°"'"-'. _.,. • ..,.
1/2 Price
FINE MAKERS: GITMAN, SERO,
WOOLRICH, EAGLE, ETC. SHORT
AND LONG SLEEVE. REGULAR AND
HEAVY WEIGHT. SUPER IUYS!
Regular s30 to S$9#
Sale 18.11 to 38."
llTN • Sl'OONI .. ICAHALA•
"HAWAIIANS!' ·
~T StEfVE •COTTON, COTTOH-POlY
•• .• ...,_ ... , Salt 29.
lllT.SHIRTS
GOlF. "TURTLES". RUGIY. !TC.
SHORT ·LONG SlEEVf, S·M ·l -Xl.
R~lor •:u• to '62"
Sale 22.11 t1 38.11
tLIDAY'S
'S TRADITIONAL CLOTHING
eet and Irvine• Westcliff Plaza
RT BEACH *
HIAVY conONS
SUPEll SELECTION 1 VARIITT
•• • 'Ts Sale 48."
JACKETS
EXCELLENT SELECT/OM, STYLES.
WEIGHTS -BASIC ANO FASHION.
SIZES 38-46, M ·L·Xl.
R"""'°' •Jj, lo '19j.
S•le 48." to 124.11
llO HOUP a 6 COLOIS
MIGHTY ·MAC-POPLIN
UG+fl LM<G t !IPPU smi
· .... 'Ts Sale 48."
QOllOllTI
AU IUl&INGTON"
IOSHIY
' Regular •4 Pair
JP' , ...
HllHT1NOTOPI IEACll -0-. View -~ ,,_ 11a .. doeidod fO pol • -' on Ille Nov. 29 ocbool .
board .., .. on whether to ...,,. tbe -edueadon ...,.., after ·
forme< Superio....ien1 of !dlooh Dale Coopn.
But in dittuuion this week,. board memben •ppeued to .,.
deadkd 2--2 on Wbelher 10 n1me· the ft!Ceftdy rcblibililated center
at Lark View ill honor of Coopo. wtlo 1uided tlie diS1riet from
197' until his deadl in 1989 of btain cancer.
Trustees Sheila Man:us and Clrolyn Hun1 artued .Tuesday
~ favor of the name cban,ac. Bue outa0ina memberl Chattel
OMctlu'nd and Janet Oarrick indicated 1hey woukl ptd'er'"'not to
4cpi1n from unwritten policy and to retain Ocean View iJ1 the name
of the education eenter.
Marcus said "it would be a shame"' to pass over Cooaan's
achievements. '
· "He was superintendent for 1 S years and he was so exemplary
in so many ways," Marcus said Wednesday. "These: thinp don't
just happen, they entail .leadership.
"Dale Coopn was a hero \O many. His approval or reS"pCCl
meant 1 lot to everyone. He meant to much to so many. Why
should the bQard bide behind policies and guidelines?'"
Resident Ralph Bauer urged trustees to honor Coopn, who
1tar1ed out in life ~ a professional baseball player and played one
season' for lhc Pinsbul'Jh Pirafes in the Major Leaaucs. .
"'Dale was a strong Champion ror, individualizing education,"
Bauer said Wednesday. "'And buildings tha1 end with Ocean View
have a sterile namt. Dale was succtssful in personalizing education.
We shoUld honor him for wha1 he stands for."
-By Robert B•rter
Area Army Reserve unit called,
LOS ALAMITOS -A reserve I J941h Deploymcnl Control Unit~
unit 1ha1 controls 1he shipment of loc8tcd at 1he Sgt. Roark U.S. Anny
personnel and eq ui pment from Re~rve Center at Camp Pendleton.
Arm)'. ports has been alened for The uni1 is a subordinate unil of
possible active duty. Army Reserve 1he 63rd Army Reserve Command,
officials in Los Alami1os said 1oday. headquartered in Los Alamitos.
The announcemenl involves 1he -By Cltf N'e"'• ~"Jee,
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11' ~ lad WMled ._.. moacy, • bave. www~• IS to 1 repen Wr I ndl:y bf · .. h ii qaite '" .. , IMI eomc ~ =~!' Hoali• ad executive clu.cton aad com· u.-. aent millioaen la New .friY bave
New ..., WM ciled for tbe tra&ed lhcit PHA1 11 private kiJrt..
l'llOlt tll'lioes .._ in tbe re,cwt. l4e1n,, to the llltimate detriment o( .inclllli
Wbkh iadaded 17 recomrnea-the retidenll and tbe American
clltiane for ~ men than 3, I 00 tupayer," wrote Schifr, chairman publ~ ~na authorities na-of a special New Jency IUitc force ~wide, Mid Joeepb G. Schiff. crated by Housina Secretary Jack
Mll~I ~ for public and Kemp.
lftdiiD bOi&Sina. "You've tot iso&t«t instances
• .. J don•t .think there's an)'thina of that just blow me away, that rm
the depth 1n New Jeney eltewbere confident .are not common prac-
in the United Sta~ .. said Schiff. tice," Schiff said.
The repon aleo included ruiews Kemp created the strike force on
of housina authoritin in Atchison, Jan. 22 after the ditc0very of more
fSan.; Bremenon, Wash.; Mont-lthan SI. 7 million misappropriated
• go~ry. Ala.; San Btmardino, • by the Passaic, N.J., HousJna
Cahf.; Santa Fe. N.M.; Stamford, Authority, includina multiple Co~n.: York. Pa.; and Younaatown. 1salaries paid to Paul A. MarauaJio,
Ohio. lthe executive director. He and other
Schiff said Hou1in1 Secretary lexeciltives subsequently pleaded
Jack Kemp on Wednctday 1ent 11uilty to criminal charges includina
letten Q chairmen of all pu~ compiracy. perjury and tu
housina boards askina tbem-t"o &ive evasion.
poor tenants a biger role in hous-The repon found that many com-
ina mana.,ement. He also wrote to m1ssionm. believing HUD officials
Red Velvet
Ribbon
~
~
'9-20 ~-bolt
$244
Jingle-· Bell
Neckla~e
-The lrviaston, NJ., Housina
Authority purc:twed I $26,290
automo&ile and peid a consultant S l ,S70 in c:onnectioa with the
purchate t>when the authority
already had teated another car of
the same model. The aemcr aho
had three pickup trucks available
for atafl' \lie, althousb alJ of the
authority's units are within walking
distance of the administrat\ve of-
fices.
-The North. Ber&en Housing
Authorit}' paid $12,600 for meals
and drinks of board members and
authority memben before. durina
and after commission meetings
from Aug. 22, 1988, to Jan. 18.
1990.
-By lie Au.dalefl Pm•
Plaster
Christmas
Houses S9''
Greenery .
Sprays
Straw
Wreaths
Special Purchase
DecoArt
Sno-Tex
Textur•I Medium Special
Purchaec 7 '1~ to $189---------.. ·~~~~ (::;
---=.. .. 1 •• --.
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29~ea.
Mlch•ela
S"x7" or 8 ''xl O''
Oak Fr•mea
Your
Choice
2/s7
Mldlaele I h 14
Fra ... s.oo ..
s499
6" Willow
Wreaths
~ ~ 2 01 Crute ~••ll•tk dl-11-fl O''. ':.l:,. •lon•I rilecu 111Kh a• .-.
,~ ' 12 .. '1'4 ttucco aftd lenaln. _,
Sl1es •~« app~o•lm111e
6" Nlto
Wreaths
2s~
Bleached Mini
Gyp or
Baby's Breath
Your
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Wrath• for all your holiday decontlnlf 4 01. pkt, D«llut• ecc•nt tor
any holiday arra,..-nt
Sweatshirts All
Wearable Art ~-.c::;zi.....!.. Instruction
Sc:r~
Fabric Ir Craft
Paint
Atton•d felhlOfl
> colon.
All Wilton
Performance
Pana
Aleon.d ""' and coton
$5''
Books
Tl riff "'"" vary ~ ttoH.
Tea
Llghta
77~
MlchMI• cantft a &ar.-
wlKtton ,.,; hM baklftt
aM decontlftt.
MD
BATH ..
TISSUE
2 Ply
Assorted
Unscented
4ro11
Peck
(limit 4 Packs)
Kleenex'
TISSUES
Family Stze
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Box of 250
71,.<, oz. can
·ttefnez
BBQ
SAUCE
Thick & Rich
18 oz. Bottle
. Nalley
Salad
DRESSING
• ftalian
• Buttermilk s 29
Rubinstein•
. R~D
SALMON
Fancy
29
ElJ
BRAND .
80 Proof
' 99
46 oz. Jar
Box of 100
5 Lb. Bag
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DILL
PICKLES
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BIRD
SEED
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month period in 1989.
For the nine months ended Sept.
30, 1990 revenues increased 31 per-
cent to S24,223,000 from
S l 8,43S,OOO for the same nine
months an 1989. The company re·
poned income from oeo1er oper·
ations for the nine months ended
Sept. 30, 1990 of $4,007,000 com-
pared wi th $4,073.000 for the year
110 period. The company reponed
a net loss for the 1990 nine month
period of S2.l26.000. or S(.30) per
share. compared wi th net income of
S770.000, or S.08 ~r share for the
same period a year aao.
The 1990 nine-month loss was
primarily due to writc-<iowns and
lower income from center oper-
ations in the third quarter.
American Health Services Corp.
is one of the nation's largest oper-
ators of fixed-site magnetic reson-
ance imaging centers.
-From Dally Plitt •Ire .ervlcn
McDonald's announces
burger breakthrough ·
O.\K BROOK , Il l.
McDonald's announ ced Wednes~
day 1ha1 11 '" 1csting a nev. lowfat
ground h<.·cf -.andY.1ch -1he Lean
IA·lu"<c
Thi: ..anJ.,qch 1s made w11h a 91
JX'rCl'nl fat-free beef pally.
rh1\ ncv. low-fat ground beef IS
the rcsull of tl\rec years' of research
and de' C'lopml·nt by ·Auburn lln1-
Wlllt NYSE Diii
NEW YORK (APl November 14·
Advel\Ced Declined uncru1n11ed To1at 1uue\ Newr1111M New IOWS
INYIELllll••
NEW YORK (APl -Sales, closing price and nel change of ll'le IS mos• acl1ve New York Slock E1tch•"l>e 1uues, tredlno na·
llonellv al mot"e thel) 'l: L st t:ha..
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PePs1Co s 11. • , 1~ HomeDePOI s • • ..:. , wa1Mar1 s • , -.. & Ch~stManh 11.44~' ii•~ 3 8
MCA Inc •• 6. ' C.enE 1c1 1.Jn. S • -•
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NEW YORK CAP> -The lol1Qwlno "" sriows rhe New York Stock E1tetler19e \lo<ks end warrenls that have oone up It~ mosl and Cklwn the mos! based on percent o f cha ng e for Wedntsde_y,
No securities tr1dlno Delow s I <>< 1000 shares are Included Ne1 and 11ercentege Ch•nQeS •rt ll'lt difference between IM p_revlous closing
arlce and wecineicty~\ S:JO o.m. price.
Heme Le~ Pct.
j ~:t'1~~~~1> ~·~ I~ 8:~ 42.~ 3 CoaslSvFn 4 lt. Uo 1
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10 Rohrlnd ''" '"" UUP ~· 11 lnllRtcl 71'8 'tt P ...
11 HarllenEnov \ 1'111 '• UP · 13 ~nvMlctlbox 1., '• UP 1 · 14 oni_eco 2 '"-~~ UP . l~ Au,:'.~~P 1
•. •r. 8: ·1 17 N9vislar '• '• UP 11 U C Oe11t 6l,, ~ UP 19 VI OddShP ~ '·'1 UP 10 FIFnclMOI 17'1) 1~ Up .
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vcrs1ty. The work was encouraged
by McDonald's and fu nded by the
~cf lndustrv Council of the Meat
Board in rnopcrallon with Auburn
Universlly. -
"I( 11 wcrcn·1 for McDonald's,
this product would never have hap-
pened." said Dale Huffman, Ph.D ..
of Auburn University.
From D•lly Piiot wire 1trvlce1
Store sellS cosmetics
for the naturalist
By Tony Oodero
Or..-COMC ~ "'°'
Ill
COST A MESA -The I 990s person is a nat!Jralist. _
His food the environment and even COS!"ellCI mmt come
from natural; chemical free ori&ins, and that is what makes ~he new
L'Herbier de Provence store in South Coast Plaza so attractJve.
The store, which opens Fnday, is the first on the West Coast
and only the second to be opened in the United States. It.offers
a variety of natural products including ~y. skin and h11r care •
bath bca~s and oils, books, herbs and spices. ,
The store ori&inated in Provence, France. a wa~. s~nny
region where Vincent Van Ooah oooe lived and was ms~tred by
its beautiful surroundings. In fact, all of the body and skin care
products available in the store come from. France,-. .
"The store originates from a sunny climate similar to Cali-
fornia," said Oona Barlow, L'Herbier's director of sales and .•
training. ''lt's a wonderful store and a wonderful prodtlctJll"ld It s
just perfect for the California consumer." , .
Barlow said the well-educated, well-traveled L Hcrb1er cus-
tom~r comes to the store looking for natural alternatives to
cosmetics, soap and somc1imes eve~ d.ru.as. .. .
"It's for the hippie who's now dnvmg &he Mtreedcs. ~he sa.td .
"It's for the people who believe in taking a cup of chamomile tea
before they go to bed. It's for the naturalist... . .
Barlow said L'Herb1er's most sought-after product.s are its fruit
fragrances. skin produc1~ and bath beads. . .
She sa1d the store features bath beads for evm sttuabon.
"There arc st1mula11ng bath beads that wake you up and .
balsamic bath beads that help to fight the chills of winte~ ... ~he said.
Using ba1h beads to naturally alter one's state of being 1s a
process that Barlow called "aroma-therapy."
"It (aroma-therapy) 1s the science of mingling the ~~?cc of
plants, roots and produc1s with the mind, body and spint. she
said. "I call it the drug of the '90s... • . . .
Bath treatmcnls and shampoos at ~ Herb1er r~ng~ in pncc
from SI O 10 SJ 5. bul Barlow docsn 't behe".e .the pnce 1s too
ex pensive because she thinks people are willing to pay more for
na tural products. And she said that many d~~igner l?OOY and skin
care products are two to 1h ree limes that price.
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Fans kick up~,heels_
at 'Choms ldne' basIF·
flh take music lessons.
-Music is important," Stem bc-Sherri LawrfM')C8, event
br<rNOkl at the Celebrat
ue ~ c.. DlilW' Not
ganlzer Ann Sterh and Arden o_om-
of Muoio. . · -'
lclt-.· •
di:::-Shtth ~ •:coO"ition
·-United Way l\Jt'.1ds ck ... , ,...,.. Society.
~ .... I I ,, Wiiiiam Lyon :c: != D Steiner. I 5 Ritz Cartton Hotie-1. ,.,, Is n 1181 75 lnd1v1duals Who
----~ JI0,000 Of more to l/W.
w ..... ~-irk> ft •• u Pneaiant consomme, w,;r. a.ct t~ri~. guinea hen s11..1tfed With
..., mushroo~ and raspbe'rry
"'-"•"'• nonneue.
-A QOM ot S22 5 ""'°"has j.;;:, Mt 10 help copr with mounting
bliunty concerm
-licvcs . .J•Music helps develop 1hc
human mind. 11 stimulates think-
ing. It creates feeling which de·.
velops the 1soul. which creates
scnsicivity 1,1\d kindness. Kids need
music in 1hcir lives."
A musical prognim featuring the
talents of the Bolsa Grande Concert
Choir and Wendy Lin on. nutc
entertained the countywidc gather-
in a gold-sequinned sheath, rd
president Bob Searles with wife
C indy. board chairman Ed HalvH-
jian "'ith wife Joann. all<ommitttt
chairwoman Marcia Coy, Mary
Dell Barkouras. Diane McDonald.
C.rol Wilken. Bobbin Williams.
Judith Ivey. Mitzi Tonai. Sharol)
Moore and Carol Pilger.
ing. Bill ur Wallerich of Saks Fifth
Avenue prOOuccd 1he parade of FYI
-holiday finery. . .. Tiffany aind Company carries
Clever Barbara Mason and 1he nifty hev..· $150 Gillette s1erling
Sharon f air ~ted the notewonhy silver 1w1n blade ra1or. A real cut
decor ... clown-filled hat boxes up!
centering ~aeh -luriClieon lable. ... Karen Kennedy's living rOOnl
columns of· red, black and silver is filled with food~ '"I've started a
balloons and favor bags con1a1nging food drive. rm collcc1ing lianncd
clown omamcn1s and a sample of goods for the Salvation Arm y."
the new and heavenly Escada per-Donors may call 955-9195.
fume. . .. Colleen Espinoza and Christy
Turni ng heads were L(lly Labash Scheuer. lh()S( Red Hau1c ('outurc
_,,,·----------~-----~---------. Qv.'nen, rt"turncd from tt}e Pans spring designer shov..•s surprised
l:Jnique Creations For
Every Occasion!
that they r1.."('op.n1zcd no one fron1
Orange Counly in aucndancc.
.
Where were our all local fashion
plates?
... wc·tt: hearing nothing but
raves over the nev..' Rex Restauranl
in Fashion Island!
... E1han Waynt' will not perform·
;.at the 552 Chrisfmas Carol Ball as
rumort"d.
... Lisa Nicole dcKruif. daughter
of Jack and Dori ,dcKruif of Corona.
dcl Mar will join young socialites
from ac:ross the· United S1a1cs and
Europe being formally prtscn1cd on
Jan. I at New York's oldcsl dcbu,
1ante prescn1a1ion. 1he 10th ~bU-
1an1e Assembly -and New Year's
Ball at t.bc Pla_za Hotel. • ·
... Max factor stnt $800.000
wonh of sunscreen free of charge to
o ur military in the Pcn.ian G ulf.
ByC..OfOeoJonoo
OrW1ll Coul o.ity ""°'
First-nigh1trs wert treated to 1
. sinaularly srnYtional post-bow
bash followina the Ora nae Coun-
ty premiett of"'A Chorus Linc"
on Tuesday night 1.11hc Oranac
Counly Performing Arts Center.
Evocativr of a Big Appl~ •prrs
affair. Birraporc11i's rntauranl
threw a •·jjo" thal would make
Broadway angr:ls feel like flying.
The l"t'itauranfs normally .
warm ambiance was auamcntcd !
by the kir foyalcs (or anythina _J
else requested for lhat matter)
~rve:d lo 11.1n1s as they arrived.
The uptown bufft't katured en-
trees of ca:Planr parmia,iana and
linguini and llsa'.ana prim1vera.
Some sampled from the KahlUI
Surprise Crtme Ca11 Party Cate.
The fare was just lhe 1hinJ for the
exuhanl troopers. who joined the
pany and'stemcd to h.lve a pail
time replenishing burnt calories.
Center board member Tim
Strader was delighted that.the
show played to a full house. Not
such a wonder considerina the
lcaendsry. lonaest,runnin& play
on Bn»dwa\' (at the Center
1hrouth Nov-; 18)-racked up1
wallopina 6.132 performances.
nine Tony awards·•nd a Pulitzer
Prize ovrr 14 ycan.
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. .. -Mcirt' than 600 hand,madc
bunerflies will flullcr throughout
1he ballroom of the elegant Ritz
Carlton Hotel for .. Les. Bal ·Des
Papillons.. -the 11 lh annual
Thanksgi,·1ng auction gala pm,
tnltd by ln1t·rva l House, a crisis
sheller ror "ictimS or ramily viol-.
tn<"e . The No\'. 241h benefit is a
grand way 10 kick off the holida)S.
Tickc1s priced at S200 j)('r person
arr s1ill available. For lnrormation
call (213) 594-9492. -
Rob and Cathy Cartey 'wttlL.LIUrle and Chris Veitch at
Blrr~ettl's_.
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!)EAR ANN LANDERS: My sis-
icr ··~10·· and ht.•r husband "'Jim··
recently adopted a beautiful bab}
girl. Sh~· lril'd ror years 10 get prcg.
nant. and \\'C werr all thrilled when
lhl·~ v.~·rl' g1,cn this child.
Mu alv.;i~, rcll 1ha1 no one in 1he
fam•I } liked Jim "iO she distanced
hCr!lclf from us. Suddenly. when
they go1 lht• hah~ she decided v.·c
should all hr "close.·:·
La\I· v.c<"k v..·c had a 1hrct-day
reunion a1 Mo·~ 1nsis1encc. She
spent !he C"nt1rr 1ime recording whq
held 1hc hab~ and -..who didn'1.
\\'hl'n \ht" got home. shr wrote a
Ann Landers
lcuer 10 one of our hrothcrs sayina ~
she wa\ upw1 because hr hadn"1 --eo
ht'ld her daugh1cr. Sht' wanted lo \
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knov..• 1f JI was brcausc: the baby V..'IS Mo cla1111cu Ill\' child had bctn
adopll·d. discrimina1cd against bc«yse she
Thal same brother made a video wasn'1 of our ncsh ·and blood.
of 1hc reunion. When Mo receiv~ Ann. lhis is nonsense. I fear that
her copy shl• \\3!1-1nad because there Mo's par1noia is going to ruin 1hat
\\'ere \0 frv .. p1C,turcs of the baby. lovely lillle girl. I'd hate: for her to
---------------. grow up 1hinkina 1hert is somt1hin1
wrong with bring adopled. Whal
ran be done to help her'? -s.o.s.
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DEAR ANN LANDE RS: A
woman in Canada complained
aboul peoplC' no1 giving up their
scats on public transponation to
prcgnanl women. 1he handicapped
or the elderly. You said you Wert
shorkcd thal shC' was from Canada
bcquie you always bc:lievC'd Can-
adians Wert' much more mannerly
than people in the United Stales.
I live in the Bay area and havr
witnessed the rudeness your reader
dsscribtd. I've seen pregnanl
women-board a bus and stand while
men sa t rt'ading their papers
pre1endina not to notice. I've
watched tl"tn-agen chattering with
their friends. acling .. cool." while
handicapped passengers with bracn
on their legs stood on Iona bus
ridt's.
I was taught common rounesy al
a youna age. I rcniember beina told
by m y mother that if I didn't offer
my scat lo a handicapped person or
an cldC'rly man or woman, I
wouldn't ht able to si't down for a
wttk. But now I believe rudeness is
a way of life. not only in lhe Bay
arta and New Yo rk. bu1 all over.
Today. people have no mpect for
membcn of their own family. so
how ran we C'Xpecl them 10 rcspttt
11r1n1tn?
Common counesy has aone the
way of other .. okl,fashiooed" tta·
dhions such as families havina sup-
per t0atthtr. 1ttendin1 worship Kr·
vim and workina hard on a mar· ri•ae so it will last SO or 60 yean .
I ft1r that &ood manners will too.a
ht' non-cx;iltcnt. I f'ttic of the pmst,
sotMlhina wt'll ttf1cct on when wt
IOlk •boul !he "fOOd ol' cloys.:,
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Editorial
City on.a ba.,.aln
sale 01 • ll'llllPIY ·
Who says the real estate market is sagging?
. It may not be common knowledge yet, but city officials
an Newpon Beach arc poised to go into the land business.
But in this case, the city is considering taking beach
propcny .from the public and selling. or at least leasing. it
ofT to pnvate landowners. At bargain rates no less.
At issue is the matter of beach encroachments up an'd
down the Balboa Peninsula and along the strand in West
Newpon, w.here so me resident~ have extended their propcn y
-usually in the form of patios -onto the public beach.
Though the practice of building on the beach has been
going on for decades. the state Coastal Commission recently
asked the city to (ind a way of bringing the problem under
control.
. following months of study. the city has done that.
amving at the unbelievable c&nclusion that bcachfront
residents in West Newpon not only be able to keep patios
that extend as far as 15 feet onto the beach but-that those
who don't ha\C such encroachments be allowed to build
some 15 feet onto the sand as wefl.
Furth~r. city offi cials suggest that beachfront residents
pay an annual fee of $300 to $600 for their encroachment.
You don't have to be a roc ket scientist to figure out that
bu> ing up 15 fee t of prime beach front land along the Orange
Coast for $600 a year 1s a pretty good deal.
But ifs something much less than a good deal fo r those
who don't live along the beach, for those who actually
behc\e that they and other taxpayers own this la nd. What
possible right doe the Cit} have to sell ofT what belongs to
e\er}one~
Quick response -none.
The cit) should rethink its position before the state
Coastal Comm1ss1 on does it for them.
Today In History
...
Toda) 1s Thursda). No". 15.
the 319th da) of 1990. There are
46 da>s lefl an the year
Today's Highlight in H1stof):
On No\ 15. 1177. the Con-
t1nt"ntal Congress approved the
Art1 cks of Confederation. a
precursor to the Const1tut1on of
the United States.
On this date:
In 1806. t''<plorcr Zebulon
Pike sighted the mountaintop
that latC'f bt-came known as
"Pike~ Peak.''
In I R89. Bra111's monarchy
was ovcnhrown . .\ re public >Nas
proclaimed follo"'ing the ouster
of Dom Pedro II. the country's
second and last emperor.
In 1926. the National Broad-
castina Compan> made its on·
air debut "'Ith a radio nrtwork
of 24 stations.
In 1939. Prc'9dcnt Franklin
D. Roosevelt laid the cor-
D111a11UPJ
"KJJ H4VEA <USTl()N,
!iaOftR' I
nerstone ot the Jellerson Mem-
onal an Washington D.C.
In 1940. SO years ago. the first
75.000 men were called to
armed forttS duty under peace·
time conscnpuon.
In 1948. W1ll1am Lyon
Mackenzie King reti red as
pnme minister of Canada after
21 years. He was succeeded b)
Louis St. Laurent.
In 1966. the flight of Gemini
124 end~ socccssfully as the
spac ecraft ca rry ing
astronauts James A. Lovell and
Edwin "Buu" Aldnn Jr. -
splashed down in the Atlantic.
Today's 01rthdays: Former
White House: Cf11cf of Staff
Howard H. Baker Jr. 1s 65.
Actor Edward Asne.r 1s 61 . Sing·
er Petula Clark 1s 58. Actress
Joanna Rames 1s 56. AC1or Sam
Waterston is SO.
-By tM AHoclated PnH
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Best or the Hotline
I'm a restaurateur an Orange
County and just wa nted to call and
give a quick opinion on the fact that
I undentand you arc hiring a new
restaurant writer. I hope that you
guys are going to keep this one
anonymous and not publicize who
it 1s. I think 1t would be quite nice
to have somebody that we in the
busint'ss don't know who it as. I
think it would do )'Our paper some
credit too. Most of the restaurant
writers in the area arc pretty well
kn~wn and ~~ Jel pretty jaded
reviews sometimes. someumcs on
the good sade. some on the bad side.
Like I said again I hope you keep
this one anonymous.
Pllltl cr111n1
The Tuesda)'. No'. 13 paper v.11h
a picture of the war veteran on the
front page It 1s an c>.cellent p1C1ure
by Shauna Norflcci. couldn't have
been an) better. Pass on the word
to her and let her knew 1t was well
appreciated.
0
I love your picture of the fireman
.vith the kitten. that 1s so cutt'.
81111• ClllCll
On this anacle of Women sue cit)
after SC'< check an Costa Mt'sa. bo).
that Lon 'ienct'r looks like a bo) to
me too. so I don't blame those
pollcemt"n. I don't think the}
should be s.wi:tJ for that. I thank they
look like boys too and that's at.
0
Wht'n thc taxpayers of Costa
Mesa have finally paid the settle-
ment in the suit of tht' )'Oung
women who were so grossly abused
b) the reserve pohcc officers. some
houst cnnin& tS needed. The pub-
hr should demand mandatory his-
tory lessons for the offi~rs. com-
plete with newsreel, documcntanes
of the rise of Hitler's Black Shins.
Their final exam should be a 10.000
word es\ly to answer such ques-
tio ns as I) Why was so much
Am('ncan blood and treasure spent
to defeat Nazasm11 2) How different
was f'n) bchavaor from Hitler's
folks" 3) How did my parents ra1c;e
mt' that I could think that demand-
ing to Stt a )Ouna girl's ~n1tals 1s
ac<'eptable behavior? · 4) What
language in the Amenc.an constitu-
tion protects its citizens from un-
reasonable sdrch ~nd seizure. S)
What kind of monster society am I
hclpina to create?
0
The Costa Mesa Poli~ Depart·
ment. they were receivinc numer-
ous complaints about males in the
ladies room. apparently the person
did not ttt the woman that is filina
1 the suit. If I ~ an offittr wh ich
I plan to be soon. I would have
rcactfld in the same manner. The
female in question don appear 10
To the £.dnor.
Th11 momina no paper had been
dth\cl't'd to my home.
I t'altcd the cemalauon depan·
mcnt and 10 m1nu\Ct later, the door
bell raf.'I. and a Ddj Pta.t was
dthveml to me.
JOEY 81 HOP
N~lbch
P.S. Ha ve )OU ever lhoulht of
wllina piu.u? ---· To lk EdilOt:
Tht two-par1 NIC minitttics
~Iii 0..: TW Oreet Los An·
ltlft ~ t"OM8iM I ....
be a man and her voi« sounck hkc
one. The officc1"1 judpncnt was
correct '" that respect. what he did
wrC'· ~ was to love the two s'-ndina
in •stile crowd. I allO IVCC' with
this person believing officers should
go through a psychiatric check up
each year but because of this inci·
dent. Put yourself in his position.
keeping in mind the repons ~ou
rtteived. you see a stero1d-l)pe
female accessing the rt"Stroom who
strong!) resembles a male. what
wQ¥1d >OU do? Sounds to me m)
fnend like you are >elllng fire 1n a
crowded theater.
0
r m calling about the an1cle 1n th<'
paper about the two young ladies, I
guess thai's what they were tha1
were supposedly bothered by the
police department. I saw one of
• them on the news last night when I
"as s1111ng home "•th m) wife and
neatht'r one of us can beheve 1hat
"a'S a girl Wh) don't )OU put that
an your best of the hot lane. You
know -you gu)s arc so quick to
dt'fend something that amounts 10
hull --·
E~yT
I am respondina to lo the News-
room . Wed. Nov. 14. Ptlar Wa)nt'
has a possible broken fingernail"
Dad she call 91 I? ,,, ............
I am outraged but I am not
surprised tha1 Ario math " If) ang
10 d1senfranch1sc 50.000 Orange
Count\' voters . .\ftcr all .\rlo m1th
as a nttome). he's a pohtacrnn and
a Democrat. I "oulJn't be -.urpnsed
1f 4.rlo Smith sold used cars on the
side and worJ..s for tht' 1n\urance
com pan}
Bllm 111••111
I've been going to the beach latel}
in the wanter and there's no life-
guards. there's no snack bar open
there's onl) two bathrooms and thr
shower d~sn't work and I had to
pa~ $6 to get -out I than~ in thl'
winter time the} n«d to put a
machine an thert that takes dollar
hills and I would be happ) to pa)
s~ but I think S6 IS nd1culous
especially being a Huni.naton
Beach resident. Thanks for ll ten·
ans.
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I would like to talk about all the
candtdatcs that ~ runnina for
ofTi«. all of tMir posters sun be•na
up aflcr ttven days al\tt thc ckc-
uon I feel that ahe campa•ancn
that arc helpi,. them oupt to
come around and take do'ttn the
slans or they ousht to be fined for
them afttf a ettt.afo P'nod or ume.
I'm 'ick of Jack's Bact and I
ckal of m1S1nfonnat1on on canh·
quak~ and the cmerscncy man•·
mcnt ) tcm. 'A'htch can unn
anly alarm ~l'wi ronfuM" the varwt ng
pubh<'.
The lictionalilcd quake ca'1JC$
dam• VUlCf than Cn\ e ~OMd in
C\tn the •orst tc Kenan ctc.
vclopcd by rcspon11btc eft1Jnttn
and tc1entisl\. The public is hown
in a ltalt of panic and lawlcuneA
v.hkh i rontr1ry to ractions Qb.
tm cd durins actual di.-n -
indudina the Loma PMta cantt.
quake of Onobtt 17. I 9.
In addition. procedures d~
\eloped by the U n11H 5'1~ Qeo.
loliCal S•~ Ind the C'ahforat1 Oftkc or EmcreclK)' K'ft R"·
11rd•ftl nret.1 tnent1fk rn.ew and
CYltulttOft or: _,~ ti'iliC· .
How should
the Rams be
coached?
Ed11ors nott· -Last ...,t"Ck ~t"
askt'd tr'adC'rs ho w tht") would
coach the· Los .\ngclcs Rams. We
only rN'C'H'C'd thf'tt' rr:sponS<"s. lead·
ing us 10 as~ume e11her c"eryone
out tht"rc in rc·adullJnd 1s pleased
\Wh thc. \\.1.' the J-6 Rams ha't"
been pJa, ing or 1t'~ 1mpo s1bk 10
coach th1\ .' c•ar \ tc•am
What I think the Rams should do
as to st.an praying early in the
morning am.I ~ct read) for a good
"hoppin · hecausc that's what the}
go1 -coming
0
If I were the coach of the Ratns,
I would program m } gut busters to
kid. bull m1ght1I~'
0
I th1nl lht' L.\ Rams coach
should lcep the faith He's got a
good lt'am Ju'>t hang 1n there with
tht'm and g1,c them a good pat on
tht' had
counted eight sign-. between Gar-
field and Slat('r on Magnolia That's
a lattk much. 11 makes the cm look tack~ -.1th all tho~ bnght signs.
EIJIJI Jiiiy
I would laJ..e to comment on Jud)
Chambcrla1n·s .maclc .. in the Dail)
Pilot. I am a longtime resident of
Newport and I l"('alh tnJO~ t~ fresh
1ongue an l hl·ei.. approach that she
g1,es to her art1d es I love Vida
Ocan·., artade-.. \he does a ni~ job.
It 1ust ~m" that Jud, happens to
hnng morc uul an thl· people and a
little bat morr light ~he desn"~
~mt nacl llO\ IOU\h hut I thanl b'
and largt' lht' plu · side 1s much
mol"(' than lhl· nega11,e side I hap-
~n 10 cn1m h('r
Jiii ....
In ~rds to the JJll plan. wh)
not construct someth1114 s1m1lar to
stonaie units with four <side 1ncl ud·
tl\I the flOOf of o~ inch thaclt metal
and JUSl a ~II with water and toilet
fa('1l1tics for one man and make
them about 1..-0 block Iona prrfer-
•~Y in the ~n. And ""hen a gu) tets in there. weld hem in there and
ai_vt him a lot to pa s the food to
him.
t1ons art neHr mentioned 10 the
film Th• S)Mtm has bttn uted in
Cahfom1a for )cars. and Eanh·
qualtt' d\ 1sonn arc 1 ucd b: 0
~ htn sc1ent1fk rtvtCW' warrants
t~m.
Ptthaps the film's lf'a'1est d1t-
1erv1ce to tht pubhc of ('.alifom11.
as ~II 1 1n other areas of the
oountl') with an canhquake r+ak. •
at, amphcation lhat prcpanna for
canhquakn i futile. Eanhquakcs
'"' suf'\'i\al*. and eanhqune
Pft1)amtMSS don 11~ lives 19d
pn:~n). An one •1th1na tnfor·
mation on how to prcpett fOr earth·
quakes ma~l~~r c:ny or (OU•ty Omtt or y St"rvtea. •he ~" Red ~ or mh ofllDe.
DO ALO It IRWIN , Dllll!CTOlt
CalitOnril <>m« of EIM1111ey Sir·
rioB
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By Peuf Cr9'g Aeberta r.
IC'...-Howltd........... ,
The best kept seem in Amenca is.t..tJ,.
that &be rich pay "'°" or the in--•f. come wn.
Otd )OU know, for exam~. that.1;1,
an 1918 the lop I percent of ta•··
Pl)'m paid 27.6 ~t o( the,
fcderaJ income tax revenues. up
from 17.9 pen%nt in 1981.
Dtd you know that the top S '1
pe~nt of taxpayers paid •S.6 pcr1
cent -almost half -of the pcr-
liOnal inoome tax rc\'enues collected
b) tht' government, up from 3S.•')
percent 10 1981? Q ·
Did you know that the poor --. P
measured as the bottom half .of the 1
ta'lpayers -aJtoge'lhcr paid only
5 1 per~nt of the income tax ~-. r
enues. 23 percent less than the -,
share paid an 1981 ? • :
o. you hadn't heard? Ama:nng.
isn't 1t
W( Just had an election 10 wb1ch
the media, even more than "'soak-
thc-nch" candtdat" themselves.
endeavored to cast the election as a
la"t-fa1mess ISSUC.
The Washington Post, for cum-
pie. eduonalizcd: .. The b1g 1ncome
ta~ cuts of the 1980s. paruc'ularly at
tht' top. ~ere a ma1or cause of tM
defic11. and their beneficiaries
should have to make a comparab~
C'Ontnbuuon to· the cure "
On Nov. 2. 1990. a Fnday, the
l ' S. Treasuf) Department released
a dynamite press release conlaJR1n1
all of the above anformauon JUst in
11me to enliven the weekend news.
Wath the atmosphere heavy wi tti
pohtacs blam1n1 the bud~ deficit
on tax cuts for the rich. the ofTacaal
l"('lcasc of Internal Rev~nue Sct'V1tt
data showmg that .. the sh.are of
federal income wcs paid by hishet
111come taxpaycn bas increa5Ccf
sanC'C 1981. while the share p&Jd by
lowcr·anrome tallpayers has d""
creased" was big news indeed.
It was ne~. ho~ever. that dJdn'
fit the aaenda of those ready '•
whip up env) apinst the nch as •
-.a~ of ra1sm1 ta\CS and eleclJna ta.t
and spend candidates. and 1t wat
not W'ldely repof11d.
4.n argument <In be made Uull
the rich 'ihould pay more that
other,, but when I percent of thl
tallpa~crs pa)' almost 30 percent ~
the income tu. while haJf of the
tallp3)<''"' pa) less than 6 perun
hasn't 1the ta\ S}stem goM beyond
.. fa1m~, .. into punm"e d1scnm1n•
t1on against the ~h"
The Trcasuf) release also reports
the lln} fraction of uupa)ers v.ith
1 ncomes of S I 00.000 or more paid
36 I percent of 1he income taxes.
Tht'~ are the people P~1dcnt
Bush and the Congrt'Ss1onaJ Demo-
. cnm dec1dl·d would have to give up
their family e'tempt1ons and dedu~
t1ons for monpgc interest. chan·
tahk g1' ang and state and toe.al
ta\e\ 1n order for the government to
male a hudgct
• <.enaml). 1f tht' federal govern-
ment tned to p1n spectaJ class ants
on bl ks. females or homosc:\uals
the taxn 9o'Ould be thrown out of
coun for beans d1scnm1natof). Th('
aovemment would argue that an·
come. not raC't or SC:il. 1s Lhe ba~i.)
for d1SC'nm1nat1on against the ta"<-
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and jazzier. Days are sparkling
wilh promise. And Soulh
Coasl Plaza is glowing
wilh all lhe lalesl brillianl
ideas for making you and
your wor ld absolulely
gorgeous. Celebrale
lhe Fall season a1 our newe sl
slores: Calvin Klein .
Giorgio. Metropolitan
Museum of Art shop. and
L'Herbier de Provence.
The days aren '1 dwindling
down, lhey're healing
up' Don '1 miss the spectacular
Fall shopping season now
al Soulh Coasl Plaza .
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hanbgiving is sptcial. lt's 'a.1iNfor family
nd friends to short a festive Nal. The -spirit
of (ht occasion brings back Nmorits If ftasts
of tht past and kicks-of! lively conversations abofd tit.
holiday season ahead.
Hosting this meal should bt fun and easy for tht
chief cook. All it tak<• is a little organization.
'[ IMFJ.Y 'TIPS
~ art some simp~ wggestions thll -.;iU eue piepll"ldon:
• Plan in advance by making a grocery list and checkin1
supplies of kirchen suples. MW sun: tlbleclodls, dimer-
warc and serving dishes are ckan and ready IO use.
• Do as many tasks as possible in advance. Sometimes it is
even pouible IO set !he table lhe nigh! before lhe meal.
• The biggest purchase for the me-_t is the ,turkey. Plump;-
juicy BUncrbaU• 1urkcys are available conveniently ·bodl
rroun and frail.
• Consumers can putthase a froun turkey weU in advance ol
the feast and hold it in the friezer. Thaw the bird in a
rdrigetllOr. allow 210 3 (24-hoor) days IO !haw a 12-IO 16-
pound rurtey. Do ncM !haw rurtey· u room iernperuuro. U
purctwing 1 fresh turkey, it is best to bring ii home several
days befort lhe mtal. Then 5IDrt ii oo 1 "'Y in a cold (3$ 10
40"f.) 1tfrigeruor. -'
• Roasting a turkey is easy, especially in an open pan.
Remove the neck and giblets and dnin the turkey well .
Stuff the turkey, if desired . Then place breast up in a
shallow pon, brush wilh oil and roasi in a 32'«grot -.
Oleck lhe rurl<ey aller sevenl.hoon, •hiel<1iP& brtast will!
foil when the skin is golden brown. . ~ • Cllcrriea add color and flavor IO tt>di"'1nal brad _-.,..
but lhere is no need to arise 11 dawn to stuff the nuky •.
Pi'tj)iili:liiifilo ... c:Oni6m<.:.ru11ing mgrtdia& 111e ni&hl
bcfort ~ meaJ and store-in refrigerator. Allow about 20
minutes to prepare and stuff the turkey before putting it in
the oven. ·
• Cherry Cheese Delight. 1 festive salad, can be prepared
easily the day before the meal because it is a combination of
n:adily anilable ingrtdienu -cherry pie filling, cooage
clre<se, whipped lopping and almonds. Pn:part and pul in a
serving bowl , lhen covtr and store o\ternight in the
refrigerator. Garnish with aJmonds or f~ mint just before
putting on ~ ta!Me. Other ideas using cherries are availab&e
in a free brochure. Jusl write Chmy Marketing Institute,
2220 Universi1y Pait Drive, DepL 901C. Okcmoo, Ml 48ll64.
• Preparation of the gravy is a last-minute detail became you
need ll)C pan drippings rrom lhe rurtey. Have Ille sarrcepon.
scrving bowl and ocher ingredients at hand IO the gravy c:an
be prepoitd quickly. A cherry juice blepd ~ distinctive
flavor 10 traditional gravy.
• Brussels Sprouls are the most popular vegetable for the
Thank sgiving meal. A hint of ginger and a spriilkling of
wal nuts give a different twi st 10 this recipe. If desired .
prepart and coolr lhe sproulS lhe day before lhe meal. !hen
toss with the btuter mixture and heat just before serving.
• Have a plan for storing leftovm after the mcal is over. As a
genenl rule. gee them in the refrigerator within two hours.
• The ldvanlage of a large feast is that you have meals to WI
tht! en1ire weekend. When serving turkey a second lime.
create a chrny sauce flavored with curry to give the meal a
nCw taste sensation.
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lfEll' FOR lliE (OOK
W hcther you arc cookin1 your first Tbantsgivi.n1 meal °' an an okl·hand at ThanUgivin& dinner prepuacion.
questions often arise. But don't despair, help is u ck>le IS
YOU! .. 1ep11one. '
Forty.four specially trained home economists an amwerina
phones for 1he Bulterball Turtey T1lk-Llne. The IOll·fne.
hotline. now in its 1rui yur. provides conawnen nationwide
with answers 10 questions about tuRey prepnbon.
Tht hoc.line handles more thin 150,<XX> call• in 1 ~monch
period. '°· if pouible, call in ldv111et of the hotidty. Jottina
down your ques1ions and ha•in& 1 pencil ond "°"""" handy
will htlp enM't ICCUrlle nwm.
Thi -11\lltay Talk-Une is open Mondoy .......
Friday, Oc10be1 29 dln>qtl November 21 , 8 Lm, 10 8 p.m.
(CST); die -friar 10 Thant'li•ins. Her<-17 and
11. home economl1ts ire available 8 a.m. 10 6 p.m. On
Thanktti•iftt Illy, -22. calb will be -from 6
Lm. 10 6 p.m. From Nowmbet 23 IO December 21, die Talt-
Une II -Mcrndrry llwvosh Friday from • ..,. 10 6 p.m.
(CST), Tho Mll!lber 10calli1 I~ / ~
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2 llibklll-tMintr' or Fl!"pl'iM
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drlll1~
1i-.-llM!ti ball Tort.ty, -lf-Vi114111111.a
Melt butter i~ medium s.aucepm over medium heal.
Add celery and onion: cook 6 minutes or. until crisp.
~lender. Stir in thyme and poultry seasoning. In tq·e
bowl, toss 1oae1her st uffing cubes, raisins, celery
mi11U1t and brodi. Stir in cllaries. SCI uide.
Pn:htal oven IO 32''F. Ran.we noclt and ailrl<ls from
rurtey cavilies. Dnin rurtey ... u. SllElf nect and body
cavilies llsbdy wilh llOfling. Tum winp back 10 hold
neck skin in plact. Place. rurtey, .._ sidt op. oo f1al
rack in open pan. -. 2 inclla do<p.
Insert rrieat i3Sp inlO dlictes1 part of lhilh ... 1 10 body, aot . boot. Bnllll skin wilh
oil. Place 1"lby ill -,_ ... 4 boon. When
Kin b aoldoni .._, --"-ly -foil 10 prevent overbrow1in1. Check for doeeae11; rhi&h
ICmpCnlllEt-be 19010 IU'P.U.tnotey-15
10 20-"""'"--.. Mates 10-iap (6 .. lllEll'int).
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Pour turtey drippinas from roasting pan into 4-cup
measurt. Remove 1/4 cop fu from drippings; place in
saucepan . Skim off and discard remainin@ fit from
drippings. Add cbeny joict blend IO drippings IO male• J
cup's . Blend cornstarch in10 f11 unt il smooch ;. add
drippings. Cook and stir over modiom 1-Wllil gnrvy .
comes 10 a boil lnd,chictens.. Stir in sal1 and pepper.
Mates lhoul J arpa.
WALNUr 1JUITERED
1JRUSSELs SPROf.!TS
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saucepon. briioa Bnwds sproots ond w-10 boiling;
ccwer • .--and .....-8 10 10 loin'*' or lllllil
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Meh boher In o.tdl ._ <mr medi•m heol. Add
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In latgt mixing bowl. combine cbeny ftlling, coaaa<
cheese. almonds and almond e1~ mil. welt Fold in
whipped lopping. Chill until rc1dy 10 serve. Garnish
with aJmonds or mint aves. ·
Makes 6 lo 8 servings.
