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An 1tromey
for~ephcn
~"IMr is
c<JpccteiJ to
ad for 1
rontinu1nce
FndlJ, •Mn
the self-
confested
cmbezzler '
had bff1t
sdtedUlfid to
be .lftlleni:ed,
Stt'*'7· Al
MolM•low
dou•ind
plldty q wift
dur to a warm,
sunny day. Highs in 1118 .10s
alonj the coast,, upper 70I
inland.
Share Our Selves to close dui-ing renovation
_.. SOS food distribution office
will be closed for two weeks
during Orange Aid remodeling.
By LOf1Ann 8asheda, Stan Weier
COSTA MESA -Share Our Selves is
preparina to close its doon early neX1
mooth for two weeks while the organi·
zalioa rcnavatcs iu SupcriQr Avenue
headquarters.
Dubbed the Orange A id Project, the
lc>aa-awaited renovation will include the
insta.llation of a non-cookjng kitchen de·
signed speciflCally for, volunteers to re-
pacuae lcft~er food Crom local restau-
rants so it can be distributed to thousands
of the county's working poor and homele
each day.
..We'll be processing food that would
otherwise So to waste," said SOS Director
Karen McCilinn.
SOS bePJl. fund raising Cor the project
-poaibly the first of its kind 1n the coun·
ty -lWO yean ago. The non-profit organi-
zation finally reac-hcd its goal of $120,000
last month. •
The renovation is set to begtn July 12.
and is apected to be completed by Jul}
23.
Dwina that tif11e, SOS's free medical
and dental clinic voiU rc(nain open, but its
food distnbution and financi31 aid office
""ilJ be closed.
Jn addition to pr~1din1 more torage
McGlinn said SOS has bcaun distribut-
ing niers 10 alert those who rely on the o r-
canii.ation's SCr\'iCeS of the closure
p:tce, the n~ litchen will serve a a reC)·
cling center for perishable and non-
peri,hable f'ood from numctous Oran~
County re 1aurant • hotels and c tercrs.
"h's going to hard on 1he people.'
McGlinn atkno~ledged. "They're going to
take a big hit."
Under strict he:ihh code rules. the food
will be tran Pf ned to th.. kitchen, pack·
:iged and d1 tnhuted b\ SOS \Oluntecrs.
SOS C'\mentl) d1srributes roughly 300
b:igs of groceri~ a dB). sening and esli·
nuted 8,000 people.
"1cGhnn said the uni) 1h1ng they need
no"" 1s more \\lluntc:c:r)
•·we apologize for the closure:· she
said. '"8u1 we're excited about the resuh1o
beousc it wall beuer se~e ihe people "'ho
need us."
··we're reall) going 10 need dri-.'Cr ...
he )31d." "People "'ho arc wilhn& to pad.
up the food 3nd del1,cr n to our kitchen."
To \Oluntcer. ca SOS at 64:?-3451
Will . Viii~, Campbell
try to cop a plea?
~ Behind-the-scenes deal
would negate sexual
harassment hearing.
By Tony Oodero Sta~ wr• r
NEWPORT BEACH -Cit}
~fanagcr Ke.,.1n Murph) h..1' c..1llcd
a pre conference; tod:t). "'hen he
i e"<pccted IO announce ..in .igri:c·
mcn1 with former Capt Anthon"
Valla anJ e\·Ch1cf Arb C:>mpbcll
10 call off Vi lla's upcoming ci'il
~ervicc hea_nng.
Murph) fired \'111.i and C mp-
bell after conJuc11ng a four-month
in\e tiption into :sllcgation~ th:at
Villa SCXU:llly h:ua .. seJ ~ m:in) 3
10 v.omen police emplo)ces
Campbdl allcgcdl) knev. ol rhe
h.1c Ot but failed lo I \J)
Vilb. '
Both men arc al!.O accu ed of
rapin& a . fcm3tc di p:11ctrcr in
1981.
Villa is KhcduJcd to appe:u at a
Cl\ll ~c:~1cc Boud hearin& June
::!2 "'here police dcp~rtment Y>it·
nes~c) both for and ag:iin t him
..ire ~hcduled LO te nt) Campbell
aho v.antcd the chil SCf'1ce board
h> heu his appeal an a ·name·
clearing" hcoring.
But Murph) :md Cat} Attcme)
Bob Burnh:sm h3\C reported!)
been "OTking on on ngrccinent
"1th Campbc I and \'111:1 1h:11
"'ould eliminate the need for the
hearing
~1urph~ ).;lid he "111 male the
:innoun.:emcnt at 11 a.m al c11 ...
H3ll tod"" "'i1h Bumh:am. Acunt
P\lhce Ch1cl Jim Jaco~~ and
M:t}or O .. rcni.:~ Torner
Murpll) nd other etl) l'thclat
declined to di the de~iitl~ ot
the impending anrecmcnt
C .n~ll reached ~ phone
\\ ednescb\, td there had been
some proP<> als m de but ll\ far ._,
he 11.ncv. no agrecmcn1 haJ been
rcJc hcd. Villa could not be
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'~~ .. -Teachers: Early retirement
could save district money.
-11 Dr. Seuss could see 'em now ~Teachers say $3 million could be saved if offeted
•golden handshakes.· Offtcials say they 'd lose money.
~ Costa Mesa frrst graders write. Illustrate and publish their own works.
' volume of first-grade authors
g3tbcrcd reccntty at Adams
Elementary Stbool in C.osta M~.
liMl!lllii.."11r.:~•}haring elepntly bound and
illustrated books in Yrhich they
ruminate oo th.cir lives., their loves and their
funa.ru.
ln the book. .. Animals Animals." author
Juoa Mou, 7, dreams of becoming an amst
and a dos trainer. In a carefully crayoaed
illustration. Jason 1tands in a sunny meadow.
~~ on a canvas v.-hilc simultaneously
gr.isptng the lc3 h of a v.ell-beh:a,'Cd d '·
"He's talked 3bout this all )'Cat long.'' ...:l)-S
Ja50n's mother Landa Mott. "h's rcalh
encouraged him to re d.~ ·
This is the second year or the authors_ tea.
the idea of fint-11ade te~her Jo:in Huflord
"'ho sub titutcs Gatorade for tea.
.. All )Cir long they've been practicing how
to read and write," Hufford says. "This 1 the
culmin hon of all their effort ••
Enpgins you_n1 mm<b an the creation and
con tructioo of their own boo is more than
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NEWPORT-~tE:.SA -A. 'Mlll
group of the '.:h0i..'I 1.h .. mc1 old·
e t teacher.. ~\ th ' arc 11red.
burned o ut. Jcmoral111:J :ind
ready to rct 1 re -bu 1 1 he~ i:':l n 't
afford it. .
"Thcfre not i:oing to 1,c u' 3
a<>td \\31Ch. lhC) 're not going ll'
gf\-c us a p.u on the back or 3n)·
thins.'' said Ellen Wright, an el·
ement:ary school te:a~ber in the
'e-.port·Mc a Un1f1ed 5':hool
Di tnct 1ncc 195 "It' l\:ard to
ghc up a full-time sal:af) "'hen
-.hat you h3\c LO loo fonurd to
is a \Cf) ltmlted pen 100 ...
\\ nght and ~'en other teacher..
"'ho 3\C~r:t"e more thsn 30 ~ca"
npencn .. c 1n the hoot d1-.1nct
tuld Ne~pon·l\tc~ 1ru,1ccs Tue ·
Ja~ ntght the~ :arc J1~ppoin1ed
and angf'\ The~ )3} the d1 met
ha') failed to ofter them rctarcmcnt
mcenmc,, failed to talc Jhltl an a
gulden h:anJ h.lkc a rumcnt "'lth
tht" 't:atc rct.rcllknt ~' tcm, and ~UI po1cnt1:al rct remcnt benefih
b~ lrccz•n! their p:iy and incrca,.
mg the C\.l t r health m~urancc.
The tca\.hcr' told tru>tcc the
hoot d1 tu t " uld 5a\'C br
munc\ b\ offerin them an e:ul~
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up by dating service that moves out, asks for more due s
lk q..ality ol SSJ's referral sena. ·
8ncl 0rftn_ •ho us idCDtilied W former
cl111*7ce1 • o.e ol SSl'I ltlree .,._,... said be
aware ol ao such allcpticm .... dM company
Bit •kn Ubd ........... Ud rcccived
doub&c-billinc complaints fro. a--.n. he said: "I
bow of no~ that doaill' ftttiwc IOlftO
-• -. former employee
CCMlpUiau from aastomcn. There may \'C been
........ ~a~ pe<)pk' bit but a far
know. IWIJIOM ha bHn tak~n ttrc of,"
Alrliido o.mdo. a 39-ur..QIJ Aruhtim re ·dent,
is OM SSI min 'Mr wbo doean"t consider hi J~ute ... ..._ ... of." OarridO. en unemployed aen::111.DM:.
WlirMi' • .W .... rwo )'Cut "°' ~ charit~d_a_n _ _,,_ .
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'VIP Aviaries lets
bird lovers bond
with their babies
V IP AVIARIES, a bird_..,_., pataclilc. bas
new babies, and ualilte IDOlt pel stora.
)lOU CUI adopt I bird )QI "fie knowa linc:a
birth.
VIP Aviaries (540-0220), localed in u '
industrial section off Bater Street on Lopn
Avenue in Costa Mesa, is comiltcd to brecdina
birds for sale with the birds' and ownen' besl
interests in mind.
Madonna and Russell LaPell sell their own
domestic-· bred baby birds after the· birds have
been weaned. The weaning process depends on
the type of bi«f -for some, it can take as long
as sU: months.
To ensure that the birds will
go home to an ,experienced ·
parent, they encourage the
adop1ivc parent to come in for
wcckJy visits offered
Wcd"ncsday and Saturday
aflemoons to bond with the
baby and learn how to take
care of the bird. The Lapells
also answer any questions at
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A acbool clert aad jade et au uada .. s.....-~ SOool,
1ethiaa after 24 yean. Agistjq
Plilacipol Ned Hall, onlc:ri"I IUppliH,
l&l:ina anendance and --.. lllllC!i
ducy lrC all port al a routine day for
Hedrid<. 63. She's also a familiar face.
It the· speedway motorcycle nces at
the Ora.nee County Fairpoonds, where
she's served be.er for the last 19 years.
"I meet up with a lot of students there
from ycan and ycan ago," ~e says.
''They've changed, but I haven't. They
rccoenize me, but I usually don't
recognize them."
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a large room where her desk sitt opposite an o.ld
ditto machine that is seldom used. "I try to
avoid that thing like the plague," she.says. "I
use~ to have a prCity good muscle in my right
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arm from cranking out papers On it." Hedrick
also serves aS scCrctary to Mesa Pride, a
comm.unity booster organization. She loves
children, but wouldn't Want to be a teacher. "J"m
not with the students all day long like the-
1eadlen ""'· I don'I 1hink I could
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Hedrick grew up in Pasadena and·
attended Pasadena City C.ollesc-,
moving to s::<>st• Me51 in 1962. She
came 10 Killybroolte in I~ and 11)'5
she feels dole 10 lhe people she wor
with. •·11•1 been a second home to me
1hc says. Her husband, Bruce, works
for the county and the) have three
giown children and two arandchildrcn
''My first introduction to Bobble was
a parent," 11id Killybroolte Principal
Ned Hall. "My children went here in
kindergarten 23 years ago. She's a
person who j\4St loves to work and be
involved. Wc'U miss her. but we wish
her well."
-Br JoJC.r Scbtrtr, pboto by "'•" 1-larti
ff you know a Pilot Person, call our Readers '
HOIJine at 642-6086. Remembe.r to leave your
name and phone numbe.r. Thanks!
Best
. Buys
that time. ·
Ma'C:IOnna LaPcll says that
she finds that adop1ivc parcnu
really look forward to their
visits with the babies. And, as
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._,.. an added bonus. says La.PcU,
"when you're visiting your bird, )'()\I'll get a
chance 10 make new friends with people who
have similar interests."
Birds available for adoption ~Jude· conures.
Amuons., African greys. mustache parakeets
and parrots. D
P AUL \VRJClff a "Best Buys" reader, sent
in a rax that says that he round good ·
manufacturer-direct prices at a Triangle Square
shop. ·
"Oassic Beach specializes in daSsic dcsip
for weekend wear. It sells plOd quality cotton
fabrics ·for comfortable summer wear. The
bargain prices give the shopper an opportunity
to bu1 ~ral outfits that wear well, have .cood
styling, and choice material. The youna owners.
Tim and Kim Wilson, give you good service as
well."
Cassie Beach sells its own label. i.nd most of
the clothing is made right bcre in .Costa Mesa.
Currently, the mcrchaDdile is b mu om,, but
they hope lo ~women's~ '7
summer. 1be prices are low -e¥Cr:ytbina in
the store is SlO to $40.
OaWc Beach (722-6629) is katcd oo the
theater level of the new 'Triangle Square io
Costa Mesa or, Harbor Boulevard and 19th
Street. D
R OGER'S GARDENS says that now is the
time to plant sunflower seeds for fast ·
growth, and for bcaut~ful Dowen for summer.
Roger's Gardens stocks a greal selection of
:>unnower seeds 1hat include Sunrich Lemon,
.. ::-uu Sun, Italian white and Bia Smile Dwarf.
Roger's (640.5800) is katcd on San Joaquin
Hills Road at Mac.Arthur Boulevard in
Newport Beach.
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.Setting sail
tor the scouts
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SCANDIA DOWN is havina a linen sale. All
linens arc reduced at least 2S percent. and
some arc up to SO percent off. Scandia Downs
sells linens for twin· to kin&·sizcd beds -
inclu~ing shams. duvets. dust skirts and ~cts.
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The sale includes custom orders. so you'll be
able lo redo an entire room at sianifM:Ut
savings.
Scandi Downs linen sale will tut thtou&h
July 16. The store is located at South Cout
Plaza on the second kvcl Knlll from Oricins
and Contempo Casuals.
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to hoisl ond
and replace
the YHsel's
stay aail (left
and below).
In ~ition
lo ma.in·
Qining
sii.llboats al
the hue, the
74-year-old
Bwr also
KCOmpanies
Kouts on
Riling trips.
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NEWPOllT IEACH
Wnley T. HoHMMI fNNied J.1
.I . ledot on ~ 22, In C.r
Gpe.
Guy a. JohnstOM m.uried torr
Art.n ... -..y 20. In N«wp
BeKh.
Steven A. Sllwrstein m.11r11
Linda C. Krolop on Mly 9,
Newport Bffch.
MichKI Stwrson mar-Md L.tu
M. Dtftd"teld on ·May 15,
Orangr.
Mfc.hMf W. White rrwried Ter
Mollindo on May 1s. in --1"'1
BeKh. '
COSTA MEs.\
Crane lla.knJey '1Wlried lrandi
Scott on Mly 1, In Costi Mew.
Matlin C. Hansen m•rrie
P.tricW M. ~ on ~\ly 1,
""'"' e... lurl A. 0<11vis nwraed Nkole ·
OoultM on May 1, in Huntingt
Bexh.
KenMth 01tri nwried Cathie ~'
Call&h<ln on Apn1 la. In """1"'1
Be.ch.
Timothy f . lrogdon 1Nrr
Robin S. Kopink:k on ~\.ly 16. I
Newport Bffch. ~·
logtt F. Dymfl>I 11
Emiko l1higuro on ~\.ly 21 , 1n
O.na Point
Oran A. P't&tl :Nrrifd )olnn~
Slten on Miy tS. in Santi Aiu
D~tel L Moott rNrried ~wn R.
Stl.K'.brt on~ 1, Inc.ma.
Kenneth S. M•clllin mvriN
Tttnl.a fof\f~ on Mly 1Sf, 1n
C..don en-. .
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COSTAMEs.\
Pbttftti.a AftftM: Someone «'* •
2S.foot pa.Im tree from • )ob Site in
.... 1600 blodc.
.... 1 nh si...c forty·-bo<ti..
ol o;1 Oby ---"°"" Thuriday from Vons.
SNview: A bike was ~ .-tasa Tuosd.y r.,.,, the p•go
ol ., home in the 600 bkd.
Cipit•I Sttet:t: A bike w•s
discowred stoten Sat.utd<ly from the
I?' .. ol • homo In ft 900 blodc:
NlWPOIT IEAOt
NNc ... ., .... -t Cfttter Otivw: More th<ln
Sl,400 worth ol etec.tric ruon
weft: stol•n Mond<11y from
Robinia.is at FWtion hbnd.
MKArthut loulft1rd: Roughly s-r.ooo worth....___,or·.' computer
equi~t w;u ttolifn Mc:lndiy
&om F-fine M"* Croup.
Nardsws: Someone twob into .,
houw In the 200 block, but
nolhif'C WB repo:ted "'"*'I-
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• New 'Super' has his wo c out for him . 0. Frldar, IM ,,__. tll Ne.,.... ....
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diltrict, a beacon for Olhen ~ 1or NcwPon·Maa CAP scores should be 1n tbc
.-C:.tioUI acelnce. na. ~ FM out. top fO ~rcent in On nae County. AM then,
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People look ea.e-M,. now. ud tMI'• • wlaateYCr the aoat find a~ to reach lhcm.
lhamc. Ewrytbifta el1e ~ould be secondary.
Jolul NkoJJ. 'B~ lol'-'IOf II M .-,.,,_. Newport-Mesa lbould be the top 1ehool I'd also sugt t tlm )Ou'd encourasc the
district ia Oranp County -in the llllC, for Board O( Edu~tion tO bold llS debates Oii to lb~ arw school tbld.
Dear Superintendent:
thal matter. We ha~ too much amuencc. • YOtina items in public. A 4-3 vote represents
too many too<l teachen, too many aood delnOcracy It work; 7-0 has a rubbeMtamp
Welcome. boaid memben ud too many carifts pereftts rift&. When v.ord got out that the trustees
From ~hat we hear, you're lalcnted . . . to settle for middle of the pKt. •ere split on who to pkk for the new
lf I sound a little lhrill, I probably am. I've 1uperintendent, the e-0mmuni1y members innO\-:ita\c, respected, affable and briJbt.
Good. You \Viii need all those &kills because
you -we\ e -got a lot of work to do.
got two sons. and one wiU be hcadina to ~d 1t. To them, it represented a new
Mariners Elementary in one .OOrt year. IC he independence among the board members -
The district is in trouble. went to 5Chool 1his year, he'd be one of 3~ or or at least a rcfre hing willingne~ 10 air their
so in his classroom. He wouldn't have disagreements 1n public.: .. It's not fallin1 apart or on
us la t legs. But for a
district located in one or
the most affiuent areas in
the ~orld, Newpon-Mc a
. supplies except those bought by his parents Of cour;c, a couple or board members
or his teacher. He wouldn't have were angered the split made the newspaper.
instructional aides who weren'l parent Thcre·s still a re"' attitude adjustments to be
volunteers. And he wouldn't ha~ music · made.
houJd be doing much
better.
te achers, P.E. instructors or any of the other finally, be sure 10 embrace the
luxuries most of us received while aoina to community, not st1ff·arm it Take parents on
For example, the most
recent California
school. as pannen, not problems Be ddcrential, not
You won't find ap:athy here. Among condescending. The p<.hl·Nscoll era has
Asse mcnt Program tc t
scores showed
Newport-Mesa
eighth-graders rank only
three points higher than the
Ora'l&e County avcra1e.
~rents living in the Newport-Mesa school ~! 'brought on a ne~ 'Pim of cooperation from
1 dist~ the Khools arc the No. 1 topic of r. the trustees and .sJminasirators, v. hich
Editor's
Notebook
Tdiscussion. You'll be~r it soon enouah, and culminated in the 45·membcr community
you'll be encouraged. These folks desperately task fo~e tha1 re\te\\eJ and interviewed the
wanl a better education for their children, superintendent canJ1da te , including
and we're willin& to do just about anythin1 to yourself.
Less than SO percent of the
student earned adequate scores in reading
and ~nting -and only 38 percent did so al
Ensign ln1ermed1a1e School, located in
Newport Heights. Reading scores fell by 15
points compared to CAP ~res two years
ago.
act it -not a bad constituency to represent, ut's con11nuc the Era of Good Feeling.
and not a bad constituency to tap in to. I don't have all the answers; I'm not sure '1 The communll) h behmd )OU. Together, we need to rebuild Ne\\-port·Mesa back to
have even one. But I do think that one of the nation' gr<:alest school districts.·
· Newport-Mesa leader hip has 10 lay down 1 Just let us know "hat )Ou "ant us to do. set of guiding principles: not a lofty mis,ion
ThlS imply houldn't happen here.
statement, but set-in-concrete, Kind rega~~j
no-cxcuses·allowed goals like I ) No more
than 29 students to a cla room: or 2.) Newport-Mcs:t is billed as a· .. lighthouse" ~
William Lobdell is tht Nlitor.
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Today
lecture on
Afghanistan -CBS New~
reporter and producer Kurt
l ohb«ls. "'111 speak and ptesenl an
inform.ilM! "'deo and d1scuSS100 on
Afgham)tan. The free progam 1
planned tor •:30 p.l'h at T1mbul..tu,
1661 5upt-rior A'e Costa~
RS\'?, .a·~ rt.-que>ted due lo limited
st>.ll1n~ For n.\()r~ 1ntormation, call
6 50·7473
Parenting series-A
ltghthe.uted inf0tm.ltl\e ~at the
sptci.lf nec!'<JS Of )'Oung boys IS
planned from 7-CJ p m. tn the
Commun1tv Room ol the Newport
l bt.1ry at 856 S.n Clemente Or.
The trfe pr r.lm 1s p.art of the
.. P1rtnt1ng 101 .. serlb ToptCS \.\111
inclu~ nutnrion, social ;and mental
needs, body !:)-pes • .iggresoon and
' rtion. energy MO\'e~nt Fo1
mure inform.Jt1on call 644 • 3181.
Spring concert -.~
Coron.i def MJr High Sthool Music
Ot.-part~t. under the duectlOl'I o(
Angel.i \\'oo "'111 hokf 1b Spt' ng
concert at .. 30 pm. at ~ .. port
H.ubor H1 ·h School's man l
Loats Aud,1ooum 1 5th Strttl and
'"1ne "'t"'ue. T icl..eb •~ S6 for
Jdult.s. SJ f0t ~~b .it'd ~ior
c1tizl'n For r~r'1t.ll~, ull
644·5108
Satu rday, June 12
Senior Variety Show -
The Third Annual Senior Follies will
be held at 6 p.m. at the CostA
Mesa Senior Center. 19th and
Pomona Streets r tekets may be
obtained at the center. The SlS
donation includes the "Afterglow
party" following the performance.
For more information. ull
645-2356
Estancia High benefit -A
parking lot s.:ile and car wash \.\ill
be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at
Esuncsa High School to benefit the
school's pep squad. Cost 1s SS for
"'ans. S4 for ars. For more
information call 546·9279.
Free fishin2 -No license is
required as UNB ~aturahsu and
Cal1fom1a Department ol Fesh and
Came Wa~ and B1olog1sts pn
the public for a free dav o1 fishing
trom 10 am. to 4 p.m at
Shellm;ilter Island. a quarter·m1le
north of •e-,..,port Oun~ entroance
on Back Bay. Fly l)ing and casting
• Mmonstratt<>m will be g!\en. and
rods .ind reels pt'O\ided F0t more
1nformatt0n, all 631-2532
Career seminar-St
J.imes Episcopal Church .ind SI
Andrew's Pr~1en.in Church will
com~neeffortstoprovtdethe
Se-.ienth Career Nel\\oO. Semin.ir.
The e\~t rs otn attempt to meet the
ol t~ \\.00 olrt"
Therapy that won 't take foreYer
Therapists fully tnu1ed and supcl'iscd by Dr
v~ are ready to bctp JOll. Ullhnng lbc qurl
and dfttrl\" method ol Or. V&scott. each
tbcraptSt CID bdp )IOU COl IO ~ balf of )'OUT
probkms in the briefest ~ time. Tbcy'"lll
show you what's wroor. bow tt got that v.iy and
bow to mate it better.
,, 8~ rtladHsla.lp troubla
""' mpl'Oft partt!lw.a stills
""' Sohe per11ul pro ......
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Dr. Dt•W ViKeCt ""' Start t. tleel better la •• tittle u
Av. rd·\\mning ~ l·lilov HS Ion
P))'cluatrut .,,, ~ cncllt cards acttpUd
D n't Delay. Call today (7-14) 720-7004 or (800) 426-4;432
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You,rc lnviccd To Sec Our
CUSTOM
INVITATION
FRINIIN6 GENTER
Wbttha You Need lnvim~ fw Wcddinp •..
ShoMn ... Anniwttarics ••. Birth AnnounaancMI ..•
Birthdays ••. Holida,s .•• Or fw
Thal O.C.l~Llfuimc 5pciCiM Ooc.W. ....
We Hawa FriaMl)'.c..dwa..I H1ltf .. ~
a.. AcWitiM Te Eaac ..,. '-S.mca . ......_
unemployed and caught in the
recession crunch. F0t more
1nforma11on, CAii 574-2239.
Son2s of the Redhead
-The rt'ne Arts Committee of
Temple Bat Yahm presents
singer·actor Don Croll in his
portra;al of Danny Ka}e in the
Social Hall at T em pk Bat '(ahm,
1011 Camel~d. Newport Beach
at 8 p m. Call 644· 1999
Casino Night -The
Monarch lttague or lhe Amenc.m
Diabetes ~a1t0n is presen11ng
"The Cre<1t Escape Ill: Poltr·A·D•ce
Island,·· a c.:1)ino, silent ciutt1un and'
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offering
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722-607 8
dinner to be held beg1nn1ng at 6
p.m. at the Village CreJn, 2300
Mes.J A.\e . Santa Ana All proceeds
w1 I So toward programs ol the
ADA Call 662·79.io
Tuesday, June 15
Library Tru stees -The
ne't regular!} scheduled meeting of
the Newpon Beach Board of
l1brarY T1u~tees .. ,11 be held at
5 30 p m .it l'\e\ .. purt Center
L1brC11". 8Sb San Clemenle Or.
