HomeMy WebLinkAbout1992-10-22 - Orange Coast PilotRed Ribbon Week:
read all about it
C lty officials, law enforcement
officers and businesses are
teaming up for a drug-free Costa
Mesa with Red Ribbon week, Oct.
24 through Nov. 1.
Activities during the week will
Include police and fire department
demonstrations, entertainment and
much more. find out what's going
on and what the local community is
doing to help keep our youth
drug-free in today's special Red
Ribbon Week advertising section.
. Home, sweet homes
G ct a glim~ of some of
Newport s most gorgeous
homes in today's Orange Cost
Weekend section, which highlights
the annual Corona dcl Mar High
School PTA Home Tour. The
sold-out event showcased six homes
distinguished by their architecture,
interior design, art and furnishings.
The Weekend section also brings
you art critic Lauri Mendcnhall's
look at French artist Jean-Pol
Franqueuil's new exhibit at the
Robert Mondavi Wine-and Food
Center. Plus the Daily Pilot's
SingleUre section, and more.
THE NEWPORT BEACH • •
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Shoppin~ choices
abound 1n Costa Mesa
F rom South Coast Plan and
Crystal Court to Harbor Shopping
Center, the Harbor Boulevard of
Cars, Triangle Square and 17th
Street, merchants throughout the city
I arc enthusiastically rallying around
October's Shop Costa Mesa
I campaign.
"The convenience and fine st
selection of stores in Southern
California i!o right in your bac"yard,"
I says Jan Roberts, dirccfor of
marketing for South Coast Plaza For
more delJils, ee page B 14.
Our picks for
Electron Day
T he first m a series ci cc.htorial
l'ndor.1. ments begin, in today's
Communuy forum page. On lJp
toda l Tl e wport Beach City
Council ra cc-s. And the packs arC! ...
\,'ell, S('C p;ige A 11 . Also, ttll'
l\:Q\., port Harbor Arca Chamber of
Commerce has cakcn a position 1n
famr ui McJ!>UI<: P, the• propo:,.:if to
limit the terms of council members
in NC\~>Ort Beach. I:o sec the
chambl!r.'..s rc:=isonins and fog1c, ·c-..i.--
thc op-cd p C:C(' pcMc<l h)
chamber director Dennis O' c1I. •
Good mo rning! Do you know the
top three requests at Illusions under
age night club in Costa Mesa ?
1) "Jump Around" -Hou~ 01 I' .. r
2) "Sesame Treat" -Smart (.$
3)"Come and Talk to Me" -Jodeci
Source; KM lourd hou•t OJ
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Illursday, Oct. 22, 1992 Winner of 5 1 journalisn1 awards in 1992 25 cents
Wet Wednesday
tickets available
A limited number of
complimentary tickets for a very
special Wet Wednesday event
-Politicians Night on Tuesday,
Oct. 27, just one week before
I.he election -will be available
at HornblO\\ er Dining Yacht!>,
2 341 W. PJcific Const H 1ghw;iy
(ne~t lo Cano's) beginning at 9
am. toda>
The evening has a new
boarding tune, 5· 30 p.m., in
order to accommodate C())ta
Me>a City Council candidates
who need to be at another
forum by 7 p.m.
"The Costa Mesa candidates
"" will be able to greet and ta lk
with the more than 500 Daily
Pilot readers aboard Lord Horn·
blower and still gel off the yacht
by 6:30 p.m. before we begin
our cruise," said Editor William
Lobdell. "This way, we should
have close to full attendance by
our local candidates."
Guests at the special
f>olitich:ms-Night wiU-be able lo
\.Ote in a special Daily Pilot
pol1t1cJI poll. the results o(
whrch will be published in the
Oct. 29 edition.
Early arrivals to the Oct. 27
e\enl are asl.ed to part.. 1n the
lots of Sonship Christian
Bookstore and Waterfront
Home~ Realty.
Saason's-1irst~ain
City rejects Grand Jury_gr~be
~ Newport council members say the city's internal ·
investigation is sufficient to address harassment allegations.
By Tony Oodero
si.n Wf.!er
NEWPORT BEACH -Ctl\
Councrl member) ha'c reJec1c~I
the: no11on th:it th e Or.inl!C Count}
Gr:ind Jury be a'l.cd to ame-.11g.uc
allegations of se\ual haras .. mcm b}
top·levl!I member!> of the police
department, '"''~ting the Cit) 0l>
O\\n independent in .. e-.ugation j.,
adequate
''l firmly bclic.,c \l.e JrC on the
rrght \)Uf'I!," i.:uJ Counctlin:.rn
Clarence Turner. "faer.onl! \\Jllh
lo ge t tu the lacl., Jnd 0do what i-.
right ..
Counc1hH>man b d~ n 11 irt
agrccJ
She l>JIJ .,hi.! i., comfortable th..:
cit}\ mve.,11g.1tor. Jllornc} I laroli.l
Bridge , ''all thoroughly in\.el>tigJte
the Jlleg:n1on., b) f1\c current :rnJ
former policc cmplO'tCl!S ''ho fikd
·a '>C\UJI ha ra ... ,ment la\\!>U it
1i;J It'll Chief Arb C.smpbd l and I~-= d•p:1r1men1 p.sn~ :it the: Uo!
C sfl Anthon) Vall.1 nH 1 C.m)•>:l l:inJ1 11l 111 Jul> of
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'c'u 11 harJ~'ml!nt ulkg.1t11. ~I n lQ n~k fur a Grind JUF.-im. ·:..--
\\lttch origm.tlh surLi~c:d I.ht ,\ 1· tr •.1llOtl... he h;i' '.)u,p.:ndcd th..:
l!u~l • ·u~ ~ :n·. \.! t.~;it.on in r.: p n , 1 '
• Uut lt>Ur ol the \\Ullll'I\, d :11m1 g rni.1,nh m::u.k b) mc "om.:n
to h.t\C nu 1,1ith in th\; c11y·, '"'-'· pol11:c dcp.irtmcnt cmp!11~ C!>.
trg.111oa. in,teaJ jointJ · t·> ctl .r ~I :rph) .. topped th, tnH' 11ga1ion
:ind lllcJ .1 1 ... , -.u11 a: J 'ht Jn p· '' h1I. the cit\ 1.1L" to,;.. 01 th.:
bell anJ \ 111.1 on Scpt :?~ \ 111lh ,ompl.1i111., m71tk h) thc \\omen.
''vh1.m. \cter:in lh~p.1t(htr l'.:n He ':ti~ th.: .it~ p .11h to addr ))
Rllpl..c, JuincJ the ""''-Ult l.1-s1 tho'~ l.:Oll"l!rn -p.:rh:ip~ b) adJ-
\\..:ck. allc:g.111g 1h:it C.1mpbcll ,JllJ ing · u kfn.11. r \ l"::.lll! 11 r -and
V1llj raped her a1 a dni~1~cn p 1-See COUNCIL Back Page
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Auto 'CIUb officials
on expansion plan
~ Club has r o intention of mo\ ing its 1 000
jobs out of Costa Mesa. off1c1als say.
By Ton7 Cox
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'OR-I ti CO~ I A .\11 ~ \ -1 hi: AutlHnub1k ( lub
ut ~-ut hern C.11 ll.1rn .1 '' nq;otiJt111g f,>r .1ppro\JI of
J 1 .. _llf e\( Jn', n at 1i-. pr1. cc'.)'ing center here.
II .1ppm\CJ, 1hc C\p.111,ion ''oulJ no1 on!~ cn:.ure
th,11 the t·,1mp •11) l..ecp' 1,000 JOlh here, but \H>ulJ
.11,0 brin~ hundr ,h more JOb' th;it ''ou lJ be rclo·
c.1kd lrom Lu' 1\n~cl~~.
The Aut"mobile-Club h:i b.:en planning 10 C\·
p;ind 11' pro.:c~'mg center 'rnce building ab hube t:i·
crlll\ on Sunllo" ·r 'l'lll!S:...iLqccaJc a~o...JJJJ1.U61.1~·;;._-"'-'
·--.,-k1-11gi'lii1c pl.1n' \\Cre jc\.1p:udiz.:J earh.:r thi' )C::ir
\\llh pa,~:ige of .i nc'' £ •ncr.11 plan fa, red t-~ ,JO\\·
grl ·\lh proponcnr..... •
I he !,!l"nt:r.11 pbn .ilfl1,,) IM ~1 IO pl'r.,cnt np.rn·
,jpn til lht \uto Club·, pr •.:c~-.ing ... enter,"~ c tie
.:1..1n1pan) h.1J pljnncJ 11.> d, ublc ihc 1.~ 01 the fac1l·
it) 10 abl1ut I millil>n ,,1uarc iee1
Out colllrnf) 11.1 ru1' ir:. \.I the nc" g.:ner:il pl .in
cha,inl! 3\\:I\ tht .\uh mobile Club a'1J "' 1.000
job,, Cllmpan~ t1ff1.;ijl-. 'J~ that at l.:J-.1 tur nu\\,
the\ 're.. not con,idcrrnl! :.i rcl~alion.
A mixture of tropical and northern rain clouds stormed through the
area Wednesday, dousin~ locals from John Wayne Airport to the New-
port Pier with the first raan of autumn. Above, Children from Newport
Elementary School make their way across Balboa Boulevard at the end
of the school day. Officials from the National Weather Service re-
ported the rains were /art of a northern cold front blowing through
Southern California an the remains of tropical storm Yolanda, about
1,500 miles to the south. For the complete story, see the Back Page.
·our plan from :he beginning "~ll. to c,pjnd th:it
fucalit\., .and ,,c·r~ d tcrmineJ 11.> \\Or~ thJt out,'' 'uiJ
L:iyn:i Oro,,J~ •• 1 'J>Okcs..\1.>man for tht Autom lb1le
Club "\\ c: mudc • r~ al mmitmcnt h> thjl .,itc :ind
th 11 Cit\, anJ it'-. "-1) d1rficuh to um,ind that com·
Paul Mitchell, president
of the Orange Coast
College Democratic
Club, works on signs
for the Bill Clinton
campaign rally set for
6:30 p.m. today at the
Pacific Amphitheatre.
Celebrities scheduled
to appear include
Jack Lc!rnmon amL
Whoopi Goldberg.
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Clinton ~ampaig!!._ gears up for local rally
By Russ Loar
SU'! Wr>lef
COSTA MESA -The his,ing of
ucro:,ol can~ and the pungent smell of
'>pray p:unt f 1lled the Pac1f1c
Amphitheatre stage \\cdnesdJ}
afternoon where upbeat \Oluntccrs fur
Gov. Dill Clinton p:iintcd ign-1 anJ
banner' for h1 campaign rally tonight.
Although a light rain Jrcnched the
open-air amphitheater, \\cather
forcca~tCC) predicted clear kic for
tonight. One Clinton c:unpai~n ofhci.11
looked nen·ou,ly out nt the \\Cl \\CJthcr
anJ joked. "PJt Roh~rt,1.lll j, pr.1~ing to
GoJ for ruin."
Rain or shanl, j l1lll£ h't ,,f cckh11t1c'
111cluJing Jae.I. Lemmon. \\ hoopi
Goldberg .1nJ L111J.1 Ron,1.1Jt "ill I urn
out for the (> '\O p.m r.allv akmg "1th
U.S Senate c.1ndi1.btc., Ua1hara B11wr
anJ Dianne rcin~tcin.
Much ha' ticen m:iJc O\Cr Clintl'n',
dccil>ion to "'it Orungc County ju't l I
da\-s before 1he clcct1on. And Chnl1.'n
ofi11.1.tl 'a} the) !lfC c £l'I hi m:ikc
Orange Count) ,, ')mbvl of their
candidate'-. appeal to \Oler' on both
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Yesterday's News Check out Newport library for video rentals
forty Years Ago -Oct. 16, 1952
~An ATborE>ay Parade up Pacific Coast
Htghway ended at the si e for Ine
projected 1953 Boy Scout Jamboree,
where trees were planted by local scout
troops and civic organizations. Myf ord
Irvine,
president of
the Irvine
Company,
spoke on how
the Boy
Scouts chose
this Newport
Beach
location for
their
Jamboree,
and awarded
prizes for
parade floats.
Myford Irvine Other
speakers and
guests on the podium included Newport
Beach mayor Norman Mille r, Rev. Paul
Moore \'Vheeter, Orange County
supe~isor Heinz Kaiser, William Spurgeon
II, Mrs. Paul Davis and Lonnie Vincent,
who planned the event.
Thirty Years Ago -Oct. 30, 1962
Gov. fdmurrd Brown was favore-rf over
Richard Nixon for the California
governor's post in pre-election polls. The
Orange County Nixon for Governor
Committee, headed by Walter Schmid,
Garden Grove rancher, and 0 .W. "Dick"
Richard, Newport Beach merchant, said
volunteers would go door to door in local
cities to cnl ourage Nixon supporters to be
sure to cast thei r ballots on election day.
Twenty Years Ago -Oct. 30, 1972
Powerful winds, gustingup t04Cfm""1 e-s-~--.
per hour wreaked havoc in Newport
Harbor as weekend sailors ended bottom
side up. The Orange County Harbor
Patrol rescued the crews of 14 capsized
sailboats in the harbor and attributed the
damaged boats to sailors ignoring the
small craft warning nags.
Ten Years Ago -Oct. 20, 1982
A rent strike was considered by tenants
of The Shores apartments in Corona del
Mar, after being advised that their
complex was being groomed fo r luxury
living and some rents would be hiked by
as much as $200 a month. The Goeden
Co. purchased the complex after agreeing
with a major lender that the apartments
would be spruced up. Th e tenants said
the owners had upgraded the rent before ·~dcd the l lv-tn"g arrangements
, and many planned to move before the
proposed Nov. 1 increase.
One Year Ago -Oct 26, 1991
Dennis and lone Huber organized a
search party to look for clues in the area
where their daughter, Denise, disappeared
four months ago. Fifty members of the
Orange County Search and Rescue Team,
SO volunteers and Costa M esa police
• assisted in combing the Bonjta Canyon
' area where Huber's car was found on the
side o( the freeway June 3rd.
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WHEN I GO TO A VIDEO STORE TO lt£NT A
MOVIE usually the movie I want is rented or it'•
been rc1ued a mituon limes. and the picture quality
-is shot.
The Newpon Beach Public Library is the best
place to rent movies at only S 1 a day, and many of
the older movies can be checked
out with a library card for free for
three days.
The library has new releases.
' and they're in &ood condition. The
library has four locations, a
Balboa Branch on East B11lboa
Boulevard (644·3171). a Corona
del Mar Branch on Marigold
Avenue (644-3135), a Mariners
Branch on Dover Drive
(644-3145), and a Newport Center
Branch on San Clemente Drive
(644-3191).
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THE 11l'H AN.NUAL
CHRISTMAS COMPANY
presented by the Junior League of Orange County
continues today and tomorrow at the Orange
County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. General
admission is S5 and $3 for senior citizens (not valid
with any other discount.)
You can chose from O\'Cr 50 exhibitors from all
COMMUNITY MEETINGS
•Please send it in writing: To place an event,
please wrile: Community Events, Daily Pilot, 330
W~Bay St., {:osta Mesa, ulif. ~2627.
THURSDAY 4
7:30 p.m. N:l:rt Beach Ptanning Commission,
regu ar meeting. council chambers, City 11 Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd.
noon Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce, 18
Board of Directors meeting. We>tin
South Coa,st Plaza Hotel 25
FRIDAY .,
over the U.S. Today Ellta Bak Plloeoanpb1 is
takina _pictures with Santa Oaus foe S12. U yau
need more information about the Christmas
Company, can 261-0823.
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NEW TO THE CHRISTMAS COMPANY nus
\'EAR is Taylor's Mom's Cookies. Kim Park.
founder of Taylor's Mom 's Cookies. is excited to be
a part of the Christmas Company. She's donating
the proceeds of her cookie sales to .. World Vision,"
which is helping reed .the starvine children in
Somalia.
Taylor's Mom's Cookies will be sold individually,
packaged frozen with enough dough to make two
dozen cookies, and in hand-painted tcrra cotta pots
that include seeds to grow plants.
In case you've never tried a Taylor's Mom's
Cookie, they're sold at correc houses, and cafes
such as Diedrich's and Rock-N-Java. Park started
her business three years ago with a single client,
and now has grown into a money·making opcra1ioo
with 25 clients throughout Orange County.
P41rk's success started with her great-great
grandmother's cookie recipe. The cookies are
molded in an oversized shape "with chocolate
chips, oats, Oakes, walnuts, and a secret
ingredient." Park hand-makes and bakes each
cookie. ·
Park says her business allows her to spend time
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7:30 a.m. N~port Harbor Area Chamber o(
Commerce, Commodores guest breal..·
fast. Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coa~1~c:=:::=:::!=::=~=~~=~~~~=d ..:-.,.....-, Highway, ewporf'Beach.--
MONDAY
noon Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce, Board of Directors meettng. ~hambet office. 14 70 Jambo-
r~ ~., Newport Beach. •
.. 6:30 p.m. Cotta M~ Planning Commission, regular meeling,. coonc1I chambe~. City Hall, 77 Fair Drive.
7 p.m. Newport Beach City Council, regular meeting. council chambers. City Hall, 3300 Newport
Blvd.
TUESDAY
7:30 a.m. utlnos Cosl.i Mesa, weekly breakfast meeting. Oennys's restaurant, Brbtol Street and Red Hill Av·
enue.
7:30 p.m. Newport-Mesa Unified School District Boa.rd of Education, regular meeting. ~arper Community
Center, 425 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa.
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COSTA MESA
Newport Boulevard· Someone used
a sledgehammer 10 smash a hole in
the wall o( Thieves Markel and steal
leather boots and jackets.
Whitney Way: Someoone broke into a
house in the 600 block sluck a
screwdrwt'r through a ~t o( stereo
speaker~ and stole S3,600 cash, plu)
some compact discs and cameras
South C~st Plua: A Huntington
Beach woman was ~ng al the
May Co. when someone broke into
her c.ir and s1ole some wedding gifts
she P'anned to return, plus a two-
carat pink topaz gemstone she
bought on her honeymoon.
Hamilton: Jewelry was discovered
stolen from a houw in the 300 block.
It appears the burglai got in lhrough
.ln unlocked $1id1ng glass door.
Various Locations: Autos we1e re·
ported stolen Tuesday from the 2700
block of Starbird Drive. the 3400
block of Bristol Strttt. the 1900 block
of Wallace Avenue and South Coast
Plaza. On Monday, aut()) were re·
ported stolen from !he 2200 block or
Harbor Boulevard, che 600 block of
Seal Street and the 2200 block of
Canyon Drive. Autos were reported
stolen Sunday from the 100 block of
flower Street, 1he 2300 block Harbor
Boulevard, Soulh Coast Plaza and the
intersection of Crbtmont Plilce and
Shalunar A\lenue.
NEWPORT BUCH
First Street: In the 2500 bloc!..,
someone sne.lked into a residence
and stole a Rolex W.llch.
Jlnd Street: A surfer reported that
someone stole his surlboord oog and
his dufne bae containing his ck>tl'les
and shoes while he was out surfing
Port Barmouth: A man hving in lhe
1600 block reported 1ha1 his hand·
gun was missing.
Tiller Way: Someone broke 1n10
home 1n the 900 block, but no prop·
erty W.lS reported missing.
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TOMORROW AT 5 P.M. IS THE LAST CHANCE
to enter Fashion Island's coloring contest for
children 12 and under. The contest theme is "What
The Holiday Season Means To Mc." Fashion
Island is "interested in learning children's
interpretation of the holiday season:" ,
Entry forms are available at Fashion Island s
concierge desk in the Atrium ~urt. and at.many
children's departments and specially shops 1~ th.e
center. Judges wiJI divide the children's entnes into
three groups depending on ag~.
The winner will participate '".the annual .
tree-lighting ceremony and rcce1~e :sn ~rt materials
kit, and a $500 Fashion Island gift ccrt1fic~te. All
entries and winning art works will be on display at
Fashion Island for the public to view.
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H'btthtr you•rt a merchant or D shopper, if )'OU
bow ot-.-,ood b11y, i'il lore lo sl•e you some
publicity. Call mt at 5-10·112-1, fDx mt at 646.oll70
or ttrltt. to mt: lkst BuJ'S, Daily Pilot, JJO it'. Bay
St .• Costa Mtsa, CDlif. 92621.
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Real estate sales
Newport Beach
o 910 Alder Pl S610.000. 5 bc.-droom. 3 b.Jth to
Step~n Zamu~n
o 2167 Visl.a Enlrt\d.a, SJ80,000. l Uedroom. 2 bath to
Miehael fe1ry
o 4ll Vist• Truch;a S21lO 000. l b..-.Jroom.:2 b.lth to
John L Sch\\-Jrtl
o 1961 Visl.i del Oro S370 000, 2 bc-<froom, 2 b.lth to
Dorothy ChJndler
o S02 A'llt Lugo. sz;o,000, l bedroom, 2 b.Jth to
·Roberto A).tla
o 3101 Corte Porfofino S400 000. to P.tul A Muses
o 3132 Corle Calcta, S-104,000, to JJn\ts A ..,..ne
o 1• R11c.. 'Q.IWs....~SO;OOO, J-b<d1oom~b.i to ,_., .... . .... M3tt •
o JO Burning Tree Ro.id, S!lo0.000, '4 bedroom, l b.3th
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c 1018 Sandcastle Or., SS73.200. 4 bcd1oum, l b.lth to
David 0 fleet
0 9S4 Sandcutle Or. S395.000, J bedroom, 2 !>.Ith to
Don.ild Kef.JnS
• c tatl P0tt Sht'ftield S400,000. J ~room, 2 !>.Ith to
Bruce B. Lanon
o 1807 Port jhdflcld, S4 l 9,000, J bl'Clroom, l b.lth to
M.chael I Fl.'lmsoo
Costa Mesa
o 3363 fuchsia St .. S260.000, l bedroom, 2 !>.Ith IO
D.!rek W 1 lendmon
c 993 Dahlia Ave.. S269,500, J lwtlmom, 2 b.lth to
Jt'ffrr li~1res
o 926 H~de Ct, S 192,500. l bedroom. 2 b.llh to John A
Martin
o 3 lSS Collt"ge A~e .. S 146.SOO. J b..'tlrnnm, 2 b.uh to
Peggy Valc!Jlulf
o 1083 SH TerrAce l.\nr, S167.QOO, 2 bc~dmom, 1 bath
to Drl 0 Ri>ing
o t 106 Valley Ci., S210,000. J bed1oom, 2 b.11h to lcMn
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Newport Beach/Co1ta Meaa Dally Piiot Thursday, October 22, 1992 Alp
Around Town ·. -.
Send your i tems to Bob van
Eyken, The Daily Pilot, -3)0 w.
~y St., Costa Mesa, 92627.
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Square dance -The city's
senior square dance troupe, the
Costa Mesa Quicl<steppers, invite
experienc.ed $quare dancing __ -'-------
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3 The Loil of the Mohltun1 P 11 ? )(), s ' •S 7 IS. 9 •~ couples to their weekly dance, 9 -
a.m. Thursday al the Costa Mesa
Senior Gtizens Center, 19th Street
and Pomona Avenue. The group
has female partners available for
single. men with square dancin~
experience who would like to JOin
the fun. Call 545-5669.
The pill -Or. Carl Djerassi,
the Stanford chemistry professor
who helped launch a revolution in
American sexuality wh~ the
age of 28, he synthesized tfle first
oral contraceptive, will speak at 7
p.m. Oct. 22 in the community
room at the Newport Center
Library, 856 San Clemente Drive.
Call 644-3181 for informa tion.
Livin2 with Cancer -the
Patty and'teorge Hoag Cancer
Center will off er a six-week course
entitled "living with Cancer,"
designed to meet the special needs--
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I Candymon ~ 5 IS 1 30. 9 •5
:' Th• Lot1 of the MohkaM ~I • 30 7
of cancer patients and their
families, beginning Oct. 22.. To
register, call 7 ·CANCER.
David Bartholomew holds Paco, a Great Horn
owl, that was on display last month as part of
the CaJifornia. Watchable Wildlife project at the
Upper Back Bay Ecological Rese rve in Newport.
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Caribbean cooking -
The city ol Newport Beach will
off er a clas& in Caribbean cooking
from 7 to 10 p.m. Oct. 22. Call
644-3151 . Advance registration is
required.
Christmas Boutique -
The Balboa Yacht Club's Christmas
Boutique '92, featuring gifts from
31 v-endors, viii be held fro 10
a.m. to 8 p.m. Oct. 22 at the club,
1801 Bil))rde Ome in Corona def
Mar.
Friday, Oct. 23
Glendale reunion -
Glendale High School's class of
194 2 writ hold rt.s SO-year reunion
the ''ee~end beginolng Oct. 23 at
the Ne,\.port Marriott Hotel. For
informJt1on, call helyn HemphiU
Glenn at (61 9) 630-9414.
Traver adventure -
Adventure travelers Gene
Carapetyan and Louane Peck will
share tht>ir e'perrenc~ in the e"'otrc
island!> of the South Pacific with a
colorful ~licte prt.·sentatron at 7 p. m.
Oct. 23 al th!! Oa)1s Senior (enter.
Call 644-3244 for more
information
International dinner -
The lnternatrOnJI Students O((ice at
Orange Co.bl College will ho~t an
1ntemat1onal dinner &rnd
performance by the Latin American
Guitar Quartet Jl 6·30 p.m. Oct 23
at the college's Intercollegiate
5.-iiling and Rowing Base, 1801 W.
Coast Highway 1n Newport Beach.
For tic~et information, call
432-59·W
Support group -A
spiritual and emotional supporr
group to help participants deal with
anger, stress, addictions, illn~ es or
relatronYiip problems wtll meet at
noon Friday at Visions and Dreams
Emporium. Call Dan Millstein at
556-8000 for information.
Saturday, Oct. 24
Newport Harbor '82 -
Newport Harbor High School class
of 1982 will celebrate its ten-year
reunion at the Radisson Plaza
Irvine, 1800 Mac Arthur Blvd. For
more information call Peggie at
538-7971 or Corne Kates at
673-3565.
Rose show -lhe Orange--
County Rose Society will present Its
annual show, "Roses By the Sea"
from 1 to 5 p.m. Oct. 24 and 11
a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 25 at Roger's
Gardens. 2301 San Joaquin Hills
Rd . in Corona del Mar . Call
646-0360 for informJTion. ---
Bridge class -An ·
eight-wee'K course m beginning
bridge will be off crcd beginning at
12 :30 p.m. Oct. 24 at the Jewbh
Communtty Center, 250 E. Baker
St. in Costa Mesa. Call 495-1303.
Country fair -Game), ~
ndes, celebrity gue)l), baked goods
and food s from around the world
w1l(be f eatu'ced at Prince of Peace
Lutheran School's Country Day
..fa.it. J a.m.10. 3. p.m. ~uh school,
Mesa Verde Drive and Bal.er Street
in Costa Me>a.
Long-term care -A
worbhop entitled "Long-Term Care
rn the '90s: Who will take care of
Mom and Dad" writ be offered :it
10 a.m. Oct 24 by Orange Coast
College Commun•l> Ser\ice), 2101
Fa1rv1ew Rd. m C<hll Mesa For
information, call 432-5880.
Marine forests -Fishing
and S\v1mm1ng competrllons, sl.in
and scuba d1v1ng. li\e music, a
seaiood coo~ing competit ion and
much more will be leatured at the
first marine for~ts F~ti .. al, starting
at 9 a.m. Oct 24 at the BalboJ
Pier. The event rs sponsored by the
Manne Fore)ts Society, an
organ1zat1on dedicated to
preserv.ing Lhe marine em rronment
through tf1e propagation and
maintenance of underv. ater plant
life. Call 67 5-77 29 for mform.ition.
Sunday, Oct. 25
Go urmet benefit -The
se\-enth annual "Great Chefs oi
Orange County" Food Farr \v iii be
held on CK.tober 25, at the Four
Seasons Hotel, 690 l'\e,\port Center
Ori\ e in f';e" port Be.ich Tickets for
the e .. ent are 5 ~5 per person.
proceeds '"" go to the l'\at1onal
Kidney f ounClatloiltorf'lOre
1niormalion, tall the National
Kidney Foundation at 962-7675.
Monday, Oct.. 26
ADD and self-esteem -
Ne,,port Beach marriage, iamrl) -
and child counc.elor Janet \ \'hrtney
will offer a ~eminar on attention
deficit d1-,order ent1tlL-d "lncreJ)ing
Self Esteem rn the ADD Adolescent
and Adult'' at "' p m. Oct. 26 at
the Coa>tline Coun)t'fing CentPr.
11 S1 DoH' St. suite 105 rn
~e" port de The ·~ a non11n
charge ot SS. Call 476-0991 lur
intormation.
Tuesday, Oct. 27
Senior Celebration -
The Or•mse Count> Fa1r~roundi
'"'" ho)t the 1992 Senior Celebration on October 27. It "ill
include ~enior arb and crafb,
e~h1bits and senior ganw~. Tht-
event b open to all <.eni1.m, 55
)'t?Jrs oi .1ge and older.
DAILY BREAKFAST
SPECIALS
Served 9:00 -11 :30 Nii
MONDAY
One egg, potatoes, toast,&coffee -$2.9S
-TUESDAY
J.B. Breakfast Sandwich -$3.2S
WEDNESDAY Two eggs with bacon, potatoes & toast -$3.95
THURSDAY Denver omlette with potatoes &toast -$3.9S
FRIDAY
French toast & baoon -S3.9S
SATURDAY
Bagels & lox platter -SS.SO
SUNDAY
Eggs Benedict with grilled potatoes -$6.9S
. -...
. JB~s sports Deli M<.nily-Th1~ 9-~m·9pm
liic1Jy &. Saturdiy 9-dlll .. ~
Suroay 9am .. 8pm
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(714) 6444969
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Pre-registration is reqUlrecl oy
September 21 . For more
1ntofmat1on, call Jeff Graves at
7 51-3247.
Republican Women -
The Costa Mesa Republican
Women Federated '"II m~el.aL
1tl:30 ,un. S et. t.7 al lhe Costa
~1e ... a GoJf and Countiy Club.
Can f datt>) ior the Co)la Me-.a Cit\
Council will be gue:.h at the
n-cctrng For rniormJliOi1, t:Jll
557-6545
Art of bonsai -A )IX·\\eel\
cla)) 1n the art oi cult1\at1ng and
tra1n1ng miniature trees '"" be
oiiwt.'d from 6 30 to 9 p m
beg1tl!'1ng Oct r at the
!>.rnghl>0chood Commuwt) Ceo.ter ..-
1 4 P:irl-J\q~. 1n C.o:it.l Me.:i.i.
Part1cip.1nts mu)l b" at le1~t 18
}eJr) old. For inform.llion call
6is.ass1.
Halloween party The
Coron.1 del mJr ChJn ber o(
Comrnt-rce \\. 11 ho~t ·a HJ1lo"~n
pJrl) JI ; p.m Ocl 2; at the fo·t'
(rO\\I:. »lJurant l he p.lll\ '"'"
foat ure 1 .. bulou) hJ 'd ot>u\r~. hot
c1dL•r. a no·ho)l b.u celebrity
gu{'>l~ .rnd ca~h prill') tor the best
costumes.
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At Harbor lawn, people are im{X)rtant. We believe
that every fumily deserves a ~nalized final tribute.
Here, only the family selec~ the type of service they
want and the price to be paid.
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Business The Bu5'ness ~ runs on Mondays. Wednesdays. Thursdays and Fridays Business Editor Tony Cox ... 642.,.321, ext. 371
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.J':. ~iSome · small lend.ers actively pursue business loan market·
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:>•~Credit crunch works to
-1, advaAta§e of-several area -
to atLract new customers and build institution's asset q_ualiry. petitors eliminated. It's not good with 1eprescntativcs Crom eight with ~bal we have to offer~ 1 think
market share. "The problem wilb banks ii they (()5.tff& ff6ftom)' because then: arc ctttrercnt lnst1tutlons lWer 1' ntni:-there ~ ~Hent t>ppOrtunities; ..
-A few local lendel'S" -sue as tend to be enamored with the fewer available credit sources, but month period. He said that .in Whitman said.
the Newport Beach offices of First numbers.'' said David Rothenbue-it's good for us." spite of his company's financrnl Like f inH Los Angeles' Rothen-
Los Angeles Bank, Tustin-based hler, local branch manager with Rothenbuehler said he instructs strength, only two or t~ree of t~e buehler, Fred Hoekstra, manager
El Dorado Bank, Irvine-based Ma-First Los Angeles. "I look at the his loan officers not to be "order banks showed strong interest in of Sanwa Dank's Newport Beach
rine National Bank and Los Ange-economy, management and the takers," but to work with clients as handling his accounts and loans. branch, said he believes being ac-
les-based Sanwa Bank -are not numbers. 1 place emphasis on individuals and try to find ways to ''It's weird," Gaulager said. "As tive and ne:<ible in today's credit.
only listening when prospective management and their attitude to-honor their requests. He added good a shape as we are in, some market will pay long-term divi-
business borrowers come calling, ward repayment. We try to get to that by being personable, helpful of the banks didn't really want <lend for his institution. He added
but are also going out and seeking know the entire relationship be-and as flexible as possible in work-us." that by being helpful and offe(ing
new clients. These active banks fore we go in." ing out prospective deals, his staff Dill Whitman, vice president at suggestions to prospects who don't
have n't lowered their lending Rothenbuehlcr said many of his has been able 10 bring aboard a Marine National Bank's Newport meet Sanwa\ lending standards
standards, but they have the finan-competitors have been forced out lot of quality new clients who were Center bronch, said he believes today, he hopes to make frien9s
-< banks that have money to
lend and a willingness to
ork with borrowers.
By Tony Cox
Buslntss Editor
lf your business has fallen victim
to the credit crunch, you may not
be looking in the right place for
loans. cial strength and inclination to of the market for new business turned away by less active institu-there arc adequate credit source -and client -for the future.
take advantage of the tight credit loans, including several who are tions. available for quality borrowers like "We're in a unique position be-With savings and loans forced
out of the commercial lending
business altogether and many
banks pushed to the sideline) by
mergers, regulators and cold feet.
business loans have become much_
more scarce· over the last few
market. under some form of cease-and-One of those new clients is Gaulager, but a reduction in com-cause we are being aggressive,"
First Los Angeles Bank's ·New-desist order from regulators. West Coast Medical Equipment. petition has opened doors for rela-1 loekstra suid. •·we're not ju~t sit·
port Beach branch has been espe-Said Tom Tarter, an executive Tom Gaulager, owner of West tively small banks like Marine N:.i-ting at our des~ waiting for them
cially opportunistic. Over the last vice president with First Los An-Coast Medical, said that after de-tional. to come to U). We're out there yea~ the lO~ea~~d branch has ~gc_l_es_:_•_·w_e_'_ve~h-ad~a~~-t_o_f~~-m_-~_ci_d_in=g~to~c_ha_n~g_e_b_a_n_ks~,_h_e~n_1e_1~~··-F~or~an~o~rg~a-n_iz_at_io_n~li_ke~o-ur_s_,~d-~_n~g-de_a_ls_.·_·~~~~~~~
._years. But there are a few busine)s
-lenders in this market who remain
nearly tripled i1s deposits and
more than doubled its loan portfo-
lio. Such rapid growth might seem
dangerous, but First Los Angeles
officials are confident about the
-active, and they've found tbe crcd-! ~l crunch to be an excellent time
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SPI In joint venture with Russian firm
COSTA MESA -SPI
Pharmaceuti~als Inc. has
reached agreement to form a
joint-venture operation with
one of Russia's largest
pharmaceut ical companies.
SPJ's agreement with the
state-owned Leningrad
industrial Chemical and
Pharmaceutical Associa tion, ,
kno\¥n as Oktyabr, marks the
firsl privatiza1inn of a major
pharmaceutict ompany in
Russia and the largest single,
direct foreign investment in the
city since the country declared
its independence from the
former Soviet Union.
The de:il calls for SPI, a
Today
subsidiary of Costa Mesa-based
ICN Ph armaceuticals lnc., to
eventually own 75 percent of
the joint-venture company,
which will be called lCN
Oktyabr. The company is
expected 10 begin operations
next January.
SP.I made a simi~r
joint-venture deal last year in
Yugosla,ia, leading 10 the
formation of a profitable
company called ICN Galenika.
ICN's fou nder and chairman,
Yugoslavia-born Milan Panic,
later accepted an invitation 10
become prime mini~ler of his
troubled native country.
-By the Daily Pilot \
Personnel policies -The Merchants and Ma nufacturers
Association will present a one-day seminar on updating personnel
policies and employee handbooks from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 22 at
the Sheraton Newport Beach, 4545 MacArthur Blvd. Call 558-1550.
Friday, Oct. 23
Time manage ment -Effective Time Management is the
t11le of a one-day seminar to be offered by the Merchants and
manufacturers Association, 9 a m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 23 at 1he Newport
Sheraton. 4545 MJcArthur Bhd. Call 558-1550 for information.
Tuesday, Oct. 2 7
Small business -The third program in the series "Starting
or Starting O...er, How lo Make Your Small Busine>S Successful in
the '90s" will be offered at 7 p.m. Oct. 27 in the Community Room
at the Newport Center Library, 856 San Clemente Drive. Call Tom
Johnson at 644-3188 fnr iAformat1on
Thursd ay, Oct. 29
Huma n resources -"The Ultimate Asset -People:
Insights from a Leading Professional Recruiter" will be the topic of a
talk by Paul Verstraet~. of Mark be Verstraete, at 7: 15 a.m. Oct. 29
at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway. Call the Newport
Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce at 644-3186 for informalion.
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Newport Beach/Coata Mesa Dally Piiot Thursday, October 22, 1992 ASll)
Judge blocks disclosure ·of billings for AmbuPgey defense
significant." management.'' mo\.e himself from the matter be-
Osterlund, who makes no secret cause of his council candidacy.
of supporting Ma>or Mary Horn· Amburgey then hired another
buckle and counci l members -attorney, L.::mrc:nce Harvey to
Sa.ndy G~nis nn~ Joe ~rickson in argue the case. '
the fees and reimbursements Re-
toske has billed the city since Oct.
1990 Because of the city's rigor-
ous leant statement analysis, which
consim of an outside claim adjus-
~ Resident wants to know
how much City Council
candidate Retoske billed
the city for legal services.
By Joel eem-
A Superior Court judge ruled
Friday that while the city should
release the records of what it paid
Rctoskc, releasing the billing
statements could "arguably jeopar-
dize attorney-client privilege'."
-And, even though a golf couac
settlement has made the court
case all but moot, Judge Marvin
Weeks said releasing the informa-
tion could damage Amburgey's po-
sition.
He also s:iid that the money he
has been paid represents 25
months of work and that the City
Council approved the hiring of his
firm to represent Amburgey, and
revi~ed and approved.. all of his
payments.
this years elecuon, thin~ dthcr· "The case is s11ll Active and the
wise. . cfocument;" '"ere so detailed in na:-
. "He obviously has something to ture that it could disclose Mr. Am-
tor re\iC"in& the claims as ~eJI as _
city legal personnel, there was de-
Sllll Writer Retoske said council members
should bear the criticism for the
h1de, or else why wouldn't he \\ant , _
h · " · 1 d.. h burgcy s strategy and g"e an ad·
tailed information on each of the
statements, Haney )aid.
COSTA MESA -A city resi-
dent has been halt ed in her effort
to find out how much council can-
didate Denis Retoske billed the
city while defending former coun-
cilman Orv Amburgey in a golf
course lawsuit.
. high cost of legal fees sin ce they
could have se ttled the Costa Mesa
Golf ~nd Country Club case a long
ago. Retoske is representing Am-
burgey in a lawsuit filed by form er
golf course manager Tim Green,
who alleges Ambu rgey and other
city officials conspired to get him
fired from his position as manager.
t e in1ormat1on re ease . s e h 1 · ff.. 11 k d vantage to t c p a1nt1 , arvey as c . .d rnformation included details of
mceung. di)cussions and even lo·
cations of meetings, Harvey said. City Attorney Tom Kathe said
he was surprised by the decision,
_adding that the city was seeking
full disclosure.
"All I wanted was the exact sai ·
amounts he billed the city and The statements in question arc
what the city actu:illy paid him. -==========:=--:===============, Now I guess ''e'll ne,cr know, ..
she said. "If he's running for City
Council and blasting the present
council for the '"ay they've spent Retoske has received about
$148,000 from the city to represent
Amburgey but records that would
show how much he actually billed
th.c city arc being kept confiden-
tial.
Diann Osterlund requested the
records nearly a month ago.
But Retoskc dismissed Ostcr-
lund's inquiry as an election stunt,
saying that since his resume is
spotless, opponents are trying to
dig up any dirt they can. He said
the difference between what he
billed the city and what he was
paid to represent Amburgey is "in-
"It is pure evasion for th e in-
cumbents to imply that they are
not responsible," he said. "The in-
cumbents running for re-election
are seeking to divert attention
from the council's poor bu~get
. money, rd ltkc tu compare his fis-
ca I record against the in·
cumbents."
Retoske said "htlc it "a!> in his
best interest to ha\ e "full disclo-
sure," he left the decision to his
client, Amburge)', ;rnd opted to re-
Veteran builder Gerald Charles Adams dies at his Costa Mesa home
Veteran bowling center developer
Ger:ild Charles Adams died Tuesday at his
Costa Mesa home. He was 61.
Adams built about 35 bowling centers
during his career -in locations ranging
from Tulsa, Olka., to Wuppertal,
Germany, to Tokyo. He and·a partner,
Jerry Klein, were in the process of
developing the Co ta Mesa-Metro-Bowl, 11
40-lane, SS million b9wling center near the
corner of Baker and Bristol streets, as well
. !\
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as projects in Hawaii and San Diego
County. .
Born in Detroit, Adams attended UCLA
and served in the Marines .. He was a
member of the Veterans of ·Foreign Wars
and the Amcric~n Legion. ..
Adams is survived by his wife, Sally
Adams, of Costa Mesa; daughters Linda.
of Beve rly Hms, Les 1e Sinclaire, of
Columbia, S.C., and Cindy J<Jcczko. of
Costa Mesa; sons David Adams, of Simi
Valley, Ron Co) le, of Vista, and Ste\ en
Coyle, of Oceanside; and nine
grandchildren. •
A viewing will be held from 3 p.m. to 8
p.m. today at Pacific View Mo1 tuary in
Newport Beach. A funeral se!' ice "ill
begin at 11 a.m. Friday at St. John's
Catholic Church in Costa Mesa.
Jn lieu of flo\\er~T t-he famjly uggci.1s
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Dismissal asked in suit over man's exhumed mother
~ Bizarre case involves
son's plan to preserve his
mother forever in high-tech
cryogenic crypt.
body in cold storage at Harbor Lawn for
the next 13 ye:m while he :ittempted to
create a high-tech portable mausoleum
that would forever preserve her remains.
Nobili i , or \\here his mother's remains
are. lie s:11d the man, ho~e\er, has sent
him several letters :ind post cards from
Rome over the l:ISl few months.
Watson said. "But it's unfair iu be
putting my client through thei.c c\p.:n~..:~.
It 's really ridiculous."
Wa1'on .,aid llarbor La,,n c\(!11 ai:.rc:cd
back in I IJ90 to lorgi' e 1 ht! S50,0<J0 J1
Nobili O\~cd them for stor~1gc Cu)b.
Wut:.on .said di f'\obih, "ho cJaim:. to
be a doctor, b oov. tr) ing 10 p:1:.s himself
off ::is a l:.t\\>cr, pri111111g on luUrt
docuanl!nts lOthcr u1tu11tc\ ~ C.. laforni:.a
13;.ir A.,~oci ion number and the phone
number of an D1t:go l;m -.rm that h:.as
By Lorf Ann Basheda
Stall Write<
Jn December of 1990, llarbor L:iwn
g_ot a court order to remove the body
and had ihe remains shipped to a
coroner's office in Sun Diego, which is
where the woman died.
According 10 Wabon, di Nobili wrote
that he had had a private audience with
the Pope, who had agreed to pu t his
mother') remillr\~ in u basnicu because
she was a saint.
Qi Nobili, "ho took possc"iun of hb
mother!s oo y snortly-::rftcr it '' ..i'
shipped to S:tn Diego, i-. sccbn~
SI00,000 in d.images for mcnt.il ~ngui'h
and suffering.
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):.tid, t.li Nobili could lace ch.u!!C:. ol
COSTA MESA -An attorney for
Harbor Lawn-Mount Olive Mortuary
asked an Orange County Superior Coun
judge Monday to dismi~s u lawsuit filed
by a man who contends the funeral
parlor illegally unpluggell a refrigerator
where he had been storing his mother's
body since her death an 1976.
Joseph di Nobili, who dug his mot her
up in 1978 after she had been buried for
nearly two years, placed her 92-}·ear·old
Last December, di Nobili filed suit
against Harbor Lawn, saymg the
mortuary had agreed in 1978 to let him
keep his mother there until the crypt he
was creating wall finished.
On Monda), ho\\Cver, da Nobili failed
to sho\\ up for one of the first hearings
in the suit. A Superior Court judge se t a
second hearing for Dec. I after Harbor
L:lwn attorney Frank \Vat'ion motaoned
for dismissal.
Watson said he hJs no idea ,.,.here di
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to place his mother's body in th e
portable cryogenic chamber he, was
creating and "accompany her beloved
remains" on a ship to Italy.
In an initial coun hearing, Wut on
said, di Nobilt had drawn up
8-inch-~y-24-inch sketches of his mother
clad in a floor-length princess gown that
~he ''ould \\Car once entombed in the
m.lUsolcum
"I don't I.now about ... this guy,"
In an earlier inteniew, Di Noluli ... iid
then that after picking his mother':.
,,. remains up he transferred the bod~ tu u
mausoleum in Los Angeles "here )h~ b
now immersed in a solution he h.i)
concocted.
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A8 Thursday, October 22, 1992
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Local firms aid
girl's struggl·e
against cancer
• ...,. Assemblyman Ferguson says he'd support drilling In a national emergency.
Democratic challenger Toledano says he's opposed no matter what the circumstance .
~ 8-year-old faces two years of
rigorous-theFapy;-but doctors and-family .
members are hopef~I she'll pull through.
By LoriAnn Basheda
Stan Wnter
M ichclle DeNoewer has lost all her hair
. and her stomach is almo t always upset.
But the 8-year-old Costa Mesa girl knows
she has to get sick before she gets better.
DeNoewer has cancer of the nervous system.
And although doctors believe she can be cured,
the young girl must withstand a series of
treatments that would test even Superman's
streng1h.
So far, so good.
"Her spirits arc high," said 35-year-old fa ther
Terry DeNoewer. "I'm the basket case."
The cancer crept into the DeNocwers' lives less
than a "eek before Mic;helle was to begin third
grade at Paularino Elementary School.
It all began Aug.·26 when DeNocwer took his
daughter to 1he emergency room for an exam after
she had been complaining of pain in her side. .
Numerom. tests and X-rays turned up some sort of
mass, and t\\O days later doctors )Cheduled
surge I).
13ut \\hen surgeons opened the young girl up
they found a malignant tumor that wa simply too
large to remove. Sc,cral weeks and score s of test
. later, doc1or) diagno~cd Michelle with cancer of
the ne nous s~stcm.
"My '"ife (Janelle) was 1he strong one when we
found ou1," Teri) DeNoe,\er said. ··out I am
doing better no,\. l\e learned about the disca e
and ho" to accep1 the thing) that are going to
happen."
What is going to happen depends largely on
how well 1he next two ye:.m of treatrnenis go~
DeNoewer is fa cing l to 20 months of
chemotherapy, "'hich "'111 keep her stomach
constantly in turmoil. Doctors ha'e also scheduled
)C\eral radiation treJ1mcn1 s, two bone marrow
harvests and a possible bohe mar1ow 1ransplan1.
And every step of the "a) "111 be mood )wing),
nausea, pain and lcll\arg}.
"But she under)tJnds ho" bad it b," De Noc" er
said. "And for a little girl. she's really taking it
-weU. She's uy-ing her hurtlest 10 be ns much of :r
normJI little girl as possible.''
School '"ork, for instance, 1i. one of the girl's top
priorities. DeNoe"'er said a tutor now comes to
Michelle OeNoewer has cancer of the nervous
system and is facing months of chemotherapy.
their home in Santa Ann. The DeNoewers moved
there from their Costa Mesa home of 10 years
shortly after Michelle wos diagnosed so they could
be minutes from Children's Hospital of Orange
County.
Michelle must stay in the hospit:il at least a
wed. after each of the chemotherapy sessions she
must undergo. And for each day she stays, the
hospitnl charges an average of $5.000.
M ichelle is cu rrently undergoing her second
treatment, and alread)• co ts ha'e exceeded
S 100,000, according to De Noe" er.
Janette DeNoewer's insurance pays for much of
the medical bills, but not all. And Terry
DcNoewer had to quit his job to take care of
Michelle.
To help out, co-workers at a Costa Mesa law
firm where DeNoewer 1 a legal secretary have
done donation drives. Las t Sunday, Garrs Sports
Lounge on Superior A\cnue in Co)ta Mesa held a
benefit for the girl, collecting more than SI 1,000.
"It was just a beau11ful thing," DcNoe\.\er aid.
"The place was packed. And the people were just
beautiful.'' '
Garfs O\\ner Rita Garofalo, a friend of the
DeNoc"er , aid don:uions can still be dropped
off at the bar.
In the meantime, DeNocwe r said, the only thing
to-tfo is pray. The ralc of recovery for 1hc type of
cane.er his daughter has ranges from 35 percent ot
\\Or)t to 75 percent at best.
"We're just pra) ing )he'll make it," he said. "
By Russ Loar
5'1111 Wf*'
COSTA MESA -Republican
Assemblyman Gil Ferguson and
Democratic challenger Jim Tole·
dano traded ~bs on the subjea.gf
offshore oil drilling during a candi-
date debate at Orange Coast Col-
lege Tuesday night.
While both candidates say they
are against offshore oil drilling,
Ferguson said he would support
an effort to determine the amount
of oil off the California coast.
"I've always opposed offshore
drilling, but I do not oppose deter-
mining how much oil is out there
so that we will be ready in an
emergency to save our country,"
Ferguson said.
A former Marine who fought in
World War II, Korea and Viet-
nam, Ferguson said one of the les-
sons of Desert Storm is that lives
can be lost because of oil. "It isn't
a choice between off shore drilling
and beauty," he said. "The choice
is, how many times do we go to
the Persian Gulf, to send ou r
young boys and women over there
to fight to ensure the oil lines?"
Toledano dismissed Ferguson 's
reasoning, accusing the 69-year-old
assemblyma n of lacking a real
commitment to keeping the coast-
line free of oir derricks.
"I'm also opposed to offshore
drilling. The difference between
Mr. Ferguson and me is, I will al-
ways vote against off shore drill·
ing," Toledano said.
"You're a lawyer, not a Ma-
rine," Ferguson shot back.
''Grow up Gil," Toledano re-
torted, prompting applause from
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the audience and a remark of
"gentlemen, please!" from the
League of Women Voters modera-
tor.
Libertarian candidate Scoll
Bicser.J.S..a 0 1s•a Mesa computer
graphics artist: rcmain~d out of
the fray, saying he was in favor of
"responsible" exploration of po-
tential oil sources.
Ferguson, a former Irvine Co.
vice president, is running for a
fifth, two-year term in the state
Assembly. He was recently l)amed
chairman of the GOP Assembly
Caucus by Assembly minori ty lead-
er Bill Jones (R-Fresno).
Toledano, 48, a business litiga-
tion attorney and a former Univer-
sity of California Regent, ran un-
successfully against Fountain Val-
ley Assemblyman Nolan Frizzelle
in 1990.
The new 70th Assembly District
includes all of Costa Mesa and
Newport Beach and pam of Ir-
vi ne, Laguna Beach, Lake Forest,
Santa Ana and Tustin. Voter reg-·
istration in the new district is 59
percent Republican and 28 per-
cent Democratic.
During the Tuesday night de-
bate in front of nn audience of
about 12.S mostly senior citizens,
Toledano was pointed in his per··
sonal attacks against Ferauson.
Toledano called him "a symbol of
ineffectiveness and divisiveness in
Sacram.£ru~ _re resent in no one
but the specia interests w osc
money he so eagerly takes." .
Toledano also sought to dis·
tance himself from powerful As·
sembly Speaker Willie Brown. "I
also pledge to vote against the ma-
chine politics of Willie Brown," he
said. "No one owns me: no one
dictates to me; I'm not afraid of
either Pete Wilson or Willie
Brown."
Ferguson warned that ~uch . ~f
the state's current economic crlSas
has been compounded by Demo-
cratic lawyer legislators who have
turned the state into a "well-oiled,
business-eating machine" due to
over-regulation. And he said Tole-
dano would continue that trend.
Speaking directly to Toledano,
Ferguson said, "Every answer
you've given 'tonight has to do with
government doing something -
getting in bed with business, P.re-
paring five-year plans, work1n&
with the universi ty -always to
government."
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Judicial elections usuallY low-key, but not this one
~ Race for seat on
Harbor Court bench has
been unusually hot right
trom the start.
NEWPORT BEACH -Judicial
races rarely make headlines, but
the race fo r an open seat at
Harbor Municipal Court has
generated its share of controversy
since the early days of the primary
campaign.
The fi reworks began in May,
long before a crowded field of five
challenge rs was narrowed down to
n runoff between candidates
Debra Allen and North Orange
County Municipal Court Judge
Margaret Anderson.
Some of the candidates
registered strong objections to a
campaign ad by Deputy District
Allorney Mike Jacobs that listed
the ~lifrcations of all five
candidates.
Anderson complained about the
ad's reference to her work as a
public defender, which stated that
she had "spent eight years
def ending robbers, murderers and
r:ipists." Anderson called it "a
dcspcral~ act of n desperate man."
Jacobs countered that he was
cl:irifying Anderson's "misleading"
campaign materials, which tated
that she had worked in the
District Attorney's office and was
an incumbent judge. Jacobs said it
w1as importan t to point out that
\he was a public defender, not a
prosecutor, and that Anderson \\:IS
not the incumbent in Harbor
Municipal Court.
Despite Jacobs' explanations,
two of the judge listed in hi s ad
"1thdrew their endorsements.
Anderson \\On the primary "11h
37 percent of the \.Ote, not enough
10 avoip a runoff with Allen. '~ho
cnme in second \\.ith 25 percent of
the vote. Allen was the top
\Ole.getter in the elec11on for a
\Cat on the 70th District
Republieafl -Central Commmcc,
demonstrating her strong tics to
local GOP leader). • '
The Allen campaign was
cntic1zed in early Septembc:r b)'
fo rmer state Supreme Court
Ju tice John Arguelles, "ho
objected to the U)C of the state
Margaret Ander.son
Supreme Court logo on invitation)
to a campaign reception. Arguelle)
had agreed to attend Allen's
reception, bu t only as a guest.
Arguelles was troubled that the
invitations called the event,
"Justice Arguelles' Reception to
elect Debra Allen."
Arguelles is not making an
'endor~ement in the race.
Allen, a-44-year·old civil
litigation attorney, wa also
criticized for cl:timing to 11av,e
graduated summa cu m laudc from
UCI, a honor rese rved for the top
I percent of the grJduating clas~.
The unaver ity reghtrar confirmed
there was no record of Allen
gradu:iting summa cum laude. Dut
Allen claimed that UCI w:is "plain
\HOng."
A top campaign ofl1cbl for
Allen later told a reporter at the
UCI newspaper that !.he had
indeed made a mht.il.e.
"\\'c con":>1der ll :in innocent
mistake and ''e con.,1dc r it a Jc;id '
b'IUC," Allen s:iid during a
_, telephone intcf\ ie" Mond:iy.
Allen ha!\ crsticiLeJ' Anderson
for her ballot listing "1\ judge,
<1a)1ng the Jc ignation may lead
--'\'OtefS to bcheve 1 h~t Amtcrson "'T1i'
. the incumbent judge. But
Anderson 1s equall) critical of
Allen's claim of being a "Judge
pro tem," SJ) ins there is no sucn
title that one hohh except \\h1lc
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judici~tl volunteer \\Ork.
Anderson, 59, is a judge in
North Orange County Municipal
Court. She was first elected in
1984 and re-elected in 1990 fo r a
second, six-year term. A(tcr the
death of her husband, Anderson
decided to run for the Harbor
Municipal Court seat in order to
shorten her commute frorn her
Huntington Dench home, even
though there are four years left on experience e'cepl for pro tern the best position to protect the
her term. work hearing traffic and small value-:. of the community if you :1re
Allen is criticul of Ander on's claims cases. a resident of that community"
reasons for pun.uing the rare Anderson, \\hO has a lS·)Car AnJcr,on bdic,es ones city of
opening on the Harbor Court law career induding eight years as residence should not be at l''ue in
bench, created by the retirement a judge, said Cl\ ii bw amounts to the judiciul race She \J)i. her
Or Judge Selim Fr:lnklin. Should 10 percent of the court CJlcnJar JI I l f d t 1 arge num )e,:r o en or,emen s
Anderson win, it will create an ___ m_o~~~der~l'fli5\ lim:alirr-:i long ~f~m l:n' en:o1c.cmenrirrlt?;v;·~-......:.--~---1
opening at the North Orange r h z 1 s I ould list Of law cnforCC!01Cnl ng I\ org:tlll a IOn i; l
County court th at could remain cndorsemenb, including the com ince \Uter' that she i) the •
open until the 1994 election, Allen Association of Deputy ~far-:.hal'I of be-.1-qualificd cJndidJh! AnJc:r,on
said. Orange Count> and California, 'aid the 11"\tne Police A'i,uC1Jt1un
Despite all the charges and :.ind the California OrganiLation of is bu killi J.LpJlS ~ndonJ.:.l~llL"OI ---·
counter-charges, botln:andid•:ncs Police & Sheriffs. Uut Allen.h:.is her by pun:ha-:.ing hundred) of
say they hope voters will focus on been endorscJ by the A.s~oc1:1110.n poliucal signs 10 ::tlhcrthe their
their qualifications. of Orange County l?eput> Sheriffs. support.
Allen, who passed the bar in Altho~gh the JUd1c1al race ti.. "It':. significant that the people!
1985 l·s a longt1'me Corona dcl nonpartisan, Allen has emphas1Lcd 1 1 ·ti th c t nd ·n
Mar 'resident and a former her conservative Republican "'10 wor" "1 1 c our s a .'
planning commissioner who has credentials and her 27 years of the cour~' are ~ot only cndor:.ing
residence in the! communitv. "It's me. they re g1,1ng up their free kept a high profile in the
community for many years. She a nonpartisan office, but it\ a lime to go out and tall.: to pcoplc,"
fairly partisan count)," Allen :.;.11J Andcrson s:.iid. ''I'm not gotng tu
has the backing of local GOP during an interview with the Daily critic1Le rm opponent, I'm running leaders and her campaign mailer
promises that as a judge she will
be "tough on crime and will keep -
criminals off our streets."
Dut Ander on points out that
Allen, a partner in the Santa Ana
law firm of Portigal Hammcrton &
Allen, has liulc crimi nal law
Pil ot in July. "I think you arc in on my r.:~urJ :ind m} reputation ..
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Volunteers Volunteers Editor Jon Ferguson ••• 642-4321-> ext. 368
Volunteer-I liirectory:;. · · . .. . · .
• • Ult-•--·~.,..-~.-•• ~~ •• ,._. -.C· ~ ~· ., .......
ALI Association
0rlft98 COlllty Chapter
lhe ... Am)'Otrophic t.:atet.ll. Sclw~
As.soc1ation Orange County Ch.Jpter has
need for m.Jny 1.>oluntecrs. For tnforma·
lion, c.Jll Bobbie Green ,u 921-8503 or
secretary Martha Haber at 436-4872.
American Cancer Society
The Amencan Cancer Society') Orange
County Unit is seeking office \Olunteers
Tuesda)'S and Thursday$ tor an) time pe·
riod from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Volunteers '"ill
help '"th vanety o( pro1ects such as Oaf· (od1I Day$, Mat..ing Strides. Jail & Bail, the
Great American Srnokeout and more. For
information on these and olher \Olunteer
opportun111~. call Selma Sladet.. at 751
0441.
American Red Cross,
Orange County Chapter . .
The Or.1nge County chapter of the
AmenGtn Red Cross needs v01unteers who
enjoy public speat..1ng to addrN com-
munity groups about Red Cross !er\ ice> as
p.:in or the ch.1pter's Speat..er>_ Bureau
Volunteer public information o(ltcers .ire
also' needed to act a5 l1a1sons \\1th the
media 1n d153ster and emergency >1tuJ·
t1ons For in(orm.itton, call !udy lannac·
cone at 835-5381
Arts Academy ol Orange County
The Arts Acadern\ oi Orange Count) 1n
Costa Ml').). 1s a new urnprt.'lla organization
for the Ct»ta \.le>J .o\rt Leagut• Ballet
Montmartre. C<htJ Me>.l (I\ tc Pia) hou-e
and Newport Bc.1Ch Sho,,t1me fhc group
is planning to lund and buo:d a com·
muntty ¥LS tac1l1ty lor th.: tour i;rou~ in
Costa Mesa For more 1n1orm.1t1nn clll
..\lice Leggett at 540 255 ~
Assocladon Renaissance Creators
Association Renaissance Crc:at. 1> 1s a
non-profit group 1r ,. NJ \\l J "h1l h
sponsors <1nd sup s mull •utrealh
community ser\ ice program). su• h as the
homeless ~nctuill'). ARC nel>d> ' 1lunt1:cr)
to donate and del"er garage sale items for
our SaturdJy tund-rai)('rS at J 142 (, ri.
lane. The group relies on pulll1( support
to maintain month!\ needs 01 rv>J uut •,
and shelter costs In add1t1on tu mon..:Wr.
tax-dcdu.ct1ble dona11ons, the group n<'t'd'>
tools and a truct.. for its labor '"''" pool wtuch responds to communot) nl ..:d c.111>
tor hand1wort.. fii.1ng and cleaning 1olh.
Other needs are ol volunteer grant '"ltt'r
fund-raiser. CPA and legal coun..clor F ,,
in(ormalton on any of the programs or
how 10 volunteer. please call Dr Rent•t•
"'lamaste at 540 5803 or 754 ·9S'd
Bdet Pacmca
The Ballet Paciloca Guild, a \Oluntet·r
suppon group for Ballet Pac111ca, nl'Nf..
\Olunteer) tu SCI\ e as u>h·rs wll l ·shirh
sellduoce and cool..1t"' at l'\enl\ condvl I
fun ·raising e\enL>. help \\llh c~tume
and scenel'\ rep.w' Volun'l'N~ "ho p1t•lt•r
not to JO•n tht> i; d J••' 'wkorne and
they mav help a• f111 le ur m.,ch as des11C!J
For 1nlurma11on, c.1 I \lnl., L\nrh at 64.! 9rs
Big brothers, big sisters
Men and '"oml'n O\er .!O year., of d);l',
having li.,.eJ in Or.inge Count' 101 '''
month; on the rob lo< at least J month)
are needed to St>f\>l' as big brother) or li1g
sisters for children 6 16 from s1nsle parent
home) It requtre> J one-,eJr commitment
o( 4·6 hour) per \\eet.. to sen.e ch J role
modl'I for a child Applicants must go
through a s.creenini.; .md .rotl'" oe'" proce-.s
as do the children and eltOrb .ire mJde
to compat1llly match the rwo For inform.1
11on < Jll 544.7-~ J
Boy Scouts of America, Inc.
Orange County Council
The Volunteer opportur ltl"' Jrt• bro.id
but include ~rt-r,mge p•uwct> l<l..l• teac-h·
1ng ses)1om Jt sumnwr d.1\ < Jmlh to long
term comm1tmenb 1n lund·ra ""g. pro
gram de,elopmPnl .ind tram1rg tu e\1!.ltnl\
troops and pan,, ~or m1H<' 1nt111rnat1on
call Jason S11nr at 5·H1 ·4'1'10
Boys and Girls Clubs or Costa
Meta/Newport Beach
The three area Boy; and Cul~ Club~
need volunte<>rs (or num..:l't1us rea •)ns. 1n·
eluding \OluntE er coa(l l"> for iourth
througn e1gli1h gr.1de ba•t..etball .ind roll
erblade hocl..e\ 1J.n11wledge of hoc!.~ nr
soccer helptul fhe ba>l..ttball se.1~n l.t)I
12 wtel..!. "''th om• g.ime .ind ont• or l\\>11
practices pc.•r we<>t.. Teachers ar<' n~dC'd
to volunte<'r tor a couple ol hour\ or mui·
hple sessions (what(.".er one can alfurdJ to
tCJch an an or craft workshop for 7 • l 3
year-olds Voluntel'~ are nel'Cled for alter·
noons m the shop area 12·5 pm.) and
game rooms at .ill three area loc.ilions, in:
eluding the Rae C<>nter at 661 Hamilton
on the ~est side o1 C0>t,1 M~. the Lou
Yantorn Center JI l 131 I u~tin A ... e. be
hind the .._..,scr School ;and the Ea..t Bluff
Cenll'f at 2555 Vl)ta Del Oro by Corona
Del Mar I hgh School For 1nformat t0n
call Dock Po, .. ers o( Harb<"' Area Bo'() and
Girls Club .u 642 2245
Bralle lnstttute
Braille lnst1tute's claSSC) for l<>g.1lly blind
o.1dults provide social rccreatton.il ;and ed
ucatt0nat opportunilin to help blond men
and women O\.ercome 1solo.111on .md othN
'problems rl'IJted to 10>\ o( sight Vol
untttrs are needed to .w.1)( 1n thl' Crt
alive Arts crafts portion o ( the progr,.m, to
drive for outing_) or to te.>ch 8r,1ille Vol
untct!rs will be lr.lmcd to wort.. w1lh ti~
blind 1n this worthwhile, h11htheo1rted pro•
gram. 0.mcs ate Thursd.lys ill tht-OASIS
Senior Center 1n Coron.i ~I M.l1 from IO
a.m.·1 p.m , or at the San~ An.1 .Senior
Center on Wedneiodays from 10 .i m 0 2
p.m For 1nforma1ton, call M.1rt1 Roger) .11
821·5000
Center tor Crtlllvl Alternat1ve1
Thf-Centrr for Creahvtt Alterno111v~. a
non-profit chant.Ible 0<g.intz.illon ~h1ch wort..s throosfi the United W.iy, h.i • YOI·
unteer pos11ton ava1l,1blc for .i tl'<ept1on1~1
from 9 am noon •nd i1 nted (ex gr•duAte
lewl lntemJ or tt.J•l'\ffS· for tnfoun.attQn
all K.lt•n •U 64l·OJ77,
_Where'
to the 1nd1vidual and store hour~ are Tues-
dily·Saturday from 10 a m.·7 p.m. for in·
formauon, Cclll store manager Joseph Am·
~·1~8'64. --
t1ms of parental drug .Ktdiction. Volunteers
wilh a bac:karoond in the medical fiekf ve
preferred. ror information Of\ eilhcr pro-
gram, calf 722-11 o'.