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<lnlund !Urby, --...-mi• with -*hi. ii llill lilbter and leaner ibu ~ .,. i:aloria. 2.5 ... _ iirk
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jut the -(wit1-t -.i Md ...,. 4 0un<a oftorlr&y bo'-
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Cl'Jlll 1 WAG, 2US. ICAL&.Ofm POl'Alml,
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Lons an imponant pan ot
everyday meall in eastern Europe,
buckwheat lw become •el)' popu·
lar in America, too. Jn add1t1on to
the fact that it 1Utes aood. buck·
wheat makes an excelltnt flour -
~~~~=---cf"!''" hasn'Ccnjl>V<ll"foOd old buck·
wheat pancakes1 ..:.. and it happens
to be a highly nutritious food, as
well.
Amona its nutritional benefits; a aood source"of prQtein. 8 vitamins
and fiber, magnesium, potassium
and phosphorous ... and low in fat.
Buckwheat makes an cx.cellcnt
side dish. used much the same way
as you would serve rice. Try it for
a wonhwhilc chanee.
Q. I Uve some vltamla ••"9e-
mnt1 llaat were ta my me41d.e
~ for a year. Are lite)' still
petl, or tltoald I Drow tltem
aw•)'!
-P.F., 11111 ... blaad.
,, There is no need to throw lhem
away; 1hcy arc not dangerous.
They may simply have I05t much
of thc'ir effectiveness with age.
Wh~n shopping for vitamin sup-
plements. 11 is imponant to look
for the freshest possible ones.
The problem 1s that. up to this
point, the government has not
legislated any enforceable &Qide-
lines for setting expiration dates
on vitamin paclCaging. Once again,
's up to the consumer to avoid
bcina cheated. My suggestions:
find a reliable retailer or supplier
you Can trust, check for freshne5s
... and hope for the best.
If you're going to spend money
on vitamins. you deserve ones that
arc fresh and which provide the
bc11efits you,'rc pay;ng for.
Q. I am pr~t ud COHffHd
•IM4it ltow my bail Ubltt wlll
affect my baby. I laave stepped
1mekta1 ud evn tH IAffeltltHt
todal ~-It tltere uyl.Mq: else
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· -M.W.L , Lapaa Be•c•.
You arc wise to t'ake thosc steps
imniediatcly. I would also urge
you to pass on coffee for the
duration of your prcgnan9'. ~veral studies have indicated a
possible connection between cof-
fce-Orinking on the pan of the l~:~===~Ll!mother-to-bc and the risk of dia-betes in the child. we· know that
dlatsetes can -~liifiented. and tha"t
there is a gtne involved which is .99 triggered under ccnain conditions.
Since coffee , once inside the
mother's body. can travel to the
fetus. there is the suspicion that it
may be one of the co ntributing
factors in the development of dia-
betes.
You may also want to speak to
your phys ician about the reasons
why it is not a good idea to diet
during pregnancy. Some women
view the normal wei_ght gain with
concern. not rtaliz1ng that the
fetus' aro,ving nutrient needs can
rob a dieting mother"s body of
essential a4ult requirements. If
your doctor says you'rt doing fine.
JUSt relax. and stay within an ac-
cep1able number of PQUnds.
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QUIT TIPS
; Hide all ashtrays,_m11chea. etc.
Lay in a supply o( IUl•rleu
gum , Carrot stick&. etc.
Orin k lots "' liquids. bolt. pa11
up coffee • alcohol.
Tell neryone you'ro quinina
for the day.
When the utJt to smoke hill,
take a deep breath, hold \t for
10 ICCondl, ........ it
slowly .
E....;,. to reliew the tenlion.
Try the "buddy 1yo1em," and
aolt I friend to quit too. .
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Ready to Serve
Cook's Brut
·champagne
or Extro Dry ,
(50 Milliliter Bortle
· Sutter Home White Zinfandel
750 Mil/tllrer lbttJe
Mr. & Mrs. '1" Bloody Mary Mix
1 .751.iW~ ru. Miller Beer Suitr.ase-24 Pk.
lllfJ}i Ufe. Ult>. Genuine Drafl-H~ Of Llte-12 Oz. (:0,u
Feirer Sundial Chardonnay
750 Millililtt Bolt111
Gallo Reserve White Grenache
l.S Utet Bonk
91< Heineken Imported Beer
12 PocJi112 Ounce 8ottJe!I
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TI1c Bcsl Yam Gro\vn
Creal for the Holidays
Fresh F1oral Arrangements
&uubful AJSOrtments-Your ChtwDe'
(ti Inch Mum' or Poin~ Eu 6.W!
Large Barlett Pears
C.olr(urnl!l Grown-Pail of lhe S..'U.~un
Snow White Fresh Mushrooms
a Ourw;e Pud.~1 /of thl llolldovs
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Heluva Good Dip
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FNitdt Onion~ or Llahl f'mw::h Oruon-41 ~ P6.:a,
Vons Tillamook Cheese
Mild Qltlddcw or Monterey Joel. Family Poc:l
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Vons 2 liter Mixers
Oub Soda. Qr_. A.le or Tonk Water
Laura Scuddei's Potato Chi~
Twin Padi:-ftet., BBQ Dip or Sr. OmA:Auon~7 Oz..
French's Turkey Gravy Mix
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Vons Vegetable Blends
~ Voril"tin-18 OUnoe Podor.-Fl'Ol.en
SaraU!e~ts
8urw Olt ~IHI Oianc.fl'Cllftl
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fi!gt AatonJO.Style Turkey-Pasta
lemll twby with vq-1' '"'w, picante sauce, savory e and crowd-plea1ina_
riClilj Oivored version of
favoriie Sopo de Fideo, it ~ a lut-minUie SP.finklina of
._r ch<ele and ctlantro. i Texas Turkey Huh is sure to Ilene: .. meat and potato" lovers. 4-bot and hearty mix of turkey,
dtl:ions. bdl peppers. Potatoes and ~te 11ucc1 the lively skillet
~ is topped with cheese,
cilantro and sour cream to serve.
: •If no leftover turkey is at hand.
"'1p1y poach boneless skinned
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Cook onion and prlic in oil in
12-inch skillet ·over medium heat
2 minutes;...Add pesta; cook and
stir 2 minutes. Stir in tomatoes,
broth and turkey. Simmer, stinina
occasionally and breaking up
tomatoes with spoon, 3 minutes.
Add green pepper, continue to
simmer until pasta is tender and
mosr of liquid is absorbed, 4 to S
minutes. Sprinkle with cheese
and, if desired. cilantro to serve.
Serve with additional pie.ante
sauce. Makes 6 servings.
TEXAS TURKEY HASH
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Cook onion in butter in laqe
skil&ct 2 minutes. Add-poUIOel,
pic:ante sauce aftd broth. Cover
and simmer IS minutes or until
potatoes are almost tender, llir-
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iander, oregano and salt; brina to
a boil. Cover and cook 6 to I 0 minutes
or until peppers arc tender, ,stir-
ring occasionally. Sprinkle with
cheeK and. if desired, cilantro.
Serve with sour cream, if desired,
and additioflal picante sauce.
Makes 6 servings.
~·~:·i:,:::=."lef-Delicious hot maple
-' ~-I ...,.._Y--P~-~-i!"_u?_~;:.~), apples . in 15 minutes ' .. . . . .
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aration time and 10 minutes in the
microwave. you can have a de-
licious hot dessert or apple side
dish. -
MICROWAVE MAPLE
BAKED APPLES
.5 red bUJq applet:, 1wclil a•
Rome or York
5 tablespooa1 maple 1yrap
, ..,..,..cider
G ...... duamOD
Core apples. Wi th a paring knife
or potato peeler. remove a small
spiral of apple peel on the top
quaner of each apple, leaving
some peel on the apple to form a
spiral design. Place apples around
-the edges of a microwave-safe
casserole dish and pour cider On
and around the apples .
Drizzle I tablespoon syrup on
each apple; dust lig.hlly with ci n-
namon. Cover with casserole lid
and cook on hiah (I 00 percent
power) for 10 minutes. or until
fork tender. Serve wiih a dollop of
non-fat vanilla yogun, if desired.
Makes S servings.
Son Antonlo-oiyte Turkoy-Puta Sklllal tumo
•110<-the-hollday lurlcoy lello-1 Into a ~ oklltat -wtth • Hvely touch. Spilnkle with
chMM and fre9h cilantro for a real treat.
A cookbook for worl_dng --mothers -
' The 1990s is Jiving way to a Amcrican,style favorites ranging nunured." In fact. many of the
significant rise 1n dual income from Oven Fried Chicken (Pollo recipes were supplied by the
families, a move away . from Frito Af Home) to Apple Pie mothen of the authors and thei'r
nouVelle and return to romfon (Pastel de Manzana). friends.
foods. minority population ex-According to Nonna Soleno-Dc-The idea for' the book evolved
plosions espcc1ally amon$ His-Yancy, a cenified public accoun-from an acutely growing need for
panic groups. and a mini baby. tant who, along with panner Sarah bilingual domestic instruction.
boom among ol der women. Bruck. authored the book. "No "Because we both speak flucrlt
A new cookbook has just been recipe has more than six steps. all Spanish. many of our friends have
released which• addresses all these dishes appeal to both adults and relied on us to provide Spanish
trends for the new decade. children, and ingredients can eas-translations for housekeeping
"Cooking Maid Easy." publish-ily be found in the cupboard or tasks;" says Bruck. who is also an
ed by McKay Panncn. is a com-local supermarket." attorney. ~ - -
prchensivc bilungual (Eng-The focus of the book is "com-"And, while bilingual literature
lish/Spanish) cookbook that al, fon foods." says Bruck, "foods for housekeeping wks is avail-
lows working mothers to con-your mom made for you when you able. two extremely nCJlccted
fidcntl y rel y on-their Hispanic-were growing UP. that now bring areas for bilingual communication
speaking housckttpcrs to prepare back fecl~ngs ofwannth and being arc the kitchen and nursery."
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and S.rah attended high school in
Mtxico City) both women love to
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4 c.ps apple cider or apple
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ingredients except rum to boilina;
reduce heat. srmmcr, uncovered,
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lery and carrot are c;gmbincd I .,.. CU waler Gover. simmer J minutes
'th leftover turkey in a rich base ! aMelf•••• .....,., w111lM until healed. ~· sti_ni _
f condensed chicken broth': Your I C8P~lllced c_11tM -''' OQCUionaQy _
mily will. Jove the soup and I &altlelpoem ~.p,ed frnlll Or M&cnwave: Omit oil_. l
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pare. 1n'" 2-quan saucepan over me-casserole, plac:e onions. Cov
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main dish that can be prepared onion, celery and canot with minutes. Stir in remaining i ·
ither in a skillet or the microwave thyme until vccetables art tender. gredicnts. Cover. microw11v
ven. Cheddar checlt, cream of Stir in broth, water and . barley. on HIGH 6 minutes or _un· -
ushroom soup, corkscrew pasta Reduce heat to low; simmer 30 hot, stinin& halfway throuiiljl
nd Dijon muitard are coinbined minutes. stirring occasionally. Stir heating. Mak.es • cups or
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In 11/J-quart casserole. combine
;oup ·and milk. Stir in 'noodles.
;xas. red pepper and turkey.
C.•ntleul: Bake al 400 Jearees for 25 minutes or until
hot: stir.
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. r •121d Ill all-Amcricl"n occasion,
)qi can 1elcc:t great foods from
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· Saito. author of Oassic Indian ~ina. offcn this recipe for Jn.
d_ifn S.ndwiche_s, a miitturc of soft
C'ltetse. fogun, fresh vegetables
and herbs, served in pita pockets. =most foods from India. these
wiches rely o n herbs and
r enhancers to contribute
taste and richness. :ro complement the Eastern_ ~ors, pair these pita pockets w~h a shon<u( mulligatawny so!\>. Literally. meaning "pepper
wjter" to Indians. a mulligatawny
$0Up is a rich broth containing bits
o chicken. highl } st·asoned with c and other spices. This JO.
ute recipe teams the convc·
n cc of frozen mixed vegetables
-coolccd chicken .
double-Occkl·r club sandwich
v riation rates ch(."("rs from e\'en
t losing 11:an1's fans. In the
r ipc for a San FranciS<.·o Club
ttW trldttional While .0...
Pair 1his crully club oiindwicll
with a crtamy crab IOUP spiked
wilb sbttry •~d T•bltc0 _.
sauce. Madt with a lf"CI\ pea and
tomato canned soup bl.le, this
soup is shon on' preperation and
long On taste.
INDIAN SANDWICHES
1 v, c•p fresll, soft cltffse
(farmer, ricotta, pot, goat or
cotta1e>
V. c•p plalll lowfat yo1ar1
~ C•P tlliDJy 1Hced carrots
l small lomalo, seeded aad
diced
V. cup diced 1reen bell pepper
V. c•p tlinly 1Jiced cucumber
~ cap mixed fre1b lier bl (such
as parsley. basil, dlll or mini)
I tablespoon candied singer
~., teaspoon Tabasco sauce
S.lt to taste
·4 pita bread pockets-or wheat
tortilla, sliced In halves
In a nl cdium bowl, combine all
ingredients. Se rve in pita bread
poCkets or rolll•d in whea t tor-
tillas. Yi eld: 8 servings
MULLIGATA W1''Y SOU P
2 tablespoons butler o r margar1nl'
1 11~ cups chop1Xd onion
I . package (1 0 ouncrs) fro1cn
mixed vege1ables. tha\O.cd
2 tablespoon~ !lour
2 teaspoon.;; cun: p<l\\d{·r
I teaspoon salt
'h 1('8Spoon Tabasco !klUCl'
1/4 teaspoon ground clo\ rs
I ·quan \11a1rr
I can ( l 01h ounces) condcnSl'd
chicken with rico 30up
I cup diced cooked chicken
I cup chopped pared apple
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SAN FRANCISCO
CLUB SANDWICH
3 slices bacon
2 tabl~poons mayonnaise ot
salad dressing ·
V2 teaspoon Tabasco· sauct
3 slices toaste<J, sourdough bread
Sliced t1.1rkcy
Sliced herb-garlic o r Swiss cheese
I tablespoon chutney
Romaine Lettuce
la large skillet over mffia111
heat, cook bacont drain ••d re.
serve. Jn a small bowl comblH
mayonnaise and Tabasco uace.
Spread on I side of each slice of
toast. Top· I slice toast wltb lur-
key and cheese. Top with second
toast slice. Add bacon, chutney
and romaine. Finish with toast.
Anchor with toothpicks. Cut la
half. Yield: I to Z servings.
CRAB SOU P
"• pound lump rrabnieat o r 2 (6
ounce) cans crabmea1, drained
and nall·d
1ft (·up dr} )i,ht·rr~
J t·an ( 11 ounct•s) ton1a10 wup
I can ( 11 ounct·sl grt·en pea soup
'': l('aspoon Taha!>CO !<iauce
2 <'UP' mil l
In medium bowl combine
crabmeal and sherry; marinate I~
minutes. In 3-quart saucepan over
low heat stir 1ogether soups and
Tabasco saure. Gradually slir In
milk until well blended and mix-
ture is heated throughout. Just
before serving. add crabmeat
mixture to saucepan: cook until
heated through. Yie ld: 6 cups 16-8
ndwich. a da!>h of T.lbasco IX'P.
r sauce is added to the ma }on•
n ise dressing. sp1{'1ng up thl'
b con. turkey and hl·rhed chC"ese .
A spoonful of <:hut1H.'} add\ furth{·r
Ii to the club while )l.11Ur dough
b ad substitutes handslHlll'I~ for
In large soup pot melt butte r
over medium heat. Add onion and
mixed vegetables: saute just until
onion is lender; about 5 mlnules.
Stir in £lour, curry powder, salt. servi.~gs L A Mulligatawny Soup and Indian Sandwich combo scores big wlt_h the tailgate gang.
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SOUR CREAM
ICE CREAM TERRI.NE
WITH PISTACHIO NOUGAT
So ur Cream Ice Cream:
I quart heavy cream
1 1, cups sugar
It egg yolks
I pint sour cream
Raspberry Sorbet:
3 ounces sugar
2 ounC'es water
JulC'e from ~ lemon
I pint purttd raspberries
I ounce framboise liquor
' Plstactrlo No ugat:
•,cup waler
111 cups su1ar
S tablespoons unsalted butter,
chopped small
I cup coarsely chopped
pl staehlos
Remaining Ingredients:
I pint hl'a\')' whipping cream
8 sugar cones
24 plain wafer cookies
I pint fresh raspberries
For sour crcan1 1ct" crt·an1; c·un1 -
b1ne ht•av)· c-rt·arn and sugar 1n a
\aucepan: bring to a boil. \\1h1sk .
hot Cfl'll m 11\IO )Olks. Wh1 )1.k Ill
sour crean1 Pass n11'(turc through
n finl' .;;1cve. Pl ace 1n an 1cr ba1h
10 1..'UOI.
For rasptll:r~ sorhet: ('o mh1ne
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Chop nouga1 and fold in sour
cream ice cream. Place in a lonf
pan and frcDlc Overnight , Beat tht•
I pint heavy whipping cream until
it turns into whipped cream. Slice
the sour cream iet cream in10 I·
inch thick slices: put slires on
individual plates. Cut about I
i,t'lch off the botJ·oms of the ice
cream cones: sta-nd·tht cones in
the sour cttam itt cream. Spoon
raspberry sorbet in to cont·s.
Frre1r for 3 hours to sct. Garnish
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Amco "91 -9111 MeNl09" Lawe Lowo•""'· -Shene Gell Ind groomer Chris Forte with• lour--".._tomet.
Setilng aO!.ty compec1 dloco
(CDs), Compact Dloca Unffmhed
offers the largest CO klYtntory in
Orange County behwMn lt1 two
storff, both In Colta MM.I.
Al a.~. Con)pect Dloca Un-
llmtted --)aZZ. -Age, pop/roek, daNk'W. oper•, QOUntry
(KIK FM eah h one of the bMI
oelecllona). -1~. II & B,
lolk, goooel end movie -nd
tracks. lncreask\g In poputartty 11
lhe box Mt, wtdch we anthotogy
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"A k>t of peopte ea: 1 • ?~
product• at a reduc.d price • temt. a... we C11n order dlf11Ct," uys
owner Shine Gell, whO tOOk ov.
the ttore about a )'Mf' ago. GeH
hal been In the pet etore ret.U
~neu for over thrM yewa.
Arnco eloo Oiiers the -of Y9teran groomer Chrl1 Forte who
has been. bathing end gr~ng
8111m• tor 20 years. Orlglnalty an
All grooming• Include nau trim-
ming, ..,. deaning Md ......,
glondo. While Forte --In
the grooming of ct1t1, she wffl gled-
ly-dOCYO\'r dog. too. Ac:co<dlng to
Gell, Forte handhtl pets gentty Md
•ttenttvety and wlll do )uStk:e to
your favorite pet.
.,,1ma1 health techn~an. lhe gfYel , "We have a select cilent• who
epecial attention to lklncare prob-• come lri fNefy week," says Geil,
whOllt CU8tomera come from Hunt·
lngton Beech, co.ta MMe, Santa
Ana Ind fCMttMI Valtey. "We're
_. ltocked and Mw good qµaHty
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Arnco oloo cet'* book: bird.
lloll, reptile end omen pet needs.·
Amco Pet Supphe and Groom·
lng ta toceted at 185'0 Harbor
BtYd., Sutt• B. Fountain VaHey. For
grooming hour• and Information ,
cell 77~543.
"We've got peopte who lhop at
Tower (Record•) In HOltywood and
aay our select Ion 11 even better,"
says Run Peteraon. IOf'I of owner
and founder Dale PetWIOrl.
OrlglnaHy opened kt 1985 at the
beginning of the CO craze, the
store was tlr1t localed ln • 500-
square·foot space •t H•rbor
Bouleverd and 19th Street. "Now
we're up to 2.600 9qu•re feet In
CD c:olleCllOns. '
""this hu been the yMt ot the
box aet," aaya Ru•-"tf you're
really Into the artlat, h'I Kke a 'bn1
of,' with rare trecks. w\d eY.'I a
writeup on the artist.
Uatenlng to recorde .. W:O 7 2 "Ii
the ·so. ana-·eoa: TIM• fll
choln ot.,. -•:• --, ~ •
Comp.ct Ol9CI UliO: t I f= I
buyo blld< uMd CO. lot -CO Mtectlon, which ltd' 'JI
"hol" Items. ecc:Ofdll• to ~ .1JI
Co:mpact oteca U.&: Ar f ..
located · •t 2213 F• sis&
Suite A, ond In CtyOIOI Qlult, ..
In Coo .. ....._ Col S..-Ill' ss1.54s1 tor twtt. 11 .. 1 a -"'
l)pgrading? Try a skylight
each store," says Rull. r-----------------------~,..,'f
Since Compact DllCI: Unlimited
speCialltes only In compact discs
(no hardware). the entire apace is
devoted to CDs. According to
Russ. "There's almost too much. -
They're putting out IO many CDs
now, we have to be a little bit more
The Shift In Southern Calltornla's
hc>u91ng market. hu created a r•
m<>detlng m•nla of aort1. with
many homeowners eagerly seeking
out new ways 10 upgrade t™Mr
homes, not onty to benefit them-
tetvea. but to add to the future
res.le value of their property as ......
One of today's most popular
upg~adea 11 the addition of a sky·
llghl or sky1lght1, a feature which
builders· have been incorporating
Into their move-up product tor
years. ·
~ccofdlng to Judy Weston. c;o...
owner of Skytlghtt by Weston, the
Increased popularity ot lkytlghtl u -
an upgrade In both new and
prevtousJy owned homes Is under·
Afghan gems
on display at
Barr Jewelers
Festival at
Piece makers
Pliloerntk«a COuntry Stew. In
COiie -wlM hotel ho ennual Autumn Harvwt Feltlval tNI WMk-
ond.
V111tora .,.. lnvtt.cl to oetebfet•
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SWF. 27. Blon~e. blue eyed, with a love for travel.
theatre, foreign films. and romantic wallcs on the
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SCOllPIO (Ocl 2~NOY. 21): Cycle biJ.h, wtar ~ of mi. purplit:,
mmton. T1ltt initlatiw, trvtt your own j~nl. inuailion. 9t ditcmn
con«m•na clandt:ltinc mtttin,. You'll br dcalina with indiYkltlak
who art prctdenL
SAGmWt.11 (Nov, l:Z...Dtc. 21):
What sttmtd impouibk 10 sUT-
moun1 Is pail! hiiuo.-,. -you Sl.l«nt-
flollr com~t projea and l'CKh
IOI . Lovt pl1)'1 pair.mount rok.
S«rct qr«menl involvn ponibk
joumty. Aries in pk1u~.
CAPR.ICOllN (Dfc.. 22-Jan. 19);
Let 49 or obUpdon betonai na 10
tomt0ne elk. Atte~J:f'' to be nobk: ~n11 ell ml..ut:.
Scorpio natlYt htlps mak~ tOml' ol "°"' fondat hOClft, dcsil'CS bm>fM ,.lilies.
the not tct'. In fac1.. only by 1umu11
on the charm att. )'.OU lil.t:ly lO ARID (Man:h 2 l·April 20): ~vt cum'nt in1entely pnwmat or
Financial or busintU probkms 11111 fiNlfK'ill ditr1011tin. a~ar to })(' -'"'"' you •lttplns SCOllP'IO (Oct. 24.No". 22): T)l('
nilhts. but Pt'ff'l,aps 1tK-momcnl ha1 period immt'd11tclr pnOI' to 1hit new
come to cal\ it a dliy and opt out of moon 1n yCNr own birth up Oft Ote
& costly UJOcialion. What IS Cfttli1n I 71h IS liabae 10 find f(N O\ll o( )"O\lf
is lhll all your tomorrows •111 u.kt dt:plhi or out oo a limb. HowtYCf, 1
cart: of' thcmKIYts 1f toda)· II ...,·ell lltp in the naht d1rtttion IC't'ml 10
liYtd. bt to 1htr your cufTttlt 111nd and
TAURUS (April 21 .May 21); Your CNtloot 0Yrf' }Olnt financial •mnee-
rrpu111ion tor bcin& a IOwtT of mtnts:.
flmlllh hu ttnainl)' betn pu1 to tht SAGmAalUS (NOY, 2}.0l'C, 21~
ICSl tcttnlly. Howtwr. u should now lfyau nin mn<>Yt' lhe woni "blamt
bC' IPl»f'tftl thal kl\•td ones Or pan· •heft lkalil'I& 1ri1h bcHh 1nltttdy ~must cam your mpt('l by accina pntanal and profint.M>nal i1111n lhen
lndepcncknlly and 1houldcrina an no1 Oftly will )'OU ac .. ft-,·e' IOIM\hll'll
th(;r mom as WC"ll •1 financial """ o( penmount imporuncc. but also
sponsibtilics. rcahtt I.hat pl1nct1ry activity in
GEMINI (ht.a)· 22·June 21): Don't 5cof1'io now ha1 tht ~'#Cf io cnridi
spend 100 much 1imt W1n1 othtn' 1"4 transfonn your dilly ltfe.
inYen1ories brcau!lt' ~it'ft'ury, your CAl'tUCORN (Ott. 12.Jan. 20)!
naltt at odds with Min Wnds 10 cat.I VC>u may bitlcrty rttt:nt baYlna 10
a ve)I ovtr 1ht truth. A bow all, kttp a low pmfik' and aUow ptn~
howtvrr, try to rcalir.f' 11\11 11thol.llh Of business l\sot1a1cs to much
a w:ttkrntnt or peyment may tttm letway or ll('enw.. tfowfYCJ. wtw
..anjust or Uct'Mlvt. It will finally llkH place OYtr the •• , rtw dlyi;
enaNe you 10 pun;h1ici your frtt-..;11 make it apptrtnt that tht tlJM
dom. it still not riaht to ~ a lho'Ndown
CAHCBft (Junt 22.July l)); Tokr· or .IO 11 alone.
aft('t ofothen" at1111M1ts. actiont or MIUAAIVI (Jin. li·ftb. 19~
bthlvlof, t"OUpltd w;1h undtt· Othtt\' Wk of 1Uppon. coopcndol
we tlas and sympaithy WOft woo--and contidmrion mvst bt rnakilt
dcnnow. lti fic1 .a wricsofdtdtiw this a lime of1Nh and tribuJ.atio. ~ limply mn.n thtl )'OU will tOr you. tfowc•CT. tddicr on Md
onty_c.omc 11mt11Ck if)'Ol.I ('Ofttiow\O ~to bt deltncd or dlwlned by
um ftUM:a u • 1hrca1 Of dtmand a nnotioMI connktt ror. w _..
di•idmd or .. emotioftal in~ moon Dll tht 1701 auannton..,.
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1urn. He chose the COhKf'V8tlYt'
cour~. but could not resist aoirlj on
to pme when partner inYittd wi1h
two no trump.
N~thtt vulnerable. Souch dcall . Declarer won tht' oprmitlJ hf:an
Ind with the lt'n and immtdiatdy
reiumcd the suit to Wm's att. The
defenders thrn cashai I.ht a«-and
kina or clubs before rxitina widl a
s:pade. Cui off from a.II thOK wia·
na1 ia l\and, 1he best dcdaru could
do wu la kt six ,.:pack tridts mutt.ht
ace of diamondi for down OM.
Whert' did South 10 wrona?
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a heart, decl&rer were to cub •m·
my's thrtt top ~ ditcardina
1wo clubs from the doled hand.
Luckily, thai pklcs up all 1he IM.ll·
standina 1pmies, 50 when dtdater
now conc«la a hean to lht acc. the
dt'ftnders will n<t'ntua.lly have to
-bow the kner .
Eas1-Wes1 can take 1wo clubs:,
nid1n1 in the Wes1 hand, and then
shift to a d iamond, which ~s
duclctd 10 East's kine. Bui bst
must either recurn a diamond, Id·
tina up a S«Ond diamond tric.k for
declarCT, or allow South access 10
the ntabhshtd tricks in the ck>Kd
hand By strippina the ddendtn of
thrir s.aft exit cards. dec1ara forcn
the opponents 10 do for him wha1 he
could noc accomplish on his own.
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atlans on Hne for Kealllig Five
'\ Public hearing§ =
begin today
I
By Wiiiiam M. Welch
~•ted Pr .. Writer
1 WASHI NGTON -The repu·
).ations and careers of fi ve U.S.
senators arc at stake as the Senate
EthiC$ Committee begins public
hearings today into their actions on
behalf of high-flying sa' mgs-and-
)oan owner Charles H. Keating Jr.
The televised hearings will offer a
dramatic glimpse into the roles of Riegle DeConcinl Glunn .. Cranston
.the "Keating Five· tn one of the Each also rcce1,cd money. total-1n Judgment on 1he ethics panel -
'nation's biggest financial debacles. mg S 1.3 m1lhon. in campaign con· and for the Senate .uself.
'.the collapse of Keat1ng's Lincoln tnbuuons or donations to favored Members of Congress routtnel)
Savings and Loan in a failure that causes from Keating and his as· 1ntcr,cne "1th the federal go,em·
'may cost taxpayers S2 billion. sociates. Each denies any connC<"-ment for constituents. contnbutors
' The hearings are. in effect. a tnal uon between Keatmg·s mone) and and fru:nd<, Where the line of 1m-
for Republican Sen . John McCain 1ntenen11on "'1th regulators. propnet ~ fallo; is an uncomfonable
'of Ari'Zona and Democrats John \'oter e'<ll polling in the ~nators· issue for Congrcss.
-'.Glenn of Ohio. Donald W. Riegle states last "eek found 40 percent Techn1call). the 1n111al question
Jr. of Michigan. Denn is DeConc1n1 thought Cranston should resign 1m· 1s more narrow. The committee
of J\rizona and Alan Cranston of mediately. In Ohm. 39 pcrcen1 scrut1n~ is sttll 1n its preliminary
Cahfom1a. 1hough1 Glenn should not run again stage. and the pa nel 1s to decide
Each of the fi,e denies an~ when his term expires in 1992. and wh(•ther 1n' cst1gations· should be
wrongdoing. 18 percent thought he should re-advanced or terminated for an) of
Thei't 1n,olvement has become a sign. th e fiH·
symbol of the larger &L 1ndustf) Cranston said Tuesday he woul~ The committee ultimately could
collapse. and the outcome of the make an opening statement but 'ott' 10 rehuke any of the five or
proceedings could intens1f) poht1 -'-'Ould not tc!>t1f~ because he 's recommend w the full Senate a
cal ram1ficat1ons of what so far has undergoing rad1at1on 1herap). more scnou' punishment. such as
been a bipan1san scandal. Cranston spokesman Murra) censure or c\puls1on.
Individual poht1 cal futures arc on Flander said Cranston-., ~1a 1ement The eth1"' panel 1~ chaired by
lhe line for all but Crans1on . to the committee will SI). an cs-Sen. Ho"'ell Heflin. 0 -J\la The
He said last week that he has sence '"I P<Xkctcd no monc) I chief rnun<,('I 1<; Robcn S. Bennett.
prostate cancer and won"t seek re-broke no lav.. I "1ola1ed no Senate a promtnt'nt Washington law)er.
election in 1992 He also gan• up rule Those arc undisputed fact\" Bcnnelt "-Ill present evidence.
his position as whip. the No. 2 The basic issue 1s whether an) of Law,cr<, for each of the five will
Democratic Scnatt" leadership pos1. the Keating fin· "1ola1ed Sena1c cro'i~-C\am1nc \\1tncsscs and pres-
Each of the five 1n1er .. ened w11h rules against cwnmg im proper tn· en1 their O'-'n cases Committee
federal banking regulators on behalf Ouence an rl'tum for compcn!M!t1on membc'r" "111 question them as
of Keating's I nine. < ahf -based The que-.11on has enormous '-"Cll
thrift before ii was seized b) the ram1ficat1ons for the thrtt Demo-Oesp11c thl· tnal-lilt.e quaht1es.
1ovemment 1n April 1989. crat'> and three Republicans who stt Bennett -who declined to discuss
i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~=~~=~=tl h1~ c-.1dcnC'C -said he won't func-tion as a prosecutor.
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proceeding 1s that there be a full
disclosure of the facts. that JUst1~
be done to each of the fi, e senators
-and "'C arc dt'ahng with fi,e
~paratc cases." ht" said. "I as
special counsel am ht"re to assist the
comm11tec an rca<.'hing the nght
rl'sult and t"xpla1n to the public
wha1 occurred and what did no1
occur ...
It "'as unli~cl) Kcattng would be
called to tt'Stif). congressiol')al
sources said. He has not been grant-
ed im mu nity and at's expected he
would refuse..· 10 testify. citing con-
stitutional rights against sclf·tn·
cnmmat1on a\ he did before the
Hou'it' Banking Committee last
Vf"ar
· The hearings arc scheduled 10 run
the rt'st of this "'eek and first two
da' 'l> of ne1tt "'eek Heflin has said
the) mc.) take 10 da)s. but the
ahundancc of la'-')Cr'i and open-
endcd tame for questioning ma)
make 11 run much longer.
To get 10 this stage. the ethics
comm1ttet' apparent!)' ignored its
chief counscrs pn' ate recommen-
dation thaf proceedings be dropped
against McCain and Glenn
Its dec1s1ot1 to proceed with hear-
ings on all fi,c postponed the issue
beyond last week's electi on.
-By Ille A11«i•tH PreH
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Report says Cranston
attempted to help
Lincoln S&L lawyers
SAN FRANCISCO -Sena·
tor Alan Cranston went out of
his wa' in 1987 to insert a sta tem~nt into th e Con-
gressional Record to help Lin-
coln ~' 1ngs and Loan owner
Charles Keattng's law)'ers. ac-
C'OTdtng 10 a published report.
Cranston ~a'i prodded b) the
thrift to ins.en a strong rehuttal
10 a mo' e h\ then-Senator Wil -
ham Proxmire of Wisconsin.
"ho 1raed to clartf) the
authonl) of the Federal Home
Loan Bank Board 10 regulate
savmgs and loan investment
practices. the San Francisco
Ch ronicle reponed Wednesday
Crans1on·s spokesman. Mur·
ra' Flander. declined to com-
ment on the rrport. saying he
had onl)' JUSt rece1 .. ed a copy of
il. The senator's lawyt'r. Bill
Ta) lor. did not immediately re·
turn a telephone call seeking
comment.
Cranston. a member of the
Senate Banking Committee.
wrote his statement March 27.
1987. without informing com·
millet' chairman Proxmire or
an~ committee staff. the paper
'I.aid
Bui a memo from a 1op Lin·
coin lobb) 1st dated .\pnl 7.
I 987 credited Cranston w11h
improv ing the Congressional at·
mosphere for the thrift. saying
.. actions b~ the Congn.-ss 1n the
past 1wo '-"CCks appear. on hal-
ance. to be quite helpful to
Lincoln's pos1t1on in the pend-
ing direct investment lttt·
ga11on ...
Li ncoln "s lawyers ci ted
Cranston's statement as a key
argument 1n suppon of their
lawsutt against the government.
which was filed March 17.
Cranston 1s one of scveral
members of Congrt-ss whoK ac-
tions ha ' c raised questions
about behind-the-scenes effons
to help Lincoln fend off gov-
ernmental restrai nt on its in-
vestments.
"h's unbehevablt' that tht"
sccond highest-ranking member
of the Senate Banking Commit-
1cc would go~ far as he did and
work against the federal regu-
lators and ta,payers in such a
'crass wa)." former Federal
Home Loan Bank Board Chair-
man Ed Gray said of Cranston's
s1a temt"nt.
"This has all the appearance
of being done for lhe sole
purpose of pleasing and auilng
KC'3tlng's laW)'ers 10 the lawsuit
against the direct investment
regulation ... Gra) said.
Cranston has announced that
ht' ha4i prostatt' cancer and will
not seek re-cl(.'('tton 1n 1992. He
faces questioning before t~
Senate ethics committee for his
cfTons to assist Lincoln during
the unfolding thrifl crisis.
The FBI 1s also looking into
Cranston's statement and the
circunutances 1hat led to it.
Cran<>ton entered the state·
ment into the record about one
wct'k before he and four other
scnators '1eld the . first of two
meetings wtth regulators on
behalf of Lincoln. The ethics
comm11ttt '"'est1ga11~ grev.
from controvers~ over those
~ss1ons
Prox m1re·s amendment was
intended to ensurt that the bank
board could issue rules nccess-
af) for the "regulation of unsafe
or unsound pract1cc-s by insured
banks:· including state-char·
tcrcd thnfts such as Lincoln.
.. We saw the) were trying to
undercut th<.' (Lincoln) lawsuit
b) saying tht" board had the
nght or authority to determine
what is unsafe or unsound ... a
former Lincoln lobbr ist who
asked not to be identified told
the paJ)('r. "Wt' go 10 Cranston
and ..ay. 'You can't Just let them
WIJX' out our challenge to du-ect
invt'stment." And he didn't ltt
them."
On March 26. according to
the Lincoln memo. Cranston
pnvately persuaded the floor
mana1ers to drop that sectio"n of
the bill.
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HUNTINGTON BEACH -Time tan °"' on IM Marina Hilb water polo
team's itnprobable playofr Nn Wednes-
day as Muir broke a 12-12 tie with no
time remainina in overtime at Golden
Wesc Colleae to aitvance to the Clf 3-A
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OCC's pretty scenery (girls)
reason -behind Steen's choice
By Richard Dunn
Of Inge eo..t Delly Pilot
COSTA MESA -Out of football. work-
ing as a midnight security guard 1 and
wandering around the Orange Coast Col-
lege campus one. day. Adrain Steen bump-
ed into an old break-dancing buddy and
wound up on Fantasy Island.
Pretty girls at the school -or at least the
rumortd ones -were the ;-motivating
factor behind Steen's original existence
upon the OCC landscape.
Recruiting? Who needs it?
OCC running back Jose de SantiUQ.
who ran into his former break-dancing
companion while Steen was checking out·
the scenery. introduced the 5-foot-5. 175-
pound Steen to Pirates Coach Bill Work-
man.
Having no idea of $tccn's background.
Workman must have bee~ puzzled when
the pant-sized speedster strolled into his
office last April and offered his hand.
While at West Stark High in Orange.
Texas. Steen was an All-State tailback his
frtshman year and his school won back-to-
back state championships before he moved
back to S8nta Ana. where he was born and
raised. in 1988. He lived with his sister in
Texas.
He finished high ~hoot by taking night
classes and st.arted working full-time. Little
did Steen. or Workman. know how
drastically things would change.
··1 was a security guard from 8 p.m. to
4 a.m. at a place right around the comer.
that'~ why I came through tht" campus.••
Steen said.
Why would you just walk through the
campus?
..To tell you the truth." he said ... , heard
Orange Coast had some of the most beauti-
ful women anywhere and 1 had to see
what's going on.
··1 ran into Jose de Santiago on that day
right before (spring) practice and Jose and
I got all excited because we hadn't seen
each other in a long tame.
.. We used to break-dance toga.her about
six years ago. So we just started talking and
he told me he was on the football team and
that r should come out for the team."
Bingo ... he's on the team. Next thing
you know. Steen's . the fourth-leading
rusher in the 16-team Mission Conference
with 807 yards on 136 carries in only eight
games..
Steen. a freshman tailback with ex-
plpsive quickness. was slowed during the
pre-conference season by a hip pointer. an
injury which caused him to miss the
Southwestern game. ·
Although Stttn says it still bothers him.
' See STEEN/II
Lee ,_..,Orenge c.. Dlilly Plot
GWC's flm ttne of defal• (from left) -Jim Mansfteld. Ray Smith, Dain MangnaH, Keone Simon. StOf'Y. 06.
First round of CIF coming 11-saparatlng th1 .1111n .fra• the bays
Kehrli back in uniform Edison hoping to add This week's prep football games, odds at Corona del Mar to winning streak -
By Roger Carlson
Dally Piiot S9ort' Edit«
NEWPORT BEACH -@ •-
Nobody is saying a whole lot 01-
about it, not even Corona del
Mar High football coach
Dave Holland. but the fact is quarterback
Todd Kehrli is back. taking snaps in
practice. and getting ready for whatever
he's asked as the C IF Division VI play-
offs unfold.
The Sea Kings. 5-4-1 overall and No.
3 in the Sea View League. one notch
better than they were a year ago when
they were invited to the eliminations as
the wild card team. are gearing up t6
defend their back-to-back CIF cham-
pionships.
See CdMIM
Ttl &Ml'. Ttl $1T( . ~ FRl>AY (7:30)
......... (4-6). YI. Eclson (9-1) (at Orqe Coast C.1e)
ClllYln (9-1) YS. Westmnt• {S-4-1) --Cat Wtstninst•)
Ocean View (5-3-1) n . EiHllhowtr (10·0) (at ~er)
Mat• Dti (5-5) n. l .. Btact. PJlly (M) (at .Vtt•ans Stadiln)
San Dinn (1-2) n .... .,... Harblf (7·3) (at Newport Harbor)
C... dll • (5-4-1) n ... a_.. (7·2·1) {at •ea-<rnta )
Costa MIU (M) n . Arroyt Gr .. (1-1) (at AntJt Grandt) Arc• (5-5) n . llssian Viejo (9·1) (at Capistr• V•y)
SAMDAY (7:30) ' ~ I
0 Toro (9·1) n . a.a (5-5). (It V .... a tilft) ..
Ttl t• C<lllEfl .
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..... CanJon by 6 No auatian, Wntmmter has a shot
.... .Eisenhower by 15 Nod ioes to fontana-busten
.... .Mater Dei bJ 1 Great 1111tc:hup, Spds is ready
..... Newport by 7 ans propam has act toeether
..... C411 by 1 w..e1 settled; defense ......
..... ArrOJO GraMI by 12 Mesa netds ""eme effort
.... Jlssion by 16 ~ For Arcada, fission "'1>osstie
. •.. .0 Toro by 16 Charcen are on a nission
By Barry Faulkner
CK~ Coast o.ity Pt!Ot
ALONG THE ORANGE @•-
COAST -Edison High. win· 01-·
ner of 17 of tts last 19 pmes.
will hope to add to its current
~ven-game winning streak. while fellow
Sunset League representatives West·
minster and Ocean View will try to upset
first -round opponents as the ClF
DI\ ISIOn I football playoffs kick off Fri-
day n1ght.
The Chargen (9-1) host Rubidoux
(5-5) at Orange Coast Collqe, wttik'
Westminster (S-4-1) plays host to Canyon.
of (an yon Country (9--1) in a pme that
may be much closer than the records
"ould mdjcate.
Ocean View (S-3-1) travels to top-
s.. SUNsETIM
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llONDAY NITE FOQT BALL
•'-ilDtSJIGWN, N.Y. -It-.~
-"' UZI lnder way to nep a.. out OI me Hall of Fame? •
S.. nwmbm or a special com-
._,.tty f'ormed to review disibility auide-eo .. Han certainly think so. One committee
Wberc:allod the action taken by the Hall of Fame
...... IUlpicious," and another said it's a "thinly
wiled attempt to keep Rose out ...
William OuUfoilc. the Hall's associate director
laid &bat a nine-member panel of baseball ex-
eaativea and writers will meet in December or
J::.. .......• ---of tbe ~ pMdiiaa atilt wiU look to
........... iltlaebdadon't..,eeto .
• ..... ti'-pvi111 him a five-year
con11111. bit ..,.., •ya.
1"llle tt.ds uy they have a policy lllinlt
~·•11 an~ina lonaer than a three-year pect.
BroWnins'• -.mt. Jim Bronner, uys Brownina
wantl to hear from the Red" but already has
received five-year coatraet offers from two other
teams. Bronner would not ditclole the teams.
The Reds could still attempt to match offers
from othcr teams to Brownina. a free aatnt.
In other spons news Wednesday:
....... o .......
fo~ Cr Young. II na
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ly AIM Aoblnlof1
II# "*'9 WtlMf IW
Jll PITISBUROH -0oua Drabek. who pitched the ,,
Pituburp Pinies within one a&ep of the Wortd ~ 'l
came within one vole Weclnnday
of unuimous IClccUon u the
National Laaue Cy Youft,
Award winner.
• January to k>ok at the way the curTCnt writers' and
wiera..1· selection committees choose Hall of
Famen.
• Saefan Edberg became the first semifinalist at
the ATP World Championships when he outlasled And~ Apssi, 7-6 (7-4), 4-6. 7-6 (7·5), in Frankfun,
Germany. Edbera. the defending champion,
survived some tense moments before he cdaed the
American in 2 hours and 36 minutes in a match
Drabek led the tcaaue with 22
victories 111in11 six loan while
lcadina his team to its fin&
division title since 1979. And be
is Ptnsburah's first Cy Youna
winner since Vernon Law in 1960.
He received 23 of 24 fint·
place votes and 118 of a possible
120 Points in ballo1in1 by the
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n.e timina of the move has raised questions amona tbc Baseball Writers' Association of Ameri-
ca, whose 450 members elect players to the Hall.
Rose, the pmc's all-time hjt leader, is eligible for
election in January 1992. five years after his last same as a player.
Television-radio
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" ... OK, Now Kevin and Dean. you two crawl
under and com"plete the pyramid. Come on.
~ome on! I can't hold It all day!!"
WLAF te 1c1c1c an 11 sc1111111111
DALLAS -The World League of ---
Amcrican Football announced Wednes-~
day that it will ki ck off its inaugural ~
season as scheduled in March 1991 wtth ----
10 teams in thrtt divisions. including seven North
Amcncan cities and three European sites.
The announcement was made b} president
M1~c Lynn. following a report to shareholders in
the unique operation'.
The Europe d1v1s1on will be made up of
Loudon. Barcelona and Frankfurt. North ~rica
East includes New York. Montreal. Orlando. Fla ..
and the Carolinas. and the North American West
has Sacramento. San Antonio. and Birmingham,
Ala.
Lynn said that the team in the Carolinas would
be based at either Raleigh or Charlotte. with a
decision to be made by Dec. I.
"Starting tomorrow. we will hold a series of
press conferences in league cities involving own-
ership. front office executives. team nicknames.
lo,os. and uniform colors and other league news."
said Lrnn. who has approved franchise ownership
commitments in eight of the cities.
. that ~.nt past m idnight.
•A new players union being formed by Hall
of Famcr Larry Csonka filed a complaint'with the
federal government against the 28 NFL teams.
claimina they violated labor law by continuina to
recoanizc the NFL Players Association. The com-
plaint was filed with the National Labor Relations
Board's Pittsburgh office by the United Players of
the NFL. claiming that the NFL's continued recog-
nition of the NFLPA has hurt its attempt to
orpnize the league's players. ·
• Alydar. who ran second to Affirmed in the
1978 Triple Crown races and has been a leading sire
durinf the past decade. underwent surgel")\ af\er
suffering a fractured leg.
