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NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA • The three most popular excu1es
for not exercising:
1J CJOn't have the time ---------
2) too tired
3) loo self-conscious about my body
Solntt: 0oua ~ ol Shape.Up NNipoft
Serving the Orange Coast since 1907 26 cent•
New policy would cut travel expanses of city officials ·
~Proposal comes six months after San Francisco trip that featured
$278 hotel rooms, $35 lunches, show tickets and a $1 O bellhop tip.
Dennis Danner's proposals for reimburs-
ing 1ravel expenses incurred by city em-
ployees and members of ci1y boards, com·
mi sions and commiuees.
"It') not ncce~)arv to authorize the per
diem of S50 1f 1t 's ·a t\\-o-day seminar in
San Diego and all the meal!. arc pro-
ndcd," Danner said.
Bike trail to
be widened,
parking lost
~The decision to widen
Seashore Dr. bike path will
eliminate 38 vehicle spaces
in parking-starved area.
By Iris Yokol
&illr Wlllr
WEST NEWPORT -A plan to
widen the Seashore Drive bicycle
trail to ease overcrowding will wipe
out about 38 rarldng spaces on the
south s.ide o the popular coastal
street. city officials said.
To improve visibility and safety on
heavily traveled Seashore. the City
Council on Tuesday night approved
the off-street parking committee's
recommendation to widen the paint-
ed bike path from 34th to 56th
Street.
But by widening the tw~way path
by four feet, the city wdl wtpc out
several dozen public parkinf spaces
presently nestled in front o beach·
front homes, aa:ording to city Traf-
fic Engineer Rieb Edmonston.
Council members said they ago-
mz.cd over the idea of removing
parking paces in the already park-
mg-<leficicnt beach area, but afety
concerns uJumately prevailed.
"It was an absolute nightmare try-
ing to fif':'re out the right thing to
do," said Councilman Clarence
Turner. "We need to rerqove the
cars so people backing out of their
garages can sce .. .I wish I had a bet-
ter solution."
Congestion on Seashore Drive,
which stretches from 32nd Street to
the Santa Ana River, is a traditionaJ
problem in the area. Bicyclists, jog-
gers, skaters and surf crs carting
surfboards share the crowded street
with motorists, and residents con-
tend many accidents have occurred
because of the congestion and lim-
ited sight distance.
Bcachf ront residents backing their
cars out of the garages can't see on-
coming cyclists and skaters, while
visibility at intersections is also
blocked by parked cars, locals say.
By Iris Yokol
Staff Wr1llf
NEWPORT BEACH -Six months
after a dozen city orficials spent roughly
Sll,000 in public funds to attend a five -
day convention in San Francisco, a new
city travel policy has been drafted that
A bsrry big push
binds officials to $50 per day for meals
and limits the amount of mileage reim·
burscd.
The city's budget committee is slated
today to review and recommend City
Council approval ""-of Finance Directoc
The 1hrec-page dr;ft policy includes a
set per diem rate of S50, whith officiab
are to use for meals, laundry, tip) and
01her daily expenses. Departmen1 di·
rec1ors are alM> given authority to reduce
the per-day payment in certain cases, such
as when·short seminars are held nearby.
The propo)cd policy abo specifics that
the city will J>liY only for starn:f'drd, coac~
fare airline tid.cts and i.inglc-occupancy,
)tandard ho1cl room) If officials opt 10
dme rather than nv to distant locations,
they \\ill only be 'reimbursed as much
See EXPENSES/lie* Piii
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l Costa Mesa
a mecca tor
the· homeless
~City of the Arts ranks 9th in homeless
population among southland cities.
Newport Beach ranks 48th in census.
By Anna Cekola
Stall W ter
COSTA Ml:.SA -The tO\\-n tha1 bilh lt)elf a' the
Hub of the Harbur Area h abo a huh for 1he JrcJ's
homelc''· according to rccentl~ relc.1,cd dJta rJnk-
ing Co)tJ ~le'J among the lop 10 Southern CJhfor-
n1a Citic' in terms of homelc'>s populJ11on
The mformatinn comes from 1990 ccm.ul. data re·
Cl!ntl)' Jnal}Zni h) 1he s~iuthern CJltlorni:t As·
soc1att0n ol Go,crnmcnt)
Out of the 151 South I.ind c11ie-. Jn.11~ Led b~
SCAG. Col>t:l Mc~a r.1nkcd
ninth \\ llh 151 homclel>
people "ho It' e e1the r in
emergent) i.hdtcrs or on
the street,.
Costa Mei.a ranked third
in Orange County, behind
Anaheim. with .i9 home-
less, and Santa Ana, "ith
436. With a homclc s popu!
lation of 45, Ne" port Beach
lied for 4 th with Mon1clair
among the Southland cities
and placed ninth among the
28 Orange County cities on
the It t
Abou1 90 of the homelc)
people counted in Co)ta
Mesa were rla)!.1ficd as
· strcel people: the rcl>t being •
re'1dent of temporar) shel·
1er
The homeless
The following I) a lrSt d
the top 1 0 Southern
aJrtom c:it.b in ms of
rhe homerla5 popu~
according to reant census:
l ) Los Anples ....... 7,76'J
2) San Bemardino .... 96 l
3) Sant.a Monie.a ••.•... 686
4) Anaheim ............... 498
5) Long Beach .......... 460
6) El Monte .............. 09
7) Sant.a Ana ............. -436
8) Oxnard ................. 339
9) Costa Mesa ....... -251
1 O> Pasadena ............ 23-4
Local offic1Jls ':>IJ1J 1hc) "ere baffled at "hY Co-.ta
Mc)a "ould rank -.o high. Some ha'e crtt1cized the
figures a-. being inadequate. SCAG it elf concluded
the numbers "ere not a "comprchcmt'e a~ ·
ment" of the homelc) populations.
Some )pecula1cd that homclc)S people migh1 be
attracted to the local churchc'> and relict agenc1e
offering helter .1nd free food. "h1lc other 1hough1
the mild climate, pro,imtt) of the bcJch and rela-
ti\-ely safe streets might be anllthcr lure.
Councilwoman Ruthelyn Plummer
has long advocated eliminating park-
See SEASHORE!•
Norm Heinrida works on unloading an ~muse
ment c~r for the upcoming Fish Fry at lions
Park in Costa Mesa. For a complete and de-
tailed look at the event, see Wcel<end, in ide.
"l "as somewhat di turbed to see Co t.1 Mesa has
the third most homeless in Orange County." said
Counctl\\oman Sandy Gems. "And 1hcy probably
mi' cd the people who live in lhe1r car.."
See HOMELESS/llel Piii
NawPort's batUe of the bumps
moves from street to ballot box
By lrts Yokol
a.II Wlllr
NEWPORT BEACH -Residents of Highland Drive in Dover
Shores and Carnation Avenue in Corona del Mar will be polled on
whether they want speed bumps on their streets.
Debate over the use of speed bumps has heated up over the past
couple of weeks u crews prepared to install the traffic devices on
~ral streets. Neiabbors and Oty Council members alike have
bepn to take aides on the effcctiYcncsa of the ceinent humps.
Fcudina residents of Hipland Drive and Carnation Avenue have
been embroiled in a frenzy oC lianatwc collection, tryina to ptber
either suppon or opposition to the bumps planned on their streets.
See BUM~,_
Inside lhe Pttot Rohrabacher is top campaign spender
~ Incumbent outpaces Buff a, Green. Supporters range from gun lobby to rock star.
By Russ Loar ponent Peter Green says it's evt-
5111 Wltlr • dencc of the power of incum-
Rep Dina Rohrabacber has bency.
outspent hie; Republican op-Recently released campaign
poncnts more than 4 to 1 tn the financial tatcmcnt show that
GOP pnmary campaiio for, the Rohrabacher (R-Huntinaton
new 4Slh Congr ional Da trict. Beach) has pent $95,957 on h
While Rohrabacher's cam-campaign, compared to $19.59
paign managers c bis fund-for Green and $21.567 for C',osta
rai ing 5UCCCSS as a measure of Mesa Oty Counalman Peter
popular support, Huntington Buffa.
Beach Counc1lmau and op-Buffa's campaign ~ports the
largest debt: $1 7,J.47 owed to
the Greensburgh Group of
Costa Mesa for polJtul coosult-
an work and SSOO to a private
indMdual for campaign manage-
ment SCTVJCeS.
"In general, the fund rais'
reflects what's gomg on in the
economy fi&bt now," said Buffa
campaiin mana er DaJc Wheel·
er. ''1bc dollan arc very sea roe."
SM CAMPAtGN/9
QA8SIJ1fO AD Of l1lf DAY
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..
ocals Only
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Dad's a poster boy
with this artsy gift
C !icbes become cliches 'cause they're true. One such saying
as that men arc tough to buy for ...
The approach of Father's Day doesn't make things
easier ...
But, Tom Lofton at Photo Sculptures in
Fashion Island thinks he's on to something
good ...
What's the big idea Tom .. ?
"Jt•s Poster Sculptures," he said. "They're the
same concept as Photo Sculptures, but they're
for the wall," says Tom. He told me nobody else
has anything like them.
The poster size alternative ponraits add
life-lilcc1 sculptural dimcnsionali . The 're" __ _
fabricated by hand, and their lightweight
material will last forever. "Just dust 'em with a
feather duster -they're maintenance free," Tom
says.
The introductory price is $175. In June the _____ ., price goes up to $250.
The hope is that dad will think it's really a stand out on the
wall ...
0 I call 1t used clothing, but Janine Thibeault ... calls it "The
rediscovery of an old piece • a
reinterpretation."
Her way sounds better ...
Janine is talking about the
Groove line of recycled art wear.
In the 90's spirit of conservation
Janine and her partner Cory Hills
will provide you with revamped
pieces to update your wardrobe.
They arc also happy to work with
you r vin tage rags and give 'cm a
one or a kind look.
I was visiting with them at the
place they opened on 17th Street,
Haute Groove, in Costa Mesa.
Janine describes the place as
Janine Thibeault (left) and
Cory Hills
kinda' Bohemian. "It's the type of shop you'd sec on Melrose,"
she says.
Cory and Janine are influenced by their backgrounds in
architecture and design and they've put together quite an
assemblage of hip 50's inspired limited edition and custom
furniture, objects d'art and clothing in the style of designers like
Eames and Betoia ...
Kinda' deco/rattan, but comfortable ...
They're anxious to consult with you on how to transform you r
old stuff into new again courtesy of their imaginative ideas ...
0
Every once in a while, the Broadway and May Company have a
special
"buy rwo -gel one free" sale on Warner's and Olga bras in
styles like "shine on" and "lace charmers". Basically, the styles
arc priced about 1hc same and the sale makes 'cm a good deal.
Buy two at $20 and with the third one free it winds up costing
you about 13 bucks per bra ...
OK. but better is to check out the Warner's and Olga factory
outlet on Baker Street in Costa Mesa ....
You won ·1 bother. searching for sales ever again. The place isn't ·
cushy, but their everyday prices beat the pants of other stores'
sales prices ...
The have some bras marked irregular for $7.99 (I couldn't tell
you why. The ones I checked looked fine .) But nearly all or the
items in lhe store arc first quality and there arc loads of things 10
choose from.
They carry designer nighties, undies and teddies too. {Teddies
regularly $34 were going for $5.88 1he day I was there.)
If you're worried about gelling the right fit ask Alice
Hernandez to help you out. She's the manager: Alice kno"'s her
stuff.
She's got the hang of things ...
0
"What "111 we do? We'll do anything!" Jim Splittgerbcr told
me. He says they're into customer service. ·we want to help our
customers: we want to solve problems; he says ...
Jim manages Newport Stationers in Harbor View Center on San
Miguel. He wants to help you solve your dilemma . what to buy
for graduation presents ...
He told me 1n time for graduation all their high end pen and
pencil sets (including Mont Blancs) arc on sale at 20 percent off.
They have an even better deal on Cross pen and pencil sets.
The gray finish set is usually $45, but now they're selling cm' for
$29.25.
''We sell a lot of these, "he says.
0
U you comt across any b•rgalns or unusual Items or /I you
bow of• rrtal/tr who pro.-/dts outstanding stn-ltts or quality bf
1utt to c•ll and /ti mt know. You an rr•cb mt 111 497-987J or
stnd •fax to 646-4170.
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Briefly
4,• ..... tll'lll ~llvl
NEWPORT BEACH -A citizens' group
seeking to limit City Council members to two
four-year terms has gathered roughly 4,000
support signatures -about 2.000 away from
qualifying an initiative -but council
members once again rejected a call to place
the measure on the ballot themselves.
Newport Residents to Limit City Cou1tciJ
Term must collect at least 2,000 more valid
voters' signatures by June 8 -less than two
weeks away -:-to get their initiative on the
November ballot. The citizens' ~oup is led
by Councilman John Hedges' wife Maria.
___9>uncilma_n HcdgesJlleanwhilc.-!ried once_
more Tuesday -but failed -to get his
council colleagues to put the term-limit
measure on the ballot.
Hedges pointed to the several thousand
signatures collected in three weeks as proof
that a term limit would pass if put to a vote.
But council members again refused to put
the issue on the ballot, saying they didn't
believe term limits were useful to government
and that if citizens wanted the limits, they
could pursue the initiative themselves.
"Have at it," said Councilman Oarencc
Turner. "I'm not about to run again ... but I
feel strongly that term limits solve nothing."
The latest citizens' effort is a follow-up to
a similar campaign in 1990 that narrowly
missed -by 281 signatures -qualifying an
initiative for the November 1990 baJlot.
That initiative was controversial because it
would have put the eight-year term Limit into
effect immediately. which would have
bumped third-term council members Evelyn
Hatt and OonaJd Strauss from the council
even if they had won re-election.
Earlier this year, Hedges also tried
unsuccessfully to get the council itself to
Funeral services held for
art patron EmmaJana Crary
Memorial services
were held Wednesday
for Emmajane Crary, a
founder of the Newpo rt
Harbor Art Mu cum
who died Saturday of
cancer at Hoag
Hospital.
Services we re held
at the St. James
Epi copal Church 1n
Newport Bench. Em!"ajane Crary
followed•by a reception
at the Four S~ns Hotel.
Mrs. Crary, 80, was a 30-ycar resident of
Lido Isle and lived at the Four Season.,
Hotel during the lust six years. She·wa'
born in Shawnee, Okla., and graduated
from the University of Oregon in 1932. She
moved 10 Newport Beach in 1947 with her
late husband Elisha Avery Crary IV, a
federal court judge.
She was one of 13 members of the Fine
Arts Patrons, the group responsible for
Costa Mesa
Someone slole a wall-mounted telev1s1on rrom :t
room II 1he Se:i Breeze Mo1el 11 ;?()!)() Newport Ol\'d, The $Cl v.·as ,..or1h 11bou1 S.300. •
A burglar, who v."Cnt 10 1he lroublc or un)('Tc~1ng all the bar~ from a window, 5tole nboul St.200 \\t>rlfi of car stereo e~uipmen1 11nd a c..r ph(>ne rrom Auto
Boutique las1 SJturday The ~hop " locJlcd ni :?145 Harbor m~-d. •
Someone StOIC J b1kC 30d M>me 1001 from II £.trnJlC
in an apanmcnl complex nt 191~ Wallncc Ave Tile
LOCAL nMPERAlllB:
Newport Beach 67/62
Bal~: 67/61
Costa Mesa: 69/60
Corona del Mar: 66/60
resurrect the term limit issue.
Despite Hedges' proposal for a term limit
that would not unseat anyone. most of the
council rejected the idea, saying a limit was
unnecessary because the electorate has
consistently shown their dissatisfaction by
voting leaders out of office.
Council members also argued that such a
term limit would cause too much turnover on
the council , preventing the city from having
experienced leaders, which is crucial when
dealing with regional issues and serving on
regional boards.
Supporters or tht\ term fimit say the new
version is better because it doesn't target any
cua:cnt muncil members or prevent the
from running for re-election in November.
To get involved in the drive, ~II Maria
Hedges at 675-5185. ,
-By Iris Yoko/
New trill In lorcad blood test
NEWPORT BEACH -A federal appeals
court has thrown out a 1988 jury verdict io
favor of Newport Beach police and ordered a
new trial on a motorist's charge that officers
forcibly made him take a blood-alcohol test.
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled
lost week that the trial judge in Steven
Bohunis' case against Newport Beach failed
to instruct Lhe Jury that u c of exec sivc force
in making a driver take a blood test is
unconstitutional.
Bohunis, now 33, was arrested in 1985
after he lost control of his car on Jamboree
Road and skidded down a 70-foot
embankment. He admitted he was drunk at
the time, but he alleges that after he was
unable to perform the breath test he
requested at the station, ix police office~
held him down at Hoag Hospital while a
nurse drew a blood sample.
founding the Nc"port 1 larbor An Museum
in 1962
Mrs. CrJt) aho "cncd ~JS d1rc,1or of the
World Aflair Council ir. Los
Angeles from 1963 to l 9SO, and in
1972 helped to foul)d the Or;rngc
County World Affairs Council.
In 1956 she w,1, prc-.1dcnt of 1he
AS!>l'>tancc League or Ne~port Mesa
and she "as director or the Dl,110,dcll
ln~1 i1ute from 1%0 to 1970. She is
al o the author of t\\O bool !>.
"Ad1..en turc in Humor" and "The.
Superior MJn 10 Politics."
Mrs. Crary is sun-i~cd by stepM>ns
Eh-.llJ A. Crnry V and Oli\er N.
Craf) and fJmihcs. ln lieu of no"ers,
family memhcr request that donations
may be sent to the Assistance League of
Newport Beach, 505 32nd St.. Newport
Ocach 9~663.
Mae Robins, 89, mother of
prominent auto dealer . ~
NEWPORT UEACH -Mac 0. Robin,
"1fc of the late Theodore ~obin "hose
burfl:ir :app.m:n11y gol into ,1n unoc\:up1~J gJrJgC nc"< door and l.ic~cu1hroush a wall •
A rJ, m:1chine .ind Mcrco 11.cn.: am11n1 1hc 11cm'
,1olcn from a husinc'l a1 :!214 Ncwron 01\J.
cwport Beach
A 4 2-cnrul. emcr11ld-cu1 dmmond 11.or1h S:?:!.000
""' \tolcn from a hume un 1he IMX> bltlCI. of Wc~I
OJ) S1rcc1 wmctimc dur1n1 1hc IJll ""' 11.cd 1hc· '11an10nd .ind ~.~ in lUrrcncv 11.crc ~lolcn from 1
lo1:kcd i:1k 1n the IKlmc. The rc~11.knt :iiiJ he ldl 1hc
c'"1mhina1ion 10 1hc i..ifc on a drc \Cr Police believe
lhC burgl.ir U)Cd lhc COOlhin .. lion tO open lhc arc
...I)
Muaglng Editor Steve Marble ... 642-4321 I
Defended by attorney Stephen Y~.
who filed about a dozen brutality lawsuiu
against the city in the 1980s, Bobunis sued
the city and police io federal co"n, chargina
his civil rights were violated bccaute
excessive force was used to make him tako
the test.
Yagman filed a similar lawsuit against the
city for another mqtorist, Timothy Hammer,
who won $15.500 in d~mages In 1987.
Yagman contended ihat although the same
federal jud~e presided over both Hammer's
and Bohunis' cases, the judge gave differertt,
erroneous Jury instructions in Bohunis' case.
Yagman said he expects a retrial of
..Bohunis' cas.-around the-end ot the year.
-lly In1 Yotol
Grolllllbrllk Ill for ... ..,
Groudbreaking ceremonies fbr Newport
Beach's new $14 million Central Library will
be held at 4 p.m. June 14.
The event will feature the El Toro Marine
Corps Band, costumed characters from
favorite books and rcfrcshmenu. The theme
and attire for the day will be red, white and
blue-in honor of Flag Day.
Years in planning, the 52,000 square-foot
building is scheduled for completion late next
year. The library will be located north of
Pacific Coast Highway on Avocado Avenue.
Elizabeth Stahr, co-chairperson of the
Newport Beach Public Library Foundation,
said he hopes support from the community
will help the foundation meet its fund-raising
goal of $1.S ptillion by the groundbreaking.
The foun&Jtion encourages donations or
any amount. Those who give $1,000 or more
will be recognized on a special library wall
dedicated for their upport.
For more information call 548-3131.
-BJ' tbe D•/J;y Piiot
;.f'-'._:, .. , .r .. ~. -. "" ....
co .. t,1 MC'>J auto dcaler..hip remains a
fi\turc on the I !arbor Boulevard business
scene, dicJ FriJa)'. She \\>V5 89.
,\ ros.1ry and funual M.1-.s "'"be held
toJ.1) at 11 a.m. at Our Lady or Mt.
C.armcl Cat holic Church in NC\\port
Be<ich. !'riv.ate in ternment \\ill be in Good
Shcphc rJ Ccmctel)·.
Uorn in Uccville. Tcx:is on March 30.
1903, Mr-.. Robins w,1 a long -time member or 1 luntc~ AllAiliary of Hoag H())pital, •
American Legion Women·~ All.lili:iry, Ebell
Club of Newport Beach, C~melot Chapter
of the Or.1ngc County Performing Arts
Center and the Alter Society of Our Lady
01 ~h Carmel Catholic Church.
Robins is Ul"'l\ed by n son, Theodore
"Uub" Robin-. Jr. of Newport Beach; n
daughter, Mary Robim of Garden Gro\·e:
gr.1nJchildrcn, Sarnh Robin of Coeur
d'Alene. hJ,1ho. Jarnci. Robins of San ta
An.1 :ind David Rubino; of !nine: and four
grc.11-gr anJch1IJrc n.
In lieu ur 00\\Crs, donations m.1y be sent
10 I loag I kilrt Institute, 301 Newport
Uhd., Box Yt Nc"port 13each, 9:?65li-8912.
Arr.rngcmcnh are being made by Pacific
View Monuary of Newport Beach.
..
"\lw )tokn from the ~fc \\ere appraisal documents for 1hc d13mo11d and IYoO p:iintanp. Police found no 'ign) or forced cnlry 10 1hc house or the sore . • BurglJ~ 1001. $440 1n Cl \h from 1hc "''"'room or
1t hou~c on 1hc 300 blut k of 62nd S1rcct wmc11mc be·
t"'ccn tO 30 p.m. Mond.i) and :.JO .a m. TucsJ.ay,
v.h1k 1hc rc~1Jcn1 "'•' a)lccp in :i bAck bedroom. The
money "'11' •lokn from a pu~ left on 11 cotrcc table
in the 11\·ina room. Police bchC\C entry to lhc house 11.J> m.itk tfirou&h an unlotkcd doot • t\ romputcr 11.pr1h Sl.000 v.-u 1olcn O\'Ct lhc Mc·
mon;il Q.!)' v.~dcnd rrum Firs1 New Enal;ind Finan·
cial .. , IWI l)o\'C St. Police found no "&ni of fo~cd
entry •
hSI ua.e.4 7.M LM, J.4
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Newport BMch/Co•ta M ... Dally Pilot Thursday, May 28, 1912 M
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Vail of tears: A trip to the .Colorado ski resort from hell
I recently returned from a week's
vacation in Colorado, and I've got
some advice for you: don't go to
Vail. Especially in May when the two-bit
reson closes down.
half-mile wide. Vail wa not the quaint,
alpine village l had pictured in my mi nd.
More like Fullerton with snow. The town's composition is roughly two-
thirds condos, one-third T-shirt shops. If
not for skiing, which stopped April 15, Vail
would have no reason to exist.
away. I should ha\C
known better -a
bargain trip to V:ul! -
but l ju~t didn't think it
through. l even knew
Vail's t"-O mo~l famous
celcbri11e "'ere Gerald
Ford and Dan Quayle,
and I still didn't figure it
re:.taurant:.: first·ratc. The night life: rua
:ind varied. 1 he people: totally friendly.
£\en without snow. A pc;n's charm
sparkles -a little too brightly. if Y9U ask
the locals, since it's drawn a hu&e crowd
from Holl)'\\OOd in recent years: Cher.
Oprah, Don and Melanie, and The
DonJld.
If I sound a little bitter, well, consider
this: a travel agent sold
me on the idea of a
spring trip tb Vail. She
painted a picture of a
world-class ski resort
tucked neatly into the
Rockies -fresh air,
melting snow, pine
trees, babbling brooks.
And, of course, the
package was mine for
an unbelievably low
price.
The town's composition is roughly
two-thirds condos, one-third T-shirt
shops. If not for skjing. which st~ped
April lS, Vail would have no reason to
exist. (£-or the best insight into the town, Second, we weren't even able to
browse in the many fine T-shirt &hops
since nearly everything in Vail closes
down during May -or "Locals'
back after Memorial Day."
Swell. We were stuck. Thanks. Ms.
Travel Agent, for the full disclosure.
out. 4i
But once there, l did knO\\ a dog
when 1 saw one, so we quickly packed
our bags the next morning and headed
fo r Aspen, a beautiful old mining town
at the base of Ajax Mountain. Actually,
we stayed in Snowmass, a wonderful
resort a few miles east of Aspen. During
the off-seas.on, a $350 hotel room goes
for SSS -with tennis and golf step
away, though we we re too lazy to tal.e
advantage.
read • Whiteout -Lost tn Aspen" by
journah~l Ted Cono\er. who spent a year •
semi-undercover there.)
l "'anted to remain angry at my travel
agent for a'> long a~ pos ible, but Aspen's
breathtal.:ing air and scenery took the
b11ternes out of me. Heck, I had to be
back more than a \\eek before I was
'>tressed enough again to write this
column.
Wlllln
lolldd
Month," as they call it. We got our first
inkling of this as we pulled our rental car
off 1-70 and into the ghost town Vail
about 7 p.m.
That night, as I lay awake in my bed
-trying to convince myself that the
trucks rushing by on 1-70 sounded like a
rushing river -I remembered my
colh:ague Steve Marble's great vacation
plans one summer: Palm Springs in
August! He told me the incredible deal
he had cu£. I laughed and told him to
check the descruemperature.s. He. did
andc anceled.
Editor's
Notebook
My wife and I would
soon find out why.
Quite alone, we strolled through the
shut-down shopping centers, which look
suspiciously like Disneyland sets, until
we finally came across an open liquor
store.
I just "anted to "arn you: the next
11me ·our tra,el a ent calls and tells ypu
about a funtastic Spring vacation value in
Vail, tell her no than~.
I
First, Vajl is a long,
skinny manufaetured ski town wedged
between the four-Jane 1-70 and the
mountains. It can't be mo re thnn a
"What's going-on?" we-a~kcd the -Aspen and Snowmass are how
mountain resorts should be: full of
character and beauty. The dO\\ nto" n
streets and shops: utterly charming. The
owner. "Where is everyone?" As I sta rted to doze off, I thought he
could hear the faint sounds of Steve
laughing -more than a 1,000 miles
Sure, '\OU can ba\c the whole town to
)Oursel( but )OU "ouldn't want it. "Gone," he said, looking up from the
television. "Don't worry. Everyone comes U'i/lium Lobdell is tht editor.
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Today
Education partnerships
-"Beyond Partnership" is the
topic of Dr. Katherine Goddard's
presentation at the Balboa Bay
Club, 1221 W. Pacific Coast
Highway. Newport Beach at 7: 15
a.m. Today. Goddard will discuss
business people and educators
\\Or~ing together to educate the
work force through partnership. The
Friday,. May 29·
Fishing tourney -
Reser.at1on fee; are due Mav 29
for Newport's 11th Annui11 Sh.Hk
Island Bonito Tournament .Jnd
A~ards Banq uet For details. c:.111
the Sharl.. bland Yacht Club at
760-0221 or 759·8165.
Brid ge cl asses -The West
Newport Communit} Center is
offering an "Intermediate Bridge
class: Supervbed Bidding and
Playing" from May 29 to July 3
from 9 to 11 a m. at 3300 Newport
BIHJ e" port Beach. Class fee is
$30 Fur rt>g1:.tr.111on. call
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Seni or fo rum -Residents
) 1r J older are invited to share
corh:e .Jnd doughnuts and discuss
k. al 1:.:.ue-.. 9 a.m. to noon at the
CostJ Me'>J Community Center,
18-l S Par!.. A\ E! This will be the last
mon:hh ~t.nior:.' forum to be held
Jt ti e commun1tv center.
C:..Jb-.equent torums will be held al
the n~\\ Co:.ta Mesa Senior Center,
scht><lu ed to open next month. For
intormation. call 646-2170.
cost is $13, with prepaid --------------------------
reservation, for members and S 16
for guests; at the door, S 16 for
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includes breakfast. For reservations,
call 729·4400.
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•ll'IY rea ••••t
David and Cathy
Holland, of C.OSta Mesa
just could be retiring
soon. AH it would t¥c is
for one of their 250 1
Lottery tickets to be a
million--Oollar winner.
The Hollands won
their stack of Lottery
tickets this week in the
Daily Pilot Spring Break
Open House Contest.
.. We'll have to invite
our son over and have a hUt\I ~..-Nat
fJ mily gathering to match Cathy and David Holland
up all these numbers,"
Cathy Holland said.
Cathy said she and her
1 husband entered the contest at
an open house on Capri Lane
in Costa Mesa last weekend.
32 years.
"We found all of our five
houses through Daily Pilot
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best real estate magazine
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Hoping for a knockout
By Tony Cox
llusiless EdllDr
AIRPORT AREA -Newport
Beach resident Ted Luckow h:a.s
purchased "Battle in the Ball·
room,'' a monlhly boxing card at
the Irvine Marriott, from promoter
Roy Englebrecht for an
undisclosed price.
Luckow, president of Santa
Ana·based luck.ow Circuit
Breakers, hired Jim Browning, also
a Newport Beach resident, to
promote the monthly boxing
events. Englebrecht will remain as
consultant throuah October.
Luckow formed a company
called Brown-Kaw Promotions to
operate the promotion.
-----------------------------------------
li&ht·heavywcight champion; and
James "The Heat" Klnchen.
Luckow .aid he plans few
changes with the .. Battle in the
Ballroom," although be said he
may at some point consider
add1t1onal promotions at other
"enucs. Drowning added thnl
Brown·Kow is considering a few
other potential changes, such as
having some of its events televised
"There aren't goin~ to be a
whole lot of changes, ' Drowning
said. "We'll just be getting the
word out more."
The "Battle in the Ballroom"
will continue lo be held once a
month, usqolly on T~ursd:iy n1ghtt
Ticket prices will remain bet~ccn
$22 and $32.
"We're not really shopping
ll'r a house right now, we just
cnJOY looking," she said. "I've
been interested in real estate
fo r a long time. I might like to
gl' into it part time when I
reure."
The contest will continue for
two more weeks. The prize
each week i~ 250 chances at the
big Lotto jackpot. Entry forms
are available at real e tatc
Englebrecht bought the business
last December from Don Fraser.
Since then, attendance has
improved at the monthly boxing
events. Three of the last four
cards in the 1,400..scat ballroom
have been seUouu.
~'1""" , .. fhllO
Boxers duke it out at Irvine Marriot in "Bilttle in the Ballroom."
Browning is also rounder of
Fighters Against Narcotics, an
org:in1zation of boxers that tries to
dissuade people from using drugs.
Englebrecht cited other businc s
interests as factors in his decision
to sell his boxing business. He has
a company that conducts summer
camps for ~portscasters, :rnd he is
in,ol\cd with a group that O\\ns a
mino r league ba ebatl team.
Longtime Costa Mesa
residents, the Hollands have
becn Daily Pilot subscribers for
open houses throughout Costa
Mesa and Newport Beach. ..,..
Check Saturday's Daily Pilot
Real Estate Guide for details.
Englebrccbt, whose last "Battle
in the Ballroom" promotion was
Wednesday night, upgraded the
operation with new seating. digital
countdown clocks and more
prestigious main events. Marriott
boxing cards have included such
well·known fighters as heavyweight
Henry Tillm:in, a 1984 Olr mpic
gold medalist; Danny "Little Red"
Lopez, a former champion
attempting a comeback; Ernie
Magdalena, the Cahforn1a
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• NOTED CASES-Handed 01n1ak and
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N9WRO't Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
From A1
The Burri campaign has raised a total
$44.000 in contributions and reports
$24,000 cash on hand. Green's contri·
butlons total $19,000 with a $676 cash ba l-
ance. Rohrabachcr raised $60,000 in con-
t~ibutions during the calendar year, but
has current campaign finance report .shows
1 cash balance totaling $70,763.
different individuals.
Orccn campaign debts total $4,366
owed to firms for brochure design, mailer
labels and media layouts.
Huntington Beach and parts of Newport
Bench and Costa Mesa. Buffa's campaign
staff estimates that Rohrabacher has
spent more than $170,000 on mailers.
preciate what Dana has done to uy and
free their homeland . "
Campaign financial recordi. $how that
Rohrabacher has also received donations
from a number of political action com·
mittees, ranging Crom the Fluor Public Af-
fairs Committee to the National Rine As·
socrntion Victory Fund.
Amigos de Bot a Chica, the group Green
helped found to prese~e the Boba Chica
wetlands. Per ontl contributions tu
Green's campaign range from former
Huntington Beach M3yor John Er>kine to
former congressman Jerry Pancrson. . "If you look at the numbers of individu-
als who've contributed, we probably have
the highest number," said Green cam-
paign coordinator Lance Penny. "We want
to be grass roots, but frankly it's very hard
to keep up. It's not a very level playing
field."
Rohrabacher said he has consistently
voted to lower the amount of funds given
to congressional repre entative for con-
stituent mail, and he insists that his mail-
ings are not campaign materials. Personal contributor:. to Rohrab:icher's
campaign range from Doobie Brothe rs
guitar pl:iyer Jeff "Skun"-" B:ixter to Co:.t:i
Mesn Republican A$'1embly President
John Moorlach
Buffa's camp:ugn finnnce reports ho~
contributions from only one political ac-
tion committee· a Sl,000 donation from
the Jones, Day, Reav1 & Pogue . GO\)d
Go"ernmen1 Fund of Cleveland, Ohm.
Pcr)onal contributions rnnge from former
Ne"pon Beach City Attorney Den nii.
O'Neil who repre)ents the Balboa U.1)
Club to the Ne~port Beach development
company of Curci-Turner.
The Rohrabachcr campaign reports a
$1,600 debt that campaign officials say
represents funds that arc available but
have not been claimed from a number of
Both Green and Buff a have complained
about Rohrabacher's use of taxpaycr-
funded constituent mailers sent to voters
in the new district, which includes all of
Rohrabacher campaign manager Gene
Ferguson said support for the congre s-
man has been diverse. "Dana's gotten a
lot of his support from the Vietnamese
community, the Croatian community, the
Koreans -all of the people who ap-
The only political nctaun committee do-
nation to Green's camp:ugn comes from
SEASHORE 38 actual parking spaces on the
south side, while surveys con-
ducted during the summer showed
as many as 88 vehicles parked
along the strip.
curb the illegal parking."
City staff will try to get tile path
widened before summer begins.
The work will involve sandblasting
the asphalt and then repainting
From A1
ing on the ocean side to clear up
visibility. In January, she again
called for tt.e parking ban and
asked the off-street parkina com-
mittee to review the idea.
A key reason for the cramped
parking is that residents park their
cars behind their garag~s. city of-
ficials said.
the stripes. ~ .
• "I'm real anxious for them to
move along," said Plummer. "ft
shouldn't be too difficult if th ey
hurry up and get it done before
school'S' out."
Plummer said she was particu-
larly disturbed by a city . staff re-
port that indicated there were only
"Most of the problem is in the
illegal parking," Plummer said.
"(The bike trail widening) will
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Health & fitness Editor Kirk Wolcott ... 642·4321, ext. 37
Sadly, college · graduation no IOnger assures employment '' c om~e~cemcnt is a begmnmg, not an
end."
Hundred , maybe thousands of
pecches spoken at graduation
ceremonies this month will include
these words.
Family
Counseling
But these days
graduates and
their parents
aren't so sure it's
true anymore.
The job market is
the worst it has
been in SO years.
The New York
Times reports
that studies by
two universities
indicate that
nearly one-third
of the nation's
entry-level jobs
for new grad-
uates have evaporated during the
recession.
Large employers have reduced
or eliminated their hiring this
year, and the market is already
glutted with nearly a million
unemployed managers and
professional workers.
So, what's a graduate to do?
Prepare for n creative search for
employment, understand that
finding a job is a full-time job, be
patient, develop as many
alternatives as pos able and keep
your sense of humor!
"There's nothing funny about
having to come home without any
job prospects at all," says Su an, a
new graduate. "l\e been on my
own for four years and now il feels
awful to ha\e to move back in with
my parents."
Susan's parents don't think it's
very funny either. Empry-nesting
has tamed out to be liberating for
them.
So what's o parent to do?
Be Joving, set some time limit ,
be patient and supportive, trust
that your new graduate will fihd a
job and move on. Above all, keep
your sense of humor too!
In this tough market the name
of the game is perseverance. The
good news is that the class of '92
may be a little better prepared for
a grueling job search than the two
classes which preceded them.
College-placement people have
done a belier job of bolstering
students for the labors ahead.
It begins "ith a viable plan of
attack. Think about what kinds of
companies are likely to have the
type of job you want. Use the
telephone directory and your local
Chamber of Commerce Directory.
Check out the Yellow Pages (the
The good news is that
the class of '92 may be a
little better prepared for a
grueling job search than
the two classes which
preceded them.
best encyclopedia about how
people make money). Study trade
publications. While you're in the
library, look around, ask for help
and know that libraries are rich
sources for new ideas and
contacts.
Check out the classified ads
(and don't be put off by rumors
that good jobs are never listed.)
Remember that when a company
puts its name in an ad, it is usual!)
an invitation to research that
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Unfortunately, more than 22 Newport Language, Speech and
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spcech, language or hearing im-cated throughout Orange County
pairment. and has been providing speech
in the Southern California area.
All screenings are administered
by licensed speech pathologists
and are by appointment only. For
more information, call 581·2800. As part of the gnm 1ng concern and language services for 22 years
over the increasing numbers of .---------------------------1
children and adults inflicted with
these disorders. May has been of-
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Contact every possible per~on
who you think might be able to
open a door. This is )Our time to ·
ask for help. Perlrnp::. some day
you'll be able to return the fa\or,
so don't be afraid to ask. _
Check out the bulletins of any
relevant profe~sional
organizations.
Work for a temporary agency
such as Kelly Girl for a while in
order to learn about as many ·
companies ta possiblC", (UCI, by
the way has it::. own temporary
but only if &his decision is not of
default. De careful that you don't
compound the problem and end
up in the wrong career.
If )OU are the ad\enturesomc
type, you mny wan1 to look into
the Peace Corps or some other
ovcr·seas opportunity. Funny, your
parents may admit that they wish
they had taken this kind of
opportunity themselves.
Dr. Und11 AJ1azl Is • family •
m11rri111t counselor nllh offlctl In
Corona de/ Mar. ~
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agency for JObs on campus and you ti;::======================~don 't have to be a student there.)
Look for opportunities in )'Our
own college placement office, or
other college office!ii in your home
city or county.
Do not overlook local
government offices at the county,
state. fedcrnl and municipal levels.
AmNTION:
ALL DOGS & CATSI
YOU NEID YOUI SHOTSI
During your job search, con idcr
volunteering some time in a place
which will also do you some good.
For example, in this election year,'~ ·
volunteering to help the candid:ite
of your choice, might al<.o rc-.uh in
some new contact .
Think about graduate school.
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Society Society Editor Vida Dean ... 642-4321
Designer -Scaasi presents a colorful affair
' l'tom left, Sheri Mead, Tom Pascoe and Janet Smith chat at event.
'' s mashing," said Lucille Adams.
"Wonderful. One of
the best I've seen this year,"
commented Gloria Osbrink.
"Classic, gorgeous thing • " said
Carol Wilken.
"Excellent. A very nice va riety
of fabrics," said Mary Dell
Barkouras.
''Clothes we
can wear." said
Nora Jorgensen.
VIiia ....
Society
Yes, the guests
at the Angelitos
de Oro fashion
luncheon -seemed
to like the Scaasi
fashions they saw
during an upbeat,
fast paced show
Tuesday at Le
Meridien.
Designer
Arnold Scaasi,
arriving just prior
to the luncheon commented,
"Today you will see 75 pieces of
my fall late-day and evening
clothes ... and you will see lots of
red. I love red."
True, true, lots of red, bright
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Fashion designer Arnold Scaasi, left, ''ith chair Ginny Smalh,ood.
U 5t,tt:r 01 O.C. benefit.
\\t w 111 be gh ing the
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"a' the\ hOJnJlcJ it. \\ 1: .ire
cuntinu1ng the \~urk d M.tria
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guc't'> .111cnJ111g, anJ a table
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Ph)lli'> B.iillic la 25-~car member
ol \ 10) Ann Bcniamtn, Barbara
Carr, Marcja ca .. hionL Harriet
Col(, \\artha CrO\\nCr, j{>rri O\\.ln,
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How to submit your ·nuptial news
The Daily Pilot welcomes the chancc to sharl'
the news of your engagement or \\roding with
our readers.·
Photos of the couple or of the bride only may
be submitted with the 1in1shed form.
Black and white photos reproduce best, but
}OU may submit sharply-focused color photoi. for
appro' al.
Pick up engagement or \\.-cdding form .. in our
lobby at 330 W. Bay St.. Costa MC'SJ . or -.end a
self-addressed stamped cn\lelopc to the \V'cJding
Department, The Pilot, P 0 . Box 15<>0. Cn)tJ
Mesa, 92626.
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Editor William Lobdell ... 642·4321, ext. 351
D ana Rohrab1chcr's campaign for
Congress rcNeals that nativasm is
once again capable of raising its
ugly head when desperation interferes
with the pursuit of political power.
Lacking an ogenda responsive to the
Liberal
Politics
maladies of the nation,
burdened by
embarrassing campaign
mistakes, and
challenged by
opponents of
considerable integrity
and accomplishment,
Rohrabacher has
resorted to using fear
as a motivation for
attracting political
support.
His tactic? Attack the
powerless -those in
our society least
capable of defending
themselves -and hope that this
resonates with the voters on election day.
The target? America's new threat: illegal
aliens. June 2 has become not only an
opportunity for Republicans in the new
45th Congressional District -which
includes Newport Beach and Costa Mesa
-to elect their nomine~ for the
general election in November. but a
referendum on the politics of fear.
Throughout American history, nativist
mti\ernents h;l\·e e\ploited the politics of
tear ~h a mean'> to publtc office and
polit1c,1l power Dating back to colonial
time., :ind continuing intermittently
during the 20th Century. nntivism has
bc.:cn Jmen b~ a proclaimed desire to
prc-.c.:l'\e the "ulJ. 1J)llic order," as
h1,tnr1Jn D•1' 1cJ H. Bennett explains. "by
pu1g1ng the corrupting elements that
menuced its va lue
and perverted its
in titutions."
The most
notorious of the
many contemptible
instnnces of
nalivi min
American history
was the
Know-Nothing
fear equal."
Apparently, ull
person are created
Party of the 1850s.
ln language more
elegant, but no less
vile in import, than
campaign diatribes
in the 45th District.
one nntivist writer
Rohrabacher's campaign strategy?
equal only if they
happen to be U.S.
citi zens. "Not one
cent of u1x dollars
for illegals," said
Rohrabachcr. The
"lamp beside the
Sadly, it's attack the powerless
of the 1850's reviled the "ignorant and
depraved foreigners ... Their very coming
and mingling with us_ciiminishes the
purity and intelligence and piesy we had
before. Our moral power is weakened,
our moral sense blunted. our moral
compactness divided and distracted by
their foreign inOuence."
Today, the rhetoric of nativism is more
subtle; it would be indelicate at .best (lo
say nothing of impolitic) to be as brutally
direct as the Know-Nothings were in the
1850!>. Nevertheless, the basic entiments
remain essentially the same: the idea of
America is at risk from a new foreign
peril.
In the \\Ords of Congressman
Rohrabacher: "I care more about my
people than I do about illegals."
F or Rohrabacher, "my people" are al
rbk from the waves of illegal ahem.
who dall) cros'> our border in search of
a bc11er life. Who are "my people?"
White. Baptist. single, journalists born an
Corona who enjoy rock-and-roll but
despise the National Endowment for the
Arts?
Rohrabacher would like potential
voters of the new 45th District to believe
that Illegal aliens are responsible for
most of the important problems plaguing
them and the nation: rbing health care
costs, unemployment, underemployment,
high tax rates, collapsing infrastructure,
diminished educational achievement, and.
the demise of "family values."
Rohrabacher's solution to this
menace? Deny illegal aliens access to
any taxpayer-funded services and deny
the children of illegal aliens born in the
United States citizenship.
"Dravo,'' respond some who hear this
message. Such a favorable response
evinces the fundamental immornlity of
seeking honor and the public's trust by
appealing 10 one of the "orst human
instincts: fear. Even if illegal aliens \\ere
respomible for what ail America, or nt
lc:.asl the new ..S5th District, there is
golden door" is c>.tingui!thcd for the
tired, poor, "huddled mas!tes yearning 10
breathe lree." They.should huddle
someplace cl e I suppose.
Of course, there is no compelling
evi de nce to sustain any of the contrived
linkages between illegal aliens and the
major !tocial, economic, and political
difficulties faced by Americ3 in the
1990s. Certainly, the presence of many
illegal aliens in America'!. southwei.t pose
some very i.erious problcmi. for local nnd
state governments. But it' a big leap of
logic 10 conclude that illegal alien arc
the or even the pri mary caui.e of the
ma1or problem!. we face :.u. a nation.