The volunteers and service dubs page needs continued~
So if your organization needs volunteers, let ut know Md lhi
Daily Pilot will include a sumnwy of needs in future edldanl. If
there's a dedicated individual or new Pf01FM1 ol spedll .,__
which may be worth more mention, call in~ felture Idea
Service club's can look for regular dub news in upcomi"I
editions, but we need your press releases.
For more information, to register your dub with the pa• or
to provide news on your club or organization, all Jon Ferguson
at 642-4321, ext. 368.
Harbor area It is op<>n to the public on
Thursday$ from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. and by ap·
pointment. Volunfeers are nttded (or the
Childsen'' ~Mgf"""7~ ~ current books and to di,tnbute the m,1teri-
als to schools when requested The society
needs pl'Ople \\<1th an inter~ 1n local his-
tory to St'n-e as docents (tour guides) at its
historicJI site, the Diego Sepulveda Adobe.
Other needs include people '"1th typing
and filing slolls and ~pie with neat
handwriting to work with the photo col-
lection ror in(ormJltOn, call Charles
Beecher at 548 7229 or Mal) Ellen Cod·
dard at 856-7193.
Enter 11111
faster Seals Society needs volunteers for
onf,'Oi"fl clerical work, to help In programs
for children with disab1ht1es and one·hme
\Olunteers 10 help with special events. For
information, call MJrty Atherton at 545·
2033.
hnllW Dlv1l111•llll cm.-
The Fairview Developmenl.11 Center in
Cosu Mesa needs volunteers to aid in the
classroom, workshops, leisure programs,
taking residents to cfasses or a w~lk, secre-
tarial, ground~t..eeping. and staffing the
clothing stou!. They also accept donations
in furniture and clothing any others wel-
come. For more information, call Corrie
Rausch at 957·5188
Center For Famlly Collisetlng
The Center 1or Famil) Coun>.elmg. .i
nun·prot11 counseling center a\SOCiated
'"th the \MCA, nl'f!ds add111onal bo..vtl
mC'mber) ''ho meet one ttme .i month to
prO\ 1de community support and direction
for the center Also, the center needs a
part-timl' "olunteer in the e\.entng:> as a
rl'(ept1omst For informatton, call AC!rienne
Stocl.olt or Nina at 75-1-1144.
College Hospital
The College Hospital Costa M~ Au1ul-
1af} 1s al\\a~ looJ.rng lor friendly people to
\.Olunteer at the hospital to help with the
pa11enl!. Jnd to PJ'rio1m clcncal duties. For
1nl\lrmahon call Su..an \\ esthe1mer, vice
prP)iclent ut mem!Jl.·~h1p, at 640·4-120, Or
Colll'ge Hospital o( CChta Mew at 642·
2734 irom the t •UI) ol 9 J m -4 p.m
Community Hospice Care
Commun11) tt,l>poce Care, an organ1za·
tton that pro\ 1de) medical and emotional
support to tN m•nJll\ 111 patten!!. and their
ram1l1es in the Or.1ni;e Count)' olrt•a, ne<.'ch
volunteer) In. CO\t.1 i\ll')<1 and Newport
BNch. \.olunll'f'rs mu~ be able to g"e
l\\O to (our hour) ~r \\Cet.. for \IS.ting .
people. providing periodic respite relic( to
care givers, reading and writing letters and
running occasional errands. A free se"en-
\\eCk series of volunteer training classes
begin on Monday evenin~ beginning
~P' H at the Ciystal Cathedral in Gar·
den Cro\e. Other non-patient volunteer
opponunities are av:inable in the hospice
0H1ce 'Or community and requtre minimal
training. For information or registration,
call Cindy laird olt 637-7075
Costa Men Literacy Group
The Costa Mesa Literacy Croup run b)'
Margerie Fuller and Ruth W1bon n<'Cds
volunteers to help people become literate
or teach F:nghsh as a second language For
general informalton or ltmM for future
tutor trJinlng sessions, call Margery Fuller
at 548-3384.
Cotti Men
Senior Clttzn Corp.
The Costa Mesa Senior Center, a multt·
purpose senior seiv1ccs fac1l1ty, is now
open at the corner of 19th Street and
Pomona Avenue. Volunteers <1re nl'edl>d
Exclllnle CMI Cbld
Abun Prevm1lon Center
Volunteer training ~ssions for parental Glrl lcaull
J1des are coming up soon. Volunteers are The Girls Scouts of OrAnge County will
needed by the hchange Club Child Abuse train all adult volunteers. Volunteers are
Prevention Center to help "1n11lies where needed (or troop leaders There are also
an incident of child abuse has been re-s~al committees to plan events for the
ported and a referral made by the county. girls and adults. Committees could enlAlil
PMent aides work with an "at risk" family ei.:tensive time O\er three or (our months,
for one )ear, building a trusttng relatton-or 3.4 hours a month over a full ~ador
ship which subsequently enables th~ p.:ir-ongoing committees. The Girls Scouts are
ent aide to teach the family parenting. always looking for community people will·
communlcatmn skills and problem soh.-ing ing to share expertise for one-time lee·
tc.-chniques. Training Sbsions are Sept. 21 lures, demonstrations or classes. For infor·
Jnd 28 from 6·30 p.m.-10 p.m and Sept. mation, call the Girl Scout Council o( Qr.
30 and Oct. 21 from 9 a.m ·5 p.m. The ange County ,u 979-7900.
center alllO needs \Olunteers to work with ..----------------..,-
folm1hes of high nsk children \"ho are vie·
to pro,tde occasional transpona11on to frail 1---~-=:::::::.:::::::=-------,
seniors, do minor home rep.11rs, olnd to as·
WINDSHIELD CRACK
AND CHIP REPAIR sist with special events, fund-raising. gen-r,ic;;;.......-----------.-.. eral office work and word procfi)tng
Volntl"Cr instructors are <llllO needed (or
classes at the center, including book rl'·
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Thursday, October 22, 1992 A11 ~
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-Deliay, Watt best choices· in Newport
This Is the nrst Jn our series of endorsement ,.di·
torials tor the Nov. J election. Tod:iy, Mt take u look
at the Newport Beach City Council race. On Sotur·
day, we'll review the Newport Beach ballot mea·
sures.
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F or as stormy a year as it has been in
Newport Beach, the upcoming City
Council race is remarkably civil.
And, to the good fortune of vote rs, filled
with good, qualified candidates.
Three of the seven council seats are up
fo r grabs, though that is something of a
misnomer since one of the incum bents is
not being challenged. Unlike many cities
Oebay is already a City l lall veteran. She has
been o_n the Plurming Commb!>ion since 1987 and
previously served on the Citizen's Environmental
Quality Advisory Committee. She is a past president
of the West Newport Community Association and
has served \\ ith a host of other
groups.
She has a reputation as a
bright, hard·working person who
has, in the parlance of govern-
ment, paid her dues along the
way.
Banks is new on the civic scene,
having cut his teeth on the long-
running debJte over the e>.pan-
tO\\n that needs the most help and :ittcntron. She
will be a worthy advocate for West Ne'' port.
We hope, however, that Danks doesn't get dis-
carded in the election shuffle. It would be a waste.
not to somehow take advantage of a person with so
many good rdeas. A future plJn-
ning commissioner, perhaps?
District S... Incumbent Jean
Watt is being challenged by
Diane Coltrane and Uob Lewis
to represent the dbtrict that
takes in Oalboa lshind and it en-
virons.
And \\hile Coltrane, a real es-
It 'ltanJ~ as a grcJt tC'>trmoni:.tl 1h..1t e'en those in
Ne\\port Ocach \\ho dbagrce \\ith Wall's eO\tron-
mcntal pos1tiom. :m: also lined up to \Ote fo r her
The reai.un ,., bcc.mse she is open-minded, c:uns1d-
ern1e anti dra\\!> her argumcnl'I upon logrc, not
anger.
It \\Uuld be a dr-.scn ice to Ne\\. port
Ue..ach 1f Jean \\'att I'> not rc:-elected.
Obtrict 7 .. Tlus ,., the John Cox show.
in Orange County, Newport Dcach has J o b
councilmatic district in \l.hich counci l _.an e ay
sion plans for Hoag Memorial Jean Watt
Hospital. But he is not short on
tate agent, and Bob Lewb. a
management consultant, are able John Cox
candidates, Jean Watt is simply
Ag:.iin. l he \l.!tcr • .m councilmJn C. running
unopp\N!d for the seco11J trme in hrs ten-
ure. And that\ too bad. 1'.ot because of
John Cox himscll, but rathe r bdcause e .. ery
pohtic..un should he f, recd to defend his
or her record That°'• how o democrac)
work!>. And 11's dis:ippointing that Cox -
l\\.ICC no,.,, -h.1-. been gl\en a free ticket.
members represent specific geographic areas but
are, nonetheless, elected at large.
District 2 ... With longtime Council\\oman Ruthe-
. lyn Plummer stepping aside, the district which rep-
resents West Ne\\. port Oeach \\ill 'iCC a new face .
And there are t\\-O to choose from: Jan Ocbay and
Richard Banks.
energy and ideas and already has drawn up detailed
plans for such things as the ci ty's economy and the
reviva l of West Newport.
While it is unlikely th e ci ty would go wrong with
either candidate. our nod goes to Jun Dcbay. She
"ill come to the council "ith experience "hale still
bringing new blood and enthusiasm from a side of
one of the best council members this town has had
in recent )Ca rs.
Wall i'> a leading environll}entalist in a Ctl) that Iii
environmentally unique. She cares and worries
about the things that help se t Nc,.,.port Beach apart
from the other cities in Orange County. Her \Oicc
on the council is vital.
'
Still, Cox is a \Jluable \Cler.in \\ho has a weahh
of experience and has become one the Cll) 's go-:.to·
people "'hen il comes tu reg1on:.al issue'I such as. air
quality and tran,portat1on .
Along "rth Cox. \\.C urge \Otcr~ to re-ekct Jean
Watt and turn the n:im. uf 01,trkt 2 over to Jan·
Deba)
Measure P: · Just say yes For Republicans, OC
is the promised land Newport chamber endorses term limit initiative
IYDllllll O'Nel
T he Board of D1r~ctors of
the Ne\l.port Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce
has voted to support Measure P
which, if approveJ, ''ill lim1J
members of the Newport 13cach
City Council to erving two
consecutive four-)ear terms.
Support or Measure P by the
Chamber is not intended to
renect poorl) on the
performance or the qualificatron
of past or current members of
the City Counctl. Gener.illy. the
Chamber and Council have had
a good \\-Orking relation hip mer
the years. Also. the Chamber
recognizes that historically. there.:
has been a reasonable rate of
turnover of member on the City
Council. Still, the temptation tn
leave well enough alone was
re isted by the Chamber in
keeping with the policy or the
board to become more \l)1blc on
issues of local concern.
The Chamber's position on
term limits is really aimed at the
overriding need to restore public
faith in our represent all\ e fo rm
of government. The sen e 1s that
"incumbents" do have the
advantage in election campaigns
or name recognition and .,
fundraising capability. This bas a
"chilling effect'' on the average
c.1tizen \\hO might othcf\\isc run
for office .
The fact i-., in the last and in
th1-. City Council clcctrop, there
\\ere Jnd .ire mcumbcnt council
member'> \\ho wn.and arc
running unopposed Regardlcs
of the qualrtic<;
of an incumbent ,
an unopposed ,,,
candidacy i
i.ymptomat1c of
a S)'~te,,. either
sick "rth ap:ith)',
or
oven' helmrngly
111tcd in fa,or of
the office
.tga111 quahf) to be rc-eledeJ l\J
the C11v Council. I urther, there
is no cie ar e\ 1dcnce "hi ch
'upports the theol') th.it
member~h1p on regional bo..ards
:inJ committees 1 ha)ed upon
council membe~hrp 'enrorit~. In
fact, the bc\t
people v.:11h l~c
most capable
lc.1dership skrlh
normall} arc
appointed to
thc\e position!..
holder A
process of
enforced
rotation in oflrce
\l.Ould open
vacancies on the
NEWPORT HARBOR AREA
£HOMIER Of COMME§SE
Measure P rs
part of 11
gro"ing national
trend
quesuonrng term
limits for elected
otr1c1:ib on all
lc .. eb of
go,ernmcnt
City Council and encourage
many more people to sen·c rn
local go,crnment
Opponents of term limits
argue that this could force
\\Orthy lcaderi. into early
retirement and d im11rn.h the
city's representation on regional
government bo:irds, agenc1e' :ind
committees. Measure P Joe\,
ho\\e\:Cr, provide an opportunity
for a counc1lpcr on to sit out a
couple of }Cars after se~ing two
consecut1\:e terms. and then
including term
limih for member of Congress.
A few \late are placing the i 'Uc
on the No,ember ballol. In
California, the measure i
Propos11ion ltH. Your \Otc on
thi proposition abo iO\oh:es
.. ,c1ghrng connicting
con iderations and 1ntcre t).
Becau e \enrorrt) rs so
important in Washington ''ilh
choice committee chairmJn,h1p-.
and assignments hinging upon
longe,ity, )Our chamber take-.
the po rtion thJt Californ1J
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•I ~. • t • :.~ .... • -I ~·:r -;• ' Letters . .; . ·--~ .:·...,. ~t .. ·' _ ._ . _ .r . .J. ••
'hould not impose by itself term
limit on rts representative:. to
Congress. If \\C did the stales
hJ\ 11ig no le rm 111n11s '' 111 likely
contrnue to produce the special
interc t representathes in
Wa-.hington more mterc!lted in
:id' uncing their own political
careers than being r~pon'i"e to
their constituency. This \\Ould
create an unfair ad,antage for
tho c states becJuse seniority
does. unfortunately. equate to
power on the "Hill."
According!). the Ne\\ pon
Harbor Are:i Chamber of
Commerce is opposed to
Measure 16-i, the Congrc'ls1onal
term limit inrtiall\e for
reprc entatl\cs to 1he U.S.
Congrc\s.
On a local leH~I. hO\\C\er. the
chamber belie,es that, on .
bJlance, the \irtue of an open
democratic proccs) are better
ef'ed by ha,ing term lrmrl!> for
elected rcprcsentJtion to the
City Council. No one ha) a
monopoly on goo<l idea and
leadership. The Chamber
belie' cs term limits "'ill advance
lhc common good and ultimately
result in belier municipal
government.
btnni O'i\'eil is D member of
tl1e Bonrd of Din'ct ors of tilt
Seo port llarbor Arr:i ChDmber
of Commtrct .
Tlmm,Rull intere t We ure very apprec1athc. Council to 60 year .
On behalf of the Newport Ocach Sister City
Association, l wi h to th3nk Ru Lo3r for
)Our excellent CO\erage of our JapJncse e'<·
change students from our ~i tcr crty, 0 1.a-
z:iki, Japan. Both photo and article poi·
gnantly captured the excitement our studen t
were experiencing.
It is enthusiasm and support uch tis your:.
that encourages all of us in our worthwhile
pursuits. Thank you for your time. talent and
No on Prop. M
JOLYN WA)NE
• Publicity Chairperson
l am :ippallcd at the intent of Prop<.Nt1on M
The founders of our cit> purpo ely 111cluded
wordage in our charter to allow the ci tizen
to be heard and to vote on tkcision1o re: long
term leases or city owned \\ater front prop-
erty. Propositio n M takes away this right by
extending the current re tricuon of the: City
CA rHERlNE WHIPPLE
Newport Beach
Hard Rock thanks
LA rcspon:.e to your arricle on the 1,500 job
upphcanb tl')ing their beM to obtain a po i-
11on with the fabulous Hard Rock Cafe, let
us not forge t to thank the wonderful Irvine
C'ompan) for creJtrng 150 job in Fashion I -
land. A big round ol applause for the lr\1nc
Company
GISELA DURMEISTER. Newport Beach
W t::LCO~l t:, PILGIU;\l
\hnncslllJ Congre~'" 111 \in
\\ l•bcr, .1 fJ,t-n-.1gg ,t.1r 1n
lhe con ... er\athe Republican £.Jl..t'\)'.
"J' 1;,ue,t urJtor t 1e other dJ' .rt a
Center Club lun1.heo11. ·
It \\.ts h1' lirst \l)il to thc'ic
hall,m ed 'hurc,,
Ml er
rnngr..1tulJt1ng GOP
ch.mman Tom
l'ucntc 1 \\hO\\a~
ol, ... 1..ning h1 1-lth
b1rthdJ}. \\ ebcr
looked arounJ the
c\pcn.,l\CI)· To m Fuentes
appointed room. -----...;.i and Jrd \dth -.ome re,crence. JlrrJ "I'm Catholic, but l \C nc\er \IS1tcd Rome. 1*111 AnJ no" I'm Join~ the nc\t b1.:st thing As a
------consen Jll\e Republican, I 'e finally mlJe rt to Local Orange Count), California.
__ s.c.e.n.e.·. ncT 1 ·;\7111.\T co1Pc ro 1::~rR£~1i: .,
I he Jforemcntroned I ucnre ... rs l;\eang tw itted
about hb reced ing ha11 rne. So 1 our count}' Jr..,tnd attorne\,
~like Cnpiai.
When the) met the other night. arl krnds of bJldncss cures \\Crc
di cu sed Someone suggesied that they rub their JenuJing
noggins \\.Ith Preparation H. \\ 111 thJt put ..an end to the
rcce~sion'! No. i.a1d The l lclpful One. but it'll 'eem th:it \\ay -b)
)hrtn'-.ing the si:Jlp
0
\\OW, 11;\JES MU 'T RE.UL'\ BE TOL:Gll -At the ultra-posh
Center Club lun .. heon (')CC: abo,e) • ..an ekgJntl~ attired gentleman
"alkcd -.1ra1ght to the rccep11on1~1·s dc~k. after turning his
~kr1..eJc) <>00 Sl::.L O\er !O the parking attend.int, and :.i .. ked :
"Uh. cx1..u e me. but Jo )OU ,,1lrdJte!"
:J
OOP~. I •ORGOf A :"llCE L\O\ -In Tuc:-.Ja) s roll-call of thl'
13kion11.: r Bng:ide, I should\e llh.luJcJ the n;.11ne of Nnnq Llliott.
She \\a' there throughout the 12-hour a~:.embl:Jgc of fun-lo\ing
h.:mJks .11 Gino' On the Hill. :imi ''a C)pcdall) 'olrrnous hl\l.urd
the token mJle.
f\anc\, a ''aitre1, at Gino's to r four \car.. kne'' preci~ch "'hat
cmcrgcn9 measures "ere necJcJ to p0rcp:irc the bcfudJkd gent
for Opc1a11on Initiation Ocfore he coulJ C\Cll 'lrP into something
comfortjblc )be hJd a11csthe11zcu him \It ith l\\.O hi :ting BlooJ)
M..ar)'· \Iler th.11. a!.> be't a c.m be re\.'allcd, it '~a' tot:.al n1~ana.
Oct1n11cl) lllll a drug. ,....., .._,
\A GO rlA DE C \R£HLL\' l..\Ul -.Uankcr l{o)ul Radeke
:lltended a dinner p:itt} the other nrght at the Bc,erly Hilb
mJll 1011 ol a rcno,.,.ncJ pl:isllc urgcon . Hh onc-\\llrd :ippral\al ,,(
famou~ fello\\'-guest~: "Uplifting."
Jtrry Kobrin·~ column ruu l'ut~dll) • 1'hund:J) \, and
3tUrdJ.U.
Best of the Readers' Hotline: The Presidential Debate . . .
And now, at
last, a word
for George
Editor's note: Followins is • sampling of
the rcspon~s on the third ancl fin~/
prcJidcntial debate. For those cunou
where the pro-Clinton rc.~ponsc~ lire, ~ell.
'" wondered too. The truth ;,, there
wcrcn 't any.
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This last debate emphaiitcd to me that
Ointon it a pure Democrat and thus
cndonc1 more pcrnment involvement in
our live• which I 11ronaly oppoae.
Perot seem to have &ood rdeas but hi
la~k of e>.pcrience scare me on l)Sues
other than the economy. llush i!>n't perfect
but at least he is a known and halt pro' en
him elf in crisis. The media ha been
blatantly favorable to Clinton ond
olwiou ly critical of Ou h.
Their cd11orialiLed nnd prc1uJiccd style
or presentin& news and view of ii.\ucs on
the candidates this election. ha\ me
toncctned
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UONNlE O'Nl-IL
New-port OeJch
I ctin JU\t !lay, oh de:u, )ilU I.no~ the
father of our country, George Wt1\hingto1l,
n\uit really be chuckJins in h1' gra\C right
nov.. You knuw tho deb:uc~ JiJ help me
with my deci ion and ~ven though all
three ha\e blundered at one time or
another, they 111 till h:."c: some good
. . .
, thrng, to off er So I ay elected all three.
Why not? We c:.rn uddress them a
Pte!.1dcnt Ro.,, Uushinton.
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SALLY BROWN
Co ta Mc :i
I· am \Cry much intcrc!ltcd rn Pcr\ll. I hope
he gets in. lle's actually the first man l'\'e
ever pra)ed for. He ha\ to get in there.
MARIE DARRY
Newport Uuch
0
lo spite or wll.lt Shck Willy say • the foct
is that Ar~an,as 1s 4Sth in per ~oplc
1opcnd1"8 in the United State and 46th rn
teacher pay. Si~ of lO Arkan!hls collcai
frc hmcn need rcmc:Ji:al education.
Ha¥Cn't heard much of th:at. havt ~e"
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BOD OROGOl:R
Ne"port lka"h
I Jon 't know "ho \\-Oil the 1.kb:ttc . I dll •
know "ho lo~t and a u'ual," hen
government goc to \I.Ork, the Americ:in
ta'pa)'cr lo es.
Dill Clin ton cert.1inl) m:.il..es a m~l.CI)'
of all of u b) telling u' he tic'-.-. with
bigger government.
I don't know who \\lluld \Ole for him.
Perol much the ~amc medicine, w-c necJ
more p.incls and comm1tt<:c-. hJ ct thi11
do"'n in go"ernmcnt.
We certainly h:a .. c: a plcth,>ra or tho e at
th1~ time ond they fail mi .. ernhly. Lca'c
u\ with the only choke Gcorse Uu h,
hcina wmcllnc:.~ho at lca\t h,lpcfull~ can
hold the &Wund in &O\Crnmcnt.
lt lca"c' \Ulen "'1th the onl cho1, to
C\'Cr ~ U11 Republic in3 tti:at 1s t~l ' lh.·
for Rcpublkans or Ubcrtitri:m •
0 RRY ZANCK
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Season's first rain
~Clash of cold northern air and tropi cal moisture br_lngs are~irst brea~ from long dry spell .
By Tony Oodero
Stall Wmer
A mixture nf troptc.al and norttRrn rain
clouds stormed through the area Wednesday,
dousing locals from John Wayne Airport to
1he Newport Pier wi1h the first rain of
au1umn.
"We've had two little spurts so far," said
Gordon Recd, Newport Beach marine s:ifcty
officer, from his perch a1 the Newport Pier.
"'When ii comes down, ii comes down pretty
good.''
Al one point, Reed said lifeguards
measured .05 inches of rain in five minutes.
Reed reported water and air temperatures
hovered at about 67 degrees Wednesday
along the beach wi1h a 2-4 fool south swell
and a 4-mph south wind.
Officials from the National Weather
Service reported the raiM were part of a
northern cold front blowing through
Sou thern California and the remains of
tropical s1orm Yolanda, about 1,500 miles to
the south.
But no matl er what caused Wednesday's
showers, it was a reminder that rainy weather
is looming.
"It's the first real significant rain of the
season," said Gary Neumann, meteorologist
with the National Weather Service.
Neumann predicted the rain would taper
off this morning with partly cloudy skies
through today and Friday but said the
precipitation could return by the weekend.
Wednesday's moisture had little effect on
operations at John Wayne Airport, said Joe
Fowler, trafrte manager in the airport tower.
"It's been a very light rain for about an
hour," Fowler said. "The rain doesn'1 bother
us. They (the planes) just keep coming and
going.''
The rain did not dampen the spirit of
severtll volunteers a1 Pacific Ampitheatre
who were busy preparing for a visit 1oday by
Democratic presidential nominee Bill
Clinton.
But CHP officials say the wet weather
made the freeways a mess.
"We had about 20 accidents at one time
county wide," said CHP officer Bill
Wedderburn. "We had about two hours
where we were just really swamped."
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COUNCIL
From A1
esume the invc.stigation by the
~this weck~But Jle could not
say how long the investigation will
~take.
''Each of the interviews are tnk·
ing a different lenglh of time;but
our goal is to do it in a maller of
a few weeks," Murphy said.
Attorneys representing 1hc five
women and the Bayview chapter
of the National OrganiLation for
Women argue that Bridges is not
fi t for the city's investigation be-
cause he is an attorney who spe-
cializes in defending cities agaim;t
employee claims and thus would
not be sympathe1ic 10 the \\Omen's
complaints.
gesuon of a Grand Jwy invcsti&a·
tion.
"No," snapped Councilman
John Cox, Jr. "A lot of people arc
making a lot 10 do about nothing.
All of it is based on allegations.
What's a Grand Jury going to aain
out of #his thing?"
Cox blas1ed both the media and
the altorneys who represent the
foe women claiming the charges
against Campbell and Villa have
been blown out of proportion.
Those same attorneys. Bayview
• NOW, the Daily Pilot, Los Ange-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ lcs T~cs and Ci~ ~uncil candi-
Of the allegations regarding the
five women, the strongest to dale
is Ropke's clnim that she was
raped by both men. The other
v.omcn, police officers Cheryl
Vlac1lek and Rochell Maier, and
office employees Margaret
Mclnnnis and Mary Jane Ruetz,
allege Villa fondled them and
made se~ual innuendoes while in
the presence of the v.omen. Camp-
bell I.new of the incident but did
nothing to stop Villa, the women
allege.
CLINTON
From A1
Dishonest Candidates plans to
ny over i1, towing a huge banner
th:n says, "Clinton's A Liar."
Thi is tbe same group that new
o'er Anaheim stadium three
weds ago towing a "Clinton's A
DrJfl Dodger" banner over the
Rams football game.
Out Orange County
Democratic Party Chairman
Ho\\ard Adler is unconcerned
abou t potenual anti-Clinton
demonstrations. "This will be a
h1s1oric event -the night the
'Orange Curtain' falls," Adler
said. "People want a change.
faen Orange County wants a
change. We want economic
PLAN
From A1
m~menl. It would be very ex-
pensive 10 move.''
Assis1ant Ci1y Manager Don
Lamm said Automobile Club
officials d1dn 't voice their dis-
pleasure with the expansion re-
strictions until shortly before
the general plan was passed in
February, al a point when
me mbers of the City Council
"eren'1 willing to delay an nl-
reJdy drawn-out approval pro-
CC.'l>S any f unhc r.
"They were di sappointed and
were probably considering the
option of moving." l....<tmm said.
But by showing s1rong interest
in working out an expansion
plan wit h the Automobile Club,
he added, 1he Ci1y Council
avoided that possibility.
Council members Joe Erick-
!.On and Sandy Genrs volun-
1eefed to meet with Auto-
mobile Club offi cials, along
with ci ty iaff, to try and work
out an accep1ablc exp:insion
plan for the processing center,
Lamm said. The parties "first
me t two months ago, he said,
and crty officials ordered a traf-
fic !.tudy around 1hc si1e.
That study is due to be com-
pleted rn about a week, Lamm
said. Based on those findings
and the Automobile Club's
rideshare programs, he said,
the City Council will then con-
side r amending lhe general
prosperity and we know George
Bush can't give it to us."
Sign pa.inter Rachel
Abowitt-Brice, a 20-year-old
Orange Coast College student,
said she was certain that lhe
country's economic problems
would lea~o a strong victory for
Clinton.
"There's no way that 1hc
middle class could handle
another four year!> of Bush," she
said. "There's no v.ay that my
grandparents could handle the
health care tha1 they're gelling
with another four years of
George Bush."
Clinton California Press
Secretary Jay Ziegler said the
endorsement of Clinton by
prominent Orange County
Republicans is evidence 1hat he
plan to allow for a major ex-
pansion. He added tha1 the ap-
proval process could be com-
pleted by as soon as next
spring.
"I can't speculate on what
the ou1come will be, but I think
we're aJJ hoping that iI the
Auto Club is so good wilh their
current rideshare program, they
will propose an aggressive new
program chat keeps the number
of trips generated al an acccpl·
able level," Lamm said.
"We thin)c it all looks prcuy
favorable. The council doesn't
wan1 to lose 1he Auto Club
from the city. They value the
jobs. ll's an exci1ing possibility
to keep 1hose jobs and bring
more."
Lamm said the expansion
plan calls for at least part of
the Automobile Club's corpo-
rate headquarters to be relo-
cated from Los Angeles and
consolidaJcd with the process-
ing center.
Like Lamm, 1he Automobile
Club's Browdy expressed opti-
mism about obtaining approval
for an expansion of the pro-
cessing center. She added that
it would be premature to say
what options 1he Automobile
Club would explore if the ex-
pansion were not approved.
Said Councilman Jay Hum.
phrey: "I would hope moving
would not be an option. I don't
1hink they're looking to move
at this time."
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is not a traditional Democra1ic
candidate, .
"Gov. Clinton is really.a new
kind of Democrat and the best
pince to be to send that message
is Orange Coun1y," Ziegler said.
"His politics really nren'1 about
taxing and spending, they're
about getting the economy
started again. h's a message 1ha1
reaches beyond Democrats<"
Republica n Anita Mangels.
state chair of Republicans for
Clinton, said she does not sec
her support for Clinton as a
dcscr1ion qf the Republican
Party. "l followed my
conscience," Mangels. said. "I
believe 1hat Rutherford B.
Hayes, who was a Republican
presidenl, said it best when he
said, 'He serves his party best
,
who serves~his country best.' "
Although a poll released
Wednesday shows Clin1on with
an 18-point lead over Bush,
Clinton campaign officials say
they arc concerned about
overconfidence in C:ilifornia
where 1he poll close late.
But 1hey also relish the
prospect of actually winning in
Orange Coun1y. It would be the
first time a Democratic
presidential nominee won in the
coun1y ince Franklin D.
Roosevelt in 1936.
"What better way to send a
message nationwide than to win
in Orange County," said dcpu1y
campaign dircc1or Townsend.
''Bill Clinto n wun1s to win
Orange County -that's why
he's coming here."
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date Richard Banks have called on
the city, to request a Grnnd Jury
investigation into the police de-
partment activities.
The· council members believe
the city's inves1igation ~viii be
much quicker th:in th e Grand
Jury.
And al lca!>t one c1I) council-
man bris1led :11 the mere the sug-
Since Ropke's allegations be-
came public, .Murphy· placed both
Campbell and Villa on puid ad-
ministr:uivc lc.1\e. Or~cc Praet, an
attorney for Campbell and Villa,
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gru11tled" employee and thar nei-
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Thursday
October 22, 1992
The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Roger CarJson .... 642-4330 ext.387 '
Section B
Classified/87
Automotive/810
Fash1or\IB 14
ESlANCIA-'---+->-
RUNS PAST .
MUSTANGS
Wednesday's PCL conquest
completes unbeaten league ·dual
meet slate, finals approaching.
By Oeno.s Brostemous Spo:i~ Wr •er '
co~rA ~tl:SA -lhc
Estancia 1 ligh bo)' cro's
count!'\ t~am took ljre or
11' fmal "tcp in completing
JO unbc .. ten l'Jcifi.: CoJ)l
LeJguc dual meet sched-. ·
ule
But more .,..ork 1-. ahc~d for the EJ·
gle!>. "ho made it fiq: ~traight PCL duJI
)uccc,.,es '' ith a 21-40 decision over
Co'>tJ !\1csJ at ·1 e\\ mkle Park on
WeJnc:sJa~ .
.liilc l!;~le' \tunned league fo\Orite
Laguna lltlh, 27-~S. t\\O .,..eeks ago to
Costa Mesa High f'unners (foFt?ground), Estancia get their start en route to Wednesday's city-showdown in Pacific Coast l eague cross country competition. See ESTANCIA. 'B3
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Defensive struggle seen
...,. Corona del Mar hosts Tustin tonight at Newport as a slight
favorite in the critical Sea View League football encounter.
NEWPORT BEACH -The Corona del Mar High foot·
ball team mu t put together a three-game winning streak to ~""
ensure a CIF Division IV playoff berth and Tustin is first on
the hit It t Friday night at 7:30 at Ne\.\port Harbor High.
"We have four bullets left, and \\C ha\e to make all of "'~ -U
them count," '>aid Cdtvl Coach Oa\c HollJnd, \.\ho retains~~
thoughts of more than a third-place playoff berth \'ith four ~~.~
Sea View League contests remaining. ~·
The Sen Kings (4-1·1 overall, 1-1-1 in league) opened the year \\ith a
three-game winning streak, only to sandwich a lo~s to Santa Margarita and
a tic against Woodbridge around a convincing win over Newport Harbor
the next three weeks.
Tustin, which has no hopes of three-pealing as Sea View ¢hampion,
See CORONA DEL MARii!
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A4 moment· Of ·truth
~ How good is Costa Mesa? Lagun a Hills ·offers
a litmus test for the Mustangs on Friday night.
By Barry Faulkner
Sports Wfl1ef
NEWPORT BEACH -Though the Coi.1a
Mesa High football team has fine-tuned its of·
fensive machine for a run at the CIF pla)Offs,
the road eventually must lead through Pacific
Coast League powers Laguna Hills and Trabuco
Hilb.
Frid:iy night, thJt road begins with Laguna
Hills. Y.hich visits Nc\\pOrt H:irbor High for a 7 p.m. showdO\\O,
"They're going 10 mJke us go the hard
\H1y," aid Costa Mesa Coach Myron Mill-
er. ,.,,ho!>c t-eam has found easy going during
a record-setting four-game S\\ ing.
fhe Mu~tangs (3-3 overall, l·ll in
league}, have scored 180 points their pJst
four games, including con ccutt' e "in' ol
) 44·0 (Calvary Chapel, Oct. 8) and <>5-19
I (L:iguna Beach lai.1 v.cek). The 180 point~
represents, by far, the biggest four·\\Cd
~ output 1n chool h1..,lor) anJ puh 1h1, 1e.1111
JUst 52 points :rn uy from tying the 19 6 Mu~tangs' school-rcl.'.orJ
235 point~ for an entire season.
The 65 points was an all-time single-game high for the 'lu'>-
tang, \\ho ha\e also \\ipcd several indhidual recorJi. oil the
school record bool..s, thanks to junior t:iilback 13in h "Runa'' a\"
Tran. _
Tran has broken the school single-game rushing record each
of the past three \.\CCk'i, topping out at 333 yards on 33 carrie~
ag:i1nst Laguna Beach. His 1,258 ynrJs for the season. arc the
most by any Mesa back in one eason and the mdst in Orange
County this year. He also leads the county in scoring "11 h JO~
point • including 15 touchdo\\n • with :l county record·l)tng m
in one game.
"We've got things clicking. but it will be a lot more difficult
against Laguna Hills (5· l, O· l )." Mille r said. "We're going to
have to take 3 and 4 yards a clip, instead or 8 to 10. I think v.c'll
' hJve to ~core l!\CI)' time \\C get the bJll to h:J\C a ch::rncc IO )13~
\\1th the e gu)' •
Laguna Hilb ".a' 'ltling along. a\cruging 3-i points per game,
· until being· hJndleJ, 4~·0.
bv Trab.uco Hills l:i .. t "cd;
in a rem:itch or last )Car\
CIF Oi.,,1~ion VII 1itle
game The H:t\\kS had
heen ranked cconJ in Di·
\1 ... 1011 \Ill, behind Tra-
huco CoJch Steve Bre)na-
h:.in 's 'quad 1s now l\o. 5 in
the J 'is1on.
"l ''as hoping (L:iguna
Hill ) \.\OUld beat Trabuco.
~o they might be on a high
:ind overlook us." Miller
..,aid. ..But the) got their
butts beat, )0 the\ ·11 be
mad FriJ:.iy ni&ht. ·j he) \e
had a lvt of sul.'.ce' J iJ
the\ bclic'e in thcmi.ehes
The) ha\e a lot of k1Js
"hl1 pl.:i)eJ m a Cl F cham-
pion,h1p g.1me.
.. But I think \\C ha'c a
good chance again:.t them.
We h;l\e to pl3) the game ...
mo\c the ball. anJ not g1\e
1n "hen the times are
1ow•h All I want j., to ha'e
the ~ball la,t, \.\Ith a chance
• to win the game:·
~ P~ -r\ ~ ~ Laguna Hilb is led by
M<'sa' Binh 'Runaway' Tran junior quartcrbacj( Ju.,tin
\'eJder and -.cnior running
had. 0.1n C'1,l..;1. Vedder ha' thrl11\ n for TS \ard and nine
touchJo''"'· "lule ('i,l...l ha . am::i~'cd 645 ru,hmg )ard-. on 95
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Sports briers Estancia primed for Artists
....... This time Eagles carry 'nemesis' role so~e things "'c haven't done wel~. We are tryi~g Dn~-n ~ . . to improve, and we want to come in and get a wan, fli/Jllili!I
Costa Mesa's Crilly
wins six-hour battle
mto Pac1f1c Coast League football fray . and move on to Laguna Hills."
Hoping to complicate the Engles' flight through l~llld By Barry Faulkner their coastal neighbors to the south, will be quar-
SPorts Wrttlf te,rback Pat Wood and receiver Luke Matjas.
~ The reward is a 170-pound marlin in waters
off the west end of Catalina Island.
LAGUNA BEACH -Estancia Matjas leads the county in receiving yards (742)
High football coach John Lieben-and shares the county lead with 36 receptions. fl.,,,,
good broke himself out of one rut Wood puts it up often in Barron's offensive
last week by defeating two .. ycar sch"cll'I~. He has completed 88 of 148 for 1,383
nemesis Century. yards. His. 11 touchdowns, however, have nearly •
M arlin continue to bite off the O~bornc Bank and in
channel waters off Santa Barbara.
Spikebills are hitlint big lures and live bail an~ there
have· been 21S stri ped marlin eilhcr "caught and released or
weighed in at the Balboa Bay Club th is season. But he hopes the winds of change been matched by his nine interceptions, seven of
won't find their way to Laguna which came against Costll Mesa.
Beach High Friday night, where Liebengood and "We'll have to put some pressure on the quar-
his Eagles will test their four-game winning streak terback," Liebengood said.
against the Artists with a 7 o'clock Pacific Coast Estancia, ns usual, will also put pressure on its
League contest. own quarterback, senior Matt Johner.
Liebengood's Eagles defeated Century for th~ Johner, in his third season as the starter, an-
first time in three tries, 22·15, to bring a 3='3 over· swered that call against Century, throwing touch-
all record, 1-0 in the PCL into Friday night's down passes of 23, 71 ond 45 yards, in amassing a
meeiing. The Century triumeh was also Lieben-. easoo·bcst J80 passing yards.
good's first-ever win at the Santa Ana Bowl. Cody Charley, a fi'<ture on defense, has
Lagun11 Beach Coach Mike Barron will be trying emerged as the leading ground threat, picking up
10 e~orcise the demons thal have accompanied the 92 combined rushing yards 1he past two games.
Artists against Estancia. La-
guna last beat the Eagles in
1985, when current Estancia
boys athleiic direcior Ed
Blanton was leading the Es-
tancia program.
B:mon, and his players,
no doubt, would also like to
an!lwer the team's perform·
ance last week, a 65-19 loss
to Costa Mesa.
.. They're obviously a little
do,~n this ye:.ir," Liebengood
said of the 0-5 Artists. "For
us, it's a chance 10 esrnbli::.h
ESTANCIA 8TARTER8 .
No. Player
13 Matt Jonner
OFFENSE
Ht. Wt.
6·1 180 5.7 165 5.5 125
5-8 145
33 Manny Solis 23 Oavtd Barnhill
1 t Jalro ArceVUt
99 Robert Rimi
71 Mike Hanington
7 4 Canos Cornejo
75 8rock Riggins
64 Cesai Vega
73 John Faulilner 44 Jason Sweet
5·11 185
6-2 295
5·11 225
6-2 230
6·0 265
6·1 250
5.4 215
(tentative)
Cl.Pos .
Sr. OB
• DIRNSE No. Ptayet Ht. Wt.
80 Mail( Mollner 6·4 190 Sr. RB Jr WR
Jr. WR
Sr. WR Sr. RT
Sr RG
Sr c Sr. LG SO. lT
Jr TE
55 Man Simpson 6· 1 235
7 4 Cartos Comefo 5.11 225 7 8 Jaime Rodriguez 6· 1 180
41 Fred Pinto 5·11 190
34 Aaron Lelller 5·10 195
13 Man Johner 6-1 180
11 JaKo Atteyut S-8 145 23 OaVld BamMI 5.5 125
6 Todd Thompson 5·11 155 22 COdy Chatley f>.1 175
Cl.Po.. Jr. DE Jr, OT
Sr. OT Sr. DE
Jr lt.8
Sr. 11.8 Sr. OLB
Jr. CB Jr. CB
Jr. SS Sr FS
Monarchs i'isk 11-game streak
FULLERTO,N -L3!1t )ear's
M:ucr Dei High·Mbsion Viejo
football game was a cla!.h of Or·
ange County's top two ranked
teams.
Thb year, though the county
spo1ligh1 has faded with the Di·
hi fir t complete game or the !IC:J Of\ against Cap-
btr~no Valley in an I -10 "tn la'lt \~eek. He also
contributed :lt dcfen l\C enJ Jfter reh3biliiating a
se\erely sproined ankle suffereJ again:1t Servile,
ablo::.' desce nt from the county lop 10, the game
m<iy be even more imporwnJ, with the two rivals
now sharing re!.idency inJ he South Goast League.
Junior quarterback Derrek Uhl presents de-
fenses with the challenge of !.hulling down the
pa!.S, but Rollinson claim' hb tcnm needs to im·
prove it's efficiency through the air.
"We're '>lill worl..ing very hard to improve our
passing game," Rollinson soid, "We're going 10 ha\e our 11tlnds full," said
Mater Dci Coach Bruce Rolhnsol'I, whose ieam
brings an 11 -game unbeaten )\ring (extending into
la~t year), a 5-0-1 overall record, 1-0 in' league,
and No. 7 county ratrng into tonight's 7:30 kid.off
al Cal Stale Fullerton.
Mission Viejo's dcfen .. c, which Rollinson called
"extremely big and phy::.1cal," will hold the key.
The Diablos ha\'e scored an a'crage of just more
than JO points per gJme after a sea on-opening
42· 7 rout, and the defense hns > ielded more than
17 points per conte 1. Mission Viejo, ranked 12th in the Daily Pilot
Power Ratings, comes in "ith an enigmaLic 3-3
mark, including a key 20-14 league-opening ari-
umph last week over El Toro.
Mission Viejo senior Erick Fielding, sidelined
the past l\\O weeks \\ith a thigh bruise, ha s 436
rushing yards in four games. Rollinson expects
him to start at running back. "Whal we've seen i really two Mission Viejo
teams," Rollinson said ... We think the one we'll
see (tonight) is the one chat played El Toro with
tremendous inten!.1ty and sparit offensively and dc-
fcnsl,ely."
Quarterback Brad Weekes, however, has battled
inconsistency at 1he helm of the Mi sion offense.
The two tccrm~ have spill the last t\\O )Cars.
with Mater Dei avenging a ..t2-23 loss in 1990 with
a 42-7 thumping a year ago in a ballyhooed affair.
-By Barry Fau/lµJu
The Diablos, ranked 10th in CIF Division I, will
need all the intensity they can muster against the
Monarchs. who have outscored opponents an aver-
age of about 24·6, since
opening the season with u
scoreless lie against No. 4·
rated Servile. Maler Dci i!>
No. 5 in Cl F Division I.
Mater De1 surVivcd sev-
eral key injuries in the pre-
sca::.on, and is close to full
health, including perhaps
the county's toughest ball
carrier, ~enior Nicky Sualua.
Sualua, a 6-foot· l. 230·
pounder, bullied his Ytay to
100 )'ards on 13 carrie an
CORONA DEL MAR:
From 81
comes in 2-4, 1·2, but remains a
dangerous spoiler the rest of the
way.
"l don't see them off their game
much," Holland said of the Tillers.
who have allowed only one op·
ponent more than 12 points (San
Clemente scored 24). "They're
doing everything they've done in
the past, which is running the
football and playing olid de·
fense."
Defense has been Tustin'$
strength, yielding just more than
nine points per game. The offense,
however, has posted just 1 J points
per contest, and has been shut out
1n two o( the last three weeks.
MATER DE/ 81ARIBll
(tentative)
MATER Dm OPFaltH llAT•R DEi D .... A Mo. ,..,_ Ht. Wt. CLP•. Mo. pt.,_ Ht. WI. Ci. Poe.
15 Oe1Tek l'1I 6-5 205 Jr 08 JS HQy SU31ua 6-1 230 Sr OE
35 1te11y Sualua 6-1 230 Sr HI SS Ma Lopez S-11 260 Jr NG
26 8IWI Hal M 175 Sr TB 7S E~ ~!&$ 6-2 250 Sr DE
81 ROllert M<*la 5-10 160 Sr WR 47 1saK ArOollllO 6-2 210 Sr OlB 5 Maldo CllCleron 5-10 175 St WR 19 Juon RrverJ 5.9 180 Jr ll.S
76 0 ~ &-4 2S5 Sr RT • 46 ~ Gl'IQO 6-1 22r. Sr l.8
50 Doug Hahln 5-10 251 J1 RG 99 Kem Pm 5-8 170 Sr OLB 57 Ctris K«n 6-1 240 Sr c 42 8IWI ~ 5-10 175 Sr cs
73 F ~ 5-9 205 Sr LG 7 M 8-TIPI 5-10 155 Sr CS
75 Ed?, Macias 6-2 250 Sr LT 2• Ray JacksOn 6-3 195 Sr FS 18 Lele~ 6-1 215 Jf TE 22 MJRzum 6-1 170 Jr SS
lers, but the CdM dcfen c proved
against Newport at could match up
with ag11inst the smashmou1h style
Offensively. the Sea Kings are
led by their Jynam1c backfield duo
of senior Tom l ks!> and junior
J.R. Walz.
Hess. who had his most pn>duc·
tive game of the sea!>on last week
-167 yards rushing and 17 re-
ceiving -is a multi·purpo c tal-
ent, who abo helps oul in the scc-
ondJry.
W::ilz, who leads the team with
637 rushing yards on 119 carries, is
a hord-noscd lasher who often oc-
cupies the single-back role, while
Hess flanks oul as a receiver.
Senior quarterback Matt Evan ..
triggers the Sea Kings' short pa ~
ang game, with receiver Jeff We-
gener and Hess his primary tar·
gets.
Standings
Pecfflo C...t L.ee1ue
Le•gue Ownll WLT WLT
..... 100 330
l!et.ncl• 1 0 0 3 3 0
TrabUCo Hills 1 0 0 6 0 0
Cen1ury o 1 o 1 4 1
Laguna Hiiis 0 1 0 5 1 o
Laguna BeachO 1 o 0 5 o ,......, ........ ,1, ..... .
L.lguna Hills vs Coete .... .
at Newpott Hart>o<
..._.. It Laguna Beach ......,,.a....c .... 1
Trabuco Hills vs Cenby, It SA
Sowl n.r.11.,, 0ot. n, 1.,.-.
c..te .... It Trabuco ttls
l.tguna Hels vs. .....DI•, •
Newpon ffltbOr
"'-· Oot. ao, 7 , •••
Century It Laguna Beach
MEBA 8TARTERI
(tentative) 0,, .....
Junior Jason Reynolds, a con·
vcrted running back, has quarter·
b3cked the Tillers all eason.
Frc'>hman Chris Collin • howcvtr,
has been rumored near ready to
step out o( the wings, especially 1!
Coach Mari1on Ancich set his
sights on the future with shrinking
hope" of moking the playoffs.
Tustin's All-CIF place-kid.er
and punter Zach Matthew i
doubtful with mononuclco is. and
CdM's Tanner Rupp is emerging
as a reliable field goal threat from
within 30 yards. The kicl..ing game
hurt the Tillers against Newport,
and could piny a large role in a
defensive struggle.
No. Plar., Ht. Wt. Ct, '"· Reynolds, a 6-foot-3, 225·
pounder, requires multiple lack· -By Barry F11ulincr
CBNA DEL MAR BTARTERB
Of Fl NII
No. Pl•,.r Ht. Wt.
12 "4&ll £wans &-11 180
Z9 Tom Hess f.2 200 4• J R W~ 5•10 170
40 Jcfl Wegew 5 7 150
20 Rltldy Thonsoft 8·3 175
33 Ctwl9 ~ I 0 200 75 a.rt 6lln1'W f.O 230
eo w """' u m 50 Scoct 8ooOln 1-2 230
77 8oOtly fochdl 8-0 230
SZ 8tl WOOdWard I 2 2.0
(tentative)
Cl.flos. Sr 08
Sr R8 .), R8
Sr WR Sr WR"
$( lf
.) ll
St LG
Sr. c .) AG
.k AT
DIFINH
Mt. Wt.
82 220 6-2 210
6-3 2.0 8 2 180
5·11 18S e.o 195 ~10 110
6·10 170
5 10 17S 6-tO 170
8-2200
ca., ...
Sr Of Sr OT
JI DT Jt ()(
.k OU
.k u
JI OU
Jt Cl So ca
J( SS
$r fS
2 4 Jt" N•tblioo $•10 HO Jt 08
31 Josi\ Peca 5·10 190 Sr ra 1 8irlh Trtn 5.7 170 Jf R8 n Corey S.Ota 5·10 165 ,I(, W9 14 M~ HMbtl 6-5 180 St. TE 89 Juon We• 10 190 So TE
$3 8ll V1VIN $·10 200 .k lT
19 8 lllaemDOl#Q« 6·1 210 .k LG
11 JartCJ Wilson 6·7 m Jt. c ~ ""' Hollmlft 8·t 255 Sr RG
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champion will show· ·•~
case his 27-0 record to· ~
night in this month's
"Baute of the Ballroom."
John David Jackson, the reign·
ing World Boxing Organization
champion and in line to challenge
WBA chnmpion Terry Norris will
put his unbeaten streak to the test
against Sergio Medina (24-6) in
the 10-round main event. Norris is
the man who retired Sugar Ray
Leonard.
Jackson, a southpaw boxer, has
dominated his opponents for eight
unbeaten years.
The undercard in two separate
fights will feature a pair of promis·
ing undefeated boxers.
Joey Martin will seek to improve
his record of 7-0 in a six-round
bout and lightweight Ri cky
Ramirez will risk his 3-0 mark.
A totol of five bouts are chcd-
uled, with the fi rst slntcd to begin
at 7:30.
Little League signups
The final day of reg-
istr:uion for the 1993 A
Newport East Lillie
League Baseball pro·
gram will be Saturday at the Lin·
coi n Elementary School gym lo·
catcd at 3102 Pacific View Dri\e.
All players between the age s of
6 on or before July 31, 1992 and
12 on or before J uly 31, 1992 arc
eligible to regi!>tCr and play in 1hc
1993 Lillie League SCJ!IOn t~t
commences with an Opening D''Y
Ceremony on March 13, 1993.' nc-
cording to Kevin Marslull" presi-
dent of the Newport t:t'-l Little
League.
First time pla)'er~ mu\t bring ~'
birth certificate. Rcghtr ar~ hould
have available their child \ doctor·.,
name and tckphone number, 111-
suranee carrier. emergenC} contJct
name and their telephone number
and date of their la 1 telJnus shoe.
For further 1nformat1on. cont.1ct
Mar~hall al 852-6229.
-By tht OQi/y Pilut
Steve Crilly of Costa Mesa was fishing by himself on hii.
sportfisher "Redfish" curlier this week off the west end of
Catalina and hooked into a big marlin that ate a lave greenback
mackerel. Crilly fought the billfish for nearly six ho~rs on.
SO-pound tackle before bringing ii 10 gaff. The marhn weighed 170
lh pounds when checked in al the BAC.
Yellowfin tuna, skipjack and a few doraJo
are being caught by both private boater and
the spore fleet concentrating in an area between
Dana Point :and Oceanside, a few miles inside
the 209 Spot.
Vic Sommers of Balboa Island, fishing on
board his yacht "The Dukes," stopped on a
kelp paddy that produced a nice catch of tuna
in the 20·pound class and reported that it was a
wide open bite that just stayed under the boat,
even though other nearby sportboats were
called into to join in on 1he action.
The fast day boat "Freelance," operating oul
of Davey's Locker, 714-673-1434, located
schools of tuna during a mid-week trip in 70
-M1lll1c·
Outdoors
degree water a few miles south of DanJ Point
and tuna in 1he 15-10 30-pound rn1~ere hooked and landed by
anglers on board. •
Good live bait is available .11 all locJI J;indings with b~il
receivers holding a mi\ qf o,:mli11e:1 and Jnchu,ics.·Fbhin-g the ,
surface bite for tona ult the Southl;inJ c:ua~t should con11nuc until
the next full moon or fir::.t majur northern blow turns O\Cr the
ocean.
Jim Bertell:i of Ne\\pOrl u~.ICh, "'~"night ti~hin~ lll\ boarJ the
··cahfornia Da"n" 1h1~ \\eek ''hen he hooked m11.1 u h!lmmc1head
)hark th:it scaled 182 puund~ Ucrtdl.i enticed the huge .,hark to
feed on a live mackerel \\hik l"hing he.I\) tackk.
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The First AnnuJI M.1nne Forc'.'ll'. !)0\.1ct\ Fc•ti\JI \\Ill be helJ at
the Ualboa Pier thi" S.1turJa~. l'he JJ~ ~.:i) ~I.tried Jl 9 am. "i1h
a Daiwa fishing con1e ... 1 lor Jdults and d1ilJrcn tollm,eJ b) a full
dJy of acti\'ilies, se:ifouJ niol..uff and e'c.:nts tor '\.uba dl\c~ JnJ
marine conservatiOnl\tc,
It stwuld be a fun <fa) for the "hole f,11ml) .111J govu "c:1thcr ·~
expected. The Manne Furcsh Society " Je\eluping lo.clp and
artificial reef::. along the coJ)t to in rcJ\C 1h~ h.1hit:it a\ .111.iblc tu
re)ideu1 and ri1igra1ory game l"h
Irvine Lake continue' 10 p1 mlU1:c :i''"'ullh! f1,hmg fur h:mncl
catfish.
A 3·foh )!ringer of \\lll'>kcrfi,h '"'1ghi11g h<> po1111d' "·'' c.1ught
laM weekend by Or.insc Count\ J11gkr Paul ~hnlzer unJ hi~
biggc!.t c.ltfoh \\e1ghcu 3 p\1unJ,
JJck Kennedy of Nc\\porl UcJd1. gut 1111tt the action b) limitang
out on cats \Hth h1' top 11.,h "cighiog 14 pounds J he hot 'lpot is
the middle of In anc Like "ith cut ma l..crel ac ... ountrng lor the
bulk of limits being po .. teJ at the b.1tt shop. For :.in upd:.Hc on
fishing ln·1nc phone 714-M<>-:!9<JI
Jim S/rmirc' uutdoor> rolumn ;1ppt'Df In lhl• JJ.Jil) l'l/ot c' fl')
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Newport Bea~h/Coata Mela Dally Pllot ' . •
TmE-TOWNI: Costa Mesa on a roll
From 81
minutes elapsed in the contest. Grayeli supplied
the bulk or Mesa's scoring with six or the eight
goals, with Felli and Mike Curtis netting the oth·
ers.
Dut Trnbuco stormed back with three straight or
its own, one by K.C. Nance late in the first period
and then a pair or goals by Ryan Thacher, who
finished as Trabu.eo's lOJl scorer with three. -
"We were really flat in the second quarter,"
Lynch said. "Our two-mete r guy has to show a lit-
tle more patience at times. We had at least four
or five good chances that we didn't conve rt."
Trabuco tied it for the final time at 4·4 just 13
seconds into the second hair. From there, Grayeli
made a pretty fake on Trabuco goalie Dan Will to
break the tie midway through the third qu.arter,
then,puJ in a rebound with 36 seconds remaining
in the period to give Mesa a two-goal pad going
into the fin al period.
The two teams traded goals, then Graycli scored
'from the hole for what seemed to be a comfort-
able 8-5 Mesa lead with 2:39 remaining.
But Trabuco answered quickly with Jimmy Bray
scoring at 2: 15 and Bria n Martz netting one on a
manpower situation with 55 seconds left to pro·
vide Mesa with some nervous ·moments.
Mesa was unable to get a quality shot before
the 35-second clock elapsed, giving Tra buco one
last chance to tie. Trabuco called timeout with 11
seconds remaining to set up the final play.
"We knew they were looking to two guys, either
No. 5 (Thacher) or 8 (Nance), and they were
going to try to have one of them tip it in," said
L)'nch.
P uring. the ensu(ng scramble in front of the
goal, the pass was overthrown and Mesa goalie
Ch ris Avitia was able to control it and knock it
out of harm's way wit h two seconds remaining.
Lynch admiued that he believed in his own
mind that the game was decided at 8-5 with about
2'1: minutes left, "but they (Trabuco) got one
lucky goal which went off one of our guy's head,
ond another they earned." .
The Mesa coach also noted that Wednesday's
match could be just chapter one.
"You know, it wouldn't surprise me if we see
Trabuco again (in the later rounds of the ClF
pla>offs)," he said.
Costa Mesa 8, Trabuco Hiiia 7
Costa Mesa 3 1 2 2-8 Trabuco Hills 1 2 1 3-7
Costa Mesa scomo Grayett 6, FeU• 1. Cuttis 1. Saves Avitia 9
Trabuco H1ns scOMg Thacher 3, Nance 2, Sray 1, Martz 1
Sa~es Wiii 8
El e\\here in the Pacific Coast League Wednes-
day t •
• Est:rncja's Ad3m Bollenback dropped in sL'<
goals und teammate, and brother, Chad Bol·
lenbach, cored fou r times to lead the Eagles to
on 11·2 rout of visiting Lagu~a Hills.
The Eagles, 2-1 in league, 7-12 overall, broke
U\\ay from a 3·1 halftime lead wi th four goals in
each of the la~t two periods. Adam Bollcnbach's
bur~t gives him 89 (4.7 average) tallic) for tl.1e )Ca·
~on.
Estancia 11, Laguna Hiiia 2
Laguna Hills 0 I 1 0-2
Estancia 1 2 4 4-11
Laguna Hills SCO<lfl9. BoUlshOndepac 2 Saves Sre..ver 2
ESTANCIA:
Ma~~POluc
Costa Mesa High water polo coach Jason
Lynch offers his Mustangs some words of ad-
vice on the way to the Pacific Coast l eague
championship. They're 3·0 and heavily favored
to go unbeaten in league after defeating Tra·
buco Hills Wednesday, 8-7.
Estancia scoring. A Bollenbach 6. C. Bolleobach 4, Read 1
Saves: Thorpe 3
And in the Sea View:
• Newport Harbor's Sailors di,posed of \biting
Woodbridge. 18-5, with liule, if any dramatic,.
The Sailors pounced on the Warriors with five
goals in each of the first two period' to put 1t
away quickly. •
Pacing Harbor, 16·5 overnll, 4~ I in league, , .. ere
Brad Pence (5), Nathan Ander en (4) and Gabe
Wyatt (4). '
Newport Herbor 18, Woodbridge 5 Woodbndge 1 2 1 1 -5
Newport Harb()( 5 5 3 5 -18
WoodbrldQe scomg Hughes 2. Talbot 2 Jackson 1 Saves
Simmons 3.
Newport scoring. Pence 5, Andersen 4. Wyatt 4, Bnan McA~1ster
3, Bren McASkster 2. Laflamme 1 Saves; Marsh 5
•Corona del ~far'~ league-le:iding Sea Kings
h:tndled ho)t University as if there was no one
el e in the pool, slushing to an 11 -0 h..ilftimc lead
en route to a 23·2 rout.
Crosby Grant led the onslaught, \coring SL\
times, and the Sen Kings used 10 pla)er In all in
the scoring column to improve to 5-0 in league
pla). 13-6 in league.
Coron• del Mer 23, University 2
Cor<W Clel Mar 7 4 7 5-23
Unr;erS•IY 0 0 1 1 - 2
CdM scoring Grant 6, Codon 4, McMeekin 3 C Hueston 3 N
Hueston 2. HJfrington 1 Tatmoosh 2 Gel\m3n 1 Schu:.Z 1 Sa.es
Sawyer 4 Un1vers1ty sconno Nunez 1, Ho1reh 1 Saves Norberg 8
"\Ve knew the} had one )trong
runner, so "e "anted to pack up
behind him," RJdar e\plaancd.
From 81 "There were some good times.
put themselves in a position to Dtvlaton m •op Appell has been running M~ll the
cJnturc the league championi~hip. 1. Newport Harber; 2 . Co-13!11 three \\eeks and Ho Jnd ,. rona del Mar; 3 AittNOy, 4 El "!<>-\" lk · · h h Even 1f Estancia finishes second dW s u tu1n 6 San Mwio. 1 A~ .vu ow1c2 arc ng t t ere.
31 the PCL meet, which will be· a u Puelte. •· Eatancla; 10 t;e•· "Our first thruugh fifth runners
held at Irvine Park Nov. 4, it will blrt Prt Dlvtalon Ill Qtrl• arc nbout 45 ~ccond) apart."
h f h I · I 1• Corona del Mar,· 2 • --On Wednc.: dJ)'. the E tancia earn 1 !I 3re 0 t e e3gue lit e. H s. 3 El Modena 4. Newport H';;: girl uho came ;l\\ 3) with a victory,
"We realize Laguna Hill was bof; s ~ Minno. 6 Solllll PasJdtN 7 20-39, over 1he Mu,tangs The £3.
mi ing a couple or ·their top run· SNCa M~ a San lw 00.spo, 9 gle~ \\On their )econd PCL meet
ners when we faced them, and Newbury P~. 10 SI Lucy's of the season while l.;eeping Cost~
the) 're going to be gunning for Mesa winlcs .
U'.>,'' said Estancia Coach Kirk Liz Pelayo , .. as the girb' victor
Radar. ''Although Laguna Hills is "It ""as a bit more )tressful for in 20:22 with teammate Currie Ap·
our number one adversary, Cen· Andrew today with (Peter) Ho pell second in 21 :07. Andrea Dusi
tury could pro,·e to be n spoiler." and ('Johann) Appell pu~hing was CostJ Mc ·a') top finisher,
The Eagles only defeated Cen-him,·• said Howard. "But he's uch placing third in :?1 :19.
·tury, 25-30, in their dual meet thi a hard , .. orker. He ran a great race IOYS
00 " lbtancla 21, Coate M• .. 40 \ea$0n. t 3y, 1 RusseN (CM). 1553. 2 Ho (El. 1604. 3 A(r Estancia may have finished un· Following Ru ~ell were Ho pd (E). 1607, • Wulko..,,ocz tEl. f6 43, 5 M.inoz
b1.:atcn as a team, but Costa (l6:04), Appell (!6:07), James (E).16~ 8 w t.oonan(CM) 16•7 7 Cruiig(E). ~. 1es"'s Andrew Russell kept his 16 49, 8 Batz (£). 1& 54. 9 HermnOez \El. 17 07• .. Wulkowicz (16:43) ond Nahum 10 z. Noonan (CM) 1123
1nJlvidual mark intact b) staying Munoz ( 16:43) or Estancia. Willie GIRLS
undefeated in PCL meet~ so far Noonan and Zeke Noonan. sLxth Estancia 20, Coat• MH• 39
th ''" season. 1 PtbvO (E). 20 22 2 Aooel (El. 21 07 J Bus• and 10th re pecthcly, were the (CM) 21 U. 4 Cl'"~ tEl. 2i 36. $ Sctmdl (CM).
Ru ell was clocked in a course-only other Mustangs to crack the 21 47. 8 RodOQUCZ tE). 2211. 7 PiCht:cO' (£). r\!cord 15:53 over the 3-mile 2219. a Ro,as (£). 22 20. 9 Wot tCt.tl. 22 29 10
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Mark Howard said his top runner
hJd a bit of help from his Estancia
coun terparts.
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Thursday, October 22, 1992 83 ~ b
Pilgrim -18 years in the making
~ And every hour of blood and sweat
seems to shine through the deck.
from Catalina to San Pedro 1n "'ell under three
hour) (about a 10-knot average)
For more information about the l'tlgnm of
Ne"'port, or to sign up for one of their three hour
W hen you talk to Dennis Holland, )'OU coa)t:SI crut)C , call 642-4875.
might think that he sound') like any other •Seattle's Carl Bu chan, son or Srnr legend U1ll --='--•D==-u~i.U4 pulled oft a l<.li..t r ~~(W!•. ~ttng unttl--
tuber of foui; hcJ.alks oL hi~c t-the firlal raee to pass series leaders Joe t.ondngan daughtc'r starting college, or hb )'Oungcst son and Paul Carard in the Stur World).
starting first grade. E:.ven though l3uch;.1n, with crew 1 lugu
What makes the 1 lolland f:imily a little unusual i<. Schreiner, wa) never f:ir from th«: top, 11 toot..: a
that they spent over 13 years and 40,000 hour) bullet 1n the l;,1)t race 10 win the pre~t1g1ou) Star
hand-b uilding one of the most spectacular Worllh at St. Frnnci~ Yacht Club
schooners ever launched in the area. Uu1.:han had been <l distant fifth place aft<::r fl\e
The Pilgrim of Newport, a classic Chapell races, behind Lundrigan, Cayard, John ~'tc ki
· designed schooner, wa~built in th e yard and Ros) MacDonJld.
of the Holland's Co)ta Mesa home o n a Furthermore, Mark Reynolds and
shoestring budget. For years, the boat Vince Brun Y.erc just a few points bJct..:.
as-"11 locrrl landmafk on Santa Ana Ave. According to local competitor Robert
(My mothe·r thought it was strange for a Kinne\ "Torbin Graci was e\trcmch
family to build a schooner in their ya rd, Casi. b·u't DSQs and a P~tS rutncu hi.)
but my brothers thought it was pretty reptta.. Buchan, \\Ith only 'OK' bo.i~
cool). 'peed, ''on "ith consistent. steady
Toda>, even Holland ~ecms u li11le '>:tiling." ~
putiled by his creation, because it takes Local s:i1lur) Robbie I l,1ine-., a rcl::ithc
a special person to pursue and follow Jalln newcomer to the Star Cla)s, alontt "ith
through on a dn:uqi of this scope. "There \Cter:.in cre''" Kinne). f1n1shcd 15th in the
is no way that I can understand "hY I Dl'IYIOll 50·plu) boat neet. According to Hain .,,
ever did it. When l started building • "It \\:lS a great regalia, \CT) ''"ell run
Pilgrim in 1970, I was 24 years Old, I had B . .fhe Star has a lot ol compet1t1on,
less than SS,000 in the bank, and I had Oatmg ce rtainly equal to an~ clJSS out there
$150 monthly house payments. If I h:id tod:i)."
stopped to think about reality, I never would have The Ol)'mp1c Silver Med:iltst \\as eighth, ;rnd
done it." former Star \\OrlJ champ101h could be found tn
What follo\\<cd is 13 years of labor by Dennis the teens JDd ·~os.
and hb fami ly building the Pilgrim. I or the la1i1 Like Buch.rn, ital)'") Roberto Dcnn..1ma11, the
few year) of construction, the Holland fanuly e'en defending \\ orld Champion, •1ho used his la'!>I
moved aboard the Pilgrim in on..ler to rent out race to gooJ :id' antagc; ht) third place fin1-.h ,.
their how,e. mo,cd hi) tcJm from 10th to fourth 0\-.:rall. JU:.t
Since Pilg{im's launch in 1986, the ho:H ha) bchinJ Lunurig:.in and CJ).Hd.