-From Tbe Assocl•ted Prell
Quote or the day
Mike Glddlqs. Newport Beach resident
and a former assistant coach in the NFL. WFL
and at U ( . and the head coach at Newport
Harbor H igh dunng current USC quarterback
Shane Fok} 's tenure wuh the ailors. on the
current USC quarterback contro,crs}: "If i.t
we~ m y decision to make. I'd start Shane
Foley against 'CLA and defin1tel~ against
Notre Dame. His passing abiht) 1s the most
underrated thing 1n this town. And wh~ not go
with the hot guy'! The ball didn't touch the
ground last week with Shane in the game."
Baseball Writers' Association of Drabek
America.
Ramon Maninc1 (20-6). the Los Angeles Dodgers•
22-ycar-old fastballer, was second with one ficst-placc ]
vote and 70 points. Frank Viola of the New-York Mett"
was third with two second-place votes and 13 thirds
for 19 rx>ints. .
Ballots were cast by two writers in each National
League city.
It was Drabck's ability to win big games in a
pressure-cooker pennant race that kept the Mets from II ovenaking the Pirates this season.
Pittsburgh lacked the bullpen stopper that most
contenders have. but Manager Jim Leyland contended
all season 1t didn't matter ... because we've got C)t
Young (Drabc~) o n our staff. He's our stopper."
Orabc~. \\-hO never "on more than 15 games
before thi s season. said he was never worried he would
"In -or no t "in -the C} Young.
.. Because of the pennant race and the playoffs. I
ne,er allO\\CO m }~lf to C\Cn think about Lh1s." he
said '"All of that 1ndl\·1dual stuff was pushed aside. I \
didn't thin~ about ll, even after the season. I was just
\\-1 sh1ng "l' "Cr(.' in the World Sencs."
Drabek was 1-1 in the Pirates· six-game NL
pla)off loss to Cincinnati. \\-inning 2-1 in Game 5. He
allowed three run\ 1n 161 ' innings for a 1.65 post-
scason ER·\.
And while he was one of the league's hottest
pitchers mo~t of the season. he "as also one of its ·1
coolest. •
A r e~an. li~c Nolan R)an and Roger Clemens.
Drabek was 12-J in game'i he started ·after a Pirates'
loss.
From 01
• Nebraska (9· I) -So \\-e lost
one game to Colorado. 17-12. in
bad Y.eathl·r We l ilied Northern
llhno1s (60-14) and Minnesota
(56-0). didn't \\C'l
•Penn tate (7-2) -Just check
the record. foils. ~e lost our first
two gamc-s to Tl'xas ( 17-13) and
USC (I 9-14) because our kids were
still hitting the books. But how
have-::r donr latch?
• ~xas C7· I l -Colorado (·aught
us napping in thl· second game
(::?9-2 2) but "hat else have we done .
wrong') B~ the \\3). It sure 1s nice
to pla~ 1n the Southwest Con-
ference.
•Virginia (8-1 I -u·t me a'ik
you one thing: If Georgia Tech
hadn't ocaten us "1th a late and
luc~~ fi eld goal. "ould "e be the
unchallenged 'I.lo. I team right no"')
You can hct )Our Wahoo o n ll so
cut U'i 'iOml· slad.. O K'.1
•Washington (8·2) -We lost 10
Colorado on a dropped pass and fell
aslrep against l 'CLA after clinching
the Rose Bo"l.b1d But "e suit
thin ~ "c"rc best and will pro'e 11 on
Ne" Year"• Da}.
There )OU have 1t. folk.s.. the
Sweet 16 of college football and "'e
d1dn '1 e'en g1' ca call to Louis' 11lc
(9-1-1 ). Oklahoma <7-3). U C
(7-2-ll. California (6-3-1 ). Clemson
(~~2). Illinois ((,-3)> Wyommg (9-2).
San Jose Statt' (7-2-1 ). or Tennessee
(5-2-2 ).
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0
Bnan McCloskey out of Sunny
Hills H1Jh, who left UCI before 1a1t
5e3SOn to transfer to Loyola Mary-
mount. scored 41 points in the
ltam's intra.squad scrimruee for
the C'nm~n. which lost to the Gray
tnm. 188-177. McOoskeyand
lo)ola will play Bradley in the first
round oflhe Freedom Bowl Classic
at lJ('I later this 11JOnth.
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alistically make a nan at the top Valley Htp. I ••.-111111•amore
fi~. kicktt '°' * ,...., Slate tbotblJ1
0 tam. it tMnl ia ... Bil West ucr1 Kim Collins. a senior Confcma in ICIOri .. with 10 field
outside bitter on the women ·1 vol-pis in 11 anempll and 43 atn
·leyball team. ovenook the top spot pointa for 7.3 Points per pme.
on the Antntrrs• all-time kill list o
with 1.224 .. SM surpaaed the old Scan Turner. a former Corona del
"
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Willl '9 aackla(tlll • lelm) aed
two inlmePliaat ...... 11.ae
dcte .. which ...U daird Iowa& in
die NC AA DiVilioft l·A ilt ovenU
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ed. and birth in~ n.e.
Turner~ the Det nive Champion award._.....,..,
whm the Cardinals~~ tht fim team in the ·
Confttmce to upset Califoraia
Bowl-bound Central Micbipo.
0
Chris ff<'~n out o(C.0.. Mesa
Hiah and Mitch Brow11 CM1t ofCor-
. ona def Mar Hilh ad OnDme
Cout Colllqr 1rr nlliii .. & the
Humboldt State men•s mm coun-
1ry team this Sasurday at the NCAA
Di visiort, II National Cham-
pionships at McKinleyville. The ...._
Dalenllng Nell cb1•11 U•V, ,... Mexlci it. 11111"11 In 111 · w 4 r LOS ANGELES - Coach Jerry
Tarkanian calls this season's Ne.
"ada-l.as Yeps squad one of his
fin ontcs in terms of the type of
pla~C'rs he has -personally and
lOmpetit1vely.
The dcfcndina NCAA champion.
p1C'ked No. I in the preseason polls.
should have no problem defcndina
11s 81g West Conference title. which
the Rebels shared with New Mexico
. tate a )Car ago. The Ag&.1es have
again been chosen as second best to
the Rebels by the Bia West coaches
and medaa at Wednesday's c-0n-
fercncc media day.
Oranac County entries UC I and
Cal State Fullerton were both'
tabbed to be lower rung teams.
UNLV is led by returning All-
.\merican Larry Johnson, arguably
the best player in the nation, and
StaC'y Augmon. the nation's best
defensi ve player. The outstanding
backcoun of Anderson Hunt and
Greg .\nthony returns also. while
George Ackles will take over at the
center posi tion vacated by David
Butler.
Anderson. Coach Neil McCanhy
believes his team has improved its
"talent level l throu&h 10." First·
1cam All-Bia West setect.ion senior
Randy Brown re1ums at auard
alona with forwards Michael New
and Regje Jordan.
McCanhy qain rccrui1ed the JC
ranks heavily in the off-season. in-
cludina Terry Bcnncu. David Lof-
1on. Tratty Ware and James White.
r You don~ get lhe benefit of
having a player in your system for
four years. but I ag.rcC with Georae ·'
·Allen -the future · is now,"
McCanhy said.
One of the conference's two new
coaches is Long Beach State's Seth
Greenberg, who was elevated witb
the depanurt of Joe Harrinaton to
Colorado. Greenberg returns four
s1aners and six of his 'top eiaht
players from a 23-7 squad. includ-
ing Big Wes1 F~hman of the Year
Lucious Harris.
Junior Bobby Scars will likely
step in 11. point for the graduated
Tyrone Mitchell. while p Ronnie
Winbush and Kenny Jarvis could
Johnson. who could have easily .--------------1
turned pro for millions in the off.
season. decided a college dcgrcc and
the promise he made to Tarkanian
to pla) two seasons at UNLV was
ultimately more imponant. despite
the fact UN LV was placed on
probation thtS summer for viol-
ations committed in the '70s. The
NCAA 1s yet to rule on Tarkanian's
appeaT. .
"There's a spec1al bond between
these kids. and they're the type of
kids I like to coach and the type of
people I like to be around." Tarka-
nian said. "Our lc1ds have a pat
work ethic. they're very unselfish
and they care a great deal about
each other. They're an extremely
loyal group of guys ...
Tarkania n's chief concerns are
finding depth to compliment his
stanina fi"e after losing sixth man
Moses Scurry to .,.adU.t1on.
Wh ile New Mexico State lost
guard Keith Hill and center James
96twestC.•~
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assist 1t the position. Former prep
All-American IOphomott Bryon
Russell is lhc best of the new-
com~rs.
The middle of the pack should
feature UC Santa Barbin. Pacific
and Utah State. The Gauchos must
overcome the losses of an~n
ferentt selections Eric McArthur
and Carrick DcHart. but forward
Gary Gray. and 1uards Idris Jones
and Paul Johnson offer key re-
turners. UNC=°wiotte transfer
Sam Robson (6-foot-11) and Texas
Christian transfer Ray Ktlly have
llOTOll OIL
Limit 12 quarts at Sdlt pra
ke y roles on the front line and at brea~in& ofren1e with a amall team coach Stan Morrison just bojlll • :
point guard. uliHzing its best athletn. including continue the rcbuildi"ftl procaa.. f ,
Pacific returns second-team all -Wilbert Hookcr and Tod Bernard. , ,
conference selections Otll Demps UCI. Cal State Fullerton and San 0 t '
and Don L)'tllc. and plans to step Jo~ State have been the thrtt Long Beach State and .Ne~ j
up lhe tempo this season. Kendall teams picked to blttle for the bol· Las Vegas figure to battle it ou1 fDr I .
Youngblood 1s Utah State•s key tom spots. the Big West women's titJe. ! •
man back and 1hc AIJies pmes The Anteaters. romina off their Returners Penny Moore ... • I
figure to offer lots of points at both worst season in history. will ride the Dana W1l~n hav~ a chaace IO •
ends of the noor. inside po~-cr of Ricky Buller and a be All-Amencans thJS scuoa. ~ t • f~no State's new head coach run-and-press pme. Fullenon fea-cording to L:o~a. Beach State Coedl : ,
Gary Colson. who has experience lures standout point auard Wayne Jean Bonv1C1n1. Her pis. are
coaching in the Western Athletic, Williams.. but his status 1s unknown Simple after what she calJed_ a~ I •
West Coast and Pac-10 confcrenc.cs. _,Tcgardina an ankle injury. San Jose pointing 25-9 sea.so~ -win aU 17 •
will break the lona·s&aodina Bun-is playina catc.,.up after an injury-home games and Wln confeteace. : 1
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~ Sailors await black and blue !San Dimas crew 4'
B R cart "When they do PQS they 10 downficld ~ : Spona ;:'Of and try to put the ball in bis (Mathew Harding)
hands."
NEWPO RT BEAC A -@•-Hardina, at least throuah the fi rst ,eight
There's a value m seeing a variety 01-aamcs of the season, was a one-man offense.
of offe nses and defenses d uring the ncttina 13 touchdowns while averaglng 11
course of the season and it's one of yards per carry on the p-ound and 25 yards per
thC' big reasons Newport Harbor High's Sailors reception. Quanetback Tyson Stull's average
"111 cn1cr the Clf D1visio~ VI football playoffs romplction g~i for 12 yards in * game which
Fnday n1g~t as the favontes when they host translates to 4-for-8 for 80 yards per start.
thf an Dimas Sain1s. . . That's a far cry from HarbQ.r's style, one
Th1.· Samts are a wmged-T outfit wath a-whirh depends on the shon pas.sing game and
defense ·which gi ves a 50 a!ld 40 look. and a running game bmt on the 4-and 5-yard
the) 've dwelled m the Montv1ew League where pickup from Russell Olshefski-Billy Gabriel
the emphasis 1s clearly of the Colton look -combination.
black and blue. not too fancy, and seldom Newpon Harbor quanerback Steve
through the air. unless it's d~p. . Walker, meanwhile. has completed 93 of 165
"I don"t think they're quicker than Um-fo r 1.068 yards and eight touchdowns. averag-
vers1ty." said Newpon Harbor Coach Jeff ing one intt'rccption per stan.
Brinkley after viewing the game tapes. "But Harbor's g.ame is reflected in its first drive
they do have a couple of pretty good runners apmst Tustin -70 or 80 yards on 13-15
and a quanerback who is a good a thlete. snaps. the key coming in execution. •
"We run a lot of multiple sets and try to
show some dift'eren1 thinp and see how they
adjust," said Brinkley.
"They ICC a lot of do uble tight ends and
power I football, sweep right and len. There's
no one runni ns trips and twi ns. things that we
d .. o.
Regardless of systems. however. the Sail-
ors have a couple of other big assets.
They've bttn playina well the past three
weeks and the offensive line. which was so
young (no returnina stancrs) a ppears to have
arrived.
Sophomore tackle Beau Ra'lphs and junior
auard Barton keep one side intact. while
seniors Randy Cicero. Neil Johnton and
Chuck Casella keep the other side dominant.
··11 takes a long time to get the offensive
line in sync," said Bri nkley. "They've come
into their own lately." · ·
That's good news fo r a defense which has
basicall y held the team together since the
outset. leading to a 7-3 overall record.
....
<>a. ... IMll.,.. -nae ==1111 II ........ p .-W llld eo 1 NmMc'h for El Toro
H .. ud MiiMD Viejo Hip, the
lWO -..... Uw abared the NO: 1 '1'1Mlftj Jn Oran,e County
this •••a& Both Khools bc:&in protma down
that r09d dais weekend. while
A"lrl• t.a.Ue entry Mater Dei
wilJ tea the .Diviaio.n I competitio n
with its opener Friday niaht.
Minioa Viejo (9· l ), which
topped the &hel'a·No. I Charaen.
21-9. to claim 1bt county's top spot.
will hoat Arcadia Hiah (S.S) Friday
night at Capinrano Valley Hiah.
El Toro (9-1) opens on the road
Saturday niaht apinat Buena (5-5)
at Ventura Hiah.
-If they eet &hat lar, the two would'
meet in the Dec. 8 title pmc.
Mater Dei (S-S) visjts Long
Beach Poly (~) at Veterans
Stadium in Lona Beach.
Here's a closer look at the
match ups:
• •Hater Del ••· LM1 Beacta
Pely: The Mona rchs have shown
they can play with anyone. but hav~
lacked consistency.
Senior tailback Derek Sparks. the
Orange Coast Area's leadi ng rusher
with 1.125 yardson 167 carries is
the marqutt player for Coach Bruce
Rollinson. bllt j un ior quartcfbac~
Bill y 'Blanton has quietly postea
some very impressive numbers
( 124 of 217 for 1.641 yards and 14
touchdowns. with only five inter·
ceptions).
Rollinson identi fies learn speed.
swarming dcfcnSt' and big-pla)'
capability on offense as the Jack-
rabbius· strengths. •
the b1a p1aJ _. ha•tl•-w'U POA
OM C*nelYK The l'IP Ga tJ.e
MOOft" Lape llti• yml' ii ..... it'•
a bil clown, but I mink its more a
caw or a bunch or IDCld t'oolblll
....,. battli .. -" 01ber week-in
and week-out-"
Rollin10n said hil player. are
confident followina lut week's
421 1roundaa ol SL Jab bx>.
"We were -.-with last
week's pemnnance. "but rm try1na
to convince the kids not to be
haPPY w;th just makina w pa.y.
offs. Makins it is one tbiftl,. but it's
1 ~ seuon now. The happines.s is.
over if you lote ...
•El Ten .._ a...: C.0.C.h Bo~
Johnson's founh-teeded Cbaraert
have the honn ,to reclaim the title
they· won in f986 and 1987, but
escaped them last season (a 26-20
title-same loss to Paramount}.
Senior quantrbeck Rob Jo~n10n1 the coach's son. has rolled up some
impressive numbers thiryear (165
1)( 237 for 2, 178 yards) and the
Chargers' defense has proven for·
midable. particularly apinst the
rush.
The cider Johnson said ·Buena's
size up front wi ll provide a
challenge this ~ck .
"Buena is a quality team that has
won ils last three. games. so it's on
a pretty good roll riaht now. They
throw the football quite well and
their offensive and defensive lines
match up pretty well with us size
wise." Bob Johnson said.
"Wc"ll hope to stay balanced and
do what 't"e've done well to act to
this point."
• M111ioa Viejo v1. Ar.udla: Tht
Diablos.. the No. 2 seed. have
surpa~ expectations by winnin'
the South Coast League. but must
no" sustain that high level to cam
its fi rst CIF ti tle since 1981.
"We're going to have to ct>ntai n
their outside running game and
conrrol the football offensively.''
Rollin~n ~id. "We can't give up
Senior tailback Marcellus
hrishon 1s a consistent breakaway
threat for Cooch Mike Rush"s
squad. while senior quarterback
Tim Snowden has led a steady
passing attack. ·e11· M going to stan." Another whom Holland takes PlllO
The Sea Kings. who appeared to note of is strc:mg safety Lance
From 01 be on their wa) with a 4-2-1 record Gasporra. From 0 1 su••EJ turcd backfield role In week five.
JUSt before Kerhli"s accident. drop-The real theory at Corona del 13-12 victory. ... ~ftns1vely. the Chargers' small-
It begins Fnda) night (7:30) at ped games to Saddleback ( 17-0) and Mar. however. is j ust where are the T he buzzer did not sound, creat-From 01 but-quick front seven Will be
Brea-Olinda High where the Orange Tustin (2 1-7) and were down 13-0 Sea Kings in their overall pattem'l ing confusion as to whether tame seeded Eisenhower (I~). with challcngtd b) the power running
Leagul' champions aw ait a under-at halftime to nl\ crsity last week The Sea Ki ngs returned ncarl) had run out. but the officials ruled hopes or uulmng Its run-and-shoot pme of the Falcons But Edison. as
-dogs to this defenm e-onented before Woolsev rallied his forces for the entire defense which paved the tbe gam1.· -as well as the Vikings' offense against the Citrus Belt 11 sho"ed against Manna and full -
3roup of ~a Kings. a 17-13 "'° ·and a bcnh an the way to the '89 Clf crown. with thl' Cinderella scawn -over. champions. who face run-onented back Shawn Fulford. has . the
Corona del Mar faithful. how-pla~offs. exception of linebackers and cor-"We played a good game:· offcnst"5 almost exclusively. until capab1'1t) to add size up front and
ever. are thint..ing offensive!). cs-"I feel like last )'ca r at this time." nerbacks. Manna Cooch Da'c Pickford said. the playoffs. .. / adjusf their scheme to shut down
pcc1all) with thC' emergence of admitted Holland "We have a And It 1s the pla> of comcrbacks "When we needed a score we Here's a closer look at the running offenses.
'Quanerback \had Woolsc). as "'ell great shot. Things arc beJjnning to Keith Miller (four interceptions) Sttmcd to get It and the kids never matchups: •Ocean View v1. EIHtttaower:
As the presence of Kehrh. fall in place. w e·,c got some and Scott Pannier "'hich 1s bccom-quit. If you'd ha'c said before the • Edlsoa VI. Rabldoex: Coach Seaha"Ak5 Coach Ho"'ard Isom hu
Kchrh began taking snaps for the bruises that are getting better." ing evident of the Sea Kin.gs' re-season started that we'd have gotten Dave ·wh1te"s Chargers art' seeded bt'cn t..nown to e\pand his pla)book
'fi rst time since anJunng himself m As "'or th .. opposi'tion. Holland surgcnce. Six months ago not many this far after losing our top 10 r. h b i..a t be on occasion and he ma) need all th1: 11 .. knew C'ithcr existed. Miller didn"t · I'd ioun · ut possess wna many -tricks he can muster to combat the a freak barbecue accident wuh a SC"'S Brea-Olinda a• a t,.am v,.ry playe" to graduation last year. 1· th d ·son's most potent . .. , .. .. plav a vear ago and Pannier was up . fi -A d r •• le\e (.' l\I I po"'erful ~gJes . .knife. sevenng a tendon an the little much in the same vein of Costa ; ; have bttn very satts In.a. an am. · ua k · d rty four from the sophomores. Together Manna (I 4-I J) appeared bound passing a c · The Scahawks are making the 'finger of his nght-han nea Mesa. the\. ha ve nine interceptions. 'fi 1 Senior quarterback Josh Gingrich ... cond playoff appearance 1n the 'weeks a o fo r its second straight semi ma d · h' fi ~ J · g · Costa Mesa beat this Brea club. has blossome in is 1rst season at school's histol) and are hoping for "He's wcanng a little brace on his IW . and Coro na dcl Mar met that benh early. claiming a 2-0 lead the controls. throwin& for 2.266 a ~uer fate than last year's 32-24
'ri ght and he looks pretty good." same Mesa team a Wt.'Ck later. and OV's TenBerge signs before two minutes had elapsed. yards and 20 touchdowns. while open ing-ro und loss to San
:said Holland. "He's a httle rust). won 21-0. but Holland downplays wi•th Color.ado State But Muir (l9-5) rallied to take a allowingjust one interception in the Gorgonio
!but we're happy he's back." the comparauve scores' theor). 0 4-) lead at •the quarter and held a final thrtt regular-season games. "To ha'e made 11 10 thr pla}om
Holland said. however. 11'11 be "They're real quick and a little Ocean View High basketball 7-5 advantage at lhc half. "The key to our offense has bttn two }Ca~ in a ro" S8)S we have lo
Chad Woolsc) \\ho stans Fnda) bit like Costa Mesa 1n terms of standout Marcel Ten Berge. a 6-Johh trC'nk. one of Manna's two the maturity Josh has developed." tx· doing something nght." Isom
'night. quickness and some of lhc things foot-8. ::!:!0-pound senior ~nter. senior Staner ... led the Vikings with White said. "He's really teamed the said "I think the kids around here
'"The pa1.kage that got us into the they do."' said Holland ··Even de-signed a national letter of intent five goal' and com1stentl)' muscled mental pan of the pme and his arc <,taning 10 bdic'e the) can pla'
pla)'offs •'i where we want we arc:· fens1vel y 1hc} ·re a lot li ke ( osta Monday to attend Colorado State Muir defend ers 10 tie the score. stats the past two p mes (41 of 57 foot hall We're evoh ing from a
saiC! Holland "We got there be· Mesa. The) base their thing on Univeriuy. "I'' c been on John pretty hard for 626 yards and eiaht touch-perennial c.Joormat to a team that
cause of Woosley ll"s real good that quickness and mull1ple looks Ten Berge chose Coach Boyd the whole ~ason. but he really · downs) havt bttn incn-dible. He's has teamed ho" to win We've Todd b k I ft Grant'' Rams after also ' 1s1ting For-th h tod .. n.ckr.ord h d we ha 'e ac . an up 1 ing "()(fens1\ich_ 1he" have this little came roug ay. ri 11 the top pas'"'"r 1'n o-ng• Countv m fo und wa\5 10 "''" 1 1s \car an
J dham and Nonhcrn Arizona. d I h k h h · .-,.. ' ( · · thing. and he threw prett> well on gu} (5-foot-6 Rob Logeoteta) at sa1 . ·• t 1n e may ave 1m-ttm'IS of vardagc. and rm excited hnpcfull~ v.e "Aon't stop now .. 1Tursda~ nose guard and they ha ve a s1rong TcnBerge. who has a 3·7 GPA. will pressed some college coaches who r.0r hi'm. Of roursc. that's also a The Seaha"At..s are led b) senior ; 0 maJor in business at the Fon Col-h M I .. •• R d K I "lt"s hard to say how much he'll safety (Mike R}an. 6-1. 18 ) who is hns-ba'iCd sc hool. v.erc ere to see u1r p ayers. tribute to his ~eivers llnd the quanerbad. an ) armer. a
"'lay Fndav. I do n't want to alter-an outstanding hitter from v.hat The other 'Jt'n1or. Steve 'Ray. was ofliensive hnc." thre-c-}ear staner with the ab1ht) to ... ~ By n~ D•lly Pilot f h" h b h h II ,na1c quanerbacks and Woolsey 1s we've Sttn ·· also in thr thick o t ings at crunc Gingrich. whom White says 1s thr um opponents "1t t c run as "" :___..:_ ________ ~----------------------------,, time. procuring two oven1me Steals best deep thrower he's coached. has as the pass --L1-11-, l-IL_l_f_ILTE-l---r--,,-.-_.-,-;-.;;-oiiLl--l..---,1-11T-;;;;-.-1-0-1-'\1 ·to keep the Vikings close. Ray also pler1ty of tarseis to choose from. Karhnl"r hati thrown for nearl)
.,..5 ...., addrd onr goal. stan ina with the Orange Coast 1.400 )ards and 1s the tcam·s lcad-
lncludes FID TKe Rotation I 4 Cyt. 6 Cyl I Cyt I H• gllEI I In ano1hcr 3-.\ match: Atta's 1cad1na receiver Mike Cun-ang rusher "'1th 436 yards on Q 1
•Upto5Qts 30 • Ii I •315• •415• 'Iii" I ..... I •Mtralta&e 1%. E4J1on 11: The ninaham. carnes. ~ : fl:;~~ LMb • 1 -~· I I Rea. '89.~ (Most Cars) (hargcrs. pla}ang catchup most of Cunningham. who has been nu n.-.._arhnl·r 1\ md,rc.J offensively tn •a.ct""" I <MosJ c...i 1f111 ••· '•b a Cel*MI b1111 1 ...... ,.., ., S11oe1 • .._ 1 Mint•..., I the ma1ch . fell one goal hon in its ing 1 sore shoulderthat has limitrd JUnior receiver Albert Fanoga ("'
•Satety °*•. ""'M c111osi tin, -I """i.. to.cion ~ ll·JO..M • ._._ i>wts 0t lloion • ..., '"' I bid to reach ovcn imc and a polCn· his. action the pasl two wc.cks. 1s catches for -'4~ )ards) and scnt01
• Lllllnal• ''""" cin. a ~~""• -.U utr• 1 • ._..-.. .. .., • S-llNllt ,_ Enu I tial semifinal brnh at Sa nta Monica expected to be i t full strength. He fullback Matt Ban) ( 4 18 yards on _______ ii.:,w..!,l,;!-,!!._~-~!! .. 1••111 '1'tee4 •MC..-ll·»te High. Aftrr ca tching the Marauders has caught 49 passes for 828 yards 9' camesl
at 8. Edison \.ielded the next two ~ and si~ touchdowns and is also the • Wes&mlas&er vs. Cuyoa: Thrct
aoals to fall tlChind 10-8 and traded Cha~rs· top \afety. of the L1on!'I· losses have been to I 1
pis the rt'maindcr of tht" match. M1d·season acqu1 ition Brandon Quanta ( 10-0). Esperanza ( 10-0) an J
Down 12-11 . Ed ison ( 19-9) had Jessie has cst1blished himself a a Edison (Q· I). and Coach Stan
one last chance to send the m1tch bia-ti~ talent. boastins touch-Clark·s squad will hope their tough
into O\'<.'nimc after 3 steal with 29 down catches of ti). 71and 32 yard \chedule will start p1 y1n~
amons his fi ve ~oring rtetptions. di\ 1dr nd\.
le('onds lef\ However. the Cbaraers He is still tcarina the offense. 1c-Westminster. wh1cll1 enters w11h 1 ~ unahk to ~Ort' on the final cordin• 10 Whit,. but can upttt an three-game wannana streak. "
Y· i~ role 1n the playoffs. searching for 1t~ first playoff "'1n ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,~~a ~~t-Sjun~~ hu~lso '1n~ l~S. w~n the L~ns upv1
1ttn spot duty 11 tailbec:k and could top-Sttdcd Riverside Poly 1n round
be a factor in tht secondary before one and ad,•anct'd to the scmifinAI\
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Ind°"*.,..~. can ...
••Sfrvitc double-teamed Cun· is S-9. 180-pound senior Da\ld nu~ham_ last week.. io we threw t~ McD1vitt. who has a hip 11mc of
Jessie (n1nr catchn for 163 yards). IQ8 )ards ag;li nts St. Louis H1ah cit
White said. ··w e've also aot Rtan Hawa11. Senior quancrbedc De""
Blanch1rd ,C26 catches .for .S.l. l .... Bialas has thro"'n for more than
yards) and htht end R~ Lippincott 1.000 yards and junior m-cover
C 11 c~tchts). so ~hat s plt nt>: for JI m Zopchs had cauaht 26 passr~
oP1M>51n1 ttt0ndancs to deal with. I for 322 yards throuah nine 11mr\
!hinlc ifs the best SJ:~up'of receivers "We've Sttn thtm on ta~ and
art Onntt C"ounty. they remind me of Edison.' nark ~ftl tO.'hc offens1v~ weap()nry said "They don't throw as well a~
ii ....,.. tallbeck Tra v11 Blldina. Edison. but the)' IC' 1f\cr you de·
Who bai alNI~ '36 yards on IO ~sivcl and tbcy·rc. arttn and nrriel afttr tak1na ovn-the fca· aokt .. •
•
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()My Piiot 890'11 fdltOt
COSTA MESI\ -E·-f here' no question 11· 01-
Dav1d and Goliath .
It's D;h 1d Ospina.
and David Jack on. lso. David
PhAm and David Phillip . fherc"~ n.l\ id Mcf \O) and David Grant.
a "ell as IM\ 1d Pica. David Hill.
CdM tests luck
in three sports
O.vid mnh. and of courv. \OKh pe>unds per player.
David S.ldwin and a bunch of Tht numbtn on paper 296. 318
01hcr David~. 111 "'ho reside at and 260. i~ OIMB. On film
Costa Mba Hiah. they look even bifler. accordina to
··1 read them all the story of Baldwin. •
David and Goliath," said the Mus-Arroyo Granct.i's Eqks cn.ter
1angs' vettran coat·h. Tom Baldwin. with top-heavy numbeB. comina
"They just love<! it when I 101 to from a school with an enrollment of
the.' pa~ where David cuts Goliath's some 2.100 -11 opposed to Mesa
head offi" which has an enrollment of l ,022.
So it goel> for Baldwin and his Despite the dtsparity in numbers.
seemingly always-uoderdog Mus-Baldwin promitn his club wall
tanJS. the Pacific Coa t Lcaaec's show up in Arroyo Grande, a town
No. 2 team which is piuC'd against JUSt south of San luiJ Obispo for
a teaf)'l so big -\\.<'II. up front the first round of the CIF Division
Arroyo Grande's offensi.,,c line VII playoffs.
Bald•·1n. "Our M:hool has been ju11 e.Jdwia... we~ some momtn· &~at. They'vt IC" us tht top tum. w'vc won four l8mt$ in a
<1rtyhound around, .-e'IJ c.'h«lc. 1n • row aftd oW was aptnst a top
at the hotel abOut 2 p.m . allowini quality team (Tnbilco H11l1).
u to havt a normal routiM aoina "We ~tt a bia last year and
into the game. and afterward~ we'll "e didn't beat an) one"
siay lhcre lhe night before coming Another factor which 11vcs
bac:'k " • Baldwin cautt for upset hopts 1s Lht
Tl1cre's n 01c>-1de to any sttu-fact Arrovo Otlnde seldom secs the
ation and Arro)o Grandt-. although blit1 peckqc the Mu tangs often
otn 1ousl~ big and l1ltn~. doesn't gamble with.
have 11 all 11s way. "Eve'}'thina.1s a re d defense up rn term~ of quickneu. as well as ·there and with those kind of 11zes,
the determination facU>r. th05C the b11 linemen have 1 tremendous
quaht1es belong to Costa ~. advanta~ ... aid Baldwin.
"We're much quicker and "We probably blitz more than
having super practices." an>one. Sure. you can ,et burned outweighs Costa Mesa -100 .. We ltavc at 8 a.m. Friday," said
A L 0 N G T H E 0 R A N G E fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii f'O·\ST -Corona del Mar High's
~a Kings arc till going for the
hnw. nng in CH'I') d1tcc1ion -the
(\ater polo team 1!> in the Clf
sem1finalc; on Saturday. the girls ~Olit'yball team I\ In lhC Clf semi·
finale; 1on1gh1 and the girls tennis
team 1<1 in 1hr CIF c;cmifinali. this
:iflrrnoon
, In 'olk) ball. the Sea Kings meet
St. Jo~ph'' uf I akt·wood at New-
pon Harbor a1 7 o 'doc!.. "ith the
~inntr ad\linl'lng 10 thr CIF fi nals
at ( cmto'> C ollcgl' ~:iturda) night.
Corona l'llll'r' w11h a ::!::!-1 record
undC'r Dall' ll1d..1nga. 1\1 Joseph's
'" I o-0
I l'lln" aclmn 1n 1hc (IF 4-A
senm rind~ ( orona dl'I Mar (::!0.2 )
at l>JnJ ~l 1lh 1::!1111 in a::! o\lock
match C d\I 1' the '\o ' ">Ced -
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From 03
\1egas has recruited junior coll~e
.\lt.,.\mrricans Sharon Hararovr
and Dt-bra Da\'i~ among ,SC\'en
Ot:'Y.'Comcrs to replace the loss o f
Pauline and Ge.anninC' Jordan and
Linda Sta IC'\.
Fullt·n on · returns Gcnia Millcr·
(2·t 0 po1n1s. 12.1 rebounds) and
ha'\ brought 1n Golden \.\.'cst Collegc
1ransfcr C\audenc Jackson. -.,..·ho
hclped the Ru'\tll·rs to 1he JC S1a1c
111lc last season.
t l("J was p1cked at the bouom
aflrr "1nn1ng Onl· g<i ml· last sca!.On .
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"When l metJ-.1111&-lhe
ftm 1illle I'd tho•• .....,. ..._..
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lllinki,. 1bou1 pllyi,. ......., -
·boll. Then. I didn't think I'd~
-~a ... ~(•. 4-4 1_3, ._.. !-_.. ol tratmenL t~uah· ,,,.. ~ ~. · • n'1ooia•1D-tome ol llua 11nleh1 lfttt ~1,. the OMol-.·111ro"""t roiloW<n
allll .. 11" 4-0, con poAlblY knock 11111 -hu been de San1iqo.
"To 1<11 you the INlh. .......... I
love ~k!nt fbr W..t IU~S
no 1n1mOSll)I (over Siem n&
1he s11nina &ailbtck). TM PY'•
IJUL J'm havina fun ~i~I ror
h;m. Hc<k. I'm nOl JI!>'., lo lhc
NFL I just want to win. IB I 13-12 OCC vi<lo<y.
Ill•"••• 100.9 )'ants per con·
'Willl -..... left, -ibly
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11hi1 year. bul I'm &lad I did.
coukln't PIY me to leave now -
Omtp COllt oul of lhe bowl pk-Followi,. ·the i:acquointance.
t1lft. lhousb. 1M two ~ suddenly Mt-
I love 1his plad."
AM 11k pla~ is lovinc bim .
. Stee'n, w1¥> hopes to have a SI)' in tlina f'ot lht same ;cm,. But · de
lbe ouacome. is still nursinc his hip Santi.,n hi' no bitkr fttlinas in
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Or-.. c.... Dllr Not
HUNTINOTON BEACH -Prime
limt pla)'ln: A clelcriptjon raerved for the ...,. ......
You wanl prime time 1uy1 -:-you've aot 1htm. How aboul tbe entire defensive front
for Golden w ... Col .... 7 .
And when,GWC Coach Ray Shackleford -
says 1hey•re all the same. he•s not far off the
m1rk.
They live tasiethcr. cal totether, pracli«
toeether aqd degroy ,.....CJl~ll'\Y offenses.
toaether. In fact, they're the best i~ 1he 16-
team Mission Confere~ in preve~lina the
run.
To Say the Rustlers' de:fensi '!:q line is
· fired up for Saturday's 7 p.m . clash wi1h
Orangr Coast.would be an undentatement.
The two ends. Kea ne Simon and Jim
Mansfield. and the t\l."O tackles. Dain Man-
gnall and Ray Smith. arc all returning
stanrrs and lead the conference in the fewest
rushing yards allowed this season -990. an
avcrage of 11 0 per game.
··Nobody c3n run against us.'' Mananall
stud. ··No way."
Slatisticall y, it's almost frightrning to
o pposing teams:-The Rustle-rs give up an
3\eragl' or 2.8 yards per l'lrT)', almosl a full
)3rd lcss than the No. 2 rushing defense in
1he confcrencr (Pasadena City). They've al-
lo"1C"d onl~ cight touchdowns on the ground
1n nine games.
"Those four are the m1in&ll)'S on de·
fenSC' and they're the main factor in us
lrading thr conference in defensC"."
Shackleford said ... They're 111 alike. They're
good against the run. the)'•rc &ood on the
pass ru_sh and thcy'rt 111 rt1l ICtivc.
"'What you say 1bout one, you have to
sa y about all of them. There are 1 lot of good
drfensivc teams in the confC"rencc and wr
1hink we're one of the best if not tht! best .
and those four play a big part of it.''
Who 'leads the team in tackln, sacks, rt
al, 1s irrelevant to the Rustlers. Their only
concern is nailing the guy with the ball.
Hard. And all at once.
"We 'rc all 1he bcs'1 of friends," Mangnalt
said. ··on derense. everybody runs to thr
ball. Thcrc"s never just one guy on a tackle
-thl'rc·., al"·ays at least five or six guys on
a 1ar klc. And r vr nevrr seen a runner
txiunrc off of us. not C"ven (Rancho San·
11ago·~ "11-.\merican running back) Estruo;
Cra~ ion ··
'fhat's lhC' kind of news Orange Coast
Collegc·s A.drain Sl~n ca n do without.
StC't'n'\ 1t·an1 ma1C'S on the offensive Jinr \l.'111
a1temr1 tu l·rcate many holes for lhrir 5-
root-5 tailbal'k in tht• 25th meeling betw«n
(iold~·n \.\'c:~1 and Orangc Coasi at OCC. but
thC' R u~tlt'rs· ficrcc defcnsivr line has other
thought' . ~
··w e ha'e the: bC'sl defense in our con-
fert•ncc." addt·d Mangnall. a sophomore nu1
ot Newport Harbor Hiah who lives only a
few blocks away from the OC'C campus.
"Offensi vely we m1y not be th1t areat. but
(the Pirates) are not goin& to run the l>e-11 on
us."
Mana.MU will be aoina hcad·to-head
with Scott Craig. his fpnncr Newport Harbor
tcam'male who's a "sllrtina tackle on the OCC
o!Trnsive line.
.. I saw (Craia) the other niahl at New-
port's football same. ·i. Mananall added. "He
SCl'ms pretty confident. He just said. 'no
cheap shots.'
.. There's so much to think about in a
game like this becauSiC you know so many
people. Something jusl pulled me here to
Goldrn Wrst -it's just somethina about
these guys. I drive by Oran~ Coast every day
on my way 10 Golden West and ir I had to
do it all ovc;r. I'd be here again."
Mangnall is also confident about GWC-s.,
r hanCC"s Saturday night. Rather than confi·
dent. call it a guarantee. ··we arc going to \l.'in," hr said. "Wr. arr
1101 ao 1ng to IOSC'.'. Chris Dcuchar (OCC
linebacker and former Corona del Mar High
standout) is one of my buddies and it should
bC' a rcal knock-down. drag-0ut batt~ ...
OCC-s derensc. rated No. 6 in the con·
fercnt·l·. isn't too shabby. either. "I heard
they're good on defrnse. too." Simon said.
'"Bui thc.-y ·re no! as good as ours."
Mangnall added.
Simon. a 6-foot-3. 235-pounder from
Hawa ii. kno'*''S <X~c· linebackcr K1m o
I rnpoln frnn1 hack hOmC'. so the llt''i go
btyond 1he Oranae Coast Arca.
"I'll talk to him lhis we(.kend," Simon
said. "But we're aoina 10 rin& their ~II just
like we did last year (17-16 owe victory).
·'The last couple of games we haven't
won, but our derensc has had Jood_ pmes all
season. (The Pirates) have to know how aood
we art. Defensively. we can shut down
anybod~·:·
The Rustlers. 5-4 overall. 4-4 in the
Mission Conference and 1-J in the Central
Di,1sion. ha\'(' droppe'Cl thrtt in :i row.
Mansfield. a 6-2, 225-pounder who's
fatht'r. Ray Mansfi'cld . played center for the
Piltsburgh Stcclcrs from 1964 to 1976, lives
with Simon.
Sm11h. b· I. 270, knows Saturday's game
will bc y.·on 1n thr trenches. "We click. us
four." Smith said. "I have a lot or faith in our
unit -we play good together. And I don't
know why in the biggest game of the year
'*''l'.d Jct down now. This is the biggest game
o f thr sca,.on. espt'c1atly because they think
thc~ can run against us. Tha1's our strong
point.
··we arr all the best or friends and we all
hang out 1ogrther. The coach'cs told us that
\.\l'.11 \.\'In thr gamc 1f wr win in thr 1renches
and if \.\'e ha ve a good game:·
For rc hef, they c-a\I on Eric Du Pee (who
rl·places Mangnall). Jeff Hodges (Smith ).
. .\le" StOY>'Cll (Simoni and Joe Hay (Man~
field ,. Thr trenches arr thC"ir favoritP' hangout
and all r1aht are planning a big pany for
Saturday night.
Improving UCLA bigger
problem than expecte~
UCLA potential candidate for Liberty
By Phil St~kenborg
Scr'Pl)I Howatd Newt .Al"lllCe
MEMPHIS. Tcnn. -A L11x'rt y
Bo'*''I o fficial ~·d \Vcdncsda ~ that
UCL.\ has rmergcd as the No. 1
suhs111utC' for .\1r Forre 1f the '>('r-
"ice acadcm~ loses Saturda~ to
Texas·EI Pa'io.
thC' top choicr as Air Force's Tl."·
placcmenl. bu! that changrd Turs-
day when thC' Fiesta .Bo"·I com-
pletcd an arrangl·menl "1th 1he
Ga1or and Peach bowls to takc 1he
SEC'~ sc-cond·. 1h 1rd -and fo urth-
place teams.
tackle .\Ian Page as "'innrr of thC'
bo "·r s D1~11ngu1 shcd Srr\'1cr
. .\ward.
By Ken Peters
AP SDOl11 Wt1\er
LOS ANGELES -11 \ n valf'}
ti me for the 19th-ranked l ''.'!-(. Tro-
1ans.
This wc:ek end. thl·~ pla} their
crosstQ"'n rivals. the LIC L.\ Bruins.
Thc fullo\.\1ng Saturda~. thC'} pla)
their national rivals. thr F1ah11ng
fn \h of NotrC' l)ame. cu rrenrl~ the
country"s No. r tcam.
Earlier. 1h1s Sa tufday·s 1 1sc·~
UCLA match at the Rosr Bo""·I
figurrd to Ix-mcrel~ ~a tunrup for
1hr Trojnn 'I. "·ho host Notre Dame
on NO\. 24.
Th.at sccnano has changed dra-
matically in rt-cent "'el'k'io l!S\
(7-2-1) has OCcn 'uln<"rable 1n 1ti.
las1 four gam e~. going 2-1-1. losi ng
to .\n1ona anJ 1~1 ng Cal
The Bru in!. t5-5J ha \t' \ho"n
1mprovt'rnl·n1 .ind are l·o nun~ off a
25·12 up\C l o t Wa\h1ngton ""h1ch
'*'·as the na11on·~ "C'l'onJ-ranlcd
tt·a m
.. t_;(. L-\ ha\ \tl·aJll~ 1111r ro,cd.'"
Smith said a t hi' ""'el·ll~ nieet1ng
\lt'll h rl'pOr!i.>r\ .. [he~ rl'a l l~ hll a
peak aga1n\t \\'a~h1ngt on. T hr }
found a "a ~ IP t)l_·at 1he lcagur
IP:icifi c-111) cha n1p1on "'hen no-
bod ~ clM· \.\3\ able 10
.. fhat pu l!. a d1fTl'rl·n1 pcr">pcrt1 \'t'
on this game hccau'>I..· t he~ want a
"1nn1ng rrcorJ I'm \urt· that Y>lil
make thcm hi." at lhe 1r OC\t . and "'C'
h:1'C' tt• he at our Ix'\\ ..
'\m1 th hope' hc ·s able 10 kt't'p his
player' conct'ril rafi ng on UCLA
and not looking ahead 10 thC' Notrc
Dame game.
"We have to foi..u~ o n UC."LA:"' he
said . ··Bo1h o f thC' games are vrry.
'cry important.''
The game against thl· Bruins isn't
ai. 1mponan1 as usual. With a 4-2-1
Pac-JO 1uark.1he Trojans have been
ou1 of1hr race for y.•eelcs. as Wash·
1ng1on l·hnl'hed thr utlr. In 34 of
thC' pr('\'10U'i 59 games in thr series.
the rar· 10 championship and Ros.e
Bo"I t)l:rlh "'as o n the hnc.
And 1h1S year, the Trojans
al read~ ha'(' agrccd 10 go 10 a bo\.\'I.
racing Michigan Stale in the John
1-lancofk Row! at [I Paso. Texa!.. on
Dcr. 31
Loul 1ng at lhl' tY>c/r1,alr) games
on COO'iCCUll VC' "el·l ends. Smith
i.a1d hl' \.\u utd prl·fcr 1ha t thC' Noire Larry Smith
Damc game wa s p1a~ed ··1n 1hc first
thr<'l' or four gamc:s of thl· season."
··w hen ~ou m 1.\ 11 up 1n 1hc
ronfercnc<." !H.·aw n or pu1 1l o n the
end nf tht• conferl'nCC' s.chcdult'. I
don'1 1h1 nl 11·, fa 1r 10 the pla \C'f<io.''
he !kt1d ··'f\.)r 1f11 ha\10 Ix-t h1~ 'A a~ .
I "'ould hl r 10 \l"t' :in l'\tra wcrk 10
prepare for tht· ganu: ··
Trojan.,· ,SCCond pos!it'ss1on and
playcd thr rrsl of the gamr.