Send r.our itttms to Pttter Ryan,
The Daily Pilot, 330 W. &Jy St.,
Co;tJ Mes.J, 92617.
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FATHER S DAY
For
Weekend Brunch
or Dinner
Sabatincf s was originaly foooded
in Ch~ a1't!r oor fattler brought
1he family recaoe for our famous
ltahan Sausage from Pa ermo. Italy
10 the 1930's
Toda), h s SOOS & grandson
continue to prov1de a complete
merAJ of ll1lhe · fooa
prepared fresh . and seasoned
..,. 5 ra ns of fan'141y pride
For Rmrvations C.11
723-0621
?Sl ~..,_..Way • cwport llx'
~picy
bucks
~ Peggy Goldwater Clay
sold her salad-dressing
company and started anew
with family's salsa line.
By T ooy C., llldlnnl Edb'
A fter 13 years of
developing a
salad-dressing company,
PeggyJane's, from the
pound up and finally
sellins it, Pel&)' Goldwater Clay
wasn't eucUy in the mood to dive
back into another start-up venture
in the food business.
Clay 111d her partner, Jane
Wedmorc, received a six-figure
payoff when they sold their line of
gourmet salad dressings to Knotts
Berry Farm in 1989. And the
rigors or developing a $2 milJion
(in annual sales) company without
so much as a secretary, an ounce
of food-industry experience or a
computer bad taken a toU.
But the 48-year-old Newport
Beach resident, daushter of
Anzona politician Barry
Goldwater, couldn't stand by idly
when her sister and niece decided
to start a salsa business.
"l had worked so hard with
PeggyJanc·s, l wasn't sure I was
ready to ,.ork that hard again,··
Clay S4id. "But with my "'. 1
experience, it would be a waste
not to get involved with the family
business. I didn't want them to
make the same mistakes I did."
Both Clay and her sistcr,•Joanne
Goldwater, formerly a caterer, arc
avid cooks, and Joanne had
dabbled with salsa recipes f pr
years. The door was opened to use
the family name for a new line of
salsas in 1989, when May Co., the
most recent of several owners of
the former Goldwater's
Departments Stores, which was
founded by Clay's
gJ"cat·grandfathcr and his brother,
cbanscd the na,me of the
"nine-store chain to Robinson's.
The three partners contnouted
a combined $50,000 in start-up
capital, and another $160,000 was
raised from outside investors., who
own about one-fourth of the
company.
Goldwater's salsas. which are
now offered in four flavors, went
on the marl.ct in 199b, 111d sales
arc already approachins peak
levels achieved by PcwJanc's..
Oay said she believes the
company will surpass its g031 of
posting SS million in annual sales
by 1995.
The company is based in O
ScottsdaJc, Anz., home of Joanne
Gokt.Nater and her dau&hter,
CMolyn Ross. the other partner in
the business. The uJsas, which
retail for SJ to S.3. 1S for a
•· 12-ouncc bottJc, arc made by a
• contract manufacturer in Los
Alamitos.
Clay, who is prc:$ident of the:
company, serves as chief trO\lblc
shooter and oversees Goldwater's
broken 111d distriNtors in
Southern California. She also tries
to come up with low-cost
in·store product sampling and
booths at fairs, because the
company doesn't have the money
to undertake ~ass-media
advertising campaign.
B arry Goldwater, who is nO\N
84 and lives in Scottsdale, has
also played a part in the
company's early success. He signed
autographs when the product
debuted at a market in Phoenix.
and he serves as chief taste tester
for new Goldwater's salsa flavors.
Clay said, too, that her father will
help hobnob with guests at a
cocktail party the company plBns
to host for its distributors.
"He·s supportive," Clay said of
her father ... We don't want to
exploit the Goldwater name. We
v.ant to exploit the salsa, but
people automatically think ~f Dad
when they hear the Goldwater
name."
The Goldwater name may go a
long way, e peciaJly in the
Southwest, but Oay expects the
quaJity of the salsas to dri\'C the
company's success. Goldwater's
Sedona Red Salsa v.-as rated as
"excellent" in a New York Times
tMtc test, and New York Ncwsday
rated Goldwater's Bisbee
Barbcquc Ketchup as one of the
.. winning sauces" in its taste test.
.. I( they W te it, they buy it,"
Clay said. "Ct's that good."
Goldwater's salsas arc sold in
about 2S states, primarily in
specialty markets and gilt shops.
but Clay said that in Southern
California, where supermarkets
are especially dominant, the
S3uccs arc sold mostly in 1uch
stores as Ralphs, Vons and Alpha
Beta.
Clay said Souihcm California is
an espeetally challcngins market
for a fledgling company hkc
Goldwater's. She said grocery
companies demand "slotting .. fees
of Sl.SOO to SS,000 in order to
provide shelf pace for a product
chain-wide.
I marketina -such as l Father's Day "On Looa&ion"
PhotopapbJ Special
~~ter
Cby dips
into the sals.
bu5iness
with her
ister and
ni«e.
"I would love to be in
supermarkets on a direct basu so
we could get to more consumers,
but we're goina the longer way.
through specialty distributors,"
Oay said. "Ir we can make it in
Southern California, I think "e
can make it in any market."
lntO 1118
Irr., C. pawers in the an:a. ~r. ...._Mir she added that the city, Vrhich
DOWNTOWN COSTA owns the lot at the corner of
MESA -TbC curtain may 19th and Newport, jusc nonh o
soon fall on one of this area's the theater, would ~U its
oklest movie theaters. as some parcel for a redevelopment
ot the purchase proposals for project cncompauiQ& the full
the Mesa Cincmu building block, including Mesa Square.
near the corner oC 19th Street Berman said she saw one
and Newport Boulevard call for rcdcvek>pins the site for redc\'tlopment proposal for the
another use. block. a project that would
1"he property has been listed consist or retail space and a
for sale through Grubb & Ellis an&Je-room-occupucy building.
Commercial Real Est:itc She declined to dJSClosc further
Services. Paul Barb:i. a lawyer details.
representing the buildina's Barba ~id the operotor of
owner, the Siler ramily trust, the theater, Edwards Cinema ,
said he 1s currently reviewing hilS a lease with the Siler family
SC\-cral offers for the propert). that expires in December 1995.
The theater is part of a block ' Edwards Cinemas officials
of property owned by the Siler couldn't be reached for
family trust, the Edl..cr Pope Sr. comment this ,.eek. Jeff
family trust and the city of Robertson. the hstina agent
Costa Mesa, Barba said. with Grubb & Ellis. referred all
"The city of Costa Mesa i questions concernins the
interested in a redevelopment property to B:trb3.
project (on the siie)," 8 3rb3 The 700-seat thellter is
said. "That's v.h:u ,.e·re nc:srly 50 years old. Mesa
interested in doing. beautif)ing Cinemas has hown second-run
the area. Th1u may involve the mO\ie at discounted prices in
theater "3)1ng. Th:it mlly recent )"C3rs.. a Edw:mls left
in .. olve the thc3tcr gofog .. current rclea cs to Qther
· Mesa Square, an aging retail cinemas. including its own
center located behind Mesa cighHcrecn theater across
Cincm», is also likely to be
redeveloped. according 10 8 111 Nev.port Boulcv;inJ :u Trtangle
Squ3re. Murdock, ,.hose comp:ln). T.O.
ln\'cstments, nunagcs the Mason Siler. ,.ho al50 owned
ttntcr for it owner. the Pope the Lido theater, sold the Mc a
family trust theater to Ed'411d C1ncm:s .
· Muriel Berman, a prOJC"Ct but the Siler family rctWted
manager with the Costa McS3 the property th:at houses the
Rcdc\clopment Agency. ~•d bu iness. In 1980, a Ne~port
city.omci3ls arc not acu .. cly Beach couple tried to~~
pursuing a rcde~clopmcnt money to con\ert the propert)
project for the theater )ltC. and to a performing ans theater,
they arc not intcrc ted in but th3t deal v.u not
utilizing'cmincnt·do m310 completed.
• • • • • • • •
A R M 0 I R E
Senli-Annual
SALE
30o/o -50o/o SAVINGS
LADIES SPORTSWEAR l DRESSES
Starts Friday • June 11th
FASHION ISLAND
549 NEWPORT CENTER DR.
(Acrou from Ne1mon Mo~us)
(714) 644-9UJ
Mon .fn 10 00 o m. • 9 00 p.m.
Sot 10·00 o.m • 6·00 p.m.
Sun 12·00 · 5·00 p.m.
""°~ON M)ll NIO...a
The truth about
funeral. prices in the
greater South Coast area.
At Harbor Lawn, people are important. We believe
that every family deserves a personalized final tribute.
Here, only the family selects the type of service they
want and the price to be paid.
Ba.rial ' space for twO ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $ 910
We will provide for direct cremation, · ,,.
including mortuary care from ····:····· .. ········:··· ........................................ $540
Or ch~se from other types of seryices from .............................. $985
Caskets priced from ............................................. . .... , ................... $285
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Selina Yee, an inveslmcnt
properties pccialist with
Grubb & Ellk Commtrdal
Real E5tatt Stnltts'
Ncwpon Beach office,
represented an unidentified
in\e)tOr in the SS.8 million
purcha e of o 106·unit
apanment cefmplc~ in
Anaheim.
Yee said that in tenn of
purcha e price, the deal was
the sccond·largcst
ap:irtmcn.r transaction
completed th i year in
Or:ingc County.
' 0
Saturday, June 12
· Obtalnln1 li~nts
for a Sinall llus s -The
National Alli1nce Of It.ck
En~eneurs lnC. w.11 hP,lt a
~ ori Obuining corpor.ae
.accounts for a sm.ill business, from
10 am. to 2 p.m. at the Amerian
lnstilute Of Atchitects olface, 3200
Parle unt~ Drive, suile 110, Costa
Mes.I Coist IS no in advance and
S4S at the door. For reservations,
call 852-6220, and for infoom.tion,
call 833-5330. ·
Job Search and
Transition Skills -St.
Andrews Presbyterian Church in
Newport Beach will host a career
seminar, from 7:30 a .m. to 2 p.m.
at the church's 01erenfietd H.ill.
Cost is S 1 S with reserv~ and
fnaM ...... s,..... er-.
c.. ~Ga··· COii ~ s1utar---.suo1ot
~and S7S for studt-nts.
Fot ......... and~ •
cal Sll-0170.
16WA FashiOli Show -
The Amirian lwines Wome1i
AilociMion wtl halt ill annual
fashion .,. and brunch. from 9
a.m. to 2 p.m. • the laJboa ~y
dub in Newport IRch. Cost i)
US. Fot mervMions Ind
inforrMCion, an 843-0576.
Tuesday, June 15
Soecial hent .
Room The ptogr iAm IS p;ltt o( the
libt1ry's Brown 8~ lunCh 5efies.
For nf0tmwon, aU 644·3191 .
·Thursday,-june 1 7
Business Humor -fhe
111onal Association o( PurC.has1og
Mana ment wUI ~ a dinner
mt..i .ng featuring a presenuuon by
Stl"\'t' S-lftron entitled .. Busint'SS
Humor, beginning 1t 6:30 p.m. at
. the Red Lion Hotel in CO)U Mesa.
CCbt i, S 1 5 for members. wtth
re~rvations and S25 othetwise. For
r~gt>t.ratt0n and information, call
532·0170.
Management Workshop
-The Merchants & ~nufacturers
J\)SOCl.'lt1on will present a two-day
manage-ment workshop for lead
pel).Unnd, from 9 a.m. to 4 p m
-The N~ Cen r l brat)' will
host 1 pr am ori networking and
job-searc.h r as p.art ol rts fr
Brown-a g Lunch • beg.inni"!
at noon 1n the l1bra,Y,i Commuruty
Room llegisttatJOn is not n I)'
ror ln(ormatt0n, call 644·3191.
Wednesday, June 23
Eos Institute -The Eos
1nst1tute for t~ tud o( Susta1nabl • u .. ;ng v.iU ~ a Secture by foturts.t
architect GI n Small; ~nmng at
7:30 pm. at the Ainencan IMtitut~
of Architects office. 3200 P.lri.;
Center Ori\e, suite 110, Cos.ta
Mesa. For reser\'ations and
information, call 870·56)).
Documenting
Performance -The Merchant>
& M.Jnuf;icturt.>rs Assoo1alion 'A'lll
present a WOfkshop on
docu~ting pet(~ ""9 I
a..m. to noon it the SMr-..
~wpott. Cost is S 130 for memberi
nd S 1 s S f0t non-membetl. Far
1nformati0n, all 5S&-1SSO.
Thursday, June 24
Wa&e and ~MY Admimstration -The
Merdhants ManufacturHS
~)()(iation ~111 preo:sent a WOtbhop
on v. and salary ~ministrWorl,
trum 9 a.m· to 4 p m, at tht'
Sh~ a.ton ewpon. Cost i\ S 18 5 f 01
members and S220 for
non-m mbers fOf' information, call
558-1550
PleaJe send your akntLu
announcements lo The Dally
Pilot's business editor, TOiiy CclJf,
at 330 w. B.iy St., Cost.i ~H~
92627.
McCaw Inc., one of
Or:inge County's largest
emplo)ers. on Saturday
night \\ill host its first-ever
reunion at the Newport
Beach Marriott.
S 17 on the day ol the seminar. for
registm1on .ind Information, call
574-2239.
Professionals -The
Association ol SpKial E~nt
Professionals will meet at the Hyatt
Newpott~r, beginning at 6.30 p.m.
Cost is S7 fOf members and S 12 fo r
non·memberi. for reservations and
information, call 642-8517.
on Thursday and fflday at the
Sht.-raton Ne\\pott Cost 1s S29S for
member> and SJSS for • r.-=====iiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;:::::o:;;;;;;;;;;:::::;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o=:;;;;;;:;;;;;;limiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:i:i
non·members. For information, call Attention, CO Owners! Are You Business Challenges of
the '90s -The Nationa1
Association ol Purchasing
M4lna~t will host an all-day
program, including nine workshops,
The Resume: A First
Impression -The N~port
Center Library will hoSt a free
program on resumes, beginning at
noon in the library's Community
ssa.1sso Frustrated With The Low Returns
Tuesday, June 22 On Your CD?
More than 400 fonner
McGaw employee and
. executives arc expected to
attend the reunion, which
will celebrate more than SO
)Cars of company history.
Pltast stad n~ about
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Costa Mna busintSS to Tiit
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~ Local officer inducted
into Martial Arts Hall
of Fame, teaches
defensive techniques.
By LoriAm Basheda. Std Wl'tlf
COSTA MESA -Senior ·
Officer David Dye has been
inducted into the World Martial
Arts Han of Fame for a Li!e
Achievement Award honorins his
"superior leadership, teachins and
dedication."
Dye was nominated for the
award. one of the highest
available, by fellow martial artists
•from across the world.
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w.....·--~.,, .. atnofttinllry dccilioa last wect by
the citJ~ral e...,,,..c union.
The ,..,..teed I 7 1/2
percent pey ra11e next year, YOled
lua week 10 ta.kc the raise bu1 do-
nate 2 112 percent ol the raise . to
form a pool to cncourqe seneor
employees to retire.
The pool will be about $380,000
•nd could save up 10 10 jobs.
union president Bill Folsom said.
Las1 year, the employee union
voted apjnst taking the con·
tractuat pay nisc altoaethcr, a
move that helped ~ave off layoffs.
But the union was told this year
that layoffs will happen regardless.
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retirement aysccm cu incre
pension ror rctiriat earty.
council ·~ that Monday. In ocher actiola. the council:
•Appropriated S140,000 for
installation of I tntf te sfpW
West 19th Street and M~r Pl
• Appropriated S80,000 for
installation of a ti"alf'ec sipal
Victoria Street and American
enue.
• Appropriated S3l8,000 for t
Newport Boulevard sipaJ i
provement prOJCct.
"We're very proud," said Costa
Mesa Capt. Riclt Johnson. "It's a
benefit to the department." • l~,.~ .....
Union membership felt the best
m<J\'C wu to take the pey raise but
pool some of it 10 help some ~·
The vote was 100.57.
"l was overwhelmed by the num·
ber of people willina to aivc that
much up for two ycan lo help the
ci ty, fellow citizens and employ-
ees," Folsom said. "That's the most
incredible thing.. We've asked them
two years in a row to give their
raises up. They didn't have to. It
re tores my faith in humanity."
•Appropriated Sl4,000 to
additional costs for the const
tion of a storm drain on I
When he's not policing the city
and training fellow officers in
martial nrts defense, the
48-year-old father or two is
teaching at his privnte studio in
Costa Mesa.
David Dye w.as presented with a -~rge pqque w ~ upon Induction into Hall of Fame. Street.
art to conduct several women's
self~efense seminars in Orange
County each year.
arts courses to members rrom
some IS area law enforcement
agencies. To fit it all in, he holds
classes at night after his day·watch
shift at the Costa Mesa Police
Department, where be has worked
for~ years.
Jeff Speakman -several "eeks
l&O during a ceremony attended
by more than 250 m(lnial orti ts.
The Hall of Fame seeks
nominations from across the
world.
•Approved an asreemcnt wi
Amcric:lean Environmental
vices ii\. Long Beach for $92,030
administer the city's Soun:e R
duction and Rec:ydins Eleme
Amerielcan will oversee the re
cling program.
Called Aikido Federation or
California Yoshinka1, the studio is
n branch of the Yoshinkan Aikido
Federation headquarters in Tokyo,
Japan.
He has also demonstrated his
teaching techniques on national
televisiqn, has been featured in
various martial anJ magazines and
produced a series of law
enforcement traioing tapes. Dye was inducted. in the Hall of ~;:;;============================;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;:;;:;;:::I Fame in Beachwood, Ohio, .-
D}c holds a third degree bh:ick
belt in Yoshinkai aikido. which he
began !ltudymg m 1978, and
add1t1onal ranks in judo and
Shotokan karate. All his training
has bcc=n in the United States.
In addition, Dye teaches marti:il along with Perfect Weapon star
Like other Corms of martial ans.·
aikido takes an opponent's energy
and redirects it back toward them.
But unlike karate, for instance, it
docs not incorpo~tc punching or
k.icking. Rather, aikido focuses oo
techniques targeting the joints and
central nervous system.
Strictly a defensive martial art,
aik.ido does not require much
upper body strength, according to
Dye. . .
Consequently, he employs the
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dlfar '" ewryone. ~ on the loYe ol dance, ~Defore Foundation is a living
uibule to the rM"'IC?')' ol Br~y
dlncer, INcher and Choreqvapher
Jimmy Defore, who along with his
wfi Gloria, began the Jimmy
Oifore ~nee Center (JOOC) in
1977. When Jimmy passed away in
1987, ~formed the non~profit
[»fore Foundation for the Arts and
&!W it the dance center to seNe as
a;'prolessional home for dancers ol att ~ and abilities.
''The art ol dance an be
enioved by eve~, not just a sefeci few," says Gloria. "ft uses the
inlnd as well as the body. This is
th! nearest you an get to flying on
~r own -a good dance dass." ~ Fou~tioo serves the entire
arts community ~ · prov;ding
tCholarships, funding perf~nces,
pitforming at benefits and
~ing prolessional WOfk, in ~ition to offering dance
tnsttuaion through the center. An
eduational arts program is being
~ in conjunction with the
public schools to teach youngsters
aboot dance.
"We're founded on service,
~-here dancers of all alibers an
have a safe place to train and not
fttl threatened," says Gloria. "Even
after many finish dasses here they
a:wne back to train and teach. It's
e>itremefy rewarding. bK.lW! it's
hke a family."
The JOOC, in oeeration for 16
ye.rs, is the rm1n funding source
fOf the FoundatiOn. One can begin
as early as three in the creative
pre-ballet disses. There are das.ses
for children, teens and adults at the
bettinnin.s, intennedaate, advanced
~ professtonal levels. Trpes ol
dance offered on an ongocng basis
Include ballet, j.u:z. modern dance,
tap and funk.
.. Althou~ ballet is the best
foondation for any other kind ol
~. the funk or Hip Hop done
to pop and rap mu.sic is ~
popubr W1th the young,,, says
Cb~. "It's a ~at contemporary
medium to ~ kids excited about ~ce. while heloing them difOO\.'e:
tMir own ~bi'iities."
Junior programs for children
beewffn the ~ ol 3 and 13 a~ seared toward ~ng both the
Ph'f\ial and emotional ~11.t>e;ng
~~~~~
environment IS PtoWted whefe
students pin self~a along
with a life o,g ~ b 1M
ans. While .. ~ is
encou.,, a pter em~ is
placed on tec:Mique.
Al. the tftf1 and adult lewi, ~ dBeS ~~with ~ and master dasses
throughout the year In billet ju.z
and tap. MHter classes ~ ~t
by a Wnous master teacher, ~ in to instruct the
intermediate and advanced
students, ages 12 and older.
The success cl taking an
individual at a certain ability level
and helping them to develop their
personal best. lies with the superb
teaching staff at JOOC. Every
instructor tw worked
professionally, has teaching
experience and has undergone
training in state-cl-the-art methods.
"All the teachers here have a
IO'.'e for dance that shines through
and is felt by the students," says
CIOfia. "I.look fOf people with a
nurturing personality, those who
will encourage students within a
positi~ setting, Each teacher is
responsible for their own
~raphy and only original
wOt1c is-taught."
Many dancers trained at JOOC
have joined ballet companies and
Broadway shows, opened their own
studios, or teach at well-known schools. .
I nstruction takes place in O\er s;ooo square feet of m~le noating fl00< dance space. Each of
the three dance studios has ·
obsefvation windows, full length
mirrors, Juli sound equipment and
pianos, Visitors are welcome any
time to observe any class.
"We want to obtain special
lighting and more seats 1n our
largest room, 'o\hich is 2,500 square
feet. to do more in·house
perfOfmances ... says Oona
In addition to holding an annual
recital a.nd '"'inter holiday ,
performance, 1unior and tee~
groups represent JOOC in state
competib<>n>. Ad\anced students
perform at Arts on the Creen~nd
at the Orange County Fair. The
twi~ yearly Works in Progress,
features performers from all over
Southern Calif ornaa demoostr a ting
what's new and 1nnov.lli\e 1n the
W'O'td of dan~. This is open to the
p..ibtic. free of charge
".luz Spectrum, Inc .. a
~ession.11 dance company tn.lkes
its home here," says Gloria.
"Rhapsody in Taps and Ballet
Pac1fia train here. But we'\e e\en
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held poetry readings. We want •
people to realize that the
Foundation is not here just f Of
JOOC, but for the whole
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Rooms an be rented to the
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~ Battle between blce COllition and
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hinges ·on safety, contract language.
By Tony Oodero. s.n...,
COSTA MESA -A coalitioa of biqdisu
say the Army Corps of £osineen is not lMna
up to its contract aareement to keep the Santa
An3 River bike trail open dwin& oapaa
con 1nactton or a massive flood mntrol project.
Newport Beach cyclist Don Harvey, a leader
of the Orange County Bicycle Coalition.
contends that the corps aarced in a contract
th:it "A safe and continuous bK:ycle trail
through the project .u~~ shall be open at all
times.I'
HaNey said since &he project began nearly
l~O )Ca rs aao. the bike trail hu been shut
down or detoured onto public streets. And he
):ud comp!3ints to the Army engineers have
gone nowhere.
"They're very much just giving us a snow job
on this." Harvey said.
But Bill Znun, who is in charge of the county
' laodeDlllNlptaj1•.11111• ... •z>t1 ta
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laa&ard. ..
Bill Oelep, project manapr b the CIO(Jll
Of Clllineen. actnowledeld tUI IM lnil hie
been doled as coutructioa tlka place. lut Ille
ud Zawa uy unule coaditiom acar tbe
constnK:tioa areu lePC tk• no choice.
•"Tbcy (cydists} wanced tbe detour 10 11>-
throup tbe work area illdf," Oallcp said.
.. But it's just too danacrous."
Instead. GaUcp and Zaun say detoun on
public streets have been sec up for the ~
to ride on while .ark is done on the merbed.
The work is done in 3-mile increments aad
OaUeaos expects the trail from Adams Avenue
to the ocean will be open in a couple or weeks.
But whether Gallegos and Zaun believe it is
dangerous or not doesn't matter, H&Ney said,
because the contract calls for the trail to ao
through the work area -period.
Furthermore, Harvey said the dctoun have
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Sall. Haftef and his ~lilt colleapca, who
recelldy baltled successfully to set a bike lane
oa Pacific Coast Hipway in Huntinaton
Beada. b8¥e taken their complaints to
Supervisor Harriett Wieder and local city
leaden, enlisting the help of Fountain Valley
Councilman Gcorse Scott
Wieder'1 spokesperson Kathleen Campini
said the supervisor will meet with the cyclists
and county officials next week but she didn't
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NEWPORT-MESA -An
altonlCJ b jailed school dis-
trict eillbinller S&ephcn Wag·
ner ii upccted to a~ for a
de~ in sentencina Fricfay, the
day Waper was scheduled to
face a maximum sentence of
eight yean and eight monthS in
prison .
Wa&11er was due to bC sen·
tenccd by Judge John Ryan
Friday in Orange County Supe·
rior Court. But the count} Dis-
trict Anorncy's Office said
Wa&11er•s attorney wilJ request
a contjnuancc.