T o be i.urc, RohrabJcher b not
unaccustomed to making !tuch leap . •
While other members of the Or:rngc
County congrei.i,ional delcg.1t1on. such as
Chri'>lopher Cox. ha'e been .. trugglcd to
restore financial '>Jnit) to the federal
government b) reducing the f cdcral
deficit. Rep. Rohrabacher hJ'> been busy
aligning. him"iclr with Senator J ~
Helms to censor. the NEA ift' tile name or rcitoring ''traditional family values."
unvh11 a:.ide the que-.1ion of whether
Rohrabnchcr's 1maull was of any
relevance or importnncc to hi
cono;titucnts in the fom,er 42nd D1 trict.
only Qua)le·loGic t"Ould deduct that a
" censored NEA will rc~tore "traditional
r:imily vnlues" (whatever they may be) to
Amcric3.
for Rohrob. cher, illegal ahen nre to
nation:sl e~igcncii:s what "Murphy
Brown" is to "illegitimacy'' for Vice
Pre idcnt Quayle.
The Know-Nothing Party was both
preceded and follo\\cd by movement
founded upon the idcn o( America as a
threatened parndise. Anti-C. tholicism in
--'Olon.ial AmcrjQ the po t-C1vil W:.ir rbe
oC the KKK. the reemergence 0£ the
Know-Nothings in respon e to Asi:rn nnd
Southern European immigrntion from
1870 10 1890. the first rel.I sc:ne n!ter
WW l, the resurgence of the Klan an the
W's, McCnrth)ism, George Wallace, and
others ure part of America's on.lid
politicnl history.
I t's history we rarely tcuch and
1herefore repeat without h11me.
Will \'OtCrs of the ne" 45lh District
succumb to the ~1rc11 .. ong of naths<;m
and the politic of fear? We \H>n'I ~now
un11I election UJY OrJnge Count) JnJ
the nation can onl) hope. ·'' Lincoln
once did, th:it "the het11.:r angel' of our
nature" ""ill pre\Jll among 1he good
people of the 45th D1~1ract on June :!nd.
Mork /?«trD<'CD teurlu·~ politknl
('itncc nt UC/ and I'> 11 rt>:ul.Jr Doily
l 'i/ot <'olumnl t.
Does the kid file their tax returns for them, too?
THE l NOISrENSABLE KJO !>tat ion. Mary Hornbuckle -Betty Smich of Spyglass Hill
says her 9-year-ol<l
granddaughter "a entertaining
some neighborhood kids, and the
talk got around to 1>ummcr camp.
What the person said wa~.
"Ha"e a happy Memori al Day."
Brlcj didn't think that "J\
ri11ing. There i.houldn't be
anything happy about a holiday,
he said. dedicated to ~umber
memories of our fallen
comrades-in-arms.
producer and lea<.ling ludy an
their rui.h 10 gr:I thr: diredor·!>
au1ogruph.
0
0 llE CLEA:"\EO lllE
STABLE . CUI G OEAL!) -
llcrculcs "·" an unJer·achic' ing
"imp. A" one of ha' 12
prod1g1oui. l.1bors. the ffi) th1 cal
hunk was told to tidy up the
Augean !ttal:ilci.. \.\h1ch rcporteJh
held 3,000 o\en anJ rcrn.1111cd
uncleaned for 30 }eJr).
"And hu\t .. do 1hc G)p"c" Jo
i1?"
"l he) JU'l pad up :ind lc.1\C
fur the nc't c.1mp,i1c ·
I I.ah. th.11\ c.:.1>) fur him tu "·I)
Whal aboul dou\lnl! 1hi:
campl1re. \\ilh all tho-.1.
i.111l-smoldc1111g lmbcr .. ? \\h.1t
Jbuut u..11e .. '>tuffcJ \I.Ith
mcmonc., of ,111 ththC \t'JC\ an
Pcnn,)hJnaJ, Florid.1 and
Southern (..1l1furnia. not to
mention the p11 \top-. r:ing1ng
from New York Cat) to \Ve:.t
Africa to Knrc.1 to ~11'h·l..no"
\\here cbc.,
Time for a refreshing change
T he poli11cJI drum beat
-.peak!> o f change. term
limits. fre..,h blood,
nc"' idea\. an end to the era
"hen incumbenh arc
aut11matH.ally returned to
nffa:c -no que~t1ons asked.
\ml the pol111cal ~how
dm' n bet" t:cn ClhlJ Me'a
~ l.1\IH \l.1r. I lornhud.le and t\"0cmhhm~n Gil 1-ergu .. on
10 the GOP primal) for 1he
~Olh A"emhh Dl'tract
m11 r1Jr' th;it m1>\Crn1..nt
I ~·r.t.!u,110 ,., -.c:ding a fifth
te1111 Ill rcrrc,ent hi' home-
tu.,n I '-c"pMt BcJch in
S.1u.1n,v an I h>rnhucklc -
\\Ith on!\ ..1 mudc't war chest
.-,
.ind .1 111\\·prnfilc campaign -as hoping that the anti-incumbency
m1111d 1n the \I.lie \\Ill re,ult in Ferguson's retirement.
Cher the )C: If\. Fergu'>On has been danged and dented by
di.:tr 11:1vr-. "~" ha\c tried to paint ham as an ultra-c()(lservatavc
\''"' 'rcn<l'> more time f1gh11ng with Democrats than he does
l11nk1nc Jfter Iii-. cun..,tituenl!I.
I hai\ n1>l I.Hr True. f-ergu.,on has ne,cr shied away from a
good £1gh1. AnJ 1r'' also true that because of his
1nud1-anJ·1umhlc rcputa11on he is not al"ays seen a<; 1he darling
nl hi' n'4n p,irl). lei alone wath the other party.
Uul. he h.i' mtnded h1i. con"litucncy. And while hi!> con~crvativc
,1.1nce might not n~ in some communiues. it doe' here. l hough
not .1IY>J)' \\1th '>ucccc;-. and not alwa)'> "'llh the necessary grace
and pnlic.h. he h." gone to bat for 1hoi.e in his d1\tric1.
Still. ch.llH!e 1\ a gom.I thing and after fou r termo; an Sacramento.
"e hclH:\e 11 "11mc.: for Fcrgu'>on -h11melf a proponent of term
hm11c. -to '>lep .l\ldc an<l give someone else a chance I( "'c ha\e
learned am thin~ in the past few year-. 11 l'i the we hurt our\clvcs
O\Cr and O\\.:r ag.1111 when we <,hut out new ideas and fre!:lh voices.
I lnrnhucklc would be refre<,hing. In Costa Me':i -where the
cal} council ha' often hy -.plit by some of the very issues th.tt
plague the entire \late -Hornbuckle has typically been the one
to "'ork toward rnmprom1~c She hao;, an that scn,c:, already made
her mark as a gomJ lcgil>lator.
She''> alM1 a d1fferen1 -;on of Republican than fergu<;on . She is
pro·chnice She " nppo.,ed to the ~hool 'oucher snit1at1vc She
'"" Sen ~fan.an Uergeson a' her polat1cal mentor. She da<,lakc:!I
the mean .,,de of the polaueal '>trec:t.
We feel Hornhud.le would be a good fit in Sacramento We
urge our reader<, to give her that opportunity.
One lad said he'd wouldn't be
joining his
friends at camp
this year
because his
parents wanted
, him to stay
home.
Their
explanation:
I le was interrupted by an
incoming buzz from my niece.
Sally Marx, calling from the
Poconos of Pennsylvania. She
was phoning, she said, to wish u~
a "happy Memorial Day."
0
Kid $tuff. II they reall) wanted
to test his ~trength. the\ ...,
Kiit ••
"They said I
wa~ 1he only
person in the
house who
kno\.\S how to
work the
VCR."
CEClL 8. DEDERLE? -Yes. hould'vc J'>.,igned ham to dean
m) CJgc,, clO\Ch anJ g.1r age
before the north"ard trcl.. l1l
Corona <lei MM. In the 1mmo1tJI
\\Ords of the Jncicnt Grcd'.
"0). \eyl"
E'ef)onc., ~ut mcmone), I
Local
Scene
----0 HAVE A HAPl'Y DAY,
ANYWAY -J ozr Brlcj
(pronounced Joe Burley) of Seal
Beacn phoneJ Monday to
question the propriety of a
holiday greeting heard on a radio
th~at was Millon Berle at Cafe on
the Lakes in Costn Mesa on
Tuesday. makiflg his debut as a
television director. The !lhow is
"Lunch '~ith Lorna,'' producer
Barbara Ven4tzin's latc)t
inspiration for her Nct"'orl..ing
USA series (check your local
li!tting). starring the l~cly und
talented Lorno Bt rlt, Uncle
Millie's bride. Onlooker!.
couldn't believe what they were
looking on, bypassing both the
One or the technical ,JJ\ lsOr)
on The Dig Mo,e. a ~1b11ler
namell J. Cornelius Crcun, cJmc
home from J contcmplatl\C
month an Mc\lcan "ater .. in tune
10 offer .tdv1ce.
\\..L\ :.001hcd 'I c;1h. right tlut
doc' c'crvunc t1Hc .allllll: ton' o(
documcniar) e,1Jencc? ·1-.n't
there J name !or pel1pk "h.)
'an't thro" an~th1ns a"·" -Jnd
!thouldn't the' he reported to the
fire m:w,hah '
Anyone "anna bu) a 1,ou,cnar
uf l·r.ls1er. th e Scn-.uuu' Lion l
Jury J\ubrin'~ column ru1h
1'ursdDJS, 1 bur. d11.' und
~uturdtJ) •
611-n-Mary
( "is h to clarlty some of lhe rontenl thJl "JS
attributed to me in your ~fay 16-17 article.
sensationally heudlined, "Hornbuckle· Ferguson
has cost taxpayers S800,000."
When your rcporter1 Anna Cekola. con1.1ctcd
me \\llh Mary Hornbuckle's allcgaiion that has
Democrat-killed legislation during the la~I four
years has co I $500·800,000, bused upon
Hornbuckle's own estimate of $8-10.000 per
bill, I told your reporter that I wanted to verify
this before responding.
Our office then con1ac1ed the Assembly
Rules Committee and was lold Lhat lhe figure
was closer to 11 ballpark $6,000. Being new to
my position, 1 accepted this inform:uion at
face-value and relayed it to your reporter. 1
~houldn'I have, because it is not true.
I called the Rules Commi11ee myself
)CSterday, pol..e with the same source, and
"Oo it lake the Gyp)iei. Jo it,"
he said.
as~d exactly how chis figure was llcnvcd The
response was, "I'm not ~ure "here it C\lme>
from," and I \\US told 1h..1t the Assembly
stopped estimating the co~t or hill· )'c11r.. 11go
w<1s further udvised thJt such costs were 1101
very easy to obtuin because everyone h..1d ..1
daffc:rc:nt idc:i on what to indudc. In other
words, contrary to Hornbucl..Je's 11 .,crti<ln\,
there is no vcnfhlble cost for legislation that I'>
proposed and con\idercd. "hcthcr 11 eventually
passes or is dcfc:atet.I.
How to get involved!
....,, Call Che Render • Hotllnt 111
(~2.60 6) (Leave nanle, hometown
and number) or write 10: "Letter\,''
330 W. Il3y St., Costa Mesa. 92627 or
fax to 646-4170.
More amporlJntl~. uny amount )he Cl1UIJ
.111ribu1e lo che co 1 of Mr. fergusdn\ bill\.
\.\OulJ b~ greatly meri.h.1dl1\\Cd by the. neJrl) S\
billion they Y>Ould h..1,c s.1\cd ta,pJ)Cr"I hJd 11~11
\\'1llie llro\~n anl.l thc Dcmocruis killcJ them . I
told your reporter 1h1 . but 11 "ll) ommc:d from
the: i.tory. either h) her or by an rJ11m.
For fu1ure guiJJ111..t, )OU might h~c to know
chat Rcpubhcun lnll:. urc aoutincl)' l..alleJ by 1lu:
T>emocr:it majority L;1 t year for ill)\iU\ce,
whale Republicans rcpre!>entc:d 41' percent of
the A!~cmbly membc~hip. only 18 percent of
the bills ;ippro~d \\ere ~uthorcd b) lhc:m
Fin.illy. I mu5t ohJCCl to the iro~'IY masleod·
i11g headline and !\Uhhe<1d to your '+lllr)' They
reduce your article 10 .i h1t -p1c:cc anl.I demon·
Irate a lack Of bJ\IC JOUrnah\llC 10h::p11\·
LESLIL CARUONL
Chacf-of·St.iff
Gil Fcr~uwn
A~\Cnlbl)mJn, 701h D1'ltrict
PR~IDENT Ctorat Bush. (RJ. The White House, 1600
Pcnnsytv:in1.1 A"c . Wash1na1on, DC 20500 How to contact your legislators Nf:\VPORT·MESA UMHU>
CllOOL DISTRJCT. 1601 16th St. Nc"'porl
Ocach, 760-3200. Supcrin1cndcn1. John W.
Nicoll Board Members· fu!'n' t Wrmtr,
pruldtnt; Jim de Boom, Rod Mo<'Mlllll•n. Judy
•ranco, htrT)' LoOlbounvw, l!d Dttktr,
Manha •luor.
VICE PRESIOENT
Dnn Quaylt. (R). Scn3tc Orricc Building.
Wash inaton 0 .C ZO~ 10
GOVERNOR
Ptlt Wiison. (R), S111te Capitol. Sncr.uncnto,
Q5814, (Ql6)445·2~1
U.~. SC:NATORS
Alan Cran\lOn, (0). S7S7 W. Century Blvd .
Suite 515. l.o' Ansclcs. 90045. (213)2J5·2186.
John ~mour. (R), 2400 C: Katella Ave , Suite
IOM. Anaheim. 92806. 634-23}1
u.s. HOUSE or REPRESENTATJvtS
Chris Co (R), 40th OisL, 4000 MacArthur
BlvJ., C.Ut Tower, Newport Beach. 92660.
7~t .... 2244 (Rcpn:~ntJ Costa Mca1 end
Newport Beach.)
fAT ' AT·'
t11rl1n Be n. (R), 31th Dist 140 Newport
C~nter On\C, Suit 120, Newport Beach.
92660. 6'().1137. (Rc~rcscntJ Newport & ch)
J aJL Lrwb, (R), ~~th Dist •• 1940 W.
• -
Orangcwood. Suite 106, Oranac. 92668.
939-0604. (Reprcs.cnts CM11 Mesa)
STATE ASSU.1BLY
Gllbf11 Ftrauion, (R). 10th Disr • 4667
MacArthur Blvd., Suite 30.S. Ncwpon Beach,
92660, 756-066$.(Ncwpon Bcach)
Nolan Frtntllt, (R). 69th Dist., 1719.S
Newhopc Sr .. Suite 201, Fountain Valley,
92708 . 662-.SSOJ. (Reprcscnu p~ns or C< ta
Mc a and Huntl naton Beech )
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rc1t0n eoo.cr11c pht he tween offices in l ona
Beach (213) 590-5071, nnd San Diego (619)
297·9?40.
Comml lontr Do" Mclnnb: (619)723·92"6
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11111 of Adm1n1 tration, 10 Civic ('(ntcr Pl011.i,
an1a Ana, 92701
llarrirCC M. \\Wtr 2nd ()1\t, C: 11 Mcu.
8-W·l.220
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Thomas f . RJley Sth Oisr (Newport Beach,
Santa Ana 1 lclahts) SJ.4-3550
COUNlY 80.UO Of lDUCATlON
200 Kalmus Drive, C~t• Mc~. P.O. Bo1t 9050.
926ia.9050, 966-4000.
EUubcUa 0 . Parur, member, Trustee: Arca 5
(Costa Mesa, Newport Beach.)
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I 70 Adam Ave. Costa Mcu-;-92626, 432·5012
Chancello . AJrf'C'd P. ftr19Hdtt. Phd.;
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bt"7 Baum, P.ul C. Btratt, Walttr G.
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l\Jnten II. Carwood
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f'air Or , Costa Mc.s:i. 7.Sl·FAIR Pr" 1Jcn1:
Leny Anold, Vice Prc~1dcn1, Don \\111tt:
D1rccto11 To• TlilO•IOfl, John Cran, luck
Johns. Randy S.1111, lntrly Lanastoft JI•
Undbtrt. Ca17 ll117•lian.
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11/C>S Placcn1111, Costa Mcso. 631-1200 Bo:irJ
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·,,.port Inch: City 111111 •• '300 Nc~f)\>rt UhJ.
f>.S4· 309. M#)'Of', Phil an N:: M a)ot pro tern.
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~treet were also blamed for increucd uaff.c on
a neighborina Newport Heipcs 1treet, prompt·
ing several council mcmben to exprc oonc:cm
over the bumP' they app~d just two years
ago.
Spurred by Balboa Peninsula raidents upset
over the traffic death of a local mother, the
council in 1989 began testina the effectivcnca
of speed bumps by placing them on several
streets in the beach areas.
lutions left 10 the ever-growing problem of
gpccdiag.
''T'tiO speed llmjt on our street m 2S m~
but people ao in excea of that/' said H~
Drive resident Jennifer Travis. "People think
it's their private speeding 1trip.
ul'V\ pcnonally had a dog killed OD the
stn:et ... imd I've almo&t been hit. Sometimes
wety is more important than aesthetics."
Councilwoman Evelyn Han acknowledged
! Super Lotto/Decco
Supu Lotto Otcm
• He~rtS ·······"····,······················ 4' Tuesday, Apnl 28 dr.iwins·
11, 38, 40, 43. 44, 49,
In light of the growing debate, the council
will review whether to continue use of peed
bumps in the city. lo the meantime, city staff
will send Highland and Carnation homeowners
fliers with pictures to show what the bumps
look like, maps that detail the planned loca-
tions and detachable survey cards which home-
owners will be asked to return to the city with·
in 10 days.
Law enforcement officials argued that the
bumps damage vehicles, create noise aod could
increase the number of lawsuits against the
city.
that the problem of speeding has bccOme t0 ~=============:;=:;:==:::;::;:::::======::=. seriQus that some relief is needed. "We need
to analyze, 'How do we solve the prObtcm or
Once touted as the solution to speeding cars
on residential streets, the cement humps en-
joyed widespread popularity for a couple of
years, with residents all over the city clamoring
to get them in their neighborhoods.
But a year later, after traffic officials con-
cluded the test humps slowed speeds by an av-
erage of 5 miles per hour, the council decided
to use the bumps throughout the city.
people just driving too fast?'" she said.
But Hart and council members Oarence
Turner and John Cox say the bumps seem to
cause more problems than they sotve. A key
problem is increased traffic on certain streets
as motorists try to avoid the street with the But the bumps have begun to lose favor. Under the policy adopted by the council, cit-
izens wanting the road bumps in their neigh-
borhoods must submit pelltions with the sup-
port of dl least 65 percent of the residents in
the area.
bumps. the council members contend. Last week, JUSt as workers were p<>ised to pour
cement for bump on several streets, residents
drummed up enough oppo ition to halt the
work on Highland and Carnation.
"We have to stop what we're doing and
relook at the situation," Cox sajd Tuesday.
Speed bumps installed on a Costa Mesa Supporters say the bumps arc one of the few
Opponents further argue that the thousands
of dollars spent on bumps would be better
used on stop signs and educational efforts .
EXPENSES
From A1
mileage as 1he standard discount
or coach airfare.
Danner said he began drafting
the new policy laM fall, even be·
fore October\ League of Califor·
nia Cities' conference in San Fran·
cisco, becau)e he noticed the city')
ex1)ting fouMcntence policy pro-
' 1ded no specific rules on airfares
or per-day expenses. a~ other cit-
u.:~· do
'"It led to different interprcta·
t1Un-.." DJnna sJ1tl
Uut other u1y officials ~a1J the
HOMELESS
From A1
Un liJ..e Sant.i AnJ and Anaheim,
Co-.tJ MC'>J docs not have any
permanent outdoor homeless
camp-.. said U.1rbara Considine, ex-
ecutl\e director of Share Our ser .. e-..
'"We don't get a picture of per-
manent · homeless areas here."
Comidinc said. ''If there's some-
one "'ho 1-. homele!>S and it means
they're ~lceping under a tree in
Co ... tJ Mc-.a. and they ge t a better
offer 1n Santa Ana, they'll be there.
revefatioTf lhat Newport's del·
egates to the conference spent an
average of SI , 100 on hotel rooms,
mileage, meals and even tips fu·
eled the demand for 11 new travel
policy. One planning commis-
sioner's tab for the five-day con·
ference was $1,692.
Among the expenses picked up
by taxpayers during t~c an nual
conference were $278-per-night
hotel rooms at the San Francisco
Hilton. more than $200 worth of
car mileage and $20 tickets for a ·
political satire show, according to
the submitted expense reports.
spent :is much as S21 for one
breakfast and $35 for one lunch,
and were further reimbursed for
the cost of SB worth of drinks, a
$10 bellhop tip and $16-per-day
hotel parking.
Despite the city budget cuts
caused by the recession, Newport
oCficials justified their expenses,
saying the annual confcrence pro·
vides invaluable training for city
leaders and that higher-than-
averngc San Francisco prices were
partly to blame for the high tabs.
Some 120 seminars on a variety
of public issues, including plan·
.ning, public safety, parks and li-
braries, arc held during the five
days.
But certain city officials, includ-
ing Mayor Phil Sansone, expressed
discomfort and called for changes
In spending.
Councilman Clarence Turner, :i
member of the budget committee.
said he likes Danncr's proposed
·policy. "It's the kind of program
we need in the city so everyone
knows what the parameters are,"
he s:i id. "I don't think there have
been abuses (of the present sys-
tem). but this prevents abuse."
With no limit on the per-day e~-rr==:==:?'.:=====:;;::::===:::======;;;;:::====~fi1
pcnses. wme city officials also '1/i{[ag e ![ aire s lioppes
under tht: San Diego Freeway
near the Suburbia Park in North
Mesa Verde.
Altogether, census workers
counted 17,04:? homclc~ people in
Orange, Los Angcks. Imperial,
Riverside, San Bernardino and
Ventura counties, v. ith about 66
percent found in shelters and a
third on the -.trects.
Homeless men outnumbered
women three to one. and every ra·
cial group was represented in the
homeless population.
BlacJ..s, who made up 29 percent
of the homeless population, were
disproportionatc l> represented
since they make up only 8 percent
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Adoption
tourney in
go'd hands
· ~ Behind-the-scenes action
gives benefit tennis tournament
a distinct edge like none other.
F olks have been babbling all week ever
since Robert Van't Hof and Tim
, Pawsat, defending men's open
champions of the Adoption Guild tennis
tournament, were upset in their first match.
No doubt, some W3cky things happened in
the early going last weekend. The true
success of this 31st annual charity doubles
event, however, takes place beyond the white
lines.
Oh, sure, the suspense of whether or not
Van't Hof and Pawsat can
repeat is gone, but those in
attendance this weekend for
the semifinals and finals at
Ron Pfohler's Newport Beach
Tennis Club can be sure about
something: They're in good
hands with the many volunteers
who spend countless hours
doing a magnifice nt job.
That's right. It's those
wonderful ladies off the court,
the ones with the $reen shirts
fittingly stitched with the
Club Tennis Adoption Guild insignia. They
make the tournament great.
Spea rheaded by Geri Briggs,
the unpaid \'Olunteer staff
works more efficiently and courteously than
most paid public relations persons.
0
Back on the court • Keith Evans and
former Corona del Mar High standout Inn
Aler, seeded second in the men's open, arc
my choice to go all the way. Not only did they
look like poised \'Cterans agai nst local heroes
Phil Dent and Ross Case o n Monday, but
Evans and Aler -trying to break into the
satellite tour - arc quick, aggre ive and
hungry.
Aler, who lives in Co!>ta Mes.a, took lesson
for six years under current
Pal~de Tennis Club owner Ken
Stuart, who enjoyed a succc f ul
grand opening of the club on May
16. But more on that later.
There were two other former
CdM players who turned some
heads last weekend -Scou
Brownsberger and Jeff Ewing, who teamed tO
tipset Van't Hof and Pawsnt, 6-4, 6·2, in the
second round on Sunday.
0
Back to the Palisades~ Scott Davi • a U.S.
_Davis Cup member and the No. 2-ranked
doubles player in the world, and Glen
Michibata teamed tO defeat Rick Leach and
Van't Hof. 8-6, in a ~orld-dass exhibition
match to highlight the club's official opening.
Leach Is the No.l ·ranl.ed doubles player in .
the world.
The real show, however, was afterward in
the "Play with the Pros" drawing. The t\\O
spectators selected were Jeff Thomsen, a
current Newport Harbor High player, and
60-year.old Ethel Blakley.
After Thomsen inadvertently plunked hi
partner Davis in the back, Davi played the
final three games of the match with his
motorcycle helmet on. Davis, a Corona del
Mar re ident, drives a Harley Davidson
See CLUB TENNISJI!
SHAPE-UP
NEWPORT
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May 28, 1992
The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Roger Corl on ...• 642·4330 ext.387
Section B
Sports on TV-radt0/83
Classified/BS
Automotive./89
Sailors shat dawn in tour
9-N~'Olity
ReservH Greg Slick (left), Dan Thomason reflect the plight of Newport's Sailors Wednesday night.
~ Santa Barbara advances
to CIF 4-A volleyball finals
with no-nonsense victory .
By DeM•s Brosterhous
Spom w~
CORONA DEL MAR -For .&§~-Ti;~\
one team, it "as a biller dis· I'~ ~~
appointment, an abrupl end to a I ~
season which ended "1thoul ful· f • •
fillmen.. \~ I
For the other, tt wa~ 1u~1ice ~,~~--
Newport Harbor, the top· '""i ~
seeded team tn -i-A. \\J!l
0 !>tunn\:.d ----
by unseeded Santa BarbJra. 1he Channel LcJguc
champion, 15·12, 15· • 11-15, 15-12. 1n the semifi-
nals Wedne!>da) night at Corona del Mar High
The Don) (18·~) ad,ance to meet Sun,et League
winner Hunungton Beach m Saturda) ·._ -i-A title
match at Ccrmos College, schcdukd to begin at
7:30. For Ne" port ( 17-~). the campaign ends one
match earlier than it h<1J hoped
Ironical!}. both of the S..1ilor!>' defeats th•~ \Cason
came at the same site -CdM High\ gym.
"I don't think that hJd an)lh1ng to do wtth it,"
~aid Ne"port Coach Dann) Gknn. do"npla)ing
that nouon. "We're JU"t not plJ) mg \Cf) \\Cll nght
now (at tht'I s1age of 1hc !>Cason)"
In another btt of cruel irom . Santa Barbara
turned the tuhle!> on 1he Sailors ·from I.isl '>C.lson'i.
!>em1finab. '~hen Ne" port Harbor "ent on the road
and escaped "tth a four·~ame "in
Santa Barbara Coach Uob Moore had said earl er
1hat ''"'e felt strong!) that "e shlluld not hJ\C lo~t
(that match)." On \\'cJne!>d.1). he tempered hi!I
commenl!> a b11.
"I told 0Jnm (Glenn) eJrltu th1!> "eek thJt
)ince the) c..1me· out to pb) u' and beat U!>, the)
should let u~ return the Lnor," !\JIU Moore.
Turning ..,eriou • Moore adJcJ. "I "as e\lremcl)
plea ed \\1th the \\J) "c pla)ed in the fu~t t\\O
game alter the long bu' tnp \\ c deliberately plan
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See SAILORS'M
Dally Pilot hlllll school athlete ol the week
She's rolling along like a Mercedes
By Richard OuM
SclOlts Wr'lltt
Since her 1600-mctcr time began to shrink, Denisha
Oencl .. ha!>n't changed n thing. She doc~n·t like to when
he's on a roll.
"I like to do the ame _things. it's kind of super Ii·
t1ous," he aid. ··If I'm doing something and l'm w4n-
ning. I \\Jnt to do e~actly the same thtng!> the n~xt
week -same kind of time chedulc, same kind 'of
workouts. that t) pc of thing." ·
Bendz. Co!>ta Mesa High senior middlc·distance run·
ner. has actually been doing just the opposite once he
gets on the track. Her times change considerably.
Runntng a petllonal bc'lt 5:04.08 last Sa turday tn the
CIF 2·A ftnal at Cerrito College. BendL became the
first CO)ta
Mesa a th-SpottM#edby:
lete to qual·
ify for the
M a t ers
Meet mce
Vicki Kelly
rn n the 00
in the early
1980s.
Bcndz ran a 5: 12.13 to quohfy for the final. She "ent
5:16 in the Pacific Coast League final 1he \\eek before
that.
"She's developed a menial att itude 1hat, 10 me, is
quite e\:traord1n:ll')," said Co ta Mesa Coach Dill Wet·
tcngel, "ho ha abo been Ocndz" coun elor for thc:-
past fou r year!>.
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the mile. Dent~ha was pat1en1 in the (CIF '.!·A final)
race -with ~()() )ards to go. \he U!>ed her fool !>peed 10'
pa~s Carrie Garribon (of Sunn~ Htlb). Den1 .. ha has
great foot !>peed right now and "e're JUSt tf)ing 10
sharpen that. She's "1oing thing" ba,1c;1ll) to 111crea!>e
her lOO·)ard da'h !>peed. She ha!> tn.menJou' endur·
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Sinking your hook into a live one l
....,. They won 't soon forget how it was
against a 231-pound thresher shark.
A rent fish story developed off
Newpon this past weekend as a
trio of harbor area big game
anglers teamed up to land a giant
shark.
nearly I ~ hours .
To the rescue came Pete Canavier ot Newport
Bench, who had been in radio contact nnd he"
transferred the t\¥U "tired" al\ilers to hi 35-foot
Bertr:im named "Big Bert" and the battle
con tinued for another 'wo hours as Whitm:m took
over the fight .
On board the portfishcr was Dean Pinnt of
Newport, owner of Anglers Center and a veteran
big game angler, and he was passed the bent rod
putting his strong back to work and brought the
fish up to color in 20 minutes, where it was gaffed
by the crew of "Big Bert".
keeping good eating thre5her and mako harks for
~ummcr barbecue .
Salt water angler uc beginning to ~tort
questioning the arrival and impact or "El Nino 92''
for our off shore Southland fishery. Condition~
were prime a few weeks back, with schools of tuna
and yellowtail on the move up the coast of Baja,
but for some reru.on this normal migration has not
continued at full speed.
The sport fisher "Searcher," operating out of
Fisherman's Landing, 619-222-0391, trolling
through an area about 93 miles south of Point
Loma on Monday, had a double jig strike on
schools size yellowfin tuna and reported lots of
breaking fish, thought to be blucfin.
worms, mu~ls and cratn fished in ~lack water.
The bc~t action is taking place at the mouth of 1
the Santa Ana River, around the groins of west 1
Newport and down off I Street in Balboa. These rl
great-entinJ surf fish are in a rrc-spawn phase and }
will starl hilting artificials rea soon, at!ded ,
Boudinot. ti
Corbintt have also moved into the beach and a !
good bite should develop on these hud-fighting !
small game fish later thi month. Most corbina u
being hooked arc Utking soft shelled crabs as it is
'-81most impossible for u hungry corbina to pass up l
on a crab as it drifts by on a sliding egg sinker rig. I
Bass fishing has exploded at Irvine Lake DS 1
Jim
Nllmllc
Dick Ferda of Anglers Center,
642-6662, in Newport Deach reported
that~om Whitman and Al Miqueleiz
both of Huntington Beach, were shark
fishing on the 267 Spot when a big
shark bit a slab of bonito that they had
been soaking over this productive high
!>pol.
Fishing from a 14-foot Lund
aluminum skiff, line began running off
the reel and when the hook was set by
Miqueleiz a battle began. The huge
Weighed in at Dana Harbor the shark turned
out to be a 231-pound thresher shark that
measured longer than the skiff it was hooked from
and during lhis !our-hour struggle the giant shark
drug the small boat nearly 15 miles, against
moderate seas.
A bigcye tuna was landed about 30 miles from
Point Loma, a single bluefin at 79 miles and a
handful of skipjack were caught by a private
sportfisher heading back to port from a productive
ttip to Guadalupe Island.
warm wnter in this lake has kept largemouths in a u
feeding mood. Good action on bass in the 2-5 d
pound class in coming from rocky point along the n
cast shore and in Sierra Cove. 1
Rninbow.JioU.1 ate feeding in deep water ne~r 1
the dam while channel and blue catfish nre being
caught in good numbers in shaUow coves. Irvine Outdoors
shark began towing this little skiff all
O\er the ocean, and \\hile anglers stood by in
larger sportfishen,, the fishermen held on for
A 213-pound thresher was l\lso boated this past ·
weekend by Don Luccaelli of Dana Point who
fished aboard the yacht "Afishunt." Shark fishing
i becoming more popular off the Southland coast
and lots of anglers arc practicing "catch and
release" fishing for these game fighters, only
Surf anglers working sandy beaches off Newport
and Balboa are into a hot bite on barred perch,
according to Bob Boudinot of Baldy's Tackle
Store, 673-4150, at the foot of Newport pier. Perch
are averaging about a pound and arc eating blood
will continue with o weekly stocking program of "
rainbows as long as the water temperature
permits.
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CLUB TENNIS:
From 81
oround town.
•Tony Prodan, the 75-ycar-old pro hop
operator et Palls:idcs, won the Ca te t·servc
handicap competition by defe ting Vi.n't
Hof. Fach contestant h.1d their age 1ddecJ to
the peed of their crve to e tabh h on O\ler-
all ~re
Prodan crved one 0 miles per hour, a1v-
in1 ham a l.S.S Van't Hof, who' 32, served
110 mph. but Jeavina him 13 mile -per-hour
short. Prodan wa Vftn't llofr. nrsc tcnni in·
tructor.
•Geoff Abram , who turned 14 1h1
mo.nth, ha been a bu y kid I 1ely.
DON'T BE FOOLED AT Alllll
On Monday, the recent Easter Bowl cham·
pion from Newport Beach headlined the
fourth annu I Youth vs. Experience compcti·
lion t the Lm Angele Tennii Club by play·
ing ag:ain 1 Dick John rud (RiVersidc), lbC
top-ranked player in the 4.Ss division. More
on this unique event in a moment.
On Tuesday, Abram , an ei1hth·&r1dcr at
En ian who's headed tor Newport Harbor
High in the Coll, wa~ prc~nled the Norman
Stillwell Award at the school bo:trd mee1ing.
n accol de aivcn lo one 1uJent from each
of the four junior h(&h ~hool • ch~n by
tudents and (acuity.
Abrom • with a 4.0 arodc point avcra,e,
was rccoanizcd for hi citccllcncc in tcnni
and years or p rtkipation in b:i ketball and
5wimmin Ourana the award cercmO!'f, Co-
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rona del Mar principal Tom Jacobson joked
to Abrams, "We'll off er you o tull ride 1f you
come here."
•Now. about the Youth vs. Experience •
tournament ... u pat 24 or the southland's
be t junior playtD -boys anJ &irh, a&CS 10,
ll and 14 -a,ain t outstanding senior men
ond women ranaina ln aac from 45 to S.S.
The forma& matchc!t 10-yeu:old bo)') and
girls aaainst men 15 to S and women 70 10
15, l2·ycar-old bo)'s and &iris again t men 60
to 70 and women 60 to 65, and l4·)car-old
bo)" ancJ alrl aaain t men 45 to .SS oncJ
women 50 to SS.
Abrams. who wan11 to auend Stanford unJ
becorrut a dottor If he doc1n't play tcnni
proCeuionally, c1 ily defeated John\rud, ~J.
6"'4.
Trading football ·tee
for a golfing tee
can pay off big
...,_ Corona del Mar High's Touchdown Club
figures to score heavily with golf tourney.
I t isn't easy building :i S300.000 field house during
economically bleak 1imes, but the supporters of Corona
del Mar High' Touchdo"'n Club came up with a pretty
good formula.
Piny golf.
Headed by Jim llogdan and John Wall, the
sixth annual Tee Off for Touchdown Golf
Tournament -\\llh proceeds going toward the
new field hou e/"c1ght focility nt CdM -will be
this Monday :it the Newport Beach Country
Club.
-:-:1unl..s to the o"c"' helming educat1onul
budget cut . high ~chool a1hlctics have suffered
considerably. lt takes folks like Bogdan nnd Walz
to rei.tore some order and create plans for
po iti'e grO\\th within our school )Stem .
This golf tournament, sponsored by Coca-Cola
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and Del Taco, 1s a way of paying off the loon to Cl b GO build the field hou e, to be erected in July. The __ u __ _
field house is completely fonded by the CdM
Touchdo'' n Club. The chool di trict need not
lift a finger.
A luncheon is !.<:heduled for 11 a.m. on Monday, with o
noon !>hotgun start. Four!>Omcs will play best-bJll. Artcrward,
there's a buffet dinner, rarnc nnd prizes to be awarded.
Part of last )'Car's winning four~mc included Druce Reilly
(of Reilly Construction) and Doug DcCinccs, the former
American League All-Star third baseman.
For more information, call Bogdan at 955-9100. c~teni.ion
:?44.
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Joseph Knott, Denton White, Brian Pcdgeon nnd Jock
Oldham formed the winning four!>ome on May 11 at the
Newpurt Center Assodation's "Swing for the Kids"
charitable gulf tournament to benefit the Pediatric Cancer
Re earch Foundation (PCRF).
In the fir!>t two )'Cars of the tournnment, $15,000 was
rai cd for the PCRF. This time, a record $20,000 was rai ed,
according to Linda Lconhnrd, executive director of the
Newport Center A sociation. The S\\elling could have had
something 10 do with the tournament being played 3t
Pelican l lill Golf Club.
Winner of the longc!>t drive was Roger Neu. who \\On u
golf bag.
0
Men's club: At the Newport Beach Golf Cour..e, low gro'
, winner last Thur..day \\ilS Bob Potts (67) while Bob Ge1i.er
(55) ond Craig Jensen (57) were the top t~o in low net.
On Saturday, Al Green (61) won low gross while Oary
Higgins (5 1) and Bob Brownell (52) were first and second
low net recipients, re pcctively .
Only :ibou1 30 percent of the group has finished their
Memorial Cup rounds, but this Saturday the third and fin:il
round is expected to be completed by all members. Al Elder,
with 163.8 points, is still the leader. Leo Young (165.6) and
Jack Stinson ( 172.0) arc ~ccond and third, respectively.
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With celebrities Joey Bishop and Chri topher Nance
(channel 4 wcatherm:in), the Newport-Mesa Association or
Realtors golf tourney i sold out thi Monday ut Pelican Hall.
Proceed of the eighth annual C\cnt benefit CJllLDllELP
USA.
Serving a co-chairmen or this year's tournament ure
Orcsg Shuler and Chri!i.topher Parker, both or Stewart Title,
while Bi hop will be u special guest and emcee the award
reception. 1'ickeu to anend the reception arc only $30.
"I believe thi i aolng to be one of the best tournament
the Affili:ues have ever ponsored," Shuler 14id. "Men and
women golfers at all levels are takina advantaac of the
opp<>rtunity to play on this ipcctaculor 18-hole ocean view
cour c ond network with JUsociotcs nt the same time."
Chalk another one up for businc deols bcina made on
the aolf counc.
Richard Duon 11 a Dally Pilot porn U'Wtu •host club
iolf column •P~'" t• try Tbund..,..
Ot
no
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Bahia Corinthian oPln house sa
CORONA DEL MAR -The
B:sha Corinthian Yacht Club will
hold a public open hou~ part
or it pring member hip drive on
Sundn. June 7, from 9·11:30 a.m.
Those who hnvc ever ronsidcred
joimna 1 yacht club will have an
orportunity to tour tho club•a r ••
c1hty and docb, an'1 learn fiN·
hand ~hit a )'llCht club II Dll
lbaut. ..
O:ahia Corinthian Yacht Club
enjo) a mcmbcrihap th:at CJltcnd'
throuahout Southern California. It
offers an eittensivc calcndu for so-
cial even1s, and a wric1y or =~
cally·oricnted activities Cor
and . ail boaterJ, and junio~ W
It is located 11 1601 Bl,..wM
Drive. lntcrest~d per1ia abould can the dub •• (714) ~
RSVP ~ June 3.
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Thursday, May 28, 1992 83 ~
r::-~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-» r BENDZ: CIF 5-A baseball
I ~rom e1 Monarchs' game
youna lady, according to Wet·
t~ngcl, but when outside distrac·
t1ons loomed, it wasn't always easy
dealing with it.
"She was getting a lot of advice
from all over the place," Wet·
tengcl said. "People were telling
her what to do, like coaches from
other high schools, and it was re·
ally tough for her. Finally, we just
had to say, 'Look, one person is
your coach and that's where
you're going to high school right
now.'
~t11 iu.n.., D I'll"'
switched: It's at
El Dorado, 3:15
Mater Dc1 High\ ba'>cball game
\I.Ith Empire League champion El
Dume.Jo on I riday ha'> been
'>"-llthed -H '' 111 not be pla}ed al
Cal Stale I ulkrton ar night he·
l.1u-.c of gr.1Jua11un c:+.ccrci't.!S on
rhc Tlt•.111' c.1mpu,.
·1 hcrcforc the i:ame ha ... been
m1>\CU tu 3:15 on f:rida\ at El Do·
radu 1 ligh v. here the 22 5 Guhfrn
I km b J\\ ;.i1t ~1.1ter Oct'> 23-4
f\lon.irch!I 111 1hc CIF 5-A quaner·
I in.ti, cun1c .. 1
"We're going with one philoso-
phy and that's to bo more patient.
Instead of trying to wear every·
body down and have people come
up on her in a race, she's laying
back at ~he start and she's just
now staning to learn that. She can
use her foot speed at the end :md
I that's what she did at CIF. Carrie
Garritson is a fine distance run·
ner, but she doesn't have the foot
speed.
C~~ Mesa High's De':'isha _Bendz gave it everything she had and more, last Saturday at the CIF 2·A girls 1600 meters finals . After
winning the Of champ1onsh1p she collapsed on the track and had to be helped off by officials. She'll be back Friday night at the Mas·
tts-Meet;-the last step to a cbYl!ted bid to the Slate'"Track and fietd Meet at the-same site, Cerritos-College, a two-day-meet June s-6.
'J he 'ictor 111 1h1' one "111 quali·
h lur a '~ m1lanab do Jble-hc:.ider
tin") uc,J,l\ ,11 CLll ~l..ttC f·ullcrton.
·1 ltc diamr-,aon'h p I 11..11' are ,Jatcd
lur An;ihc1m S1:.iu1um June 6.
"Everybody wanted 10 have a
I piece of the action with her. Ev·
crybody saw her potential and
I wanted to be a part of it. This has
bee~ happening for two years,
lia.ving other people tell her
things. But we've made the deci-
sion to filter it out and go with
one philosophy. She kind of wants
to please everybody. She's one of
the neatest young ladies you want
to work with, so it was tough for
her."
With Bendz's inrcrfercnccs ap-
parently gone. she can focus on
the Masters Meet, which is this
Friday at Cerritos College with
ru~ning events .begi!lning at 7 p.m.
Will her 1600 time increase again?
"l think there's still some more
!~ere," We11engel said. "for her,
It s been a learning process and
it's difficult 10 lay back. {On Fri·
day). she JUSI has to hold back
and be patient, bu t it'll be a dif·
f ercnt ball game at the Masters.
She's just now starting to reach
her potential."
Earning a tnp 10 the CIF State
1 Championships won't be easy, ci·
er. Mnribella Aparicio and
ikki Sha": of Fillmore, Shelley
aylor of Edison and Barbara
' Boisvert of Orange Luthcr:in h:ive ·•
I all run the 1600 under five min·
utes before
"(Bcndz) 1s prob:ibly going to
have to tay a little clo er than
she did on Saturday," Weucngcl
said. "There arc four or five girls
m th:it race "ho, 1f )ou're nor real
Close, arc untouch3blc."
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"On the other hand, this was not the
5amc Newport Harbor team we've
seen. They wcro vc7. tight and made
some errors they don t m:ske normally ...
The Sailors dua thcmscl ves a btg
hole in the early going with far too
many or those hitting errors. The mis·
cues, like the kills. were just about
equally di tributc:d among the sqund'i.
top guns.
A. pair of Mark Mc:Anlis kills tied it
at 8, then Santa Barbara's Couvillion
shot one wide. A terrific set by Russell
Gan he lped Eric Vallely with 1 big ki¥
and it was 10-8. > oar
A Santa Darbam timeout could no ;
stem the momentum, as Frank Griffo'r.
block upped the count to 11·8 befor':>
the Dons could curn a sideout . D'*&
Newport continued its surge momcni.l~
J:ucr, closing out the game on a bloclr,,..
by Justin Mcintee. ~8~
"We came out a little soft in g:im~~
three," aid Moore. "Out fortunatcl~I.
we were able to get it bock in tht]~
"We h:id 11 hitting erron in the first
g:imc alone," Glenn noted. "You can't
do that against a good team like Santu
..._ ..... __, ., Barbara without get-
ting into trouble."
fourth gume.'' ~o ..-~~~~~~~~~~~~---.. w
St>Nl\I ~Nol
Eric Vallely and Justin Mcintee .<abo"'.e, left to right) go up as a combination block, but get zapped for their effor1s; Tars'
Coach Danny Glenn <left) and his assistant look on nervol:'sly; and at right, Mcintee comes down unrewarded in finale.
The Sailors over-
came a 7-3 deficit to
take a 12-9 lead in
game one before a
Santa Barbara time-
out. From the time-
out, the Dons enrned
a sideout and two
straight points, re-
sulting from two
Newport hitting er-
rors followed by a
Brad McMahon kill.