While ~1ar1no\ 1ch 1s 1hc much
tx·11er-knnv.n of thr 1wo quar·
ll'rhack ... F11k•\ ha\ lx·l·n l•\lrl·mrl'
cffil"1ent Ill· r3n for on<· h1uchdn"~
and pa~\l'd fo r '"'o scorcs ;1ga1.n \I
Ort•gon State. <·01nple11ng all nine o f
his pa~Sc.., -
··The ~tarting JOh 1' op1:n.'' Sn111h
\31d ... We'll grade them out o n lhl·1r
praCtlCl'~ (l hl~ Wl"ek 1 ••
Thc ·rroJan\ l'oach said. ho"l'\Cr.
that tht· Nolr<' Danie-I isc · contrac1
alrcad\· ,.., 'Cl far 1nt11 the futurr. and
1f 1he' gaml' t'' t'r 1s r hangcd 10
carller 1n the ~-a \on , '"I probabl~
'o\'On't 'tdl he around .. FERGUSON
Smith said that 1hC' stan1 ng quar-
trrback JOh fo r I 'SC 1s up for grahs From 03
0 dunng pra~t1l"t" again 1h1s \.\l't'l . Slama\ 1.in
with thC' l'Ompet1t1on lx-1'*'l"l·n
sophon1orl· I odd Mannnvirh a nd Denni!. ·\rcy Oul of Fountain ~n ior c;;hanc Fole). Valll·~ High has 45 rcccpt1 0n\ for
Manno \ 1ch opened las1 wc:ck-7h~ )ard\ .in d nine tOul·hdo"·ns 1n cnd·~ ga me. a 5ti-7 viclof) over c1gh1 gaml'\ for thC' San ()1l·go Stale
Orcgon State. but f olcy canic on in foo1ha!l ll'an1 and I\ an1ong thl·
lhe !M."l'Ond quancr. .1 nation \ ll·a~ll·r'io \.\1th 95 ) ards per
Folt•y has startcd t\l.'ICC'. a 1)-6 game . .\rc~ '1t·amma1c J1mmy
win over Orrgon Statc when Ra )c out nf Ir' tne 1-l1gh ha\ )9
Man no\ ich wa!. suspended for a catches for .iJ I yards.
wrck. for missing classes. then again Joa Frr111•oa I• aa Or•••r Coa11
!ht• following Sa turday against Cal. DaJJy PJJ01 Sport• Wrltrr llt'ff•e
\.\ hcn Marinovich took ovCr on thc col•m• ·~•r• evrry 'D•,.,gy.
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AT THE NEW LOCATION!
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your De~ership
can be seen here.
Only S96 a week.
Pabllslaed Thurs .,
Sat. A Sunday.
Cirealadoa 102,000.
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(7H)8tMtol
(llt) ...... .
. .\1r Force (5-5 ). which 1~ 1n hnc
for the bowl's automatic bC'nh hy
"1nrung thl' M:r\ ice academ) cunl ·
petition. would chnch a spo1 in tht'
DC<' ~7 roo1ball game oppo~ltC'
ci1hcr Mrch1gan . Ohio S1a1e or Iowa
wi1h thl' \ I C!O r~
The Falcons \lo•1ll nol t·ome tn
Memphis with a 1os1ng rccord, said
Tim Trcad"·ell Ill. lhC' bowl's tean1
"-'k"<'t1 o n con1n11 llC't" chairman.
If thl· Falcon' 10\t', UCLA has
lold bowl officials II y.·ould acccpl
an 1n\ 1tal1on a~ lung as the Bruins
!5·51 "'In 1he1r finale aga1ns1 l 1SC.
If -\1r Fo rcc and l rf"LA lose. the
L1hrn\ Bo"·I "ould chuoM: fro m
ont• of threl· Soulh\lt·esl l "onfl·rcnce
schools: ·rexas. Tl·:\a~ A&M or
Ba )lor Nnnh c·aroh na 1s a founh
op11on.
Page. a mem ber of the Pro Foot·
ball Hall of Fan1l·. will rrceive the
ay.·ard tkc. 16 at thr annual L1brrt)
BoY. I lu nChl'OTI . Hc IS bring re-
cogn11ed for hi!> work with 1nnrr-
c1t~ chddrr n thro ugh the Page
Educa11on Foundation. Page. 45, 1!>
a~s1 stant attornc) gcncral of Minne·
"'"
;\s lor thc I 1 tx·rt ~ Bowl"s 81g Ten
represrntall\C'. Iowa has the inside
track 10 the co ofrrr nce t1tll· and
resulting Rosc Bo"'I berth. leaving
thC' LiN-r1' !Joy.I "Ith the losrr of
the Nov ... 2.i Michigan-Ohio S1a1r
game Trcad"'ell said 1hr \.\Inner
\.\Ill go to lhl' fialor How l.
A Sou1heas1crn ('on fcrl'n\e 1eam.
probabl ~. Alabama. was cons1dcrrd
Tread'A·ell spokr about thr 00\.\•l's
options dunng a news confcrr ner
annnunl'1ng n1nc·t1n1e All-Pro Na·
11onal Football Leagur defrnsl\'('
LSU shunned by Independence Bowl
Sll REVEPO RT. La -Thc lndeprndencr Bowl
says 11 can'! go "'Ith Lou1s1ana S1atC' 1n the Dec. 15
game because C.'oach Mike Archer m1ghl be fired
bcforc the game. LSU athletic dircctor Joe Dean says
no det:1s1 o n ha ~ bl-en made concerning Archer and that
thl' "-'hool wasn 't 1nlercstl·d to begin with. I'
··1 don't ft't.·I up abou1 a bowl ngh1 no w.'' he said.
It "'Ou.Id bt.• up to the LSU foo1ball playe rs 10 ehangl'
his mind aho ut a bo"·I 1n v11a11on. should o nc be:
for1hcnn11ng. hl' 'I.a id
It "as 1rnn1c that JOh S('l'Urlt ) should be large on
the bo'*'·l's mind. since lhl'rt• is a long lisl of t·oaches
who ha vc U\("d thl' aame as a stepping s1o ne -among
1hen1 Mal·lo. ttro"n. J1n1 ("arn1od)'. F . .\. Dr)'. Ken
Hatfit·ld I 110 1-loht. Da\ 1d Ml"Williams and Tom
Wilham'
··The protill·n1 1s that Archer may be firt-d , and
LSLI 'Ao n't go to a bo"I gamt·. Thafi. what their AD
is sa ying.'' lndt·Jll_·ndencr Bowl eA ccuti vc dirrctor Pat
Tillt•r said.
, "They're "·ay off basr makina a statement hkr
lhal." Dean said. ··No decision like that has been
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P1rtt • Sl:tvke' v • M-r~L1s..c
made ~1 ) chance llor and I ha vc had no con\·rrsat 1on~
on that \.\.'e '*'ant to fin1~h lh C' scason bcforc we
e\•aluat<' things."
Dean and L~l ! cha nccll ur Bud J)a, 1s s.a1d the}
will rC\'ll'" 1hc entire athll""(' scaM>n. as I\ done C'\'t'I)
yrar. heforc making an) dee1s1on on whrther Archcr
is tu bl· firl·d .
Brad Goynr , chairman o fthr lndepcndr ncr Bowl.
s;ud hl' talked wnh 1.>ean before the gamr against
Alabama and wa), told that LSU "'ould ha\C to be 6-~
bcrorC' accepting a howl hid and 'A'Ould ha\r to play
rcspcl·1ablc footbal l.
··He nevrr mcnt1onl'<i Coach . .\rchr r h) name. lie
ju\1 hasicall) said there could be !tOmC' l·hangcs 1n lht•
direc1ion lhl· tram co uld bl: goi ng. In that l'asr. hl' said.
lhe} probabl) "·ouldn·1 go to a boy.·(.''
E'·en though bo\lt'I 1n v1tat1o ns can't Ix· eAlended
officially until NO\. 24 . Rnylor 1~ conceded 10 br 1n the
lndC"pendence.
UCLA wilhdrC'"' 11!1.('lf from cons1dcration on
Tuesday bc<'aust 1hc date of thl· bowl confl1c1~ with
.e1tam datrs.
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At onJ)' 21 yean or -.r. San
C"'lemenk surfer Charlie Fox bas
already capitalized on the srowth of
IUrfi"S Ha ttSptttcd sport and II
making a aood liv1n1as1 1urfin1
broadcaster for Orantc County
News Channel on cable tclcvttion.
among othrr 1h1np.
Fox st.arted out as a youna com·
petitor surfing in the NSSA, WSA.
and rcttntly PSAA eveots, but.
competition was never really hi
main forte
"Surfing conte-i.b have always
bttn rcall) up and down." said Fox.
.. I'd rather make a hv1ng doina
wmethmg thafs st1ll involved witti
surfing. )Ct wmcth1ng that proVldes
mr with a Rood future."
After high ~hoot and hundreds
of surfing compc1111ons later. Fox
went to Saddl ... back College where
he studied broat.lcasting for two
~ears and ""here he no"' 1s eurTCntl y
fin1shmg up h1'> general education
r('qu1remcnts .
..\t addlchack. Fox hosted a
cable 1elev1s1on show called .. L1fe-
st)les". a \hu" about what's hap-
pening m Orange Count) .
.. , reall) enJO) hroadcasttng. and
this sho" helped g1'e me the
nec~saf") npenence to carry o n
with what I'm doing now "
No1A Fox hosts the surfing seg-
ment on OCN (Orange County
N('IAS). and 1s "orkmg on making 11
thC' fir\t leg1t1matc 11urfing T V sho"'
··1 "ant th1<; 'iu rfing show to
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appeal 10 CVCf)O~ who watches
telc' tSion. not just the hard-core
surfing maniacs." said Fox. -rd
like to sec older folks and even the
non-su rfing publlC understand and
apprrc1a te thC' surfing lifestyle in
Orange Count~ and •hafs the soal
of my shOIA."
Full appears on OCN (Channel
37 1n most Orange County house.
holds. 41 on Comcast Cable
nrt\!.orksl w11h surfin1 forteasts at
5.30 anJ 6:30. and reports at 7.10
and S·JO
-\ho included in the surfing re-
ports arc any compc1 ition updates..
surfing news. and reports for
Trestles. Salt Creek. Newport
Beach. Huntington Beach and Seal
Beach.
51ani1111Mr11y. Foa lWil mo be pvina local wtai• mo9' coe-
d1tion1 a wdl.
Ah--foa bM a rdlliwly
easy ICbedulc at~ CoDty
Ntws (us"'8Py 4-9 LBL). he ii ODC
of the busiest people you11 ...
anywhere. Besidts the arty •.tio
time Fox lop in daity1 he compiles
all his own stories ana don all bis
own ttport1na.
Fox also promotes the All Mili·
wy Surfina Champion.lh.ips. and
the Op GranPriA Pro/Am Series
1mon1 other surfina ~cnts.
BcJween worldftJ periods, Fo1
makes time for tra1n1na in the
water. as he 1s still a competitor on
the PSAA Pro urfina tour.
Not onJy that. he is a guest
com mentatoumJ.be..sa!M.'PSAA.
tour. and was the Op Pro an·
nouncer this yqr. the youn,est per-
son ever to announct the famous
su'1ing event.
Besides all of this . .Fox still finds
tame to travel. and has Sttn the
hke\ of Indonesia. Malaysia. Thai-
land. A.ustral1a. the Cook Islands.
thC' Canb~an. Mexico. Singapore,
and of coursr Ha wan.
So"' hat does the future hold for
this crcau ... e and acuvr surfer?
"I just "'ant to conunue doi ng
~hat rm doing now. and continue
to 1mproH m~ act. just keep on
mo' ing ahead:· fo, s.a1d. "In one
word. telev1s1on1-
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Hrll•I col•m• •ppeus every
Tll•rsar.
GWC volleyball caps 12-0 conference slate
Thi;! Gulden West College women's ----
.,.olle)ball tl'am capped a perfrct con-•<•
fC'rence season with a 15-7, 15-4. 15-1 0 '
Orange Empire Confcrcn~ v1ctol) o'er ----
Saddlcoo.:k ( ollege Wcdnesda)
It marks the founh consttutl\e conference title
for1he Rustlers. who won the South ( oast Conference
tltk in I 987 Golden West. ranked S«ond in the state
and first 1n Southern Cahfom1a. a~a11s its s&d1ng
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Sunda) for the Southern < ahforn1a Regionals which
~gin Tuesda)
In another match
• Rlventde i. Oraa1e Coast%: The P1ralfi dro~
ped into a ue for second in the OEC after droppina
the 15-13. 16-18. 15-9, 10-IS, 15-12. dcaSJon to the
v1s1tln.g Ti~rs. Each team 1s 8-3 an conf~ncc play
en1enng Fnda) 's rqular-scason fina.lcs.. -•r * Ody Pfle4
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beat the PhO<.'ntx ~uno; for the fi"t spurt in the fi~t 31 l minutes of the
11me tn 10 trtcs ""1th a 108-102 th ird quartrr and eittendrd the
victory at the 'ipom >\rcna. Chppen' t1A01>0int halftime lead w •.Give a toy or niake a donation Mor~ •nd mo~ people .are &using
th~1r un tod•y ttun N•r bffore.
Com~ stt us tocfay •nd let u.1
show you why1 Rt-nott fk>n1am1n slo"'C'd dnwn 6Q-56. Chamber'> stopped their
thC' past fr" "re._., b) a tender momentum tcmprarily with con-
o;houldcr. addrd I 9 potnt'i and 16 sccut1 vc jumpers but Los Angeles
rrboundo; to help the Chppe" end rC'sponded with an 8-2 spurt that
thr1r four-game loo;ing strl.'ak and stretched the margin to 77-62 with
Phorn1,·., three-game w1nn1ng 5·16 left in thC' period
strca"' Tom ( hambcr\ pan·d thl.' Th e ( hppt·r... "ho lost their
'iuM "tth ~-* p<>1nt'> pre' 1ous fo ur games b~ a comb1nC'd
After a pair of m1SSt.-d frcC' throw-s 97 point\, led 56-54 at halfi1me on
h> Benjamin. Mar._ West cut the 14 points b) Sm11h and nine tt·
Suns· deficit to 104-100 on a slam .,bounds b) Benjamin.
dunk W1th thn.·e minutes to play sphoenl\ u~·J 1 t c;traight points
But Cl1ppc'"' rookie Bo Kimble in ~ than two m1nutt-s to erase a
beat the 24-~ond clock. with 3 20-n1ne-po1nt \CCond~uancr deficit
foot c;hot and then follo~ed two and take a 46-44 lead with 41•1
misses foul shot'! h> WC1t with a minutes left 1n the half.
dnving la~ up for a I 08-I 00 lead But Benjamin h11 a short tum-
with I ·04 left. around jumper tn the lane over
BcnJamin's ofTrn111\C rebound West for his first points of the
and 3-point pla with eight minutes pme. 11ving Los <\ngelt's a 52-S I
lef\ put Lo' .\ngcko; ahead 98-87 kad
The uM rall ied to 98-Q4 on KC'v1n -By ~ Auoclalftl Prn1
Kings win eighth straight
at home, 4-2 over Buffalo
INO l WOOD . -W a)ne
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aoal and an ass1 t 1
Wf!dnnday n11hr
as the Los A naetn Kin notchco 1
tam rteord e•ah•h stra.1af1\ home
victor)' and fourth consccuuvc w1n
by bm1ina th( Buffalo bttl. 4-2,
at tt.f Fonam.
T1't K•~ out hoouna the SlbNI. 4l!I bn>kt tht okl mid
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Gmlky ID' tht PfM'• firs1 pl =1 ~maintQI an die .cond
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with I :O~ ~ma1n1n1 1n the second.
(,ranato took a pass rtom Orttzky
and ncltcd 1 2S-foot ..,..n t hot for
h1, 11th aoal
Buffalo aot back in the pme with
two aoal\ 1n th( third pcnod. -ar ~ A.,.,.1«'11 Pm.
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111hi111 a tie c•1or ..,_ _ ~.~ _., 1J!!111C Sl,065,000 to
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.. Soulia Peak bas bit the mart l1ssn IMtap: ... to S,096.
with dllcriminatina ltome ..... dee ~ 248-2402.
buyen," eoted Bart.nl Barrios.
director of sales for lltratt's
1rvine division. ''RINty do fam-
ilies have the chance to purchale
a new home of such lavish
proportions and unmatche<I fea-tures ...
The four, five and six-
bedroom floor plans at this lim-
ited collection of 21 luxury resi-
dences range from approximate-
ly 4,222 to S,096 square feet. The
final collection of homes in the
pted community are now being
offered at prices ranging from S 1,065,000 to S 1,350,000.
home buyen -from front
porticOs, turrets and double-vol-
ume fu>nt porches to multi-level
roofs, three and four<ar prages
and wide eJtpanses of wandows
in selected plans -has been
anticiP.tted and provided. .i
Inside, 'cathedral or coffered
ceilings. classic columns. elegant
French doors, graceful curving
staircases with wooden railings
and up •to five custom-crafted
wood-buminJ fireplaces create a
memorable bvin& environment.
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Oflw OV8 ... •••clan• or =:.~~~ widl daliet Ofll .. N'l'I ilid mir-
rored clOOn. C-omD1imenti111 die llately tra-
ditional sty~ Ol die boma it
an array of tedtnokJlir;al ld-
vancements that make everyday
livina effortless. Amona them
are a Filtrex central vacuum sys-
tem, intercom and leCUrity sys-
tems and a kitchen. featurina a
Thermador ps cooktop and
pill, dual built-in General Elec-
tric convection/microwave
ovens, a Nutone food processor
and a built-in General Electric
Monogram series 42-inch rc-
friaerator With ice maker. The
kitchens also are hiabliahted by
ceramic tile floorina and
countertops1 furniture-quality
custom cabanetry and gourmet
food preparation islands .•
The Premier collection's resi-
dencts greet visitors with
massive oak or maple double
front doors and grand fo~ers
feature PQlish'ed marble floonng.
Rendered in architecture
which reflects the influence of
English, ltaJian coastal villas and
French styles, the exteriors of the
Premier C0,lleciion 's homes are
masterful compositions of wood,
masonry. tile, stucco and
scuJptcd stone.
Architectural elements reach
new levels of grandeur in the
lavish master bedroom suites,
some of which span the full
width or lenath of the residence.
Double doors dtamatize the
entry to these suites, au of which
include a sittinJ room with a
woo_d-bum~ fireplace serving
both the room and the re-
treat.Iavish private view decks, J1KCd by double French doors
1n some plans. also are featured.
Alona with its superlative dis-
play of luxury. the unparalleled
success oflhe Premier Collectipn
at South Peak can be attributed
to its premium ocean-close set-
ting and the privacy derived
from a gated community.
Th8 Premier Cotlectton at South Peak h• proven appeeHng to dlacriminating home buyera.
Virtually every exterior ap-
po~ntrncnt desired by affluent
Selected plans boast a second
view deck off the master bath,
"There is no question that this
is one of the most desirable
locations in au of Southern Cali-
fornia," Barrios said. "Those
who have purchased a home in
the Premier Collection at South
Peak demanded a residence that
satisfied • an of tbeir personal
requirements. including a lo-
·cation that was · beautiful, SC·
eluded and yet convenient.''
Further evidence of the excep-
tional caliber of the residences
came earlier this year when the
National Association of Home
gbuilders honored the Premier
Collcciton with a silver MIRM
.
award tor t>ro1ect of the Year.
Two fashionably furnished
models arc open daily from IO
a.m. to 5 p.m. to display the
floor plans and features of the
Premier Collectjon.
To reach the community,
where only four homes remain
available for purchase. exit the
San Diego Freeway (5) at Crown
Valley Parkway and dnve west.
Tum left on Cami.no del Avion
and left again on South Peak
Drive and continue to the
models. Add1t1onal mfonnation
is available by calling 24S-2402.
Seaporte II cond·om_iniums going fast in Huntington
The Coultrup Development
Company has announced that its
ocean-clbse condominium com-
• munity Seeporte II in Hwaa-
iqton Beach is now over SO
percent sold.
Since celebratin& its arand.
opening six weeks aao. ales
have been brisk. Seapone ll's
close proximity to Huntinston
Harbour and the Pacific Ocean
-along with larae two-
bedroom, two-bath and den floor
plans at prices staning from
S 189, 900 -provide first-time
home buyers a chance to own a
quality home near the beach.
"Seaporte II is the only new
condominium project of its kind
in the area, and nothina in its
price range is planned to be built
around the Huntinaton Harbour
area in the forseeable future,"
said Coaltrup Development
Company's Jon T. Coultrup,
relfecting on Seapone ll's early
success.
Recreation and water sports
enthusiasts will appreciate the •
variety of sporting opportunities
available in Scaporte lrs im-
mediate area. Sailing. wind-
surfing and fishing await resi-
dents at nearby Huntinaton Har-
bour. Swimming. beach panics
and surfing are a half-mile away
at 'Bolsa Chica State Beach. And
a bike path that leads from your
door to the nearby beach allows
SMporte II condominium devefopment Is .already half sold out In Huntington Beach.
you to safely ride aJong the
shQrcs of the ocean.
The Seaporte II con-
domiminium community con-
sists of 43 homes in four build·
ings on approximately 1.8 acres.
Four floor plans arc offered m
spacious two-bedroom, two-bath
and den designs ranging up to
1,390 square feet. ·
Plan IC. the Manner. 1s an
entenainer·s dream with 1,300
square feet. two bedrooms, two
baths and den. d inin1 rea and
wood-buminll fireplace. Along
with two pnvatt patios or decks.
the Mariner features severaJ wel-Seaporte II
come storage extras including .
exterior storage closet, a large &ftntrY -m the tmlmic;-tilcd
aourmet kitchen and an
enonnous walk-in closet in the
master suite.
Plan 28, the Yachtsman -
with 1.253 square feet of gen-
erous living space. two
bedrooms. two baths and a den
-is a perfect place to anchor.
One~ Coultru~ Develop-
ment Company.
TJpe .. el llnel.,meat: Con-
dominiums.
Pritt rup; From $199.900.
Nlllnlter ef Deer' ,a.as: Four. S4ture f•taae: Up to 1,390. SaJet •etflce ~ S.0-9090.
With two private patios or decks dual vanities an the master suite.
(one with storage closet). wood· Plan 4" the NaviHtor, with burning fireplace. gourmet ~ ·-kitchen and dining area. the Jiv-the sweeping ~rivaie patio or
ing spa~ is abundant and well sundeck extending off the livina
planned. The luxurious master room, adds an extra dimension
suite features a large full-length to this I . I 92·squarc-foot, rwo-
mirrorcd wardrobe. oversized bedroom. two-bath and den
dual vanities and glass-enclosed home. Planned for the busy
shower in the Javi\h bathroom. cook. the aourmet kitchen in-cludes ultra-modem appliances.,
P1an 38. the Seafarer, features recessed lighting. double sinks
two private patios or decks, tn· and a convenient service counteT
cludina exterior storgc. This ad1acent to the dining area. The
roomy, 1,350-squarc-foot. two-Navigator's sumptuous master
bedroom. t\IO-bat h and den suite boasts ~nothcr private
home i~ st)lcd for entenaining patio or sundeck. oversized full-
convenience The ex~crt_ly length mirrored wardrobe, lats pla~ned gourmet kitchen with its glass-enclosed ceramic tile
white oak cabmctr) and recessed shower and luminous lightina.
lightinJ ~akcs sen mg meals in · . the adJa ent dmmg area a snap. The profcss1onally landscaped
The Sea rer·~ other features m· • extenor ground~ at Scapone II
elude a wood-burning fireplace feature clectron1call¥ controlled
with decorative hearth. two pri-~ntry gates. full pcnmeter ~oo
vate patios or sundecks and 1ng. contemporary Mcd1ter-
ta11e. full -length wardrobe and See SEAPORTE/Pllg8 2
tuxurv ll~lng along beachffont a Vista Catalina
Vista Catalana, a f}ew luxury
oceanfront condominium com-
munity in Huntinaton Belch.
provides home buyen with the
opportunity to live ri&ht at the
beach.
featurina speclaCUlar views of
Catalina Island, the Pacific
Ocean and the Huntll~ftOn
Beach Piert Vista Catalina's
architecture 1s reminiscent of the
luxurious villas that anc::c the
hillsides overtookina the Medi-
terranean Sea in the south of
France.
Ocean·lovcn. sunbathcn and
recreation enthusiuts won•t
want io miss the chance of o-n-
ins a home that bas the ocan
and 8'h miles of sandy beKh as
it front yard.
Buth by the CC*.itNp [)C..
ve~nt ComP1111 or Seil
Beach. the JO.unit co.dOiDilaium ~ is now lelli~ with
fttmiihed models open weeltdlys
&om t I a.m. to 6 p.m. ind
weeke.dt ftooila . t 0 a.m. to 5 p.m. •amdel:• or vrA8 Cmlina
-m. ..... '° etUoY the ...-.... movie t-.m and rcs.-...-s of iM new Picflide
Plvilioft." •ict JOft T. CoultNp.
,1
Vista Catalina
Dnel~er. C'oultrup Develop-mcn ompany. "'1e el •velopmeat: Con-
dominiums.
Price f1111P: From the htgh
S.200,000.. N • H ., ,...,. ,a.as: IX. •
1,11 • 1M1ac« Up to 2,300. w..mce,-.:s~.
piesident of the development
company, .. but won't have to
coatnd with all the noise and
CTOWds astOCiatcd with livina in
the down•own pier area.
"Huntinaton Beach is a
beautifbl tact\ town that oftm m~ mpon1111 opportunities hdidi:ft surfina. a ~ diy~ • to Catalina Island. an
oe-hM bike path and iiolfi"I
at one of rNO local public counn." he lddtd.
VIiia cataline hU vanatiom
of •• loot .,.... i• liftlle Pd
·~ cmreat•riftl two-.......... ~ •na ..., to ~lOO ..-re ~
Prices stan in the high $200,000.
and continue to the hiab
$600,000s. There is one
penthouse at Vista Catalina ud
at will be pri~ in the $900,000
range.
Plan A. the SPY&lass, is an
elegant I .4S4:tquarc..foot. two.
story rondomimum feanarint a
spac1ou . free-nowiaa livt ..
room Yiith a wood~i"I.,.
place open to the livina room
and danina areas. I\. .,........
kitchen wath a specious ... try
and a convenimt ~ ._..
watb laundry area ... .,._ a.
downst.ain ambiUce. U,...... ~ pyalus ha two .miiilM bedroom anct ..._ _.... ..
tavi h muter.suite Illa• .... •
o•n un-dttndted .. .,.
walk-in Clolet, chllll
ovenilt'd tub Bi 1111a•
shOwrr. ..... a. tbe SelVilW ••
liabtftal ~4 I I I ... =. ...
plM!e '° Idell after a illil
T1'e flJ I 211'9 ....
Dlwl••w. Tbe Bin Compay. T1•• •I ••••l•••••t: Townbolnes.
~ r_-.e: From the mid·
1210,000s. ·N H II .... ..._ Four . . -..,e Intl&* Up 10 ~650 .
......... ~66MM>.
30 will IChally be OD tbc golf
coune. aflOrdina wide views of
the faiJways and watcrscapc.
• Within the gate.guarded
neighborhood. four floor plans
offer choices amona two three
and four-bedroom attached
homes. Sizes range up to 2,6SO
square feet,· with 21'1 or three
bath . Prices stan from the mid\"
$270.000s.
Cort• Vina ottwa luxury t~ In a private. gated ~ -~ to the TUltln R8r1ch Gott Club.
All plans otter internal second·
floor O\'Crlooks. varied window
treatments. and decks and patios
acce sed by wooden French
doors. Each has a formal dining
.irea Among the variations be·
t"een plans: the two-bedroom
model~ offer a morning room off
the kmhen: the three-bedroom
Every home has its direct·
access two-car attached pragc
opening to a counyard enclosed
by four homes. Floor plans ac-
cen tuat~ privacy. and open out
to private yards.
Cone Villa residents will enjoy
the use of a recreation center
with a swimming pool, spa and
lighted tennis court, shared with
two other neighborhoods
through a master association, to
which they will contribute
monthly dues. A Cone Villa
Home buyer 'praise rolls in
for Ta ylor Woodrow Homes
l -.ual h lh l· onh tced back a
builder · rrc·L't' l''> lrom homl'
bu\cr<, COffil''> an the form of
c.um pliimts. hut l.a' tor Wood-
ro" Homl''I rl·gularl) rt'Cel\ cs
un'loliuted pr<.11\l' for the high
calilx·r of 1t~ homes and the
profc.,.,1on..1li\m ot 1t'> sale., and
cu-.tomcr sen Ill' pcr<,onrn:I.
E:.xu~rpts from recent cor.-
respondencc rn l'al an uncom -
mon I~ high k' d of customer
\at1sfact1on among fam alt es "ho
ha\l' purlha~nl 1 a) lor Wood-
rov. homl'\
Ji-1:nnl·th 1--rndnr k. a rece nt
nl'"-lllnlL'f to \marantc. a neigh·
borh11o<l 1n T J \ lur Woodrov. 's
mastcr-plann1:d · w mmunat) of
Manna Hills. wrote. ">\fter h v-
ing hL·rc.· J fl.· .. , \\eeks. we arc
l'nJo'."mg our nev.-home. and v..c
arl' ha pp' \.\C made 1he dec1s1on
l<' purc.ha.5c at .\marante. The
home Jnd m man} amenities arc
great and from the iniual
purchac;e to our move-in. your
sia fT ha., J one a rc.·markable Job.''
Hal BaH:r "ho selected a
1cn<1 n·.,1<.icnc.c at Manna Halls.
s~11d ir1 has klll'r "The house
turned out hcauuful. and my
Y.1k and I v.ou ld like to thank
\our h.11n l11r making at poss-ihk ..
\1.an huH·r., ha"e directed
their wmpl1mcnt., to the Taylor
Woodr1m l'mplo}ecs who made
thur hllnll purc.hase a smooth
crnd pk.J'>Jnl e'pcncnce.
\klt'>'J Holmes. who bought a
Fn:m h-\.1 cdtterranean style vi lla
at < h.an don in Marina Hills.
~~oil · You have a gret team -
~.,., helpful and enthusiastic."
I !er c,cnt1ments were echoed
h' ffo er "It's nice to know
there arc: still people around who
:m· t.. nowledgeablc and take
pnde an dealing with cus-tnmn\ ..
CATALINA
From Page 1
b' a wood-burning fireplace and
a· large private patio brings the
outdoors in. Upstairs, the Sea-
' tl•w's elegant master suite offers
a welcome retreat with a sunny
balcony and largi; ~throom wath
his and hers oversized vanaucs,
while the spacious second
bedroom provides ample storage
and linen closets.
Plan C. the Buchfront. with
free-flowing li ving room and
di'-mi area make this 1,4S4-
squ.arc-fool home a decorator's
deh&ht. With a pnvate patio or
IE APGllTE
From Pege 1 .
rancan architecture, private,
pac1ou~ prdcn patios or decks.
86 aniaocd parluna spaces (two
per home) in a secure subtem-
ncan perluna structure, plu 22
unan1aned undcflround parking
~peet! for aucsas. A pro-
fmionally deconiled recn:at1on
cabana 1nclud a fully equipped
kitchen. 1wimm1n1 pool, whirf·
pool IP9 and built·in barbecues ~ .... -nmr the pool.
New IMllne lhQPPen AR in-!:,. ..... IO vWw the floor oWis and
• 11 Staporw II. focated at
On the same subject. Pam
Deal. another Amarante buyer,
wrote: .. My husband and I agree
that "e have never before seen
so man} effi cient. professional.
thoughtful and th orough people
all working for the same com-
pany"
She noted that their observa-
tion was based on plenty of
expenence. Before settling in
Laguna Niguel. her husband's
job transfers had made at necess-
an for them to relocate to a new
home every three years. "Need-
less to say. we have ~en both
good and bad sales· . people.
builders and suppon staffs." she
noted.
Comments like these indicate
that Tavlor Woodrow is succeed-
ing rn its effon to make customer
satrsfact1on Its number one pn-
ori tv. The same treatment that
prompted these letters awaits
buyers at all four Taylor Wood-
row neighborhoods in Manna
Hills.
At Amarante. sat1sfact1on also
comes an the form of exc~ptional
luxury expressed an a collecuon
of four and fi,e-bcdroom resi-
dences that combine soph1sti·
cated Italian neoclassic architec-
ture with fl oor plans featunng
approximate!> 2.45 1 to 2.958
square feet of livani area.
Gourmet kitchens, towenng two-
story interiors. spacious fam1l )
rooms and three-car garages arc
JUst a few of the attractions that
have made Amarante a show-
place of privileged la ving. Prices
stan from $379.000.
Luxur) also ke}notes Siena. a
private. gated neighborhood of
paired re sidences pnced from
the high S200.000s. Four one
and two-stor) floor plans. each
wath two bedrooms plus a den or
optional third bedroom. are
balcon) ex tending along one side
of the house and a wood-burning
firepla ce . the Beachfront com-
bines warmth with panoramic
'1ews. Preparing and ~rving
meals as a wonderful cxpenence
in the gourmet kitchen with
breakfast room. and both
hcdrooms offer spacious comfon
wath the master suite including a
lavish bath with a glaswncloscd
ceramic tile shower and scat.
Plan F. the Breakers. is a cozy.
1.366-square-foot condo de-
signed to take maximum advan-
tage of beachfront living. Down-
stairs, the warmth of the wood-
buming ftreplacc and formal
16912 Sams t. m Huntjnjton
Beach. a half mi1e ea t of Cout
Highway off Warner Avenue.
The sales office and models arc
open daily from 10 a.m. to 6
p.m. Thursday through Monday
and noon to 6 Tuesdays and
Wednesdays.
Take Pacific Coast Highway to
Warner A venue in Huntinaton
beach. Ori ve east to Sims Street
and turn left. From the San
0.qo FrttWay take Warner AV·
enue wn1 ftve mllet lo S1m1
Stred and tum fiaht. Seapone If
i1 loC8ted 500 feei off Warner on
the eut IMk Of Sims Street. For
mON infonnalion. call 840-9090.
replete with custom-caliber ap-
point ments. including custom-
designed kitchens and opulent
master suites. Homes in this
view-onented community fea-
ture approximately 1,784 to
2,379 square feet of hvin& area.
The unique paired configura-
tion also distinguishes Monaco.
where two and three-bedroom
homes ranging from approx-
imate! 1.222 to 1.865 square
feet are highlighted in selected
plans by master-suite view decks
and contemporary kitchens
brightened by canopy windows
or a greenhouse garden window.
These examples of Taylor
Woodrow's home-building an-
1stry arc priced from the low
$200.000s.
Chandon pre~nts a rare com-
bination of h1ih style and at-
tracti ve pritts m two and thrcc-
bedroom attached homes priced
from the high $I SO.OOOs to the
low $200.000s and featuring ap-
prox imatel y I .OOS to 1,509
~uare feet. Inspired by romantic
villas along the Riviera, they arc
accented by many value-enhaqc-
ing extras. including sun decks
or patios. wood-burning fire-
places. oversized two-car garages
and. m most plans, Maytag
washers and dryers.
Home shoppers may visit Tay-
lor Woodrow's four.Marina Hills
neighborhoods b) taking Crown
Valle) Parkwa) ~est towrd the
beach from the San Diego Free-
wa y. turning left on Niguel Road
and left again on Marina HiUs
Drive.
Furnished models are open
daal) from I 0 a.m. to 5 p.m. and
add1t1onal information 1s avail-
able b} calling Amarante at
495-1026. Stena at 249-9548.
Monaco at 495-3156 or Chandon
at 495-78656
dining area make plenty of room
to relax. An entry powder bath
with interior laundry room ana
adJ Otning closet are added con-
veniences. whale the spacious
gourmet kitchen is fulll
equipped wath the latest state-a -
the-an ameni ties. Upstairs. the
master suatc offers the perfect
escape wath a private oceanfront
balcony. walk-in closet and
lavish bath with dual vanities.
The second bedroom boasts its
own brand of luxury with extra
linen storage and a large ward-ro~.
Plan G, the Sunset, includes a
ceramic tile entry and wood-
bumina fireplace to accent this
airy, 1.300-squatt·foot home. A
private patio or balcony extends
the opennc ~ of both the livina
room and aourmet kitchen with
decorator appliances, makina the
now of both rooms perfect for
entertaining.. The Sunset's mas-
ter uite includes an enormous
walk-in closet and impreuive
ma ter bath with ovcnized tub,
dual vanities. 1111-...enclosed
shower and skyliabt (10mc
plan1), while the second
bedroom hu a full·leftath ward·
robr.
Plan H. the Sufflide. wida ill
Jarte private PIUo ...... off die
npemivc liviea~roam IDll .. ina area. mau the 1.1 n~ ..
f'oOe model • .... 90¥iW't
homeowners' association sees to
the maintenance of building ex-
teriors, landscapina. street light·
in&, the security pte and other
common areas within the neigh-
borhood, and provides a master
insurance policy.
Homeowners contribute
monthly dues to this association
as well. There also is an
assessment district and a com-
munity facilities district for
Tustin Ranch; details of panici-
pation in the~ entities arc avail-
able at tbe sales office. The $I 0 million, 18-hole
Tustin Ranch Golf Oub counc
has been described as "a public
course with all the amenities C?f
the finest private clubs." and 1s
rated challenging enough for pro-
f essfonals yet playable by
amateurs. It is already open to
the public.
Furnished models of Cone
Villa's homes are open for view-
ing every day from I 0 a.m. to S
p.m. at 2568111 Aquasanta.
Tustin. To visit. take the Santa
Ana (5) Freeway to Jamboree
Road, and ao north to Irvine
Boulevard. Tum left and take
Irvine Boulevard to Tustin
Ranch Road. Tum ri&ht and
take Tustin Ranch Road to Gal-
lery Way. where a sign will direct
you to the ri&ht. to the sales
office and models.
For further information. talk
with sales representatives Pat
Segars or C.atberine 'Bosley at
669-4940.
Spacious family room and kitchen area of Vls1ara's Plan Two model In Marina Hills.
Several new Vlstara-homes
now ready for occupancy
While many JUSt dream of
their dream home. some lucky
families are enjoying the advan-
tages of moving filht into the
spacious single-famil y homes at
A-M Homes' Vistara.
This community of luxury
homes. located in the planned
community of Marina Hills in
Laguna Nigucf. has several
homes ready for immediate oc-
cupancy so families can enJOY
the holidays in their new homes.
Exciting architectural design.
dream. Designed to satisfy the
needs of a busy cook. the kitchen
has a spacious pantry and adja-
cent bre.akfast nook. The com-
fonable master suite has a large.
walk-in closet, while the lavish
master bath with its impressive
step-up tub.ceramic tile shower
and dual vanities provides a
luxurious pla~ to unwind.
Vista Catalina·~~ piece de re-
sistance is a 21JOO.squarc-foot
penthouse featunn1 a 18()..dcarte
view of the ocean. a vaulted
ceiling with rcccstCd lightina and
gourmet kitchen. It mu.st be teen
to be believed.
Special exterior amenities at
Vista Catalina include a 1wim-
minJ pool and sundeck. elcc-
tronacally controlled entry ptcs,
full perimeter walls and fencin&.
contemporary Meditcrnncan
arehitecture with tile roo'1 two
individual parldna spaces per
houtehold in a covered prqc, l':.t.. aue•t parlcina. pro· Hy landtcapcd common
areas throupout, hydraulic
elc'vltors.
To c1perience the , beauty of
Vista Catalina, take Pacirtc
Co.it Hipway to 16th Strcct in
Hritill!IOft balch. From the Sin
~ Flecway, take the Ooldell Weli· ·Street e111 ioutla to COIM
'
............ ...,,, ad ID llft w "!ii to
6'1' Strett. For more 18'br-
matloll. call 969-9760.
•
the hallmark of A-M Homes. 1s
eviden1 in all four floor plans at
Vistara. In fact, the floor plan of
the Plan Three was named
"Home of the Year .. in the pres-
tigious Gold Nuget awards
competition because of its
elegance and liveability.
.. The models give buyers the
opponuni~ to sec for them-
selves the high level of quality
craf\smanship and materials
used throughout the homes,"
says Larry £11iot. sales represen-
tative at Vistara. "Vistara offers
buyers custom quality construc-
tion, high square footage and an
exttptional level of amenities
that make these homes among
the best values in Laguna
Niaucl."
··And the fact that some are
ready fol' move-in Jives people
the opponunity to sec what their
future home looks like com-
pleted. instead of trying to vi~
ualiie it while ifs still bcina
built."
Addina to 1h~alue of Vist.ara
is its community's exc.cptionally
low propeny ta1 rate. Marina
Hi11s current tax rate is only
1.32 percent. The community is
also ftte of Mello-Roos fceS or
special district 111e11mcnt1,
which arc levied in addition to
annual propeny \Un. Marina
Hills is also .. n of the
Capistrano Unified School Dit-
1rict. one of the moat hiahly
accredited school districts in
Southern California.
Vistara's homes AR JellCl'OUsly
proponioncd, ran1tn1 . fr~m
2, 794 to 3.S 14 tquate felt ID ...
All or the hOmel have tbur bedrooms. and three of the floor
plans iM"lude a bonus room cw
study. They have &om line ID
4Y.i bltbl. Ind moet laaw dllti
""'"• ........... ta die liYI.. room ••• ••er ----....... • .. ....
C81 ................. ...
•
Vlstara
Developer: A-M Homes.
TJpe of development: Single-
t amlly homes. .
Prtce range: From the low S•oo.ooos.
Number of floor pl8ne: Four.
lquare footage: 2,794 to 3,51~. , .... omo. phone: 2•9-9585.
on all homes. feature wood roll-
up door with automatic openers
and two remot~.
Amons the many features that
will ca tch the buyer's eye arc the
large canopy window and wall-
to-wall tiled counten in the Plan
Two's kitchen and nook; the
cozy master-droom retreat
with fireplace in the Plan Thrtt:
and the laf)e walk-behind wet
bar in the Plan Four. ·
Vistani's kitchens come with
built·in OencniJ Electric refri~r
ators and KitchcnAid dash·
washers and trash compactors.
built-in dual ovens and miC*
waves and a four-bumcr 11s
cooktop with griddle. The hand·
finished cabinetry is fitted with
hidden European hi.., ad·
justablc upper shelves and roller·
mounted drawe~ and all the
drawcn and upper units ha~
white laminated lin1np.
A·M Homes is ranked on the
"lailder 100'' list oltbc nation's
lafJCSt ho~ butlden. It bis re-
ceived numerou1 i•du1try
awards for outltanclhll daip.
COlllUWtion 1nc1·.-.. ...
To 'rith Vtstara 11 Mlrina
Hiii. flit -... Dimr) (5) 1'l9i•11 •• Crowti 9alley
-
d tun-.,._. left
-............. t HOllDriY&At~
left. ..... IWM OMO
• .
ollOt ..... 10 a.M. IO 5 p.a ·Par ..e
lntbrma1ioft. call 249-9515.
VIiia C1Zb ia H~ ......_ 969-97• . • • rn... ia c.o.ta Mill, 662-0550.
l11ewt 'hnw in Allio VMdo, 133-5402.
' •It at Hidden Sprinp. 243-0787. cm.at•• 0 1Mlet in Yorba Linda, 693-1915.
NWlll View in Dove CanJ'Olli ~851-1400. -~te in~ (619) 7»9499 .
...,.._ D at HuntiD&IOG Harbour, 14().9090.
S...111• at Ponola Jfdls, 851-1779.
llelle Rm in Tustin Hills. 73~5622.
Pier c.a.1 in Huntinaio-Beech, 536-0108.
~ View in Dove Caayon. 851-1400.
Cela•rla VlllM in Calta Mesa, 642--0600.
'he • .....,.. in Aliso Viejo, 362-91 SS.
~ m.,e in Corona, 278-4449 or (800) 468-4242.
CameriJ Pelate in Lquna Nipael, 240-9700.
fte Oab at Dove Canyon, S89-6433.
Mooai-..ow Romes in Placcnti~ S28-l 821. .
M•terey VU1a1e at Sierra del Oro, 278-4898.
M ... evllle Place at Foothill Ranch, 837-5335.
Prove11ee at Foothill" Ranch, 544-3419.
Victoria Creek Estates in Rivenide, 353-8343.
Beverly Coart at Foothill Ranch, 454-9668.
La Veataaa in Rancho Santa Margarita, 589-8022.
Tiie Suunlt at Anaheim Hills, 282-8030.
Tiie Vllla1e in Dana Point, 248-1986.
Trieste at Foothill Ranch, 833-5396.
Palacio at Foothill Ranch, 854-2500.
Avlpoa at Foothill Ranch, 833-5396.
Beverly Cotlrt at Foothill Ranch, 347-1990.
Brlpta at Foothill Ranch, 833-5396.
Cordoba at Foothill Ranch, 833-5396.
Crowae S.mmJt in Anaheim Hills4 974-9232.
Clab Vista in Dove canyon, 361-.l727.
Terrace Collection in Laguna Niguel, 363-0979.
Moatecldo in Portola Hills, 589-6988.
Moatelena in Aliso Viejo, 362-9613.
Westwlnd in Santa Ana, 775-2200.
Sammerfleld in Coto de Caza, 858-2500.
Belve4ere in Dove Can~on, 858-2800.
Tlae VIiiage in Dana Point, 248=1986.
ne Admiralty in Dana Point, 240-3505.
Terra LilMla Estates in Yorba Linda, 5721-9697.
~yon Pobate Lapna in Laguna Beach, 494-5001.
A.aclorra in Laguna Niguel. 248-9286.
MaJtoa1 Normudle in Costa Mesa, 631 -1266.
Se0orse in Costa Mesa, 642-5188.
Braebara at Moulton Ranch. 582..7011 .
Callfonaia Reflectloa1 in Aliso Viejo, 831-8306.
California .~breeze in Costa Mesa. 642-9010.
Spluaker Bay at Long Beach Marina. (213) 494-1655 or
(213) 494-1598.
Moateclto in Yorba Linda, 692, 140 I.
RucM Su· Clemeate in San Oemente. 361-5040.
Terraclu in Laguna Niguel. 249-1022.
Amarante in Laguna Niguel. 495-1026.
Arroyo Oak1 in Rancho Santa Margarita, 858-9713.
Aabana Ridge in Mission Viejo, 582-1943.
Tiie Fleld1toae Collectloa in Laguna Niguel. 495-1279.
Callfla in Mission Viejo. 582-7209.
lma1es in Buena Park, 521-5266 .•
Belcuto in Yorba Linda. 693-1057.
Canyon View West in Trabuco C.anyon. 589-9 1 SS .
Terracina in Laguna Niguel. 249-1022.
Rlclilmoad Pobate in Rancho San Clemente. 361 -5040.
St. 'fropez in Aliso Viejo. 831-2220.
Terramoate in Rancho Santa Margarita. 589-0809.
Wildflower at Sycamore Canyon, 282-9488.
Seacove in Aliso Viejo. 455-0909.
Laarelwood, Anaheim. 283-2633.
Wladflower, Aliso Viejo, 362-1622 ..
Brlglltoa Sammlt in Trabuco Canyon. 589-1208 or
667-3999.
Brlptoa Glea in Trabuco Canyon. 667-3999.
Royal Rld1e in Anaheim, 476-9333.
Flora Vista in San Clcmen1e. 361-5638.
Vista Caprt in Oceanside. (619) 722-1272.
Siena in Marina Hills, Laguna Niguel, 249-9548.
Brt11uoa S1mmlt in Rancho Cicio, 589-1208.
Paloma at Lake Mission Viejo. 458-2254.
