HomeMy WebLinkAbout1993-07-08 - Orange Coast PilotNEWPORT BEACH • • Let's go out on
the limb: Today
we'll have clear, ~·1 J
sunny skies with .
warm temperatures. Highs
in the upper JOs along the
coast.
See Weather, A2
Winf!er of 33 journalism awards in 1993
osta Mes~ mayor not sold on realtors' Signs , .
~ Genis, other ~ity officials talk
of making stricter ordinance.
1ng th1~ time aren't over campatgn,>Klgs.
the Nike Town etching or Tower Records.
lt'i. realtor signs.
Tuesday night, Mayor Sandy Genis and
other council member \Oiced their con-
cerns abdfit the large fluorescent ''~ni.
~prout1ng like weeds across the city ad .. er-
t1sing town home sales and show'> at the
Anaheim Convention Center.
'T . · his is painted 'graffiti. The signs are put up
Genis implied that· 11
Cit) staff due,n't begin
enforcing the 'ign ord1·
nartce, the cou nc.il
"\hould m:.ike J '>tncter
one."
'J hcv come and 20 at '"ll :ind llhcrc
. d01:~n·1 )CC:ll'I tu be an) contro~ fro.m 11ny pJTt)' .. . .
'I he city ha~ bad a recurring prohkm
"1th sign promoting hu\\!. at the Ano·
hc1m CoO\cnliun Center L)nn f'homp·
-.on, the center') gcner!ll manager, ~u1d
that \\hale the center hJ' no 1:ontrol O\cr
•h cliem,· 1~11), an) Cll) \~ith a p1ohlc:m
CJrl call him Jircc1lv.
By Joel. Beers, Staff Writer and th~y don't come down.•
-MARY ttORNBUC1Q.f, council member COSTA MESA -The budget is h1!.-
tory and the propo ed work furlough jail
site has been placed o n the back burner
-for now. But all is not peaceful in City
Hall.
Signs are once again cau ing a furor.
Unlike past sigh debate , the spark!> fly-
The signs, called bootleg signs in the
trade, u~ually show up on abandoned
properties or ut1 hty poles. They are gener-
ally used to advertise new developments.
1'hey are illegal if posted on utility poles,·
~blic right-of-ways or prh:ue property
without owner permission.
"Here· \\e Jre tall..inl!
about grarli11 ;ind thl\ ,.,
j~t a\ bnJ," 'he \:.aid.
'"Tim 1., p:.i1nted grafl111,'" Council·
"uman ~far) llornbuckle '>Jld · fhc )1gn' ·
arc put up Jnd the) Jon't come do\\ n
_ ijut Gen1-. aid the re.ii e~talc \ll!O arc
J nc\\ :.ind UO\\ek >me trt.nJ
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On_e more· day until thousands
flock to Costa Mesa for ...
Fun at the Fair
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By LortAnn Basheda, Stal1 Writer
COSTA MESA -You don't need talent to come
out a "inner at th1~ )Car\ Oran~c Count) Fair. "'h1ch
begin\ FmJa)' JI the co .. tJ Me)3 fairground .
In fact, fairgoer' "ttl be able to c,1.,h in "mpl) by re·
vealing their \hor1 coming<; at <.lad) wnte\ls thro ughout
the 17·dJ) event.
There Wiil be pnlC.:\ for such 1000\.UOU\ na\\) <h the
mo'it freckle\ to the ."oN photo I 0 c.ird, 1n .1dd11mn
to ribbon'> for the
C\Cr popular
plcpcno pepper
eating conte)t and
mothcr-d:iughter.
fatt)er-~on look
alike.
1 hose le\'> cn·
thus1.t\t1c. c.in take
simply in the 'light
-or the food.
From Au\tr:ilian
battered potatoes
to savory hot beef
sandwich~~ charred
O\er mC'i(jUllC
coal\, 1hc lair·
grounJs \\111 be
\locked "'11 h carti.
carrying m:arly
eH~ry ~ind of earn•·
\al ttc.11 corn
dog,, hot dog,,
fre\h wa" berry
shortc.1~e • grill
roa\ted ~orn on the
FAIR HOURS
Mond;iy · \ \ t'<f nc...d.1\ noon to
m1dnisht; ThursdJ) Sun~Jy, 1 O
a m to m1dnir,ht • OUTSIDE CATE ADMISSION
CA:iwral Adult Adm1•»t0n ( 13 }ea~
Jnd .1bo\.e) SS 00; Cluklren (.1g<"S 6
through 12) Sl 00; foe }t.'Jrs Jnd
\'Ounger FREE Senior Citrzl?ns 165
and O\erl SJ 00; Vehicle PJrl..ing
S3 00, Cilt Ptt0I Parking (4 or mor~
per veh1clel FREE · • PARKll\G LOCATIONS
P.ar~(.11h· Jll~t'Aw'•rr ' t>
Club or Sc l t-rn Ca1ttorn1J IOI,
loi ltt.>d on Fl•" t w ROJll aod •
~uth Co.ht S11~1. and ridt• trt-t'
OCTO ~uule hu ") to tht' 1.i.,· on
v. ·t·l..end~ Shull le '' 111 run trom
Ci JO p m to ni <ln ~ht on F r1dJ~>
and noon to n11cln1~l on Jlurd.l\~
.1rd Sund.l) .
1:00 and lr 1cJ fun nel cal..c, to name a le\\.
11 all lam F· ndJ) Jt 9 ..i~ am ''1th .1 medic}' b}' the
Al~Arn~rican 6o)'' ( horu\ Sk)dl\cr' ch1J in 'ecct.1blc
costume \\Ill descend upon the fairground a' the
gate open at 10 a m.
Dubbed "We're Ha\ing Bu .. heh ot Fun," and "'It\ .1
Wheel Thmg.' 1n honor of the 1-crm \.\heel' IOOth
b1rthda), the fair"'" run from Jul} 9-25
Campbell decision
saved city inoney,
mayor tells crowd ·
~ Packed audience at &peak Up4fewport
meeting questions Clarence Turner about
·Campbell-Villa dec1s1on. Some sat1sf1ed
with answers -some-not ---..
P 1 .. or Aon Bashedd Sta'1 Wr •er
'l \\ POR I 81-\C H l he pnmaf'\ rcJ"' n cm·
h 111lcJ P11h1·e CJi1d \rti C.1mphell .ind Capt An·
lh(IO\ ,\ 1l1J \\l:f"C rc1n,t 1ted dftcr heme tired lol·
'l.1\\lnl.! '-11.1.U\JllOm. 111 'C\UJi h.1ra-,\mcnt ·\.\a\ lo 'U\t:
the ell) munc}'. Ma}'or. ( IMc.:ncc T urner told. a "tunJ·
mc-room-1inh cro"'d .11 Jn unu ·
'ualh 'Pmtcd ~peak Up \:c" ------•
p11rt mcc ting \\ edne<.da~
D1~cu ...... ing the '-C.mdal out·
,,Jc of 1:ounc1l chamber-, tor the
fir,t llml' ~mcc the contrmersral
rein tJl~mc.:nt rurner llclded
~ .. ,ire' of ~UC!>llOO\. e\l.>lung
nltcn heated 1.~c.h.ingc at one
1ll the b1gge't turn0u1 in Sp_eak
l p ""c.:wport\ h1st1.'f)
\\ h1k. "ome of the.: ruuthh
I tlO 1.:1ti1en-. "ho attenueJ thc
nnn-p.irll,Jn communll~ group',
monthl\ mutm!? c11mmenu-.d
1 urncr 11n hi' c\pt.ina110n,, oth·
a' \\Ul" clcJrl\ d1,..,:.it1,f1cd.
I he lllkn-.1~c pJrt lll th1.., 111
ffit.' I' th II If lh .. ,e 'Ioli, \l.CfC
\Hon1:. "here th~ hell " thl'
thrnkin • in rc.:h1r ni: 1hcm .
'The of-
f ens1ve part of
this to me 1s
that if these
slobs were
wrong , where
the hell is the
thinking .. ,n
rehrnng
them.'
l'llC m.1n '11d dra"'"~ 'hout' ,,, 'urr-rt
1 urncr ren.crated th.~t (ounul mc.rl'hcr' .• 1llrnl! 1
.1J\ h .. (' lh'm 1llll,ldt tllPTOC\'· 1..\lnd11dt,i 11 \\llUld
,,,,1 t "Pa, er' r 'Ul!h \ ~' 1110110 10 11ch1 the '""'lllt
( ·amphctl ind \ 1111 llkJ te.un't thl lit\ 111: lmng
them
AnJ rl'C.trJle.,\ l•I \\ht•tl'll r ( .rn1pbt"l1 11r \'111,, ""n
'r h1,1. I urncr ,,uJ th1.. tlltKer' v.0uld '1111 \\alk '"·''
"1th '-"''" hl ncllt pa.i.>.1~c' .t' .. r llllt:,! h~ 'late I "
C\in,c11uem l). I urntr ,,11J ... l1un..al mcmhC'r' made
!-ht: Jecl\1on h1 hand hoth men their retirement hen
l'l•h .ind bad PJ\. Jnd 1..ut thl'1r hl,,C, h\ not 11 •ht·
mi: them in 1'.0urt ·
Fairgoer' C<ln al'u "1tnc\S Jeff Utock bre:ik hi\ ll\\O
Guine'~ Uool.. \.\Orld record, set 1n 1978 alter he rode a
Ferris wheel for 37 da):i. \tr:11ght. fhts year, Ultx k \\Ill
shoot for 38 days on on antique Ferris wheel :11 the
fairground' He's been 'pinning \incc June 17. Carny Cavanaugh Micgill \\asht?s the Hcnon Club Fun attractio n on the miU\\J)' Wcdne da .
'H1' npt,tnJllOll h1l\l.'C\er. drc"' ~fl1.1n' OI ,Ji ap
P''"''I lr11m 'om.: 1n the .. r "'d "h ".intc.J to t..:n1"
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warm water helps fishermen haul in unusual catches off Newport B.each
~ Southern-waters fish come north for the summer bringing exotic prizes tor local anglers .
By Mamie Mcleod. Staff Wrrttr
E lc"en-year-olJ Danielle Koren :.ind
her father Doug I IJndcl h.i'i: quilc a
fi h talc to tell their friend
On Wcdnc:i.dJy, 1hc fath er-daughter
fishing cjuo from Newport Ue:.1ch mJnngcd
lo catch a 12-pound "h1tc "ca ba!>\ 111
adJ11ion 10 20 other fi.,h tn local \\atcr'
during a group boating e\pcd11ion Other
unu ual catche on th.tt fl\hing trip included
two yellow tnil. wh ich often come to'
NC\\ port's coa\t IO\\ar<l.thc. end of 'ummcr
bpcrt say 'tuch c:it1;hc Jre rare but
predictable 1h1\ time of year along
Nc"port\ coa\t
The catch: Warmer !lurfoce water
temperature~ arc bringing ou1h of the
border fi h north for the ~ummcr.
''Thi i an excellent day for fi hing," \OuJ
INDEX
An)Und lown ...................... A9
Don 13rockm:in . owner of the bo.11 I he
Frccl:.ince. '"h1ch Koren and H:inllcl ''ere
on '""hen they caught their fhh ·· foda) "c
h:iJ one 'lop hopping and that rarcl~
happcm rhcre Ill mo re bait here th an there
h::i' beer 1n at lea!lt 15 )Cars."
l·"hcrmcn '>:lY good fl'>hmg ill c~pcc.tcd
throu~h the 'lummcr a the '".um \\Jlcr
fondition!> prev:ul 1 he NJtion.il We.1ther
Service " prcd1c11ng thJt 'hater tempcr.1turc'
ranging in the low 7(h could continue for at
lcJ\t the llC\l t\1.-0 \\eek
"l he temperature' ,ire about J .4 degree~
abme nurmJI for tlm lime of )ear," o;aid
Dmn I l.in111ton, a metcorologi t with the
N.111on.1I Weather Scntce.
At Da .. cy's Locker, official\ 'ay phone!.
hJ\C hccn ringing oll-thc hook 111
nnu~1pa11un of the trea.,urc d1c't of ll'lh thJt
now reel olf tht coa\l
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The \ellm\ 1111 tunJ arc u .. u.ilh 300 mil.:'
;"'·I) in °U.iJ.1, hut IH>" thq arc m~1,ing
llll'>Cr C\Cl)JJy." 'Jld :-.wr1~ r.1pp. 11\,lll,1£Ct
1>f DaH'.\\ l anding in the U.1lbo.1 Pi1\lli11n
l"tlpp i..11d !t•1ug1ng from <l:iily l"h rnunh
:.ind water co11J111on,, he 'tud fl,h lih· blue
(111 tun::i . CO.J,tal barr.1~udJ anJ C\ en dur.1J11
Cl>Uld he.: b11111g Ill the Cl\Ollng \\Ceh 11 the
\\,1rm \\~lier p\.'r,bti.