"orked mainly out of San Pedro, running chJrters 1 orb1n Grad. the 19<Ju \\orlJ ChJmpion, ~cl
to Catalina. The Pilgrim returned humc lo the pJce \\Ith phcnvmenal ulf "mu boJl speed,
Ne" port Beach la)t month, "ith Ion~ term-. pl.Jn) but J prcmatur.: ... 1..1rt anJ l\\O l)~Q) drllPI .. J him
to \\Ork out of Larson's Ship)ard on the Co.ht from content ion (he finbhcJ fir)t on the \\,1tcr in
High"ay. l\\O of the)e rJ .. c' b1.fon: being thro"n uut)
Holl.ind i~ quite proud that the \d1ouncr, Juhn Dra)tun'· buuting rulumn appt•.Jr in thl'
de-,pitc ib tradition al lines, h~I) m~n.lc Cfl.l'>'iings Daily Pi Jut t'H't:' Thur dnJ.
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-Residuals .for an addict Jumor All American tout ball
Fighting Irish shock
Paramount, tie 0-0
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~ NewporrBeach's Zdrahal wins
first-ever golf tournament entered
with President's Cup conquest.
:__C,:' orin Zdrahal kind of likes this idea of CJ neeoing a stcaoy band unaer pressure.
As a successful Newport Beach
architect, he's u ed to it. As a golfer, he isn't
... or wasn't until now.
Zdrahal, 41, started playing golf only 21h
years ago, bur has suddenly become the
master in the Newport Beach Golf Course
men's club.
Zdrahal. with a club handicap of 10 and a
Southern California PGA handic:lp of 13.6,
was crowned Pr:esident's Cup champion Oct.
10 af1er defeaiing Dan McGuire in the final
round.
ll was the firsl golf 1ournomcnt 1hat
Zdr:ih:il, from Bucharest, Rom11nia, had ever
played in. Perhaps he has found the real
American dream.
"Sure, it's a game of lkiU, but-1here's a
certain amount of luck ... and l had my
share. I'd also like to thank all of those that
I actually played agains1 because all have
been very nice; they're very elegant about
playing the game and it was a pleasure. 0
-The PresicfcnCs Cup fs oncoT ffie CluoT's
most popular touroamonts because of its
double-elimination, three-tiered format.
Awards for the tournament will be given out
at the annual Christmas party.
Armand Bargas won the Vice
President's Cup while Bob Potts -
Treasurer's Cup champion in 1988
an d President's Cup winner in '89
-won the Treasurer's Cup.
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personally signed it with best wishes in the
winners' name.
Another prize, a year-long movie pau for
four to Edwards Cinemas, came courtesy of
co-tournament director James Edwards Ill,
son of the legendary movie th.cater owner.
Accordiil1 to tournament publicist ftalph.
Rodheim, SS0,000 to $75,000 was expected to
be raised for the House Ear Institute of
Orange County, the beneficiary of the golf
tournamen1, with most of the
proceeds coming from the live and
silent auctions.
The Hou~ Ear Institute -
named for Dr. House, considered
one of the world's leading
otologists, and his brQther, Dr.
William House -was formed in
1989 by Gloria Osbrink.
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I n a big upset, 1he Newport-Mesa Fighting Irish held powerful
-Hd unbeaton Paramount--to a scorclcss.dcadlock l~t wecke~d
in Junior All-American Football.
In other action involving Newport-Mesa teams,. the Wolverines
emeraed victorious, while the other four local units came out on
the short end.
Here's a look a1 how it went last Saturday:
• lleWDOl't ..... l'ltlhtlne lrlah o, Paramount PlratM Oi At Bo·
nlll CtMtl f511t, Newport-Mesa staged I dramltlc last-mloote goal line stand to prtsetVe
bk ~d SIM Henog broke ltwOUQh and uclced the Paramount quartel'bKk on I key ....
down play to lhwll't the Pifates. Tate UJsebrfnlc. John Molfetta and Ryan Brennan led 1he
lrlltl defense. '-4 Enc DINltale's fine P1111JnO contnnay kept Paramooot Dlnned deep In Its own 11;111'
!Dry. Wllh I bye lhis wttkencl. the ll1sh cumnlly have I 2-:f· t recotd.
• llewport·llffe Wolvertnee--.4, Buena Pmrtr8ulldo .. Ot OUal-
tnlctl Steve Wellef led fie Wolverlnes on ltlfN time-consuming scoling OrWes. capping
.,. last ona watt I 1S·yatd scramble IOI a TO. Boz Btereton ran 3 yards for a score Which culminated a 90·yard nrst QUll1ef drive I
Oftenslve liflemen Lestef Ortua and Todd Ouddrldge did a line lob blocklnQ for the strong
Newport ground game. Ganetr Link was named defensNe player of lhe week. Brandon Crosby contnbtlted
"Just like everybody else whoever played
the game, I fell in lo_ve_with 11," Zdrahal said.
"My wife thinks I'm adpicted. which is easy
10 do in golf."
There was some concern that
Bob Hope, the King of Comedy
who. turns 90 years young next May,
might not show for the third annual
Bob Hope/Dr. Howard P. House
Golf Tournament at the Santa Ana
Coun1ry Club last Mo!lday. Club golf
One of the finest golf
tournaments of the year, the
Goodwill Helms(llen Golf Classic, is
Nov. 2 at the Santa Ana Country
Club for the second straight
""91 eJClra·polnt kicks. ·The Wolverines are at Inglewood ltlls Saturday. I •'ountaln Valler Lion• t4, Newport·M•u auck•JH 12: Thel
BucUyea played wel tvouQhaut. orlY to fall Shof1 In the tou11t1 guaner.
ZJrahal, the club's second-most improved
player of the year in 1992 behind Dick
Hilliard, ha~ seen his biggest improvements
in the past 6-to-8 months.
"All of the sudden, things started falling
into place,'' he said. "Fortunately, I work in
an ofl1ce close by. Our firm has its offices
right nc.xt to 1he (Ne" port Beach Golf
Cour)e) and I can go hit balls after work. I
don't ha' c 10 count on playing just once a
week.
"I'd ne,er played 1n a golf tournament
before. so 1h1'1 "as an experience. It's really
fun, and I al'>O found my concentration
belier and actually made so me shots that I
norm.illy \~ould not have made.
He put all assump1ions to rest,
playin~ a solid round, eating cyili at
lunchtime with the rest of the golfers after
No. S, posing for photographs, signing
autographs and mingling with the crowd
before the banquet/dinner.
Hope was a true hero ... it was an honor,
and an unforgettable experience, to go
hole-to-hole with him on th e front nine.
.,. 0
One of the most unique prizes at
Monday's live auction for the Bob Hope/Dr.
Howa rd P. House Golf Tournament was a
framed photograph of Hope putting wi1h
Jack Nicholson in the background (yes, he
supposed~y made \he putt}.
To make the photograph even more ·
distinctive, both Hope and Nicholson
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Rlchard Dunn Is a Dally Pilot Sports
Writer whose club 10/f column Dppe1u·s tvtry
1'hursday.
Palrlck Flynn recovefed 1 pair of lumbles and QWrtefback Mike DI~ engineered a
9&-yard.icorlng drive culminated by Garret Eleriek's TO run Travis Trimble raced In '°' t
the final Buckeyes' score. Thi Buckeyes are 11 lhl Downey Razorbacks for a 3 p.m. game Satucday.
• •"91ewood lloMwb 1 e, NeWDOl't ..... Buffaloe• I : In I tough
Josi, lhl "Matoes were victimized by a Hall tlary pass wl1h seconds left tn the game. I • Craig Burden scored the lone touchdown for Newport. Coach Vince Cestfl also
ptlised lhe play 01 Jett Thomson. Kevm W1cken and .&an Sctun on lhe oetensive sHJe of
lhe~ I N. 2-4, the Buffaloes travel to South Gate for a 3 p.m. game Saturday. •Inglewood Redakln• 31, Newport·M•H Trotan• 0: The Trojans 1 were never able to get untracked against a speedy Inglewood team. which scored twice I
on long TD passes .
Sell Rtcnardsoo played well for the Trorans in a losing ettort. At 2·3, lhe Tro13ns ven· I
ture to play at Paramount at 5 p.m. Saturday.
• lnelewood Comanche• 21, Newport-Meu Bruin• e: In their fin· I
est etrOlf of the season. the Bruins led 6-0 ~1th unoer live m.oites to oo In the oame.
1 but Inglewood turned trltee m1stakes Into a quick 2t pollltS
Travis Nelson. returning from inJOry, raced 82 yards for the Newport score. Andrew
Simon played well on special teams. while the Bru111s' de1ense was named collec\!Vely
as players of the game by the team's coaching start.
Thi Bruins travel to Norwalk tor a 3 p.m. game Saturday
-By tht Dally PiJull
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Pop Warner football ·
Cobras post 18-12 triumph
over ·Garden Grove Bulldogs
T he Costa Mesa Pop Warner Football Cobras continued to
enjoy success in 1heir first year of you1h tackle football,
Ii overcomin& a 12-0 halftime deficit to defeat Garden Grove.
The rest of the local Pop Warner teams weren't as fortunate as
the Condors, Colts and Comanches came out-on the i.hort end of
shutout defeats.
A look at last week's action:
•Coit. MeN Cobra• 18, Garden Greve 8ulldoga 12: Although
no won-loss record Is kept on ttle MIQflty Mite Olvislon (7 .g.year·olds weighlnO 45·80
PoUnds). all of Coach Chris Reider's Cobras know they have four wins against one loss.
Wr1h tour games letl In the season.
Down 12·0. the Cobras battled back as Cheyne St Laurent found lhe end zone on an 8-yard run.
Sbll down by six. the Cobras tied lhe score When Kingsley Echeml returned a Garden
Grove punt for a 60·yard 10. Late In the final quarter, SL Laurent went In for ttle winning touchdown.
Al one point In the game, Stephanie Montero made a touchdown·save tackle. Montero
Is lhe only gltl enrolled in Costa Mesa Pop Wamer a~ a..10.otl>aH player. and Is consld·
ereel one of the 1hree flstest J>layers on the team. •
Fielder also credited Brandon Klaus, Keola Wnght. Kyle Ogo, Andy Romo. Tim Liberto.
Danny and Wilham Rolph and Robbie West for ltlelt offensive efforts. and CMs Presson.
Brandon Patlsh, Jeramie Plunkett. Ben Inouye and Chris Fryday for their defense In the victory.
This Saturday tinds the Cobras hosting the Canyon Hills Panthers at 9 a m at the
Costa Mesa High School field. '
•North Long Beach Penthera 25, Coit• Meaa Condore 0 : The
Coodors played well In the first quarter only to see the vlsttors score in each of the other
three periods.
Several adjustments in the offensive hne gave the Condors backs a chance to operate,
bUl tt wasn•1 enough to produce a score.
The Saturday, the Condors travel Id Lakewood lo play the 5-0 Spartans In a 3 p.m. game.
• S•ddleback Gold BHre 28, Coit• M•aa Colt• O: The Pee Wee Colts (9· 12) came up :.hart against the unbeaten Gold Bears.
'1hey're a well-coached team. very d1sclpl1ned Vrith some talented players." said
Costa Mesa Coacl\ Gary Baume. •
The Colts are home Saturday to take on the Long Beach Rams at 11 a m
• S•nta Ana Red1kln1 e, Co1ta MeN Comanche• 0: Coach Steve
Feller's Comanches played one of their best game, but were beaten after alloWlllg a lhird
quarter score.
Eatly 1n the game. Joe Echema. assisted by Matt Gorman and Brandon Schleppa11, broke through to block a Redskwls' punt. but a Comanches' fumble returned the ball to
Santa Ana.
Aher the Redskins had s.cored midway through the thtrd quarter. Costa Mesa quarter-
back Max Wallick passed to a trio of receivers -Ben Felter. Burt Pierson and V111ce
Hamada -In lhe fourth quarter. but ran out of time deep in Santa Ana temtory.
On Saturday, the Comancl\es will entertain the Anaheim Aztecs In a 1 p m. game at
Cost.a Mesa Hioh
-By thr Daily Pilot
Esther Yank Is 1 graduate of Templr Unlvmity, PhilackJ..
pl\wl, PA and ~ buSnru & ccmmunlcations hi the
loaJ ~ For the past 11 yn, ~ has brcn one ol the .
btwcst rulton 1n Newport Beach. &lhft wom 7 days & •
7 nights • WMk. She lows Mr profusion & Is et Mr cl·
vits wrvtee \l.h«nevrr they need M:r "I lltl'I In a se1V1cc
buslneu and my dltnts come flrsl abovr aD." This al·
btude makn Esthfr one of the top Rt.'MAx ~nts In
Newport Buch & the US For the brst in pmonalittcl
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Bu: 760-5000 Ra: 640.1529
Barbara Magness
B«t>ara Ml9"laS owns end openltes B. Magness
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~ speclellzilg In casual but <*my dothlng
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Ounlngo, CO. wtiert she ~d a similar shop /Of
kyan. B Magness is located In tht Newport North
Center et MacMlv & Bison.
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1280 Bison, Newport Beach
644 4477
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Thursday, October 22, 1992 85 ~ ., =
Marathon fever settiAg •• 1n
"-htll we're planning on.'' )OU·, e fiimhcd." ~ Over 40 have dropped out;
but locals Don Lobell, and the
Phillips are still going ~trong .
Those mere wonh ''cre just 1ha1 months
ago, when the Ph i11ipscs came into the pro·
grum with no runolllg c.xpcricnce. but the ea·
gcrnc'is to cmbr:icc 1he fitnelis lirestyle .
I huu!!h 1h1~ slJge of the progr .1m c:tlh tor
alternate periods of running and \\JIJ...ing (the
group wn -for four minutes, '':slked for one
on a rece nt stx·mde training ~lint) tlic l1t nc~~
Third in a series
By Barry Faulkner
Sports Wnttf
W hile Jttnice Phillips find!> herself au·
toma1ically reaching for her running
shoes every morning, Dan Lobell is
similarly overcome by the unconscious urge
that direc1s his hand away from th e breakfast .
Danish toward the bananas . .--.--
For Lobell. 1hc mara·
thon remains 1he "ltgh1 al
the end or the tunnel."
But the boun dless opti·
mism that spurred him 10
renew a long·dorman1 in·
1eres1 in running, has been
chiseled away in much the
same manner his physique
has shed 15 poundS' ~ince
August.
"My origi nal fantasy,
w:is to fini '>h in lc-,s 1han
benefits arc: clear to the
local paruc1pants.
· "I reall) feel more encr-
gc1ic. and it's rubbing off
in 01her areas. like tn)
dicl, and m} sleeping pal·
tern)," Lobell said.
"I usually '"ork out :11 5
QL 5.:.3lL a m and *ltlt ell-'
ergy !>t..t)s '' ith mt: all
da)." JJnice s:.iid.
l3u1 ''h1le Jll agree, the B. Phillips
po~itt\ C'> arc there. 11 's not
Both have caught a
heaHhy dose of marathon
fever, and 1hey're in no
hurry to find a cure.
Phillips and her hus·
band Bob, Balboa Island
residen1s, as well as Lo·
bell, a· Col.ta Mes:i resi·
dent, are among the ap·
proximately five doz.en re-
maining participants in a
six-month marathon train·
ing course, sponsored by
three hours." Lobell c~pl:iined. "But l\e
come 10 reallLc tha t was a li1tle unrealbtic.
Now, I just wanl to ftnish before 1he last per·
son ''ho walked the \\-hole ''ay."
ull endorphi ns and cgo·gra11ltC"'..1tion.
· Other lhJn being 111 cun l:t:H pam. the
prugr .inl i~ gn:at." Lubell .,~1iJ h.ilf.i.1dd111gl~.
"~1) stamin..1 has 1mpru,ed ~r1:.Jtl)J1ul I 'till
fed the pounding in my l..nce., Alier uu r l :!-
mile run a fcv. "ccl..s .1gu. I '' J' ~lumping
~dong hkc 'Quasimodo.' "
the Daily Pilot and Newport Ski Co.
Though as many as 40 registrant have
dropped out, just more th:in h\O monthi> in{o
the program, Bob and Janice, 52 and 49. re·
spectively, and the 32-year-old Lobell, remain
committed to finishing a 26-mile, 385·~;1rd
race at the completion of the program,
March 7.
''We 'll be filling out our entry form~ for
the Lo Angeles Marathon Saturday,'' Janice
said. "There's absolutely no quc~1ion ,,c're
going to enter. l assume we'll finish. Tha1's
Carol Allison
The race itself, howe ver, is the mere cul·
mination of the program, which continues to
provide daily rewards fo r this local trio.
"The first d;iy \\C ran with the group (a
. weekly Saturday ritual). we ran three mil es
and I \\as dead ll reJ," Uob said. "Lasl S:.11-
urday; we ran 12 miles. and l wa s only h:H.I
some minor stiff nc-.~. •·
Janice has not m1s.,ed a day or trai ning,
1hough Bob has relented. on occasion. "hen
his schedule a1 \\ork becomes part icularl}
hectic. .
"lt kind of surpri,c-. me thru I haven't
missed. on day," Janice 'tJid. "ln fa ct. l:\st
Friday (the one oil day proscribed by former
Olympian Jeff 0-JllO\\ J> ·.., program ). I had a
h:ird time not doing m) 1unning. I gue.,s l'\'e
become addicted to it. It feels so good "hen
Janice: agreed the SJturJ .1~ ... c,.,iv1h.
though·e~JO)able fo r 1he c;.am:ir:id~ric ol the
group. tal..e a ph}!.ical ioll.
· It dot'.~ IJl..e me a "hi le to ,!;Ct I)\ c r 1.hc
long S;i1 urJ..1~ run.:· "ihe said .... 1 hat l ~·mtlc
<la> \\a' 1ough l\c: had sumc !\nee r:iin. but
icing do" n :ifter :i run h:.LS rcall) h\;.~>cd. ·
"~la)bl! ''I! could :.ill get 1o~c1h.:r oir.J lure
a group m.1 .. ~c ur," Lobell '•mi '"I h;.r.o:n'1
tned ice .. :ind I ha,·cn·1 u'cd m\. lo11t 'l1ah·r I
ha\.e at home. but ma\ be l ~houlJ. l'm lur
Jn)'tlling th.11 \\Ill help allc\1 .11c th~ p:.iin ..
f\'e.\t m onth: :in upJ;.llc: of t/Je 1hr,·~ lo~ I ri:'-
iclenb · vn~umg pJrtic1p;mon 111 the.· m.:;.11/lon
tr;iimng prupr;im.
Coast Newport Properties -Senior Sales .Executive
Sandy Mittman
729-7271 /759-6600 Carol has hved m Newport Beach fOf 27 years
and specializes in ded1a1ed service to her clients
Beause of her high standards, impeccable ethics,
excellent knowfecfge o( the complexities o( the
real estate business Carol is now a Senior Sales
Executive with 12 )'ea~ e'<perience behind her.
Carol can be reached at
Coast Newport Properties
at
759-3713
Meet Gisela Burmeister
A local real estate agent for over 12
years. Member of the Re/Max 100%
Club. One of the most successful agents
in town. "I always go the extra step in
serving my clients in the finest of
European tradition. I love my profession.
And l love people. and they tell me It
shows. Over six million in present
listings.
Re/Mu So. Co/Newport Beac~
Ole: 760-SOGq &t. 147 la: 494-0870
Marie Evans Gclt•r Broa./Weat
an lndtpt:ndmt rq>rese:ntatlve for ~ lroe/ Wnt Is
an actlve member or Vlrlous local chamb«rs. Havtna
Olollned and opeiated txssinuscs ol ha own for 15 yurs.
she Is wtll sulled for ha job of htlptna bus1t\C$SC$ ~
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JACKIE GILLIS, REALTOR
"Realtor of the Year 1990"
Osie-of the most successful and respected ReaJ
Estate Brokers m this area, Jackie was awarded this
honor by the Newport·Mesa Association of Reallol'5
for her expc:Mise, knowledge and ethical practices in
the field of Real Estate. A long time resident of
the area wilh 19 ycan of Real Estate expcricn~.
Jackie has also been honored by the City of Costa
Mesa and the Newport-Mesa Association of
Realtors for her outstandin& service to Lbe
comrnuotty. 631-8011
Nancy Irvine
Owner of IRVINE COAST CHARTERS fot 10
years & a resident of Newport for more than 20
years, Nancy Irvine & her associates charter both
power & sailing yachts of all sites. Specializlng in
Weddings at Sea, her company pfOVldes full co-
ord1oabon & wedding-wrvices They also own &
operate The Romantic Venetial Gondolas that
O'\JtSe Newport Harbor For entertaJnment on the
v.ater, \lihelher a corpon1te event of a yacht for
the CHRllTMAI PARADE, call NANCY at
975-4704.
3415 '1• Oporto #104, Nrwport Bud, CA 9166.J
Udo Marina Vi/lap
DIXIE COLE
Diloe Cole is the dynamic ce>-OW11er of N~.,ort Crest
Realty. a subsidiaiy of the long established North Hills
Realty firm In real wte for 17 years. Dixie bnngs a
\l.tahh or knov.iedge speoalizlng in the Nev.-pOO Beach
and surrounding area properties Dooe gives prionly to
her clients nteds and is "seN'ic:t onented". Her pmon·
a!ity and dedicabon lo business makes her a '.l.inM .
She'I share her expenence and e:q>ertise with you
whether buying oc scBing c:oastai Of inland ptopeny FOf
your Real Estate needs, contact
DIXIE COLE
Ofc: 642-2599 a .. : 645-7277
LAURA NAGLE
Allooush l ha'c been m busm~ t\\u ye.us. my
experience tn the graphic\ printing indust') i$
nearly two decade~. I tan talr.e your project from
1.nccpt1on to delivery. l will oomplctc your proje(t
on 11me, and for budget ln our toUJh c'°nom
such cm icnt er.ice is ncoeuary.
226 Sequobt Wa1
nta Ana; CA 91703
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.. Thursday, October 22, 1992
A little time to prepare
~ And Sailors need it, they've got Irvine
Saturday night, and that's a load!
By Barry Faulkner
SPotts Wm.tr
IRVINE -With a rare Sat-
urday night g:ime following a
Thun,day contest, the Newport
Harbo r High football team gets •
two bon~s days to prepare to meet
ho!lt Irvine, Saturday tu 7:30 p.m.
Good thing.
The Vaqueros (5·1 overall, 1-0 in the Sea View
League), ranked fifth in Orange County and third in
CIF Oi,ision IV, sho\\ed they belong -among the
area's elite teams by knocking Santa Margarita from
the league and divisional perch, winning a 40-34 ver-
-1:1~Fritby nigh .
Senior running bad, Scott Seal is in his third sea-
i.on of terrorizing defemes :u the varsity Je,cl for
Coach Terry Hcnigan's Vnqs. The 6-foot-2, 205-
pounder rushed for 183 yards and five touchdowns
against Santa Margarita, and is just 57 )·ards shy of
his thin.I straight 1,000-yard season. In all, this year,
Seal has scored 13 TDs.
Newport Harbor's touchdo,~n total is also 13.
"They're a well-coached football team that's going
to he prt:parcd mentally and physically to -play well,"
.,aid Nc"port Coach Jeff Bri nkley, who won',t use
the extra ttmc to change an) thing defensively.
"\Ve "on '1 change an) thing," Brinkley said of a
dcfc:nsc that has yet lo be scored upon on the
ground and hJ) ghc:n up only 27 points in six games.
"\\'e\c done well :igaimt the run all year. We will
ha\ i: 10 i e prcpilrcJ 10 defense the pass against
them. 1houi:;h. because they do have good bal~nce."
Qu . .incrback Aron Garcia ha impro .. ed greatl)
... 1n1:c t<iking O\Cr for gradu.i1ed Jason ~tinic1, and
completed 11
of ts passes
(or 119 yards
against Santa
Margarita. for
the year. Gar-
cia has con-
nected on 53
of l-00 at·
tempts fo.r 602
yards, four
t ouchdowns
and three in-
terceptions.
The Ncw-
pon second:iry
has 10 inter-
ceptions from
seven diff ercnl
players. and
has added
depth with the
emergence of
junior Chris
Standings _,,...,,, ....
........ o...11 WLT WLT
.,... 300 510
S Mqllb 210 510
........ 2 1 0 ' 1 0 ~ 210 330 c. 111 411
TUSlin 1 2 0 2 4 0
WoodlwldOe 0 2 t 1 4 t
~ 0 3 0 0 6 0
T ....... e 0-. CTllOI
rlAll n. ca.-.., -· • J111wpo11 ttllW
Edwards and senio r Chris Hunter.
Newport hos also sho\\-n depth at the running
back spot, where junior Wade Tiu heads a talented
cast. Ti(t, who rushed for a career-high 130 yards in
a 10-0 vittory-over TuMin last week, has 496 yards
on 95 carries .
Ju nior Steve Gonzales, who began the year with
293 rushing yards in two games, will likely con-
centrate on defen e, until a deep shoulder bruise ·
heel . Dut Dan Vaugh:in, Bill Brandon, Colin Morris
:ind Mike Gear all ha'e the capability to burn de-
fen~es on the ground
In the air, Ne\\port hJs ~truggleJ to provide se-
ni or Greg Williami. "11h ample time 10 pull the trig-
ger. Williams. howe,cr, ha'> retained his patience,
and still has just one interception
in 76 attempb.
NEWPORT HARBOR STARTERS .. \\ c're going to ha'e to l.c-cp
1he1r offense off the field," Orin-
1.lc)' ~aid. "We've got to be able
10 ge t some rir~t do" ns, keep the
clock moving, and score."
OFFENSE
No. Pl•v•r Ht. Wt.
7 Grto w, •ams 5·'1 \45
22 Wade Tin 6-1 185
33 Dan vauclWl 5·11 205
34 Sliy Hws 5·11 160
20 Chia La Bm 5-7 150
80 Jason Lawson 6-4 210
76 Beau Ralphs 6·2 245
65 Josll levy 5·10 195
72 t.attian Manson 6·2 180
60 Paul JollnSOll 5-8 185
(tentative)
DEFENSE
Cl. Poa. No. Player Ht. Wt. Sr OB 50 Cta'O Coniet 5.9 \10
Jf TB 78' Garrtp POY<d 6-1 270
Sr FB 68 Doug l(imblt 5·8 185 Sr WR 76 Beau Ralphs 6·2 245 Sr WR 46 Justll'I Kttctiam ~11 155
Sr TE 45 Steve Gonzilles 5·10 195 Sr RT 55 Jen San.ta 5.10 185
Sr RG 30 Nath3n Lumpkin 5·11 170
Sr c 10 Chl\s Edwards 5.9 165 Jr LG 3 Brett Hbsta 6·0 150
Cl. Poi.
Sr OE Sr OT
Sr t.G
Sr OE
Sr OLB
Sr ILB Sr ILB
Sr OLB
Jr CB
Jr CB
I I'\ inc 's defense has also yield·
cc.I Just 27 points this year, and
fc.t tures Division l recruit Ryan
Jones, a 6-foot-2, 225-pound
heat-seeking linebacker.
Sl\luN~ ....
75 J Bero·Ha11sen 6·2 190 Jr Ll 22 Wade Tin 6·1 185 Jr FS
"They've got some bodies,"
Onnklcy ~aid. "It 's going to take
u Jireat effort."
The Sailors will be throwing everything ther've got against 'rvine Saturday ni2ht in a Sea Vtew
League football crucial, incluC:ling running baCk Wade Tift (22) and heavyweight f eau Ralphs (76).
WORLD SERIES
Best of Hven
Game 1 -Atlanta 3 Toronto 1
Game 2 -Toronto 5 Atlanta 4
Game 3-Toronto 3. Atlanta 2
Game 4-Toron•o 2 ACanlJ I (loron:o leads J.1
Thursday, Oct. 221 5:28 p.m.
Game 5 -Allanta a1 T oron10
Saturday, Oct. 24, 5 :26 p.m.
·Game 6 -Toronto al Allaf11a
Sunday, Oct. 25, 5 :29 p.m.
'Game 7 -Toronto at Atlanta
~ "'7necessary
Note All games televised on Channel 2.
KNX (1070) radio
Aema (3-4)
7 Buttalo
14 ~e.v~
10 l.'J!llj
\8 Nt-11 Y()(k Jets
2 4 SJn Frinc sco
1 o t,e..., Ofltw
38 t\t« Yatll Gwlls
Oct 25-bye
NIN 1 -at AtJll!a
tiov 8-Prroern (llomt)
l<Oi 15-at OJ~s
r.;ov 22-SJn Francisco (llome)
t.ov 29-t.~.nntsota (llomtl
Oec 6-at Tamp<l Ba1
Oee-13-Ne..rOrfnns {llOme)
Dec 20-at Gretn Bay
Oec 27-AtJanta (llomt)
40
0
26
10
27
13
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to am.
' 0111 10 am
1pm
lorn
5 pm
1pm
10 am
1pm
\3 Ott:t.tf
21 ClllCMl!I
\6 C~•tlalld
Aalders (M)
7 ~$C'1y
13 t;e.v YO!il G.an:s
20 S..ttalO
t9 Sea" e
Oct 25-Odis !home) t.ov 1-bye
Nov 8-11 Pto&taaelpru
t.ov 15-SeJ!\Je (llOme)
t~ov 22 -°"""tr (tiome) "O'I 29 -ii Sa11 Diego Oec 6 ... iunm Crty (llome)
Oec 1•-a1 Mi.11111
Oec 20-sa11 o.eoo (homtl
Oec 26-at Washlogton
17
(OI) 24
28
27
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1 pm
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1 pm
1 pm
S pm
tom
6pm
1 pm
t pm
WEDNESDAY'S COUNTS
DAVEY'S LOCKER -1 bO.l's
150a-,~~ l~ur • J 89;eov.!n
CL;r~ l S• a~~ t2 )'eUo ... ·1.11 107 bo·
l'.:'l> 3 ti1111CCIU 93 C4 co bass 14
S3.'1d bm 3 sti::tlkl n stlrtPIJtad 58
rec I • t t. a Pl. ' 44 1T..l1....;r~1
NEWPORT LANDING -3
~Od~, CJ 11"1; s &O 1e ""'' 11 IU!l.! 7
s.r::tt t;rss ~ ra•co I.lass 102 rock
fish 2 seu p.n 79 ban to, I s!'leepread,
8 barracuda 20 mac~ ere I 1 l'rh.te l1sh
TELEVISION
Pool
lO am -LA Open. ESPN.
6 p m -LA Open, ESPN
Hor9e A•clng
4 p m -Los Al replays, PT
8 pm -Oak Tree replays, Ch 56
10 30 pm -Oak Tree replays. SC
l am -Hollypark replays, PT
B•seball
5.25 pm. -World Series (Atlanta
Braves at Toronto Blue Jays) Ch 2
Volleyb•ll
7 pm -Team Cup, PT
1.30 am -Fo1.1r-man. ESPN
Soccer
8 p m -Wor1d Cup, SC
Motorcwcla R•cln1
9 30 pm -AMA Series. ESPN
Powerbo•t Racing
t a m -Outboard GP ESPtJ
RADIO
B•seball
5 25 p m -World Series (Atlanta
Braves at Toronto Blue Jays) KNX
(1070).
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CP037023 THE PETITION IF YOU OBJECT TO S~c1al Not~ ot the hhng l1orn lhe SoulhweSlerly Of n!E NATURE Of THE Pfto. 111d t'NIONtllt 11tn1191 c:osa, United State•I at et the Compeny. u Tru1tH uod o .. d o f Tr
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE ~UBltC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
NOl~CE 00F PETITION r~q.iests .iutho,.ty 10 the granting ot the p~i.troo of an 1rwantory ana t 35 O~ fijl(jt Also ext.Cpl CUOIN~ AGAINST YOU YOU IXl*ltll 11\C *-• lie on.h front entren<:• to the recorded A.ugust 28 \ 1180 he,.tofoie •118CU\M 1'
A MINISTER addeminisi.,..~ •rd &ndst.ata you should appe:ir .al lhP appraisal ol estate assats tlit.-retrom tilt! Notthwcslorly SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER 1me Of lie 1111111 ~of Counrv coutthou.e 700 1n Sook t3715 Paa• 1112 daliveredtotheunctenumi1..i
ESTATE OF. un r 1 " n e~ ent hearing ilnd -;111 your or ol any petition or63tee1100roo1 APN •117· Nob otTrus .. 'SSlllUnct« lie Nob 114 ... 11·CMc Center Dnve WHt otOlhctelRecorde • wnnen Oecl.,•tioft
Dolores Perez Alvarez ~d~nr'f~ation ::; Estal~ ob1ec11ons or hie wnnen account as provided 1n 29 t 35 DMd al Trust 1213.617 12 111 IHlloft IO Sent• Ana. CA ell right title "•~•• 3 o.tevtt •M O.mend
CASE NO A 166225 aifow '~hw.au °'~sC:~ 01Jlec11oni. w1lh th coun sec11on 1250 of Iha. The slr~I 1ttld1ou 111ncJ Hob II llttlby 11~ ~t Cllll, N Trus .... ICCilPt 1 end lf'lterHt conveyed to An u ctueive .... men! Sele •nd • wnnen
To 1 h~·rs rf.' reSt'llt.al•vlt 1g take be ore tM h1t.ann9 Your Caht0tn1a Probate Code A uthur <Ammon wsiunatiun QUALITY LOAH SERVICE cahltr'I C:flldl drlWll on a S-. end now hetd by It urtd .. epp\Htenant to H eh unit fof 01 O.feult and Elecbon
btfno1t1c ~r·l'!. r&ditors p II tho t appearance may btt Ill R~9St for S~ec1al Notice '' auv C>I tho •U<JI proVuftv CORP J Cllrlorn11 COfl)OflllOn or llllONl lllntl a dledl *--Hod Offd of Truet In the uu and occupancy of thoH S•lt The underelf
con1in9en1 cr1;0 lors and ~~rn•n ace~~ ap~~ov~ pe'.F 0~~U'ourA~~rne>A ~':;:J;1 ~le~~aita le from the :;~~~ ~s tS f>Uf:::;,~ • rvs111 ot sucomor MIN. by a llltl OI *• aldlt uNoll property srtu111d in •aid port'°"' 01 the tHtncted caused ea.ct Notice
person'!. wtio "''Y Belore ~k ng cena.n vrtry CREDITOR °' • Anornt_, for Petitioner Avunoe Cl>st1 ._.-:: CA or S\IDS11tu•O Miii Plll'l\lllll or a dltc* *"""' at• or County end Statt dHcnbed co-n .,.., dHIQn•ttd II\ Deteult end ElectlOn to ..
C.lhf:!rwis.t t.w '"""rwsi..ci •n 1mpor1ant • act.ons contingent creditor ot the ROSE M. GATES 92627 to 1111 Dttd ot Trint IQ(ljltcf by federal sMlfs Ind 1o1n aao-.. 1 h • o • c 1'' • t • 0 n °1 to l>e 19Cordtd"' the CO.WV ~~!:! o"'dt~r~ ~~~J~ Afva~:ih ho11111:!>1€;r U\e personal Clt-er!:i$ed you mus1 t11e 433 Civic Ctnltr Or Tho undof~nod lrusH:ti MICHAEL .IAAES Recorded dllloll, ..,.. ... c:tllo11 or Un t P;o;I 1 ho nd ~1ret19nte Condit~n: ~ where tile real proP«W"'• A PET T 0 rej>fesentat.,.e w1U be yO\ir claim with the coun West 1Jts(Ja1ms int \tatlltitV 11>1 CMIOl/1911 Inst. No It-~ bri "**' Ill ~ 1 .. • wn • •tnc:tione reco•v• '" loc:attd -
'•lf><I b J~a'n ~ ~~~~ .~~~n rtquir~ to give notice 10 ancs mail a c.opy to the Suitt 2SO any 1nc0tr0(.t11eu ot 1he 111010 of QtflcNj Rec0ros In Ion 5102 oi Ill Anlndll Codi •f•ned on lh•t cert••n Booll. 13319 Page 133 of D•tt 30 Sep 92
Su e~r Cour1 o~ intOH~~d ~sons u~ peisonal represen1a1ive San1• Ana • CA 92701 Sll(kll achlreu and <Jlhor lie olllol of !ht County ~ and lllllortad to do bullrlta Condom.04um Plen recorded Oll1c1el Record• and Sp•clallud. tno .
c ar.tomia Count 01 th11y ha11" wa•11fld nollc~ 01 appornted by the coun ca.Iv N4'wpor1 c.ommun t1u51Qn.thun ,1 aioy corcl« 01 OAAHGE C®nty, II\ N t• 111 lie llflllllt tlndtf Apnl 23 11180 In 8ooil Supplementary Oecler•tion TNllH 1090 E
ORANGE Y consenled IO the proposed "N1lh1n tour months from Beach Costa shown tlurc•n Thu lutal ClllfOfllta llld rSUMI to Ill Oller 11\an Cllfl 11 ICCIOM Ill l358S, P99e 40l on the ol Covenant•. Cond111on1 Place C•flllnt•tit
THE PETITION action ) The independenl \he date ot hrst ISSuance ot Mt!;a Pilot emoon1 ot lho unpatd bal· N DOI 1 'o.1111:"11111 ElletOn I T Ill ., ~ Ill tisu-office of th• County end f'fftnctione r.corded In 113013 (8051 884-1424
,9 e ts tn 1 J p admin1s1ra11on authority letters as provided in Oct 22 23 29 1992 anc 0 OI lllol obllgallCJO 5(1 .,!'., O O M m'"!'T ... ........,. 1 A.corder of uld County Book 13696. Pate 4211 of E Bouche. TNltM s qu s a uan trez w1• be granted unle5$ an secbon 9100 ol the t.urutl bv lhl:! C>pllfl 10 -llefeunW rlCOftltd anot of !ht MllM • ....., Ull Parcel 2: Olhci•I Records end shown Officer ~pr~~~;~~~~e as parson~ 1nte1ested person Illes an Calttornia Probate co~ PUBLIC NOTICE sul<t and rt1a:.mibl~ 8511• Ot~99~111St No 92· fllndt become ..,..... to Ill An undivided 1 /80th on the Condom1n1um "' 10108/112. 10 / l 611 ,
ildmm1"ler tnt-eo:tAle ol ObJ9Cbon lo the pe1111on The lime lor til1no claims NOTICE CW mah .. <d wsts l»IJJMMIS and 009856 ot ,.,...O!!'d"2Rec:orOS. ~ Of llldonet • a manw •ntenitt In •nd to lot 4 lor eec:h unit. 10/221112 ;h11 d ... C'wOt>nt ' and shows :food cause wtl not eitpre before tour , IMh.nc.es 81 ttie lime 01 1 .. Stl on 1wn1,99 1110 00 of rfelll SIW NII wl tit "'*· (common •re•I of Tract No P11cel 4: CNS 1062880 THE PETITION why lhhe cou should not months trom 1tt11 hear1ng UN~~J::o• ~A~UST in•Llll publutton ot 11141 A.M al IN FRONT Of THE Dut wl!rloul COWNnt Of _.. 9336. 1n the C1iy of A.n •11tment tor uH end ..,. ••
requects lhl' tJecedenls gr~ttH~~R~~Gty lh da1enollc:wd.ibove TS No 17314 EV hwulWlleis $348 20227 fl.JibPOLES ATTl1EMAINEN· lllllY, _.. Of lmllledNewpon leach. in H id 1n1ovm•nt ot th•ll WILL ~mo codl(.ils 11 any on e loan No 45217• 1 In &1Jt.lit101l 10 Wt~h 1110 TRY AREA TO THE PLACENTIA r'91'tllnQ Ill, paumloft County end State, a• P•• ·com!Ylunlty Feclht1 .. • ol
tit' admitlt'd 10 probale r!o~~~be~111 1~e 1h:~~ ~~ ttie"~~ k4' ~~V lh~~~~N~ Other Rel •• • Trul>loo ..,111 au.A.ill 1 ~stl-CMC CENTER 401-411 E~ ~moranm1, to llllfy llt map ,.corded In Sook 439. H•d Tract No, 8338. 11 Ht
The will MtO .lny cod1cils 1 45 p M in De t 703 ou arC Ya erson YOU AAE IN OEFAUL T '°' s cho<.ll orawn on 1 5181 CtiAPMAH AVENUE PlM:EN lncltll---~ lly 11111 P19H 8 to 12 inclue1~ ol lo(lh •nd dH!Qneted 1n the
.m• M'l1l11ble lor locatt!d a\ 141 T~e City rntl!resled in the ~•tale UNDER A Of. ED OF TRUST ui 1181ior1.tl hank, 8 c.hec. TIA, CA at publlc auctlOn, lo Ille OM, ld¥lllCll ll«tundtlr M11celleneoue Mepe, In the Oecla11tlon of ,.1tnc11on1 ... amina11on 1n th¥ hie k11pt Drrv& p 0 Box 14170. you ma Ille Wtth the oouri Ol\TED July J 1990 UN drawn bv 4 811110 ur leUu!al highest blOOtf IOf CMh (payallll ""'1 1n...-.. 1 a prcMcltMI olf1ce of the County end th• Suoplemtnt•IY
by lhe court Orange CA 92613 1570 a lork1 Request lor LlSS YOU TAKE ACTION cred1I union or a chec al O'I• lltnt ot salt In llwllll keln.ancl IMllllPlld Recordar of n ld County, 01el•11tton ol Rt•tnctione. • TO Pn< HE Cf YOUR PROP CJ!llwn by a Slltte or leckltal mOlltV of the Unltlf Slatlt), al of lie no• atQlrtd lly aald dltd tog• th• r w It h • t t •nd " •hown on lhe l~P".".U":'.8"'.'l-C~-0---------:,-------------------ERT't IT Ml\Y BC SOl OAT S&YlllilS •nil IQ&n HI()( 1 right. 11111, llld lnllf•t. con-Wiii 1nllf"'1 lllflOft • p10-1mprovem•nt1 the1eon. Condom1mum P\an I N TICES PUBLIC NOTICES I PUB UC NOTICES A J.>U& "'-~I E IF YOU elKH1 S11v1~s u.t0t,.ltun 111 wytct to 111d now htld by It un-~In NICI No•. •. ~ u c•ptlno there fro"' ell Parcel 5· i=======::;:=:.!.;=========.!.::========::;; NI:-E 0 l\N [)(Pl /\NI\ 1 ION w•1r11Jll t.n~ 5pec1f1ed in d8r said Detd of TMt In tie 111ct dl*I"' of llt m .. en condominium unite locei.d Ji. ~eJ1Ctu.111W HHmen1
Of TH( NATURI; Of THf Suc..tlOO !>102 ot lhe f'{\11'\· pl°'*'f t1t11MM In 11111 Couft~ o4 tit M11 c:rUltd by said tNreon for lnQr .. 1 fnd eore11 over
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YOU YOU SHUUl.O CON Ou bullfl(I~ 1n 1n11 Sl•ta In loWI PAACEL A THAT POR· Dl•d tCW111992 m•Mrall, mineral noht9 10591 .... t fo'1h In en
TACT A IAW't'LR thu IMllll h.r1111t1r ofn-H lhltfl TIOH Of LOTS Of TRACT NO OL!Alnl'C.OMIDtWICI' n1t1Kat 11• noM• and other lf'lllrumtnt recorded Men:h "-·••;;=;.·· Nollce 1, llt'tcl.ry u1wu11 Utstl IS ktl11h'fl llltl T1u't 7,16 IH THE CITY Of COSTA ~ AS TRUSTU t6St hydrocarbon by whet1oever 18. 111711 1n Book 13070, pi
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t. ~" hush, , 111 sub)l11u1 •lllli 111 ltMI ~ ut unc.Ji11 ~~:. ~~~c~:~~ ~/,tJ//t:J'2~~GNA-tooether with the perpetual othe• common de11Qnation, ~! ~
hi hu,IUlt WrMMtnt lo lliu Ml IS II llllllllflt (ti 11\lhl · f19ht of dnlltng, mln1nt. 1f any ot the reel propett\< Ol'4.•I ol ltu t 11~111 u1 t lly s..d sale '"" w m!M.ki MO 44 Of MISCELlAHEOUS TUR( •1q11or\no e"4I oSlefl'"'O ducr1b•d ebove 11 3500 ~V...°"9
Ku..111 Huytlun aricl K1ml1Ufly !Jul w1lhout toveo•nt or MAPS. RECORDS Of OANllGE OPP 1440 OCT I, 15.22.1"2 therefM, ~ llC>fln9 1n and purpon-4 to 11o: 280 II•=~ la I
Havuon Ruc;urdol1 •it114111ty ll~llfU6 Of ~ COUHN. CAllfOl\NIA, OE· PUBLIC NOTICE ... moYtnQ the Hme from Cegney lent •303 r-:==~===!"~ 01 II 19110 tn 86011 , •uuarc.tino 111"-i, 1.o~wa.\IC SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS PAR uld lend or any other lend Newport leech. Celofom1~
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T~ .. Mo. *241170M NOTTI MOM All .-o&D, W""* 8'ot. Inc. Pl-Tzu Yang Chen. t7325 c:.do Avenue, Sutte 203, Cal.t. 92801 onHr Drive, Hunllngton P~ Cutloomp, 126 Sand Bu .. nets Name(1) 1t11eo Linus CO•k•) De
r.tCW.Ma •114 NIWllOM llAQI CA .... HolM eo. omc.. Inc Hont Avenue, Cemto•. Newport Beach, Celil. Han. Sana Nam, Tn7 Val· BeKh CA 9264fS p1r-r Lane, !J•to v.-,o •boo1t on N'A Cant, passed away '°" Ml .. D9AULT U1111A n. ~ Trui... deda... Wam•r Cammunlcallon• Clllf. 90701 928e0 ley View SttHt 10204, La Melody R Nguyen, 9012 Calil This buslneu 11 con· Rieurdo Oon Mont.Mil< October 17, l 992 .. a
A DMD Oii T1IUIT DATID Mr 1i1b11y f1Dr "'t .... ..._al Inc. Thia butlnHt 11 co,,.. Mewport Dlag1»1tic And PaltN, Caltf. 90623 p~ om. Hl.Mltlng10n dlJC*j by a corpc>t1llOI\ Secrttl'Y result of a rnasslv9 I-· --YOU TAU 1111 lllttl lddl9tl Ml Olfltt Time Warner Cable Inc. duaed by• • ~ part· Treavnent Ctftttir, Inc., a Han, Yong Sun, nn VIA· Beach CA t2641 Tile 1eg11tranl(s) c:om· This stat"'*" was tiled stroke. RetiLecL.mein.----. ACT'IOll lO llJIOTIC'T you. HBO Flml. Inc. nenhlp Cal•lotn11 eotporabon, t44t ley View SllMt 10204, La Th11 ' business Is con· rnenc:ed to tranlft'I bus#• Wo1h the COunly C!etk ot ber of Carpenter's ....., •r;...,, '"" "-' Angelic Pn>cruedona, Inc. Th1 regls\fant(t) com-Avocado Avenue, Suite Pat~. Cllil 90e23 ducted by hu~ and ness und« lhe Foe'll\IOus Otanqe County on Ses>lem ,_....,,"MY• IOUI lllMfl 5111 ... .,.lllNCll,i.a lncfependent Pro• .. an11, menc.d to tr.ll'lsac:t bull· 203,........,... Buch, Calif. Thia business Is con---'e Bus&ness Name(•) Hted ber28, 1992 Loeal 1453, and r• ' •• • •--•••• • -· -........... ... ·~-,....... '"' ... _. tired from District "' " ..._ -'"" ....._ COV.l\lflt or w1rranfY, Inc:. nesa undtf \he FldlUOU. 92e60 ducted by-hust>and Wld Tile regl1tr1nts com· a ........ e on: NIA FM&007 llUD U. IDLAllATa Oii ......._,°'...,._~ .... HBO Independent Produc:· ButlneH Name(•) !isled Thi• business IS con-wile l'MllCed to transact buSt· Thoma. L Cutlcomp, Prn· Publsned Newpon Beacn-Council Carpenters as Tai ltATUAI O' Tiil ~Of\ or eftCUINlfliat IOt tloN, Inc. above on: Septamber 1, ducted by: a corporat.IOn The registrant(•) com-ness undtt lh• fte11Ulus ident CoS1~ MHI Daily Pilot OC· business agent In -.:a.. WT YOU, tha Plll'POM of Ntisfyang Ille CIU!del Plctu,.., Inc. 1992 The reglslra11t(s) com· mel'ICH to ir.nsact busl· bualneu nime Hated This statement wu fottd 8 15 22 992 1982 Survived by wile
YOU INOULD CONTACT A ~•ueaitdby'-'Ollcl DA Procluc:bOnS Inc. Tusnar Patel menced to tranSICt buli· ness under Ille F1ct1llous above on: S.PL 22, 1992. wuh th• Coumv Clefk of tober • • · 29, 1 TMIY June. daughter .Judy
I u-: T Fantastic Factt, Inc. Thia tUatement wu ftled nesa under "-Fictitious Business Name(•) ~st1d Tung o. Nguyen Orange County on Septern ________ ...;... and son Rick and ••-. "' "* ll!CUlinQ tllt'"' cfll'D" Lorlmar Productions Inc. with the County Clerk of Business Name(s) fisted above on: NIA This 11.atement was llled ber 25, t992 PUBLIC NOTICE three grandchildren I 0. 1 l/06112 • 1 '00 PM • M.A. and,.,... of fll TMltt The ~1 Pn>ductiOnt Inc. Orange County on Septem-above on: September t, Sang Nam Han woth the CounfY Cieri! of F545808 J o d y , J I m a n d ~ .W:U. INC.• wry undlf Nil Died of River Tower PrOducllons, ber 28, 1992 1992 Tl!ls statement was filed Oraf\ge Coumv on Septem· Published Newport Beach· te547S o an Le 11 e a n d ._ CMr ...._. T"*9t llldlr Trull lltretofOfe lllC\Ud and Inc. FMeOOe Hazem H. Chehablm M.0., with the County Clet1c ot btf 2S, 1992.. CqsQ Mesa cra~y Plfot OC· flctltloua daughter in.law Susie laM,.,,.... to Olld Of Ttutl, dllivel9d lo 1111 uodlr"""lld 1 Studio Equipment, Inc. Pu~d Newport e .. ch· Pretldent 0tan9 1nge2 Counry on OciotMtr F545788 tobef 1, 8, IS, 22, 1992 Bualne•• Natne Services at sea by the A ......._d "'" /II -· --~ XPTNY Producliont Inc.. C O p O This •tatemenl was flied 992 p b I I h d N Ne tu e Society ec ... -on .... tu u llfflltn OadatallOll of DelelM-Teleplcturel Animated Pro-otta Me1a ally ilot C• with the County Clerk of ' F5471SO u s • ewpon Th-477 Statement P n .
OealNllt No •11111? Book Dlflland IOf Sall, and a wnne~ due11ons, Inc. tobe< 1s, 22, 29, Novembe< Orange County on Stptem-Published Newport Beach-Beach·Costa Mesa Daily Th1 F.ollow1n9 persoos HOLBROOK
• '):. .. al allcltl AlcOldl In NOllCt of Oeld a~ EIKllOll to Teleplctures PrOducUons 5, 1992 be< 8, 1992 Costa Men Daily Pilot Oc· ~~ October 1 • 8• 15• 29• PUBLIC NOTICE 8Q~ ~~~8 ~51~1~~ •• Ir Ronald L•Ro~ Hof·
1i. 0 Of Iha Recordtf ol $111 Thluniilfl9*CIUlld• SeMces, Inc, Th-493 F5439t8 tober 15, 22, 29, November ---------C II 927 brook, Insurance OAANGE County, Cahfornll '*"te• of Oeld and EIKlion IC WAD Pn>ducllons Inc. Publl1hed Newport Beach-5, t992 lh483 Ul719S vine, a'. 20 Claims Ad1u5'or, died
llltcuttd by JOSEPH w 311110 Ill ttcOldad "'the COUl1l1 Warner Brot. Animation PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Oo-Th-497 PUBLIC NOTICE Flct1Uou1 L~~'°thve':;U:~ :u,;:,m~!, Octooer 1 'th, 1992 at
MADER AND JUDITH Ill ""9ie IN r11I PfGPlflY ii localeC ':amer Entertainment Inc. CNS1083738 lober 1, 8, IS, 22, 1992 &u.in .. a Name Calif 112720 age S7 Resided In
MADER. ~SIANO AHO WIF'E '"°"NII line lllOl'lhl l'ew WCI lnvulon of Privacy flcttUoue Th-478 PUBLIC NOTICE CNS10835e2 St•tement Tllis bus1neu Is con· Hunhngton Beach, CA
WILL llLL AT 'UILIC ....__.lllCllUdlllCOldMtorl I •··-•-u N-~ Flctltloue The FOllowlng persons ducted by an ind1.,,dua1 tor 27 years. Survived -nc _ .. ,.. -·-PUBLIC NOTICE are doing busmen II' Th t C ) AICTIOM TO lMI MIGMlll DATE I~ WCVNtwlltt Production• Statement 1M534 Bualneu Na.,.. SEAWEST CONSULTING t regas r1n1 s com· by children, Randall 1 -l'OACAIH. (Ill•• NA ~TGAGE SERVICES, ll'C. • The FollOW1ng persons CNSiGe:Mee Flctltloua SFtatement 4291 Katella '123, los ~';~,,J~r ~~~f.1ct,e~~ S , Brett L, Ronald
•a11111111MA111011tyoffll INC,ASTRUSTEE The malling llddrffs ot aredolngbusineuas: Fk:tltloua llual-•Name The ollOwing ~sons A1am1tos,Callf 90720 Business Nami(~I listed' .Jason, Mrs Tony U•iltd S1ate1 I at THE 640 E. MAIN STREET 2nd each general partnef ot the TSB CAYSTAl PARTNER· Buetn N Staitement a11 d0tng business as. Selwest Pt\y51Call Therapy at><we S 4 (Kaul Barnhart two I CHAPMAN AVENUE .'..~ Partneflhlp Is: SHIP, 650 Town Center eu • .,.. The FOiiowing_ WICKffi & ~ 1.m A~ -M.,,--Oeltfotnia. t9,...., • ""~ r .rn~TI d r err--I ctllTaaMrc TO Tu" CIVIC FlT 00R. ST~ICTOH. CA~ c/o UIM Wimer .Inc.. 75 Dove.. SW. aw..-~ StateMHt are dofng business as: 2950 Airway Avenue Suite •28t Kalella #123, Los ,._::._ y l Ch mother. Lots Hol· ~ -"""'°"' HUl'ltbti (209)~ ... Rockefeller Plaza, New Mesa. Cal1I. 92626 The Following persons STAR ClEANERS/COIN A-3, Costa Mesa, Calif. AlamtlOS, Cal1I 92720 n;,; .r..,~ent e:., r, 11<1 brook Funeral HI·
CffCTEA IUl.OWG, 300 EAST S752 KATHY l<IHG, ASStST VOfic, New Vortc t0019 Tushar Patel, 650 Town ate doing business u: LAUNDRY. 1129 W Qt. 92626 This business is co~ "'1th tne Couf'lly Cl•\\ 01 111ces were held Satur· CMAPMM AV£NOE, ORANGE, SECRETAAY This business la co~ Center DriYe, Suite 1910, RO MARINA PARTNERS, angeUlorpe, Fullerton, Calif. Charles M. Wickett, Gen. ducted by a corperai.on Ota e Count S.
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CA_ 11 rlglll, ... Ind lnltf .. TPS 1 212114 ducted by: 1 limited J)Mt· Costa Mesa, Cahl. 92626 29t0 Red Hill Avenue, 92633 tfal Partner, 309 East Bar The reglstrant(s) com· bef ~ 1992 yon Pe McDougal Funeral
----10 Ml now tield .... a OCT 15 ..., .... 1....., nershlp B.U. Patel, 650 Town Cen-Suite 200, Costa Mna. Sung Ho Soh, 1758 Pn.11-Front.. Balboa Island. Cah . menced 10 transact bus1-• F54525,. Ho--on Salt Lake _...,.. wr • "· n , ..... Tile reglstrant(s) com-ter Drive, Suit• 1910, Costa Caltl. 92626 lps Onve. Pomona. Caltl. 92662 ness unaer the F1ct111ous • "~
Ullldlf .., Oetd of TR* In IN PUILIC NOTICE menc.d to transact bus\. Mesa, Calif. 92626 RO Manna Partners, a Cal· 91166 This business Is con-eu51ness Nam1t(s) listed Pwbl1st1ed Nt .. port 9,., n-1-C-•...;ty'--------
INIPlllY ~Ill utd Courly ness undet the Actitlous Sanjay Patel, 650 Town 1fom1a 9enel'al partnership, Myung Sook Soll, 1758 ducted by: a hmlted part· above on: NA Costa M•s.1 D.a ''I P.ot Oc LANDERS c;....,,. dltoad • Lot 90 at 188033 Business Name(•) listed Center Orive, Suite 19t0, 2910 Red Hill A.venue, Ph1ll1ps Or1ve, Pomona, nersh1p Pa111cia O'Nedl lobcf I , 8 1s 22. 13')2 Challen F . "Bud" T-.a NO 3000, 111 the c.,, of F1 above on: 1979 Costa Mesa. Calif. 92626 Suite 200, C~sta Mesa. Calif. 91766 The reglstrant(s) COfT!· This ~t.emllllt was tiled Tn-47(;
N"'"n Beach, County ol ctltlous Thomas C. Felge, Vice Thi• business Is co~ Cal1t. 92626 This business This business 1s co,,.. menced to transact bus1· with the County Clerk of Lp:s;::ra•_.;3vag~0~~~ Ollngt, &.. Of Clldomll, 19 per B~ness Na11te President ducted by: a general part· is conduc:ted by: a general ducted by: husband and ness under tho Ficti~ous Orange County on October
""' l'ICOnild In Booll 89. ~SI The ~~=-..., This st.atement was ftled nersh1p partner$h1p wife Buslf\tsS Nam11(s) listed e. 1992 20, t 992 1n Irvine, CA 41t end 41 at MllCeaar.GUa Mtps. _,.doing buslnns ursons with the County Clerk of The regl1trant(•I com. The reglstrant(s) com-Ttte registrant(•) com-above on: A{!;ll 12, t977 FS4lt&t He 1s survived by his
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.... olfi..t 01 lllt Count• C .. BlEVISION OF Orange County on Septem· menced to transect busl· menced to transact busJ· menced 10 transact busl-Charles M ckett Published N-port Beach-wile Juha, daughter '"" "' • ,.. OR-.. ~ 24 1992 n-s under the F-···•~·s ness under the Flctitious nd ... Fl ti This 1tlltemen1 w;is Med R · ? Shirley Blinn grand· R APN ANOE 154 I_._ _ _, ""' • ... • .. u....,., n8us1 u erN "1• ( ) ct1
1 0U1_! w'i'" the County Cle ... ot Costa Mes1 Daily Pilot Oc· epo t' ' tcOfdtf ot .. td county • G-1 Street. F545732 BuslnHS Namt(S) llSled Business Name(s) listed usnus am• s """"' U! "" b g2"" N m mg . sons Warren ano 1l7·45i-o7 Tiit IOlll 1mou111 DI Orange, Calit. 92666 Published Newport Beach-above on: January 1, 1992 above on· April 17. 1987 ebove on: N/A Ornnge County on Septem-lo er IS, 2 . n. ovember Bruce Bhnn, and two
tte 111111d ~of tht ol>ligloon The Name ol lhe Partner· 0 l"' p·i Oc Tushar Patel Rannev E. Draper, tts: sung Ho Soh t>er 2 I. 1992 s. t 992 # yw~ .YOI.·~ t rt~ • grea t gran~children IC.lltd by Mid DHc:I I Tn.111 and •hip Is Time Warner Enter-Costa Mesa a., 101 · · This statem81\t was lllect Truslee This statement was filed F545328 Th-495 H rlbtihl 11, rep/Oct tor Bud was a member of
. od talnment Company, L P. tober 1, 8, 15, 22. 1992 w11h the County Clerk of This statement was filed with the County Cieri! of Published Newport Beach· ---------tho Newport Harbor ,. .. on1bly 11t1m111 coala, The names of ~general l'h--479 Orange County on Septem-w11h the County Cieri\ ot Se Pi Oc PUBLIC NOTICE t9\!Crt1l. OOl ll~t~ a"""'" tfld adv1ncH II lhl partners of th• Partne<Ship t>er 28, 1992 Orange County on Septem· Orange County on plem-Costa Mesa Oa1l'f lot • ---------~tel'. 10 f:lll y achl Club and the
.. of lllitial publtclllOll ol the ar1 u lollow1: PUBLIC NOTICE F ........ 10 ber 22. 1992 ber :;!4, 1992 lober 1s, 22, 29, November CNSt052973 Trans Pac1l•c Yacht .,_ American r: •-~ · __ .. .,...,., F545737 5, t992 Fl till WV'O i'Oll tloc.•~IOt Club. He was also a Neta of -• • llSf.049 OS • ,.,...,.,on .,.., ..... , ..... 778 Published Newport Beach-F545500 Be h c oua
P1yt11tn1 mutt Ill by c1111 a ~ci;,nmurucatlons Corpora-..... Flcthi;, Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Oc-Published Newport Beach-~~:.~s~e;'51N~~11011~:1 ________ Th_-"~94 Buslneu Name r;~;~:~ ~~:,; ~
c:p.a cNdl chWll on• 11111 °' Capital Cablevision Sys· h&lneM N!ine tober 1S, 22, 29. November Cost.a Mesa Daily Pilot Oc· tober 1, 8, ts. 22. 1992 PUBLIC NOTICE The ~::.~,;"'persons the committee of 25 ~blrlk,adlldlchwnby t lems. Inc. Staitement 5, 1992 tober 15, 22. 29, November Th-475 tM727 are doing business as Graveside services
-ot ladMI Cl9Cil unOll. or I People's C1blt Corpora. The Following penons Th-492 5, 1992 Flctltlout WX ARMANI EXCHANGE, Fflday, October 23.
dllca *-wn by a Ult Of llOtrel lion .,. dOlng business as: Th-491 PUBLIC NOTICE BuelneH Name South Coast Pl;iu Ret.H 10 00 A .M at Pac:1fie
ltWlgl Ind loan 11soc:11t1on Memphis CATV, Inc. c HE N AN o p A TE l PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltktu• Staitement Center, <;osl.l Mesa. Calil. View Memortat Park In ~191 a110C11110n. Of SIYingt Warner Cable Communlca· HASTER PARTNERSHIP, I------------------92626 Corona del Mar V1SJ· be!*"*'*' 11 MCllOfl 5102 at tion• Inc. 650 Town Center Onve, CNSt059939 168323 Bualneu Name The Followong persons $.mint Rala•I Inc Dela-...,._. tahon will be Thursday
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HUNTINGTON
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Gorgoous 3yr old •x-MIN u TE s T 0 Eastside ModUlar H~se, beach ========== rl( bus. 1(-Mart. mov-•For Sale By Owner ecutive home In pres-MONTEREY, Carmel, 3BR, huge back ya1d, front gated mot>ile 1es S650 mo
Fantastic View! tigeous Tusttn Aanc:h. Views of Bav and c:ul-d•••c street, enc:t home park JBR 2BA GENERAL 2602 642·2288 or 642 1216
8 BR :JBA. Almost 3,000 sqtl, 4 moun~1n1. M:iny e-c· gar St250 548·7001 I I St400 8'.lck ay 04 tF BR 27586. family clus1ve features, 961 32tCOLLEEN 1uatc11 '7y1r4~!!.7t70 • $3000FF MOVE·IN! pool, spa, r-°" room, dining rm br ,.... '"°"rty M~t 2BA lncd yd Wlr pd
l!ntertalnlngU G r a c • f u 11 y I and· acres SI 75,000 otter ---------Plus f st Sldf1ul)!o 636-4 t 20 a..SPM
S750K. Pam 63 I ·2707 acapea. $4$79,000 c. ~~re.Jtc:k~ct1~= 2~~-•3ElR 2•,)0a charming ========= quality tenanlS, • IU'(l 2194 P1acen11a c S75S
Dover Shorn Area 21 A Nel9hbe,.. 1 t3B Prudenhal Towle twnhse in Nwpt;ghts, NEWPORT 1714) Mt.ao39 $725 M oves You In!
5BR :JOA. lg lot. 2 fr-:-m.=~a~C:O Reall~ ~~~sf!~ ~~-7S4~ard BEACH 2169 ========= 2cBRat 2o8:i b~1gn~.· ~~ pk:•, :1400 elf, sky·
li9hts, $525,000. Call ========!========= •E'sld• 2Br 1 ~Ba =::::::::::::::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;: BALBOA 546-S880 or 97~8
Bill at 646-8583 Bkr sous11~1c~ awuCRESn:•au51 cottage. micro, aitch ~ '""'"~ avu11 ,&nAm gar w ·opnr. w 'd hkup, ISIAND
•.•LUFF. 101a11y fO•SALE G•OVES 1575 1m1vdS950631-4442 BeachArea! 2606 •$750 Moves U In!