Wagner's anornc}' Paul
Meyer co~d not be reached for
comment.
Although Newport-Mesa
Unified School District officials
allcae Wagner embezzled about
S3.9 million, Wagner h:as admll,
ted to embenling onty $3.S mil,
lion, according to county Dcpu·
ty District Attorney Corl Biggs.
Wasner could r.c. a lllffer
federal priloa aenn if the U.S. I
Allomcy~s Oftic:c deddCs 10 tile
cha~. WJ'be)'re doiftl ltieir I
invcst1p1ion in their own waz Cl
and it's 1akina aome time, 11
Bill' Aid. ••Since he's ia cut-i
1Qdy, there's no immediacy 10 •
their invc ligation. It's not like
he' going to disappear. I
"We puhed our in·
\cs1iga1ion ahead because we
""ere a(rnid of tbAt." 1 A Newport Beach auction of 1 Wagner' possession• last '
month r1ised ooly abOut 1 s 130.000. Bankruptcy omcials
estimate that when Waaner's 1
Newport Beach house and two
other propertie arc sold, the '
reCO\ered funds wall total only
$400,000. An.d there is no guar·
antee th:at the school district
wall ever get any of Wq.ner's ,
liquidated assets. The Internal
Re'°cnuc Scnice daim that
Wagner ov.e $2.4 million in
b3C~ l3JCeS. COS'frA MESA -A community
forum dcahng with a proposed
commumt) fu rlough Jail center will
be held next Tue day at Kaiser EJ,
cmentary School. The forum stans
at 7 p.m
said Kevin Meehan, the director of
the organ1Z8tion attempting to
tum a Newpon Boulevard motel
into a furlough center (or low·risk
criminal offenders. ·
Meeban's first attempt at a site,
two Maple Street apartment com-
plexes. was derailed by fierce com·
munity and city rclist1nc:e.
"One of the criticism we've
heard from 10me people is that
we•re trying to sneak this
through," he said. "This will ~, r.=====================1~ fully show we've done cvcrythina
· \\.e·rc a kmg that any person
intt.: re<.tcd in the progr am to at,
t~nd and ~hare their concerns,"
The county bas approved a work
furlough center in Costa .Mesa.
Meehan's organization, Orange
County Youth & Family Services,
lS attempting to place the center
. Thit
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~ supporters gather at
posh local eatery as they
prepare for 'spectacle of
the year' in Orange County.
T he 1993 C.Cnter or Fashion
bcpn •ts cclcbratcd path
t~ard ~but p~uction
Oct. l , Wllb 1 h1ah·fl)'ln& dinner
bolled by the European-styled
biscro, II Fornaio R.osticcena. Jn
honor qr the Center or Fashion,
restaurant clWrman i.an-, Mladd
opened his pand·saJed walnut
doon to 300 or the most beautiful
women and their cscoru for an
evcnina or wining. dining and
conversation iprinkled with
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Society
Editor
lau&hter.
U Foma10.
located around
the corner from
the Pcrformin&
A{ts Center, will
become the
home away rrom
home for many
of the cast
members. family
ind fnends
supporting the
Center or
Fashion. They
will all be
spending a srcat
deal or time preparing for "'bat
many call the "spectacle or the
)Car" in Oransc County. Mtndel
has changed his restaurant from a
self-service, upscale boutique t(> a
full service sit-down eatery.
The wek:ome d&,tner was
handled by 1 very capable
restaurant staff who h3d no easy
last JUalin& s.catin& and space for
a full hou.se Of future stars.. The
glamour lC\-cl of this event was
definitely over the top. Waiters
and wa1trcun came ri&ht out of
central casting. One divorcee,
modeling for tbe Center of
Fashion, kept chanpn& her order
•1th one or the handsome young
men attcndin& her table. She
leaned O\er and Yllbispered to her
equally beautiful coUeaiue. •·now
that's what J call puppy chow."
Sbc wuo't rcferrin& to tbe food.
Maddlne Zuckttmaa took
charge of the ~nina for the
rcstauran1 and lbc Center of
Fashion. She's also one o( the
models in the show, rctumin& for
another )Car of fun. ""I must 1ell
)OU. I h3\C known nuny of the
v.-omcn in this show for m:my
)C:irs tbrouch m11ny dirferen1
organu.at1ons; hO\lt~er. 1his
experience has allov.ed me to
make m:my good friendships v. uh
the e remMlable I dje~ They
really arc a •'Ondcrful group,"
commented Zuckcrm:m, gMng her
husband Len a \Cr) fast l1SS on
the check and a gl3.SS of wine as
she d3.Shcd off to ensure the res t
or the aroup was v.ell taken c:ire
or. She WU &SSlllCd by her s1arr.
coordinated by the dcd1atcd
Mt"1 Rkbey ·
In conjunction v.1th
Zudcerm:m"s e rroits.. fash1on3ble
Doau MlramootH ch:iircd the
INTRODUCING ScULPTURES 0NhY DI
CouLo BRING To LIFE.
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p.iny for the Center of fbhton. In
aucnd.incc, Adri~llM Bttnaan
with Tita Lou nnd ~tary Dtll
Barkouns. Mary's daughter,
Maun ... ho lools more hke
Mary's younger tSter, came with a
date, currently scl'\.ing in 1he
Marine and prep3nng for law
school. He v.as defini1ely
wide-eyed. bu1 not civcrcomc by .
his surroundings. CiHli3n life has
a few pcrls.
C'8ndk:'f and Ropr Scbnapp
socialized v.;th MllJJ and Ctny
Muzzy, SUDJ1nt and Run Wtrdln,
Sus~ and BUI Plummu. Mary
Jean and Ttd imlJns. Kathlttn
and John Rb)-ncrsol). an~ Sharon
Penis. '
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joi n s II Fornaio
restaurant chairman
Larry Mindel as he
welcomes Center
of Fashion guests.
Left: Barbara
McGovern and ,.-,
Barbara Penrose
enjoy the eveni~g's
festivities .
N·ow you can
dream with both
eyes wide_ open~~
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30 day ud our purc ha «" pri 'wall
1IU'lar.
Perl8ct lllY
for solvlnll
big 1 .. 1
S arurday's weather may have rained
out the Fish Fry.
But it was perfect for the 20
people sitting around a church hall tryina
to figure out why they were still wre tling
with racism and prejudice in this, the
twilight of the 20th century. .
Weren't they supposed to have gone·
away 30 years ago?
One of the facilitators at the conference
was a nifty lady from the National
Conrc rcnce of Christians and Jews, L\lclcy
Altman. "NCCJ was Counded in 1928,"
she said, "but we're still at it, busier than
c\er." (I suspect Lucky has some special
inajghts into d~rimination: She is a
Roman Catholic from the Deep South
and her husband is Jewish.}
The woruhop on racial awareness was
On the
Coast
one in a pilot program
sponsored by the
Episcopal Diocese of Los
Angeles. This one wll.S
primarily for Episcopal
parishes in Orange
County, of which there
arc about a dozen. But
only five sent delegates.
Local types included
Peter Coppen from St.
James on Lido, and
Gwen Felton and an
itinerant columnist
representing St. Michael
and All Angels in
Corona dcl Mar.
Giles Asbury, the Episcopal chaphiin at
UCLA. set the tone for the day when he
told us to try and keep in mind that, "We
didn't make the world the way it is and
we don't have the responsibility to fix it."
But we were there because we do have
the responsibility to, as that fellow Perot
is so fond of saying. "lift up the hood"
and do what we can.
Or, as Peter Haynes described the
workshop to his flock at St. Michael's:
"The purpose is not to lay a guilt trip on
people (Episcopalians tend to find guilt
most unproductive in the long run);
rather we search for constructive ways we
can help to resolve problems as Anglqs
and as predominantly white
congregations."
We searched for some of those ways,
both as a whole and in small clusters.
Answers were elusive.
One of the first thinp we djd was
break into three bunches and try to come
up with definitions of racism, prejudice
and stereotyping. l pve u.s all a ~-.
We did much better, I think. in
demon trating the scope of
discrimination. We divided into two facing
groups. One side was for those who had
been affected by various types or
prejudice, the other for those who b d
not. We moved bac:t and forth according
to whether we had been affected by one
prejudice or another.
Some people moved a lot. others hardly
at all. Since we were all white anglos,
everybody moved to the not-affected side
when "racial bias" was called. Only one
person, a former Catholic. moved when
"religion" was mentioned.
Naturally, the women moved when
•·gender" was called, but so did one man.
Some of the categories spotlighted areas
of prejudice one rarely thinks of.
Among them ""ere "father's job,"
"left-handedness." "child's illness,"
"education," "birthplace" and, in
deference to Father Warren from St.
Anselm in Garden Grove and father
George from St. Gregory in Lone Beach,
"malc·pattcrn baldness."
Even though this was a group of people
who considered themselves prejudice-free,
we soon learned otherwise. "All people
have bias." Luclcy Ahman said. "We just
try and help create an early·waming
system to prevent them from acting on
their prejudices.··
Too bad there weren't a couple million
of us there that rainy Saturday.
Imagine a// tbe people
Sharing all ibe world."
-John Lennon
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Just . call it Me a Co.nsolidated Rubber Stamp
Longtime Costa Mesa resident. blames tri o on water board for massive rate increase
Ir E'ft w 'ihn Ill
M esa Consolidated Water District
Boerd ol Director's threc-mon
majority of Tom Nelson, Mario
Durante and Jack Hall did a grc.t
discredit to their fellow constituents la~l
Thursday.
These three members voted in favor
of a water rate increuc and the loser is
all ofJ.he..ICSidc.nts m Cos.ta Mesa who
now face a 20 percent w.ater rate u
increase and with more .planned
increase for years to come.
So, how did this aU happen?
The public did not respond and attend
the water board budget mectinp. Only a
few concerned citizens showed up to
"°kic their opiaiom Thousands or
dollan spent buildina the pcral
manaaer a private bath and shc>Wcr
didn't seem to act very many people
upset. Nor did the thousands spent for
conventions or the millions ~ for 1
lavish headquancrs.
The hypnotic power cast upon the
Mesa Water Dist.net Board by General
Manager Karl Kemp has created a
rubber ~effect Ga the majorittof
the board. .
The unconcerned attitude displayed by
the board's majority, let 1Jone voting an
increase before they even approved their
new annual budget, is unbelievable.
All of Costa Mesa should have been
present to sec how inept and
non-responsible elected officials can be.
Herc is my opinion of the five board
members:
TOM NELSON -Xarl Kcmp•s true
rubber stamper. It appears that he
doesn't care what Costa Mesans pay for
water.
JACK Jw.L -Another Kemp
rubber stamp who becomes ca ily
perturbed when questioned, He should
my-ourof deep-water. -
MARIO DURANTE -He showed no
real concern as to what the rates wq>:.
HANK PINAN ·He recommended a
very business-like approach as to how to
reduce the pro~d budget an order to
limit the amount of the l'l)te increase.
TRUDY OHUG • As pmidcnt or the
board she noted that the board should
5bow more concern for the anti·rale
increue comment mado by the various
citizens and felt the board should come
up with 1dditional budset cuts She
tho'#cd interest in sues><>rtin1 Director
Pinan's rccommendataons as she
attempted to walk on water.
The damage is done but le u make
sure the real l~rs arc the rubber stamp
majority_.of Nelson, Hall and Our9nte.-
Unf onunatcly, memone are short and it
may be a while until their re-election
time comes about. l am certain they
believe most Costa Mes:.ans will forget
how 1hey, Hke other politici11ns. keep
working to empty our pod.etboob.
Earl~ WC'lda1aa Is e Cost• MC'sa
rnhknt.
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Unusual dmes: chamber backs ·tax hike
One dollar raised in fees for every dollar cut only way to solve Newport's budget cri sis
0 n Monday, the Newport Beach City Council will
conduct a public hearing to receive commcntt
from any interested party on the proposed .
freeze ~s implemented. together "'ith the crcauun of
an ejlrly retirement progr:im to reduce th e number of
forced layoffs of city employees.
To enhance revenues. the city explored new f cc .
including an increase in the business license ta'<. the
bed tax. parking meter fees and b:ul '3tc , and
establishing a p:m1med1c subscription and user fee
obligation to hare the burden by implementing
co;t-<Uttang measures. It ~cmcd fair that 1f the cit)
could reduce spcndinc to m~ke up for on·h11f of the
budget shortfall, then perhaps the bu inc s comm unat)
could shoulder the other one·~lf of the burden.
1993-94 annual budget. In past years, this would be
consid'cred a "h_o hum" event not wonhy Df any
particulnr specfal attention. That was then ... this is
now!
proaram. <
The concept of a one dollar or t.t.'.\ increase for one
dollu of City cutbacks .eemcd to be a reasonable ';o\ay
to attaclc the problem v.i1hout SC\CrCI) impxting the
level of ervtc1: offered to the community.
Our great city of Newport Beach, for the first time in
recent history. is fa ced with some very difficult and
perplexing fiscal circumstances.
Wh ile the city w•s wrestling wtth the con«pt of
layoffs. wage freezes, consoljd:uion of city functions.
continuing J~-els of providing munac1pal crvicc with
reduced manpower and incrca~ing tucs and f ccs.
another \'Cry meaningful e,·ent occurred
Who know • v.e thought, DU) be Newport BC ch
could set the CAample for the tatc and federal
government in their dealings 't\ith the deficit!.
In today's economic climate, even wctl-managcd
municipalities with a diversified tax base arc no lonscr
imm"unc from the adverse-financinHmpact.s caused by
the rcce ion.
Our city anticipates a loss of $4 million in property
taxes to the state, with expenditures still projected to
exceed revenues by S6 million. This after a similar S8
million dollar deficit was made up Inst year.
The Newport Beach City Council, acting through the
city manager, invited members of the bu mess
community to meet and confer an an open dialoauc on
the fiscal challenges facing the city.
After much gj\-e and take and compromise O\'Cr the
many months. the prodUct of our combined effort was
included in the proposed fiscal 1993·94 munici~
budget.
The Newport H:ubor Arca Chamber of Commerce
appreciated the opportunity to p~rt1C1p11c in the
procc When we spoke, the city Ii tcned. More
amport3ntly. a forum for future d1llloauc bet,,,ccn 1hc
city and the local busir\css antere t " ~ c tabla,hcd
The Nc't\port Harbor Arca Cbamber or Commerce
responded by 1dcnt1f)ing 10 da,er aficd bu inc~ leaders
to form an ad hoc ch;ambcr·city budget ta k force
Beginnjng in the last quancr of 1992, the City
Council's budget committee, working with the city
manager and his staff, began to develop the strategies
to address this budgetary shortfall.
Sance NO\cmbcr, the chamber-city budget ta l.. force
has held many mcetinss with the city administrntion in
an effort to better uodeMand the: City' economic
problems and off er sugge tcd solution~. .
The cham~r mu t break with it) tradition31 po~11 ion
of opposing any increases in busLnc~ ·rcl:ated 1.ucs and
fees and upport the Newport Ocach 1993-9-t mun1c1 p31
annual budcct. In order to cut costs. the following measures were
rcvic't\cd. Municipal services v.ere prioritized in an
effort to reduce expendi ture levels and consolidate
functions between departments.
A panncrship between public and pmatc ~ctors ~as
created, and at ""as a good thing to happen for our
codi'inunity.
fr&'m the outset, the: chamber-oty budget tb l.. force
tool. the ~lfion th t the city should not look only to .
the businc community to SOl\e the budget deficit.
Under the constraints or the recession anJ faceJ
"With significant cuts to vital etty Kf'tce 't\e su no
other altemall\'C.
Each of the city's departments was asked to reduce
their operatins budgets by S-JO percent below the
current _fiscal year expenditure level. A mochficd hiring The city needed to recognize and 1ccept its
DffnlJ D. O'NC'IJ IJ l.k delnnen of tb~ Ntfltpott
I/arbor Alft Olamkr o/ COOJIMl'tt Budpt Te k
Foett.
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arc in need of some positive strokes at
this time of the year cspcciaUy since it
has been ·a long year of much criticism
and ranger pointing.
Much still needs to be fixed and in
time it wiU be. I like to point C>Ut some
very positive thinis taking place at
Corona dcl Mar High School
Jn a4dition to au the out.standing
athletes Corona dcl Mar has produced.
(they arc definitely &ivcn &Teat coverage
by the Pilot), the IC.hoot has also
produced six Nation-1 Merit finalist
Scholan, excellent artists -under the
pidance of !oan Klammer; stage actors
&ftd technicians -coached by Rob
Morris; future joumalilts and editors -
nurtured by Unda Mook and a
rc..Wnin& or music.
Anacla Woo bas bro\llht life back
into the music prosram. The marching
leac8' ~ 5'tke *· Huet~ Bclldl.. CA 92647 t'7·2'll cw (101) 22s-2'1S. (Cotta Mcs.11
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band docs not march yet but at plays :at
all the game in full dre uniform, the
jazz b:ind practices in the morning at 7,
and the choir prxti~ after school.
OUlicians from the Pacif ac Symphony
visit the school to hctp out. Others arc
hared to come in and help students gi\c
concerts at local elementary schools to
foster interest in the hi&h school
program.
Fundraiscrs arc held to collect money
for new instruments and repair old
ones. Miss Woo docs all of tbc above
with a lot of support from princip:il
Tom Jacobson, his staff and a small
group of parents and students.
Docs Corona dcl Mar have a
S)'mphony orchestra yet· and 1 Jrcat
marching band? No, not at 111. Such
thinp take a Iona time.
HO'Acver. with Ansel• Woo'i
dcdit21ion. it v.-oold noc be a surprise
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(Coata Mesa,. Newport Bcadl.)
COAST COMMU m cou.EGI OlSTIUCT
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to bear symphony quality mu ic
em~n:ating from the Little Theater and
a Sousa March being pnc1tced by the
band on the field of Corona del Mar
High School in a fC\l' ye.rs.
It ls worthwhile for the community to
know v.hat goes on in the schools and
to support all the c programs., for out
of the \Cf) same programs w111 come
our future composers, artistS,
journ:ilists, athletes, statesmen. and
business people.
INGER LOGAN. Newport Buch
Joi Niii lllltory As director
of public relations for The Irvine
Compan) durin& the period ,.hen v.c ,..
were trying to explain Pelican Hill .
Road (now Nev.,,on Coast Drive) and
the San Joaquin Hills Tran5ponation
Corridor, l ~1d to search my mind to
NEWPO•T·MESA UN1nm •
dctennine how •c ma:scommunicatcd
t.be presence or the absence of a t U
for use of what is now Newpon Co:ast
Drive.
I read that everyone i.s blamina
eve~ else and lh.tt government
offiaalS and lmne Company accutrvcs
arc at a loss to e~ how a toll came
about without &n)IOOC k.oowina about it.
Here is wba1 happened. Ncwpon
C.out Drive was always planned to Cftd
into the Sao Joaqwn Halls
Transportation Corridor. Howc:\"CT, the
~ Joaquin Hilb Tnn..,portalioo
c.omdor was not then pbnncJ as a fl U
road. The toll road conccpc came about
at a later ~te.
So no one is to blame. The 1tu2hon
just eYOlvcd Now, •1thout p&aaoa IDOfe
blame, perhaps 1t can be corrected.
MARTIN A. BROWER
Nc:wpon 8cadl
SCHOOL OUTalCf, 1601 16th St.. Ncwpott
Be.ch. ~lD. Interim Supcrinttndut: Shi•
Cert7 BOatd Mccnbcn: W ~
prcstdcftt: Jim de Boom. Rod MacMiltiaa. J~
Franco. Shcny Loofbourrow. Ed Decker.
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1 ~ lloldy. 31 15:24 ~ J.ade P~, 22 18:36
l francllclo lubalo.lva 20 15.52 Sue~. 30 19:09 ~ Sllwe lo.II. 36 • 1S·S6 3 Maml ltyti, 26 19:1l
4 ~ Mlltina, 28 16'.00
4 Dresden Howell, 16 19:34
5 )oNlhlft Friedtt, 22 16· 13 S Diane Smith, 29 19;52
MAU OMSION AWARD FEMALE DMSK>N AWAaO
WINNEIS WINNfltS
1' AND UNDER 14 AND UNDO
1 Tom Coffey. 14 17 :49 1 Rebebh Ctttnwood, 13
2 Brian Coombe, 12 20.03 2 Jamie Leroy, 12
3 lM1 Mc c:..nn. ,.. 20 14 3 Shau~ Lectroot. 14
4 ~ Wickersham, 14 21 .00 4 Jennifer Bunn. 9
S ~ Thompson, 13 21 1 l . 5 Jennifer Morpn. t 4
ACE 1S·18 ACE 15·11
1 Sky Pecerb, 18 16·14 1 Dresden Howell, 16
2 Ryan A.&ms, 16 17:57 2 Janelle Whitermn. 16
3 Brendlft COit~. 15 19:31 3 Jade Jamieson, 15
4 J.ike s~nson. 15 19 51 4 Jamie~. 17
S John Stansbury, 16 19 52 5 Heather Sutton, 15
ACE 1~24 ACE 19·24
1 Franciso:> Rubaloava, 20 15 52 1 Jade P~. 22
2 J<>Nthan F~. 22 16 13 2 Alexa St~. 23
3 Beolf H.lnson, 21 17:27 3 Jeanne Tlc.lch. 24
4 Anthony Saxon. 24 18:11 4 Anna Thompson 20
5 David Mackey, 21 18 35 5 Unknown Run~
-AGE lS-.29 -'"1\6f tt·29
1 R1kie Martinez. 28 16 00 1 ~m1 RytJ 26
2 Joey Br~. 27 17.24 2 Diane Sm1tlt 29
) Benjamin Crouch. 27 17.34 3 Tuba Boksel. 26
4 R.ay ~vira, 29 17 39 4 Michefle la ', 27
5 Todd ~rez. 27 17 S 1 s Brooke Ster::· 27
AGE 30-34 Acf 30-34
1 ICe'Yln Bre»dy. J 1 15 24 2 Luis OW,, 31 16 1 7 1 Sue Oavt), 30
3 R~rd Paris. 30 16 27 2 Ka~n Iverson. 31
4 Bert Potwin, 33 16:49 3 Brenda France!<, ) 1
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27:35
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22:39
23:51
24:37
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23:18
19:13
19:52
20:33
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20:55
19:09
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....... for CO'Z-Cat.
Campbel ud ViUa have
Ried a ..... h apiftlt the
dly coatcllidins they were
the victiml of a "witch
hunt.. by dilpwatled em-
ployees and that Murphy vi·
olated their due process npts when he reliYed them
Crom duty on Oct. IS.
If an aarecmenr is
reached today it would d·
tectiYely end an onaoina
battle between the city and
Campbell and Villa since
the aUeptions fint arose
last tall.
The ..-cement may also
calm aeM:s at the police
department, where many or-
ficen and employees were
reportedly apprehensive
about testifyioa apinst Vill:i
and Campbell at the civil
service hearina..
Campbell and Villa vowed
to_ fl&ht _!!lcir termination
and discredit the witnesses
t))e city c:otlcctcd in its in·
vest i I at ion. That in·
vestiption conducted by at·
tomey Harold Bridges re-
portedly found evidence of
"sexual harassment" among
members or 1hc police de·
partment.
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NEWPORT BEACH -KeMeth L Dennis, "Baby
Bucky," died June 7 It the •ac or 9 months.
A memorial aeivice is scheduled ror noon. Fridll)',
May 11 at Marinen Church, lOOO Bison Ave., •
Ncwpon Beach. Kenneth is survived by his parenu. Kenneth and
Kithleen Denni ; si>ters Rylee Lauren and Kcelyn
Drew; 1randp:ircn1s Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L Dennis
Sr.; &r3ndmothe'r Diane Coltrane; areat &rand.mother
Alm:t Dennis; grcai vandpucnts Mr. 'and Mn.
In lieu ol Obwen. dooalions may be made to tM
Kenneth L Dennis 0 Baby Bucky" Memorial
Endowment Scbotan.hip Fund, c/o MarU1Cn ~
School, 1000 Bison Ave., Newport Beach, 92660.
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Calfb R*rt Slfmoa of
Newport Beach gradu:ited May 29
Crom Tabor Academy in Marion
Mau. '
* Jtlf Stt,tns • Na\'Y petty offteer
2nd class • of Hunt1ng1on Beach
left for the Adri:mc Sea on May
24 v.i1h Carrier Airborne Early
· Wammg Squadron 124 on 1he
aircraJt earner USS Theodore
Roosevelt 10 1alcc part in
Opcr:i~ion ''Den) Flight.a NATO
opcra11on to enforce a "no ny
zoncover Bosnia-Herzegovina.
oa..,ld "infidd of ~ta Mesa
w~s into the Peace Corp on June
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3, and wiJI be 5Cnl to Tunisia,
Africa on June 21.
Airman ICrlstolc:r A. lrowa of
Costa Mesa &1*duued May 7 from
Air Force basic trainio1 at
Laddand Au Force Bue 1n ~
Antonio, Tex.
. Marine Cpl. Waa41a D. Scbaatt,
ltS1er or Martla aoc1 Mi<Mlle
Maria of Cc»ta Mesa, is curttnlly
auisned to the United St.ales
Navy's Fleet Home Town News Ul
Norfolk, Va. which won the Silver
AnviJaward on May 25 for public
relation excellence.
Jonas C. Vans of Huntington
Be ch pduated May 26 from the
Coast Guard flecruitin& Tra.inin&
Center in Cape May, NJ.
Navy Lt Tbo ... C. Popp
husband of llutll C1aawa of Cost.a
Mesa returned May 25 from a
m-mhnth deployment •ith
Aubome Early Wamm1 Squadron
114 an the Western Paofic and the
Persian Gulf.