"La:i.t \·ear, our first dor:idn "•" 1n
Augu11t,': Tapp ':.iid. "Oa,cd on "h.tt •~
happcmng llll''• \\C arc 30·<><> d.I)' Jhc.1d 0f
~hcJulc for C\Oll type (1 h1n1i1 "
I ur lucal fl\hc:rrncn hke Art C.,r(ln'k). 11
bnn~' on the urge to fXl't 1h..: "g,ine
t1-.h1ng" "&" m1hide ol Im hu\lnC'>) fl1r the
d.i).
"But I ah'·')' w1\h I t·l.wlJ he ll\lt thl'r.:,"
he -..1id.""lt\ ah\:1)' .i a;ood t1,hing tune " The .1llur~ of b i • •rnd l.'\Ot1<. c .itt hl.'' h.i angll.'r" lin~d·up .ll ()41, l.'
Old INSIDE
rivals, alute to the Art
new
·friends
• \Vath th n.1ttlt•
ot the Bay
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• A2 Thursday, July 8, 1993 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot
t
Expert shows ·hO~".
you can preserve
precious pictures
D ID YOU KNOW THAT IF YOU'VE been
storing your {amily photos in albums -
especially albums that pem1anently seal
photos with plastic overlays -you could be
damaging your pictures?
Most photo albums contain chemica.l,s that can
fade your precious photos. •
Susie Sprinkel Hudson of Newport Beach is
part of a nationwide photo-preservation -
program, Creative Memories, that offers
solutions to photo-storing problems. As a
Creative Memories consultant, Hudson sells
products that include Webway photo albums,
mounting materials and decorative accessories
necessary for safe. long-term storage of family
photographs.
Webway albums contain 30 ..
pages of acid-freo.,-HgfliA-free-
paper at a Best Buy prices; the
most expensive album is $38:
The albums are guaranteed for
a lifetime ..
.Hudson offers hands-on
workshops to give people tips
on photo preserv~tion. Topics
covered include: what1s safe
Best
Buys
and what's not for storing
photos; designing a creative
photo affium or sc rapbook; how
to use your album as a fa mily
document, "nnd<creative ..
cropping.
For more information on the
products or if you would like to allend a
work~hop, please call Hudson at 760-73 13.
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ALWAYS A SUMMER FAVORITE, th e 6th
annual Fashion Island •93 Music Festival kicks
off tonight at 6 p.m. wiLn jazz keyboardist Kei ko ·
Ma tsui in the Neiman Marcus/Broadway
courtyard.
The eight-week summer concert series is the
ultimate Best Buy: It's free.
For jazz novices, here's the info on Matsui:
She has had four successive albums that have
placed in the top five of the New Adult
'Contemporary Charts. Mer last three albums
have reached the Top 20 on the Billboard chart,
with Night Wattz.breaking the coveted Top IO
circle at No. 8.
Upcoming musical performers include: The
Fabulous Thunderbirds; Mumbo Gumbo and
.S1onebridge Big Band, and local favorite Poncho
Sanchez.
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PLANET HOLLYWOOD, (434-7827) the
movie-themed restaurant in South Coast Plaza
Village owned by three big box-office stars -
Arnold Schwanencggcr, Sylvester Stallone and
Bruce Willis -has stocked up its store with
summer:inspired merchandise.
Planet Hollywood logo merchandise includes
T-shirts for $13.50, "cat" sunglasses fo r $26,
beach towels for $18. "Last Action Hero" caps
at S 12.50, tanks, dive-watches and biking shorts.
While not exactly a bargain, the merchandise
gets the Best Buy thumbs up if you're buying the
too-hip gifts fo r out-of-town relatives and
friends.
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PINWHEELS, (548-7980) a children's clothing
store located in the WestclifT Shopping Center in
Newport Beach, is having a store~ide sale on
merchandise -almosl everything is 25 percent
off. (A few infant items are not included in the
sale.) Pinwheels sells clothes for boys and girls,
from ne"born to size 7.
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SAKS Flti ll AVENUE is having a clearance
sale in the designer salon -markdowns are
taken from 60 10 70 percent off. Sale
merchandise includes evening wear, dre scs,
suils and ~porls\\ear.
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Best BuJ'S apJHars Thursdays and Saturda1s.
Whether 1ou're a merchant or a shopJHr, II you
k.now of a good buy, I'd love to give you some
publlcity. Call n1t at 540-1124, lax mt at
6-16-41 70 or ..-rite to me: Best Buys, Daily Pilot,
330 W. Ba1 St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 91617.
LOCALS ONLY
REPORTER RUSS LOAR. 540·1224, ext. 380
NEIGHBORHOODS
A look at the people and places shaping our community
·carving
a .nJChe
~Former school~istrict administrator
has found life anew -as an artisan
By Russ Loar, Staff Writer
A t 78, Willie Max-;on has started a new life
Many who walk by the former ~chool d1!>trrc t
administrator's bay front home on Ualboa
Island often stop to take a second look at ihe
odd-looking wood c:uvrng outside Ma\!>On\ home Ai
3-foot kangaroo carved out of a eucalyplu!> log !Ill' _
near his front porch. \\1th :i bab) kantaroo 1n the
mother's pouch. The young roo hold!> a camer:t ·" 1f
about to take a photo of the onlooker.
Man·y of his carvtngi. arc in e'eral parts. One :.uch
carving crea1es the illu ion of :i dog w11h its pa""
resting on a fence and il'I head leaning over. Another
carving in two pam i.ho"'s the ba ck leg' of a .
swimmer sticking ou t of a sky blue pool of water.
coupled "ith a carving hO\\lng the S\\ immer's arm'
and the back of his bald head poking through the
water's surface.
An experienced woodworl..er, Maxson began
carving about four yenrs ago and is largely
t •
left: Maxson's handiwork can be
seen all around his Balboa Island home.
8clow: A 'seH-portra.H' demonstrates
Maxsoh's swimming stroke.
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app.:ar in a hm' cJllcc.J. · Ou1 .... c.Jc the M.11ns-1reJm 111
OrJnge Coun1>-" planned for December .it the lrvrne
Fine Ans Ccnlcr.
"I JU:.t '>t.:1r1ec.J Ill .ind funny 1h1ng' came out tlf 11,"
~ta\son 11:t)'> of hr-. c1.1ll "II\ .i thrill to -.cc ''h;1t'!>
going to happ1:n ahcr ~ou get 'tarted"
Ma"on ,., a lurmcr tcachcr and ch:mcnt!"U) -.dwol
pnncipJI \\ho 1c11rc.t 111 1975 Jltcr 2 )CM' a\
J"l\tan1 i.upi:nnt1:nJcnt tll thi: Cu' 11t.1 \ .1lh:) UnitieJ
chool l)1,1nc1 111, f.tlh'[. lknpmtn r ranklin
Mtl\\011, \\J'> thl.'. lm.t mJ1or ol \\1.;'>t Co\ltt,\ ""
smJll BJlbua hi.ind home '' I tiled \\1th h" "ooJ
c.m ing,, from 'mall \tatue' Jnd bu't to large.
log-\IZCd llltClll\ ur \UllCJI 1~ll.lk1ng characten. I le
eH!n mac.Jc h1\ O\\O front door ou t of 'crap lumber.
O ne of Im mo\I unu,uJI caf\1ngt.1 'ihO\\\ a head
i.llckrng out of a hole rn a picket le nee. ''1th thi:
subject\ arm 'licking out .1nothcr hole, g1.tsp1ng the
neck of .1 duck.
Maxson with one or hi s favorites: 'Everybody
wonders how he's going to get the duck out.'
self-taught. A museum curn1or recently walking b) Im
home along the Grand Canal was struck by the comic
originality of M:ix~on's \\-Ork. Oecause of the chance
encounter, severt>. of Maxson' onu uo l carvings \\ill
"I get more commcnh from people \\OnJenng
about how that guy is glling to get rid of that duck."
he J)'!>. "I le can't pull 11 tluough the hole and he
can't let go of it"
Neighbors in a play lo_gether tend to stay together
than 300 people on both Friday and · _\ By Russ Loar. Staff Writer
How many times have you heard it
said: "I have no idea who my
neighbors are."
On Pirate Road in the Cliff Haven
neighborbood of Newport Beach, the
neighbors are pretty well acquainted
thanks to the annual perfo rmances of
the Pirate Road Players. For six years,
a group of children from the
neighborhood and beyond have
performed musicals in the
garage-turned-theater of Pirate Road
residents Joe and Mary Anne
Robinson.
The 19 Pirate Road Players -age 7
through 14 -gave two performances
during the Fourth of July weekend or
an original play written by Joe
Robinson and neighbor Mary Ann
Karlsson, attracting audiences of more
Saturday nights. 1 he annual event
end with a block party.
"h 's a re:il community thing," ~ay
Joe Robi n~on, whose children Gary
and Sara act in the plJy. "All the
neighbors ju!>t love thi!.."
Robinson, a former teacher now
working in real e)tate, begins wr iting
lyrics fo r the musical in February.
Karls on, a former finali,t. in the t.fos
America Pageant, compO'>C!I mu!>ic to
fit Robinson's librello. Actor~ and
actresses rehearse for two week!>
Bruce and Ellyn Olander, both
teachers in the Ncwport -Me~a Unified
School District, have taken part every
year. painting scenery and doing odd
jobs. Their 14-year-old son, Mau, wa'
in this year's play. "It's kind of like an
extended family," says Druce Olundcr.
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A ' CH\LORENS .M US\CAL
JUL'f 2-3
1" 6 :15
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Neighbors gather for the annual pcrform.lnce on Pirate Road.
"II bring!> a ~enM! of community back"
Newport Beach police donate
barric•1des to close olf the street. The
neighbor!> then help build elaborate
sets, a:>t.1cmblc bleacher , \\Ork on
cus1umc unc.J cuok the pot luck dinner
18001 2S2 9Ul In .lrt'Jt ovts!de ol Ntw·
pott BfKh .tnd Costi ~. sub5Crlpct001 lo
tlw O••ly Pilot only •t~ '' ••l.tble by m...I k>t H 58 ptt month ~ond cY» post. p.ld
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Thursday, July 8, 1993 A3
Who'i coming to dinner? Yoilr guest is as goti.d as mine
H crc's the prcm1 c:
Ir you we re throwing tbe
ultim:ue Newporl·Mesa
dinner party and you could invite
anyone in the community, who
would you ask?
. ~ou're limit~d 10 eight people.
Living. And they won't
turn you down.
First on my Ii 1 would
be John If WTman, the
pastor at St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church-in
Newport Beach. Three
reasons we need a man
of the cloth al the
dinner.
special chemh1ry between them
that would liven up any party -
would be NewpQrt Beach City
Manager Kn ln Murphy and
fired-rehired-retired Police Chief
Arb Campbell. Between lh~m. I'd
seat my fourth guest, Newport
NOW leader Tamara
Ma on, who's protested
the actions or both
Murphy and Campbell.
(Her dinner would be
served by a special
caterer, Danny
· No. l, n professional
sbould bless the food
and be on hand at all
times. By the' time 'it's
over, the dinner party
will need a prayer or
two. No. 2, Huff man,
one or the top
nllm
Lobdell
• Mnrchcnno. owner of
The Arches restaurant.
Since he'd be working,
Marcheano wouldn't
count as a guest.)
Though the
Campbell-Murphy-Mason
trio would have to eat
without knives, I would
serve a special sodium
Editor's
Notebook
Presbyterian pastors in the nation,
would add prestige to-the
gathering. No. 3, his controversial
decision to withhold the church's
money from the Presbyterian
governing body because a small ;
portion of it funds a gay and ·
lesbian support group would be
enough conversational fodder to
lake us through the hors
d'oeuvres. ·
My next guests -who huve a •
OBITUARY
Marian Gilbreath, 93
' Man:in Dicken!> Gilbreath, 93, a
!ongtime resident of Dirmingham.
Mich .. "here she founded J prom·
inent \\Omen's club, died on June
24.,.#
Dorn in Milwaukee. Wi'·~· 1'1rs.
Gilbreath lhed the lj<;t e-;cn years
in Corona del Mar v.ith her
daughter. She 11\ed mo!>t of her
life 1n B1rmingh:im.