CalVary Chapel
gains Cf 2-A
llnals berth
Newport did nalt>1
lead once in gam~~
four, tying it th.re
times at 1-1, 5-S an<f
8·8 before the DonM't
regained command.•:;
a.-n ta B1l rb~,,.....,
pushed the score ti)
12-9 before Glenn
utilized what w.lS to:,
be his final timeouti
However, the Dons.
scored twice im. ,
mediately ofter the
break. "
_.____ __
The next two
Santa Barbara points
came as a result of
two more Newport
hitting errors, with
the final two points
of the game off
Tiffor Guigliano
blocls.
COSTA MESA -Calvary
Chapel High's Eagles earned
a berth in S:iturday's CIF 2-
A volle)'ball championship fa.
nals with 11 15-S, 7-15, l.S-11,
15-12 victory over Valley
Christi an Wednesday night
in a semifinals game at Es-
tancia High. McMahon too~·
advantage or a poor'
Newport pllS!. tO
score on a dink ancf:
a Snilors' hitting'
error made it 14·9.
The victory sends the Ea-
gles ( 10-7) into Saturday af •
ternoon's collision against
Whittier Christian ( 18-1 ),
which dii.posed of Dosco
Tech in the semifinols. Delaying t ho'c
eventual outcome,
There appeared to
be little concern on the Newport 1de;
after :ill, the Sailors had dropped the
firi.t game in the qu:inerfinal victory
over Capo Valley l~t Friday.
Game two took a similar pattern in
that Santa Barbara jumr.cd out early.
7-3. but this time the S:ulors could not
climb the mountain.
At 12-8, a jump-serve ace by c.ipt:11 n
Matt Ren haw, followed by a kill off a
block by Steve Couvillion and another
Harbor hitting error put the Sailor~ in
a 2·0 hole.
"We gave aw3y 3 lot of points the:
entire match," aid Glenn. "And
they're too good not to take od-
van1age.''
Santa Barbara was on the verge of
making it a sweep, taking an 8·3 ad-
vantage in the third game before the
Sailors caught fire . For arguably the
only time in the match. the crowd re-
ally got into it at this poin t, spurring
Ne\\port to a run of eight straight
points and into nn 11-8 lc:id.
the S::11lors scored
three more points, two on Griffo
blocks. Dul on its Cifth !.Crvice on mate~
point, S:.inta Datbara finally finished
the job as Couvillion'i. i.el'\e was mi~
handlcd to end the match.
The Sailors' demi e mean!> th:it none
of the top four seed'> qualified for the
title match. ln the other half of tho
bracket, Huntington Beach surprised
~cond·~eedcd Mira Costa. 7-15, 9-1
15-5, 15-8, 15-5, to earn a pot opposit
Santa Barbara in Saturday night's final.
Mcintee finished out his Newport Ca·
reer with a team-high 17 l..ill , Mite
McCoy added l.S, Griffo 12 (with 10
blocls) and McAnlis 11. For S3nta
Barbara, Couvillion lnockcd down 23
kills.
"It's a tough \\UY to go out," said
Glenn. "Ou t l've enjoyed the last fou
years with these !.cmors. h's been a jo
to coach the~e gu)i.. Am.I I know Russ
(Gan). Ju!ltin (Mcintee) and FrAnk I
(Griffo) arc all Divi ion 1-t)pc play·
ers.··
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THE LOBBY TO THE lylng betow tilt IUfface ol llne ol nld Lot 8, with said SHOULD CONTACT A ANO REMOVING THE The 11r .. 1 tddren and AveNuE. ORANGE, CA aJ1 warranty, tXpttU Of Im-BUILOINO, '°1 SOUT~ any lncOtrtctneat of
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being the Soul'*1y Int of The undtfttgned TNltM tedlflll NY!ngt and loan MINU, WITHOVT. HOW· Hid OMd of Trutlt. 1..-on-nia, ~ Lot t2 of Oefaull ll'ld ~ '° ... CORDED IN 800K 401, secured by aaid dHd
Wllon Slreet (50 IHt wtdt) Cll~lmt eny lla~ty IOf UtOCf.atiOft, Hvlng1 I EVER. THE RIGHT TO ;: .. , mated lO aotal: Mid Tract ~ on 1he TM ~ Tt\19t!M PAOU 7 TO 11 CW Ml$-lnltffft "*'°" M .. "'°""" Of'I ...cs Map; any lncOf'rtctneN of IN toda~ion. or ... ~ bWlk ~b~E M:'No '~~Ni :~\93.; w•. ~ ~ OI "" c-...d Mid Nofke °' 0.. Cl!LLAN(out MAPI. IN Yided in laid Ho'8
thence parallel 10 &11d StrMI lld<kHI and 01htf ~;..:::..-: ~02.: THROUGH TH! S~f'ACE ,.... • I •• , t •• w--=-~..: ..,,. Md Utctlon IO ... IO THI O,,tcr 0' THE Dated:..., ... ""
NOtlNtly lll'lt South W )I' common dealgn1llon, II thonzed 10 do butlneM In OR THE UPPlA 100 'Cfl MMT KJllQ a COLO. lhe '' lint be r90Clfded tn the ~ COUNTY AlCOROCA OI CAL ... UllM.
03M [ut 1921,... IO the any,thown'*-' lhit 111te). 8'' TH ~AIN ()ff TH! SU8$UAFACI Of' ...... A PROPI .. ~~LC --. ... ,... propetty" SAID COUNTY CORPORATIO•,
beQIN'llng of a ~I The total amount Of tl'lt (NORTH) t'NTAAHCE TO ~~~~1H.fRC~:~v: tlo1t'AL CORPORA. ThoM ~of L.ot9 I tooeeed, l!XCIPT THIA.,AOM TNMM, ,......._
ant concave Soutnwett-unpeid balw. of the Obll-THI COUNTY COURT· t · TIOM ---. ' llOUlaft PUIWIAL AU. Oil. OAS MMMLS '-' .... ...,_.... a
tffy and M¥lng araclul of gallon .. cured by th• ~~~OOwffr!C~f,. ~~E~INiw:N! g'~ ara "=Tl: lll"9 ::!'!:':'..: ,:.:: OO•PO•ATIO• Al AHO OTHlft HYOAOCAR· lfer•l•Oe;,.,' 17
2500 ltet, lhtnc'9 '°""'" propetty to be IOld and ANA Cit.L.,ORNIA tll PAHY. A COAPOAATlOH, ~·• V... ,,·11,.11 ~ Ill lootl la ,.... ti ...... TllUITD.140U ION. IUllTAHCll t.YINO Wlla•lre •ettlne
MSt"'1Y 8b'V Mid curw reuon•bl• uuma1eo tigtll . '*"'end lnttfMt ~ AECOADEO OCTOlfR 11. aoo 1 l•fMI••••• ao ._ ·• .WM aova.nuo, LOW A °''™ OI too Lea Al••••a. QA
throuQh t CtflCI .. .ngte ol co.et. ~ and ad· ~ed 10 and"°"" held by 1171 IN_ 10091. 13347. ,___fat, .....:.-: ..:..: :.=•ra= WllTMl•ITI•, CA 'HT WITHOUT ANY fltlt ..... H
12r 10' ,... t:J '"'lo. vw .. is St.107,204.21 Ill undtt Mtd o.ed Of TNlf, PAQf 11&9 °' OlnQAl CA ..,.,....., 0.. ~ f ill .... ..: ..... Qr • • ... UIA •• MOW,
poentofrlYefMcutVe,a,.. .., d be made, lnducllng .. Pff'M"llPf~ Rf~gs.UCIPTINO teetl ....... .I ......... loM: "4..._..tl oca1~••""i••T TINITll UU
clllt lne ~ ~ POi~ '*" ...,. WllhoiA ccnvenant Ot ~ CO¥*ed ""':::'·In TI1EAE,AOM TH! sue. (7t4t ..... 700 ......... • -"'°" ............... ~ ..... ,..,... .... PICD
Notth 11 H 44 Wtet, WM9ntf, "J)f ... ot """ ... ~~ .. IUl¥ACI WATfR RIOHTS P11bll1had N••POfl w......, oomar °' ...... T.., lllCMTMT .... ..... ., .... TAOIUM ~ ~ 8'oflO pfled regatding tlllt. P'»' Kr'ltMna ttie'lend "*""•A "1T WITHOUT THI iiOH'f ~ ..._ Diiiy Tt'ld ... \At A! .._ P11bllatlef N .. jtOU ....... IO i•c• hM P11bll1tlef .... ~ r..--.. C\#W ~ Miiion OI ~. 'H Q TO PAACt\.S t °' SUA'ACI fH'n.Y, Al fl'l9ut M4tt 21, .Mw 40 tt, el0f!9 lht NotttMat ... ty INd\.CO.. .... Dalf ~-~ ,..._ IHlltt C.. .... ~ end halltng a '° ••f'f IN 11..,.....u ,.,.0 2 ,.,. EAS!M NT Al AESE.A'VfO IN THI DUO •182. -NOi .... a Jw4 4 U, PILOT O&Melflll NOi Mir •· .1i11M 4 r•dlu• Of 30,0 ..... ~Id bf Mid DMd, _,. TO PAAClLS a AHO 4. fAOM TH IAVIHI C()M. lt'2t2 1111. .... ,. , ...
twougn a C*ltrll engtt of ckldllng &N ._ Ind 91· P.MCtL 1: UNrT _ '' AS ....,
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port Beach/Coata Mesa Dally Piiot Thursday, May 28, 1982 •
.~,:!!==~_J .....0..,.,.. PUIUC IOTICll PUILIC IOTICU PUii.iC llOTICll PUllJC NOTICU · · _., .. °' .,.,. bt111 to._ ... .,..._ • c. tee-•°"' ,. · .VIUC N011CI ~ ll011CU MUC leOTICll "*"C -~ ._.,.~ :_c=:c-._..,..TNll.:z22-.-°'1N wim.....L--.~ MUCIOTICI :=.r~ MOTar#numftUU r09011 ~'°.._,.,_ ...... Md ........ ~
...... Am Ul &n llofta ol .._, Md = =---=1• Loe Angelee, ,..,._ ......._ Thil llattmenl w .. flltd 1* 0.. IJlo ~ _,TICUlfl VW A tf DUAl.l.T why IN :..r-.... ...
00.WTIOll Code ldon 11-.._ Tl'llt bu1lne" II con. =:~~II~ ~-llw ~th IN~OUllfY Oef\ ol T,..._ ..... _tl* ~:.':"'"' UNOEAAOEEDO-TAl.CT~lfw~. tt47t/tt41e cM blw ~or,_.... dUded by: 1 oen-aii pan. Or1t11t Courtly en_.....,. f1 _.. __ , ~ 'I on Apf'll 20 ~Ml• DVAULT ~ HOl#MO..,.._, DATED JOLY "· 1190 A HEANG • "9 Am llOTIOa Ina. ftllttNp 1192 _... • The ~ l*90"' ,.,..,. A DUD Oii TtlUIT DATU Oft • ,. lH.Ul8 YOU TN<f ACTION ........ M llllM ..
OP•T•ND ,.11bllt "9d Newport Th• rtolttr•nt(1). com; PllMM -:~~·-F1217H f111Mt Ul&W YOU TUI A..M =-~.:=: ~ fl'..arlCT YOtM June ,._ , ...... i I ~ letdl/Coata Mtu Dei1Y mefQd lo 1ranaac:t but'-~ MAHUF~A· ftubllahtd NIWPOf1 ~ ACTION 10 "°'1CT YOCM ~ 0.0 ..,._ ~ • "°"1RTY. IT MAY IE P.M. Ill ~ M
I ..,.. 'AllTTO ll'lloe~ 14,11,21. ~ =:n..~N lht ,flctlUOu9, " COltaMeN ~PllOC"= ~,=.1e:: °'"Coat•,,. ... Daty Piiot .,. • ., ~.IT .,• IOU r ..... .,. c "''' r.W... ~DATA~&N...E..--= ~-~..c:=
I .... ,. MO ~on· not ~.,..-.ct at u. June 4 11 1992 .,.,,,.. JeYllr V8'dMffo 1• 14' 21• 29• 1192 AT A ltUIUC ~ • • .... .., l~. at .. ~TIOH °' THE A,,. CA-~ -~·--"'8UCMOTICI H•nry T. S.ger1trom • • • Th-211 a3M1 Sutton. °'· LMe Th-299 NHO AN UftLMATQf (:# ...:-s~l=--= NATVRE °' THE F vou ~Oii.ii~ TO HaaA. T,,,.... • For• CA l2t30 .VILIC NOTICE Tiil .. ATUltl Of THI l9Cadllll Ji .. r7 -1-PAOCUDHl AGAINST ... ,,.,.,.,.. of .. -
0n Marett 21 11a .. " •na TN9 1tat•men1 .,.. tlltd "'8UC NOTICI Olv9ldO AoMrM. 25M2 PROC&Dea MAINl"I' YOU ......,.. -• · • YOU vou SHOUU> lhould' • --Hoo....., co.. High: MOTtC•Ol'lmW ...... the County C1tric o4 QrHnftlld Dr •• L.mgun• CQUMOH:I YOU •ouLO CONTACT • ~ := CONTACTALAWVER and ---= ~·'I· #:104, Huntl"gfon PUltWT TO ~ County on Aprtl 14 NOTICS OP ~· CA mn Aottt*-LAWYD Counl)' c.IMarnil _. DATED Ap11 l0 ,. °' .. ~."-prop. MUI.TN MD WaTY 1"2 ' "18UC UU OP dUet!cs ~·~·~ ::: 8u1lnff1 Nam. ()!. 06'111t2 • 1"00 PM., N.A. ~to~ C*IMn NollOI T~ ~ ~ the-:..::. '=
1917 HIOM».•· CODS ISCT10lt HUtlO A8MDOll90 '*9hlp ltat--.nt MORTQAGI llJtv.ca_ ftC. ol o.t..a Ind~ to WT.-. GWM A ~ ~. '"'f M ..
CAUllONM UCS.~D, 't47t/t t411 Publltl'ltd N9WPOf1 a.act.. PROPDTY The regl1trent1 co,,,. The FOllOWlng '*'°"'' ltll ~ llPPOIMd TIWIM l'MOfded .._., Vice ~ ..-, HlllmM! °'by 'fO'll/ ......,• 2P'rM34:1 VIN NO, Am ~ Cotl1 Meu Otlly Piiot Mey Notice ,'!,._~-~ mtlnCed 10 trMuet bull-ltt doing bualnHe ea: and pu!U/11 ID OM4 ol T 31, ,. • lnllrvmenl no ,.,...._ llllrl Otnwdilio CA IF YOU AM A MCAll4i~'?· 1~ OP lllTUHD 21, 21, Junt 4, 11. 1902 = ~hePl'bfto....,..~~;:. ne11 under the Fletltloua ~~~.~~·~\~.~Q LYON Rt~ord.d 011 071!0i90 "":of=~ o:-' ~ 92401.1983 (114) llCM7!11 , CREOITOA • a
POAICHE 812, CALJFQA,. POAAITUM TMn _,.,,. to Section 2~0cf':j ::: .. •. ~1•rM(I) lfltld COMPANY 41121 E~~~~ Ooc:urt11nt Ho 90-3117et7 Sook pl.#IUMI 10 Mid Deed of TNlt : 14 cotlbngenl ~ .... ~ ~';. c ~1f5 E NS I! N o . =m~o PUILIC NOTICI 1h• 1u11nn• 1. Prof... Jime:'Ja~e..J~CiM.80 StrHt, Newport Buch. ...... P9 ....... o1 a11c111 ... • p1Jt111c 11UalOll 1or e.Mh, ~ ~~ dece~~ c;_ :" ~
117241 • VIN NO. llonlll Code, lht followlng Thi• lleament w .. tiled Cahf, 928e0 Recoldl In lht olfict ol N ~ MOnlf of ltw Llnllect _..... PllQI "'°"" "'·-" ,· ..
OKU; 11~EP CHEA· SAl'STYC008 tlHte dncT1bed PtOC*fY to wit: wttfl the County Clwtc of Kirin l . Kroglu1 1111 Recorder of Orano-Co11ty Sl .... o1Ml9ncl •ll!eNMh Md !NII a ~ ':..
NO •0~5 VUCENSE l•CTIOtl tt4a8.4, IEICROW MO. ~aM JOH.N CHOTT 1,2f Ladder Orlnge County on M•v 11 Shoreclflf Ro1d. Coron• Cal~orn11 eiecuitd by '~ annnc. to ttw ~ PUBLIC NOTICES ~~ :--=..: .n~·11MZ1Cl6410, ~08NO. On ,.et>Nery 11, 1902, at NOTIC8 TO lurf bd., bikes, ltlfao. bike 1992. ' del M.,, Clllf. 92825 Sltmona. 1 lllllfild 111111 ColMltlouM, 700 Cl"'t C:..• :~ tout ~ lfom .. .,TAIL • tRA 2544 Newport INd, 1127, .... DfT_I _ Pis., bx1, mite. JO ANN ps•taa.. Thl1 bu1lnH1 11 con-..,LL 'T .... UC 0nw W.. SWiii Alla CP033490 ...._ ... .__,. ..,. ,.. " I! CELLULAR C091a -.., Clllbnla, the "'" "" vr llRITZ l.fJ8 St. CHH, .. -ducted by: 1 eotpor1tlon -" rv AUCTION TO CMtom. II'* llQtll, tiUt Ind NOTICE O F PETITION .,,. date of --nor ...
TftEPHONI!, SERIAL NO. PfOC*1Y dMcrlbld u : 8ULK IALa record1, llll'ld, 110of, bxa, Publl1hed N•wpor1 Th• r•glllr•nl(I) corn-THE HIGHEST 1100£R FOR .,..,._ ~ 10 enct now TO A DMINISTER lettan • PIWidild lfl
062$39 :see COMPUTER, VGA (Notloe11Unuent mltc.JOSEPHMOSSH-38 Buch.Costa Mesa Diiiy menced 10 transact. bU"-CASH, (ptyll)lt•1111totsaie111held~lundtfllld0.clol ESTATEOF· ~la e~el~
... MCud ~ 1o MONITOR. CD ROM· ••UCCho.etoa1 Vee. Sp. Sl9f410, c:lothel, Pilot May 21, 28, June 4, ""9 undet the Fk:t1tlout lft!Mmontyollh1Unnd$at• TM&lnlhe~.....,11 Amell An W81k :n and Safety Code LASER JET PRINTER: 388 NOTICE IS HER~BY ~.1>9gs, It.CH•, 2 btief, 11, 1902. Bu11n ... N1me(1) l1slld ) II The Chlplllan Awru • _, County Ind be •ka .:..n.n:. w Iker, !:: ,::-.=. ~
IN ~4~4~~ gs:~: :r~o~ ~:;,.NtoU: ~~k _.,. II P~EN~N A~::\,::· lh285 ~ °O: "t1!r~e~99~ 1t111e1tothe~C.....8utq ~~ 1 M undoYlded aka Ametla H. w:1k:: monfls .tom 119 ~ rMnt.. ACCESSORIES The nam9(1) and b\111-garden I. ptumb loots, lbl: PUBUC NOTICE Pr~· ' 300 Ent Chapman Avenue. t~ .,,..,. 111 Ind io Lal 1 aka AM• Walker, di• no4ic:ed ~.
Tht P'oC*tY wat MCud was MCitd pw1U1nl to nesa lddrels of lh• ...., 6u .• misc. JEFF WILLIAMS Thia 1ta1.men1 was riled OrWIOI CA. •I not\ itt •nd n-ol Traca No 1oe&t 11 uw Cty aka Amell• Wiiker YOU MAY EXAMINE wt&. r"P9Ct fo IDeged ~ Hellth Md S.'9ty eoci. 11e: f·22 KAef., ml~o. golf CNS1040547 With the County Clerk of -~1o1nonowhltlbJ ot Costa ..._. County ol CASE NO. A164169 IN .. Mpt ~ 119 COll4 I ~~~r<:l of S1c:1lon(1) SectJon 11471/114U by MARSH & HART INC., 1 c::lb9, VIC, lbl, bits, misc. ~ltlous Or~ Co1611y on May 6, I under wd Dead ol Trust 11 the ~ a-ot Celtlomia • To al hews, t:r.= "' \. :::-::•
IN Hnlth and the Cotta MeN poec. 0.-C1llfornl• Corporation CHARLOTTE NUGENT 0-11 lklalneu Nllln9 1992 p!qleft'f ••'!'Id 11 u~ P• MIP Racoroed 111 BQOk ~ crechn; • = Code. Vou 8fe -partMent. Harbor INd., c.o.t* Whl., oh •• vac, blk!1 ltat..._.t F53037S Clhlomll dttcrtltd • Pucel; 471 P11g11 47 and 48 oe tingent ~ and you ~fiJie wi4h~ll9 ~
notted Chat the The property WU Mind ........ CA 92627 .,,...,,... TV, ChlMf, Pl The FolfowlnO persons Publ hid N B ICh-Lol al T M....,__ ~ persona wti ' • Dlttrtc:t AllOmty of Or1ng9 Wlltl retJ)ed to 1119Qed ~ Doing bullnn9 u: MIN-~. bu., mi9C. RICHARD are doing busmeu u · C 1 ttWport • 4 rad Nat In ti. Cf'/ ExCllPlf'G t~ U11u t lo Chetwiae be ln~restad~y ~ Nob 119 9'11
COunly hU Initiated ~ latlon(1) o. f S•ctlon(1) UTEMAN PRESS COSTA SHANEBROOK J.5 Ref, RETAIL BROKERAGE 2~ ~Dilly Pilot Mly Newpon Stich. County of 3ti nciuaMI a ahown on A the wll °' 9Statl ot ~ ~' 'r:'.:Z...::
c .. dlng1 to forfeit th• 11351 ot the HNllh .nil MESA; ledder, bid, b• ap mat., INC., a c.Jilomi• c~ • • 4• 11• l992 °""OI. S...,ot Clllomoa ea COndolllorllUm Plan Recotded ot Am9t1I Anna warur' ..,,.._ 0
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•boYHtlerlbed propeny S1f1ty Cod•. You .,. All oth•r bu1lneu tbl, d\1, coueh, bu, misc. tlon, #13 Corpormt• Plaza. Th-279 rNPilld 11bodl'37 pegeshnd In Book 13188 P1g99 to7 ot-. Amelia A Walker ua ~t ':l ':: : Pthuant to HMlth · -ocs lleteby not:fled 1het the na.rM(•) Ind lddrftl(H) Sll9 wlll be by comP4'1J. SY111 200 Newpon Blach PU C 10 ol ~ r111c-records Oita.I Reaon1& . .a H Walker • aka don ~ of 119
hf•ly Code SHtlon DlsttlCt Attorney of Orange UMd b'f the NII•(•) within live bidding (Written Hlled Calif. 9266o ' BLI NOTICE ol 011n91 County, CaWoma PARCEL 2 UYWlQ Unit •Anni Wa!Mr. aka Amelia ~omia ~roba99 ~ A
114U.4. Col6l1y hu Initialed pro-the put """ )'91rl, as bid• may be 1ubm1Uld In Ret.11 Blolctr• Inc Cat. Fl tltl &~ .. oil oil nitrts m lb c;ompc»ed of Lu • Ind G II• Wllk91 R tor So«W No4ic.
You den lnstrvc:ted ttw H Cffdlng1 to forf•lt the llllld by the Mlltf(a), er•: ldvMc•l on IM 11th day llornl1, 13, co= •uil:e 0;:' m<111rll ng1e lllllHll g., ~·shown on NICI Condomlnoum A PETITION has been .C::::'avallble from .,. you Otelr• '° cont .. , the •boYHHc:rlbld property Non. of June, 1992 It 2:00 P.M. Ptau. Sult• 200 .. •m• nd ....... hy . • Plan flied by Twila G Heinze In ourt ~
pur1uant to HMlth and S1fety Code Section n111 1ddre11 ol 1h• pro hu been etOfed Thia bu1lnen 11 con. Th• Followlng persona ~ name known. QIOChtf1111 cornmon deaignalion ot tMI Cahtomla county ol A~":\ for P9llonetw
lodal1\n Of thl1 property, purtu•nt to Health Ind The name(a) Ind bull-lt~he •ml• .. Whet• Hid Betch, Calif. 926&o Statement 1 ... , .. , ltOCilbonl by what · The llrMI llO<lresl or acnet N Superior Cour1 of ,,,_.,., •
S1fe1y Code Section 1141111.~. t>uvet(•) .,..: DANIEL L. la loc:etld 11 ducted b'f: 1 corporation 1re doing bu11nes1 as: stHm. encl al produc:ta dtnved propeny 380 W•t Wiison ORANGE. ENDERSOH •
1148&5, ~ mutt ftl• 1 You .,. "'ltructtd tl'lil If FITZPATRICK l ELIZA· AYRES SEL1 STORAGE The registrant(•) com· MULTl·MEDIA ADVERTIS. lrom any of the IOf990inQ. that &reet IA106 eo.11 M-CA THE PETITION 1 Dove Oflve Ste 3' Yeftfled claim 1te~ your you d .. lt• to cont•at the 8ETHA.FIT2PATRICK.313 7012 Ernelt AYe. Hunting· menced 10 1r1nuct bull· ING, 345 Avocado "2020, may bewalwlorll'deffleCOYerld 92621 rtQYeslS that Twila G ewl)Ott &..Ch CA
lntweat In the prol*tV. forfeiture of this property Hellotropt St., Corona d .. ton Beach, C•. 714-848-ness under the Fl<:tltloua Co•t• MHI, Callf. 821127 piqiony togllhtr wih Ole N.,,,. Ind ldd,..1 ol lhe Heinze be appointed as 6'3 •
You mcJlt file th11 clalm In putSulnt lo Hutlh and Mar, CA 92625 7314. Lln<llOfd r .. •rvn Business N1me(1) nsted AIM Alv1111do, 345 Avo-tal"""'ol«*I ~ benefioaty at """°'• r~ personal r9Presentltve to 08lly Newpon the &.tpttlor Court of the S1fety Cod• S•cllon The ...... b9lng IOld .,. 11\9 right to bid 11 the l&I•. •boY• on: Janu.ry \, 1987 cado. Co111 Mesa, Cll1t. ....,.. ~ mrq •..-.·"' the sale 11 being condUcled admlnitler the estate of aC:tVCosta
Cciunty of Orange Within 11488.S, you mus1 file 1 g.nerally dHc:r1b9d u : A Purch .... must be made Stephen C. Hopkins, PrtsJ. 92627 '"° operau~ lhelllor and SIO(tng ShearsOll Lellman Huttoo IN deceden1 Piiot thlrty t30) dlVt ol 1he lrat Ye11fled c:fll.m itetlng 'f04ll Buslneu, conale11ng of f\K. l?Y c11h Ind paid for 11 Ille dent Lucy McKn1ghl. 410 Ca· Ill and removing the llmt from Mongege CorpormlOtl CIO THE PETITION :say 28 29 June' 19'112 ~lion of 1N1 Notice, lnt•"t 1n the propetty. nltur9, fhrturn, 9ql.ilpment, ume of purchlH. All put· Thia atel•l"Mnt was flied brlllo, Coate Mesa. Cal1I 111CS lino or ant°'* 11no, lnclid-SNtrson Lettm1111 HUiton requests lhe de<»dent's • • • ~ l'!"" ~ ICtUlll You mutt ni. thll ctalm In IHHhold lmprov•mtnl, Chued goodl If• IOtd H With the Counly Cletk of 92627 rig h '9110 ~ 01 cfnc· Mongege Corp<nllOll 4880 Will lrld codlc:lls, ff any, t-:=======:::;" nollce. (....._ UM Conti• the Superior Court of the 1toc:k-ln-1racse. lnv•ntory, II Ind must be removed at Orang• County on Miy 1 nus bu1loH1 Is con· llONll'f dril ano "'"' lrom lands Hlllmattt Pwtt-.y sen be ldmitttd to pfobate '' rot Num* t2f0t5a9,) County of aning. Within good wlll Ind aocounta, lo-time of ai.. Sll9 la eubject t992 ' ducted by· • llm1tld part· ottie IN ,. red e.n.nMo CA 92407-tMl The wll and any co<ic:ts ~\ (I
You """' ....,. an 9fto ttllrty (30) daY9 of the rnt cltld 11 2180-8 Harbot IO canoellaton In Ille ev.nt f53ooa1 nenhlp r " cow PIOl*tY 0"9aona to 1119 aboV9 we avalable tor l\ \ {i datMd ?)Py of the c1a11n publlcaUon of WI Nola Blvd.. C~ Mna, CA. of Hltlement bllwHn Published NMJ)Ort Be II-The r•glstrant(s) com-ol or gatwtl&. tumell and sNlls propeny may ti. oblaioed by examnation In lie IJJQ kept on IN Olttild Attorney Of WllMI ~ rec.Ive IClu.i 821127, known 11 MIN-Landlord ind oblfgtl•d Cost M D 1v Pil : rnenced 10 transact bus!-l'1IO U'llol.9I or Kil* fie Slbtll· ~long ,.,,,. 111 W"t.ng by lh• court ~~(Ann:~ noex.. (PIMM UM Supe-l/TEMAN PRESS COSTA party. • ... ai., 01 •Y neu under th• F1ct1hous lac:ulflec:o¥111dprope'tyandlo trom ,,... bellefoaty WChtn 10 THE PETITION
L. Hill. Deputy Dlalrld Al· nor Cour1 Number ~ MESA. M•n•e•r, AYRES 21 , 211. Jun. 4, 11, 1992 BulfnHa N1me(1) l•llld bononl Mith~ or dlt9C-days from ,,... 1ar11 ~'°"requests aulhonly to
tomey] ., 100 Civic c.nt• 07.) You mutt ....,. an~ The Wk .... lnt9nded IELF STORAGE Th·2111 lboVe on· May 13. 1992 hONly ~ .... tt.lmell and Ol lhos notice admtnlS'8r the estate
o.-twe-Wnt. Sant• Ana, CA dOrMd copy ot the dun lo be consummated 11 IN P blllh d N PUBLIC NOTI E R.ne Alvar1do shills Ulldtr and be lh be SllCI sale .,. bt maoe under 1ht l~ndef\t 12701 wtlhln ten (10) days on the Dllt1lc:1 Att0tney of ofTlce ot CAVALCADE ES-Btac~.CO•ll• M •wg~.~ C This 1t1ttm•nt was f.led .......,._1J1et!C)r.,..0~' !Id •llfOA ~"' WllTWtly Admomstraoon ol Estates O of lht Mng of the dalm ln Oranga ~ ~nn: V1ctJ CROW 11480 E. t1th St., eta _, Flotltl with the County Clerk of ,--1 ••~or tmplleO u 10 1111e Ad (This authority w11
IN ~ CounlOYI [)j. L Hbc, DecMY Dfl1tlcl Al· Ste. 101 Tustin. CA 92S80 PiloC May 28, Jl.wle 4, 1992. Bualnesa °:a.me Orang• Couoly on May 15, to,.,. l'lllilnel ~ ~"'""· pos-"°" or ena.imt>rlt"QI allow the personal No r oom
left In the
ytaion_ totnay) 1110o· CMc Cent• Ind 1ht antldpated 1119 TH298 1992 repu, deepen and op11111 •Jrf to ·-~ 11>e U"pa>d belaoc:e rtprnantatlve IO QkA1
The tllMe to tlmefy ft1t OfM Wnt, Sara Ana. CA date 11 J\.wle 15, 1902 Stateme nt F531850 Mii wtls Of llWltl w&houl ,..,. d\11 on 1he ooce MCUr9d by many . actions wit'l°'11
Ind eecure 1 ~ c:Wm 12101 Within ten (UJ) daY9 The bulk Ult 11 IUbjec:t to PUBLIC NOTICE The following l*•ons Publlshld Ne-Nport e .. ch-1'41 the rq-;t IO lt1ll mrw stol'9 IUI OMd Of T11&1 10 • oblalnlnO COUl1 approval.
IUltlng an lnlwMt In lht of 1N filing of the claim ln C1llJomll UMtform C~ CNlt 040tet lrPIR~~E1~n.~~Ou SER Coste Men DIJl'f P1lol May t.iplo!t and optlltt through t~ S.35 00000 s>U lhe IQlkN."'11 S.tore fa.king C911atn ,..,.,.,
property In ,,,. Superiof the Superb Coul1/CMI °'" merc:111 Code S•cllon Flctltlo·-VICE "'65 I i • 21 211 June 4 11 1992 tulf1et or me ,,,_,hi hllldrtd -~ COiis ttpenHS "'° lnl>or\ant ac:uons. garage Court W. rtSUll In lht 'lllalon. 111082. -· · ' 1 rv n1 Ava.. • ' • ~, 8dVanoM • the 11me 01 11141 however, the personal ~ being ded.wad ot The failure to Umety file The name Ind eddre11 of 8u11n .. 1 Name 2AS, Costa Mesa. CA Th-2114 (500) IM cl ttla siaurl.ace ol lht !t\41111 pub11c111on Of hi N0t!C9 t9pr~ta11Ve will be for fhe Car?
Ind MCUf9 1 ventlld claim the peraon with whom Statement 92628 PUBLIC NOTICE cX1'*ld Pf09911t • 1'9serwd m 1 01 Sale •111'111., llW••• requred '° QIY9 nouce IO 1tettng .,, tnter"t In the claims may be fled .. CAV· The FoClowlng persons Pier Carlo Biagini, 73 Sea dMd l'ICOldld 5-mbtr 17. 1930 ,_ encl C0511 111 the amoun1 lnteres'8d pefSC>ns unless ~ In the Supenot ALCADE ESCROW 11480 .,. doing bualn .. s 11: ~=· NW#port Beach. CA CNS 1038•02 In boall 13746. Pill' 33S of dfAI of $1204 74 plus .,,._, on !My have W81V9d no~ 0 A call t o
Coun wtn re1Ult In the E. 17th St.. Sle. 101, Tue· SCENIC CORRIDOR IN· Ltro C oeo f1ctltlou1 l'ICOl'dl AbotAClllC~.nyand al the unpaid pnoc:tpel ~" c:onsen~~ the proposed clalllfled Pl'Ol*tV being d9Clared or lin, CA 92680 Ind lhe last DUSTRIAL PARK. 290().A Y er ens• 4 9 I H w111t ogtls or 1n111ests 111 "'"" I val1lble lnletell raie Item action.) ,.,. lndependef\t Ofdered fcrl.tt to the State day for fil.ng clllmt b'f any Brls1ol Sltfft, Coste Mua, MDlorenaCABl92vd. s711 P. San uSitn•t" •tm• nnl'fS no rnaner how -.ured .... N-blt 1 111191 10 date ot adlTllniS~ation authority of ClllfOmla and dl1lrlb-Cted'llOI •hall be J\.wle 12. Calif. 92628 ego, 11 • emen ... ....... vr .. ~ ICCrVed lal• Wtl be granled unless an ca h I utld f)UfllMl'tt to the oyJ. 1992 which II the t>usrneai Wilt• A. Frome. 1 Hermit· Thl1 bu1intH la con. Th• Followlng peflOf\S oeci.11111 tncl OW"8d or tMd by eha!gel. and ld\l'lnCel the Interested person hies llll ft • P• __ "'_ Ilona ol He.ith Ind t'-'Y day befof• the Mhelpatld ~· Lane. N9wport Be•ch, duc:tld by co-partnet1 .,, dolnQ bus1neu as: dlcfjrl/'f m Q>MIQion W11h 01 Witlt beoelcery 11 auttiorv., or objection to tfle petition _____ _....;_ _ _,
--· _,,. Code ~ 114119 with-..r. dlll IP9Cllled •bove Calif 92860 Th• raglalranl(I) com-MAUl·O~ANQE COUNTY rtap1e1 10 lhl COVl!fld ~ ~! O.:o:';' out fUr1t\er nollc:e or hew· Datld: May 111, 1902 . Mwy E. Frome, 1 Hermit· mencld lo transect tiu11-~S.:,eflATIONT, cto Robert wn.i.uti water oghls sNll be 1-N-O--T,-C--E -O_F_D_l_V_ID_E_D_P_U..:.B_L_l_C __ AT-IO_N __
1nQ. • DANIEL L. FITZ· ~· lane. New1)0t1 Beach, Mii under the Flct1tlou1 1 s1, 850 own C•nter ~Irwin 1.,....,. t "Strwv AU Folllu ' P'ubllihed Newport PATIUCK Clhf. t2e60 BualnHa n•m• listed Drive. Suite 1900. Costa .. ,.og ai>P'OO llll!Ye 1825 Otalet B .. ch/Coste Mesa Dlity ELIZAaETH A. FITZ Wilt• A. Fronw, TrullM •bo..,. on: 41111192 M9sa, C.hl 92626 percollung Pl'HC'C>IM or con· Pursutnt to SecllOns 3381 ttvouoll 3385, Reve!Ul and T~n Code ol Power to Sell C09Ca..... Noe May 1•. 21, 28, 1992 PATRICK 9i • of the Frome hmilY Trust Ptef C. Bilg.ni Roberl Gtlelw111. 31882 V11 lrlCtUll PfOVldlcl ,.,_.~r 11'111 Tait-ile11U!ttd Propetty In and fOf 0ranoe courcy. $Ute Ol Ca!lfomla has been dMded and
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Th218 • ur-rt•t UfO('r 12/30/85, 1 Hefmft· Thi• ltat.ment was filed Filion. Trabuc:o Canyon. lhl IMeMton NOi "'""' 11111 dlstnbutee tD vanous ntwspai>ers o4 general ClfCUla~ pubis/led in S4IC ,,.,-. .... _,...,.. ~-·=-==-~-.If---------Publl1had Newport ~· Lane Newport Bach with Iha County Cler1I ol Cali! 92675 l'l>trntrYllO Of tor 1"' bt!Wld ot lion t rtOf ot c ....... , "" .....,. ..... ,. PUBLIC NOTICE 8aaoh/Co1t• 11••• Cat•f 9M , Otano-County on M•y 22. Thie bu11ne11 11 con-dtcll••,.. "'Y ng/'l to ll"ltr l.C>Ofl o a porl)Ol1 ttie each of said newspapers
PAC9'9C ... ---------Delli Piiot 11•1 28, Thia buslnen 11 con-l992.. ~~Id by· •n lnd1111duat 1i. .,,._ ol l'llt co~ Pl'Ol*'Y w I -.&. PAM C8 110 39311 1912. duc:tld b'f 1 general pan· '532304 ~·~~91~nl(t~ ~m-'"1'-neit .. cl si.ctt ngflts 11 ~ • Mor"*'Y FlctlUou• th2t3 nerstwp Publl ah•d Newport ne11 llldef tllensaFict1ho~~ reun.ed ., ' ONd rKordtd
0.-• Ctematoty •ui lMU M•IM PUBLIC NOTICE ~·~•tr1nt(•) com-BHch.COste Mesa Daily Business Name(t) l1stld Stl)11 ... ~ 11. 19&0 11'1 boolt NOTICE OF IMPENDING POWER TO
S500PaaflcV19w0rtwe The ~t MA under~~.= ~;o-,:;Y 211. JuM 4, 11, •t>oveon M1tch20. 1992 t3746 page 335 ot onie111 SELL TAX-DEFAULTED PROPERTY
........,, 9aadt .,. dOing but1ne1a ~ CNl1040445 BualMH Nam9(1) hated • Robert Gilct\nst t9CIOl'd& Pia! 1 [IHC:lt<U as )~=~-~! .. ~·==~~ SOUTH COAST TOWN Plc:UUoua lboYe on· Dteamb« 2,, 11\297 :l!S l lllement WH rilld 9'ICll NM'l'llnlt ... p1nic1Joa"y Tl'u Is pubLc noClce INt rn property IDeS anCI assessme:11s on lie Pl'UtS descift>ed CENTE... 33t5 f<Ylew ..... ,,... ....... "" PUBLIC NOTICE Ot·~=-c~~ ~:~ :t HI tetttl 1n lltt 1nc1t tnt•ted belOW wt !Im bef'I detau.".ed five Of more ytaJS on June 30 1992 lit 5 00 II 'll nw Aolld C:O... ...... Calif. Stat.....t ' Wlft• A frome tti2-. ·~, .....,. • ·f..,..,,.· Ol lhe DIN•ihon ol Pa.rte!S lsr~ ., becon}e svbttet to Wt ro!lector's power to sell on JiJy 1 t992 at i2 01 iii2t The kloweng. ~ Thts •ternenc W1ll riled Flctbloue F5276e0 Ch1n11111. ConditlOllS Ind •m Dy optr1llon of~ The QJ cof.ldOr'S power to sd * .m lnl$$ Ill property IS '°""" Coaas Plaza, I pst. .,. doing bulNlil ... wllh lht COU"Cy Cletk ol halMU NIUM . Rt llncllON recon»d Ill ~ dher r9deemtd OI made subject IO an instJftmel1 pi.i of reden'c!Cb1 .Wtad u prov!de.i
n.,1hlp..1. ~St5 f1lrvl1w HAMILTON • SAMUELS ~County on Aprll 21, llat9"Mnt 6::":4 Newport B•ac:h-1230S lllQI 748 lhCI ~ %:3o~99r l_.P !!'.-°"Jone 30 1992 The r1Ql1 ID an lnStallmetc ~ ·~ on Rold, ~ ....... Calif 100 a.-Clrde Suite The FOC10'MnO ~ .,. D.ity Pdot M•y book 237 ... • ......... Vial ~. the '"'" balance due mlSf bt paid In f\11 to pr1\le't
121ie · eooo. 'Ne;port BHch FsttNs .,.. dolnQ buslMsa as: 1. u , 2t. 211. 1992 11111 ' 1• PIQI H
7, boll! o1 su. al !hi = at l>Ublic lldon The ~ 1n dOhlJ PS cents tor ~ uc11 c..J ~ I Son.a. CM«. 82860 ' PUblllMd N9wport INc:fl. SELECf ENTERPRISES. Th-271 o ~I *Olde 1"° imposed by property was lllllty dtclltld to be tllt·defded 1$ set fol1tl opposb Its p&rCtf runtw
3315 ,.........,, Cotta....... Paul A. Hamol10I\ 100 Bay. Coe:ta M ... Diiiy Not Ml'f LTD., 3815 Blue Key, ~ llJP9lt"'9nU1I dtcl.,ilt0n of and does not Inc lttl add!UoNI pena/lles and fees w1'wctl have acclUed since IN 11* at
:::::::::=calf t2t2t view Clrcl•. Newport 21 , 21, Jul'8 4, 11. 1w2 r<>N def Mar. C.rlf. ~as PUBLIC NOTICE ~ llC:Otdtd11book12110 tax·dmult 111<1more19Cenl 11m 11\at may ilso be C:e!lnquert. Once Ifie power to sell,_ Sandra Pl'IVll9 5egerstrom ee.cn, cut 92ee0 •1 ,.,,.283 JoHph Cheri.1 H .. se. CNS1038459 PIO' t 11 Cl olfOll tteorcll under ~e ,,w tneca•ellOl'tlct'" ol recltmi>!IOn tetm1111tes It S pm on !)le tut busk!ess csay pt1or to sail by
Denlett, ~ Wlmbl9don Httt>M N. Slmu.f't lftc., gen. ptnr., 3815 IUue Key, tltlJ t«llOll lttdlg in tueh 111dt u• ..,. .,.. "'
for Ad Action
~. Costa M••· Calif. Cakfomla. 100 ea~ Cir· PUBLIC NOTICE Coron• d•I M•r. c111l. Flclltloua •rit~ltd .. lolbwa 'Roghls Ind ~ cte. Suite eooo ~ ll2'25 •uslne H Name 0 u k Gr1ll1I f~ Trust Dlltd 'Bauch. Clllt. tzMo CNlt040458 Bonnie B, HHM, gen. S tal•ment Ull" • _11 lits and Ci blt
CJ a t/19/H , S315 F1lrvl•w, Katen J Lia, 100 Beyvtew '1ctHloua ptnr., 3815 Blue Key, ~ Th• FOllOWlng petlonl ':rn ~ S.n,...,eni fl Costa ......_ c.Jlf. 82e.2t Clrcf9, Suite eooo. ~ a llneu N rON dtl Mar, Calif. 921125 11• clo•ng bus1ne11 as· • l'ICIOICh!Mnr 'Comm11111y
lilj... Harold T. $egerl1rom. JI. ~. catif. 92&80 u am. This businus la con. SAND GRAPHICS, '176() F'1c111!1t1 Eas.m1n1s· 'PHv11t
• famlly TNlt dlllld 1/17113. Wiiiiam L SIMI, 100 ::J,• Th ~~nt duc:tld by I Umitld 1)111· Monrovia Unit A·13. Cotll Strett Lendlclpt M1•11!1"1ra·
lft UK'nD 111 °WHt B1y Av•nue. vi-Circle, Suite .,. e ~w"' '*'°'11 Mrthlp ~ta. C-11f 82827 •ncl "Onl•nege ().191 Comm.,n11y
f\U••hlUft N•wrort a .. ch, Calif. N•wport Buch, C•lll' ~'=·~~IN The reglatrant(a) com-Canundrum, Calilornl1. F.a 1., · Paat 3 e .. ..,..,. t.•2 567& 1211 92680 ...,. ,..,u.,.,.. . menc:ld to tlll'ISIC1 bull-1160 Monrovl• UM A·t3 O* 1111 LOIS ~ b 'S U't • Henry T. Seoerattom Trust Ralph A Mazut•" 100 '""" """"'"""' 2955 Aid ness under lhe Fld•bOul Cossa .. ~ ... Calif 92627 ' • °" r "°IE"t ~;;;;::::::;:;::=~dllltld a/11/IS, 1817 e. Bey )'View Ctrd•, Suitt' eooo, ._.:c.a.W1• 140, Costa Bu11n.ss Namt(•) t.llled Thia bu11'neu 11 con-Owners IOf 1111 purpose ol
F'rott, ISltboa, Cel.t 92661 =ort 9Hch, Calif, eomm...,,. ... ~ n-......... 1bov9 on: 1M4 ducted b'f 1 corporauon u~ l!'e ngllts ol Ole .....,.. Donald EU09N Morw1y. ., ....,......,,..... BOMie B H..-The r•glstr1nl(1) com-~u 111 "E~ ~
22371 Aoeebfiet, M~ Phi p W Green, tOO Bay. ::':;p':-at~ ,r.wr· TNa llllernent was ttlld menc.d to lllnlaCI bull-u s.itn 1er1111 bis Ind..,.,...,. VlttfO, Calif 12812 vt..-Cwde, Sult• llOOO. 27$5 1 orn 1• "'Ith 1N County o.rti ot MU under th• Fic:t tious rq. n""" ~-~ dtfNd Ro~ .. ~ Mor1Wly, 22311 =Ort 8Hch, C1111: 140 ~llHill M::~ ~~; Dtq• County on Apr1I l5, Bul•Mll N•m9(1) llstld 1rd dllot>td 111 Ille CllS10~ Lor
--· M..-.n Vlafo, • • ....., · 1992 lboY9 on Januwy 1 1992 n_. CaJil tm2 Jeltrey s. Qtldet, 100 eay.. t2e29 ,.521412 K. BNce Brown. P,.Mdent .,...11r1l10n rttordtd WI boCil
A chard Anton MclnMY. view Clrde, !kll1e "'IOOO, lrooka A. 4Corbtitl. Im.lid Publlahed HewpQrt Beach-Thia lle\'"*1( WU filed l23115 Ptgl ll4 ol oli!;al llCOfdl ~ ...... ~w. 9lr'cl\ S.U Newport IHch, Callf ~· :!'wp~I•~ Coat• Meaa O!Wy Plot Mey With the County 09111 of and "'POI-Id by ~•lY ... _ ,.._f IZ101 t2eeO Cahf i2tlO • 14 2t ti,....,. 4 1992 Orang9 Count, on April II Oeclara1io" recorded 111 boCil .=. ~~O::: = ~~ ~ b~l~':n,.~ con-• • • Th-272 1992 '527181 l= ~1~t~:"1C11~~1
Sanfas Anl,J Calr. 12708 Newport BHCh, Glllf ............ V 7• p.wt· PUILIC NOTICE P\ibtlltted Newport Beach-'"*"" ol d'e .-..., bllara ol uun tantll• S11Q•r· t28IO ...... ..,. _,,_ strom fl'erty Utlt Dtbotah M AoMnthal The r•ol•tr•nt(e) com-LaGAL NOTtCa Coste M•,. Deity Piiot May"' MCU'tdtiylMI 0.0
M.,.._ OtfY9. L1guN 100 ~ Clfde 8u1t9 mencK lo trll\llC1 bus!• ..,_OPOSR 1Ht•ea 7.14,21,21. um al TnaurdrUICN>lytAmlltd
Hillt. Cetlf.12153 9000, Newport a .. ch e:-.:erN the 1 ~) .. ~ 8UD0aT flOR fh.270 OMS. eapenca aod ldvaias 11 Setty E'"n 5m c.lf. t2tlO ' •me11 ,..,..., flt al ~llOl'I o1 flt ~wn. 120e1 ..._ s. Adams, 100 Bay. =:n:1..Apr1120, 1'112 HUNTINGTON 81ACN PUBLIC NOTICE NQllCt o1Salt 11 '30tt,•~06
Avenue, Ina Ana, Call . view Clfde, Suite 8000. dent Corbln. ~ CITY CNS 104088 Payniera muss bl br uJll a ~':, Dl'lld Segwl1t0m, =ort 8Hc:h, C•lll. Thll "',.,,,.,,. WU ftled ~"°:L DtlTR~h Flolltl.u. tallolndlac*lt• OIUllAOf
3311 falMew, eoa11 Mela, Thi• builneu 11 con-~1'19~~ Cl~ ol City Schoot~tnct pro-a ualMH Name NllOllllbll • dl«I>; drlwn by• c.t. 82t2t ducted by: a genartl pllt• ~'V'W .......... , on April 77, poltd budQeC for 1"2·8G StatenMnt •1t or ltdt,.J Cid""°"' Of •
ThtodOft Wilt« $eoet-nerthlp Wiii be 1vallble tor ~ The f~ng pet90na cNdl sawn by a ltatt Of ledtral
ltr0f'l\14Nln!Udtet,1Mna, The reglitrant(•) f::: Pt!M11 lntpe ctlon a t 2001.,.dolnabuslneu1s: 11¥1191ndlotft~uv-
Celll. tano maneed lo 1rlnlaCt Publlltted Newport hKh-Craimer Lant, Hunt1"Q10n UDO Sl'Yl.E, 428 3t1t SI . "VI ..CCII Of~· blrl
TOl9n Herwy Segeratrom, .,... und• the Actttloul Cotta Me .. Dally Piiot M1y Beech, CA from llt1/'92 10 N•wport e .. ch, C11il. tpK#1td ~ MCtlOft SI02 al h
3311 falM9w Road, c~ eusinau NAIM(•) 1atotc1 at. 2a, Jul'9 4, 11. 1et2 1111J12. 1912, bt1W9en tt1t t26e3 fiwncW Code 1111 llMICW~ ~ ........... Meta. c.lt. t2t2t abo\19 on: ..,,.eftlbtf 1t Th~12 hour9 of 1'.:M> Lm. Md 4:30 8l.ltan T LIM, 2S31 W. ....;...;..._ a '"" IO • ' p.m. ~ pUf>llc hMrinO on MecMtwr BNct. 10, santa d0 ..... -wifti91&11enit ft'ffl
IN ptopoatc1 bl.ldQt4 tor Ana. Callt. 92104 ldMU w odw Cllll'WllOn
'~·································~ t~~be~-Th~~.1~.~~~·"·~~~~ 20451 °""* Lane ~ dUC*I by: .,, lncfi¥tdUal dMclt.d.,.,... pul'pOntd to bit'
llnQ10ft 8eac:ft. CA tl"CMn I/ Th• r99t1trent(1) com-,1 ~...._ _._ .. "'~ llO 111"2. 1812, ti. rnenced to lrlnaact ~ -----.-· ... STIRTillli l llEW IUSllESS??