Kl.rt IUalpp of Costa Mesa,
commanding officer of the Grand
Rapids Rccru111ng C.ompany
stauoncd in GrJnd 1Up1ds. Mich..
was promoted to ma1or in May.
s (~io fb~ ).4 17: 14 4 Jul~ Patterson, 30
• ACE 35.39 S Amy Hutner. 31
1 Ste-.~ bi 36 1 5 56 AGE lS-39
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2 Frank Dau~. )5 16 Jl 1 Tracy Hurd. 36 •
3 D.lVid Urt>ina. 36 16 40 2 (){eli.l Bermuduz. 36
4 Ed Von Bewm, 35 17 08 3 Tm.i P~mgill, 35
S Dan Shoshone. )8 18 08 4 Yayoi Liu, 36
AGE ~ S Bev Dolv•. 38
1 Bob ~nFon. 42 16 49 ACf 40-44
2 Steve t<rllmyer. 42 17 40 1 Candy Oarit, 41
) Jose Apont~. 42 17 53 2 Cheryl M.uur, 44
4 Carl Brown. 44 18 16 3 Debby Jamles<>fl, 44
5 W•lt Hitt. 42 19.86 4 An~ W•tt, 42
AC( 45-49 5 Ursul.l H II, 40
1 Rid< Allan, 4S 17 44 AGE 45-49
2 Tom Cart.is, 47 18 02 1 Sandi Carter. 48
l 8111 llwNuh.. 48 18 58 2 Ellen Keys 49
4 Robert Sulli1;an. 47 19 25 3 Paige H.lrtfey, 48
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DIABETES STUDY
The University of California, Irvine, Deportment of
Med icin e, Division of Endocrinology and
Metabolism, is seeking twenty (20) mildly diabetic
volunteers for a study of on lnvestigationol drug,
M~GLITOL. The purpose of the study is to
demonstrate the long-term effectiveness, individual
tolerability and safety of this drug on patients with
diabetes which hos been inadequately controlled
with diet alone . Must be 30 years· of age or older,
. be non-insulin dependent 4iabetics, willing to
follow on ADA-recommended diet with at least
, 50% carbohydrates, and be free of antid iabetic
drugs for at least six weeks .
Interested Volunteers
Please Contad:
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(714) _856-6887
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retiremeDI u.c.he.
They say ~29 Ol .. ICilM>al
district'• 146 ........ ia ....
hpst .,., calepy -••rai.fta
from 14.2.02$ 10 S52,ll6.
Te1chen nMOn tMt a wa~ o(
retirees replaced with lower·
paid be&inaial teachcn could
save the ' diRric:I bctweu S3
million to S6 million.
"We have more senior teach-
ers in this diatric1 than mo6t
districts in Oranae County,"
said Roben House, bead of the
science depanment at Newport
Harbor Miah School and .•
teacher for 38 years. "If they
could retire, the district couJd
be .better off ftnaneialty."
One teacher, rctirina after 35
years in the school district, esti·
mated she wiU earn about
$2.S,200 a year from the stale
retirement system. Retired
teachers do not receive Social
Security income and have to
pay for Medicare benefits.
Newpon-Mcsa Federation of
Teachers President Maya
Decker could not be reached
for comment.
School di.strict officials say
too few teachers wouJd retire
to offset the enormous cost of
an early retire ment program.
The number or retiring teach-
ers pea~ed abour five years
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~···· Dftctor Bil ........ nea 10 aacMn retind IO
......... ol a diluia fa•
linmeDlplaa.
.. We Giiiy aw ..... fWe IO 10
people a ,ear -even whea we
... the ..... ha+'a•ke, ..
Nwwi said. .. We tried evc~
wbicb way frocn Swadly to
make it wort, but we couldn't
do it. I willt we coukt."
After meetin& with four an·
nuity companies, schooJ district
omcials were told the di5trict
would ~ money on the deal,
accordin& 10 Nunan. "It would
be rascally irrc.,nsible to pay
out Wjc IUIDI ot money to re·
tines wbea we're in such a tcr·
n'ble f anancial position," he
said.
But teachers say a la'lc
number of senior teachers 1n
the district arc ready to retire.
Senior teachers arc forced to
delay retirement, they say, be-
cause of a tw<>4ycar wage freeze
that also frou retirement ben-
efits. Teacben say the school
district could save $3 million if
SO teachers retired, pointing
out there arc 150 teachers in
the district age SS or older.
"Teachers arc dying to re-
tire," aid teacher Liz Meyer
who recently retired after 3.S
years in the district. "They
want to get out -they're tired.
It's time some new teacher
came in."
a cut-and-paste activity for Hufford 's studcnlS. It's right in line
with the latest educational research. Educators arc con tantly
looking for ways to incorporate tactile experiences into their
lesson plans.
"Totlll immersion is what we really try to do with this," Hufford
says, explaining that the project motivates students to read and
inspires them to participate in discussions about their reading.
f irst-grade teacher Suzanne Wolf began the program this
school year with limited-English-speaking students who create
books in Spanish. "It makes a huge impression on them," she
sa~. "They really feel a lot or pride."
In the book, "Heather's Stories," Heather Zavala. 6, tells of her
ambition 10 become a cook. She's pictured on the cover wearing a
chers hat, but inside her book is a page entitled "Varmints;"
presumably not an indication of her culinary &canings. "Varmints
arc lizards," she explains.
Kris Hartwell, in his book, "Sports," writes of becoming a
professional soccer player and tells of "A Funny Thing."
··o ne day l went 10 my friend's house and rode my bike and 1
left my kickstand down." Kris reflects.
ln their books, the ftrs1-graders seem encouraged about the
world and a.mbitious about their futures.
· Marilyn Re ich, 7, secs herself ice skating through life. Katrina
Serna, 6, wants to be a teacher. In "All About Katrina," she
pictares herself standing next to a blackbo:mf, explaining the finer
points of adding five and four together. And Jotln McCullough, 7,
has bis eye on 1be slan. He wants to be an astronaut. Why? "It
sounds like fun,," he says.
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A•Wnt ........ • ....... SSI 1as1 ......,, -.. ••dt•lfd.., l5GO. Lib Garrido.. said.~ .... aay auaicht
utWen when she n 11thud.
'"Tbey pve me 101DC icwteeamic reason " . . Nicholes said. .. It wu juM bcJsuL And lbc
service WU bofriblc .... ,..a\eakJa conscious.
and they ICftt me tbeac bis. fat, ...otina men."
Said Olly Viano. aa SSI member who lives
in Yorba Unda: ... ~ Ibis acts
matched by a team of ..,choiopts But the
referrals weren't e¥ea dme. One woman they
sent me t.3d been matried four tjmes. I
thought she was a baste• cue."
The other two people identifaed by
employees u ownen ot SSI, Jo,cc and Rick
Packer, arc out of uate, ac:cordina to fonMr
employees, and couldn't be ~d for
comment. Serena Elliott, manaacr of the orricc
complex where the company was located,
confirmed that SSl mowd out more than a
week ago.
Mark Tomaino, aencral manaaer with
Southern California Connections, a video
dating service in Onnce, uid bas company h:is
agreed to let SSI mcmbcn complcrc their
memberships at Connections. He said
Connections off'icials decided to take over the
SSI memberships -the company's third
takeover of a failed datin& service in the last
year -10 avoid having disgruntled consumers
criticize the industry. He. said, too, th3t
Connections will gain some income if SSI
members decide to stay with his comp:lny after
their current con1rac1s. expire.
Howeve r, SSI memben said they h3\'Cn't
been told that their contracts are being
transferred. The message on SSl's answering
machine gives no ind.cation that the service is
shutting down'. and in fact, slarts out by soying
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SUU, SSI rccuU., IHt llt1e11 ao .-.n
offerina 10 credit them fof OM me.ah'• clua.
S29. for every two moaw lhat • ..., ,., now.
The letter 11id membin can pay up '° ewu
months in advance and be credited for an mra
four months.
Tomaino said SSI wilt send out lctten
announdna the transfer of contt'ICtS IO his
, company later this month.
The Connections takeover may satisfy
member concems about the quality of their
dating service, but rcsolvina financial disputes
may be a more difficult mancr. Tomaino said
his company is not buying SSl or IS5umin& any
of the company's financial obliptions.
Shelly Maynard, a schoolteacher who lives in
Orange, said SSI failed to honor her contract,
and she -.on a Sl,500 judgment against the
con1pany in smAll cl:lims court. But she s:tid
• she's been unable to collect on the judgment,
and secs no hope of acnina her money back.
S andy McDowell, who sold memberships
with SSI for nearly a year, said she's still
owed $7,000 in b:ick p:iy, plus S.SOO that the
company charged 10 her credit-card account.
Bu t he said she's more concerned about
helping members resolve their differences wi1h
the comp:iny because she feels guilty now
about selling 11 product that she used to think
was legitim~te.
Green, though, said: "We've received a lot of
things Crom Sandy McDowell. a lot of false
thing ."
Other former employees alleged that they
we re not paid for their wort. Christine Mux,
formerly a telem:ukcler "'ith SSI, said she ld t
the com pan) last month because the owners
told her they didn't have the money 10 pay
employee).
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(comp&aints)."
Donna Roben1. aftO&Mt ....., SSI
1clemarketcr, said ahe recei¥ed abdai
customer complaints.
"Moo ol tMle peop6c wen ;... kind ol
amazed.," Roberts said '"Tbcy'd jOined thlff
months eulicr and paid Sl,.500 cw Sl.900, a
au o( a sudden. they aot billed .,ain. ..
Calta Mesa Police s,t. Mite Millinaton aa
his depa!tmc:nt has rec:cMd complaints abou
~I and will inves1i111e. He declined further
comment. ·
McOowcU said that while SSI was touted
an exclusive service that screened client$, the
only important factor was whether a prospect
had the money to pay ror a membcMip.
Kim Bush, another former SSI salcapcrson,
said she left the company larsety because she
didn't like tbc approach used in the initial t
to six-hour lntcm~ with prospective
members.
"We took them throogh emouon I turmoiJ
m!lke them feel they needed us.'' Bush said.
"We took them throu&h the pa t rcbtiotuhips
and focused on the bad, then took them back
uphill. 'We ca n help )'OU. Pay Sl,495, and ~c
cin m:1kc your lo\c life bcncr.'
''h's crrectivc to n~ducc them to feeling like
sn:ul slime and tell them you can make them
Greek god, but I don't think it's necessary to
beat someone up to sell them someth1n~"
.s1899 -
WE GIFT WRAP FREEi
ASk abOUt our Bt1dal 11eg/Stry.
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w: lbolald I ell IO aay healdty? Ir's a question
lhM ii on cwryone's mind. S&aying fit is .. yes
romd .......... '*' cspecillly rip. now
...... him IO fhnea md hrallbicr fOOdL
~ laidl}. ~ food really isn't IO dilfacult if
• 11-.d trith some basic infonnllion lftd do I
pllmUag. The moA iraponant fact is .0 e111
vsiecy of foods an order IO get .tcq..-mnouna of
vllllDias. minerals. proeem and fiber.
The U.S. Ocputrncn& of Apiculture recoemnends
min& the Food Guade Pynnud. Ar a J1ance. the
Pyramid helps you understand matt about the foods
you need, from wbM fOod sroups and in whal amouats.
It shows you where to put your emphasis. Ocarly, you
5hould include aenerous portions of grain prod&acu.
such as rice, along with plenry off ruits and vegetables
• in your daily meal plans.
Nutritious eating, ~ever. asn 't bland and boring.
NCR i one euq>le of a taste·tcmpting menu that fits
rbe gvtdelines of the Food ~)de Pyramid. A succuleru
rout lUftey bf'casl. which CIS)' and conve:nient to
~. is ICCOIDplllied by Cbmy Rice Pilaf, I
flavorful combinMion of m. dried cbe:rries IDd
California •-..lnw. Put more grams into rbe meal by
servmg Lcmoo Walnul Muffins. Add a green
vegetable. such fresh aspngus. your favorite
bcvmit and ('bcny Orcam. aquict-tcrprqwc
dessert. IO compaecc thr menu.. Any leftover rurtcy IDd
plain coated nee can be used ao prepare Sesame
TW'kt) Salad. a one-dish meal thafs perfect for* night
~hen there as no ume to coot.
So. tqrn lO enjoy ~ty, healthy meals today.
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TURKEY BREAST WITH
APRICOT AND PORT GLAZE
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lndl) fOMtJll& pm. ttpdy ca.d wilb·\eptabk cootJQg
spray. Romt curtey braise_~ iD 32.S4'f. O¥UI for
l to 2-lfl houB. or llll'il rDttl ~ rqislcn
1109F:m deqd portlOn of Wast.
LEMON WALNUT MUFFINS
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(ltOI picnvN)
3 allll ~rice
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llllCepllL Brill to J bOIL S-.., stinq frcquead). I 0
10 IS ....._. O\er medium hat. or WlliJ redtad 10 I
~ Durinl 1aa 15 minules ol roasaing. blush nrtey wuh
IJ4a1p11ue.
c~ '**' IDd ~.Seu mbturt m.o
~ ataze. Cook OWf medium-hap beat ualil
mi1ue is cits Ind sliaNly thidcncd. To tm'C. spoon
IWCe CMI' tuttey brcasl slices.
Combine Jrlllcd peel war IDd l/l cap supr in
medRan lauceplD Stir <Wer medium bat I ;o 2
rmamu, 1IJt UMiJ ..., clis9oha. Remme from beat.
Add 0tl qa. yosun md a. to saucepm; bell well.
Sctaade.
M11 flour. t.kilta pow*r. blUa toda md salt in llfle t.o-L Add atpr nwnwe and WllRuu; stir just
UllliJ blarr ii moisllened. Do .. ommiA. SplOG into
muffin a.s Co.led wida c:ookiaa spray. rum.a cada cup
2/l f\111. We in pn:bc-.1315• F. ovea for IS to 18
ma •ea .• unbl tocGpick ....... "'*' ol rmffie
CGMI 09I cte.n.
a.nbine rice. b&Rcy. peas. cucumbers.. pepper.
oaiom _. 1esmne seeds in large txw.-L Cambinc
brolla. .,..... oil. vintJ•. soy sauce IDd teSane oil in
.... boWt Pour~er rice-rurtey muture; llOIS tigblly.
~ ower • ~ lettuce 11 room lelnpenblre or
qllllty cbiUed.
Mika 12 tlmlap.
E«lt Mrwt,t pronMs 24) calotVs. J9J) I · prouilf.
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rial.-* or,....: 1 s1U brelll:
w-.~.~~-1 _ .,. rady-40-al ceral.
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better for "*" ia a.e ialpanul
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• .,. citW "' lk body. IO ~ pt
tltei( full
beacftts.
CMlation is a
c~bicb oa.,. tlae •
...,.,wida
ubal illtenW
•ra...,on carrier
sucb •amino
acidL The results
are impressive.
-----Here are ju5t a few examplCJ:
Olkium amino acid chelate is
bO percent better absorbed than
the calcium in mjlk. Zinc amino
-"""'""'~--·c ~ toUrettima more e:uily absorbed by the body
than other kinds of zinc. And
Mang:i.nese amino acid chelate is
JS much as 250 percent better
Jbsorbcd than natural manganese.
In order to apJ5rcciatc the . ·
1mponancc or this. you should
untlent:ind that -when you
comume a mineral as part of your
da1I~ foods (or even in
non-chelated mineral
r ">upplcmcnts) -pa11 of that
'-mineral 's value is lost durin& the
time your body takes to absorb it.
The faster the absorption, the ·
more ·of it )OU gei.
QA rn-months aio, I beard
that tbt U.S. SoVUIUMDt
~as aoao& to make It more dUlkult
to buy vitamlru asad mlocnls,
~blch I ust rtplarty. Hu tbat
b«n sdtJtd? -F.C.. Dau Point
There arc several kinds of
legislation about supplements
being pursued in Congress. I know
that some progress bu been made
in one area. Back in_April. two-
~cparate bills were introduced -
one in the House and one in the
Senate.
While sjmilar. they differ in
certain aspecu. The bottom line iJ
' that there appears to be a
compromise worked out between
supplement manufacturing
industry and legislators. For
example. both bilb rcqu1.r~ the
Food and Drug Administration
(FDA) to revise the
Recommended Daily Allowance
(ROA) figures to more accurately
rcnect the latest scientific
knowledge. However, in no case
will the new RDA numbers be
lower than before.
As far as advertising claims arc
concerned, the re will be tighter
supervision: Package labels can
only match health claims that are
made for the appr<>f.riate
conventional foods if the
supplement is demonstrated to
ha .. c at aeut the same benefits.
The eovcmmcnt has also
reacted to 38 deaths that were
ottributed to L-tryptophan, by
requiring a federal agency to study
and o-.ersce the manufactunnc of
raw material~. and to be aJerted to
any chan1e that m1iflt affect
safety.
9.1 would Uk.t to at.a.rt my
atw marria~ oa tbt ri&,bt
(oo 1 KrvlJll bHJtbicr, low·Cal
m~al~. Any tips you caa otftr'! ~
L.Z., Ntwl)Ort Bacb
Good for you! It's never too
A sk Betty Crockf·r
O. I'm ~tannin& to Jl'OW
tonutocs tn my prdcn this )'car
and want to wn dry some of them.
How can I do this? C.0., Portla.nd.
OR
Sun-dried tomatoes aren't too
ha.rd to make at home. You'U set
be51 re ults if you plant and use
Roma tomatoes. Roma torna&ocs
dty faster and h~ more mut.
To p~pare: sbce iomatoes in
half and dty i.n cwen on low for
about ~n hours or in an tlearic
food dryer. When comatop an
lcalhery but still soft. cool
completely and ltOte in a t.iplly
scaled container in a cool. dry
place.
You can make )'OUI own
marinated IUn:.dried '°'9alOCI by
poU~ ... 1*'I at..,.
viftcpr ud ..,. water to IOftn
them. Orijn Md cower WilJI an
o1i\iC oiJ and ptlic .uiuck.
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._. oa raa. caloria wt belon eookia&>. hlflt '° &a.at oam •....• . ........ ~ .......
Whea ,ou realile 1ha1 you cut with prlic '°**'or dliN powder.
out 9 calDriCI for every ~ ot rat Use pilled Oftiom to ~
10" cu.iaise. )'OU1J cnJOY this cre.ny AUiC:ll -.d nlWett the
DCW, Jishter ciooDta nen more. tlaWw of vqe...,.._ Md fWa
For ....,.,..: In prcpariat salad dishes. TIJ ,_teed Ollicm oe top
~ if you Miil ~-cup of oil of ~n-bekcd Miia browm for a
wida V.-C:Up of fnad juice -tasty. &ow-fat bruldMI treat.
insccad ol usana \lkup of oiJ -l ounce of Ol\ldlu bacon in •
you reduce it by S6 IRl"s of fat. pb« ol an ounce of rcp)ar batOft
That's 504 fewer calorie1! s3ves 12 ,rams of fat ... and cu11
for dcliciou.s fat·ftte French out 108 calories.
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u.. 2 .... Gt lot.a ia .,....
p>dl. iftltcad ol ~ ol butter,
and ~ CUI °"l 43 pams ol (al
(367 calorics Im!).
WMa )O'I sautc, me 2
\ablapOons ol juice, saoct. btoch
or water (instcld ol 2 tablapaom
ot oil), and you will ~ 20 IJ'Ull
of rar and 252 calorics.
When )OU kMW that uu can
cOol healthier anJ it.ill hla'>e food
that tas1es ircat, *h) v.oukt
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Will m ~ pCC>p9' thetC dllp
concclDCrd abou1 the amount ol fat
in t~ir d9et I "'°4ikt point out
that lamb is noc 1 low-lat meat.
~r. there " no reuon not to
enjoy a Ca\'Oritc food once in a
*h1k. If you like lamb, you m:ay
want to ti)' a bni5Cd Coreshank.
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Potato Chips
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Vons
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5.5 to 6 Ounce Big
-·Hansen~
Natural
-Sodas
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Large Eggs
Fresh EJJos 0,,, Dazan-CMton
29
Wilson
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8rukfast Favonte
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Chiquita
Bananas
Oulte PoslJbty, Tho War~~
Perfect Food
Vo as
English ·
Muffins -
Sliced, Plain, Sourdough or
Fortsplit -6 Count Package
Vons Mustard
16 Ounce Squeeze Bottle
Vons Tomato Ketchup
28 Ounca Sque!ze Bottle
Vons Mayonnaise
32 Ounce JJr
4 Inch Pot
Uprlaht Tropicals
Lu#t & ~n -Assorttd vanities a.•
Large
Tropical
Mangos . ·
High in Fiber \:
Peach Uke Flavor ·
Bone/ea
Round
Steak
Full Cut -USDA SMt:t s..t
114• T1'11n Trimmed
Healthy Choice
Sliced
Meats
Selected Vaflet~
~~6 to 8 Ounce Package
Vons Salad Dressings _ ~l."
Selected Vm«ASS • 32 Ounce .W 4fL
Vons Bathroom Tissue ~-"
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The N8Wi>ort BeactVCosta Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Ropr Carhoa .... 642-4.lJO nt.317
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stancia Coach 'Mllard 'hanging up' his spik~s
Troxel officially assumes the reins:
illard will .continue as an assistant.
• and this is just a matter of semantics. because my
job reaJJy isn't chanaina." Millard uid. 0 The final
decisions are png to be (Troxel's), I'll ju.st be there
but I guarantee you his heart is as big " thC)i
come." •
Troxel's relationship with Millard wasn't alway:.
rosy. RJcNrd Oum
Wlllr
COST A MESA -Ken Millard, a
mber of ..:.Stancia Hiah's baseball
bin& staff since 1966, stepped
n from his co-head coach position
h Paul Troxel and will serve u an
istant, Millard said on Wcdncsd3y.
and I.but up when he tells me to.••
· MiJJard, who bepn coacbin& Estancia's Junior
varsiry baseball proaram in 1966, hu been known as
a disciplinarian on the field, but with a bis-hearted
When Troxel, a 1976 Estane1• graduate, tried out
for the junior v:irsity team, Millard sent a me sage
high and tjght to Troxel
spirit deep down. --------------. .. He's Ukc a father to me,"
Millard, 60, pided Jhe Eagles to
CIF Southern Section playoffs 11 times during
22-year stint at tbe helm. including a run or
n out or eiJht yean rrom 1985 to 1992.
Troxel sajd. "(MilJard) bas
helped me so much, I don't
know where I'd be without
him -· probably in prison. I ·
know coach is going to hate
me for saying this. but I think
it needs to be said: He was
one of the stable thinp in my
Ii! c when I started cooching
here (in 1982), especially when
I started coaching with him in
1985 (as a varsity assi tant).
'Jve been riding the coattails
the last few years, and_ this Is
jl.1$1 a matter of semantics,
because my job really isn't
changing. The final decisions
are going to be (Troxel's}. I'll
just be there and shut up
when he tells me to.'
"He didn't like me," Troxel
said of Millard. "I had played
football and wrestled, but :s
friend of mine had convmccd
me to go out fo r the JV base-
ball team. It was the early 70s,
and J had heard that Millard
had CVCl)body cut their hair
short and you h3d to say, 'Ye$,
sir, no sir.' "He's been the rock or Gibraltar over here," said
cl, Millard's co-partner sinc'c 1990, who will u-
the bead coac:hin& duties. "He's been here for
long, he's started to coxh k.ids of other people
he coached in the past.'' ·
"I not only learned the
game from coach, bur a lot
"So I come out for the JV
team my junior year, and we
scrimmage University on a
Saturday and I hit a double, Under Millard and Troxel, the Eagles shared tflc
a View League Litle with Tustin in 1989 and the
acme Co:ut League championship with Laguna
ills in 1991. Six or Millard's former playeB. includ-
1 current Seaulc Mariners second baseman Rich
maral and San Dicao Padres second baseman Jeff
ardncr, went on to play professional ba.scb;1ll.
"I've been ridjng the coattails the last few )Cars,
about life from coach. tr I quit baseball tomorrow, J
lhink I'd be a liule belier person because or ham,
and I think coach wants to stay in the program and
help out. There nre a lot or people who don't know
C03cb; he can be ~llo~ on the outside sometimes.
walked and struck out, so l"m
feeling pretty good about my
fi"'t g;ime in high school. The next day I come out.
.md v.e 'rc ha\.ing a scrimmage against the varsity
with a pitching machine, which is throwing about 70
(m.p h.) and we're going !.LX outs and switch sides.
See MIUARD/12 Ken Millard is calling 1t a -career as head c~ch.
Bobby H ·~.
putting out
that lovin'
·reeling
~ It's yet another dose
of tiis routine of giving
something back for others.
B obby Halficld is getting b:ick
th t ~in' reeling. but thi
tune for :a cry that bits close
to home
There i no melody th;1t ~res
Lupus, a chronic autotmmune
d1_:.case th:u forces the body to
reJCct its own cells. afflicting
primaril) women. Lupus can re ult
Club
golf
an serious damage
to vital orpn .
and although it as
no ton er fat:tl if
diaanoscd anJ
&rcateJ early. the
au.sc or Lupus lS
unlnown and
there 1 no cure.
Th:it's whe re
the Bobby
Hatfield Celcbnty
Golf O:assac
come into piny.
The second
annual C\-cnt.
which features
Hatfield and BiU Medley of the
Ri&htcous Brothers pcrfonnina a
'Rock Around the Oodc Show'
rottov.in1 rhc iolf at Ub Coyote
Cduntry O ub, is J uly 12.' Male
plans early ror v.hat is expected to
be a truly pcctacular "cnt.