In 1956, Mrs. G1lbrc::i1h founded I
Oirmi ngham's Village Woman·-.·
Club. an acti"e community orguni-·
Z3llon th:u no\' has more than
1,500 members.
Mr~. Gilbreath 1s also survived
by her on Wilham Sydnor Gil·
breath III of New Canaan, Conn.;
seven grandchildren, and nine
gn ... ~t·grandchildren. A memorial
service is planned fo r Aug. 2 in
Bloomfield Hill • Mich.
pentothal-laced wine to
them, and then si1 back and lob a
few questions their way.
-,'Say Kevin, whe re, exactly;..did. ~
the city go wrong in its dealings ·
Y.llh Ar~ and ~t. Tony ViUa?"
• "Arb. Tell me. about ~hat went
on behind the city's close~ doors."
"Anc..I Tamara: You're pretty
good at playing judge and jury;
v. hat \\Ould you do if )'OU could be
city managef for 1hc day?"
ACtcr th at, we'd need some
W a nna place a
.. classifie d ad?
Call qur adi.ertising department
at 642-5678
Open .30AM 11 PM
' 0;1\'S A ~tel
comic relief, big·time. But l ha\.e
to pick guests who reside in
Newport Beach or Costa MesB1 so
I'd be forced to go with Paul
Salata, the retired ewer
contractor turned bad-joke teller.
as my firth guest. '
My six th invitee would be
Newport-Mesa' S4 million man,
Stephen Wainer -California's
most !.1lccessful school district . ,
embezzler. I would have to spring
him from jail, but this being a
dream ~inner party, anyt hing's
possible. And loaded up on truth
serum, who knows what we 'd
uncover? Foreign bank accounts,
hidden as ets, buried treasure?
The possibiHties r:inge in the, well,
millions.
And I think we'd all be
fascinated at Wagner1s answer to
this question: With a young son
about 10 enter the ame school
district you were stealin,& millions
from, how could you look yourself
in the mirror eve ry morning?
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• PICK~UP • The Costa Mesa Sanitary District Is sponsoring a program
to help Costa Mesa residents dispose 9f bulky Items.
Costa Mesa Dlsposal will collect the following Items
separate from the regular trash collection using a special
truck & crew.
Mattresses
Refrigerators
washers
ITEMS THAT WILL BE COLLECTED
Stoves
Dryers
Furniture
Appliances ~~
Lumber (4Ft. & Under)
Sofas
Toxic Woslt lncludhg polnfJ and motor "* wfll not N coll«l9d.
Residents will receive hand-delivered notices one week
before their scheduled pick-up day. Program Is
llmlted to residents served by Costa Mesa Disposal
This program Is provided by lh6
Cosio Mesa SOnllory District as port
of on lnlegraf8<1 Sol/<1
Wosle Program.
Your $$ at work
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June 21
Thru
Sept. 6
,
Now dinner-part> morale moiy
take quite a dip· ri&ht there, which
make) guest No. 7 o important. It
should be a woman; we have too
many men already. Out who?
Newport Beach City
Councilwoman Evelyn tfnrt would
be a fine guei.t, but she') just too
nice for this crowd A dccjde ugo,
I'd have picked h'er council
colleague, Jea n ~'nil, Uut no,\,
Wuu -once considered a radicjl
environmentalii.t -seem\ to also
get along with C\.Cl)Onc
I'd need someone who will stir
thing up, who speaks her mind
without benefit Of any !>Ort of
filter. flow can lfold her O\\n
against the likes or Campbell,
Murphy, Mason and Saljta. In
other words. the perfect dinner
guest.
. T"o y,.omen come to mind:
story on rejltors' )igm1), and Anita
Ferguson, ""ho makes her
husband, the outspoken state
Assemblyman CH Ferau on. look
lake a milquetoast.
It's an impossible choice. I'd
invite both and h;ive them share a
cl)jir.
Which lea' cs us "ith the e11.?hth
guei.t. Ir. inc Compjny chairmJn
Oon Oren'! No, too shy
Congressman Chris Cox. who
'omeda) will be a U 5 sen;.ator ....
or maybe C\lcn prei.1dcnt?
1 cmp11ng, but let'!> send him an
im ite next yc;.ar -an clcc11on
}Car.
No, l'.d ha\c to go \\Ith Judge
Robert Gardner, the
eighty-something jurist v. ho
moonlights by v. nting a \\cekly
colu mn in the Pilot After an
entire evening discussing rdigion,
scandal\, and ~lit1c , \\e'd need
som1.;011e to put ti all in
per pcc;ti,e, u y,.j)e man v.ho
v ould tell U'> thai all this "':ai.n't
really ull th;it important .ind that
'~e should ma1n1.11n wr :-eni.e of
humor.
G:irJncr. v.11h eight decildC!>
unJcr hi' bell in l>ur community,
\\oulJ be JU\I the n_1:.in' for the
occ .l!\11 Ill
1 here thC) arc. Eight dream
guc,tlo und n night tu rcmcmber. ·o
l\c gl\Cll )OU Ill~ pick!>. rm
(IJnou' abou1 )uur . II ~uu ha\c
the pctfrc.1 dream dinni..r parl) in
m111J, "rite 111 or c.111 thc Rc;n.kr,·
Hotltnc (642·00~<>) \\ 1th·tht! eight
locJI guc\h >oti<l 1n\ite anJ "h>
I II run thc rc~pon,c:. in nc:\t
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the most brutally ho11c')t local
politician in our commun11y (for
an example, sec today\ froni page Commercial Real Estate & Busines Loan s
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• A4 Thursday. July 8. 1993
BUSINESS WATCH
SPI Pharmaceuticals gets
promising news from FD~
Costa Mesa-based PI
Phnrmac~uticals Inc. announced
that the U.S. Food and Drug
Administration has authorized the
company to reintroduce a
prescription depigmenting agent
called Benoquin.
Dcnoquin is used for final
depigmentntion by patients'' ith
extensive vitiligo, a skin di ease
that destroys the body's pigment
cells and can lea' c 'ictims '' ith
patchy spots. Benoquin
depigments skin not affected by
the disease, resulting in uniform
coloration of the skin.
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Newport Beach-based Koll
Management Sel'ices announced
that it has entered into an
agreement th:u provides for the
combining of operations "ith
Chicago-based Rubloff, Inc. into a
new division. Koll/Rubloff. The
new division will provid.e propert)
mannge111ent .and c.orporate real
estate services in the Midwest.
Southeast, and the South\\e t.
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Costa Mesa-ba ed CIMCO Inc.
reported higher sales and earnings
(or the full year and fourtb •
quarter ended April JO. 1993.
Net income for the ~I 1993
\ear rose to S 1.5 million, or S.50
per share. a 35 percent increase
compared to $1.l million, or S.37
per share in fiscal 1992. The
stronger earnings performance was
achie,ed on a 10 percent sales
gain to a record-$·76.9 million, up
from S70. l mil)jon a year ago.
Fourth quarter 1993 net income
increased 25 percent, to S734,000,
or S.2$ per share, as compared to
the same quarter of fiscal 1992,
and net sales increased to S27. l
million from $19.2 million in the
same quarter of th e prior year. .
Trash H.auh~
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Ne" port Beach-based firm,
Eureka Cnpttal Marl.et's Group,
that help bu mess owners find
financing. has mer~ed with two
other firms specialmng in
financing bu inesses to form the
Eureka Companie .
Meridian Ventures, Inc., a
merger and ncquil.ition fi rm has
reorganized to become Eureka
Corporate lmestment Inc .. Capital
Associates, \\ hich pro' ides
personal and estate planning, has
become Eureka Financial Services.
These two entities along with
Eureka Capital Market's Group •
"ill offer a full and complete
spectrum of financial services for
business owners. ·o
Co ta Mesa-based ICN
Pharmaceuticals pro\ ided the
intra,enou forlll. of it's
investigational antiviral drug
ribivirin to seven hospitals in
Arizona and Ne\\ Mexico at the
request of the U.S. Center:> for
Di ease Control under guideline
establi.,hed by the FDA.
Rabi\ 1ri111s being U\cd for an
outbrcat... of a life threatening
illness belic,ed to be cau:>ed by a
hanta' iru~. It ha been ui.ed for
treatment of hemorrhagic fe\'er.
and eight different infections
including some forms of hepatitis.
inOuenza, and herpes.
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Charles Bo"de.n Sr. and Charles
Bo"den Jr. recently bought the
Futurekids Franchise in Newport
Beach \\-here Vikki Bowes is the
director and head teacher. Vikki is
Charles Bowden Jr. 's daughter. All
three genermons believe that
computer clas es for children
three years olctand up fills an
important need in today's world.
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Today, July 8
Investm ent -Jim
Bronson • Vice President/Portfolio
Manager of Northern Trust Bank
of California is holding a
presentation and roundtable
discussion on "Economic and
Investment Outlook." 7:30 a.m.
at the Pacific Club in Newport
Beach.
Frid ay, July 9
Time management -
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The Merchants and
Manufacturers ~iJtion will
present <\ one-day workshop on
time management, from 9 a.m
to 4 p.m. at the Sheraton
Newport. C<hl as S 185 lor
members and $220 (or
non-members. For reservJt1ons
and information, call 558-15 SO
Thursday, July 29
Benefits .
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Ne\\ port Beach residents Bryon
Merchants and Manufacturer)
AssociJtion will preser\l a one-dJ
program on benefit plan
admin1str~tion, from 9 a m. to ~ ,
p m. at the Sheraton Ne\\ port.
Co:.t is S 185 for members .1nd
$220 for non-memb\!r~. For
re)ervations and inlormation, CJll
558-1550
C. \\ ard nnd .
Brad
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marketing con-
:>ultants and in-
du!>trt.il spe-
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Newport efficc
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E)tate Sc1'1ccs,' Please send >Our cJ/cndar
announcements to Appointment
Ca/end.Jr, 330 w. BJy St., Cost.i
Mesa, 92627.
ha'e been .
named senior vice pre~idents, snid
George S. Spragins, cnior vice
president and district manager.
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Q ualit1of Irle 1s important to Nora
Jorgensen Johnson of Newport Beach.
After looking at all her options she
decided knee replacement surgery
would help relieve her parn and get her
mob1hty back to what it used to be.
Now. Nora and her husband Jim are on
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therr heels
Get back to dorng the things you rove.
too If you 've been suffering from chro·
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But for many people. surgery seems
hke too big a step. At Hoag Hospital.
our comprehensive 101nt replacement
program 1s designed to give patients all
the skills and confidence they need to
ensure a quick, comfortable recovery
Patients are often surprised to frnd
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We'd like to rnv1te you to attend our
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members rncludrng a Hoag orthopedic
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17 Fa•ulous,
Fun·Flllecl
Days~
.. Nights .of
Entertainment!· ·
A HARVEST TO REMEMBER .
The Orange County Fair will kick off~ts second
century with' a spectacular salute to crops and vegetables.
The fun and entertainment is endless!
BUSHELS OF DAILY AnRACTIONS!
It all begins at 9:30am on opening day at the main gate when the
21st Centwy Skyctiving Team plummet down from the skies to
join the down·t~arth festivities.
Then it's on with the show ... as the fairgrounds fill with exciting
sights and sounds -Strolling Entertainers; Fun-loving Fair Mascots
& Vegetables; Stages of Music, Magic, Contests and Demons.tra-
tions; National Com Derby; Big Name Concerts; Awesome
Arena Action; plus Livestock, Commercial
and Competitive Exhibi ts! All this ~~--~~
entertainment and more!
CARNIVAL
THRILLS I
Our carnival midway is
lhe bigges~ best and
brightest ever. And
lhere's a special
Kidctieland area for the tots.
.\//rides offered b• 8£ .. B Amusements. Visa or Mastercard can be ust'd
;? purchase carn1vnl nde rtckl'ts. {Minimum $I 0 purchase J
IT'S THE WHEEL THING!
We're <:elebndng The l OOth Anniversary
Of The Fenis Wheel
It's been l 00 years since George Washington Gale F-erris pre·
sented his creation for the first time at the Chicago World's Fair.
This truly spectacular ride was the beginning of a tradition that
has continued unbroken to this day. -
Don't miss the nostalgic
display of F-erris wheel
memorabilia and a special
f.erris wheel wedding on
Saturday, July 17 at high
noon. Jeff Block, holder of
the Guinness world's record for
the most consecutive days on a
f.enis wheel, will anempt to surpass
his old~ (37 days)~ he rides our
1948 antique F-errls wheel. And you can
ride Ult wheel-durtngJetrs challenae bonty SOc-
or FREE With an empty 7-UP dlinkca
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Friday, July 9
RONNll MILSAP
"What A Difference You've
Made In My Life"
Saturday, July I 0
YISTERDAY
The Sounds of
The Beatles
Monday, July 12
GA•••GHIR
"Sledge-0-Matic"
Tuesday, JuLY 13
HIROSHIMA
Contemporary Jazz
Wednesday, July 14
FOUR TOPS
"Shake Me, Wake Me" .