The Leo9I ~ at the Pll04 la
pllMtd to IMOUnOt a NW l«'llca
ftOW~toMW~.
W. _. now 11.AACti the name rot you lit no ...,. cNrge. end MYe you
"" .. end .... trtp '° .... C«ll1 ..... In ...... Ana. Thin, Of oourte,
..... 9" IWeft II COf'4SIU" d .. wt1
.. yGI.# "°"'*" bu--,.,,,. •••ment ...... the County c..
putblWI once • ...-fot fol.w ...-.
......... ~ ... Md "*' .... your .... of putlblon ~ County Ctn.
"""" IN hOUr9 ol 1:30 neu under ""' Actltloue CA ~ Th ~!led a.m. Ind 4'30 p.m.. ~ ausin.u N1me(1) ted T"'*9 ,.,.._ ·~ lot
pUbllc helrfng on IN pro. abcW9 on: NIA lll!J ~*"-" ""'.,. l>Oled budga4 b 191:2..., SU.... T. Latn ct• and lllflat CDlllllMlll .....
'"" be heJd at 20451 This tietement wa1 Ned '°"' 1~ *'-" Said,. ~ ~On~~~~2~wlbtt!ldi...-..QMllll'l ttn, • ?"00 o·~ it M ttt2 ., ..,...,, • ..,,..... • .._.
"ubll1htd NtWP-Ort ,.......,.1 "'11'*4 ~c >l~Ofln·
8"ch.co.ta "'--Daly P\lbl'l&hed Ntowp0tt 8MCh-..._ kt flt ~ ol "°' Mey •• 1112; CoeUI ...... Olty Hoc ... ., .... "" ~11 hu • ----------"'*:;;.;;.;;;,;; 2t, II. ....,. 4, 11. 11N .... " ... Dlllll 41Hll* l'd.IO PUil.iC leOTICI n..iao "',.._.,... •nd•...-_______ ;;..;;.._, __ ..,.. _____ ot .. ,,... The~
CNltOMIM .VIUC MOTICI .,.. llid o...t ., T""' -..
............ FlolfttMa ........... •lld.....," tia ~ lilW ........... MllMe II ...... I ._lllft Dadl114JOft
The ~':-' ltet•......t el O.ua l"f 0...1111 IOI S.1',
.,. ~ ~ ~ The IOllOw'!n9 S*ton ii ""' • --.. ., Otftul ,AATY TIMI LIOUOA doinG bUllnall M l .... Elllc:lillM •Ill lll9 _..,.
1541 Adema A,,.,.,. -~ LIV"!LY CONCEns ............. Hetu .. Cotta ...... Cillll, ..._ 14141 KnollwOOCI, lath 0..lftll £ildlDlla Sal •bt
Mlk• M. Htwtn, 1 tl4 ~ ~ ta30u· ... ....... " .. ...., ..... ... '°""' 1300 l• ... Lalt9 ---~ .. W'!Mf\ .... """"' ........ .... F~1~ 1114 J:::.~· u. ............... .......
300 IAa. Sal Lalla .TNI . ~ II c:eft<o e-T _. ..
(!Ir. Ulllf\ .... -Ill i.i•11•1111 -IM1• Thll ~. ts CMo T1'a mwfat ~ lilA *"TOllGE RVC ,...,~,.~"'"""• ~ by: M lndM,_ ~--trwlMd Wlio IC. Al l""'1U Tf\e ,......_.(t) -. ,_ -lt!l8 ,--. Mt l .. ITMil 1M ~ lD ......... lut fMH HIMt l11ttd RQ01t l!'CJClllOM. 1CA w.-1
.... \ltdtr l'8 ....._..---•NIA , ...... ....._ ~ ........ NM?!{?> ...., '-:-1>_..Hll ... IJ'U ICATMY KllG 'Aa•T. Thllll I :•• ..... -T-• ...... eow.r a.\ .. -....
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All 1nlorm1110n concemlng redemption or the lnltiltlon at an 11\stllllnent !>Ian ot ~
li()n wl U be fum&slled lllJ()ll rtQUest by Robert L Cllron, Tmsurtf· Tu Co/lectllf Ind Ra-
dtmptJon Officer, Room 106 Finance Bw'ldino 630 N Broadway. P 0 Bolt 1'38 s.u
~1'13 Cal1forn11 92702
I decrart under penalty 01 IJOl!UIY that lite ft)(egoino is uue ano comet
sl Robtrl L "Bob" Chn
Oranoe Counry Treuinr·Tax Colectot
E.'trllttC •~ Sa~ Ana Ca tomii COIM!ly ct Orlngt on May 13. 1992.
ftARCIL NUllBPINQ svsn11 Dftl.AMATIOll
IAVINE CITY
No 76 • Oetu 87·012881, AP 451·
033--01 . $156..Cl Huft. lcstW.
No 77 • Default 8Nl1HS9, AP
45\.l0t·36. $3479 i9. GerTlctl. Miu J 1 Ec:aGttlnl Cl •
HUNTINGTON llAClt
SCHOOL DISTRICT
HUNTINGTON llAClt cm
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M Thuraday. May 28, 1992
Houses.'Condos
For Sale
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COM: L.ook)ng tot joint lllAONfl'tCUT 180" R.,.tale Awall .. 111
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Real Estate
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MEE 8A~uAE. Th• He•rtbroken new••• concept In vantur•/lnveator/bldr Oceen a HwMr Vue 1-58R. $80045000/
for• vtew townhom... 4Br, 2~Ba. Lot. of Mo. No tee charged. RIE ~OSS•SS8D a Barb. •CJ' e78-a•H llgfll, frHh paint, nu Agl, Ma.71a1
IRS PORECLoaao ""'o .... latre_s_a'""'Sate,........_1 ""c_h_ea_p_e_st 'i~ ;:~~r;:·--Vl-11-.-,-.-,bo-.-r -ll t"\.11~1 .lll!\
vendlnG. Be flral In 1o:.:r1:: •• ·~ •• i:: y~r .,.a Olleel from -• manufacturer. (24 Ian C•t, ch.,lahed
hours) member of th• tamllyl I UH IH '\I I .! lh~ 1 11111! I'-.
HOMIES .vallable at lot In Ritz Cove, gated ---------below market value. oceanfront community Bffu1IM 1BR + den. ***1 br, frpl, d/'W.
t 111 \I II !h 111 ! & '\h > n I :-. .! l I '1 Art ltucllos! 1.ao<MS24•9304 '2 lb•, ma1e ... las1
Comm'I •ludloa to LOCAL PAY PHON• affn S/10, vicinity or
Fantattlc: aavlngt. You Barb. ege. 97w 511 Nie• vleW, watlr/dryr patio, PoOI, encl oar. Avall ttow, l~ 3 8R
repair. Also S&l ball-•Bike to Beac:l'I* 3BR Incl. Flreplace, $1250/ Ju.t redec, no pet8, 2BA, d/W, ~pie, w/d
NllWPORT UY INN $200/mo to $205/mo •T. LOW COS T , Surrey & Cameo High. 0Uf epeclou• room• " land• Or, Cofooa cs .. Include reftlg 6 mleto. l20 2Jrd St. Cere~ HIGH RETURN. 1· Mar... PleHe H•lp out propertlH. Call 1· mo. ACJ' 875-4e12 Ma5lmO M 2·7142 hkup, lrg patio. $925 2BA, 2 car gar+. ty N d aontlnental bkfHI, W•rd •31•2242 800.741·1 18• Ue reunite our lamtlyt
8()().338--3388 ext. H· rrplc, Nr Nwpl Hts Waterfront NewPort I• ••USTSID••• + :;c~.2.a°21 ~'· 7558 tor repo llat your $1350/mo. 850-82M land, L.g 3br/2ba, nu 1 •DRM teao 0..,1 ________ _ maid •eM<:e & much 300 720, 3739 S/F P•~ Phone• • Po... Contact Maty at 549-
area. •Are you alck ot earth-•Cltw Uwht• V iew palnl/drapea, frpl. water, gar. Ho iMta WAKE up to the pound·
quakes, t1ota, smog, Hug• 3br/2.Sba, aun atove, dlahwaaher, W/ 2323 Elden ~7854 Ing aw1 In this beaut
tralflc & crtme?I Now deck, gar, pet ok, O hook-4.lp, gar, $1495/ ••Nice 28 R 18 a , Studio. Sl•P• to sand,
I• the time to move to $1475/mo, 850-8924 mo, lease 873-15100 freshly painted, 1 or 2 reallyl $800. 842-5909
more. located cloH 10cSa S/F. 1817 West• HOO Wkly Income •,~05_7_6 _____ _ to beach/airport. M 1 -st Slil .._,.,. 1··-
WHkly ralH from cliff. NB. Ag1541-5032 8~~$.229o ......... LOST;,. $300 RE· CORONA
DEL MAH 1022
"View from the Top"
Pied·a·t•rT"• w/2 maa-
ter suites. Very private
Agt, Barb. 875-5111
COSTA MESA 1024
Easts Ida
JBR 1 BA home, R·2
101 w/alley acceaa +
plaris for 2nd unit
S:'.!69 ooo. Sun b ow
Aeelty 831·2242
1150, 1•1 time guests _H_u_n_t..,.l -n-9-,-0 -n--.8""'e_•_e1,...h 1 WlRu large Gold
only. 931.eoGO O~e for Rent. 1350 Rope Bracelet, loat at
S O. ORl!QON Where many farms & t>.autl-•Newport Heig h t••--------.. pereona, no pets. 1.1\<il'NA Vl\Ci\TlON
per month, 1 et and South Coaat Plaza on
security. 848-G200 Mey 8, 1Stlil2. O WNER ful city homH are atlll 1 BR 1 Ba hH. pallo, 1850/mo. 557-0882
affordablel" Call Kll1 tncd yd, nr beachl W11tcllff 28r 18a •2BR 28A recenUy T~maahlto-Associate $750/mo. 87 .. 5257 New crpVpnt, pool. painted, I cw gar, ·-" N •• h 1 -k
B k ERA P S 8 5 O /mo. FR E E pool, avt • •t. ,...,,.,_ A..,_ OWi 2br hs•, 1 er -• Cabin 400 2000 3a"" ro er at res· 1200 elf 2BA 2BA. mod· RENT. 1728 Bedford 631•7345;. M8-seea"" etudlo, an have ocean 3BR 1BA, 185 per t "J vvv tig• Homes 1·800-886-em decor, patio, ;ar, Ln. 827-5107 °' 310-vlaw•, parking & night. SlffP• e. Sq. Fl. 3975 Birch St. 9644 bltlna, poota, clbh••· 596-4770 X 205 •Do yCKJ need lg c:INn •hOpplng 499-14e0 723·5817 Npl Bch 541·5032 Agt
etc. $895 832-.5202 2br 1ba? Gar&CJe, new BUSINESS LOCATION cpl 0/W ator•G• EL MORRO weekly MOVING TO 3 + 3 3 yra nu $1195 S7s0 No P9t Mo.a4H. aummer rental. Slffp• New bldga, ofc/wat• 3 + 1 hug• yd s1100 5 persona. c.n (714) hae, atorefrnts, roll-up LAS VEGAS? Call S unbow Aealtv •latg• a sharp 29A 499-4874 or 770-9824 door a. A lao alrHt
Tired of the high 031·22 42 2Ba upper, d/W, lg * Studio, w•lk 10 front ahowrma. Greal
cost of living? 2 bed-cloHlt, verta. gar beach, lg• private CM loc. Start• at 79e
b 332 Broadway, 3Br 2Ba. $830 No Pet &40-24g5 patio. ••fi15/mo Incl per ft. Agt. 850-1220 room, 1 ath home neat houae, au new. 2 ..,
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·Belter Business Bu-CALL (714) 456-8788
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around for raltt. round. contact Chris
DEBT CONSOLIDATION (h) &<tS-1277 or
FREEi with credit re-(w) 7S4-1151
on a large, walled car gar & big yd. Peta/ 2 MSTR Bra, 2~Ba, dbl utll. 479.eaao L•••e Option S5.000 NEW HOMES!! corner lot. S uper children ok. 721-1118 gar, pv1 bkyd. Cat ok. ••2BR 28A frplc, Back Bay hm to •hr. M/ Down + $1500/mo to
BUILDER'S Location! Com· $860/mo 1700 dep 1 N F. °"... BA. + en· own a 1400 a/f com·
polr $2,000·50,000. LOST: Whit• Cockatlel
Cut monthly payments vicinity E. 18th St.
to 50%. Klmberly Coata meaa. Mate
Credit 1-800.226-0190. grieving! Reward! Call
9am· 11 pm e.1.1. 896-331 1 ext 80754 pletely renovated! 3BR twnhae, Nwpt Hts, ' ' poo1, carport r r••
CLOSE.OUT! RV parking. Only frplc, angl gar, patio, •1BR Yrly• w/garage, !><t&-7588 an 6/Wknds .,..,.;, Shor•• ·s9501 1ranc:e. $400/mo. m • r c I a I condo.
$75,000. Call Bill or very nice. 322 Ogle St. •lovek &t/bfrlge.hCto5u78
1
5° 2 quiet e.Slde Apta. 2· mo. 875-115 7 851-8506 S161 .ooo. S u nbow Only 1 Left!! Helen today at (702) S91i15/mo 947·7 5 40 ~a~, ~1 ~cs-'sae2 · atry, 2BR 1 ~BA , *2BDRM •700* BA1.BOA PENN. exec. Aeeltv 93102242
JBR, over 2300 aq. ft. 369-9242 for lnfor-v • patio, lndry fac. no • condo. 1 or 2 rooms.
Builder wlll coo~ate matlon. 6~ l&TH ST. New pnV 2BR 1BA gar near peta. Sml fncd yrd •1BDRM $800* Pvt BA. furn, $575 or INCOME
PROPERTY :l 790 fl I crpt. 2Br 1Ba w/2-car beach n~wtu p'alnled $825 mo or lg• fncd 5675 "" nanc ng. --------JI gar & lrg yd. PeVchlld • saeo' • yd $900 mo. 2448 Frig, dshwahr, stove · 1 person.
$349,000 Ore .. o n , Aehland ok. $1000/mo. 721-1118 cute ap~:.1.133'• Elden. 642-5325 Incl. No pet• 545-4855 723·1407, 831·8314 Open Set/Sun 1..S • .,... u
2113 Valley Ad 3BR 2 Ba. 2 acrH, 0 e I u IC e 2 BR 2 BA S all lBR f 1 336 BROADWAY. Clean •Lido up.stairs. 2bf/2ba, FEM to ahr beaut 3Br
No Qualifying!
842-8804 apa, well, aauna, Condo, f/p, pool, gym. m or person. 1 yr new. 2Br 1Ba, bay view, trpl, gar. 2Ba 3·•tv Bac k B•v
$169,500 4 35-1258 tenn Bear/MacArthur 8 hHS to waler, avail gar frplc w/d hkup 11350/mo leaH no condo, w/d, frpl, pool.
$12,000 down. T•k•
over payments. Ou·
plu. Two 2 BR 1 BA
Unit• Prlva1e yards &
encloaed gar•o••· NEWPORT
BEACH 1069
Dover Shor e• Ar••
3Br • den, 2!Ar Ba.
pool, remod thruout.
$449.500 by owner.
756·1515 Of 84~71i18
FRONT ROW VIEW
1511 KINGS ROAD
Gated Bellcourt Hiii.
BeauUful view, 2 mar·
bte lrplcs, Euro. Kit.,
R educed S45 ,000.
M ay c a rr y 2nd.
S595,000. 7 14·640.
9306 619-340-1585.
OPEN HOUSE
SUNDAY 1·5
May 31
POOL HOME
2285 Golden Circle
SJ38,000 By Owner
714 631·2284
Pool Home
Over 1.750 sq ft, nr
Back Bay. 3BR, 1.75
+ t/•BA. dbl aided f/p ,
RANCHES1FARMS
GROVES 15 75
CENTRAL WASHING·
TON: 4 horM/c•ttJ•
ranches. contlguoua.
11 5 acre a to 632
acr••· Irrigated,
houses. great loca·
tlon. Starting at
$149,200.00. THE
JOHN'S REAL ES.
TATE CORPORATION.
1-800.753.JOHN.
Houses/Condos
For Rent
GENERAL 2102
$1,000/mo. days 638-now. SS50 Incl ulll. $11°00/mo'. 721·111i pets, 720-9685 • $330 + dep, 650-3857
0405, eve. 731·7528 LM, no pets 875-9229
3BR 2BA Condo, gated BLUFFS 2Br 2~Ba, Femele ·roommate
Lovely 4BR 2Ba hm w/ security, pool, Jacuz, 1300 aq ft, 2-car gar. wanted, seml·prof r•·
large yard, quiet Eaat· aauna, aome utll. Avail now. No pet•. apon, ahr beaullful lr-
aldel $1350/mo. Dog Leave mag. 650-3734 11095/mo. 675-0068 vine condo, $595/mo
OK lat & last req'd. ~ sec. Jean 854·2161
548-4598 or 645-4048 •2BA 18A light, bright ATTRACTIV• 1•R Ideal for Adults, Cl1tf1-------.,...--& funl $975 Include• with pvt patio. Welk to Haven, NB. 2aR, new Fully furn twnht In CdM
STEPS to SC Plaza. uUI & GARAQEI. Call everything. ••7• paint, caipets. back lo shr w/prol. nr ~I/
Spacloua 2Br 1 Ba Barb agt. 875-5511, Ma~ onl~. &<t&-9081 yatd patio, St. front· apa. S475. Incl uttJ condo, nu pnt/crpt. 494-2342 after 6pm. kl 844-2929
Sml pet ok. HUD ok ---------Bachelor Apt. Newport a$g50e, 54ea8a3y pear ng.1---------$8lO/mo. 846-6634 •2br/1 b a , fenced Hts area. Kit, utll Incl. 8 · • 75 LAG E'ald• CM condo.
CORONA
DEL MAil 2622
Su n bow R e•ltv
831·2242
Business &
Finance
BUSINt:ss
OPPORTt:NITY 2904 yard. w/frpl, gar, W/O, no pelt. $595/mo + Large Ver8alllea 3Br 2'hBa w/poot &
Walk to beach $500 dep. 84&-oeee Studio spa, gar. Furn. $500. AA Coke/Pepsi, VB.
$950/mo 841-0451 Beker/Falrvtew Trlpi.x. Walk to beach. manr. 645-1275/e 642·1056/d Mlntue Maid, In Hl Tee NEWPORT
2BR + office, 2Ba. 2·Story 2BR t ~Ba, community am men. Mature Female to Shr lg drink machlnH. S 13k 310~ lrla, w•lk to pvt yard, 1 car gar, Ilea. Full Hcurlty. condo In NB pool. req. Frff cetelog.
b••c h . Yrly $1300/ $775/mo 97 .. 8297 1075/mo lease. No tennla, jacu. sec, 1·800-352-4501.
mo. AVI 611. 676·2238 E'Slde 1BR $010, pets, no fff, Agent. $450fmo 650-9428 CASH IN ON THE BUSI·
2BR 1700. Quiet, TRW 944-721 1 NESS OF THE OE·
BEACH 2169
7~3B~ JtiaMl~:~r e~o,,7: well-kept. Lndry. BBQ. ~ 2BR Apartment. M~::, ~~~· t~/f~hZ'! CAOEI S8·bllllon dOI·
NEWPORT B UCH • above gar, w/d, refrlg, No peta 831-Ma'J 2 Yrs New. Avg $637/ 4BR home Bed/Bath lar ma1ket getllnCJ , ..
$850, S500 sec. 7~:1-1513 a BROADWH ..-..... mo For 1•1 8 Months avail. $450. 434·7868 fund• for homeowners Studio. Furn, Comm decor lg• 2BR '18A On Our Speclalll. Call ohn mortgwage hovdelr·
pool/spa· S775 Spacloue • High cell· • • NOWJI 714-650-8310 NB awesome 3BR c aro••· • an • CORONA D EL MAR lngs. nreplace, 1g deck bale, gar, seoo. No 2~BA oc:Hnlronl, on all procHalng lead·
• 2bd Apt w/patlo, ,_________ w/oc:ean view. white peta. 54&-9441 ON WATER CharmlneJ the boardwalk In sand IOCJ national firm. Um·
Comm pool· $950 •LJdo Penlnaula • life, O.rber crpl, 2BR IE.SIDI! 28R, dahwahr, amall 1BR, Ideal for 1 $600. ~ utll. 646-7529 lted licenses available
CORONA DEL MAR Unique 1 & 2BR Units 1BA, 2 car gar, $1300/ encl gar, patio, no pen, no peta, util pd, Fr .. lnlormauon c&ll
• 3bd Perteet for for lease. Private bch. mo. Barbara Aune. pets. &45-43l9 $950/mo.yrly SS0-8145 Newport Hta. Room fo' 24-houra 1-800-882·
roommates · $1800 on bay, 0 73·8 0 30 Agt. 831·2863 lii TilDI rent, non-amkr, $430 5122, Conaumer Mort·
NEWPORT BUCH 7t0 Udo Park Dr. •-~.. • Full hou.. pr1v. Call gage Recowry, Inc:. • 2bd Bay vu, pent----------SPACIOUS 2br/1.5ba W/ -a~. Bruce 54H155
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PEHSONAl.S 3002
OWM ... ks attractive
youngtematetoal'la.r•
tabulou• ocean front
Hlate In exchange for
light houaekeeplng,
bebyalttlng. Salary
poHlble. 497-oa64,
M oney t•lka ... and
Cla.nltled apeaka 1t1
langu&CJe. S338.000 By Own8'
(714) 831·2284
(503) 382·5644 house . $2000 •ShorH 2Br. Oen, 2Ba, frpl, 2 blkt to bch. 2BR. 1BA. back yard,
NEWPORT BEACH gar. club/pool prlv· $1100/mo (714) 990-OH Wahr/Oryr hkupa. NPT SHORES. Furn Bachelor Ap1 S350/ rm, w/d. TV w/cabl•,
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Houses/Condos
For Sale
ACREAGE 1 12~
5 ·ACRE RAN CH
$2990, S500 dn, $75/
mo Owner w ill II·
nance (805)647-4677
CAR IBOU C ANYO N·
6 900 acres 12 m iles
lrom Ellensburg Roll·
1nq htlls limbered,
southerly exposure.
Power county road•.
c rt>e k 1 s p r l nga.
S4 200,000 00 THE
JO~iN S REAL ES.
TATE CORPORATION.
1·800-753-JOHN.
LOTS
• 3bd, Balboa Bey lgH. 1 blk to beech. 0880, (310) Slil3-3680 No P•I•. SH5/mo.
Club. Vus . $2600 s14oo 81 8-794-3453. 845-1831 aft 3pm. MO U111• Incl pvt phn, ulll pd, kltch.
Eves: 83e-57SO; $470tmo. 831-0603 CORONA DEL MAR •WESTCLIFF Small Lg 1BR, frig, atOY9, ,,._
• 3bd , Spygla... hou•• 2BR 1BA. Must palnt/drpa. NJamkt, no Daya: 548-0530 Larry or Shella Vlewl/apa · $3425 ••• to appreciate pets. Pref adlta. HUD
SUMMER S975/mo 042·2 003 *Move In Special! accepted. a49-42M
RENTALS AVAILABLE 4BA 2BA, quiet CUI· ••Ask Mgr For Lovely 1llli C0UrtYard
d&-uc. Just remod. De t•lla on Rental Mttlng. Gated, pool, Apartments
For Rent Waterfront Hom••
Inc. Aealto,..
831-1 400, 78()-3800
873-45900
CORONA
DEL MAR 2122
$2400. Laa. 722-0866 Bonu•••ll activities. Aak about °' 722·1006 Mag 1 BR t. 2BR 1 VdlA Spec!alal 842 ... H
Pool. apa, cable hkup
BLUFFS twnhm, bright WEST\.AKI VILLAOI Move.In lpeclalal
4Br 2~B•. new kltch 845-8t22 An~lmel 2 • 3BR TownhomHf w/Fmch doora, brick
patio, comm pool. ---------Good loci 848-7387 Fem, lu.>r c:ondo, pool,
2632 Vista Del Oro. SPACIOUS 2•8tOfY 3Br apa. tennla, Walk to
S1750tmo 540-120& Deluxe Furnished 2'hB• apt w/frple a beach. Shr t>ath, ssoo
E.Bluff Bachetor 1 BR+ encl gar. Newly dee. S900 + \I.I uola 722~577
2BR 3BA. don, Igo gar. Total rent and Call •119•· 948 Meo LAGUNA •CH Kitch·
patio. End unit. move-in seoo. May afuo10-uafl10• • enettH, ocean views,
l lC >OMS 2706
Prof Fem. N/amkr. W/0,
~BR 2BA hse. $525
lnc:I utll. Camauon St.
COM,n' bch 675-8518
Prof non amkr to ahr
very lge 3BR hH W/2
prof malea. w/d. S4~
mo 873-7243 Iv mag.
S C lttl•tro 2Br oondo
ahr w/non°1mkr M/F.
T ennla/pooltapa/gym.
$375/~Ulll lnc: htekpr 2 tlmH mo. 55&-4155
SI (>II 1\( i I· .! ; I .!
•Upper 2Br 1 ~ Ba, lge
deck, 2 blk.a to bch.
gar, WfO, $1275. Ag1
831-4663 ltVff/493-4241 $1300/mo 8S4-7153 pay rental 1st & 15th Sec:tuded & P"' w/e»ar· atept to bch, heated • 1200 aq ft. S1or&G•
LIDO ISLIE lease. 3BR If qualified. 8421 denl Garage parking. pool. Cable. $38/0ally + off., car•, lurn, etc
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2BR HouH; frplC, aml
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+ $250 71fil Femleaf.
-644-1862 or 621-3141
2 BA . Avail Now I 2000 or 548.1347 No pets. No amk.ra. & Up 6 St50/Wkty & 1518 Npt Blvd. CM
$2200/mo. No peta.1fi;;;;;; ________ Siii550/;;;;;;iiimiiioiii...._iiiiiiiiii•iii2iii40iiiiiiiilliitiiiiuiipiiiii4iii8iii4-iiiim8iii2iii8iii4iiiimiiiim-.;;;;;;;$iii5iii50iii.iii5iii5iii3·iii1iii1iii15iiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiii••-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-::-:-:-;.•:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:::::::::::-:-:~~ Owner/brkr. 4~3400. 11 2 COM Contlguoua ---------·---------V•ow Lois ~ ptant 3BR 2BA. lndry rm, w/d,
Owner giving awayl refrigerator. Lower
Barb agt 875-5511 unit. 516 lrla Vacant.
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$1350/mo 819-345-2281
Lux Bayview Terrace
(neat Eut Bluff) Mar
n-. contemp. hOUH,
2BR 2BA, comer. up-
gr•d••. Incl yard care, aec.11550. 760-8045
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BEAUT BUCH RENTALS
On Marvuerlte StrMt
1417: clasllc conage, r•
done, 28r 1Ba, gar, AC,
frplc. $1250. 111417 .... : 2Br
1Ba. gar, redooe.11 175
#708...,: 281 1Ba, gar,
frplc, clean. new carpet
$1175 No pets 650-566t
Uva nr the oceanfront
for luat 1975/mo. Spa-
cious 1 BR. high cell-
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COM 3B R Pool
Home/Furnlahedl
Barb •CJ'. 875-5511, after tspm 494·2342.
Money talka ... and Elegant 2b/2ba condo.
Clualfted apeaka tta pool/apa, enct patio ,
721-8051 Remax SC
N EWPO"T NORTH
lmmacutal• Medina
on ovet*zed lot. 3BR,
2~BA. Fam Rm, A/C.
Luah, private aettlng.
le ... or laaM oPtlon.
$2700. S5t-8410 Paula
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Fr" quote .. &51-2145
t wttlt• decor, turn/un-anguage. furn $1500, 721·8521 X480. Grubb&; Ellla lltllllllllilllllllllllili .. 1111111 lealev ahowera.Acld
wash & regrout. New
You can hire an "°""'· &; Repair. 8athroorM-
..tlm Whyte 842·1208 ,.r .. Ht 531·8415
EXP'O GARDENER: 1 &
yrs CDM. N.B. Quality
........... PAIR8 H...._, worl<, reu. rat•• Refa
--.n ... PROPERTIES Rett'• Q ...... aM172
Pa#lt-Catpentry .. tc.· Tr" Servlca. atumpa,
Ofywait, ~5-5277 clnupa. hauling.
HOOfo'INO :rn 10
PUBLIC NOTtCE
TM Callf. Public Ullll-
llH Commla•lon RE·
OUIRES that all u .. d
houaehold good•
mover• print their
P.U.C. Col T number. Aooflnt Repair
LINES DAYS BUCKS
Merchendi• Under $300 • PNYata P•rt;y Onty
ililijtill
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h&td WC>fktng conlt'ac-ShOwer doora. Ktto-tor. Mak• tn. WIN floor•Plumblng Uc.
ChOlee. w1.. c.... 25yra O.C. 973--eOM
•truotlon ~3 TILE lne~.
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8111• Con•ok>datton Home l!qulty/,_.fln.
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I ( "l\ftl't-:N I l<Y .1·. I ()
~ Ccutaoua Servlol
fr .. Eat. • "*tneea JoM l ~ ...... 171
Ti.., tnart>le & ~.
Everything re la ted . Per1ect .,_.,., a
deelgn Mlp, ... 7212
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-..1 I 1 \ 11 I ', • • I .,
; 111'NllV Ml\N :1710
w All type• repair•. Comm.Ir••· lawn
P-4ntlng, Slucco, dry--malnt. Mlt<• 1'1.0&12
wall, fencea/gatH. Se-TREES nlof 01.c. John ~.,.tll
•FINE CRAFTSMNSHIP Topptd~elllne. ~ewnt. ~7$1~71 c.rp., elect.. plumb .• 1----------'nte, ldl•. bath•. eraonella•d Lewn
limos and chautfeun Tiie ,00f •s>eelallat. UC
prlnl their T.C P. num· ref• ,,. .... le73-1922
b• In au advertla• • ·
m•nta If yo4.1 have a Sadlet Aooflng Co. Ac: I
queatlon elX>ut the I• Ins 25 yra. Work guar.
ga11ty ol a mov•, llmo all typH roofing.
or cflaulteur. call: 7 14-e78409S
Public Utlllll ..
Comm1 .. 1on
714-551-41$1
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wood. compoalllon,
llle·w•lght tlle, fl•I
roola. Uc. l4414U
Frff Mt. 7ta-49ta Smalt remod )oba. c.te. Wll Mal eny
CommJrHCI. 138-n42 pnc:.1 ,._,.,..,.,Md Patty Succe" Person. Sl'ltlNk.I 1-"lt
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Reliable HoueectHNng c::,·~~11~'::,':~~ ""::Ze11octt::~ Chane• 722·712 ...
by th• day. &.oce1 & mar.. A•a•. rat... Uc.1111n. 8ondlln• .-'11Yruf Gllltfltlt I t 'l-.Mt"N I
C"ONC Ill-I 1--I ,,•1, l'll'l'<>HIN<• .l !l .IO .,.._ E.irc.t. ,..,_, Cell """' M S-2824 p,... eet. M7·22ft flkMrll ..,_, ue ,_... /,/Drlv•waye~a tlo• ADda 751 ... 1i 9 " 1 c K , T 1 L •, "911.14W*Mr""" Ml•• Apple Tutor1n9
patha eec. No • tto ,......,.. HOuMc1Mntno Kandwrnan hmce1. • L 0 c K, c 0 •· .w.•. vouiii66uiif Read1ng1nL. erecs.n.
WNI ....._ U..•71470 l!Jlperlencect. 1 10/hr: uO.-tn.U,. Loe.Ill r•ft, ORST'm Uc. & "-ft PelntlM Centreet• tlaled 913-4065
Mlckty 963-2493 Cell WetfWtt ltl 114:19 ~,.. •· •7~T•U 1ni-aen. Oual. pafntlng by prof PM or wknd• children
IC.L Mnenry a~ ,.._. R U•. C.,pen> UcleoaoN. In• f'rM I adulta 8aa)c math
ttJng In cone .. a =, .... •*1ttcal, "'· ... s-3* a EOG' h ak1111. •10-muonry const . Uc. Morrleon ,.•lrrtlng a . 9'0, o,. .. r•••· ..._ ._. •• ~ 1 L--.i ,. _ _.__tor 11&/hr 131·UOS In• frMetl, 74~ o.netal ~. ~1718 IY Mir\. Ck;cw. eow.M ,.,.._ "9"1r -
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IHll.tll..., 1,1,...i ~ •• .... °" Dul .. S1UOUfT °" Phrl'a.. CteM Tbt .. Gell m. '* 1' I) ...... Mr ~~· ~. cONa.--..1 ~ Reollner/ollomen .,.... ...-.men 4t .... ..._, °' 00.. -. ..... _,._. .._.. ,. ·-lt.O, Tiffany awag ••••,... ... _. ... Gold/I Yanl .... a.Utday, .... .-•. ..,,. .• WI' Help Mecllceil Doctor Ing ... ---now, to '---1'6, .. ,~10 wU olct, AKC, May 301h, lam·?? 2141 for tannla, w/meauga Ir~ lt,IOOlweell, lloftue. ca... W.•H•, 8eeu--·• whtee, ~ .-YM 20211 & 2032t RIVet· U-. __,. & .,_,, .. , etc. In holalto ......, & ~~ (~ ~ rt9y, U81 .... l9lice, etc. f'uton fram. & '*'• S300/N, tM3-Ce5 11d• Dr. betw ......,
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W.O.Prf Aft a EVft. anteed. Dtrect Suo-.,.._.., ext. 1111, lly p•t, ob•dl•nce
Dt. Hetd, 1401 Avo-CHI 401 .. 44 .. tH UM lftM, 1 deyl. QC~:, :n:~· ~ ttain9d, 5 yr1, XllU,
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I;\;~ .. I l<I\, 111) 'I ~ Transpo rtation
I I :\11'1 ll) '\11 :-.; I
Transportation
Automobiles
A< IJ HA 110 I u
Thursday, May 28, 1892 87
II 0 NI JJ\ llU11 !> •'83CN'tC1~• ~
4 SP"d AM Cond overll•act rack, M1Jt1
llo n Ing, AUN S S.O! Sl050 &42·2114
Q"EATI, 3~ MPG, 1989 FO"D F350
2 new tirH, 1&5Jc Dually. Lariat e~·
mile• ($0% highway tenoed cab. Wnhe.
mtlH), $23GI obo 32,000 mll... Beet
STEVE ?~1282 llnef, chrome ~flffla,
llYUNUAI tfOUO
BECX>Mm A RIAL H·
TATI APPRAl81!,.,
1100,000 potential.
Home 8tucty Of Al· lan&a olaa .... Earn
p1of*ealonel o .. 1ona· llon dvuOugh NatJonal
Col909 ot AppralNl,
FrM tlte,.ture. I00-
3 8 2 -7 0 1 0 D a pt.
Rir78202.
C~E SHIP J09!: l(INQSIZE WATERBED • Da1 .... tJ ... il'up
~t-.HVIC ~..., ,, 1.11 s>Nn~ .. e::"'c. UIUIY• tO~ ..... enaai~ Ho-wave m..,... 1,,.. 1 Month Otd f'•mai.,
alno work;,. deck J:'Oboy ';.; ':13 ~M c.tudH fratM a t\9116-AKC Papere, 1300,
u n • u1 handa, .ic.
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HawaM, tun a.-.n M...00. board. GOOc:I condl-...,.,"...,..IM--"4,.,.,.,=~~:-==
U OLS, good Condi· •aa L ... nd 33 ml w/ lion. •unrool, new
2 yr warr, grt cond, • ures, $3,500 248-2447 own•r. local car,
$14,SOO 64~88
goqd tires. ••c.11 1 cond1t1on1 460 v.a
800k v•tue: 111.000
Mu•t tell St 5,000
080. 844M) 180
TllJ\ VI·. I . :to 14
MEXIC04159 San
Diego To EnHnada.
Include•· Roundtrlp
crulae with meale
aboard M.V. PaclOc
Siar, plus 4 daye/3
night• hotel accom-
mod at lo n a at the
Paralao Las Palmul
1.aoo-«4°538-4 . L.aat
chanc..
Mt-:Mllt-.HSHJPS
ao1e *"°" 8ALE• N9WPOf1 Beach Coun·
try Club Golf Member·
ahlp, 850-&tt3
Employment
Opportunities
EM Pl.OYM t:NT 6~30
Cashftf~ntrvatlonlst
Part-time, W9ekend1
Laff Stop 892-8782
Door Host
P ..... be ewwe that cattbbelln, ~. • tlonl Only S200. Call MINIATURE HORSE ·~ Uadng1 In tNa cat-~pay/be!..... 589-7904, .. av. IM•· SAL&. (AMHA·ho,.. .. -oory may reqW. )'OU Cd Af'PI; (lfl) MO-aage. .. .. than 341all) Los
to call a IOO numb4tt' 8144 E>tt. C.1004. SOLID OAK Angei.• County Fair·
In Which there 11 a EARN UP TO llOQf B•DROOM SET pl••· Pomona, Callfor·
char119 p., minute. •••k. No ,..,.,.~. Fite Full/Oueen1lz• nla·Saturday , Jun• Blrttn"'-r Tralnfft Own houra ProceM b•d. Mlrror•d & 8th.a:3o p.m. Call
N d d'"' mortgage 'r•fund1. llght•d headboard. (714) 823-3'11 for di· .. • • eam up to Call 1-800-398-Mt3 Draw.,,, cab1Mt1. Ar· rectlona, (7t3) 351·
1150 dally, aalary + · French & Victorian Anlq moire lneluded. Excel-4440 fOt catalog. tip•, full Ot Patt llme. EASY WORKI EXCEL-catVed roMWOOd fUrn, lent condition. Muat
2 wk training, women, LENT PAYI Wondng at lM().lllO, l'loe cQI.. , .. 111800 oeo
!Mn 21 or older. Ca.II: hom• proceutng U.S. lectJon Incl: I" miff w/ &42-8822 800.•32·9222 Gov.rnm.nt FHAJHUO cofumni, 2nd Empire
CONSTRUCTION Refund1. No .. JMrl· b9d, 2 mrbl chHtl, 1g ..,..S-uJ)9r--1-lng_i._H..,.20~bed~.
9nce "9Cffeaty. Call dlaplay cabinet•, heat9f, padded raU•, NOW HIRING NOWI 1..eoo-399-1839. carv.ct armolre w/mln 3-drwr P9d. Ilk• nu
EASY WORK. EXCEL.. front, 1ml tbta, clltWd S75, Frigidaire R•frlg All Occ./TradH to LENT PAY, AsMmbl9 arm chra. All top qual-wr1c1 grt sso, 6-drwr
S70,000 U.S. Taic product• at home. tty, flM cond pl.c:H. dr"r S60 759-9572
FrHll lnt'l/Oom. Paid Make Jewelry, toya, Mu•t Sffl 723 .. 239
Med., Food, Hou11ng11 cr1tt., etc. No Hlllng. 0 k Coff•e Table 8onu•••I Exp'd/Serl-N.Q... ~c.e nee.. a .. Tl '
OUI CandldatH Onty aary. Call AFPI tolf 38 aq w /pu out
Pie.... CALL 9.9 fr•• 1~00-4n4t004 1 .. vH l300, 722 .. 970
Eastern Sun-Thur. Eict HA·t004. 305·947·1480 Eict.1"ex_c_E_UE __ NT_P_A_Y_:_W_ortc_
029 (Eateb 1979) at hom• and •arn
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Tiit
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what you're
doing, your
hometown
newspaper
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fits in.