E's1de 20r, nu paint/
cpl 269 D 16th Pl re mod. lge home, I\ " S B B MEWPO..T PENINSULA view, sale or trade ;;;:;;;::;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;=I:;;;::;;;::;;:;;;;::;;;::;;:;;;;::= * E ' IDE J r 3 a YEAALY OR WtHTER
644-5965 5 "CR E RANCHES, twnhm, Yard, 2-car
r< gar, BBQ & refrig, $950 MC>-Sl!ISOMO FabuloU9 Sea Island near 5 beaU11ful takH. s 1350 t56T·S94Sld 7'4-9768.'e 2·3"'BA/lncl Oceanlr011t
3BA 2BA upstairs, 2~r $725 No pet 644-0452
gar, sml pattO, retog *I Mo Free Ut11s1 Lg $13001mo yrly Avail 11/t5 8181247·2446 clean 2br 1b111. g.11. nu Vlew/3000 sq It $2990. $500 down, Furn1$1\td,1Jnllll'ntshed
2BR lv.tBl\/2 spa ACREAGE 1125 S75/month owner wm •SPACfOUS CONDO ·Villa Rentals l1tt1e lslJnd. 2Pr toa. WALK to Balboa finance 1·800·223-2BR 2BA, t200 sq ft 205 Crystal S117S
cpt O/W, storage
$750 No Pet 640-2495
$2s.OOO dwn. assume 8 8 FENCED ACRES. 4 4753. pauo, built ans, one 6754912 mo yr.Jr r<>tmd 1n. •AVAILABLE!
loan 759-6900 miles Red Blurt 3,bd, =========i-.....;:g;..,:l..,..r,.,..S8~9,_,S,...8_3,,,,2,.,.·,,..,52=-=6.,.,2= eludes ut•I. 760-87:17 Lar1J• 2Br 2Ba Ap,,
2 ba. a1r-cond1tioned, HOUSES/CONDOS •SUNJlfY 31R CHARMER =========•---C_•_,",,.,e3~=-'"",,,,,_os_9_ Hiiitop Views detached double ga-hrdwd firs, Ip, c:ds, --*-S-EA--IS,,..LA---N...,D,_..•-1 •E'SIDE•
Panoramic view trom SANTA ANA 1080 rago, 2 mob1lehomo FOi RENT Grdnr inc, g;ir, $1200 28R 3 , .BA, den BALBOA 2 .stry 2~ 1 ·~BA. d
11/g rm & mstr aulle '-::======== spaces, 10· windmill ========:I 2t83 Raleigh, ~27'19 Backbay voew 3000 sq PENlNSUlA 2607 w, encl garage patio,
Gourmet kitchen. 3BR.•· aero pond, green-E'Side 210.B E 15th fl, turn or unturn, =======:::::::;:1--n....;..pe_ts.;..._64_5-4 __ 3_19 __ _ 3BA. central vac, sec OPEN SUN 1·5 house, two wells S.3600 Marsha 75»-6900 •~ast Broadway newiv
Intercom eystems. Cowan Heights $197.00. (9t6) 527 I========= 3BR 2BA. frple, diw, •Oc:•anfront Lg .JSR de-co,, Lrg 28R 1BA
Gr•• t Io c: at Ion t 20t Country Hiii• _2_968-~-=""==---GENERAL 2102 vacant. gara9e s 119s -.-u-d_o_P_e_n_ln_•_u_l_•_•_1 2B.i, IP d w, w d, D•nett«>. 'g.1r patoo. no
$338,900 Pnced way below ap-FORFEITED 75&-e55B Unique 1 & :?BR Units o::ir. No pet $1700 mo pets ~9'-ll
C.2t Surf praised value. Must 40 Acre ParC1tl NE AZ E '9'de Hou-. Large tor lease Prtvate bch. yrly 973-8640 ,_;...... ______ _
10 0 2 (714) "2·7873 Movell Ass tst loan Sot~Ccy'Aplc:MClv Nwpt Bch 2bd 3Br 28.1 lrpl, gar, re-on bay. 873-e030 -..:.2B_R..;.._.1_BA_w_1_th-g-ar_a_g_if_. •EASTSIOE• iG~E~NEltAI.~~~~==1~0~0~2~G~ENElt.AL~~~~=~~~r~~:'~=~~~~I "'' 5 4' owner will 9 ,000 ft . rich llOll apt s14
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this fabulous 2sty 4dr 3.58A hm Eltlra lrg W~avail Owner hso $2000 2BR 2YlBA. 2-patios, $1799'mo Fireplaces, BAYFRONT STUDIO lndry rm, $825 mQ SBA 38A home with• lam rm, frml, din rm. -~1set1 MOW S150--1c 1 1 .... 29t7 Ora.n99 ........ ,.... Balboa Bay Club g'r • space, ns ... e 2c pkg wntr 722.o824 patio clean quiet CENTAUR MGMT 3 c:ar garage and k>ts breathlak1119 t>lndscpd S6KCASH t01...._2900 2 t $2150 lndry area $1000 mo sale, n smkr pelS
more. $369,000 yrd, pool, •Pa & BBQ bdc!.Pona del Mer Avail immed. 998·3A34 •SEA ISLAND 2BR, $575 67J ·1943 642·2288 or 72.2·901i
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for only $525,000. Ask Hse fum SGOOO Cozy house 2BR 1BA, $JJOO/mo. 644•912J Roni.ii, 4BR JOu~BA, 2B~ .. dupt~:· O 'W
-• for Rawtene Mlracle TEA AE ALS yard, new carpet & ---------I $I 995 mo New pit:•• ws ""f'YT up ga
79().5000 or 631· WIN Nl' venlc:al bHnds. S850 *THE BLUFFS 4BR Sf!5t lot 67~it2 raqe, $850 ·mo.
.. t098 Ro/Max a 08W CAI AVAILABLE 228'/a Slerks 3DA. 2600 I sq ft, QJmt 1695 Tustin A-~ tbrounb cla~11ilied Waterfront Home• 642·2288 or 548-6680 rm w 1wet bar $2250 ========= CtNTAUR MGMT
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973.9900 XLNT l.oc .• attach dt>I •UPSTAIRS 3Br 20.i DEL MAR 2622 •MUST SEE•
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BALBOA
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2BR 28A. patio, gar ..
xtra prlc,ng, w/d, deck,
beSI offer, yrly •~
t<i-fl. $1000 850-1063 Steps to b.JV & beach •VIEW "-·t loc, 20,, 1BA Apt, frplc. Ol'IN,
RE VILLAGE CREEK $1,.50 mo 818 JSg..4539 .,... ~too. lndcy m\ $760 RA Begon~ Parli, 1500 Sf. 239 Avoc9do CONDO Largest plan BAYRIDGE 2Br taa 2 c:ar gar. St6SO mo CENTAUR MGMl
over 1700 st, 38R condo, gate guarded, 310 J1t> 9J ~ 642·2288 0t 722·9012 2BA, fam rm, din rm. 11 Im o"' s1150
t• ancl Jna pauo ava m "' B11eh Ai»' w O SS50 •Newport Meteht• 8 '" gar •-. mo yr lso. 720·1~ avl Imme,. Ocean Next to So. Coast .. "" .,.a 2BR 1 BA. n-
PlzL lmmea. mo~ Eastbh/ff spacious .. ec ••d• 603 Be13onia crpts 11rs lncd yard,
St 250/mo C811 Laurie a>ndo, 3Br 2V.:-Ba end &48-3796 or 67.5.5&1 t O r, S725 759-3031
{ii 2 IS t ·9' 5 t x 1 00 UrlJl, all 2-c.tr gar & Cut• clean 'BR apt on .JBR 28A 2·St0fy In D••t
(day) 54.._146e (eve) patio $1450 7~ the blYfront, 2.nd tloor otl' str"t locallOn. 2
un11 w1lh deck. Av 1• Car garfttJ9_. w d. frig. fOf' L9e: luc Sayrldge -~· 10 15 $tl00 mo~ nowt c..,.,.ry
condo, 3BA lBA; 2 mo C." 1.42 6StS rn f R~ls Inc 87~
car, A.'C, prof decor or 1.eoo-247~ 2107 FOUNTAIN
L"Q aar, 2 tull bath V AllFf 2134 $1800.Je n 7~9657
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FOR RENT 2769
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, morel ?4 hrs, 646-0'Y.>7 CR Const. Since t 9n wt\ly pool clng, chem
• 633·9744 • srvc, oqu1p ropair, lrco COVERINGS
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1·000-302-0430 15 yrs oitp, cnll Ed ======== FENCES
3615
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'·too ,.,, •co. '· ''"' rv ANNOUNCEMENTS tun, rud1ng, muttc, 111. ca: " M 0 BILE H 0 ME ROOFING 25 yrs exp P•
viii 1•11 • ..,.,, I b r, ,, llh r========= Qlmtt Mealt.INICU retsiticl========= Caah Top s For dia SERVICES 3831 =======3=9=10;;; ~~~~m'gcr"'()t431-
ro(Jlfl, qr><1d p Hk•n 1 UTO TINT 3443 Cindy ..._..,.7 llulldlnWffepalr "rvfce met'd, jOwolry, Rolex, ==========I 4 'l2 1'100 Loving grandma wlll Over 30 yurs e11p/red buy and sell 653 w A• Roo,. & Aepalra WE C.. Shel HMg
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Friday at Spm that Is.
care for your chlld In WOOd/c.dar/Free "' 19th at, 648-1262 We spechlhze in mobile local Refs. 16 Vra Total Interior Retmaoti
If yoo cton't want to up her CM home. Balcer/ Frank 838.0872 0 11 J 1 d home repairs/services Cre.ater Pacific Rig ellng Serv Adwtoe "t1tde you home bu 1 ua ty owo ry en $65 relevet ...... c1~J 83&.1He •62t368 The Crazy 633·7172 ~s. do~'t c.n°'u•l $A F•IM ow 548-180e FENCl!S-OATIS. Wntch Rep Ir, custom · 8()0..697&.70 T0t1Ch of Tmt, Wol'ldow LOVING MOTH~R with New Repair.~' Jewelry. OuyfSell/ S.O.S . Roofing All l=========:t
Ttnltl'lg ~34 t007 2 yr old, wlll care for Ced11r POii RfCllac.• CM!NO Trado. 3t 18 Newpon iyp.a rool~replir 40 yn YACHT
AUTO REPAJR
3447
your child '" CM hm Jtm Whyte 642·7206 Dlvd 873-0385 upffiool d1st1tu? Call
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Mom will babysit my ========= 313 homo Mon Fri, 119es 2 PLOOlt INSTALL • LANDSCAPE & Poor Men'• MOV9r 1 s urot>khurat11nd1a REPA.l•S 3620 IAWN CARE 3808 hr m'" Cu11t 1owe1t SCREEN r1.tpotis H1·133a " r atea. uc, 1oaoo2 SERVICES Insur. 7t4/63l-9925
=:::::==:::!:::=::::=== Wood "100f'tng Cus
CLEANING to m Worl<, Neg price,
Mobile Mechanlx
24'1r T11na<4> br•• titc.1•1 Cll Wo C.omt to youl
540-t2"JMl.21M
at.,,.'• O.nftaft Aut• SEDVJCES 3548 20 yrs In Buslneas " Abraham D9•7H.~
•~• mowed front ---------1===========
& bac1c s 1 1 so. ciean PUBLIC NOTICE Met1cu1oue -..t°"'•
upe & comPI aerv also The Calif P\.lbltc Utlll· Mobile scr"" Mrvlce.
•vail, 8 :U49809 ties Commission RE· no min -no Hrvlcel~:=:=::::=======I
QUIRES that all uMd chrg lowest Pricea, YACHT IEllOD Rep tr :JO-... off Shop ;:;:========;;;;: Ml Alnerfcen TN• Allt••· t5 yrs e•p all •Window Cleen1"9 I========= Service Removal.
..,.,k guar. 1148-&ata Complete home(offlee GARAGE DOORS Trim, Senior Dltc
clettning Hrvlee fr" est 531 ..... 15 ~======== OL 675·8160 3678 ., --------,-=;;;;;;;===;;;;;;;== Cooatllne laf1d•c•p• CARPENTRY 3510 •Lorl'o Clellftlft9• I• Design end Inst.a•. 1pnn ~ ho.atdtarwig. tllP-D•oorethre Steel kl.rs, p~llo, apa, Ml'ISonty
Oltr Cu••'" Wooctwrtc
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Kard Wood Cenat ~1 ~
plott furn, rtfl, dtptndablll 18'x7' repla~ your lre.'bond 567-482t rtbble Lor• m 1374 he111vy wo od tloor t ..,,..._......,,__ ____ _ Green Scene LandKP"Q •~rof'I HouM cleaantn9 $4~0 incl 1A11/1natall & I I r ,.,,. e11p, 11lnt ~••·•. f '" hauhoQ of ol<l rrlO I on, rlrr'llr,1r1g • & Remo~ll, Clean d pend•ble & r•llable, door ""'"' lhls Ad up• & M1'1nt. St Uc
Cllll YolAndl\ 63t·~9$7 t -aoo.eeo-1203 i150002", 4 32-8804
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household goods LArry 642-8• 595 3
mover• print their
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limos twl(j ctMufteura
print their T.C P num·
t>er In all •ttwftlt•·
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IEPAIRS 3921
mentt II you have • ===============I Qu .. tlon about the le·
o ltty or • mover, lfmo
or cn•uffeur, c•ll:
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Pubhc Uttlttin
Commlaalon
7 t4 !>58 4151
a ln•t•ll•tlona. Charles 722 782-4
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Call a ., .....
Take advantnge ot our t.~IC;lided deadline for your CARPENTRY/
FINISH 3571
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LESSONS 3571
AD· VISOR
M2·H78 Saturday listings You now have unt1 Friday at 5pm
to place your ad in Saturday't Cl 1ss1f1ed.
Call C/a">sil1t~ 11 64'' S<l78 to p'aco your dv rf1S1ng
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NeWPOtt Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Thursday, October 22, 1992 89
lllPIDYlllNT MERCHANDISE BALBOA COSTA MESA 6124 NEWPORT YACHTS 7018 MOTORCYCLES JAGUAR 9105 OLDSMOBILE 9155 MISC. AUTO 9245
SDVla5 5533 :MJ;:S;:C;:. ==:6::0::1:5 ISLAND 6106 MOVING • .,_t & Sun. BEACH 61681====== SCOOTERS 8018 ======I, 80 R • 6 000 ...-:;::;:;::::;;::::;;::::;;::::;;::::;;::::;=:l57' CHRIS Cra~ Fisher '87 XiO Cobalt blue w 80 Delta O)'Jlfe, CUTLA S :H 2t,
!ARN UP TO 1700/ Queen or King Palma, 8 ht•t• Sal• Antique Furn, clothing, bikes, Yacht, 3 state rms, 3 tan leather, lo rn1, Im· 4-door. •Int cones, 1ow M I LE~ S&, 730 .41 week. No ••J>efletice. feet tall, S20 ea, Herb furn c 1800, qullls. lin· toys. 1883 Rhode• Or Bargaln Dav• Sat-Sun heads, lots ol amon, ·eo CR 80 dirt bike, macul.iite, $12,999 mllage St300 ol>o ,322115 'liiO laurua awn hours. Proceas plants 80 kinda SI ea ens, misc 110 Ma1lne IMHIVttde W &Adams) 9.5 Furn, dishes, great cond Value lrest top end ·and OBO. David 752·9409 714 837·373b 4G70 Hi "105474.
mortgage refunds. Ulac8749422 . Ave FRl/SAT9-3 Sat·Sun9-4,Lotsol ~~:::::;l;i~lslnc. 1516 S180K, ••king clutch, runs Hcenent. e!l C'.., n S5980 Cal IOC).925-UM9. • • goodies CHEAPI $89K. M•y tr•de $250. 631·3088 HCi0<'1381 Public No· -~--:-=~:--':':'.:=:~I Shade, Pino, Cypreaa Furn/Moving •••• 271 Brentwood SAT 8 3p 1806 01 818/288-5095 1971 O"'A 650CC P ._ PEUGEOT t co 221 neposse1·
EASY WORK. EXCEL· trees, 15-gollon s20 Sa-Su 9 -2 Ever~•---------w~ ~e. Furn, ~~j foci ~r restorau:~j JcEP 9110 slons nd loses LENT PAYI W011clng at 1-gallon pl•nt;, Sl thing m~t go 314 SUNDAY ONLY,.._. 1~:::::;:::::;:;::;:=:::::::::::::::;:::::;;I o<i1ng I.quid ted Th11 home processlnQ U.S Wisteria S10 674-9422 Di.vnonc!Ave (in alley) Dishes, pots & pans clothes, toys, sm:tll ========= BEST OFFCA WINSl1· 1!389 405ml 16vaiv lqu•d •ion sale aover·
Government FHA/HUD rack with hooks, cash ~A~Q~R:='111=:n:=c~,.~2~· =:'=:'2~·=== MARINE SLIPS 722 6128 88 GRANO Wagoneer. 4cyl, 5 speed g reat t 5 one dlly only
refund•. No ••pert-YWCA Y 's Buvs AEFAIQ, luggage, toys, register, stereo, colfoe ....,,11.'SPORTATION D"",."'S 7022 AUTOMOBILES Fire red, tan leath int, cond, gray•tverS101< s ve tnlS ad s te ~ nec"s•ry. Call Thrift Shop now kilchenw•re, costume table, s hortwave 11\n.n ~ elec moonrf, loaded. 644 G756/24a·9488 onds October :1 1.
now. 1-800-399-1839. open. Tuos thru Sat Jewelry, glaHwue, radio, costume Jow· Ong owner. Must see NCO 1·800 ~37·8078,
10·6pm, 1408 No Halloween Ite ms, elry, Owen Johnson 10 Min To Open Sea $12,500 obo 838 5100 • 1 9l 6 1Jl ·'7525
Main , Santa Ana. books, sports equip, CB raUo w1th dosk VOLVO 9230 Come & shop or call cassettes, many mlse. m ike, old Kenmore SAIL: 4s· Wide beam '91 Wra ngle r 5 spd, DONAH? vour~ CAR.
lor donation pick-up SAT/SUN 0.4. vaccum, Iota of paper· $550/mo. 45' Narrow I========= wht/grey, black aofl g :;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::::::;=== truck , moto rhome, um.onmn
WlllTID 5535 543-8771. 224 Collins Ave. back boOka, tots of BOATS beam $450 752-2881 bikini top, nvr off.rd '89 240DL Wagon, boast, roal estate,
clothes, cellular -:::;;;:;::;;;:;:::;::;:;;;:;:::;::;:;;;:;::7:::;0:::;1;;;:;::1 Slip to 25'. Sa11 or,_B:;::;:Ul:;::;:CX:;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;:9:;:0:;:3::;S Funl $9,800 380-9747 xlnt cond Ow IJluo, &tamp • cc.Ins, c ol·
·"~"~. :S.*~"-:i FREE TO YOU CORONA
phone-needs repair, -power, Classic Naw-1• AC, auto, 41K n11I lect1bl a to r ounda·
video tapes. baskets, 17 FT Schock '84 elec-port Beach locl 714-1983 Riviera, lulty =:::::::::::=====I S13.500 8181,33~-4305 ~hsSc~!"9cs~deu~1~1~:
::".-,,...-.. wp. iou 6022 DEL MAR 6122
old alien, 12-volt wa-trlc, fhp·top model. 745-1583 Lv Mag IOaded, excellent con-MERCEDES 9130 :::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::= terpump, blender, $6500 Or. Jenks 310·•---------d itlon, grey on grey, -::::;::;::;::;::::;:;::;:=:::::::::=I ~fl!ll tow ng; ne1'd not
steam Iron, 2 lunch 274·6901, 714-673-1232 WANTED: smog cort. $3500 obo -V 0 L }( 5 WAG E N run l.SOO-D.15 8889
boxes, popcorn pop-50 It shp tor 1983 sail-(310) 597-4667 leave '79 450<;1, tow miles
===========I Handsome malo Basset 602 Larkspur ave In per. flesh & salt water 89 Bayhner, 15 with 50 bogt in NB 64S-7?69 message. both tops, well mamt 9235 ANTIQUES & lllJtCllAlfDISE Hound 1 yr. FREE to alloy, Sa-Su 8-2, New hsh1ng lures, 2 pair hp outboard. Runs1 1::~=::=::==:::::==: very clean. $16,750 =========
loving home 6/3-6-004 ~bodllner for Ford Sb· aluminum crutches, looks great, lots ol ex· TRANSPORTATION 1:::::::::::::::::=::::::::::::= obo 673.1305 '83 Rabbit Con•Crt1t lu CLASSICS 9250 days ~~~1r!~ld!~~1 '::!!~:. bush hedger, cabinet tras. S3500. 673-6958 CHEVROLET 9045 :"''8""0.,,....,3""00=-s=o-4_d_r-. -no-w-1 lmm.:ic cond, I ONncr 241t23x35"hlgh, 2 m o· .Wiut•.=A . ~~·;.;;;~====-=:::::::::::::::;:: studio JUrntablo, S~ ..ct\61Dic.a ~ ramps, ~~~~~~~~=1 --====••==="'""lr-=========:r llr~ry celean, eng · S3500 :7:?().() 73 1060 Mu sl ang, L8~ •
ruet to reel tape,~ Oil· gallon outboard gas SAIL BOATS 7014 noer owner. Reduced v 8 r... --'• • Me· ANTIQUES 6010 PETS 6 erc1se bikes, clothes can 2829 Europa or.. '89 RS/SS Camaro. price $7000 641·0555 '89 Cabrlolet Con· hantc '·• H1Jstored,
;;;::;;::;;::;;::;;;;:;::;;;:;::;;;:;:::;::;:IANIMALS 6049 and misc items, siOo Mesa Vorde (oll =========== ~~bl~~· ~~7o~a~~~; 1982 380 SL. Xtnt ve rtlble. U•hJnt rod Jew Interior, Just
Id C I by side rolrlg-ice and Adams Ave. at Santa 9ft HOBIE'1,w/trailer& CAMPERS, RV'S, d 1 cond. ltGK miles. wblk lop, 5$pd A1C re a .. oant JOI> to 1>e 100 VR o No. arol na :::;::::;:;::;::::;:=::::===I wotcr In door-needs Ana River) cover only 2 hr sailing TRAILERS 8014 con ' streo1 or sir p 40k m•IOt>, xlnt cond belter titan new light pine dble bed w/ A 88 minor repair, .25-$250 11 SAC Wayne. 619 327-9895 d.irk blue. 518,500 $9 950 4!H 11,05 •4200 000 high headboard. rat>-A IT cage Outside time, ke new 72t·02l l "
ulou• condl 248•7382 looder ond pull out Great D eals Furn.I=========== S900 585-9097 :;::;::::::;:::::;:;::;::::::;=::::::::::=1::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::= 1964 Baja Bug (7141a1t1571
tray $25. 557·5227. clo thes. household, FOUNTAIN '77 Eldoredo 24' mo-FORD =::::::::::======I Powert ;I! r un . at
Carousel animals, c1rca misc Sat-Sun 8·5 VALLEY =:::::::::::::::::::::::::::=I torhome, has gen./1-:::::;::;::;::;::;::;::::::;:;::;::;::;::;:9:;:0:;:7=5 NISSAN Sl,i>OO ob o s<ia .!l!J 1900, hand carved,======== 3620 Catamaran. 6134 SPEED & dual alr/awningttow,1• 9 150
lull az, Hu~chell· BlCYCLES 6060 Spyglass Hill Neighbor·I:;::::;;::::;;::::;;::::;;::::;=;::::;: "n'i bunkhouso in rear, ga- '86 TEMPO Fully =========I HUNT Spillman. 248-7382 hOOCI sale. Sun Oct 25 SAT/SUN 10.5 Furn, SKI BOATS -r~ raged, mint cond. loaded-, all power, •trn '90 300 ZX Twin Turbo ========= 9am (no oarllor) 23 m i rrored doors, $6500.991·1037 c lean, drtvos/looks ..23K ml, loaded Bluo
:::::::::::::::=====Ritchey Moun t ain Montecito. Furn, appll, dishes , clothes, 'u~· GLASTRON '87 •85 1 w d good. $2350 821-8718 Book S24K, a 5king APPUANCES 6011 Biko, 18 Inch, S850f g.lra<jo door openers, beauty supply, much 190HP Mere/cruiser I M ttas~a '"32~r~se~ $22.500 786-2427 e
obo Vitus Road 81"e, And much morellll moral 8950 La -Roca O Open Bow Tri·Hutl .0 or ome, • ua ·~========
SELL
Cl Vdl C i:
1 :i eras~ cu
642-5678
through class1hed
57cm, $500 720-~9 .. Ave o ff M agnolla S • T T I L t • air, generator, bUlll ln1-
Admlral aide X sldo btw,; Slater/Talbert 0~n~10~~;,e r::3~:nt ~I(~ v a1 cu u m1 c ~.?a n1e r · HONDA 908S
2 d I ~-ake ., · m cro, e ectr... a ep . r, w i....,. m r =:::::::=::::::::=:::::=:= Boat "' excellent con· ladder rack, towing :;::;:;;;:;:::;::;::;::;:=:::::::::::::::::: almond cjr. 3 yrs new SPORTING COSTA MESA 61241========== d1tlon (10 person C3· hitch, more extras,
$375 31<>-438·7812 1::;::::;;::::;;::::;;::::;:::;:;::::;;::::;;: NEWPORT pac1ty). $10,500 080 mint cond $19 000
GE Refrig.rator, 2 yrs GOODS 6065 t Remod ellng, 30 yrs BEACH 6169 Call (714)846·1571 758-9243 · ' ·
'79 ACCORD, good
cond, AC, r\Jns great
S 1100/obo. 82 Hl718
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD. PUZZ LE
old. ltke new, white, ========== of c ollectables, Oct
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_S300 __ 1o_bo_ ..... 64_0-_1_9_1G __ 1 H 01 ST PA 0 F GYM 2'1·25, 8-5 I========= 960 Congress St •SAT 8am-tpm. Re-Washer & Dryer: Ken· EQUIP, S9K v,lloe 50"ll. ---------model & household
more portoble com-gtt,hknnnw7:>31G77 Garage Salo Sat. 8-4. goods. l 501·1437
pact eirtra heavy duty Household, clothing, Anllqua, Oqver Shores
washer and oloc:trl GARAGE SALES antique oak tJblc &
dryer. Excellent cond1· -:::;::::;;::::;;::::;;::::;;::::;;::::;=:: ch:ws. brown queen tJon. Great for apart--s110 h1do-a-bod xlnl,
menll without laundry 331 Vrst;1 Baya ' TRADE
hookups. S500.obo throuqh classified
957-3021 ======== ===;:====== --------Thuredey, October 22, 1112
rom.tnC'l' Crf'o&llVJty ~tyll' .t11hl) 1(1 Uh.
hu "gentle •ppto.ach' "' .tch1l've 1(11.JI
Tauru\ 1s 1n p1ct\ll'\' •
SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nuv :!1 ) 'f(•u II
n!>t' to ucca'1(ln -t ht' OCC'a"on '" • h.il •
1 .. ngl' to \·our c~1b1h1v ~ n·...-,,. ,....
'poM1b1l1t\ C.hl'd. rt'al ~till' oppwtu·
n1ht."> def1nl' tf'rm' bring prlldurt i.r h1
t.u .. ul tlw •n V.1nnPr'
SAGITTARIUS I Nov i i-CA-I 21J
Sires. oq~.in1u 11on rP\pon'lb1htY
unique Sc.'l"\ICt> \ irgo Movn lughlt,.:h!•
career prom<111C1n produc11on, di.in t'
tCI l•kr grt>.itt>r ch.arJtl' of your ,,,...n J r.·
tonv Lml' r .. i.11oihh1p gr""' In m1 .. n·
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1 Java's
neiohbor
5 Exctw>ge
9 CurtaJn
fabnc
14 lndicallon
15 Hewie~ State
16 Substanllate
17 Devoted
18 Stomael'I
19 Talks madly
20 Frendl -
22 Seecltnea 24 Trumpet cell
26 Meat cut
2 7 Derk ltqulds
29 Equip
30 Ike s c>any
33 Group of rap.
r"'81'1tatlves
37 ranch
38 Mllntlfns
39 lnqu1r1
40 FOf1u,,._
teller S Catd
4 1 Auto part
42 Wnhngs
44 BPOE member
4!1 According to -
46 Fad
47 Wes1ern Can·
adlannver
49 OU wetl
53 Gra.n sourc:.
57 Hatd~
58 Custom
Sil Old name OI
64 La -.CA
65 -down muted
66 Get nd of
67 Ouarr;
DOWN
1 Hear1y
laughs 'tlang
2 Love II
3 Forme<
RuSS1an
lea<*
4 Aoprenta s
contr1c:t
5 1nc11e to
attack
6 News
1Be1n store
!Of
8 Moneylende<
9 Auto pan
10 Lilting oevice
11 Meeodef
12 Actor Burl -
13 SeNICe mMI
21 Cha.rs
23 Enter
25 -: 11 la 28 Floghll Of
··~ 30 Sp.r.1ua1
DdVlset"
31 Fr~enoe
32 Fountain or
Rose
33 Fruit
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sott
31 Otlle• too
40 Spaniill ii •Cl
42 8ooli unl1
43 latte<ad
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52 G ve oac.~
53 N lllCh tn1ng
54 Light Cltcil
65 etac ..
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phas11r nt'w appr >.acl'I rndt f"'"J"ncP
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Asian country
61 Restongon
62 Unequaled
63 Light tan
35 -Uf) ti.come
lively
36 FollOw«
•5 Smooel'IOO
47 ·commori s.n autno1
43 -... on
~ Rancn animal
GO Sludge
MERCHANDISE .
MISC. 6015
SALES/
Environmental
BREAK Tiffi PA ITERN of harder
work for less pay. Dynamic
marketing co. seeks sharp people
ready to clean up the environment + green up their paycheck.
No phone interviews
CalJ for appt.
646-8753
HOUSEKEEPER
NEWPORT BfACH AREA
Must have experience in fine home.
ti' Full time II' Live out
ti' Non-smoker ~ English speaking
Send information & references to:
1280 Bison -B9 • 311
Newport Beach, CA 92660
EXERCISE.
American Heart &•a
Association V
Call 642-5678 ..
Put a few words
to work for you.
* Piii.iC RBA~ *
$50,000
Representatives with a great
personality and good image to
train and manage expanding sales
force . Call 714--582-7114.
APPOINTMENT COORDINATOR
Full time, from your home.
Need phone. Top Comm.,
f'RBE Tr•lnlng. OC, LA ,
SD. Call Dave at M.T.I.
1-800-7 48-6806
I h• Mt lft0'7 """•lolo1 ln1Uluk, Inc.
* HICKORY FARMS i
Gift Customer
·Supervisor Service
~ itM.q £Mn btr• ~
pttp A ~ <J during die holld.~'S
HHoiy f.lrml pfb 1t11inS Hdory F,.11111
Abov,t average wag~. ~o expenence necessary, WTll trum.
Part or full time. App.Ir in rson, Wesldlff Plaza, t 7th & mM, leach.
"Go put .rnur crrrd Into 10ur
drrd ·•
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(,entral t on'<'l't
\\r rnltr tht po"'errut slRn of
~corplo toda), lnlllalln1t a month
"'hen• "'"'II deal wilh man)' aspttts or po,~tr. In our own ptnonal way,
'l't'll '~""' to tap our !><"'tr and
our thllll<'n&t will bf In how wt
u~r IL Srorpio rtprt~tnt lroni
dt\in:~. lnrhuUn~ our dt lrt for
monn. ~toru~, lo'l't and so on.
\\ hclhtr "' ultlmatdy schlt\t
happint~' hn\ much lo do •ilh
our dt Irr~ and our lacllcs "t cm·
plo) 10 i: t li'h111 "' wanL Pay •I· ltntlon 10 )Our M II'\'~ this month.
\nc' t I <\m) \l11rrh ll·April 20
Hrc' l'lurn 'trong v.:1th1n, ;ind
\\lU 1k 11k in order 1<1 \lo<tn in situ· ~t11,ni dcahn!t w11h $!rung pcrson-
ahue~ you'll £0 ll'll'rc under·
ground Sooner or later, the truth
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Cutlas s delivers smart, contemporary mid-size package
Oldsmobile has produced more
than two million Cutlas:. Cil•ra c1nd
Cruiser family transporters during the
past decade and satisfied cu:.tomcrs
keep asking ior more. Sohd
transportation value \\1th the high
quality that is expected of an
Oldsmobile is "hat makes this line
SUlh a perennial succe:.s.
l he CieratCruiser lormula i:. simple
but shrewd: combine i0ur doors,
tront-wheel drive, and a sensible
selection of modern po\\ ertr.1ins \\.ith
mid-size room and comfort. Refine the
product to a fare-thee-wetl \\.ith a full
decade of continuous 1mpr0\cment.
Attach an attracti'e price tag .lnd
stund back: d1scrimin.Jting cu:.tomer:.
'"111 take care of the rest.
The Ciera/Cruiser fom1h consbts of
t\\O bodr:.tyles -a four-door sedan
.and ''agon -with a 3300 V-(> engine
Jnd two different automatic
transmissions. There are two t11m
It-\ els (down from three last }C,lr),
both of which arc covered by
Oldsmobile's Customer Protection
pl Jn
There are many small and a tcw
s1gniiicant changes for 1993. llNdc,
Ciera/Cruiser customers can now
select a driver's-side inOatable re~traint
S)stem. The 2.5-litcr Tech IV base·
four-cylinder engine has bct'n
rl!placed by the 3300 V-6 as the
standard powerplanl. The chJ~sis has
bl'Cn recJlibrated \\1th more caster in
the front 'lUSpension and variable-rate
rC'Jr springs to improve dde and·
h,rndling. 1 he exterior is frc.,hcrled
"ith body-c.olor body side moldings, a
new grille finish,· and the deletion of
flag bars from the front fenders and
crc:.t emblem from the C-pillars.
A 55/45 split-bench seat with po\\er
recliners 1s now standard equipment in
the base version of Oldsmobile's
populJr Cutlass Ciera and Crubcr
family. To match this pair of models to
established customer pref erenccs, air
conditioning is also standard while
certain low-volume features have been
deleted, such as Rallye
in:;trumentation, bucket seals, and a
center console.
The big news for 1993 is the
optional a\·ailab1lity of a dri\'er's side
airbag. The voice of the customer
called out loud ~and clcJr for this
feature A long list of available options
permits the box-chcc.king customer to
upgrade these S modcb to their
heart's content. r or 1993, a better
sound S) :.tern and leather CJpholstery
have been Jdded to the list.
Steppir'lg up to the more luxurious
SL \ersions of this family-oriented line
burs Oldsmobile customers a po\'.crf ul
3300 V-6 engine, a dri\C~r·s-side air
bag, a convenience group, a stereo
radio with casse tte player, and other
equipment.
Cutlass Ciera wJs rJnkcd the best
American made car 1n J. 0. Pov.-er
and Associates 1992 lnitia~ Quality
Study. Ciera ranked fourth O\Crall
behind Le>.us LS400, Toyota Cressida,
lnfiniti Q4 S and ahead of Lexus SC
· 300/400, ToyotJ Corolla, Toyota
Camry, and Acura Legend. Also, The
Oklahoma City Assembly Plant, where
Cieras are built, was ranked the
number one vehicle manufacturing
plant m North America in the same
1992 Initial Quality Study. Prevention
Magazine, the nation's leading heCJlth
publicJtion, named Cutlass Ciera its
domestic Safe Car of the Year, based
on performance in government and ~
insurance-industry safety evaluations.
Mainstream customers searching the
market for outstanding comfort,
quality, reliability, and value need
look no further: the Cutlass Ciera and
Cutlass Cruiser by Oldsmobile are
veterans at delivering long-lasting
satisfaction in a smart, contemporary
mid-size package.
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Toyota unveils new solar-powered race car
Toyota Motor Corporation in Japan recently unveiled
the RaRa 10, a high-performance, single-scat,
solar-powered car developed specifically for racing.
RaRa is named for the Egyptian sun god Ra. ·
RaRa 1 O's carbon-fiber monocoque body is designed
to be lightweight and aerodynamic. A drive belt
transfers power from the motor to the rear wheels
providing exceptional running stability.
In 1990, Toyota developed the solar'-PO\"'crcd RaRa
II to serve as an escort vehicle in marathons and other
rof}d ra ces. RaRa 10 is the latest and most advanced of
the RaRa line.
The new solar car will participate throughout Japan
in events promoting environmental awareness in
addition to a variety of rallies used to obtain data.
Toyota continues efforts in research and
development of alternative-energy vehicles to help
protect the environment and COnScr\e energ).
Question
Sometimes my 1980 Buttk Regal
won't start and it emi~ a high-pitched
grinding noise. What could be the
problem?
Answer
When the engine scan) )poradically,
there could be a worn spot on the
engine's ring gear, a worn starter gear
or a faulty solenoid. If the ring gear or
the starter gear are worn, th1> would
cause the grinding noise you hear. If
this is the case, both the ring gear and
the starter may need to be
replaced.The Auto Club >uggests you
ha\.e the \.Chicle inspected by a.
·qualified mechanic soon. Leaving this
type of problem for too long may rcsull ·
in expensive repairs.
Question
I fill my tires to the maximum air
pressu re that 1s mentioned on the tire
side wall. When I check the tire
pressu re later in the day, it is quite a
bit over the maximum. Why does the
tire increase in pressure and will it
causea problem?
Answer
The primary ;eason your tires
increase in air pressure is that the
friction of the tire against the road
surface ''hile you drhc heats and
exf1jnds the Jtr 1ns1dc each tire.
Additionally, the hot sun w.:irming the
Lires during tht.? da)' t:Juse:i the air
in>ide the tire to heat Jnd C\1:>and. Tire
rnanufacturcr> u::.uall) allo" for this
type of e-...p;rn ton '"hen thc.:y set the
Thursaay, October 22, 1992 81 t
maximum. Howe\.er, the safest course
to take is to fill the tire to the vehicle
manufacturer's recommended pressure
rather than the maximum tire pre::.sure
stated on the side wall.
Question
f\\y car gets a hJrd-to-remove film all
O\.Cr the 1n>1de of the '"'indO\V>. It's
>1m1lar to the film produced by
cigarette smoke but I don't allow
anybody to smoke in my car. What is
the film and what can I do to prevent
It?
AnS\\<er
The fl.Im is crealed by vapor emitted
bv the Vin) I plJstics in the car,
c:,pccially on hot day::.. Regular window
cleaner used '' ith a clean cloth will
cJs1ly ·rcmo\C the film. To help reduce
the embsion~, 'check auto parts stores
iur products made specifically to treat
the 'inyl and help recJucc the vapor
emissions. Using· a car CO\ er, especially
on a hot da ·,. \'lll also reduce the
amount of ~apor em·ucd.
Tip of the Week
Once a month check your
\\.tnd:;h1eld wipers. Lift each wiper
a''ay from the '"'ind>h1eld and inspect
the rubber blade. Look for wear on the
edge Jnd check for areas that may
hJ e spltt or cracked. StreJks or
skipping on }Our \Chicles windshield
are telltale sings of \\Orn '' iper blades,
'' hich ''ill reduce your \l:,1bilit}. It's
bc~c tu tal..e your old blade> in Lo the
JulO parts store when purchasing reiill>.
Ride c·ontrol begins ·with good -shocks, struts
How long has it been since you
consciously thought about your car's
shock ab)()rbers? A su"'ey conducted
during National Care Car M onth last
October indicates shock or -on
some cars -struts arc not high on
peoples' automotive ;w.arcncss lbt.
These parts usually ""car so gradually
that by the time the driver nollcc:i the
deteriorating ride, the \.ehiclc actuJlly
may be hard to handle on turns and
rough roads. .
Among 3 56 \.Chide::. inspected .
during the annual campaign, 44
percent had sign> of worn ride control
..
components, mainly leaking shocks or
strut.s.
When the coqd1tion was brought to
O\vners' attention they noted their
vehicles had been riding or handling
poorly. M ost common symptoms are
bouncing after hitting a bump or
driving over railroad tracks. Some
ov\ ners noted sway in turns as '"ell.
"Poor ride control is not only a
salety hazard," said Car Care Council
President Don Midgley, "but al)Q
indiCJtes an increased wear of tire)
and suspension parts. Our goal t> to
bring thi'> to motonst.s' attentton
before the condition has progressed to
that point."
· As a step in thJt direction, the
council has produced a p.1mphlet
focusing on shock absorber::. and
struts. Written in layman's terms, the
folder explains the f unction-oi these
important components and how they
aflect a \ehkle's safety.
Vehicle owners traditionany ha\.c
relJtcd shod, -absorbers pnmllrily to
riding <;omfort. The illu>trJtcd
pJmphlct sho" s how th~:ic
component!> ,1bo .1iiect other •·hpe.ll!>
oi the vehicle'> hJndling
ch.:iracteristics.
"During that urid period )OUr
\\heel::. arc sl-.;ittt•nng and hopping as
} ou make a turn on a rough road
7ou've lost contact'' 1th the road
surface," M idgley said. "This affects
your steer~ng and brJl..ing and could
t.akc you into a ditch or Jn oncoming
vehicle."
In addition to riding comfort and
control, there'> wear and tear on
other parts of the vehicle. The
exaggerated motion can cause
, JCCefcratcd \\.Car of steering anu • .
su..,pcns1on p.uts. The J.1r from a rut ,
chud: hole or road obstruction can
bre,1k radiator mounts or exhaust
:>)~tern support brackets according to
,\-\idg'.e"
lh1:i l...1nd of \\.Car or d.:image, all or
p .. uth due to weak shoe!.. ab>orbers,
add=> to the co:;t of procra>t1nattng on
rnJintenance, he said.
The council offers 1G inlormatl\.C~
p.lmphlet free of charge. Just send a
'-t.lmped, >elf-addressed emelope to
C1r Care Council. Department RC
One Grande lJke Or ,e, Port Clinton.
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HONEY, THEY1VE SHRUNK THE PAYMENTS!!!
Lease a 1992-Trooper Lease a 1992 Rodeo
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$299 per mo.
for only
$246 per mo.
$299 per month plus tax for 42 mos.
closed end lease. Total to start $1044
total of payments $12,588 plus tax.
Residual payment $17,873.48 Lease
baled on 15,000 miles per year on
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$246.93 per month plus tax for 42 mos
closed end lease. Total to start $875
total of payments $10,332 plus tax.
Residual payment $7033 94 Lease
based on 15.000 miles per year on
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The Oldsmobile Bravada:
Moves where others fear to tread
When Oldsmobile entered the
sport-utility field in 1991, sights were set
at a high standard. The Bravada
introduced a level of refinement,
sophistication, and value that had no
precedent in this popular and growing
vehicle class. An aggressive improvement
program has kept the Bravada at the
leading edge of customer satisfaction and
the changes slated for· the 1993 model
year are particulady noteworthy.
transmission and the axles automatically
split torque on a 35 :65 front: rear ratio.
A viscous-type limited slip works with a
planetary-type center differential to
provide outstanding mobility in widely
ranging tractiu1l conditions. All-season
radial tires on 15-inch aluminum wheels
are standard equipment.
With two model years under its belt,
Bravada is gaining a strong reputation in
the sport utility segmenL In a recent
sport-utility comparison test by Car and
Driver, the potent Bravada (equipped
with the 4.3-liter CPI V-6) was the only
contender to break the ten-second
barrier in zero-to-sixty acceleration.
Bravada also beat all comers in interior
quietness while cruising and tdp fuel
economy.
Bravada is particularly apt at providing
comfortable transportation and towing
capability through wide ranging weather
and road conditions. The SmartTrak
system and dependable electronic
powertrain control keeps the Oldsmobile
Bravada moving where other
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What the Bravada offers is a roomy.
four-door package with luxurious interior
accommodations, advanced V-6 power, a
sophisticated automatic transmission, and
SmartTrak (the combination of full-time
all-wheel drive and four-wheel anti-lock
brakes). Well-educated and affluent sport
utility buyers recognize this prOduct as
the ultimate in good taste and versatility.
Bravada comfortably blends pleasant
daily transportation with the added ability
to carry out tough weekend recreation
assignments with poise. And neither rain
nor snow can keep this Oldsmobile from
its appointed rounds. Many customers
consider this machine to be the perfect
. blend of luxury car and rugged ·truck
conveyances fear to tread. The Bravada offers tough1 four-door sports utlllty1 with luxurious interior accommodations.
attributes.
• Last year, Oldsmobile blessed the
Bravada with a more potent version of its
successful 4.3-liter V-6 engine. The [35
Centr~I Port Injection (CPI) V-6 continues
as standard equipment for 1993. Rated
at 200 horsepower at 4500 rpm, this
t engine is the most powerful V-6 available
in the sport utility class. Advanced
engineering features are: Vortec 11
cylinder heads, centra l-port electronic
fuel injection, a dual-tuned aluminum
intake manifold, a counter-rotating
balance shaft, linear EGR control,
roller-type hydraulic valve lifters, and
single serpentine belt accessory drive.
The central-port injection -unique to
GM -combines the performanc;e and
driveability advantages of port fuel
delivery with the refiability and durability
of a single-point injection system.
Backing up the L35 V-6 is a new
4L60-E Hydra-Matic transmission. This is
the fifth electronically-controlled
automatic engineered by GM's
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trucks. Four shift solenoids are governed
by a sophisticated powertrain control
module which assures that tt)e engine
and transmission work in total harmony.
Natur~lly, the 4L60-E also features four
forward speeds and an electronically
controlled lockup torque converter to
optimize acceleration and highway fuel
efficiency.
A number of lesser refinements help
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package of powertrain bract:! rods reduce
driveline vibration above 1700 rpms. An
electronic fuel shut-off insures that
vehicle speed will never exceed the tires'
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improved ride. Dual-note horns give the
Bravada a more authoritative voice. Solar
Ray windshield and front door glass
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diminished \'\Ork load for Bravado's
standard air conditioning. The tailgate
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exterior with special goid-and-black
aluminum wheels and gold-tinted
nameplates.
Changes inside the Bravada are also
comprehensive. A new overhead console
presents useful outside temperature and
compass information as standard
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adjusters are standard on both front
buckets. New dual action sun visors have
convenient extender panels for better
glare btockage. The cargo hold ~a
new coat hooks and an optional
convenience net. As before, leather
upholstery is optional and for 1993 a
blue color has been added.
The combination of full-time all-wheel
drive and ABS brakes is called SmartTrak
by Oldsmobile. A Borg-Warner 4472
transfer case between the Hydra-Matic
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Thursday, October 22. 1992
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Shopping choices· endless in Costa Mesa
F rom South Coast Plaza and
Crystal Court to Harbor
Shopping Center, the
Harbor Boulevard of Cars,
Triangle Square and 17th Street,
me rcnants throughout the city
are enthusiasticafly rallying
.1round October's Shop Costa
\.1esa campaign.
"This campaign has been
done in other areas very
':>Ucccssfull},'' said Gary Gray,
nw ncr of the 13-year-old
Orange Coast Jeep Eagle. "At
le<lst when you pay that sales
ta\ . it goes back mto the qity's
tufter) You can buy a $20,000
ttH and <ibout $325 comes back
to the u ty in sales cax. You
l ould ii>. quite a few potholes
lor 5325.
Residents in )Carch of a
'eh1cle c,m shop Harbor
Boulevard of Cars and find such
products as Acura, Buick,
C1dillac, Chevrolet, Plymouth,
ford lnfiniti, Honda, Nissan,
I 1nc.oln. Volvo, Oldsmobile,
GMC true!.., Jeep, Jsuzu and
McrCUI)
Car :.ales-tax revenue can
.1mount to hundreds of
thousands of dollars which flows
b<itl.. to residents in the form of
public en ices an d facilities,
,H tordmg to cit} officials.
Harbor Center on Harbor
lk>ulevard. J spra\.\-ling arid
1 nloriul rnmplex, boasts of a
\.tHlel) oi 40 stores and servi.ccs,
a thea ter and si'< restaurants. A
propo cd Chuc" E-Checse is
.,l.ltcd to )Otn the lineup.
Pennv's l hrift\ OruS!>, l\C's
li<lllmar" und The Barn
"tl'al..hou..,t.' hd\C been
lung-standing tenant:.
I thrnk tu promote
..,hopping-at -home so residents
( ,rn ha\ C> ..,,1lcs ta\ worl..ing for
them 1, ''ondenul ... :.aid Harbor
Center rcprcsentat1\.e Gloria
Moores Our merchants
.issociatron '"111 be sponsoring
the campaign. '
Phil Bn..,ack, owner of KC's
Hallmarl-agrees.
'I thtnl-rt 1s extremely
important Costa Mesa residents
understand how 10 keep their
<>ales tax dollars here," he said .
"If thev have a choice, do they
wdnl to g1\e their mone) away
or get 1t hack?"
M c..,a Verde Center has
bt'en ~en 1c mg the
rc.,tclUrant, retail and
cntt>rtainment needs o( residents
t >r mam } C'Jr) \long with a
,u1wrmarl-t•l, mo\'1C' theaters,
l\ona Lant•-:. .rnd l<.c Capade
C hdlct tht• !>\\Ccpmg shopping
(enter shm,,ca ... e-. J collcc.t1on of
..,tor<'" along \\ rth Soup
PldntJtron Hamburger I lamlet
Jnd ti Pch<> CantrnJ.
O\er to l 7th Street, Jrm
\\JI !..er O\\ ncr oi Pas ta Mesa,
'Jrd ~alt.., 1.1x revenue can
... omct1mc-, be an ambiguous
tl'rm for n srdcnts
No! tntentronall), but a lot
of people• don't understand how
the svstPm wor"~, · he said.
'Mavbe the" go to Fashion
Island, shop and have something
to cat Thcr don't realize that
whcllC\ er money spent docs not
HEART
&SOLE
CLASSIC
SK and 1 OK fun run and
2SK bike ride,
Saturday. October 31.
. Sign up ·now!
-Call
(714) 856-3555
Sponsored by the
American Heart
Association and
The Times
Orange County
come back to Costa Mesa.
"Also, I don't think people
realize how much tax revenue
actually is generated by the food
industry in any given city."
Seventeenth Street also covers
a slew of services and stores.
Jew elry Mart, Mother's Market,
Von's Pavilion, Diedrich Coffee
and Espresso, Miller's Outpost
along with Gino's on the Hill,
Mi casa and Mucho Gusto are
found along the busy strip.
S outh Coast Plaza and Crystal
Court top the lineup in
major department and speciality
stores. South Coast Plaza has
more than 200 speciality stores
(including restaurants) and six
major departme11t stores. Crystal
Court has about 60 speciality
stores and two major
de~rtment stores.
'The convenience and finest
selection of stores in Southern
California is right in your
backyard," said Jan Roberts,
director of marketing for South
Coast Plaza. "People from all
over California shop here, and
when you live in Costa Mesa
you have ft right at your own
fingertips."
6.'M Udo Porte Drive. Newport Beach . 675-9773
Located behind Oek:Jney'1 AMtcuant above Cot. Ol6 Matt-tOmMlpm.Ut. *"'._
LIGHTEN UP.
High-tat, high-cholesterol foods can
leM ~ with a heaYy heart,
COSTA 'MESA IS A GREAT PLACE ·yo SHOP CAMPAIGN!
,..
MERCHANT SPONSORS:
City of Costa Mesa Coast TraVel
Motor Car Dealers South Coast Plaza
J.D. ·Property Management
Downtown Merchants
Sports Connection .
Grant Boys
Mo Barkers
Tice's Equipment Rental
Kinko' s
No SUBStitute
Shea Advertising
Mail Boxes Etc .
Newport Party Center
Triangle Square
~
Pasta Mesa
Harbor Center
Goat Hill Tavern
C 8r C Financial Services Dr. Brigide . Daily .
Plains Lumber 8r Supply
Moods and Memories -Marie Eckess
Opus Ill
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Spooky spooks. ghoulish ghosts, wicked w1tct~s.
Entenaining the linJc goblins lhis HaJloween doesn't
have lo be scary. AU it take is a few imple tricks to
create a mon ter•ously fun party wilh delicious
caramel and marshmallow treats from the KRAFT
kitchens.
Everybody loves Halloween. so why not bring the
fun inside! Invite children and even some grown-up
CHOCOLATE CARAMEL
NUT BARS
ghouls into your home this year. Put on a costume,
carve up a jack-o-lantcm and get ready for a silly.
scary party. complete wilh easy-to-prepare. festive
goodie your auests will howl about! We've even
included a bagful of simple party tips. guaranteed to
make your celebration a scream!
One crunchy. gooey bite from a KRAFT Caramel
Zap an Apple"", a nibble from a rich and chewy
ZAP AN APPLE™
4 or 5 medium siu apples
1 (14 oz.) bill KRAFT Caramels Wooden stkb
l (5 ft. oz.) am evaporated mil~ divided 1 (14 oz.) bq KRAFT Caramels
I two-layer German chocolate cake mix 2 tablespoons water
with puddJes • Wash and dry apple : inscn slid. 1010 stem end of
Y1 mp -aariDe, llldted . each apple. ·
I m p __.-IWftt dtocaiitidljii ~-__.,,...Microwave caramels and water in small deep glass
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• PY'chca& oven to 350 .
• ln medium sauccp1n, melt caramels with ~ cup milk
over low heat. stirring until smooch. Set aside.
• In lat1e bowl, mix together remaining milk. cake miA
and margarine. PTess Ital/ of cake mutture onto bonom
of unpcascd 13 x 9'-inch baking pul. Bake 8 minute .
• Sprinkle chocolate chips and 1 cup walnuts over cruse
top with caramel mixture, prcading to edges of pan.
Top w1lh teaspoonfuls of remaining cake mixture:
pre s aenlly into caramel mixture. Sprinkle with
retNining walnuts.
• 8*e 16 to 18 minutes. Coot Cut into bars. 2 dozen
Prep time: 25 minutes
Cooldna time: 18 minutes
MICROWAVE TIP: Microwave caramel with milk in
2~ bowl on High 3 to 4 minutes or until sauce is
smooth, stirring every 2 minutes.
V.,.......: Subltilu1e chocolate cake nux for Ocrman
chocolate ca.kc mill.
CARAMELCORN
21 KRAFl'Canmm
J talllflll Doa1 watft"
2Y1 qts. popp1ll nra
• Microwave canmels Md water m glus 2-cup measure
or medium bowl on HIOH I Yl minute ; stir. •
• Continue microwavina on HIOH 30 seconds to
I minuk or unul sauce is smooch. tining cvtty
301«ondS.
• Pour immedia&ely over popped com: toss until well
coeled. Spreed onto arcascd cookie lhcel to form •int" layer. • lAl llind.umt firm : break apan. 2YJ quarts
~ONAL:
• ..._ anmels with water in uuccpan over low-.
..... ii .... • cJ.Mt-it kted.
flNli .._: 10 mm.a:::-.;: _ __.. ___ ~
minute until sauce is smooch. (If caramel sauce is too
thin, let stand about 2 minutes before dipping apple .)
•Dip apples into hoc caramel sauce: tum until coated.
Scrape execs sauce from bonom of apple .
•Place on greased wu ~·Store in refrigcrator. Let
stand at room temperature IS minutes before serving 10
allow caramel 10 soften. 4 to S servings
CONVENTIONAL:
• Wash and dry apples: insert hck into stem end of
each apple.
• Melt caramels with water in I Yl quan heavy saueepan
over low heat, tlrring frequcntJy until smooth.
• Conunuc as directed.
Prep dme: 20 minutes plus chilling
Variatloa: Substitute pears for apples.
CRISPY CARAMEL
TREATS
I (14 oa.) ... KRAFT Caramels
J tal*lpOOllS -..rt.e
l .... ., OOftl cold walft'
8 cups crllp rice rirtal
• Microwave caramels, margannc anC:I waaer in I-quart
glass bowl on High 2~ to JYJ minutes or u.nhl smooth,
stirring evtty minute.
•Pour over cereal; toss until well coated. Press into
&reued 13 1t 9-inch bekina I*'· Let stand until firm
Cut into bars. 3 doun
Prtp tt111e: 10 minutes
Mkrowaw cookl .. tlmt: 4 m1nU1e1
CONVENTIONAL:
• Mell caramels with maraannc and water in heavy
saucipan over low heat, scarrina until smooch Conunue
.. directed.
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Food Editor T.J. Hutchinson .... 642-4321 ext.366
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Dietitiaf\"2
Recipes/4
Chocolate Caramel Nut bar. or a wtc from any of the
haunringly good recipes listed below and your gue~IS
will be bewitched.
So make urc you prepare plenty of lhcsc simple.
goblin-good Halloween trcats .. bccausc wilh ghostly
guests in the house, they are sure to disappear like
magic!
MARSHMALLOW
CRISPY TREATS
Y. cup marprine
l (10 ~ oz.).,._ (6 cups) KRAFT Miniature
Marshmallows
6 cups ahp rice ceul
• Melt margarine in 3-quan saucepan over low heat.
,. Add ~hmallows; stiruntillnelfed and"\i¥elt 5reri<JC<S.
• Remove from heat.
• Sllr in cereal Wltil well coated: pre s into greased
I 3 x 9 inch baking pill.
• Cool: cut into squares. Approximately 2 dozen
Prep time: 10 minutes
MICROWAVE: Microwave margarine in large mmng
bowl on HIOH 45 seconds or until melted. Add
marshmalJow ; toss to coet wilh ma.rganne. Microwave
I Yl minute or until smooth when urrcd. sttmng after
45 seconds. Immediately add cereal; to un11I well
coated. Continue as directed.
Variation: Substitute 10-oz.. baa KRAFf Regular
Marshmallows (40 marshmallow ) or
Miniature FUNMALLOWS for Miniature
Marshmallow .
MARSHMALLOW
TRUFFLES
I (12 oa.) lNts .-.IW'ftt d1oco ... t dllpt
JI to4' KRAJT ~
Coeo11.a.t..-1
Cllopped pecw
M•ltkolortd lprinkJes
• Microwave chocolate chips tn &lass bowl on HlOH
I minute.
•Stir. microwave I minute. Stir. microwave)() seconds
or until mooch.
• Usina a skewer or ronchac f<d, ctip rnant.mallow
'"'°melted chocola&c unttl manhm&llow is
· chocolate cOMed.
• Roll chocota1e cOlled manhmall0w1 in coconut.
dqiped nuu or sprinkltl.
• Ute lnOlhcr f<d or metal spenala IO piece
manlunaLlow onto WU ~lined •y.
• Cbill or keep m cool dry~· AjlproumMtly 38...eQ
""dmt: 20 mirweet Mk••••" <11t ... dmt: 2~ minulll
TIP: Pl.cc~ -• lny ·-....... for 10 to 1$ m-..... 1\ia wdl hdp lhcm my f\nn ..... dipped
inlo ... ct.ocol•.
I •
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For a Monster• ously
Fun Party ...
Remember to shop early for food and
paper goods. All of our tasty recipe can
be mad~ ahead of time. The day before ~ ·
the pany. you can prepare Chocolate
Caramel Nut Bars. Caramel Apple People
caq be made early in the day or the;.
.children can make and decorate their own '
Caramel Apple People during the pany.
Let the kids make ~imple, cary party
invitation~. Juc;t cut out Halloween 5-hape
like pumpkm , cat and w1tche' · hat\
from orange and black con truction paper.
Write pany .specifics in crayon .
• Use miniature pumpkins. about the 1ze
of orange . as place etting markers. Ju t
wri1e each gue l's name on a pumpkin
with a felt -tipped pen. For ex1ra fun.
carve the pumpkin first. fill with
caramel and you've got easy. fe uve.
take-home treat cup~.
Blow up orange balloon~. Draw jack-o-
lantem face and tie on black and orange
streamers (ribbon ) for ~pooky. floating
decoration .
Let each gue t decorate hi or her own
Zap an Apple"'. Provide candy com . nuts.
hard candy, rai ins. etc. to create chew).
gooey Caramel Apple People.
Serve Caramel Cri py Treat . U e a
pumpkin cookie cutter to cut the Cn51py
Treats into fun Halloween hape51.
.Make a pin-the-tail-on-the-black-cat
game. Draw a large black cat (without a
tail) on a piece of po ter board or a cut
and flattened paper grocery bag (use tm
foil for gleaming eye • uncool ed
spaghetti for whi kers. etc .. 1f you hke)
Cut out several paper "cat tails" or create
by braiding pieces of black yam. Attach a
small piece of tape to each tail and let
blindfolded gue t take tum at "pmning"
on the tail.
Ho t a treru ure hunt. Hide caramel .
plastic.toy spiders and bal.$.-gold cand
coin . etc. in your yard. Give each pla}er
a fl ashlight to earch for the treasure. The
one who find~ the moM win !
Create a pumpkin pmata. Blow up a large.
round balloon and cover with paste-
soaked strip' of new,paper (paste can be
flour and water, diluted glue, wallpaper
paste, etc.). Let dry for two days. pamt
orange and black. pop the balloon and fill
with caramel and other creat,. Hang the
pumpl in up and let each gueM take tum
striking the pmata with a pl~tic bat.
Watch the treats come raining down!
Play the Mummy Wrap. Divide guest\
into team . One gue t (the mummy) hold
the end of a roll of toilet paper while the
other guests take tum unrolltng it around
him or her to create a mummy. The fi~t
d . I group one wm~ .
a Thursday, October 22, 1112 •
Yogurt helpS provide recommended daily calcium allowance
Ask the Dietitian by Deralee followed by the body's rush of so 1•m eatlaa 1 loc of ul1d1. But I
Scanlon, R.D. for Oct 22 insulin, which brin15 the blood know bow fatttalaa the dreulnp
Q.1 know tb1t yoaurt provides sugar down to a level even lower att. CID you ttll me If tbttt 1tt
ulclum to belp build strona bones than it was to begin with. The only any that 1tt lower In calorln than
and teeth, but Is there anythlna reasonably worthwhile use or such othen?
else special about It? l already a snack is to help fight off fatigue -D.N., Costa Mesa
drink a lot or milk. tow•uds the end of a very long Salad dressings can turn a
-T.K.M., Huntington Btacb workout. And ~\'en then, why pny low-calorie salad into a real •
...-........ You arc to be the high price for these SO·called dict·dcstroyer ... especially when
commended for "special" bars, w~n any sweet you realize that the typical serving
including plenty will do the same thing? As for the 'ize is one teaspoon, which can
o( calcium in added protein, most of us already conrain 90 calories and 9 grams of
your diet. The eat too much of it in the typical fat. Compare that with how much
sad truth is that American daily diet: you usually put into the salads you
no age group of Show this column to your son. I cat, and the problem becomes
girls or women hope it will help. clear. ·
consumes enough Q. I am on a dlel lo lost welaht. As always, I urge you to read
the packaae labels. Obviously, you
are beuer off with a dressin& Jhat
is low· fat , fat-f rec, or uses the
word "light" as part of its claims,
buc there are so many examples of
deception in today's marketplace
that it's wise to check the actuul
number of fat grums on the
nutrition label .
Since you arc a~ing specificall)'
ubout calories, I will set aside such
considerations as fat, cholesterol
and sodium, ahhough these are
certainly importnnt. A chart in the
September issue or
"Environmental Nutrition"
newsletter races various types of
dreuinp. Amon& Blue Cheesc
dtcuinp. 1he loWesl calories are
in Hudson Valley Take Heart
brand (10 calories per serving): for
French dressing, Lhree brands
(Slimfast, Hudson Valley Take
Heart aniJ Wishbone Light) are
tied ac 20 calorics; in J1alian
dressings, Weight Watchers brand
is by far the lowest at only 6
calories: for Ranch dreui1111. two
(Seven Seas Free and Pfeiffer
Fat-Free) arc tied at 16 calories;
Thousand Island dressings are led
by Kraft Free (16) and for '
Vinaigrene/Vinegar the
hands-down winner is Seven Seas
Free Red Wine (only 6 calories
per scrvina). Wei&ht Waacbcn
Caesar dreuina is another aooct
one (6 calorics).
Since lower calories also usual
means lower fat content, these a
also wise choices from that
standpoint. But sodium content
can be high here, as with many
other dressings.
Dualtt Scaaloa 11 • ,.,,,,,
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boob: "Dltts Th•I Wort" •nd
"Tiit lt'tllatss Book of l.B.S."
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Ask the
Di ~titian
get only about 70
percent of the
recommended
daily allowaoce,-
while those above
the age of 20
seldom eat even
60 percent of their proper level.
Dairy foods in general (milk,
cheese, yogun) are good sources
of calcium.
To answer your question more
-specifically, however, some yogurts
may very well offer important
extra health benefits.
For example, one research study
found that a group of women who
suffered chronic yeast infections
lo"ered their risk of funher
infection by 60 percent as a result
of a daily intoke of yogurt that
contained the live culture
Lactobacillu) acidophilus. Since
some brands of supermarket
yogurt have killed off this culture
during heat processing, it is up to
you to read the labels carefully to
find one vou "ant.
Another study conducted' at the
Unive rsitv of ealifornia-Davis
,reported ·that a group of people
who consumed two cups of yogurt
every day for five months
developed superior immunity
systems in their digestive tracts ... a
benefit that, surprisingly, lasted for
two full months after they had
stopped eating the yogurt.
Keep in mind that it is live
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as 1 mentioned above, the one that
appears to affec;i yeast infections is
acidophilus. h 's well wonh your
while to shop selectively -with
yogurt , as with so many other
foods.
Q. My 19-ycar-old son hns taken
up body-building. He cats a lot of
what he calls ''energy bars," and
insi ts that they are good for him.
Is that true?
-U.F., Newport Dench
Not really. So-called "energy
bar)" (also known as power bars
and )ports bani) fail to live up to
their p:ickage claims. For the most
part, they are simply hyped-up
high·sugar c:indy bars that arc
packed with calories and offer no
more than you can get from any
other high-carbohydrate snack. To
mak e them seem valuable, their
manufacturers often add protein
and such exotic ingredients as
ginseng, as "ell as extra vi tamins
and minerals.
Such ba rs have become very
popular among "eight lifters and
athletes Y.ho want to build up
their bodies for various sports
pu rposes. Unfortunately, those
who buy into the hype spread the
word quickly among )Oungsters
such as your son, who want very
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4 Thur9day, October 22, 1982
· Popcorn and video pm'IJ:
The perfect Halloween
treat for kids
h's that hallowed time of year
when pumpkins with glowing,
ghoulish faces decorate the front
porch, the buttery-sweet f ragrancc
of popcorn balls fills 1he air and
children dress up in their favori1e
costumes.
Halloween is one or the year'
most exciting holidays for both
children and adults. Yet the
prospect or entertaining a group of
lit1le goblins dressed as
bumblebees, cowboys and witches
can spook even the most
experiCJ1ced party planner!
Not to fear. The family fun
\\izards at Jolly Time Pop Corn
ha'e the tri cks and treats to keep
kids entertained for hours -a
Halloween Popcorn Video Party.
The party features America's
favorite dynamic duo -popcorn
:ind movies -and .there's no
better ''ay to ceiebrate Halloween
than "ith some tasty popcorn
treat and marvelously monstrous
mo' 1es. P:irents c:i n feel good
about ~crving the wholesome,
natural good~ess or popcorn to
the kids. Joli> Time 100 percent
All Natural M1crow:ivc Pop Corn
I!> the only maJor n:it ional brand
'' hich contains no artificial flavor~.
color~ or pre sen ativcs, :ind it's
a\ ailable in four varii:ties: Butter
Flavored and Butter Flavored
Light (featuring crunch~.
largc-poppingyc!.!_9w pop co1n}
and Natural Fla,or and l\atural
Flavor Light (\\ith tender, !>WCet
\\hite pop corn).
To get kid!> in the )pmt. create
a spooky setting m the morn:
room with fun decorations. Dim
the lights, hang glow-in-the-dark
figures on the walls, place rubber
spide~. bats or snakes on tables
and chairs, and drape co11on
batting cob"ebs from the ceiling.