Oceap Polate in Huntington Beach, 960-1079.
Sammlt Crest in Dove Canyon. 589-0324.
Sonoma Cotlr1 at Rancho Santa Margarita, 589-6893.
fte Estates at Mou~ Beaclil in Dana Point. 240-8522.
c ·1 .0~1 -:01 ,.,
Vlclao at Corona Hills, 272-1780.
MarlaJta in Dana Point, 661-1655.
Martbdqae Ga'*91 in Garden Grove, 898-0809.
Ma~ Royale in Garden Grove, 537-2194.
Serna tn Laauna Niguel, 831-3667.
Westerly Par\ in Santa Ana, S54-2S8 l.
Bella Vl1ta in Corona, 279-1022.
Lapna S.r in L.aauna NiJUCI, 499-0061 .
EKJrn1loa1 in Rancho Ntgucl, 831-2004.
Vlca.rla c.rt in La Palma, S34-3S2 l.
WM4lbrW1• Banone in Irvine, 552-6527.
Norm .... le Helptt in Lake Forest. S86-l 626.
Rlmreck in Siem del Oro, 736-8882.
M•&clalre, Mission Viejo, S81-729S.
Promeude in Corona Hills. 734-0790.
Laanl RUl1 in Otanac. 538-0693.
Vitia M•te in Lquna Niauel, 361-2727.
M•leYiltll in Oraqe, S32-6S21.
Elleere Sertet in Luuna Hills, S82-l 828.
JuaaJea in Laauna · Nipcl 495-8709.
Bred e ......... Lu Brtau in Canyon Crest Hills,
780-42SO. .
Brt .. ._ M-.w1 in Yorba Linda, 667-3999.
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Maricoc>a homea .,. the lowest-priced lklgle--famtty deleahed homes currently offered on the Tustin Ranch.
Maricopa of,ers trade-In program
If the problem stopping you
from buying a new home is Ma I scllina your old one. what you r copa
need is a trade-in program.
Maricopa. in Tustin Ranch, has
one.
Developer: The Bren Company.
Type of developme111: Sangle-
fam iJy homes.
Prtce ruse: From $329,990.
N1UDber of floor plus: Three.
Squre foota1e: Up to 2.418.
Sales office plle9e: 832-93S4.
Among other inccnti ve
choices. Maricopa also offers
below-market financing with a
couple of thousand dollars in
free upgrades or no payments
until June of 1991. But. if you're
one of those who has to sell first.
the peace of mind that comes baths.
with knowing your previous On what might be called the
home is sold can be the most "utilitarian" side of tbinJs.
important item. The trade·i n Maricopa'-s homes all come with
program can be the difference central air conditioning. an in-
betwcen sitting and waiting for terior laundry room with con-
possibly a long time, and being nections fo r gas appliances. geo-
m a new home by the holidays. erous linen closc~s. a . two-car
Maricopa is currently the most attached garage with direct ac-
affordable si ngle-fa mily de-cess to t~e home and front-)'.ard
tached project in Tustin Ranch. landscaping and rear and side·
and offers its three and fpur-1 •
bedroom homes in a choi ce of
three floor plans ranging up to
2.418 square feet.
Vaulted cc1hngs. balconies.
wood-burning fireplaces. elegant
entries. sweeping staircases.
greenhouse kitchen windows.
and French doors in master suit-
es highlight the interiors. All
three plans have a separate fam-
ily room and a formal dining
room: one additionally has a
loft . Extenors arc in Monterey
and S~nish colonial style. with
concrete tile roofs.
Apphanccs and fi xtures are
top quality. Kitchens are
equipped wi th a Whirlpool gas
cooktop. self·ck aning oven.
microwave. and dishwasher. and
an ln-Si nk-Erator waste disposal
in the porcelain-finished cast
iron sink. Kitchen cabinets are of
fu rn iture-finished oak. and
countertops are hand-set ceramic
tile.
Master suites have oversized
walk-in closets. and the luxur-
ious master bath in eacb has a
great oval tub and a separate
glass-enclosed shower. both
trimmed m ceramic tile. White
porcelain towel bars compliment
the polished.-chrome-and-
porccla1n fixtures in all the
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yard fcncinJ alreadl installed.
Then again, there s the .. decor-
ator" side: such items as the
mirrored wardro~ doors in the
secondary bc~rooms: hand-
trowclcd ceilings; and a choice of
wood parquet or ceramic tile for
. the entry.
Pnccs stan at $32~ 990 for
Maricopa homes. Residents
enjoy the use of a pnvatc rec-
reation center with a swi mming
pool. spa and cabana. as well as
the recreational and convenience
features of Tustin Ranch and the
advantages of a prime Orange
County location.
Maricopa homeowners be·
come members of an association
which maintains the ncigh·
borhood's ~tion center and
other common areas. using their
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dues. cQilltributcd montllly.
Tust in Ra nch is in a•
assessment district and a com-
munll} facilities district, a8d
Mancopa homeowncn share iD
the suppon of these agencies•
well . Details arc available at daC
sales office
Mancopa's furnished moddl
are open for viewing every day
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. To vUib.;
take the Santa Ana (5) Freeway
to Jamboree Road. Go north on
Jamboree to Bryan Avenue; tvra
left on Bryan and 10 to
Parkcenter Lane. Go riaht on
Parkcenter to Mancopa and turn
ngh t to the sales office.
f-or further information, talk
with sales representatives Nellie
Hennington or Gcorgen.c Hefijn
at 832-93S4.
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On the coune luxurious
views. convenient facilities and
cballenaina fairways combi.nc to create an unmatcbed expenence.
MarqueN
0e .. e11per: R.B. McComic Inc.
Type ef developmeat: Luxury
homes.
Price raqe: From the high
$200,000s.
Nunlter of floor plau: ThR'C. s.aare foota1e: l.544 to l,910.
Sales office P'oae: 248-1905.
However, there is a down side
to golf-a limited number of
courses. which often means
golfers must brave long drives
and congested traffic just to tee
off. But for those who live adja-
cent to a course, able to literally
step out of their back door onto
the green. getting to the course is
the easiest part of the game.
Such an environment exists
for residents of Marquesa at
Monarch Beach and Comiche
Sur Mer. two .. Monarch Beach
luxurv home communities built
b) R.B. McComic Inc. and
Home Capital. the development
subs1dtal) of HomeFed Bank.
··Marquesa at Monarch Beach
and Com ic he ur Mer offer resi-
dents the opportunity to take
advantage of the beach and golf
lifcst\ le with so me of th e areas
most· affordable pnces ever for
lux u~ homl's." says Kath)
II:.:"': ..... -.r. ••olln-ac•ed Dd re-
d\ad pibe iD one Ol IM molt
Prized eomm'811ities in SOutbern Calif'onlila.." ~ ldded .
loc:atld ldilc:ent IO the Unks
at Monarc•·· .Beach cham-
pionship ~ coune, these com-
munities O&i' residents a ~rt
oriented lifeltyle. Desiped by
Robert Trent Jones Jr. and
located at the Ritz-Carlton, the
Links at Monarch Beach
stretches aJona rolling bills,
windins hiki, trails, pure white
beaches and eatures sparkling,
panoramic ocean views.
..We designed Cqmiche Sur
Mer and Marquesa at Monarch
Beach with luxury in mind, from
its prime JOlf-oriented location
to the quahty construction of the
homes." said Courtner,. .. Ad-
ditionally," she added, •the de·
velopment offers $pectacular
views. endless recreational
amenities. and an overall relax-
ing environment."
Nadine Corriga,n of Home
Capital explains, "f~e links of-
fers an in compara'Ple blend of
beauty and challenge for home-
owners to enjoy. The resort-like
atmosphe re and the mild
climates of the area provide ex-
cellent cond1t1 ons for any
golfer."
The Comiche ur Mer one
and two-story detached homes
homes have four unique floor
plans ranging in size from 1.600
to 2.500 square feet. and are
pri ced from the low $300,000s.
Lu xur\ amenities included in
the homec; are ce ram ic tile en-
De•el1per: R.8 . McComic Inc. TJJte of developmeat: Luxury
homes.
Priee ru1e: From the low
$300.000s.
NamMr of Door plus: Four. s.ure foota1e: 1,674 to 2.518.
Sales office plMMae: 240-96~7.
ing in size trom 1,500 to 2,000
square feet. Marquesa homes are
replete with luxury amenities in-
cluding designer oval tubs, cast
iron si n1cs. oak cabinets, oak
entry doors, two or three
bedrooms. two to three baths,
gourmet kitchens. cable wiring
and front yard tandscapign. The
homes are priced from the high
$200.000s.
To reach Corniche Sur Mer.
take Pacific Coast Highway to
Niguel Road East. Travel ap-
proximate!} one-half mile and
tum left on Com ic he Drive. Call
240-962 7 for more information.
All models arc open daily from
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
To reach Marquesa. take Pa-
cific Coast Highway to Niguel
Road East. Turn right at
Monarch Beach. The sales office
is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
seven da} s a week. For furth er
information. call 248-1905. --~~~-
Concept Three plan at Tiara home In Coto de Caza offers spacious luxury.
Homeowners enjoy a woodsy
retreat at Coto de Caza Tiara
A lifelong resident ot Orange·
County. David Schelin had often
visited the rural area that is now
known as Coto de Caza and the
Cleveland National Forest.
which borders it to the north.
Today, Da vid and Carol
Schelin don't just visit Coto de
Caza. they li ve there. They've
rediscovered the natural beauty
of this location from the vantage
point of their new 4.500-square-
foot Concept Three residence at
Tiara.
··carol and l chose th is fi ve-
bedroom estate because of the
space it offers us and our four
t hildren," Schelin observed.
"Also. the library is a very at-
tractive feature as I often work at
home.
"We enjoy living in Coto dl'
Caza because it's like escaping to
a different world. away from thl'
hustle and bustle of metro-
politan Orange County," he
added.
Tiara is an exclusive collectaon
of 21 golf course estates which
offer exceptional views of the
fairwa ys and vall eys that dis-
tinguish Coto de Caza. Presented
in three innovative concept~.
Tiara residences incorporate a
wealth of upscale features and a
standard of craftsman shi p
usually reserved for million·
dollar custom homes. Pricc'I
begin from the $600.000s.
~OT SUPPORT "We were highly. impressed
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Namber of floor plans: Four.
Square footage: 2.500 to 4.500
Sales office pbone: 589-1793.
with La Linda HOmes' follo"-
up on the changes and u~rade.-.
we had in mind to custom11e the
home to our famil y's needs:·
Schelin said. "They arc ex trcml··
ly easy to work with and wcrl'
reall) on top of thinss."
Schelin made special note ol
the attention to detail through ·
out the residence.
"Touches such as upgraded
cabinetry. rai sed panel doors and
the fina sh.cd three-car garage arl'
great." he noted. "In add111on
the entire house 1s v1nuall) sur-
rounded b) unique wi ndows that
draw in lots of light and con-
tribute to th C' openness of thl·
home. We have found the largl'
kitchen to be an espcc1all) ap-
pealing feature."
Kitchens at Tiara feat ure
quality Ge neral Electri c Mono-
gram Series appliances including
self-cleaning double ovens. ovcr-
si 1ed mi crowave/convec tio n
ovens, multi-cycle dishwasher~.
downdraft cooktops and 42-int·h
custom bu ilt-in refrigrrators.
A preparation island with a
vegetable sink 1s featured in each
design .
··we really enJO) the space
offered by the master suite.··
Schelin said. "It gives us living
quarters instead of just a
bedroom. Closet space also 1s
important from the standpoint
that people in these types of
homes tend to buy more clothe .
whi ch La Linda recognized with
these large dual walk-in closets.··
Dining parlors in Tiara home\
are designed for formal cn1cr-
taining. while comfortable fam -
il y rooms with media walls. tav-
ern-sized wet bars and fireplaces
art ideal for any occasion.
Elegant living rootns arc high-
lighted by coty fireplaces and
clerestory wi ndows.
Customized exteriors on ca h
o( the 21 homes result in an
esthctic neighborhood of unique
architectural •P.PCll that
preserve custom·hkc individu-
ality, yet bknd into a harmoni-
ous envsromnent.
To vistt Tiara. take the n
Diego Freeway (S) to El Toro
Road East and proceed to Santa
Marprita ~rk~y. Tum riaht. continue six miles to Plano
Trabuco and tum riaht to the
Coto ck \aza Sales and Infor-
mation Center.
~ For f unhtt anformation re·
psdina Tiara, call the Nin rep-
~nlativc at '89· 1793.
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Dt•ll••m kM Homes. ~ 91 •••l••••t Si~ family hOmes.
Price ~ From the low
$400,000&.
N tu el flMr ,aau: Two
available. s.an feelap: 3,444.
Sales efftee pMee: 8S8-06SS.
received an award of merit from
the Pacific Coast Builden Con-
ference Gold Nuaet competi-
tion for best single family de-
tacbed. home.
The Plan Two features 3,444
square feet of space. four
bedrooms. 41h baths, a study.
three flreplaces and a three<ar
garage.
The home's gracious entry
opens to ~ formal living room,
accented by a marble fircptacc
and a distinctive stairway with a
glass-paneled bridge. A cluster of
square windows that wrap the
stairway landins quickly estab-
lishes the supenor architectural
design that made 1he home ao
award winner. The living room
is complimented by a fully separ-
ate formal dining room with
panoramic windows and French
doors opening to the rear yard.
Balancing the formal and
more casual areas of 1he home is
a walk-behind wet bar with a
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Tbe kitdaen iDidudft a built-in General EleCtric l"ll'rijnaor aDd
KitcbaAid dilhwaaber and
trash corns-tor. Ill with cuttom
front pueb that matcb the
kitcbea'1 cabiaet.ry, plus a
KitcheaAid four-burner P.I
cooktop and a larle. deep sank
with a European style faucet.
The cabinetry features Euro-
pean-desip hidden biqes, roll-
er-mounted lined drawen and
lined, adjustable shelves. The
cabinets are accented by a hand-
set ceramic tile countenops,
available in a wide selection of
desiper colors.
Also on the home's first level
ii a bedroom with a walk-in
closet and private bath, a separ-
ate powder room, and a fully
enlcosed interior laundry room.
-Upstairs is a dramatic master
suite with a marble-faced fire.
place and a cozy sitting alcove.
The master bath offers two walk-
in. closets and features a glass
block window wall on the separ-
ate shower enclosure and a
raised tub tucked into a bay
window. The two secondary
bedrooms each have their own
baths, and a large study area
provides an upstairs children's
entenainment area.
One other impressively de-
signed floor plan, the Plan
Three, is still available at Hill-
sboro. created by the award-win-
ning architectural firm of Basse-
nian and Lagonia and Partners.
The Plan Three has five
The award-wtnnlng Plan Two at Hiiisboro o 8t'9 3,444 ~e feet of Mvtng ..,.ce.
bedrooms and 4 1'2 baths. In ad-
dition, per plan amenities in-
clude retreats. studies and li-
braries.
A-M Homes' careful auention
to ·qualit¥ construction and
amenities 1s well-earned at Hill-
sboro, as evidenced by the
homes' impressive detailing:
ceramic tile or hardwood par-
guet ent floorina. banct.tex-
fu angs, custom rounded
drywall comers, distinctive win-
dow patterning using clerestory.
or canop) windows (per plan).
drywall stair balustrades with
glass insets in most plans, over-
sited or walk-behind wet bars
and three fireplaces, all
furnished with disunctive treat-
men ts.
Situated in prcstigjoui Coto de
Caza.. Hillsboro adjoins the Rob-
ert Trent Jones Jr. golf course.
near the community's soon-to-be
completed country club. Coto de
Caza accommodates family li v-
ing with riding stables. tenms
facilities and other recreational
amenities.
For a limtted time. A-M 1s
Provence homes selling quickly at Foothill Ranch
Citing price. value and lo-
cation as the compelling factors
in their decisions to purchase.
enthusiastic home buyers recent-
ly bought 54 homes in the space
of just 90 minutes 10 the new
residential village o f Provence.
located in Foothill Ranch. ...
The record-break.mg sales dis-
tinguish Provence as the fastest-
~lling new rcs1dential village in
Orange County. according to the
developer. Lyon Communities.
Inc.
Ocupying a prominent hillside
selling 10 the Saddleback foot-
hills overlooking Irvine. Lake
Forcsl and Mission Viejo.
Provence is one of three dis-
tinctive residential villages 10 be
developed in the master-planned
community of Foothill Ranch.
each one comprised of individ-
ual neighborhoods.
Lyon Communities. one of the
Southland's most acclaimed
home builders. currrently plans
to build a total of nine neiJh-
borhoods at Provence, including
the four that have opened for
sales. Also building within Foot-
hill Ranch arc Brarnalea Cali-
fornia and 1he J.M. Peters Com-
pany.
Avignon Wlll be comprised of
I 9S sin$1e-family homes in four
innovative two-story floor plans.
Designed especially with the
needs of growing xoung families
in mind. the homes offer ei1her
three or four bedrooms with
prices starting at under
$115,000.
Trieste also feature~ homes
geared toward the needs of
young and growing families,
wilh spacious plans of three or
four bedrooms. priced from
under $240.000.
The elegant two-slory homes
of Brigata feature four
bedrooms, step-down living
rooms. formal dining rooms. in-
terior laundry rooms and an
enclosed three-car prage, with
prices from under $260,000.
Featuring the largest resi-
dences of the four neigh-
borhoods. Cordoba is comprised
of magnificent two-story homes
offering four and five bedrooms.
Prices start at under $290.000.
like all residents of Foothill
Ranch. homeowners m Provence or bike to work. Excellent shop-
will enjoy the benefits of the ping. entertainment and rec-
ideal location above the Orange reational resources also will be
county basin, surrounded by the provided, along with a Cl\'ic
Saddleback foothills. proVJding center, schools, local parks, child
the community a secluded, care facilities. a hospital, a fire
small-town character with a sta1ion and a library.
minimum of traffic. At the same In addition. 1.400 of the com-
time. it affords a convenient munity's total of 2,743 acres will
"close-in" location unavailable be preserved as open space, in-
at other planned communities in eluding a I. I 00-acre rt"gional
the county. near the juncture of park of untouched wilderness.
the Santa Ana and San Diego connecting to the rest .of the
freeways. community via an intricate sys.-
Occupying 530 acres. ahe tern of hiking. biking and eques-
luxurious residential area will be trian trails.
balanced by 579 acres of busi-Aligned along a 2. 7-mile
ness park, creating on-site em-stretch of the Foothill Transpor-
ployment opportunities of be-tation Corridor, which is due for
tween 12.000 and I 5.000 jobs, completion in early 1993, ac-
with many residents able to walk cessi~ility to Foothill Ranch will
be excellent. The community is
further facilitated by the planned
extensions of Alton. Bake and
Portola parkways. with Ponola
being connected within the next
14 months.
BeauutuJly appointed model
homes arc open daily in all four
Provence neighborhoods Vl>e-
tween 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. it-
1tors may reach the community
by exiting the San Diego Free-
way at lake Forest Drive and
traveling nonh to Bake. Turn
left to Rue de Fortuna, then riabt
into Provence.
For additional information on
Avignon. call 830-4221; on
Triesle. 830-0358; on Bript&.
830·2033. and Cordoba,
8)().2283.
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Cameray Pointe tOwnhomes popular LIVEATIHE Since Its recent grand open-
ing. Shawntana Development's C p I I
stunning Cameray Pointe · 8m8r8J 0 n 8
townhomes have attracted over-
whefmlng response from South-O.valaper: Shawntana.
land buyers with 50 percent of TrP• of development:
Phase I already sold out. Townhomes.
Thie distinctive, gated netgh-Price renge: From the
borhood 11 ldealty located In the $230,000a.
water closets.
Cameray Pointe homeowners
will enjoy a community poof and
hot spa as wefl as a private
cabana area, all of which are
maintained by the h<>meowners'
association.
Diego Freeway. take Crown Val-
ley Parkway toward the ocean.
turn left on Golden Lantern,
procetd approxlmlSfly two
miles. then tum 1e1r· on Old
Ranch Road.
For more information on
Cameray Pointe at Bear Brand,
call Karen Newcomb at
240-9700.
Cameray Polnte's pro-
fessionally decorated model
homes are open from 10 a .m. to
5 p.m. dally. From the San
master-planned community of Number of floer ~Four.
Bear Brand and offers today's ...,. toot.ee: 1,450 to 2, 125.
most sophisticated home shop-..... oftloe plMMle: 240-9700. Enjoyocunbrttzeund~whclfic
pers cluslc American archlt~ ture and Innovative designs. Ocan ~ Vtsu Catlllna In Huntington Be~h H b b • t Is now sdhng new. luxury. ocnn-fTont
"Home buyers who ap-tile roots and expc>Md rafter O Yl.S S: rondomlnium~in ~and~~5torytloofJ)Wu Vl~T.'A C A.'Tl. T A
prectate the quality and value tails. Pricts stm'from tilt· ht~h uoo.cxxrs. cau or vtstt .~ ;... n..&nL
reflected htre recognize that The two-story homes encom-find the equipment and SUpplieS V-1SUu11lln.ttodir!Modelsopm~~ ,
these homef represent a once-paasfrom 1,450to2,125equare • d. I •t• d , .ll:OOa..m..to 6:00pm ~~tnehtO:OOi.m to
ln-a-llfetlmeopportunlty," noted feet of living apece, with two or YOU nee In C aSSI le . -S:OOp.m.Loc"~onrx-tfid'oastHwv at 16th
Tim Gatvln, director of market-three bedrooma and 2'A or three Strttt tn HWUington Btach . !71-4)969-9760
Ing for Shawntana Develop-baths. Resident. ll8o have a 1------------=--~-----------~~~~~~==============~==:::;;' ment. "Cameray Pointe was wtde aetectlon of 8ddlttonal •-
planned to appeal to mov.-up rangements Including family
famttlee and offers residents a rooma, nook•, mater bedroom
coaatat llfesty1e unparalteUed In retreats and optk>MI dens.
this .... The four distinctive floor plans
"BecauM the 24 homes In have been carefully tntegrated
Phue I .. 1emng IO rapidly, t Into unlquety shaped buildings
woutd recommend that any wtth hatf-clrcular motor courts
potentlat home buyers visit .... that maximize vlewa and
cameray Pointe soon In order to prtvacy. This nurturee a feeling
ensure their ptace In thla of neighbOrhOOd and communt-
premter nelghbOrhood," Gatvtn ty for Cameray Pointe'• real·
added. dents. The Innovative building
In eddttlon, home buyer• have dellgn haa cCNted apactoua
the opportunity to take advan-ywda more common In alngte-
tege of a s 10.000 ki<>entlw family homes, tome of which
toward the purchue of a Cam-C8n ..-.Y ICCOmmodate a prt-
way Point• townhOme. vat• spa or poof.
Thia credtt offer• a variety of The hOmM are graclouaty ap-
programa. tnctudlng a ~ =eel In order to capture a
2-1 tnt.,..t rat• buydown th8t o= and eophtttl-alOWI home t>uyera to quafffy cation. ta can enjoy the
for • hOrM k>.n below prevatlng luxury of ory YOkMM cell·
lntere1t rat••· and lower Inga tn ..-ct IMna ..... one or "'°'...., peymenta for the tnt two cuetom wood-burning nr. two,..,.. Other opttonl Include .... ,~ docn. ~. ~ of non-ncurnno ceo.. ..... bedroom belcanl• end in9' OOlll Of upgreded ........ atteched two-cer ~ wtth
from .. c.n. ~ Point• da rlgn direct lntertor Ml 11111
--. The gcum9' kttcMne haw ~ priced from the ..... d11lgrled to.._=· tao.000.. tM Cenwar Pointe • ,_ noon and .. .. .. IU-111111"'11111
tOWR."MMW MOWC... ,,.. wfth .... Ak Drrlg -....
•11111-.._... Md lllealt gllll llPJll•aa. M•ll ........ .... ...... ~ .. °' .. .. Fllllf'I' ..._ ....... volume OlllnM. ........ ,..._.. TM .. _.., ala11t1 and ......
.... ... tllgtl ........ .., cMll ...
IUIFlll---•11toaa1tClalllllnll_.. ......... .,. ......... .
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St...-;-exteriors, elegantlY articulated lntertor1
anll a host of luxune. underacore the excep.-
tloMJ home buying val.-presented by the
-n Company at the alngle-famlly neigh-
borhood of Summit Springs wtthln the muter·
pta,;ned community of the Summit of Anaheim
HHtl. Home ehoppera also can take advantage of
v..,._pr~ paired homes at Summit Terrraoe
OI elegant eetate r8lkt9nces In the exciusive,
guard-gated onct... of Summit Pointe.
•ir -""'C' bl" .,._ "'-iadoor/outdoor oricn-= ... .... ...... -I ~ tbroalb ~ti"!1.i.:~; Hunllngton ClllllDI·
vllit :aw..=.... they~ nd =""' ~
• today" taid Jabn Martino( J.M. ~ Tbe val~ continues with a Do"l'f'" J.M. Manin De. Mulin DM!opment. -....... _,n 11 the velopment. . _0 I , ~NOi only hu the develop-· Hunlinpon Cliluics. fiome • """ fl •nhf•••L SUlllO-
mem tallen the indu1try'1 top tiuyen can -odd1tionS. llUinly homes. •• ~
delip awanll, ·11u1 bomebuyen altenlions and desio concept• Plloo -From ..,9 ... 3()().
lllw a~n-ber of exceptional for· their llo.-ancf the ~ N I• 11 -,_ rour •
........ '-indudina a custom team will -theih to m-· ...... IHI ... 2,Sll to 3.2SO.
dmjp_.....,.m, ~ !P -c:oi"ponte them into. the home .. loleo -,.._ ~39 . .a a year~ifd-:1nten11vc---:-.pro.-Buym-can""makc ~chan1es
~·.. 1Ucb 11 lddina an exercise salon, Dneloped by J.M. Martin De-spa, custom workshop or home
velopment, and Pacific Cout office: chan1in1 countcrtop
Hornes. the Huntiaaton Clauics hei&hts ind materials; per·
swept the Gold NU&Ft Awards sonalizing a kitchen, or a host of
for U'Cfhitectural exce1JCnce with other chanaes and options. three of tbe model homes win· Homeowners also will ap-
nina Merit Awards and one preciate the lower tax base found
selected. as "Home of the Year." at the Huntington Classics.
The ••eest in the West" value There is no Mello·Roos
at the Huntinston Classics be-assessment and no homeowner
&ins with the-community's association fees.
coestal location just min.utes But, best of all, residents at the
from ·the famous beaches of Huntington Oassics will ap-
Huntlnston BCach.' The area's preciate the excePtional floor
terrific coastal climate is maxi-plans found in these luxury
mizcd by .the architecture found homes. Rangina from 2,522 to
at the Huntington Classics, 3,250 square feet, the homes
which is based on the st}'les of offer three and' four bedrooms,
Frank Lloyd Wright and Greene two and three baths plUs powder
&. C'ircene. and emphasizes a roqms and two or thrcc-car ttar-
..... -bqjn at 1449.~. The Plan One features Ihm:
bedrooms or two bedrooms plus
den, thtte baths, ~ room,
family room/loft, lmakfUt nook
and two-car prqe .. This plan is
hifhliahted. by two fireplaoes, a
pnvate sun 4cck and two prdcn
courtyards.
The Plan Two offers three
bedrooms, two baths, plus pow·
der room. a family room, break-
fast nook and three-car pJ'llC.
Three fireplaces, his and hen
walk-in closets. two garden
courtyards and private sun deck
arc special features.
The Plan Three has four
• Because. Some Dreams Can't Wait.
bedrooms or three bedrooms ·
plus den, three baths, family
room, second-floor study, break·
fast nook and three<ar garage.
This model is accented by three
fireplaces . two aarden
coun_yards, private balcony and
a sun deck.
The Plan Four offen four
bedrooms or three bedrooms
plus den, three baths, two pow-
der rooms., second floor study,
family room, breakfast nook,
master· retreat and three-car .gar-
a_se.· This Si:MICious home is dis-
tinguished by three fireplaces,
three garden counyards, a sun
deck· and private balcony.
\ l1w ~~.11f y\Jur J ren n1 1. L1oturinut, rnatnifk.tnt.
1txtr ... wJ inary ... ~4initcJy wurth w•iting f..,, Out why wait?
...-11w ~miy CJk-ctt.111 al South l~.lr i1 ~rin11 • lmtib.J rwmbcr of
~ lf".""'t..cu~r n. .. iJ&..nc.w fo.. tJklle who d.:manJ oothinf Lut the fint.'9\
CnlWnin~ La~u1111 Nigu1.1l, thi1 11riv•tv, ~kJ ~munity it •n cl..'flnl
1.vl..:bratirm nf the builJing •rh' u tht')' an;i ..,li.lk..J .nJ l*rhct.J bt-S.mtl
Two ...,...L •rr•n"°'nwnt. !MMllft.' fnim •ppnlx,,....ly b.r thnuMnJ tw.1 ...._
hu,,J,.d n.nty.-two tqtaaN ~ tu•lnur thou .. nJ nhw ~uncl..d twwlw tcfll'lh! f""'L
•
v...i. ... lu.J.ly 1....1..;.,..l ln r-~· • ...t I.do."""' • ...i.,.. ...
•vail.bk on m1:'9t Llf., ;\II \h..ti kft fur )'OU to Jo it mcw. in,
But i\n ly • 1'iw rvm.in. Su hurry. &'IOtC dtv.m• ~won't wil
Fn-.. $1,()66,000 "' $1,360,000
s.L. ... ...._ "~" J.1~ ,,. ... IO ...... I & '""
C.11 IA,. Summlfl (71 .. ) ~2
1i,;. .. JL;;i..,~ .......... J6;.I 811•• ...... Jtpc UIDU , ........ _...... ..__. .............. 1.1 ... "'.._ .................
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The interior appointments
mark the quality of the lifestyle
at the Huntington Oassic. All
homes feature high volume ceil-
ings. two or three custom fire-
places. French doors. built-in
mirrored wet bars. ele~nt
ceramic tile entry areas, ra1sCd
panel interior doors, mirrored
wardrobe doors. walk-in closets,
theater lights. solid oak hand-
rails, many choices of Corian or
desilfler-sc lccted ceramic tile
and carpeting ..
The master suites have private
fireplac:Cs, balconies and walk-in
closets. The master baths feature
Kohler ··caribbean·· tubs,
ceramic .tile surrounds., Jlass
shower enclosures. oak cabinets
and pullman tops of Corian or
ceramic tile.
The ~unnet k.itchtns arc de-~ li4ne<1 fOf"'tasy at-bome enter·
-ta1nina aill-are hiahliahted by
Jenn-Air double oven, micro-
wave, trash compactor and dish·
washer as welJ as a choice of
Jenn-Air electriC or Dacor gas
si•-bumer down-draft barbecue
cooktop. For added value, the
kitchens have Corian or ceramic
tile co1.1ntcnops. dramatic light-
ina, Grobe European faucets,
oak cabinetry and ceiling light·
i~ tional apeointments in-
cl central air conditioning,
--security systems and garden
walls.
The Huntington Oassics is
localed near the Huntinaton
Beach Civic Center and puts
residents just minutes from the
ocean. near major sh<>Pt>ina
centers, schools and parks. ·
The downtown Huntinaton
Beach area is cun:cntly plannina
many excitina chanaes includina
a new town square area with new
retail shO{>S and restaurant~ 1
new Municipal pier, hotel and
resort complexes, cultur1I
ccnten and a new Surf Mu.eum.
Home shoppers willli111 to
take advan .... of thele e._.
tional prices and year-aid -ina incentives lhoukt visit the
sales office today. ~From the Son Di<IO F...way,
n'it on Golden Weat Su.et and
ao oouth. Tum left on Yorl<town
AYJ!nue and ritht on Lab Su.et.
From l'llc:iftc Coat Hilhway,·
take 17th Stnet nonll. Tum rilht on Utica and illlow the
~ model• and saln om..
... -dlily ftom 10 .... to s
=Fot-labnsalioa.oall ,.,.,
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VAi.CHRiS or
CALFORNAN
FIEN or
TOI ... ·
, YOUNG· BASTED .
FROZEN 10 tO 22 LB
AVERAGE WEIGHT
--· -----
Lb
LIMIT 1 Pf R r AMIL Y
WHILE SUPPt v l ASTS
• • • I • T'91'
..
~VARIETIES
~:~~ ................................ 1&0Z $139
PEAS, .
CORN OR MIX~D $1 09 ......... -~Vegetables ......... : ..... 1&-0Z
BAOCCOlUCAUUFLOWER WITH CHEESE, •
Broccoli Spears ............................ : .... 1G-OZ 75• S.i:d<i:.n Beans .................. eeo1o-ozS1 19
PEASORWHOlE 65• · . $185 Kernel Corn ........................................................ 10-0z Little Com Ears ............................. •PACK
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Green Giant i-
Nlblets Corn
REGULAR OR NO-SALT
~,;, Bologna .A9' I
Turbv Hllm _ ui1231
LOUli idi-VM s311 Brent of Turkey La
Tu8..k:, Franka ,M)Z 1141
LOUIS~ S-"31 Smoked Sauage_._. . ,.oz ' -
1..0U18 NCH MICEY $"39
Variety Peck -•a.or ' -.
French'• Brown
Gravy Mix
.,j I f f -'*'
CHUNICV •EF 83c OR 3-VAAIETIES
Chunl<Y Soup . YEGETAILE
Chunkv Soup -· ·~~··-··--........ . CM.Nlf~KEN
lluahroom Soup··---s-vAJlltiU
Homecookln'· Soup
VEGETAILE OR MINESTRONE
Home Cookln' Soup
IEEF CONSOMME. CHICKEN
Broth
CREAM OF
~ Broccoli Soup
2·VARIETIES HOMESTYLE OR H 1AR =v-e .Yegemble Juice
10Sto10.75-0Z55.-
10 1Sto 11.oz59•
10 ~to 11.25-0 71 •
s1s1 e.'5 S-OZ
Tometo Juice 115s-oz 5128
IPIC¥HOTV .. l1490f' REGut.AR •1 ~Q .M;tl191able Juice 115~ ;
.. (JNtN"t 1'k OA 7.YAAETIES FRANCO AMERICAN 59• GMy ... .. 10 s to ,. rs.hi '
Seneca . .
Apple Sauce
NAl\JfW. OA CNW«)N
Fl1lldrnn1'1
YEAST .
..
OUARTEAS. ~
\I ..... ,.,. .. -~=J;lne ..................... 1&0Z 59¢
IA<ICIWOMI M>l T4MUI IAUC! ~. IWllT H IOUfl 0..
HOl'Mf'adllh 101'23'
Vuban Coffee
Green Giant
l Pet Ritz • $149 Pie Shells =~·~ 12-0Z
~V .. ~les
Fie Ids
Pecan Pie I ,_ s429 ...__ __ _
4
Pancakes & 'I $'4 75 I
Sausage Llnka w-:='" ~I
c. Blnqult
Pot Pies
Bridgford · . I $1 09
White Rolle :::IMAO., .•. ,.,t<il ...... ---~~------1.oz __
.... 10.0Z·
ASSORTED VARIETIES
JELLO~
Gelatin
STUFFING
MIX
JELL·O ASSORTED VARIETIES
lnatant Pudding . ,..,..AS•
TOPPING MIX •1 • Dream Whip . . .. ·-· ...... ~
HMl·IW!IT OA UNIWEET!NEO .......
Bake~ Chocolate ..... _ ............. tot, --
AEOULAA OA l.fn
L Cabin S ru '241 ............. -......... 16.QZ
7t>100Z
.
BEEF LARGE-END
CLO SOUTH PLANTATION
Turkey
Ham '
$169 LI
FRESH JOHN MORRELL
. Bon1l111
Pork Loin Roat ' ~99 LI
llOllC TINDl"-OIN I.I ., II
LB
................ laDll••el
Al•o Avallable For Your Holld~y Dining
Frozen Capon•, GM .. a Ducks. ,
FRESH BEEF RIB BONELESS LB $3 99 , •
Spencer Steaks ..
WILSON
ltNOLI UNIT PKO H81 0.-MOf'! ------Meat Frank1
MILO OR HOT SWlf'T REGULAR OR Bl
Rojo'• · Slzzl••n Chlll S.111 HILLIHIN f'A"M·4·VAA
Dell Select I 89¢,f.OZ-IA"·I H ,AT 11.-H Bon1l111 ·Ht IA~·I 11.ICIO
OUACAM0..1 I-OZ. 11 41 Cooked Han
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Libby' a
Pumpkin '~ Stater Bros. ' -· -Ctan~uce
Obertl
Olives ~ .. ,
. .J 18-0Z. .. 79e . t •
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29·0Z
•
Kraft
Cream Cheese ~,;___-----.. AEOU\.AA OR UTE
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Stater Bros .
Real Cream Topping
Breyers
Ice cream
A8SOATEO VARIETIES
'' &.4·0Z
•
c
18-0Z
Mra. Cubbl1011'1
. Di'esslng
S.VAllETES
c
2J6 or 10-0Z
Piiisbury Plus
C&ke Mix
Pet·Rltz
Pie Shells
·~
'
6-0Z
Prlncella
Yams
CUT
Pet Evaporated 15 c q.
Miik & 11JJZ ~
,_'2, ---
Stater Bros. -~"'.4 n (
Green Bean,::~~~\s:;r 16-()Z :'I
, ~~:~!~~~lnelll 's !$129
Crown Prince f $1 as
Crab Meat :.e~t~:a:~E •OZ _:
Eagle Brand I $139
ConClensed Miik ,,.oz -------
Arm & Hammer
Ba!flng Soda ..
Kero ·
Syrup =.~ ...... -~-·-'~·~.....-~
. -' . ' .. -' . ..
-.. -.. ~ . ..
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•111 1t.oz AVAll.Alll AT IT()lllH WITM IUMCI OILI ~V
IES
•199 AlllA'S •1 II
... . . , •. ol P11t. Salad . .. ....... 1..8
RED·BAND
EACH
Carrots "'""~~~~o lA 15•
Onions ~·HO •IWlfllllOMo ~ 19•
Mushrooms ( J:/t., ... ,...... 79•
U TIU. •UC•, ...... TIM>Cll ~ 11110 IA •1 •• IW1'1 IUTTIABAl.I. ,3 ..
.... •01 Sklnl••• Turkey Bre11t . LI .CQ.OAS.'1.0MTOUAUTY s549A1aT1DCXl.ON $249-CACHI VALL.IV .
1.1 '2''!rt''' C'1••• LI
1411 Chryunthlmum1 HCM"°1 . Zygo Clctul •INCH"°'
1t1
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,.~1311 HoneyCuredH1m Ll •4 4• ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Stater Bros . • Crescent Rolls
: Ghamplon I
Raisins RE~ESS
: Cut-Rite
Wax Paper
Star
Olives ~~
• · Stater Bros .. .,·
Dips REFAlGERATEO
, •·VAl'llTIH •
12-PACK
C&H
PCNDERED, !UJl!~N 8RC1llN
Stater Bros .
Pineapple
ASSORTED VARIETIES ••
• REGUlAR OR UNSAL Tt:D
' 16-0Z
1 • Reynolds Oven ~uec!;:°' 11t1t1 :!'.'~
Regular or Diet
Sllce or Sprite
c
Chiffon
Dinner Nepklns
Reynolds Wrap
Aluminum Foil
37.5-SO FT
Jim Beam
BourbOn
s11~~
-v1aa1~ sweet ! •s1 19 ~~$~1=a1•8!::=~~~~~~iiii----lckl•• ...,.n.oi....._ __ rr
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IO to 11-0Z
MAZOLA
Com-oil
Near East
Rice Piiaf
REGULAR OR SPANISH
•
Stater lkol.
· Gream 6heeae
DOLE
Pln~epple Juice
RALSTON
Chex Cereal
17.& to 23.5-0Z
•
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MJIDICA'· Ground con-'2'',~
_,,Keebler
.Crackers
7 to to.oz
13·0Z
•
Ne8tle Semi-Sweet • Chocolate Moraels
-• _ ~ BVn'EA800TCM OI Miff 040C.
Heinz KOlher
Diii Spears • --r 1 ~ ~ _ •• \
~ 10to 12-0Z
• Sunny Delight
Citrus Punch
128-0Z
Piiisbury · I $163 Quick Bread ~ ,._ .. u <>z
=c'" =: _ -·-'-33¢
~ ~:J;'ng ~~.:--···· .• !4 7¢ .
t -•
• Reddl Wlp · A
Topping W
REFRIG E
Dole Tropical •
Fruit Salad
Sim ply
·Potatoes
Baggies f $179 Regular or Dietl ""S"1 s9 ·
Storage Bags '000 ~ Coca Cola ~r:~ •12.oz
Mama Lina's A $599 Regular-or Dletf ""9"" n¢ Lasaona...... _ _111! Coca Cola ~=: ....... ~
Laughlnl Cow s21 s Regular or 018tallll""9"--9¢1
•
CheeH pread =~-Pepsi Cola ~ -w l<ITI •
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CheeH Cupe ~"AMT91-MI Pep1I Cola = -•·.ca
. -. .
119 · Prlncella
Cut Yam•*-.,.,_
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...... --
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·•1111i. &-OZ.
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... lie ......... 10.cT. -s101
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Kodacolor
t .!~=., t
Mouthwash
I Pe~to·Bismol
T1lll1ll. »CT . '241
Llqllid. 1&-0Z. OR
......... 12-0Z.
.s3~1
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• 1·~-I ~ ............. .. ~. ., I~
c.· _:__ •
Said
Deodorant
Gllle~ .. ~j~~Guanl
... ,. ....... e-OZ
llftlDll ... ,..Ill
e-OZ
$ 69
I Contac
.-... .
CIM ca,11111 • c1,1111 . 10«Nlff *2.'(t
..... CtM r:.111111 1CMXWrC#UfW s3•
l{I .\ I<)"
Shampoo
&
-----·conditioner
s~
80TTLE
.
S.-thck 11111111
...
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FAMILY PACK
Pillsbury Diluxe
Brownle Mix ·
FNl/l. Y SIZE
ZE~
Napkins .. ~
'-
Stater Bros. I 9g¢
Cinnamon Rolls ~Tll) uoz
Bo~en _S199 Egg Nog ____
Stater Bros. I 57¢
Sliced Beets 'OCUO--..oz .
•
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•
. Ruffles
Potato ·Chin.
ASSORTED VAAE;TU -
Vlaslc
Kosher Spears
OA ZESTY OU SPEARS
rrrl!l'U 1311 CA ._..,,.,.., .. ,
• ~-~~~~~w Di~-'"'-OZ $159
Chock Full O'Nuta
Coffee fs1s9
French's lag¢ Sauce Mix ::~~:SE 85(, 14-0Z
Ragu Spaghetti l.s1 4 9
Sauce ~~_ __
~Ith & 8-uty AJdl Department ~ fi . ~ =!191~ m MUL Tt.8YMPTOM COLD RELIEVER $ H
COMTREX ............... ...... ... . . . . .. 2•.cr 3
MOUi.AA $ 4-Way N ... 1 Spray ._ ...... os.oz 2M
LONO ACTH) s321 4-Wmy N .. I Spray .... n....... o&-OZ
•
•
•
7-0Z
Cold Cups .
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DAILY PILOT ~~l THINGS To DO THIS WEEK
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• ·· ..\ Chorus Linc:· the record-selling Broadway
music-al. pl:t)'S a1 1ht Pcrfornung Ans U:nttt throU.&h
~unda\ .. hows art at 8 p.m. each night. with 2 p.m. matinee~ on iurda\ and unda,. Tickets are Sll-42.
Call "'20-WOO. ~ re''e"' o n page 814.
• Mc1ropohta.n Opcm soprano Dawn Upshaw will
perform "'11hou1 clcc1ron1c ampltficat1on tonipt at the
In inc Barclay Thcat~c. begl.nrung at 8 p,m..£or tickeu
and 1ntorma11on. call 646-6277. ~ stol) on ~ 812.
I. If• llVEI JmlR AT M CllCll ..
• (Jene Loves Jezebel and The Posies will perform
.it the ( oach Hou~. 33157 Camino Capistrano in San
Juan ( aptstrano. on unda) at 8 p.m. Tickcu arc S2S.
Call 496·8910
4. IASIA AT TIE PICIRC usllTIUm
Reger Bloom
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14. -•Ill •s _,AT lW ~ ..
•Former Husker Du leader Bob Mould and Ultra Vivid Scene will be 11 the C•
House. 33157 C3m1no Capl\trano '" San Juan Capistrano. oo Monday 11iah1 btsinllllll
8 p.m. Ticlcts 3re S 18 50. C all 490-8930 ·
11. If R'S IAllQUf, •'T Fii R
•Orange Count)·~ Harmlrnta Baroque Pla)t'~ wtll perform mu k from lhc 17_. •
18th centuncs a1 Orange < oa~t C olkgc\ hnt' Arts Rcc1laJ ~all on Saturday, swu._ •I
p.m. Ticl c1s arc S7 50 an nd,antr and S4 at the door. Fo r mro""-1100 or to order ~
b~ phone. <'311 432·58!!0
-1[ m -ur YOUR llEfll WRH 'lllCll llCIEn·
•The ··High Societ~ ·· d3nrr tiand "111 perform hits ··from t.M ''405 through com~
on unda~ at T unic Rod communll' Par!. 1n lrvant' from 3 to S:JO p.m. For 1nformaU.,
c-all 546·3894
17. llYlfl IOClfl T AW MUSIC AT ICI
•Vasily Shumo'. "'ho has gonr from underground rocker 10 rad.IO music rommcnia.
· · 1 30 ..io the SoHct L nl01l. "111 ~pea~ on ··Rod.. M us1 and Glasn<>!C 11 lhc UCI tudt-nt C'-.r • Basia will perform at the PacificAmpbilhcat~ on ·Salurday, bcginoull at ; p.m. on Tucsda) al !! p m T 1cke1s art SM gent'ral S7 for facully. aJumnt and ttniors SS for U0 Tid.ct~ arc S24.75. Call 634-tlOO. students. For mforma11on call 856-6379
Ii. lf ... llDB • IECITll AT TIE ••• IAICI IY TIUTIE
8 P1an1" Lc'Onard Kuzmin •ill perform ~lcct.ions by Chopin. Ravel and Liszt 11 the 11. lllUIA All .mUWI a.AL All IUCTlll
Irvine Barcia) Theatre on Sunda)'. beg.inning at 3 p.m. Sponsored by Lhe lrvi~ Symphony. •Laguna .\n Mustum·s annual an aucuon will be ~Id Sa1urday at 6 pm al die
For 1nfonnauon and ticW. call 722-6 197. mu~um Th" ~car. 1:!5 pan1c1pat1na anuu 11t.trc malled pepetbeck novels 10 bt tit
1nsp1ra11on lor lhl'1r auc11on pn.'Ct"S T1cke1s arr S60 and ttttrVatioos ~ required due ID
ltmlll'd \racc (all .i94-897 I ·
• Spcclal Beal. fca1unna former English Beal members Dave Wakeling and Ranldna
Rog.tr. will perform al the Coach House. 33157 Camino Capistrano in San Juan Capistrano. 11. lllAW M lllOW • lACUIA, DW Plmf
Tueida) and Wednt'Sday at 8 p.m. each nigh&. Tickets att S23.SO. Call 4~8930.