Haifaeld, of ewport Beach,
lea\CS today for a two-week tour at
Ball)· tn Las Veg then returns
for the Coif tournament. "hich also
features celebrity J>9!tia~Jlioo rrom
See CLUB GOLF/WI
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Intensity
showing
atCdM
~ Sea Kings busily putting their base plans
into effect for the long-waited '93 campaign.
By Biny f lu!lcnef
Soorta"
CORONA DEL MAR Though Co-
rona del Ma.r High foot ball Co;1ch D;1ve
Holland 1s in hlS self-described c:omron
111 zone, reigning over ha 20th pnng prac-
tice with the Sea Kings. the a1mosphere "~~-~'
among the players i more competitive ·~~ie:,,
than comfortable.
"We approach spnng with the feeling th3t v.c don"t
want to make 1 so daf·
ficu lt that the kids get
burned out earl\-;· s:s1d
HoUand, entering ·h, I Ith
straight season at the
helm, adding to n nanc·
season CdM he.id coach·
ing ~tint from 1967-.. 5
"But v.ith our ( ca V1ev.)
League more antcnsc than
it's C\'Cr been (Santa Mar-
garita and lr\inc joined
for last season). we ha'e
added some intcn aty to
our pnng workouts. com·
~red to those or a few
)'Cars :ago.·•
Holland' philosophy of
bualdang M~I)' and peak·
ing late was crrecti\ely al·
lu~tratcd l:ut )Car. v. hen
the Sea Klnp rode :i 6-3· I
Dave Hofland rcgubr sc:ison and founh-
pl;1cc league finish to the
CIF 01\ision IV semifinal
as an at·largc entry.
"We tcU the kids they don't earn their position in
Hi9fl school football
Corona del Mar lineman Mickey long bulls his ~ay through defender during on oing pring drill .
the pring;· Holland said ... becl~ there arc so many
intangibles without being able to hit."
Bur while there are some than~ that can't be nc·
compli)bed. Holland and hi tarr .uc w'""'"' dali·
gentl) to make ure a lot get' d\.lnc
"\\<c should ha~e our b~ often e anJ dercn e in.
so we can refine them during -;um mer camp,·· Holland
explained. "We're also continu ing to hft and v.orl our
peed program, and cstabl~h me. of our team di ~i-
plinc. We'll be a hule ahead C\I ~'I ~c.ar, v.hen v.c hn·
ash thi pring "
Th:in lo a l:ir~c ~rour , I rcturnrn • 'tarten.. par-
tacularly on dcftn..c and the offcn'1'c hnc. the h3~
pacugcs an C":.ent .. th ~ ce,1cv.. II an HolllnJ and
his a · tants to concenu:uc 1m quc t""' mark nru'I.
such a quancrb k ;and th rc~c'""S CO!'p' •
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From 11
more ncx1 fall. ~ly. at die
quartcitMd pollidoa.
.. Aaron has ~ a lot of
time, bccaYSC ol monoo-.cleolis,
but they've all showa eome prom·
ise," Mid Hola.Dd. who claimed
the startifta nod will be up for
&fibs au summer,. and possibly
into tbc Call.
J.R. Walz. prepariq for his
third year u a stattcr, leads tJae
runnin1 *ts. havina rushed for
a school 1in&)c-seuon record team All-Sea Vaew pard Bobby 1~3 yards u a junior. J.R. Walz. Foufadi (6-foot, 23S), and third· however, bu been set back by a hamstrina pull, aJlowina Mike Di· )Ur starter Ben Sumner (6-1,
srado, who'll be 1 junior, to ,et 260) amon1 the notables.
more repetitions. Senior-to-be Mickey Long (~.
"Digrado is lookin& reaJ ~ 280) joins returning starter Jeff
and we know we don't ------Borland (6-3, 21S) u
have to wony about anchors up fro t on de·
J.R.," HoUand said. lense, where the linc-
Seou Witucki, Billy backing corps (Scott
Taketa and Miles Davis Hardesty, Chris taylor
arc leading a promisina and friends) could be
group of receivers. and the Ntwport·Mesa Dis·
Holland tabbed Wi1ucki trict's best. _ _
the sprui,'s most plea. Holland rcparts •7
ant surpnse. players late tn spring
"HcJ'laycd a little on drills, a similar turnout
the J la.st year, but lo recent years.
he's really showina his Two losses 10 the
athletic ability out coaching staff will not.
there." Holland said of Witucki. be replaced, as Mitch Mctbon
The veteran offensive line ave r· (secondary) is going to school in
ages 243 pounds from tackle-to-HawaH . and Bernie Terry {dcfen-
tacklc, with returning second· sive line) is working in haly.
~~"·
It's just a matttt of trying to hold the Sea Kings down until it aJI sluts in Sfptem~r -u Scott Proud (right) tri~ to skM-down Mllt Nichols.
'lle·s like a father to me.
(Millard} hll helped me so
fooch.. r c1an, 1110w where
l'dbl dlaul l*" .......
I lmw coach
tm 1111 lor ... , ......
needl to bl uld: He w
one of N ~.::r ~ mr .. wblil I = ... ~1982),
~I smrted
COICNHg wlh hin In 1985
(11 1 varsity assistant). I nm o:n1r 111mec1 .. game
from COlch. Id a lal abOut
.. from coach ... tin are a lot of people whD don1
lcnOW cOlcti; .. -.. .
Clllacll.111 .. ••ldt
SOlnellmls; IU I ..... ,
YQU his '-I II • bJg • 1h8y coma.•
MILLARD:
From 8 1
"I step in 1he b:mcr's bo" and
(Millard) cranks it up. II was bluing,
doing about 90, and it's three strikes
and I'm out. He said 'sit down' and
that was my experience. (Mallard)
hAd bad my brother and he was a
Cree spirit. so he though& I was in the
same mold. My future wa n't rul
bright."
Millard would later gwe Troxel his
opportunity to coach baseball en high
school.
The year Gardner was a senior.
1982. is one of the seasons Millard
·will never forget .
"That was the Jear Joe (Ronquillo)
came abo:ud {:lS an assistant). and
we had the be t 1cam in Oransc
County, but we lost to Hart, 4-3, in
the first round of the playoffi. in the
extra innings;• Millard 53.id. "That
was a hittin& team, but we had no
pitching. I know that if we had In)'
pitching that we had on any other
tea~. we Y.Ould've been (Anaheim)
St~ium material. Hart went to the
stadium and lost, 1-0.
"That 1980 team (with Amaral)
wu awfully p>od. too. We pla)'ed Co-
rona del Mar four times that )CU
and pl:ayed four one-run ball pmes
and 'f>lit them ...
MiUard-coachcd teams earned CIF
playoff berths in 19'n. his Cirs1 year
as bead coxh, 1979, '80, '82, '85, '86,
P~ul Troxel Illes over bl.lnda basebaJI progrAm. '88, •s9, '90. '91 and '92.
Community college sports
Pirates unvilil honored Bucs
~ Parsons. Bishop. Nordquist.
Schetter capture major laurels.
COSTA MESA -The * award winners were an· .
nounccd recently Cor the Or·
an1e Coast Collc&e sprinc
sporu -baseball, softbaJJ and
men's and women's crew.
• Budlell: Dcsipated biller Jason Par-
sons wu named the MVP for the state final-
ist Pirates.
Parsons, 1 6-foot-2 220-pound sophomore.
hit .3S8 in 1993 while recordina a .SS9 ahas·
sins percentacc. ~ first-team All-Oruae
Empire Conference selection led ,the Pirates
in hits (64), homcn (7). wa1b (42) Md nans
batted in (S3).
Other awards for ftrst·ycar Coach John AJ-
tobclli'1 Bua were Phil JcDSCn (Moa Valu-
able Pltchcr after PQ1 8-2), and Juo.
Smitb {Molt ........ ).
Fnt buemaQ J.un Halper ud tMrd
b•vmao Otts Follom wen the CllpCaiet b
the Pirates. who ~ lo lbc s.a .. Tour·
IWDCftt in SaCrlmcMO wtwre dtcy "MW
fourtlL • • ••Wt PildMr JiD ...... ... »
pme W'lmcr -tao led tllc Pinlll lo a dWd-
~ fiailb "' die 1993 S&Me Soltbell a.am..
.. RI~ ... __. ......... MOii Vllu-.. , llCICClirdilil IO M9d COKb Nick
Trul.
8iJhop. a ....,._.. "P•·handcr. qa 2().
11 . lot ~ wllkb wat 29-U oYCrall and
ttachcd die lllle r..a folJowina a tea>ftd·
.
Daily Pilot Sports •••
place finish in the Orange Empire Confer·
ence.
•Mu'• crew: Matt Nordquist of the Jun-
ior varsity ciJht rowin1 team v.as named
.. Oanman of the Year .. for 1993. Co:>ch Jim
Jorsensen announced.
Nordquist led the Pi.rates to 1 second-place
finish behind the University or Washington in
the Pacifac Coast Rowin1 Championships 11
·Lake Natoma (near Sacramento) May 23.
Tbe Cout freshman cipt, which v.on the
PaafacH:out title OYCr the Huskies the ame
day, named Jared Knicluneyer the "Out-
sta.ndina Frahman Oanman."
OCC PraidCDt Dave Grant. who an-
nounced be Will be retumin1 to lead the c.o.sa crew aut seuon after a one-year ab-
-.ce. WOG dUI ~s "Oarsmen" award,
wbida IC* to an ou.Ut1ndin1 contnbutor to
dtcc:rew~ • w .... 1 cnw: Heidi Scheuer was
.....t the OCC 1993 "Oarsv.oman of the
Yai"' _,, 1acr fellow crew mcmben following
lbc Pira&es' rant season of competition,
C.oecta Uada Moeller said.
Coast's ''Most Improved Ousv.oman or
the Year" went to fre hman Rachel Rose.
PallWlld 11 IE ......
PJ. Polowski, the leading scor-__ _
er for the Oransc Coast Colle1e ~ •
men's soccer team this season, ~ .
has sianed a letterof intent to at· ---
tend UC Irvine in the fall.
Polowskl. Crom fountain VaJley Hip.
notched nine pb and 11 assists to propel
the Pirates' attack.
Meanwhile, Coasa fuUback Mike Hawks..
an AU-Oraft&e Empire Conference telection,
is bound fol CaJ-Buuley._ Four other OCC
pla~n -AJi Mo1Hdc,.U. Jeff Bcraer and
Estancia Ki&h ,puatcs Alex and Marco
Vuqucz -will continue their collcpate ca-
reen at Baker UnMnity in Baldwin, Kan.
Or-. C:O.. Conc,e · defen· ---sive t.dt Quoc Pham, the Pi· ~
rates' ldder atbkte aard •in· ~
ner in 1992. hu aipcd a fetter or ---
. Scheuer, the stroke on OCC's novice eiaht intent to coatmuc'his coUc11atc career at S..
led the Pirates to •ins ~er Lona Beach francilco State, eoet:ta Bill Wortaaa Mid.
State ud USC March 27, a third-pl•" fanish 1'ht S.loot·l I, 20Q..poundcr from c.o.ta
In . the Orud Fma~ of the UCLA--boacd Mesa Hi1f1i .. considettd one of the Urd-
Millcr Olp competiteoa May S. and a fint· a t hinen on the OCC squad A stania&
.,&acl finilh. in the Pct!te Fi!'I~ of the Pldflc llf'Olll ....., IMC ,..,.. Pba• ·recotdld 2t
0-. ~ Qunpionshaps 1n Sxramcnto tKkla. 23 ol them toao. and picled olf OM May 22·23. pm.
A fonDer OCC twimmcr •ho i comidcred Na frnltmu in 1991, Pham had 3' tack·
kpUy blind. Sdlcttcr WM abo C.oM1'1 crew 1cs led M illltrCtpcion. He ii tM l tdl ....
aiptaad Sbc haS been acccpccd IO row for bet ot· &M 1992 OCC 1quad to ,.....,. to a
CaJ'a national power .omcn'1 crew naa ,..,. • ...,_., taa1hl Pf'01181".
Locals onlyf
•
High school track and field
State i:onllderlng proposa
to reschedUle finals Jllm 1
By 8MfY Fastkner
Sclcf1S...,
LA MIRADA -The State CIF
Office announced Wednesday it i5
considering a propos:il from the
CIF Centr-31 Coast Section 10 re·
schedule the St~te Track and
Fjeld Championships, canceled
Saturd:iy al Cerritos College due
to rain.
The Central ~ t Section Ex-
ecutive Committee formulJted a
proposal at it's Tuesday ·morning
meeting, to reschedule the ~cnt
for June 19 at Cerritos College.
The Centr:al Co:ist Section
~chc Assoca:mon also JC'\o1scd a
sim1lnr propos:tl Tuesdoy night.
and 1he t-.o h ,,.e combined forces
10 support the plan.
Nc-.port Harbor High Co-C~ch
Erk Tv.cit said he would .. clcome
the chance for the ill S:ulor atb-
lc1es who qualified for the fin:als
10 compete. '
"If they ha'e it, -.e·u be there."
said Twcit, 'Nho believed all the
Ncwp9rt athletes would ma.kc
every effort to compete, despite
po1entiaJ connicu the v.eek prior
10 &nduation.
''We wouldn't force ou r kids to
JO, but I would think each one
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would be .. illin1 to extend ah
season."
Tweat, however, remained skc:
ttcal the e~-ent would come orr .
"l can't believe they're actua
going to hold the meet," he s:ud
Newport shot puuers G1
Heads., Beau RaJphs and W
Tift. h:ad quaJJfied at the June
1otc prclims, as Md .Harbor ha
Jwnpcrs Tina &..man, Mactuc
Ro and Mmy May.
All six N~por1 athletes -.
compete Saturday at the Nation
Schohutac Outdoor ChampionJb1
11 UCLA
Corona dcl Mar H1ih Ire h.ma
Kelly Campbell, a state finalist
3.200 meters. .. ouJd abo be cl
1ible 10 compete at a r~dule
meet
Sea Kiftp Coach Bill Sumne
id Tunday Campbell had d
cidcd against compctin& Saturda
at UCLA. claimina the c:a.nttl
lation of the at.ate meet ha
"taken the ail out of her balloon ·
The State Clf Office an
1'0Unccd Tuesday it would awar
particip:ation medals to au state fi
n3lists. The State Clf iDdiate
information the possible rescbed
ulina would be available .cOday.
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~ ~merica•s Cup committee has proposed idea.
radical as It may seem, as an 'even• playing field.
T he America's CUp Committee ha1 proposed broed Rptu
format ~hance , which should m.kc for a more c:ocnpetiti\>c
reg3ua in 1995.
Pan or the reason that America was able to succcssrulty defend
the Cup for 132 yean was that the Cup C.Ommiuee ensured that
there wus a "home court adYantaae" b"ilt into the regatta.
If approved the propo1ed ~hanaes •iU virtu3lly eliminate any
defender advantage.
Major changes include limiting both
challengcn and dcrenden to ~o boats. as ~ell
as limitations on hull modificauons. new s3.ils.
and the use or sophisticated reconnaissance
equipmcot. Other changes include opening up
competitor compounds to public viewing. and
sitina all competitor compoundl> in the Shelter
Island Commercial Bm.sin.
One ol t~e criticisms of the 1992 Cup was
that defenders were playing with a stac~ed deck.
In last year's Cup. defenders have ssvera.I
advanur over Torc'IJl challengers, such as not
havia& to declare th.cir entry until the day of the .
race, while cb:allenacr1 had to declare their boat
in December. Boating
'Defenders were allowed unlimited hull and
rag changes, much,of which -..as done with tbe
help or sophisticated rcconnais.s:ancc and performance analysis or
the foreicnen ' boats.
Bill Koch would point out that one o ( the keys to his succc s (
w35 that the America' campaign spent over S2 million pyina on
fellow defender Dennis Conner and the foreign challengeri.. \--..
(Koch's America> was ~ubstanti~lly faster 1han lt:il) in the Cup
finals).
These c~nges appear to be rcl:ui"ely certain, ~ hopefully, the
nn1 Cup \lo ill sec defenders and challengers meeting on equal
ter~. ·
0 On Satord:i). the Newport Harbor.Nau11cal Mu~eum and
Balbo:i YC arc CO·hosiing the third annual Hen1age Cla)sic Yacht
Recaua Man) of the area's great class1c '-'ooden yachts will be on
~how. This race i a must fo r cla ic yacht buffs. and can be
'•c:wed off NetAport Saturday. An open trophy dinner will be
ho ted a(ter the r:icin.g at 6:30 p.m. S3turday at BYC ($25 per
pcr~n)
Also on ~lurd.l), V0)3gers~cht Club 'olt tll ho:-.t its annu:il
Newpon to Pt. ·
Femun Race a part of the Bogan Serie Th1\ 1'i the longc)t
da)·r:icc s:ulcd out of Newport; 1n )Cars pa t, this race has seen
some prell) "'ild rides through "Hurricane Gulch" on the way
bxk from Pt. Ferman.
Other r ccs thlS "'eel.end include local Mallory Cup
ehminations.. to be hosted b) Amcnan Legion Yacht Club. This
rtgaua is a quahficr for the regional final • and "'ill be ailed in
E-~~ (BYOB -brinJ )Our own boat)
Fmally. the Bellina Benes Memorial ("-Omc:n' regatta. CatahnJ
37\), which ts fated-on th&S wed.end's S&liling schedule , i acttJ:tll)
going to be held at Nev.port Harbor YC nc\t \\eel Call NHYC JI
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John DraJ1oo 's bo#tin1 C'oluma •P~•n lo tht Dally Pilot t•~ry
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Estancia's Leah Braatz looks up for a pop-up in the All·St.:ir game.
Braatz drives
to help South
• • 1n pair
6-3 • win,
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NFt.; player-. radio. television and
aicnau..nieat pcnonallt~. A
Ulen& auction, bait>eeue dinner
aod ratne will precede the 'Rock
Around the Clock Show.'
''Bill and l Vwill So for M>out '20,
2S minutes," H:atfield id. "l.:a t
year, ~c pe rformed fur an hour
and • half al about 9 p m • and
that wa~ after 1euin1 there at 7
o'cloc k in the mornina. l w
dead. I'm geninc coo old for 1ha1
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Thoiw Snaith '°. low ... Pete Daley (IQCtnbcr) Md Ka
~ ~ seCOQd '°" ... .-hate J~ Soulia (member) Md WI
IOll, LI!")', -.on ~ &c1w nee.
Ausil ced the p r-3 No. 16
(165 ) Jd)) on Sunday *ith bis ICMI
a ""1tnc".
The tourn;iment was oragiaaUy
heduled ror Fridiy nd
Sa turday, but r::im on S turday
posrponed the cond roul\d untit
Sund~y.
0
hill. I need a liule n:ipP)·poo
before "'Crd6 that. But u dcfin1tcly
makes (I~ coif tourn~mcnt) ll
little d1rrercn1 ·· . N"pori Bncb Goar Course Lu t )e3r an che inauauraJ ~cnt, mto's dub: Wuh three comi tent
the tourn3me nt ra~d $40,000 for round , Leo Young held off the
the Lupus f oundation, Southern rc)t or the p ck and v.on the
California Chapter. Hatfield and annu31 Mcmon l Cup. hootina a
bis ware, Linda. h3\e been JCti,cJy 166.8 in the three·round. net
involved in a campai&Jl to rul>c tournament th t ul>t) 80 percent
fu nd and increase public or 101rers' handiC3p~.
awareness for the foundation. Younc, who v.;u third last year,
Linda bas banled Lupus for o"er finished ahe:id of runner-up Jim
l4 )'CUI. Liulc (16S.0) and third-place
uwc·re moving along real wdl 03rke Latimer ( 171.0). who shot a
this year," said Hatfield, an avid 1-Q\er·p:ir 60 on the final day tQ
golfer, who has invited KTlA climb into the top five Joe Russo
sporbea.Stcr Ed Arnold to be and Art De u Parra tied fo r
master of ceremonies. "Once "'e fvunh ;it r·2 6. -.it h Ru so
got past that rookie season. v.inn1ni the 11e-brealer
cverytJung i much smoother All Young was the Memori:il Cup
these people in tbe committee k.ade r after tv.o rounds at 109.2.
know what it's all about, but f Jll "cd b) L11tlc ( l) 2 0), Russo
na turally we sllll neeJ golfer,. L:i~t (112 4), Bob Forbes (JlJ 4) and
year, l woke up seve rul times in a H.al Green (I IS 0).
cold sweat \\hen v.e on!) h:td 60 . In la 1 Thur,.Cb)'s rounds. Ha.l
golfers t.,..o "'eeks be fore lhe Green v.on low gro s (65) and Al
tourn::iment. I thought. '\\.h.11 haH' Cr:in .. 1on "a1; fiN low net (54).
I gotten myself in10., Uu1 v.hile 1k b p..,11., '-'""!1 second~
fortunate!). WC hjd ;i .:rc:it cl ~ nt! ne:l (56) Ll\t \JturJ..i) n1ghc
l:ul )ear .. --ruund\ "'ere rained out.
About 90 golfer\ h~'c alrt.·:iJ,
Slgned up for th1 \car · 0 •
Hatfield. an honor Jr. mcmbl!r Dig Con)'on Dash~ The Balboa
of Lo3 Co)otc' v.hu ,::uJ he ll h~c member guest men's tournament
to 101n the Ne .... pon J3e3c!i JI 0 g Canyon Country Oub in
Country Club beCJU'>C 1t\ on!\ r l\e ~e .... port Bc:ich I\ Thur&day
minutes from hi hcru,c. came' a 1hrough S:iturday v.1th about 180 -
By OeMis Br~mous 10 rel.tmch Jeep left field to ca • tune "llh the best 1n the bu,1nc.,~. golfer eltpectcd to participa.tc 111
Soo!'3 °" •h M:ort: Rob) n 'r orl~e from tbtrd bu t b1 golf handicap S<JUCal~ 10. three form:m, 3 two·m3n
SRl::.A -Leah Braatz was back ba'>e the beat ofa different drum. ~ramble. altern3le ~t and
1n her more comfortable pos111on fhe Lni..,ersll\ of Anzona· "Just picking up golf in the lm.t bc~t-b;ill Club member Bill
of catching Wednesda) night at bound BraJLZ then ~at out an m-pl::icc, th::it ' "here l become J M::iuerhan ts the defending
the )<: ond annual onh-South fielJ ~ingle in her ne"<t at·bac in handicap." Hatfield 1;3 jJ champion.
Orange ounty AJI· tar softball the founh, then la1.cd a '1ngJe to For more information on the Blue and "'hllc colored O:sg> "ill
g me ar Brea Olinda lflgh School lell to dmc m the South s final tourn:>ment. contact toumJment be rai cJ throuahout the club. run m the l\th v.hile ~lalf members tAill be Br J31( handled the pitching chai""'oman Carolvn GooJc Jl · l J,m 1 1htn~ U:ah 'a" one ' -• dre~J in ocean blue uniforms for \. hor c' lw e,,1.tnc1.l during the 89()..539 or 53 1 ·20 I J smle tonight.'' .1 d •uth Coach the 22nd .annU3l C\cnt "h' JU'h.unduJed regular -.ea....on But O
11 1.,0 1 ,1, ii \he\ been av.ay from hcl t)-Luth from ~t,mna 1-hgh. pre)t1gious for the guys to v.in,"
l• ttlhtni ljtd~ Clthcr "1 he~ 'lo\C:fl: ll)tng Ill pitch amunJ . Mtsa Vcrdt Country Club: CJub a~i t3nt club pro Michael
bcr. but 'he fou nd _.. ~ ~ h> get ·member Ton) Aus1l1& r~.:ertkd ' n.lln:ller > 11J ''They brinJ
.. "'" ~en C..ltlhing for m) tr.i'-the run' 1n I don t \ec: that much the m<>:>t dram•lltc ~hot "ith a the ir budJ1~ from all O\o-cr chc
d tc:am tlhc: Or.rngc County Bat· of her tncc 'he\ from another hole·m·one an 1he men's annual country.''
hu ter 1 • ~c: ..aid after dming in league. t-ut I ln™ \he' .in e\ .. d mcmberJtuc t tourn3mc n1 l 't Rjcbard Dunn i.s • D•Jly l'1lol
'1 pair of runs to help her South lent h1ttl'.r · Friday :tnd Sun<by. but Farrell 'port Uritu .. ho ~dub toll
-.quad h> .i 6-3 \lcto"-. B beh d h ·; raau ~u in t e plJte Im Hinkle and Craig Lester \\On the: column •P~•rs t •tty Tbursd•f ·
l he 'Ulh broke on top m the three mn1n~ and ~.u on the re· rr==========================...
Mets Stay alive .• -~Ith 1 0-9 ~i~E::~~~· .. ~:~:~~:c~~ E.~,' J~·~r,.: .. ,~,ok~::~ ::: I Little League
Ill ll runner at third. one out and a ''It ~~ a nice e:<pcncncc · ..aid
fr b run m. Braatt ~orted the count to BraJlL. • I felt good and S3V. the
Doesrom car Siad IBd'/
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""a ~fuel wllh an oetane -...-"'•for your vtbide and use the ,..._.octane ,au an. Ched the Owne(.s Min• few the. manu~urer's
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windows wide open. That ·~
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fuel economy. Minimize the u. ol ahe air
c0nditiofti"8 .system. Rather tlan run it
contin~ use the ~ setting ~ much •
possible. ~n you get to your destination,
~rk -In .-<e shaqe -· to reduce the need f0t
Under·inf1ated tires incrose ra11•
leSis&anCe and reduce fuel ~.-..
Uriitei'·tnRated tires wt?ar r~p~. ~
~'s dOor-post sticker for mi,... QIW
lite in&tion pressure.