Popcorn treat!. (like those
dc:scribed in the recipes below) uc
even more tempting '"hen
presented m haunting Halloween
)tvlc. Cut a white sheet into 6
l>qu:irci., wrap a popcorn ball in
c:ich square, tic with orange or
black ribbon :ind let the kids draw
l>Cary (aces on their gho!>t!> "ith
non-toxic black markers -ideal
fo r take-home party favors!
l3uy a big, blJck \\Itch's hJt, lav
11 on 11'. side on the tabletop and
fill "11h pop..:orn balb ''rapped 1n
orange cellophane to create a
creep) cornucopia. Or, rl!move the
!>ecJ; anJ pulp from a large
pump1'rn, dry the 1m1de, hoc with
foil anJ fill )OUr pumpkin bo"'I
''llh S..::irecrow Stuffmg
\\hen the !>ho" l) rend)' to
begin, lead )Our little gobltn) to
the rno\le room with Oa!>hlights
covered "1th red tisl>ue paper.
Serve these tempting popcorn
~nacks. de,clopcd in the kitchen!>
of Jolly Time Pop Corn, with a
soo1hrng fall be\Cr:ige - hot apple
cider is a fa,orite -;md let the
mo,u! magic begin!
Magic Disappearing Caramel
Clu!>ters
(Watch them d1!>appcar before
your eyes!)
• I pop & serve bag (J.5 oz )
Jolly Time 100 percent All Natural
Microwave Pop Corn, popped
-• 1-bag-( 14-oz.) e:ir:rmcls,
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helium balloon $7.99
How about Orange and
& Black balloons for
your H alloween party?
Come In ac 7:30 am and get a
friendly •<Jood Momin( from
Peay Cunnin~am She's a
Iona time Newport Beach
resident and an outsrandina
employee at CM
Sraooncn.When it comes ro
typewnrcr and printer ribbons,
Peggy kn s 1c all
unwrapped
• 3 tablespoons half-and-half
• l tablespoon butler or
marg:trinc
• l teaspoon rum navoring
• 48 pecan halves
(apprm.imately)
• 1/2 cup canned ready-made
chocolate fudge frosting
Place 6 cups popped popcorn in
large bowl. In medium sauce-pan
over low heat, heat caramels,
half-and-half and butler until
caramels arc melted, stirring
frequently. Remove from heat.
Stir in rum flavoring. Pour
caramel mi.'(ture over popcorn and
toss to coat well. Arrange pecan
halves in groups of 3 on a greased
baking sheet. Working quickly,
spoon heaping tablcspoonsful of
popcorn mO.ture onto the center
of each pecan group. Spoon
frosting into a small saucepan;
place over low heat until softened.
Spoon over each mound or
popcorn. Store in a cool place.
M;ikes about 16.
Perf cci Popcorn Pumpkins
• I pop & serve bag (3.5 oz.)
Jolly Time 100 percent All Natural
Microwave Pop Corn, popped
• I cup sugar
• 1/3 cup each: light corn syrup
and \\ater.
• 1/4 cup butter or margarine
· • l teaspoon _ocangc..fuvor
extract
" • 2 teaspoons grated orange
rind .
• 1/2 teaspoon un wcetencd
powdered orange drink mix
• l small pack:lge black licorice
nibs (optional)
• Small amount re:idy-made
frosting (optional)
Keep 8 cups popped popcorn
warm in ove n at 200 degrees whill
preparing coating. In 2-quan
saucepan, 5tir together sugar, com
syrup, water, butler and salt. Cook
over medium heat, stirring
con!ltnntly, until mixture comes to
a boil. Continue to cook without
stirring until temperature reaches
270 degrees on candy
thermometer. Remove from heat.
Stir in orange exiract, orange rind
and orange drink mix. Slowly .pour
over popped popcorn, stirring to
co:it thoroughly. Cool just enough
to handle. Butter hands lightly and
shape popcorn into balls. To make
your pumpkins extra perfect,
shape using the Jolly Time Pop
Corn Ball Maker. Using a small
amount of ready-made frosting,
affix a licorice nib stem on the top
of each pumpkin. When cool, wrap
the popcorn balls in pl:istic wrap
and tie with orange and black
bows. Makes 8 to 9 popcorn balls.
Scarecrow Stuffing
• I pop & 'erve bag (3.5 oz.)
Jolly Time 100 percent All Natural
Micro\va\e Pop Corn, popped
• I cup m1nioturc herb or
e:isoned crackers
• I cup thin prerzel ~ticks
• 1/4 cup bu11cr or margarine
• 112 teaspoon dried ba,il
• 1/4 teaspoon garlic po"'der
• 114 te:i~poon lemon-pepper
Pop popcorn according to
package direction). Pince popped
popcorn, crJckcrs nnd pretzels in
large bo" I. In sm:1ll
micro'\ :ivc-sa fe bo" I, microwa\ c
butter on HIGH until melted.
about 30 second . Stir in basil,
garlic powder and lemon pepper.
Driute o'er popcorn mixture and
tos well. ~fakes about 10 cups
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0 n Monday, October 19, the
Costa Mesa City Council
signed the world's largest
Red Ribbon to officially kick-off
Red Ribbon Weck, slated for
October 24 through November l,
1992.
Highlighting the community's
commitment to a healthy drug-free
lifestyle, the Costa Mesa
Substance Abuse Committee is
sponsoring b Red Ribbon Event
for the second consecutive year on
Saturday, Oct. 24, 1992. The day's
festivities will take place al Mesa
Verde Shopping Cen ter (Harbor
and Adams) from 11 a.m. to 2
p.m. with music, entertainment,
community booths, and
refreshments, along with the
world's largest Red Ribbon, which
will eventually be mailed to
President Bush, Honorary
Chairperson. The Red Ribbon
started in Or~nge County by the
United Citizens Against Drugs, •
measures four feet wide and 50
feet long.
Red Ribbon
Week
What: Red Ribbon
Community Event
Celebrating Red Ribbon
Week
Whe n: Saturday,
October 24, 11 a.m. -2 p.m.
Where: Mesa Verde
Center at Harbor Blvd. and
Adams Ave., Costa Mesa
Highlights of Events:
Costa Mesa Police
helicopter, Costa Mesa Fire
Dept. highest hook &
ladder, SWAT van, Canine
van, Paramedic van, Boy
Scout teepee and children's
face painting. live
entertainment on stage
from 11 :30 a.m. -2 p.m.
Cost: Admission and all
events are free!
Call: Contact Karen
Ursini at (714) 972-4859
or 540-4917
l ook in Saturday's paper
for a complete (istiltg or
local school Red Ribbon
activites.
Scheduled attractions include: a
Costa Mesa Police Department
helicopter, SWAT Van , Canine
Van, the Costa Mesa Fire
Department highest hook and
ladder, Paramedic Van, a Boy
Scouts teepee, and children's face
painting, courtesy of the E tancia
High School i.tudent government.
Special appearances throughout
the day will be a Disc Jockey
sponsored by the United Citizens
Against Drugs; D.A.R.E. officers;
world-class HARO bicycle :rnd
rollerblade demonstrations on a
quarterpipe ramp; Dave Frost of
the California An,gels: the West
Side girls, a dancing group from
Costa-Mesa's We~t side:
not abuse legal drugs. The Senior
Citizens and Co3Stline College will
laminate the pledges, if desired.
Drawings for prizes will occur
every half hour from among the
pledges. Prizes arc (urnisheli by
the following Costa Mesa ·
businesses.:
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From left, Costa Mesa councilmembers Joe Erickson and Peter Buffa join Mayor Mary Hornbuckle and Vice Mayor Sandy.Genis in signing
the world's largest Red Ribbon during r.ecent ceremony. .,,
"Tyranny," a local hard tock band;
the Estancia Drill Team and Tall
Flags; and a barbershop quartet,
among others.
A pledge booth will be set up to
take pledges from young and old
alike, to not use il~al drugs and
The Costa Mesa Substance
Abuse Committee is co-chaired by
Karen Ursini and Leslie Dixon,
Coalition for Children,
Adolescents and Parents (CCAP).
Committee members include: Roy
Alvardo, Latinos Costa Mesa; Ed
Fawcett, Coi.ta Mesa Chamber of
Commerce; Verna Letts. ER'A
Real fatate: Marie Maples, Senior
Citizen'>; Charles Markel.
Down1own Kiwanis; Trudy Ohlig,
Mesa Consolidated Water District;
Anita Peters, I larbor Council
PTA; Marcy Tevebaugh. Paularino
PTA; M:.irna Miller, Exchange
Club Child Abuse Program;
Arlene Schafer, Mesa Pride;
Senior Girl Scout Troop 167:
and John LaVcre, LaCueva .
Admission and all activities at
the Red Ribbon Event are free.
For more information, contact
Koren Ursini at 972-4859 or
540-4917.
Illusions dance club is good, clean fun
I llusiohs in Costa Mesa, the only
Southern California non-smoking,
non-alcohol club for I4· to 20·year-olds
serves as a community role model for
"getting high" naturally.
Commilled to the philosophy that under·
age youth need a "place of their own," Illu-
sions provides a safe haven on Friday and
Saturday evenings for the 500 to 700 teens
who enjoy the fun , music and refreshments
that the club offer!. from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. •
Since its opening in June, Illusions has
been endorsed by the Newport .Oe_ach and
Costa Mesa Ciry Councils and well-received
by parents, due to the controlled
environment provided. Every teenager that
arrives is carefully sc reened, including breath
tei.ts and metal detection, becau e the club
strives to uphold its clean reputation.
Accord ing to owner Rick Braeutigam, "We
wan t everyone at Illusions to feel good about
being here. We're very careful about who we ·
let in. Anyone who we believe could spoil the
atmosphere is not admitted." There's no
admittance to the club after midnight.
The teen-centered club, referred to a) the
"hottest dance party" In lO\\n, includes a
huge da11cc noor where a D.J. spins out
Techno, Rock. Funk and Top 40 tunes.
Snapple, soda, water and chips are served.
Future plans include nrnu~ements and
arcades.
"Everyone admitted into Illusions signs a
VIP list that includes their name, address
and school," says Rick. "The fir!>t time they
visit, they receive a laminated VIP card and
a whistle that they can wear around their
neck every time they come. lt maJ..es them
feel special."
No one is allowed to leave the club, unless
they're going home. Guests wait in front of
the building until their parent~ pick them up,
Big Orange a valuable resource
The most up-to-date directory olresources for services
co nnected with alcohol and other drugs is currently available from
Orange CounJy Drug Abuse Services.
The 1992 Big Orange is published by the County or Orange
Health Care Agency and sells for $4. Reso urces include hotlines
and helplines, public agencies and other services in the Orange
County area that deal with alcohol and other drugs, including
prevention. detoxification, intervention, outpatient counseling,
inpatient programs and HIV/AIDS information.
For more information, call (714) 568-4800.
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and every young lady who has driven there. ii.
escorted to he r car.
Guests pay $9 the first time they come to
Illusions. Each time therenfter, they present
their VIP card for a $2 discount. On Friday
nights, admission is SS with school
identification before 9 p.m. Each week,
Illusions provides a free lunchtime concert at
a different local high school, and pl~tic VIP
cards are disseminated.
lllusions is also havin4 a positive impact on
residents from neighboring ci ties, who are
calling the club to find out when a similar
facility will be brought to their community.
To find out what the fun is aJI about, visit
Illusions at 2285 Newport Boulevard (corner
of Fairview) in Costa Mesa, or call 642-5477.
This Sa turday, October 24, lllusions is
sponsoring its annual "Teen Expo '92'' at
O~ Viejo Park in Mission Viejo, which is
expected to draw 8,000 teenagers.
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Special thanks to these
Mesa Verde Center
Merchants, the event
sponsors of the Red
Ribbon Event.
Ballpark Pizzo: Free samples.
Bos ton Bicycle Com pany: Gift
cer1ificatcs totaling $10 in value.
Gloria l\lorsboll Solon: Two
gift~ of 40 one-half hour ses~ions.
totaling S300 each in value.
Konn Lones: Free game pas cs
and l-shins.
La Petite Doulangerie: One gift
basl>.et assortment.
Mrs. Fields Cookies: Free soda
and cookie samples.
Souplantotioo: An assortment
of mini muffins.
Tempo Music Market: Six, SS
gift certificates.
These local businesses and
organizations have donated
priLcs, products and services to
the Red Ribbon Community
Event and have shown th eir
proud suppon for Red Ribbon
Week:
American Linen Company:
PrO\ iding all tablecloths for
[\COi.
The Uarn Steakhouse: S25 gift
ce rtificate.
Cl~I CO: S25 gift certificate.
Country Side lnn: Lunch for
t\\O at Le Chateau Restaurant.
Contincntul Title: Providing
p.1per cup~ for th e Event.
Daily l'ilot: Knon 's Berry F:lrm
t ici...ets.
Holiday Inn: Marquis reader
bvard '>upports ReJ Ribbon
\\'cek.
~lesn Consolidated Water
District: PrO\ iding all potable
":itcr for fa·ent.
Newport-Mesa Association of
H.cultors: Will distribute fl ye rs
"i1h Red Ribbons to 10,000
households.
Newport rub Compan): Gift
certificate.
Plain True Value Home '
Center. Marqu is reader board
.. upports Red Ribbon Weck.
United Citizens Against Drugs:
M:iJc the longest Red Ri bbon an
the ''orld. which \'viii be mailed
tu President George and Mrs.
U:irbaru Uu sh, the Red Ribbon
National I lonorary Chairmen.
Pro' ided the sound system, tables
and chairs for the Event.
World Uook; Presidential books
gcJred toward children.
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Red Ribbon Community Event ·
October 24, 1992 from 11 :ooam til 2:00pm
For lnfonnation Call: Karen Ursini
972-4859 or 540-4917
1 mile south of 405 ~ on Harbor Blvd. and AdalnliAve.
In CCila lta11
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m Stage
11 Pledge Boatt . rl Ftre ~. Display ~ ~
11 Polee~· Display
11 Bke & RoJlerblade 0ermnstrations
11 Comnulity Booths & RelreshrnerU
The citizens of Costa Mesa are
making a difference. Government
police and fire departments,
businesses, schools, places or
worship, and friends and
neighbors are banning together
during Red Ribbon Week,
October 24 to November I, 1992,
to show their unified intolerance
toward drug use.
The goal of the local
commitment to healthy drug-free.
lifestyles is pan of a "Drug-Free
and Proud" state and national
~mpaign to create awareness and
develop a comprehensive
drug-abuse-prevention education
program in every community
across the country. Red Ribbon
National Honorary Chairmen are
President George Bu!ih and Mrs.
Darbarn Dush; California
Honorary Chairmen are Governor
Pete Wilson and Mrs. Gayle
Wilson.
The Red Ribbon Campaign
originated when DEA Agent
Enrique Camarena was murdered
by drug traffickers in 1985.
Calitornians tor Drug Free Youth,
Inc. (CADFY) ponsorcd the fir~t
stutC\\idc Red Ribbon Campaign
in 1986. In 1988. the National
Federation or Parents, Inc. (NFP)
spon>orcd the fir~t nationwide
c:impaign. Mobilizing communities
into action \\ith the me!»sagc th.11
"no u:>e or Joy_ ilJcgal drug and no
illegal u~e of tobacco, alcohol or
:iny other legal drug" is tolc1ablc,
does mal>.e u differ ncc.~so
tkmonstrJte )Our commitment fur
a "Drug-Free America" by
\\Caring and di!lplaying Rec.I
Ribbons during Red Ribbon
Week.
Stop-Gap uSes drama ,fo address drug abuse.
The Na1ional Associa1ion of 1hat they ore not responsible for
Chi klren of Alcoholics reports that their parents' drinking.
one in four ~1udents is confron1cJ The most requested play from
\\ilh lamil) alcoholism. Leaving STOP-GAP is "Under Pressure,"
chihJre n "i1h lt1tle or no a drug abuse prevention dr:ima
self-esteem and an inorJinale presented to sixth graders and
amount of gu ilt. families arc being older, addrcs!>ing drug use, peer
wrn apart by alcohol -the . pressure, lack of self-es1eem and
··soc1ally :icccptable" drug. fomilies in crisis. ScripteJ by
Helping children to cope :ind "ntcr/actor Robert Knapp. it is
c\plorc issues surrounding family performed by residenb of Phoenix
alcoholism and other powerful House, the Santa An:i-based drug
bsue'>, is the mission of rehabilitation center for teenagers.
faery ye:ir, STOP-GAP invites STOP-GAP, a professional drama school admini. trators and s1:iff to
th erapy troupe, that perform s in a perform:inee at South Coast
cbssrooms throughout Orange Repertory's Mainstagc to discover
County. Their production of NOT how drama can be used as an
GUILTY. is directed toward educational and therupeutic tool
fourth through·sixth graders and to positive ly imp:ict individual
specifically dc:il with the effects lives.
of alcoholism on the family. Under the direction of Don R.
In a small. int im:ite setting (the Laffoon, STOP-GAP is in its 14th
<1ml1cnce is limited to 50), students year of producing award-winning
'' .1ti:h the performance and then ~he:u re. To find out more about
''vri... ''tth the actors to discuss •school and community touring
JnJ rule-play positive alternatives performances. and on-going
to "knee and guilt . Students learn weekly workshops, call (714)
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'Just Say
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It's showtime! All eyes will be o n
the world-class HARO bicycle and
rollerblade team when they
perform un fqrgettablc bicycle
freestyle routines set to the sounds
of popular, upbeat IT}usic. at this
Saturday's Red Ribbon Community
Event in M esa Verde Center.
Join the excitement as the
HARO team exhibits their
extraordinary skill on a
state-of-the-art quarterpipe ramp,
with aerial acrobatics guaranteed to
thrill the audience.
But HARO's most challenging
feat of the day, will be delivering a
heartfelt "Say No To Drugs"
message as they impress upon
youngsters that they ca n face any
of life's challenges without the use
of drugs.
. Cellular phones -tap into
911 emergency service
Drunk Drivina ls everyone's
problem ...
FACT: In Orange County ench
year, over I million-drunk driving
trips are made, resulting in 4,000
deaths and injuries.
FACT: About 60% of the deaths
and injuries are drunk drivers and
their passengers -the rest arc
innocent victims.
FACT: ALL DRUNK
.DRIVING DEATHS ARE
PREVENTABLE.
The Cellular Division in Costa
Me sa is asking you 'io help make
our streets and high ways safer.
How? Dy reporting drunk drivers
to the proper authorities from the
safety of your car.
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How To Spot An lnto,h:uk<J
Drhcr
Accon.J1ng to MADD ot Or Jnge
County, the number of 111to,1catcd
drivers in Orange County bc1,,ecn
midnight and three 111 the murn111g
c:in bl! ai. high a'> I out of 3
drivers. Herc's some '' .irning ... ign~
that ind1c:11e )OU should diJI 911
to help prevent a tr .igedy
·Unu-.ually \\idc turns
·Straddling the center lane or IJ~
marker ·
·Weaving or !>"-Cf\ ing
-Sudden stop,
-Tailg:ning
-Abrupt or illegal turn.,
-Rapid accckratil.in or
deceleration The federal Government, in
cooperation with tht; cellular
divisions of telephone companies,
have recently made a Toll-Free
911 service available to any
cellular phone customer in
''Phone Man" from The Cellular
Division of Costa Mesa reminds
you to dial 911 from your car
and help fight drunken driving.
-No headltghi.. Jt night
-Drh ing "11h 1hc "'indo" do" n 1n
cold \\Cather
·Nearly ~triking ~n obJc:d or car
·Drifting
Southern California. (Similar service I!> available fo r
emergencies anywhere in the country.) Now )OU can
report drunk drivers, emergencies. accident-,, roaJ
hazards, or any other critical situation~ from }our cJr
when they happen -and the phone!' call b free.
You'll also feel safer while on the ru;1J. l..ncl\\ing
that help is just a phone call a\\;l), ... houlJ }Ou c\er
be in need of assistance.
"The cost of a ce.llular telephone h:.h Je~r1..i:.cd
dramatically in the pa!>t l"-O )Car~. lrom
approximately SI ,500 to around S~OO," "J}'> foe
Eyrman, O\vner of The Cellular Di\l\1on ··r--.o\\. lor
approximately 83 cl!nt!> per day, }OU can purchase .1
full service, h:ind'i·frce cellular phone and COJO~
peace of mind ''h1lc driving, and ::u 1h1.: :.Jilli.! time.
help make our ro:idways a safer place."
Stop in at The Cellular Di\lsion's nc" l~.11um JI
the 1919 Newport Boulevard (at the corner of 19th
Street) to find out more information abuut
purchasing a}ld tn'>talling a mobile phone. or 1..ill
-Slov. rcspon!>c to traffic s1gnab
·Drhing in the opposite direction trom traffic no,,
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.If a dmer j., b1.htnd \OU, turn rtl!ht .at the 111::.irc:,1
intcr:.cctton nnd .tllo,; him to pa;s,
-~IOH! to the 'houlJcr and stop if the driH:r ~'
c;oming head-on Sound your horn and' tla.;J1 ~our
lights"' to get their a11cntion. :..
-Sio\\ do"n and 1.\pi.:ct the une,pcctcd \\h n
:ipproad11ng an inter ... cc11on.
·Use your '>C.1tbi.:li-.. Keep your children in :.ipprn\ cJ
sJfCl) t"lclts k(.'(:p all dwrs llh:l..cJ.
-Get the l1cenw number. Use )OUr ccllul. r phon..: to
diJI 91 I and report them. (It'' a free call'!) Gi'c: a
dc,cnp11on ol the vehicle. direction hc.1J~J. Ire n ... ..:
number and )uur locauon.
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National Red Ribbon Day
Special thanks to all Mesa Verde Center Merchants.
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Event Sponsors:
Gloria Marshall Salon
La Petite Boulangerie
Sou plantation
Boston Bicycle Co.
Mrs. Fields Cookies
Tempo's Music Market
BallPark Pizza
Kana Lanes
HOTLINES
Hotlines and helplines
provide alcohol and
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oast of the oas.t ! A look at the people and events highlighting this week's local _arts and entertainment scene'
Homes are where heart,
funds are for CdM PT A '
COVER
It was created by architect Sue Hong
Wong, contractor Scott Hinger and Tracie
McCloskey, who is the talented interior de-
signer of TLM Interior Designers.
The entrance hall contains many unique
features repeated elsewhere in the home.
Overhead is a domed ceiling -among the
many unusual ceilings throughout the house,
which also features interesting dOOtWays and
windows.
Hand-painted touches also abound, as do
unique pieces of furniture. e_xquisite tnpcs-
try, an eclectic art collection, lighting details,
warm.
This is not a square home on a square lot,
and as a result the roo~ have interesting
angles, unusual windows and fun nooks an~
crannies (some of them hidden).
Decorated by Laury Barnes, daughter of
the Lcmkfos and owner of Elizabeth Bene·
field in Corona del Mar, the house features
an elegant living room, a European·
innuenced dining room, a kitchen with light
and airy breakfast nook and fully equipped
work areas and comforroble bedrooms.
& Homt of Wortll and Usa 8"~lct-Probst
ll17 Oceaa Boulnard
Corona dtl Mar
A sellout Is never a sure thing -just ask some
local arts; entertainment
and sports organizations.
However, for 'f 8 years
the Corona def Mar High
School PTA Home Tour has sold
out.~ the recession, organtzers are workJng hard to
make sure the 19th annual event
Tuesday doesn't break the streak.
a high-tech gym and mo~e. .....------..,,-..,..--------------------..,..-----i
The stakes are high: the support
of eduoattonal programs, instructional equipment,
schotarshlps and needed material
at Corona del Mar High School.
Cover photo by
Mart! Martin
Slx homes (each of which Is
described below their respecttve
pictures) will be visited during this
year's tour, which runs from 10
a .m .-4 p .m . The $25 flcket prtce
Includes a basket at Sherman
Gardens, where mothers who are
members of the school's Parent
Teachers Association will model
fashions from Arnolre and Ml
Pface. Artwork by CdM students
Wiii be on display.
For Information on where to get
presale ttckets, call Marilyn Pelfs
at 721-0317 or Patty Sue Glasgow
at 760-6160.
& Homt or Dick u d Tracie McCloskey
26 Canyon Fairway
Big Canyon, Newport Btach
& Home or Diil and Carol Foley
1 Royal St. George
Big Canyon, Ntwport Beach
Overlooking Big Canyon golf course, this
home is a delight to view thonks to its Joa-
tion and the artistic combination of South·
western touches with Newport elegance.
Highl ights: an eclectic living room incor-
porating Southwestern artwork the Foleys
co llected while living in Arizona with the
antique furniture collected by Dill Foley's
grandmother; floor-to-ceiling dining room
windows that take full advantage of the
view; the lib rary's stone fireplace and oak
bookcases; a family room filled with a pool
table, antique slot machine, juke box nod
sunken television nrea.
Homt df Robtrt and J oy LcmkJ n .....
7 Windsor
Harbor HUI, NtwpOrt Btach
This well-designed, treasure-filled home Interesting architecture and eclectic use of
reflects the needs and tastes of its owners, color and textures with warm EuroP4:an flair
exud ing elegance, warmth and crutivity. make this home elegant but congenial and
& Home or Josiah and Slane Bt lden
11 Belmont
Harbor lllll, Newport Buch
Designed by architect Stewart Woodard,
built by Dave Bo1zenhardt and designed by
Signe Belden, this elegant and dramatic
house uses color and art 10 enhance its
many striking features.
Th11 two-year-old old English-st)le home
reflects warm1h and ambience. from i1s no"·
cry rront yard to ill artful master bedroom.
h's the home featured on today's Wecl·
end ~ction CO\'Cr photographed by Marc
Martin. Shown in lhe photo with the Bene·
dkt·Probsls arc this year's chairwomen of
the Home Tour -Pauy Gwin (dork hn1r)
and Kalie Tucker.
~ llomt .ol Dkk aad Carol Grit,·cs
2201 Watrrfrolll
Corona dcl Mar
The ambiance of this historical. 60-ycar·
old couaae (one of 1he oldest still s1:1nding
in Corona dcl Mar) is lovingly retained with
mony an1iques.
Many-features and details common in the
past but rurcly seen aodoy are featured, in·
duJins a coiy family library, ia bathroom
with quain1 cast-iron tub, 11onc fireplace)
and other rustic touches.
Love-In's bill
is suspect~
I f you be~ Madisoa A~nue
advertisin& executives and
clasaic rock radio stalioa pro-
palDlllCR, a generation of ide-
alistic flower-cbildren bonded t<>-
tcther in a bliuful unity of peace,
kwc and happloesa 2S ye.n ago.
We'll forget for just a moment
what many· or those flower-children
became, namely mini-van driving
yuppies as sucked into 1he frantic
qucsc for material possdSions as Lbe
okter aeneration they scorned in the
halcyon days of the '60s.
Sunday, in Fountain Valley's Mile
Square Park, KISX-FM will ~pons.or
a "Love-In" featuring the Jefferson
Starship, Pecer Frampton and Robby
Krieger, the guitarist from the Doors.
The free music:il festival begins at
noon.
All three performers are worthy
mu 1e1an and signposts on rock
music's pa1h che put 2S yelll'S,
Bui 10 highlight 1he 1hree in a 25th
annive~ry of l967's fabled Summer
or Love is an amusfog nouon a1 bcs1.
and a blalal\t example or crass mar-
T Wetland grass is blue
B luegrass music will waft from
the Bols3 Chica Wetlands be·
tween 2-5 p.m. Saturday as the all-
volunteer Bolsa Chica Land Trust
sponsors a free "Bluegrass o n the
Mesa" concert.
Admission i~ Cree but donations
will gladly be :iccepted at rhe
evenl, which will be held ap-
pro1'imatcly tY>o mile south of the
cuy or Sun Cl Beach on the north
side or Pacific Coast Highway.
The mnin attraction will be the
popul3r band Gray E:iglc, a new
::and unique bluegrn~' en~emblc
presenting a music rooted in tradi-
tion yet contemporary in its energy
and aggre ive freedom. At it's
core is a banjo-mandolin duo ca-
pable or reawakening the listener's
car to the beauty or traditional
American string band music.
Bolsa Chica Land Trust is dedi-
cated to the acquisition, pre erva-
tion nnd re torntion or more than
1,700 ucres or Bolsa Chica lands.
MUSIC
Paul Kantner's Jefferson Starship performs al Sunday's free kLSX-
FM "Love-In" concert at Mile Square Park in Fountain Valley.
W hen Cindy Wilson retired
from the 1J-62's, there was
concern that the infamous
party band might not be able to
handle the latest personnel
change. After all, her harmonies
with Kate Pierson were the B-62s'
siJrnature.
llut a hit album and tour (which
comes to Irvine Meadows
Amphitheatre 8 p.m. Saturday
with the Violent Femmes) has
thrown that talk a whammy.
You may recall there was similar
concern voiced when Cindy's
brother, RUitarist Ric!cy. died of
AIDS. But drummer Keith
Strickland threw away his sticks,
picked uP-an ax and helped lead
the B-~2 s to post-punk success
after years or being alternative
music's answer to Spike Jones.
For ticket lnf"ormatlon on the
Irvine show, phone 856-8096.
THE SCENE
Eating In Bed: fun foursome ~
By Blain Mawel 5'**"•---
0 ne can't help but love the Eating In Bed
official bio: .. Pseudo alternative rock -
Southern Calif.; drums, ~ss. guitar, singer;
lots of songs -well rehearsed. Politically incorrect -
no crack. ..
However, what the brief description doesn't
mention are the names of the four ulcntcd music
makcn -l\.lmcly guitarist Kurt O'Brien, si!1ger Patti
Pannell, drummerJamn Stubblefield and busist
Darcey Stubblcfiel . "
ltering at its worsr.
Jefferson Starship is nor the Jef-
ferson Airplane. The only members
of the original band in this Stnrship
aie Paul Kan1ner and Jack Casady.
No Grace Slick, no Many Balin. This
is noc the Jefferson Starship of "We
Built This Ci ty" or' "Sara," either
(Thank God, or the Goddess, if you
prefer).
Kantner was the revolutionary in
the original Airplane and one has to
wonder wh:u the man who penned
the rabid anti-es1ablishmenl song,
"VohJ'ntecrs." thinks of having to
slum for a radio station's exploita1ion
of pop culture.
The Starship performed :it the Or-
ang~ County F:sir in July and did no
standard hits: no "While Rabbit." no
"Somebody To Lo\'e." It as a good
show. however, spo1lighting some of
Kan1ner's mo~t recent '"ork. It will
be mtcres1ing 10 sec how the band
perform on Sunw).
Frampton "'~s all of 17 m 1967.
Though he l~t a lot of crcdibilit)
aficr his comet-like ri.;c to fame m
the mid·70s thanks to 1he lave album.
"Frampton Comes Alive," he hJs al·
wa)'S been a great guitarist and his
l:ite '60s work "ith Humble Pie
h:isn 't lost its impacl
Krieger's inclusion is the most in-
teresting. The Doors hardly reflected
the peace and love stereotype the·
'60s holds today -reg:irdless of
what Oliver S1one might have us be-
lieve. Jim Morrison and friends rev-
eled in 1he fragmentat ion an.d decline
of Wes1em civilization, and though
Kreiger did write the most "flowery''
of the b:iod's songs -such as "Light
My Fire," and "Touch Me," the
Doors would be a footnote were it
not for the darker shade of songs
such as "Bre:ik on Through," ''The
End" and "Roadhou!>e Blues."
If the performers rely on rehashing
old stand:irds, Sunday's show will be
a tragedy bec:iuse it will showca e
anists who have lo!>c11he1r integrit~. H
1hey mix 11 up a bit and play nc"'er
Sluff as well JS g1\e older hits 3 new
energy. 1he show could be \Cry enJO)'-
:ablc. A 101 of 11 "Ill depend on 1hc
au1.hcnce When KJnlni!r plJyed the
Orange Count~ Fair. 1t 'ccmed 3'> 11
9S percent of the auJ1cncc-\\al> glued
to llS ~Ub.
Though the show as !>pons.orcd b~
Budweiser. no akohlll "111 be :ii·
lowed into 1he pJrlc Uut. there j,
one fact thJt Jlt llld ;ind new rctro-
h1pp1cs CJn find cc 1"'' m· The gig 1'
free. -8) J0t•I Bt'l'r)
Let it be, pl eJse let it be •
T he long Jnd
wmJ111i; roJd
p .l u I M C·
C:an nC\ 's "Li• er·
pool Or.1tono" 1~
u king lhe OrJngc
PCoi.ntY P1:riom11ng
Ans Ccma ··nJ~
SllurJl\ with the
\\ C>I Cll.J\I pr,··
nua.-o( 1h.· fornur
B.-Jilc's '1.~rJIJcJ
J,·rJrtur.-fru n pup.
The S.?~-S I ~O Jolbr quc\11on
(1hl1's 1hc pn•.:-ol Jdmh~ll'n to 1h.
M.utcr ChMJI~ ol OrJn~c Coull!\
pcdorm.lnc.-~ j3 "\\'111 he t>.: there?" •
h 's enough to mJkc a \VccJ..cnJ eJ-
i1or pull 0111 .i ,j)> er hlmmcr ... or
wJml gun. .
Lln 'IVorJ ouu:> LonJonlown '\\,U
McC.lnnc~ ·~ pl.mnmg 10 come. But
) ou J..now whJ1 c.m l1Jpp1m \\ ith
pbns mJJc ln oc.-Jn JwJy.
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If hc"s J no-show, h-d Jmf1cJ th.u ~==
Jt lc.ut we got 10 s1.•,• Rini;o .lt P.1nl11.
Amphit hcJirc tht) summe r
hJving fun is, well, still fun for the foursome.
Everyone gets :i ch:ince to contribute, and the
bound:trics the group explores couldn't be more
bro:aJ.
"l'm eriou$ly considering writing a song bl cJ on
:an old 'Sur Trek' episode," admitted jlmcs
Stubblefield. "So for, we h:ive :a fair r.inge of subjects
we've "tittcn :ibout."
Indeed, he :tddcd, "Skeleton Crew" is about "us
screwing up the pbnct," "hile the song "W.lke Up
C:ill" encourages people to ukc chJrge o( their own
lives.
And, of counc, there ::ire the song th:H t.11k Jbout
the ups ::ind do" ns of rcbtionships.
"We just Jo it for J lot of fun," OJl'\:CY tubbldiclJ
s::id of E:ating Jn Bed. The Stubblefields, who arc married, formed the
group about 18 months ago after another project
(which shall remain unnamed) folded. What started as
a casual effort to write and perform songs while
Eillng In led It (from left): Kurt O'Brien, P.Jtti
P.innelt, James Stubblefield and Darcey Stubblefield.
And while fun mJ)' be the prime motivJtion, Elting
Jn Bed concinucs to perform :ind (;Jin .Hlention "ith
See BED/1!
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H :rnginn out with French artist Jean-I ol Franqueuil is sort of like
being inside Bi1ly Crystal's wi nk.
Humor with a heartbeat. A
boundless imagination that swagg_ers
with sass and verve. The free spam
of a rom:u:nic poet straddling a rainbow,
remembering a paper moon.
Indeed, he's got the world on a string seekipg out the best kite height, and his joy is fhe luck
of the draw.
Whether creating portraits and carica-
tures of world leaders and celebrities (Dus-
tin Hoffman, Arnold Schwarzenegger,
Eddil! Murphy, Kevin Costner, and Kelly
McG11lis arc among 1hose he is best known
for), or the more !>en1ime.ntally inspired
land!>capes -both categories of which arc
on view in his current solo exhibition at the
Mondavi Wine and Food Center {through
--.. ... December) -11 is this sense of adventur-
~ ous spontaneity that is 1he symbolic refer~
• ._1 •11~111 ence point to franqueuil's style as an art-UU £. isl, and as a wn nderlus1ing citizen qf 1~e
world.
However, even though he speaks four Arts
Scene languages (plus several African dialects)
... ----• and has lived in more diverse international
locales than most people can visi t in a lifetime -Africa,
Belgium, Germany, Japan and both coasts of lhe United
States. to name a few -it is quite likely that Franqueuil,
38, has recently felt more 1tian a bit grounded to California.
This aflernoon in a special ceremony in Sacra mento,
Franqucuil will present the State of California with his large
pain1ing ent illed "free Flag" which has been accepted on
behalf of the slate to join the public collection of works
hanging in the Depanment of Commerce. Using a pointil-
lism-like 1echnique 10 crea1e i1s colorful, gli ltery-shimmery
effect, his 50 x 90-inch oil on canvas painting depicu the
Oag with the Statue of Liberty's crown points and torch
peeking sligh1ly over lhe slripes. alongside faintly scripted
wording from the early passages of the United States C.On-
s1itu1 ion.
"I like the American way of life," says Franqueuil, "and
I've always thought that its powerful-looking nag captures
.1hc spirit of 1his free land, and reminds people that America
and California are still places 10 build dreams. I guess l
wanted the painting to represent the opportunities this
Jean-Pol Franqueuil: . .
P ainting wi th a po et 's
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JHn·Pol f ranqueuil poses nm to his oil on anv~s Kelty
McGillis portrait. on on canv.s "free fbg" (top photo)
h;as been accepted fof su te's public collection.
country was based upon, because f feel very blessed and
proud to be a resident here."
Interestingly, the Paris-born, self-taught ar1is1 actually
be&an his career as a political cartoonist. Growing up in sev-
eral different coas1al councries of West Africa where his ra-
ther worked u an adviser for the French government, Fran-
queuil at-.ys kept op on politics by rcadina a variety or
newspapers (a habit Chae continues today and attributes 10
his broad knowledge of current world affairs).
At 17, he was living in Struboura and oontemplating a ca-
reer in electromechanical engineering when he decided to
augment his income as 1 cartoonist for a local paper. His
creative talents soon become his focus, and in the years that
followed, he traveled extensively, living the life of a gypsy
and paying the ball a a political cartooni1t in such leading
periodicals :is U.S. News and World Report, lnternntional
Herald Tribune, New York Times and The Washington
Post.
S1iOed by his own succ:eu {"I go1 fed up 1rying 10 be
funny cvcl)'dny"), and with a desire to try and rmke it 3-; "
crious artis1. Franqucuil arrived in Southern California an
19 6. Oy scd.ing the advice or well-known French rcstnur;ini
owners in L..A. 10 f'ind work, he M>On. ended up pai n ta ng :i
portrnit caricature of Elton John as a binhday prescnl to
the singer from lhc owner of Le Dome restaurant m Hol·
lywood. As news of his tnlenl spread, so did his com·
missions from the beautiful people in bright lights, e'en
though he cs1nblishcd his i.1 udio and residence in che Ne"·
port Ocach area In fact, he is presently "'orking on an
enormous comm1 !>ionetl mural (210 x bO inches) for Le
Dome which will incorporate logos from chc entcrtoinmcn1
bu iness ulong with sctnes from the mo:.t signarieant film!>
made during 1he lusl 10 years.
As a painter, he describes himself as a ''beyondist," stnv·
ing to cap1ure lhe momcnr and crea1e 1he illusion or ct-
tending beyond the frame of the canvas, and thus beyond
the visions of reality. Most of his pain1ings are oversized.
and arc of1en divided inco sections, a technique which fur-
ther enhnnccs the feeling of movement and creates a revcr-
ber.iting illusion 1ha1 the im-
ages n•¢ coming from some·
where off the CUOV3S •
In works such as "Ocar
ln1en1ions." "Blind Dale" ot
the intriguing "Hones Hy·
polhesis" (pictured). it is
clear 1hat Jean-Pol Fra n-
queuil is sharing his own field
or dreams, leadin1 us some-
where over lhe rainbow, and
beyond.
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Robert Mond1vi Wine and
Food Q ntt t, 15'/1) S«nic
A ve. Costa Mesa, 97'9-4jl0.
Admission tree but phone
~all required before viewillf,
exhibit.
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"Hone'• ~hftit" is anoth~r oH on canvas by
Jean·Pol franqueuil.
Art Museums
Orange Coast's Most Complete day, Thursday
•Alla Coffoehou)e 506 31.t ~ "°"\P.''lft 9(.'ach, 631 ·-l312 'Chromt' Drl ms. ' J
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hot rods and I I.tile)~ G1 Lagun.1 B<:.:ich .111
i>l :ind Costa M<'">.1 rt">tdent R1tl f'inn, dJ'
.:; Oct. 25 Adm•'~ on free
• Bowen MusNm ol Cultural Att 2002
North Main St., Santa Ana, 567·3600.
Grand r~ning exhibits of prt>-Colombl.ln
gold .and Chlnete <1rt treasur~. Perm.lnent coUecttOn includes historic C...liforn1.1 artJ-
fKU, Afnan SC'IJlpture, NJl~e Amerian
anJ Oceanic art Hours: 10 a m.·5 p.rn.
Tucsd.ly·Sunday Admission: S4,50 (Of
adults, Sl for seniors and students and
S 1.50 for ch1ld1et1 under 12.
• Llguna Art Museum 307 Cliff Ori\e,
lagunJ Beach, .C94 6531 "'\.\'hy P.irad1se.
r.ilnlmg> fl()m Che T~ns .ind Twent~.' a
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Community Galleries
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Sunllo"er A\.C . S.lnta Ana, 540 6430 011
p.istd arh>I Bollie Nu~t tS (e.;11u1cd .irtt.t
during Oc1obcr .lnd NO\cmber H()u(), 10
a m ·6 pm T~y-5.lturd.>y-; 11 .t m.·5
pm 4'undJy. Adm1~t0n free.
•Costa Mesa Senior Ciliun1 Center
C.llery 19th Str(-ct and Pomon.l AV<'nue,
Cou.a Mt'\41 Clonous C...lif0tn1J," p.l)lel
itrto\Qtlr. or local CJl1(orn1.1 scenery by Aster
Miller ~i.uehon . .a local awa.cd·winning art·
ISl, on '-ICW in the gallery's se<:ond flue)(,
•City or lnine '"'"e Fine Arts Cc.anter in
HeritJge P.lric, 1021 Y.i~ A\~. ll\.ine,
724 6000 "lmpcrfKt Order." .an e~1b!·
lion \\hich 1n<ludei paintings. sculpture Road, Cosu Me-..:!, 432-SOJ•J In the Photo
and lrbtilllahons by Barbara MtCJrren. Tim G.lllery· "Recent Ter1Jins." an e'h1b1tt0n
Hawkinson, Buu Spector, C...me Unger· ol IJn<hcaJX'S by Southt·rn CJhfornia pho·
m.>n, Martin G.lntman, Nicol.ls Rulle anJ tographcr l.tur1e Brown on d1..plav throu&h
EM1n Wurm, on '-ICW thruugll 1'ov 3 Nov. S. Houri.: 9 a.m.·5 pm. l\.lond.l)·
Moors: noon-9 pm Moncfay, 9 .a m.·9 Friday. Ad1111>s10n. free In the Arc Gdllt>ry.
p m. Tues<l.ay· Thul)(iJy, 9 a.m.·4 pm. f11· the annual rJculty Art Sho"" J mulh·m<:J1J
day; 9 .i.m.·3 p.m SJlUrdJy, .ind 1 ·S p m e>.h1b1t fc.ilurtng \\Of'ks b) CX:L fJ( ult}
SunJ..iy. Adm'"'°" Free. membcfs in th<• i1(\lt .trb, mu~c .inJ m.ilh·
• In.inc V.tllty Col~ge S500 1~1ne Cen· emJtoo dl·p.i11mcnu. prt")("nt('(J through
ter Dr . IMne, 559-3453 The 4Sth an-N(IV 5 Hou"' 10 am ·2 Pm. i\1-JOdJ)
n1"ersary "Ro.1d .ind Trad." art eAhibit, 1n lhur)(.fay Adml\!>tOn lr<'i?
'"hich drawings ilnd other .iuto an from •Orange County Ccnli:t fOf Contcmpo·
the 1'C\\-p0<1 Bexh·b.lscd m.1saz1rw .ire on r.iry Art 36!1 \.\ M.i Atth Jr 81\d . Sf>-•'-C
""'"'· c~ <At 23. Hours tr 30 am ·7 111 5.lnt.1 An.l. S49·4'189 Nt-w \\ut~• by
pm. ;\\ond.ly·frtd.1y; 9· 30 ;,i m ·5 pm 5.ll· ~z [l1.t.ibt•1h Jenning>. Alfred R.i1n.rez,
urday Lorraine C:..,1t·n.i and ll.:n.i Sm un Ht"\\ Ii Newport BNch Cily H.\11 C.illery J300 through t-;n1o .!0 Rt'fl'lltonn fl)( the .l1t1~t~
N"'"f)()(t 81\d Nl'\\po<l Bea,h. 6.C4 31.50. 7-9 pm Nov ~. llours I 1 .l.m. 4 pm.
\\att·rcok>f\ by Sh·tk~ Sulll\.1n and 011> Wed~.i> Sund.iv. Adm!SW)O fre..>
.ind w.>tl"fcoitx~ I.I) ltind.lll l ofn J1~plJ)l'\l •Storefront Studio .u tile lr\11\C.' \\Jrl.c·t"
throodl Nov 10 l lour) 8 .lm ·S pm pl.tee Sp.i1t" !'l.:o l'H, JI 81tdt;t' R•...cl and
Montf.iy·frid.1y Adm1))1on· frt·e The gJI Campu> 011,e, anU<O• trom UCI, '24
k-ry prN:n~ II> N<'W{>Ofl Bc.u.h Artists Fall 6684. l111t..., or light." J public d1>pla~ ul
Ju1t(.'CI Art EJ.h1b.uon on Nov 14, \\hen ;ill 1nd1v.du.1I Jnd community commitment
.tl1i\tS will set up and present thetr work .at INturJn& .i J>!!rl0tmance..re.1d1ng by )t'rr)
the \\'E'Sl N~port Community unter. Burcl'it~i'kl noon·1 pm. Oo 14.
Awards ceremony and rttt>phon 7.9 p.m. ---------------l Nov 20 .at City Hall Callery ,A,pplications J11.i1lable at the Parks, Bea<hcs" & Rccrc·
.won Ofl°icf! at City I IJll Of the Arb & Cul·
tut.ii Ofrice al \\l~ NewPOft Community,
Centl'r For more 1nfonnJhoo phone CJ •
.an) & cultural c:OOl'd1nator •• 11 6J4-l 150
• NewJ>Ort Buch Public l ibrary Newp0<1
Cl'nlcr Branch. 856 San Clern('ntl' DMe,
Nl~port Be.lCh, 6-14-3191 "Sercnd•ptty·
Watercolors by Ruth Bblcr Burr .. on Vl('W
thtough Oc1 3 1 An ~hit.lit bv Anne
Oa"rs·John)()O on 'oew 1-4 pm Nov. 1.
Hou~. 9 .a m ·<J p.m Mond.>~ Thursd.>y, 9
a m 6 p.m fr11.l.ly; 9 .i m 5 pm 5.:itur-
d.>y; noon·S pm Sunday Admi»tOO Free
• Or.tnge Cout College. 2701 Fai"'~
• RED LION HOTEL
0RANGI: COUNTY AIRPOR r
Thc·Red Lioo Hotel and Maxi's lounge
Invite you to the
''American Dream Comedy
Competition"
starting Thurscby, ~t. 22
F.njoy the best local comics and cheer on your ttvoritts ~ they vie each week to canpete at
the rcgiooal oompetition in Las Vep in 1993.
Happy Hour 5-8pm • AU You Gin Eat Bu~ $3.00
We11secyouat8:00PM at Maxi~ lounge
located in the Red Lioo Hotel,
3050 S. Bmtol, Costa Mee.
$4.00 C.Over ~irge
Live Bond • RISING Sf AR
to follow C.alledy Night
~~
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NIGHT EVERY .
THURSDAY NIGHT
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DANCE LESSONS
SUNDAY, VVEDNESDAY
& THURSDAY
7:30 PM
ron TllKll INfORMATION
OR DINN! n Rf srnv ;\ TION<,
l .\ l '. ; ~ ~ ll 1 Q ~ '"> , ~
• Uni"ersity of Californi.l at t"'ine C..lm·
pu> Oro\<' .ind l!nd~~ R >J.t, '"''"<' 8SI • 6610 P.11n11ng Cuhur<', curJted by !'.u'
V0tl. .i1t1)t Dd>-x.ih 1\.1» and ll'Jtuw.~
\\orL..s \\hlCh cxplort.' 1 uhurJI m1th~ ,ind
teons throu~h a il•m1111-.c fll:l'fX'Ct11I!, on t'\·
h1b1t throu;h ""'" ll. I loot'> noon·S p 01, Tu~1 SuncJJ\ •• >\LLn. ~ 1~
Commercial Galleries
•Art WorL..s. Cle. 16169 Bruul..hur-t,
foont..:nn Vall~. 775 5529 "D1notup1J •
.luth0< J.1m(.'S Curnt..''r', in h1~ onl) 01.lm:e
County <1ppt>.11.rncl', d1>plJ,'\ his r111c ~rt
p1111ts .lnJ ~·1;11> cr,p.1: 01 his book (j.9
~ m Oc.t. 2~ llocrt.' \\lll be ;i • klco pre
'~~~ 5·5 :is p m Cl<:taru cm l'3m-m~
'"'"'"'' D1notop ;i IJni:;u.l~e music ,,nd
t!.in,c, Jnc.J Ult'rl "'II Ix> lrt.'t! rh.Jning t'Otr.
:, .r.s. hutton' ancl hc><ikfllJrh l 1m1ll-d »'II·
t1on> b~ '-l<Carth;, f1~pn1ni;_ 01lf•l lllc
l!.nt•man, \\)50d.•, •.inlJCk• a I l'h lh
Jfl' on dt>µIJ) 111d<"1.ni1el1 tlour) 10 a m
'"jtJ pm \100<l.l~·Tt•uriClay; -'10 am ·6
p m ~lurdJ\ ir c.J ra 1 (, p M und.ll:
• Blue Marlil!! Coffeehouse 1 1;11 t t.1 nor
Uhd Co-.u "' J t ~1.o s;·G 0Jn ~1. n
t.>1>0 "'"~ .. t c.J ,. ' J .. _..,jrcne u:
en• 10nlll('nt .inti 1h1• 1nnc· s;: f on '"" ' 1hroui;h Ottc.lx-r t t.,u1> 6 JO J m l 1
p m SundJ\ ·II ur>elJ\, t:. JO .1 m -n11Jn I t
f11tl.1) S.1tt.1d.11 -\drnissaon bl't'
• De CtJJi.Arl Inc., l.tOO ·"'IWI: U1 th •
.\r1 Cu~J \\• ss·.5_ :o PJ '"· p t .. ... t.> l; .!Jk.11 ... ;k1uschc~~ int ny~ n
deton.:d)-Hoow 1 (J 30 .:i m -(, p.m I uMO
• Al Aaron's Ari Callery )~15 R1•dh1ll Aw d..i1·~Jturd.11 ' "l'cn unhl 8 pm fr1dJ,
Suite A 104 C~IJ Mt...a, C.62·3311J c.n tlic Aclr111 ion: frl'C
Sfom•m1ll Ot..· ... gn Ct>ntcrt. Current!)' Jl()l1 · • C.ileric 214 .!~'.4 fort.">t -'•l' l.~ ~
mg orig•n.ll pa1nt1n9 b\; Julian Ratl•'f, Leo !lc .... h 4'14·5 •5 • ','ofls b-, lholn;i :O.\t
Jamen, RJ1~d 8J\les, John RanJ T.i1lor •• M;ht Pl~ t lopp;;r, ll·Ro~ ~r •• 1n t•._.:,.,
Jim 0Jly RoUt'rto lupt·fll, Al1fo luom.;o. M 1\, \ ietur \'Js.1rdy .ind ~h;u .H•' i.·.:i:ured
Oomth) SpJnsul•r, P.1ul l!IJ1n 'tl<'n" 1nJ.:hnitcl11 I luu1;. 10 .1,m <> p rn
1 luut> 10 .1 m -5 p.m I ue;.cl:I\, \\'cdnt-..· Sund.11 • Thur~!J•, 1 O u 111 .11 pm f rod.J\
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We also carry a large
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Best Bet
Artist James Gurney will.
make his only Orange
County appearance as part
of a national tour
promoting his book
"Dinotop1a" 6 -9 p.m.
Saturday a t Art Works Etc.
Galle ry, 18169 Brookhurst
St., Fountain Valley.
Writte n and illus trated by
Gurney, "Oinotopia"
depicts a land where
dinosau rs <ind man live
together in peace. A
percentage of the proceeds
from the sales of liis books
during the appeara nce will
benefit local museums.
Th e reception is free. For
information, call 775-5529.
~Jlurd,1) Adm1s)1on Free
•The Gregory Callery J406 Via Lido,
"'t-"port Beach, 723·0887 Specializing in
"ell ~n<l'"n re&1onal artJSU, the gallery 1ea·
lurt~ original oils, acrylics, pastels, water-
color. as well as hand-blown glass, ceramic
and wearable .iccessooes L1m1lless cuSlom
framing al~ orfered. Now showing through
Au)!U~l Russell Jacques, Sandra Jones
C.impbl'll, Rid I l.mh, Chris Sant fey, Eve
lhomJN>n. SJndrJ Hill, Dt•bra Hu~. C.uhy
liat11l•ld S.P lo..11\h, Helen Weld, Pa(nck
i..elly. John B.1rlx.•r, Agnes Copeland, left
Pricg<'I, Richard Ml')'Cr and more
• Hod.-id SJ.immer Ari Callery 2006
Cou•I "' e . "l""P"'" Bt•J1.l-t Continuous l"\h1h1t ll'.1turl~ On£1nJI drt available for
'><Ill• br more th.m ':!O Southern Cal1forni.1 Jrl•'t~ in .:ill !) pcs of media Hours 6-9
pm i\lond.J1·fr1dJ) and by appoin1men1
• l.ihin.a Galleries 1173 Newport Center
Dr, N<>Wport BNth, 721 ·9111. Works by
Guy Buffet. Dari0 umpanile, Lau Chun.
Frederick Han. H & Thom.ls Leung. Rob-
l'rl l)'n Nelson, H1sasht Ot5uka, Adolf Se·
hnng. Andrea Smith and Cary Swanson on
f)l'rmilncnt display Live enlerlainment pro-
vided 6 9 p m Froday·Sillurd.Jys. Hours.
Mond.ly·Salurday, 10 am 10 p.m .• Sun· day, 11 am .7 pm.
• LA Roche C.1llery 503 3 hi St., Newport
BeJch. 673·3301 New worl.. by Ne.ii 11p-
tun on view throu&h Nov 28 Hours 9 30
J m ·5 pm Monday-Fnd,1y Mm1won-
f let'
• Lo-El fine Art 3-131 V1J Oporto No
JOO(. "~port Beach 7ll-19l1 The d11g1nJI productiun eel; uf !ht> 1ck'V1s1on
fJm1l~ · The SrmP\')n~" are now on d1i.play.
• M.irS?.irel Bedell Studio and C..llery -uu 1, l' Carn .. 1t1on Ave, (()(ona def M.u,
-c,0.9100. M1wd ·mt:'d1,1 monoprinls and
\\Jft•rcolt•rs b\' M.HK<Jret Bedell and l1m1led P""" 1nd •·ml1<"'4.'d w.iwrrolor~ by l1ncl.J \\I tlt·mo•e on p;.·rm.incnl d1spl.ly Hours
111 .1 m S JU pm lue'>(fJy fhurstl.iy, or
h\ .ippc1mtment Adm1r»100 I ree
I luntington Beach, 536·6488. Works by Behrens, Shao, Logan, Sassoru!, Blumhagen
and Cosby are oo view indefinitely. HoUrs:
11 a .m.-6 p.m. Monday-Friday; 11 a..m.·7
p.m. Saturday; l 1 a.m.·5 p.m. Sunday. /VJ.
mission: f ree.
8 Off the Wall G.lllery 3441 ·B Via Lido,
Newport Beach, 723-5950. Woncs by
Moses, Naitel, Haemaets, Mukai, Ward,
Behrens anCJ others are on permanent dis·
play. HO\Jrs: 10 a.m.·6 p.m. Monday·
t11day; 10 a.m ·S p.m Saturday; 11 a.m.-3
p m. Sunday. Admission. Free.
•Pacific Edge G.lflery 540 S. Coast Hwy.,
No. 112, Laguna Beach. 494-0491. ''V1· ~s of France," a one-woma" show by
foe.ii "plcm air" artist Man.i Bertr.in, oo
exhibit through Nov. 13
8 Sandstone Gallery 384....., N. CoaSI
Highway, Llguna BeKh, 497-6775 Wa1er-
col0rs by Shirley Amburgey on display
1hrouRh Nov. 1. Open ~a~y except Tues-day 11 a.m ·S p.m. Adm1ss.on: free.
8 South Coast Art Center 283 E. 17th S«.,
Costa Mesa, 646-4545. An1m;iuon eels,
origin.ii wood sculptures and ceramic pie<:·
es and a selectJOO ol limited edition l1tho-
graphs and sengraphs by v.arious artists .ire
on perm;inent display Hours· 10 a.m.-6
p.m. Mooday-Frid.ly; 10 a.m.·S p.m. Salur· day.
• St.try Sheets Fine Art C.tlleries 14988
Sdnd unyon Ave , Suite 1-S, Irvine, 733·
0445. "My Father's Memorres," recent
paintings by David Kreiuer ol 1ma.s.e! from ~OW\ng up 1n NebraslY in the 40s and
SOs. e~h1b11ed through Nov 8.
•Susan Splrilus Callery 3333 Bear SI. (In
Crystal CoortJ. Costa Mesa, 549-7550.
Jt!anne O'Connor's hand·pa1n1ed film col·
lage on view throug'1 Nov. 28. Hours 10
a.m.-9 p.m. Mon(:Jay-Friday; 10 a.m.·6
p m. Saturday; noon-5 p.m. Sunday.
8 Thrillyou Art Studios 333 ubnllo,
Cost.l Mesa, 642·5978 Original Olis and
w:llercolors; p.1in1in~ from Bali, Indonesia;
wood carvings and masks featured. Hours:
11 a.m.·7 pm. Tuesday·SdlurdJy by ap-
pomlmcnt.
\I 11\ \l 11 l >'. '-
8 Balbo.1 Fun Zone 600 E. ~y Ave.,
Newport Beach, 675-9 152. fems ~.
arcades,. rest0<ed meuy-pround, shops,
restaurants and ~t tours offered 11 a.m.·
10 p.m. cl.lily.
8 Balboa Pavilion 400 Main St , Balboa,
673-52'45. Narraled siW\tseeine cruises ol
Newport H.ubor .ire o((cred daily, Cltalin.i
Passenger Service offered lhursdays·
Sundays beginning al 9 a m Deep-.~a fish·
ing trips depart d.lily from Davey's Locker.
• Cryst.iJ Cove State P.uk on 1he coast
between Coron.i def Mar and Laguna
Beach, 494-3539. Nearly 2,600 acres of
coast.JI and canyon are.u open for nature
walks, whale w.i1ching. bird w.itchmg. fish·
ing and other recreatJOnal actJviucs
8 DiJcovery Museum 3101 W. Harvard
St., Santa Ana, 540-0'4().4. Exploral()()'
learning ~nlet' features hJSt0tic l<ellofjg
House, an 0<ange glOV\' and more. Hours:
11-a.m.·3 p.m. Salurday-Sunday. IVJmis-
sioo: Sl·S2.
8 DIJneyl.tnd Ul 3 Harbor Blvd , Ana·
~im, 999·'4565. Fant.Jsmicl, a unique live
elltra..,aganza which chOfeographs fav()(ite
Disney .sonf •nd ch.trac:ters wilh 1he latt!St
in thealnca 1llus100s, rs open on ~ Rivers
of America. A stage production of "Beauty
and the Beast" is now featured •I Video-
polis. Hours: 10 a.m.·6 p.m. MondJy·
Friday; 9 .i m.·midnight ¥.ttkt!OCb
• Hornblower Dining V.icht Mannt!f\ Mile Marine Center, 2411 W. Coast Hwy,
Newport Beach, 631·2469, ext. 7 Brunch
and dinner cruises of Newport Htlfbor ol·
fered weekends and holidays
•Huntington Beach Surfing Museum
411 Ohve SI., t-tunhngton Bc.ich. 960·
3483. An extc~rve collcctlOl'I of mcmor;a-
bilia highlighllng more than 60 years n(
American surfing is featured. 1 ours arc
available. Hours· nooo·S p.m. Wednesday·
Sunday Adm1ss100: S l. • "'cwport Ynding Restaur.int 503 E [d~t'l'<><llN f\.t•wport B<'JC"h 544 9181.
~ulo <''h1b11 hy Ruth Hynds 10 a m.·2 p m. r;:::::::====================::;=:=:===;;;-1 ""~ IS Crvup .irh;ts e ,h1b1tion f1•a1unng
the uflJo:1nJI "-Ori..' ol contempor.Jry reg1<>n.Jl
ctrt1>U cJI tlw \\·~1 C~ Ruth Hyn<b, Anne
Da'>'•S lohn!>On, Dl'bra I luse. B Sdnf°'d
Day, l.ine London, Sandra Hill, P1l.ir Pob1I ;ind Michael Bryan featured Nov 22 and
Dec 6from10am-2pm
8 Newport Thulre Arts Center 2501
Cliff Drive, Newport Beach, S-44·9181.
Ctoup art1~ exh1b1lion realur"'B lhe Oflgj-
n.;il works of contemporary regt(>(lal artists
ol the West Coast Ruth Hynds, Anne
Davis Johnson, Debra Huse. 8 Sanford
Day. 1.1ne London, Sandra Hill. P1f,u Pobil
and Mich.lei 8ry.in (ealu~ Nov. I from
1-4 pm.
8 Orf lhe Wall C..llery 2123 Main SL,
G1cg mcGraw
PHOTOGRAPHY
wedding 1pcclal
SJOO off
e Orange Coast Weekend I Thuraday, October 22, 1992
TOP25
October 19 -October 24
CD's & TAPU
1. R.E.M. "Automatic For The People"
2. Peter Gabriel "US'~
3. Eric Clapton "Unplugged"
4. Prince ''Androgeny"
5. Bob Marley "Songs of Freedom"
6. Various "Slngles"
7. Pearl Jam ''Ten"
8. U2 ''Achtung Baby"
9. Annie Lennox ''Diva''
10. The Smiths "Best of, Volume 1"
11 Allee in Chains "Dirt''
12. 10,000 Maniaci "Our Time .. Eden"
13. XTRA Larae "Now I Eat Them"
14. Sinead O'Connor "Am I Not Ytu Girt?"
15. Suzanne Vega "99.9F''
16. Michael BoltOn "Timetess'
17. Red Hot ChlU Peppers "What Hits?"
18. Paul Weller "PIUI Welter"
19. Morrissey ''Yow Artenll''
20. Izzy Stracllin ''Izzy Stradtln"
21 . Stevie Ray Vaughn "In The Beginning"
22. Patty Smyth "Patty Smyth"
23. Enon John "One"
24. k.d. lang "lngenue"
25. MUd "Piece Of Cake"
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ALWAYS · ON
SALEI
• lnlHM&loul Spffdw.iy in Cr.ind~nd N~ at the Or~ge County F.urgrounds, 88 F.iir On~. Cosu Mesa. flat·tradc mo-
torcycle r~es e-.ery Fr~y from 8·10 pm.
Admission: S8 ISS f0< 12· 17 ~ar olds, free children under 12).
• Knott'• Berry hrm 8039 ~ach 81\-d .• B~ P.irk, 220-5200. 20th annuJI t1JI·
lowttn Haunt P'~nttd Fnc.1.iy-5.lturdayt..
7 p.m.· 1 or 2 a m through Oa 31. Not
re-commended fot small children Haunt
pric~ S2S·S27 RcgulAr hours 10 il m.·6
p.m daily. ·
• Newport H.ubor N.tutic.il Museum
1114 W. BalboJ Bt...d , N~pott 8eJch,
673·3377 The museum houses a pctmil·
nent collection of h1sto11C.1I photot;r.lphs 10-
i;clher with boots. photogtJph'S. m.lnne cJls-
j)la)'\, r.~. se.i~ll>. ships m·boctlt.>s and
othe1 n.iutic.:il memoi Jbih.i I tour~ 10
a m ';"J pm Wtdnciday-Suncfay Admt\·
SIOll frt.'C.
• Or.inge County Model Engineers
KrOS> from f.i1n1iew P.l1k on PLlcenti.1 Av·
enue near Esiancu High School. CCbL1 t.~. 751-7706. Free train rides .lre ~en
10 d11kJren the third wee~enJ ol e.i .. h
month f10(l'I 10 • m ·3:30 pm. 1
.• ltith.lrd Ni\On library .ind Birtl)place
1800 l Yorb.J l1ndJ 81\d Yorb.a l1nd.l
99l· H9l Colleo.on ol presQ.'ntt.tl mcm
or.Jt>ilo.1 on \it"W 1oddinitt.-ly Hour~: 10
• ;i.m ·S pm MondJy·5.atu1dJ) Jnd 11
.i m 5 pm Sun•LI> Adm1 ''°° S 1 s.i.so
• R~er'• C.udens 1301 Soln Jo.1qu1n
11111' Ro.>d Nt.....,porl ~.ich. 640 5800 h·
h1b1b, ~ anJ conl~ oflcreJ at lhis )~.V-roond p1dcn lcst1"t1I Hours 9 a m.-'1
pm d.i11'y
• ~nt1 An.l Zoo 1 00 I E Chestnut Ave •
5.ant.i Ana Tnck-Of·Tre.:11.1ng" leatu11ng
f1iendly sc.lr«fO\""-bt1ght-qed J.tek·O:
l..ante-rns .ind • treat· and" toy-filled "Tnck·
or·Tra1I" prcscn1eJ 5:30-8:30 p.m Oct
23·25 Tickets· Sl·S4. A large variety ol
anim.1ls .lnd birds .and a chikfren's petting
zoo offered lO .:i m.·S pm daily. Regular
admission: 75 cents·U Speci.ll e<fuc.1·
tioll.ll i><ogr.irm "" elementJry schoolcM·
dren olle1ed Tul'1d.ly·lhursd.lys.
•Sherm.in Ubr.ary .ind C.uden.s 2647 E
Coast Highway. COfon• dcl Mar, 673· 226 t AllracttOns 1ndude bot.inal g.v·
dens.• consef\.itory. a ga1~n desfsnrofor
IM blind .ind a h1stooc.1I research Ct'ntet.
A te.i g.uden ~r\ing lighl lunches ~·t~
S...turd.ly·Mooday from 11 a m.·l pm
Hours 10 30 • m ·4 p m d.11ly Adm1s· s.on. S2 fOf adults: S 1 lor ch1kJ1en 12· t6
\fret" on Mood.iyl.
• Upper ~~ l.lr lcologic.ll RHtne at B.xl.bay .in<l E.istbMf dr1ws, Newport
Bek'.h, 640-7646 Hundreds ol spec• ol
nauve bin:b .ind pl.int hfe, lill1llly progril~
.ind canoe and btrd·w.itchlng e)(pe<Jll.ons
p-ci.enled rtgul.\lly.
llSTINC INFORMATION: If }Ou h.ive In
evtnl li11lng or ch.inge of lnforrnalion for
Bl.acli8ook, direct lnqulriH to Benjamin
Epstein, c/o 81acJ.Bool., P.O. Box ISQO.
1a~. Coron1 del ~r, CA 92625. A mor~
complete c.alend.ir runs lhe flrsl Tuesday
ol every month. Phone 760-2622.