Companl•• need
homewol1c9r1 and di•
trlbutor1. Call now
ap .. k dir9C11y to a repre1entatlve 1-80().
742-1140 Ext. 711.
"FAST
RESULT"
SHVICI
DlllECTOllY
1-'or Ht-\ull
!'>N\'ll'l' {'411
Al'l'l.IANCES i;o 11
t'lJHNITllHE 6014
MEH('tlANl>ISE
MISC t>O 15
Garage
Sales
('OHON.\
DEi. 1\1/\ll ti 122
BOATS 71111
•ae Chrla Crett BMW 90!10
Woody •II natural '87 325 .c doot, •lnl 17W, new engine, cond, (2ewc984)
S8000 (7 t4) 995•1455 19995, CREVIER BMW
tO'AVON lnftatabl• w/ _83 __ s.3_1_1_1 ___ ,.,..._1 8hp Yamaha eng. II lClrU, '87 3251 Convertible ~•• nu. on • CMty 1u.g1 A/T, 30lc m1, (940558) 12500 OFFr:Rt nz.n1e MUST SEE!I CREVIER
15' Boaton Wh•l•r _e __ M_W_,,,8_3_5_·3_1_1_1 __ =-1
new 70hp Johnson '87 5351• Whtie, A'T,
VOA, trailer, cover, ctr 41 k miles. MUST
con••. l'l•W ball, SEE'I CREVIER BMW
$6200, 831-0184 835-3111
•1987 BMW 3251s•
Oelph1n grey Ian. new
brakes. 61k well ma•n·
tained miles Cl lford
aJarm. cruise control,
power windows, A C
S11',900 ot»
3 H>-796-0550 1 ... msg
CHEVROLET 904~
JAUUAJl til lOl)
V ANS 922f)
'82 8·150 Vt. New ,., .... a.~ 4 .1 .W.tr paint, 4 cap111n1
1..ior.o ~ wlblll 1111. ch1lr1, sota bed,
1"1Cllg It, lw IN l*f QlllO, $3900 968-5273
pre belw ml<t, bouncs 10
apj)fc, $011 (.)03), 7M 2•18
JEEP 0110
'89 Cherokee 4•4, 6-
cyf1nder, 5-spd, AM/
FM CHS A.JC Met
Gold, Cloth ••ata.
$9500 obo S.-8-9167
LINCOLN 9120
LINCOLN '71
Contln•nt•I 460
eng runa good $1295
Musi see! 642·0567 •
NISSAN 91~0
'88 300ZX fully
loaded, 1ec.unty, I·
tops, lo ml, SI0,9!>0
obo. lmmac 493·9869
MISC AUTO 924~
DONATE YOUR CAR
Truck, Motorhome,
boat, real e1111e,
s11mps. coins, col·
lectib1es to Founda-
tion serving the Blind
I R S. l3Jf deducllbte
Free lowY1og· need not
run. t-&00-326-5922
SEIZED CARS,
truc~s. boats, 4v.hffl·
eis. motorhomes by
FEU, IRS, OE.A Avaol·
able your area now
Call 1-800·338·3388
nt C.e9e2
ANTIQUES &
CLASSICS 9250
Pat1· Tlm• Ev.•IWkndall::=======:::::!J
11 1.atf Stop 852·8762
642-5671
OI. 110
INSIDE SALES
Ughtbulba Unlim ited
la CUrr9ntly lnt~
Ing tndMduata IHk·
Ing • ca1•er In retell ..i.1. Excellent pro1-
S>Kts. R•tall salea exp
required, how•"-' not neeHaatlly In lighting
•• fuU ltalnlng will ~
given. C.aJI Metvyn.
14e-62.21.
INSIDE SALES
The Cu1tomet Servlc•
O•panment of th• N"1port Beacl\l'Costa
Meaa Dally Pilot la
looklng for Tei.mar·
ketlng Proe with con-
alstant ,..ulta. Ple1H
CM for appo.ntment al
142 ... 333
2 4 Ptr CASHIER, Exp'd
Avail wtinda.13t-4404 ~,-.. ~~-+-+-
Rtal E1t1t1
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PIT fot bulV bMch .....,.-+--+--~ofe. Muat .,. oroeo-
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lo ·pretd '4M10/Hr. ~p ..... 7...-:.0
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SOLICITORS
WANTED
51 s.. eaglea
52 Slight•
53 Chof9I
54 8'**'at9w
55 M6ddle EMt
9'M
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HUNTINGTON
BEACH 6140
SAIL BOATS 7014
Mooring & 25' Sall
boat near Pavnhon.
$t5k. 673-2234
SPEED &
SKJ BOATS 7018
WE'VE GOT
THE ANSWER
Is every nook ood cronny rl your goroge
stuffed? Coo't remember what it feels like
to JXlt yow ar inside? We've got the
ooswer ! Advertise your goroge sole in the
Oo1y Not Classifieds. If ooy items &sted in
your ~age sole <Xi don't sel, we'll run
those lis1ed items (under merchcmse)
the~weekot
nodagel
Cal 642·5678 Today'
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By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and T ANNAH HIRSCH
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let l>then ""'"' V<'U arv not w11hou1 •I·
Ith D"Rruntl .. J nd1v1duoil n•uld
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m1Kht rt'plv ft•l' hudt'r I wort.. tht'
lucl .. at'r I gl'I' ra...:t"'I 1n..,olv~
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Day
Camp . ~ . ; -~~ .. , -~· .. Boys and Girls Club or tbc Harbor Atta
June 22 Aug. 21
- A Summer You'll Never Forgett -
Monday -Friday
-7:30 -a.rri. to &.00 p .rn.
LQu Yantorn ~ Eastbluff
Bays and Girls ~ Boys and Girls
Club Club
2131 Tusnn Ai-e. 2555 Vuta Dd Oro
Costa Mesa '• tA: Newport Beach
642-8372 :S 7.u 640-6650
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Thursday, May 28, 1992 89
ORANGE COAST AUTO ·
~Dot eommodity
Orange County's only Viper arrives
Tuesday at Tuttle-Click's Tustin Dodge
T uesday marked the lo~-a~ited arrival of
Orange County's fi rst ~e Viper RT/1 O.
The classic high performance sports car with
the powerful V-10 engine was delivered by truck at
approximately 7:30 p.m. to Tuttle-Oick's Tustin
Oocf2e/Subaru/Suz uki, where it will remain on
dispray until it is purchased.
'W e hope to be able to keep the car on display
here for a while,'' said Robert Chaldekas, general
manager of Tustin Dodge/Subaru/Suzuki.
The bright red "muscle car" has a base price of
rougnly $50,000,out fi~uresto serf for much higher.
The car shipped to Tustin Dodge is one of only six
to reach Southe rn California this year.
going to the top 40 or so markets and to the
lop-ranked dealerships in each market. Customer
satisf actlon and number of units sold determined
which dealerships received the car.
Viper's technological and performance credentials
include an all-al uminum 8 .0-liter V-10 engine that
propels the car from zero to 60 miles per hour in
4.5 seconds, with a top speed of 16S m.p.h.
Other features include a n all-new six·speed
manual transmission, a bottom-fuel injection system,
muctural uretbaaeloam trjrn-thtooghout-the interiOr
and a resin transfer molding composite on exterior
body surfaces.
O nly about 200 of the uniquely-designed vehicles
were produced for sale this year, with distribution
To see the only Viper in Orange County, visit
Tustin Dodge/SubJru/Suzuki at 40 Auto Center
Drive in Tustin, 730-4600. The 1992 Viper RT/10, now on display at Tustin Dodge, features a wealth of technological innovations.
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HUNllNGIOH IEACH ACUllA
YrJJ ElQ:J«1. Wt Dtlrw:rt
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NOIM REMS COASTAL ACUllA
Super Prices, SUJ)ef St'lcc11on
tWtlol Blvd {l 405 fwy, Cost. Mm 979·2500
TUSTIN ACUllA
NE WAHT TO 8E 11AGAL'I~19921 VOUU SAVE MOREi
S frtnray ~ ~et 71 4-669·9900
Alfa Romeo
MACH IMr<>AIS
So. Cara leld<ng Alla dlr t0< 17 consccutr1e ye111.
Alla Romeo. Sim, t.tasern • Sa'es. smlce lrasing
641 ~e Sl. Nnoi>011 Beaell H4752-0900
Audi
lUTTlE CUCIC AUDI
40 A/JflJ CtlUf Offlt. IMr.t ,., 2. 7400
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835-3171
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ATW CHlmlU-llYMOunt
Conl>lete 80Cfy Shop and SeMce
Sa~s. Smice, PW-Open 6 °'Y'
2929 H3ttlOr Bl, Cosu Mesa.
3 Blks. S ol San Oie9<J frwy olt Hart>or Blvd 54'6-19 34'
GUARANTY CHEVROLET/GEO
711 E. 17111 St. Sanu Ana
973·1711
HUNTINGTON IU.CH CHmlEA ~YMOUTH
16661 Beach Bl . ~.on Stach.
6 B.115 So ol 405 Fwy 842-0631
MEISfEA CHAYSLEA·PlYMOUTH
14 Aulo Ctr Or .• lrtine 761·7100
SANTA AHA CHAYSLEMSUZU
1405 Aulo ~~ Dr. saru Ana
541-~71
Oalhatsu
ATW OAIHAJSU
2929 tbttlor Blvd • Costa Mesa.
3 Bloch So. ol 405 f'lf'f. 546-1934
Dodge
nmu CUCIC DODGE
40 A/JflJ Cetter Dr, nlM 130-3311
HUNTINGTON tu.CH DODGE
11 VNf CONVERSION HEADOUARTERS
1&555 Buell Blvd~ H 8
112 m1t Sou111 of lie 405 Freewrt 1714 I u 7 • s s 1 s.
TVTTU CLICK'S TUSTIN DODGE
40 A/JflJ CtlUf Ortve. T US1ln 7304600
Ford
no JONU fOIO
6211 8eldt M.. 8ueN Pitt!
&21·)110
T U CLICK FORD o Auto Cente. Dltw, IMne 472·5200
THEODORE AOllNS FORD
2060 Hnot BMI , CosiJ Mesa. 6'2·0010
TEARY YOllK FORD
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for Over 70 Years
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Robins~
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714 641-0010
GMC Trucks
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11 In OnnQt Courcy
Sin OltQD f'lf'f. • Avtt't, llgllla NtQUel 612·0100
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2\ 14 £. frlt St. SlrU Ara
'414111
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Sales
Service
&
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16661 Beach Blvd .
Huntington Beach 92647
842-0831 '
Isuzu
RAV ~IOE ISUZU Sain • SeMct • ltasitQ • PW • Body R~t
llwll Auto Cftlltf 7t'-U0.7000
M ODORf RotlNS ISUZU
2060 IWbor blvd., CoS1a MtSI. 642·0010
sour.. COUNTY ISUZU
IU'nbel 1 ~ Rod.o °'*" u s A.
111711 Bacfl 8lwd.. H B, M2·2000
Jaguar
IAUH JAGUAR
2001 ~ Manchesttr Ave , Annim
97t -2002
tlfWPOIT IMIORfS
3000 W. Coa~t Hwy • t.:e-w!)Oll Btatll
722·4'000
Jeep
ORANGE COAST JUP EAGLE
2524 tWtlol 8l¥d • CosQ Mtsa
M94023
' JUP lAGll OF SANTA AHA
11 Customcf Slbsfattion
55 Fwy. • [cMgcl 714'/&61·0t00
M1U CUCK JflP, IAGlE
40 ~ c.. (). lrtlne
"72·7400
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EACH BLVD. AT THE 22 FRF1.WAY
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Lexus
LEXUS OF WESTMINSTtA
In Ille Hean of Otat9 Ceut11y A~ IOf lrlrntd.a!e Oe ,er,•
22 Fwy. at Stith a:,o. 714.192·6906: 213.566-3111
TUSTIN WCUS
WOttd'riint AncM.aroest Dealer
Tusbn Auto Center (7141 544'·'800
Lincoln/Mercury
I EACH UNCOLN·MEACUAY
16800 Beacl\ Bl. H~on Beacl\
3 Bloc:lts So of San D1eoo Fv.y 841·7739
JOHNSON • SON llNCOlN·MERCURY Salts. Str.ice & le,. "9
2626 HaiWr B._d. Cosu t.'tsa 71'. 540-5630
RAV FlA.0£80E UNCOlN·MERCURY
Sales • Sff\'ice • lusino • Pans • Boey Rep:tr
lrt10t Aulo Cen:tr 714.130.1000
SANTA AHA UNCOlN·MERCURY
In OrlllOf Courcy s.nce 1966
211 Auto Ctnttr Dr Tusbn, S f1ft (• Jim!lOftt 54'·31t1
Mazda
IEACH MAZDA
t 7331 Buell BMI ~ Be1dl
2 ml SOU1l1 ol 405 fwy 71'-142·6666
CAMP9ELL MAZDA
U2S w BUtr. Cosu Mesa 545-3334
DAW>J. ~MAZDA
().'*r ~ SeMCe UICI 1968 • S*5. SMice
5 frwy € Alida. llglN tWs 137·24'00
llVIHE MAZDA
1.argtst °'* In Ile ~ • Sales • ~let nn AJtD cerur 513.9900
MAZOA.'VW Of I UENA PARK
6700 Manthes1er Ave • Buena Pn
739-4000
Mercedes
fRAHK'S MOTORCARS
23E53 Roe It.hid El T O!D
137-3500
HOUSE Of IMPORTS 6862 li'ancl\eSter Avt Butro P¥x
52)-7250
flETCHl A JONES MOTOR CAltS
1301 ~ Smt ~ BeXh
133.9300
Mitsubishi
HAatOR MfTSU~
Salts • lWJnQ • Flttl • PW • SeMc:t
2933 tWt1o1 BMI~ Costa Mesa (7t4J 541M4tt
• ROGER MIU EA MITSUllSHI
19202 Seid\ Bl • IUl1. Be/\
96'..0233; t~961
lVTTU CLICK MITSUllSHI
36 ~ c..... ~ IMrle
472·7"00
Nissan
lVTTU CUCIC NISSAN
John Logan, rlMt Mgr.
2845 Hlrt>or lhd. Cosu ~
~()..64't0
TUSTIN NtSSAN
"TNSl n TllStlll" ' SMI
lO ~ c .... Or. Ti Alt.IJ CttW 669-1212
lfW WEii .-vlNI NlSSAN u ~ cenw Drift. tMN
tst-7571
Oldsmobile
Porsche
NEWPORT AllTO CENTER
~45 E Coast H..., " ... por. eea;~
673·0900
Saab
IEACH IMPORTS
So C.i; s lel~ rq SJ.Ill ct· '· 8 .. 11-:.ec .. · .t )Urs
SJ.ts Sc" •••. ·'• ~ a.ts D1r.e St r.ev.11on & .... 714?52·0900
Satum
SATURN OF SANTA ANA
1350 A..:J 1.1 O• ~ 'l AN
152-1332
Subaru
TUmE CLICK'S T\JSTIN SUIARU
40 lw!o Ce 11er D• T .ist.n
':W 4wO
Suzuki
IOI LONGPRE SUZUl<l
t.ow lmmee •~e Ct .ei; A. Mo~t.s
111 WeSL'TWISter 13600 ScJtll e •' (714) 192·6651
TUnu CLICKS TUSTIN SUZUKI
~~ A..."'.:J C• Oc L~n
Toyota
TOYOTA Of COSTA MESA
\ 966 ha.':>J E •C (. •• u Me~
722·2000
JOE MACP'HERSON TOYOTA
44 Au!o Ce11:« O"l>e. Tuswi
132·3'11
lltl MAXEY TOYOTA
Patts ()-.,en 9.3 s,:...·.!•1
\S!SI Btxll Bt>ll It.: ' ;~ ... : be.Ch 9'7·1555
ELMORE TOYOTA
H-Oiw S•eet " ts• Sales • Sm,! • f'•'ls • Le~s 11'
15300 Stach. We>:r .~er 194-3322
LEW WUI llMNE TOYOTA
JO A..t.:: Ctttt: Orr• • ~
761 OOll
Volkswagen
llAY FLAOUOE VOLKSWAGEN
S.vts • LU! IQ • ~"" • P '" • B..,~t Re:;s:r ~ t A.to Cer.:er 714 130-7JOO
SOUTH COUNTY VOlkSWAGEN
t..imt>er 1 'Y()oo..'°'8 SHS Ill N US A.
1e;11 Bue:.~ ll.,,d tt ~·.1 i!eJ.~
142·2000
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18 711 RI ~CH St VO HUNTING TO~ RI ~CH
842·2000
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VOlYO Of C05TA MUA
11111 kaltlc;r M . C0\1.1 Mm
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For Only
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S CALL 9
642-4321 Ext. 311
, .
•to Th&nday, May 2e, 1992 •
Grand Am sales in the 1992 model ye_ar topped the 100,000 mark during-the final p-erkRHn Ap-ril.
Drivers' choice
Sales of Pontiac 's popular Grand Am
up 22 percent over first four months a year ago
T he new-for-'92 Pontiac
Grand Am is turning out to
be a winner where it counts
most -in the hands of more
than 100,000 new O\'lners and on
the s.:1les charts. Records have
been achieved by Grand Am in
three of the last six 10-day sales
periods.
Deliveries of Pontiac's most
popular car line 1umped 22
percent during the first four
months of 1992 and the sa!es rate
in the first four months of 1992 is
ncJrly 82 percent ahead of the
rate in the last three months of
1991 ~vhen the ne\\ mcx:lel was
jus1 reaching dealers.
Grand Am s.a!es in the 1992
model yea r l opped the
100,000·mark during the final
s.Jlt>S pcricx:I in ApriT when the
n1odel accounted for four of
every 10 Pontiac sales, Glearly
continuing its role as the
best-selling Pontiac. On a
calendar-year b;:asis through April,
Grand Am moved up from eighth
to seventh place in industry
passenger car sales versus the
same period in 1991 .
"Now that Pontiac dealers have
a supply of vehicles that matches
demand. we expect Grand Am's
momentum will build to an even
•
•
higher rate," said Pontiac General
Manager John G. Middlebrook.
"We're also building on the loyal
Grand Am O\-vner base with man,y
happy owners coming in to look
at the new model.
"One area seeing real gains for
Grand Am is in the Western states
where over a three-month period
(February-April) sales were up 76
percent from the previous year,"
said Middlebrook. "We're happy
that Grand Am is getting greater
consideration in that area of the
country and that Grand Am
buyers are selecting the car for all
the right reasons."
I n key West Coast markers
ranging from San Diego to
Portland, Oregon, Grand Am's
pe r formance has been
outstanding. For example, sales
for the calendar year in metro
San Diego and Los Angeles are up
82 and 128 percent, respectively.
The positive trend continues as
you move up the coast, with
dealers reporting sales gains of
279 and 177 percent in San
Francisco and. Portland.
Consumers point to Grand
Am 's affordable pricing,
expressive styling, fuel economy
and emphasis on safety features
.,
•
such as standard, across-the-line
anti-lock brakes (ABS) as principal
reasons for their purchases.
Among other attributes, Grand
Am is a best seller in the compact
segment because it offers
powertrains that provide superior
fuel economy over its n1ajor
import con1petitors.
"To rnatch its level of engine
performance, fuel economy or
safety in the imports, you have to
spend thousands more," added
Middlebrook.
T\vo additional reasons cited by
Grand Am buyers are anticipated
resale value and the dealer
service experience. Those were
consumer concerns that Pontiac
heard loud and clear during
cllnics held before lfle car \vent
on sale last fall. Grand Am buyers
demand value do,vn the rood
and in terms of retained value
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Chocolate Swirled Cheesecake
2 tabrlelpoom .,...._cracker cnmbt
VoprtctMae•
I pldaae (I oz.) NeufcUtel C-.
(upt cream dleae), IOftCMd
l ~ ltalpOOlll vaallla tllnct
~ CtlplUpl'
I tablespoon rorn ltardl
l cartoa (I oz.) frOlft ea aabstltute, tblwed
~ cup Henhey's Cocoa
y. leMpOOD almond ntnd
Heat oven to 32S°F. Spray bouom of 8· or 9-inch
springfonn pan·with vegetable cooking spray.
Sprinkle graham cncker crumbs evenly in bottom
of pan. ln large mixer bowl on medium speed of
electric mixer, beat yogurt cbeese1 Neufcbatel
cheese and vanilla until smooch. Add -supr and
com starch; bcaJ just until well blended. Gradually
add egg substitute, beating on low speed until
blended. Transfer IYJ cups mixture to medium
bowl; add cocoa. Beat until well blended. Stir
almond extract into vanilJa mixture. Spoon mixtures
alternately into prepared pan. With knife or mcW
spatula, cut through mixtures for marbled effect.
Bate 3S minutes for 8·inch pan; 40 minutes for
9-inch pan. Remove from oven. With kmf e, loosen
cake from side of pan. Cool completely; remove
side of pan. Cover; refrigerate about 6 hours.
16 servings.
•TO MAKE YOGURT CHEF.SE: Line non-
rusting colander or sieve with a large piece of
double thickness cheesecloth or large coff ce filter;
place colander over a deep bowl. Spoon one 16-oz.
container plain lowfat yogurt into prepaRd colander,
cover with plastic wrap. Refrigerate about 10 hours.
Remove yogun from chcesecloch; discard liquid
Nlllrllioul ltt/~1t Ptr Stni1tt
/00 Calorits. 6 gm Prottin, 23 gm Carbohydratt,
< 1 gm Fat. < 5 mg Choltsttrol, 80 mg Sodium,
lt)() mg Calcium
Fudgey Banana·
Brownie Cake
J extra-ripe. medium Dolt bananas. ptdtd
~ cup Karo light or dark corn syrup
~ cup buttermilk
Y• cup Vttflable olJ
l teaspoons vanilla extract
l~ cups all-purpoee flour
¥• cupsupr
~ cup Hershey's Cocoa
l ltaspOOft around dnnamon
1 teaspooa bakin& soda
~ teaspooa salt
J i.,. ea whites
BA ANA Fl!DGE TOPPI G
(recipe follows)
Hea& oven to 3SO°'F. Spray 12.cup fluted rube pan
with vegetable cooting spray. In blmder, puree
blnlnas (to yield I Yl cups). In medium bowl. stir
together bananas. com )'Np. buttermilk, oil and
vanilla. ln large mixer bowl, stir together flour.
sugar. cocoa. cinnamon. biking soda and saJL Add
banma mixture to flour mixture; beat until well
blended. In small mixer bowl, heal egg whites until
stiff: fold small amount mto barter. Fo6d in
remaining egg whit.es. Pour batter into prep&rcd
pan. Bike 4S to SO minutes or untiJ wooden pick
inserted in center come out c~ Cool t 0
minutes; invert cake onto wire nw:k. Cool
complct.el). Pl.cc on serving plale. Pour BANANA
AJDGE TOPPINu over cake. 16 serving .
BANANA FUDGE TOPPING: In blender. puree
t extra-ripe. mall Dole banana. peeled (to yield
~ cup). Add Y.. cup Karo hgbt com syrup. 2
tablespoons Hm hey's Cocoa Ind I tablespoon
melted margarine; process until mooth.
N"""'°""' lttf"""""'°" P•r S•rrilf•
210 Ca/orits, 3 gm Prottin, 39 gm Carbohydratt,
5 gm Fat. 0 mg Clwltsttrol, 160 mg Sodium,
25 mg Ca/cuun
Fresh Fruit with Creamy
Tropical Topping
2 Dolt .,. .... , peeled, lliced
2 oruaes. pttk!d, llced
2 kiwlfndt, peeled, llktd
1 a1ps malled rr. plwpplt
l Cllpll llnWberria, Wwd
~ alp ~: teedlell ml wl ll'ft'll anpes
CREAMY TROPICAL TOPPING
(ndpt foUowt)
, ....... (opdoaal)
In larae bowl, combine fruit. Serve with CREAMY
TROPICAL TOPPING. Garnish with mine. if
desired. 810 10 servinp.
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onnte peel Ind com swch. Cook om medium
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thictent. Cool to room llmiptl'll•. ln tmlll miAtt
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DietitiarV2
Recipes/4
Sn.ectacular
Light Dessert BU.ffets:
Sltown cloclwuefrom 1op: Fud1ey Banana Brownit Caa. Cltot-olate Swirled Clttts«ah. F.i-Fne Ginger Cw. Chocolate Banana Split Caa. Cocoa-BIJ/tO/tQ Frene, Fresh Fruit with Cnamy Tropical Topping
A3 the fragrant scents of lilacs and roses
fill the air. our calendars fill up with a multitude
of joyou , warm weather evcnts ... bridal and
beby howers. graduations, weekend brunches
and gardetl panics.
Festive events like these are perfect
occasions to entertain at home. Doing so lets
you conb'Ol what goe on the table, allowing you
to keep your resolution to cal healthier foods.
But that doesn't mean you have to skimp
on everybody's favorite course: dessert. In fact.
you can serve your JUCSts a luscious abundance
ol lowflll desserts that will not only dazzle them.
bul n:lieve them of the guilt so often ~
Wida sphqinJ on decadent sweets. Especially if
you uae .. smart .. iftaredients like deep, dart. all-
Dllllral Henhey's Cocoa. naturally sweet Dole•
Bananas. America· favorite fnail, IDd Karo Com
Syn1p, the 1ecret inpdicnl dw )els you peepue
moist, delicious biked p>ds whhou1 ldded f11.
Rich, easy-to-use unsweeiened coeo1 is
nauarally k>w in fat. So low. in fact. thM it's the
only chocollile biltinl inpedienl allowed by the
Arnericm He.rt Auodllioo in a f11-tesbicted
• • For deJirioOa, lowfll deua1 recipes, dleCt thc
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Ho.ms* ODlltboiat. This~~
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...., order b' $3.95 whb rwo proO(Hf 'f'Kllue
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(Cocoa. Bmai Qocallll or Chips) to Hmlttey's
HOfJWRs*. P.O. Boa 4065L. Roaka. PA 17573.
diet. Com syrup, because of its unique
composition, replaces traditional fats in these
"specjally-developcd" recipes: You'll know that
bananas, lowf at and delicious. are ripe for
baking when they are full-yellow. with sugar
spots (freckles) that mean the fruit is '11 the peak
of its flavor.
Your guests will find it hard to believe tJw
the desserts they're relishing are low in fat. but
they'U love you for it. &pecially if you include
an eye-atching variety of desserts. such ti
Cocoa·Banana Frecz.c, Fat-Free Ginp Cake.
and Fresh Fruit with Creamy Tropical Topping.
Cbocolaae Banana Split Cake, OM>collle
Swirled Clleeseclke and Fudgey Banana
Brownie Cake are 10 lush and declCScnt. your
guesu will nevet.auess they're towflL
Before you set out these stunnina desaerts,
doa 't fc>rJet to mate your sprina deuat bu.ffec
shine by giving it the extra lttmtioo it delenes.
Freshly cut Oowcn ldct that special eoucb IDd a
beaur.iful la::e or OonJ taMcc&och is cbe perfect
bfickdrop for this luteious lmY m liJbt daleru.
Tlw,, ltt tltt party btt'"·'
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Cocoa-Banana '4~reeze
Y. cup H~y's COCOI
Y. cupsupr
I ~ cups (ll-oL ao) uapon_ted
skim milk
Y• cup Karo light or dark corn yrup
J ripe, medium Dole banana, masbtd
1 container (8 oz..) plain
nonfat yogurt
ln medtum saucepan, ttr together cocoa and
ugar, add evaporaled lorn milk. Cook over
medium heat, tirring coo t.antJy. until sugar 1s
dissolved. Remove from heat; tir in com yrup.
Cool. Add banana and yog~ ur with ware
whisk unr1I well blended. Refrigerate several
hours unul cold. Pour cold m1Jtturc mto l~uan
container of ice cream freezer, freeze according to
manufacturer's direction . Eight ~-cup i.crvmgs.
N"1rilio1Ull lnfomuztion Per Stning
/JO Calorits. 6 gm Proltm. 25 gm Carboh"¥dratt.
< 1 gm Fat, <.5 mg Choltsttrol. 80 mg Sodium.
190 mg Calcium
Chocolate Banana Split .. ake
IY• cu~ all-purpose flour
Yi cup Hershey's Cocoa
Y. cup corn starch
I teaspoon baking powder
Yi teaspoon baking soda
Yi lttipoon salt
IV. cup ugar
Yi cup water
3 egg whites
Yi cup Karo light or dark corn syrup
l cup mashed ripe Dok bananas
(about 2 medium)
6 ripe, medium Dok bananas. sJittd
CHOCOLATE SAUCE
(recipe follows)
WHIPPED TOPPI G
(optional. recipe follows)
12 maraschino cherries (optional)
Heat oven to 350°F. Spray I 3x9x2-inch baking
pan with vegetable cooking spra). In large bo~ I.
stir together flour. cocoa. com st.arcll. baling
powder. baking soda and salt. ln med1urn bowl.
with wire whisk. stir sugar and water. Add egg
whites and com syrup; beat with whi k unlJI
blended. Gradually add liquid mixture to flour
mixture. tlJring with wh1 l until mooth Sur m
mashed banana Pour bancr mto prepared pan
Bake 30 to 3S minute or unul wooden p1cl
inserted in center comes out clean. Cool m pan
on wire rack. Cul ca.kc mto 12 squares: !)hcc each
• square in half honz.ontally Place sliced bananll.'>
between cake la)ers. Top each piece ~1th I
table poon CHOCOLATE SAUCE. Gam1\h
with whipped topping and cherry. if dcMrcd
12 servings.
CHOCOLATE SAUCE
¥. mpsu1ar
¥.l mp water
2 tablespoons Karo light or
dark corn syrup
YJ cup Hershey's Cocoa
1 teaspoon ftllilla HlnK1
In medJUm saucepan. tir together ugar, water
and com syrup. Cook over med ium heat. l11T1ng
frequently. until mixture boil : boil I minute.
Remove from hcac snr m cocoa and varulla.. Cool
bghtJy. About 1 cup sauce.
WHIPPED TOPPING: In mall m1~er bowl. tir
together ~ cup cold skim milk.~ rcaspoon
·vanilla extract and I envcJope ( l .3 oz.) whipped
topping m1Jt: whip at high peed of elcctnc mixer
until topping peaks. about 2 minutes. Coonnuc
beating 2 mmute longer until toppmg 1\ hght and
fluffy. About 2 cups topping.
Nl4lrilioul /Jtfontflltio1t Ptr Strvi1tg
320 Ca/orits. 4 gm Prottm. 73 gm Carboh)drau.
I gm Fat. 0 m.~ Choltsttrol. 180 m~ Sod11un.
25 mg Ca/mun
Fat-Free Ginger "ake
'¥,, cup all·purpoet flour
Y.s cap ftolt what nou.r
Y4 aap con starcb
1 Yi ltaspOOftS bakiD& powdtt
1 teupooa crated rrah
&inaer (opdoeal)
I ttttspoon IJ'CMlnd &i.,
~ teaepooin p-ound duamoa
~ teaspooa salt
l atpsupr
~ atp ·-milk
l •""' Y.s mp Karo dart or li1M con s nip
I teaspooe vMlla t trad
FhSll rMpbel'ria (opdoul)
Hcaa oven to 350°F. Spray 9·mcb squatt bit.in&
pm with veJdablc coolan pny. ln lqe bowl.
stir tQldher all·purp<>IC flour. •hole wheal flow,
oom starch. bU.iaJ powder, fluh ginger. if
desired, IJ'OUnd &inger. Clnl\lmon and Wt. In
mediwn bov.il. with wttt whi stir wpr and milk: Add cu v.hitcs.. com \)'l'Up and vanilla: belt
with M\isk unbl blendrd. Oraduall)' add hquid
ma•hft IO flour mixture. snm •1th whL unlil
smooch. Pour baaer into Pftpll'Cd pen. Bake 30
m.-or unhl wooden pick iMened in cenecr
comes out elem. Cool ~ nunuees: rancM from
pm to •ire rad. Cool ~ly. Scnc with
rmpberriea. lf cbiftid. Olmilh • desired.
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Parsley Is a grat •rce al · nutr an,
Q I e"'oy your columa nry
much and have two
quaUo ... Flnt. I've beard that
parsley contains Dtore caldum
than mllk and b the most
autrlent.cluse food lhtre Is. Is
tbb tnat't
Also. will you let me know when
Ask the
Dietitian
you appear oo
television so I
can w11th?
D.L, Costa Mesa
Thank you for
your very kind
comments
regarding my
column. I will be
happy to answer
both your
questions. To
begin with,
parsley is ·a very
nutritious plant
and it seems a
shame that it bas been primarily
considered a mere garnish by most
people.
The term nutrient-dense refers
to food that return a great deal of
vitamins and minerals for the least
amount of calorics. Parsley
certainly fits this description, but
l'd be hard-pressed to call it the
most nutrient-dense food or all.
However, it certainly adds a
nutritional plus to any varied and
balanced eating lifestyle.
One-half cup of this freshly
chopped herb provides a very good
source for Vitamins A and C.
There arc also modest amounts of
iron. magnesium, potassium, zinc
and the B Vitamins. Considering
the fact that a half cup of parsley
has only IO calorics, in overall
nutritional composition it beats
such health heavy-weights as
spinach, broccoli and bell peppers.
Only mustard spinach outperforms
parsley.
On the other hand. there is no
contest when comparing the
calcium content of parsley to that
of milk. It contains four times the
amount of calcium found in
parsley. For example, a half cu p or
1 percent low-fat milk contains
150 milligrams while the same
amount of parsley offers just 39
milligrams.
It is interesting to note the
saying that "Where the parsley
flourished Missus is Master." This
might be said because fresh
parsley is often found in many a
fine cook's herb garden ... and,
typically more women cook than
men.
In answer to your last question,
I appear regularly on the ABC-TV
program "The Home Show." My
next several segments witt air June
5, June 18. June 22, July l, July 3
and July 7. Please keep in mind
that television programming is
always subject to change.
Q How much fat is in feta
cheese?
B.A., Huntington Beach
Feta cheese is not considered a
tow-fat cheese. It contains 6 grams
of fat which is comparable 10
whole-milk mozzarella. but it is
lower in both calorics and
cholesterol than most regul ar
cheeses.
ln case some of m) readers arc
not that familiar with feta, let me
explain that it is a Greek cheese
that is usually made from the milk
of either sheep or goats. It is then
matured in brine, which accounts
for its high sodium content.
Feta fans will be interested in
several new flavored feta cheeses
being produced under the Athcnos
label. The flavors arc peppercorn
and basil with tomato. The
peppercorn flavored cheese can
make a tasty difference in
traditional salads or try the other
in baked filo cheese squares for a
BLOOD
PRESSU I
PILLS
WOR F OU
TAK !}!EM.
!
"' ~ ("--' ;
ttn~HMit · II J:
party appetiter.
Q I tt')' to kttp 11\1 totat •
cholt ltrol at 165 mUUarams
to m:luct my risk ror htart
disease. llo"t\tr, my I ttr tells
me the amount or &ood cholcstuol
ls wbat Is most Important. l
dlsagrtt. Who's ri&ht?
M.S., Ntlt-port Dtacb
Congratulations on not only
knowing what your cholesterol
number is, but keeping it well
within the recommended health
guidelines of under 200 milligrams.
However, when it comes 10 the
. .......
benefits of the high density
lipoproteins (HOL) or "good
cholesterol" carrier$ comp:ared to
that of a low total blood
cholesterol, your ister wins the
debate.
People with low levels of HOL
may be at risk for hean disease
even though they have low total
cholesterol le\els. Approximately S
percent of the population falls into
this category and might be
misdiagnosed as low-risk if their
HDL levels are not checked.
The National Institutes of
Health dcfino HDL levels of
below 3S as contributing to a high
ri k ror heart di~~. Clearly. the
higher the HDu the better. In
your letter you do not mention
what your HDL number is. So to
help you elevate the amount of
these protective carriers l would
suggest the followina: ~witch to
monounsaturated oil such as
canola or olive in pl.ice of
polyunsaturated oils, p11rtic1pute in
physical activity at least three
times n week (walking is great),
ma intain a reasonable weight nnd,
if you smoke ... stop!
Q l\oe nc:tatly beea diapOMd
11 ba•lnl Olteoartluitb. I•
there H)1hlnc I t1a cal wblda wUI
help me!
H.N., Costa Mesa
1 read an article on this subject
by the noted nutritional
biochemist, Dr. JefCrcy Bland.
Accordina to Dr. Bland, what was
typicrilly thought to be a major
cause of this condition, a build-up
of calcium deposits in the joints.
appears not to be the case. He
further points out that
osteoarthritis might be reversible if
caught in its early stages.
Key to improvin1 this condhio
is the control or lnOammalion o
the joints. Vitamin E and Vitim
C combined with bioflavonoids
ha-ve been hown to help
accomplish this, as do Omcaa-3
oils which you get from ft h.
Physical activity will also help kc
the joint s mobile.
Dt-raltt Sanlon /1 • rt1l•I
dlttltl.a. Sb1 /$ tbe author of
boob: "Diets Tla•t Wort" .ad
41Tht Wtllntu Boolt of l .B.S."
Send your questJons to: Den/ff
Sc•nlon, R.D., t/o D•ll,y Pilot, P.
Box 1560, Costa !tfesa, 92616.
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Tip the .scale
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These recipes give you a choice
between luscious and light torte
M any of us feel like we're
always on a delicate
scale. On one side we're
trying to limit the amount of fat
and calorics we consume. But on
the other side, there are times that
we still want our lavish desserts.
Now you can have a
great-tasting chocolate torte
dessert in a lower caloric, lower
fat version, or in a more lavish,
impress-your-guests version. Pick
whichever dessert fits your needs
-they look virtually identical.
• 1 envelope (1.3 oz..) dry whipped
toppln& 11\LX • ~ cup cold stim milk
• 2 11bl~spoons s11.1_1r
• 1 tablespoon HERSHEY'S Cocoa or
Premium European Style Cocoa
• ~ teH~n vanilla extract
In small cup, sprinkle aclalio over cold
water; lei stand several minutes to soften. Add boilinJ w.ccr; stir un1il
g_clatin is dissolYcd and mixture Is clear.
Cool S minutes. Meanwhile, beat
whipped topping mix, milk, sugar, coooa
and vanilla untir toppina thickens; pour
in gelatin mixture and beat until ofendcd
and stiffened. Use immediately.
N111ri1ionaJ Jnform11ion per scrvina:
180 Calorics: 4 gm Protein: 28 gm
Carbohydra1e: S-gm Fat· 4 mg _
Cholesterol; 170 ma ~ium: ~ mi Calcium
CHOCOLATE
MOUSSE TORTE
• ~ cup butler or margarine, sof1cncd
• 1 cup sugar
• 3 eggs • l ~ ceupoons vanilla extract • 2 cups an_-purposc nour .
The "Choco-Light Mousse
Torte," made with naturally
low-in-fat cocoa, uses skim milk,
light corn oil spread, and frozen
egg substitute in the cake layers;
dry whipped topping mix is used in
the mousse filling. By using cocoa
with these other ingredients, the
nutritional analysis per serving is
lowered to only 5 grams of fat, 4
milligrams of cholesterol, ond 180
calories.
• ¥.I Clip IJERSHEY'S Cocoa or Premium European Style-Cocoa
• I v.i teaspoon baJcing powder These rich and delicious chocolate mousse tortes can satisfy your sweet tooth, and one of these weighs in to help you cul calories.
The more lavish version,
''Chocolate Mousse Torte" is for
those times when you want to
impress with a really rich dessert.
This dessert uses regular butter or
margarine and eggs in the cake
layers; whipping cream is used in
the mousse filling. These richer
ingredients increase the analysis
per serving to 14 grams of fat, 80
mill igrams of cholesterol. and 250
calorics.
Both versions can be made with
cocoa. a deep dark chocolate
baking ingredient that's naturally
lower in fa t (less than I gram of
fat per tablespoon} than other
chocolate baking ingredients.
Choose European style "dutched"
cocoa for a darker color and more
mellow chocolate flavor, or
unsweetened cocoa for a rich.
deeper chocolate Oa,or. Both
cocoas work equally well, but
differ in navor and color.
You can have your cake, and
ca1 it. too. Prepare "Choco-Ligh1
Mousse Torte" when you want to
really save on calories and fa t, and
·'Chocolate Mousse Torte" when
you want a more indulgent and
lavish dessert. Tip the scale in
your favor
CHOCO-LIGHT
l\10US E TORTE
• ~ cup light com oil spread. w ftencl.!
• I cup sugar
• h cup frozen cu ~ubslllutc, thawed
• I Vi teaspoon\ 'an1lla extract • 2 cups an-purpose flour
• V'I cup HERS! IEY'S C:OCoJ or
Premium European Sryte Coco.a
• l V: tcal>poon\ baking powder
• Vi tca~poon baking soda
• I VI cups skim mirk
• CllOCO-LIGllT MOUSSE flLLING (recipe follows)
llcat oven to 350 degrees. Linc 15 Vl x
10 V: x I-inch Jelly roll pan with foil;
grca~ and flour foil. In large bowl! bcJI
corn oil spread and sugar untal wel
blended Add egg ~ubs1ttute and vanilla.
beat well. Sur together flou r, cocoa,
baking powder nnd baJcmg soda,
gradually add to sugar mixture, beating
until well blended
Spread batter into prepared pan. Bale
15 to 20 minutes or unul toothpick ' inserted in center comes our clc.1n
Meanwhile, prepare CHOCO-LIGHT
MOUSSE FILLING. Cool cake in pan
10 minutes. Invert onto w11e rack,
remove foil Cool completely
Trim edges. cur cake crossw1M: into 4
equal pieces. each about 9 x 3 VJ inches
Place one layer on serving plate, spread
with about Vi cup Cilhng. Repeat w11h 2
more layers; pipe: or spread fourth layer
w11h remaining filling Refrigerate until
rudy 10 serve Cover; refrigerate
leftovers I 7 sen in gs
CHOCO-LIGHT
MOUSSE FILLING
• I tablespoon cold water
• I teaspoon unflavored gelatin
• 2 tablespoons ho1ling water
• ~ teaspoon bakina Soda • I v.i cups milk
CHOCOLATE MOUSSE flLLING (recipe follows)
Heal oven to 350 degrees. tine 15 ~ x
IO ~ x I-inch Jellv roll pan wilh fo1li
grease and flour foil. Jn l3rge bowl, oc:it
butler and sugar until hght and fluffy.
Add eggs and vanilla, beat well. Stir
together flour. cocoa, baking powder and balciog soda; gradually :idd lo bultcr
mixture, alternately with milk, bcahng
unlll well blended. Spread baller into
prcP.arcd p:in. B:ikc IS 10 20 minutes or unul 1001hpiek inserted in center come) out clean.
Meanwhile, prepare CHOCOLATE ~'10USSE FILLING. Cool cake in pan 10 minutes. Invert onlo wire rack:
remove foil. Cool completely. Tnm
edges; cut cake crosswise into 4 equal pieces, each about 9 x 3 ~ inches. Place
one layer on scrvin& place; sprea~ with
abou11.1 cup filling. Repeat with 2 more
layers; pipe or spread fourth layer w11h
remaining__ filhna. Rcfrigera1c until rc:ady
10 ~rvc. Cover; refrigerate leftovers. 11
scr\tings.
CHOCOLATE
MOUSSE FILLING
• I tablespoon cold water
• 1 teaspoon unnavorcd gelatin
• 2 tablespoon~ boiling water
• I cup (th pint) oold whipping cream
• ~ cup powdered sugar
• 3 tablespoons HERSHEY'S Cocoa or
Premium European Slyle Cocoa
• I teaspoon vanilla extract
In small cup, sprinkle gelatin over cold
waler; let stand several minutes 10
soften. Add boiling water: Sllr until
g_elatin 1s dissol\'cd and mixture IS clc:;ir.
Cool S minu1cs. Beat whipping crc;im,
powdered sugar, cocoa and vanilla until
thickened; pour in gelatin mixture and
beat until stiffened. Use-immediately.
Nu1ritional Information per serving:
250 Calorics; 14 gm Fat; 80 mg
cholcsccrol: 150 mg Sodium: 50 mg
Calcium.
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oast of the oast
A look at the people and events highlighting this week's local arts and entertainment scene
By Anna Cekola
I t'l. that time of year again for
the Costa Me)a-Newport
Harbor Lions Club to start
cooking up what has come to
be the city') cornerstone
community event: the f-ish Fry
Carnival and Parade.
Although the recipe for the Fish
Fry batter will always be a !>ecret.
Lion~ Club Prci.idcnt I lugo
Hunziker \31d it's not <,o hard 10
hgure OUI \\hy lhe C\-enl ha\ oeen
'>0 popular for the pa:.t .$7 years
"II°:. a hnk to 1hc pa!.t, a !>mall
to" n affair i.o to <opeak," said
Hunz1!..cr. the O\loner of
Rent-A-Chef. "ho hai. oecn
lending his culinary expertise to
the F1!>h Frv since 1981. "I think
''c can be proud of our heritage ..
COVER
This year's three-day Fi!>h Fry,
\\h1ch stares Friday at 5:30 p.m. in
Lion.., Park on Anaheim Avenue
and 18th Street, should be bigger
and better than ever. Hunziker
~aid. There will even be a few
changes th rown in 10 1he mix.
including an awards ceremony
Saturday for about 400 you th)
involved in local i.occcr activiticl>
and a student art and essay
exhibition in honor of this year"s
theme, "Celebration of Public
Education."