1:4ot • lot of luaKaief AvOid piling it on
... rod rack. The i(fJed frontal area reduces
~ia and will hurt fuel economy.
• Use good quality, energy-corm,.,8:>
oils. with viscosity grade consistent • ~
Owner's Manual. Look for cans milW Wilfi
the symbol ECll, advises Kulp. That's the
American Society of Testing Materia •for
fuel-efficient oils.
• S.rt the ar and immedeately, but gently,
._ IWay. Don't leave your vehicle id(ing. using the air conditibner. •
•SQrt ~.avoid rapid acceleration. J.ck
tabbit st.arts are terrible f~ wasters. Aim to
mainQin a constants~ tiecause every_ time
)40&' pumr the accelerator y<>u're pumping
more fue into the engine.
"And about those golf clubs, take them out
of the trunk when you 're through w1th them,"
5a)'S Kulp. "Riding around with ~m all week
is no fun . It only adds weight aAd takes away
from the fuel savings.''
• Use a fuel with good detergeot additMs
--to keep the vehicle engine de.an ind,
• Drive at posted speed limits -that's a tip
that may save a life as well as fuel. .
E~rly warning signs ·can p nt you from being .stranded
Any motorist who's been stalled in ~ ~ situation may be required.
knows the value of a dependable vehicle. In tteamerous KNOCKING Ott ~ This noise generally is hea rd
winter weather the risk of being stranded is especially senous. when the engine is Under load, SUch as when accelerating or
To help reduce this risk, the Car Care Couool lists earfy cli mbing a hill. wtu1e it may~ a~ by inferior gas, ignition
warning signs of engine trouble. These symptoms often are knock often is a sigri )1'0Uf et~ needs service. It also can be
... ubcle "Ometime-; camouflaged ~ computerized engine due to carbo n depOsits inSide the combustion chamber.
controls d 1gned to com~e for deterioration of Newer engines
compon n~. Periodic engine diagnosis can keep Old Faithful . have a sensor
tunning tmuble free for years. But if you do note a change in _ which hears a A
performcince, report the symptoms to your auto technici.m for '\ ~nock. r:nakes ~ ,
d1agn0:>1o;, Stall• . correct1\e p1 • ..
HARD lllg adju tmt•nts, N5 ,
STARTlNGThis but cannot .....:.1111~
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common form a c;ev re ,-a6' •
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H ca n cJffect motorist!> tear Knocking
most during
winter months.
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performance and, in extreme cases, can damage the engine.
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POOR FUEL ECONOMY Regular records of gas mifeag
can tell 1f your engine is losing efficiency. Poor gas m1lea,
may be accompanied by other symptoms listed by the
· Counul Other causes of poor gas rp1leage: under inflated
t1r~. engine running too cold, malfunctioning tramm1 ion or
draggin brakes. ·
ST All NG This can be cao5ed by incorrect idle speed
ad1u!ltment, a malfunctioning sensor or switch, dirty fuel
!l~tem parts, worn spark pl~ °' other engine defic1enc1es
Does it tall when hot? Coldl With air conditioning on? te
:iymptom!> and report them to your technician.
POWER LOSS How loog since it's had a new fuel filter? Thi
is a common cause of power khs, which al~ can be dl.ie to
!>llmE' of the same c..ood1tions that cau~ poor gas mil age .
EXHAUST ODOR The mell of rotten ~ comes from the
c.cltal)tK c.onverter. The odor can be du to an engme
problem or it may mdK.Jte the com rter is malfunctioning.
DIESELING Th~ JS also known as after-run_ The engine
k ~ chugging and puttering after the tgnlfion lS shut off.
Cau range from infenor s~ to e c hie idle speed. Carbon
in the combustion chamber al)() n1clY cause an engine to run
rough. . . ~
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~----ony Thomas is about as
biased a source as you •
can lind Yrh~ it comes
t9 regpc. But ifs bard
not to believe .l1\omas.
the oraaniur or Regg:ie
Sun plash. when he talks about
how reagae h;as manaied to keep
its rQOts without lostng it.self within
3 homogcnizin& ml&SicaJ industry.
"Reggae is heartbeat music.
music: that is harmonious to the
spirit," said Thomas. whose btcst
Reggae Sunsplash tour comes to
the Pacific Amphitheatre Saturday .
.. Regpe is meant to uplift, to say
th:it in this (inite time and space
let's come t<>sctbcr. That's 11Why u's
bccomin& JO ~tar.··
Of cou~. II doesn't bun WI
it's almost impouible not to dance
to rcwc.
Reggae Sunsplash is a 111>lin1 o(
the Jam:lican natJon.al festival that
runs eo.-cry year in AupsL This
)·urs tour brinp t<>sclhcr a wide
range or rcgpe anaslS. bowcasin&
the v:ariety found an contemporary
recg:ie. Trad11ioul rcgpc artists
alon1 with dance-hall regac, which
features deejays, -.ill be featured.
Su.rprisinatY. the goal of the
American Regae Sunsplash tours
i n 't to brin& the most
commercially sucusslul reg"
an1sts toaethcr.
··we try to prexnt the lf>CCUum.
the depth and breadth ol
contemporaty regae.·• TbOmU
s:tid. "We &colt at opolina 10me
lcsscr-knolton artLSlS to a Wider
awhencc." n · year's acts i.aclude Freddie
McGrceor. who blends lrldjtional
toots rcaae and dance ball.
Shlnebcact. a np-UB-rqpc
performer. Marcia Grimtbs and
Tiaer. both of wboal are
cJcctrifyina liw perfonDus.
N•na·s Majct Fubct ud the
Prisoacn ol CoGlcic1a, Su
Dieto'• Bia MounW. .... Skool. one of tbc top dUce bit rqpo
bands. Makins their Uniled 5'alea
Th·e Beat Goes On
Reggae Sunsplash tours will come an'd
.go, but music's popularity lasts locally
5.ln D~'s lig Mounuin ~ill ~ ~ the fNnds u R~at'
Sunspl.uti '93 this S.turday.
anticipating 1hc CUtrent World
Beat phenomena by nurty t";o
decades.
Rcaac bas spread throughout
the worki It's beco b11 in Bnuun
(or ~:us but there ate also lndi:an,
spirit." Asian and Africu forms of rcgpc .
. Regpe grew out of Amertean Each tylc bom>ws liberally from
rhythm and btucs and soul of the Jamaica but..uscs t,radition:al ~50s and '60s. Sam Coou ind ilutrwncnts such as sitars to 11ve
Curtis Mayfteld are nwo American the cnusic a disliftctjye sound.
anislS who had a prolou.od effect Tboqh bcvd around the Y>orlJ,
on Jamaican youth. Thomas said. TCSPe remains oYCnrrhelmin&Jy
Younc Jama.ic:an m~ns Jamaican. •
blended lbosc sounds with Rqpe S"nspbsh bc&an in 19
uaditM>nal We.st Af ric:an and Thomas. •ho Cllls himself a
JNn•icao cnusic to create riax. "Jamcrican. .. tra\~kd to Jamaica
Bu~ jut likt bl\les and rock 10 ia the mid· "70s and found that
the''°'-it loot white musicians althOusb many tourists came to the
.. ~ .. rctpe to ...Uc et island upcctiq to hur lM:
acceptlblc ao the maiaslrCIJD. Tt.c rcgac. there 'Were DO live
Rolfiac Stones. Eric Oapton ~nd In 197& he and a 1roup t'~ tncnJI
Paul su.o. .-ere three major spoNO«d the rant Sua&>Wh IR
artists that e~d rc&IJC in the Ofdtr "for people tO ~ 10
early ·70a. wtth Oapcon's ~r of Jama.ca and celebrate rqpc ...
Marley's .. , Shoe The Sbtriff" Sump&a.b bad JrowG into
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ct's sec now: The building
3t 1bc comer of Newport
Boulevard and 17th Street in
Costa Mesa has been Stag and
Quik and NYC
~ And th:u's just recently.
Is the site jinxed?
""No, because NYC did realty ~ell, and their lease came"lo an
end. You've got to give people
wh:u they want. That'' why they
hared me."
They arc the owners or the new
halian·American restaurant Louie
Louie's that is occuJJ1ing the build--
mg. He is Robert Painler, a 1986
Corona dcl Mar High ScboQI crad·
uate and committed promoter.
On Thursday nights, through
Painter's Tte Toe Productions.
Louie Louie's becomes his "per·
sonal club." offering a mix or live
b:inds and a club deejay. He also
books acts for the other nights.
His strategy is to build the age
21-and.avcr night pot's dicntclc
base one night at a tllne. More o ( a
problem than the rcstauran1's k>ca·
tion, Painter believes, is the overall
decline in lbc nwnbcr o( pcopJc
gbing out, which he attributes to
the recession and AIDS.
• There is also heavy compctitioo
for that dwindling pool of fun-
scekers from other cJubs.,0-Day
on the Coast seems to be Thurs-
days, which ts the niaht most locab
pour into clubs. Tourisu and in·
Cornering the Market
landerS rule on wcckccnds.
Painter -.,..ho prders 10 ~
called •·Bonzo," a nickname ~ h1, 11
doesn't $CCm 10 Gt bis all·bu~tn(-.,
demeanor ~ A)'S the conncc11,•: ,
he's haNC1-ted ~r 1hc )eim .,.,,,
cram Louie Louie's di-.ntt Oom
Aller pickina up his collcic ~i
ploma at San Oicio Stale . .,.here
be Jtancd T~ Toe to n.an prom11·
tiofts for (rats ("I actually m3J:
money"). Painter returned h.) 1 _.
Oran,e Coast and h~·C1'11e r·
tauunent at a variety of cluh-. Throu&h that experience. h1..
ma~ to book TSOL me mt-.. ,
Joe Wood's oew band Cisro Pu
(or a JuM 2~ sif ~l Louie Luu ...
-and former En&JWl 8e11 fr ont, J
Dave Wakclina the re>ito.rang 01~ t
LocaJ connc.ctions h.3vc heir<.!
too. Tbe tnnd appcanni ton1gh:.
up-.an(S-<OmCn Shrinty Din\. u,, .J
to play in h inter's bad )arJ
ADd, ~pnint June 19. Ind ...
ProdllCU005' which has bt'cn ,u ..
«Wul It ~lins R~bUC) m
Santa Ana on Tburs4>)-S. ~•II 1 .• ~.
care o( Satu.rcby cntert11nmcn1 u
LoWe Louie's.
Painter aeems qui1c ronf1Jcn1
that by keepiac an e,-e on locJI ·
bands pining popularity, lod.m~ n
notable tour.inc ICU and muang
thiQp up wi.t.h pell ckcj:ays. 1hc
bar boppina caa fin.ally come t\.l ""
end at 17th ud Newport.
.. You juit haw to be in 1oud1
wi1b u.lay's world." be said
maucr-ol-fac:dy. O
With Robert Painter supplying entertainm~nt,
Louie Louie 's hopes to end stri~g of turnovers
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El9tall ... Edllzlr
ct's sec now: The building
3l the comer of Newport
Boulevard and 17th Street in
Costa Mesa has been Stag and
Quik and NYC.
And th:it's just recently.
ls 1hc site jinxed?
"No, because NYC did really
well. and 1hcir lease came to an
end. You've got to gM: people
wh:it they wane. That's why they
hired me."
They arc the owners of the new
hali:in-American restaurant Louie
Louie's th al is· occupying the build·
ing. He is Robert Painter, a 1986
Corona dcl Mar High School vad·
ua1c and committed promoter.
On Thursday nights, through
Painter's Tic Toe Productions,
Louie Louie's becomes his .. per·
sonal club," offering a mix of live
bands and a club deejay. He also
books acts for the other nights.
His strategy is to bujld the age
21-and-over night.spot's dientclc
base one night at a time. More of a
problem than the restaurant's loca·
t ion, Paintc r believes. is the overall
decline in the number of people
going out, which he attributes to
the recession and AIDS.
There is atsO heavy competition
for that dwindling pool of fun-
seckers from other club$. D·Day
on the Coast seems to be Thurs·
days. which is the njght most locals
pour in10 dubs. Tourists and in-
, . . . . .
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-Cornering the Market
With Robert Painter supplying entertainment,
Louie Louie's hopes ~o end string of turnovers
la.ndtn Nie on weekends.
Painter -who prefers 10 hi.:
caUcd "Bonzo.'' a nickname: "'h•.h
doesn't seem lo fil bas alJ-bu.,int·"
dtineanor ~ says the connc:d1,•n
he's ~ted over the )'Clll"\ .,. i.I
cram Louie Louie's dance n," r
Aller pidtina up hu college: i.!,
ploma II San Dicto~tolc. ~h~r ..
bc lilarted Tic Toe: &o run prur111 •
tions Cot fnts ( .. I KtuaJly mJJ~
money"). Painter returned h> 1 :: Otu\ae Coast and handled c:ntt ..
cajnment ar a variety of ch.1th
~ thac uptricO('(. h~
maft8ICd to boot TSOL mc:n •
Joe Wood's new band Ciscu I'.
for a June l~ ail II Louie l oui. '
and formeT EncJW\ Beat fmnt "'J
Dave Waltdin& the ro1~.n~ r· ~ I
locaJ c:onne:chOftS uvc helrc 1
too. TI>e bond appeanna 1on11?l :
up-and-<0mers Shfinky Din' u,cJ
to pby in Painter's back )'rJ
And, bq>nnina June 19. lnJ ~
Productions. wMch has been w,
ccufuJ at pectin, R~ury in
Sanra An.:a on Thurscb)-S. 11>1 I 1.1•.
caie o( Satwd.iy icntcrtaanmc:nr Jt
LoWe Louie's.
Painter sce&ns qwtc confilkn1
that by kcepiec an C)~ on kx.1
ba.nds pinina popularity, '9cl.1r~ n
notab&c tourin& acts and mt\in~
thinp •P . .U. pest deejays. the:
bar boppiJ\I cu finally come: 1 .. n
end It l7tb and Newport.
"You just baw to be in tOU\h
with today's world," he said
matter-of-factly. 0
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En111Wi11••E*-
ct's sec now: The building
3t the com er of Newport
Boulevard and 17th Street in
Costa Mesa has been Stag and
Quik and NYC.
And that's just recently.
Is the site jinxed?
"No. because NYC did really
well, a nd their lease caim to an
end. You've got to give ~pie
wh;it they want. That's why they
hired me."
They ue the owners of the new
Italian-American restaurant 1.Duie
Louie's that is occupYing the build-
ing. He is Robert Pamtcr, a 1986
Corona del Mar High School g.rad-
U3le and committed promoter.
O n Thursday nights, through
Painter's 1'ic Toe Productions,
Louie Louie's becomes bis "per-
sonal club," offering a mix of live
b:inds and a club deejay. He also
books acts for the other nights.
His stratc&Y is to build the age
21 ·nnd-over nightspot's clientcle
base one night at a time. More of a
problem than the restaurant's loca-
tion, Painter believes. is the overall
decline in the number of people
going out. which be auributes to
the recession and AIDS.
There is also heavy competition
for that dwindling pool of fun-
scekers from other clubs. D-Day
on the Coast seems to be Thurs-
days, which is the ni&ht most locals
pour into clubs. Tourists and in-
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Louie Louie ~ s hopes to end siring of turnovers
landers 'N&c op week.ends .
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called ••0onz.o.•• a nickname ~h h
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demeanor !.. says the connc.:11,.· ,
he's ha~tcd over the )tar .. ~ ..
cram Louie Louie'• dance Ill" ·
After pidin1 up his rolle~c: J
pk>ma al San Diego St:ue. ~hrn:
he llaned r1c: Toe tQ run prom ,
tiofts for frats ( .. l .ctually mJ •.
moacy"). Painter ~tumcJ 1,1 1 ,· Oraaae Coast andbandlcJ c1 :c·
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too. The ~nd appcanna ton• ...
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to play in Painter's bick ~:ud
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SUSAN SPIRJTUS GALLERY TO CELEBRATE 17·YEAR AN·
"IVERSARY AT NEW TIUANCLE SQUARE LOCAT ION -In lut
week's summer-preview mention of la Roche Gallery in New·
port's Cannery Village, I neglected lo mentton the seleclton of
engaging pastel ind mixed media "oru by na·
lionally acclaimed artist Re~ Gross on cflSplay
there through August. Utilizing passionately cof.
orful floraJ imagery combined \\'1th distorted tr.a·
peze figures, Cross porttays the emotion~ bal·
ancing act that fuels the human experience -
the intensity of dependence vs. inde~ndence,
fear agrunst self-confidente, worldly vs. spiritu;il
v,;ilues. An appropo r~ff from the hectic pace.
Meam\-hile, LM Mlticipation barometer for
.,....;..:.•._.. __.-.....:.._, current art happenings is swinging toward th'
.._... new Sus.in Spar1tus Callery in Tri.Ingle Square,
-~M~~d~'!!!(!Fl scheduled lo open ne~t "eek in the area ;adja· • -cenl k> Sfuui rest,;iurilnL This city-central ceJ.. Arts ebration .1Jso m.irks the photography gallery's Scene t 7th anniverury. ~d the ~Inning of yet an· other succnsful era in its fourth unique loc.ale
-----• within the Costa Mesa-Newport Beach uea. I r~
cently spent some time \\ilh Spiritus in her new digs as she pre-
pared for her premiere exhibition ol photo§raphic monoptints by
l>l'nny Moers, "figments of l Llndsape. Next Wttl..'s column
will detail that interview and the history of one of Pilotl.ind's .ill-
l1me f.norite art arenas.
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Worth Phoning Home
Young players shine in alien-influenced
'Th e Forgotten Door' at South Coast Rep
rr he story may be a bit
familiar {after all, the
director provided the hand
mo"cments o( the lovable alien in
"E.1."), but South Coast
Repertory's new Young
Con!>crvatory Players' production
of "The Forgotten Door" slill is
guarJntced to "3.ml the bean s or
both young.sters und their parents.
What imprc~s most in Otpricc
Spencer Rothc's interpretation o(
Gregory A. Falls' fantasy .about an
Elliot-sized :llien youth -whose
po~crs l:tnd him in trouble when
he accidentally lands on earth -is
the Ouidity or movement with
"'hich the YCP troupe
accomplishes its mission.
The play ccntcn on a confused
lad who's fallen through a .. door"
in space (one of "Star Trdc's"
parallel d imensions., perhaps) and
tumbles into rustic Tonopah, Nev.,
where he discoven he can read the
thoughts of humans and animals,
though all he remembers of his
own life is his first name. Jon.
Garbed in matching brown
unifor~. the other 11 cast
members shift the show's set pieces
around for each scene, lhcn
become part of the action. donning
character CO!>tumcs or the
headpieces or a dog. a deer or a
i.nakc. Roth. a pro(cssional mime
and the Y AP's lllO\emc:nt
coordinator. guides the ~ids and
the half-dozen adull pl:•)crs
through their ·motions bc:iutifull)'.
There is a phy~1cal poetry to
such stage b6Sinc~ as the
simulating of falhng (the :ilicn IS
passed from one pair of hands to
another) and drinking from n
stream (ono1her younptcr SCl'\CS
as bis reflection. miming hu
nctions). Coordination, not nlways
a strength in youth productions, is
highly evident here.
Patrick Pfaden~uer offers a
richly wholesome interpretation of
the )'OUl'\J a.lien, programmed for
integrity on his own planet. His
stalwart nature is splendidly
conveyed.
On the ochc1 end of the
spectrum is the villain, a beefy
redneck Carmer strongly played by
Zac~ry Olarle&. who spends the
play in pursuit or the .. ,rcak lid''
he chased from his comr.eld.
Melanie Anne Binder also is quite
solid as his no-nonsense wife.
Diet Wood Wards and Helen
lngelbritscn &ive winning
pcr<onnances as the couple who
befriend the alien boy. David
France rcgistcn the proper
authority in the dual roles of the
INT
Alien P~trick Pf~un communiates with • dffr (Jennifu K.ulm.vt) u ~ lftd Md Helen In·
gebritsen provide corn stalks in the Young Conservatory Pbyen,' ''TM kwgotten Door'' M SCI..
town lheriff and a military
intelligence officer. both of "horn
pose a thnat to the visitor.
01hcr v-cll-dcCincd portrayals
come from Carla J. Oascn as a
sy~thetM.. juctae. Darn l..:andman
as the (arm couple's daug.bter and
Rachele Marsh as a vicious dog
tamed by the alien. Jennifer
KauCm1n. Justan Lo and Lon ~ccd
complete the QSt in a v:iricty of
as.sicnments.
lhi,ht RichJJ'd Od1e·s i.cttina
and property desi1ns arc quite
i.mpccuh.o. •hik Tricia
Farnsworth' C'05tumcs ind Donna
Ruzib's lijhtlt'I& sust~in the mood
between reality and fantasy
sptcndMtly
Final performances of '"'The
Fo:rJO«leA Do«'' will be aivtll
f ricby at 7:30 P•·· Satuniay at 4
and 7:30. and Suday at l ~ ~
p.m. on the Second s~ of the
SCR t.bca1cr. 6SS To.a Cc11tcr
Dnvc, Costa Mesa. Tdcts may be
purcMscd at the doot °' rcxnied
ll 9S7..coll. 0 -9>' n. 1lhrl
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re you looking fotward to Father's D~y? Or is it one of those holidays you'd rather forget? If so,
don't be hard on'yourself. Experts have estimated that more ttian 80 percent of Americans
have suffered inadequate fathering which has caused Jifelong problems. If you're in that
category, why celebrate? ~
Because the father's importance has been neglected in the field of psychology and self-help
books, most people are unaware that ·
their low self-esteem, career problems and
unfulfilling relationships may stem from
having absent, abusive, overty judgmental
or emotionally distant. f a~ers.
Fortunately, a national expert in the fie~d
is Jane Myers Drew, a licensed clinical
psychologist who practices in Newport
Beach. Many of Drew's insights into Newport Beach psychologist's gripping new
father-loss come from her personal book details the often -neglected role
experience, for Drew lost h~r father ~en father's played in shaping our adulthooq.
\ she was only 14 months old. According to
Drew, reading Elyce Wakennan·s book "Father Loss " helped her to break through to her own
feelings about her father.
Feelings of ~ness and loneliness mingled with anger that she had to grow up fathertess. By
confronting painful emotions, understandin$ where they originated and how they were affecting her -
life, Drew not only healed and changed, but received a critical revelation: "If I, as a trained .
ps)-choioP.C. had been denying
lhc &mporiancc of in.adequate
Ca1berin&, there muse be many
Olber peopAe ..-ho a1to strvglc
wilb wuesot.cd feelinp about
their daal. ..
Tbis ralit•tioa led Drew to
besin a series ol ~ that
cvcntualty led to her OWD boot.
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Necded You o.ct?•• -a .-ful,
pradical pick dctip ed to be
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Jane Myers Drew has two
upcoming workshops schcd-.. ull'd locally:
June 19 (9:30 a.m. lo 5
p.m.) in Huntin~on Beach
at the Church Of Religious
Science. Cost is S65 .. Call
969-1331 .
June 26 (9:30 a.m. to S
p.m.) and June 27 (10 a.m.
to 2 p.mJ at P~thways to
~ in Fountain Val-
ley. Cost is S 11 S. ull 9M-
2l67.
hows from coast to C03St.
Perhaps the mos1 amwng
lhing about Drew's technique i
it boundlc nc for recognizing
and confronting Cather-loss i uc
invoh cs some of society's
mosMroubling problems.
.. Unfortunalely.'' says Drew. "loo
many American Ca1bers have
been absent, abusive. overly
judgmental or emotionally
dJ tant. h 's estimated that O¥Cr
80 percent of Americans suffered
in3dequate fathering. Wilbou.l
sood f atheriQa i.n the family.
autboriry is w*nnined .-bile
crime and violence inc:rcae.
Youna mea fand fathers in pnp
and bonow rapec1 bJ canyini
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ha'e lO spend more of their time
disciplining rather lh3.0 le hing.
Cuhural1). lhcrc is less cmph:i'>i"
on hard v.ork and 1nthatl\~ and
more on looking for '"'b.st I an
gel or gel a"' ay •1th.· ..
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(Two dinners for the price of one.)
DINNERS AT
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MON PAY
Enchilada De Puer'c:o
with Salsa Verde 2 for •tr
TUESPAY
Sirloin Kabobs, Arrccife Slyle
Certified Anaus Beef 2 for 114"
WEPNESDAY
Odckm Mole. ODaueno
Seived widl Prickly Cactus 2 for 'll"
THURSDAY
Flloe Al Olipotle ~
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To Honor Graduates of
1993
Benihana Presents the
"Graduation Special"
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For 26 years· f amtly owned.
family operated. and f amily loved.
M amti. our first cook . lllSists on
training each chefl
From Salsa to guacamole. et1ery recl{X? tS
prepared wich the freshest cng redcencs
~ . ~,., s tp afew d e ltCtOllS
award-winmng marganras.
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vcr the years, the
name or Balboa's
smallest full-service
restaurant has
changed, from
Hemingway's to
Steinbeck's to tdt a k tt . The las t
name seems most appropriate -
, _ its translation from the French
' -means head to head, and that's just
about h0'4-coey a care this is.
Ch ristoph and
J eurs Boo r rom
Gstaad,
Switzerland, own
lClC a telc. They
arc the same
brothers who
operate the
excellent
MuunJne at the
Towers where
everything runs
------like a fine Swiss Dining watch, but when
Editor they first
-----purchased Steinbeck's, they installed a
manager with a flamboyant casual
i.t) le and a chef whose florid,
overly complicated dishes didn't
work out in this intimate
restaurant.