Leiend: OC, O(.in~e County. BT, bl.ick
IM. BT-ope., bl.idr ue optional. pp, ~
ptt$0f'I. rBA. lo be llr~ged.
• 01tlslm.u CompAny. ~ 22·23, Jun-
IOf League ol OC. SO specwlty storft, ~ sptlk~. dloly lunches ill OC F .. rgrounds,
Cost.i MeW. SS pp. Phone 261-0813.
•Rau 'M.i 'Tau •nd All Th4'1 Jui. Oct.
23, QC Performing Ms Center, founders
Plus ~l.i •t Thompson ~e. Perah.i
Hills. S 100 pp Con!Kt Jin Landstrom,
642-5560.
• Home Tour & louUq11•. Oct 23. 7
1,m.·9 p.m., CHOC LIUleM AnBtl Guild 1n
Yorba l~ Cont.act J.lntt N1&ul'5kl, 532·
8675
• Holiday loutiqYe, Oct. 24, 9:)0 Im ·
1:30 p.m .. CHOC Lat Nin..is guild at St.
~·· School, San Ju.in C1pd(ttlno. Cona.ct 1.tnec Ntgunkl, 532·8675
•lid For aace-.lon, Oct 24, M.arc.h ol
Dunes .it The Sports Oub, ltvtne. D.ilft • Mortster M.ishJHall<>Wftn B.uh, Oct. Olive uesi Treiltment Ct'nter) at location
with bachelots auctioned. BT Of evening 30. Slop·C..1p 1he.11re 14th btrthday at R1t.c· TBA. Cont.act Donna Anden, 777·4999
attire. S35 pp prepaid. S4S al the door Carlton, Dana Po.nt. S 100 pp Phone 648·
( (JI i lf I It )lJ'il')
Phone 631-8700. 01 lS. • •Dinner D.anct. Nov 14 at 6·30 pm.
CHQC Mold H.iucr Cu11d al Anaheim M.:lr·
rtOlt. S75 pp. Cont.Kl ).lnct Nagursl.1, 532·
8675.
•Alli Coffee WArehouse & Roasting Co.
506 )ht SL, 1'~,pott Bwch. 675·0233 • 1touing '20s FUNDSV, Oct 24 .it S:30
p.m .. Wesll>Aed Cold Oub at Wesiin South
Coast Pl.u.i. Costol Mes.I Phone 953·3560
• Sf1 o( Drum.s, Oct 24 at 6 p.m.,
S.andp1pers of Hoag Cancer Center
niluliaf-lhemed dinner cbnce Jnd':iuctions
at F~r Seasons Motel, N""J>011 BcJCh s 175 pp. Phone 574-7209 ..
• Our Children ... Our Celebrilies, Oct.
24, 6·9·30 pm .. Drug Use 1s l1lc Abuse
dinner al Vill.:igc Crean. Santa Ana 1 lcighb
Attire: casual wt')(ern S250 pp. Phone
567-3902.
• Sti <.l..s and Stones May Bruk Your
Bones; but Alt .... ()c[ T4 di 6.30 pm,
Laguna An Museum buff~t by live rt'St.lu·
1ants, ~lenl and i.~e auctions ol woAs by
190 .irt1>lS insp11~ bv p.lCl ct ol stone$ S75 pp Phone 494·8971.
•\-\!inners Circle, Oct 24 .ll 7 pm ..
South C~'>I Medic.ii CE'ntcr c-Jll .11 R1t.c
Olrhon. la~nJ. 1'1guel 'S 175 pp Ill.
Phone 4991229
• Los Angeles R.im.s Ctltbrily ~nert
G.al.a, Oct 24, C~hc Ftl>tu.<> Foutld.ltioo
dinner, ~lent and l1\e .iucl!Oll) and t·nttr·
1.i.nmcnt .it 011-M)JJnd liotrl, An.tlleim.
Conl.)(t C...ry Ct..-en, 938· I 39) •
• C.mibe.tn Cruise P.ltl)', <Xt. N . 6:10·
m1dmght. CHQC Qut.'t'n of 111.:ilns Cu1IJ
dinner d.lnce at 1'<.'\lopurt Be.Jch l enn<s
Oub $75 pp Cont;xt Janet Nagu111.J,
532·8675
• t"umplJn.s And P.lnal.H. Oct. 25,
9·30-1'·30 .i.m .• Friends ol CASA al Crys·
tal Coutt. Costa Mew. CMd1cn, S25 pp
Adults, S20 pp Phone 495·8623
• Cfut Chefs o( OC, Oct. 25 at 2 p.m.,
N.ltional kidney Found.:illOn food al\d wine
tashnJl ilt Four Seasons Hotel, Newport
Beadi. S75 pt>. Phone 962-7675.
• M.inslon1 on the M.all, Oct. 25, Cttl)
Oub ol Garden Grove ilUClion ol l1festze
pl.i~ .._, WestmiMte-r Mill Coot.Kt
Amy ~··Smith, 530-0430.
•Coll Tourn.iment, Oct. 26, 9 a.m.·7
p m , CHQC Padrnios at Alta \'ista Country
Cub. Cont.iet Jane< Nagursl.l, 532-8675. •Home Tour, Oct. 27, C()(ON del MJr
High School PTA It ~ed honlC!'S lunch
.it ~rm.in libt.lry .ind Cardera rot~~
SlS pp Cont.Kt s.mdy long, 759·1415.
•Senior C~Ation, Oct. 27, 9 .t m ·3
pm., 1_rts ~ crafts., modified Olvmoic· siyte ~ior g;ames fOf senicwl SS .ind rivef,
entM.oli.nmeoL Free. ConUct )eff Cr~
75l·3247, ext S7
• HeMt .and Sok R~ption, Oct. 30 .lt 1 p m .. ~ic.an HeJrt Assn reception .ind
auctt0n .it Hyatt Regency, l"'1ne. S25 pp.
Phone 856-3555
•Designing Women, Oct. ll, An Inst•·
lute ol Southern ~l1fornia at Foor Se.uons,
Newport Beach. Contact Susan McFadden, • AromAs Espresso Ca(e 259 E. 17 St
C~t.l Mesa, 548-222-1 723-4276, or Sus.:in Beechner. 675-8792. • C.isino Night. Nov. 14, 6 pm·
• M.i.squerade B.ill. Oct .J I, SI. ~ph's midnight, CHQC lr.t'S ~ guild JI W1.-..11n • Bev St. Coffeehouse llH BeJr St .•
Hospital Found.lt.00 at ~n.tflettn rraton Sooth C~t Pl.ml HQl('I, C~.i Mew SSO Cml.aMbl._ 4JS...2.16"
.and TO\\oers ft'.:iiuring John Davidson Bi. PP· Cont.kl lancl N.ii;ur)l..i, 53'2·86"5 •Blue Marble Coffo~house 1yo; HJ1!.x1r
SlOO, pp Cont ad M.irgo Johnson, 771 ~ •Opera B,all, Nuv 1-1, Opera Pacific .lt lll~d., Co.t.:i· Mes.i 92262~. 6-16 5i76
821 l . loc.lhonTBA Phone546·7372. . •care Conc~rto l"l E li'1h )t, Cc .. 1,1
• le Bal des P.iplllons, Oct. 31 at 6 pm., • D" I d w lk N 5 o 1 11.1('<.J, 6-11-8440 lnterv.il I louM:-tlinner dance. h111? .lnd s1· isne)' 3-" · " • 011 1 ~ J "' • lent .lUCllons .11 Rill Carlton, Laguna p.m, Cl IOC pledge Y.Jlk ne.ir Di\Ol')l.ind: •Cafe Paris n&J L11r\1t:\\ Rd . Ct)M.l
Nigurl er. milS<l\Jl'~ optional S200·400 Cont.lei lancl Nagurs~i 5H·8675 Mt.~, 650 l 1 H
pp llonorary chJ1Mom<.'n, urol Burnell • Music -It's MJgic, i°':ov. It.. 10 J m • • Coffee CorrJI llh)I llJtlior Uhd . C•1>I 1
and C.ime MJm1hon Phone 13101 59-1· 2 JO pm., OC Philh.11moM ~•l'l'I' \lew, .:..1-l·lO!U
9492 Wom<.'n's C0tr milk•"') lundwon tJ\11100
• Hnrl <1nd Sole Clusic, Oct J 1 at 7 JO show .it 11).lll Rt'g\!ncy lf\1nt• ContJ t ~ 0
1 !ehdtilhCCoffec .ind Espre>~o B.ir 4 ~ 4
.i.m , Amcrtean Hea1t Assn. Sk \\.lll, or run, 1'1cole Denholni. 67 J·'StlG2. " · 1 !>I <hl.l 'IAl.~, t..:u u I:! J
lOk run. I SI. bile rl(le at Jamburee Ccntclf •Diedrich Colfee Ju01 J.tmboil\0 Ro.id
ll)O'IU Rl),'Cncy. lf\1ne. Phone 856 3555 •Celebril)' Coif Tourn.iment, "'1'~ 16· 1't.>\\port 8•'.l<h t\H·'!l·H Pro\.Ut•nce Sp..-.. n J<>d I 1l'J11n~ Ct·rr,•1 .11
• The Mother o( All Parties Oct .l 1, 8 A\,ara Coli Cour 1'. Call>l>Jd l'tlOf·t• L 19
p m Z a m Roch.mt M<11i.111y·~ 1 lth an· ~9Q()
nu.11 tlJllCMt.'CO C11!>1ulllt' 8.ill fe,.lurcs ll'lt>
• C.ral(~ Colf1:e .'I' ,t'\,poll '(}('th L~n
1 ll '" .\,. ntiC' IJ\.'tY.t'\.'n C:im~ bJ
Bi..~ Boy~ :.it 11)441 ~ ll'\.oe....$20 f114..,
~le SJO d.'lv ot C\er.1 Phone 966·5152
• M<l queude M.adnhs Ori J 1 · a1 8
pm AIDS 5'-f\"'o found..11100 .it 0.in.l
P0ont Rt'S<llt S60 pp Phone 661·5000,
l'\t 4499
•Tribute lo Women, No"· 1 at 11 am .
't\\CA rt'Cogn.11on and cekbt.tt!Ull !Jru11<h
al I ly.au Regency Irvine, S60 pp Cont.ict
~thy St'lxing. 542 3577.
• PheaS.lnt Hunt, Nov 3, 7 .a.m.-4 pm.,
0 IOC P.Jd11n<)) ill R.lJhtiuge's, NOl'CO.
$350 pp. Cont.let Jilnt't Nagursl.1, 532·
8675
•Taste o( ~n C1emenle, Nov. 6. 6-11
p m • SJn Clemtnte Ch.tmber of Com·
mr1Ce wine tasting and food SJmpltng at
Cas.i Romanbc.:i, SJn Clemente. PhOot.!
492-1131
• MemOfies In the M.alr.ing. Nov 10 ilt 6
p.m.. Alzheun~r s A»n .at Bowers Mu·
scum, SJnta M.l S l 5 pp Phor>e 283
1111
•World of \'tines '''· \9. Ol.;t! Ctt.!il
1\1 ~.,. :f Ch·'d·1.'fl ~ourniltoon u nnt't .ll
R·u C.irhon lJ•una ~. •uel C:Ontact Lois
\crlt r"' () 1\1.J., {IM•c. ;7·.~•t'J'J
• Winh:r Rh.ip,oJ)'. 1'\U\ 2U <II 11 .. m •
T u~1n v~ J Wom:\n > Club 1.:uh101'1 ~lO\\ at
An.1ht'1m \\Jl11i01t S4S Pr> Phone 619
J052
• Ruth Berle Ctlebrily Coif Cla sic. l"r"
20-22. American lung A>'n JI R.1n<ho "'1
rage Country Oub, R.1n1.ho M11J e. Phc:1nr
t619) 2'.17·J901.
• Chri.stmu Boutique, Nov. 21, 9 ii m • l
p.m .. CHOC lamp l1i;h1c1 guild Jt CJrden
Clove Community Center. S2 pp ContJct
Jaoet NJgurs~•. 532 8675
•Flor.ii Design Cl.ass and Brunch, Nu1.
21, 9 .l m. noon, Cl IOC Punch & ludv
Cu11d di Raul R.1m1r~ S1ud10, '"'"~ SH
pp Contad l.lnct N..i;w-w. 532·8&75
• Busineu In lhe Arts Aw.aids, NO\. 12
at 6· 30 p m • QC Bu• M» Comm1Uec tc.r
the Art> at PJc1roc MutuJI N~p()rt Bcxh
recepct<lO .it Ritz Re<>t.lurlnt . Ccxl..1;111 JUllt'
SlOO pp Phone.> 754 0866
!>11,~t dr..1 \IJC..\rthi.;r &i1i1!'\Jrd (...:t.;
0393
• l\ell)'') Cultcc and rud~e f.1dor) J
Palm "' S.. , t ~. bo.1 ;~3 Q;• a
•Roe.I. 1'' J.>\J 1·-19 ~C'\\port 6 -d
'""i t ti ~ L' -1.130 ,
• Starbucl.'s Cofice Co . .?801 [ · PJC 11c ( .,.,1 11,~h,\.l, Cc• <lnJ lk"t°:'•Ur
( (>ME DY & Mr\(,I(
•Garden of Italy 19171 MJgnul•J A\\'.,
I tunt1ngton BrJch. %.!· 11:J1 MJ!:iC1Jn
Ken SJOds. a foimer lll.l1n,IJ'< JI tlw M.1i.;1t
C.-1>1lc, en1c11a1ns 6·8 pm TY<.~')">
• lr\ine lmprov 4255 C.1mpu) Drt\l', Ir
\ine. 854·5455 Jell Fu .. 1,(Jl'th~ hcJJl1nl')
Oct. 22 .lnd 24 1 l('nr) Ch.> IJ~l'> hts pl.lCC'
Oct J.J. fo\\\utlhv on 0.."'l. :!5 hl"JJl01w,
funJ·raiser IOf ~11.l•~hl T.ill... "h.h I;"•
~her tlnd Col•J! I~ 1ntrJ1t·nQU> AID!> '""
11m\ ltor t1Cle1> c.ill Str.i1t;hl l Jll ;i1 11.!8
82001 Ju>! 1n time lor H.ill.."''""t"" •ht'
1 hrc-e He.xkod Coni•c -Ille tJto: te. m lr1ol
See COMEDY 10
•Wine llnd Ch.impagne fest, Nov 11,
6J0·10 pm.:" Red Ribbon 100 ol Ame11·
can Red Cro..s s.impling .ind t>Yffet .:it Bal·
bo.l Bay Oub. Newport Beach. S65 pp Con1act Carol Orr, 835·5381; ei.t 230. r.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ______ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
• Duign.s of Fr.ank Cehry, Nov 12 at
9:30 .t m .. Museum Council ol ~port
Harbor Art Mu~m bu> to 5.ant.a Monica.
lunch .it Rocl.en-wagner in Gehry.<Jesigned
Ec:fgem.are °'-"~pmenl. Phone 759-1122.
• F.111 into Fuhion, Nov. 13 ;it 11 a m •
N.ibonal Charity Le.ague. Fu«erton ch.lpcet
luncheon ~ An.lhe1m M.imott. s~o pp.
Phone 441 ·1716
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Orange CoMt Weekend I Thur9day, October 22, 1992 1
STAGE
Broadway comes to Newport vi.a Meridian
A li11h: bit ,)f l3f\lJJ\\3) is being
ullcrnl e.1 h l·mlJ} night at
!'\,•,,port U.:J.:h ~LI: ~1enJ1t:n
h\ltd . .inJ fJ,t \\Cd.end\
prug1 .1m ')pothghtt:J hoth familiar
.111d 1hc unfJ1111l1.1r n1cluJ1n frlim the Great
\\ 11111. \\ ·•)
l l 11.1111 J111i.:'. :i I un) A\\.1rd·\\lllning
•lll!,!l l ,i.111." u1>1.;nc,! 1h1. pwgr.1111 \\llh
'"llh. 1111111he1' h•U m.1) h,1\c he:u J, but
p111h 1l>h lt,1\t.:ll 1. I h.:1 ~lllllllth. """} '1nging
'"k 1:\111t1.1,lcd 111th the robu't tl'llUr uf
D1.il) 111111t. \\h11 foll111q,•t.J 1\ith 'nme
llllhtlkJ \Ill jll l'>e'
J,1111.,, a n.1tl\i: HJ\\a11;in 11110,c 1011)
c.1111c lur hi:r roh: 111 the mu')ic:il ··Grind "'
Monotony" (from "Jerome
R ob bin~· Broad\\ay"),
.. Take Me Dack to Manhat·
t:rn·· (from Cole Porter'!.
"Anything Goe)," currently
being revived ut the Hun·
ting_ton £3cJch Pl.\~hou~e)
anJ ··All Thing'" from her
a\\ arJ·1\ 1nn1ng ~how "ith
l3en \'erccn
She wound up hct !>ct
with a pa!>sional~ moving
"Let U!> Pr:if' from
"King." the mu)ical biogra·
ph} of Dr. Martin Luther
King J r. (she'd played
King\ "ife, Com:ua, in a
,.
11111
Theater
Critic
loudest applause, but he pu~hcd my
no!>talgia bu11on with "Nobody Told Mc"
from a
.show I caught in Ne\ York 30 )Car ;igo :inc.I
haven't seen since, Richard Rodger ' "No
Strin~."
Ch:inging the pace in the !>ccond half.of
the Meridien ~ho" "J the ebullient Yount,
who tc:i~ed his audience "ith hi., rich vocal
lonc-s, but generally \\OunJ up plJying hh
~ongs for t'Jughs. When g1H·n a \Hitlcn
rcqueM for "Mari:i'' (from ··Weill Side
Story"), he opened up "11h the firi>t few bar'
<lf ·'They C:ill the Wind Marki" (from "P;.iin1
Your\ agon").
joined Younl on o campy ~ersion or "The
Dc~rl Song" and ''De My Love," but
thrilled her listcncf') with her solo rendition'
of "Mti}bc This Time" and "Cabaret."
Boatman wasn't the only unbilled dd1ght.
San Francisco Opcr::i tenor Alcjandrn
Guerrero came out of the audience to i.ho\'
Yount how 10 really put ''GrcnJdJ" ac:r<."'·
an Spanii>h. The contrJ~ling i.lyks uf t~e
lyrical trio blended h<tppily throughout 1hc
'ct. mlhl 1mprc~)i\cly in the
Young-Uoatm:rn duel on the lhrc:c hll :.ung'
from "Ph:101om of the Opc1a,"
l lll>, I hJJn'1 hcoirJ of II. either), enchanted
hi:r .1uJ1cn1.c ''1th upbeat rendition) uf .. Mr. London production). Th:it earned her 1he
Highlighting hill portion of the ~how Wll')
the U(lexpeclCd participJllOfl Of ~latuc~quc
blonde soprano Brenda lloaun:in, \\ho
Younl returns to the Mcm.l11:n h1t1J)
night. Joined by i>Opr:im.> Chef)I CrJnJ;ill
"bile Jones is l1ckctcd fur a rctu1 ''
engagement Nov. 20. J·or more 1nforrn.111u11
on "Uruad\.\ay My Way'' progrJm, c.1ll 1hc
hotel'> 2-i-hour hotline al 908·7738.
Halloween
starts with
'Macabre
Theatre'
F our chill1nc .,,udcnt-
'\flllen am.I J~cc1cJ plays,
moun tn.I speed u:;1lly for
tile I !.illL11\cC11 ">ca~on,
11pcn I rid.I\ .1l Or.111gc Cu.1'>t
t oflccl·
1 hi.. pl.I\\ tie bclll!,: pr1.:,en1cJ
II\ C )( (", Reper to~ l'heatrc
c ·•mp 111~ I 1tkJ .. ~1.11..1litc The·
.111.: · th1.· Ill u 'h1•fl p1.1~' \\Ill be
-.1 1i.:-:d I 11J .1\ \unJ.1~ JllJ 01..l
·11 'I t11 CI( ( ' Dr ,mu L..1b ~tu
J&l•
( 111.1111 I\ '-l't lnr S rm. tin
I :1d .. \, -Jlld ltJ r Ill on SJlUr-
d.11 •· IO pm 1in friJa,. Oct JO.
.111,1 ~pm on SunJJ). 01.t. :s
I he prmlm:t1on 1nduJ c).
• t-.ta1!.on de 5antc, a play by
[rsc Andcr.,on of Irvine 1h<1t was
aJ:iptcd from an Edgar AJlcn
Puc shon story
• "The Sh.idow" by Eric Pcr-
'-On o f Cn.,t.1 Mc-.:i .
• "Rcg1nald'<, Experiment" by
Adam Martin of Co~ta Mcs:i.
• "Red Roses," a play adapted
from an old lmh fairy talc by
Kelly Flynn of I fun1ing1on Beach.
The origin'> of ''Macabre The-
atre" trace back to the late 1800s
111 Pan\, -..1y'> student d_ire ctor
Adam M:irtin. In those days, a
1hc.11rc troupe, known as "The
GrantJ Gutgnol." would bring au-
J1cnccs an 1111imatc evening of
'>hod, and terror.
T11 .. l..ch arc $5-S6. r·or more in·
forrn.1 11011. phone 4)2-5880.
••
Company
honors
innovator
B alle1 Pacifica will
debut ii~ 1992-93
scric~ of ballet
concert) on Fridny :ind
Saturday at the Irvine lljrclay
Theatre with 1' diversified
program of ballets dedicated to
the memory ur renowned
thurcugraphcr Glon.1 Nc\\man,
in tribute 1u her mJny year) ol
t rcat1"c "ork "1th modern dance
111 Orange Count}
.. , ragmentcJ FIJ.,hbacl
Uluc,," a .,ulo ballet \Hillen h)
Dew Roe which wa) the la)t
picc~~ man cho~eographetl
before her death la~ June, will
be performed by Roe to music by
Harvey Reid to close the
program. The piece was inspired
by Roe's essays wri11en about her
grandmothers, and is a post
modern look at simpler limes.
Hc:idl in ing will be Gershwin's
signature ''Rhapsody in Blue,"
choreographed by former ucr
faculty member James Jones in a
neoclassical style, and fea1uring a
lively represe ntation by seven or
Ballet Pacifica's most·t:ilen1ed
dancers.
As a centerpi ece 10 the
program, there will be three
premiere contemporary works by
Kirk Pcte™>n, Ballet Pacifica
artistic director Molly Lynch and
nationally-known dancer. ballet
master and choreographer Rick
McCull ough.
Pcrformancei> will be held a l 8
p.m. on f-ri<.lay and at 2:.30 p.m.
Kelly Leonardi and Daren Sav·
age perform Kirk Peterson's
new work "Refracted Ac·
cumulations" (top photo).
Belli Roe danc~s in "frag·
mcnted Flashback 8f~es."
and 8 p.m. on Snturday. Roe and
Lynch will leal.I a
post·perfonnancc discusi.ion
entitled, "Whu1's the Oi{(crcncc:
Modern vs. Ballet?"
Tickets for Dall ct Pacifica 's
first concerl series of 1hc season
nre: $15/nduhs and SJ2/s1udcn1'
and seniors. Student/ enior ru~h
ticket arc available one hour
before each performance for S6.
Tickets ore nvo1lablc 111
Tickc1mo!ttcr or :11 the Irvine
Barclay Theatre Box Office by
CDlling 854-4646.
The Irvine narcloy Thcutre i
located n1 4242 Campus Drive 1n
lrvinc. PMking ll ovail:iblc. for
f ur1hcr informati()n, c:ill the
Ballet Pacifica office at 642·9275.
Bay Area
troupe
enraptures
children
U sing lavish costume~ :ind
giant masks, the World
of Talcs will delight both
parents nnd children
when 1hcy perform ''"0 \ho,.,.~ on
Sundny :it Orange CoJ)t Collc!!c
Curiam is ct for 1 :30 .utd 3 JO
p.m. in the college\ Fine Ari\
Recital I f.111. Orrg111Jttng rr,1111
1he S:rn Fr:rnct co DJ~ 1\rc.1, the
troupe acqu:i1n1' ch1ldr\!n \\Ith
lhc magical .,oclJ of p\!rfurn1111g
Jrts through spdlbin<ling lulk·
tJlc :ind ksc::nJ!> trom other cul ·
tu res.
Performing with a grl>up th ,11
ranges from four to fhc mcm·
bcrs, the group \\ill prc!tl:nl
"Mother Sl-orp1on Country,'' .1
play adapted from :a Nicaragu;rn
folktale of the Mi!>kito Indian).
The play off crs :i moving story of
love, life, death and redemption.
"Benypickcr and the Bcnr.''
Crom a Pacific Northwest Co.l)t
Indian myth, is an adventure of
earthy humor and mystical trnn'·
formation. '
Without talking down to the
\ids, the World of Talcs en·
scmblc treats their young aud1·
cncc as mtelligcnt thcatcrgoc~
ready.
AdYancc tickets. priced nt
$8.50 (or adults and SS.SO fot
children, ore on .ale in CCC'!.
Comm.unity Service Ticket Office
today .. from 9 a.m. 10 6 p.m., fri·
day from 9 a.m. to S p.m. :rnd
Suurday from 8 a.m. co noon.
Tickets will ~ sold ot the door
for Sl 1 and S7. Tidcct! may be
purchased by phone u5ing Mas-
tercard or Vi~:i. For information.
call 432·5880 .
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You're Single&: We're Free!
Free flftttn word ad aod free daily
message check! Tbcrc's OCftl" been
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(Except anothtt loody ~)
< :k:tolx.-r 22. 1992 Spt .. -cial Adverti~ing Supple1ncflt for (}r.1flge Coa4tit "C..'Ckend
Reason, Passion, and Relationships
by lou~·DUWJ
"Your reason and your passion are lhe
rudder and the sails d your seafaring
souls ... " Kahlil Gibran, 71Je PropbeL
The balance of passion and reason in re-
blionships LS vital lf we are out of killer,
our sat ls fail in the wind and we Cather ios.s
and dnl'1 m I.he sea of v1cturu12tJon, or we
<;tand paralyzed, rudder-µmmcd, nrn reahz·
1ng we ate the paral)'SIS and we are the pm.
It IS amporunt to understand lhe S\mbtolic
rclall00Sh1p d pa.sson and rea:.on
darkness, thal can direcl our course or sam·
ply allow us to be illuminated by awareness.
One without the other would result in tOlal
chaos. The union or joining cJ these two as-
pcas in nal\lre creates harmony in the
universe IL as lhe harmony d Lhe.se rwo as-
peas d human naiurc tha1 creates
wholeness d body, mind and spiti1
Ha(sun) lha(moon) Yoga uses physical
poses to explore thtS inner suucl\lre The
soence of yoga ~ spec1fiolly designed to
increase self-awareness on all levels which as
essenoal to our well-being It is the starting
point for enhancing our personal growth
and our rel3t~h1p.s \\'c all relate to
people everv cby who reveal marvelous
~1bi1Jt1cs-for beuer and for worse In
lhesc rela1Jons, we are shown a.spcas of
ou~lves thal may take us by surprise For
lack of self-awareness, we rcac1 an ways that
we do not understand, we may catch a
_glimpse of a wonderful potenuaJ lhal we
would like to cultJValc or we rroy feel
U3pped b} chronic thoughlS and emot10ru,
that are 1lk1gical and ineon5istent w11.h our
-;ctf-conccpl
our 1meraC1JOns Our rcbtaonship& w1lh oth-
c~. wilh ourselves, and with Lhc Divine arc
thu~ unproved allowing us lo enjoy deeper
levels of personal fulfillment and happmcss
which Cln lhen be shared with others
"Therefore lei your soul cxall your reason
to the heaghl of passion, that It may sin1t
And lei 11 dirccl your pas.slOO with reason,
thal your passion may hve through its own
tla1ly resurrectt0n, Jnd like the phocmx nsc
Jbove llS O\\.n 3.'>~ • Kahhl G1br.Jn 7be
/'rophel •
We c::in symboli.tc JXlSSK>n v.1lh the un,
.1 lire th31 creates, consumes, and c.becratcs
II in one mcxon The moon, then, becomes
a symbol of reason-a ~ght that )hint.:5 an
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AmAcnvB DWF •l. S7ltlim.
fPW!l\lll, loocs C/W ~ W..
DW\f llAO,IAll, li1, funny. fcdaat.
So. Colny Call 20SS
PE'lm. AITTACTIVf. s-mtd
SWF II loctlllf f« ""1. no la! Akcrnlli~e l'l1llPC. ~ llld ..in.
Sip! lhll c.ll IN9
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ll'Cmdy 11na1we SWF. loobll f«
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IS i-6y (or hk!...,... Call t•)l.
B1E.A llID«ll Ycat'rdcs me! SWF.
fl/1'$, brftAlm. ---loab!a 5M far Ml urra Ind ...,._, 11-2!
lrvnt. Cal 1372
ACTIVE. Cl.ASS Y 11AI* lldy.-.
.ni-. ~ SWM. danci.._ -lkiil&.bqcl'1.open,1rnd.H111·
,.,... Bach. C.U l.SIS
IMAGINATIVB, hah1 bnlnene,
$capl0. llOCllWlll~ ll, SWf N,5,
-.,, ~ bowlme. pot.tty, 1e1.n. peap1c,irvu.. c.u 1m
lBl"S JUM1 '°St&hlrl SWF Ni5. ,.....36,Mllt~SWMNB
... ,,. («~~-Ai ... 11'1'1'•
..... 1~-c..tt 1614.
ONB JEWlSH -*'1 --. ---. r..y, llld wmdliful II
Ill I.-! 1'111 lf. $7, ~ Mne-""-llnata 11111 fL Ncwpan a.di. Cllt 1'141,
88AUT1R1l. 11.0NDf.. ......
-.,, -. >'.ft'. s.t. ios-..
nlmd, MQ8ful, ......... -.o." Ncwpen 8-h: Call l'JI09
OOllOTiOUS. STATVfiSQUB ftd. ~~er.:'+:; ,.... EJ ,._ Qill 1113.
nAF1-1CSTOPPINO Bklndt· In
lclliaa-. and smi-W\111 fdme
fCllllPmy. ms ~. llllK'
u~~manfornuualldc>
rauon. Sama Ma Call 1960.
ARB YOll' SW\t • ..,, and llU!lcd • s.,.,.. acrak. 1011111111C and r nn
aally lllClft' ~ S0-6S, S'IW
sl111 NIS? This a.. Ac\, "-loor1111
SW lady o/ lrad.ucnl ~ah.a. slam.
pmty and ~ Wlt1IS IO mecl
)Qll.-lcl's mpy !ht Golden Y can!
Tllllln. C.U 273 7
DEANITELY A1TUCTIV,£
BLO!'l'DE. profaalllll81. IO share
r.ami11r ncnm Wiii l\'SWM »40.
T111ta Call 2012.
SAF, S111Cerc, CUIC*'& ltC&s .tll11
4111 pld mM .0. SS wcl111wiy llUI'· _, ml lll'llC IO fllJl'lt lhan. Irvine.
C.11 2it0'7
SHAPELY BLONDE. sr-eya,
j'j'Jewt1 ...... aal~ honcsl. c:.om·
miunmt·mnded ~ •$.60
lrvee. C.ll 2399.
PttB'TTY SWF 30, blonde. blue-
~ honea. ti-a. enMS ~e.I
11111 -· ••u ~. wwm-,_..,.. who tr1MS !ht-.
!rm& Oil 1632.
ATl'lACTTVI! SWP 31, fun·~·
1111· ~-EnJOYt outdoon. ....i.-.-• s.dJMpro-...._. lS-SO,....., ...._ re1
-.is.I nl1uonslup. Newpon
..... CaU 192&.
w Al'tT'El> llGllllllllC.. ,--..
~;e·.Seek .. · ......... · . ..--... M. 3 f• P"'IY. W1"KICIUI
..... hiM. Call Ill&. •
~. )'Olol1I 50, llCtJ lllJ'llCUVC, (I
WM 4S-SS '° shft tire's mnnoncs,
eocJd convcnaum. humorous. airec-
taon11e,ac1~c, awlocn.,mow1cs.din
1111-Tllllin. Call 2S03
SWP ATIRACTIVB PROFES
SIONAL 4', SI. pdile bklnde led
Ill& (1:1 torneone ao WR my h!c
will\. ~ Ill metllJ'll fun lo.
ms 111111 .O.SS, N&'D. roponllble.
who likes tlalCll. arlS. walk"•·
1111Yd, faw •Illa, home,cM cd
mcali, dmlCq ead -"o WWI 10
spGll ead be spoiled. foun&a111 Val
Icy. C.I 2'47.
PlE'lTY, Cilt.EL'I EYEDD'h1' pn>
fallallal.1', ms ru11.,cn. bl,
..-Illy ainc:llYC 111111 )S-4 S "'11o
enpys danMI. ~ ll'l~d. Fflt
lolophy, -WI wtlks. CIC. Ld· 1111fot~p.l'CllllllR,and rr.-.. lrvint. Call 1716.
DOWN TO FAITI4, wuh 1 loud! ol
cl-. .a._ SO. romMIJC DW\t.
P'-ebesinan. ~ 8aadl.
Call 2'771.
SLENDEll, eanruvc F1hpina ll.
S'•'. cOlclled ICds SWM )().40, ~/
S, lin1nmlly t11ble, mamaac
ml!ICW. lq &.ch. C.D 1604
INDEPEND6NT. s11on1 blonde
(wnheiuranetyldvwnml I year old')
socks pal-I~ poondtd ~
27-33. lmne. Call 1251.
ECUJCT1C ~'IMALIST, SWF.
$0Slll 2J,blandc, ~ bram, 1119U
--qwner. -· -" unaf feaed.._ lhnl!IJIUI~
Call l1S2.
DlEAM LOYD. f11111SK11111t, pnn· QpW,ptcyprcNtioalll DWF40'a. V'au: ,._..., Mlepro(--i .
.......,_. rcl•ionlbip 1~111t. c.u 210.
AUBUllN·KAllBD 86AUTY
Tll..U..fa.33,___..•.no ct..w... ................. . '°" .. ,._ ....... llld ... , •
l.-ia tm.. ha! You: 1111111
tome.. lllCIOtllful. ..if-cion(idal, Ill .. '°' t-"I fur ~. -• ~ ~ Beech. c.u IM
DWP. BlOl\'DI!. S'9', 5S, ~. "'*•
pilWlr for llrlllae. In.II'. Ihle• Ind
With awarcnes.s we can dalfusc our harm·
ful or unrcalJsuc rela'K>nsh1p rxinerru, before
they cause trouble and we can nurture the
beneficial quahlies so !hat they ·arc intc
~ralcd fullv Yog:i provides s~temaLK..
mc1hcxJs for 1ncrcas1ng O\,lr awarcl'lC!>..'r-
phy~acally, mentaUv and sp1nruall~ 'ifl Lh.Jt
we \.an make consc1C>Us ch01cc.., reg;m.lailR
l.outse-Dlana IS a >t~" lherapr..\1 and u >r
t1fied clmtcal hypnOlberapt.sl JeaCbinR
uA?llness educallon smce l<..XJO She invues
)Ol4 lO her ~l Y 0 GA c7 MedllallOn n?ITMI
Sovcmbc.>r 6-8 For further 1njomrah0n, she
a m be 'f'f._'fXbctJ <.m her 1,occemml }usl caJJ
the ~ m this /ni hlUAllon and sek.'CI q>-
tum 2, then Coll -=18 .. 2
yw namt 11. Newpon Badl. Call
2540.
BRIGIIT, WT1TY. li&.$CIWll straw·
bmy blonde DWF wuh etl«uc in-
lcrCSIS ~ N/S ~~It 31+ Ytlah
Slakcspcwe's SCI.II and <Andhi 's hca'\
who lo.cs cthruc food. iravel, PBS
m~cs.end can lal&h •tire's l!lllc
f0tblcs. lr-ILIC. Call 2296
ATTRACTIVE DWF SI, 5'61130,
bnanctic. arcai t)'G. stlf~cd
hornto-tollCr wiah eocJd -" lal· mor. hlpp)i and loyll. IAIO cas.al
dtess 1c11v111es, compa111oru.ll1p,
lllOl>ICll, arid CllJO)'llll lift. llq>lllC IO
11\ftt •cry lowina. aood·nawrcd.
hllrdwon1n1 counterpan Costa
\icsl eai1 m 1.
PR£1TY SE.\10ll S'Wl' lid)' fl'.
wal1lS IO meld rucc-kdlni -man for ~p. dancmi. cbnina. WI $. CIC. Anabcmi. Call
2790.
ARE YOU rOllWllle, ll.llile.-.
cartrc. acmJc l SBF S7/130...1th one
child, looima for SB~t c~m
-tic> tt and hkcs IO hive Ml' Sip!
Hill. Call l S14.
OORGbOUS Bl.OND6 37 $T (JO.
2'4 )4) phOIOI" phcr tttks ( 111111 •
cially Keure, 1111, ~ alh
ICllCll\lll J9.49 • ewpcn Beach. c. u
16SO.
ITALIAN BRUSl:Tnl. SWF S1. shlptlY. preAy. &.Jile WGNll ... ,111
•lllludc ~ pc*Ulll. 39, tpl!llual,
llOl rtba!OUS, .,., te'lf erichmcl'll
end ~atlall .... home· body, Sienfdd u-. w.. 'needle
111 lllyaact sctde -• .i-ra'ed, -n·.,._...i. $111 IO or
talle. 32..,.., .... N,5,nochaldnn.
ahaled, fmncaly 1Ub1c. FCUI
1&111 Valley Cal m1
BLUE·BYED BLONDB pro(es·
slGnll SWF GIM' m-e. n\'d, ~..Un.ic!SS+tolhn,~ l~~C.U2M9.
EDUCATED, Plt£TTY SWF 37.
well bwla ST. wneil-. io.a
Cll&doon, ~ .. lb._,-'·
'"I cu.~ s.t•NM>SWM
•••• )).4(), ~ .--lly/
fllllritielly l&lhk for OOlll'lldlllcll
C'a111a Mea Cell Ul4.
VERYATT1lACTIVEDWFlO.S61
120 tttb l!Wlft rcla1Klf\Sh1 p wiah
Wltm·haln.ed, l\lnCI l~C pro{C$$10NJ
man 31·3S. INtne. C:.U 1816.
WIDOW. WF 70, •ITKll•e, edu-
c:altd. slim. blondtJpccn ~. 5'2'. °",,home, acuvc S«ks ~
Costa \1es:a. c.u 2662.
SWF 24. long n:d hmr. 11lllslaxleT.
P'C'lty, alhd11c, \IS, pro{ts:SIOnll,
La~. COUl1ll')' tm1>1c ta.cir seek
111& cduaacd, lemlly onenlcd, 1111
gcnllman m late !trs ~inc. Call
1462.
a.AS.SY. F.ARTI IY OWF.-ly<IO"s
• Pink Aoyd. pl pasu. fine -.
aood boclb. lirchahl. candlehahl.
aarus • aimfOl'llblc quiet. bul would
~c sane ccimpany Irvine. C.U
20SI
DO YOU ENJOY life, ad¥aues.
people? Are ~ conf ldail' Do )'OU Lite IO lqhl Then can llus SWF f«
C01T1*11"1'hlp Irvine. Call 1596
TAU., ATTRACTIVE BLONDE
hltcs CllSllll u ~ll lb rmc:r Uunis m
hfe. If ~'re one fine man bet--.
""60, •inctrve, ac11•e. fun, hlte 10
lauah, spc11l ll!d be spo11cd, fd hlte
~IO be the finest ah~ 1n my h!e.
Call lh1s NIS/O SWF. Ncwpm
Beach. C.11 28b9
BRIGIIT, DIVERS~ Pfol'css1onal
SW'F. NIS. 35. Bmlthl. pe111e, C(Q'I
uy~lau1cal. cycllllJ U..uc Seek
.. SW\1, NIS. J0.39. dtpud.1111
ccn. cmwr1.ma111Ve, realdy for ccim
lftlll!M. tr.me. C.11150&
TAU.. FAllLY 60's prda.tMlllll.
11dqiaidcd, tectJ ~/S OOIJljlWW
O'ta $0 lhnor, ~hccncc. CUI
c.iiyonlyrequiranau. Balbol. Cal
27~.
SEC\ikP.. STABLE. praty. GllllO'
... 11'111..-1 VIDcs, pro{ClliGnll
SWF 31. S6112S. &Pr' au1cbn,
.... ti.di wdJ. -. ...
baa &icndl, bicyd~ Scd ......
cure. eanna. Jrea_.e. stable.
ph)"Olty K'.ll-C, f11111ly «imled SWM ror cotnm11Wd rc1M10Mh•p.
Cciu Mca. C.11190
TllU6 CAllfOll"IA'I, S\VF
blondf. area1 'JU· 37Min "\IS 1 ~e _.\, .. ou&, ouuloon, sporu,
1ta•d a.1d piua. tr.1ne Call 19SO
IEA. "s TO SILK v 1vaaOll~. clwy
blonde. ~luc cytd Wf. pc:u1e S :-.IS
honest. WllTI\ m111n11c. Ov&1111,
60ish p&UC$ f« SO.sh, ICll¥C, ph..._I
a lly r11. hli:C$ lmd. da1u, lhctttt.
spans lluclncr Lmc lkxh Call
2524
ATTilACTIVE \foa'Pci)'rcdhoil JI
27, prtl(cssional. ~1•c LA"'~
lllll&)ila, mldlC • .i•ctturt 1alha
cld pins 10 blw.k •d•ct dmsc-
Seck .. , I ll"lll)I g<'lrgelllllH~t<W'
(2~ 'OJ w1'!1 ~•I) It# f.Jn c-•·
runp. Smoker ptt!crtd. ~ c'IC Ca 1 I
13~
GOOD no \GSccmc II small!*'
aces' Pct~.PfCllyOWf H.tool111g
r('K man W,.-.rfl hear\. '-uchinl C)IS
end llhiaK budd. ~ ine. Ca.I I S9 !
ClJTr., PE1TTt lllhleaJC S WF 19.
S'l/100 looll"I for •lraCll\'C.. Ith·
!cite, fomllfttle s W\1 6" » 27 11111'1
unpin Be.ch. Call 13'0
PltFTIY. P ASSIO\i\ TE.PROH:.S
SIONAJ.... 39, S3 AS. dc$ucs hand
some ~/SID clb5 •ll man o( ~'\> ror cmvn11mcr11 \cv.l'M lk'lKll
Call 19()1
011 MA Gt'ld' lkahhy. aUlleuc and
aic:rstuc S«m1y chidt I '"'lnl a big
1llract1•c hid 1 llun1.inc1ro llcai.h
Call 1083
tvif. P .. :m I! 1os. '°" bloildr har1's01011 ~. bkes din1111. dn:
uii. O)'Ull. beah, bolu. Sal 8cM:h.
Call 2071
Qfw.KY -..0\'KEY ~nsle Oirl<
Ulnftll'!m'60llftlklfll ~JCJS·
&in&. ti..11, animals. •w .t booU
S'S/150. ~ea... '4esa. C..tl
2076
BEJTb \ODtU p01on1h1y. bu1
..-nilkAM\1ar&•a ProiCllllCNI
-willl RfllMI mN tcd.i ld\oc11111,.or11e, aood lunored. ""'
Slll•f. wd lldJl*d ll'lllCbin& book•
ll1Cl Mila bt Iii • ltll'ft. \JS, sood
Maffd. pollll•C and open. d 54
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A~CTlVP~ PltOfl:.SSIO\Al SJF, N/S, )7, s1·nou 5<ct3 ad
•C'lllllfOUJ, bf11hl, 11!1~..all) 1n
dlllC!d. tulunlly A'*"lf, • all an
A TTRACTlVE Ptt0 .. 1'..SSIO\AI
SWF. l\/SX) 41 mJll'S calf. 1m111(
ans. •UC. lraod. Ocwa fncnd ship, ,_ Mb _,., <in
ccre, l1blcsic. sa::urc pra(cs.s1Q'lal
WM.1'&'0.1.s-so.1rv-. c.a un
l'\4 LOOKL\Ci fcs • ~
~ airmlllllt.d. crm11n& rdaDarl'IJl1p I'm~ 40. a&c. a.dcklbk ~
MJ•C S'4/ICM S«bl& S10 A ll'<'f suoc-rw. '\/Si> . ., c:llMca. ""'c
sd!. C-Mc.. Clll IM
BFA1111A..l. llBldtmd N.SJl·40.
sed:1111 spnul ,__. r. • &ood
fr1Cllll. ~ • pal ~
like IO t..ap. ea,.., -. --ia.
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part Beech. Call ZJ97.
A TTlACT1V£ SWF 41, .-., 12
5'1:p. Jll"ap111DL Sc.ts • 8'Cll>r
lS:50 -• """'"'Y· lrvnc. c.; 2070,
l.ooKI~ R>l • ~ lrirnd
md c~ Mb po!Mtlay of"
Mc 100! I'm • DWF SI, loabi' l<W
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w11h. Lma Rc:ech.. Ca111:m
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TALL (f>'). ATTRAcnVE widow,
)'tlllnJ. S-1. ~IS. seeks financially sc
GJte gcntlanan '"''th a Wllk range ol
1ntcrCSU who cnJ0Y5 life. l lunlllljlOO n ... ,h <.:.1U lb5S
T1\U.. Sl.c\Uf.R ~O'S Si5.111rX "'t pau1~t1bou li!cSWf,....nts
10 mttt canng. honcsl, SU«cs.sliil
m.vt It~ 1t1cncbh1p and romancr
l •-ni lkach call 22~7
!If.. \l'.'lll-1.. l.. llEALTitY OY1A1111
O\H 111.ioking for hlOdsomc, suc-
c.wful, healthy l"hrut1111 DWM a1
tml(y, 19• to~!pmeaocmylSAT
1'°"' On<1. u ds. lal1\IJ st1111s. w
atrt, mllSte, {ports, 1nvd, dian1y
wc.k. \OIJrltng--Olll--lhc good hft.
l'flmdsf1ru,la1cr'?lrv111r Call 1668
ATIRACTIVE l!"SIOEJQtiT.
DWF. W. 51'/1381 Seeks M WM,
aff tt-11maic. ~cous. Illes qual
11> 11mc, OUIAloon. Dwnond Bai y,, JS!!(l
SWJ '-~ ~5 ~ ~. CI ASS' "~
11\Mll.• ~·~n<. 11, '
Cl:m •..a Xds 61 •. 506S, '"'
U7C, honnl. edu.11td. h~llU$,
•lllTml&rnall fnend/11f e11:nc pitlnCr \1'"" ... \' ICJ<> Call 2817
YOl '-G 50. BL()~OJ;, ~-6 fl 22,
sttlu nan o-cr 5-0, ~k1t1g,1ocn)O)'
~JI\ and ~\Ible rclallom.h1p (oqa
\4cq t~11gq5
I A.\1 IE.WISH 351S7, .iinct.-e
llh.ccuc, wiay, abtolutdy wa1Cler
tul and pcrlca 111 t> cry oqy I would
I kc IO m«I l lcwW! mm 10hu wall
l!llmaf me when r"' liiclius' \,tw
pm Beach Call 1812
PRF.TTY PROff.SSIOSAL OWT-.
'IS. 45, 1nm. uncnc:umbcrccl. l°"e
IOV\JJ, spans. an1mab. ttSlaunnt\,
WlM, laughrcr. all'ccucn, llllclh&tnl
«Wl\lcnauoo, trrwrl, men T~n
UJI 2392.
AGGRfSSIVE BL1' Gk-. .\"TI.f WF
4S, \IS mmocamou.s. JCnJe ol hu
mor. down 10 earth, urcd af g1mC11,
•ponWln7Jl Scd.ing -10 Wt hfc s greac""" I.ct< Alamr•os
Call 2362
CASL AL, COSTE!\ T Tomboy
DWF 4 3, JCCW-C. Pfcsallable 1eat11et
wt\h young chlldmt iccks p.11ou.
Ou 1blc mend? Scwpcr18-:h Call
2142.
PRO~r.5SIONAL SWF Sl , Nr.> en
pyt Ol&dom, 11avd, 1Cm11. Scd:J
-111 m1 le. Uun1mcion I btbwr Call 2701
ATTRACTIVE. Ft.1'1' Y SWF 20,
t«ks SWM 21>-2S fcw pen1t:r1, m<W
IO. f\SI Irvine. Call l~S
AA VUI llAJRFJ> 1ncelb&Qll SWF
~kJ fl~nwl cornp1111m, 25•.
10 o pl<rc !.vflfllt ha1S1t.1 ~o •1111
gods or~ La-c 8-Ji. Call 14 76
NEED BAlj,NCEO Uf£. lnllh.
hcahhy Cl!Vua.natl, bt& rcc«d col·
lection! l'tn 20. 8'lc:na Pwt. Call
1146.
IN SHAROI OF MAN: SU'Ol1J bul
,mie, !inn and smooch. libcral, lib-
craung, keen, Id ever, kind. AF l*k-
a&cprcl cn SWM, 2.S-30, S~ '.)lop-
111g (or be.a&ful dch•c:ry. Irvine. C.a.11
1218
BLONDE WRITI-R 19 SEEKS
Jentlaran f<r ~. 8t.ldrwalb,
~ NJS. bcaltby, scncrOUI.
lhn1nc1on Beach ~11912.
IFIWEREB~O . .wbltl~l
whcn If aGcd you? If I wwe deaf,
how ~ you GDrMP.111acaie with
mci I am tlOI blind or deaf, bul how
do I know that ~OU lll'C S«Vlg •
hcann&? Orange. Ull 1529.
CREA TI VE. A TTRAcnVF.,DWF,
JO, SCltb spec a I fumditup With
~ 11\11\. lhn.11\glCI\ Bead!
-Call 166J
80s RAD. 90s WORSE? LCl's rit
lhal I f'rosscu ... t. qtlll.Wllll,
bn&tn. 5CnSllJ•t, auttOUS F. StU.rni
smular M 21 lo yo.in& J l.f ncndstllp,
chaap cullu:elfun maybe a pauton
,.cnh IM w111 llunun11m Beach.
Cal I 1240. •
LOVl: LIFF., FIUE.'iDS. llCW ape-
ncncd.. today I/Id tomorrow' DWF, s I, 5'4 •. land1¥C, 1¥1&}11 wilh azca1
sm.S< ol h1m<r Desire gmtlnn111
45-SS ,XJS.10Jhm din°" a.a, cm·
ecru, 1110¥1CS, 11.,.cl and sood cm
•tna11on IMnc. Call 2861
ARE YOL SPO\iA.\EOl S, 'P"'
1..W. soy Ind Sl'Nt\' Ale )'Oii \all.
SOnh, SIS with 1 fabulous .cnsc of
hwnor' I n. Let's csapt' Ca111
Ma3 Call 1620.
ATTRACTIVE SBF. J7, S'S', kd&J
in1clli1cm, scns111•c, SBM. 38-., b't
for frtatdshrp and pms1blc rela11on-
s/11p. Lone Beach. Call 2349.
SWF, 24, BLONDE. Btl.'E EYES.
S 8", roodfl fipr, ~kes bac.h, NI
ICU,llllh &oodllmC. ~twporl Beach
Call 12!S
\iARRIAGE-Ml'\OED SY/I I~
12. bnincllc. SWF. '\ts, tgPP> llld
hc:aJlhy locicnc for ~ VO}•
tnd.l•c. af£cu1~1c, $U)', ouiio-rnc. and pnysiaUy lil Good CCllll
mun1call'r, io..es duldrm and am
mals °"1Sl11n val11CS. S1JC.OWf\Jl
career, now 1'ady 10 t.J11d 11l'llf!g,
fulfilhn& rel111cnsl11p leading 10 fam
tly Tust11 Call IS 12.
WROPEA>.; SWF 21, Sb, OIJO)'
Q l\111, tawu ... IT'lll1C .Id lllO'lel
Seeks SWM for fnend.s!up Caw ,,_ CaJ1 1316 .
Ol~STIA.\/PSYOF LOGY Wf
43, S'6'"1rn. pn:uy, fcnu111nc. Sett
1ni DWM p-al'ewonal, cdualtd, ':-/
S, 42-S2. rutum powlh lhrou&h
Clvi111a1111y, paychololY, humor.
da~.amHe.<h11ccQiumy Call
237S
COUNTRY GIRL. 40's, IO\'cs cny
lift. in. 111\WC. ~mg, new ldl-cn
nns. Seeks bonc.s1 N/S ma\i 3&. S 1
lllO'CSlcd II pcnonal sr-d\, llllf rnc (edut&J, Sid tirn! Los Namr1m
C.tl l lSl
ADOl'TIO)\ seektrtC Jood m.n to br
loyal and lov111J lG. Requ..R -
'Ill· aacnbcn Rcdd'uM>lond, sm
11.5, blue eyes. Shm upl. ~.
,ooc1 UmCI.. lrttne. Call 2256.
TIRED OF OATING7 looir111' r«
"' hc:Ru. wum rdll1onslup? 1.41
ialkl DWF 0 , S'6'/Jlim. anncuvc,
KUVc 11dmdual -'io CttJUY' 1em1s,
hikin&.dlncinc~ ndmJand
walbmlhcbcxb.lrYvie C.U2148
~1CE. f'tf.ASL,_.G SBF .cclf tt
an. delllQ&. sna-acdMllwl JI~. any lllllOnlluy, for 1"' '°" ccns/dancln&. \f llSIOtl V tcJO Call )496
C0\1\fffifK"-i MJ/\OLD, •cry
IQl'lal•c SWP, N/S, S'6Jt 25, ~
31, autun hllf, blur/pat eyes. l'1n
ack:11n1-11>-1:W1, indqiendm&,IC!CllR, lllldlc~ 111c1 C&ll'Cmdy IMl'J(lllabJe ~rm p l, physical!)' Iii, ac·
uve, and Olllf oir\&. Rady for re· wwdina relatioruhip. Tiutin. Call
1504. \
BRIJN'STI'E KNAC VIXF..~. SWf
22, model, desires goriews. blU>e·
collar bnmllle for LCJCdhcmcss. Q ·
-1 p111yt11J.Bclaldblct. Hun11111-
1on Bach. Call 1088
S WF S l , 11CW pro(css1CWJ JCflllc
,.,., Cor 1nvcl, iolf. duung. 1111'1 al
maR. s.Jboa. CAii 26JS
BFST f'llEi'l'D WA.'flT:D DWF
/SCalhohc lookqfor Ot'SM Chns
11111 N/5 (~SS) ~. ariicu
late, 1cmn1ve, humorous, succ~lul
(« f1.11, canng and slw"a1g in sood
umc:s, bad limes ind in-between
PACli.. Jilrlcy-ndcr, IOO .sa-1.
-. ~ORS sects
llllCtrC, healthy, a.ffec:llOllllt SJ DWM.~.iwcrST~40. COili w.. Call l&S9.
CARINO JliWISH WIDOW, 60,
wwld hke IO love. llll«h and ~
-i.1in. lluntin&ton Beach. Ca!J 2507.
OllUSTlAN SW'F,a1{7!UO-S·
ailin&. prof alKSlll, ID. hive I
dt ~d. e:-JOYS bf e. Seeks s WWOW\4
29"°, likc "alucs Seal~ Call
1'199-
TIR.ED OF GA.\1ES" \1c lCO! OWf.
21, :"\S, ant fOn. Clmy, ..uqur.1t·
1nt11•e, prof cssu:nal •maule. Scd.J
JU1C1C7t, •tna&\C SW, "5 'ctUc· 1111n~JI Ccn~ot&11on,1d\C'lllR. ~ pcictplc. fill'ICU. lllldcnund
111g. shlnn&, onn&-In inc. Call I~
ATT'RAcnVE. SEXY BLOND!>~
DON'T WAIT!
Free f itteen word ad and
free daily message check!
There·s never been a bet1er
time to try the Personals!
Send in yours today~
Form on p<ige .l
tunes. ln111t. Cal 2921
1\!Uf;T' SEEXJSO RO\iF.O,•nc
11•c.. Slll\lcSque, classy, 1111tlliicn
lunclie SWF, flm.IO'W1111. ""'-· IO'Wcs 10 danr.::ic. lMa Bead\. C. D
1169.
C\1Th A~'O SPICEY. old.fuluorled
SJF, 25, S«U cmvnntcd n:l111m·
wp .. ,111 $\ncltft, 1cncrous, dtva1ed
SJM. M1uim Vicp. Call 1327.
VERY AmACTIVE. omco
INC, CREA TI VE DWF.111et fiaun..
QQlSIJ, run lovani. many IAlCrCSU
Dc:sucs monopmous rdauoosh1p
•1111 JlllCO'C, rorTm11JC, 111\cnllrOJS.
~..allld, fill lowraa. SWM. 47-S •
W\lhlalSCol~ Oran&cCo.n)
Call 2117
VF.RY ATI'RACTIVE,56",32.scn -1. confidtrl, playful, rolup111ous
full-ftprcd soi: ICdJ 6'•, IOllU/I
UC. p&UIOl'll\t, uudlif.Cll\· honest JS <IO male for aenoias onc·tcrm n:La
11cnhip. M~ • • Arty
tlll!CXll.111.y s.. AM. Call 1791.
8011~\.tlAN-Adap&able. .nisue.
incandmccat. •Cf11tile. ~ en•"on
maul prof CllJHll'lill, 41, S'3, ~
1U1Cttt, "'1111111y-pra(ilcd male Car
mnmuaaa I•n €all~
SOPlllSTICATED 8Rli~E1Tf.
SWF. S'6/133, auncll•c. '°11lll•c.
ndli&m ~ SWM 4S SS, pr~
leuionel, hc:a lilly, dun h!t ll)'lc.
Lune Beach. Call 2198
Cl..ASSY, A'TTRAcnVE. SPON
TA'-liOUS, blut~ycd. brwiatc _prl>'
fcuional, 39. D~. !'\JS, S S"/125,
lo-CS animals, \heMrc, 00-ICC &oifa,
setk.l honcll. IWICll~t. ttDbl1shcd.
1m9Uon1Uy aecurc C<ll.lltlopert W\1
SIS, ~s. f« r~c nl men.
C..-\ft Ctll 2791
PROFESSIONAL Bl.ACK F1!
MAU ctlJOYI thdcre. blues and II\
Seeks 1111le tCll'llpWon. 3.S 60, l'1Ce
U111mporun1. I.on& Bew::h.. Call l l S9
l MlSS tOIWO'UbOll, compat11011·
d\ip 11114 canng. I'm OWF. YO\al& 60,
1nm, allltCl1¥e -iea~ •"'*'1'11 ror 1o1r I/Id 1cm11 ~ tll. N'5 s~ Sl-61 w/lb ft(SUil.I. Irvine.
c.i11m
IRRESISTIBLE. OFUGlmlJL.
DJr, 2 s.ipali c.11.Jchn, ttd.s wet ~.~ DJM HUSBA~'D E.l
pcricMbfc'a~ ~ll'C-C.U
1117
N01 susr A."\OTIICR PltliliY
DWF. l..ifespnnia ll\IO Olllrdl tlf
lei Sc_-and •• imds of-=t
u,.,, IO la:uih. d&ncc, r.••tr, h:kc,
beach l"'lllb. bcw111&-whit(' a Id l~t I friend wf COftll*llOI\ IO stmc
hfc wuh, a Vr"I ,.ho ia 1111na1wt,
1.111. llUlb&eftl, .... "lit, smstlt•t, •
lov1111 sa!1Jcmao arnund SO. Oita
II CIUI!! J..ani Bach. Call 2714
umrr UP MY Ufl:. BIG GUY:
lntclh&'11t. ptst1ona~'Sl"l· lov1ni
"'ildc f• 1111lc.. Tall >T. 111r1C1rv<.
lovc\Obu&l\.cotf,.ut.ckql•f\Jh,
tnvd. dince. You atnctr•c. An.
opm. llCCllSi!ul, a.wan:, ... -vm. un.
4HS Lone Bead!. Call i6U
PRETIY. PUITl:i. \it.SIC
ll?.AOlF.l,ST/110,scdtu&e!llC
1111111 • It tpintllllly IN1dcd. ai.'I
lclic, M> U, lo thare 1 Spc.:111 hff
ICJ&eaha' Onnst Coiny Call 20l0
ACTIVE, Pl-.rm I.ADY, rt 60Ms,
l<l"cs dancm1. 1m ch11s '«ltN "*' w1th111n1lw1~! f1.tll15'W11.Call 2.m
SIF. 'IO.ttd.JSN, io..~~honea.
'~ llllt->~. -iln·
• 11 boou • m1& T""n. ea111~n
PETTra. ATTRACTIVE. ACtlVE, WF.~hll'"~ "llf'll'IJtd
bOll. or ri. ta1l11s. <lq.U-S<r
baadl bik"" l °"' Rdch Call 2299
Z VIVACIOLS, AlTRACTlVh
llto:.!OFS . .ed.lf\S l lunorous
llln<bomir hunh \'~, tlurucs, mu
JIC,lllOYIC!o, dtMln, fun. Irvine. Call
llSS
DWP, 0 , OK IMIJ1t scdts ~
Ol'IC ~t'ltCfC IO ,i,.l'I lmw nl 11118
csu wllh ln-uie. CaU llOJ
JCST Bl:CAUSt l'M
RP.A I.I ITF\Jl. doc\n \ mctn I don\
Mow •llM't wnponr.nt Ill life--ski
111s. '*U\11\1 OUl. fr!Cftdt. ICl'lld,
ln•d,artandl!UIC! I 1111111my40's
(looli: lO't), blondd'S'/120.1 would
ltkc 10 meG. a 41. S1 'ff olJ crno1t0n
illy and r1111r1aally secure ICJU!malt
In flt. c.u 230S
81.ACK OIRISTIAN SINOLE. l3.
NJS. prdll, i.I (S'l\'). lhlll. brown
cya. kids Setts I.Ill o-n.1111. ,_,..
kiv~ .tlllC pn:J--1 NJS ...
~ ~ TlllUll. Call l 12.S
'PbOPUiSA Y ™ AmACTtva
I l&ft!t-V.-lt!M, ~. S't/llt 42, 30 ~ DIF.1 ._
111 111lct1&1-. iw-..1 ~
ITlln 4(>. ~S With I itOOd i.., 11111 a
&l>Od muid. l~w tau 2449.
A1lU CTlV8 BLUE-EYED
BLOi.o'OE S't SWP. SIS En.JOYJ danll&.....ct.llt.~ ..........
nl lunar, s.ta ~ ... 1ett.~ain.-.-.....
N/S, for hi•-,.wr. 0.-.. Mar. Call 206.
SEXY. BUXOM, BllJ"''F.JTE. BIG
8LUE 6YF3, OJF, lS, (tae 14) w/
cMd.ncw10CA(nim~.-S
SW\4 J0..4S ~ IOCllJO)'S .....
ncr I/Id din:~"'.""°" ol al ,,_.
\o'\1p. fun A II~ LAs-Ntpcl.
Call IS31
Pt1Tl 1-. VIV A<lOOS, L'Clf.U.I·
OF\I lcminn . •\rll:tl¥t. blaide
S«kfl& Iha 'fl«&al rmn tolhltc my
ICSI ror life. Ar.c 41 10 SI Ml8IOll
~·icp 0.11 20SO
AITRACTIVb 1-'\Jl.L·FIGURFJ)
'11\.\11\ RP.AR ~a-200 lbt WI
1111dl11cr11. 1111, datli and hlncBorne
W\i l}.40 Sc:rio.is only. Malkncin
Call UlO
PllYSICAU. Y flT~ WJI, S'S'bkn:I.
S«iJ C1IX .. tio Cll~ ~ the-
a:cr, l!ldjl'l&iftl or bmch. wr4I MlM
o( hi.mer s.n ~
Ca..ni )' Cal I 2117
I \I \OTTIIJi WO\f.A.\ L' IU:.0~ the,.,, (101 door, tu' Ill MlmfQX
111 bcl .. 'C!Cll yw'' ._,fl& fer I'm a ptOC~Mrtal SWF, !'>IS, l3, IT,
bl<llidchlllr ~•med us.emu ' "'111 re11r11all calli! lrrlllC. 011 I 9c>S
PIU\1TY. VIVM.10llS. playful,
lid'. Cl'.llll'WI, educllcd, (Cl!\llllllC, lov .
lllJ i.d). 111111)1 ~ -. u
Chllul, •1tt1cu•c !NII, O· Lone
~w CaQ1J6"\
ATIKACTIVE. PftOffSSIO~Al.
i\DVf:..\TuR()l;S, t\h)aic,. l'OllWI· uc. SWF. rsn '-il.i, ..U n~a .,_
willl mn.111 111nl:uaL T 1111111 lmca.
Call us
llf..i\I ntY \\'f \l. Tll) \\lSI:"
""111'.ll~thl'\Mn '"'"purl l\od\
"'-&JI)' •"1·•C \W .4J~ ;; .... au
fih•o, \S, occ&, ~'\ -~ .J ..._~,~-~lwtr..tet 1n1tC
nl)' and [1ran.: •I '<\VII) to J'-"/
full)/cmtMi)' ""1t lhCM: Bb.ST
YFARS' lfl' hsh1 up l>Ut
hwa_ 1oealta'"' \t,.Jll-lf'I Dead\.
C.ll2U2.
AlTllACnvr RU.I: l~YF.O
81 OSOi:. •I • 0\\1', \6, 43. onr·
mm WllNll. Cot --"'OM\
awl You c.a *-' '"up and Wt
me~ 1rorn ICCfllnn:! evavna
lO'll'IB ., llotU 'Ind JCmll ~ 111& for .. i.. tdf~tdm&. 61 t IC•
u~c &ml-. lJ ~ l•c 4w¥-
lf\S. •olkyb.11, lnl1"IO. l1J. llun lilllllXI Beadr Call 20b9
COROl:OUS BRUMilTl:i SWF,31,
&lcnder.l5'. pe)Chologt .. ltd.$ lllnd
1>0111C. Mt101M. CllCllfl&. -.al!C.
fit A fun SW\t ·~ an.1 ... .,~ r .. .,~bl< and me111.,.ful
ttlllKnh!p N/S U~on 8cadl
c.111~
Pf.RSlA.\ WA.,11.D-f'cwt,SllW, u. • l'IM. plttflil. ~ 2S-<
to ...nt, 4-. alk, en.ioy hf~ l..cr11 Rodi. Call IOU.
WAJ\Tf.D A nu\1811y ~
re~ w11h . r11, 1rm, ~
~ul Nf.i WM 60+ l.iahl ~
my lit' N~ Bodi Call 1196
• LOVABL.li II, Sl:.F..XS ll-l.S, 11111
kw ... .._ .. ~
male kr fl'~ot~ ~· b11ttl11p I L11u11\(111 Beadi Call ,,,, .
SW Of..stlf.S/tA.~050\4£. m SIM_._, 111 ST, 39. r-..,
......... patM. ...... Tllaia. Call IMS
DJf, C.USSY. VIVACIO S. pe-
A2 Thursday, October 22, 1992/Adverttslng Supplement for Orange Ooeet Wlllkend 11 I\ I II
la....,. 1-.c and '"'lllC s.t.111._ po f msl. DJM
................. hies ... ..... .. Ill.., Irv-.