Good ol' Time
•
But as usual, there will be the
aroma of fish and chips. of corn on
the cob, and the sounds of a
marching band th:it only a
small-1own-1nsp1red event such a..,
the Fish Fry can create.
Lions Club's Fish Fry roars again
1,500 pounds of oil (low-fat Canola
011, of course) and about 250
pounds of nour.
dra\loings.
The Fish Fry has come a long
way since it was first held off
Newport Boulevard and l81h Strccl
in 1946, the brainchild of club
member Bob Skiles, nn
According 10 locnl lore. wme
memberi. ol the dub at th r umc
scoffed at Sliles' rtSh Fry
fund-raisins idea, £01ng I I (ar I!>
suggesting that e ch member
don:ue $25 or $30 (a tidy ~m for
the day) and rorge1 the c:arniv:sl.
Lions Club volun1cers plan on
frying up about 1.5 tons of
Canadian Cod, using about 275
gallons of the supcr·!\Ccre t batter.
Up to 75.000 people are
expected to attend the three-day
event, which will feature live
en1ertainmcnt, carnival rides, the
annual parade, contests and
experienced entertainer and
carnival man. But Skiles prevailed, ind the
T 1992 Fish Fry Schedule of Events
Friday _ 10 a.m. -Uona Parade
5:30 p.m. -lart Serving Fiah Fry Oinne" Noon -Starl serving fi•h dinne"
5:30 p.m. -Carnival nde1 and gamee open l p.m. -Parade Award• (from •tage in Uoru
i I'm. The.-YA W-lloo Rtvu~. counuy of Pruty Ill Production• Park)
9 p.m. -Urawmp; for $750 tranl certificate and other priau (win-3 p.m. -Soc«r Award1
ninic llt'kt'U mual ht> preaent) 3:1S p.m. -Drawin1
Satarday 4:1S p.m. -Wanda'• Dance tudio
10 am. -Cam1,al ridr and ~mea Opc'n 6 p.m. -Drawing 7:1$ p.m. -Newport ~uh howdme (on
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on twtlot ~ -Fram wt.or\ So.Atl IO '"' s-.... Wllll IO ...,.,_, ~ IO I.Jona PWI\)
I
11THST
Scenes from the
Fish Fry: Popular
carnival ride (tOfJ).
Parade route (left)
and participant
(right). Grand mar·
shil John F. Dun,
county superinten·
dent of 1chool1
(above). Cover
shows Lions Club
member enjoving
fl1h dinner anti pa·
rade downs.
Orange Coatt W~kilind I Ttlurttda,, May 28, 1992
•tap)
9 p.m. -Drawin for color ttleYit on ud
other pn11ee
S••day
Noon -Carnival ridu and pma ope,n. tan
at'l"Ylng Fiah Fry dinnen
2 p.m. -Miu C011ta Mesa-Newport Harbor
Uona Bouty Conte.I
3:30 p.m. -Bab)' Conteat (pf"f'-ttpatration re.
quired)
S:SO p.m. -Drawin1
6:30 P·"" -Cnapo FoWorico ToplalJa
8 p.m. -Drawing for 1992 Ford Muetang and
other pritee (winni"I tick ~h•lder doee not
have to be pre.ee.nt for ear) •
Uons Oub has ~nc on to don.ite
more thnn SI million in fish Fry
proceeds to local non-profit
organizations and you1h srou~.
The Sl.200 in proceed from 1he
first Fish Fry went to help build
the b~b311 field at Uon Park.
The club contributed about $9.S.000
in proceeds 10 2S different group\
1h1s )'CUr.
Not only is the ~tot impomru
to the c:ommunil)', but it' the
highlight of 1hc yur for lhe bS
members of tbe local. 6S-)car'"1JIJ
Lions Oub. Hunztkcr said
"Because of the Fh h f ry. \\e\c
continued to h:t\'C a £ood creb.\
section of ages in the club," he
said ... If you lose the )-OUth in )uur
club, )OU also lo)( l1nd of the hfc
ofit.''
Members of the Huntington
Bench Uons Oub. the lluntington
Beach Wise mnn's Cub and the
Cost:i Me~n Brco.kfast Club .al'>o
p:ar11cip:ste . .
Fish Fry ~cnts SUlrt Fr1dJ)' 5 30
p.m .• with fi h dinners erv«l up
for only SS.
On Saturday morning ut IO. the
unnu:al f1)h Fry Parade will \\eJ\e
11 way down Harbor Boulevnrd
from the I larbor Center Shopp111g
Center 10 Uons Park. ~ia Wnt
19th Street and Anaheim Avenue
Orilnge County Superintendent of
Schools John Deon will be the
p:uade grand m:tr..h31.
On Sunday, 1he ol~ay"i·p<>pul;.ir
MlU Costa Mesa Pasunt will be
held It 2 p.m .• followed by the
03b)' Contes• 01 3:30 p.m
For more inform:uion on the
Fi h fry, ~II the Lions Club at
549·2186.
THE SCENE
Onnge Coast-based band Altered StMe Is seemingly destined for worldwide recognition.
1 oon fest includes
imaginative, gross ~
By Todd French .........
A little girl fights to save her
balloon from the clutches of
a seductive evil. A post-
apocalypse avenger metes out
Spfattcry just~ lO hordes or C3n•
nablistic mutants.
"Balloon" and "The Mutilator"
are just a couple of the 36 varied
'toons in Spike and Mike's Festival
of Animation/Extra Sick and Twist·
ed Show -a two-part compilation
program that opened May 22 at
the ~ards South Coast Villaae
Cinema on Sunflower Avenue.
Rangina from the lyrically benlp
to the outraaeously scatolosical,
the collection of international
lhorts include Academy Award·
winnina eels such u Enatancl'•
0 Manipvlation" arid jaw-dropplna
lfOU-OUll ala tho aptly tided ,.fq
Baseball." Family pn will defi·
nitely want to restrict themselves to
the Festival portion. while the
more ad'Yenturous may want to
check out Spike and Mike's Toon
Town of tho id.
Some oC the hiaJlliahta or the
general audience show which como
to mind: from Czec:bosloYakia,
"Dark.nea. Lisbt. Dartness," an
incredible claymation piece in
which the fnedoaa ol the creative
proce11 ii at Yaiiance with the
shactliq of the intellect; the
aforementioned ••Balloon" from
£naland; and from the U.S .... Vi-
1iona From the Amuon." an im·
preuivo and timely computer
~ pleco readcrlQ& dramatic
FESTIVALS
Among the offmnp at this
~· ~ and Mlie's festMI
of Animation are Germany's
"GJve AIDS 1fte Freeze" (ab<M)
and France's "Street Sweeper
(right).
scenes from the Amazon's history.
Equally enjoytble is the '92 Acad·
emy choice, ~Manipulation," an c.x-cruciatlf\111 funny bit about a car-
toon character's desperate attempts
to a\IOid erasure or his inkweU ex-
istence at the hands of bis capri·
dous creator.
At tbe warped end of the
tecbnc><olor rainbow is '1'he Extra
Sk:t and Twisted Show.'' Full or
heart-warmina little ditties about
' SM ANIMATIONn
<111111 It's not too late to alter plans
T here arc a couple of exciting shows coming up this weekend that
progressive/alternative rock listeners should catch.
On Friday, Orange Coast·based Altered State 1s headlining at
the Country Oub in Rcscda. It is only the second Southern Cah·
fom1a appearance for the Warner Bros. label quartet !.1nce the re·
lease of "Ghost Beside My Bed" has taken the countr)'s rock a1Na\C!. by
storm.
Altered State turned in an exc111ng 90-minutc afternoon )ho.,.. at Cal State
Fullerton's Pub on May 21. The band opened \\llh "Strong A\ I An a -.ong
recorded by the band .,..hen 11 "a~ kno" n a.' Show of Hands: th .. , t "a' the
main musical track used in Michael Mann"• "Manhuntcr" film .
Although several rock arll)IS from Orange County (namely ~lk.1al 01:.·
tortion and Jack!>On Browne:) have gone on to large-scale fame , Altered S1.1.1c
is the fim Orange Coast band ccmmgly dc~11ncd to 'core "orkl" 1th: rccog·
n11ion.
For more information on the \hO\\. cJll the Countr. Cluh Jt (~I I \ ·1.
5601. •
Ooc;er to home. 16 band!> from Orange Jnd Rl\er-.1dc counttc' \\Ill be par·
ticipatmg m Fooc.lstock. a 12-hour concen to benefit the F0\.1J D1,tnhu11nn
CentS'. The concert will be held from 11 am to 11 pm. Sumla~ Jt the :-.e"·
port Roadhouse, 1700 Placentia A\e., Co!>ta Mc~J.
•'The music will range from blues to po~t·punl..," ~JiJ Kell~ Engh,h. \\hO 1~
producing the hunger-minded prOJCCt J) an appeal to promote a 'trongcr
bond between the musical commun111ci. of the two counlle\.
Bands set 10 perform include S1l¥crtram. Guucrmouth. Old Nick and B;1d
Trip Circus. Admission to the show is SS and at lea t one can of food: the
admission cos1 also includes 1v.o be¥eragcs. Only non-alcoholic be,eragc'> "ill
be SCJ"ed and the kitchen will be open.
For more information, call Engla!>h at :?83-2483. -BJ Blain ,\11ni.~I/
MUSIC
Heeeere's Henri '
F ace it, Johnny CarM>n 1~
gone and he\ not
coming back It\ umc to
m<l'-e on. This Leno fellow Ill
3 nice enough gu) \\ ondcr
'"hat he\ up to'>
Well, Frida) night. ··The
Tonight Sho" .. ( 11.35 p m
KN13C Channel 4) featun:'
Metropolitan Opera \tar
Kathleen Battle and
Grammy-winning jau
dassic3l mu 1clan w, nton
Marsalis accompanied b)
none other than Opera
Pacific chorumta)ter 11\:nn
Vcn3nzi.
Venanzi. v. ho '' al-.o mu'lc
director or Opera Pacific\
Overture Compan}. fif)t
performed v.ith the soprano
tn F~bruary or this )Car. He
v.as flown to Knn a City 10
rcplncc B3ttle's original
nccompanii.1. v. ho became
indi posed. The occa ion "a
the inaugural concert of the
Johnson County Theater.
EVENTS
T Wine of the times
S ip, swish, spit. Sip, sv.·ish.
spit. Sip, swish. spit. Got it
down? You'd ~tter. More
th.>n 2,JOO wines :arc t\pcctcJ to
compttc in the 16th annu.>I
Onngc County F.>ir
Commercial Wine Competition
this weekend at the ReJ Lion
Inn in Costa Mcu. Tastin of
the winning wine "'ill ~
offered 1t the July 10-26 bir's
Wine Pavilion.
a.
.\l·U Orange Coast's Most Comp ete Cul1d of Opera P..OOc flt Br;cc ~t
Huntington H.ltbour. Cont.M:t Pam Ta)lor: 340-39~-
Art Museums
• ~gunoa Art Museum -South Cont
Plan Satellite 3333 Bristol St., Costa M~ 662-3366 "Mil~ and Honey ..
Sus.in loscph's s1te·spec1fic inst.lllatton filled
wuh cows, calves giant ea1ong utensils and
other \\Orl.s designed to questlOfl the way
.A.mencans view different roles 1n society,
conlonues through lune 21 Modern Ab·
S1r.1ct1on 1n 4.mcncan Print~ from the Na·
t1un.1I Muwum of Amcn1.in Art, Sm1thso-
111.in ln•t11ut1on \\111 be on display Friday
throui-;h Jul\ .:!6 I lour' 11 J m 9 pm
1\11111d.1y f rid.I), 10 J m b pm Saturt!Jy;
11 ,, m 6 pm Sunt1.1y Adm1s,1on Free.
• Home .ind C..r*n Tour, Ma)' JO. 11
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tus.totially ind .Jrchtteaur.ally s.gn1rteJn1
homes. uo pp. lwrden Tea ill '''CA House in FUilerton. S6 pp l Conta t
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l}-broolc f~t.lry School ~IA'llb ""'' l~u!ty .lit' '"'"t~. f ree Phone 55£1 3-tl\t
•Ne-. port H.i rbor Art Museum 850 San
Clc·m1•nte Dmc. Newport Be.ich, 75Q-
11 22 1 ht• only W~t (()J~t appe.m1nce of
It you hove on ewnt ismg or change tl Wormab, ain1DCt: C-.. c/o 1llt Dal, nc., P.O. Bol 1 S60, Cmta Mm, Cl 92'27 cir ail S4~ 1224
• ~gin' ~Juf\, f\~)' lO 011 (, 10 fl m
<:.ourmct O·~~ o1 ~· PK•r< ~' t.\.i", GO residence.-V1Jl.J P.irf.. Cunt.Kl ,..\\r
IVt.'Vdcr, 6)7-1249
•(Ari St. C1.ilt 401h 81rthd4y M.h JU .11 •
S JO p m , M.K'ilro Sou~ty o( fl.ac1hc S)m
phony Pf~~ d1nrwr honc.f1n1i1 <><<Ji,.,
tr.J'S conductOt • .S3S pp lly 1nw..1tio11 0111\
!'hone •7,.·2109
De\ 11 on the St.ms. Looking Sack at the
bghtot'\ · .1 thcni.lloCJlly orga. n•.tcd r('(on·
o;1der.111011 of the ,1rt of the last decade by
50 01 the IX'SI ~nown .ir11sts of the '80s.
rnnt1nu~ through June 11 I lours. 10
am 5 pm Tu~.iy Sund.ly Adm1ssmn $3
lnr adults. S2 tor senior nt1Zens and stu·
drnt\ S 1 for children 6 17
Community Galleries
•Costa Mesa Art league ~llery 1661
S • .11111"" <" .A."e '>Jnta A.na. 540 64 JO
\Vor~, b\ \.Jrious le.1gue members on per·
mam'nt d1spl.iy l>.dm1s\Jnn free Hours
10 J m ·b pm Monday·'>aturd.Jy 11 J m
r; pm 'iundJ\
• Irvine Civic CenlN 1 (l\llC Center
Pia.ta lrvtne, 724 6000 Sculptures by lr-
Hne art1S1 Lis.a G.lrdcn on 1<1ew 1hrou1!1i
July 1 C. A reccphon will be held 2 30·4 Jo
p m /\.~1y 19 I lours 8 a m S p m Mon·
day· frtda> Admt\S<On Fr~
• Newport Beach City Hall ~llery 3300
Newport Bl\d . Newport BNch. 644-3150
Pastels by 81lhe Nugent and photographs
by Merlyn Mollard on view through July 7
Hours 8 a.m.·S pm. Monday-Friday Ad·
m1ss1on free.
•Security Pacific G.illery SSS Anton Blvd , Cost.\ Mesa. 4)3·6000 "Charted,
Collected and Carelull> Counte-d · by NK:o·
la Rosalie At~1nson-Cr111ith conhnues
through fune 13. Hours 11 a .m -4 pm
Tuc<.day·Saturday Admission free
Commercial Galleries
•Blue Muble Coffeehouse 1970 Harbor
Blvd. Costa Mesa. 646-5776 Oa"td Ellt).
p.ainter, sculptor and designer of showp1cct'
furniture. is featured artist (or May frank
Dustin Pace is the featured artlSl of the
month for June Hours 6 JO a m -11 p m
Sunday· Thul'1d.ly; 6 JO a m.-mldntghl Frt·
day-Saturday. Admiwon. Frtt
• Cosby wllery J 404 Vkl Oporto, New·
port Beach 723-4758. California coastal
p.aontings by contemporary colonst Cosby
.... 111 be on d1sp!Ay through rune 1 s. Hours
10 a m.-6 p.m Sun .. Mon . and Thursday
11 a.m · 8 pm Fri., and Sat Adml)Sl()O
free.
• The Gregory ~llery 3406 Via Lido,
Newport Be.ach, 723-0887. Worb by wa-
tercolor artist Chris S;intley on display
oi 20 modtrn-d.:iy patnters of ships and the
M?a, continues through )une 9. llou~: 9.30
a.m -5:30 pm. daily, except Sundays.
•Works CAiiery South J3H Bear St. (tn
Crystal Court), Cosu Me$a, 979-6757. E'·
hibtl of works by Frank OU.on on display
FricJiiy·June 21 A receptlOf'I will ~ held on
Frtd.ty, from 6·9 pm. Hours 10 ii m ·9
p m f'v4.onday-Fnday; 10 ii m.-6 p.m. $.itur-
d.ay; and 11 a.m -6 p.m. Sunday. Ad·
mission: Frtt.
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LISTINC INFORMATION: If you hatt an
ewnl llsllng or dwtgt of infomulion for
lladlloolc. dirt'd inquiries to knj1min
Epstein, c/o B~ P.O. BolC 1 SOO·
184, Coron1 del Mir, CA 92625. Phone
(714) 760-2622. A com~te ~ar of
Bl.Kklook listinp runs the fi..st Tuesday
of eldl month.
legend: OC. Or.tnge County. BT, blldi
lie. BT-opt., bl.iclt tfe optioMI. pp, p«
person. TBA, lo be 1rrang~.
• "The Way I SH It," May 28 ill 11 a m ..
Friend) of Or<1ng.e Co.bl lnterfatth Sheller
luncheon ..... l\h ~lty Oa\1) at 11.lrbof Re-
form Temple/St. MJ1f.. Church, Nl."\~port
8e.Jth S20 pp Coolxt Joy£e Tuc:lo.t'r, 491·
9169.
•Membership Tu. t.Uy 29, Colden Sutf
• OC hit Comm rd .al Win~ Compt'lt·
lion. M.ay 30-11, oc \\It(\(! ~"-.... .it Rl~j
l ion Inn. Co.ti ~ Jud :es .illll nwri .1
Ol\ly. ~ 751 ·fAIR.
Summertime Ne"' : To /actlllate my
wisher for a port-time swmnu hiatus, my
an column will 11ow nm every other
17111rsday, begi1111i11g June 4. Spaet
pem1i11i11g, we will nm noteworthy
ARTSTOPs occasionally 011 1/Je
i11-betwten weeks. It! tire meamime, check.
the Weekend Calendar listings for c11~nt
museum and gallery exhibits in the a~a.
Stay tuned for nexl wttk's projilt of
painter Frank Dixon and his exhibit of
new work at tlie Works Gallery.
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Arts Scene • Newport Beach Public Libr;iry Newport
Center Branch. 856 San Clemente Drive,
Newport Beach, 644·J 191 "Lasttng Im·
press1on." a V-.ow of watercolors and 0<ls
by Eve Thompson, continues through Sun·
day Hours 9 a m .9 p m Monday·
• le M~ridien hotel 4500 MacArthur
Blvd., Newport Beach, 4 76-2001. The art·
1Wy o( the L.lguna Beach festival or the
Arl5 and Pageant ot the Masters will be
~mg through June JO. 1----------------------"'""'.'""------------------
Thursday, 9 am 6 pm Friday, 9 am 5 •South Cout Plua and C')"l.ll Court
p.m Saturday noon S pm Sund.1y Arl 3333 Bear Street, Costa Mes.i, 4JS-2160 m1~on Free j,n e>.htbtl featuring photographs and a
.... ideo of f~ President Richard Nixon • Or.inge County Center for Conlempo· are being shown 1 Crv<L>I Court A 12-by· rary Art 3611 W M.:lcArthur 81\d 5p.ire n · 1-l 11 ~nt.i Ana 5.iq.498'1 'i.lnt.i An.I I toi;h -I foot piece or the Berlin Wall IS on display _,_ at Jewel Court in South ~ Mar.1 Both School ~u ..... n~ Janf'l Maclwog .ind PJtfll ta r>.Wlbtts continue through Sunda \\lt11tl'\1de Ph11l1~ pn'W'nt Per><.>11<1\ Sp<11t\ Y
and Olher ,._"\dnofcstations ff()m tilt> p,\the • V.illejo wlfery 161 0 West Coast Htgh· through lunt" 26 I-lours 11 a m 4 pm way, N-r:>Ort Beach. 642-7945 "lntem.1-
\.'\cdnr-.day Sunday Mm1won Free honal Marillml' Art Fes11v.-il,' iln e>th1bition
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• Glwf Food ,QM,.,.., GNllf "'* • : 120..... mldf pod,.,.,.... • • -a-..~·.,., • ~ LASSIC Q ~-=Woy. i
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4 Orange Coast Weekend I I nursday I. May ~. 1 m
•Wine Tutln~ 31, S-8 pm., PALS
ol ProYidence and ~ Center
at The WllM ub, Tustin. Phone 639-
4990.
• Reaptlon, May 31 , Honor.aty Fellows ol
the ~ ~um honot La FieU un-
detwriten.. Contact Brian LangsU>n. 567-
3642.
• Pactcn. Sports &po '92 June 6, 9 1.m.· 5 p.m., SC>uthwind Sports Resource at
Newport Dunes. Try <Mf 200 lc.ayaks, surf
skis. canoe, tWer mts. other ~ craft;
f)lddling museum; on-water dinics ~ half hoUr. S7 pp. Seniors, children S3 pp.
Phone 857-5293.
• Hat1 Off to Summer, June 6, 8 p.m.-1
.l.m .. Y~ ProlfS5ionals Ap1nst u~ at
Spotts Out> Irvine. U S pp.; members. $25
pp. All.fie: H.w ma~. Phone 7S 1 •
0441. •Cone With the Wlftd. June 6 ..t S:30
p.m., South Co.st Community Oinic at
Birtc:hef ~. San Juan Clpcstr.ano.
SlSO pp Period atti~ or BT. Phone 4198-
5179.
• Onnge llouom a..n. June 6 at 6 p.m .•
Or;ingeWood Chtldmi's Foundation 1t
~u ~ lrww. S300 pp Phone
34S-8110.
• ftzu con piunl June 6 at 6.lO p.m., Gourmet O.nen ol Optta Pdrc at ~ ~. ~ Ma. Contact
Myril Kreuder, 637-1249.
• WhC'ft Cyp1lft W!her, June 6 at 7
p.m , Pxrfic Symphony OrdlelU.a at Weu.1 ~. Or .. Hits. S 1 SO pp. Phone
'474·2109.
•Carousel ol Ort~•. June 6 at 11 a,m.,
Cure fmdet'S Guild ol Cystic fr~ foun· ~.tion <ind c.ast ~brn ol Gener.al tb-
pt.alfashi0n ~ w~ at Sher"ton
Univen.al Hocel, Un~I City SSO pp.
Phone 855·2896.
• Wooct.n ~t fflllVll, lune 6·7, New·
port Harbor Area O..mber ol ComrMroe
Ray Price
Jin 1
Coo way
Twitty ·
Jan8
boa building school for kids, ~ilbc»t re-MelT'l()NJ Hospit.ll ~ing competition at • "UnOnished StOfiH.'' June 19 al 15
ptta. raioes, 1.an ships. wgt:>o.t pull, men South Co.st Gun Oub. S12S pp. includes p.m., John Oougl.ls French Center for AJ.
Nutia.I fun at Boy Soout Sea a~. Entry c:ontu~ntal breakfast. lunctr and awards zherrner's D~a~Jfoends °' Uregl'efS ~ June 5 at 6 p.m. ConlXt Barb.ala dinner at £1 Toro Marine B~ ()(frcers enJOY world p<emrere ol pl.ly and dessert
deBoom, 729-4-400. Oub. Dinner only, S50 pp. Phone 760-Champagl'e reception at Marl. Taeer •ti Cvnlno Rul ChAmT:. ship Chili S909. forum, [OS Ange~ S85 pp Contact Elr·
walk at Ne-.'port Dunes. "e\\po<I Be.Kh
PhoM 751-0441
• la Vie de Boheme, June :!O, Opera fb.
crftc Founders Gala at Knight ch.Jteau, Per:
alta Hills Alfresco dining. mom~. c.mca·
lure artt~ mOfe Attire French sumnil.'I
(no BT plea~'I Cont.ld Ann Mel ean,
760-9668
ol nor Fri1nc~hrn1, (8001 537-3624 Cooloff, June 7, 11 a.m. p.m .. Oty • HeritJtge bg.ltll, June 12·13, Newport Tustin in Old Town. live country ~ler· Harbor Nautic.ll Mu~um wooden bc»t • Knott's Berry Farm P.irty; lune 19
t.ainment and children's Ktivilies. Phone r.-ce for dassrc yach~ at Balbo.i Yacht Olive Ubl Abused Children's found.lllOti 54~90. Oub, Corona del Mar. Regatta "m.tSCOt" is Contact Donna Andert, 777--1999. • Hoe Oo~n. June 20 at 6 pm Pr~•·
See BLACKBOOK/8 •Opera l.ttdure, June 7 at 5:30 p.m., schooner Spike Africa. C<>Net Elyse Barrett, •Making Strides Against uncu, June
Optta League ol l.aguN Beach bl-monthly 2S9-8240. 20, 511. runcS~a·long-a·thon. 1K fun run/
~ries con.tinues. tluffet dinner followS •Spirit of Civing. June 13 at 6 p.m .• City '-=====================;::::===. ConQct Mari.i Price-Testa, 4197-1087. of Hope awards dinner at Anaheirrr Mar-
• Wine Taslinl .lnd Siient Auction, June rroct Hotel. BT. S 125 pp. Phone 1213) 626·
7, 2-S p.m .. ' Dayle Mcintosh Ce.nter at 4611.
Coortyard Center, Car~ Grove. S2S pp. • knefit o# Lilughler, June 13 at 8 p.m.,
Phone 772-8285. WestMed Club 1025 sund-up comedy
• Foundefs Mini Auction, June 8, 10 night at Celebrity Theatre, Anaheim. S28
1.m.·noon, Providence Spttdl and Hear· pp. Phone 953·3S80.
i~ ~er at the center, Orange. Phone • h.upof't to Progress Casino Night,
6 9'-4990. June 1 ), 6'. 3().8 p.m., Ameran Uriar
Society at Ooubletrtt Hotel Orange. BT·
opt S100 pp Phone 634-4500, e~. 4019 •Coll and Tennls Tournaments. June 8
at 10:30 1.m .• CH<X little M«mad Guild
at ~ Verde Coonlr( Oub, Ccl5Q MeSI
Coif, S2~ pp.: tennis, S75 pp. Phone
&40-3581 cgoi11 0t 8416-0103 (tennis>
• Shop 'Til You Drop, June 9-11, ATSC
~ at Newport lmport.S, Newport
Beiach. ShociPinl t.prtt ~;itunng matt than
3S 0C ~ SS pp. Contxt l<im Ni·
cholson.. 6416-02241. I
• Stlg Shoot I~ 10, SS2 Oub ol Ho.lg
• Croundbfealtins, June H .at -I pm.,
Newport Be~ Pubrrc llbt.ary foundauon
and Newport Beach l1bmy Boilrd o( TruSI·
ees <1t site ol new Cent~l l1bfary l)ono(
~at 3 p.m. Phone 5-418-3131
• UndflwT1tin1·P.yty, June H , 2·5 pm.,
PrCMdence ~ 'and Heanng Center at
Vilbge Cteao.s Sant.a Ana Heights.. Phone
639~990.
TOP TEN
May 18 • May 25
VIDEO RENTAL
1. Frankie & Johnny (1991)
2. Last Boy Scout l
3. Fisher King
4. Uttte Man Tate ~ ..
5. Shattered (1991)
6. Freejack
7. Dead Again
8. The Doctor
9. Boyz N The Hood
1 O. Necessary Roughness
1. Black CrOWll ''Southern Hlrmony & Muslcal Companion''
2. Krt8 Kross ''Totalty Krossed Out"
3,. Red Hot Chill Peppers .. Blood Sugar Sex Maglk"
4. Queen .. Classic Queen"
5. Sir Mlx A Lot "Mack Daddyt'
8. Peart Jam ''Ten" •
7. U2 .. Achtung Baby" I
8. Garth Brooke .. Ropln' l'he Wind"
9. En Vogue "Funky Divas" o. Uonel Richie 11&.ck To Front"
SINGLES
1. Krt8a KI098 ''Jl.lnp''
2. Sir Mbc A lot "Baby Got Back"
3. Melted Dewlopment ''Tenneuee
4. Red Hot Chll Popperl ''Under The Bridge''
5. Ertc ~ ''T,.,.. tn HeeYen" e. T L c ··Aln, Too Proud 2 Beg"
7. Qu11n "Show Mwt Go On" a. Shit*-"Sllnt Prayer''
1. Joe Pubic •1Jvte a L.m"
10. Celine Dion ... You A8k.ed Me To0
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Pardy bcMvf ~~~aisp & smeduch
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BOOKS
I f you 're like most people. you've probably never
thought of the movie th eater as a church or
considered the video store a place to go for spiritual
guidance. Yet few can deny being drawn to
1 lollywood's temples by a pantheon of celluloid gods
.1nJ goJJcsses.
lt \Ou'rc 1nlcrcsteJ in d1sco,ering the me~agc!> buried
he hind Holl}WOO<fs h} pc and hoopla, pick up a copy of
Gcollrcv Hall's revealing new book, "Illuminating Shadowi.:
The ~lythie Power of Film." \\here yoJ'll discover the
d1fkn:ncc between fil ms that are lit erally "good" or 'bad"
anJ recognize the link between Plato's cave shadows and
tod'" \ !>ilver screen
I !all \ays that people need to understand a movie's
nll:~,.1ges because there are both bad and good films. "J
\\l1ulJ -.ay that there are bad films that change people's lives
in negative ways, such as the Rocky/Rambo films which -
111 m) opinion -is still paranoid jingoism. Those kinds of
him' put far too much emphasis on the extreme masculine
dimcn!>10n of life and almost exclude the intuitive feminine
!>idc of life."
A!> opposed to "negative " film!>, Hill !lays
there arc a great deal of "positive" films.
"However. some of the positive films are
thought of as negative by people who do
not see the inner values of film." says Hill.
"The 'Field of Dreams' is :n example of a
popular mainstream movie that 1s
especially helpful and prophetic because
the entire film is about seeing the invisible.
"The main thing about 'Field of Dreams'
1s the .,.,hole separation between the
normal-herd mentality as opposed to the
abnormal perspective of spiritual sight."
I fall recalls that his childhood fascination Bookmarks w11h film led him to begin .. seeing things in
film that no one else seemed to !>CC ...
understand prophetic insi.ght, ''whtch ~ not ~ much
foretelling the future M 11 is foretelling the truth "
Hill sa id. "What I at1empt to do -in my bool .ind 111 1111
practice -1s to show that there arc still prophN1c ,u._,.,
loaded with ancient wbdom " Hill believes that good
e~posure to enough \\1sdom producing art ~n
unquestion:ibl} change one' hfc
Hill s.ud rhat film :is therapy is ne11her quicker 11111 l1111i.:.i
1h.1n traJ1t1onal thcrar.t· He see) film<; n the oolklt1H·
dreams of MX'ael) "\\hen .i chcnt anJ l :inal)'ZC a tilm 111
lherapy. II is \'Cry much Ill e analyz1n1 one or the tr de~ I 1\\
bccau1,e 1 do a lot of drc:im :in:il~i al.\O," he c.\pl.11nl·d
"Film therapy "-Or"' espcciitlly ""ell for film buff ... liul ,1, •
for people .,.,ho don't lile to re d although tt obv1uu'I'
"'orl) "e" \'di for 1ho~e "'ho do hke to read :ilw l'>HJU'>l'
the mc,,a.gc 1:. an the 'itory. If 1 cocour. JC someone 1v 1, .111
a no,cl it m11:ht talc: them 10 to 1:? hou~ but a film "'II
give them J ;ynop:11!I 1n an hour :ind a half."
He Jdmil!I 1hat uhimately ln!ltci»d or pr3cticing p\\d ml11.''·
he: prac11cc) the arts .ind hum:initie • because the arl\ .111.I
the human111e'i have ehJn,ed his life:.
"/llum111Jt111g Sh:1cJon!> • by Geoffrey Hill. P:tpctl>.1\ A. 11 •1
PJgC1>, s 17 (Sh:imbahla PrC.\.'i),
Films communicat e
societal beliefs, ills
When he began to seriow.ly analyze film s
in the late '70s and early '80s, Hall realized that films "were
not merely modern secular art, but rather highly religious
and spiritual 'magic' that had life-transforming power."
Hill, a psychotherapist who specializes in the analys1!> of
creative people, has offices in Los Angeles and Orange
County. He conside~ himself unique among therapists. He
rnbscribes 10 neither the traditional rigidly sc1ent1fic
psychology nor to the trendy form\ such as the Inner Child.
Codependency or Light Deprava11on Therapy.
Temple Town
Jn fact, Hill doesn't even pretend to practice traditional
psychology. Instead, he guides his cl ients to find the wisdom
for hvang from different sages.
Hill considers the grear psychoanalysts 11ot Freud and
Skinner, but Kierkegaard, Dostoevsky, and Georgia
O'Keeffe . "Ultimately, I happen to believe there is a
tremendous amount of wisdom to be gleaned from <>eers, but
.,.,c Jon't U!>e that word anymore. because we don't recognize
Author explores HollywooO's mythic power
that word, 'seers.· ..
He said there arc prophets, and those who recognize thal
can find the thread that connect ancient seers, tribal
shamans, classical philosophers and modern filmmakers.
Because most people arc trained in consumer insight, Hill
said. they have lost the ability to recognize, listen to. and
THEATER
Of 'Suite' sorrow: Simon comellY segments misfire
P laywnght Neil Simon touched \Orne
raw com ic nerve<, in hb four·part
comedy "California 'iuite," partrculJrly
"hen contra\tmg the Golden State wrth his
nall\C New York (which he'd pre' iously
clbo.,.,cd in his three·pan "Plaza Surte")
In ll'I IJtei.t ancarnat10n. at the
Wc,tmimter Community Theater, the show
drav•\ '>ome fine comic blood in 1h middle
t.,.,o segments. compensating for a virtual
encrg) crisis in its opening and closmg
\C(.'ne\. However. director Sanda Newcomh
nc,cr fully realizes the potential of the play·i.
~a tirrc -;"'ordsmanshi p in 1t\ opener nor the
frenetic onc-upsman!>h1p of the vacationing
quartet an the finale
In the opener, Kathl)n Lcyes"
appropriately antsy and gra11ng as she
wrestks verbally with her ex. Rick Pa:1p,
over her reen-age dnughter's future 1 he
'ltereuryp1eal Woody Allenish New York
neuru11cism as nicely interpreted hy Lcye~.
hu1 P.1ap 1-s so blandly laid back 111 contrJst
1h.11 h1<> counters1nkcs seldom hit their mark.
Mmcmcr. the pair ron\tantly avotd eye
con1ac1. minimizing their effective ness.
TI1c second !>Ccnc finds a ---.
Philadelphia bus1ncs!>m11n
(Tony Grande). in town for
hi\ nephew':. bar m1tzvah,
awaking with a ~tupcfied
hooker (Janine Uosan!>ky)
next to him nnd has wife
(Kip llogan) on the way up
to the room. Gran de car·
ric lhc scene mJl'velously, T•
sweating bullel!I of guilt, as 11111
he auempts to smooth over ------
the unsmoo1hablc. while
Hogan gives an cffec11ve -
1f chche-spa11ercd -per-
Theater
Critic
formance as the ~1fc -----• In rhe third i.cgmcnt, the mo t biting of
the bunch. Sigrid Znhncr excels as n velte.
bnltlc English actress in town wi1h her
non-'ih°"'biz hui.band (Marc Le8l11nc) for
the Oscars (she\ nominated). The
r~cudo·sophi!>licatcd rcpanec bc1ween them
crackles with below-the-belt dngers. LeBlanc
delivers his acid·trnted remarks with the
uplomb of a Noel C.OWard character.
Closing the show 1s a pitched b111tlc
between two Chieago couples who've been
vacationing IOGCther too Iona -Geoff
Draper, Robin McWilliam~. Ramsey
Warfield nnd Bosansky, returning with hnei..
This one never gets off the launchans p:iJ,
due to the timidity wi1h which the four
approach their assignments. Rather than
huild the farcical action to a frenetic p11ch,
they arc content 10 let the line cnrry the
!><:enc -11nd they don't.
"C.3liforn1a Suite'' continues Frida~ nnd
Saturdays ot 8:30 1hrough June 6 n1 the
thcarcr, 7272 Mnplc St , We tminMcr. i·ielet
1nformlll1on 1s avuil:iblc 11 527-8463. • H 1gh school musicaJ theater will take the
spotlight Sunday afternoon with
hundreds of tudents from 20 Oran'c
County Khoo! arc hono~d at the 22nd
annual Music end Aru Commcnduion for
Youth awards ceremony.
The e"-cnr, to be held at 3 p.m. at the
Sou1h Cout Community Church in Irvine,
will see over 200 )tul.lents $Clcctcd •~ troph)
rec1pien1 by the p:inel of MACY Judge,.
who Ju"c spent the Inst four month
revk"'ing mu 1Clll productions at local
school.
The public 1 tn\ltcd to 1he ceremony to
cheer on their (avon1c hoot • T'k~et "'ill ,
be ovnilablc at lhe door for Sl. w1th fur ther
mformalton 1va1lablc rrom John Chiklft ' al
497-2520, • 'P cter Piin" wrll Oy into the Ruben D
Moore Theater on the Onange Con t
Colle£e c11mp~ nekt \•eckcnd •n a &pcci. I
pre~ntahon by Sta eliah1 Family
Produc1i cu and lhc Newport Beach Park .
Beaches and Recreation Oepanment.
The •icte m~icat aJvcoture -
Ccaturing 1 cast of more than 200 younj
ctors, p1rcn1s ond pndperent Crom lool
r~m1hc -... 11 bC 1a1cd June •• 5 1nd 6 01
7:30 p.m. and June 6 and 7 at 1 p.m.
Tickc1 arc S3 ror adutu and S7 lot
th1ldrcn, .senior cldt.~n.1 11nd students. They
can be ordered b)' callln1 OCC t 432-5880.
. ;
"We're bringing people together!"
\ t1~ 28. I'>'> 2 "1x:c.:ial . \c.h c.:rt i~ing Suppk·1nl·nt f( >r <>rang<.·< ,oa-,t \\'tTkl·1u.I
Shrink Rap (About Relationships)
h~ SatUlru \ '"""·MF CC
It l'\C\ l'f ll".l'A.'' lO .lnUJ'l' Ilk. h<m
fll.'N"t.-nt tJw h.mk ol tilt.' 'A.''l" " llw
""1AAk for nll'n .ind women to und1..•r
"·'"'-1 t.~lh <1fht.·r '<'\.'In., to ht.· <.·on.-.t..ant
ThnJUghout th<.· '°'IC.."\l'ntH....., .ind F.1~httt.."' tht"
"onll•n ' mm t.'llk. '111 fou¢'1 h.ud to hn.-.11.
f n."C ol .l~l'-olJ m • .1k· donun.tnu· .md
rm~ nht.-<l rok.... '\\ onx·n m.tdt.• j.tl\.-.11
"ri<k." m lht.-ft¢lt for <.'\tu.ii n¢lt., ,.,_, ~1th
.tn't l"l.'\'olut1on oH·N.11<.·nll·nt .ind wkm~
Kl -.1.., .ln<l l.k:mand., to the l".'<lfl''™" to
nukl' .l potnt .ll"l.' pan of m.lkintt 1h<.·
1mp.ict l'X."(.'\.,-.JI')' for lh.lngt: HO\H"\l'r .. tn
mlll.'n'nt dJnRt.·r L' th.it Wl' ht.<t'Oflll' itk.-nu-,,
J "'''uh \X otlll·n Jre not h) rolUI\.'
lompcUU\C hut .1 homhk· cJ1\lort1on b ... 'jµn
10 l"fTlCf}tl' tn 1hc t<k.:i th.11 for .t wom.tn 10
he l't.IU.tl 10 .1 nun ~he mu'l tnlJl.llc hun--
<. nmpc:ung with htm Jn<l lt) mg h.lrd .1...,
,ht.. m.iy to follow hL.'i le::id \X-nat J 1cmbk:
m1'-l.1kc 1ha1 w..1..,J Al the ""'1me ume m<.'fl
.1rt.• now 1-tivcn pcnni.....,1on 10 cxplol\.' their
m<>n.-fom1runc. feeling n.uun.'-<o lit.'("t>mc
mon: sen<,111\t.', vulnerJhle and t.:rnolloruJ.
\\l· \\-omen cmhr.1ct.'t.I thL.' unul \VC bt.'gan
~'\.'tn~ loo much M>ftnc~., .ind scn. ... t1V1ry m
nur ~o C'.r<xl forbid dK-y ,l)()U!d !x'COme
w1mP'' '1<1 thl· x..Uc up.-. one ~ a} .tnd ll~'fl
1ht.· otht:r 'oc. 'urpn.,~h . n~-n ht.«:onlt:
mun: :m<l mo n.· confu..~o<l about wh.u
\' ocncn w.tnl
<.hfTcn:nc.l'" in the ru1un.·' 111 hoth -.c.."\l''
Thou.'31l<l' of )l~.l~ h..th' ,1urx-<l 1ht.
eXJll.'OC:OC:l' ol \\ hJt II Oll'Jlb 10 he Ill.lit"
.m<l fc111.Jlc.:. Pc.·rh.ir~ \.\.h.n °""l' h.1\ "' 1od.1~
for tht: fiN t11nt' m h1<.1or. '' hcith 'l'\l"
'1ruAAJin~ ''-Ith d1ffercn1 .l'fll..'t..1'> of 1lw
'.iml' r ~Ul'..,__<.Jcpt.'nc.km.' '' 1n<l .... ·rx n
lk'nuc', pc ml·r \'' ·'AAn...,.,.on. k'\.·linH \'
n::1..on. l'IC..
Our u.,I., an the nin<.1.1"" llllN ht.· 10
lc-.lm ho" 10 l\.'<.Oncik· th1..-..c oppcNll''
and move: .t\\.ty fmm the l"llher or
<otrugglc: Jnd Ju·ept '-<>n11..' .1mhl\ .ik·nt.c
\tc mu." c..OCTll' to tcml.' "'1th the IJll tlut
fk't.1 "'1th 1hc nk'Jn' an<l lotp.~ the ~o.d
\l:c bqt;&n to ~~ tJw myth of the
Ufll.'l""om.111 l'flll.~ .l.'> Pl1(8) Lt.-c., -.c.ing
I Am ~·om.:mr h.&<l pn>pMM..-<l lake .i lod
m J c:andy Non: 'he though1 '\he c:oulJ do
11 .111. be a wtfc. m<>lhcr .trK.l '>lKC~,fuJ
c m."er v..'00\Jn all :u the~ time llu1
"'a.' a fanta..'Y .and I.he 1\.-ahry pm'l-<l
utherwL~ Jnd '>Otllcthanl( h.&d to ,uffl'r .b
f mm "' c >fllt.'n an th<.· u >f'JX H".ih: a n<l
hu.,lfl<.'S.' \\ orl<l I hc-M honor one<. Jhoul
ho\1 1hey .m.: mJ:>tn:all'd, demcarx.'l.I .tnd
1gnol"l-<l hy men tn the workplal'C From
flll"n I he-.tr u.ll'S of bc:m~ 'u0teal>d to
women \\ho '>t.'°m io deh,1th1 1n ·ca-.tr.1t-
1n~( 1hc mt.-n who work for or "11ll th<..·m
We l ':llllltX 1~nore the fund...undlul
• hcxh men .in<l \\,Ofl'lt:n .11\.' c..ornpk·' Jnd
multtf.tC'l1l-d <.r\."JtUI'\.'-., )Cl -.cry u1fTt.·ren1
~ otht.·r True. t.>"Jlh gt:n<lcr h.t. ..
nu~"Ulmc .tn<l lcmanant: 4u.1lilt<.*' th.11 l'X."\.'Ci
ckvelopment and expn.,,1on. hut l'\l'n
tht.'M: mamfl">t differently within t.'3l h ::.t."'
and <:annex be: <.·omp.m.'t.I ~1.:n.•ptJnn· of
thcSt! tWTcn:nu-., rJlher th.in the -,, h\
"hen: nothin~ g1..'t..<. n.:~.oh t..'t.I, onl) hloo<l·
11..-<l •
SWPSl.m..~pllt
-Jot lnl'i'd. eolf. dmils. r. a ~ a... Clll 3')~
9f.ST~ IWNt'rED.OWF
~ (loab 6111) NIS. Oidlollc lbotilla b MM 0..-NISadll·
c-.~.-..w.. ...... -. ~ '°' ,_ CWllll -...... pd ....... _ ...
....,.,.. mes. nw.. C.111 mi
JUUETSEEICDIO ROMEO • ...:-
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1169
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IOHDGAN: ~ ntbC, "', _,.....NIS.,... ........... ,.,,...,
--. u'tiU'..:w .. 1or c~•, , Oil 1)91
Rf.ADY R>ll ltOMAl'oC"E. N.y.
--. .. lo\lblc.lt.SWF hll
fipraS.n 1r..•1 ..... 111ira
.atnond qa. -..... temaJV«. Qr•
... SW?.l 21-l6 for ..... -~ ltvm.. Call I~
MAIUtlAGE MINDED H "/l IS.
l2. ...._. SWF N ~ llld
llr::tay ~ for -.. Vrr, •
bCCi¥t.. ~ '"'I· '*II>
... -'*1'fally tit Oood COii ........;, lows c'8ldlal llld alll•
... ONba ..... s.a.tlll '*""· -...ty II> lllldd ..... hilfillils l'dlnD t ' .......... dy ,...., c..111512.