Thursday, July I 5
All SUPPLY
"Making Love 00 t Of
Nothing At All "
Friday, July 16
ILOOD, SWIAT & TUIS
"You Made Me So Very. Happy"
Saturday, July 17
NANKll YAW &
THI 4 SIA.SONS
.. Big Girls Don't Cry"
Sunday, July 18
COMIDY Nm
tit the FAIR
•Tom Parks
• Wayne Cotter
• Cathy Ladman
r
Monday, July 19 ,
CHllSTOPHIR CROSS
"Sailing"
Tuesday, July 20
Ron Kurtz &
Donnie Brooks'
30 YEAH Of
ROCK & IOLL
•Al Wilson
.•Len Barry
• Mitch Ryder &
The Detroit Wheels
• Donnie Brooks
•Cub Koda
•Pat Upton
(Spiral Starecase)
• Dennis Yost
(Clas.sics IV) ·
• Sonny Ge raci &
The Outsiders
Wednesday, July 21
IDDll IAIBnT
"I Love A Rainy Night" -;
Thursday, July 2t
MllU HAGGARD
"Okie From Muskogee "
Friday, July 23 ·
MARSHALL TUCKER BAND .
"Carolina Dreams"
Saturday, July 24
_. llSTUSS HEART
"Mending Fences"
Sunday, July 25
Hl·flVE
.. I Like The Way
(The Kissing Game )"
, . lnrerprerer prv~'trfedjor tht
.-he.wng impaired tlt 7 i" O -., :,how:,.
All acts subject co change without nvace. Dot's no: mcl11dt'
admission to any Pan.fie .4m{Jf/1theatt r e1 t?nt\.
Friday, July 9
MOTOllCYal IPllDWAY • IPM
Satl.lrday, July I 0
THUi QUAml MIDOIT CU IACIS • IPM
Sunday, )llly 11
CHAMPIONSHIP
CU HOPPING & •D DANCING • 2PM .
MOTOltCYal IPllDWAY/llDI CAI IACU • -.,.
· Monday, July 12 thro Thursday, July 22·
MMILY YWIY lllOW • 2, S, 8PM
American Acrobats & Aerialists plus Moore•s
.. ~of Mutts" Dog Show
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SPECIAL
DAYS&
CARNIVAL
I
DISCOUNTS!
OCN KIDS' DAYS -Fridays, July Q, 16, n. v -· • . -~ • ..~·
\ewsLriarne. Kids 12 and under ad mined free . Kids all ages can take any
ca rnival ride for 75c (or 2 pre-sale tickets) all day unul 7pm.
IAKIU SQUAii SINIOU' DAYS -Thursday~. July I 5 & 22 .
All Seniors (5-5+) adm itted for S2 and receive FREE ndes on the
Merry-Go -Round and on our I 948 antique Fems wheel.
PIPSI UNLIMmD CAINIYAL llDI DAYS -Mondays lhru
Thursdays, July 12· l 5, July I Q-22, and Sunday, July 25. Buy a S 10
wristband .and enjoy unlimited carnival rides from opening unul 7pm,
Monday Lhrough Thursday. On Sunday, July 25, a S 15 wristband will
give you unlimited rides I Oam until midnighL Bring an empty Pepsi can
to lhe carnival area on any of these days for SI off v:nstband pnce.
f Prrce does not includf fair admission/
CHICAGO DAY-Monday, July 12. In honor of the city lhat hosted the
first Ferris wheel. current or· forme r residents or Chicago will be
admitted for S2 general admission ( 13+ ). Or receive the discount by
picking up a coupon at Chicago Chicago Pizza, 4533 Campus Dr .. Irvine .
{Good towards regu/4r S5 general admission on/}1
FllllS WHEELER'S DAY OFF-Monday, July 12. In honor of the
1 OOth anniversary or the Ferris wheel, anyone whose last name is Ferris
will be admmted FREE! (Photo l.D. required/
FRIE PARKING & SHunu SERVICE
Friday's, 6:30pm to midnight Saturdays & Sundays, noon to ·
midnight Park and ride FREE at two shuttle lot locations:
Automobile Club of Southern California parking lot on Faiiview
ATM SIRVICI
& South Coast Streets, or the
old airport lot on Main Street
between Redhill and MacArthur.
OCTA shuttle buses witl be
provided.
FRIE ROUND TRIP
OCTA IUS RIDES
Call 114/75 I ·FAIR to obtain
coupons for FREE bus rides to
and from the Fairgrounds along
any regular OCTA route.
Wells Fargo Automated Teller Machine available, accepung
Star &. Plus cards.
ADMISSION & PARKING
Adults ( 13+)-SS • Seniors (65+) · $3
Children (6-12) · $2 • Tots (under 6) ·FREE
......... $3
CAR POC>L PARKING FREE. All vehicles
with 4 or more ~ngers
admitted FREE.
Mii HOUIS
• Monday thru Wednesday -
Noon to midnight
• Thursday thru Sunday -
1 Oam to midnight
. INfOllMATION
Call 714/751 ·FAI~
or Orange County .
Register Info-Line: •
71 4/SSO·INFO x3247
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A8 Thursday, July 8, 1993
Holiday sparks talk of nreworks ban
~ No major incidents. but
use of fireworks, both legal
and illegal, in city creates
problems for police. ·
By Joel Beers. Staff Wnter
COSTA MESA -In one re-
spect , this yc3( fourth of July
celebration was one or the quietest
in recent years. There were no
fires and only one minor injury,
caused by illegal fire"orks.
But firefighters reported more
illegal fireworks in the city th:ln
year's past and more people ap·
peared to be using eve n safe-and-
sane nreworks in the wrong places
and at the wrong times.
"It's becoming more and more
, difficult to enforce existing laws
against illegal fireworks when we
allow legal fire\\ork\," Council-
woman Marv Hornbuckle said. "II
people can't obey the law they
VOl.UrmER DIRECTORY
Riff Harbor Area Inc.
Friends 1n Service to Humanity (FISH!
offers ~mergency JSSl>Wnce to thOS(' 1n
need and provid('S the Mobile Meals pro
gram For Mobile MNls, voluntl.'Cr~ .ue
llffded to dme v.h1ch includes p1cl\ing
up food at Hoag Memorial Hosp1l.ll and
dropping 11 0(1 for l'1ght ~ut·1n ind1\1duJI>
or couples. usually elJerly, 11.-~nd.i~·friday
in the Newpart and Costa Mes.i art'il It
l.lkes, about 11h hour~ a dav and \Olun
teers are "".elcome to pcrfom1 dullcs oncl'
a month or more or rncrely sulhlltute on
a light basis. Emergency ass1.tance 1n\~h 1.~
deli~ring (ood .to families who are .:it ml.;
o( going hungry once ,1 month or more.
The two·hour trip 10\olvcs food p.ick·up
and dehvery to h\e fam1hes on Mond,1y
throu!Vi Friday from 10 JO a.m -2 pm or SaturOa)~ tv. ic~ a month bel\"ecn 9· 11
a.m food-pacl..ers are na>ded from 8 30
a.m -.?·30 pm Mone.fa~ through Saturday
(or two·hour ~1fts. Volunteers may wot!..
as little or much J> desired. People are
also needed to staff 'the main office, an-
swer phones for thO'ot' in nt'ed and tran)-
port · shut·ins to doc.tor's ~pomtments
upon need. For more intormation, call
Debby O'Connor at 645-8059
Friends· Of the
Costa Men Llll'ary
The Friends ol the Cosia Mesa l1br.iry, a
support group ror the library, needs "olun·
teers 10 run book ~les and &taff the book
room at the library for selling of uwd
books and purchasing o( new ones The Ii
brary ln general can use volunteers \'\-1th
cleric.al skills and th~ with a ""1ll1ngness
Of the kno....ledge to help run ch1ldrcn's
craft programs. Driwrs are needed to help
with the Po<>~ to the homebound pro·
gram. Also, tho:.e interested 1n 110luntccr,
1ng to help admin1· ter the entire Friends
program are needed Hours are Oe'<1ble.
1nclud1ng f!\.enin~ and \o\ttlends for in·
(ormah()fl, call tilt> library at 646·8845
Grl Scouts
The Girls Scouts ot Oran~ County will
train all adult \'Olunteers Volunteers are
needed (ex troop leaders There are al>O
i.pec1al committees to plan events (or the
girls and adults Comm1tte€S could entail
extens1~ time over thrl'e or four months,
or 3·4 hours a month 01.er a full )'CM lor
ongq1ng comm1tte~ The Girls Scouts are
always looking for community people v.111
mg to ~are expcrt1>t' for one time ll'<:·
lures, demonstratiom or classes For in·
forma tion, call the Girl Scout Council ol
Orange County at 979 7900
Girts Incorporated
of NewpDrt-Mesa
Girls Incorporated offers arfordablt' and
.ccessible supervised care centers fur girl)
and boys with nation.illy recognized pre,.
grams and ac11v1tu.'S that build *"'
sumc1ency, respons.b1l1ty and conf1denc<•.
with an emphasis on the ~pt.-c1al ne('(h 01
g11ls and young W(1men Voluntl't'fs arc
needed to help 1n the program and recrc
ational .:icttv1ties, at the m.1111 facility and
teen center, and as offt< e assistants .ind
grounds ma1ntenancl' persons Fcx further
1n(or1Nlion oo 1.oluntttring. c.all Rita Re-
daelh at 646-7181 •
Gins Mo111taln Inc.
Volunteers are needed to aid phys1c.llly
ch.lllenged adults who meet monthly for
ed~tlOll.tl, entcrt.a1nml'nl and social pur
poses Able-bodied \-otuntrers are cllwtl)''\
needed to help with c.tt~ng. peoonal
needs and mOVtng wtwelcha1rs at meeting>
and outings. For 1nform,111on, t.111 Anne
Hog.Jn SheresheWty at 646-2170 or Dor
o<hy White at 965· 11 76
lllrltJge Houle Audlary
. Volunteer are needed (or an clUX1hJry
support group being formed by Heritage
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may find fireworks will be gone."
Alona with illcgul fi re,.ork ,
other problem~ encountered 1hi~
year included people eJting off
fireworks at city park and not fol-
lowing the legally posted times.
Under city ordi-
"Using fireworks (in O.mn
Mesa) i :i privilege and if people
abuse the pri"ilege ~c might have
to change things,' she :iid ''But
as long as we don't ha"e any major
fi re incidents J don't see the coun·
n:ince, fire\\-orks can
only be lighted be-
tween 4 p.m. and 10
p.m. on the fourth of
July.
"\Ve h:id fiTC\\OTkJ.
going from the first
d:iy they \\ere' sold to
last night -in my
'Using fireworks (in Costa Mesa)
is a privilege and if people abuse
the privilege we might have to
change things.'
neighborhood at
least," I lorn buckle
said.
Co~ta Me a is one of the fe\\
Orange County ci11es to allow so-
called safe and sane fireworks.
Hornbuckle said the prei:surc from
other fire departments in the
county for Co ta tc ... a to outl:l''
fircworl..s I!\ n:.il.
H~. ·.t non profit sub-t.ince abu:.t· re·
coH•ry home for prl>gnant .1nd p.m·ntmg
"'omen and their children inj'Co~IJ ~1<-~1
Volunteers arc needed to raise funds fur
houw need~ provide hol1clJy part1e~ tur
thl' children and to ofter lo\e Jnd ~uppurt
to'young mothers Baby Step Inn I) a pto
~ram of the Southea~t Coun< I on Alccil nl·
1)m and Drug Problem\. I ll•fll.ige I touw
offer'> .1 )I><· mon th progr.1m of retO\\ ry
rnun!.eling. pJrC'nting ~l.1lh dJ•>(.'). alcohol1
drug cduC.lllOl1 and momrnv bJl.i\ acti\1·
lies for more 1ntorm.:it1:m. c.tll b.IG·2l71
-MARY IUMUCIQ1
council member
cil attempting to ban firc"'orks
completely."
·Short of a ban', the city can
tighten up its' flrcworkli ordinance
by strengthening the rcquiremenis
for people and organizat,W.>ns re -
questing permits to di fircworl..s, '
as well a!> posting sign'> m parks. 1
JOHN
DARCY
BOLTON
Attorney at law
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SOCIETY
SOCIETY EDITOR B.W. COOK, 642-4321
Ernie Chapman receives i surprise tribute lilr BO years ~I servic:e
~82-year-ol d son
of Chapman UniversitY's
namesake has devoted
his life to the school.