C.2119.
ROMANTIC! lt6.SPONSJVEJ
lADtANI'' OIF ...,_ ~
5'1C1+. _. ..... SIM. NJS, 3S-4S r.~frwlldlhtptbe~cn
llR. M1111 be ncb " hcsn.'puston
11e 11mnd h wa• wllhopaun!\51
k-vmt.. CallllJO
sWF. s~·. A.'411..f. RUT FTT. st;.
.,,,, ..... hit aqllllly11 heme, al
OOllCICftl. llllllQlllW 11111 lhe diaakY
Scd.J ~/ • Oll!Pl ubscasi'¢ icdc!)
bes S&n Nin l'ap.atuo Call
2111
PUTTY. PF.TllF. PlOFl-S
SJO.,A.I, OJI , \/S,"6, ~am •.
l!OIWC. cornf*'IOIWC FJ1,l(l)'S the
cudocn. 'PO"J. dll'IClfll. l111p11n1.
lhcillO ll!d mudl l'l'«C. Seri"' • bm CriMI. to.er and Mr pannrt ~ Ullllar ~Dllftd. S4"'1tm
V'','JD Callll 20
ATTl.ACTIVE Blll\lm'E SWl
M . 34, ~. llnl)'. -wm ~
el1&y, -io-tr I 111' for -m 1*•11 \ \1 IOI IOllJ \awr.l
fritftOWp ~ C.-111919
W\'liS0\1l., wrm. rr. n1" Bl..0~00 RF.Al.iTY .-ks Rf11oc:
aaWG1'9110t toatwt"'°"~ 11111
K11ms, martdfnn&' 1n1mrocnc4
with ~ 11"'1 """"' ·~ll'lt C.11 2112.
l\il:.U ICl::.\"T OV.1'. S6. IMC•
prof'lc ll'llWC, l!imiJI. n>ft, &N
mad.mm. &O"fcm.m111thir<
Mint 1~a-lk:ttJI Ull lSOl
I Wl\.\T IT ALL! A 11~ SW J·;
walhAll-~t<lllll ••!lo •
(11Wt11UyAlml'4lonally-<\H
JO'! M thctt!? Patit "\6, no
childral, llO i-r. Gf ~C\
Otht·r Area~
Pf.'Tll'F. laps,... R \ J(ri.t <ll
OW\f S0.6S prll{ Of lu ...,_ s!SJO fiiald, ~
:ro.~ynuc Alll'Uma t"•T
A~<.11VES8f l9 "'«i"I*
•I. r!lllllO&UJ lndlpardaic. 111d/1 ..._ .-, SBM \6,,.., res 1m111o'
1d111ol\ll11p, f1111 and lrf\thn~
Alhlinln Call 1699
l'IOff.SSIONAL hllf'!n• ltd)'ll'l'f
.. -11 lilppy IMlt PiJrust. RllJCI. *"'* ~ I\ "" fltlit1P9<19 l.Gl ~C.llllll
WNlm> Wea 11>4o.Qrll!&.cul
utd -. ~ Dri&/11.. w•)', ~.
•tm llunt4, d1w"'cc4 ft~h
-.40 \4akbu. C.D 2JH
ATnAC'TlVF 8LO:"<Of. blur
.,._ 4S, NJS lllJ01' tGlnl) •OI ,,... SO'a-611'1 jllltl(, ITIO'fld. (Oii
"'*"• --~ Wllb on IM&ch, 111CJ111-
'-· ... Oii. ~ _."'1 II
• -. and ~ Glcndllle.. C.U ., ..
ATl'lACnVF. OWJ. St . .f2/IJS,
....... ~IO--tpc• cill.-with. ..... Mflt,ele
......... Call 2SJ.O
)' ' 1
Oronq .. C r•unty An-o
Gf.NrLB SAM, 21, lfr-....e.
.................. con-..... .a.. w ,.., tpQal
friclllllllip. ...... t I Tmm. CaJI
J14l
ATTUCTIV£ SW GI.AD t111
... 21. ·~ ellnlliwc llUIC.
dlnClaa. ..... Mina Miis "°" di, mi.....__ Seeks SWF v.tio ............. ~
IM • ldf-CIOllltlOl!lly to, (or '1ii't
da• .M pea1t.lc ,.1111onJb1p
TUIUI. Ull l'29l. .
SA VEME SWM 24 mui,SFW.. lO ...., .. .,.__ Ilk· 1111'. lonc
lll• ....... <:w•a. You·tau11
NI ii/ell, a.bit, OUllOVI&. 1'*1h
iem. Cou M-. Call 3007
SINClilE, u11cllec1111t, open
tnmded, f1111 SWM 2J, encmecr,
bOWi""' ---.. cull-. Ws *ll!ldcrfulSWF,rdaiolllb1p lr--me.
C&ll 3211.
GltOOMJD00'4' Wcdlcd l
headlock' M11nmony/1hnicny'> \4onopmy~1 f\c dlalm
JlandJomc, -tloi!RIC, hamOfOUJ
\fie!--6'/190,.,.. $)1111,.
tnlfty, ~ tauiy 2.S...O ror
rorm.i1aa1111 forever (1bu:OU. f11'
......... a.cli Call &01 l
T0'8>Y 'M)~'I Wll'IUld. SW\t
J7. 6 Ill.,, ..W., Mel Gt
\iii )'Olqcr. •Cl'llftSO'!I(,
11.'Vt11tlluild COiia~ C1:l3 SS
FJ)l:CA TED. world ~tied A tan
lnd1111 ale. J6, slm, web Dan
smol1na. a!fecuorwc SWF/SllF,
hkca ~ Mlhelll\ Call 3660
(i()fS(J SOWHElt£7 Lake to CO
~1 Middlc .. &ed aaomey,
oltcnatr111an~ 11r-. ihm.
11>1dlet.sal lldy '"' 10 U'lvd " •
C1J11111111C11-T l'lnf-OCafllC woy.&c on
horuGn. Ma1Co. Almlla, l:.tscm
&.ope 111 v.J U!lll lhen we d111t.,
dlnot, 1111 _... lake than lnJIL Ir
.,~ Call 4S21
llAIPY l \tfilOW SW\4, ?9,
l71140 t>'tt• C&i)'COlnl SF who
·kC$Wlt(ll • CtJm '4csa.Call309l
SFct;RI~ 110\l'ST, 27. spmunr
M , kJ'c u ... >l&1kts. Udin& IO ~blc. lmp,lunor,and rcm111te.
la&lltll ~('.All 3137.
AWF.SO~E BODY, 2J. 6'4/235,
nae. adualal. ~ SB\4 llCdJ
1111'1C11'1c-... cl my t1Ct T~
Ull )Jll
Sl.t"CESSf'\Jl. PlOff,SSIOML
SWM 35, lllhle~ 1tlrlCSIYc, 1111-
~--ll'MI-.. ..... ,,,. nwa. pod...,. Sat-. Sf 2.S
lS. Joni-urm lncndlhtp, rtlloon
lbtp lr--lllC. Call 11() 7
•O'M:O-T1C RF'llltFJ> 100.CU TIVE 6S,6'2'1llr*!ll•eDWM,N~.
M4.s SJuh («11111111C homcml•n
Shn sa1bnc. health n1 aih1nl "'
llwllJCL Ncwpon 8Clldi. can 491)
VISl/ Al AATS, hlcnu•e ue my iftUftSU." WM II SYIP 30-40'•. ,IS, fil. 1thtll•t 11"1ne Call 42.86
f\lN SW . l4, 11'3'. tnJO)'l l'llOI•,
mullC, .l(llR. WJ (llrl, "'11dlVC
SWJo. NJS. 21 ·J4 In int Call 3733
Sl"lltlTUAL, SllAllNG, q111c1
SWM 6'/tSS. ~ ~ tllllft. ~ nindl. w 1&1, llun, 11111111·
II"-(111\ik. &JT .. lldy In-. Cal ~
l\'D GUY. 8chmni9I. ftlued., 111
.................. dm. lllilM, inwcled., » ...... m.tl ~ io.cr. Ncwpan &.di. Cal
3631.
IENAJ.SSANCEMAN, "% imdl1· &01'. ~ lllnl:Uft, hon-
-IClUI .. belury imidt nl Ol.ll. 20-)(), for world lt9Wd, cri!J&.de-bp. Sll\11 Am lfcts. Call .
SWM PROFESSIONAL ~lllJM
lO. SI 0'/165 llhlclic. Doubles IS I
sucnuful i.is-. Seas 51 one lnd<dy. C.c.11Maa..Call3S
A TTRAcn VE. Kt.\'DHEARTED
0irui-23_. humor-. hlw!. Ill·
ldh&cn. ~ &iendly, faith·
M SW A.lot S'll /160 seeb\I S'#CC\·
'-'· SWAIF. Slmlllr ipalitier. ,.
1r101 •e. irun. for CXlll\len:llJOI\. tom·
odies. UllCU. &ta"dslup. ll11n11111'
IOll 8ead\. Call 3069.
TEDDY BEAR HU!'l'J( SWM. JS.
6'2'. cuddles, aics, ClllmlllS. Ws
IO\'cly, Jrw lady few flllW)' fulfill·
tnall Sanu Ana. QJJ3S71.
St;~M CANADlA."i, hand·
some. younc·loakinc 41. S'9'. 111 ~· blond/lf'GI. arinc.. respon· Sib ICd.s d)!WNC. inm. MUnl
!Mm) 'C'*l'Q'l 8etdl. Call 4491
t1fltlSTIA.\ S[N;l.E DAD,aarv· "'t. n NS, 6"2/lSO, pni(awcml.
ti...-,CllA'Sml10ICl,JOU111J.
•p.111~iJ e>'Cl\IS, CO<Jk1nJ. fmJ11I)'
II<~ C-c:runJS Xd Ill ltlnellvt
$\,\If under 4(), llonell_ tonmited.
-chtldOK SOrlnicCcully Call
Ml
DW\t 41 SEF.XS lid)' for Mcslm1
ll"'icn a'\ioJf lhiJ *dc:r. nxcrc, ~ T ornncc. Call 4 I SI.
A TT'Oll\"EY ISl/R.FEll 32., SW\f 6'1
170, dat\ lla.r. twd C')CS.~
ll1d flDly Scdinc SIS AllllBF.
bnllUtnd. body l llUI. Seal~
Call l99J
ATTRACTIVE, Sf..',SUAJ... IWl&IC s WM 21. ->'·sore. web bca.utJ
lul, 1n1dl11'1ll female. any na. Ir
WlflC Call J299.
llONfST, SE.'ISmVE DWM 40.
N/S, '""'"'(Idler. ted.s 1111.aM.' ~(.llllf1c~ mother fill fun .l co-
mancc. lb1& 8etJI. Cal 4 I 9S
TAU. 6'S Ort&mrul1>ene":rrrw•
ncd. \IS.S11"k,no~,,19S6
~IO, <ll'C'lll drNet. C'JU' 'll!l\C. t'~ prolcwonal 111J"Y"°'1l·
lftl, tulllitU, island •all; sld ~hCI
IJmCS Scd111J SCICIK and llOllC$1
Ltdy to .. t ari b<lch 1Clltt lmn due·
o-nrna 8&:boa ls.I.and. Call q19
t,;, ilQl, F. SW\1, CQ1fidcd, 1nt11, ~ an. <r!ICQ'C, ~ ,Clllie. passion-
l it ~I 11\rlCl.J•t, 1ntelh&a1t,
ltm.. tpclo.aal.. alT«1IOnllt SF :-i 6
~· luncr. IOITltntt Tusun. c...it • 1
SUCO:SSRJL. Gf..\'EllOl:S OW\I
... wtlh -al lutX1f •'llllS fun
and (rlC!dshi p• ith C')'C lOV>ri Con\
ITlltmml. ""I/IC. Call 4026
llA1'<1>SOME. R0~~11C SWM
36 -«s a lady who is m~inc for
cmmllmcrl. llldimn l values. I/Id
I bes {ncnd. E.npy ~IC, beldl. the
W. ICl'llllS. lolcsllj ~ M you OU1 I.hen? 11'11nt. I 933.
W MTEI> A$1tll rcrna1~1c, 20-40. 10 ihan laslil!' .p Im n.se, Oiban. &O, El Toro. Call
4014
AcnVll SW\134, NISS. l*\ICl· I*' 111 IJe, Mpyt all sporu. cook
"'C· bladl. 4*r\. Selis SWF 25-'0
w11h ~ ·~ ror rOll'llllCe and ~bihonstlip. Fcanaan Valley
Call 3611
tvr6 IDt 34. slmdcr. alhlctic.JUC· ..,., _.,.._ • .,..,, 1c>arlh,
ODlmUllC1l.IW.. io.cr of life ltds C, tnnl, llll"M11ve SJF. Una
Call Jfn.
BOflEMIA."i. ~e SW-.. 37, S'l~Jlm ~· a(a, lllOYICS, •
m@$1c. Dui'" tcdll·•ese111an,
wmy SF . .w11am. Call 3671.
06TIU!AUSWM2S,6'/165,modcll
ICtGr tetks SF 20-26, MlllclK blbc. S.. way pn11y, nell1ccn& :.dy, Orqe Coualy. c.tl )()91. IMCkr Sl IO._, for po111blc sen-
DEGREED, 26, SU.VI.SS, lllbum/
GUI rcl1u0ftdl1p Scwpon Badl.
C&ll 4617 •
bb di a&lllCllC N.6 SP. Ukca
sltlll&. sit.a~. h.b1&. end a ...... tW>fOSO~ SN. 32., hones!, P'I>-
U'IC lllUllC.. lftUICIOll Bach. CaU r-t. SIS, ptiysally fa. look·
3361. '111 for W111h1r (c:male. Won\ be
~ed. t.orona dd Mow. CaD SHY. l.Ol'\"EL Y SW\I JI. S'l 11190, s
J:ftlc. ~ton11e, rClllllallC seckJ
\oody WF 21 .39 ror ~ SWM, 21.scicb. SW l'\fF. 25-30. 'l>lho
slup, IOlllll1Ct hlllC. Call 0. IS NIS. doootl'I IO Clnb and c:anng!
Cc.la~ Call 3394
J.OVL.~C. SPUUTUAl... KJcr&tfi·
cal ly ml1dcd ~Olec al yoca. hcalh. S1lU. A FROG. •~11111& tor ktis!
.. holmess, .. en bt1':.tM an11-'Jllla SWM, Sl. ~IS. lnllft m mc.sa~
v118mJnJ and hertls. S • lS. nc-.cr Pllckcr vp I hn'"llon llni>our C:. D
INITled, 111 \Q;utul•od conchuon.' 4603
.S' 11114 .S. blcJnd/pcy blllt ~ I Jona
for I CWlll&, fo' 1111. mlUll undlr· • MATIJRE. STABLE SW\1 pto(es·
S1andtilt, ~nually cvol., WOllllll 11onal S71140 fo. <.cdr,, aurac11vc
(JOUlmatc fl.I'/ l1Ce. o( raisonable 40+ SIS :'Con for 11><1"\cs, lht·
~c and bc:11111y. tu 10ll' with 10 the 11c:r, din111. mg Oljccl.-c:: fun.
lua)lcsl I/Id l!lQl$I luJfil\111& CAJll'S romance,llldcomm1uncn1. lluntJn&·
SIOllS al 1oman11c :0.c, ll'llltmlbll Ion BCllth. Call 46$0. r!J:cal dcm:s no uncondluonal ~OllCW\, d)'nlmlC •lfeaian. CONNECTION! Casual. sports
~y. moral cNnclcr, nl dmne ITllllded. DWM. 38. S'7. ·ws. cnJOtS
romance. I Cll,IO)' simple lh~· easy &ood umcs. hCllc:sl mends. S.,11
bK)'clllJ. waJ\Jn& II the 8acl , Ana. Call JSI 7 ,
radin&, ""1la!J. nl mahlatJn& an
my lut.h bic:la} rd. In tpllt cl h(e-DW\1, OIRISTIA. \,\JS, n;sr SO.
lone Slrll&&lc .... 111 llWClY nl • pA dlvarud, JAltl. &ctllll& 1d>-CSllUrC'
Bpbobia. I lhnvc oo ~ OWldc lOll'lf. 11\l, alhleuc. 1~. business
etc* 10 1ttea., plaru Maditr -· Loo1t111 for thapdy. lov111& ,'l;allft. I lfll ~ood lootmc. &ll IO jp(lll Tl.I.Sim. Cal! •901
f.-aally.. c. ~· llnCCft.,
Und, ..... tcn11u~e.canna.a-Jc. Ali'RACTIVE. WITTY SW\1 37.
affectionalc. u m ~llhy. Costa Sl<Vl60 bohc:m1111 ~ rcltucw
Mtjl c.JI 39111 shrp mmdcd SI' Ullo roclt. cafn.
be.ti Ana!itun.. Ca 399Cl
IS WHAT YOl. dunk « ha•c to say
llllpOIUnl., 111 ll'QI )llU like 11 11, on SW\f 37, 611175. cnpys t)cl!llJ.
~ rni dale ....Sal~)~ Mc Jood m1J11o •ct..~· cooking Sciel111g a1 1~111&. 111 wpt. fin, prv(ess1onal, tnaJ>t JS SWF for rd1t.on'111p
1mcro1.1.q~llorties You » tr.-11e. <:an wn
•S. cut"C:S. pmst<nllC, •11111111& I ~
1111onstue you an sm1lu boul lD1& SW DAD 39, 1111dhccnt. aunruvc.
Beach. Call 43Sl tan)'. fi1., p&Ulorlatt. Sods \IS lady
"'bomakeuchffcrmcc Long Bqdl.
C\.1.T\.flED. very hnisomc. en· Call 3.526
c:.OUJ symphony ITUICIM SWM NI
S. 4() (looli 30) JCCb bc:luufW lady, ALL A\!FRICAS ~ looh
sly lO'i Loni Oacll. Ca.II 4 297 DWM. N/S/O scdJ S ', d1~oo;ed
mcc OK, 111 JO's. no dul<kcn. for
TAU .. DARX. handsornt 32. S'ltV camuntd rtl111ansh1p l.e11ch11g 10
15&. 111 •-•on llll 93 SetU pro-f1.mily with pcllUlblt ~e IO Colo-
(css!Q'\11 to play wilh l,vanc CaU rado folt1 <Olll"Y Ill .S yan YOU•
lSSl. &cq(QIS. dtptild.~.clusy.
tlci1111. s•m. folt1a , S'S·SIO, easy
ltA.'ll'OSOME SWM 41 ICl'b11nt· IOVll a .-! Mid·Wes1a1t C)wu,
uvc. r::ie p~te for &elf, I01l\IJ. lla'I md f11n1ly valllCI al Colondo,
tn~t n1-Newpm BaJI ~ lS»rl, Dlloas. I°"· CIC. l'm I
Call ~ phinnlt1tt,Sl11er(30da~).U1IO
C)<chna. ~raphy. naua-e. tuk ~VESTMl'.Vf 8A.'.1Kf.R. SWM. 1111. rnova, cllnc111. nunc. work
lO's, ~·inn. blond1slvbl11t eyes. 1111 oue. lhc beldl. rtll'nlJlllC mtlh.
Cancer11.11 scdts mtdh&C111. aunc· II~. llhlcsic &: ph)'s1c;al,l
llvC, slcndn ~ mcan1111tul ~la lit. JUS1 .SO.look 42., S'IM
uanship. t.ona ea.11 ms. lrv11e. c:.u 4902.
SlJCCESSF\Jl SW\f 27. adwll!Ced Sll\t 36. 57. looktn& for llhla1c
cltsret 111 bliwncss and hunu. ca S WF. p f, IOlllJS, bc9c.h. l\llS tod "° rruncbt, 111111a1~c. and f:.'fll · happy hows. LDl& 8eadl Ca 113803
Qlty frt. cksll'CS tlcnda. heal con
9QOlll, 1111tU11cn1 SF. IS H. who TAU. SW\t, aud fifuts, succcssful
f!llPfJ Phdom I:/ lhc ()pm u wd buar.-nan. NIS. <*'Ill ind p.s
11 lhc K ..,s. l.c:ll& Bad! Ca 11 '4 71 StCll'lllC, alf"/rtr/ heme lln \hew.ta.
~ uma.ttlh.na my bus!· VUY YOllTilM SW\t, SIX ocs roacty IO ~d. 9CdJ spit·
llf.S. cal~ llCU•t •.... ilctldcr. C11I female a.er 40. COITlf ~ my
dlic. ,..tll\t ~ 4S ~"'-for Mhm111111. ll11111.tn11or1 II arbour .
&'icndlhip. 11"1111. I 41 C-11 •991
YOlr.\O PROl'F..SSIO . ._.AL Sii~ MUSEWA.m..D Ptl:/-.s10NLro-
IWIU(, ·~ uu ll«tual •Yll• • web mm&1rtWC111W13S-SOf cw &lend
SWM D, ~. Q:llftdrn, NI slupmdi-d S...Ana Cd3'09
SJD widcpmdlll SWF 10-40 10 be
D\;Ofl SEEKS GAL a l11llc short ol ~cr/M111e few lone lmTI ft•
IM!Cllllhp. No peddlil l'f'l\llled. Ir U1o o~h&)lt hcuclecpina
vine. C..11 J6'14 lor ruce ~ pat •IS, dos. ~be
1r1•d No bca. Pitas N/S. be nat
~IONAJ...DWM.N/S.edll Sid mlJIL Good !eds n OK IOO.
cmMd. rsr.' Joe* ... ~~ 60's. '4cwpm lk8ch. C'd 3651
S711/ "· wvm.1,_.h&«" &I~ ......, eoir ... ,'"""" .t tcall'tl Ann~. llA1'1)SOMI:-SWM
. '
llllllCUl8r 6'4/llO, 34, -U aur.c·
live, fi1, flln, llhlelic, pou1vc SWF
Orqe. Call 35'1
CAllNG, SINCERE OW\I NIS 61
!SS, SI. leaft, ll1lO beallhy ilunis .
Bcsl1111, prcuy. CDl$UVall~t bul ad·
•CllllRYI. ll"tM. C&ll 4SS8
VERY AcnVE SW\! 62. 6'1160
lovo IOWS, dancv1&. \111&11&, md
JQ!Utt J*P1c. u\ cs near beach ..
lllalds mcuph)'SICal cl.nil Ltt s
play. HISlltn&IQD Bath. Ca 11 46-18
SWM· Sewpon lbch b~
desifU Wllmln Wllh bady .t bntns
uncltt 31. Stngle \1()TI « llC\ er mM
ned. Newport lkach Call 378S
[)WM 4S SEEKS pct11e fanale who
is boll\ \Illy and IC'lOUS Kids oby
ltv11c. Call 4206
MARRIAGE· FAMILY \11~Dr.O,
SWM 39, .S'S'/160, :\I'S happy,
healthy, CAtl'Ct'C fqularly, 'ood
shapc, nhl!Ollll values. Wide 1111c:r
csa. &ood careo. scnit rl hllmcr,
honest. IUICete, cons1dcn1.C., ha-e
inlqnty. Sedt Ille wne. t.1c 20's 10
$d 3-0's v.1th l10 dcpcndcnts ltv1ne
Calll631
DARX. llA:O-l>SO\{\-SA \1 36, alh
lctic. &mtlf, pess.maic scd.> en· dowrd. S1up. ~SS WI' for com ~P· m&Ul&c T11111n Call 8
S\l 2S BEUl:.Vf.ScltlCllcs shcaild II(
comf mabk. pcoples/KJIJld me mere
clla1cr lcu, ftWllMt IS OOI blillcr
tr.-llC. Call 3407
ATTRACTIVE D\\-'1 JS 6'/210.
~le lnunrtlt rtlallooslup
m for fun It 1dl.cn:.n Oranic
Call 3749
DYNA\i!C. llA.\'DSO\fF~ r1.~1n11
111& SWM 32, 6'2'. wt•ld tmcled,
urbane. sophssuaicd Olamp1on al
fine and pcrf mnW!& ll'IS, all spMS.
Romanuc, substariu>e, pl Jnl)C
o( hlsncw, financ:ially M);.UfC Se0.1
very ph)'f1c.ally 11traa1•t woman
with v1brlnce, Slylc 1111d dcplh (21
32~ Newpm 8c:lcll C..11 m I
RltOADW•\ y 11rrs· Lcls pc:r{orm
)OW p1aJl<I, my \Ol<C' S~ )7, \
S. b Ul ~. 1c11 .. c, '-'oost"'ood
c.ootc:r c.~.-°'' Mtr c:.u 39'2.
\I l-H."110' \fh. R0\1A \TIC:
Cl,lrt'l1' lmml nuodcd. $lllCCl'C, ~
s1onau: S"'\I ll. S'!Ollbl. IS
hcahh)'. hl!'P\" r11 n1 Cun pro(~
~·~ •II<'> •-.ul&~ a.-.! cnjl))
bead!. ti.kc."'""' l.)"n. lady for llfOrl&. hll lii:rn, ~laucnlt:..lcad
1111 IO mamagc. $c«lfll S ?J.
34, llll'KSI\ t, OUl&OIJll-pi'l}>lcally
fit, SCA)' bcs1 fncnd nl lo-er kv1 ·
lllll Vat~ Call 3712.
TE.\~'tS"lffiii(1>T11C'Y"S W\02.
S'9/ISS, loak1n1 f« WF km•' pan
ner 28-40 Ill)' bel Irv 111t. Call ,a331>
Sl.CCf.SSf'\.l. lle11th Pnil'cu1t~I
S«k.s WQINll lo qe JS (or mam11c.
family \111.q t.ve cAC:dlcnt cduca·
uon Onncc Call 3250.
UNIQCI: CiF\Tl.l'\!AN mks
uruquc lldy DW\I S7. 4~. 1thl<11• ~IS.111~l11&cnt.ll\1cul11e. ~ll·man
ncrc:d, ltal'P)'tucr&lul l f llllllCl1Uy
tct I •i. play 1ain1s and ce>lf. ~e 1111\d. S«k!llJ 111 lltnCU>e, ~
~llllbcnd. clq1111 lad¥. 4fuh. 10
1ohlrc 1 hlpPY. lire nl build'• i..111&
lt\auonship \1.Jw1l loyal1y, w1und
rapact I f!IU$l lr--111t Cail 4)~
A TRUE Pcrnancat,0\4 34,prv(ca
siOllll, f uw.nciall)' f«lft, :::r: d111 ma.~-~14 3'f tw\UI
I &ood Kl\W o( lunOf alf«llMllt
111d rwnnic, lids~ 1,..1111. CaU
39n
DWM ~I. dqJtcd. pl'Ct8lUbit 61
17S scds healthy, nuh.n SW!' for
1olf.1mn.1s. '1iil<UI~ Lona 8-JI.
Call 4691
SWM Df.StRf.S SWFliT ye .uy.
ptlllf SW! wllh ior.hu , Ill Sf hoot crs for .. ,1d 11111& StlllM'I 8-:h
C.JI labl
Clttlollc 8'ftt!H Nltwtrk I
CA THOLIC&
SINGLE ?
We'd like to
1ntroduc1 you to
inte resting_,
attractive people
who share your
fa ith, and have
si milar interes ts
& positive values
714·663-0025
DY"•A.\11TE PACKAGE. hand·
"1mC. SW\i 6 'l', -.hlaK fnrnc. ed11 • .~:t'd ~ 1111~c. successful )ct
~ ..... !>le, Nnn)'}&oo{y ya dctp. ruJ
114\ld yet casual. ODllSC"' l lJ. t )'Cl ... , Id
"'ho lo-u llllirl~&cnt •onwn Pleasr
'!le \111\llu llld S 10 S7. 'lrm. Z.S-3~
\IS. ma:r111e m.inded ltv inc Oil
l~~l
Sl:.f.Kl\G BRl.':''F.'liE. pa.it fia,
~ h\.e slu1111 Ewopr al mcs.\ll'f.
1'-1111hoes..1-if!)>ih md fit S\nl
~ IM70. taSllll. ~ .• icnit '""'JM'. Call 46.sS
Sl.CCbSS!-1..L. CLASSY SW\I,
Jood looking. pro(css111111I. for11t5
>«ks soph1s11c.a1cd, uncncurnbcrtd.
pr111e lady 34-44 f<lf rcla11onsl11p
F.nd my SQl'Ch. COl'Olll de! Mw Call
4~
VEllY l:\DEPE:.\D£.'\T profc1·
J1mal ulcsman SW\-t S~llS. 2S.
~~1r, blue C)'CS. look1ni for a
slsn. 1:inet1'e led} -..ho hit.cs the
bcacli. dallClng. me! the ,ooc1 hfc.
ll11111:n,1Cfl Bca..lt Calf 31.5
Sl \IOR '0. ~M111 l'lc•l'.h)'. k ·
Ii\ C, JOI.'\! hurtl<YtJ. C .&.>) .o JooC II.
..,., ••')J: t•cndlk." a L mg Bcacti.
UI .iiJ!
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3
To respond to
these ads caJJ
1 (900)
40 7-4377
(billetl at $1.49
per m i1111te)
or see
i11stn1ctions
011 page2.
Men
Seeking
Women
Si11glelife
Cllstomer erdct•
cafl
(310)
592-(,()40
7~ \aH;lllC'll. '>ttll·OI >lu:n.,cn
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Cilcd '"&It. mia ... ~ Jnd much
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A\URIC\\ GL\DIATOR stlid. or a.sslsta11ce.
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l'UINllhC and"" lit)' lnlU'C(t~ Ill PCJl'I•
u•c. SCl\<{W, scnw. "'ml-lll W..35
tN1 appr«111cs a aood lnMl' MUSI 1>e
down 10 eanh. toh. l<Mble. 1encltf
Ind fun 10 charm! [)on\ be '1\y Lone I
BcaJI Call 3821 •
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prof0)1mal :)\l,'\,13(), 11·1110S, hi.cs
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hke 11.1 hl1t fll1 \C"'l'U" Ra..ll.
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f1onal, o~l90wO.u11111a.•c. slm,
clwy lad)' (or •'llh. di.IW'crl. coif
D11111wnd Bir. rd OJ
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Men
Seeking
Women
S WM JJ, 5'4/11 S, MCk.ui& pclitc &Iii
IO !hare fet.~ ~ M\fell,
llld '-"-hinc. Call 3 .....
SWM 36, 6'2, bl<llde, blue eyes.
Oriaian.. 11evcr muried. N/S, llh·
leuc. businen owner, m11Tla&t-mindcd.~Bed.Calll616
SllY PHYSJClAN 1\hlcu. lllnCllvt
6'11160, f111Uly pncUCt doc. IOK
runnct seekJ pttile 'crtlcwoman
unda 34. Irvine. c.u 3567
CL 'TTING f.DCiE S~ 1A. CllJOYS
hrc• W~I shuY an 1111y tccnano. Cul·
tw-ed and togcihcr. SW 8-h. Call
l2JQ.
SP.SSUOUS, S\JCCESSR.1. pn>
lm~l 6'1/19S, tmaltcr, seeks slm
lady 3}-45, any~ Bc:acb. lemlS,
1nvd llunllnaton BQCh. Call ~97.
OUTGOING. A TIRACTIVE,
A THl..fTlC. SIM, S'I'. Ph.D .. Psy·
choqlSI wil/l 1 wry scnse ol luncr
and • piSSion fot Clllturt conuna an
the (arm oi lf1. mo¥1CS, tbclitt,con ecru and tnveL Plays tennis. JWllTU
1111d -slis. Scdf1& womll'I (28 40), who II beallh airucious, edu
Cited, open. honest and 11>illf!g to
!Nke a «rnnu1ma1t IC14uia to La.t,
\1amaae and F.truly Leng Be.di
Call 40ot&.
IU:Y St.GAR MA.\W SWM 34
nttds hup fram bw.mi. OllttWrii/ll
DW1-JWWF4S SS lb~ C11J
10()6
SbUU~G ASIA:'\, n1ce·looean1.
(1nczrc, pro/CSSJCY11I SW\1 3S. S I
I SO J«ks SAF, ~Ible mamaie
Irv ll'IC. Call J6Ci,}
llA:-.DSO~IE, BRIGIIT, I> ~lue
eyed media produ«r. )'OUlhfuJ 40,
llC# IO lhc .-ea. lauc111 CIJl!y, !!Ully
cormuttedto~ and open com
rmiruauon u saaecl aspcas ol a
lll"lllJ rtbttionship. ~ 1clvm11R
~ self<onfidcni, unenambercd
female wnh 1 beautiful smile who's
boUi pw1cna1t and pr111aplcd, I011cs
tnvcl and Ole~ Prdmsicc
towvd pcllle, dult hauedh\hruc
loolu Sdl Beadi. Call 4270.
WU=t-. WASTED. by this fun-I0'/111&
fcddy Bca typc. 39, n · who loves
l<!"lllJ Also 1cnrus. l1d~ Joc,1, WlllC.
W1llJ. beach. m.MlU•lh nvcl1n1.
c:oolunc. music, roller amim-JUSI
your butc one hell uf ·a catch;
uthol1C, llal1a11 .. '\/S, kinda cuywho
1s ready, Wlllll& and lil>lc n&)ll no••"
So hUfT)' up. )'Cl.I prClly lady and
11111tt yQZ bcsl ITIO\le qwck before
scmc otha hicky aul &CU mt r S'S\.
"'C'WJl'.TI Bach. c.u mJ.
S~GLE MOM WA.'1'1:D. OWM,
~·•.r1a.~.huidiwtms.. ~ r~ICICks DWF34-
4l CCIII& Mca c.11 '495.
ACllVESWM.~buA·
-owner ms lllrlCtivc, lldwen·
llWlll famlt ~ lCMO to
lhlR ife'J ld¥ClllllnS. ~ &c.ch.
Call 40!6.
fUI'{ tl EDUCATED atttactivc
SWM 2S,67JllS. l111joy. biqdi111.
music, rest1uranu, woRins·out.
lnO'llC$, baldl. Secklnc' • --u•e. wnb1uous. healthy, SWF20-25
w/llhldlc body. Lcq ac.cll. C.11
JJIS.
~ATI.JRE LOVE.It SWM 31. S'll/
I SS, Ion& bf own hur. hie brown tya.
Seeks sltndcr·•venac build N/S
woman 25-lS for bbl&.~
bt!dmg, tnvcl, lnO'llCS, """77 ful.
lmon. Call 3827.
l'VE BEEN TOLD ~'re &«JUD! SWM, stun, 11tr1Ctive. btc-30'1, ms SWF, 1-'1JJ1, no 11111~ Cali·
fomi.w. CCIII& Mesa. -C.JI lm.
HANDSOME. EMOTIONALLY
O~ pro!cuional SWM 6'1l 1S, 41,
desires cpll\af\1n rda&lanship. f\sl,
c.oimulma'll. lilt\R family. rm ro-
mw11ie, Wlml. pllyful. not a&atd to
sh.we fcehnp I t:t1Pf sltuna. out·
dotn, btcychn&. blucsfJllZ. pMo-
wplual ducu•1ons. romanbC &Cl·
awwys. Des·~ 'VF. N/S/O, •ona
sdf·1dentny. 1ntclltac111, opt11·
minded. r<tm1111l<:/pllss1onate. Praa
collcie educated, /IO cluldrcn, 32·
40, lll.tlCll'C, s.11111, dtpU\, solid OI·
ucs. Buena Pai\ Call 4lS9
SW\1 lb. LOOKL"G R>R 14 34
""aman lllho hkca to ao pi.tes, ttt
lhin1s. I ltkc lau&luni! lrvrie. CaU
3104.
PLFASI.. RABLE.. ftiJKD&t.. haftd. scmc. su;;.ccs.WI 43. 6'/J 80 OM, ~
s' f1tha. dcsua 1111111110.ted, hc:&llhy
ferru11111C, wlCla 40.10¥er.lrvme. C&U
4061
llA VE COR VErffi ncitd ycu. 19
JS. bmns. be1U1.y. and body, any
n11tonsli1y, pro(asional, 42, bllt
ll\11\tincion Beach Call 4059.
SISGLE.ft AVAILABl.F. W\f ~.
•ux:u"c. 1111crcsio.11n mect1n& bt Cf'
L woman Plc:a.!e c:all \i ISSIOl'I V ICJO
Call J0.11
PROFESSIONAi. SUM 6?/20S. 32.
easy·&OU'I· tl'IJOY spau. tomedy .,..tdtend &ell"'"ll)'l lnlert11td 1n
1'llCICUI& •inc:t1vc, pi!ysoO)I lit fc
male 1l·32, !'ICC llllimpon.anl 011
mand Ba Call mo.
llANDSOMEL Y CIJTE/lthlcttc
phylicp. SWM NJS.D. 6'/17'. 39,
oollqc ..,.._. Vrl'J llllldl iiM a -.a. al propo-..,.a IO..,._,..
ltldhmllhy. &i,a,--.~
chmcrt, ..,. .., """" o.n to
tnees a SWF,N.$-0, »s. who ii ra
lfld hell thy. prea,y IM atnc:Uw. for
~~ .......
wtlcome, tony llO chilclra.l. lrvint..
Call 3914.
SJM 4S, S'1, ai joys sail ins, OUldocn,
~JC&. danc:in&-Stdt111& lllnelivc,
paneSWF3S-4S for(~~
mn:e. Seal 8cac:h. C&U 4119.
llONFST. CARING S~ 39. S'I& m. :vs llhlcsic. Sl.lacssful. flnly.
i?J1JOYS dm1111-1. "'°" tts, sportin& rworu. lunor. Scds 11.ina1wcS'WF ~ ?MO well uruar qualtt.. Ir·
PASSIONATE Bf.ST FllF.ND "2.
6'1/19.S 'fflf'f ~ aec:, "et'/
...... ~dllNmlllcN/
S '111111 no kids. Y' Oii: Y ~. avn,
tltlpdy. ~ l'llDI illMncMd in
~ I f11111ly (1111& ~ kJck IR
pwmll) c-dd Mar. Call 4411.
GEi\1l.E.'4A.~.~~.,/O,OW\1
-prdm~tfm60. s1at1tS. flt~c
111llna: danafll. dln'"l· llow lbcl'K ya11? Newpon Be.q Call416l.
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DW'M43.~'1/190,green~
half. hkes coif, tm111s, b1k1n1.
-.cnk1. seru SWF JS4', M .
TU!UI\. Call 00 I
SWM 27, 6117.S. I.Ill, 1thletic, M,
$UICC!t, Nblc,relaums.l\1~od.
Stdts -N/S T llS1Ul. Call 3Joo.
L\"TUJ...Ecn:At OW\I ll\l¥l!We
33. 6'/l 80, prof c:uianal. anni. scdt.
inc r~Jeo( Jll)'!'KefOf r11m.1nvd.
capkUIJ. lr<tllltt. Call 3619.
VERY 111.i\iAi'I DW'M4S,S'9',ecb
catcd. prof csuanal ~ fii. honesl
i.dy io !lave (amily,l4 lrv1ne c..a
43j7
RETIRED PROFESSIOXAI.. hlltd
some. ca.. Aa 50 ~-ltnc• uvc, u1dqJt:11cku. wtalthy a.dy )9
S9. ~t tnvel, 1C11111S Nt"'>JIO'I
8cac:h. C..11 ~
ITAUA.'I SM, 6'/17S, hllll!ClmlS.
ha!.-. sma:rc. .an. tiab4c. cleat,
rupanMbk and fa Lo--c lo dlntc,
ad. -tend &«4W1)'1. badland
lllCft. Sod-. SW~A ~. lftGY. pelitt, )(MS yrs younc. Sipil lhU.
c.JI '42&.
30 scclJ lllnCIJH F f °' rormncc. ~cdaU!1111 oplllJlll kh\'1l1e1
Antlham Call 3909
ATTRAcnVE.LO\OIWltSW\1 •u lllrllll\'e 1ona lla.r swr eo.u
Mca Call 4176.
ATI'RAcnVE. FTT.SMMT, Ath
IClJC. l'Ol'IW111t, DWM. 6·1·111s.40'1
1omm pruty, fa. 1111d1cen1, Clllli>
... ~ '"VT\lfl.J0.-40f« darlt
.,.. ~ lmd, cn1"J and aim umes. ll&l&h111 91\d lov911. L.a&11na Ni111tL Call ... n.
ASIAN Qli'F.E.N :-.rJ:OF.D. SW't. 4S, bad, mccn, hand:sont bur.na.s
"'"7Wf lillds onenuJ lad)' JG. 3.S wbo
ltlta S11hn1. aolf ltmt', Cln1pU1I m
mounia n Ind Iona Willi on the
beach 11 n.p. N~ BCICll. Cao
4190.
SW\1 Pllotr.ss!O~AL. ~pa
60 bl.I looks hn 50, .S'1/149. io.e
hfe, 1m 1111clli,_ and Clllued. \al
l\IS, &ol(, •• !lid mare. W1111 tcry
1UnCl1ve., preay lilly under 50 IO
~ ;oaie ol mr1C -id!. 11.C. for
COIMllUtcl rd11-..hip Ncwpon
Bead\. Call 4994,
S WM, Jl. 6'/111, de(reed JlfO( ~
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EDUCATS>, Allf1£1'TC. flm·low·
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.0 for rdalw dip IA ~
Call 42A6.
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• nly ..... t.dy o( ba41y,
dianll, ~ 1k pl (j
cw•Mliwll A ~ Las
btp ......... acr* ol
1111. ...I Ind ocean rwau lo int
'Call~.
S<DttPIOSWM SO's, ah!Q1e, ~14
tcm11, 11 .. tt. ~ $cdj swr
40t N/S. NcwpCJl'l BcadL C..ll 4'57
ATHLETIC, PlOFESSIOML.
SWM. U. -a. i!.m. day t.d\
lldy IO .... ll Ga 5'mltt 8aach. c.n )$37.
UM"OSOMF., SHY \tA.~ ~. S7/
UO. I Joor 11111$1(, ~MS Looh11 few cllt rp llllldl LCJ'I& 8elcll. Cd 4267
OWM rRon;ss!ONAL ~7 ~\
-to fflPY the aood lilt ul
n~, llUIC, lllO"IO, -.IS, llld
iaivlld.4.S-51 ClrqtCOllll~ c.11
4112
SKLEJt SKATU. PILOT. ra ~ 11.
blue e)"d collt&e pio/'CAW'tf, f1r1)'
wnelhtnc, romanoc, kuid. ~rh
bn111y. fimr. r11. (rial',Qlly Qblc
Cl)i&Jh lady fer •Cf'IJ mcl, ttru nace N""P<I" 0.dl C..11 ~ 1~
WRfTER SEEXS WRmJI.. SW\1
ll,6'/110 ~~
1111 re. ~ell) CO-wnta for ~
llld l'Ollll1l1Clt. a.nio.. Cati ~
!:DUCATED PROF'f.SSIO\AL
SWM. 6'2'fllS. "'Jl'Y' dln1ni, d.r'oc
'Ill-wacnds WJ 'lender S ~+
40-50, Clllllflll*". puvu, fl# ~n
c:crc ~ lrvw. C.11 •ISO
PHYSICIAN. .5S, S1 lskndo. 1.p
~1111· WJ ailll•'tlcid, )IQIKll/ul
UlaJocUC (CJ suppMl~t ~t
rtlai1011#11p. Lot Al1111110t f all
t660
Af'R l.1.\i SK\1. II. Sb", band
llOIM, t«kl '"' JCllU' yo.lllf,111 (c malt IO WR the finer~· m l~e Wit Reaal Call Oil
$8\t (if_~l.\l \), ._. SWF """°
u honcll. luyal, __, \liftS • ICn<\ll
rtlt11(lnllup. 'SID Satu AIL Can
)6j0
Sb.'5lJOUS BAOl'El.OR Hlftl
Ille ullnme ~ lo dlft l'Oll'M
llL lllJIKU II\ kullflCM ot..,fnin\
bcatll ~ Sun~. Bad\ Call
4)17
N 60!'1, -rewed ~"WM, 6/200
..+!o-.sto111m1 \.ISSWI'••
i.11.~·l'!llnded,ltltesio._el
111d sllft QpmML 111111, •v.cll•f,
teA11tJly .,,_Yt_ CllljO)'I sparll nl
l1nuly "'"pon Be.di Call 4&$1
H\S'4011lOUS. HAPPY, KAND
50'4.E. SWM • .SO, S'l l'/I 'JO. M,
tetks blilolll'*UlY 31 SO for_
Ill&( ill rtlal!ONll.p Cypfe# Call
490$
HANDSOM!;, SUctESSF\JL
SWM,N/!,Sl,S'la/I 7'.~'1" -i...-. hcM&. ~ ucwe, fll/V'I hrc. SealAa SW!', "'*'-tl1111, bcaullul 2'·lS r« a-.
la'lll rdllillllllhip Irv-. Clll )5)2.
fM LOOKINCi ml A WOMAN'°
maktff'f'1"*1'Y•tlldwllo~Dkt
11111141 pnoniy. A1*1 • -o( --........ ---. .. lie---· ... lft10911 ....... 31 ........ fl0'/161.ea... ..... Call 3'°'1
F\1N LOVJNO, Sf~mVF., C1U1 .-..111sww.~,..~
111-i.. ...... all cullurll K11Y1
IM W. tlll'tllr •II, SM/SAF,
Ni'S, 2Hl. r. Jtio • • +-.w. ~l•1~ h 111&. Call 3S2.5
F1l£WAl.Jt•ftla•<9• bike. CJ, nci.. ....,., al. lly)
42,S1Wt6S. lMAlldm-Clll• I
SW\4 Tf.DOV W.Al .,.,_
o<tunar.6'/2'10 WtSWF II
preuy, 10 «llJOY hit W•1t
C"'*11 J2JI.
t\Rt. YOU A-. nlipft. OI
-1icn..-OinUll7 $8\4 4 •·111s.Mma AM..Oinl&aM
hmihll ccnklOllt -lS )6,
111e, no1 -IOS poundl, Jlftf
YIM)' I.al~ Call 4261
llOT DOG' SWM ~ for I
-111)1 lliCS. wie--.t rtli aid OlllOllL Laa~ Call 421
llOT mo ~Ida SW\4 )I
~~for rom.tt II
12. ~~ --Wanna dal lt) Ca!IJ761.
RO."IASTlC ..,,,1t Atllll aalc. J'
~WTIUtct, -dnako • .n ,_ tr• llr'J !We. Al~
C.llJ9
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pr«IJl4d~ Vfl'J --..n. 111-~
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D'Wll. \IS livt II 1wt1ricn4 Sata;a
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S~ ltl:AI f.Mt .,_tlops, alh
ltlt., .,... «d ..... •·' lS"' ~ ........... \0,. tki f!ttl'/
day. ,.. "' ...... ~. tnd
ftOD..'-'\l-4tt ~ a.11 J6o'S
Use optton 3 tor
more .n In our
voice penonata!
A 1\IU'llC llM 10, S'll\ 60. Mii
1m. Of!0\1$ •bollt lltcrn•u-• bfot)lt, ..t1111 11m1lur U· \S
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b~. fleJty lt#k ~OU be
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4921
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rtlM'nthlp "'Y tiS'· eW.. rlM .-. Cou Ms&. C•I *Jll.
810, 6'2/DO, muaWM. 34. l~n
pro(cmMNI ... pull\IC, "'6dlo u... lu.llw. Olhcr M.n '"' dlJ
a.a '"" SM\ ~' ptdlf'l'td. u. ~ Call 4959
f-'TT' OWM lt, 116oMs.."' ..U
-111,Q ... lat ~ ~. 2.540 Tll&UL CA'll 4'03
llA.\;090Mi GWM. ,_. 1Dc1k
............ lllllalbnl .. -~'&:·::t'•..,.,. Colla
OWMJ4,S'WZJO,...,,._.(ll·
15),tflySWHtfar ao,.I_....._
............... Com. dill Mir. Call *2.
MATUU SWM. mmo ..... _., SW•M lar ,,.._. .._
111111\a ....... NC..t.t.. Call
4919.
MOVIES
andyman' not typical horror schlock (i.e~ ii' s g~odl
-ey S3)' I $hcd innoc-cn blood W//a t b
if not to be shed?"
it's 3 cut above (no pun intended) Lhc
fright-facto~ herd. Opening wi1h a
db.quieting overhead shot of Chica_go set to
Phitjp Gla'>!I~ creepy, repc1 i1iou!I score; the
M:Cnc i.w11ches 10 swarm'> of bees fanning out
0\Cf the C1ly in aeocalyplic fashion (great
mctJphor for the constant bua of innuendo
th:u runs through the film) J'I Candyman\
off-screen. \01ce-of-dl)Om. Dolby rumble
111tonei. hb basic credo (" ... l'll i.Jit you from
stomach to groin with my hook ... ").
Lemmons) setting their sights on
C:indym:in's legend as the topic of their joint
dissertation on urban folklore.
bee-filled deep-kissing.
Whereas many genre talent) bombard )Ou
llith hcup.-, of pLCu.ifieJ .iural·\ 1~uJI mood
effec1~. Ro .. e delivers )Cores of \c:iril) poctk
·compmi11on): \\hen H elen. h.1\lng JU'>l
\tumbled upon CanJ~man\ hiJc·out, enter'
it lhrouc.h the -.creaming. mouth ot a mura+
ul the hl·:i .. 1. CJnd~m:in c:ippang u 111ut\.kr h~
hlc.>\\ing h1m~cll bad .. "JrJ thruut:h a '"inJ~h\,
the biter lced1ng :i purJuincJ h.th) hluo.>J
-Co nd)man
t's all true, )OU know.
Sleuthing around the laucr's ghcllo
11tomping-grounc.h, they d1sCO\Cr that a
\\Omara namcJ Ruthie Jl!Jn \\3i, murdcr~d in
her Clbrini Green apartment a fc\, )car-,
bJCI.., and that all the residcnb Jrc
c.:011\.IOCcd that CanJ)m.1n \\a, rC'>fXIO'l\llc.
Since l lelcn i'> one of tho'c really ralllln.11,
from '"' hool.. .
The story that someone's friend's
distant cousin told you about hord~
of 30-foot :ilbino alligator II\ 111g 10
florida ewer~. Or \lo3S ii New York? Or
.ll about your buddy's budd)\ IOI) about
, .. oman who tried to dial 9 I I \\hale a
rlk·handed booge)'-man smashed through
bJthroom mirror to slash her to ribbons'>
n Dcrn:ird Ro c' terrific "Cand)man,"
sely based on o noveleuc by Cli .. c 01\rker,
the public's hive-mind of rumor anJ
tion:il belief thtll creates the cpon)mOus
n tcr. Mo)'bc one of the bc.1>t horror films
the la t few years, "Olndyman" i a
A OlJJCstcrwl, exterminating spirit ming
out of the squalor and urban despair of
Chfcago's Cabrini Green hou ing projects,
CanJ)man's kgendary JUice comes via the
"'orl s of faith of his supcrstitiou
"congrcga11on": in the graffiti, dreams and
hcadlinci. that perpetuate his myth. Therc'i.
abo a terrible, fatal seduction :it the core of
thb monsh:r: lf you say hi name foe times
whale looking into 3 mirror, he cnn be
• 1cudemic type-;, she doc~11·1 bclic'c ii o l
course. She changes her tune hO\\C\ er "hen
the trtufarcti::rr:mer shows-up,o-cha~C' her
life into one nc .. er-cnding da)mare.
A n intelligent chiller \\ith a
mesmcri.ting, Mate!)', glaci:il Sl}lc.
"Candyman," despite its dollops of
blood, is most successful when i t's busy
drawing correlJtions bet...,ccn 11\e
mass-mind'.1> embrace of m)'thos and our o" n
willingness -no. c:igerne)S -to ht.1nger for
the lcth:il schDdenfrcude of the unkno\lon.
This comes together smashingly in a scene
where Madsen's Helen and the suave
butcher himself end clinch with a bit of
llc\ide' the pcrfornunce .... \\Ith ~Lu.hen
supcrt> a' The no~crher·ull\\111111,:: 'ii:tim
..Cand)m..in" ooa'h one of the b.:'1 g1..11r1.:
\Cnpb 1n )CJri., perfcctl) c:.111.hing 1h.: dc..iJh
gl:lmour that lhrler's eh.x1ucn1 demon lo\cr
holds f(!r his prey. At one point J) he's
. trying to woo f\tndsen into Jeath, Cand)m.rn·
says. in his best ovcrampl1f11!d \\hi.,pcr: "I
am rumor ... u 's a blei.scd !ltale ·1 o Ja\'e 1n
other people's dreams; 10 be "lmpcrcd JI
street corners but not ha\c to be " rate -hell, lyric:il -gore sho..., and murderou ly invoked. ·
1ous meditation on the cre:iuon of
temporary folklore.
From the get-go, "Cnndyman" rcvc:ili. that .
The iotory proper has University of Illinois
doctoral candidat~s H elen Lyle (Virgjnia
Mad en) and Bernade tte W:ilsh (Kasi
The StMI: Al Pacino, JKI<
Lemmon, Ed Hams
The Story: A quartet of sleazy
real estate ~nts (Pacino,
Lemmon, Hams, Alan Ari<Jn) arc
foo:ed to use ~ry dog-eat-dog w-.m they know When the
corporation's hatchet man (Alec
Boldw'in) lays down the new
orticc policy: The top salesmen of
the month gets I Cadlllac .
[ldor.cjo, The second man will
get a set of steak la\Nes;
~ryone dse gds I pink slap.
The Scoop: Alt electrifying
adaption of Oevid Mamet's play
and profondy funny, scorching.
needle~d view ol the survival
ol the unfittest which ls especially
relevant fot the economic malaise
ol the '90s. Director .*nes Foley,
vmo has In past ftlms ("At c~
Range," "Mu Daf1<, ~ Sweet")
been overty ftortd, perfectly
captura the amoral tang of
Mamet's language, and gets
unbd~ablc petfonnances from
the ensemble cast. Thcx.eh
evayone's great. Lemmon, as the
otflc:c war-horse on 1 bad streak,
Is the stuff of wNch fut\ft Oscars
Ire made. This Is HarinS, thespic
ever clear on every lewl. A note:
Watch Pacino's earty scenes wfth
Jonathan Pryce and realty listen to
whit he's saying.
The Score: 7
loofWI t.ed an 1·10 te*, 10 ~ ~tt
Under Siege
Rated: R
The St•n: Steven Scagal, Tommy
Lee Jones and Gary Busey
The Story: A schizo Navy
commander (Busey) and rogue
CIA agent (Jones) team up to
take over the USS Missouri and
make a killing on the arms market
by selling the ship's arsenal of
Tomahawk nuclear·tlpped
missiles Unbeknownst to them,
they are being stealthilY hunted
by the ship's cook (Seagal), an
ex·SEAL <kdicated to stopping
the terrorists at any cost ...
The Scoop: Merc1f\Jlly free of the
kind of jingoistic flag-waving
you'd apect with the material,
Steven Seagat's newest film
could best be described as "Dae
HMd Goes to Sea." As usoal, no
real surprises here, just St~·s
standard brand of good ol'
Politically Incorrect ultra·viofcncc
as he knifes, ch<>Ps, sJc~,
!JOU9a, blows up and otherwise
wastes the baddies with the
occasional sardonic wittkism. As
far as The St~ Seago! Atrocity
Ot)mpics Htghlishb are
concerned, two sequences ore
sure to linsct: 1 nice, messy
lmpaUng by girder and a
cllmlCtic duel In which the main
villain has his eye tom out just
before the coup-<k·grace of 1
lcnffc In the brain. fairty exciting
non-step let.ion.
The Score: 6
Mr. Baseball
Rated: PG-13
The Ster: Tom Selleck
The Story: When his ~tting
average and attitude fall below
232, rebelhoils New Yor1<
Yankees star Jack Elliott (Selleck)
1s traded to a Japanese tum,
Nagoya's Chunichi Dragons. A
rugged, fun-loving 1ndiVidualist,
Jack can't abide the fanatical,
tcam·Oriented rc91mcn of his
adopted team. and instantly
collides with has perfectionist
coach, Uchlyamo (Ken Takalcura).
In sprte of his initial abhorrence
to the Nippon sports mind-set,
Jack -with the help of a
beautiful p.r. woman (Aya
Tekenashi) -eventually gains
insight and understanding of the
team ethos of his new coontry.
TM Scoop: AlthoUgtl we've seen
o tuldred variations on the
fish..out-of .woter-ugty-American-
01Hhe-rompage scenario, "Mt.
Baseball" Is dNcttJng enough fun.
The combative relationship
between Sdlcdl and Tllcakura is
hi9flly entertaining, as ~ the
game and training scssk>ns whkh
«Jtr'Ne'f the kind of wisteria
gordcn rnetkutousness with
which another culture Interprets
one of our country's favorite
pastimes. The one major
drBwback is the rather
predictable romance between
the brash ployu and girt
The Score: 6
With imaginalion and class to pare,
··candyman" 1s one sugar-dc\11 to bclie\e in.
Raring on 1-10 scal.c, JO being best: 1.
Hero
Rated: PG-13
The Stars: Dustin Hoffman, Geena
Davis, Mdy Garcia
The Story: After being rescued
(olong with several other
passengers) from a plane crash
by reluctant petty cnm1nal Bernie
~Plante (Hoffman), TV reporter
Gale Gayley (Davis) plays up
Bemic's Impromptu heroics for a
ratings boom. Since Bernie
disappeared after his Samaritan
actions, Gale and her station tum
the unknown hero into o media
star ond offer S 1 mllion if he
reveals hi~lf. Whe.n dnftcr John
Bubber (Garcia) steps forward to
claim it, Bernie is not happy ...
The Scoop: AA uneasy mix of
genial Capra-com and '90s
cynicism, "Hero" makes the
mistake of trying to have it both
ways: \\'hlle it posits some good
q~tions regarding our confused
contemporary definition of
penonal heroism, it seriously
missteps In simultaneously
coodemning and embracing its
coq>riscd char"cters While
Glfcla is fine as the
conscience-stricken opportunist
who nonethel6S fits the bill,
Hoffman's over-used mannerisms
make him come across like a
middle-aged R.atso Rluo
Despite a few good chuckles
here and there, the film Just can't
make up its mind.
The Score: 5
ffSTIVALS
A' Faire
sweeps
campus
Noble • pc:i~ant • JCSlef")
:ind pir:ites will stroll
throughout the shire as the
Golden Wc!lt College cam-
pu!I in Huntington Beach b
1rani.formed into the h\'O·da)
1992 Rcn.l1i.,:111cc A 'Faire 10
:l m.-dui.l. Saturda)·Sunday.
Modeled :iftcr life in the
16th century, the rc .. 11v:il j.,
C\pcctcd 10 draw 20,000 \l:>i·
I Or'
Parlmg is free and admii.-
sion ticket:> -S!i for aJult~.
SJ for swdcnt' .rntl en1or
and free for children under
10 -tan bl! puri:ha-.cJ al
thc gJtC . •
h.>r mu te inform.ttion. 1..all
S48...i942.
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CALENDAR ... -. 540-12 2 4
Best Bet
Second City returns to Orange Coast College Saturday evening for its eighth appearance in as
many years. The famou s improv comedy ensemble, known for ats outrageous slice-of-life humor,
is back by popular demand. Curtain is set fo r 7 and 9:30 p.m. in OCC's intimate Fine Arts Recital
Hall. Advance concert tickets, priced at $10.50, are on sale in OCC's Community Service Tic ket
Office. Tickets will be sold at the door for $13. To purchase by phone, call 432-5880.
COMEDY:
From 7
01 Doui; Benson. Don Bamh.Jrt and Jorn
t lnpt• -appear; Oct 26-"'o"' I Show-
tomb fhu™-1ay 8 JO pm, Frod.iy di 8 JO
.ind Ill 30 pm . Saturday JI 8 and 10 JO
p m and Sundd) Wt'<fn~JY, at 8 JO
pm Admossoon S7-10
8 Or.ange Co.ut College hnl.' Arts Recital
ti.ill, !701 FJ1r\tC\>\ Rd . (O'>lJ Ml'Sd, 432·
t;tjHO Second Cory, thi: famous omprov
cum«dy ens<.'mble from Ch1c.igo, makes •ts
l'oghlh Jppearance in as many )CiHS 7 and
9 30 pm Oct 24 Tod.NS S 10 50 in ad-
' .>nee S 13 a1 tht> duor
( OMMLJl\;IT Y l \/£1'.;h
on thord through mth grndes, cost is SS (or Hand~." Flying Cttse QuilcM' biannual
members. S8 for non-members and reser-quilt show featuring display of more lhan
Yahons are m.indatory 1 SO quilts, presented in Building No. 14
• l..lguna Ari Museum 307 Cliff Dm-e, 10 am ·S p.m Oct. 24 and 10 a m.·4
Laguna Beach. 494-8971. "Stocks and Pm Oct 25. Admission· SJ -S4.
Stones May Break Your Bones. but Art " 8 Orange County Market Place 1n the
os the totle of the 8 pm' Oct. 24 benefit for main p.lrl..ong lot at the Orange County
the museum 1n which contemporary woAs Fairgrounds. 100 Faor Drive, COSLl Mcs.l,
will be auctioned off. Works now available 723 6616. Thousands of items on sale at
for rrev1ewing. and bods woll be accepted the \\.'CCkl'nd, Oj>Cn·air swap meet. Admis·
unto noon auc.toon day. S7S per person sion· SO cents (children under 12 frttl.
cost includes buffet i.erved 6 .30-8:30 p.m. •Red Uon Inn 3050 Bristol St .• 540-
Seating lun1tcd Valet parking aYailable. 7000. "uhfornia Collectors Alms Show,"
• M.ui's at the Red lion Inn 30SO Bristol featuung millions of dollars "'orth of col-
Street, Cost.l ~. S40-920J. Moss English lect1ble guns, rifles and milt!Alry art1foctS
Lealher, on a>soc1at100 woth Red Lion Inn from all natlOnS on display for sale or
and 1993 International Cm.er Model uade. presented noon-6 p.m. Oct. 23, 9
Searcti, pr~nt the Southern California Re-a.m ·6 p m. Oct. 24 and 9 a.m -" p.m.
gK>Oal Finals for M1s.s English Leather Cil-Oct 25 Admission: S7.
•Costa Mesa Art League Callery 1631 endar Corl Challl'nge 7-8 30 p.m ""erY •Westin South Coasl Plua Hotel 666
'>unllu"'er AYe S.mt.i Ana, S40 6430 An Thursday lr\e band performs 9 p.m . Anton Blvd , Costa Mesa, 953-3580. "A
11pt·n huus.e will be held I 4 p m. Oct 2 S midnight Roaring 205 FundSy... the 15th annual
Lut..,t~ will rece"e a re.id)· lo frame pr1nl •Orange County Fairgrounds 88 Fair blad. tie receptron-s1lent auctioo-d1nner
Ii\ prtl<' "''nning .irti~t Cr.ICC M!'q.mian Drove. Costa MC$<!. Junior Le,1guc's Alfred benefoltmg WestMed Health foundation,
8 Jl'wi~h Community Center of Orange Sung Fa~h1on Show 11 30 a m.-1 p.m. begin$ at 5:30 p.m. Oct. 24. Cost: S200
County 250 BJker Si (.1,_1,1 Mt'"'· ;51. Oct 22 "from Our Hearts and By Our per person.
I i.Utl ll'C l\od~ l\lub'\ \t~ .. ,,d , • .,..,,, ol the r.:===========================::;i
..... ,"'" ~ J0· 10 pm O<t !4 ·~ Jn Olym· ... .£ ·x~FL~
p•l '')le Macabea game, >,'\mn.1~"' e'cnu ~ n L L~
, .ind ice ere.am soc1<1I Intended ror children BY JHI SIA
Fresh Fish Dally
All Year 'Round
Breaktaat Lunch
Dinner
•Weekend Brunch 7am-4pm
•Ear1y Bird Specials
•Happy Hour 4-6;>m
•Harbor Brunch Cruises
400 Main St. Balboa
673-4633
••
........ ..,. SHRIMPLY DELICIOUS
Anytime Any Night
FIVE NEW ENTREES s149 s
Shrimp New Orteans
Shrimp Teriyoki
Jama icon Jerk Shrimp Baked Stuffed Shrimp (odd 1l00)
G .11 d J b Sh . Compfflte meals ol o pnce you con offotd n e um o nmp Offer · 111fji
(@!IJ•1;i;Jfij;MJH•1§ffi6n JjM
31 7 Pacific Coast Hwy (at the Pier) -Huntington Beach
1 O Orange Coast Weekend I Thursday, October 22, 1992
-Mesa. 4)2·5880. Flve-f)'!rt d.ince WOti(·
shop that teaches' basocs OI country westem
dance scheduled 7·9 p.m. Frida~. Oct.
30-0ec. 11. F~: S46.
• UCI Fine Ms Villw Theatet, Campus Drive ind Bridge Roil(!, Irvine, 856-6616.
UCI Dance Ensemble $la~ ctasJ.c wotks
by ~ef choftogt•ohen ol 20th Century
Amerian dance Valcric ~tJS. Sophlt'
M.lslow, Oon.>ld Mc._...'tie .ind Antony
Tu<b 8 pm. Oct 28-~0 and 2 and 8
pm.Oct 31 T1clets·S6-SIO·
~ t .... 1 I \ \I ... ~.. .... I 'I t ! \ ( I I .
• B~let Plcirta at-Irvine Bafday Theater.
4242 Uinpus Or., Irvine, 854-4646. '92·
'93 leiSOtl debut hooon late ~
raphcf Clorii NewmJn ~ 8 pm. Oct 23
arid 2-:-30 and 8 p.m. Oct. 24 Progr•m tn· cl~: "Fragmented Flashb.lcl...'' a solo
ballet written by Betzi Roe to the music of
Harvey Reod that was lhe laSI p.ece chorro-
graphed by Newm.1n; "Rhapsod)t 1n Blue.''
choreographed by ·former lJCI faculty
member lames JonM 10 rhe famou~ Ce1~·
win music: "No Less Th.In Every" chon.'<>-
grJphed by Rick M~ulloui;h 1n memory o(
later Jaffrey dancer Edward St1e1ll' tn rhc • CASA HilllOWffn Fesllval .it Cr)")tal
music of Dmitri ShostakoHch's "QuMM Court, )))J Bt>ar ~; C0>t.a Mt's.l, 4C)S·
No. 8". "Refracted Accumulation" by ..:uk 8623. P.'lncake brea..i.tSt, H.111o>. ... een CC)S· ~ef\00 IO~ concNto by U.0~1<0-_!!L"!C!_(OOtc~. ghouloi.h £V~ and more
Britten: and Ballet P.icoloca an"t d1rl'(.tot pu~sented 9 JO 11 ·10 a m Oct 25 to
Molly Lynch's "Different Tr.Jin)" set tn bcne(1t CAs.-. tCourt AJ>f)OlntM Sp-cial Ad
musk 1... St~ Reich Trdets· S 12 S 1 s '1X.'at~) C<hl S25 f0t ch11d1l·n S20 f0t ~, adults
•Ballroom Dancing. 610 W lllth St , Cost.J ~. 644-5110 A cl.l>) 00 bJll • Cout D.iys Jl Of.Jni;e Co.bt Coll~
room dancing and wesc C0.1~ \\\ong ,, o( C~a Mt'Sd, .U.?·5880 30th b1.1~nu.il e,.