PlOFESSIONAl. BLACK FR·
MAl.E~ ....._ blua Md 1n.
s.t.J _. « I m )S.-60. 11tt
J -.l.Allf llacU"allllff
IMISSCGa ...... COlf9' ~ md~l'lll>WP,,_.60. .. ~_,.cJC wjpmiomfor&otf _.-. W.. le. NrS SWM
,..... ...... lrYiR. Clll ma
MAAllAC'£.MJNDED SWF. S~I
I IS. l1 ~ HIS. lilllllY -
._.,, loallll b -· VirJ • .......... ,. tQy.~
-~filOood~ c*.looit~ .......
OiNlima ..... ~ ~. _....., ........... ,.....
NI , I ...... r..ty.NN.
,. .... c.111!12.
lllU.1IS'T1IU!. Dfl..IOHTf\l
DIP.2..-~.-.-. ....._ ... DIM HUSIANO.f.I.·
NOT JllST ANO'TllER P1lETTY
FACE.. !Wit1·nda. IOO SenslW.
~~Gttdwceb llllC'f~. bta.1 y. lfrccnou1t. SI
OWM. NS a-ST mdcr40. c-.
Maa. Q111'1&S9
OWS11AN SW'F, CllJDY' OUldocn. mi.s. profaaalL IW. lllW I
dldd.ca}O)'S bk.Sd>SWMA>WM ~ Ilk ¥llti Sal a.a. Clll
t799
CAAlNO JEWISH WIOOW, CO.
wcMit I* IO Pt. .... .t dmcr
..-.11w ,,.~eau~
mEDOF~MrlDOlDW'F,
ll. -.... 0.y. llllqlE. • nttiw.,......... \latm.lt. Wl
mx1M SW. pdr--
-l6-.. C.-a-.~ ,..ae. f*m. .. &id mc.-...c:ftll. Irv* NI 1446.
DJP 43 Ml.SSES KISSES. ~ popcona. fu. 4ruas Sl'/129. lJdlcu. ltd.a 1111 .. dy..o
Ca. Mcu.Nlltl.
JEW1SH WIDOW W'Olkl lib11>111ttt
I ... lilt 'MENSOf' 60 IO 67 ,-S
)'Ollll. II •ca 9CIC:IL Clll l609,
AC11Vf.. l"ETTT£ LADY.• 60m. --~--.. ... -... .-..~ ......... Cal
2'" . P'lETTY. P6TtT6. MUSIC
lt.AOB.S7'/1 IQ. mbl .... _ .. ......, ...... .
lllc.4WS.•llM• .... .. ...... o...C'OWJ Qalll.10,
c 1n t .t wom.in he mon.· hke J m.ln
attJ1u<lc rnn < rt:alt' grea1cr un<lcn.t.tn<linA
Jnd help relca-.e U!> from t11is h:inlcJo<mun<l
\arulnl 1..' c1 ~T<.hothemp1s1 m pnttc#<'
pra<.trc e 111 \t't':"I Los An}.'4.'lc~ .\ht• ca11 '"''
n.'tl<:hed fi1 r 'w1..,ul11.111<m tltl<l or qtu"l•un .. ,
on hc.'T U>l<.t'mdl/ ju .. ~/ tUIJ tht• C)(X)a m this
p11hl1<.a11m1 mu/ '4.'lect op11u11 .! tht'" (all
•-'0-16
ATillACTTVE. SEXY ~l>E.
DWF, ~ _, 0-. ol
Rd. Scnoe llld all kM ol ..,,
l..o\~ IO llucll. daott, pf, bile,
lactl .yaJki. bomina. .. hllt-.cr rd
lll.t I tnmdaod~ IP~
h/t w1*. I .. 'M •tlo • IGJXCl'te,
illdlip.. 1'6'11t, ~-.
~ ........ llo.S '°' Qed II Olll1 ~Lona b2.. C'llll 2714
UOHT UP MY UFE. BIO GUY'
~~ .... lcwq ••km*. Till S7. B1t11~
~.., ..... Sot. Slll.dtc:p.qfi
n'd. dlect YOIL .arw:ii~ f-. open. ~ IWlft, warm. till,
0-S~ IAlll Bech. C.111
PElTTE. ATillACllVE. ACTTVE.
Yr'f. wou.•n•n pmwr • ..,-1111
• bum -or ror.i.s. 1111.aowsor tadl .,.. ... LoltBad Cltl 2299.
BETTE MIDLB pmoMllty. N
__..AaaMlrpa.~ .._ ........... ..u
0...1mt.~
llO'f't, wdHdJllllOd ....... book·
Cfld M.91 be (II t aim. N/S. &QOd
...... ..... ~ -... 4$..'9 . ......... Clll 29$7,
swr.1•.~ . ..,......~
llldatytiw ..... i..-cSM .tio
......... ,.. ---fl8cr. •Cal lJ9)
OND lOOGBS ala,_.
M Awl! A.-. IO .. -.r .....
llM II HIJtl $oc11t7 flMIOM,
... Piil. Qll llO)
.JUST 8ECAU IM ll!AIJTIRJL .... , _, .. ,
....... ., .......... I
... 'WGltllll -"'-fl. ..... ..... ift ... .-k'l•il., ..
1 looL 10' ~'I. NcU. S ~ /12D t would
IJle IO l'lleel I 47·~2 )Told tmOOOG-
&11) and firwlcaally ~wt "'1lllmlilr
In lllt Call 2.10:\
OV.'F. '\, ~ loot.ilJ tecU -ont ~ II *-' tanr _, lllln
C!iU •1dl. ~-Call 2JOJ
2 VIVACtOl S-. ATTRACTIVE
BLONDES. 'fCGlnc 2 ~
~ las.. dlllltn. 1111
w:, llllMCS. dlllllth. r. ltv9r C.111
1115
YOl.NG 50, BLONDt:.. ~ 6/1 ~2.
mb 111111OVtt10. •Ol\Jllg, IOCll~
t. .t ~ ~ Coo.ia
Mra.Ca111m
LOO«.ING FUlt A BEAtmF\.1.. w AlM.fwt,4o\~llCllMQlS ~
ICUa.d bt)W1 h 11 cold wortd OUI
...._Id's tu It..-, Mc ... 'F •
ST/140. .._Wr'lrtta. cs cWd..
YOU· WM. Ill. 'NIS. ~5. ·
~. cmollOlllllly C'OftlOOllS. Lona
Bed, Call l~S7
AlTltACTIVli. F\1ll FlGLltE.
PltOFESSIONAL. SBF. 17. C11JOt -~ ... tmtJ.~.. ·mded Sects .. JWOfcs-
SIOMI. 3S+. w/lilllillr lllmab for ...........................
~ l'ICt 'Ml& Cine:& Oil 1m
Bl.ACK o.lS11AH SINGLE.. 3J.
HIS. s-y. tlll (S'I n. k t11ow9 c,..l&WslllOr-.r..y . .,. ....... ,11111... ..
• • .10 'hluia. Cil IUS
'fta'l.ESAY l'MA~
I V~«ICM. ,,_, '7/1 U,
42. !oat JO ....... on: 1 ....
....... ,.;1 -~ -41»S d I ..... '-'_, I '°°' ..... ~-Oii 2"'"
ILONt>6 W1DOW, 60 Yp(JNO,
l"'l'El.LKJE.l\,T. A lTRACTIVI::.
SWF I~ q IZS. ~ SV.\l •
20\iNOU.1 ~KROQand
fun. flll!au Call 1~.l
A1TRl\C1WI:. FUU A<.il RED
MA\tA Bf.AR ~~ ~ ~ Suil
lllltll¢tlll lall. di.\ llld lllndlomt
V.'M H-'O Smola cnl) Millman
Call U20
PR.ETIY. VIVACJOLS. pllyful.
·tllllllrN.~ '--· '°' ~ lid) -'J llllmm. ab U ·
CllSl1llL IMdM-. 'l-~
8eact1 Clll 2A63
DUSH LASS. SW'F. W/40. ~
~ ...... ,. .., C91ll. 1111.
31·50. WM 10 ~ low. IJt a
i...-. Let' .. -C'.Oqllft .,
OlL\iATES ' -'TIRl\CTl\f
8Ll E HID bninrtlr H ~~ 11 ~
lllldltolaall\ CWlOW.. cmocl<'Ulh
ala•t. f*~'"'ll} a.11\t ~il:lltf
,J,J'P"IC1111C'.\ pm."Clll flt"• Ill, II\~
nl) lnll a \01'it of humor Sttl lllf
S\\ M 10 4 ~ •1th \lm1l.11 ljWl1uo.
~-C'all 1\~
f\ ._,ILO\ L'G. QAS41' UI>'
l'I ~ ul• ~Clll~ \,,&
~I plcmlll ~\ '' for fnmd ~1~latllu'lh1p 11,t,.llO" lk.kll
c~~
~Tnl.\ClWE .. S"'F ''· L HAllt}ORI\ EYF.S H • EnJO>
l'IQgtm' CCl'l\'tt'llll(ll\, chc ow;toon,
~ pafonn"'I 1m. lul1111 foud
Stek poMll~. ta)" (O&llJ. prof~
i11N1 SWM. ~. b ~
f• 11111 ~ C11111
llowto .
1espoad, co ao 111111
Ir's as easy as 1·2-31
1. Read tbrouR}l the pcrsooa1s and scled
I.hose ttw yoo want to an.w.-CJ. Circle or mac
n<Xe ol Lhe four digit nwnbcr at lbt end of each
2d. You an MWWCt as many ads as fQ1 ~ In
one phone ed. SCncc your mcwaw:-• ~IO
~ msnutc. gtvc a lJl)e thougtt to -.'hltl >VU
.... -ant to say. You om ~ fOW"df and ~
you like to do, say wby yuu found I.he ad
mtere .... ung and be <ure to lt-Jvt' infom11tion on
how you c~n be ronucted. ~ Opdoe #1 for a
fu.nh~:r c~pl:m.u.on o( the .scrvic:e.
2. Call our ·oate~: ::t 000-\'Oia.' nUJI
<i)'-.tt:m, and ~ea Opdoo '2 at the m~ln menu.
\\/hen you .uc asked for the number or the ad
\OU wish to ~'pnnd to, ~mp~ enter the four
d1gtt CaJJ number from th.it ,.d If )"OO don'l gt"f
11 njdll llw lltN tutll". tilt• menu v.·11! ~l. ,.n
<.Ion 1 llJn~ up' Mn'>t ,idvc.•rtJ'it."tS will ha~l' a
\.~)ll\: .id hut vou ~110 k•J"'-" ct rric.~1)..0\: l'\<.-n If
the~ hJ\.(' nnc Yl'I n't.ordt'CJ tt Atter ynu h.J~c le(!
~'t )Uf n~·, .... ·~ \"t)ll l.IO fl.'pUV If and l"C'-tl'C.Uttl ,r
\'UU I ho• I"< ) ou L.tn I lll.!n ~ to the IW Xl ad \OU
"'i-.h \I) JI\.,\\ l'f
3. O r \•'Ill l..';10 hi'\'"~ throuJth dK: Vl'>K~ .ttb
of men or \\omen in .1 "(:'la"ted age group Ju..t
sck'<1 Opdoo13. T1lC nunlhcr to dlaJ L<>
l (900) 407-4377
Sl.4' pw ..._..
fCtil> v """ ~na-"°"""' 11 -~ fJltotw <'llD nd aJl.pusb·
bflllUI phcrt~-s ll1P l/JUdJ-lolJit. pit.WI' cbt.dl fru ._ ~ diahl
Sf
Women
Seeking
Men
Single Female
SM
Single Mole
D
Divorced
0 Goy
L
leib•on
J
Je.,.Mh
A
~ion
I
Siad
H
H1'f)OO•C
w
Wh1~
HIO
No Drug>
N/S
Non-Smolcei
N/Drink
Non-Or1nkei
~OH $'illJ\4.I .\ITT >,CT!Vf
l 111 lRFl L S\l.l I ~v I\ ltd,
1n1rlh,m1 11hlcl1< -alllt W\i. 11
Ill :R IUIUrt '•.lnmnt lr-1nr l' all
IK~I
\'ITT\C'il\ l Ptt<>FF.SSIO'-.>,l -.ovr '11 Rol ~ ,m1c1A ttWNn
111. ~V.F mm '"' o,ttL, n~ITWI
,. ,lh •1m1lllf 111nhllcc' l u..iin Ran. h
fall l~I~
O\H :' (btl<Ml l::nJOl'"'"'dn•r-
.nd J'IO'"' m lht ITlOUllQl1" ~I.'
II.~ undcf ~I lo• fnn~l11p and rt>
INOCC \UnNrwl S-h Call 1111
.>,ITRA('TIVI:.. Hll'f:·EYl:.D
BIC~Dt.111 OWf ~IS. 4' ·roe
man ,. om111 lool1ng f (lf onr -~.n.in
!NII ) OU •"WI ~' tnr up and talc
mr an~,.hm frt'f'l 'OfUmrd c-~
ftl>'*ll\ I(\ t-u.lh lllll pm LooL 111$
fror ..able. ~11 ~ onftdcnl I>' l • ll
lr-r ~. lM c.(l I 1kr di/><
mt •nllnt.11 11\0YI('<.. l.dt Hun
1111$10n 8-h <.all :'!WI
l1(Jftlif0\ SBIH "ITT'ESV.f 11'
,imjer 5 ~ "''' hl1'1.1ii 'otthl\llld
•onlt' -"u~f"I no1111g ~'Ill\'
1t1 &.. hm ~\\ M ,.Ktrong CM,11&11
•al11e> for CllJO)lbk and mtan111,tul
rd.111l111•.t11p. ~/Ci I h1nhnJIOO Rcah
( .all 111911
f>RFm BRK11IT !IAf-H q
11. rmle\WINI Stt~· S\\\i I"''
IK\atlnll ll-441. t"'CT ~ 111/lM I~~
lllrid'(1mt1nd I.ind fMllC l'all l l\h \
.\ ITTACilVI ~\\I :-WIS ~ l/11 ~
lkl ikpcn<kn11 \t'Ch '"'" "' r \W\i \~ 4:'·'' l'lktl} t-ull al
lr..'\OllR. t:lim1. """1N 11\ltlllJtlll
flllMll."llll~ ..-.un:. •lk•tn)OY' ln•rl
Mt 11\11"1(1, """' , ... ~(1\;lllOll .u1'l
qwct runt In-inc Call 1214
f.BO'W ORAOl A Tf STI l>l::1(f
!1 \I/Ill Sett.>S\C !\.IC ~'Q °'
taller EnpysMl.a.yw.~ 111\.
luc1I loot &e..~ Call ll'W
ltl Al nn Wl:.ALTin WISP'
'\nrw.11ve/alflll(fll ~1'1 Rt.ILh
""'"'II) •mt !.W lldy cl.a\ ll1
(Ihle'\ V~. ci• ~""'' Jtlllltman
\ ..
EXTRE\4EU A rTRACTIH
LOOkNG K>R SAME. C1.w}.
.:Uln,. ~) SV.'F '«l• SV.."M. SIS.
~ U. '~ anncn1c prol~ ~. unng Mu\I uni I.id'' If
"nc Call 1~11
STOP' YOl CAN MEET DWF. 49,
VS. edlalcd. ll!Jk'UIC Ca1J if )'OU ~ DWM. ~15. •~•. 1CCWC. fun-'°' lllJ. 'olemltt\'C • 1dt good 'aluo
'\i(•put1 bh C~I !IOI
\l:ARCHIM. K>R \Ol L\lA Tl::'
Im 111..a.11\t "'""'1 ~ffl:Jlll\ll\Mt
N'l~hl fW111~ In \JI 'JS JO Ell
,...., , "'°'le' J.ancmr m~ ·uu.
'"' ~ • .xi.-001~ Xtllfll•• 1nJ! ll•mmuni, ~111r tun !(111n~.
\J\1 't"<lf'll'1 lkllh ( .111!19~
1'1R\l.\'\I.o\\11 l> Pn11t 'ill\I.
!: \Cd' Ok< pla1lul f'r"1.1n 1~•
lo •.IL Jmr rail; l'TlJ'" 11, L••••
lk•" l~ll I<~:'
\\I.I l>f \llH\ ll\\ll\11\lf 111
\f!\1 un.li:r ~· Im <'I ,., Ill IU
kunrhhx.· ,.'Hf\"(1\it1\ '-lf&t"rt Iu,tu\
( .u "''
I 11\ \Bl I I>• \I l 11:\ I\ !5 f\111
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~. '-t· fl fllmc1dy .. ., tlllll a.dy for world h¥tl, ..
.-. S.-pon lladl Call 4J7S
BA 8A Y P ADOl.ER ·Tall dirt
A ---S'4'M ftCC'llll¥r ltd· '"'Indy pmt) •Wllll Ulllrt)t,hl io
blild flllft .... ..u flllllly. ftloio"
Balboa. Call 36..~
BLACK MA.IL 47, ....... pll.I
W(X!'.1111 ... 111 .,.. "°' • tood .. ...,..Btatt..c.an41S9
PHOTOJOURNALIST. fAT,
BAUUltOKf. lj.t\ pmmoriper • ... FOCI .,... IO~ .. bJl!lrms~ ~1111M.. c.u '99i.
LOOKINO FOR AN OLOElt
""OMM 'W'Y aonor"' M S1'/ t.a. lJ -*'> walllly tidy for fia
~-<.'111133.50
HOT A SPICY U ro.o • .W • .U
, ,..,._, ll "· b t. SMI ctlNd)...,., ~C'll 16!1
R1NNY OOlllMBT SIM.~ 67 • ........ ~----
andfillm) rummy Loo, Belch.Ca!J
•!51
EDl CA TED PROFESSIO Al
SWM.6 ?(llS.*-1.CllJ(lySct.
... ~~Scd.Jsb
dtr Yr'F ~.50. l'Clllp8Qll. Jllf1Dtt
for illlOC:lt ~ lr.lllC. Call
.WO
TAU Oil TOO TAU~ SWM. 23.
61'/210. ~. ,a-fa \U)-~ ll•uy ·-s&llC ... tu~
~ lea. C'all l166.
TRA vaa~ vw wClllpllila
amptr. *ldl cxpcncDl'Cld. )"111111 fA/s
malt. ·---Cal .USJ '
SWM. 47, IW'iDSOME. INT£L.
UOENT • ..,~. edlmld. ~
p pmoilahty, spinlllally ncll
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•ML flti.cionillq> lt.id!ll IO llllJ·
... ln111t Call 444'
A VERY HA.~OSO\tE. tlO\tAN·
TIC.~,..._._..
Oll6 SWM. l'. j'V/1.50 (no c•·•1fc, ., ..... ., ........ .,
oo nrlldlt.a 1 I qucsu a •a> P'll)'. slndcr. 111111. pla)ftl, <114417
--•tlo btllC'f'CS. ~. ...-cy, ~. 11111 dir n&fll IO liw ~""'lie lnillt. ('II -.11
\ff.It' YOVlllFliL SWM, I:\· m.s. taim.s. lt\l'lt • ..ms~.
due. ~vc lldy. 4' ~for
~~(\11471J..
Af1Uj ST 8\t, 41, 56~, ltal6-
IOlllt.. tlCb IO'ltc)llS ~ f(
.. IO-.Cllilrfmn .. •lllc. u.. llacll. CaJI 4
Sl'4 GF.MINl. ll .• , WP•
..... \o)'ll., ..... '""'°"' tdlM I~. M> S.. Ala NI
JM()
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p)ucally f11 SWM. 26. fro. ........ ,.~,., -~,.., ..... \fat~
... ~ •• -.c d
.... , ... l!Ma.ir)dletll New·
pcwt 8cxll. Call 1211
MID9.'t.SmUol VAi.LES. pa,,..
catty C'it. hnHomt. SWW26 Fi·
unclllly Stnrt and mobOOl!l)
subk. tft)0)1 I lrlJ!hy 11111 ecll•'C
lakst)lt SecbtJ • llllXb'f<. r•
SF. ?1-40. •bo likes fllA 11111 ~
-... pouabl)-romaic ~ ~ ~ lleid. Call JOOt
PHYSIC'W-1. ~S. STtslcodtr. 1p-
ptal4 Scirb Aa~ )'Ol1lhl
... (Of 9UJ'll0l1l\'t ~ K~tp lM Almitol Call
4660
ADVASO:.D DEGREE IN BUSJ·
ESS AND HUMOR. attn1c:tm
SWM. 21, "7>'...._ De1ua
NIS. ilttldtr, laldl iMd·
lllQl F. 19-27, •llio ~
""---o( !be ()pm. ftlt ~ ..
hip. l.AJlll 8-:L Call "7!
P\.Al'o'T A GA.RDEN t.melltftd
0\(;.t() .u Cll*nc "'lllllM .. f
....... .,,_~._..
Call •162.
~\OUS~-.. 1111r~ ...... ._.
QC .... iaau.iow~
bat.:• "-t. MRt 8-11 Call •m
AFF'EC110NA TE. W AAM. DWM.
5'10'/I i0. llll1ICIJ't'C. ~
io.es walb. ~ ...... dmc· ~ naa, mime OUldorn. QIU
aiilll ..S UdL ~ lllrletlw. ~. OWP, 35-4.5. •1lh i-.c 111-
IClats I« r.. roeaact. rdltioo-
sllip 1\$& CID ~
kA.~ SV.'M. "·ACTIVE. LOY AL. CS1111-Scds •Ulllll lO+
for pailllt,.......,.. ID. Sma
A11L CalD917.
SWM, 23. LOOkJNO R>R WF
11-21 M.illl be '°4eSI A 11naR •
fua. ln1a CaJI .lO IS
UKABU SW\C. 29, 571135 &-
'P'I.,..._, ~ It !IN.flt'
~ forS'4'F ~lei.awl"«
--frimMip. T-.. OU~
PHY IC'L\N, ~ 57. l.o'-c o.
-' ..... lilt ·~ \j(!t
!ftb bll.\Clll beaut\ '11 ~ ror llUlt
tn&ful rclauoa>lup C)Pf'C'.\ Call
4905
ATT'RACTWE V.Tili -..111 ATH
L£Tl(' PHYSIQUE. SWM. "IS D
B.S Ocptt Drdu..i io cumw
~dlc1IO-fllllCS!. Oh.-
pleasllrt from mcwn pl.I) con·
C01S. tpOl'll.. ... 9'il .... Rt· ~I)' '«lll'C a S'llrF. • D.
l0'1, •bo r ... ~...,•en
lftl1)' for ~-IOllWIOe. t'Ulllllbl· ... 1tvw ~'91•
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Customer Snvlu
call
(310)
592-{,()4()
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JO 111 1992 1r.n Clll' 1 or assl.staltce.
rM l..OOKC Rlll A \\OMA.' IO
llltt •Y pnoncy. 11111 "'ho "'ill malt
mr Ila pnonr). Aboul • .eaw ol
lunor.~·~«ltt· *" ~ 0*11 •> Oll"ll lS.t.WztlSLO 165 C
Clll l~l
GOOD LOOXl'O Bl Sl\l:.SS
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Ill. pf and !he OUldool\ Sc• pm
8clc). C'aU •I
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Clnllf, SIS Scd t c.11. liq. Wlllllilul
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t"'.all 1711
Sf Single Female
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407-4377
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Men
Seeking
Women
\ \ RJ \.\ORUBA '\l:SEDfsoulthl
'" ll)IWI gcndcman. \\~(I. mil\'
ptt~ ~ and ~IOCCf'( O!
111f?r COON> Call m~
1 l>l CATEO HA\Dl>0\4E, 5(1
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Ill.ii<" fur ~ 1w fur~ rMrrunon\
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'll'Gi E ~M '°'"'TED D'°' \1,
.ii< •lhkn.. humonlll'. ~nc-lid\
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Jrtn ''~J'l'" Pc;,..h fill .i I~"
\\\\I \1> II 170, u-.e "h..-eld1.11r
'let~' hro~hl o11t11'll't uptn
minJrJ ,•ronl! ,!(nlkr •<llH
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CITI GE'•d l\ ~uoJl11olrn1
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hc•llh> hltnt.b(Wlle' .1(1. ,. ,th Chm
11"11 >Ilk> ) N "1.>ukl ~ \11m
,uhfc a1tr•ll1•c ~nJ mu11•1<'
minded IMnt < JJI ""'-~
OLD 1-ASHIO, .. D, !IE~SmVL.
AD\ F..NTI.'ROL 'i 'IS DWM ~7
P wing. mu"""'' l>illlll Scd,,
''Ill~. hwnl.-.rov.. ~ F Sanu .\Ill
(all\~
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W /14~. hle-, Jl')dllll\lf.y. ~11111
Ill Ml Scd_\ llr\'(1 mamcd., sJ.om
!il-~Clwwlln <~C'llUN) Call
17\\
'111-'M'ORT BEAC'lf Bl M. SWM.
,..,/S,NID T\..C.tiY200 l1SC-8S59.
MKTG/PRJKE. _l, etrtJfubly
'llllC. lalll~ bad! blonde
to dmc CTill)' Rt.fmni.c-1'n-pon
Beach C\IJ 45Sll
SWM N/S. WRlll:R. DAJlX Hl
\tOR lflllUClllClll f*b. rvmani.-
ildvtnlurou.\. ~ ·~ '°· ~·(' \lorn lad) ha.han. lh'CJ911l · dllt
\i.111 dnvc Int 11111\1 ll\-1111' Call
lQ()!
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1,RTISTtSWM1 ~111&500ll
""Ills. lllC .10 Ptuivc arullldt 1hal
fun 1Hlptamablc nlc.111 hr leam«I
fu>llll Call 38~l
Plloae: L.;.) __________ .. "! ... ~---
M9N Pa d
BEAUT1Fl L WOM.A."I INSIDE
AND OtJT. "'anted by SWM. Qiru..
1111\, N/S. 37, for ICIWll~ lacil, ~I
in~ rravtl. w11h1n ho~11. fun,
hullhy. conumbed 1t.la1iom.h1p Ir·
HM Cllll \194
SW.J\t "IS. \4, 5'1 Sl£KS 11'<
TELUGl:NT, 111raclM'. \1114trt
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rrla11oo_J11p En.JOY' corned) con·
•cNtJOn. mtw<. uf~ w.. Sana
Ana Call \\K~
llA \Ol>0\1[. TALI •• STABI F.
SR\1, lr>tnt rrolt"\kl!lal 'Cds ~
Jtr 0C S .. ft)( pll\111\C Ulllllllllt rtlA
1w1n.Jur To i.ir llll~ Ra:w
t\tcl~round ummpunan1 ln-1nr
c .111n1
l lli.E DIS"I YI.AND" \...oYc btong
\ll't"1o<iP "ind of ..unsrt\, I m
Kc' on COWCT 1• !'ft Wet: Kcrnuo
S«l~ pti\~_. 16-lO SWf lr·
,,nc Can no~
A TT'RAC11VE YOUNG. PROFES-
SIO"\AL SWM f1NnCllll) Ke~ .
..ed.~ ~uic Wf for ~bk~
rtOINl!Jl l1"111t c &11 \lC92
A\ AU.ABU-AND A mAnlVE
OWM. 47 1e.hcr/Aulhor Scdct
SW/HF under 5 6. EMOTION·
AU.\ HEAL nn c~ fcdtnpl.
afrccuon.asc. playflll. ~ rwcurc-117' er. bnJN. N/S. umt f«
and ... n1i.comm1unent. ~~ Co
nrc,,. Call 4312
PILOT /BUSI' ESS OW"IER, lllTIL •
nvc DW·M.6'?/l ~.1pob1twolcr1
Std111g WI. sltm. lllJ'ICm(. 11111tll1
gent Wf 3~-4() for COOYCNIJOll. du!
'"*1· cornp11111on.vup • .t 1rnel I hkt
bod~. chcu. movin. duung ouc
and hot Nb!. ln-w Call 40Cl
BOYISH 4~. b/18.S, lllhlebr. fumy.
mlNflllC IOOme}' •bo CftJO)'S fillm,
mu•IC. lbeatrt. flllle\ and •potl\
~ould hu '° rnctt • r.1. very 11U1C
live Mid very 11111tlhcm 34-42 SF
... 1111 a~ in hfr t)'d.. ~
8adL tall 4'311
STIJDMUtl'lN/8ADBOY . 2.S.611
17SSWM WtMthy, hanchomc.1111
leuc Lovt dlnclftl. nan,.. i-nY"'I· kwaia. T llM1A CJill H64
RICH. HEALTifY, ATI'RACTIVE
SHM, 31. medium build. •oold hb
kl mttt down IO ~ gu1 fOf 1111>-
mMt rtlloolulup. Hl.llllllPJn b-b.
Call'"'·
l''M THE ONE.! SWM. 26.~ HY/I"·
abo¥f II\'~ loob, pbySalf)' IC·
tht, 1chtn111rous. ope1Ha1nded
Need wtm1 ainng lady for• bon$
rcWl<whip KMh OK Cosu Mae. c111 mo
BIG TI'1£ BODY. SBM. 22. Tall,
dirt. cute Scdlfll .._ of •Y
r1tt for fun OnutlC Call n IS
TIRED Of DA TING·• Mt 1001 SM.
:!9. ~ 6 blond. blw/pll. fool 1111 for
~re~ Athkuc Olltg\~
ing ru.. 1Mt1'ordl). llO pnn. I 111
wonlllhtall. Com~ Call lJU
• SWM. 6'1'/l7l NJS. ~ Al·
crmm, fun-~1111-hollesl. fn. •
1tU1p. f.nJO)'lcydmg, lmll$. ~t
ll1J. ronvm111on. btuJlunl Std.1
23-39, ST+. f11.. pretl)'. l/feclJOUf,t.
dllrm. Ud-lt.a.an. 8nP., pb)ful. _..-It, pcllllh\'c, •11!1 cclettlc
"*"'5tJ.. T\ISlJn Randi. Call »47
FUN PROFESSIONAL SW~t NJ s. 39 ~ 'll 60. COft)lllt.w. •TIICf
lAChct Alhktac. hcahl!) C-..kr *· ~ "lf!N lllltlN ~ SWF' N!S. for~ fmnly Ir
WI( ('~I 16 31
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Y 0 lJ C d 11 I CS p 0 n Ci t 0 0 ll I
perso11.ils :>4 tiour s .i d.i\
7 days ,1 -.veek Adci1t1on,1I
personals .1pp€'dr Oi\ rJ01 Hl.i'y'S
111 our cl~i~s1t1ed scct1011
l..ADlf3 Do )'Oii feel -,.,.. ~
IO mud! llOr't IO 1JVf llllft ~
hemofM ~Do )'C" \olw
IO award )'O'lr !owe ... drY\lbOD IO I
--.llo IS dmlllly ~ ol )'OU!"
-ell being' Slop nl lblat lbolll rt. "
)'Oii deurt • Ona<iClllm'ld homr
.... f«W'lly and all ft low )'Clll
COllid pcMlbl)' apcnr.&'e. dli,) War-
eyed. vcry-.CO~ICSIM~
111111 thmki wt tllcJUkl CIOIWIOCl. y Oii
ocepoOllllly 1nnc11vt, 2.S-37,
(IUQ!illll, Ulllcomm11mea tnllldtd.
All ~-"""-'CL~' ~ C1111111y Cal '424
MAnTRE. A1TRAC11VE SWM.
S7/l 4S, .rf~ £uroptllD born
llld cdualltd. ~ pretl)'. WXOClllll·
bmld. ptW. __..... lpCCDI
laty f« (1111, dinciai-lllO¥a. ,OU.
lllYd.-.-~Bead\.c.11
4071
~Com Mm Call .OSI
FOflM.ER EUROPEAN MOOEl..
ICld:s i--·~ ...... •. mi.t Lowa ~ calb.
IDO\'ta, clooa-m.11111tn llld bllloom.
Wedi dlt c.U' In• Call 3'n
HCftFUL ROMAJme. SIM. ltl,
6T/17S•. profcu-.1. MCk1
~to thllC ..,..ta.,
IDll$lC. bilccl*r. IOlllllQ.. ~-Clll .ll 14
MEDICAL. STI.JDENT, 24. llbk\ac
SIM Scd.Jllc cm&lft. f--. HIS
SJf IC)..2S for clolit, C0111f0Nllk ~·
l11.10111h1p. lnlnr. C~l l442.
SWM 26. LOOKJMI R>R 24-3"4
.._ w1lio t4Q IO JO pUcft. I« dwlp I lat.e ......,, Inn Call
3104
SV.'MXS 11. 6rtllS. BLUE EYES,
rolltge wdM. lwldlome • .-clh
lftll. llhldlc. ~· llnbi·
tllM. blmlorow llllilfll till. C1M1 11111t'11~ ~y Wf'S ~ C~I
')4()
G~'LY. WARM 43, S1
l/211SO. ~I. comedic. Ith
k1A ULnbor.-:h.1rmU111tdw11f
Stth Tltl\t Ill.tie farntl)' ox
'-l'M Baicl CJlll 4104
WHITE MALE. ?.i. I~ IU . fed.\
lllJl1Ull ICl tUllllllt d1ffttt11 _,.ic,
af ltft . S1tm11l1llng cuo•tNllOll.
1111b11. In ont C.&11 ''~
PROfmlO\AL 'S.6/1 i-t-
°"'·~ OIJO)\...,,.lmTI. • aru.. IGbill\ (. hualonJu>,. Sttl.!lll
W1C11\tSWF llS-321 Ina Call
l'-l()l
ltA.\llSOME. VEJt Y Sl. CCESS
fU W\t, 31 ttlcui-e. QJllfldrnl ''-> Sed..tq 'Ol' bauiflil. ttl),
(1111, IS..10, SWF to ~I. l*"fltt A *" s... AM_ Call ~
DV.M MIUTAI.\ 17, S lO'tlti09
~. t'IMID)' • tio..1-
1111-ll!O\ta. 1.t~1 ' Scd.' SWFI
OWf. 25-15. pmir. 1ny, ~1, f1v
rd11a.0111ot1>p. wot.a ca..y T.un
Call 3191
OWM. OWS'TlA.' M Jl ST~.
JU1A drvCllCed, Id lolld), 11.ll, !di
lc.u. full. ownn Ulollftl
f« dlapcly, io...., Jll IO 'f!Oll
Ttila. cab ...0 I
A.lh<'E AG.W SWM, . al.
S1'/160f • ..U·l'C'Clnld ~ pel*.
SWf' NtS. )4+ • ._. •anndl ......
L..kcs riar..bsl.-...
~'fllt'~T-. C'all 4719
~Bl.£ ROMM'TlC. SHt.e. Cbn•-. 40+, s~. Jll'Of~
compesi..aee. ••1n1y, ~ Saldlias fu ~ ~ lllcl)'llldcf40. ........ ,_,,
~~ ..... c.144<M
Vll8A>IE. SOCC"ESSRll. BAIT
ISH ADVL'(ftlfa, Sl tteu
• ,.... ~ t~ avdlla
~-~llilrllf· 'WIFl°'•t~~--ln-.~ .
All AMDJCAN LOOKS W/ IUG
HEAA'Tm •-lmlk. SWM. s. JO. (i'" tdlbc, II">' falional. r...ially ~ f.11,oy
lllO\'G.ea.t.~-· ~
.t IUll\Mla. =SWF.~Wllll ~'c:t::1 ~ u.,
a..ASSY EWOPEAN Gf.N'Tl.E-
MAN. 41. r11 11111 ,_ wwm ..i
~ ClllCIWlUly _, '-'·
cillly Mlle Sat ...... ..u.. "* llOnCtM llidy lnmc. c.11 ma
l()tMHOC lfAL MAH · 65.67. ~--io.lbk .... .._ • .&er. ~ ... dllr'ly, ..... ii... Nnp .... Call ml
~DWM.OtllS Tl.UI. N/S, S, S'IO' • ...,..., ....... qca.""' .. .... ........... ,. .... .
,,.,,.,-~--........ ...-. ..a. c . YOU: SWI'. ~ M , »-»._.•Iii ........... 1ar,._..-.
...., lr'f• <llll-.
COUNTaY OEHTUMAH.
CIWSTIAH. HIS. 47, 6T/tlOlt Loabls farm......_ ... ...., _.. SWP. arr--. NIS. ..._
to., W,..._..N . .,_ eo.11)'
~ ~ Otll 4"6,
HAHOSOMEDWM. DAD, n.JT/
160f • .-..Cftl, w. ..... ~ Mlndlw., S'Wf/SHF/
OM¥1»1'. 2.).lj, -~ .. ................ ~
Oii Jll2I.
CAHADIAN.DWM.~ YOUm RJl.... ...... I II , ,,.. .................. ,., ...
...r.t. ....... ...-. --.. ... ._ ........ ....
.... QI ...
SWM 6l. ST/ISOI, ~lCE
ING. Sttrdiilla for dlll
tp«a. lhr ~ '*""°' l "Ollllll•llo ,09~ *" ol a joyf8' f~ I
C.11114'.tM
~INGLf fAlliU. ,_Of
'ilO'AL. ST ABII.;. 0 , llltf)' 111
U\t \\111b1UlllCCUll.Wl\I~
SAflS'41 llof.i, •ho Iott'\ 'hi
..s -~ .... In• CAii •
Slt<ERf. "°''I.ST, OPE\ SW NJS. ll, ti4 Secb Sf. 21
for~~~ln Call 1692
C1tf.ATTVE N )l. 6 rmv ct.& bac'-..,.a,.-..
SWf:. NtS.17·l3.~
ClnllC t.;m..t 1..-offer. c ..,. • .,.._ Oil! ~l
80'1 VIVA~'T. AOVEN'T\Jlf SOMESWM.64.Mlr~
f1'. >'Ollll J9.. ClOlllf*-A *"' nm t ~pi-. ct.a
dlcnl.. i.-ar ............ Ea ........... 5~ • ~-1'1 •*'rz -....... •f SWF'. • .~,.
pGlilmQ --~· uet. In.. Cill J'lf7
""" 51 "i• Min PlOfESSIONAL OWM, 47,
Sl!ElS OAM. J 1-40.. for -... fnc:ldllllllf _, .... l·I .._
~ ......... ....
I• ''lllt60, ~ lb. S.
....Ql4Q)l.
W)tN., .... ''6'/110 ........
py .. fot--...RMI [ , 4 w.....,0iun1.
A lll...!'OC.STlAIOHT·AC.TlNO. ----................. ..u-.t.?. 2.M.O. ....
.... Clill .. J.
SWOM 37.JT/ln. _.. ._ ... '*.,, ....... ..,. 21 .
1' ................. .... ...., Ollmt
GWM. JI, LOODIO fQl ....
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St.n Tim Robbins
Stofy: Grif'fin Mlll (Robbins),
an unbottJed young movie
mogul, finds his job threatened
by the arrival ot ambitious nval
exec. To add to his general
poranol4 ove.r his precatk>us
studio positjoo, Griffin receMs a
series of threatening post calds
from an anonymous writer he had
put off earlier. When Gntfin finally
confronts the ~ct.ed culprit,
~~his probkms are
juSt ~tnntng ...
1hc ~:~taken as
corrosivdy tunorous sabrical
S\11/tpe Of suspenscr, "The Player''
is undeniably Robert Altman 's
best pk ytt. Combining the ~
elements of the director's
imp(~ docu-dramM
("NastMlle," "M•A•S•H"), With
a suthlng ~-on script by
MiGhKJ ToUdn (based on his own
OOYC.I), the ~ pe.rttctty
capt\.lra the dog-eat-dog tone of
its Tinseltown milieu. Robbins Is a
stand-out as the enti-hero more
conceln(d with C¥eer
lmpel'ltNa than conscience,
while the bc-.y of rul·hfc stars
(raoging from 8'#t Reynolds to
Julia ~rts) giYe the film e
g~ euthentklty. FuH of
re~, Ironic t'ft'lsts, ''The
Playu'' ls • trust fof dnephiJes.
The Score: 1 '"-'-M-•·•· ...... ,·~--
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Rated : R
The StAr: Sigourney WU11er
The Story: Picking up after her
climactic tussle with the last
movie's mama bug, "Alien 3"
finds Lt. Ellen Ripley (Weaver)
further impenled after crash
landing on an imospi~le penal
wof1d. Bandlng together the
mctle, CMstian-Fundamcntalist
prison popul«e, Ripley prepares
to make a last bleak st~ asainst
her old enemy .
The Scoop: Brooding and
empresslonisbc in tone, the film's
def1n1tdy the daritest. most
nihilistic chapter in the future-goth
series. There is no denying that
first-time director David Fincher
has a Major Eye and the
klnetk1sm behind the moV1e's
wide-screen V1suals (especially
the last halfs dizzying mine run) is
absolutely astonishing But, in
spite of Weaver's courageous
wor1<, the marvelous ef(ects end
the intngu1ng re1tg1t\"redempllon
aogle, what may ptoVe 'off-putting
to genre fans is the uN'elenting
mood of despair. All In all, this is
one ~citing -albeit depressing
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The Score: 7
MOVIES
A Midnight Clear Basic Instinct
Rated: R Rated : R
The St•rs: Peter Berg, Kevin Dillon The Stars: Michael Douglas,
Sharon Stone
The Story: The Ardennes Forest
on the French-German border,
December 19·44. Picked for
special recon because of their
high tas, SIX baby-faced recruits
search for signs of ~ major
Gennon advance. Thelrmissioo
takes an unexpected tum
~r when they are faced
with a war-weary Wehrmacht
platoon only too happy to
surrenc:Xr. There's ooty one hrtch:
to ensure that there are no
reprisals on the homefront, the
Germans Insist on first staging a
phony fire-fight ...
The Scoop: This elegiac,
melancholy work mctnages to
eloquently express the
nightmarish muddle of war. Only
the second featwe of
actor-turned-director Keith
Gordon ("The Chocolate War"),
this spare, impeccably shot and
acted film Is exactly what most
"anti-war'" films claim to be -a
genuine meditation on the loss
and tr09lc Ironies of combat.
Imbued with an arresting sense of
mood (Tom Rlctvnoncfs
cinematography gives the Wintry,
woodland settings a forbidding,
fairy-tale look), "A Midnight
Ocar" is finally dev~tlng in its
dlmactic urvavelling of everyone's
good intentions. •
The Score: ... 6.5
The Story: Troubled,
danger-loving S.F. cop Nick
Curran (Douglas) plays a de~ly
c<?it-and-mouse game with femme
murder suspect Catherine Tramell
(Stone). A Grace Kelty Ice-blonde
with a flair for smart-bomb verb-
i09e, Catherine's a fabuloosty
wealthy writer of cnme novels
whose recent book parallels the
ice pick killing of her former rock
'n' roller boyfriend. The book
provides the perfect altbi: Who
would create a fiction that would
mctke the writer an ilTWTlediate
suspect? Since Nick is exhilarated
by the peril as much as Cather-
ine's bod, he throws discretion to
the wind even when she makes
him the subject of her next book.
The Scoop: If you just set aside
all the pre-release/post-release
controversy and hype, what
you're left with is a temfic, sleek
and riveting grade-A pulp thriller
with style and luxe to bum.
Tricked out with all-systems-go
'90s eroticism and violence, the
film bulldozes you with its great
leads, production design and
direction. The combo of high-nsk
gamesmanship and heady
undertow ls bullying, relentless
end compelling from start to fin-
ish. Stone's performance has "in-
stant stardom·· written all over it.
The Score : 8
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FILM:
From 6
"h's the i.Jme phc:numcnon J'>
"'hen teen-Jgc~ arc attr.tctcd to hllf·
ror films: They arc really prcparmi:
thc:msc:lves for a scar. adult v.orlJ.
\ hitC V.C norm.ti!\' SCC lCCn·a~C~
flocking to horror filmi.. \\C arc prc!>-
cntlv !>CCtn~ the adult wurld flocking
tu h·orror filmi. i.uch as 'S1lcncc: ,,f the
l;Jml>s· bc:~JU!>c of the pandemic ccu·
nom1c anxu:tv.
" 'BJsic instmct' bcll•nt!' to a
genre of films that \\C c.1:1 ,.,!? pl>\Cll·
\CXual thriller i.uch as I land 1 h.11
Rock!> The CrJdlc' and 'FJt.il Attr.ic-
1100.' There is .i proltfer.ttton ul
these t~pcs of film:. becau:.e of the
underl) ing fc;ar of mtima~ in llUr '>ll·
c1c1y. "'hich I don't thmk 1~ JU!>t the
fear of AIDS. It's deeper th.in that.
there's a gro\l..ing rear of the oppo lie
'><:~ .ind a fear of m11m.i~' bc.:au'c v.c tr.l\e Jll been 'burned'. •
"What h.ippcni. '" that v.c h:J\C
these mJlc and female mun,tc r' v. h11
rcJllv promii.c death 1f \Ou i:ct dll\C
to the pcr:.an. There: t!> • rc:.tlh an tn·
C\lt.ible ar11i.11c cxpre!>i.1un "'hen !>Ol.I·
ety iti.elf hai. lar$el) lo!>I the )CUCl of
connecuon. "'h1ch ult1match gllc\
back to the trad11ional balllc ol the
sexc£ and LS al!>O the v.ar b<h,ccn the
sl-y god and the earth £o<ldc,i.: a
spiritual b..ittlc between mai.cuhnitv
and fcminintt\. Am.I. at another fc,ef.
·Basic lnstinci· ii. al!>O aboul the !!pltt
be1wccn the ma)Culine and the fcn11-
r11nc within the ind1,1dual soul."