H onors end events fill the
social calendar the week
following J uly 4 ...
Chapman University honored
the 82-ycar-old Irvin "t rnie" C.
Chapman, son of the school's
nnmesake, with a surprise tribut e
at the Uni .. ersity
Board of
Directors Annual
Retreat.
Chapman joined
the board 60
years ago
B.W.
Cllll
folio" ing
graduation from
the school at age
22.
~Society
Editor
··Ernie is one
of the most
sincere,
dedicated and
beloved men I
ha .. e ever 'met,"
sa1ctchairman of the Chapman
Board George Argyros.
Uni .. ersity president James l.
Doti added, "His life of service to
the school named fo r his fa ther 1s
wonhy of emulation by all."
Ernie Chapman, former ma)Or
of Fullerton. resides in Ne"'port
Deach with his "ife Edy. The
fami~y tradition continues "ith the
recent attendance of t,.,o·
Chapman grandsons at the
Uni .. ersily.
0 CJsa Colina, a nonprofit
provider of medicJI and \-0Cat1onal
rehabil1ta11on services for children
and aduhs d1 :ibled by IOJUI)' or
11lnc . honored Nc"port Beach
attorney Todd Hart at its annual
Anniversary news? ·
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Send a ,..,,,uen account to
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For detJ1ls. call 642-4321 .
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Fri. Jul} 9
SJt. July 10
Un.Jul) JI
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\ \ lltrl , 1111 II JI" J\ find c.l11th111~ ''°nh n:iX'Jong.
• Flcn Tr.lllC)' • Eawll • StJohi • St.Lua1t
• \'alaibno . Amwti
•Ralph Lluren• DKNY
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Irvin 'Ern ie' C. Chapman
"Tribute to Courage" fu nd-raiser.
The $300-pcr·person dinner held
la t week at the H)att Regency
Irvine attracted a sellout crowd of
Casa...,Colina supporters.
Dary l Gates chaired the
committee honoring Hart,
commenting, "With the help of
Casa Colina. iodd. an outstanding
athlete in h1 \Outh. showed that
he could turn ·that dme to other
task~ -rchJb1litation and
bu tiding a c.m:l!r and a life. I le ,.,
a rnle model \\e need toda)."
Hart "as 1n1urcd Jt 19 'hale -
plJ}ing football at the Rose Do"I
for Cal State Long Uc Jch again t
UCLA tn 19 ~.
Others 1n ~1tten<lJncl!. Joseph
Barr, Dolecn and Joe Borba. Mary_
l ee and Friu Duda, Melinda and
Tony Moiso. Roger Se,erson .ind
athan Shapcll
0 Victori.i and Michael
A\ cy·Gertncr's grand fudor
man-.e hosted an 1nt1mJte dinner
of -.u pporter., of Co'ta MesJ'-;
bchange Club Child Abu')C
pre' en11on Center. Jnd ra1 ... ed
THE SOCIAL CUMATf
S2,500 for the organiLation.
forty guests' enjoyed an evening
of traditional Engli\h dishes in the
very styli h English surrounding~
The Center's :iuxiliary gourmet •
dinner group, known a!. Don -
Vivant, "is a vital ftn:incial upport
group, and the funds raised go
directly to support progrnmc; to
stop child abuse." said Lois
Wood. e>.ecuti'e director of the
Center
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Coming up this \\tckend and
beyond ...
• Ch1ld help USA celebrate!.
Bastille Day with marvelous fQOd,
''me and a Monte Carlo Casino at Chan1a lair. Irvine, on Friday.
Tickets are S45, and are available
by calling 752-' 001. Funds rat'>Cd
go to the Village of Childhelp, a
resident1.tl treatment center for
abu,eJ d11ldrcn
•Children\ llosp11al at Mission
celebrate' the An of Oeing a
Child th1!. SJturdJ) EnJO) the art
of kid .• ind part1c1r:ite m the
games, mu~jc :ind Jlhcnture for
the l.1mal: r or tnlllfmJlion. call
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supporter of tht: ho.,pit.rl I 1d.et\
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I wasjus1 calling in regards to your editoria l
(William Lobdell's Editor's Notebook, July 1) on
"Dinosaurs have bigger brains than these parents."
I totally agree.
t=i"51 of all, however, ''Jura~sic Park" is not an
R·rated movie. I believe 1t is PG-13. Bui I think
even PG-13 means that anyone under 13 should not
~ee 1t. Even if there was a parent.
And f believe that that should not be JUSt
Jdv1sory. They should not allow kids to cc
·'Jura sic Park" under the age of 13. Actually, 1
even thin k it should be under the age of 14.
Because I saw that movie and it is too scary. 1
mean 1 eve n was covering my eyes, and I am n<?t 21
years old anymore either.
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DEBBJE CORONADO
Newport Beach
Regarding the "Jurassic Park" controversy, thank
you for being a concerned dad, and this is the
letter I want to say:
Dear Bill, keep on spewing. The well-intended
Eileen Truckston (Readers' Hotline, July 3) can
'<;tay under her rock." Al9ng with her silly in utero
re~ponse, she agonized fo r monihs (give me a
break), and investigated other children's reactions.
Uy the way, what were the parents responses? I
bet It wasn't "my child laughed all the way through
the movie."
Instead of "Jurassic Park" 's wonderful
educational experience. how abou t watching ducks
Why 'under God'? Dear Dr.
Jo Ellen Allen:
Thank you for your fi ne essay
(Co mmunity Forum, July I ) on the
meani ng of our American Flag. 1 am
pleased to see that you ad~tc libe rty
for all Americans.
Have you ever considered that our
religious liberty was diminished an 1954
by the addition of the words "under
God" to the pledge?
Please allow me to explain.
I am 46 years old, a hard-working
American who keeps his nose clean ... but
I believe th at God is the universe itself.
in the parks, bake cookies, Oy a kit e, play games,
help dad mow the Lawn, teach to swim or read Dr.
Seuss books. Picture ~tories or di nosaurs is quite
diffcrc!nt than people-eating dmos:tur movies for 4
~ year old kids. four-and-a-half-year-old kids
should not have the choice of whethe r to be scared
or not. End of story.
Keep on being concerned in writing those good
editorials.
ADA CALL
Costa Mesa
Sad story: library cuts My message
is how sad the new about the library cutbacks. If
there is anyth ing that we need in Costa Mesa,
Newport Beach, California -the entire United
States -is a continuation of the invaluable
services th at the public librari es have given us for
all of our lives. That and the education of ou r
children.
If we don't have the libraries and don't keep up
the children's education, what is going to happen to
the next generation? .
Is there any movement that we the citizens could '
be involved in that would save so me of the time
and some of the salaries of the valuable librarians?
If thc;re is anybody else who is interested, let's do
something about it.
ELEANORE HUMPHREY
Cos ta Mesa
4th Of July critiqued I wanted to ..
respond to th is weekend '!> eduion t>f Pilot. I find it
amusing reading about Newport Beach's lockdown
plan for this 4th of July ..
Arn u ing in th e light that we ~re celebrating the
~igning of the Declaration of Independence of July
4, 177&.-It's a day when we celebrate o ur supposed
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freedom and independence.
Under the headline is listed two things that will
be open Sunday and Monduy along with-their
hours. And those two things are Fashion Island and
Sou1h Coast Plaza. At least we have the freedom tu
go shopping. Maybe one of the few rcedoms we
have left as it were.
Is anybody noticing? To paraphrase Robin
Williams. freedom, what a concept.
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llARRY HUNT
Costa Mesa
We just attended the fireworks show at Orange ~
Coast College this evening, and I just wanted to
call becau~e I think it was one of the nicest th ings
that a charitat>le group has done for the city.
It was a wonderful show, and the Nort h Costa
Mesa Rotary Club -and thanks to the Daily Pilot
as well -did a great did for the city.
ll was wonderful and wcll·atlendcd and thanks
to everybody who worked at it.
MARY HORNBUCKLE
Costa Mesa City Council
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The controversial crowd-controlling techniques
used by the Newport Police on the 4th of July are
over. Now Seashore Drive has permanently painted
blue lines for the rest of the year and probably
longe r. ·
In u time where we sec graffiti everywhere and
are overrun by unsightly signs, billboards, etc.,
there Is absolutely no need to waste resources and
le:ive more unnecessocy markings for our city.
DOB BLANCHARD
Newport Beach
An idea for helicopter base 1 ·ve
been thinki ng about something for a long time
wh ich I think would be very beneficial to our
county. fhe helicopte r ba:.e that is going to clo~e
would ma l..e a wonderful park and an air museum.
SJACY MORGAN
Corona dcl Mar
Lobdell for hi~ i.ane per!.pcctavc on the
current practice <1<lopted by so many
parents of taking their tots to movies
such as "Basic Instinct." "Cliffhanger,"
and, ye!i, even "Jurassic Park." Bravo!
also to the parents who choose to cheri1.h
and nurture the tender feeling of their
children rather than expose them 10 the
terrifying images being passed off ns
entertainment.
KJRSTIN El HERAGE
Newpo rt Beacti
Can we aHord to buy the
Castaways? Stop und thin!..!
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Newport's no . place llke ho.me
for pollce chief
0 nc of the highlights of our recent
motorhome voyage camt: 0 11 the woy
back when \\e pn sed throug~
Woodlnnd, Calif., from whence comes the
police chief-designate of Newport Beach.
From wllat little we saw of the burg, it m .1)'
be a nice place to live, but you wouldn 't want
to visit there. Chief McDoncll is an for ~omc
scnou·s culture shock. '
Newport has streets like Via Antibes and
Yacht Coquette, Woodland has Ave. 102 and
Road ISC.
Newport is renO\\ncd fo r its glistening
On the
Coast
beaches, its yacht harbor and
its awesomely up~cale
lifestyle. Woodland has Cache
Creek and is the "Home of
Crispy Cakes."
Uoth towns have their crime
problem • however. Up there,
the drug deulcrs dme picl..up~
and do thei r J cals in
cornfields and parl..s.
In Newport they pilot
'Vettcs and Porschcs and "111
happily mal..e house calls.
Wit h ~uch drastically
contrJ!tttng culture~. I '>U~pcl..I
Chief Mc Done II "ill have
some adJU\ting to do. A' "111
the department and a numoi:r ol N C\\ port
Deach citizens.
For the mo~t part, the tndl\1J u.1I olf1cer .. 111
this town arc us good us cup' get. All·thcir new
bo~ has to <lo h prov1c.le the lc:nkrsh1p Jnt.I
the 'is1on that \\ 111 mold them 11110 a · •
communi ty·oncnte<l team ul "hich the people
can once again.be proud.
Piece of cake. ch chief?
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What Else Is New? It looked like bu~1ncss a ..
usual at the school d i·tnct "hile "c "ere awJy
In \lo hat max have oeen hi\ VCI") l1rst ofl tcial
act, the new \uperintendcnt stride~ into th1-.
dc~titutc di~.ir1c1 and order' not one, not t~u.
but three computer !tystenv~ for h1!> per onal
use. Dr illiant.
Now This Is Ne"! The irustecs, "'ho
rubber-sta mped John Nicoll (or so many )ear~.
decide to set new ground rule and tell the new
supc that one computer ,.,,jll <lo him just fi ne A
genuine round of npplau .. e for the .\C.hoo1
board!
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folr Winds, M ilt: 1 he argument m1gh1 be
made that. when one becomes JI\ uctogcnJ raJn,
it's about time to st.art pJcking.
I undc~tand that th is is not your
personal be lief. J am quite sure that you
arc among the vast majority of
Americans who believe that God created
the universe and stands apart from it -
)OU are therefore "under" God.
This is not my theology. My theology is
As attractive as it o unc.ls. can we
really nfford to embark on a project a~
ambitiou:. as the Irvine Co. land
·purchase with c1ry employees being laid
off, and city services being curtailed? Is this any way to celebrate Independence Day in Newport Beach? We co ntinue to find charges added to
our mun1c1pnl se rvices balh. to help cover ri ing
costs. with even more in the offing~ !.ewers ant.I
other f:ic1li1ies continue to wear out.
Milt Harvey "ould ha\e been 81 nc\t munih.
but he left us far too oon I m url! \Omc:t>oJ\,
somewhere . .tit !>OOH! time, spol..i: 111 uf ~hit. llu1
in 20 )Cu rs ol cnjO)ang ha\ lru:nd,h1p, I ne,cr
heard it. that God is the universe itself, I am within God.
j nd my purpose in life is.to understand this
universe and my place wit hin it to the best of my
jbility. 1 believe that when l do something to
11nprove this universe for our children, God is
pleased, but if I harm it, God is displeased.