7 ....... ..
•The nc-"' John Hushes film .. Home AJone,-aboul the advcnlures of 1 prc:cocious 7-
) C'ar-old (Macaulay Caulkin) inadvcrtanlly lcft.__bchind when bis Wruly tlka off OD a
,·aca11on. opens Friday at theatcn along ·the Oranat Coast.
• IUraoke comes 10 the Cannery on TuC'Sda) as the popular Japaneic s1na~lona system
makes ifs local dcbul at the Ncwpon Beach restaurant The karaoke system provides patrons
"'•th back-up music and pvcs them the opponuni1y 10 be 1 star for an evcnina.. The Cannt"I)
will be lumcd into a Karaoke Club each Tuesday beginning 11 9 p.m. For informauon call
67S-S777 •
l .IEW•M•K ..
• ~rnard and Miss Bianca arc back for a second go-round 1n ··The Rescuers Down
l 1nder." a ~ucl to 197Ts "The R~ers.." The full-length animated fcatutt from Wah
Da'inc-' Studios. fca&uring the voicn of Bob Ncwhan and Eva Gabor, openl Fnday 11 Lhcalcrl
along the Orangt' Coast.
10. Dill. ......... IET -Wlla AT cam• ClllT
• The Works Galle-I"}'. 1n CrystaJ Court. in conjunctJon with the An LA. ·90 expositio n
bciinn1na nt'>.t mo nlh. wtU be sbowina works by •oct.imed arttsts Laddie John Dill and Lita
Albuquerque-thro'C)t Ott. 30. A rettption for the anise will be held Saturday from 6 10 9
pm For anforma1ion. call 979-6757.
11. _, ···= 1W 181 ml .. 8 Sylvester Siallont' 1i. Rocky Balboa. who's running out of finccn 10 count his movies
on as ··Rock) s-· answers lhe bell Fnday 11 I.heaters aJona 1he Orancc Coait
llUIH I
• Frmch chanteutt Raquel Billon will perform a special "Evenjna wilh EdJtll Piaf' 11
the \.Cnn Wundcrman Muttum, 3 Mason m Irvine, on Sa1urday II 8 p.m. A reception
will prcct'dc the pt"rfonnance 11 7 p.m. T 1ckcts •~ S 15 and space is hmtkd. For 1nfonn1t1o n.
call 472· 1138.
11. .. , a.ti 111 ., -•••
•Tom Kenny of ··MTY's Half Hour Comedy Hour:" will appear at the lmprov. 42ss Campo~ Dr. 1n lrvlnt, 1hrouab Sunday. Shows are 11 8:30 p .m toniaht and ~ndly, l :lO and
IO:JO p .m. Fnday. and 8 and"'I0:30 p.m. Saturday. For uuormation and diniaa racrv1tiona_ caJI 8~4-S4S.S.
II Dally Piiot Weekend/ Thursday, November 16, 1990
•The ~uth Orange Count) Community Theatre pretmlS 1 Reader's Thcatrt pre-
duction of·· D1.·ar l 1nr"' b) Jerome Killy. based on 1he leUen of Gools Bernard Shaw Md
Mrs. Paine!. < ampbcll. tonight at Upchurch/Brown Bookstore., UM f""orn1 Avt' in Llpll
Beach. and Fnda) al thl· Dana Po tnt Youth and Group FKility, l+t51 Entenada pt 1n 0..
Point. Bo1h begin at 8 p m ( all :?4S-0808.
-!I. ClllY, IAllO UIYEI. •w WIED• FWY
•The Cosb) Galic I) '" Lado V 1llagc "'111 hosl a ~n for contemporary 1mprcmoad&
an1s1 John Cosb) and sculptor Bano on Fnda)'. from 6 to 10 p.m. For mo~ mformabOI.
call 723-4758
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CHARITYAND
SPECIAL EVENTS
~c.rt1New ...... Nov .
• 6:30 9-"'·· Yom11 Profaliona1t -.. eaacer llundl rour•1 cet-ration o( Fllhioa lslad rno-
1ion. $20 pp. in 8dva1Kle, SlO pp.
door. PfK>M 75/.()tU/.
~-.,~ 1v. U, American Society lntenor
"Sipcr/OC oprnina peny for :-PS dnip houlc Santa Ana. De-
n Hou1r data. Nov. 7-Dec. 9.
1ntat'I Je6n Tan'ilowsty,
J-1411.
l.eetare lerlet, Nov. IS,
1()..1 l:lO 1.m .. OC ~ormina
ll Cmttt/Crncendo Chlpett
:ttnts sociaJ ccoloti1t Mark ~. S70 pp. for 1Cries. Ccin-
1 Cb& Takilnik. IJl.Ol51.
n. • ' ' ...,..., Nov. IS.
0-9:30 p.m., American Hean As-
:ia(IOft pie kick-off peny It
wpon Jmpons Sbowroom. New·
" Beach. Pl>ont 1$6-3555.
'.-di 11a, Nov. 16, noon. Opera
:ific South Cout Guild at
,rbdla Golf aDd Cowatry Oub.
n«i«I Liz SliqM,a. 661-1114.
.... ler .._....._,. IUltfll,
1v. 16. 9:l0 1.m.-Sp.m., CHOC
~ 'Osos-Guild at Cari's Fine
miture. l.apftl Hilla. F~. Con·
1 }•Ml ~utsk,i, 531-8615. ·
,....,.... ...... Dtllp.
w:-16, OC Philharmonic ~Y
:nina party fOr delian hou.e in
ua Aftl. Delip house data.
v. 17-Dec.9. Conf.IC't Jan T1n-
wsky. 55J.1421.
l"M W.W ef l'IMI, Nov. 16-18,
1ttkend of food and wiM 1t ik
2 Carlton. UaUftl Niauel. PftoM
').1000. .•
..... , ... Nov. 17, CHOC Loi
!)OS Guild at St. M1rpret'1
K>Ol. San Juan Capistrano. Con.
r JaMr N¥urslli. 531-8675. ,.._.,.., w ....... .,.._,., Nov.
C)-Mic Fibrosis Foundation at
Meridien Hotel. Newport Beach.
~ pp. Pho#» 9.Jl.1391 .
9ed~ Nov. 17. 9 a.m.-4 p.m .•
IOC 1p Liahter Guild 1t Oar·
1 Orove Community Center. S2
Con11c1 J1net N11urski.
~-8615.
M'nhll,... Gala, Nov. l7 at 6
\., American Cinema A wards
llndatioft It Crean residentt,
wpon Beach. PltOne 641-3119.
'9'NI ...... Nov. 17, 6 p.m.,
llot council of Lapna Art Mu· m art auction at w Llluna An
tttUm. S60 pp. P&otx 494-1911.
te .... Y-.Jw Wl lllf!t Nov.
6 ~Amtricaa Canema -.. don ...... C1'eU fdmce. Santa Ana Hdth&a. 8y
iCltion only.
Arthw Faedla chapter of OC Per·
fcwmina Arts Center a1 member's
rnidmce. S20 pp. Coat«t Brnic
~Stdtist 6JU168. .Aa ....... wlllll11At ,NO\I,
18. 7 p.m., Fricndl of Allard Anists
Champape pla at Oub '°'1·
nudnr. Lapna 8eacb. S60 pp.
l'ftoM 641-203().
•• p' Ill ..... Artl ......
Nov. 18 at 6!30 p.m., OC luliaaa
Committee fOr the Arts at Pacifk
Mutual and The Rjtz, Newport
&c.dt. Sl7S pp. By invitation oely.
Cocktail attire. Conf«t Brtty Moa..
714-0l66.
• Biii HJ ., Tlff8my'a_ Nov. 19 at
9:)() Lm .• Bowen MuteUm Docent
Guild aeneral meetiq. aunt
aoeaker at the museum, Santa Ana. rree. Conf«t Barbata Williamt.
116-1.$41. •D•.._ .. Ball, Nov. 23, 6:30
p.m .. Newpon Hatbof Auxiliary of
Children's HorM Society at Ritz·
Carlton Hotel. Laauftl Niauel. BT.
By invitation only. • •IA Bal .. ...,.ll1e11 Nov. 24.
lnterYIJ He>u1e-Shdten for Victims
of Domaric Violmtc auction b8U
at the Ritz.Carlton. Laauna Niauel.
BT. Con1«1 Carol WilJjams.. (213)
434-1445. .
•Cal .... Nov. 2._2S. 10 Lm.-S
p.m .. La Pm All Breed Oub at OC
Faarpounds.. Adults. SS; seniors.
children. S3 pp. 1'tone (619)
239-6611.
•Tree '·llH .. Nov. 25, CHOC
Little Red Wason GWld at Wbik
Houte Rauuarut. Aaabrim. Con·
1«1 Janet N.....,W. JJ2-161S.
....... v ....... ,. • "'"· Nov. 28.-Dec. 19, 1:)().) p.m. St.
JC*ph Hoapital offers terics of ti pt
for copina with w holidays at the
Wound Care Center at SL JOle'ph
HQIPital. 111-8243.
.Olll*9 .. ......, PutJ ......
.... lfrw, Nov. 29, 3:30-S p.m.
(lllltS 5-8) and 6-7:30 p.m. (llCS
,.12), Newport Hart>or Art Mu·
teU.m at the mUteUm. SIO metn·
bers, Sil n°""rnemben includes
meal, enknainment and pf\ wrap.
l'l»ae 159-1121.
• ..._ ..... Dec. l, HOii Hoeoi· .t 552 Oub dineer dance at the
Newport le8da Marriott. BT. SS'2
per couple. By i.DYitatioft oaty.
•
0 # ...., Dec. l. l .p.m .. occ PltiJMnlloaic Sodety ~
at oc Petfonnins Arts Cnater and
poea-c:oacien receptioft at Center
Oub. COila Mfta to benefit Youth ............
•a.limn ,... anut, Dec. 2,
10 a.m.·2 p.m., CHOC MolW
000. auild at Dmeylwt HcMd,
1'Ml 1lm. llt.90 pp. OlltMcf Jaef
--. jJZ.Mn.
•a.rt.--Party, Dec. 2, Felicia
AwLillary o( Flottnce Crit1enton
Servkn It the Ah• Vim Counuy
Oub.
• o,era Trip, Dec. 2. Opera Pl·
cirlc'1 Viva Guild trip to Lona
Bach Opera ptrformanu of
"Cabrilla." S4S pp. Conf«t J11e-
queliM Meridith. $44-5131.
• <.'llrilmu Lmd11e, Dec. 6. Mu·
seum Council of Newport Harbor
An Museum It Five Crowns Res-
taurant. Corona dd Mar. Cont.act
Muie Gaiber. 759-1112.
•c...et .. ~ Dec. 7,
CHOC Jadt and Jill Guild home
tour and boutique at w Tull.in
Hills Racquet Oub. Sii pp. presale.
$20 pp at tt.e door. Con&«t Jaiwt
N,,..,,.ti 532-1675.
•airtssmu '1 dtt a.. Dec. 7-8.
10 1.m.-4 p.m.. Cbopin Chai*' of
the oc ~ina Arts center
boutique ud home tour, Park ai
Red' Point State Beach. S2S pp.
Conf«t Laurrl Harden. 49'-3066.
•ea.., ea.. a.a .. Dec. 8, 6 p.m.,
Assi1ww:e l4aut of Newport
lkach at Four Seasons Hotel. New·
Port Bcecb. S220 per couple. Phone
C'td Smith, 759-766).
• Af•lllH 'It, Dec. 9, ...... p.m.,
Arthritis Foundation fashion show
and dinner at Hyatt Newpor1er,
Newpon Beectl. UO pp. PftoM
fi61..161J.
• c.dtlll PWIJ. Dec. 9, 5:)()..1
p.m., Belt 8"ddia at bppa, N"'
pon Ctakr Rtllion llland. Arnold
SchwantllCllfr and Dudley MOCft
llJd they1J attmd! Price TIA.
P1tOM J4J.1m
• C a Mat' c...irt, Dec. 9, 6
p.m .. oc ~rformina An Cater
dinner and mncnt at Hyatt Retm·
cy irvint. Sl50 pp. P1toM 5.16-2121.
...... _. ....... Ott. II al
11:30 Lm .. Si.mood of Temple
lat Ylhm ... Hannah md her St\ltn
Sons... witla Rabbi Mart Mjllet.
Coa1«1 Miki Sbolkotr. 6'1-2I02. •cnr. .......... Dec. 13-ll. oc
PbilMnnonic Society at Hunt-
...,.....,_. Coaa.ct laa TAn.·
dowl!>'· j5J.2421. -•an car Tea, Dec. 13 at 2 p.m.,
Goanntt Diacn Guild of Opera
Plicifk 11 laditt0n Plaza H~I.
Irvine. SlS pp. Contact Myril
ICtaldtr, 6Jl-1249. ..... I....._ Dec. 19, 7 p.m.•
•icl11 iett, TOOOS. ol St. JC*pb
HOlpitaJ at ltitz-Cattton. Lapna
Nipd. Sl25 pp. BT-opt. Contrt
Debonb Wollr. n1.n1 /.
•Oirkl .......... Dec. 20
at 7 p.a. OIOC ~ of Hans
"Guild at Surf and Send Hoed.
Uisuna Brac:h. S7S pp. Contrt
Janet N..,mkj, 5J1-861J.
ART
MUSIC .
• ..._ <>e .,, Mmk SedetJ,
(various locations. 494-2822), Nov.
15: Y Sl)C Quartet
•oc ftfh•••e s.aety, 8 p.m.
at OC Puformina Aru C~ter, 600
Town Center Ori~. Costa Mesa.
SH-2422. Nov. 30: pianist And~
Watts. Dec. I: LA Philharmonic
with conductor Kurt Sanderling.
pianist • Richard Goode. Dec. 2:
Ca.nadian Brass (3 p..m.). Dec. 10:
violinist Nadja Siakrnc):Sonnenberi
and pianist Cecile I ic:ad •oc ~ s.tety, 8 p.m.
at Irvine Barclay Theatre. 4242
C.mpus Dr.. Irvine. SH-2422.
Nov. U : soprano Dawn Upshaw. •oc ,...,..._ Arta c-.r. s
p.m. It 600 Town CenttT Dnvt.
COila Mesa. 7~2000. Nt>v. 25: AJI
American Boys Cbonas. A Link
Christmas MJcjc. Nov. 29: Bran-
ford Marsalis. Det-. 7: TM And)
Williams Christmas Show. F... ·
...,. llall, Nov. 20: LA Chamber
Orchestra Winds. "pianist Anmn Gu~lamaan.
................. a.ale~
ll•fHla (Dorothy Chandler
Pavilion. Music Center. I JS North
Grand Avenue. Los Anaeles.
21J-972·7283.) John Currie. ron-
ductor. Nov. J 8: Scotti\h Spec1.1eu~
• ....._. 09100 Yoo Kannan. lar. Dec. 8. IS: Christmas fesuval
Irvine. 1S2·S222.) .. An and the wi1hPacific Handbell Enwmble.
lnnuenct of li\'ina Abroad." Ott. 9. 16: "Messiah'" Sina·Alons.
•Caler r.r dlle ~ et Dearat-• ~ ,,...,,,,,, 8 p.m. al OC
ht Aru (31431 Cam in o Perfomuna ~ru Center. 600 Town
CapislraDo, Saft Juan Capistrano. Center Dnve. Costa Meu.
496-2132). Throuah Nov. 17: Elsie / 474-4233. Dec. 12-13: Conductor
de Wolfe Collection; 1492. The Zdenek Macal. Ott. IS: Han<kl's
First Encounter: Biedermcaer "Mcss11h."
1815-1848. •Cdhnla S&ate U.tnnlty at
• Galerla Caplatraae ( 3168 l
Camino Capistruo, San Juan
Capistrano. 66&-1781.) Thro\llh
Dcc.2: "Spint of the OIMh." Nava-
jo artisu.
F.otttea. Plummer Aud1tonum.
201 E. Chapman "ve .. 77J-3)71
Ott. 8-9: The Brass Band.
DANCE, THEATER ,
MUSICAL THEATER • .,. ........... S..dttra caJl...
..,... (22221..a&una Canyon ROlld.
La&una lkach. 497-3309.) throuah Dec. 2 l: Lyrical Realism. eleven • 1"M ... , ~ (N~-pon
illustraton. Harbor H1ah ud11onum. ewpon •lnlM vane, 0.-.. GderJ Boch). Dec. 15 (7 p.m.) and 16 (2
8aU (SSOO lrvinc Cmter Drive. p.m.); "The utcracktr." SS pp.:
BwldinaA300. SS9-3277). Nov. 21· S6pp .. children •nd seniors.
Dec. 21: Di Vinet Zone. cumin· • OC Pmw.lq Arta C.ttt (600
Ilion of baJlistics throuah drawinss Town Centa Dnve, Cost• Mesa.
and day. Dec. 18-Jan. l6: An ind 740-2000). Throuah Nov. 18: "A
Music Students' Showcase. Oaorus Lane." Nov. 28: Wamn • a..a-Mt M-(307 Clifl Miller's "E:.;trcme Wanter." Dtc
Drive. Laauftl Bead\, 494-6S31 ). 18-23: "Anna~." Throuah Nov. 17: Novel Ideas. • .__...' C..t •--(6ss Tbrouah Ott. 9: Pursuu of the --,,_,_ ..... , Marvelous. ThroUah Jan. 7: y 1 ion Town Center Dl'we. Costa Mesa.
o( Lilbt and Color. 751-7827). Malu&qe, 1hrou,h
Nov. 26: "The Sttret Rapture:· ••u ta Gel•'*-('1 7 S. Coest David Hare. Dec. ._23: "A
Hwy., 1..11\ana Bc:ach, 494-4491). Ch c--• .. """·-'-....... L Throup "1ov. 21 : Sculptor Racbard nstmas .. ..,.. ~, ... ~.._. .. ens. MacDonald~ alto. Anthony ~ttta. SeC!IM sc.p, No\I. 9-0tt. 9:
Karen Morpn. Chuta Scott "Alek.bine's Dtfen~;· Roberl
Snyder. othen. Outttt. •Ne.,... leld Pt1M1e ....,, •Calf•• SC.le Ualwnlty, hll· ~!Su Ocmen~ Or .• ~ --. ( UF campus. Fullcnon.
b, 644-3191). TbrCMllh ov. 773-33711. Throuah ()V 18: Mam•
lO: Jeantt~ PiMUS. "Ptopk Nttd Drama. Nov. l S-1 l: Fall Dance
Ptopae." TM11rc. •Plll• ..... llarW Art ll•r-.. Ll TING I FORMATIO : II <••Su Oemm~ Drive, Ncwpon you laatT an e~Tnt hst1111 or clut,..r
Bcacb, 7$9-1122). Tbf'OQlb Det. JO: o( .nR>tmatlOtt tor Bl«k8ook.
T o n y C r 1 a a d1rtt1 inquinn to lkttjamin Ept,. ~
Sculpturt/lnvutaaations into tttn. c/o Bud.Book. PO Bo.-
Cheof.. /$()()./14. Corona ~I Mir. C-\ • SlarJ .......... .,. GallatH 91615.
Dally Ptlo1 Weekend/ Thur.day, NOYimber 15, 1990 II
... .. " . ' .. .. ... j , ... • ••••• '~ .. .-' 6 t '
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Nick Pyzow wm play at Bogart's
In Long Beach on Saturday
night. I# CL• From 85
•11111r
... wsn OOLDP •aAa P'lfrstO~ ,...,llloo. lOO P'«ftl< Co.st Hlghwrj. Hunt
.ngcon k«h. pff"M'nU In COlrl!Nnd KNAC
1!.JOIO Nlghe Monuy Nignt FOOU>.11 P'Mty M
Gene Loves Jezebel (above) will appear wtth The
Posies at the Coach House In San Juan
10 p m H.IP9)t hOIK witl'I lrtt ~f1 AO-nt• COACH HOUU ) l IS 1 C--.o
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· COSiDiir triumphs in 'Dances With W~lve
Bill Bagh:is . What the -i~:::fn-vmey --~---
CritiCS say
··Dame' \\llh \.\ohc•:· 1s one
111 th1. lx·,1 nw' 11:!> ot the ~car
and 11m 11r tlw ht·<,t '-"l''>tem" in
dl'("alk'> II am \1nglc pu.:turl'
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"ood \.\ c'>tern this " that p1r-111·r,
It'' a ITUl' l'p11. mw lull)
"llrth\ of ''' thrc1.:-hour length
It plan-' .in rnd1' rtlual 1n lh1.
1111J,1 111 an 1mnwn'>I.' '1sual am.I
h1\torll )'l;l norama .int.I l.el'P\
hnth thr ixrnor,1ma am.I the in
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11·, 1h11ugh1tul ant.I d1.·1.·pl~ al
tr1. t1ng ''' 'to" ltne '" clean .111<1 d1rl'll ft', filled "tth h1~h
1tk.1fl\m .111tl ka' 1.•m·d "1th
d11" n 111 1.·ar1h humor II., .1
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qu1.·nl1. .int.I "mpliu1' II'> a
hll!-'t' pll ,l\Ur1. 111 \\Jllh
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at.l\1:111ure. th1. 1'.ind h1g '>ueen\
\\1,'rc 1nHntrd for
( o~tnn ant.I 1.0-produlcr Jim
\\ ii son h:l\ ,. 1. reated a tnt;ill ~
hc.•Jic, ahk \.\ 1.'\I ot thr I Xol),
bdi1n· th,· "hill' m.in t.lrmc tht.'
Indian\ from lh1.·rr hunting
'1"0Umh \ l'>ta aftl·r 'l\ta of
hm1tl~\ hon111n 1\ raptured
\tunningl} h} l.X.•an \l·m1er's
camC"r:l and <o'>lner m:11n1ains
a gran·ful rh\lhm lo the forc-
~round ac11un M"hacl Blake's
'><.Ilfl\ inana~l'\ 10 capture lhc
'flrJ"hn11 'ton "1th 1n1ensr hu-
m.i nil\
-Bob Tboma1
AHocl•IC"d Pr~$1
Pilot Pick
of the W'e,ttk .......
• '"11le Reacetta Do-. UMer" ~ The voices of Bob New-
h:m. Eva Gabor and Trisun
Rogers in an all-new full-length
Disney animated fc.tturc.
Wut: Bernard and Miss
Bianca from I 977's 0 The
Rncuni" return (or more
adventures. this time in the
Australian outback.
Wllea: Opens Fnday.
Wlllrr. In theaters throu,hout
the Oranee Coast.
.
"Da~~ wnh Wol,cs" 1s a tn-
umph for all 1n-
' olved. espec1all)
Kc' 1n Costner.
who ~tars in.
directed and \.'O-
pro<l uct'd thr\
ahsolutcl\ ,tun-
ning epic-of very
humJn e'en 1n-
11ma1e. rropor~
1100\
It 1~ Costner'
JHl'l:IOfl:ll d1:hut :inJ II IS \UCh a
'l\ualh mh. full\ rl•al11<'d film that
11 rn.J kl'' one ''ondl'r "hat ma~tcr
"orl<. might ht· in 1h1: offintt once < m tnt·r gm"'i 1010 h1~ nc" role.
11 1~ "orl. 1n tht· kad role of John
l>unhJr Jn \rrm l1<.•utenan1 who
l'l'QUC\I\ .1 tr11n11n· 1'41\llng Jnd IS
.1\\1rn,·cl 111 ..1 .. lnrt .. 1ha1 1' \lmpl~
.I \OJ hut In lhl' rlJ!tkl k Of thl• WUlh
llalot,1 p1 :llll' " undrr<;tated.
f)\'fhJfl\ ,1 hit lt>t• lllUlh ~I hut
1nh1\1'<l 1hr1111ghC1ut "llh a JlO"l'rful
undl·r h 1nl' \JdOl'" Dunhar l.no"'i
th.11 1ht• natural \\untie~ ht' I'> x'<.'-
11111 and llw "iwu\ pco j)le he hc-
ln1·n11\ .incl gnms to IOH' afc
d1111m,·d 111 rx·n,h 1n lhc tact· ul lhr
"''""..ird l'\!Xln"on th .ii he himself
" Jn al!1.•nt ot II " a pcrformanu·
of qu1c1 lorl·e th.it 1~ 1hc kc) note of
thl' film
.\ho l'\ldkn1 Jrc Mar. \1 d>on-
ndl a~ thl' ''hlle \\Oman :idoptcd I"
the ~1t1u\ 1ntx-.i~ a lh1ld alt1.·r '"l
""" orphaned 1n a Pawnee raid on
h,·r fam11\ ''ihomcs1cad, and
(1rJham (1r1.:ent.' as the ~IOU'< hol)
man "ho l'i among the fir'lt lO
bl'fnend I he \Ohta'} soldier
Along w11h the pcrtormann·-,
several ~cne'> suck rn the mind
long arter th1.· film I\ m a thl· mark
of a great mo' ll' Thr!.C iodudc
Dunbar\ mcl'ting "llh the frontier
general the bison hun1 Dunbar·~
soltta" dance around a blaL1ng
bonfire. his lint mcc11n" w11h Wind
In Ht<> Hair. the Indian warrior
shoutmf defiantly m lhc fact of
Dunbar 'I dra"n and cocked rc-
volvrr: Dunbar introducing the In-
dians 10 coffee and o;ugar, and
almos1 an> sccnc mvolvmg Greene.
The movie 1s three hours m
length. but it is such an absorbing
and visually beautifol cxpcncnce
1ha1 I honestly felt I had JUSt settled
in when 1t was over. It has to be the
fastest three hours
in modem Amen·
can Clnema -1n
marked contrast
to, say. "Reds:·
which also had a
star /director /prod
ucer in Warren
Beall). and
Sttmcd quite end-
less.
•
By the way.
Costner impresses not only as lclid
actor and d1n:caor. bu& u ~uetr
as wtll. Wbtte on earth did he "t
all those btson for the hununa ~ne?
• Oatty Pilot Weekend/ Thunday. NoYeiftb« 15. 1990
Gaea-tn
Kevin Costner directed. co-produced and stars 1n "Dances With
Wolves," the story of an Army officer who becomes a member
ot a Sioux tribe
Tom Ed•1rds
AUorne)'
Newport Beaeb
"DanCC'\ ~Ith '-"oh l.,.. 1' I Jr
morl' thJn th,
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l'\fll.'rll'nll \\lfh I
tnlx' 1\I ..,11111\ In
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If 11 r ' l • ,, n 11
· frr,·n11.1h l11hn-
~on ;in· thll·1.·
mo' ll'\ \\ h ll h
com l' lo nunJ 1n
'1cwma Ke vin ( ostner\ tall'~I film.
the Western count11 <t1dc itself mag
mficcntl) shot lx't"o mcs thC' central
charac<er. It O\ crshadow, and
envelOJ'.)<'S the 1nd1v1dual J'.)<'r-
formanccs.
If for no other reason.
cinematically the movie 1s "onh
sccini. a it magn1ficcn1ly caplum
the post.Civil War horse culture of
the Wit l. Thi~ wa~ a t1 mc when
e•pension in the Wes1em environ-
ment Sttmcd u boundless a~ the
hOrilOnS.
Yet t adm1d this ftthng 1ha1 the
fronuer and Its rcsouttts v.111 la'lt
forever 1s talvary Officer John
Dunbar, played by Co tner, who
fPCS W~l to sec the frontier before
1t nnishcs and discovrn 11 to be
everythint he c•~tcd. and more.
Slowly as he 5Ctllcs in his sur-round1nas. he discovers that all is
not •hat it tttm1. He is slowly
transformed from Jottn Dunbar.
C'llvtry Otricff. 10 a man wbo, ...
\\h1k d1'>tm,r1ng "hn John Dun-
h.ir " 1a1i.., .ind JJnn~s \\llh the
"""'... an,1 ht'O\l'. hi\ Indian nanh \\ h1k till' tilm run<, thrtt
hOUI\ fill' llnll' I~ nCl.C.Uaf\ fur th('
'11. "' r lo l'\fl\'rtt·ncc the ~low 1rao,,_
lcirmJllun ••I l>unh:lr to Dances
\\11 h \\nhl'
Tl r •11th h" 1r:in,fnrma11on "'C
arr .1hk le) ('1 111rc 1hc \lih1tt' 11nd
lnd .111 1t111rn ~1th up fmnt .ind
ll11m .11.11 \\ · l11~11,l'r thn1 onh :i
,, "1 ·1' ' 1hou1 1. uh urc anJ '-<JIUC$
\\c111flj dntr11\ lhl \\'n l,.tnd ilO~
l'rl\ 1r1111' upon "h1~h it depend., for
\Uf\l\,11 ,, tl\I\ l hange OCCUf'\,
Du11h.1r''> 1dt.'11t1t\ fade and Oancts
"-1th Wohn· \urf,ccs. and
\Uf\ l\.e\
While 1hcma11CJill~ the t<kas o'
the film arc in1crc'11n.g. the movie
rcalh remains 'er) imply a slan·
dard. old-time Wcnem~ ho~ever, 1t
1s told from the different pc,r-s~rtl\ r of the Indian and the land
metr Thcrt 1\ a love story. and
Indian and Calvary balllcs, a.nd
that is wh> I btltevc the movie will
npix·al to aim~& C\cryonc
L1kc John Dunbar. who dis.
CO\C~ that lhc
cxpcncn~ or lhe
fron Iler wu more
than he txpc<1~.
I fell the lilm was
more \han I an-
t i ci pated. ooe
Vcf'\ soon h..: rn • .,.Jntm
bt'n o( a nrartn "" u1 In.
hrrr the film 1.11.r' l•fl"
film I can mall h.1, rn'1t'fl
mcncan lndla.n .i\ wll·
thmkma. brt~Uh1n•• fX"11plc
bar's rrl:a1uln,h1r " th thf
mokes for trul~ m.1~1e31 m
&ft'll dctil ot • 1t1,ht
sutt • C'ostntr'' n~nonstnsc d1-
rrct ur 1 a I st\ It
nonw11t\>11nd1nJ.
should ao to lbc
o utsl&nd1n g
c1ncmato1raph>
by Dean Semkr
1 he btt11ha.kfng
vistas of South
Dakota never
looked better "·'olL·-" "Dances With YT •U
beauty.
Our
whose lov1n1 :a Jf
camera shoti of & 1• ~· the land wilt
survive in your
memory, Iona -
after you hlv fotf0''9' tbe ....,.~=~~~::=:::::=::::::==J
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HOU.YWOOD -h ICCl1\I that
writn-prodvccr-dinctor Job
H~ is repaaina.
For the last teVm yan H ..
bu been cbronidina the teen yan
in such hit movies u "The Break-
fut Oub," ··~ty in Pink." "Six-
teen CUdfet .. and .. Faris Bue~s
'\. Day Off." Huabcs bas been able '° translate
the winto~ oonfusiop auft"ered by
·~ adolttc:ents lo the~· To him,
bcina-a t~ was a bit like
competiftl in a spdlina bee~
you don't speak the~ While
tbat's prob9bly ..,.uDna to the
teal, it's often hilarious '° every-
body elle.
But H~ bas aone bectwant for his latest movie, .. Home
Alone. .. (openina Friday) about a 7-
year-old boy who is ICC'identally left
at hl>me whtn bis latte family
emberks on a &rip so Paris. When
the family home ii threatened by 1
couple of bumbUnt bwa1an. the
boy utet his precocious inaenuity to
foil the bed ,uys.
Thoqh it cma.inly bears his
. stamp. Hushes didn't write this
one. It was written by ll-year-old
· Chris Columbus (wbo aJso penned
.. Adventura in Babylittina"). But
Hqhn is producer-director of
"Home -Alont" and you c;an see
that child-like VUP is still with
him.
"When I started dotna lbosc teen
pictures I liked dcalina W1tb youf'I
actors. They were pure and had no
bed habits. I lilted tellint thOIC
stories and 1 went as far u I could
without repeatina mytelf, .. he says.
teated at the Four Seasons Hotel 1n
Beverly Hills. .. What I did was I
took the child's point of view. The
voi« of thole movies was the
ldds'."
Hushes sLlrlcd in the advertisina
business when be wu only 20. Most
of his friends were older, with &ecn-
Meceallmy Culkin hM a Urtt1ng
~In ''Home Alone,'' the
MW John Hughee ftlm Mt to °'*" Frld8y In ttteet.. llk>ng the Orange eo.t.
.,e children. and be had pown up
with three sisten.
"I have a sister who is nine years
you"fC'! and throU&h my friends'
kids I aoi to see all the sttaqe
interactions and the cxplolions and
the mood swinp. J bad the jaraoo.
Now that m y kids are in the middJe
of it. it's not so darn funny any-
mott."
Hughes· sons are 11 and 14. He
Sot the idea for .. Home Alone"
when he and his family were em-
barking on a trip 10 Europe and be
was running over the list of thinas
they had to rcmem ber: "I said.
'We've gotta remember the
pauports. the travden' checks. the
francs. auitcUeS. the phone book
and the kids. I swtcd think.ins.
'What if we foriot the kids?'"
Most of his wort coma from bis
own experiences -bis life IS an
awkward adoles«nt in the tcrn...qe
-movies. his problems commutina
in ".J'lanes.. Trains and Au~
mobiles." or the uneasy division of
labor in "Mr. Mom."
··1 don't write for a particular
I , ........ IQf 12 JO. J IS. 4 4S. I IS. IC> JD 1..._ .......... '°'"1)1 1.•JDLllJD J..._ _ ...._ J JO.). IC>JD audience," the ~year-old writer
says. .. Mine arc family stories, sort of heartland America family stories. :'c: ~.w ,_ 1......_ -
If I a~ to any IOrt of conltituen-_ ~ a:--.r:i; 1 ~.;i-,_sj ~ .. ':JO..
·cy. I've tot 10 eitclude othen. So I 1oso just write from my experience. I 101,W:-...,... 1111 11 0 · 1· •is •JO. •0 ·
ftCVer ever .J•nned l0 dO this. rm ·~ 11 1 4S S JD. I IS. 104S .,-S ........... fl"(i-l)f I IS J JO SU. I. not trained for it. I just started 1e>1s 'doin• it." ..... -elrJ' IP'G-l)f I. J, S 7. •.It .,. ' , ...., ... 1111 I • 1 10 Huahes still don it in h.is own
way. too. He has been c:a1led the
fastest pen in the West, bavina
created 17 films in 1even yean. ·
.. 1 tet up and write every day," be
says ... Everybody ldl up and aoes
to work. I don't 1ee wby, if you'tt
in the movie business. you have'°
take a year oft" and wander around
the beach. I just to to work. There
are some who will say, 'You should
walk around the bach. • but rm
•tidied with the work. ..
He admits he's fut ud says he repeas havina answered that q~
tion honestly in the tint place.
.. You've no idea bow many
movie reviews have befu.n ... 'If only
he'd spent sia days ... . I try '° do
a first draft very quickly j111t to tee
if the idea holds up. If I can't ,et to l-le ~ I realize I don't have a
story. I type as fut IS I can talk.
And basically I'm just. actina the
whok thins out and writing wbal
I'm sayiq - improv -the whole
thing.
"I don't write in the conventional
sente, outlinina it. J just know
whett rm aonna to and I just make
it up IS I &0 alona and I ddll't stop."
He Kts a 20-~y pl. He
can't sleep unless he bas reached
that pl, he says. "It likes me five
or six days to do a draft but then
you ao throuab rewrites durina pn>
prodUC1ion. rewrites when you IO
into ~hearsal. when you siart
shooting and when you edit you
wnte 1t all over apin. It takes about
nine months."
He aJso runs lus own hJm com-
pany. but 20lb Century fox ii-is
not. .. It's son or four of us. .. be
says. "IOmcbody tets lunch and a
couple or auys answer the phone ...
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0r*'OI CON! Deity Piiot
There is nothing more glorious
than tM unamplificd 1in11og vo1tt.
Unamplificd?
Is It possible that a singer knows
what 10 do with her hands when
there 1s no microphone to manipu-
late? Can there be volume withoul
contact makes?
Glonou1? What an outmoded
term! Didn't "glory" fade 1n the
'60s?
No, the Orange County
Philharmonic Society will offer
some aJonous sansing (unampltficd)
at the new and an tjmatc Irvine
Barclay Theatre tonight at 8 p.m.
See UPSHAW/IM
Sopreno o.wn UpeMw _. per-
form tonight at the lrvtne
Barclay T'helltre.
The start of a new
autumn tradition
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Tom Titus
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Curtain Call Dione.r TheateT
Garden Gn>ve Community Thuwr
Grand Dinner Playhou.e
Hunt1a1tcn1 Be&ch Playhouae ·
IAl'Jna Playhouae
Newpol't 1lieate" AIU <Anter
Oranp Cout Col)qe
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San Clemente Comm. Th.eat.er
Southero Calil'omla Collep
South Cout Reper\Ory (Main Stage>
. Clo.ta1 neat
Production Date Pricee -
"Cyrano de Bert-nc", -ra.mln1 or the Sh~.
At '!'Comtdy or Errors" Dec. 1 17
-roxnr.· Nov. 11 ..
"The Sound of Mu•~ December Prom l lf.95-
-CalMlm" Dec. 15 b-10
"Damn Yaolteea" Nov,26 S24-37
"Man o( La Mancha. Nov.17 a1.10 -
"Broedw'Y Bound" Nov. 2a 111-18
-Shertoclr Holn*' Dec. 11 112
"Zeld~. "Faat Food In Mecca" Nov.11 16
·A Chon.ta Une" Nov. 18 119-42
"The Loud Rad Patrick" N.>11.17 110
"The Beanw •re Creaking" Nov.17 1 10
"Th• Secrat Rapture" Nov.29 116-30
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in Newport
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December 5th ... Join Us For A Special Eve n in~
@lbe ~nglisly ~inner
WITH ARCIERO WINEMAKER
ENJOY AN ExPERTLY PREPARED 5 COURSE DINNER
WITH A DIFFERENT WINE To COMPLEMENT EACH COURSE
ONLY $30 PER PERSON.
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Company members from the BrOlldway YWl6on of '!A Choru8
Wne" brl~ the national ''farewell ... lour to •~-Performing Arta
Center through Sunday.
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By Tom Titue "One"_ ~nerates 1 ~ and affmns ~be ctancer•s abtolute
Or-. c.. Dllllr 111aot --.-or st.aae electricity. . need .to~~ craft
By now, tbeateflOC1'S in Oranae In director-choreoarap~er ~il Ben«lia 11 ex~lenl .as
County have been inundated with Baayork Lee's meticulous restlll!'I Shetla. the ~mosa-30 c~nne ~th
productions of .. A Chorus Line" on of the later Michael ~ett•s or:'I· as ~ucb ~Uitudt as Went: bet hoes
the professional community and inal conccpuon -which won nine ~ invariably the ahoW's fu11nicst.
colJqiate levels.' It's an offer that Tony awards and the Pulitur Prize The petbetic Paul, perf~ed ~
local dancers and choreoaraphcn for drama -the chorus lfoe t~ ~inJle-.namcd ~or Porfino, suU
simply can't refuse. "aypsies" radiate an intensity born el.1c1t~ an 1nnn pain u be recounts
And small wonder. "A Chorus of desperation. They have come to .._has .hfe!ona stfUl&le for ~nhood.
Line" is a livina Jeacnd, the all-time audition for a new Broadway musi-. S1uhns. ~Y comedy . ts thrust
lonaevity champion of Broadway, cal and know that only ei&ht of u~~~he 1ud1ehnce ~ Julee fG{;.V:,
which finaJly clOscd re«ntJy after their number Wiii Survive lhe final f .i.tK ~UIS! ... e 1!'1uel O ·n the
lS years and 6,137 performaD(eS. h cut. thus they're givina it ~ir all in ~":!s .. ~0 ... ;. .. :~~.:. ohlJv
has been. in showbiz parlance, a the hopes of catch1n1 the director's dubbed "Dance IO. Looks l."
phenomenon. eye. . _ Donna Pompei virtuaUy stops the
A &ood many of 1.he dancers who Zach. ~e director, wants more show on two occasions. durina hct-
helped close ~ut . the N~ York than ~1na Went. however. Aft~ "Nothina" solo about method act-~w are now ki~na up their heels rwrowln' t~ .field, he. probes their ina and at the climu u she leads
1n an a~v1ated enpaement psyches 1nd1viduaJly 1~ teareh of the cast in the show's anthem.
(throqh Sunday) of the tourina the ei&!'t who will indeed ~ncti.on .. What I Did for Love, .. while Mart
company at the Oranae County as a sinak untt without i_>ull!n& s. Hoebtt kicks th1nas off splendid-
Performina Arts Center. And no · focus" from the star. Comphcabng ly with an enef'ICtic readina of "I
matter how many times you've seen his job is the fact that one of the Can Do TJ\a1_".::..---
1hc show since the Grand Dinner auditioncn is his former &irlfriend, Michael Gorman as Bobby the
Theater fint introduced it to local back from an unsocc:essful star "stran boy from Buffalo .. ·and a~nccs in· 198~. th~ is one vcr-quest. who's trying to re101n the Christfne Orldl as Mqaie, the
saon you shouldn t miss. hne. petite Asian dancer. reflect splen-
Frcsh from Broadway. most of .TblS element of the sho~ crackles didly on the trauma of arowina up
them veterans of several pro-with pe~nal and professional ~en-d i fferent. p h 111 p Mich a e I
ductions and two or tru. difl'ercnt sion in tk Arts Center producuon. Baskerville u the black. athletic
characterizations, the actor-dancen Randy Oemenu is the stronaest. Richie comes on a little too strona
who comprise this "Chorus Line'' most authoritative Zach local au- in the ensemble scenes. Paula Lq-
are 1n peak form. Their cbaracten. diences have ytt seen. while Laurie aett is deli&htful as the ditsy Judy.
thou&h increasinJly familiar with Gamache -Broadway's last Cassie and Michelle .a,iichaels teams with
local playgoers, are honed to a fine -takes ni&ht on a whirlwind solo staae husband°' Buddy Balou Jor a
cuttina edge and their ensemble in her '"Music and tbc Mirror'' hilarious treatise -on the aaony of
work -when they perform as number that electrifies the aud~ being a non-sanaana dancer.
UPIUW
From 812
The soprano who is on the
threshhold of international fame
and who will demonstrate the glory
that is sin&ing: Dawn Upshaw.
ff the name is familiar. you prob-
ably remember it from her TV
appearances on CBS's "Sunday
Momina" and the recent PBS tele-
cast of Mozart's "Don Giovanni"
from the Mctropoli&an Opera (Us>
shaw was z.crtina, the peasant &i
who evades the Don's advance).
Here is a soprano wno can act.
Not o nly is Upshaw pkasina to the
eye, she understands the value of
enhancina the music with atances
and gestures. eyt contact end mov~
ment which add meanina to the
music which she sinp.
The dramatic techniques de-
manded by opera transfer on 1
rcductd 1CaJe to IOOI recitals. There
is stiU movement -but it is subtle.
There 1s stiU eye contact -but it
is betWttn the sinaer and CICh
individual member of the audience.
The listcntt is uans(onncd from
couch potato to ~protaaoftist.
The sJory of sinsina is partially
the art of mvolvina the listener
emotionally with the flow of musi·
cal and literary imqa created by
both the compoter and the poet
whose te.1t has bttn 1e1 to music.
Since some sonp in toniabt'1
prop'lm will be suna in French and
~rman, En&lish translations will
be provided to the audience. But
the m~rity of the seataions will be
suna;n Enalish -Purcell. Berkr,
Rachmaninov -and Upabllw's
dktion will provide another
dimension in establisbina her awu-
re as an artist wbo uuly com-
municates..
Havint won a 1990 Grammy t-:===========-r.:=========;;;;=;;;;;i Award for her ~rdina of Samuel -----------..,---------------41. Rut>er's .. KnoJtVille, Summer of
.. -------------------· Ml. .... lCI ~ l9U," Upshaw will IOOO mate Ml'
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Maw 111"' debuts ll the opera hOUlel ol Vien-
111M 411» ._. na and Hlmbura end will lint in
,_....,..,.. Salzbura 11 Eas1" and in tht sum-
A111 lnrw ma dunn1 the .. Mozan Ytar -671-1t11 the 200th annivmary of t.be com-
poltt's death.
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The f 1"4nt Japanese
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8U8HI BAA • Pf'NATE Dl9«J AOC>t.-
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By Andra S..-om 0r-. co. .,. ,,...
The marprim at MarpritaVJtlc
arc world 6unou1. ~ come
from all around the alobr JUlt to act
a taste of ctxir fruit)' concoctions.
Carlo and Eaon C•atlumacr ClfT'lt
all 1bc way fi'om llAly 10 visit the
local canrina.
"Our frimds in Italy and Franct
told u1 that ~ abouJd come here."
w d Catto. The two cousins have
bttn v1utma friends in Newport
Beach for the put ~vcnl weeks.
and have ~en frequenting
Mup.ntaviUt repla.rty.
.. We ariQt marpriw 1n olbcr
placn. all lbe way up to Sanaa
Monica. buc tbeK realty atT 1ht bm. .. aid £aon.
"We have every kind of
marprita amaainabte," u1d
Marpritav111e owner Al Vohna. AJl
of the rnarpriw arc made with
fresh fnajt jum and p>ld tequila.
and 1nduck a otJc flavors as mid· on. peach, pineapple and straw·
berry.
"~ AR the best marpntu
a round. And I'm a marpnt.1 con-
noi•ur," boutcd Vohni.. The -From 812
Way to crack down. Bob.
Finally. our .. We Refute to Ac·
~Pl Rcspon11biity" award u issued
to all parents who blame rock 'n'
roll for the trqjc-suicides of
troubled ~uths. Jn the re«nt Judas
Pnnt trial -wbcrc the Bntssh
bend was acqumed by Nevada°'"'
tnci Judie JCl"Olnt Wlutdlead -
the l*tfttl of 1.-0 teen.,. boys
~ ClOftvinc:ed that 'ubhm1nal
mCSSlltl on a heavy metaJ aJbum
dirccd y caused their ton's su1od'i.
TITUI
From 813
t.hroup SatW'day at I p.m .• Sunday
at l p.m.