Htll claims th:n filmmal1ng I'> the
main prophetic medium of tod.iv
mainlv be1.:ausc it is the: medium tha't
has the most gencrou) financing
avnilablc. He said that bccau~c: of tfi~
ultimate value of good film) or pro-
phetic insighl !.. \\herever that ma'r
be found -\\C can actually ~~I do.;.
er lo a much needed revolution We
need :i \\hole new .... a\ of ex1\tcnce
"We've been far too pO)!>CSSed bv 1hc
religious doc:tnne of con!>ume"n m,
and we r.irher need a transformallvc
\iston that puts the empha'1!> llO
some lost \trtue such as truth. bcJu·
ty •. "'isdom. grace. mercy •• mJ II\·
11.111100 as oppo:.ed lo "'h<ll "e ha\ c
now, which 1s a i.oc1cr)' \\h1ch pub a
far grc.iler cmpha is on la"'. force.
prop.igand:i, L.11sch. cond1t10ntnl!. and
J;roup-th111L.," •
-IJ) &th Cobb
ANIMATION:
From 3
adis11c hc..iJ-bangc~. 111h1 ld ~ J•
hooi. and arc1dc:n1-prunc butlha,,
the second h..ilf ofter. ..1 v•mctv ot
hilarious!) tastclc\~ ;,horl'
0
anJ
blacL.-oub. At the top of the up-
chucL. scnle: C:mad1.10 MtL.c Gnm·
sha"'s "Deep S~mp~11hy," a rtolou'>
ob~quics bash bit w11h a John Wa-
tcrsi-.h l-can't-bcl1e\ e-l'm-sec1ng·
this Oa\or; ''Ptnli. Komlommer,''
3nolhcr C1nad1an cnU). th~ one
in"oh 1ng >me C\Hcmcl L.c"cJ p5)Cho·~\U31 interrrct:tltO~ or ll
\\Oman's erotic fan•~je . 1 h1~ re-
'ic:wcr') pcMn:1I foH>rnc Tiu:
t.tutilator" ("Arc )OU OK., .. l•ur
not-100-bright he"' 3. L. the \lct1m
ot u mutant cho .... ·do"n)
Ofrcring a " riCt) of 'l)k'> in·
clu1.hng eel, pencil, romputcr, p1\i·
loition and typographic, pile ;inJ
M1l.c' fc,11,:al of n1oloa1ton fatr:a
Sick nd T\\'i,tcd Show "'ill t>c
ph1)'1ng through Jul l l"hc unC'Cl'I•
sored rilm will be ho'An :al 9:.lO
p.m.-midnight on ~lcctcJ ni ht\
only. Adv:in c tic\;tt art S6~0
through 1 id:.ctM~\lcr or $7 al tbe
door. .,
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BlACKBOOK:
From 5
~nee Speech and Hearing Center at rest·
dence in Villa Park Phone 6J9-4990.
• M.irk Russell, June 24, Ho.ig Hospital
552 Club Pres.dent's Ci~le annual meeting
and dinner reatures political satmst at New-
port Beach Marriott. S75·12S pp. Phone
!i74-7210.
•Clean Harbor Oily, June 27, 8 a.m · 1
p.m., Manne D1viS100 o( Newport Harbor
Area Chamber or Commerce at Cannery
Restaurant, Newport Beach. Phone 729·
4400.
• La Fiesta. ReDiscover the World or Bowers, June 27, Bowers Museum or Cul·
tural Art, Santa An.l, dinner gala in mu·
seum·s new Gallena. Conldct l!rian Lang·
ston, 567-3642.
l ( ) \11 l ) \ ,\ \\ \ l 'J(
•Irvine lmprov 4255 Campus Dr~. Ir·
vine. 854-5455 VIC Dunlop. Jim Hope
clnd Peter Abare cl~ar through Sunday
Sh0\"1•mt'S Thursday 8 30 pm., Friday at
8 JO and 10 30 pm., Saturday at 8 and
10 30 p.m . and Sunday at 8 :JO p.m. Ad·
mis~ S8·S12
• O~ril Pacific 650 Town Uf\ter Or.~
Suite 400, Costa MeQ. The c.olden Sun
Cuild wih hold il membership tH at the
Huntington H.trbor home ol Joy ilnd Bin
Bruer on Fnd.ly. Call IMO-J968. C.OUrmet
Di~rs will hoJd "~n· UJUn" It 6:30
p.m. on Saturday. UIT 637-1249 f°' infOf·
m.itioo.
• Wild Wnt Bridge Oub at Jewish Com·
nunity unter or Orange County. 250
Baker St., Costa Mesa, 495-1 JOJ. G.1mes
held at 7:JO p.m. Saturday.
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•Colden West Coll~e 15744 Colden
West St., Huntington ~ach, 895-8281.
The "flight ol tile Imagination" dance
concM will be held on Saturday at 2·JO
p.m. in Room 201 o( the Recreational Ed-
ucation Building. Tickets: SJ.
•Irvine Buday Theater 4242 Campus
Dr., Irvine, 856-5000. Danza Floncant~
USA, authentically staged and costu~
da.nces and music ol MexJco, presented
Friday at 8 p.m. Tickets: SH.
H'-11 \ \l'-1 ,\ 'il'll I \l ll"
• Fish Fry at Lions Park, 181.h Strefl and
Anaheim A~nue. Costa Mesa. Sponsored
by Cosu ~ewport H.trbor lions
dub, this 47th annual ~t Fnday-Sund.ly
features ndes, cont~. dr.awi~ and hea~ of SS frsh dinners. Free admlSSIOn
• Spike and Mike's Mnu&I "feslival of
AnliNlion at Edwards South Coast Vilbge Cinema. 1561 W. Suntlowef Ave., Santa
Ana, 540-0594. Mote tha.n 18 films from
throughc>ut the \Wrid are featured through
July 2 rickets: S6.SO-S7.
• UCI Film Society "brly films: Fa·
mous Olrecton" Spring Serles. Student
Center Crystal Cove Auditorium, 856·
6379. "Melvin and Howard," directed by
Jonathon Demme, saeeos Friday at 7 and
9 p.m. rtdets S4.
I 111 I\ \ 1, 1 \ 1.: I '
• F.xtOf)' RHdlngs at Casa Palma reuu-
ran1. 122 E. 171fi St., Santi Ana, 472-
9015. Rohen Petef presents "Snapshc<s
f<>f a Serial Killer: The Play" followed by
~n poetry reiadings ~ 8 p.m. Motl<Uy.
• OrMlge Co&sl lnterllilh She.lier 1963
Wallace Ave., Costa MeQ, -497-9169. Au·
!hot P.itti Davis wirl speak today at 11
.i.m 10 gather funds as Well a boolc dona-
IJons r°' a children's libr.uv. She win dis-
cuss hef new boolc ·'The W.y I Stt It -
An Au~PM"' about her life and lief
p.lrents former President .ind Mrs. Reapn.
•Round Table West .it the Balboa Bay
Oub, 1221 W . Cost.l Hwy., Newport
Beach. (21]} 256-7977 Authon Paul
Rosenfield. Thomas Fleming. 01ffie Slont'
and Rani today at noon.
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I Any,._,lll•~•Smot•dD**MorfW'I 1 (tom C**' d mnl) • I,. mea111nc.UM cam Br9ild a Honey a..~ eotel
I SIM & )QI c:t'Oi:ll done: FMh l1Ut. Anti e.n, • Q#t1 Q FfW OI Texas Red Q1I
I Pun:ihMeMJ.,... mndl'9Cllhe. MOOnd ...._ °'_.. °'....., I vlllue he. Nat vllld-"' _,, ofler cllc:owlt. ICllQlll, 1<id't Eat F,_., °' -ro oo· orar.~~ a ..::ti dlcount. I Coupon e.sn. I
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• Orange County Cruies 16892 BolQ
Ch1c.-1 St, Suite 202, Huntington Beach,
840-1-106 "T GI Orange, .. special Friday
night~ nr all 1mprov shoWs presented at 8
pm Fuday and June 12. 26 and July 3 in
tht> Pac1f1c Symphony Building. 115 E
~nta Ana Blvd, Santa Ana T idcets. S8· ,------------------------------!
SI 0 · Ahhh Those lounge Swing1n'
DuBrn\ S1~ters, •· an ongin.il musical com·
t>dy ~·tuated 1n Or.inge County, is pre-
>Cnl!'d al 8 pm iaturClly and June 6. 13
1n lho• ~ymphony building Tickets: S 1 S·
I MNCNCES. EGGS. OIELET1e I
• Best~ brelkfalt aotn1. &wY8d sa.aay & Sunday. '
~ 111
(()M,\\ll:--.11\ l\'INJ-..
• Costa Mesa Fish Fry Puade ti.irbof
Boult•Y.ird between Harbor Center .and
·19th ~re<>t CO'>ta Mcs.l. Annual ~rt that
ushe~ in the .annual weel.end ftSh f ry
\pot'IS()•ed by Costa Mesa/Newport Harbor
Lions Club .lt Lions Par\. begins at 10 .am
Saturda~
• Cryst.ll Court Be.lr Street .and Sun·
llov.er A~ue. Cost.a Mes.a, 261-082 3
The Trt.ath.ilon .and F1lne\s hpo will ldke
place on ~turd.ay from 10 am to 4 p.m
>.dm1uoon free.
• ln-ine Villley Coll~e 5500 lrwie Cen-
ter Dr., Irvine, S59-l243 Final 'Orange
Picks." where the community rs 1nvt~ to
bnng ladders and containers and pid<tree-
ripen«I citrus fruits, runs 9 am ·J p.m.
Saturd.ly-Sund.ay Oran~ are 25 crnts
JX'r pound .ind proceeoCls beMfit student
seNices
•Maxi's at the Red Lion Hotel 3050
Bristol Street, Co<.1a Mesa, 540-9203. The
Southern C.il1(ornia RegK>r'lal Finals '°' the
seventh .mnu.il Ujena Swimwear search
for "Miu Swimwear lllustr.ited 1993" held ~ry Thunday from 7·9 pm. through July
16.
Fresh Fish D•llr
All YNr 'Round
Brealdaat
Lunch
Dinner
•Weekend Brunch 7am-4pm
efarty Bird Specials
•Happy Hour 4-6;>m
•Halt>or Brunch Cruises
400 M ain St . Ba lboa
673-4633
Con,.,.,,,., Cfllshlf
Sita 1#1
South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa (714) 540-3840
Villa Nova Presents ') l
The Summer Dinner & Concert Series -0.
with the Pacific Amphitheatre
Join us for an 8\lening of fine ~ & atitg ent.ertainrna~
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"We'd like to invite ypu to an incredible dinner for two,
prcpmed hibachi-style right at )'OUl' table, for just $25!
Your meal will include Jap•nese onion 10up, Benihana
...tad, ahrimp appetizer, hibachi vqetablc1, Tcri)'11ki Beef
Julienne oOoked with 1eallion• and mu1hroom1, Chicken
with M9ame Med .. wtiite rice and irecn tea.
So bnnc our ed in for the food. the fun. and the (anwdc price.
It'• ow treatf" o.;..,_. Jw 1~...._,._'ftw 0 0 aaty.
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3131 W. Coast~, Na·=a~ Basch f Rncino: 788-1121 • Marina•I Rcy:821.o881· Newpon Dach: 955-0822. '"'"'J" "1"" I Anaheim: 77M940 • Torranee: 316.7777 • Cily <A lnduttry. 912-8784 714 /642-7880 OK.nae V9ill • n.w.fy K• kiollion. Not vlllid wilt\.,.,,.._..,.._.. ... affn. __________________________ __, L.: _ - - - -... - - ---- - - -:...... - - - -_ :..J
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(AlE NOAR ...... 540-1224 . .
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• Hi-nrne c.f1MI 250 Ogle Sc.. Cosl.1
Mes.a. 6So.&46l. ~ wine ~ .lre Mid 4.7 p.m. Thundays ind 3-8 pm. frt.
d.tys. Price peor tasie VMM!'I. library v.ine
l.bl•ng> a~ Conducted 4.7 p m. WedMS-
d.t)S fe~unng wines from d1ff~t re-
gions Price peor ~e vanes 8ttt t.ut1ng.
rmported •nd domestic Ltgen t.uted on
$.atutday from 5.7 pm. S14, ~.llions
required; Sehr~ C~ Blending
Cla\S pmented Wed~y from 6·)():
8 30 p m. S 1 S res.erv.ations required
•Orange Co.ut ColWte, 2701 Fa1MC\v
Rood, C'mu Mes.I, 432·!880. Rower Mirt
and Produc:e Shopping Tour is ~uled
tor S.iturd.ly Bus ~ltS from OCC's The-
atre Cirde at S a.m. Cost SlS
• PKiOc ~ of Musk & the Arts 151 ~Imus C-1, ~ Mts.i 545· 1217 "Mtti
.• the ~ .. intlOducbon to art ~
pmmted s.tun:l.ly from 3-S p.m fot .ige
• 6-13.fee: S1 S.
Clusial, <>per~ & Tr~ditionaJ
~ 1 \_ \_ I I
~ fe.aturin~ Mourt's Overture to ''The
MagiC Flute.' Airon Copbnd's Cl.u1net ~. ind Shosul.0\-di's modem Rus·
si.ln ~ Symphony No 5 at 8 to-nigll.
•SL Andrf\V's Presbyterivi Church 600
St. Andrews Road Newport Beach, 631 ·
)821 Ouldren's Oio.11 Spfing Mus.al at 6
pm Sund.l)'
Jazz, New Age & Blues
• Blue Muble Coffeehouse 1907 H.irbor
Bl"'d , Costa Mesa, 646·S776. Ocrb>
(8lue$.1 will perf Ofm S.iturday
•Cafe l ido SOl 30th St. N~port Be.>ch,
675·2968 "Ch.irly," a blue$ & contempo-
rary Jo1U \'OC.JhSl, ~n~ tonight. Ma•une
Weldon performs Friday from 9 p m to
1.30 •.m !SS CO\erJ; Yve c ... art) .ind Com· pany appear ~turday <SS cover). The Four
Freshman 1n CX)flCert on Sund.ly at 5 ai\d 8
p m ltldets S 17 .SOI.
• Fitzger.lld's Food And Spirits 19171
~,.. SI., Huntington Be.lch, 968-
4523. EnlefU111ment six mi;hts • wttk:
Gene M~D on Wednesdays; open mike
on Thursdays, call for other features.
a\i~ell's By the Se.a 317 Pacific Coast
Highway, Hunllngton Beach. 536-2555. Spcc~I solo.Sb 10.n the Jim OeJulio Tno
FridJ)'·S.lturday n1i;hts at 8, 9:30 and 11
and SundJ)'S at 3. 4 · 30 and 6 p m Soloists include; s.».ophon1st Red Hollo\~ay (Friday·
Sund.iyl. There is a S4 entertainment
ch.lrb~ and S7 minimum food~ragc
ch.ln~e
• MU<.ho Gu~to Jui Bar and Latin Grill l6J E 17th St • CCDta ... ~. 631--1009.
Jdf K.1~1wcl and I lis 8..ind appear tombrht
from 8 )0-11. JO p.m.
• Studio Cafe -Balbo.i 100 S. Main St..
Balboa, 675-7760 Hammerhead Blue
pl.l)''S 9 p m • 1 a.m Thursday and Mond.lys
and 2·6 p.m Sunda)'S. Mcl\in Davis Quar-
tet pl.iys 9 p m.-1 am. Fridays Jeff K.l>h1·
"';i Quartet pl.iys 9 p m.-1 a m. May 30
Br.idy ~I plays j.u.z 9pm.·1 am. Tues-
da)-) P.iul Knebictt Tno pla)''S 9 p.m.-1
ol m WednM.ays
• Studio Care -Corona del Mu 3 201
E Coast Hwy, Coron.a del Mar, 67S-7S7S.
Jeff Gonules blows his sax 8:30 pm·
12 30 am ~turdays .lnd 7·)().11 :30 p.m
Suncby and T uesdiys.
Rest•"""' Horikawa
IOUTH COAST PLAZA VLLAQE • 3800 S Plaza[) Santa w (714) 557-2531
• 3 mnit• to P911ormrig Ms Center
• '"UrTUTOCY0 • 111 I .... ~St l•~CA f~lll ~taM
, ...
See next wttk's Wukend section for details on the 61/i annual
Wooden Boat Festfral at the Boy Scout Sea Base, Newport Beac/1.
:P~~~~ITT
EARLY BIRD DINNERS
<f..-oo..5:30 PM Mond.y Thru Friday
*5.95
•• ~aah of ahe Day
• Bay Shrimp Feuu ·
• Baked Chicken
•Frieda....
• Pata Primavera
• GroUncl Sirloin Sa.eak ,,. ..... ___ ........ ,.. ... .,...., .....
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Live Entertainment Piano Bar
Thursday-Saturday Evenings
875-0100
630 UDO PARK DRIVE. NEWPORT BEACH
Not nlid wkli H J otl.er d*°-t. ,,._ ..... o.a..., .• Co&d Card.
OPEN 7 NIGHTS
AWEEK
FROM
5-10PM
FRIDAY &
SATURDAY
FROM
5-10:30PM
CALL FOR
RESERVATIONS
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CALENDAR " .. · 540-12 2 4
Pop, Rock & Country
• All.11 Cofftt W.irehouse & Roasling Co.
506 311.1 St, Newport Beach, 6750233.
foll.. Rock singer1~ngwriter Carry T1oxell
.ippt"ars today at 8 p m . Dennis Roger
Reed performs Ortg1nal follJcountry/rock on
Frtd.1y .it 8 30 pm , Burns and Toth will
pldy pop music on upright bass and guitar,
Saturday al 8.30 p.m , Carol M.uton1 pre· ~nt.s an evening o( ortg1nal folk son~ on
Wednesday at If.JO p m , On June 4, the
popJroc.I.. band Bo.lrding House Reach will
play di 8 30 p.m. Admission· Free
• Blue Marble 1907 Harbor Blvd • Costa
Mes.a. 6-16-5776. Today, David Burns (gu1
ld1 instrumental), frtday, Tom Mclain
lor1ginals/ pop nostalgKI. Sunday, Scott B
tpop roct.I. Tuesd.iy, (;eorge Fl)er (foll..
rockl June 4, C.B Smith tfolk rocl..) Show·
times 8-11 tonight; 9 p.m ·midnight
Friday-Saturday, 11· 11 p.m. Sunday·
Wednesday. ll.dm1ss1on: Free.
• Cr.uy Horse Steak House .ind Saloon
1580 Brool..hollow Dme, Santa Ana, 549·
840-1406. "T.C.l./Orange," special Friday
nighlS of all-improv shoWs, pr~ted at 8
p.m. Friday and June 12, 26 and July 3 in
the PtlCI f IC Symphony Building. 1 1 5 E
Santa AN Blw.t., Santa AN. reckds: S8·
SlO "Ahhh ... Those l ounge Swmgin'
DuBois Sisttts," ;:n ongmal muSIOll com-
edy situated in Orange County, presented
f p.m. S.1turday ancf June 6, 13 in sym·
phony bu1ld1ng. rickets S 1S·S18.
•South Co.ut ReputOf'}' 655 Town Cen
ter Dnve, Costa Mesa, 957-4033. On the
main suge. Al.in Aydboom's comedy
"Woman in Mind," the SI°')' ol a house·
wife's fantasies of a perfect famil}· which
take on a lofe of their own. Preiented Tues
days-Fridays at 8 pm .. Saturdays JI 2 30
and 8, Sundays at 2· 30 and 7 JO until
June 28 Tickets: S23 10 S32
Dinner theater
Y,OOrsclf whodunit, where actOtS ~ as
i1inner guests, pr~nted 8 p.m. Saturdays.
• u M eridlfll Hotel <4SOO MaCAtt:f r
Blvd., Newport Be.Kti, 476-2001. "B •
way, My Way.'' a ~rd ol m · I
theatl"f', magic, comedy and specialty acts,
1s held at 1' (sp«l<ll dinner show>. 8 and
9:45 p.m Fndays. SJ cover charge. two
drink minimum per person.
•Mezzanine Restaurant 19800
MacArthur Blvd , Irvine, 955-CLUE.
' Mumm's the W<>fd," a m~~I comedy
and mystery, 1s prrsented Frida~ .it 8 pm.
and Saturdays at 7 pm Adm1won: S42 to
S48. The Newport lleKh Marriott Suites.
500 Bayview Circle, Newport ~.ich, 854·
4500, Offers speo.:il weekend p.ad.ages f<><
hotel guests -Y.hlCh incl~ a two-room
suite, "Mumm's the W<>fd" and a thrtt-
course dinner at the Mezzanine and breal.-
faSI at Windows -at S149 pe-r couple.
8 Old World CermMt Rest4'uraint 7561
•Keith & M.irgo's Murder Mystery at Center Ave., Huntington Be.leh, 826-4730
Scott's Seafood Crill & Bar, 3300 Bnstol "Encore" m~ery dinner presented at 7
St., Cost.J Mesa. (2131 466-1767 Solve-it· p.m Saturdays Adm15.5fon: $48.
1S12 R.ly Price will perform on Mondly r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:======================tl
• Or.inge County Performing AIU Cen·
ler 600 Town Center Drive. Cost.i Mesa,
-155 l 159 "Barlx>~p Jubilee," an an-
nu,11 rvent sponsored by the S.iddleb.lck
\.Jll<'y Chapter of the Society For the Pres-
l'rYiltoon and Encourag<'ment of Barbe~
Qu.irtet Smging in America and luturing
old fa~1onea quartet harmonies .ind side-
-.pl1tt1ng c~. pi~nts Chord1ac Arrest
!>pec1af' Feature dnd .i C.S·man chorus of
locdl b.ubcrshop ~inge,.., at 8 p.m. S.llur-
dJV T 1cl..ets SS· S 16
•Righteous Brothe r~ Hop 18774
Brool.hurst St. fOYnt.iin Valley, 964 1422.
Saturday di 7 30 em , A 1 nbote to Tma
Turnt•r "'1th Holly est <SSI: The R1gtlteous
Broch<'" in concert on Sunday at 7 30
pm
• Sl•J: Lounge 145 E I 9th St., Costa
Me~. 631-981 J Cu11ar1St/singer Peter
W1d.ersham plays folk, country and oldteS
at 8 p.m Thursdays looie ~ plays
II 30 p m . • 1·30 a m Fnday·Saturd.lys
•Studio Cafe -Balbo.I 100 S Main St.,
Balboa, 675-7760. Hammerhead Blue
plays rock and blu~ 9 p m.· 1 a m. Thurs-d.w and Mondays and 2·6 pm Sundays
fhe Boomen roe!.. 8 pm -mtdn1ghl Son· day<.
fl If ·\Tl I\
"Guest /14Jpreciation N~ht''
Every MoOOay Night
Dinner ot 7 Jm{)ose
Buy one 011rer entree & receive
the seam one ot 5(1>/o off
Bar from 3pm-7pm
"lKolHr s l .25 cocktail
Mini P°IZZOS s l . 99
3201 E.Coost Hwy.• Corona del lhl r • 675-7575
• Alternati~ R~rtOf'}' Theater 1636 S ~~~~~~====================== Grand Ave., S.inta Ana 836·7929 Shakepe~·s "The Tempesi ... .i mystical
cotnt"dy ol rom.lnce .ind re-venge, plays
fhu™1ays through Saturdays at 8 p.m ,
Sundays .it 7 p m., unlll tune 1 3.
• Backstage The.ter 1 599 Supe-rior AW! ,
Costa Mesa, 6'16·5887 Willi.am M.ISlros;-
mone s "ExtTem111es, the story of .i
woman who over~11 a rapcst .ind ~
,)ru rt'Vt'11~, conllnues .it 8 p m Fncfays
and Saturoays and 7 p m Sundays through
June 7 Tickets: S 12 .SO ''Transitions," a
pl,1y wnrten and perfortnt"d by you'!S peo
pit> .ind examining ~r hopes .ind lea11 of
grov.ing up, continuft at ~ pm Sundays
1ndefonintely rickets S8
• Hunllnlfon Be;ich Playhouse at Gisler
School, 2f141 Strathmoor lane, Hunting·
ton Beadl, 832· 1405."Stop the WO!'ld, I
W.int to Get Off," a new llel'Sion ol the
Anthony Newley·les.he Bricusse muskal
.ibout • bush young man's upward mobil-
ity PerfOfTT\lnCl!S ate f ndays and SatUf'days
.it II p m. ~ June 20, w.th Sunday
mahneft this Suriday •nd June 7 .it 2 p.m.
Tickets: S7 and S9.
• Lasuu rbyhout« 606 Laguna Canyon Ro.d, LaguN Beacti, <494-8021. "Brigtlton
Bex:h Memoin," the rinr ol Nri Simon's
thrtt ·~~ plays. will run Tu«!S-d.Jys through Frida)" •t 8 p.m., Saturdays
.it 1 •nd 8 p.m., Sundays al 2 •nd 7 p m
unttl June 7. Tidceu: Sl ) lo S18.
• Newport Hubor Hll,h School NonNn
lo.1ts Performina Ms ~ll!r, 15th and Ir· VI~ Sltfttl! Niwpoft k.Jd\ 76().))19
Rock 'n' roll td-fi mmedy "linie Shop ol
1-iorf()(S" ~ by NHHS TheAttt De-part~! at 7·30 pm today·Satunily
Tickets S6
8 Q,,ng~ County Crul~s 16892 Bolw
Chica S4 , Suite 202, Huntington ~ach.
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$5 95 10 o .m. • 2 p.m. I
Over 30 Items
with coupon Latin Favorites
reg '5·95 Omelet Bar
No Lim it I Homemade Desserts ----------------------~L~.,,--.~~~--._-----------.
Thurs. • Saxophonllt Jeff Kalhlwa & His land
Fri. & Sot. • lrazlllan{Jan ~ Ui ICJnno".I
10 Orange Cou1 Weetcend / lhuraday, Mtmy 28, 1112
·~ Oulsuutdiltg New
Indian RtJtauran1" -.-..... TllllLa.,...,..
'Fobulota Food. ..
lnardjbly Frala ''
1111 °""',,,:: =
Dally Botret
Luncheon
Mon-Sat ss.'5
NATRAJ
Serving
Lunch,
Dinner &
Brunch
CU ISI NE OF
S*'*l'•~a...
998-8 Soe" Coat Hwy.
Ltpaa Bcac:b, CA 9'1.6S I
(714) 497-9197
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OPEN
7 DAYS
A WEEK
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2:S93l Mmrtudl Blvd.
M'-. VltJO, CA 92691
(714) S81~200
BANQUET FACILITIES
For
Company Luncheons.IParties
Private Oocasion Events
HANGCHOW
Chinese Restaurant
Your Happy
Host, Mr. Lee
Welcomes You!
•Catering
•Cocktails
•Lunch Buffet
•Sunday Brunch
•Dinner 7 Nights
Full Bar • Take Out
720 W. 19th Street, Costa Mesa
1141650-8960
A t the north end of South
Coast Plaza Village, past
Shanghai Inn, and the
twinkling lights of
Antonello, lhe
beautifully simple
bu1ltling housin1 llorikawa takes
shape II seems to rise maaically ou1
of 1he conCRte, lookina distinctly
JapJ nesc: the tall p~ trees and
rui;gcd boulders clustered near the
en1rancc add to the illusion of a
dining adventure in a Japanese
coun1rv inn.
The.manager, Mn. Tomoko, greets
gue\h w11h a slighl bow and polite
sm1k and offers a choice of Japanese
dining ~tylcs; sushi bar, tappen -
(the art of slice and dice before your
\C~ C)CS), a private shoji-screened
room. or 1he main dmina room, a
lar~e Jnd serene place of quiet decor
\\here business deals arc d1scuucd or
fncmh can cxchanac views without
h:mng 10 f.hout.
Restaurant
Critic
DINING
I
lling sea
fish. smaller than fric!t, and crunchier
arc $7.25.
A cup of soy bean c;oup "1th
minu:.eule Jap..inesc mu!>hroomi. CO)\S
SJ; steamed clams in broth ~piked
with a touch of s..1kc am.I 0..1\'orcd
with chopped scalliom • .ire S-'.'.!S.
Horikawa's main dining room
menu has a variety of hot and cold
appetizers, entrccs of tempur.1 or
sushi, broiled steak. saln1on und
chicken. For ::i par11cul..1rl~
memorable C\pcnence. (;ind more
expensive). try an lmpcri.11 dinner.
ser.·ed in a trad111on..1I 1Jpanci.c
prescn1at1on. \\ith quiet form..1li1).
using a variety of unusu.11
earthenware pots, plate and OO\\I:.,
The meal begin \\llh ~elect
portions of raw ah1 -a 'm:ill
appetite teaser. followed by 3
se::ifood :ind \-Cget::iblc soup in 11s
own small lidded pot. CrJb salad
arrives, follo\\ed by lob:.ter tempura.
\\h1ch ~cemed 10 y,aft 11!> ''a~ to the
l:tble. Perfecth :.teamed nee i) at
hand "'hen sinling. thin!} )heed and
butter-soft filct nugnon 1> ~er.ed.
A waitre s place:. cac:h dl'h on the
table in quiet pride anJ "11h :.u1. h
fine:.~c. the food seem:. to matenal11c
by 11:.elf. She ho,cr:. a d1...:rce1
distance U\\il} 10 oh:...:r.e plc.i,ure
and hurne:. back if the :.lighte,1 nod
indicates need. Oe!t,crl 1\ .1 . h111ce vi
ginger or green tea ice Ul".•nt.
shcrbct or frc!>h fru11
Hor1kawa 's food 1-. dehrn1u" anJ 'o
is the atmosphere. There h .i fine
orienial l.ensibihtv of b..11.im.:c 11.1 the
idea that S\.1uth CoJ't Pl.11.1 \'11lagc
will i.OOn h.i\ e the tumultuou' Planet
Holl'"ooJ on one ~idc of the Ill\ ;" .1
complement tu tran,1uil llllnb\\ :.i al
the other.
llonka,,.i ],\(}() !>lluth ( PJ'I Pl.11.1
Vil/Jgc 55 .. ·2531 Ch,.i:J .\ll1nJJ1.
Lunch. J l .JU a m t<> : p.m. Dtnnt'f.
6 p.m to 10 p.m .. Tue,dJ.1 thfl>ll!!h
FriJJ} D inner onl.1, 5 3ll pm. ltl I J
p. m. S.11urJ.1.1 .inJ SunJJy.
\\'l1cckhJ1r .i,y,·-..o; Sm(lking.
SUMMER 15 COMING
nme to Think of the Beach
COSTA MESA'S OU>EST Sii.AK HOUSE
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Dining Hi9hr19ht Of The Week
SCAMPI
Whllt: Italian Cuisine
FMtu,.; New CoctrtaU Lounge 6 UY• entertaJnmem nwy oUw
Wed.. lpm-10pm
Where: 1576 Old Newport Blvd .. Newport Beach
COSTA MESA
ANGELO 1969 Harbor Bhld. &46-
1225. Opeo for ~nch Mon. ·Fri.
11 :30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.; dinner
from 4:30 p.m. Reservations are
recommended. "The best Northern
Italian aJisine rn all of Orange
County• aocording to co-owner Joe
lngatdia. Fresh aeafood and
pastas are rs a specialties of the
house. Catering and private pany
facilities available.
ARNIE'S MANHATTAN DELI 2831
A Btistol Street 641 ~9310. Open 7
a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon. ·Fri. .. Sat 9 a.m.
to 10 p.m.; Sun. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Orange County's authentic New
YC>ft\ style deli restaurant features
oomed beef. pastrami, roast beef,
turkey. potato pancakes, knishes
and ocher deli delights. This
altically acclaimed restaurant
MN8S breakfast apeciats S1artlng at
$1.99; kJnch and dinner dail'f. Teke
out and catering.
THE BARN FARMER
STEAKHOUSE 2300 Hatbof Btvd.
(Eastside of the Hatbor Center)
64 t -9777. Reservations aoc:epted.
Lunch Mon. -Fri. 11 a.m. to " p.m.
Dinner Mon. 4 to 9 p.m.; Tues.,
Wed, to 9:30 p.m.; Thura., Fri. to 10
p.m.; Sat. 3 to 10 p.m.; Son. 3 to 9
p.m .. Costa Mesa's oldest
steakhouse boast• a 30 yaar
tradition of serving the finest in
chatbroiled stHM, fresh fish and
chlcbn. Wwm. friendly atmotph«e
suhabla for wwy occaaion from
business mMtingl to family partin.
Lunch• from $3.49; comp6el•
dinners from $8.95. Grazing mtRJ
and burgera aft., 4 p.m. from
$3.95 Private rooms for bualnns
mHtinga, rehearsal dinners,
rec:epClont and ap«:iaJ oocaaion
partl ...
GINO'S OH THE .. LL 428 E. t 7th
StrMt, 650-1750. Reservations
accepted. A Costa Meaa landmatk.
W•m, ln11mllle meeting piece; th•
ultimate neighborN>od restaurant
and lounge. Uinc::h. diMer,
weebnd brNld .... Expet1ty
prepllfed rt», bufgiefs. aandwichu.
aaladl and hotJM apec:lalllea. Lill•
piano bllr enttftalnmel'lt In the
lounge; aingak>ng Karaoke
weekends fTom 7 p.m .•
HANG CHOW 720 W. 19th Street.
650-8960. Lunch 11 :30 to 2:30
Mon .• Sat; Dinner 2:30 to 10
Sun. -Thurs .. ; iA 10:30 Fri. & Sat ..
Sunday Brunch 11 :30 '° 2:30.
Popular Chinese R .. taurateur 'Mr.
Lee' runs this restaurant •specially
with "Chinese Food Lovers" In
mind. Good authentic Chinese
cuisine at affordable prices. Full bar,
take-out, catering, private room f0t
groupa up to 20.
HORIKAWA 3800 S. Plaza Df ive,
South Coast Plaza Village. 557-
2531 . Reservations suggested.
Fine traditional J~nese restaurant
uses the freshest ingredients. Sushi
Bar. tatami rooma, c:od<tail lounge.
Multi~rse Kalseki dimers must
be ordered 24 hollrs in advance.
Elegant dining. Lunch llnd dlnn.,.
JACKSHRalP Newport Pier,
Newport~. 723-1113 FfMh,
nevef' frozen, Louisiana ahrimp .,.
saJtHd in Jack'I secret. tpiqi.
salOl'f sauce and NfYed up hoe in
the sauce with lots aC C'•st Si Son's
finest trench tnlld a&ced for
dunking. It's~ MnNtionall
Located on the pt1ttlnsull, just • few
ffft from the beect\ at N.wport
Pier, JACKshrlmp offers a candle lit
atmosphere with Afric.wi & Reggae
muaic. Open f1ffry nighl from 5pm
to 1 Opm with entrM prlota ranging
from $5.9510 $13.96 and $9.50 for
Mondavi wine by the ~. (Cash
onty)
LA CAVE 1Sl5 lrvlne /!Ne. at 17th
Street. 848-7944 Lunch Mon. Fri.;
Dinner Nlghltf. Abd..tely
marvelous stMkl and fresh
... food. S«wd In an lntimat• and
romantic cielar dining room. In tM ., .. '°' ne-'Y 30 yeart, thll oozy
r~ has OM°' the molt uniQue dinner menu pr...-1111ona
around. Homestyle undl
apecialtiee •• • d8y time f Ml\lre.
MA 8AAt<£A9 154 E. 17th St. &46-
4303. I a.m. to 10 p.m. dally;
Sundmy from 7 a.m. ~
brellktat , unch, dinner In •
~ falhlon. "Country ltyl9
AmericW't culaine~. ~the
frlandhlt MtYice, low prtcM a
• 12 Orange Coast Weet<~ I Thur9day, May 28, 1992
high qumity homem.d9 toed.
111CASA296 E. 11'1h St. 845-7626.
Famly stvle Muk:an r.stannt.
Pruidefl Bush ... .,, hetel
Open daily II 11 Lift. tof lunch.
dinner. and cocktail. cal lhMd
for 1.-ge patties. The •JCCllent pnc., IOlidD •• MtVice end
delc:ious food make Mi Cua
possl>fy the most popular Mexican
eatetY In the ., ...
PLAYERS HOLL YWOOO
DEU.QllU 18100 Von Kann.rt,
Irvine, 660-9215. We11 tlk• you io
th• ttn• In our 1930'• Holywood
atmosphere. O...r contamporwy
rettaurant features • muhHehnlc
menu and dell. From Italy IO the
Orient the the Good or USA. Ouf
stNk, ...tood, s-ta. pin• a
Mtvlce ii .,,. to dazzle you. Toa
twinkling and other dandng 10 '" music or the lltm toundt In the
bar ., .. llfterwsdl. Priltat• partiea,
bmnquets and cllering ..,
9Yailable. We hw• t al end at
raonaion busting pricHIOiM«
from S-9 Mon-fri., 5-10 S..
AMERA RESTAURANT3333
Bristol St South Coast Pfan. 5440-
lMO. Lunch 11 :30 a.m;. to 3 p.m.
Mon . .Sii.; dinn•r 5-10 p.m. Mon.-
Thurs; 'tit 11 p.m. Fri. &
Sat.ResefVatiom 111e suggested.
Award winning Continental aJlsine.
One aC the only restaurants in
Orange County to ofter tableside
flambe. Excellent Mrvice, lntlmate
atmosphere.
SCAMPI 1576 Old Newport Blvd.
645-8560. Wwm & frlendty CMMf'I
Unda and Fernando Navarecta off«
authentic ltahn cuisine served In
th• tradition.i European mann9f.
Femando'1 lmpresaiv1 credentials
ltdJde gradulling from Culinaty
Academy In Italy, nlning at Hotel
Concordia, Vtnlce, llaly: Chef •
Don Pa9q1 ..a. in Cambridge,
England; Ctam:hil'a in La Chu De
Fondes. Smetland; Hot• La Paix
In Agno Lugano, Swltzeriand.
Scampi ohtl an r.ttiguing "*"aJ
end k>Yefy ¥ne Ill Benquets.
pri\tal• pattiel and Cllering •
WAHOCrS ASH TACO 1862
Placentia 631-3433. Open datf
from, 11 .. m. IO 10 p.m. : &mmya
'til 9 p.m. Out,.ouaty delicious
IOUth of the bofder CIJillne with •
Hawaiian nu. Wahoo'I .. a Niven
for loeaJ as wel as international
surleta, athlet• and anyone
looking for good toad Ill lnct9dbty
low prlcel. AbeoUety no lal\'I UMd
In preperadon; eYltyt~. fresh
and prepared to order. Laid badt.
casual atmolph«t. Alto Ill 1133 s. eo.. Hwy. In LAQLN and on
campus Ill USC.
ZUltES 1712 ~ M5-8081.
P\a'• and limpit. ;Jtt •• mochet"I
kwtll Aeuonat>ty priced, top
quality food end~ pouted,
low prtc:.d drinka haw k9l't ...
cuatorotrs coming~ a years.
Lobller tal • chic*en. rt. and
tpedall changing ~. nu.day
olght It prime rib night. Lunch Md
dnMf MMd. Sund.y ~
BrMkfut f10m $1.99. zu•s QI.DID CAOI MIO
OVSTIR8AR 1714 ~ rtc;d
nut door to Zubiee. ~A
NEWPORT BEACH
A880NOANZA 3421 Via Udo.
675-8973. ~ Tues.-Sal. 11 :30
a.m. tc12:30 p.m.; OiM« s to 1 O
p.m. Tuee . .SUn. OwMr Sara
Pantsh brinQ8 her grandmother'•
rtdpet to Nftlpof1 Beach.
Trmdltional Italian end ... food
...a.c:tionl. Palla and 1 v~ of
unique brNds Ndt frWI ~.
Lut bul nae leMt. an excettent wine
lilt completes the experience.
THE CANNERY 301 O Lll-Vttte
875--STTT. Lundi 11 :30 a.m. to 3
p.m. Mon . ..fri..; dinn.r 5-10 p.m.
daiy. Sunday bnJnct\ 10:30 Lift. to
2:30 p.m. A11w~•k>M eccepted.
~ cuiline, Mlitood
emphaaia. GINS dam chowder.
~wpon Beech I llmrtcal Landmalk
fNturn Weekend 8Nnch CruiMs
and liv• entelt8lrmerf In the lounge
in mddition IO lunc:h and dinn.r.
CARMELO'S~ E. CoUl Hwf.
675-1922. Dinner 5:30-10:30 p.m.
Sun.-Thurt.; '1il 1 1 :30 p.m. Fri .. a
S9l AtNM11ont euggnted.
Claalic Northem ltalan gourmet
c:ulalne. New, modenll•tf prtc.d
lounge ~ MfVed t• the ...
houri. Wild and~~.
night wti.n the band ~ up.
Chlc~M.
LE 8WWTZ 414 N. Newpon
BNd. ~7100. lunc:tl: Mc>n·Frf 11·
5, OiMer 7 nlghtl 5-dotlno. Lee
F.rrel't Band Frf. & Sal. 8-12.
Suro.y 5--9pm, Oendng.
Reaaonllbie, comfoNlb6e, &
unpttitentioua. L• 9lwtttt offers
~culllne•~ pnc. MottNy ~-dinners
.,. • mutt.
21 OCEANFRONT 2100 W. OcNn
·~. 875-2584. On the OcMn f~ nm to the~ Pier. Open
Daly 114pm. EnJa¥ tlb*-•
Catdna.,,.... from our rnlin bet.
Dinner~ from 5:30 pm. Fine
dining In Ne porfa molt lntimm
Mtting. Spec:Wzing In gourmet
..-ood. Lwge -~for banquet9 up 10 50 people. Acttv.
p&ano bet wfth Sunday night Jam ..-on
TALE OF nti WHAL&. Main
StrM, Balboa. 8'73-4833.
Panor.,,,C bey *-· et*'! fNlUt'll
plctJ,.. d Old Net4JOIL SMltood
and II~ fWCM-Lunc:n,
dinner and 8-.wdlf and Sunday
t>Nndl.
vtUAMOYA 3131 W. Coast Hwy.
642-7MO. Dinner~ 5 p .• m. to
2 a.m. Exc1llnt. hellrty It...,,
c:u...,,.; Oul9Undlng .W... ltt. Acttto•
pleno ... fwone. loclll llM-nlght
tpct. Upll.n '°°"' • "Top ol the
Vite" tor~. privllle S*tiM.
SANTAANA
CRAn'HOMI ITDkMOUI& &
SALOON Loc•1l1 on~ ~off.,.. ~ Aoed .. "' the 55
F~. 54~1512. °'*'kw~ and
dlnnet. Ute ..... ~"' the
Nloon. Big neme ooncMI on
Geneloul ..... 111pol ...
.... .. ~ dw.Mn. Wt
and tPedall Counlry therM.
ellC 1 tt1 rc wvlce. ~ l'OOml
...... He.
HUNTINGTON IEA04
FOUN!Mi \!'' 'Y
8ERTOUNO'S 180'1 Mlgnola.
Rn. v~ N3-2730 s.tvlng gr.-
pat&. pizza. .... 8nd dtkMn
dtnnert tof the *""-ternfy. Pric:iel
.,. Yetty rNIONlible end poftiofw
are gen•row. Famly run
reat*K.nt; holtl are Yetty
hoepUtM and eager to p6eue. AH
the NUCM, bfeedt, deeMf1a •
eoupe and plz:z• .,.. hofnema.
Though the restaurant_..,..
amal from the cMIJde. ll • -*'~
Yetty large and~ on the inllde.
M exc1t"'t place to t.ke t~
and friendt kw • home cooMd
meal
DEL CARLO t 9535 Beed\•
Yortcaown ~. Lunch 11 :30-
2:00 Tua·Fri .. ; dinner 4:30-10 p.m.
T~.·Sun.. &cllllnt tood •
•>ICllWll pricee fllMing trdionel
tt.lian diahel. Dinner from te.75,
U)Ch ~from $3.25 (MNed
6n 7 minuM 01 they're FREEi )BMr a wine list
FU ... 15070 E<Mwdt (Acroea
from w..tmnsw ~92-&333
Lunch end dlnnef 7 d9yt. ~
friendly owners Thet ... and OllYid
Chiq keep tMlr CUllomen
returning again and ea.in with theW
d.iigt1dul Sz.chwan and Mandw1n
CuWne flt tor • king. Elaillent tooct.
prices and Mtvice MYe won \hit
CNneee .-.y num.aua awatda.
MARCELLO'S 1750'l BMch BW. • s ...... 842-5605. &llf:>llhed
aJnc:e 1 m. thit family owned end
opetaled tMW off en_,,,,. al
the bat de9a In town. Delcb11
hMdmede pizza. p ..........
cNcken and Yell dlshea. New
Yeget.W..., menu. Lunch~
from S3..85; huge t.Md\ blAtet:
dinner~ him M.96. TheW moao rs 'Once~ oo 'Y the,....,
come b-=k to the belt'I
SANTINO 11Ill910I Adwnl Ill
Mlgnola. 914-3565. Lund\ 11 Im '°
3i30 pm ru..-sa ann. epm '°
9pm Tues. -Sun. Cell ehMd tot fut
tak.u. A non-emokJng .-.Urw1l
Your hott't Ed & FIW1C& ~ YG'I
lmimlll• dining with trdlonlll ....
from .it reglonl ol -.ty. M foods
made frMh on premllle. 8tMdt
made .-ti al MIUral ~no
~ lngrtdenla. ~ ....
ol ~.,.,end the.,....,.~
with ~a:=ino Ot &pre1.o ~
with ct.Mtt from our blikery ..
ConMMnt ..ard-winnlnQ ,.....,...
TD.Al L()()ISYI 10142
~.,..,,,., 914-1812.
Tu• T..eed, tded 9nd "'*-d.
This cha'*'°' and Mloon ohfs
eome ol the billl-. tlru•r Md
..... ~IM11qi•lm0Md
tbs, c::hkMft. ..... 1 ... cM.
~hour ..... Kidt ... ...
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