Allow me to quote Barry M. Goldwater:
"The conservative movement, to which l
.ubscnbe, h-as as one of its basic tenents the behcf
that government should stay out of people's private
lives. Government gove rns best when it governs
least. ....
And John Adams. the author of our First
Amendment:
"In mailers of religion, each man has a right to
follow his own conscience. This is an inalienable
right which may not be abridged by the state.''
Dr. Allen, as it stands today my 9-ycar-old is
being led each morning in a pledge by a
govern ment employee (his teacher) to declare a
religious doctrine which his father believes is false.
Is th is religious freedom? Does the government
have any right to promulgate·statc-sponsored
theology? lsn'i.state-sponsored theology exacrty
what our ancestors ned?
LANCE JENCKS
Costa Mesa
Celebraung Independence In
Newport The manial law provisions
instituted over the July 4th weekend to defend the
honor. primacy, and property of Newport Beach
from the "out·of·towners" strikes at the very heart
of patriotism!
What were we fighting fo r, in all those. wars that
took so many of ou r friends, relative~ and forebear!>
since independence?
The ci ty of Newport Beach has los!led touch w11h
everything but its understanding of inconvenience.
We must close the beache at 10 p.m. because
some "out-of·towner~" may come down and cau c
trouble that would be "inconvenient." We mu~t set
up blockades and restrict people, their friends and
relatives from enjoying a national fo ur-day holiday
because ii might become "inconvenient."
Who are these city officials who forget that they
are the "public servants,'' that may have to work on
holidays, weekends. or whenever th e needs of the
city may require!
Yes, July 4 is worthy of celebration and Labor
Day and Memorial Day! Next year I suppose the
city officials will ju!it close down the borders of ci ty
and let no one in or out for fou r days.
I can't wait to seek the naval blockade at the
jetty, as well as the commandos on the beach suited
up-wirh nets to catch those out·of·town "surfers"
who paddled their way into city waters.
Never fear, J am sure they will have "se-.eral"
lunch meeting~ to i!>olatc the ''fu ture solutions" to
the "inconvenience problem now facing Newport
Beach!"
Jtappy ending
RON WINSHIP
Newport Beach
Bravo! to Editor Will iam
With city coffers so strained, charge) get pj~~ed
on to homeowne rs, as has just been done with ou r
paramedic services.
There is a limit 10 wh at fixed-income !>en1ors. in
particular, cn n stand. Even the savings we had
counted on increa c very little, if at nil. while com
just climb and climb.
We were particularly upset to learn that the $120
pe r year, as publici zed, is not to be the full charge
fo r owners wi1h any income units, no matter how
mall. Such units hnvc enabled some of us to offer
more or less "affordable housing," but definitely
have a rental ceiling.
It is unfortuna te that, under the City Charter, ii
is not possi ble to levy a small increase in the sales
tax, as that is the only fair way to spread costs,
where all users, including renters and visitors, share
the costs.
We appreciate the value of open space, parks
and recreational facilitie s, and the protection of
endange red species, but question the wisdom of the
project wit hout the assistance of some wealthy
benefactor.
Yes, we're writing this from n selfish point of
view, but we know there arc mnny in our ·
circum tances. Undoubtedly, we shall not live even
to see the completion, nor any use of it, and :ire
too remote to admire it.
Selfish, perhaps, but practical.
ED AND LEAH SCHWANER
Newport Beach
Milt was one of the real pioneer!> 111 Ne\\ port
Ueach, but notrce of h 1~ Pj'~1ng wJs m1n1m<il
He was u pretty modest guy, and that "oul1.J'vc
been ju~t fi ne with him.
Milt und Mary Han-ey \\ac .among the Cj rly
re:.1dcnts of Day hore:. and bolh becjmc
prominent in Newport·~ fore mlht indu>trtc>,
boats and house~. Defore retiring from
Coldwell Banker, Mary \\,l\ pcrcnniall) one of
the top residential agent:. and remJins one ~)r
the town's loveliest and classic~t lj dtes
Milt was one of the mo~t respected )jCht
brokers on rhl!·t5ay und Introduced the hot.
Florida-built Dertram fishing machine to the
west coast. He was also a founding member of
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, whe re u
memorial service was held last week. 1 he stlc
of the crowd told )'OU what kind of guy Milt
H:irvey was.
Afterward, my wife and I had the
opportunity to ~pent.I a few moment~ alone "'th
Mary. I offered to eM:ort her do" n to the docks
to Ruth ond Dick Montgomery's bont fo r the
burial at sea.
She took my arm, and "c started to lca\C
when I asked about 11 bo'< 1n a blue-felt bag un
the ch air where we were !>t11nd1ng.
"Oh, yeah," Mary suit.I in the d:ilcd way of
widows. "We'd better ta ke that. Milt \ in there
and he never mi sed a chance for a bo.11 ride,"
Fred Martin's column n.111s evuy t huNd11y
and Saturday.
PRESIDENT
Biii Cll nton, (0 ), The White Hou~. 1600
Pennsylvania Ave., Wash.ington, O.C. 20500
(202) 456-11t1 -Hotline records calls from (1
a m. 10 2 p.m. P.S.T.
How to contact your representatives NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED
SCllOOL OISTRJCT, 1601 16th St., Newport
Beach, 760-3200. Superintendent : Moc Utmd
8o3rd Members: Rod MacMllllan, president;
Jim de Boom, Rod MacMilhan, Judy Fronco.
Sherry Loofbourrow, Ed Decker. Mart ha Fluor.
Forrc t Werner. VICE PRESIDENT
AJ Go~. (0 ). The Capitol Dldg .• Su11e 212,
Wash1na1on, O.C. 20500
COVERNOR
Ptlt Wiison, (R). State Capuol, Sucramento.
95814, (9 16)445-284 1
U.S. SENATORS
Barbara Bour, (0 ), 112 Hart ~n11e Blda .•
Suite 212, Washington D.C .• 20510 (202)
224·35U
Olannt ••tlnsltln, (0 ), 331 Hart Senate BldJ.,
Washin ton D.C., 20SJO (202) 224-41 ('Ir
(3 10) 91 4-7300.
U.S. llOUS£ OF REPRESENTA1.IVES
ChrlJ Co&, (R), 47th Oi51., 4000 MacArthur
Blvd., Ease Tower, Suite 4J01 Newport Beach,
92660. 756-2244 or (202) 225-5611. c~c uf
Newpori &acb)
Dana RobrabaclMr. (R), ~lh v. , 16162
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Beac h Blvd., ~u1tc 304, Hunt ington Beach, CA
"2047 847·2433 or (202) 22.S·l.CIS. (Costa Mesa
11ni.J west Newport Beach)
STATE SENATE ...
Marian Bcratson, (R), 37th Di~I. 140 Newport
Center Drive, Suite J 20. Newport Beach.
92660, 640-H37 or (916) 44.S--4961. (Represe nts
Newport Beach and Costa Mesa)
STAT£ ASSEMBLY
Cllbcrt FtrplO•, (R), 70th 01st., 4299
MacArthur Blvd., Suite 204, Newport Beach,
92660, 156-0665 or (916) «5-7222. (Newport
Beach and Costa Men.)
CALI FORNIA COASTAL COMMIS ION
San francitc0 (415) 904·.S200 (South co:.ist
rcaion COvCrllC 1plit bct*een offtceS In Lona
Dcach (213) S90-507l, and San 01eao
COUNTY IOAJlD Of SUPERVISORS
Hall of Admlnl1tra1ion, JO Civic Center Plaza,
Santa Ana, 92101
Harriett M. ~ 2nd 0 1.i Costa Mesa,
83 .. 3220
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Thomas F. Rllty Sth Dist. (Newport Beach,
Sonta Ana Heights) 834-3550
COUN1Y BOARD Ot' EDUCATION
200 Kalmus Orrv<:, Costa Meu, P.O. Bo:c 9050,
92628-9050. 966-4000
Ellu btth 0. P•rktr, member, Trustee Arca 5
(Costa Mesa, Newport Bcoch.)
COAST COMM UNITY COU.ECE DISTRJCT
1370 Adams Ave. Costa Mesa, 92626, 432·5012
Chancellor. A.Jrrtd P. t'trnandta, Phd.;
President: Nancy A. Pollard, Board Member$:
htrTJ Bata•, Paul G. lttlfr, Waiau O.
llnakl, Armando R. Rull; Student Trustee:
KJ n ttn II. Ga,...ood
ORANGE COUNTY FAJR BOARD
88 I-air Or., Cosio Mc a, 751-PAIK President:
Doo Wllltt, Vice Pre 1den1, Randy mhll;
Oirec1on To• Tltomtoa, Doy llt nlq, John
Crtao, luck Johns, lltady1Sm11b, '"tr'IJ
lAqttoa, JI• Uedbtf1. Gary tla,abwa.
MESA CONSOUUATED WATt;R OISTRJCT
1965 Pl3ccntio, Costa Mesa. 631-1200 Boord
Members. Trudy Ohll&t llank Panlan, Morlo
Ou rantt, Jack llall, Tom Nelson
CO~TA MESA SANITARY OISTRJCT
P.O. Boll 1200, Cotca Mesa 92623-1200,
754-5043. Botrd Members: James Wahner.
Jame Ferryman. 1101'1')' Orcen, Nate Reade
and Art Pcl'1')'.
Cltv COVERNMtNT
Co 11 Mna: City I loll, 77 f31r Omc, 7.S4·S22l
Sundy Oen1s. mayor; Joe Lrickson, Mary
J lornbucklc, Peter Uurra. and Jay 1 lumphrcy.
council mem~rs.
N~ ltacll: City I tall, 3300 Newport Blvd ,
6"·JJ09. M1y<>r, Oarcncc Turner: Ma~r pro
tcm, Jean Wan. John Co•. t;vclyn I lart, John
I kdaes. Jan Dc:bay, Phtf S:insonc
Puul1>hc<l b)
C.tlt(orn1.l Commuruty New ..
A l i7nt•s Mirror ~
(omp.lny w
Jim Gre)\inger
publ1 her
Tom Joho~on
J :.oc1Jtl' pubh~wr
Willianl S. Lobdell
eJ1t01
teve M.arble
111Jn.lgin& editor
l J ttutchin1on
ntows editor
W.llltr lurrough1
1901-1989
ln11nd1ng J?Ubl~r
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Thursday, July 8, 1993 A9
AllGllllTDWN
Today
Jazz fe stival -Jazz
keyboardist Keiko Matsui will kick
off the Fashion Island '93 Music
f~tival with a a 6 p.m.
performance at the Ne1mcln
Marcus/Broadway Courtyard on
Newport Center Drive Admission
' is free. For more information, can
644-7520.
Investment
presentation -Jrm Bronson.
Vice PresidenVfortfolto Manager
of N orthern Trust Bank of
California, is holding ~ .
presentation and roundtJ,.ble
discussion on "Economic and
Investment Outlook." 7. 30 a m.
al the Pacific Club in Newport
Beach. f or morl' information, call
721 -5500.
SANSEVIERI
INSURANCE SERVICES
Friday, July 9
Public informational
meeting -"Rec;oh,e " of
Orange County will hold a free
public informationaVeduc.n1onal
meeting at 7:30 p .m. tonight at
the Irvine Medical Center Theatre,
16200 Sand Canyon Ave., Irvine.
for more mformJtion, call
859-0580.
Saturday, July 10
Rummage sale -A
rummJSe sale will be held from 8
J m lo 3 p.m. Saturday and
Sunday at the Costa Mesa Senior
Center, 695 W. 19th Street
!corner of 19th and .Pomona). II
you have 1tt>ms t6 donate, they
will be accepted on Friday. July 9,
from 9 a.m . to 7 p.m. Volunteer!>
also are needed to prepare for the
s.-ile. for more 1nformauon, call
645-2356 .
Collector car auction
-The "'ewport Be.:ich '93
Collector Car Auction will be held
Saturday and Sunday at the Hyatt
Newporter Hotel, 11 07 Jamboree,
Newport !leach. More than 250
American and impart classics -
ranging from Ford Mustang. and
Chevy Bel Airs to Roll~ Royce
convertible~ ilnd Jaguar roadsters
will be on the block. A preview
will tal.:e pfoce from 8:30 to"
10.30 a.m. each day, with the
auction running from 10.30 am
LO 6 p.m Adm1~)10n IS s 10 <or
adults, S2 for children and senior
cititens
Monday, July 12 ·
AARP meeting -A video
on Australia and New Zealand
will be featured at a meeting of
the American Association of
Retired Per!>Ons., Chapter 1 21. The
m1::el1ng begins at 1 p.m. at the
C9Sta Mes.:i Senior Center, 19th
and ,Pomona streets. fat more
information, call 546-7848.