( ed 6 7 Tu-Osda nh ~IJIAl f.l,r Sp<'lflWtl-d by OCC s A'>'JO<•· l'r • Y ni,,..t .ited StuJeni.. locu)C) on collq,-e clul».
• (0$141 Mesa Quid..slepptrs .it C~tJ cl.1;)(.'S, org.mozJtoom anJ JC\1\1111..~ 11
Mesa Senior Obzen Centt>r, 19rh !>trt-ct .1.m 1 30 pm Oct r ·28 1n 1he Qu;id
and Pomona A\enuc. Co.ta Mt~ 545 \\'c>l'k condudt~ "'th hQrrw~omrng 1ootl»ll
5669 A senlOf citizen ~uarc dJnl<.' gruup g.ime 7 p.m Oct l l 1n Ll'B.>rd St.ldoum
~b C'\perienctd dancer> to ~on llwrn • Costoa Mtu Community f .air .ii Mt>~
each 1 hursday at 9 a m Verde Shupp.rig Center .lt 1 t.arbor Boule-
•Orange Co.ut College Room 11 U \.lrd anJ A.d.lm> A' nu<'. t~., Mt>s.l, 97 2·
Dilnce Studio, 2701 Fa1~iew Rd., Cv.t.l 4859. free community fJor fntu110g enter-
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LEMON-H ERB CHICKEN
MAluNAn:o Sucw SIRU>IN
Available at all locations.
Refer to the YeDow Pages
for the Reuben's
nearest you.
AsThE
SuNGo~
DoWN
l'wIUGH'T DINNERS WITH
BEVERAGE & DES.5ERT,
STARTING FROM
sio~
S.7 PM DAJl.Y. Au.NIGtrrSuNDAY.
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Available at all locatioM.
Refer to the Yellow Pages
for the Reuben's
nearest you.
. .
taonmenl, food Mld booths fOf Red Ribbon
Weck 11 01 m.·2 pm. Oct. 24,
•. CountryfHl .it South Ol.tsi Plau Vil-IJ~, 1611 Sunflowtf Ave., wnt.l AN,
4lS·20SO. More th.in 40 Amefian Coun.
try anllques dealers ~atured 9 01.m.·S pm.
Oct. 24 on t~ Viii. greeo. SS <ldmis.s.oo
tndudes 001Pi18 entrn.linment by uhco
and s.ut_Ju.in am Blue Cr.m 8atid ~ J
p.m lecture l:>or Bob K.looun, aulhot1ty and
foremoiR coll«tor ol Ameflun Indian
Tr.ade Blank&
•Country festival at Shttp Hills Paik.
MOullon Parkway ;and l;agun;a Hills Ori~.
Aliso V.e,o. Ctilh f;a~ .Ind concert 10 eel·
l'b1.itt Aliso Vieio's 10th .lnn1~ry in· cluck~ frtt .admisslon to craft a1ea, en1er-
tJ1nmcn1, ctoldfen's Ktiv1ties, (pod boochs
.and demonSlr.ltiolu 10 • m.·S pm. Oct.
24 Free concM by Western Union .it 6
p.tn.
• Hyund.ll Red Ribbon blly and S..fely D.ay Oii H)'\'~I N;a1ion1I He.ldQwrters,
lOSSO Talbert, Fountain Val~. 96S·l42S hre .inti-drug ;and .alcohol wfet)' fo1re Ou
JI (e.)1ures dming demon)l1.111ons. m·
tonn.lhon booths. police ind f11e dep.lrt· n~n1 ~fillOOJ and mn<e
• P.ainl the-Town Red ii Htor1t.IJ:t Po1n.,
founw1n v~. 841-7804 0t 965-442)
Rl<d Ribbon Week ~ilhOn bq;1M .1ftl-T
VQ!unrttn and vooth grouj» ~ it City
II.Ill ;it 10 a.m. Oct. 24 to he red nbbot'ls
.iround light posts, llees Ind otht'f Sl.ltlOn
an obtecb
• Rtd Ribbon WHll blly al Hun1111g1on lk-llh 1 ltgh School, Ma·n Sllt't'I .ind '{'()fl.;.
ru ... n tiunhf\llon Bexh. SJ6·2S l4 M ·
)etnbly "~ rally on 1Ud1um flf'ld Oct )() ~ppott d1ug·ffff lifestyle.
• Reub~ A'fAl,. ill c.olden We-st Col~gt'. ~n West o1nd Mcfildden
Hunhngton Be~. S~8-4942 Third annual fa,, fe.:nuie uoubidours, CJ.lib. m1M1reb,
gy~. authentic culsfM, Sh.ak.t!spearein pl;iyen. m.tgicliM, if'wlery, d.JOCM and more 10 a.m.-duik Oct. 24-25 Admission,
U ·SS !ch11dtt'n under 11 frttl.
I II\'. · ·
• Colden Wffl Col~ 1 S 7 44 <Alden \\~ SI • Huntanaton leach "Cl~ St'nt0r Film Feti~" pmentcd ) p.m
T~vs in forum It throutdl Dec. 8 The
tilm> ·'r-:une" ICkt. 2n; "Protocol" (Nov
JI, ''A long WlfY Home. We're a r1m•ly ~·n" (NoV IOI, "All Off.at Mld • ~
rlim;m.. !New. 1 n; "ICQmrf ~ teramef''
<Nov 24); "The ~ In 8'ue" ID«. 11;
and "The s.cwy "RQbin Hood'' (DK. 81.
AdmlSSIOn: &ft to Cold ~ atth>ldets .ind ~~ ptople. for informa-
tton, all &§S-4281.
• 0t""P Co.ti CoUep 2701 Fairview
Rd .. COit.i Mesi. 432·5&80 "Armch<lir ~res" film Rfiel cononue 8.30
p.m Nov. 13 in OCC's Forum W1dl "New E~nd ~." Olher films· "The
V A RutM.ln R~ Advt-nlure"
!Fe . 26); "Norway" <March 121; "veece" IM.ltd'1 26); ''TM Se.. ind
Shott ol S..Jol" (April 231; .lnd 1•R1vcn or
Fr•nce" (May 71. AdmiMlon: U .SO.S7,
Se.uon llcl.eu no.
1111 1• • ' ''
• Blwe M.\,.. Coffffhouu 1907 H.lrbor
Bl~. C<M.i ~. 646·5776 "The ~-tt of POt'try.'' an lr.ine Auoci.lhon ol the Arb
ptoductt0n, debuts 7:30 p.m CkL 27. Ad·
m1»ion: (rff.
• Flh~~l 451 loobtott llnd Col·
rtthouH S40 South to.st ~ .. Laguna
8e¥h, 494-S1S1 The )ewish Commumty
Center's monthly boolc drliC\l»IOO woup
meets 11 a m -noon Oct 28 to dt)(utS
"Woman Hollw1ng Crttk" by Solndr1 Cis
flt''°'-wtue coll«tion ol stories ~plote~s the ~ and ~auty ol the innt'f
l1"ft ol ttlc Uitino worNn. Admis.stOn frtt
• Myttery Unk 332 F0ttst A~ .• Su.le 9,
LilguN Beach. 376-024.4 JesK' Sublett.
ett.atOf ol the Martin Fffldt'f myMery wrift.
<lUl<>lf.IJft Copel ol h6 Utest boolc
"Boiled In Conerfte" 1·3 p.m. Oct. 25.
• ~ lffch Publit Ubr.iry Coronol del Mar Bt.anch, 420 Mlrilold, CoroN def
M.lr, 644·3187. "Kic:b St\lf," I (rf<t' boolc
dub ~.net ror teeond thfougtl fifth gad·
en .aiid ~rint Sllotla. ~Mive ck.am.at·
ics. ilJtS and crafts and discussions with loc.ll ;authors, held Wednesdays a{ ):30
p.m. throush Nov. 4.
• Newport Buch Public library Mmncrs
Branch, 200S Dover Or , Newport Beach,
644·) 14S. "After Sdiool Bool Oub," .l
free book dub geartd for second through
fiflh grilders ancf reatunng SIO!ies, Cl't'llll~
dr.unatic:s, ~Its and oar~ ;and discuSS40ns
with loc.ll authors, held Wednesdays o11 )
p.m. through Nov. 18.
•Newport Be.id! Public Libmy Newport
Centet Branch, 8S6 Newport Center D,,ve,
Newport B~. 644-3187 and 644·3181. fr~ i;>a1ama storyume fo< 3· .and 6-~ar·
olds Olfered Monday e\Oenings .u 7 through
Nov. 2) •
• Upchurch-Br~n Booksellers 384 For-est A ... e., No 15, Laguna Beach, 497-8)7).
Marvin l1e~n1 founder o( the mocforn
conscrvati"e l'llO\ement. )1gns llnd d1scus.:.es his autobiography "Cooung Out Conoerva·
hVt'" 2..C pm Oct 24 lJCI \Vnhng Pro-
gram student.s re.xi from their worl..s 8 p m
Oct 28
\\[I 11'-.< ,-.., ,\ "I \\I'-. \I\'>
2S.:P!bwam futures "Oh. had I Jubal's Costa Mt'S.l, 432·5880. Mesa, 850-9090. Paul Kent Quartet, foa·
lyre" from H.lndel's Ofator.o "~hua" \\ith •Orange C0.1st Singers al St. Paul's Ep•>· tunng Milch \\ltchell on ~"Uphone, Tt!m
guest soprano uur.t Fries, two sonatas by c~I Church, Tustm, 495•5980. Conduc· Eagan on bJss, Louis de F.arr.> on ~1lll~ ~g Phihpp Telem.inn, JS. Bach's harp-IOI Rich.lid Raub le.l<is. "A Bach Concert" Stacy Holland on dtums and Kent on l..h·
SJC01d Tocc.1t.1 in D minor, a recorder so-8 p.m. Oct. 24 featuring three cant.11w of boards, plays 6·9 p m. Sundays t>on Mill· nat.11 by Benedetto Marcello ;and a vi~ J.S. Bach; "A Christmas Concett" 8 p m er's Big Band plays music f0< dancing evef)'
cello SC>Nta by Francesco Ceminiam. Dec. S featuring the annual, popular Sing· Mond.ly from 8·11.30 p.m Admis\ion·
Other concerts ian. 10 and ~I 2S. rid:-erso concert; "A Collage or Composers" 8 free.
ets: SB ~ concert or S20 for the series. p.m. March 1l .:itRedfulJ Lulhcun Church •Blue M.uble...Correehouse 1907 Harllor ~ cllecl.s ID 19795 Villager Circle, featunng MICl<Jle Nies to present d.ly choral Bl\.d , Cosu Mesa, 646-5776 lhe Lu Eco
Y0tba Linda, 92686 Of call OOt' or the l11eratu1e, and "Trle O.usial T1ad11ton of homides Tllo plays blues 8· 11 pm Oct.
numbers above. Haydn" 8 p.m. May 8 11 OCC's Ro~rt B 22 and 29. Enerjau pl.>ys 1.uz Oct 30 •t 9
• ln.ine 8.irclay ThHler 4242 Campus Moore Theatre featurinf an evemn~ of p.m ·midnight.
Dr .. Ir.me, 854-4646. UO Cultural Events minic by Joseph Haydn. d.cts SB·S 1 • Cafe Lido SOl JOlh St Newport BcJch.
presents San ~ lail..o performing Ira· •Orange County Philharmonic Society 675-2%8 tndeya sings J.lU .>nd blues Oct d1tional Jap.>nese drumming 8 p.m .. Oct. at Orange County Perf<>fming Ara Cenrcr, 22 Bene p a 1 • d H on c• f ••-..... r 2s T,_, "'". S18 1~•1'ne ,.._mer•tJ ot=ns its · 1 1 e r ~n .>rm 1 y y..., ,,~ ..... .. u • • '-" " 600 T(>Wn Center Drive, CostJ ~. 646· form Oct. 23 155 co~ert Ot!e 01.-e l\o'\c:Ne1I '92·'93 "Glorious Music from t Ba· OCPS. Bulg.irlJ's Sofi.l Philha1mor11c ton· sing\ ;au and blues 5.Jturd.iys m Ocrouer
roque" season 8 p.m. Oct. 28 with guest dueted by Emil Tab;ikov performs 1\\-n IS) covert, Wayne W.l)ne's New Conrem
solo1>1S and • chamber orche>tta perfi>rm· Bcetho-.en worl..s: Violin Concerto 1n D porJry Band performs Tuesda)''S '" CX-ro-1~ Alessandro SCilrtani's "Audi Filia" (St. MaJOr and Symphony No ) on E·tl.it l\o\J,ar, ber KeyboOlrds and 1.ouls b) Sp<'l.iJI
Ce-c1ha), John Blow's "Bles.scd 1s the Man," £ro1ca. 8 p.m. Oc1. 27 V1ohnis1 Masui..o GuC$1S Wcdne'>CIJVS 1n October Joe NJpr.i "Awal.e1 My Lure". and "St. Cecilia's u-Lioda1Sg"-lsol""'T1deb Sll·SH he ,. ,., ...... "'" and T All·St.:irs perform Oct 2'J 1 'l' Song" and Johann sebast1an Bach's "M.l&". n.. k u~ d G I <X. 30 SS nifiat 1n 0 " Other concerts JJn. 15 and A & Bl u.:re ruvr eJu\ roup P il)S t. Jazz, New ge ues co\erl Sho\\otomes 8;30 pm.· 1 J m M.ly S. Tick<'U S6·S 12 per concert. S24· Thur)(.l.lys .;inJ SundJ)''!>·\\\-dnC'ldd\'; 9
SJO fut the series l~1ne Youth S)'mphony 1·JO am fodJy·SJturdJ)'S pe-rforms ill Children's H.llk><.\een ConcM • All.i corree WarehOU$(' & Ro01sting Co.
11 .am. Oc::t 31 T1d.ets S5-S10 lfrte fOf 506 31st St. Nt'WpOtt BNch. 675 0231 •upistrano's 1325 E O\~r Ro..J ~1 1•
ch11dr<.-n in costume) Al1ern.l1J~ p .. wfolk duo Shannon's ~l Ana (>.11-4<)()1 hery Sul"dl\ enf'\ air• r
performs 8 30 pm Oc::t 29 noon JlU leatunng the sound, 0 1 II •· Rtm • IWlet Pildfica at lrwl<' B.lrcwy Thc.Jtre, • Misltr ChOfalt ol Or.ange County .u l<ob.l)J.shi r,.0 umpus Dme Jt UCI, Ir.inc, 642·927S. t~ Ot.tnge Cwnty Petf0tm1ng Alts C'.enter, • S..rb.aco.i 3333 W. P.lcdic Co.ast H•gh
Post perform.lnc.e d~ .1ecomp.1ny 600 TO\\on Center Dr .. Cost.) Mes.a, S56· way, Newport Beach, 646 6090 SaXo-• u rmtlo's )520 E P.io tic Co.l>t H1~h·
b.Uct comp.iny's umwl concert perfoon· 6262. Tht Wesl Co;asa premoere or Paul phonlSl Jeff(;onu~ and his b.lnd perfoim way. CoronJ dcl M:lr, 675-1922. ku
.inces ol ·92.·93 ~aSQn Oct 23·24 fe<l· MCUrtJ!t')"'s "lr.oerpool Oratono" is pre-9 pm. fodays Cionza~ plays soprano sa'ophone 8 pm
turt'\ Betz1 ~co-hosting with Ballet P.Kl· Wtlttd Oct 24 rd&. S2S·S 100 • Blrraporelli's 3333 Bri)tol St , Costa Mon<bys ..
ric.i d11ect0f Molly Lynch "\\lh.lt's the D1f· ~----------------------------------';.__-------ft'ft'fl(e Modein ~ Ballet~" Adm1s~
lrl"t' w1lh regulJr concert ltd.'-'b <S12 SHI Ctln~ 8 p m Oct. 23 ind 2 30 and 8
pm Oct. 24.
•Hi-Time Cell.trs 2SO Ogle St., Cosu
Mes.1, 6S0.846l. TiSllng\ Of nt'W wines
from old wineries fe.lturea 3-7 pm Thurs·
d.iys New wine am11.lls liSIC!d l ·B p m
Fridays. \Vtnery l.1Sl1ngs presented S..tur·
d.lys. Price pet taste varies.
• Irvine Fine Ms Ctnler al Heritai;c
P.aA, 1021 Y.tle A~. lrvint', SS2·1018
One-d.ty worl..shop 9.)0 a.m.-4 p.m Oct
24 1ndudes do~. dt'monstr.:ihons
and pr.xtal experience in photogr.>ph1ng
fobhlOll models Fee U S
• Newport H.ubor Art M1ASeum 8S0 So.an
Clemente Dr .. N~ Bexh. 7S9· 1 I l2 "T~y To1llo.s .at Noon" feature NHAM
w 111or Bruce Guenther ai'ing walk·
through lour ol ''New Cthfomia Art. Rach-
el L~1CZ" at noon Oct. 27 Admis-
SIOl'I; free.
• ()ptf'1 hdfic:'s Opeq LN&ue o1 1..1·
SUN BelCh at iht' IMOe ~ home ol Joan and WiUiam Simonolf, 546-7372
KUSC r.adlo ~It)' Bonnie Cta ~Its S p.m OCt. 2S I.bout Ci~
Verdi. wtlCiise piece "II TIOVill~". wW' ~ ~ed by iht' opera comp.toy H'I Janu·
ary Buffet suppt'f fOllows lt'cture ~a·
bons recommeiided. Fee: U S.
• Or.anp Co.lit Collette, 2701 Fi1~ Ro.ld, e0sta Mes.i, 02-~880. "The Art or
O.scounl Tm-el" presenttd 6:)0.9 30
pm. Oct 22 in Room 101A ol OCC's
Business Education Bu11d1ng. Fee. US
"Running Mt. Evert'SI," a slide/lecture pre-
5tntahon that looks at the wotld's h1gl'ICSC
marathon, presented 7:30-9 p.m. Oci. 23
in Room 110 or OCC's Coonsehng •nd Adm1~ Bu11d1ng Fee S7·S8.
• Or.inge Countr Inside ldge at Sco11·~
seafood 83r .ind Cnll. lJOO Bostol, C~a
f\.\Csa, 6'47-1909. Laurie Beth fooes, pres.
dcf\41foonder or The Jones Qoup. spe.ll.s
Ofl "How «> l o..e 'Em and le.1d 'Cm the Orne&! f\.unat;ement Style" 6;)0·8 JO
1 m Oct 28. S25 fee ind~ bufrtt
bre.tlJ.ut.
• Uochurch·lrown BooUefler 38• f0t·
t'Sl Ave . N<l 1 s. l.igun.a ~ach. 4'97· 8373. B.irb.ua Qei\.~teo oriers her st"Ven
..wt'k ~r111ng ~orl>hop 'Wuting .n 11 Your
Life Ot'pen<k'd on It" ~1nn1ng 7:)().9.30
p.m Oct 22.
• Olrb t Church by lh• S.1 United Methodtft 1400 W. S..lbo.I ftlwj,, N
8e«+1 968·S419 °' 970.8545. The Ne--
pea 'H.lrmonia S.roque Pla)'M kJck
their '92·'93 Subtc:ription Setles concerts
iht' acoustics·frie-ndly church 1 p.m. Oct.
Dtlaney's
Newport Beach
630 Udo Part Dnve
For R~•ions call
71467S 0100
er.,.. COMt W11kend I Thur9d8y. Odober 22, 1882
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Baroque music lovers, rejoice! The Ha rmonia Baroque ·Players will present all their ''92·'93 Sub·
!>Cript1on Series concerts in the acoustic-friendly Church By The Sea United Methodist Church,
1.ioo Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. The 7 p.m. performances will be held Sunday and Jan. 10
and April 25. Tickets arc $8 per concert or $20 for the series. Se nd checks to t 9795 Vilagcr Cir·
cle, Yorba Linda, 92686, or call 968·5419 or 970·85.is.
• O•l'drilh Coffl'c I!. hpreuo Bar 4 74 E
l-I ..,, l U>l.l \\1-..1 u4l> 0)2 l PJul t-.l'nt
.1• • Ir < ... I• I ,I\ J p m m1dn.i;h1 ~llut·
d ' \ f11 ' r ffl't'
• lt\snl' 8.:irdJy Thr.t111r 41-l.! (dmpu~
[lr '" '"" 81(> )()(II) UCI Culrur.il h11nrs
tlll'>< nr~ S.in 111'(' T.111..o l"'rf<>rm1ng African,
,11i 1 ,rnd 1.1.u f)<.'ll u"'11n 8 p m Oct 25
I •1 ~"'' S 18 Mull11 ullur.i1 l\rb Counr1I of
t 11.111~1 ( mml\ prt">t'nl\ 1.1u trurnpcier
I 11·.Jd' I h.lit..11d 11 pm < >• t jO Trcl..ct~·
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• \\.J\I • .11 ;,:, d t 11111 tn11 10 ll Hri lul \t
< ·, ''' ·• .,~ 1 ·oou IJ·~ 11.ind dJncing
. t. • 1 • • • , c; ,, I 1~ .,, ~~ 1,11 >:• a<;t Jrh~t>
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8 \\.i"'cll \ Bt tht' Sea 11 • l',1 11tc lu.1-t
I •''·" ILrtir~r"n l:lt•.ich SJb·~SSS
.. : 1,,. ,,,·nrnl 1 ,..i.1\ ~1urt1.1r nights di 8
"' d ltl Jnd "iun<l.11' JI ~ .inc h pm Sfx-
.11 ~ """ H><.1l"r ~tt·µh.in1t: 11.i~nC) on
' I• I ! I p1.1n"t C .< rJld \.'v11-'J;1n' ,inc.J S.l'(fl-
p11111 "' 811\i C '"'P'' on 0.1 24, vocalist
r l1,111" \ •''"·' .ind 1rurnrx.·tc•r Uuddy Chile.le~
" < ,, r ! " ' x 11• I .\\,1\lnl' \ Vt:ldon on
r 1 I 1 U11 n• ,, ,, ~.> r n1t•rt.i1nmcnt
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• Or.1ngt' County Performing Arts Cen·
ler bOO Tm~n ~t·nll'r Dme, C~ta M(!)a,
SS6-AR15 1992 93 ).lU Senes con11nu~
'"th th<! Branford Ma11Jl1s Quartet 8 pm "O\ 21 and lhe Sh11ley Horn Tno and
1rombon1>I O,•lft•ayo Milrs.ilrs 3 p m Feb ..,
• Players t Ill 00 Von K.irman Ave . '"''""· 660·9215 "MJtnbo Kings" Br.u1han 1au
presented Saturd.iys 6·9 p.m.
•Pronto Grill at South Coast Pla.z.a. 3333
Bris1ol SI , Cost.i Me)<) Easy-l1~ening JUZ,
featu11ng sound\ influenced by Tom Jones,
Ton) Brnnett, fr.in!. Sinatra and Johnny
M.:i1h1s, prc.~enll'd S JO 8 JO p m WednL~
d.l)l)·friJa~~
• R.andell's J 1 lunon Ct'fllle Dri~e. Sant.i
Ana. SS6 7700 T 1mc fable pla)'\ cootem·
por.iry 1.uz lhur~.iy n1i;hts 1n October
Cu1ld11~ Randell Young .ind the LA 81~
All.t.J~ play blue.'\ f riday nights 1n October
Secret Circle appe.irs Oct. 24 K.irl Denson
Qu1nrct plays Monday nights rn October
Saxman Paul Carman plays 1azz. Tue5day
nights in October lal1num plays Latin jau
\Vednc$<1.ly nrghb in O.tober. Showt1mes:
8 and 1 l p m Adrn1~~i0n free.
• S.11.ura 8051 ..-.dam~ Ave .. Hunungton
Beach 174 0265 'ioprano saxophonist Jeff
Con,al~ perfrums 9 p.m Thursd.Jys
r---------I Complde Lunch
or Dinner
NIKI'S ~MrfZJ ~ $1.95
1/4 Tandoori Olldcen
Noon, Ri~ &. Salad
WlhCoupon
1/,l Off Lunda
or Dinner
Buy One Combo Get
One At 1/2 Pr1<P
(~equal°' g~ttt llO!ue)
With Coupon
Quality & Healthy
Open Dally I lam to 9pm.
We Ac:rept Peoonal Checks.
3705 S. Bristol,
Santa Ana
(1 blk north of
So.~Pm.a.
next to Oothestime)
850.()595
~1E.1st St.
Twtin
(1 blk west ot
Tustin Ave-.
behind Carl's Jr.)
542-2969
12 Orange OollSt Wee~end I Thursday, October 22. .1992.
•Skylight lobby lounge a1 lr\1"4." M.lr·
11011 18000 Von ~rman Ave .. lr\1nc. 553·
0100 (.is> l1stenmg l'1ll by gu11an'>I Robert
Conlt 5·8 p m MondJy.frid.1y
Uve
Nightty
Peter Shambrook
BED: Band has unique styl
From 3 distioctive blues riffing 11nd •
its focused, and nt once, intense textured fret voicing to the band
:ind hypnotic SI) le of ~und, jokes about his own role
straight-forward delivery. the rock outfit: ''I gue~s I'm in
.Part oC the secret behind t.;.:h,;e-T" __ b"'e_.,..ca:..,·"'us.,.,.c~e\~C~ry::-·un--::-::c':1· -:;cl~se~(o~1h .. er anil\ st) le 1s fio,VE:at1ng Jn Ded gulf amt "flo aud1iionear le: t.
i.ongs are coni.tructeJ. Whae.:i~ The truth, hO\\C\Cf, i~ strange
most songwriter) pen u )Ong to the O'Brien h.id uc1u.11ly gi,cn up th
accompaniment or a guilar or guit.ir (which "'a) in )tOra&e-) wh
piano, the Stubblefields build )Ongs he saw Pannell at a dinner party
ju)l the opposite, kicking things off unJ )))c told him about Ealing I
based on the rh}'thm ic nature or Bed.
bass and guitnr. Now, more than a year la1er,
"When we give Pulli a song, )ht: they ha\.C pknt) of any, intelhge
puts ir1 her own melodic). It') mus1c to hnrc \\ith di'lttrning
ol\\:l)S so fun to hear that lhlcncr~ E:uing It\ Bed will
h:ippcn," Dnrcey c\pl.iincd, perform at 9 p.m. on rriJay, Oct
The Stubblefiel<.li. a\~ed Pu1rncll 30, at Fullerton 1 lofbruu, also
to :iudilion fo r Eat ing In Ocd nppcnnng on the bill i Too Man
before 1hey ever ~curd her )ing a Joes.
note. "We J.ry to be ckccnl without
... 'We met inn bowling alley," ocfog ridiculous," began Jame
Pannell mused. "They said they Stubblefield .
liked what l had to say c\cn before AJJcd Darcey: "lfi. a rush .... h
they he:ird me." C\CC)Onc tan1 doing their part. I
O'Brien, who bnn~s plenty uf h:ippcns pn:ll) quic~ly "
Prime Rib & Shrimp 3 Ways Dinner
Now only $12.95.
CHARl.EY
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Studio ~re -CMona «Ml Ma.r 320t t Hwy .• Corona def M.ir, 675-7575,
, ~ ~ff C.OOUles and h.s band ri m~ 9 p m. Saturd.Jys. ~ perfonns ~ 7 30 pm. Sur1CUy and Tucsd.JYs
Dia~ 8 p m 1 30 a.m Oct. 27·31 Sammy l<e!Shaw appe.lrs Nov. 9
• Irvine Mead~s Amphitheatre 8808 Ir·
vine Cent~ Drive, '"'•Ile. 1155-8096. The B·52's and VIOient Femmes pl.ly 8 p.m
Oct. 24 Danz1t \\h1te Zombie .ind K)lJ~S
play 8 p m I llo\~«>n 1''lght (Oc.t 311 ttd.ecs ~toss
Alla Coffff Wa.r~H & Ro.utin~. •le Meridien hotel, 4SOO MJcArthur ~.;""Newpo;t 8tad1, 61'· --~470-700T-"'frfi»O.
J "'"' folk musician John 1<>5eph penOfms way. My Way." a smorgaR>oard of music.ii xt H . heninA of Celtic folk music Oct. the.ner, mJg1c, come;ly :ind Spt'<1Jlty .icts,
1 011i;1nJI follJrock music1Jn Mltt w. 1> ht:ld at 1 l~•ill dinner ~ho,~1. 8 J•)d
I.told. on Oct 24 Folk m~1Jn Jot1n 9 -45 pm Frot.l.t)~ SJ W\t.:r dur~c., 1~ \ ••n1l!JnJ of 8o.l1d1ng Ho\1)4? Reach ap· d11nl. minimum per !K'rlo()O
ic.1~ CX.1 25 Tom MCCl.l1n performs cla>· •,.
•f fl<lfl and nost.ilgia Oct 28 Altern;atl\e , ~.uqu« 7000 Carden Grove Blvd.,
iu tolk duo Slwnnon's Closet appears Yw( estm1nster. 891 1430. little Cae1.lr pc!r· ~ .. · 1-1k . 1 ( 0tms hard roe~ 8 30 pm Oct 24 T1d·
)U • 9 nitNnJtrve '"" ongin..1 s rom cts S 12. -B;if~lon A D Jl'l">l'Ob hl•Jvv h;; 1 Dt·t·blr rx-rforms Oct )0. Show· m~t.il 11 JO p m CX.t "J I id. 1 s I I '°'~ 8 JO p m e-cept Wt.-dn<"><.IJ)' ~nd · • c.-'
1. v ~ p rn }Adm1»10n frl'<' • Mbi's JI R,>J l•M Inn. lOSO 8rDtol ~t
Bc.ar Street ~(e .tl Cryst.11 Court, Be.u (0>1.l M~")cl RiMi; Sl.ll •1PPN~ ()(t 15· l;
lll't't .ind Sun/lower A\'enuc. Cost.l Me)J, ~r;:!J ,22•24 Boom Cener.thon PLl>-~ Oct.
15 2t67. Tom Mcl:11n pl.iys Oct. 24
l1)fll long appr.ars Oct. 31 S~11m4."S 10
.m •1 p m Adm• un frtt
u.11 . Mt'dltr'j Music c11y 1 e7;"
I [)l.huii.l ~. ounta1n \'.1 1 4b)·lJ6ti
lNnc t> I ~iplt to d.:a»ic rod; n • roll 7
-:> m \',l-dnetdJ)/Thursd.l)'); happy hour
Jnd rompl1mt'flt.lry buff~ S·7 pm fr~")
SS <.v.C'r aftt-r 7 pm I: cbssic roc k 'n' roll
• pm S.11unf.>) lSS CU\ 1), frt·l· count!)
Jnci-k~u \\"h Tom rom D.anc e • •
'"" 11 p rn Sund.i;~ CA'ltXi OJX n S pm
l u<-id.h ~ nd.av • p m S...turll.J) \l\Unddy
•Mile Square Parle 1680t l:txhd St, r nt n \Jiit'\ 1213> l83 .a 222. t.;_tS~
•M C.• 1t r.11100 'II l 2!\th JnOl\f'r)<H}' of
the umm<.., C'.11 lCl\l l 11n1Jn.H<."5 noon CXt
25 \\1th k{ft>r~·· ~tJt'.fop. Pl'lcr Fr@mpton
and fo11ner Doon su11Jr~ Robby ~>l'gt'r.
ilJrni>.>ion· rree, P..11lr.1ng· S2 A"'°1utdy no
:ilcohol.c ~erab~ <1lki-.\ed rn p.11l
•P.uifit Amphilht'atrc 100 f;i11 DrM.
(«.Id Mo J IC. -l87b PJ ~ang S'i' Ot.r't
O..!Jr.w1 .anJ Bl.act.. 5.lWi.lth apro('Jr N•r• 11.1.a
• R.lndell's J Multun Centre Or1\t, SJnl.t
An.t 55b· "700 The ACluJI; pl.iy R&B Son-
da~ nights •n Octobt-r. RSB \.OCah~ Joe Es·
JM-II<> .ippt>ars Oct l 1 .lt 8 .and 11 p m
t-ou cu..cr nQ tn1n1mum
"I · .. ( I I " the story ol J famil) sep.i1a1cd by W°liP.• S 10 50-S 1J The World oi T .iles ttuup<' wreck who wind up, un~nown to exh • uses Ll\lsh costu~ and gklnt m.b~ to
other, in the Qme city, presented 8 p m present "Mother Scorp10n Country" and
• C..b.tret Cuild o( Or.inge County Per-F1idily-S.uurd.tys. 2 pm. Sund.lys through ''Berrypict.er and the Bear" l 30 and 3 :30
(Ofm1ng Arts Center, 262-S881. This sup-Oct. )t Ttd.ets: S7-S8 r.m. OCt 25 tn OCC's Fine Aru Recital
port poup composed J>fim.lr~ of profes-• Cro"e Shilll.espeare Festi\'al t 285.! iall Ticl.ets SS SO·S 11
siona • stngle adults meets 5:3 p.m. Oct. M.lin St., Carden Cro\e, 636·721J "Loni; • Or.inge County Performing Arts Cen-
27 o>t Rai:lt)son Hotel across from lohn Day's Journey Into Night ... Cugent o· 't:r· ter 600 lO\\n Center Or .. e, Cu>LJ ,.,, ·w.
Wayne Airport. ti's .autob~raph1oil dr.im.i .abOut his troo· 774-2000. Hal tiulbrool., ''ho •> 1n ho)
• Ch~~ngeoT -bkd"fumrly, ~ays through SJturdJ)') 38th )t>ar playing 1n 1he one man \how,
Hy.ill Regency, 405 at jambcxee, '"'.'ne. at 8 p.m., Sunda~ at 3 and 8 pm untJ appears 1n •Marl( T".l•n Tom1:ht '! 8 pm 838 5541 S1nglt"S d.lnce 8· 30 ft m • Oct. 3 l Ticl.ets S Hl·S22 Oct 30 Tickets S 15-S 15.
,
m1 tdnii;htdOct l Jdtc; ~nglt'S agnes O 60 • Huntin&lon Beach Pl.ithou~e .it Chlt:1 •South Co.i~l Rttpcrtor' 655 llmn C n-f•111tfl'1 Cf~n,-yooc pmes -"'SS "P School :.H l+l -Stmhmnor -t.~ttmir-...... ....-C: \~.,.......... _,,,__...._....._....,.. ....... _ f ree-self rurl.ingl! Fee SS · • '"' ... ,. .. tr, o;ca '""'" 7 ' ·-.v.1.S '-'"' '"" .--ttngton Bl•.1ch 831-1405 All)thing m.un ~~ Our Coun:r,·~ C.lOd Tim
•SI. Andrews Pr~sbyterian Church 600 C'.oes," Cole Porter'S ~ai,•oing 111u~1cJI, bcr!Jl.e V\'crtl'nba~er·s ~tol)· .ibvut 'Jn 1d~·
St Andrews Road, Newport Beach. 631 • pla)'\ FrtdJy) and . S...turdJ)'S al 8 I' m ahsllc young l1culcnant '" .m 18th Ccntul)
2885 ~rend1p1ry Singles Series continues through Nov. 22 \\11h Sund,1y mJhnl'l·~ .11 Au~traliJn penal culon\-direcung ,, r,i~t;i~
7· 30·9 pm Oct. 28 with u rolyn l\oons 2 p.m Oct 25. NOit. 8, I 5 T1cl.1:b. S9 . group of (Unv1cts in thC' (t>Urll') 's ltr>l pl.t~.
1n a prvgr.im lltbl "My Journcv Through •Irvine Community The.lier JI Tl.nil· 11 .. n• 0..1 1J.I\ .. , 1l T1cl.ru: S2S·$lP
r.un hl Uh1m.rn.• 1twl1n~" Sl don.1tiun Rud. Con mono1y PJrt.. on Sunri)h.'I laiw 011 tloe >e(u1ul ~1..ige "'lei, f>l.1v h' ,
coll .. '\.kJ .11 dOOf Child urt J\.i1l.ible b) at Tunic ROI.I. Ouw. lr\Ull', 55;.s-1% 1ht• \\urld prem e11.' ot .l,nthonr Cl.1rHH..' ~ r~r\Jlron l>y noon "'lundJ) at 6.ll-J88S. ··Crimes OI the Heart," Bcih Henley·~ Pu-rumJnce 1>10r) m1n1;l1ng w~·l>all, ~·' ~nd
• Voung J"'ish Professionals at ln.-tne htzer Prizc·w1nn1ng seriocomedy about tht singles >eene run) thlt>Ogh Oct 25 Ht~ll Regency. Zot lounge, 17900 Jam· thrtt offbeat M1»'»•pp1 ~rstcr) F1idays .ind Ticl.eb· S23-SJ2 CurtJ•n tvr bi">Ch ~lJ.:~-s
boree 81Vd , tn.-1ne. 720-8414 CM' 640-S.uurda)\ .at 8 p.m unlit Ckt 24. Mm•~· 8 pm, Tuesday·frid.l)~ • .?:JO Jnd 8 p tn
5228 Sing~ 21·39 meet 7 30 pm O.:t s1on Sb .and S8. SJturJ.M .ind .?.30 .ind I 30 pm 'un·
.!S lot run~.· fe.ltur1n•• (r~ h.,,., d'Ql'u.res, d.t~> ~ Fr.end, 111 ~·S\Sestro l~JltO ,--n • laPun.i Pt.i,.hou~~ JI \1oultun lhl.'Jfer, . . .. I I ,_ soa.il1L111" d,mcmu to .l c:k-t"JY .ind no-" prcst1·1.> ·~ r;ippcrs, ·• muilQ p .l) ..,, ..__, •"' " ·1 li06 l.11:\JOJ Cdn)-00 Rll.Jtl l:Jj;Ul\J B<.'.1<11, n -c I 1 ·• riu:.l <.oo.ta1l~ hlmr.>1on: Stu .itthed•)O( 494.80,t. "lhe ~rtf.'rcr's An~ir~nllce.'" ""''a''".,,,.,, en<111.1aor..s "1u> t.:i Sl.i. 11 .,.. scl1UOI, 5 JO p.m. Oct .?8 RL'Ct'!Jh<>n pt< ·presented by the pl.i)hou)(' 'out The.it~r eJ 1 4 JO p Frid.iys at ;":JO, ::klturd.l)') .it 2 .ind ; JU c cs proi;ram a · m 11 t f \It I\
• Alltrn.iti\C Repertory The;iter 1616 S
CtJnd Aw . Santa An.a, 836 '9.?'1 Anti goo~" '"' updJted \Cl'\oon of the CrC\. .. tragedy, Thursd.Jr> through S...turd.l ~ at 8
pm .. Sundapi JI 7 p.m. until ,...0\/, 14 fl(.~Cb. 51 3 50 Sl6
• ColJen We I College Po1110 TheJtcr
I 57-1 4 Colikn"C>t St. llunllngton 895
8378 ~h.Jl..l'Spt:Jre·~ 'Comedy <){ Errors,"
Sund..1~~ "1 2 Pm. throui;h NO\, l. Dinner theater
• Or.:an,;e Co.nt Colll·~l'. 2701 ra1" "
Road, C 1.1 ,_._ """· 43:! 511RO OCC ~ ki'P
rrtot) prt•.,t:nt 'M.~abre lhl•Jtrc, • tour lhilhng plJ\) b .. ,, .. d vn Edg.1r A!!('fl Poe MO·
11es, 8 pm CAt 23, 10 pm CA1 30, ~
ilnd10 p.m O..t 24 anu 31 ind J pm Oct. 25 1n the Or~ma l.1b Stutl10°T1ll..Cb
S5·S6 Second C1l\ Ch•c.l~'O·~ famou) rm
prOlil'>oihOOJI lOOled) ~n ...... mbk•, bi•llh"
rnm1c,1I ~lwt<.h<.') to OCC\ hn•• Arb Rl"C•~1I
H;all 7 .inJ 9 30 p nt Oct. 14. T1d.l'h'
• l:liubcth liOl\Jrd ~ Curt..1in C.ill Tio,-.
.:ak r (J')Q ll CJtnor Rl·JI T .t -tJJH
1540. "R~ ~ 11 n. Ccll:1't.dion'~--ptl')l'nted 8 p m Oct :!6 l->1 S.1ntJ An;i
Summer Stoc~ "The t.:.ni; Jnd I rvn_,
throu~h Febru.]IV Cu11.11n llflll') 6:30 r> m
rul•.di>-I hur>tl.l~1> ~n l ).1turd.M; ; p m ~11UJ)1>: l 1:30 .i m and 5 .JO pm, Sun·
d.:t)'). Pnces ,1Jrt Jt S l 9 Y5
• I ht Blue Bttt Care 107 21 >t Pl.>cc, :>;e.--pon Bt.xh. 67S 2llll "T~ Blue Be.11 "171t·11G1n Mu~ Showc.ut-," a nigN ol
11 •t;•n.11 a<Ot.MIC mV\#c for emerging song
'M1!i:.-r' prCM.'nted Nov 16 .ind D«. 2 f.
\\11!1 t\ )!tin 11p bc.-"'-ttn 5 30-5•45 p.m.,
oind .w Nmt'S are r.andomly K'l<.'\.tcd to
flCllOIOI 6 8 "5 f. m lst.lbfiW°lcd SOflS"'rtl· ,.,s perform tn 2 ·mtnute M!tS .iftCf 9 p m.
• lteuben's C>OliO W.irncr A~e Hun tington Bc.ich, 842·S 11 !. The ldd~ Mon·
t.in.l Band performs 9 p m.-1·30 am fri • .------.............. --------------.............. --------.---------------
day.S.nurda~ in October
•Blue M.irble CoffHho~ne 1907 Harbor 81\d , Cosu Mesa, ~6-S776. P.tul Bef.
n.:adoo perioonJ pop rode Oct. 23 P~e
Pc1trM>n &>bys folk blues Oct. 2'4. Tim
Wiedcnt.cllcf penOfms dt~frcd ~Oct.
25. Jamm1n' ).l,,i Jrw Talent Night pr~ ~ed Oct 26. o..Je t.U.~ perlonns ps)dll'delic rock Oct 28. The w Ecoho-
mtdes TrlO periOfms bkleS Oct. 28 Fnght·
en1ng fun prewnted with H.illowttn
Sotam on Oct. 31. Show1Jmes 8-11 10-
111&flt. '.I p m.-mtdm~I frdiy-5.llUfcby, 8· 11 p.m. Sund.Jy-Wfdnesd.Jy. Adm~
FrL'e
• Bol•.i Olia WetJMMb on north Side ol
P.acifec Co.ua H!lhw.ty, two miles south ol
Sun>.ct Be.K'h. ttuntington Be..Kh. 969-
-4772 Frtt ··etuqv'"' on the Mesa" con·
_ U'tt to r.a!St' .iwa~ ol pt~'f\'.itJOn, res·
1oro11ion .ind man.i~t ol mon~ than 1,700 .tem ol 8ofY Quca Llnds p«'Wf'IS
blUl'gr.au ~nd Cr.ly bgle, country rocl.t'f
t.1m Slade, banio player Rob Horgan and
\OCJl1S1 [ria W•ander at 2 .ind S p m. Oct 24. Donations ~ gl..idly.
• Bro1ndon'1 Lounp at The ~rly ~ri
tJge Hotel, 33$0 Avenue ol lhe Ms, Cost.a M~. 75 l ·S lOO. Cuiurist-voc..tlist Jerry
Valentine appe.irs S:l0-9 p.m. Mooda)'·
Fridays. Buffet •nd ~ppy Hour ":30-7:30
p.m.
• Ctuy Horw ~all House and ~loon
I 580 Brookhollow DriYe, S.anu IVY, 549-
1512. o,tta lte & Hutts A'Fire perform 8
p.m.-t :30 am. Oct. 22·25. The ICinDton
Tr10 pl.iys 7 and 10 p.m. Oct. 26 Wildftt
• Sc.impi l 576 Old Nt.~po<t 81\-d., C())U
Mes.i, 645·8560. Ciao Arnot pcrlOfms hvt'
entertainment Wednesdays.
• St.ig Lounge 1-45 E. 19th St., Cost.i
Mcu, 631 -!JS 13. Cu1t.111st/smger Peter
Widel5h.lm pl.iys folk, country and oldies
.it 8·30 p.m. Thu~ys. The Sharks pl.iy pop 4-8 p m. e'\'et)' Sond.ty.
9Warehouse Restaurant 3450 Via Opor-
to, ~ BeilCh, 673"'4700. 8.tck in
Sttvice ~~ ~ Oct 22 (SS aM?f)
Modem Faith pljys das'SIC rock Oct. 23·2"
and 30.31 C$S awerl Tunicbd SCttl Orum
8.tnd pcriorms Oct. 2S (2 pm.). "ltl~
House Mond.iys." reatu11ng live ~ttft.arn·
menl e\.et)' Monday t11d\t with ~~ Roberto 411nd Scorchman, Tc.itures lt.ll Roots
playing rl"ggjle .ind punta rock Morld.iys 1n Od~ KROQ l~l MUSIC Sha.Kawo
presented Oct. 28 with Sl.ele!OM'S Sha·
nachie recordtng artub Culture and Bad.
1n ~ play r~ Oct 29 IS 10 ~r;
tdMS av.aibble at Jamaican 5tyte tn New·
port Bc<Kh 1723-08501. and Roel.in F'rg Surl
He.ldquarters in Huntrngton Be.ich lS36·
10S8). Doors open at 8 p.m .. c:oncMS
f:>e.R,n at 9. Oub .age l1m1t is 21 and over
w1ih 10. .
• W.iterfronl Hilton Wetl Cout d ub
21100 P4leiflc C~ Hwy.. Huntington
BeilCh. 960-SURF. one jockey on Monday,
Tuesd.ly .ind Saturd.iy. Cub ~
"Planet Earth," .in u~nd night dub,
Wednefday. live reaae band j)eriorms ~. Friday is IOQt runAi nlgtlt. 81b
band toUnds pnitented Sund.ay.
Now Serving ...
Pre-Theatre Dinner between S:00-7:00pm
• Four Course Qumet Dinner
• PrU $22 per penon
Sollh c.t Pim • Costa Mesa • (714) 540-3840 """"'ID CoJ
SUNDAY BUFFET BRUNCH . 10...-3pm
$10.95'·
(Chlchn 12 ..... under $4.95)
Rcif 111rte Chldlen
f ...... l .. IMM
Top Slrtoln
n..IChlclc..S.....
Plzulbs
(From OtJf W()()d.fired Oven)
Mixed 'f'resll Fruit
Hlc:korySmoked
81conMdS•• ... ,.,...,,.....las
(~<>Order)
fll.rour-own
Om1l1ttes
Jt.-.o French To..t
Smid D•tc«
Peppered Potatoea
Special Dessert Table
featunf1
Mixed Fruit T..ta·
Mini Sba..,_,.,
Shortcake
Brownies
And Coinpll1••• r c:ta.mpepe,
F..a.Cofl9e,T•, F....._......._..Or ... Julce
~~HD DAM<~~
G R I L l
Newpon Beach • 2607 w. Coast Hwy.
(714) 846-0201 • (714) 646-0202
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I DOWN HOME COUNTRY COOtclN' I
: FREE LUNCH :
Buy 8 lunches in a two I month (or 60 day) period I I and reoeive one lunch of I
equal or lesser value I FREE. I
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1154 E. 17th St.1
1 .. Costa Mesa 1
: 646-4303 :
L ~~ ~.:..s·~":_ .J
DINING
M eet a young
businessman -a
phenomenal
resta urateur and
passionalC S~IS fan
who honors loc:il Or:inge County
athletes on a year-round basis.
Never mind the incongruity that he
is of Chinese heritage and was
born in Brazil. The fact is, he grew
up in Orange County. played__o.n -t===:;:::::;=::;::::::::=:;::::;:::=;:::::::;::~~;=i~~~~Slill~qlj~c~=:;:;~ ---
the water polo team in high sc hool,
helped after school at his parents'
Chinese restaurant in Costa Mesa
and, for the past six years, has
been raking in the pesos at
Wahoo's on Placentia south of 19th
1n Col>ta Mesa.
llcforc 1he ad,ent of Wahoo's,
hu\\cver, Wang Lam graduated
fwm btanc1a High School and
\\l'llt on to get a bul>iness degree
llum San Diego StJtc (with
mci.:.1-honl>") I le "orked in
.1do,p.1cc.: fin.1nc1al '>Cl'\icc:. for
R11~i..,~~ll\ Sp.ice Program until
1hc ( h.ilkngcr \\Cnt do" n, and
then. \Cc1ng the hanJ-calligraphy
11n the ".ill. he "cnt into the fish
ta..:u hu)1ne". JI the ripe old age
111 2:'i
lh:c,1u'c of 111, adm1rat1on for
~111>rl '> program\ and the
l111:1llbhip) he lllJUC Ill l>Chool, he
e1h:ou1:igc!I local pla)Crl> and he
h.1-. become a 'Ptrn-.or of the UC!
Mirta
Bird
Restaurant
Crttic
\VJ ter Polu
lc:Jm: OCC
Volk\ball Team:
SadJicback
[3J,eball Team.
anJ Wahoo·s i!>
the Official
Rc.,tJurant of 1he
I he.: Surfnder
l"l1und.1tion.
lk'iu..lcs 1ha1, or
bi:caul>e of 11.
people hne up at
1he \\'Jhoo's cafes
-no" e\panded
Ill include a
corner loca11on on
Umwl and UJker. J Laguna Beach
'>lie anti :in eJtel) ncJr USC, to
wolf dliwn fi,h laco~ \even da~ a
wed. Uul 1here·., more 10 ii 1han
'porn fan loyal1y; i1\ darn good
toot!, nicely priced, 100. And I'm
living proof 1h;11 i1's 0 1\ 10 go to
W;ih1>0'\ e\-Cll 1f you are old
enough to ha'e \l>tcd JO ... e,cral
prc'ldcntial election-. and ha'c
ne"er pla)cd on a ".11e r polo tc:am!
If )OU ha'e been '"ondcring
aboul the Wahoo's style, 11's
c.1,u<il And here's the drill: It ll> a
CJ\h only I.ind of place, but you
"on't need much of that; prices
.ire more than rea~nablc. Plan on
~tandmg JO lin e during the busy
lunch .ind dinner hours -and be
ready 10 order and pay fo r you r
foo<l al the same time. After that.
you will be handed a small orange
pbs11e tent card with a number on
it Find a ta ble and sit down.
Sooner or later (plan on sooner),
l>Omeone will come ou t of the
ki1chcn and head for your table
with your order.
W111g Lam did not receive that
bus1ne'>'l degree for nothing. He's
one smart fortune-cookie who
seem' 10 have foreseen the
Wing li•'1
fish fltl
4
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14 Orang~ Co&Sf'We&i<en<I I Thursday~· Oct~b&r ~. 1992
.,
cconomtc crunch and a trend
toward incqcnsive food. He
when he s1artcd thal a
fancy-scbmancy a1mosphcrc
necessary.
-H• was unart cnoup &o fi
out \hat bis cuslOIDCn (former
sports buddys, plus )'OUng.
health-minded, hunpy folk) w
gelling into low calories and
;::::::::!'.::::'1 hl...,W~ too big-time. •
Wahoo's features 1hc Fish o
Day: (one day it was ~now tai
tuna, another time it was mahi
mahl) the double com 1or1illa
filled with fish, jadt and/or che
cheese, cilanuo and homema
fresh salsa :and C05lS Sl.65.
Combo pl:a11ers arc served w
:ahi rice :and black beans. The
beans are nol the la liesl -
probably a little O:u in the na\
department because so little fa
used. Health has 11!> sacrifices!
The Wahoo f>:in dw1ch at $5.
served on a hoagy bun. cramm
wi1h a choice or fi h, chicken,
carnitas or came a adJ, with
mcheJ cheese, lcuucc. It i~ a
sand1t1.ich. French Cries too'
Chic ... cn albondiga soup wit
cri p little strip or tortilla'> as
crammed with chunk or chick
breast and frcllh vegetables -
wonderfully spicy; not for the l
palate.
Dig quesnd1llas filled with m
cheese are accompanied to the
tnble with small pots o( salsa.
guaC3molc :ind sour cream. Th
flour 1onillas taste as though t
were made fi"e minute ago
Y ou will really notice the
difference. \Yahoo's ha)
10-yea~ and under ~id's
offering with rice and beans to
with chic~en, or a taco seNed
Cries for SJ.95.
Nice houfoe wine , plenty of
choices :ind a whole case filled
with the late~t variety·of Snapp
cold drinks complete the pictur
Wing lam seems to have fi
the whole thing out -less
calorics, low price , low overhc
delicious food. That's what you
a business degree for, right?
Wahoo's is frequented by sport
jocks, coaches and sports write
plus his friends who have gone
to become 111ock brokers, rcalt
edi1ors and '>alcsmen (and wo
and surfc~ -he loves the
atmosphere that he has create
Lam's friends are part of the
picture, too. Guillermo Sanche
high school buddy, manages th
Bistol location; a second Wah
in Laguna Dcach is run by Jen
Ryan, and Pa1rick Inaba is in
chu&c of the original Wahoo'•
located on Placcn1ia. Surfer
emblems and sports insignia
decorate every inch of the wall
this practical, efficient, fish ta
emporium. Sponsman Wing
hil this idea right out of the
ballpark!
0 Wahoo's. 1862 Placentia A
6JJ.J.f33. Newest location:
Bristol Sr. 4JS-0130. In L.asun
I JJ3 S. Coa5t Highway. 497
H1Jurs vary 11 each Jocat10n.
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COSTA MESA
TME BARN FARMER
STEAKHOUSE 2300 Hatbor Blvd.
(Eastside of the Hatbor Center)
641 -9m. Reservations accepted.
Lunch Mon.-Fn. 11 am. to 4 p.m.
Dinner Mon. 4 to 9 pm.: Tues .•
Wed, to 9:30 p.m.; Thurs .• Fn. to 10
p.m.; Sat. 3 to 10 p.m.; Sun. 3 to 9
p.ai •• Costa Mesa's oldest
steakhooH bouls a 30 year ~
tradllion of Hrilng the finest in '
charbtolled sceaks, fresh fish and
chicken. W•m. friendly atmosph«e
sullable b wery ocx:uion from
business mMtinga to family parties.
Lunchee from $3.49; complete
dinners from 18.95. Grazing menu
and burgefa def 4 p.m. from
$3.95. Pnv•e rooms fOf business
meetings, rehearaal dinners,
recieptions and special occasion
part181.
GINO'S OH THE HIU 428 E. 17th
Street, 650-1750. Reservations
acoepted. A Costa Mesa landmafi(,
Warm, Intimate meeting place; the
uhimate neighborhood restaurant
and lounge. Lunch, dinner.
weekend breakfast. Expenly
prepared ribs. burgers. sandwiches.
"lads and house specialties. Live
piano bar entertainment in the
lounge; aingalong t<waoke
~ends from 7 p.m.
HORIKAWA 3800 S Plaza OrlVt,
SouttlCoast Pla.Za Village. 557·
2531 . Reservatt0rts suggested.
Fine tradCIOnal Japan ... restaurant
uses the fresh .. t ingt'edlents. Sushi
Bar. tatami rooms, oocklaH lounge.
t.tllti<iourse Kaisekl dinners mu&1
be ord•ed 24 hours In advance.
Elegant dining. Lunch and dinner.
LA CAY& 1695 Irvine Ave. at 17th
St., 848-79'M. Lunch. Mon-Fri;
Dinner nlghtl'f. Ablokltefy
maNekM llMkl and fresh
Hlfood. Served In an Intimate and
romantic cellar dining room. In the
The most popular
MeXican eatery in
Costa Mesa serving
delicious family style
Mexican Cuisine.
296 E. 17'th St.,
Costa Mesa
645-7626
area for nearly 30 years, this cozy
restaurant has one of the most
unique dinner menu presentations
around. Homestyle lunch
specialties are a day time feature.
MA BARKERS 154 E. 17th St. 646·
4303. 6 a.m. lo 10 p.m. daily;
Sunday from 7 a.m. Serving
breal<f ast , llnch, dinner in a
homestyle fashton. "Country style
Ametican cuisine". Always the
friendliest servtee, low P'ices tor
high quality homemade food.
Ml CASA 296 E. 17th St. 645-7626.
Family style Mexican restaurant.
President Bush has eaten here!
Open daily at 11 Lm. for IUnctl,
dinner • and c::odttah. Can ahead
for latge pan•. TM exoehot
pnces. solicitous service and
delicious food make Mi Casa
possibly the most popular Mexican
eatery in the ar~a
llUCHO GUSTO .JAZZ. BAR AHO
LATIN ORIU 263 E. 17th St.,
Co8Ca Mesa. 631-4009. Fantastic
Ylin Cuisine from Mexico. Brazil
and PeN. Satellite TV for Olympics,
Rams/Raiders games. Liv• Jazz
Tt.lrlday through Saturday. Big
Band on Monday. Inexpensive.
NtKrS TANDOORI INOIAH FOOD
3705 S. BrlSlol (1 bl<. north of So.
Coast PlaZa, next to Clothestlme)
Open Daily 11 am-9pm. One ol a
kind Indian restaurant serving
marinated tand00t1 chicken.
vegetables, dais and nans Tak•·
out. Otne-ln lnexpenSNe, no·walt
restaurant. Generous portions.
authenhc home co<*1ng Also
serving Masala Doga evenings &
weekends. Also located al 2031 E.
1st St. (1bfk. west of Tustin Ave.).
RIVIERA RESTAURANT 3333
Bristol St. Souch Coast Plaza. 5440-
3840. Lunch 11 :30 a.m;. to 3 p.m.
Mon . .Sat.; dinner 5-10 p.m. Mon.-
Thurs; 'til 11 p.m. FrL & CAUFOANIA BEACH
Sal.Reservations •• euggested. ROCK 'N SUSHI 3355 Via Udo.
Award winning Continental cuisine. One of Newport Beach's oldest and
One of the only restaurants in Ot_ange County to offer tableslde best known .pat1y" spots. Featuring
flambe. Excellent service, Intimate great sushi, special chef sushi
atmosphere. combination rolls and other
Japanese speciahies such as
SCAMPI 1576 Old Newport Blvd. Chicken and Steak Teriyaki, shrimp
645-8560. Warm & trienesly ownen Tempura, Scallop Delight and
Linda and Fernando NavaFetta offer Dynamite. California Beach also
authentic hahan cuisine served in features a special All You Can Eat.
the traditional European manner. Fernando's impressive credent~ls all night long special Monday nights
include graduating from Culinary for only ~14. Come early on
Academy in Italy, training at Hote~nda .s because the restaurant 1s
Concordia, Venice, ltaJy; Chef at pad(ed . Regul~r Happy Hours are
Don Pasquale In Camb id Tues-Sun from 5.30 to 6:30. No r ge, reservaf ed C · England: ChurchilJ"s in La Chax De . ions.accept · atering
Fondes, Switzerland; Hotel La Paix available. Also located at 7656
in Agno Lugano. Switlerland. Melrose Ave .• Hollywood.
Scampi offers an intriguing menu THE CANNERY 3010 Lafayette
and lovely wine list. Banquets, 675-5777. Lu.nch 11 :30 a.m. to 3
private parties and catering . P·f!l· Mon.-Fn .. : dinner 5-10 p.m.
VINNE'S RISTORAHTE 270 E daily. Sunday brun~h 10:30 a.m. to . · 2:30 p.m. Reservations accepted.
17th St.. 722-9264. Vin~1e s Continental cuisine, seafood
authentic ltahan food will make your emphasis. Great clam chowder
mouth water. The atmosphere IS Newport Beach Historical Landmarl(
casu~I and the prices will not put a 1eatures Weekend Brunch Cruises
dent in you wallet, Come i?in Vinnie and live entertainment in the lounge
:or lunch or dinner and enJOy the in addition to lunch and dinner.
ood that was named ~st in the CARMELO'S 3520 E Coast H
county by the O.C Register. Also 675-1 922. Dinner 5:30 ·10:30 p"Jn.
located at 25292 Mc lntyre, Laguna Sun.-Thurs.: ·111 11 :30 p.m. Fri . &
Hills, 588-8171 Sat. Reserva11ons suggested.
WAHOO'S F\SH TACO 1862. Classic Northern Italian gourmet
Placentia 631 ·3433. Open daily cuisine. New, moderately priced
fr~m, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Sundays lounge menu served Iii the wee
iii 9 p.m. Outrageously ~elicious hours. Wild and crazy lounge at
south .~t the ~rder cu:s1.ne with a night when the band strikes up.
Hawa11an flair. ~ahoo s 1s a haven Chic clientele.
for local as well as International MARGARITAVILLE 2332 w. Coast
sur1~rs. athletes and anyone Hwy. 631 ·8220.' Open dally from
look1n~ for good food at incredibly t 1 :30am to t 2:30am for dining.
low puces. Absolutely no lard used Excellent Mexican food with new
In preparation: everything is fresh and exe1ting specials ottered daily
and prepared to Ofder. Laid bad(, Full bar with entertainment nightly.
casual atmosphere. Also at 1133 S. The Margaritas were rated ·The
Coast Hwy. in Laguna and on Best in Orange County•.
Bnstol & Baker In Costa Mesa. Reservations accepted.
ZUBIES 17 12 Placentia, 645-8091. 21 OCEAHFRONT.2100W. Ocean
Pure and slmp&e, just like mother's front, 673-2100. On the Ocean
lovell Reasonably priced, top front neX1 to the Newport Pier. Open
qudly toad and generously pcued, Daily at 4pm. Enjoy fabulous
low priced drinks have kept their CataJina sunsets from our main bar.
customers ex>ming back for years. ~ner.nighlty from 5:30 pm. Fine
Lobster tail • chicken. ribs and dining in Newport's most intimal~
specials changing nightly. Thursday setting. Specializing in gourmet
night is J>(ime nb night. Lunch and seafood. Large wine-cellar for
dinner served. Sunday Mexican banquets up to 50 people. Actl\le
Breakfast from $1 .99. piano bar with MAX SEILER Thurs.-
ZUBIES GILDED CAGE AND Sunday.
OYSTER BAR 1714 Placentia, right SABATINO'S RESTAURANT &
next door to Zubies. 646-4222. A SAUSAGE CO. 251 Shipyard Way,
big, sprawling enterprise with pool Newport Beach. 723·0621 . Open
tables and games. Featuring 16 for lunch & dinner, closed Mondays.
ttems on the Oyster Bar Menu; Weekend Brunch, Sat. & sun 8.30·
regular menu includes pizza, 1 :oo. Tucked away near the Lido
sandwiches. burgers and a variety Shipyard, this charming, family
of Specials. Very casual, family owned restaurant otters an inv111ng
Ofiented atmosphere. • atmosphere and dehctous food'
Famous for their authentic.
homemade llahan Sausage,
Sabat1no's complete menualso •
includes fresh pasta, seafood,
NEWPORT BEACH
ABBONDANZA 3421 Vta l.ldo
675-8973. Open fOf dinner 5 'ttl •
closing, Tues.-Sat. Closed0Sun. &
Mon Owner Sara Parrish bnngs
her grandmother's recipes to
Newport Beach. Traditional Italian
and seafood selec1ions Pasta and
a variety of unique bfeads made
fresh daily. Last but not least, an
excellent wine list completes the
experience.
lamb, veal and a templ1ng array of a
salads & appetizers
THE SHAMROCK BAR 'N GRILL
2633 W Coast Hwy, 631 -5633
Open for Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Mon-Fri 8am-8pm, Sat-Sun 7am-
8pm. Bfff & Wine bar open 1111 2am
Mon-Sun. Newport Beach's newest
authentic lnsh Bw. Famous for thetr
Irish Breakfast served all day
Saturday and Sunday. oonslsts of
Irish sausage. Irish bacon, eggs
any style, Irish Black 'n Whi1e
Pudding, Irish brown bread and
butter. We also serve eggs,
omelettes, sandwiches,
hamburgers, Shamrock Steak, and
fish and chips. come join Mona,
Cathal, Mike and Susie for the Irish
Crack and the friendliest service'
TALE OF THE WHALE 400 Main
Street, Balboa. 673-4633.
Panoramic bay view, entry features
pictures of Old Newport. Seafood
and traditional favorrtes. Lunch,
dinneranct-Satorday amt Sonday
brunch.
VILLA NOVA 3131 W. Coast Hwy.
642-7880. Dinner nightly 5 p . .m, to
2 a.m. Excellent, hearty ltahan
cuisine; ouistanding wine list. Actl\le
piano bar, favorite local late-night
spot. Upstairs room at ·Top of the
· VIiia" for banquets, pnvate parties.
SANTAANA
CRAZYHORSE STEAKHOUSE &
SALOON Located on Brookhollow
1ust off the Dyer Road exit of the 55
Fwy. 549·1512. Open for lunch and
dinner. L111e entertainment 1n the
saloon. Big name concerts on
Monday and Tuesday nights.
Generous setv1ngs of Steaks.
salads, sandwiches, chicken. fish
and specials. Country theme,
excellent service. Private rooms
available.
HUNTINGTQN BEACH
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
BERTOLINO'S 18041 Magnolia,
Ftn. Valley. 963-2730 Beneath the
burgundy awning, nes11ed in the
back of the Toy City Shopping
Center is a rare find, a family ·
owned and operated restaurant As
you approach the long wooden
bench outside. music of the forty's
and fifties greets you This 1s
Bertolino's, a family restaurant that
brings back family style Italian food
and great service. From thetr
famous 5 layer lasagna to the Veal
Piccata or BkJeberry Cheesecake
that is made by ha.nd every day.
The foo<f IS incredible. lJghl
summer dishes will make your
dinner delightful and still leave room
for Strawberry Mousse topped with
fruit tn a chocolate cup. Bertohno's
is opened daily 11 am to 9pm,
Fridays and Saturdays till 10pm
TEXAS LOOSE Y'S 10142
Brookhurst-at Adams. 964-8882
Texas Tested, tried and trusted.
This chth parlor and saloon offers
some of the best eats, firewater and
ptckins around' Mesquite smoked
ribs. chicken, steaks, Texas chU1,
happy hour specials. Kids eat free
with each paying adultll
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Tokyo • los Angeles • Santa Ana
SOUTH COAST 1611 Sunflower Ave., Bldg. E, Santa Ana
(714) 55 7-2531 PLAZA VILLAGE 3 minutes to Performing Arts Center
Also in UTILE TOKYO t 111 S. San Pedro St, Los An~les CA {213) &80-9355
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' ' Sindown Dinners!
For only $495 you can choose from
one of these delicious entrees:
• Chicken Brocxx>li Fettucine
• Marinated Top Sir1oin ·
• Broiled Red Snapper
• Fettucine Al Pesto
5pmto7pm
Sunday to Thursday
Live Entertcif rnent 7 nigls a week.
Not valid with any of18r offer.
107 2tst Place
Newport Beadl
675-2338
All You Can Eat Sushi Contest
18 Orange Coast Weekend I Thursday, October 22, 1992
Saturday, October 31st
Contest starts
at 7:~ sharp!
. Enhee fee $25
M\.st enter bf Oc1ober 23fd