At last, the Boos took things
back in hand and it shows. The
new manager/maitre d', Mark
\'rndt. 1s an efficient. young
Frenchman; the chef. Daniel
K.arsar is a gifted Swiss friend
from Freiburg.
_. From K.acsar's selection of
starters, roasted. pureed artichoke
soup is a fine choice; pure essence
of anichote. with a sliitit smoky
navor. it's $4. The soup of the day
al $3.95, is often a rkh shrimp
bisque, cream of Belgian endive
"ith sautced scallops, or a similar
tasty innovation.
An appetizer of very firm, grilled
polcnta rounds has a pleasing
accent of fresh mint and large thin
')!ices of grilled vegetables
surrounding the polcnla arc
oul\landing, $7.50.
It's ""onh the ~lrugglc to find a
parking place on the Island just for
the tender ravioli stuffed with
porcini mushrooms in a sauce with
12
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pestO orisins: basil and pound
pine nuts. and lots of fresh herbal ·
C'OUSins mixed in. S6. 9S.
Two crab cakes scn-ed jn a pool
o( tomato coulis with a toss or baby
p«ns dressed in a dclkatc
balsamic vinepr make a sreat
k>otina plate; the salad W1th n mild
Sammie vincau is composed with
a dclia1c hand, but the cr3b cake
were a dry dis:lppointmcnt.
A rela1N-ely small li t or cntrees.
pri«d r..om Sl4.SO to $17.50, is
supplemented by a recitation of the
days spcaals. (Sl to Sl more).
Daily offcrinp such as Ad~tic:
broikd ulmon fillcl with cucumber
and dill sauce or brcut of chicken
arillcd ... ith those good charred
vqctablcs. SCf'-cd -.ith liapinc
arid p~-cncalc sa~. are dcliciow
beu.
On w«kcnds.. a brunch i.s
available -the most popufar items
arc the cap Benedict, $8.SO, with
Scottish salmon and the Scottish
salmon ome:lct. S7.SO.
For dessert. ha\c one or the
finest crtmc bn.ilces in NC'*pc:frt
Beach or the tart tatin.. •hsch 1 an
a cl by iuctr. The wine hs.t is
modest with Cahfomaa. French and
a couple of v.incs from s-aucrland
availnblc.
There is a "Sv.ts.s TuCieb)'" every
week. _.hen Alpine foll son,s arc
played on an accordion, and dine~
can have all the Swi.u radcuc they
waaL ~cue i.s a delectable
cheese which melts into a soft,
c:obcsivc tnU1 to be spooned onto
bolled ba.by potatoes with salty
romichons and pcall onions on the
side, and plenty of crusty bread. In
traditional Swm homes. the cbccsc
is melted fiaht on the hc:artb.
lslandcn say they h~ heard
jOyous yodcl&na on Tumay
e\-cnanp at this B:alboa bland
retreat.
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tctc 1 rcrc. 117 M•n"ne A•-c .•
&lbol Island. 67J..0:510. Dinner.
Tu~ay-S.turwhy, S:JO to JO p.m ;
Sund1y, S:JO to 9 p.m. Bronch
served ~tutday-Suncby. J J;JO a.m.
10 J:J() p.m. No smokin1. 0 •
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-We're brlng'lng people together/"'
Slnalc PuspectM .
Ltllitd I '* l1•11a11
IAl•...,.1'llillcm• ••• .,.cmc-..~-·..__. ..
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To Find the Answer, You Have to Ask the Right Question!
life, vour souJnute the ume Jll th•
take!> 9. 111 he: tune '"'ell .,pent!-
H0 9. do you ..Urt' It ' n:-.dl) 'unplc
Trclt Olhe~ a:. the) 9.0UIJ N\t' you
lreat lhcm P<.'Ople wi.-.h td"he rC(.og-
n1zc.-d as 1ndw1duals. 00( ~ .lnQm.-
mou.., members of an amorp~
group 1a. llh • .ill Its COOcomJl.J.lll iro
l rL">t~d of looking for o mnipotent
aruwe~ to umver.al qll~'uons ..... k
by Paul Sof rtm"
MJ~1:>e the: 11Kl)t ftequcntlr asked
quooon b)• rodl) .. , angles is ·'11t:z:s 1.\
'' due On.sett opf><b1le ~~) re-.lil}
.,.-an1.r And "'hen no omrupotent r\!'\e-
llc!on come~ m.tn)' ltO ;a"'a} confu'IC:<l
and confount.k.-J R.11her th.to ronranue
the ~n.il. dle)' rondu<Je then= L'> no
~er. be<.-omc b1ncr .u1J give up
Ptt uO\tng tl\.lt then: "' only one
an."' e< "" :a ~1mplbo<: rt.""ponsc to thi.,
quc .. uon Anti there ;,ire 100 nu.ny ot
~ m tcxbf~ "orkl i\la•,he the
prohkm u ch.le "e're iL-.k1ng 11'\c
•-rong quooon
son one • .u a rune and learning each o(
d1CtJ own littJe cWTcrence.) that make!>
dlem unique
For the ~lfish, '.sclf-ser.ing andi"'ld·
wt, ltu kind of one· adednc!}$ can
. unphfy the daung p~ fl allov.~
them lo satcsfy pcrc;onaJ neeW v..llh no
re~rJ for the other ~ Thq· tlkc
t~ l h.incc ch.u the)· c;in "-.toke 1l
lucky" v. 1th another by the sheer COUl
llc..lc~"C of ck'>KCS Tilli'Jl3nlCUla.r
g;imc of rouJcne has a.c; 115 C005e-
quence .in tn~rem dehunuruuuon of
oth\:~ Smee I bcbl"°'e th . .u in ~king
the lo\t" of one·s hfc hurruruty LS the
~I. when we chtrurwe that
esscnll:l.I. w 'C tknkJ m f.ulure
based on looks or sewa11l)', but on
their human qu3ltue~ 3..) a person.
Ack~ led~g your date "'an tndi·
\1Jual '\l.1th her h\., ov..n uruquc wan~.
needs and ~.res L" far more rcw.m.1-
ang. and fr:inkly, more ethical < ll
b more diffkult 1re-.mng other-"" andJ-
vidlUb but you'll 1mc;ate fC'\\ er pt.-oplc
lhal W.l)'. .in<l the !'\.•wards .ire much
Rfl--:ner4) Once , ·ou've <letenrune<l
\\.'ho 1h1s pcnon L'> • .ind hO\'\ you feel
.about cha~ person. rou'll tu' e .a !ki-
ter 1de-3 ~ h.lt l..inll ol af :uw. rebuon-
i.h1p ·ou ".int to h;i\ e \\1th rh.a per·
500.
Wlul <Joe this wom.rn <or thJs nunl
wam'· You·u ftnd rou~lf confront~
with vour 0 \\. n per..onal wowth 'ulJ
you <."an n..'\\ .ird vour ,df .i.' wdl _.,
Olh<.'f"
TC) 111 •
Paul u ~111.~I~ tm t,luurwJ tW1.,1a111
on ibt! SmRk•Ufe stuj]; tmcl er Jn.>to..ltrnu•
u·nter HI.) ~'alwn.' on tlx ;in.r:lt•
scene will ilfJP'ar regularll 1n tb/\ -.."<"·
tton lf.wu tt'Ould Jiklr to rratb b1m jur
conmumts. su,11.J:t>Strom, or topics for
/ufu~ columns. lt.'<ltY a mt'\':SlJ~ q 11 hu
tvict> mail CaJJ LIN 900 n11mbt>r m tbu
puhl";a1w11 :.<.>lf!'Ct optmn I. tlw •!~5
~ltZJn8 :about 04..hn people 1n
~ darmg ~ c ~UIVltlent lO raoaJ
bigotry. •AJt 9.0mt.-n are • L" no differ-
ent than y1ng ·All bbc~ are . • ll &S
br c:uitt to clunk • AlJ \\·omen ~ •
or ·All men arc • dun ro .mempt the
mote dJfK'Ull LUk of ul..ins each per
I'm suggestmg that we ~hould
rcprd membtts ol lhc other ~
f0< the tndindwb lhcy u-c A.I~·
)"OU~lf lO def~ tf dus pcnoD I
iJOCUeonc you want to be ..,,,th, 0()(
Sounc.J ltl..t: loo mut.h llOUbfe>
Com"Cmc:d that ~g to knov. some-
one as an 1nd1\1dual ukes too much
lune' Wh.ic L'> ll you·~ 1n \Ul h a hum·
co do' II th~ rea'OO )'OU asked Ult-
quesuon an the hN pl.lee \\.l\ bec-.iu-.e
you do \\ant 10 find the low of your
THE PERSO AL5
IC OHE.A.RTEO CJiwWAM
---~oft.nor.
.. ~ Ml>" d•t'1 beadl
•alh. /SID ln.uw. C&ll
FU • fU'N\. ""• I • .~~~ ._ ......_ _ tqdlly Ya.
b ........ ~ ...... ... em. ~?SSI
\IUY ATnACTIVEL Y
p.ctqe4. bnutt Id• for
....... O.ly '"J&tf ud ~'· SWP. "' D-ll. S'Wt•~a.~
ARl YOU SUXINO a
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.... hi-~
.. 9 .Ql2'60.
Dll.JOHTllUL. .. ec--.
......... ~SWF ---=•Ian I -.I. "'11 SWM-W-" ........ _ .....
~ T.aac.112$lS
SHARE un:·s TREA·
SUR.ES. ~ llhC·
II~ llitondc. fi&.. N/S, ,.ened
.,...., .......... teJd.
I quill)"~ c.)l.jj)
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Mca Oltl 2'67
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¥ Mri'y. D11iN11 TAU..
,., I e') fl. ""'-I ...
Ille ;rN SWM laobllf for
........ , .. t1:l•i°"9ll1p
HWfJ' .... ....,, awwitea
)'Cllr al! T..-... 0. ?$12.
VOLUPTUOUS SIP 2 I, ,.)., _.....--. dmay,
.............. ft.
:r.:t":.~
,.~ION R>ll UFE a-y
OWF l'. E..-onpa.
\I ~c.SaanlM
Ind ~ )'Cl Clflllble
ol hil~'"I • '°'""'' reweioft !hp ~ llMalt. M · •we. -...rt. tpJIU ·~ d.11•1. ""'1111m1na). uaH:I
~ tft&I. I.all. taan.J.
llXDt a:iak •bo IS--....
·t)' avaalabk. ~ 1Ml'I·
lcc1Mll)' sumulau~. fun·
'°'1'11111. ~Ind .,...II>
... l* forat. Cll 247Q
MIDWEST BRAINY. boeSa
ao. ~I 5'&. S\Vf"I
Lowa: lllllbc:s. ~wd.
llr.a:ato•OAllllktlC
6'+ "Hfto' IO~ 9Y
Ide. a.a Mel&. a.a 11161.
FEMlNIHE BLONOE. Al·
mw. acca •••lied. 1111---. ~...a..-.
... <M. SYUO. s....-...,
rereed. 14IC'Cdlfill • ..,.,.. -..o-s ma NISJD '7-S7 •
~ ... QillU16.
S WF PARENT •. S'l I. H .
lltd..s 6. •. baiGoorrlc. Wlllr\.
~e. IOlcraal SWM\l ~
.S. Com Mesa. Ca&l 2AS6.
l\rfRAC"TIVE NUltSE
WWF. lo•••I· tiuoou
classy lady Lo .. o. aina.:.
•lib ('ft llea.."1\. -t.IJ
1-.. INL1 ~ $ed.s
mall 51-6.S, -lllWtnU,
~ ~ • ltonlc. V.'ldlrr
Cll 21'9
LOOKJNV FOR r..,.,..
ad•lt -* Lo,,. "-c••&·
lMl&ll:lftt N/S/D •. n DWF
5"2. .............. Cal~
l 'M N1CE. upas _. mnc-
O¥C SWF. 34. NIS. 1oc*iQa
fCM COG\pahbtc WM. fua. .... ... aood ptftlOAllMy.
lrfWlt. Cll 104.
A'TraACTlVE AF. 9Gln, ....._ .... Sod)(W/AM.
......_~NISID.
litollm.. ll~ an.,_ foa
~ ftWallQC. ..... Cll
1W.
Pnn"E. A TTtlACTlV
~S'll?ll~b
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ac.ca.tiaMll,... ~
ta0.1021.
Plt.EYTY. --....... .. DWF. n. nms ...
dltlf.. .... llW,' IA
.111iac1tH~. lkr;rccJ prolM·
Wft.11_ lninr.. Call :.s111
HlJ !'.Tl'G FOR m) \am
~ l.out' S\l,r ?.t ~
Jt.1inn. ltd b.M1 t-tur va~
&:\ C5> Lo>T ftlOWlQlfl Jaika~. ~ eow.; M<ot
W1' m' 1-..r&.tllr , ._
bli~t lo~ Oiltl.WI.
JAPI\~ "• mrcn. "· <1«u v.vm 111Rlh~nt. ~o
INlll&IC OA.:V. \t l ,,._'°I tor
pl*UYC !Ylacionsbip. lir'> n:
C'All 2405
8EAVTIFUL Cose.a Rican woman..,_ ID~ lo• .... ~ -°"" .«) Or -.ie~.Cil~
SWF .Q. 5'1. lnM. "'°'"' ..... NISIO. ...,,. aillllrll
... .,or1S laJYltJti, $ectt
~ ,......,lioNI NJSID
SWM 4$-... -., --a m,.. ........ ,_ l'ditliofl..
Wp.~CIR~
YOOll .llloZ LMJ. Aff«.
• l~•C IO ~a/UllJ.
...... 5'3. dllt). en.
•«KeM Eeropra1t MOlllk ........... ..., .......
• k>• ... ..._.. '""'" •onn' ..,. --..,, ,,...,_.. .... a..,
LIVELY. LOVINO. Mpf .., n• a. N,IS, n.-.DM.
~. l'tonN. h111 ~
real m;an 10 aut.:h ' I "<>
~l"l" Sam c 1-'
IRRESTI& fROPt)\AL
tE.4&. ~.d1wv.
'"'" llntttt. fOINl'llh., ...s~ ~~.lvn~·
mi. S'.I. '' J~. •• C'JI'< ol t1111nc•t ~ll"I• C011n.1•
Calll I
&:~NW ~1' FOR a
~ qia:abt~. ct-111$ ~ ~bet l1kn to -dct
kl!CT. '~ H1f.hh a."\.vm• !h1ns~ I "' ~1111 altrlktl\C.
......_ ~. ~ ' .,......, .,, T.uin. C.att
ol ~Ulll'IJ C"<lnUfJ.nln , '
~Ura~b)•
lad) ., !I(> D • tatt bknd of SA\ ED OBF -• .. u•~ w
\eh• Ind ~ U A .. Ir-llKlf NII U \hnl;..
time of .:Mla&. IMnq, ro-~ ~ta. d.a'
m.uK't'. 11t"'"'*"! H ltfttl.lll · ITI ~· • 1 I h lcflJ lka.11
kJn Bach. Clll !l-"9 Oil I
U DA EVAAS ~ el1 ') Cl.ASS'. JAZZ t , '"Cf)
f'ro(tsS10o.al Vcl'lllH JUI aua.11..e ~F. 9il ~
JeCb '°'*'111 :•d. ...... ~ "*"'--~~
flll .t~..-·-· pn>fn'9ooal JS \\'M •• 60 L1pN Bed. C11 ~ ti fld&ll\ CMI !1..'7 •
P£1'1TE s ft"F •
co.alt)' •HIC. ,,., I. a
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1mDt.. Gil nn
BEAUTIF l YOUNG
MAJDf..-...uwri.-.
&.1•11W. SWM »!l ·fVf
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VOY Ana.t.CT'N •·
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......... ---:-'-.-~~ _. . -. -
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Y<* am aoswa these_. qwkUJ .ad
~by~ ourdalloak ~
mail IJO\'kle. Ju.t dJah
1(900) 740-7190
f IJJIW 111 111f9 f1CT1'lfm1tr Ah'ffW! cuH lt.Ttgtb t.'f 4
111(11111<.".> (J1fl'< ftll(UI~ a IOIKfNo#W pbmtt: ~ ....
do«lt fi1r lrJI mt beftlll' dla11rw, J
..
s1onal. aoaJ-oriellted, 11\M•
riacr•IN'*°d. Hones1y lnOfC
tmponutt 1ba11 •ae. j ' 10+.
TlllllA. Call 1'1m.
RAVISHINO REDHEAD.
44. not~~ olr>
Of"dtnary qvaltly/cl\anctcr
Sctktna: One c .. ceptt<Hlal.
connunablt. ultni~ful
plcrNn. NI'S. IMwas cant
n:qu1rcd. H1UU1~ Beacf\.
Qll 191().
BRIOHT. KCOrnphshcd. a1-
1ract1\'C (shm). 37. N/S.
tloncs. moms. home-cook· Ins. attb ad.llecic SM. 40+.
-~ ... ot bwnor. ~ IUCCCll. wtio &lkcs •
ct' I T..-..C11111Sl9.
J ··' ... : .. _·,
CLASSY. hillldlome. 112Nelie
SBM 39. Sttkf11,1 u~k. 'llCCU"''· ~pna. ~ llOMI WF 10 share q~lil)'
timr. Fit and un lttOUJ 1J •
A+. Hav.tbomc. Call 2.SS2. Press #1-co brow~ or respond to <ids
Pras #2-<o f"a« a new Instant ad
Press #3-lO ch«k fo1 IOM.<lnl 2d • S'b.'11~. Sttltnll Offcrina.
Honc•t comm11mcn1. "ylc.
aun, klVlllJ KlllC of h\llllOf'.
NrAiut Bacb. Call 1732
HORSES. I IO'tc 'em! Am&'·
ttve SWM ''· 6'2/160.
NJS/O.Akhol Stt~s pretty
SWF • ...i~ llld lunor.
LG AJlldes. Oill 2319.
nlCS.'i:l~O
Press # for information or help
You-i.ia,.._.or_to~•-,._.•
.i.. "'9 Uf.-Inc. .._~ ntl ~ di.: content d or
.. ,.., In. f'."t-..W -'"'-'l"C.W Tht-~ • .._. ~"" ~ .. ,..., hi. ~ ,,,.,,,..,,. ... ~~ f\_<Llja11\..bl" .r.-anJl'lt-
m.. ... 1 dui \flU ~· ·unmun "-'NI.' .ltd 0\011'1 •hro ~
ATTRACTIVE SWF
'S. 6.' IJ 2. WJCllfll COWlllCrpart
Sl-65. (Of fvn. 1p.>nt.anctt)'.
'h.uc life's urpn~s Ii ti
)<>U 1 Cow >.b&. c,a11 1740
------------------STUNNINO. ~cns11ou1
PHJl..OSOPHfRIPSYCHOL· ~ 49. Ital/Am. 1ood·
IOo\1n1. 6'/fit.. 1u t 1n from
NYC. "'n""I an 1m,onart1
fin' bool. 1 m "1« Ned ot
1R Win m, hllUoome f-.:lld
lady. -.d\111 of tifWlC\111 °'
~ rane _. •'1111111
Women
Seeking
Men
REMEMBER THE 60's:'
8oWo •. haru/mlnd5 nm.I
noc 5" F f!T't·Splnt i.ttl..11tJ
ltl.t ·m1nJtd M Jn-ux . Call
~17'1
\RTY REDHEAD. 50"h
'\Wf "'"h )Ouna ••llludc.
......... ' a;al I. ;iltr.ICIJ\ c. cJualeJ
.. "\1 ~).(\'i ""tth "'tl Co.I.a
\\."'-! Call ~I ""9
PRCTTY. llAPPY hcah hy.
l'Jl'lh\ tll4Clll,rnt. >Opfll~M:lll·
nl !>WF ':! ..... 'd., llandlomc. ..... """'<'. -cmual l>Crnt·t!MCI· k<lual "17 -lO SW/JM "'•lh
f'i.'"on ~ mus1<.. film &. h Id
l..Acu1l.> lkadt Call :?loll
lJ(')I n T{)VETlifj(I Aline
II•.: ~F. 'i !1116 ~ M
" ~ 'i 7 (I:\. cJuoilcd. sm."Cl'e.
~111\'. cmJllunalh. Ii~. nllhu:~ 1 u.tln. c..11 ~ 16-l
•\Wll<"'(J A'-Gl..L ptttl).
•<'trlitllllA. l..tndhu.ncd. tn-
""'' I.hr M'b. ~ .:nl Mii m.&b. ~~ hu•cn on c.tnh.
......, ... pon 8cadt. uu 2111.
) Ol..NG SENIOR. dcndcr
5 6. a1u·1ctn~. cncfJttlC. IO
ih;arc finer 1h1n1s 10 ltfc
v./SWM N/S. ,.... 70. We arc
cdtK:atcd. profcu1onal. w/a
IDUCh of cbss. pld -of
humor lrvux. c.11 1150.
WOULD-BE Priruss.. arrnc-
u"e DWF. N/S, leCk.s kind.
would-be pri~. S7-67. (Of"
~ dancq. ene..s.
ship Irvine. Oill 2097.
ATTRACTIVE X·model
SWf. loves .,U. 5'6113.S. S9.
S«kJ SWM over .S.S. NJS,
ov1101•I· •'"•••· u~. '°""II .---. H· , • ..,.,
8cxll. c.&I I M.S.
L..ErS <X>NNJrTI ME; SW'F
NIS • .nnt1Ave. ~
fHny, m11.hi-fecete4. Loff •"IA.---._,,...,
sporu. e.o.a1y. ud IMdl
RICftJ YOU • .S'I+ • .-..~
b 110liio-. ~ jeeella s
aawrylp!C1ll-~
for a pen • H llCI 111 "I
Tllllm. Oil llS I.
l'tlETTY $WP lO. lllloMI. .._,... ............
Pfl t:md _, ~ ....
l«llft, ··""·-U'tt41 ... • Cit;,,. lht -.. fMslil.
Oil 1911.
ATTRACTIVE SAF .M.
5'6113.S. ed~at~d. tcclJ
SW/AM. cdocacc4. profa·
brunc& :?7. 5·v 100. dc:ua
hypcnc11uaJ. monopmovs.
affivcl\I. ~•as non-unoka '°' tt*11rioNI hk-comn\11-
mcnt. JO'/• («e~. ~V.Pof1
Bad\. Call 1736.
SHAPE!. y 25 BF W/b9C ..
~ all WM »«> for dillnr:r.
~ l11IMr:I, poul~ Id>
llOmhip. ~('.all r7
[\ TRE\1 EL Y ATTRAC
T IVE. lool..1n1 for aamc.
SWF. clauy. canna. 'tly. IUJ> for lid\, lttl.s profcs-
non:ar SWM. N/S. 26 Jl.
rommt11TICl'll m1ndrd1 lrvlnt.
a.II 17.52.
APPEALINO. PRETIY
OWF. ptltle ~ncue JOod
IDS)'. .t1. S' I/ I OS. SCft11e. !ft.
1en1 rm. r 111'11'/. lolllqUC. StrU
1ntcllt1rn1 lefl bratit type,
ph)'IOlll) Ill. kind. Maf11Ye,
'luahly p ntklNlll ~wpon
lk.a.b. Call 11.16'
CLASS't . TRIM SWF .SO.
'llS . .,..,... can,._ ~ul
Man "-~" ., dllft CJOm'CT»o II•-. popcorn. IWW'E.. lrvmr..
CMI 11169
'° woR .... bonm. t.aina
love ........ --.., -tic>
"cc pi Ins prot11 tin Md "
COlnt• 110 Zof1MI 1M Gt1tt.
~ dd 9t£y c.it ll6l.
----RE>i\9--nf IS A9' I' m-45-.
J:JllEMAN DESIRED by °* tnm. l'it.. hlndlomc. lilbldly.
bblde. C'l'JIDYS ~ e11vt-~ a wur.. 1 r~ an *
llCS. ID)'S Ind Inds. Ld'a ._.. fua ... 11t tile.. Wdl, 1( I'm
UL S... Ala. QI 112.L IO pat. why the wf? Siqi6c.
me WOll\ll'I I •ant don not
ADVENTUROUS SWF lwll 0111 at Niki Blair's.
5' 10'. )9. N/S.. klolt1111 fO( Trillecacw ~~And.-
tall. ACUft. mer py .. laftlol Its• yo. •bop ., Mahbti
ls&and. Oill 164(). H11pes Mart.d Of Pavihom..
we W\11 t1eW1J Ft • dlMCt to PETITE (5. II 00) DWf. n1. mm. So. pd up die ....,.
acttve $$, w/bfown baJ1 A IWd I naJw )Ila_,._ )'Oii.
e~ liCCU ~ ol IM and be Mr. R11tlt. M.aJlbu.
old Khooi ($$-70) w!W) M1U Cal 25'4.
CllJO)S hfc. He .-w love
boots. fne.dl. lllan. '°"I HONEST. CARrNO SAM
walks. -1es. travel. be al· 24. .S'tfUO. loc*JI& for SWF tecw ..s • ._,.... ill lO-JO '°' mer •• ....,. tuiou
ottwn u ~ 11 111 t11-ar. ~laaloutil,. Lo. A~cln..
0.0..lkt Ms. Oil 167.S. Oil 11'6.
o..ASSY OWF 5·~ ~ INTlllTIVE 6XPl.OltElt
ccuflll Jl"lfc•iollil wle io. .U SAP bc:My to.....,
ol C8CrD ..__ ... I 1 &ate e..a Fu Mly. 4~W'-e>C"ftJO)t~ W ........ lJ..!S.. ....
tli11 DI, MOVics. ltl,,tl Md 0 Cill 2521. ....... --~~ Oil 1572: HUNK. SWN n. 6'~ .