Thursday, July 22
Round Table West -.
Jim Murray, Pul1Ut!r Pnze-v.-u)ning
columnist. for the Los Angell')
Times. \\ 111 be among the feat urea
guests at the luncheon program
for Round Table W~l. to be held
al· Balboa Bay Club, 1211 W
Co.1st H ighway, Newport Bl'ach.
Al!.o on h.md will be Anne River::.
Siddons.. T Jeffeoon PaTl..er ;ind
Kate Co)(arelli. Cost is $30 per
person, or $ 300 for a table of 10.
for more information, call 12131
256-7977.
Send your items to Peter
Ry.in, The Daily Pilot, 330 \V.
Bay St., Costa M esa, 92627.
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A10 Thursday, Julye. 1993 Newport 8each/Costa Mesa DaJty Pilot
TURNER
From A1
why lhc ci1y hadn't anticipated the
cost of fighting Campbell and Villa
from the beginning.
Turner, however, defended the
city's original dec1!>10n to fire the
l\'-O officers. dispu11ng accusations
that officials might have acted
has11ly or made an outright mis-
tnke. .,-
It simply wasn't until tl'lc drama
unfolded over the pnst nine
month-; that the city got a clear
picture of the financial repcrc.us-
sions they faced, Turner said.
"We just felt that in the final
analysis, the city was going to
lose," he said.
The reinstatement was part of a
settlement in which Campbell and
Villa agreed 10 drop their lawsuit
against the cit)' and immediately
retire from the depanment. In ex-
change, both received retirement
behefits .ind ~ad, pay
From A1
"Maybe real ei.tate i slow or
maybe they've just mode them
fluorescent so they're a lot
more obnoxious," she said.
Although the focus of Genis'
wrath is bootleg signs, other re·
nltors arc nervous when even
the hint of further sign rcstric·
tion is mentioned.
"It's hard enough to sell
homes right now without mak-
ing it that much more dif·
ficult," said Donnie Turner, a
realtor from Coldwell Banker.
"Signs are absolutely one of the
most important things we use.
They arc what people see when
they drive through a neigh·
borhood ... As realtors, we do
need the signs, and the biS8er
the better."
one of the four dc1;clopmcn1s
named by Genis TueM!ay as
having obtrusive igns actos
the Cit)'.
Joel Hoitt, the sales manager
for the project. which 1s three-
quarters full, said that th e de·
vclopcr, ASA Enterprises, hires
11 private contractor to hang its
ign-..
Holtz said 11 was his under-
standing thut signs on util ity
pules urc lcgal1 While he agree
that signs "put up all over the
place . and not taken down,"
should be considered blight, he
s:iys the 'ligns are \ital 10 3 new
development's success.
Buth officers \till face civil
charges from the 10 women who
ha' c alleged Se\ual harassment,
but the city has agreed to pay any
damages awarded to the women,
as well as fee'> for an attorney IQ
rcprc~cnt the men.
>°" .... ~"'kit Newport B~ach Mayor Clarence Turner speaks to a crowd at Speak Up Newport Wednesday evening. •
Victoria Town Homes \\.3S
'We're in an economy ''hen
real estate is highly depres cd
and in order 10 bring new peo-
ple 11110 tO\\n to seule down we
need to male them :m arc of
''here we arc," he said. "Signs
arc one effecti,·e method."
Campbell and Villa have stead·
fastly denied the allegations from
the Jay they surfaced on Sept. 24
of last year, calling the charges a
"witch hun1" by d1~gruntled em-
ployces. Campbell even threatened
to provide evidence of criminal
misconduct and drug use by mem-
bers of the police department.
The reinstatement agreement
now prevents Campbell and the
city from speaking publicly in cori·
ncction with details of the scandal.
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SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, exl. 387
·International
flavor seen
for ·tourney
Mickey Mouse . I Co •. survive
~ 45th U.S. Girls Junior Golf
Championships at Mesa Verde
I
Aug. 2-7 drawing huge field.
I t's the 45th U.S. Girls Junior Golf
Ch:impionship, but it could be called
the International Championship for
Girls.
"We have 156 girls coming in from all
over the Western Hemisphere," said
Costa Mesa's Bill Wallace, general
chairman of the USGA (Uni1ed S1ate!>
Golf Association) ·event at the Mesa
Verde Country Club, Aug. 2-7.
"We've got a couple of girls aoming
from South America, six to eight from
Canada, five or' sL~ from Japan and five or
Club
gotf
six from Hawaii. This is
the biggest thing girls
will play in a juniors.
It's as big as ii gets."
Amy Alcott, in 1973,
Newport Beach's Cathy
Mockctt, in 19~.
among 01hers on the
current LPGA Tour.
arc pa)t wmne rs of the
U.S. Girl Junior
Championship,
~ctice rounds are
July 31 :ind Aug. 1,
qu:ilifying rounds arc
Aug. 2-3. then 36 holes
o f match play for 64
juniors will ·begin Aug. 4. The field will be
cut down to 16 players by the end of that
day. Following 36 holes of match play on
Aug. 5. only four juniors will rem:iin in
the competition. Those four will play 18
holes on Aug. 6, wi th the final-1wo
squaring off for 18 holes on Aug. 7.
Ha"aii's Jamie Koizumi, 17, soon to be
a freshman at Duke, i the defending
champion. defeating Alicia Allison of
S:inta Ana last >ear in the finals.
Admission to the tournament is free.
It "'ill be the first USGA~ven1 in
Sou1hern California since 1978, when the
Senior Women's Amnteur wa~ held in San
Diego.
Mesa Verde CC was the site of the
Orange County Open from 1959-1962, the
LPGA Women's Kemper Open from
1979-1981. and the LPGA Unide n
Invitational from 1984-1986.
~ Dukes pull out bizarre 25-21
T earn Tennis win over Raleigh Edge.
By Richard Dunn, SpoftS Wrltef
NEWPORT
BEACH -Encour-
aged by co-sponsor
Disneyland to make
their home matches
at the John Wayne
Tennis Oub more
festive, the Newport
Beach Dukes got
more than they bargained for Wednesday
night in the World TeamTcnnis season
opener against the Raleigh Edge.
First came Goofy, playing a return of
service show against Trevor Kroncmann,
the mighty Duke nicknamed the "Tank."
Then, 1t got real goofy, long ~fore the
Dukec: defeated the Edge, 25-21, before
an estimated 800 fans.
In addition to the Dixieland Jazz Band
figuring out when to play in between
points, there was controversy, a protest,
rule-book readings on the court, a broken
ann, a two-on-one match, a 20-minute
delay, food poisoning, and, fittingly, a
spectacular finish.
Dukes Coach Greg Patton referred to it
as "funky." Only Mickey Mouse was miss-
ing. •
Mike Briw. a Corona del Mar High
product who was filling in for Rikard
Bergh, took a shot in the face off the ra c-
quet of ~alcigh's Tim Wilkison in the
ninth game of the third set, men's dou-
bles. Briggs fell to the ground and uf-
fercd a possible broken arm. He was
taken to Hoag Hospital for X-rays.
Bergh, who had contacted food poison-
ing at a Japanese restaurant Tuesday
night, was on the bench in street clothes.
He dashed to the pro shop. picked up
some white snorts and tennis shoes, and
was on the court three m1Dutes later "to
take Briggs' spot, who had been talting
Bcrgh's spot. • polDLS wu h probably a broken ann, but
That's when it got ugly. Umpire Jan when we got to (40-30). he said. 'No way,
Ryan of Huntington Beach refused to 1 ca n't eve n swing ' "
allow Bergh lo play because the Duke Kronemann who 1 no stranger to
bad not listed him as an alternate under Briggs. having played together at UC lr-
W'IT rules. Dukes owner/promoter Fred vme for two )Ca~ and ~veral pro tour
Lieberman protested. ma tt:.hes ~ J double team, defeated
"We didn't think we needed an alt er-BroJd ID men\ singles. 64. to give New-
nate because he's a regular ,team mem-pon Bc.t1..h J 19· I edge rn games He
ber," Lieberman said. • broke Broad ID the ninth game, then held
1n the I 0th for the victory So with Briggs-Kronemann ahead, 40-In mL'<ed doubles, Kroncmann and
30, and losing 5-3 in the ninth game, no MJnon Bollcgral defeated Raleigh's
one replaced Briggs.~ Krooemann played BroJd and Sand~ C-0lhns. 6-3, to give the
two-on-one. Kronemann double-faulted to Duke., the wm
tic che game, then Raleigh's Wilkison and Opcnm~ the mJtch. Bollegraf and Kat-
Ne1I Broad pulled it out to win the <;et nna Adam'> beal Raleigh·s Colhru. and
"It was kind of intimidatmg, but if I'd fracv Au -.un, 6-~ then Au tlD defeated
just gotten my 'first serve in, l mighniave Adam., m womt.:n '>tnglcs. 6-4. m a -;cc
won the game," Kronemann said. ·· 1 th at featured fiH~ brcal...<., three bv Au'it tn
couldn't serve and volley because they h~cJ.-KrQi;tcmann and Briggs ttm \ear
the whole court. reachca the men., d11uhlt:'> scmafin.th at
"A rule's a rule, arni we learned uur the AtlantJ Open. Jnd the doubles qua r-
lcsson tonight. We've got to have some-tcrfinJI' ul both thl ~1emph1' Open .sod
body as an alternate. Mjke played . thre e Adel.fa.le (5-..dni:) .\u,tr.iha) Open.
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total yards, a par· 72 for 18 holes. Mcs:i
Verde's regul:ir )ardagc for women is
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Club's junio r golf team hope to make it
three in a row today on i1s home course.
Newport-sailing forces complete world ·sweep Newport East
~ Sailors complete spectacular
campaign with internatio~al
conquest in Dadget, Englanp.
For the second consecuti-.c out ing,
Mesa Verde CC fin i~hed fi~t in the
Beach 01\ ision of the Southern California
PGA Me tropolitan Chapter Junior Golf
League, winning la!>t Thursday's contest at
·Big Can)·on Country Club in Ne"port
Beach with 173V! points, follo"'cd by T he fi nal outcome of the
SeaCliff Country Club in Hunt ington International School Team Racing
Beach (1 58~). Sanla Ana Country Clutf Championships "a in doubt up
o n Newport Blvd. (157), Newport Beach until 1hc fin ish of the last r:tce, but 1he
Country Club (149) and Big Canyon Newport Harbor High ailing team
(130). capped off an incredible ye:ir by winning
In the 18-holc category for players in the International High School Team
the 16-1 7 age division, Billy Sarracino of Racing Championships Wednesday in
Santa Ana CC won low gross with a 74, Dadget, England.
while Ross Ncce)S3ry of Mesa Verde CC Newport Harbor High was the oply U.S.
shot a 41 to win the nine-hole middle-age entry sailing against 12 of the top high
division. Andy Thomson of Mesa Verde school racing teams from England and
CC had an eagle on No. 14, teeing off Ireland.
with a driver. then using a 5-wood into According to sailing coach Dill
the hole. . . . . Wakeman, Wednesday's races included
The top three ftnt)hers in the puttang · some of the most spcctacular1tcam racing
See GOLF/I! he has ever seen.
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"On the coach's pectator
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le ad changed three time
bet\\een Newport and C\CnluJ I
runner-up Skull of Ireland. The
fin:il race and regatta outcome
"asn't settled un ul one of the
lri~h ooats hit the race
committee boat trying 10 quceze
ac ross the finish line."
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M:ilm and Bill Wal..cman Onh By Dennis Brostemous. S~s Wntef
one other U.S teJm ('L1bu1 . \11 10\. \IE.JO ~~OR
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c'er"on thi!> rcgJtt.i \.c~pun l a'>t l.rttk •~of noon Tueslb\, mud1 l c.iguc \II \tar' .ire ~~~;,t.; Newport Harb¢r qualified a
the sole U.s: representati-.e to
1he Team Racing Champion hip!>
by winning 1he Baker irophy
(U.S. High School Team R:icing
Boating of the Tran pac lleet "~.. gniniz to h.iH 10 do 11
approaching !he. half" .i~ point h1 the harJ "a'
National Championship) last month at St.
Mary's College in Maryland. The Harbor
team was also second in the High School
Dinghy Nationals in May behind Poin1
Lom a High of San Diego.