•••The Beams are CrcakJn1 .. at
Soulbem califomil Collqe. Costa M~'S6-l610, ext 27•). toniaht th Saturday ll a p.m.
• Loud Red P.trick .. at the
Su Cleme:rne Community Thealtr
(•92-046S). ton~t throuah S.tw-
day It I p.m.
• .. Romeo and Juliet" at the
Depot Playboott. 311 S. Eudid t.,
La Mindi (213 9QS.970I), Friday
and Slbmlay 11 I o.m.
Evea when thete shows bow out.
there ii ..u .. CIMJf1DOUI telectaon or t.heaaer remainina on lhe local
bo9na Sowtb Coat Repcnoty hu
''The Secret Rapcurc" on the Mat. •t• tb.rouab Nov. 29 and
"'Aletbiat'I Oefmte" on \lie ~
ond Sta1t throush Dec. 9. llaer·
vatioM for both lhowi are liken .Jt
9'7-«>ll. '
tJC1 will ...... "lftto the w..--......... twO weeb.
~'.die 9lllllla SaeAeim mu-
• ... ....... ~ (IJM616).
Box score
marpntas arc also sold b) the
pitcher.
The atmosphere 1s rt'laxrd and
casual. ~ind designed for the spons-
mindrd cantina-t<X'T.
"Thctt att lWO tel~v151ons as well
as 1 big scrttn. and lherc arc sports
on aJmos1 all the time," ia1d Volim.
The crowd is local and fa1rty regular
Despite the boy'r. hmory of
social. psychol<>&Jcal, and emo-
tional problems -including verbal
and ph)s1c.al abust' Within the
homes -the parents refused 10
take rcspons1b1hty for their son's
ongoina state of deprcuaon and
rt'btlhous, often unstable bch1v1or.
Per'haps 1f thest" parents had 1n-
vestrd as much ume and Cntf'IY
~nly communiat1na wath their
kids as the> did try1na to make a
scapcJOIT of Judas Priest. ~
tniaedy could have bttn avoaded.
C\adly. ~·11 never know.
0
for the mos1 pan. said Vohni, .. We
have a very loyaJ fottowina.
Ma,Pntavillc is the Mexican
'Cheen' of Newpon Beach ...
The week stan s with Monday
Niaht Football. Hot dop are 2S
cents. Tacos arc only SI on TICO
Tuesday. Wednesdays and
Thul"5days at Marpritavillt fea1ure
lu1tanst Peter Shambrook and
I. SO domestic beers. "The Wal
Ouu" a nd "The Swin&ina Tilda
aJtematc Friday and Saturday
niahts. The "Way Outs" have a
d1sunctJy Carribcan sound, and will
be playing Nov. 9, I 0, t 7 and 18. lf
you prefer a mod with a Bcacb
Boys sound. the "Swifl&ina Tik.is"
will play Nov. 23 and 2•. Per-
formancn begin at 10 p.m. Fridays
and Saturdays. Sundays are rqpt
days. fcaturina .. Sas-clilla-from
4-8 p.m.
Volin• has only recently ac:c-
qu1rcd Marpritaville, about lwo
weeks qo, and she plans 10 make
some bi& chanses. "Thc:re will be a
full Hawy Hour. ""1th food and
drink spccia]s. The restaurant menu
will also be chanlina soon." said
Volini. "Watch us. we'll be chant· in&! ..
I
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At Tower Records '" Anaheim OD
Saturday aftcmooo. Dr. Dream Re-
cords prcscnu live pcr(ormancn
from three enP&ina actS -Huot-
iD11on Beach's £.aplant, lrvinc's
Swamp Zombies.. and LA-based
Food For Fttt Ex-Wall of Voodoo
vocalist Andy Pricboy will also be
o n hand to sip autopai>hs and
chat about the stale of pop musk.
The live music bt&ins at 2 p.m.
Tower Records (99S--6600) is
located in Anaheim at 306 N. Beach
Blvd.
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·Art ' .;....------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Laguna Art Museum returns to roots in latest show
In rc«nt exhibition the Laguna
n Museum appeared to ha"e
transformed be}ond recogn1t1on
•ilh a new facilit y an innovative
director and a st\.le of an that has
alienate-d 1rad1ttonal LAM sup-
poners while thrilling the mod-
• e-m1sts and cnue<.. incl uding >Ours
truh.
In fact 1he LAM haH,olved into
a cuhuraJ 1nsutut1on that holds to
the 1uturc and current trends in tbc
ari\ on a par with th e often con-
tro' crs1al :"t'" pon Harbor and
other con tcmporaf1' venues. How-
e\ er with the prc<\Cnl massive show-
·,ni of earJ} ('al1forma Im-
pressionists, "Cal1forn1a Light.
1900-1 <no." LAM has reached
jo~n and dusted off 11s proverbial
roots and handed 1hem 10 Patn<:1a
Trenton. guest curator. for all to
Stt
To mam 111s a homecoming long
overdue. while to ott)en 11 is a trite
bad.ward slide to an un1mponant
daub of ~onal ego stroking.
Cn11cs of "California Light" have
detlarc.d .UW the ~!th1b1t touts a
....---gen re of p3SS(' painting that never
reall) ach1c' ed an~ true relevance.
David Banenbera
Payne-. Granville Redmond, Guy
Rose. Donna Schuster and William
Wendt.
This talented group understood
th~ maJor premise of the lm-
press1on1s1 School. that the very
light itself 1s a tangible clement that
holds value. color. intensity and
v1bronC) 1n its corporeahty. This
fasc1na11on wuh light values and its
adherent color theories was first
:spoused b} Michel-Eugene
:'heHeul and Albert Henry
MunS('ll. anas1-acadcmes. Many of
the nine studied in France at the
Bcau:c An. excepting Wendt. a
natl\ c German who acquired much
Trenton and the LA M dJSaucc. of his training in Berlin and here 10
pomtin& out that how these artists '\menca.
rt'late to the mainstream of Amen-Of the nine in the show. it is
can art and tcf European prototypes Wendt who stands out as the most
had not been addressed. singular stylist. His heavy brush
The Mu~um has eumined the and C'ezanne-hke spatial relations
group of painters who were approach an Exprcss1onisuc modaJ-
enthrallcd wnh the quality of light 1tv rhat sets him apart from the rest
and natural beauty to be found and makes a Wendt canvas 1m-
along the South Coast and selected med1atel) recogn11able. In his USt'
nine of the best for what truly LS a of yeUow..and green Wendt captures
luscious Cllh1b1uon~ They included. the nau-.:e Oora of Laguna Beach
Fran1 Bi schoff. Mauncc Braun. like no one else ever has lead1n&
Alson Clark. Joseph Kle1tsch. Edgar somC' to (:all an} Ust' of a warm yet
;=:....;;;:.. __ .....;;=;;;.....==============;::;:~=:;1 dark ycllov.-green Yalue a~ "Wil-ham Wendt Green, ..
(T!
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L UNCH t\.ND DINNER
BEER t\.ND WINE
Wendt built himself and his wife
Juha. also a painter. a home over·
looking what today 1s known as
Moss Point. The· structurt' and Its
prisune sctting are historically cap-
tured in "Old Coast Road" < 1916).
one of the more ed1fymg canvasses
in the "01liforma Light" exhibition
as 11 demonstrates the elltrt'me
r.-I Ill 1'0\ _...,
01',ERO'\LY I I H~ on I I I• • • • ...... ' • I
L_..:..:..:!..._.J
beaut) of the Laguna Coast that
dro'e Wendt to such an ist1c ma<1-un.•s tery The lo' mg a11en11on to th<'
"""" sen mg re' cals an an 1st as much an M-TH UA.M.-1~.M. love wuh the plact' llS th~mcdium.
FRI-SAT llA.M.-lO:JOf' .M. .\nothcr member of LA M's select
(l14) 141-1111
(l14) 141-4&43
SlM JP.M.-lOPJl nine who was ongmall> from
t 'HEE DELl\/EH t' Europe 1s Klcitsch. known for a * LJMJTED ,\REI\* bomb:m1c pef'10nahty and uudina charisma
(AT EDllGO) K.Je1tsch first made a name for 16103 BOLSA CtlCA ST, tlJNTINGTOH BEACH himself as a ponra1ust and has been ~~~====~~~~~~~==~~~
Celebrating Our
9th Year!
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r 111 OaJly Pttot w-.endl Thursday, November 15, 1990
Guy Rose's "lndlan Tob~ Trees, La Jolla" 1$ among tM worics
included In "California tTgnt. 1900-1930" at the t..aguna ~rt
Museum. •
noted to have an ardent admirauon
for Titian and the Acmish School.
After his em1grat1on to America. be
moved on to Chicago, attended the
An Institute there. came into con-
tact Wlth Edrr Payne and became a member o a decadent claque of
artists stlf titled lhe PaJene and
Chi~! Club which acted :u a spnng-
board for both an1sts' carttrs.
Kleusch su~n~ evetyOne by
lea' 1ng what was an assured carter
as a SOClCty portraitist to 10 10
California tn 1920. aflt'f Payne dc-
scnhtd a small town named Laguna
is a haven for artists.
Af\cr ·arriving here the land
>edanled Kle1tsch into creating a
>enes of vibrant landscapes such as
"C'rctk-1..aguna Can)'on" circa ·2~
tha1 derrroni.tratcs the Dutch Mu-
ters innuenre of extreme Ilg.ht and
darks. His work 1s r~ best example
of cap1unn1 the people and build·
mgs of earl> Laguna Beach and 1s
an 1mponant pan of both the Caty
and the Muscum·s permanent col-
ltct1ons.
While modernists and cnucs ma)
stt this cxh1b1t1on as qo stroking
on the pan of the Lacuna Mu~um
it as in reality an 1mponant rttum
to th<' fundamental premises of
Laguna. ,pedfically. and Southern
California 1n genC'f"al. to its at'Sthcuc
and art1suc traditions. Kudos to all
involved and a ~l)("C1al nod to Peter
M. Ochs of the Fieldstone Com-
pany for onainally undC1Writtn1 the
~Early ..\ n 1St 1 n l..agu na Beach: The
lmprcss1on1sts"' e"<hib1tton of '86
and the present "CJ1hfom1a Ltght.
1990-1930." a noble gcstul't' of con-
unued support fonhc LAM lflld ns
effort to prnt"nl and document the
early an hastol') of Southern <'ah·
fom 1a and us beloved an colony
Laguna Beach.
CALIFORNIA DINING
AT ITS FINESTf
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I was auppoeed 10 review
""Child·• P\ay r dais Md for you.
guys. But Yow Favorite Unc was
100 luy to ttt out ao tee lhal which
his ccht~ """'9ed IUm ID w .
Now lemme npAain how movies
arc aJSilned bere 11 die paper. If i1•1
vile. ttpuhive. and DO ksitimatc
m tic would WM1e bis time on it -
and especially if there's 1 color
picture lhat can be nm with t.M
review -abn Your favorite Unc
is suckttcd into bloMDc off • few
houn at tbe local tbelter.
way.
And. most importantly ...
"Wants to ~ at the eApense ol
the Da111 Pl'-' and pick up a l1ttle
1'octet cb••·" Now. that's the prosnm! Eat for
free and aiet paid at the same ti me.
I don't even 1Ct into the movies for
free now. Feed me and pay me. I
can handk 1L
But I'm supposed to submit a
7~word review and a resume.
Resume'> Yeah.
'"Undc Don: Wntcs on an oc-
casional basis. a column read by
few. about mov.cs setn by few. for
bucb which art few." wcu, we re n.annina outta room
a few slob9ervations about a res-tCS1ed?
taµrant Your Favorite Unc frc. But l tbio.k lbe IMll1 Piie& needs
quents. tomeonc who reviews plKes where
Sizzler. real ~ . to-Where fries arc
I frequent this place for seven.I cooted 1n 90-weiaht. subimi is
valid reuons. They take credit somethjna fed to the cat you wanna
cards. They nan mooey .. vina ,et rid of. and napkins are tbt
coupons. And you can eat aJI you sleeves of your shirt.
want Sound like a pat idea. ro volun-
1<>nna cat somcthl.DI beattby like a
salad.
rn review anythina that OOftlCll'
oa a paper plate. sucks to tbe wall.
or docsn·1 bite beck when chowed
down on.
I, and you. want our patcd-
IOU:ed napkins and ketcbup-
s&aioed shirts. Smd your favonte
unbcahby raiawut ~to
Mc, Your Favorite Unc.
(Jedr a. •• ..,~
Jill PS ... ,,,. lie .... re-......, ....... .n ...t.
But have you ever buaa outat the 1Cer. Anythin& for a buck. won·t
Buffet Court? I mean you're piliQI keep my arms o«a the table, won•t
on some drellina. .. Do you KOOP chew wtth my mouth '*-ti. won•t
from lbc bottom 'cu there'• stuff stop hknri• my note witb an index
floetina on top, or scoop hm the tinier. and won't mil up tbc salad
top •c:uz thae•1 Stufl' that's l\lftk to fort with the dinner fort 'cuz I ain't
the bottom? rr.:======================;; Also, do the sneeze p.wds really 11
work? And do you cat that which is
undcf a pert of the paard wtiicb has
obviously had ill cftiec1iveneas •••
Well, I band tomethina in the
Dau, .... tM oc-.. day that
seemed ID be mudl laoft lntaeSt-
1n.i. They'~ looki• for a racawant
reviewer, to Tbe Unc tcanned the
requimnenta.. DOt that be'd pay
atttntion 10 them upoe becomina liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiii;;i _______ iiiiiiiiiii'-•imiii1 alleeed ~iewa . I 1
for a lqitimatc (not th.at that is
possible bctt) review. So I'll make
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tlunnu. ..
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sushi, lbere ., mada I ...,'r eat.
EapeciaU, il.,meooe die ii p1yi111-
And I cu pro:MIJ 19J mat I aia'l
never -.. • •1 ol dlle ,..
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"'9eee'1. South Coast P\&u. 549~74 I
Open I01m co9p m M-F:noon to611u"
SM.. WI ltHeNICIOnl noc requlftd Sand-
wichn., soups Mid AYd1 in • usual •·
mosphttt Not rlCtd
h ........ ....., ..... South Cont ll't.la
v~. 751·715] Open for lunch 11 lO
1 m. to 2 pm. M·F: dinrwr 6 to 10 pm. F.
Sit Top-gun drl/W in airport ilfH; most belo~ of ,.ower ~sUllKants ~k.
ieflOuS rood. unstuffy atmo~ N.w
light ll'Wf1U 1UQ11Wn1S uqu1slte Nonflem
""'"' Sf>K~s Gororous salads .,, strewn with wild grttm HonvfNdt
putas ~ ~ l1Jt PerSONllittd ser· vier Overittn by thf d\lfmtng MOfllo
Caqnolo Mid thf ~~t~ LIN, SOnll Mid
Gild1 Ch«lc OUt thf Ql'ttting at t.M doof
ll~s dllllrwt~ get speclll creacnwnc
ltrservauons iKetp<td s s s * * * * * ... =-'-· CrysYI Court. llll kit St 7661 Open I I I m to 9 p m M·
Th . 1 I a m 10 I I p m F: S;n ; noon to 9
p m Son ltestrvlCiof'ls XCf'Pltd h~siet
TNI cuis1rw. \11\1111 pomons ot ~IUtituly
pl'tpaltd lood In a UMlc stiling lliddtn
I/Way tn cm upper rrachff of South Coast
Plaza's Crystal Coun u ** * *
Otln'• CNn•M 124 w MacArthur Blvd
546-~688 Open I I to 9 daily lttservatlonS
accepted lnupenslW Chff'Wst M1d c,,,_
lontst dining With tlkr-out ~II~ Not
ratt<I
.. T_... ... 6ll Anton Blvd 662·2672
Open 11 to 11 Mon -Frt,. 11 to mldnlgtlt
Sat . Sunday brunch 10 to 2 llesmtations
Kctpttd. Fi.vc>rs of mesquite ¥1d tht up-
d<tltd Southwest Gtrat grttn com tl!Tlllts
and SOIJthwestern spt<llltlt'S SS '* * '*
'-'-1820 s Pfau Of 850-9008 Open I I lO to 10 Son ·Th . I I lO to I I
Ftt -~ trserv11tlon1 1eceptrd Chlrwse
10i:X11UtUllng Peking duck Not rlCtd
l'Of'tJ C.W.... South Coast Plua Mam
ltvtf 556-9700 Brrlkfast. lunch. d•nrwt ~zing rn tht fresnnt Mid most dt-
l1cious NWral loods Vtetoria·s 8.llte St10p
turvres gttat rnutrins. froztn y~ Mid
fresh ju let b¥ Not r 11rd
~. 1820 Plaza Or South Coast~"
Vlll.)Qt' 556-7271 Open tor lunch 11 lO to
2 Mon -Fri , dinner 6· 10 JO. Sunday brunch
1 1 JO to l lteservatlons JU99t1ttd Tln-
dOOf• ano curry lobster. l.wnb Mid chicktn
Ben '"°'"" rrn~rltll in Orange County.
IN}'br tht. stile Temfle ~s •--
t i< oar den It mospnerr ~rerw strvl(e
0utSUlndtng Wint list SS ....... *
Oar4en ... vo Crystal Coun Hll Bear
St S46·6004 ~n I I to 10 Mon ·S.t.. I I
to 7 Sun Attt•noon tHtlmt 2 lO to 5 lO
tveryd11y l!eserviit•ons wgoesttd A IOUCh
of /Ill culs~s 1n a cluslcal Frtneh seulng
Not riittd
~. HH St.tr \1 • CrysiM Court.
S40-H6S Conttmpora.y Northfrn ltllll!n
CUIStnt servtd lr'I lht sening ol 11n rndoor
110tw.ili C•fe hcttltnt ~JUl. loe«Cl:I
Open tor lunch ¥10 d1nntr lle~rv1tt0ns
iKCej>ltd SS * '* * * Olfto'I Oft 1tM HIM 428 E I 7th St
6SO. I 7SO llesrrva!lons ..ccepttd A Cost11
Mn.1 landtNfli WMm. lntHNte nt19h·
borhood mert•ng pi.er LUt'Ch. drnntr,
weekend bre#fast Eapertty prep¥ed Con-
11ntnt.i CUISlnt l 111r ~ biV ~trtlln
Mtnt, customers ~lmn get 10 sing
~ SS ***
QeNeft Dfepn 2023 HMbot lllvd ,
642· 7162 ltestrvlllOllS KCtp<td Genuine
Chinese M~ln dishes slflee 197S
AWllfd Winning (UISll'le Lunctt. dinner.
tllltt'-OUI, coclnllls 7 O.ys SS ** *
ChlltAlf .AMen 3810 S Plllu Ot . South
COISt l'lan Vlll.lgt 668-1717 Open fOI
lunch 11 lO to 2 lO. d1nrwr 6 to 10 Top-
'"*~ ~an/ ContitWnt.11 rn-uiur1n1 1n u ~. rrcrncly tr~td co
OrMIVf Coumy lnceresting cullft In a
u~ wu1ng Superb ~tlzrrs l!nd "9flt
b'lcrtts Wondfrf\A hOfrltmilde brHdS, ....
cfknt c~I• s~ttOn, hOfnemldr fl'"'~
Wt. ~SI CMSM I.Nd '" town. Good vl!Uf Consranc «tlvlty fSundl,y brunet\, wlnt
dtnlWfS, IOOd Wt1n9l, Mr IMf1U .. llfttr·
noon Md no tht ._, ~I SS * * • •
...,.._. )800 S f'\ar.a Or • SOutn Coast
~ Vt19 S57·25JI Rinenllllonl sug.-
gnttd Flnf tr.cMIONI J.lp9rWW rtlUUra-it
VHS the fttlhne ll9tdltt1U 5wN blf,
t.uml rooms. codlUll lounge -Mu91kourw
Kaildl ~ mult be ordtted 24 hrs. In
l/dvltl<t Eltpw c:Mnlng. Lunch. dinntf SS
****
La~. "6t Hift>Of 11\!cS "6-IJ25
Open tor lut.ch Mon ·Fri 11 )()to 2. dlnntt
5 )() lO 10 lfatnlllions ~OilWWWldtd
NXNt -· Notthtm It ..... Nlllnt " OUdgfe-<onKioul pncn VHll dlJhn ~
tKCWlii ... ldtd. tJtUlllnC Ur.-SU ~ ~ ..,., • flWWb8 tMllly IMlt#. • • ••••
-· .. •• .... 1500 Mimi • ...... S«).ltJ7, -.WCION «<lflltd ....... ., a..~"'~·,,.,,.
To ORANGE CoAsT
constOJtlV• yean C>wntf MkNtf c~
stays Mlt~ ol trrncb Mid sets the JUndlfd
tor Chlrwst ruuurl!nU. Suptft> lobs~ dis·
MS and conte~aty C~st offerings
Lunch. drnner. tlke-out. codtUls 7 ~·
u *****
Ml <au 296 E 17th St . 645-7626 FMl!ly
styte Mule., rrstaur.-. "~ 81.ah
has Httn htftl Open daily • I I a.m. for
lunch. dir'ntf. -cocl!t.ah. c .. Mital fOr i.vr
pan~s. Sokltous MfVI<• tor tM!lks; tac&
1tnt IMtily v_,. S •• • * fllfew,_,. .. 2000 Newport llvd
63 I ·2110. tlbs. chldlen. shrll'l1>. .-.cts.
SMldWichts. Emph.lsk on "ntlntss. ~
OdKlous corn breW-~· l1on1 • p nr
Mondi)' dvough s.wtday. 2 P."' Sunday
Tater out from 2 pm dMly ss ****
,. ......... 212 E 17th St. 642·7481
Olnnt1 7 days. Ulch ~ day UCtel( 5un
light ltallan fMe with art ~ on frnn
pasm Not rated
..,...... .....,_.., llll Bristo! St ..
Soutl'I Coast PW.a. 5~38. Op4rn tor
lunch I I JO to 2 JO Mon ·sat . dinrtrf 5 )()
to I Mon.·Slc , Sun bfunch Oi"ly ~
INll ltallln food With frdt't filh, cNc:~ l!nd
p.11U. Terrific tweat Spotty SfMGe. s s * * ._. o..tea. IOI E s.ndpon:e Of
556-7701 0ptn 11 to 2 Mon.·SYn . ~
day bfun<h 10 to J ltnervauons Kctel(ed.
Fine MtlUCl!n lood in a tun Mid ~
tn11ironment Noc r1eed
-.-a ............ lllJ Bristo! St .
South Co.SI Pl.Ill 54C>J&40 Open IOf
lunch I I JO r :> l Mon. ·Sat .. dinntr 5 to I 0
MOn ·Thurs . 5 to 11 Frf-s.t ~-Jons
SU09tstlon Award-winning Cootlrttmal
cuisine Popullr standby M the nice toucl'l-
es ol stfVICr, gr.:Jous ltlnmphtfr and
XCOUUtmtnts SS S * •••
...,.,, JJJl kM St • CrylUI Court 662·
RUBY Open B tO 9 Mon ·Thurs . 7 to 10
Fri ·Sit.. 7 to t Sun lteservatlons noc
required Burgers and trlt1 1n • rr-uracro
1 •40s dJntt con1)1tle witn rrcordtd swing
music.. be.dent Ullds. Mrvlu Is touty on
lht """ s ••••
..................... )JOO
Brlstol St 979·2400 Open for ~ti and
dlnnt1 sevtn «Mys a wttll Call tor hOUrJ
J1u ~Ulch on weelltncb ~wr
vatlom SUOOffted. Fresh seafood ~slally
prtp¥td. complete with an oyster twit, Not
ratd.
TM a SJ JllltJ l6t E 17th St ,
6'45.....0 Coty ~ English tH
rOCllll. lrealdast. lut1ch, llllernoon tta. ~
!My twuncl'I. loY~ pttSWed. Tenffk Cot· """ S*(Jes. scr• .., lljOney pit, .,._
Englbn .-1qun ruy ~ pur"-"· S ***Tr.._...._, Jlll s. lmtol St ,
South Coat f'\ar.a. 54<>«>38 Open fot
lunctl I I to' Mon.·5un lrsttV«lonl not r~rtd TN ......,_. pmtti. wtth I I ~,.. plaJIS """' Sklll.ln 10 Ntipoltan
No( t•td
-C• I I ...._ Jlll S •istof
S4CMl2Z Open 11 to t rJ.rttt hwfvatl<>nl «cftlC!ld OWW In tht Metro·s Oi"ly r•oat
... guide Noc rated
..... 1712 P\lctonli•. 645-eot I. No rn-
tfVlllons lobstt'f Ulll, ptlMt no, Chklt.n
.,,,, rfbs • rtftONIClll ptkrs. ~ en.ion NonttY Lunch, dlnrwr. 5undly
DfHllfatt Piot ilttd
Fountain Valley
C ... •eHa, l ;'l72 N41Wh~ SC
546-7426 Optn '°'lunch"'°"' '' JO."' ro 2 pm Mon ·flrl Olnntt 5 p m ., JO p""
Mon ·Tl'I ; S· 10 p"' flrl~ S.. CIOMO kft.
~ IUl#.ln CUISIM w+th -'IMrlc_,,
• goodltt' ....,,, hoc «91 ~,...... In
"" .., Hof , ....
,.... ..._. 18774 lr°'*'1ufst St. fU·l-366
Open 6 p.m 10 2 • m Mon-S.. H.-
bUf9en, ~. "IMO ~· hot dOgS Olnelng 10 '50s lt1d '60I musk
••1rrv11J<>ns not required. ~. lr.-
t JIPC!nSiw Noc rattcl
Prl•••ltr• ••1t••ra11t. 16 5 2 5 •oo11t1um St lat Helf 77S-7t78 Optn U-Ch 11.lO to 2 pm , Dlrwwf 5 to 10 lO pm Mon-S. Italian ~ IC•
Crpttd (~ Good VlllUe fot Wfl..
~ w.i. past• and ct.siiul lt.tlian
dilhts GKta dnsetU. SS ***~
-rilot Pick
of the Week
111111
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WM: Owner Gino 8om> and
his restaurant •~ Costa Mesa
landmarks. wul: EllpenJy prcpaRd Con-
tinental cuisine: with live piano
bar entertainment and jazz.
Wllea: Lundi. dinner and
weekend breakfasts. Re~r
vations acccptcd.
WHtt: 42& E. 17th St. in
Costa Mesa: 6S<>-I 7SO.
How Meck Modcnatc prices.
Huntington Beach
Irvine
La1una Beach
..... ftllll Clllllllle 1150 $.; Coill • 4fU4N . Ojiii W Wi ..... a,.r-•..---
dtmllt M un. C..... ...,...,.. s,kJ .._.
........... 1-... ........... .
~······ .._,-. A1119 -... JD'12 Coast HWY
497.,919 llMIW'• ~.,,,, ~
M11rw N .0, 1911 Nae,...... -.e 1816 S Coma ffwr., 4'4.oeoD ~-... ~nt S JO.tOp.• .• fl.S-
S•JO.IOJO ...... cu.tne. U ****
leoollll ... CCWNJ al~,,_. Cillll••,r•. UllMN ...,__ ....... ~ ,..., ~ ~ c....,.. CUflAIW
l'artllnO ...,. }QI find It ..... "'*"" ...
fKOiilMlldetl..,. .... a--. .. lewd .. ........ , .... .
T1le T .... $Urf ... s..d Nolet. ISSS ~ CCNSC ~. ~ 9liaCft.
497 ...... 71. ~. Mnch ........
MWn dayS: ~ ""'"""· Jaclld.s ,.. ~tor OlflltllMn ~ S JO P.lft. IHtr·
111•tons fKOAll .. lded ConlelilPGnrY C•
fot"'-c"'*'9 IMletfMIY ,...,.,.... i.r Jaca.
son ~ llDf"*'1 ttwf Ill lA'I Clcna us •**** au C.-. 242 N COlllC ~. WgYw
1uCn. ..,.._2444 Open 11 a lft. to fO P-"'
M-f. tam to 11 pM S«.·~ ..-..
on WHMOdJ or'lly l• In Of UD out
Lulch, d!Mrt. ~ .., tp«1*ltt
ICtOf.s fYOift die be«h V,...,.... 1#1d-
wtcn IWl"'1 te<OIW+•• ldtd s •••
V11r9 ..... JO) lnNdway, L....-IHch.
... 1-6220 Conae"'IPClf.y, ""' ~ ut.O MIYn culllnt wnc:n .., dlnntr
M'Wf1 mys COf¥¥t1t1ilM MMl.I fJI flnl
COU'MS, s.fMS• plUllS .., .... (~
thing on ,.,.,.., 1:1 prict'Cf ens 1han s 10 s
***
Newport Beach
,..., ............ 4501 ,.«.Ille Cont
HignWI)' 646-t 126 A/ntfiun food Wiim
Mid cozy. '-1 Fr1nu~seytr ~ •·
mospnert awned by~ loCal rr"'
uuaceur eyron !Cough Lunch. d!Mef. """
down onwn. Wndl)' bfUnch l.Ntty u
wlrl'I • 1oea1 crowo •~"'aions acapced •••• Amell9'a. JI I MMlnt Ave 67)..6580
Open fOf ~ 11 JO 1 m 10 2 lO p m M-
S.It • °'""'' 5 JO to 10 p "' f u-S. • Sunday
btunch §«lfood lfltCilllj(>S ttom lhe ltlMn
coast Noc ratcl
AMI ........ 2640 E "•Ille Co.A >My
7 JC>«)OO Open tor IUnch I I )() a.Al to
J JO p m M-F, dlnnf'f 5 JO to 10 p m. Ti;.
S. 'ltfltfv.clotts wggctS~. IHUl~
pttjWlftd conc~.wy Callfornla CUIWW
toan1ng on p.UUts and stafood Cozy.
lnelm.lt~ ~ h<tltnt wtrw list
us **'**
Anu.,... l~ Merldltn Hoctt. 4500
M«Al'tnur lfvd 47tt·ZOOI Open fot ._
1ng 6 co 10 Tun·S. •~wrvldonl rtQYW.o
Award-w inning "'~nu or llgPHer
Frtneh/Cononental <• •tlt1t. ta<dtnt&
ptt'plttcl l!nd gracl<>lnly wrwd SC.II, <""'
(hi almosptwrt lkll.l ,~ Due ~"""ttsNtiWU le» Angetrs rntla tmd to
ltwlll this 11 me bes1 rnuurtne In O.C. llut
they proo.llfy ~'t llftt) to 6"f oawn..
ssu **** ~ )))4 W Ca.st Hwy 64S·7077
Open tor lunch I I a "' lO ) p I'll. Mon. _,.,I
OiMH from S p "' • I a "' dlly OMslull <onllnef'IUI Willnr. lAIDlnldt .,,..llllOn" apecllllty f...-ort!t haft of NtwpcWt ..,,.,
Otd Monty INIOw. ~atlw crowd
US ****
... --)7 ,..,.., ............. JOJO
Open I I to tO CS., Sundliy l!Nnth t I lO
J~~s...a..sw•
fooCI ....... d9llK kocailh IGUCfl. faailfnl
Pf ... re.,..~..., Dlli'1 "'-~
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• 7 S' , 111 ,,_ SC •7s-909J q.n S
to IO:JO fun .s...,, I to It flrl.•S. ltMt-v•*" «at*d ~tor CAlllfof~ ,..,....~~""-~ ,..,_ .. ...,...,~ ....... C.rt9"
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c.19 .... 0 .... I lot ..... CMNf
Of. MO-UU ()pin I•• 10 t p "' Mon ·
flrt • I to • S. • I 14 Wt No ......,.. ••
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C B "* ...... UH v.. Udo.
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ntun • .. 11 • t I ,~ ... .S. No l'ftlr·
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US-S717 ~lot IUN:ft tt· JO to J Man •
'" d/IYrt1 s 10 10 ~ Suncuy bNnch IO JO 10 l JO llC'VNllionf lKCftllM Can-
....... Cu)•~ Wltl't .t litilfood ~
Gft• Cl.Im t~r U ••••
~·· lS20 E '•* Co.NC Hwy 67S·l921 Optn tOf dinrWf frOllt S JO to
IO JO ~ • '"°'' S JO to 1 1 JO Fri -S.C ~ollfoC)nj r.uwttttd ~ NorOwfn
.,.,,, 90Ufmrl CUrSine New "'""'·~
'""'"' ~ l'Mfll.I ~ 11 _.. "°"'' \oVIO .,.., u~ty place • ~ ~ t~
UftO 1111tt\ UC> Int ~ lftUMC Very (fW
<""'~ ~ CMnwto Mtd Getwr• ~
.. ~nt<O •• rwo oft &M "'illJOf .Ctr.c-
• Darn u ••••
~ Ne~ lUO lftort A~
7SMl88 luncn I I • "' to ) p"' d.Wy.
~ )4"fvtd ,,. fir/, ......, days c~
(Ill..,.... NOi r.rrrO
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67J.a104 Opm I I to t~ ~--
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try mt •;nq ~ c~lltn Nol rtcta
....... , .• 6l0 lido , ... °' 675-0100
~ • .ti .ni W09t"ltfd HMCIOf ~II
Loe>s1r• d•IYlrl <klltt.. compr~ w..-
loot2 ...,."" N0t1yYbuiy. tun lunch. ~r
Suno•1 b<Uf'Cn U * * • ,..., DffMt l lOS f Co.t Mwy , COfOl\I
~ ~.-. ~ , J 90SO ~ 6 .t "' to moo-~ rn uncd I • m fn . ~ Flft~~
.,,.,. d~ "'"lh }UkfOOAU, JlffUC'S ~
Mylt IOOd Noc r.tlfd
II TCHMo GriM 9S I ~ (MtC'r 0t
1>40 181$ 0pm 11 10 11 Mon -fn , 11 to
ftdr"9"I ~ ~ °""""' I 0 to l '''"'~"1.on1 .t<<tPlfd South~trttn.
Ttr /Vt' M>d MUl(.tn f.vofltf'S If\ it ftSll\lt'
toe .olmo\~t Very QOOC1 green corn
urn, .... , POt' d·~J IJWly P\lpp_}' "°"' s s •••• rw..,,.._., IOUl.fd • she nry C'nd of trw
ll.~1 'Off &7S-t77J ••lffV•IOnS not ""<t''"'Y Strvrng t~ trnheu w~
It!>"" l"f' P«tfl( ~I lrtitlrflit """' 1,._, Not r.ieo
Phre "-"' 1801 ( ,llCJfl< Ca.it Hwy
lb JJ.. O pt>n s to 11 Mon ·Sltl 4 ro
I I lO Wn Sund.t)' brun(h I 0 JO to 2 JO
•••• , •I °"' ~lied ConutVillNt ... mo1~1t " IMldmlltll II\ Corona M MM ~" 1><>iovt0 rraa.uon '",,,_ dM'W'g htlM
Ill> \ I~ !Nlon dr-. II t done With .. fhf
tr ... """"?, llf' YorlUIWf pudding "" '"" '•ano II.tr " ~ ~ cn.c s 1 '1\lfN us •••• 'hr•'"' 1'We 11 45 ~ Ctntft Of 640 \1SO ()pC'n 11 JO to 1 lO fOf lunch
MQt' F rt • S to 10 fOI dltwwt Sun ·fhun . S
10 11 Ffl S..C •f'wnt4ltl0n$ wgge'Stfd '-''~' '" tr~ ,.,.,,,..,/""4IV.-
Ct\.no.1tflt W•Ch p.Ht• dtJhC'J thrown"' tor
9000 mtawtt C.tn t CJMt c~r Wit1' 1"" "'9fn<'i In Ugunl lot«h l'rte.n(IOUS
"" -H I lofts tor. fOI WAtkt SU * * *. Gwy't Dett. HOt f.it Cont HIQt'w.ty
&1S 119) ~ 9 to• Mon-In t to 1
\ '' 10 10 8 Sun ftHnr.WIOn.S l'IOI l'lf'<PU•
.try N ltm 17 vltf•tltl ot hoc .tnd COid dr4I ~s, fronn yogurt. Tiw1 nl9flt
Q<OS CillffW19 Aho on ~U dt CMH Noc fll~
....... J0S Mlttont Aw . 67S·619l
AutMnl1< tuNn fooo Olnntt °"'f, s co 10
p"' Mon ·Thurs . s lo 11 p"' Fri MwJ ~t Noc Ulled
..._ .............. llONewpon
Cft"IC« Ot 6-4<>1411 ~ 1 • m to 10 p"' Mon -tnun 7 am 10 11 pm Frt 8
• m to 10 pm s.t ·Sun ttWtY.aoons rOf
pattin """" th.In ~ NMUtlll rooos tor • ~tlltrry llfur~ Noc r1tPd
........ ,, HJS Ntwpon Soul""''"
675-4668 ~ tor Ulcl'I 11 10 ) Tuts •
Sat. dtnntf s JO to I I Mon -Sat ' s JO 10 I 0
Sun tt~•l>OnS .t<<tPIPd fC'Sllvt d•nlnc}
ot ddl<IOUI lHlolnru> spt(JMI(') ~
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M¥r10tt Hott! t.40-4000 Optn & JO .t m t
o IOpm Sun ftll.wJ 6 JOam to 11 pm
f II WI tt~.tltOf'I\ .lCCtPI~ f ttVl ,,sh
"'4tt1ion1 Not '.tll'O eouw-. IOI 8.llVVtnlf 1'1¥t Nf'WP<Yl lt.teh 72S-077 I l unc:h M f f! O•rw'lf't
rtom 6 pm M S..c CIOWO Sun ~-PM' H'I
.IJd)Oon.ng foe Aul~ntl( Jap.tnU'l CUISIOO"
~rvpd in rt.-iqutl tnVtr0t1mtn1 OtOtt SH·
Pf' pt• $0n lt.#IJt/11 luu 14 noun 1n MJ·
vatl(t s u .. * • * * Lew.-)421 v .a l •CIO llH 4qo4 111'11'1
Valt()(tj MCfPll'd \w•U r>rl W•flf'f llul
trm.lln s _,,,O w11'V'1<n9 cu•••rv '' 1nnovalt¥1'
111"2 ¥lt'1K l.tmO vf'IA and Olrlt'r ~(IMllf''
from Franc.e MWl S""•llPflMld Lunch "'"
nt• coctt.t'1 <Altr'"9 11 * * • • .
-co~ 1160 a.,on 111-0801 lune,,
.,., donntt } d.tyl I I " rn to I I p m
N011N>•n /Uo•~ CU''""' Not t.tft<I
Maf?alt ..... 1100 W P11<1hc Co.t\I Hwy
64S-8l84 Optn tor O.nntr 6 10 10 Mon •
Ftl S JO to 11 SM -Min ~HWttOnS~
Ot"tl'CI Motocc.,, CUI""" iptt&Mtllf'9 in
lf'mOrt C'1Kttn ¥14 t .-00.1 st l * * *
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dflYtt/!t S 10 I I .,.,ffV.CIOt'I\ fl'~fl'd
Gourfftf'I II~ CUil.~ lfl ltd·~lvf'I '1>14'n
dot NOf n.!f'd
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67S 6621 Optn l0t tuncn 11 JO 10 1 JO
~ S JO 10 10 JO Sund.ly Otunch I I JO
to 1 JO ttlf'1va11ons .t<cepttd C r1uc.11y
.cca.i1mt0 lncl•M'I and 1an0oot1 COOlll'ty SS ••••
...................... 1441 f. ,..Klto<
Co.tll Hwy 67S·ZOO-lutWch 11 JO• m
to J pm d<IWWr Sp m 10 modnognt 11.tppy
hour M·f Pauo dinong ""~ ltuslllng
Olmo olfffing conct'mporM)' nonN>rn It•
1¥\ CUll•flf' ~ IC'l«flOt'I al p.utas ptlHI
C¥J>l(CIO t0<.t<C~ .tnd anlip.tlll. Fut l>M
'Pf(wllllf'IO In llaliMI WI~ Nol fltlfd
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C rnur Or &4()-4 I I 0 0ptn I I :)() IO I 0
~ tl"lun I I JO 10 11 ,.,, ·s..tf .... opf'n
untd I It Ill lttWrv4'110nS .C<C'P(td l!IS'1 ~1.tlllf!l plUl S~' OUl9fll .tnd Ht.MS
In M~n.,. Mtu_,,,. ltlstou 1ntt is known as
th~ plact to ~t .,w;s be ~tn Its ~n location
boam th.It ttsori town•s finest It.ii.in cuisine. kvtrly
Hins IS buslllng And tight Mrt In COfON dtl Mar.
Mf'natuna ltlstorJnet Ni gained a rt putatlon as a
t>uswng l~tan btstro ~Ing dtlK:lous toad In .in
aut~ntk tr•ttOfl• env'rorwntnt
Locattd on PKlffc Coast Htghw~ "' M«Arthuf
Blvd (te>rmMy ~Sf, MflDIUN Ml ga Md
t1 IOyal fOlowfng jjnce Its opening In .Juntt.
This s~Jh rn~.-c olftrs a unique comt>IN-
tron or Medfterrane., ~n that tNll.e dlr*'G .,
t•cltlng upenenct Its'"'"" Is de'YOCed 10 contem-
porMy ltahn cufJJM -"""'*· light ~ dftl<.lous rl1s~.
Just • ~ Is • ~ronomk ddght. It Is
also • feast tor Int tyn. More ttNln 100 Ottgjnll
lnt~rprHMH>ns oJ tht word "mtUMUM" by artJSb
working In Flort'nct' OKorMt the rtscaur.nrs walls.
In ~ton. paned ~ sty and putty ctoudl decor·
•tt the c~ Pk* ptlmavtra ~ ttom Camllfa
tops t...._.s. lonl(JN en.airs. ttrracott• tits ~
~ Fknntlnt' lldebo.Wds tiled with TUKtln pot·
twy ~Ill 1N ~ 1t116M1 trMION IC·
~. Ttw ~ ~ comn tucnct tnto ' -~ .............. MnaMw ts locAad IC 2441 E. Coast H~
Cll 67S-J004 b mervMtons
·LEGEi
"'81 Ute raUap men:
S lncxpcns1vt.
SS Modt>ratc.
SSS Modcraltl> ci1pcns1vc
$$$$ upenSl\'C.
SSUS Very expensive.
***** PERFECT: FLAWLESS
*** * E'<ctllcnt. nearly perfect. Among the best in ns field. *** Very Sood. ~nh a speoal tnp.
**Good. * Sausfactory.
Tht'S<' ratings n:fl«t the Ms. Chambcrlain·s opinion primanly
of thC' food. '41th IM p~nution, 1mbi.tnce ind ~rvi« also taken
into aCf'ount Pncd 1te subJ«l to c.han#.
SS **
New,,ot't ~ SOJ E.tit E~1t1e1
67S ll7J ~ ttK uY I 'I 10 2. ~
S ro 'I lltu-rv.111ons liC • pte<I Fine w.tttr·
l•O<'ll O•n1ng w•lh !Ttltl v-of fun Zone
ttnO lhf' l°lClflf'Q CommottOn I~ impiits
~· 0...,1<1 \..)ltSOUty ' or«oous Mtitudl'
1\ dPl)Mf'fll ,,.. I~ CMlnc} ~"11CC! Wondtrful
,..,~h l•Sl> .tn0 ~ltfOOd, ta~etfnt Surld.Jy
ll••incn v .-r•t<I tnc~ ~ wt
'1'91-1" 0<1 ~s rn •it••
NewjtO't OyltH 9-~ Gt91100 W
OctanlrOnt 67S·ff71 Frtlh tlV1 M'O putit
~), C«!ll~. bfff....., --liome-
""-Mll' MUf'fU Of)M 7 d.tys rrorrr 11-30
C11UM atmo1pnt1e-s s * * * * n.. ON s,.._...... r.a.r,. 1110 New•
port 8'vd 67S 86S4 ()pm for d<nner S 10
10 Mon -Tnu" s to 11 .=n,.s.i . 4 to 10
\tll" ltSf'l'Vill~ not MCC!P(fd 1~11$>Pn
S-l.lJd9N MIO ~II di~ -lh .tn old
l.11n.ont-d 11.ttr Not r.ltfd
,..,_..... C-. &00-0 Newport Cenre-r
O< 644· I 2 J7 ~n lor lunch 11 10 2 lO
Mon ·f fl O.nnc>r 5 to 9 Mon ·Sal •t~t·
V.ltt0n$ MCtpCt<I Spfcl.lllzing In frtlh 11.t.h
M-1 p1u.1, C.ttPfW19 ,,, ... Noc raced
'-*H'• ....... ... lO'I Palm St
&1l·J74 I ~ tor lunch II to 3 Mon -
S.11 . O~t S 10 10 S.1< ·Thurs. S to 11 Fri
Suno.ry btuncn 10 to 4 ~R'NMlons W9"
Of'Utd Sre-.tb and ~MOOd --n ~ and
'f'99~ No1 ritttd
...... Pl.Ill Ntwpon. lt!SIOI ~ J..,._
l>Oltt , 1000 8r1st01 752-0107 Optn ror
run<ll I I JO ro 2 Mon ..fri. dln'Wf 6 J0.10
Mon ·Sat ttM:"rvacions .ccepttd LIO'!< and
NKUl'll tl.wots from lht souctl ol Frar.<t and
1ht '°""' ot Cll•fomi.t M.tr\lttous uw °' IWIC>y ltttUCH In ~ ,...,, Spltfe-
.lltnO~C' IO Sl(lf) !NI toubon ~ t
dltnttVlh the uute~,. ot l'aKll OINK:s'
~ltVt fl.l<r SSS ****'
TM f'--.n, 690 Newpo<t Ccncff Or
fOUf SC'~ HoUt 759-0808 Optn tot·
Ott.tllfHt 6 JO to 10 JO Mon ,f n , bKh
11 10 to 2 Mon ·flf dWW¥t 6 CO 10 JO MwJ
Sonclay brunch 10 to 2 •~•tOnS ntt~ Nl'ltrKM'I 'conttlnPOfM}' cl.llslnl'
wi1'1 Frt nch touc:hts ONtrse tin~ b.IK:ft,
.ti bfe.lds baked on prtmt\t'J lfnpe<UC*
~Nl<t MoJtly ~Kl IOOd. In an M·
mo~e ell.lot Uanl«'Ods bOld sttr•t}' us •••••
TM ••• Oii New,..wt. 1106 W °".,.
front. &75-25&6 ()pm IOI dlt1nef S JO to
I 2 Mon -S.tl •eWN.t(IOIU ~Jl~
Goormft W'efood In~ ~~ VictorlMt wnrno WldffY fff<>go11t<1 ., among rl'W
tlfst ~lfOOd rtst'1Ul'M'ltS In the c.ouncty Try w ltbaklnt' and lotmtt •t• CNncltt ts a
pertKtlOOISl. It ~ SuWln C~ and .>onn lt~r pm~ <Nff the' rronc dew wnn
.lplOmo SS SS • * • 1lt * TM Ma 880 Nl"WPOft Ctntft Or
120-1800 ~ lbt tin:h II JO to ) Mon •
Sat <11,_,.r S lO to 11 Mon ·SM lttS#t·
v "'°"' SU90tst NI Alw.tyl-tll<flirnl d4AnO Uptr~nce Cutt 1t111 Gins ., sc.anty s'ufu.
wonOtrt~ tunny t>Mttondtts. Hans Pr-o-
er·s UfM'rl•se Tiw or#y plK• to t>t on
Frtd4y afternoon "' NtwpOrl lfKh, t.lbleJ
in tht t>.w -'' If~ it Wft'll in Mlolanu
8tst l>.lft>Urgt"rs in town, dlno llWr ~ on.om. lt1u s.lUO, cr.IC.k.Pd CIUngrne1l ere
OttrnotNt' ~ mtnu St.l)'S <OMIS·
tenr rtom )'t'M 10 yrar -and 10 don Mr h~·s clltncelt. t"f crtmf de la crtmf °' OC C~ ~ 10 drtuy SSS .......