BEA~ SIHS\JOUS.
dwy. 'Ill .... aF
J7. S'tflJD, ......... ..
fit.. fiaMciallJ ncceqf•t.
~--... ......
.... ... 31-61 ...... '°" ~OillSln
DYNAMIC. pm ltp. ,-y,
bn 5' I I. 1i1C1C1iii11..i piob.
11C>MI wbo •l\JOys ••la.
~ ......... .... -.u..cw~-.
sk. ""· n .. t. cMtMlu. ,.........,.SWFM.
»45. ............
........ Lab Allow? t
Oil2'19.· .
6'SWM. m 111.--. is;
40 OllRfl lft .. uil ......
worw. .... ' ...... IC-
""·· ,.,.1un1 RL SMla
1 • 0...,. C0Mt W11t•ld I Thuradlly. June 10. 1813
MonlaL Call m'7.
BalTlSH AJt11ST ll61. dllt: .t .-1~f"1s1a1. Sttu
.......... \l'C, ......
ailed fality on..d lady ...
der 3.' far c.temllY· Li» Alltflt·
b. Call 2SZ2.
LOVlNO RUEND. SWM 4'.
S'lt'Wl7C\ anwcur hlllOfV,ft,
poot. boftul, fvnn).
~ .. -.atlcnderSF
ttwiMr. WatlA Call ?52l.
I.AU. GREEN EYED. soc•
ca.flll. ~ lll#norOlll.
holllcQ, IJ)nWll>c. You Utin.
Or1MIL uadcr 40. ltlm"bcaiD-
flll 8c""">' •llh Oill li3.
LEAN A D STEAMY.
tDldt md ...,.,. l\elduly In
V14a lrd~ N'ICICM
Oypsy Sof«K J few Papn
,._.. Maltbu. C<lil 2SOY
SEEKINO 8fl lllnCtt~
•althy.~~
•ho tll,0)• l*ldoon I; CM
.............. lltol2. CIDlW
tlC'd rdaaiondip w/a ltcM
Rtpl .~dac-
...... ~ .... -.
C'lil\IU Oty Call ~
'JMJ_ HM«>50ft4 J\tMn
C91C~l7.~
1191"ak fPCUOtlS. aumcal
awards. rcst•-ll. U"Cks
ci..y~~)'H1
Oil 2.-01.
STRIKINO! Yea _.. -..
~~ ............ .... ... ya....., ... ~
Me)'C't .... btled.~
QI me. ti)". C:.l i.69.
EX Y ....... ..._..Wf
fbr dlMtr • ..,,, ... ~ Ate.,_.., ..-er. haflc
........ c.112."66.
HANOSOMB SM. "· 6 '/16$. very ac11 ...... ,_.
lovlJll. tcdt SWF -.bo ...
joys .... cltillll ... n. .... ... s..~ Coll lAll
ATT'R.ACT1V£. uuc.lhaui
S'ft'M 21. .... -" ..... _...!AF lfr21 b ._Md
........... V....-.Olll&IL
MIDDU?·EASTlltl'ol. 31,
6') ...... ~j· ....... ..... ---.,.-.... ........ ~._..
S.. ........ C.)657.
SI00.000 lN MY ,.._ ••
MARRIAOE·MINOEO
DWM. &0049 toou. .. $.
.S'W160. ISO kM.. ._A.,._
wltla lS+. 111netlve SIDWf
S.U~Oill~
CLOTHINO·OPTIO, AL
~ EJysi-. SWM .. 2.
Brcat•ood rn1dnt. prot.
littkl F COlllpMICMI '°' da)
lnpL Lea " Oill !464
YOUNO·AT·HEAltT OWM
)9. $'6(1jQ, 19a.-,M. CON*S-
... -ol limmor. ,,.,.,. oc, playMty uapc)hwed.
SteU F !8-lS.. 1111111t11ve. pc-
Nr. ft!JO)"' llac llmd. fNnn&
fedtop. ITlllWal lldininlP.ionh
~ "° Wdcll .._.I'm
roL rm W-., tfJy.4 Olll
:?An.
CANI>l.EUOHT Of'I'~
bcxtl ..... ~ ... ,111 ~nc:nwa.
iy. SV. M. !tale) • ~ •
pllottc tall .... ·IY GlcnUlc
CMIJ 17¥
tARRYN MAN.~
~T 08CM S"4 dqftte-llr'\d
c,..-.~ .....
mtr ~ SIDCF for
t• • '-"-« Nmdak c.a
121L
HAl"DSOM EXCD'TION
AL. .tlltSl./Cfll~pfonr • n Ullo. W'WF ·
PfCll)'o bnln• 10 \llVC
~iAY~-
IJO"'I l'.9ft. Ina. Slr'D Mcll1i
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EDUCATED SWM !7. en-
~· spona. JOlf. "'*"' '" -·.-... 11.~ SWF n .l l .
fun.Jg\~ pell -ol bu-... tl'lyv.-d. Oitl !41 L
LET 11 IE. fUlEWOllKS bcp v..m '\-OU and ns• OWM 4S.
S' I I. &t1nt11~, tl'lm"pfaCW "'"°'' lo¥iJlil. ~ ~ pttlfV ... lod. \ p.a.~
~Vtw I Oltr
II pcrica. I'm ... "'* ., ~~-~ ltOID..
duq-S~
)Cl& V.ad..A Oil ~ 14.
TWO LEFT FEET. 't
....... ... llJ. L.ftnll lwr· .. .-..~r.c~
9Miac II+ S.... Moeica.
C:.l>a:l.
ITALIAN MALE. 29, 111
•llcrcMit. ICd.s '° ~-.
fntadltlll11....t ~ ~
~ ol 11ty '*" bct-
1241..ca ~Oil ?.m
SWM l2 -'» SMld. "'af1'ft,
Md ""'1lctJ we N/S .-1e fie.
"*'8 b ~ WD .. ,., ........ CallJ
OE<iaE.EO.. pbyaka.11) .,._ ,..... ..... , .• o.~
IU\)'\A. .,.atty Jlhtt fo,:
~-..r.-... ~ .... ,,.. .. ... , ................. .. ......................
llldor. W• LA. Oii I
SWM.ll.6'.0.-. ...
................ -.e-
... .,., 4Q, ..ae.. ~
Ilk w-· Oil 14&5.
POET& .... 4t .,. .... ,...., ,, ..
wtoll•Mlcl& ........ -,,..,...s-....... ~,»4.
-~ llO •. ..... AROl!NTINEAN-~ «•qn•u~~'Wll.,.._ acw.' twOWMS'I r. SWM "'°',.. .._.,.. 1n .... ts S/OIWP »-'S..
Oil llll.
PERSIAN-4MElllCAN. ct.
s-&• HK-4. fiU11C1ally
awb ... ~~
•ports.. arts. •11it. ,,.. .....
Sci$s aprtc. °*'· s... Ml.c& a.a 11'17.
£.'CLISH· '*'-'11111. .ni:·
l.lff. *'"Y J). Looll IOI
~ (1111 v.Ut\ M '-Ch.,..
llltll)' ~· Holl)•'ood. °"''~
UNIVFJt.SrrY Ptolao •idl
y1ldlL SBtot. 6'/llQ. Jlrl) pt'·
ll~ F"thptna. Latin.a. ~-45,
N/S ~ rtl.atMMI
,~p ManM dcl R•)· Call
IW ..
O'AUAS MUStelAI' _ _,
lA rt. &'/15A..
~ --Scd>" JS.4\ ·~ at)'fl«.~ for fr-w.p. CliJil 0 .....
liftNC'). $crQll ad) tWy-
wood. Ol 11
tlANDISOME SW"4 21. <tt
JOY' Lar;atc 1>•· M.Kb.
s•1•m1n1. Sec"• F ?)•
,_ IOlUC\l\ \ aa lliU}'
20.
SPUlJ'T\; ~l SW M J9. IX w
to WLA. tech ptcur. , .. ""*· ~. bl...... CIC' Lot ,,,..
~Cal'?Mf7
HARLl!Y l"URlST WM
\ttl.s HoUy•OOll fc!Nllc to
pamper tacc wn1.-.f'Qfl.Mll •
t t.. ou11111 lll't' Hull)·
•ood.C'Mi l a
\tll It ff, M 1!.~
td. ~ for 8llt.'1at S11r
b~~.m
l? Lea~ Cal 1401
~ ~' I"") leftl.\IC' '5 ~s. Lo. Aaaeic, <'•II
D61
ATTR~CTIVE S H't ?7.
~' &"fl\C ~ SW~
ll-J '· f<W pea ft'la· .... ""*r ...,.'Ito ..
me.p' -Lea A,.ta~I I. ----
L\(f'ROVOT'ED ~ -*·
JS. -.... f8dlll,. dlc:Q,
[ i I J.. td( lllf"O
sh•1l&ll•I CCNIYUUllOtl
Wall.A.Cal,
IUSINESS ...,. • •
waniwe. ..-c. --... .._. ......... ...,.
~)MC .. , "9cfftt
I IS:lp. La ~Cll
t»'J •
ILK,__+ I, ... ,, . ..., . ...,, ....... ........... _ ..... .. .............. _
~oe.illit;u Ii llolj-
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Oil~ _!•!1~•!*~,,~~-~w~-!!I!!*~-~-----
•
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BUT llmDtD WANTED.
---SWMloalilllfor
............ Illy&.
,...,_,._,QI~
MAlllllAOE·FAMll .. Y
MIND!!>. SWW lt. S'I'/ 1eo.,..., ....,, .......,.. Der• . ......,. ........... ......................
... CMl(,_o( ......
...... W .COD11itaM.
~~.s.a.ec-.
._ 20'111> • 30'• •idl no
., I L In-•. ('.an l.\4
DWM. CHllSTIA IS.
JUST 30. jmt 41~. J1W
~ ldttmwnomc. WI.
lllllllNc, ... ~ O'AW'f. Loolillll re. ....... )'. k>--1 plD ... T .... Oill~
ATHumc 0WM '9. and.
nri ..... fb•11d.4»
... IMUlf. 40-lO'•, S/$
,_..,.,,. 8-idL Oil 15!2. •
SWM Jl. S'IOillS. h ---...--.tKt
.. ......,.. ,_ FL let"a
... '"-..Oil
I AM ..aT "TllE 0...' Rmd
fft~ ... ~ .. call °'' ...., 5-ft-~Oil 2'1
"'M 6' ... ~-~-lllQ
Ml ..... ct.r.i. -~--OD~
HAN'O OM A 0 '"'" ti.ill WM )1, pn1fc•i.1o.ul
ftl) 19l!t'AW, WI! ~T
•1Ui ffHI •cis M11110-
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ACTIVE. BAUNCED, ac-
~ OWM N1S. .tJ. lld;s
'~ rdlleo.h1p W\dli •·
lnal-.e.. aierJ$C -»
l9.c. ""'°" Call <D9
GOOOLOOICINO. ATH·
LETlC SWM cn11neer. JJ.
6 '/165. bl11e cya. EllJoys
lllliz """' moncs. ~ ....
SIC. 5CcU lltnlCU~. adlkbc
SF 22-33 ,.,g similar•
krnu (Of ll'lean•n-'•' rcla-taomt.p. Irvine. c.an 2A6S.
ATTRACTIVE SWM 6'1.
~ M . ont fOft. ~ ..
I) ~ pelW llioaw. Cf1JO)'
MAJUtlAOE-MJNDED. 6'2.
67. oadve. -.h™cw u .
~-ULTIMATE.-.O
MANTIC f~ wuttic,
lo•1na. n1ima .. vc. .........
saiilull. ~ ..... aaiYt-
lJU, Nc.,poo 9cacb. Call
1460.
GOTCHA ATTENTlON"!
SWM. lO. 5'ti.'160. very ...
lmc,.....,_ SJOY ......
.._... worft -Clfl! a.a Ml::& Clll 2364.
HA.NOSOME SBM lO.
5'9/170.. leCb !Cal •'OIMll.
U -3s. sha. SW/HF. Ltt'•
Wt. 108 -0. ., rqret.. Lona .... o.n 2A67
rra• cl. 'JIO'U. mo"!«• Jood ROMANTIC WM. ~ 62.
C04\\Cn<0n and C,\pcclally eauc.d. znit M"t 9DClft.
•!l"nd1na 11~ alone •lllt 1n10 truel, walkJ. ~u•a.
tOmtOnr ~ Sed.lr\I ... ltie .u. Lc.t'i \Ilk.. ~ ~ wF ?S-1(). ~ , ~Call la.
'~-l«'lft.. .......w in-~ mid) for COliMlil!G1'Cft(
no lt1ld10 plu.sc: Oranie
COIQ) C.O 145S
HA' ME EX£C'UT1VE.
~ 6'2/190 50 OW\1,
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sltapely Wf. H-'S. O(lwrs
-., cal.. ~inc. c..a !lb)
DIVERSE SW"" \C 60,
' 61170 .• :s td(~
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Com Mc». CMJ !..\14
Sl~ ...iic.:....t. 1.ipcn·
lllinded h.il SV-M 2j, enc>·
111ecr. bo•hni. bAmnctioa.
'ultarc tth •ond<rf11I
S Y. F rtl.11100 111p In inc.
C'.il I~
YOl ·unt£
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h''-tnm ca.) l'*'S. aife.:-
1tona1c mamaac •1nde.J
D'4 F ' S l'ia a a..u.1·
M>tW C.....S1u be••••
0'11D, •I. S'9. ~lftd.
r~ , ~ wcy. 1oor-
.. _, ..,,. ~part 8cada.
St:XUAl... ~-1m11
.st. alNealc. ~ .......
o/ a lO yr 4*i. ...._ dnia.
' ~ lrWd .,/SWf ,.__ --.c.a?lll
MINNESOTA AT1VE,
HaMlome. rrtt-•pmle4 .
e 119S. SWM. ee.-~
( ....... l!Mnl). p!\lfc II D'"-
411 •/pd -oJ --lftd no pt r-ads ftrY •
ncuw, ~y 2~
piopcsl~ ..._ •/ct!sllC·
1er. crax o,cit) fUdy kl So
-.1cad). No s..--caaua °'
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'1loc\.
r . .t.•Jas. Molt• • •* .............. --..
........... WoaAdlik lO _.. .................. ... ---~ .... ~..,,, ...
0U11 _ ... J I .....
~ '; C'orw *I Mil.
Sf.NSlTIV MUSICIAN
SWM. )t. utkl•1 female
C'Ollf t, '°' ... a.
....... Ct ... .. I mcy. 0-Mia: c.a lA.U
rvETklED ...... .... •aiftlt .......... ...
fatlH ........ liq•
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, ••• U) ---'"*'-I Ml"l~Nia..a.c.._.
-.-.. ra Jt. •"ill• •.. , ..........
IMM.Olll>em.
TAU. ~ AllTIC'ULATI
SWM "· tT/llOI. ' ................. 111111. • d l' • ....................... ....................
SA\l : • ~c ... 111 co-a, job
~.won H.-au 1np'"
~Sed.SAF~ ttt· ""*" &11 JOl'll. ~ ~ CM! 2M •
t fl. V -.1th me' l>J\C,
a•..S ptloe. n ·Nt'' 'Of'\Cf.
dcboftljr, lrtM. )oud\!•I SI .
~ _, ~ "'*Y -'
f'OlrllnlK. Sed.iQa 'la-j Ihm ""* ""**''*" ur.oer s·.s. Nntpon 8eadl. QD 2.eoo.
usr faJEla>~....,..
anc.-.tul."'Wf ....
--~~SWM ··a.ar. .... ~ L..-....._OI~
ATT'AAC'TIVE. tl~trc OWM n . _., ._ ..0.
fO. "'°' .......... D« ••tafO(UllL i...a leactl
QI 208ll..
DC> YOU lllllk 1t 11> .0. .. .. , .,-..........,.... .................... ... ..,..... ........... .
.. , ....... )°"1kl4t1
0000 I ..... • dli IDt. ........ ..,. ....... ...................
........... ~C'll
z:nt .,
~~!H_.,..
Bca.-h. caD IOIJ1
ECL.ECTlC. TE.NUllED
lt.adlcr. DWM. S'9{t6Q. .o·s a.rrcu..-. ro.aobe.
...... t ....... w
cm..-S.~lillip.cs· '"' ('Q-···-.. .,. a&ulS" out, mow1es. &Mattt. J&.U.
comedy. an;vd. ~ (.0 rv 'lll'Uf'CI\. S«b: -t pr
f*lll¥it. ~ ICnft.
._, lild)'. w1dl a -ol .....,, _ _,_._~ ..
~-......, ..... r.t-. Vw:p.. Oil l
l 'M NICE SW~ ll. pMI•
phyUcally '"-Md wonfl c lt Lootl.,
baii.-. 0.0.
dd Mir c..a 2311.
Stl'ISITIVE. CAllt, 0 ow • .)4. .............
D.11'111tW,bO!! 1 dllt-
1 I zhf CWlllir-dit-
.... ~ QA221n.
SWM 7,6'1, --.... .......... ,,..w ...................
....a. t..t•a tal' New~
a..Qilml.
CHARMlNO DBM 31. 6',
ISO ..eve. Rabuesqae
WIRF b slow -..a.. -
·-foo4s. d-slw'i111. Cm. Me& Call 2221.
YOUR DESTINY. Alnaavc,
NIS SWM 77. ~ --,..
IUJCCR. Eapys 11"1\'ef • fwl.
Wanced.llllbk.~ a.. Mesa. Call 1214..
HANDSOMEJ... Y CUTE/.,._
lctlc: ~ SWM N/S-0.
6'(11&. «>. colqie ~
Pnaacc rqlllar uoax and
pn>pcr Mlnlton to stay fit.
Vaned letft.oonai 1tMaeSl1.
~ IO mttt a ptlllt SWF.
NJS-0. )()' &, wtlio IS prmy ""1
~ lmne.. Qill ~119 ..
Ml.OOLE-AGED ~
SoOd " 1 • • •• SedUli&
--..~.1 !L~
ICMltivc. rl&.. llt'tl1re-....
lrvme. Cal 1117.
PROFESSIONAL FUN·
BUM. 31. S ICVl6S. ~
die slam. llCll¥e prt for llllC.
My iiecood ~ IS 1111 llC·
C09ll CJ.cab~ a.n:su in-
dl'de: PlaytllJ 1n 1he snow
and ....... caddllas-ll:Wdq.
any1b1ns •n Ille sunsl111w.
la.t1ll1n1 and 'pontanco1u
nllCS 0UL This much to0 ntCt
of a py ruybe the me Cor
)'Oii. COllQ Meg, Can 1237\
\
ARTS/LITERAT\JRE inter·
C'IU" ,../S WM. fil. young
~rs. ltth hLc minded wr::
lMne. Call 1014
SENSUAL. PASSIONATE.
~ 1o~ma. adaletlc.--=--
............. Ul:le t.a-
~ •• ab Uftllldy
fesnia&ne. ~ ldlkbc.
toy lafy .... pn:tlY r.ce. 29--
~. N/S.. F.-.. V*'f. Cal
116.1.
SENSITI VE. ' HONEST
OWM 38 seets afrecbClftllk.
aar.:ow NIS COi• 1 on ~
40. (cw bexll .. alks. ~/
IDO\tc, Ind~~ pb-
suru San Clcmcn1c. Call
2545 •
00()0..l.OOKJNG 90's UnJ
ot ll'Y· 37. 5'9(160. N/S pro-
~. dn"CJ led BMR. cn-
.IO>S \potU, coo'-•na. & ro-
mance. IJCal -ol humor.
and dn\'es I0:1 BMR. Scicb a
al. SWM 5'51150.. ICllSllOU$l) VERY SELECTIVE. Prolo pl'lllC. JOOd~ blond Of
~dhud for fncftdsh1p. can-
d lel 11 aou~t dinners cit
men Old I mcnoon m) ~
BMJt ~ ~IOC. Cllll 1837
romantic. passionately tJllJ· slONI SWM. N/S. ~ un-
IMte. humorous. fun su). • ntt 30-4.S fUI kttpcr Alhktic
Healthy. NISID. enjoy din-llblhcy a pllA. Nev>,_., Bc&.""-
iwn. mu1c. mo\'1es. be.ch Oill 19.).l
.-...._ Oaua fcmak t!.wJ!e
ftlllled 0t f•ll·fisu~ O.K.).
b ............ ~~ ~ nit • ft -OllC.! ftr.9C al IOOIL i..o. 8rsL
c.111rl6.
SWM 6Q. S IM.50. C11m1.. lllld
MQ llfal)k. -bocydln1
• md tic..._ D c..a -s ftlD toally. loolils b
~a.d--pb)-.uit
---~ Ntwpon ~.-Oil"Ull.
OWM S8 i«ls fC!Nlt 4~
IO mpy t!ie &ood Mc ol Or
~ C4in) • dllnoes.. pm1ICS..
...,,,~ · I m b'/16.S Co ta
Mea Qll ll7S
ROMANTIC FEMALE
WANTED ~ ,.,..._
eduailtid. ~ ~inac.. .....
cessflll WM pro( )'OUlll(ul ~
~ _..p-gorned. plot.
tb:r. .. • ca""I and rw.
ab. bcaloful.. ~. IClllaD&---.... "" as-Ind mer kp b
be ~~l>· Wat LA.QJ
-. Co.. Ctl IMO.
SIM ~ 6~H.S. tiro-1' Nil.
blue eyes.. X'C .. s wl. blonde
SJF ~' i6 Oardcn Gru~c eaD 1419
EOUCA TED P'ROfESSIO'•
AL SWM. 6'2.1115. CRJO)'S
d1n1ni. d&nc•DJ. •ec'-ends.
Scc .. J slender S"''F 40-SO.
compamon. Pl'U'Cf. few si•
enc ~lalionlhip ln-.ne. Call
IClm.
BRIGHT. E.'CAGl! G. \O}
lt&nJWlfl'C. "'Ill)'. fit le run
$" \1, 6' I 14'0. 1*tcncs ID-
~ Enfl>1$ ~ lm-
111\. ~ 'OIL SWN>\.. ...
?O ~<Iii) '<l's.. bl&""'~~ ~ ..tui'p. lo-me. c.11111~
ST.ARTl"G OVER. SH\t
S flW ' ''. "'astnl.nn1 M"1 all
L1nJ1 ur dan 1n1 art •II••
..ttp mv "~ ~car old bud~
klollnt l<'-c 30 Ir )'OU ~ pe-
111c. '0-40, ou1101n1 :and
hc&lih\'. and •anl to ,h,vc
TALL SW I. sUOd lool1n1 )C>ur ll;t. pkur alt Ttntln.
~-5'. 6'U?OS En-Call 11"6.
JOYl C>.ert" , 1cnn1s. JOit. ~ tn~I."' )Ol RE S\tART. and JM)·
Ind opm IO~ Sttt.s ful rona.aruac. i1ncne crno.
~ SWF "''th ICftllC ol buolD) ~. ~)' •· '-11'. ~ t1imcv-e. O\cr· tra.."11"-e 'OWF 'O-JO
woap is ao ~ul*m ~mr Ind "'lllPlll U-~ 'Ci»
C.U 1199 ~·•a con• uiM tt
~Ip lll&I pC'O(CSSIJOn&I
HUMORO\.S ATTRAC s ~ ov;M •l llollll ,~, \
TIVE ~ SWM ~. 'f06 ~l Lcl'i ~ ltf<
Tobrows~or
IYSporul to
tbest! ads c4ll
1 (900)
740-7190
(Hied al s 1.49
per ""11ute)
alld select
optiorll
orsee
bastructlotas °" page 2 to place
att htstald a4
Men
Seeking
Women
Single-Life
Customer
Sen!lce.
(714)
840-2826
leCb .aracuwor. ~=-~_.. ..... .....,.-C&llJgQJ~-------------~ tlltfl'11L' Lid} ~JO
wtlolo..a~
kWw;>-S -..
CUTE SWM !l. .as ~
allll&.~~~.
b ,_ lllllC:L <-.. o..y
Can ~165
NATIVE A GELINO. SM
35, c1lucal, monl. spoela·
-.oa&. kms JllD.. .,.. ...,.
90lM. vou·~ 2.3->3 • ...,...
tiff. ~ful. Loftg Bead\.
Oi&l 1 lS\.
LET'S 00 fot 1tl l'ia 40
SWM, tiGMsc. atrectlCIDUt •
IOlll8lllC. ac.e.. l'Ylllla CCll-r ..... Looblt IO ..S ycM.
SWF. Ilk -:.... r, -.c-uvc • .J0..31. for CM\Q& .ct.
t~ip. NIS. HaAtJ•St•
~C'll201l.
QaAPH.1C DESJG."'El SHM
21. .... 5HF ll).21. .. pop
9'.ICJtOQ..C ........ -..n I Ql2112.
OWN. 6'1/llO. a1nca~e.
.-a: I ~..-. ..,.._,,,..a IAiidlllluw i.
41) ............ 0llHl!S.
ATHl£TIC ,......_.
$WM. D,.6"/161 ., .......
~,... ............
~ ...... a,.. ......
IU, doale. cCM:h ~·· Uc-eaa1m
NEVER MAl'RIED SWM
)9, prol"I ~ s.ts P£'"
II&. Ney. )' ~"F for ....
atl4 bal>1cs. H•nllnstun
&.:h CaD 11'JQ
MAY I FLUFF our attra1
SWM 39. hllfttn.ou CYti
~ tllamdNI) for playf 111
~.SM"*° c.a 1m. "
LA\1\-'YO. ~ \dll V..'f
2().33. ~¥Ir. lo)'ll ~·
ed. rom.uuc. i<e 2·POf1
i.o.w •/J*H. lt•ll't Call
l'JU.
040"'0·B11tl""1 LOVEil'
SIMICdsw•y _..._,
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