A ....,..,, 1401 E Co.m Hwy C0ton1.
df4 ~ 67)•)750 ()peor'I tOl"""' Mon .
fn 11.tm to·l)()pm OtnnttS-IOp "'
~ ••w~IOn$ .cc~fd rot IUl'Ktl Ind
from S 10 9 JO Mon -Th , from S to 1 pm
-
only Fn • sac Commtndy 9000 corc.inm-
t.tl. Northtfn lt.Jllan <U1W1P S S * * * * W..• "'911 4001 W Cout H~,
6SO.ll22 lttWfV.tCIOm .teetp<td Otf-
tlvt' TN! <~ Valuoe-p«JuPd ~ ~
COfnt>tnMIOn ~ ~rtnf M 'Ol u.tcti.
~r. Synd.ty bfuncn Abe It I 7 SO S
CObt'Hwy in~ St.ten, 494-8414 u • ••• ....... ~ ~ lOOO W ,KJfK
Coast Hwy 72 l-4066 ()pC'n 1 1 m co t
pm daily ltflC'rv.ttlons noc neuu.ary E"O'
~ f•e -<h -out~s .,_, dt4I Ynd-WIC'ht's Not r.c eel
s-"1 .... 660 Newport C~tt Or
7 20-0160 Open 7 10 4 Mon .ffl No
rtSC'rVatJC>nl ~C'ded Dt4I CUdlnP Noc
rlltt'O
s.p..t IQIO bySlde Or • 644-422.0 0ptn
tor~ M--F and °""' ..._Su-I ~ .. <tne Northtrn lt.llUMt cumnt l'ann made
on Pftfl'loS#S. .wutts •• ao1C*nffy perlea
Ouldool' p.illlO C.lltd~S ti.ysldt llt'ttlt.s
from ~M>y ~ ltlat'd s s *. *. lt ....... 1 217 Mlf1nt Ave 67J~10
Opms at s JO p m tu -~ ttstrvilltOtU
KC?Pltd Not ratt'd
..... c.te. 3201 f l'Kthc Ce.11t Hwy
67S·7S7S Open 11 10 10 Mon ·W~ 11
to 11 nus -SM , 10 10 10 ~ Rt~r·
vaions ace~ F~ 1"C!f'IU ot cur
rmt tavor1tts ur~ O¥ dlnl"9 9000·
happy hOUt 1S ~** ._,. ......_ 21 S ltlw<Slde Or , Ntwport
k«h S4~1418 Lunch·M.fn . dlnntr M·
Sun v 4*t l)Mklf'lg on _,_tneb. PMlltng IOI
in tront or rttt.tur MIC UptcalC' nttQh-
t>orhOOd rf'SUU<ant ~ h19h-<a.i1 rftll
llMiltl rtf)trtOttt' s s • * • * T... ef ..._ ...... 400 M.tln Slltl
"laO.I, 67J-46lJ, •e~rv1uom a«tpttd
f 'lOY die romance' or «*' NC'WPO't "".m •
f)lr\OIMllC by vlt'W ~ s.talOOO
$C'lt'Ct1ons l!IYf trac:M.IONll flVOflt.H lun(Jl, ~MH S.WO.., .,,,,, Sunday bl'll1cl"I N°'
QUd
TNft 440 ~ AW ·ttn>-Ot IC~
AlnPTIC.tn Mid lnCtfn.tllONI Wfllne l~ ill>
~ dllily.M S p m , dWWf w rvfd rMJhtly
trom 6 p m ~t•ttn MWJ IM.M'll9"f ~
unc1 ~ One ot'ttw Orlr\9f cont·)
most unoque IPJl.uf .Intl SS •• * * •
T-.. 2JaJW Cont Hlgnway 722-9148
St.tnd.trd suihl s1d ~ f¥t _,, a
Jtn.tl OCt'ln view from n s C>Wf·mt-notel
IOUftOn Nol I Mt'<I
TMllte ._. S4S Ntwp0tt Cenc~r Or
64(>.6JJ] Open 11 10 ro 11 Mon ·Thurs...
I I lO to tl'lldntgt'I< F n ·SM. SS to I 0 S4ri
ltew-nri1toons nttdtd Conttmp0t.try It~
C\Jlllr>t' lnctf PSt tng p.ntaJ SS • • *
,,_. Newe-J I l I W C~t Hwy
&42·18al Dinner nognoy S pm to l It m
£wctltnt, ntMly 1ai11an coriine, OUUl.tnd·
lf'lg Wint hi ActlVt p..tnO l>M favotKC' IO<•
1ate-n19"t Spot teSttVituons K CC'f)Ud
\/'*1 coat par1llf'lg SS * • * • rept1a, J47 Newport Ctn1tr Or
6'40-06QQ Lunch ,.,..., I I .I m 10 l JO p "'
dlrwwf 7 ~-&· 10 lO p ft'! COt'fl~ It....,, CUIJN "40t l>M «lion i S
*****
Deity Plot Week91'Kt/ ~. NoYefnber 15, 1990 f11 ·
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DINNER SPECIAIS
Jndudes IOI.Ip or 1alod. choice of
pocmo. • •.,eoba., hot roD • dnmrt.
SUN -CHICKEN DINNER $5.95
MON -CHICKEN DINNER $5.95
TUES -CHICJCEN.FRJED Srux $5 .95
WED -SALISBURY Srux $5.95
THURS -SPAGHETIJ $4.95
fRI -PORk CHOPS $5.95
SAT -STEAi & SHRIMP $7.95
- - - -• --With th• cad ----- -
Also Ftaturlng
FRESH flSH DINNE~ FROM $7.95
• AHi • SWORDFISH • SHAll •
• llwBUT
OctanvlN Dining
Entmalnmmt 4' Dandng
400 IOUTR COAST HIGHWAY
l.:AGUNA IUCB, CA '2Ul
(7Jt) ~ -(714) fM-3137
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Sushi Bir
5 '" Anniversary C...bratlon
Lunch 11:30-2:30 ,
MOll·Frt
Dinner 5:30-6:30
t)tlcditerranea'l
'Room
18700 MacArthur 8tvd.
Irvine, CA
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TO ADVERTISE
IN THIS
SPACE CALL
JANISE
CROSS
842-4321
EXT. 272
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BROKERS NETWORK
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'WM• voa ••v or _II_ propea ly tlaro••• an llKlepeatt .. t Bro•er·
Realtor, vo• are dola9 ..... ••• wltla tlae vmy ... tf No oae ea.. ca• ~
offer •• .. cla experleace, ••owled .. , profwloaalle• or pereoaal
eervlce.
Own your own kontJnc 8oAsa Chica at Arpy. 1500
sq. ft.BrJchtcorncuutlt..Sll0.000. hdJKent I IOOsq.
ft. Only $M),()()()!
Peclflc ..... a.E.. Ille 1'-a 1'H•I MH•, IM 1111
YOU 1'DD A CllAJMmllll ·
My Grandpa and Grandma tyve TWENTY YEARS
FINANCE AND REAL ESTATE KNOWL£0GE to
culde YOU to the best buy hued on your needs,
and the amoont ol funds you plan to Invest. FOR
MORE BANC FOR Y~U·R BUCK ...... .. Call.., .................. ,
llALPll M CADUI-. DAI.TOii
HUNTINGTON.BEACH
FIXEll
BELOW llAllKETI
Four bedroom, two bath, po0l,
Inside tract, walk to schools,
large add on family room, front &
back patios. RV storage. $219, 900
LOWUT PIUCED aaa IJI f.V.
Extra larae house on an extra lar&e lot with an extra
mc:>tlvated seller! Extras Include: new carpet and
ftoori,,. downstairs. new roof, new water heater,
new p.lnt. nice nelehb<>rhood. and It does not back
or side! Office can be convened to 6th BR Priced for
a quick sale Call Mark toct.y at
•••• ,-....er.
(714) •••••• ,
CM1'U mAl.1'0ll8 ca•:i. ........ ..... I •111b1a
,HJST $189,9"
Try 5" down on this aoraeous l bedroom 2 tull bath
home separate family room with a second flre-
plface. new dishwasher Park like &r~nds .and
more Owner will carry 2nd & pay S5.000 ol your
closing costs Fantastic home Fantastic buy
Ula .............
Eaectlth• H••-a..a E8e8te (714) .... _.,.. (7lt) sH-etsa
Macnincent 4 bedroom. l~ bath custom home
fotmal dlnlnt room.Jamlly room. l fireplaces, and
eourmet kitchen A/C. S«Urlty system. S 1.615.000
TnclP .. 111H
••~1'--.aA..11ca. ... ,, .. ,,.,
.,.,.....
(for rea.I estate agents)
AIURI (I am First -and Then You Can Be Second; Aren't I Nlce7) -Be certain
ell parties are present for 9'gnlng papers as there may be mistaken word• between eouP'eS end cilents. An escrow officer Who makes a mistake may be doing you a.II •
favor. The delay will bring to light facts that wilt benefit your clients. Speak softty and
slowly when you ere out showing property. WOfk YflfY hard on open hOUMS and knock
on neighb<>rhood dOOt'f cloM to you. Yes, your ne6ghbora realty do like you, more than
you ever realized. They won't mind. Pay attention to advertising details.
TAURUS (I Have -and Please Don't Touch My Stutt)-Just ftnd homes that really
turn you on and stu>w them to your Clients. They will love them also. Might 9¥9fl buy
one A big famity estate will go Into 99CrOW with • little help from you. lJke Cancer,
you don't like to let go of anything, but let go of that failed contract. Another contrec:t
needs to be reworked with a little patience from you. You wlll have to figure out which
Is which. The stars can't do everything fOf you
GEMINI (I Th tnk -and Think, and Think; My Head Hurts, You Take Over) -You
twins are more mushy about special days than most people realize. Don't disappear
Just yet. as moves you make -or don't make now -wttt have luting effecil on you
and your clients Loot< for medlum-elzed homes In middle price range that offer easy
living (which you love) and great entertaining (which you love). Then go convfnce buyen
the-Same. You Mii b4tat-When you-t1uly believe-IA the prod'?ci-yoursetf. VOU're welcome.
CANCER (I Feel -and Feel and Feef. No, I'm Not Pouting, Just Feeling) -Don't
let the headlines affect you Show up et the ottlce and for 811 of your appointments.
Other agents and co-worken ,in be more coperatlve than they have been fOf ages.
You will enjoy the harmony for a change You cquld write up• contr11et together. Then
take off before Thenksglving. Are. the stars repeating themeetvea? Y•. but they have
to penetrate your hard shell sometimes Listen, please.
LEO (I Wiii -and 'vou Will Not Unless I Say So) -Insist on • geological test and
inspection of plumbing before you list that grMt home. ConVlnce your Mltera to have
home In top condition for sale Put on your beat threedt u co-workera wlfl lhO'* a lltt ..
respect and you need to look your beat, center stage. Mt*e pt.an. for something realty
special for the leu fortunate. and Include your "farm" area.
VIRGO (I Analy1e -and Pict( and Plcit; <>ooh. Is That Dirty?) -Your ctt.nta want
move-In condition homes with no-care landscaptng right now. And them and Mfl them.
Take clients through open houses youreetf thl• weekend. Mat« advertising wtll be more
productive for your own llatlngs. Stay elote to cilent1 and be fleJdbfe with your time
and appointments Forget the home with • poof Go for the community poota. Go .ahead
and list those two small condos. They are a good buy.
U8RA (I Balance -I Don't Know Yet , I'm Stlll Weighing It) -A retatlve who loves
animals want• another home fOf them. You might w.m to Mnd ~ of your llstlng
with a great back yard to all the local veterinarians. Stop laughing. Trust the 1tar1 on
th•• one. AdvertlM yourMlf In a new area. Start right now wtth a pereonal note to all
of your past clients. Remember who always has the laat laugh.
SCORPIO (I Dealre -and Watch Out If You Desire What I De*re) -Tait Leo to
move over and take your bows. The pubHCfty wtll do your cereer good. You continua
to have• powerlul week If you keep the faith In yourMtf and your propertlel. Ptc:k up
the phone and you can help a major client wtth flnWlclng. Do you know any profeeaora?
They need to move. Take your favorite 99CfOW offlcef to lunch.
•AOITT AMIS (I See -and Why Cen't ~OU See What I See) -They aay you tufter from "foot In mouth dlMUe." Talk to your hMrt't content, but keep YtNf feet moving
lleo. Thee couple that work for a hoepital we to OIOM to making a buy, They can epend
mor9 If yCN flnd them the one they want. a.~ to epend edYWttelng money on• new llstlng. Where? On the aide of 1 hlll, that'• wt...
CAPNCOM (I Ute -Ind It'• for Your Own Good)~. lnctucftnO Cllenta, reelly
do trUlt )'OU with thW moMy. Sooo, don't let them down. Do '/04K "°"'8eOWrtt ...,,.
~ ~ propertlel .._ week. YOU haw a tanner dent wt.o ._. e tot Ind )ult
remerried. They wMt buy that houM wtth the fentalttc rwter bMtt end a. rtgtwt addrw.
A co-worker coutd tell your 169tlng tf you would let them hOld It open.
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Condo Hotline
Ren1ovirig a director
difficult assignment
By Janet LS. Powers
Attorney at Ulw
Deer Hottlne:
, Whet II the procedure for remov8'
of a memMI' of our boerd of dlrec·
ton? OUr bflaW• do not cower thl•
probtem. ff thl1 queetton coukl be ana'"'9d eoon. It would be ep-
preca.ted llnce ,our annual meeting
la coming up.
-Column Fan In NB
Dear Column Fan:
Thank you for your question. The
procedure for remov-
ing a single member
of the board of direc-
tor• Is quite com-
pllcated. Corportlons
Code section 7222
would govern on this
Issue. regardless of
whether there Is a
procedure as outlined
in your bylaws. ere
The code states: "No director may
be removed. unless. the enUte board 18
r emoved. when ~ttie number of votes
cast against removal would be suffi-
cient to etect such director If voted
cumulatively at an election at which
the same total number of votes were
cast, and the entire number number
of directors authorized at the time of
t~ dlrector's most recent election
were then b4Mng elected."
Basfcalty, this means that the direc-
tor should' not be removed unless the
votes In favor of removal would have
been approximately sufficient to have
etected the director In the first place.
This Is referred to as "reverse
cumulative voting."
If you are seeking, however. to
recall the entire board, then only a
majority of the members need to vote
In favor of the removal.
We recommend that In any Instance
wnere members seek to remove
people from the board of directors
that they contact legal counsel lm-
medlatefy. The use of legal counsel
will algnlflcantly reduce the cost of a
recall.
Dw Hotllne:
I ...w on the boetd of dlrecton of :i. OOMtomlftlum woclatton end be UNlble to attend en upcom-:::1. meeting. I would Ilk• to give m1 gft•or, who .aeo la on the bMrd
of dlNctofe. my ......., eo ..._. • canpMdvotetor1M.etM~
meet1n9. How•"'· ............... bJ ....... bwd ....... ., ..... ~
meMbera cen't vote bf proXJ. II tNa
true?
-ProXJ Holdef In NB
Dear Proxy Holder~
The answer to your qeuttlon • no.
Board members cannot end should
not vote at meetlnge by proxy.
There Is no authority tor board
members to vote by proxy Of by
written ballot. The board members
must attend the meeting Of part6c1-
pate In a valid conference cau.
Dear Hotllne:
I attended out llUOletloft'• an-
nual meeting leet week_... hed to
be adfoumed 9'f'°9 .. didn't heft •
quorum.
The preeldeftt 8Meunced ttte ad·
foumment end atated lt\.e tM 11n-
nual meetl woulill JJlllft_k\
10 CliY•'•I our~-• at 7:f0 p.m.
However, I hewen't reoelwd enrtNng
In writing from the bwd ._. the
new meeting.
•• thle ......., Shouldn't ... tto.rd
tend out• new ..-...ounc.ftMftt'?
-Adl1Hnted In CM
Dear Adjourned:
If the date. time and piece of the
adfoumed meeting WM announced at
the meet!ng. no new written notice
need be tent. Howewr. many as-
sociations do Mnd out a new notice
to try to get a better atttndance and
hopefully a quorum at the ed)Ourned
meeting.
(Janet Powers I• an attorney With
Flore. Nordberg. Welle• & WOOif·
Wlllls. a law firm emphalzing the
practice of law In tr.. area of com-
munity suoelatlon .. SM t:Mtnot 1nd1-
v1dually respond to q1At9tlon•, but wfll
an$l!WH H many u poalble In the
weekly Hotline column. Al/ r..,,anHS
are baMld on current C~ 9tate
law and upon tM fact• ,,,._,,ffld
You should COMult your own llflllOCJ•·
tlon '• QOWlmlng docul'Nltr. or »gal counNI on any tP«:lflc ,,,.,,.,... Sub·
mlt your quntlon• to Community A1~
toclatlon Hot/I,,., DuPont Center.
2301 DuPont Drive, Sult• $00, Jrvtne
92115.)
Good deal on home can
be ruined by bad agent
BOAT LOVERS
-Dodt-,your boet ln your own sip and
entoy au the harbour actJvtty"1dud-1nc the Christmas parade from thts
main channel~ listed exduslve-
ly at S269.000.
OWNER FIUMCINQ
New home on $Udo Isle. )BR. 2YJ8A, two ~
master suite. hich fonnaJ dJn-lnC plus breakfast nook. )enno-Air cook
top. $799,000
___ ..
HUNTINGTON ...
HARBOUR
REALTY ®b<RIBSco .
. .
HIGHL y W'GRADED
I
B8r t>Uy ln lhe un ncton Harbour
cownhomes. 3-bedrooms, I 'h baths
1
1walk to shops schools and parks,
Setler has ~t anochef ~ and
r)eeds a fast sell Pool and tpa Md
dubhou.se. $229.900
....
1a11E1dcusva .
and smefJ the ocean air. Well located
unit In Harbour Padfic. Pool Mld spa.
Walk across. the street to the beach.
I BR + loft. can be 2nd bedroom.
OCEAN AIR
Dutch Haven Marina home wflh 1-br.
2-ba. pride ol ownership. wtthin
walking distance to schools and
parll Submit all offers. $247':000
LUXURIOUS WATERFRONT
emporary st mg s californ1c1 I
In a priva~e communit) complete'
..w:lt.h..DooLsuna and tennis all m a park-lik~ setting. l-br. 2'h~Ba Listed
Clldusively at $498,000
BEACH CLUB SERES
Laree comer 1oc In great harbour
location Close to bay. beach and
marina ~-bedrooms "'" den hlchly
UPCJaded With additions and tile
work $465 .000
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McCarthy's Bolen top construction exec .
MlchMI D. 9oleft, prelktent of '
McCarthy/Paciflc, a general contract-
ing flrm In Irvine, has been named
"construction exer.utlve of the ye91"
by the Construction F1nanctal Man-
agement Association.
The Orange County chapter of the
organtzatton presented the award to
Bolen during lta annual award• ban-
quet. The CFMA board of dtrectors
chose the award's recipient based on
his past contributions to the construc-
tion ·industry.
"Within six years under Mike
Bolen's leaderlhlp, McCarthy/Pacific
has become On. of the moet preml-
tran81t, rail and other tranapor1atlon and we work hand In hand with them
modee. to rMCh that golll.,e:• w.rt ~to
McKean CtMted and heeded Or-know tht we wtl ower -werdl
STATE ange County'• Celfomla Department to help them.::_'
of T,..,.,ortatlOn (Caftme) Of9trlct 12 o ROUNDUP ofb, which OS*'9d In 1987. tt wa .,_ PtlMlf, a ..... agent wtth
the flret new Celtrent office In 53 Century 21 C-o I •• ltd A9lllty. has
years.
sales. Laguna Beach also has a mort-During hl1 tef)Ure at Caltrana.
gage brokerage flrm which hu be-McKean wet reeponlible for the de-
come part of the operation. sign of the Century Freeway In Loe o ~ and determmlna the location
PhU Mclklde has been appointed and route of the Foothlll l=reeway from
vice presld«lt. flnanoe. for Coldwell s~ to San CMmM ........
&anlter RMI &tate, according to .,...... Ing and ptaMlng tor other
~· Qoed, first vice pr..,dent and mator hlohwey projects. ·
director of financial planning for the A Nlklent of La Mirada, McKMn le
firm. a greduate of USC where he earned
"Phil It reepc>nlible for the overall a bechelOr'a degr• In cMI englneer-
ftnanctal management of the rMlden-Ing. H9 le a reglatered profMalonal
tlal group," Goed Mid. "He also wlll cMt engineer and It actlw In •
overeee long-range ttrateglc planning number of profealonal organtzatlons,
for operating and capital budgett at lndudk>ng the American Society of
local and national levett." Ctvtl Englneere and the Friends of
McBride was moet recently man-Clvtl Engineering at UCI.
ager of the finance department at He also belongs to the Sierra Club
Coldwell Banker. He joined the com-and' the Santa Ana Rotary Club.
pany In 1984 as controller of the McKMn. 66. and his wife, £mlij, have
been named "sateeperson of the
month"' for September.
e.a1rner IJ)ee4aM Newpcw1 compeny'-s bro1<erage c:>_~etlon JD _ a_ aon and three-daught..._
-e:actlmore. In 1~86. fl s autles were 0 Beach properties, partlculatty Harber
Ridge, where she llvea.
• nent contractors In Orange County,"
said DeaiMn Cerpenter, president of
the oounty chapter. ''This accomplish-
ment, along with his overall Involve-
ment In the construction Industry,
ptayed,an Important role It\ the board
of directors' decision to select Mike
for this distinction."
The CFMA has presented the. "con-
slructlon executive of the year" awwd
since 1987. Past recipients were P9UI c...,., M. of R.J. Noble, ca.,
artdenon of the Brlnderaon Corpor-
ation and Leonerd aav• of Savala
Construction.
Bolen hu wortced In the conatruc-
Uon Industry for 16 years, 10 of which
were spent wtth McCarthy. As presi-
dent of McCarthy/P.ctflc, Bolen over-
aees business development, project
management. estimating, purchasing,
schedu11ng. accour1tJng and construc-
tion operations.
McCarthy/Pacific ranks as Orange
County's top commercial and Indus-
trial construction firms, according to
tt.e AprH Issue of the Orange County
Buainea Journal.
0
RE/MAX South County bro-
ker/owner Gery TIMMnee has t>Mfl
Ml'Md to the RE/MAX of CaHfornla
Med6e AcMwtl9fng and Advisory Com-
mtttee for 1990-91, aocore:-:to ............... Md..... '
~directors of R MAX Of
c.llfomla. n.om. h89 one of the largest and
moat 9UClCl ulfuf RE/MAX franchlM
operatlonl In c.nornia. He hu 15
yMrS of reefdentlal experience. start-
ing wtth RE/MAX In 1985.
RE/MAX South County ii one of the
largeet · rMldential rMI eetate corn-
~ In IOU1hern Orange County.
~ tht• year, ThomM nwged wfth
the two ~ ~ frenctM ...
owned by .............. .
Thomat now hu RE/MAX South
County offtcea In Mteek>n Vlefo, Et
Toro, Dana Point, San Juan
Capletrano, Lake MjMlon v-.o. Sen
Clemente and two of"'* In Laguna.'
The con'lbined offtcll hew,,.,_ 200 ,,,,.,. ____ ..... aaeoctat• and handle more
then 11 bMlon ywty In reelden1ttll
expanded to Include Washington. "Warmington Homes does more
O.C., and In 1987, he relocated to than any other builder to belp setl a
Coldwetl Banker's lntematlonal head-new home buyer's exJstlng home,"
quarters In Southern California. ctalms .lont DohertJ, vtoe president ot
McBride. a certified public accoun-Warmington Realty, the realty dlvtslon
tant. received a bachelor's degree In of Warmington Homes.
accounting from the University of "We're 9U0081Sful because we as.-
Maryland. He currently resides In ~st our buyert with the tllghest ex-
Mission VleJO. pertl9e available In order to get their
Coldwell Banker has neat1y 1,900 exl8ting home sold," declared Ooher-
resldentlal rMI •t•te offlcee and fy, -"° hu been with Wannlngton
more than 40.000 sales usoclatM In Relltty elr'°9 tta '"*tk>n In 1074.
North Ameriea.
"Selllno hOmea In Harbor Rktge Is
a pleasure." Palmer sav-. "I live there.
and I love It."
. 0
McCarthy recently competed a
$6.2 mllllon parking garage project In
Irvine as part of the Jamb<>f_B Center
office development.
0
· F1rat Cho'oe Realty of N.wport
Beech ha announcled that HewaNan
vacations for two wlll be awarded with
9ld1 eterow ctotJng.
The five level, 1,033-car garage at 3
Park Plaza It owned by the tMne
Company. The 945,0004quar•fOOt
factttty WU dHlgiled by fnme OM6gn
Group of Canoga Perie.
McCarthy preeently • bUlldk'lg an se million. •x-t.Yel parking atructure
at 4 Part< Plaza for the same com-
,.. pany.
Beginning Immediately, Flrat Ch<>k::e
buyers or setlers with a minimum real
estate value of $100,000 will recefYe
MVen dav-and six nights In Hwall for
two, with air fare. transfers and hotel
lnctuded.
"In today's challenging markat-
place, tueeeNful real eetate ventw•
require a competitive edge." ob-
served company prMldent....., AM
E""'""8n In explaining trll ACOQrlm.
"F1r1t Choice Realty 11 committed to
retatntng that edge."
She points to a recent company
expan8k>n. dftplte ttw9k>wer pace of
Southern California real •late, notk'lg
that "meny Of our cMents come to us
from word~-mouth ,....,... be-
cauM MrYtoe ....-Y does metter. The
Hawaff ~ le eymbolc of our
exceptlOnal merketlng apprOKh. ••
To bec:ome IMglble for the........,,
vecation ofter, ..... CM llM lmmedl-
atefy wtth the comp.ny. ~ alee>
are encourage to mow qutckly In
reoer.Mg First Cho6oe AMtty'a •-
tenetve lnwntoty of k>cet proper1 ....
Thoee lntereeted thoued call Flrtt
~ AMtty at 965-9440.
0
Former Cattrana chief Kett"
MoKMn hu Joined the muftt-dtl-
~ eng~nlng .and lurwytng ftnn of ... WlllM\
Froet & A..,._ In ntne.
A.a vtQe preeldent of tr•llPOftatlon,
!J4t wttt ~Md.,......• oam-pany'a depertment of tr~. "'*" "*"*'-tn NgtlWl'f protleta.
....
"We've found that good communica-
tion le tmperetlve betw•• a ~.
buyer and ....., In order to IUOCMe~
fulty ... , • h<>me."
In 1989, W8"'Wngton ~ty sold
IS 1 rnt1k>n worth of hofMI -homea
that had to be eotd In order to make
the purchele of • new Warmington
home poealble.
w~ Homea 1e one of the
-.ct group of buffderl that Mlt MW
hQn'\81 on c:onti19g11qt. The realty
dMlion wet formed to M the nMda
of MW home buyen Who requn
ueitt~ In the ..,. of their preeent
home to permtt thetr mow t~ the
newly purchaMd retktence.
Through Warmington Home•.
Warm6ngton RMlty'a ~of bro-
kera le ..,.. to ~ a full range Of
mn9t1ng npert1ee 1n a Pf'oSl!W" c»-
.,,_ O\W "*'Y ywt. hMoee
tnalude, but .,.. not llmftect to, nu;. t• llMlng, open "°'*' -requnct, and adYertl*'a along ...... ltiOlttthre ~amt for 1M buyer of the ,.....
·-.wlrmlngton "-"Y ... .,.,... °"
........ ~~"' of ... lftd ~
ty, '' l>oheny ._.. ''Nlleurllr -wt
thj .... to go""°""' .. ow...., ...
.
Sa.n Joaquin Valley ripe for • 1nvest1nent
By s.nford Nu
~ I~ ..... leNlce ~~ ::.Ot to be a hot mar-would find 'hot' mark.ta to be wry conauttant Alfred Gobar. Fresno ftn..
ket,'' K---.... ~. rtaky v.ntur•," the report Mid. lahed with a 8-and wu improvtng. FRESNO ~ When tt OOfM9 to rw
..... lnveetmer1t and dewk>pment,
the SM Joaquin V*"J I• • contender.
-... _, TM_ POPUldon cmtw'I ~ Hew Gobar said.
Two other Inland ctt6M -Sacra-Y°"', CNc:ago, Loe Angelle and Slirl ~ A rank of 8 connotes a strong
mento and Stockton -etao made the Fr8ndeco are ~ on the hot marttet. Gobar b .... hit ranklng9 on
A reel •tate , .... en ftrm In Cot-
umbua, Ohio, Nya three San Joequln
Valley cttlM -FrMnO, Vlaalla and
Bat<erafleki -offer promlq op-
portunltlM '°' lnveetora.
contender llat. Lut year, Stodcton 118ta becauM they .,.. -.Y. In• euppty and demand and attordablltty.
... rMked • a "llzzter" _ a cfty mend. The "not" Mat Inductee 14 new The ranking appea.ra In sunder maga-
·wfth a dtr• need for houelng. members, lncfudtng Miami, which re-zlne.
cently wu a top-perfMmlng marttet. Bakeraflefd achieved a C-ranking
Modeeto ftnlahed In the ''WtMlt'a Rottda II wtl-repreaented on the and was Improving. A rank of C
not" cae.gory. ThoM are ~ "not" Net. o.nter utd aeven of the 3' repreaents a region wi1h a balanced
munft... wtth. hlgtt v~ and a markets In that category are In martret -tuppfy equal to demand The Oanter Company IUrwyed 150
cities In lta annual r9nkfng of "what••
hot and wnat'a not." It conduded that
Freeno, Vtuffa and Bekerafleld are
neither hot nor coot,~ "con-
tenders" who lhow promt.e ~building has not kept up wtth demand.
aurplua of houllng. TN& wu the sec-Aodda. and buytng power equlal to ever-cae
ond-conMCUttve year Modesto fin-On the other hand, 11 cities that Income.
lahed In !Mt category. were on the "not" llat last yMr ex-Merced received a c and Is slldlng,
Laet the kl ra6Md perienced lltUe or no new develop-Gobar said. Modesto recefved a C+
y9ar • ran ng .,. ment and were elevated to the con-and 11 heading up. Vlsalla recefved a
brOW9 fbec81• ModM\o wa ben-t9nder ltatus. Oxnard-Ventura ii the . C-. San Luis Obi.nn recefved a B+
Kenneth Danter laid hll flrm con-
siders population growth and the
"Jnternal mobHlty" of each market In
the rankings.
efttlng rom • flood of commut.,. --from the San Fr8nCt8cc> Bay ., ... The only Caattornla mart<et to be moved but Is heading down t>ec;ause coo-
matk h '*owed t6nce up. atructlon Is not keeping pace with ~-et • Freeno also flnllhed well on a reg.. demand and prices are "doubte what
t · utar ranking by Orange County relllty they should be," he said.
Danter said despf te a record year
for buUdlnQ permits In 1989. F~
builders still didn't meet denwnd. He
aald _Fresno could lllp from tta con-
tend« status In o the "what e-not
category lf the torrid building con-
Unues thiough 1990 and a IUtplu9 of
housing develops.
San JON wet the only Caltfomla "iiiiiiii;ifiiiiiiiiii!iiijijjijijijjjjijii!iiiiij!ijiiijjiiiiiiiiiiiil cfty In thte yew's "smw" r1ndng. 11
Thia Is the second consecuttw ~
that Fresno has been !lated • a
contender.
"It II In the contender ll•t. but It did
decttne," Danter Aid.
Fresno real estate contuttant Robin
Kane Nkf Fresno's contender status
la ~ood becaute It reve.11 a balanced
"There le • deficit COMtNCtton en-
wonment In San Joae;• o.nter MMd.
not9d that IOri'MibOCiY" bef 18ftt1-
from eed'I category.
"()pportuntty for euc:oeea depelld•
upon on your perspecttve," the re-
port'• 9'ltfM)r Mid.
· ~ benefit from .,... wtth
the molt construction, lnveeton In
the mart( .. for the long h8Uf wfl haw
the moet oPPOftunfttes In P'acet
where demand ~I IUpply, the
report Mid.
"We d69CO• ed most of our dlenl8
(~lender• and manllgen)
.................. ,. KEY LENDERS AND RATES ., ......
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AlneficM Sevingl a... (714}Ml-117i4 '°~ 20 ... 11 117 1.-.. IO
&MkdMwtca (714)--10.-. 10 UDO .. 117 1~ 20
&MkdC .. iwnil i!">.,.., 10~ 10 HOO ao 111 l.11ft 20
CMra~Cotp. (714~ •1-1011 t.11ft 10 l.D ao 117 i~ 20
ChMe •MMMftan a.. {!142,...,, 10..-.. 21 2.000 ao tOOO 1.11ft 21
(I00) ... 1MI 101~ ' t .000 ao 117 ·~ 20
{!14lll0-1-10.'°°" 10 1.000 20 117 1 ~ 20
{!14) ..... 1 10~ 5 2000 '° 117 7.12ft. 10
(714) 7M-GOO 10J~ 20 2.000 45 117 1~ 20
Qr .. ~ ...... (IOO)at-ml to~ ' uoo 45 117 779N. ~
0.... ~Mort. {!14).1'47..onl 10.~ ' t .000 26 117 7.87K ao
~ ... ., ..... 10.~ 20 uoo '° 117 1.~ 20 ............. (IOO)•MNK 10.12.ft s 2.000 IO tl7 7 71G'W. 10
,..._...,.. MDftolve, Inc. (114)4141111 . 10~ 20 1.790 '° tt7 ...... 20
~~Functni (714) 117·10ll .. 10.--' uoo 30 117 7.79N. 20
tll pa" ; °'°"P (114)•1-GIOI t.11ft 10 2.000 IO 117 .. ...,,... 20 ao-..r;.a.1 (714)111).•I to~ 10 U?S ao tl1 ~ 10
P-*Flrll~ (714)21NllO 10.~ 10 2.000 ao tl7 1.~ 20
PiCllC NiiilDiiil llri (714) •1-tcm 10.~ to 2.000 IO 117 . ...,,... 20
(714)•..0 1012.ft 20 2.000 71 tl7 1.110.. 15
(714)--4112 10...,,. lCI UIO 41 aoo 1.~ 20
~.....,,., 10.~ 20 2000 41 117 ,,,,.. 20
••••1 10.-.. ' 1.000 41 117 WA WA
(111t-.1tOI ..... • .. .. 111 .....,,... 20
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1• • .. uoo '10 ,..
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1.111 • 1000 2.7'50 t TS tY
0.000 41 .. 2750 HO 3M
uoo ao 1000 2.750 ITS 1Y , .. ., -USO 110 3M
1.000 IO -2.290 110 tM
1.D '° ., UIO ttO ,..
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2.000 " IOO 2.s1'0 m ...
UDO IO IOO 2.250 110 , ..
2.000 IO -uoo ITI ...
o.a .. 500 2,125 ttD ..
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l .000 ao 111 UllO t tO ...
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1.000 71 117 OPU
t.171 '° IOO 1.150 110 ...
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Low-income r enter s 1nix in succe_ssfully
\
By Br.-Y lnmen
8'*"' to IN ~ Noe
When COMtruetlon le completed on
the 143-unlt ..,.,rment protect at
Arst and Mlltket .treeta In downtown
Rlverakte eometlme In 1992, 20 per-
cent of the one-bedroom apal1menta
are expected to r.nt fot only 1275 per
month. The r.mainder will go fot an
estimated S5ed a month.
The interior d11lgr• wtll be the
same In all the unha.
and the tenanta wMI
enjoy Identical
amenltlft' euch ..
dishwasher•. a IWtm-
mlng pool and
enclOMd parking.
The only dlfferenc:ie
will be the Income of
the resident a. The.._....,.._
renters In the tow-cost "'"'8n
units Wffl be poor. white the tenants In
the higher-priced units Wffl earn aver-
age incomes.
Local offlctals In Riverside don't
need to fret about whether this ex-
periment In aoclaJ engineering wtll
work~ The Idea of mixing Income
groups In new hou ng deVitOpments
Is Wfdefy ecc:epted u the most In-
novative and successful way to bulld
affordabte houlfng.
In the lut 8'x years, an estimated
100,000 ep&rtmeAts In California have
. , been built In devek>pments where at
leat 20_ percent of the hoU9ing unit.I
are Mt aeide for low-Income tenants.
In most ceMS. developers rec:*Ye
federal and state government
eubsldkts In exchange fot teaing 1
pot11on of the apartments to renters
with modest Incomes.
"It's a housing strategy that every-
one ecknowtedges ts smart public
policy," said Gary Squier, the new
dlrecfor of Housing Preservation and
Produclton for the city of Los Angeles.
"The low-cost units are lnv1slb4e, and
you don't have the problems of a.gr•
gating the poor In big, ugly comptex-
es."
Before mixed-Income housing be-
came popular In the late 19809, the
government's 30-year record of
sublMdtzlng housing wu considered
by many experts to be a flop.
With 100 peroenl of the tenants
earning betow the poverty line, these
developments often were built in the
worst neighborhoods and ex-
pertenced problems Wfth crime. drug
abuse and poor maintenance. They
became symbots of a f.wed govern-
ment 1'oostng poftcy-= which elected
offlciaJa often pointed to when they
voted down new funds for housing.
But when Congress approved a
major housing bill two weeks ago.
mixed-Income projects offered
SIUinp finally hits
Sacramento market
By Jim Jotinaon pricing. They shoold at least listen to
Mcelatcfty,.... s.vtee offers from aJI buyers.
SACRAMENTO _ The housing "Curb -appeal Is Important, too,"
she said. market In the Saer•mento area l111't Columbo·s company, In fact. has
on Its knees yet -like those In some developed a program based on this
other regions -but lions of It• belief: the "blue-ribbon award pro-weakening are deflnltety showing. gram ...
After nearly two years of almost "Informally," Cofumbo said. "we
continuous Iner...... the median call It our 'picky. picky, program: "
price of an existing home hu fallen Created to give the company'• llst-
approxtmatety $8,500 over the put Inga a boost In eoft mal'ketl IUCh a1
two month1, according to the S.cra-the San Franetac:o Bay ar ... the pro-
mento Auoelatlon of Aeettot1. The gram has demonstrated that It works.
last time a similar downturn oc::curred Mid .Wry Abbott, eenlor vice presl-
waa In the faJI of 1988, when the _ dent of Coldwell Banker's Saeramen-
medlan plunged more than $6,000 -to region. Properties that have earned
from S91.6e'1 to $85,640. that designation, he said, sell more
Sales are down llgnlflcantly, and quickly.
there are more than twice as many Sacramento la now fit to ~ tied
exlatlng homes on the market. com-Wfth the blue ribbon program. j move
pared wtth a year ago. That means that came eooner than tome local
that 8'ncere Miiera muat adopt new managers expected.
atrateglee. aald Paula COiumbo, man. Candtdat• fot blue ribbon• are
ager of an ofttoe of Coktwe'I Banker lnepected and eYatuatect by three
Real &tate &ervtcel north of Secra-agenta, u.mg a 127-point checklllt.
mento In Roeievtlle. Rlbt>on-wtnners need to toor• at leat
Multiple on.a. whact\ were coma 100 point•. rnonpeeee a f9w monthl ego, hew What may Metn ltke tttt .. Wngt -
become prectlcalty non•:iclatent. ahe a hole In the front Yllfd, teewe In the
aakf. "h'a tough to get one off9r on gutt«. dtrty wlndowa. burned-out
some houMI. tet ~ teYerll." MQht bulb•. dotMe lyfng ... ound -Sacremento ..... eoent Kathy mey coet potntL So, too. can uncon-
Pk.lmb ...... SM hal a coupte of fined pets. strange cooking odon,
t tltter hof'Me. Of'9 tor I 119,HO end end ~ Medonna poet.,. In • teen-
the oetw fat I 149,HO. tMt heW beet\ -oe!'• bedfoOm, ColumbO Mkt. on""9 ,,_.... llnce rnkllunWMf. One ''The .... PlflOMI a home look•. re•cm.., Mv9n't ~ .old. lhe the b9tt•," lhe Mild. "The klM le to
Mid, 1e ._ the .... ._. ~ ~a newel. co.net~·
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"It'• no .._, a ....,., nwtlM. ·:~ new ,..,.. -ao proepectw ~
Columllo .....:~:!.'" ....... INl1 ~ ~ • .-.i ........ how the
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California Trends
evidence that government-subsidized
housing could work and wu worth
funding.
Theae developments are more than
just a cr•tlYe way of financing IOW-
coat housing. Mixed-Income housing
•tao Is a "Yehlckt for breaking the
soctal tsotatton of poverty," according
to a new study conducted by Boston
University Professor Elizabeth Mulroy.
She looked at three mlxed-lncome
housing projects In Laurel. Md.; St.
Louis. and Fremont, Calif.
In all three cases, the mixing of
incomes helped "to shatter barriers
shaped by prejudice and fear of the
unknown." Mulroy said. Several other
Important conclusions about mixed-
Income housing can be drawn from
the research:
•The market-rate renters did~ not
steer away from mlxed-ioncome· pro-
jects. "Most are not even aware that
their complex had a certain number of
units set aside for low-Income ten-
ants," ~Y said
•Mixed-Income projects often have
the aame amenities as other market-
rate apartment devetopments. In Fre-
mont. for example. the 192-untt pro-
J«;t offers washers and dryers In
MEil
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buy the house tor the full asking prioe.
but with onty a 5 percent down pay-
mer. t, not quite enough to cover even
the commission fees for the real es-
tat~ egents.
NC>fmally the sellers never would
have given Mary a second look, but
..since many h9tJ.seS wwe ~
on the market In their aree. they
agreed to consider the offer. A meet·
Ing was set up to be attended by Jim,
the sellers and their real estate agent,
Gary.
Before the meeting. Gary had to
remind Jim to bring a document that
was legally required before any
papers could be IMgned. Jim did get
the papers. but he was 15 minutes
late for the meeting.
When the session started. Jim told
the sellers that Mary had declared
bankruptcy but had had no rtnanolal
troubles since then He said She was
Wflllng to meet aJmost all of the
Miiera' conditions.
The setlera had planned to let •
buyer assume their FHA mortgage
und« • provtsion through whleh they
would 1tffl remain ~ally reapontlbkt
for the mortgage If the buyer de-
faulted.
They asked Jim whether Mify had
~ pafd on the compan1ee that
were Involved In the bankruptcy.
(Some peopte who declare
bankruptcy do this to Improve tt*r
credit 1tandlng, ewn thc>ugh they're
not legally required to do ao.)
Jim uaured the ... ._. that M.ry
hed Indeed pekt Off her oredttOt"I and
l8'd he could produce proof.
The .....,_ atMt we CC>nC*Md
abOUt being ~* tor • mon-gege end not knowtng wMther Mery
weud...ba.abla to OI~ It eed'I month.
So tMy propoMd tl\tlt tMy kelp the
~ end Mety ~ pey them
..,_ montt\. They thouO"t ,.._ ~ . . .. . . . . .. . .
every unit. Individual patios, a sauna.
a ape and a swimming pool. Thae
upgrades were necegary to make the
market-rate unit• marketable to pro-
spective mlddte-lncome tenants.
•The different Income groups
"offer positive roJe models In both
directions,·• according to a property
manager cited In the Boston Univer-
sity study. "Tenants earning $50,000
learn that they h.w& simltar Interests
with mothers on public assistanQe,
and these mothers Jearn that tenants
earning $50.000 have some of the
same everyday problems that their
own families have." he said.
The mixed-Income housing idea
was first pioneered In the ear'IY 1980s
Then. detractors argued that blending
economic groups would arouse soclat
conflicts.
Those worr1ed proved to be un-
founded.
For eir.ample. at Coleridge Park
Homes 1n San Francisco. ··peopte
don't even know the difference," said
resident manager June Keith There.
the one-bedroom. tow-cost apart-
ments rent for ~28 a month and the
market-rate units rent for $673
Moreover. the tow-cost units p
ent no more of a management hea(j-
ache than the market-rate units. ac-
cording to Keith. "The concept works
for everyone." she said.
fall under the heading of a
wraparound mortgage.
This seemed fine to Jim, and he was
ready to write up the proposal. But
Gary. the sellers' agent, wasn't sure
such an arrangement would work. He
wanted to get a legal opinion before
anything was written oot
A long discussion and many phone
calls followed. Jim clearly was bored
by the proceedings He l()()t(ed at his
watch repeatedty and wondered aloud
how a football game was g0tng. Gary
did all the work.
Gary finally was able to reach a real
estate lawyer, who told him the ar-
rangement being considered was u.
legal In their state. It went under the
name of "Jand contract." which Is
considered unfair to home buyers.
It was Gary. the sellers agent.
rather than Jim. who was supposed to
be giving the buyer a fair sh4ke. who
discovered this
The sellers then proposed that
Mary assume the FHA mortgage but
mall them a copy of the canceted
check each month along Wfth her
payment on the second mortgage.
This was agreeable all around, and
the ..eters signed the contract. They
put In only one contl~ They
wwe going to cheek out Mary 1 credit
report to make sure what Jim had
Mid was true.
The next day, the Mftera got a copy
of the Ct«tlt repott. They IMtned that.
contrary to what Jim had aafd, Mary
had not paJd off any of her Ct'edfton
after the bankruptey. Wotae 1tm. the
had been tr.ree month• late on a
credit card peyment fu•t montha ean•
The ... ..,.. didn't know It Jim had
lied out"GM or If he WU just ~
tent. But they knew t"-Y didn't want
to dell wtth h6m any further. They
wtthdlw from tM llO'eetnenl •
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