Newport's three-boat 1eam wa led by
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From 81
contest were Greg G3briel of Big
Canyon (first), Mike Vack r of
Me a Verde (1 econd) and Patnck.
Franta of Big CBn)On (third).
The third of the five July tour·
naments -each club hosts an
event -is today at Mesa Verde.
Teams are comprised of ci,ht
players, with two 16-17 age divi -
sion players playing 18 holes, four
middle-aged players (11 -15) play-
ing nine holes, and two 10-and-
under players, a group called the
Divots that plays five, par-4 holes
from the 150-yard markers. In o
par-point sy~tem, three points are
awarded for a par, t"'o points for
a bogey and one point for a dou-
ble-bogey.
Mesa Verde also won the inau-
gura I tournament wi th 164Yl
points at the Ne" port Beach CC.
Under the sanctioning of the
Southern California PGA Junior
Golf League, winner of each
Southland div1S1on will""advance 10
1hc championships in August at
Industry Hills Golf Club in the
City of Industry.
Chip shots ••• Bob Hope 1s return-
ing to the Santa Ana Country Club. In a
fund-raiser goll tournament that bene11ts the
Children's Center of the House Ear lnstJtute
of Orange County, Hope, Phyllis Diiier
and several other celebrity entertainers will
be featured on Aug 16 Starting time is
noon tor the fourth annual event that also
features a puning and longest drive contest
Call tournament director Ralph Rod·
helm at 557-5100 for more details
In lhght rounds last Saturday tor the
Newport Beach Golf Course men's club
Joe Russo shOt an even par m A1Qht A
to win low gross (59). continuing hrs hot
slleak that began last month v.h1le on vaca-
uon m Jamaica On June 24 Russo shot a
hole-in-one on a course at Runaway Bay
Jamaica Hank Lefebvre won low net
(51) 1n Flight A
In Arght B rounds Luther Myers
(low gross 67) and AJ Elder (low net
54) were the winners wh e Roy Wells
(low gross 72) and Don Gattuso (low
net 53) were .Fllght C champions
The biggest men's tournament ol the
year at the Newport Beach CC, tile annual
Regatta member/guest 1s July 22-24 To
give the event a regatta theme. boats a1e
put on the lakes to create add1uonal ob-
stacles for the goiters and further enhance
the spmt. About 200 golfers are expected
10 play in three lhghts: goro. silver and
bronze categones Break1ast will be served
each day, food will be available on the
course and a dinner/banquet Is scheduled
tor the hnal day A palrll\gs party is July 21
Newport Beach CC member Ken
Wasmann, y.iho played with guest
Fran KJuewer, is the defending net
champion. shooting a 260 last year with a
12-handicap Club member Jim Keane,
who played with guest Steve Beebe,
1s the delendmg gross champion. finog a
287 last year
lhere's still ume to Rock Aroon<l lhe
Clock at \he second annual Bobby Hat·
field CelebnlY Golf Classic on July 12 10
benefit the Lupus Foundation of American.
Inc . Southern Caltfomia Chapter Hatfield,
ol Newport Beach, and Biii Medfey ol
the Righteous Brothers will perform a 'Rock
Around the Clock Show· following the golf
tournament at Los Coyotes Country Club in
Buena Pane
NFL players. radio, telev1s1on and enter-
tainment personahtles will also be present
A silent auction, baltlccue dinner and rattle
will precede the 'Rock Around the Clock
Show · For more lnlormauon, contact tour-
nament chair Carolyn -Goode at 890·
5398 or 53t-2010
RkhDrd Dunn Is D D11/ly Pilot
Sports Writer ttho e dub golf col·
umn appeDrs cvtry Thursday.
Newport Pony
All-Stars vie
FUtLERTON -The Newport
Harbor Baseball Association's first
1>on)' Leagu_e entry will open play
1n the All-Star Tournament this
evening at 5: 15 at .Arnerige Park
against host Fullerton. •
Formerly Newport West Little
League, NHBA is in its first year
o.f operation nt the Pony (13-14· -
year-old) level. In Pony, the league
has had to adapt to rule chan~e~
that involve base-stealing, pitching
from a stretch po ition and ..
dropped third strikes.
Manager Corey Henderson will
!lend his son Jeremy to the mound
for the ·start in the tournament
opener, with Greg Wenm:in to
pitch game two which will be ei-
ther Sunday or Monday evening.
Other key plJ)Cr'i 1n the New-
port attack arc Gr;rn t Miller. Gra-
ham Gu!>tin and cntcher Grant
Dobb1e.
Amerige Parlr.. 1~ located north
of the 91 Freeway. neJr 1he antcr-
sect1on of Harbor Olvd. and Com-
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From 81
CdM product Mike De Revere•1 recol-
lections of the t"'o teams' mcetin~ IMt
fall. "Bdlu ·IJ'nJ I only talk, about the
econd game, \\>h1le Mike ecm to
"'ant to remember only the fi~c. 1'/e
tell him the second game was tht only
one that counted."
CdM won the rcgular-sen!.on meet-
ing, 17-0, before the two Sea View
League squads \\>Ound up facing each
other in a OF Division IV semifinal
clash, won by Newport, 28-21. The the
301h and 31st installments in the Back
Bay rivalry were known as the B:ittle of
the Blly and the Battle of the Day II.
But des-pite the good-natured ex·
changes for bragging rights, the three-
some has forged a friendship, along
wilh a place on the four-man South de·
f ensivc front.
"I was ,surprised at how nice a guy
(De Revere) was," Ralphs said. "We
die.In 't ·really eve r hav'C a chance to tall..,
bur we get along great."
De Revere, a 6-foot·3, 230-pounder
bound for Golden We)t College, said
he has also enjoyed getting to know the
Sailor duo.
"They're good guys," De Revere
said, before taking the chance 10 kid
another Newport-Mesa District rival
within earshot, Mau Johner. "It's those
Estancia guys who arc the bums."
The new-found camara'derie will
come in handy against the North of·
fensive line, as ends Ralphs (6-2, 235)
and De Revere figure to bookend
Bloomberg (6-2, 255} at tackle for
much of the evening.
"h's going to be fun playing for the
same team," said Ralphs, the Daily
Pilbt .Newport·Mesa District Defensive
Player of the Year and Athlete of the
Year, who will continue at Villanova.
S~uth Coach Jeff BrinkJey, who has
led Newport inro eight Battle of the
DEEP SEA
Bay cnc:oun1e11. is also plca)CJ tu enlill
the talents of a Sea Kine.
"(De Rcvtrc) would have fit in really
well at f'llewport," Brinkley snid.
··we've reaJly enjoyec.J him a~ a stuff,
bc~use of his great work ethic and
Jove for the game. We would be hell on
wheel if we ever combined (NeWJ>2.rt
and CdM)."
Brinkley, of course, had plenty of
prajse for Bloomberg and Ralphs, who
he will couch for the final time Friday.
"They've anchored our def cnsivc line
for the past two seasons, and they arc
both very deserving to be in this
game," llrtnkley said. "They're good
football players, but I may be even
more proud of their work ethic."
Bloomberg and Ralphs will play on
the same side of the line for the first
time, and both are looking forward to
using their familiarity with Newport's
defensive system to full advantage.
"It makes l!S feel gOQd to have th:it
mutual trust," said Bloomberg. \\ho
"ill walk on at Oregon next foll . "It's
going to be a matter of pride with my·
self and Beau to make sure no one gets
by us. lt's ~lso going to be a race to the
football."
Ralphs is also looking forward to
some "Newport ·sandwiches,'' with
North running backs the reluctant fill -
ing.
"We're going to kick some bull,"
said Ralphs, who looks forward to piny·
ing with more quickness after shedding
10 pounds from his senior playing
weight. "h's going to help my pass
rush. lt will also be the fi rst game I
play just one way (he started all 14
games at offensive tackle last fall), so
I'm looking forward to playing fresh.''
De Revere has nursed a sprained
ankle tl)is "'eek, but is expected to be
100 percent by kickoff.
''I'm confident our defensive line is
going to play real well," Brinkley said.
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naght when the Coors Dry Fair
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The track, which will be d.1rk
th~ foll~ing two Frida)~. will be
ahve th1~ week when 24 top rider!>
duel.
Among 1he riders e\pccted to
compete are pa'lt national cham· _
pion Dobbx Schwanz. of Co')ta
Mesa, Brad o,1ey, Alan Chri< .. Lian,
Steve Lu cero, Mil..e Faria and cur-
rent nntional champion Ch ris
Manchester. The e )i'< racer~ ha\e
combined to win the t11le every
year since 1984.
On Sunday, the Sidecar and
Quad Classic ''ill be held at th e
Fairgrounds, fe:ituring the two-
man teams from New Zealand,
Australia, Czechoslovakia, Canadn
and the United States. There will
be IS heats with what is con-
sidered the be)t field of sidecar
racer) in the U.S. . .
Action both 1-riday and Sundav
will begin at 8 p.m. l301h of the
event!> are free this \\·eel.end '' ith
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with the Summer Sea on Opener ,
on July 30, and wilt continue
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sat for Costa Mesa teams
COSTA McSA -Co.,1a Mei.a Pop Warner football
will hold it'> player-parent meeting to finalize plans for
the upcoming season on Thursday. July 15, nt Co'!>ta
Mesa High's Lyceum.
Five foo,ball teams und the some number of cheer-
leader squad) will be fteldcd starting with ahe first prac-
tice to be held Monday, Aug. 2 nt TcWinklc Park on Ar·
lington Road in Costa. Mc)a.
The team) ure organtLCd according to age and weight,
while the cheer !.quad an! by age only. Pop Warner
does not have tryoul'I or cut players, and each young ters
pla)S in every ganu:.
Athletic Director John r orrc tcr has indicated there
ure still opening) on all teams :ind )quad!., and inter·
C)tcd boy and girls and their parents are invited to
come to the meeting. le.1r11 more 'nbout the program nn(t
meet the coache-. and other members.
The age cla.,.,e) rnnge from the 7-8-)ear-old Cobra) all
the way.,>Jp to the Co,,bo)~ (11 -13).
New, along y,.1\h returning, pl.t)er' and parents arc in-
viacd 10 attend the mee11ng 10 ..chedule the necessary
physical examination'l, learn of the conditioning period
required, meet the staff) and complete any unfini)hccJ
paperwork.
Starting with the fi rst prac11c..: Aug. 2, ah c team!> Jnd
squads will meet from 5:30-8 p.m. every Monduy through
Thursday until tabor Uay. After that, practice will be
from 6·8 p.m. on Tuesday through 'f11ur)day.
Horn~ game'> arc pla)ed ut tile Co~ta Mesa High foot-
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vie Saturday
HUNTINGTON BEACH Summer of '93 continues hot
Inc Cost:) Mc a Little League
Major All·Stars will huvc their
firsr 1as1e of Cj2.mpc:11tion on Satur·
day when they open P.lay in 1hc
District 62 Tournomeni a1 Hun·
1ington Valley Little League,
Costa Mesa's I J • und 12-year-
old unit will battle fount:un V:1I·
ley . North rn 1 1~ opening game,
which will siart nt JO a.m.
Jeremy Via i!> the probable
'llartin_g pitcher for Cos1u Mesa.
with Efren Nava and Mike 1 liggins
the other top hurlers. Tho!>e three
are also among the top hitters for
the local team, which is being
managed by Dan Ray, who is as·
s1 ted by Brad Via. '
The remainder of the Costa
Me a roster consists of: Brett
Uecker. Mark Cour\'oi lcr, Robert
Cowin. Chri Desandro. outfielder
Shaun Ferryman, ca1cher C.J.
Kcyte, Steve Lccce, Wilham Mo-
relli. David Ray, ca1chcr ha\\ n
Wherry and J.D. Willey.
."It will come llown to p1 tching,"
said ·Brad Via about the prospects
• tor his team in the 1ournamcn1.
, CO\IJ Me'a will play aga111 c1·
rher Tuesday (if ii win Salurda>)
or Wednesday (if it loses} at 5:30
p.m. a1 the sumc 'lite.
~ Before it's overt 1t may go down
as one of best ever for fishing.
T rophy cla.,s hluefin tun:i, yellowfm,
bigeye, ycllowtail and do1 ado huvc
moved into SouthlJnll w.uers a11d the
entire sportfishing lleet is primeCJ for" hat
could be one of the "best" summer fi,hing
seasons on record. >
Tuna and tails arc being hooked by
sportfishcr!. running out of Ne"port off the
~ eastern edges of the Buttcrny bank\ :.ind
good tun..a fishing con11nucs on J MrJ1ght lint:
to San Clemente Island. .
Monster blucfin tuna in rhc IOO·pound
plus clasi. arc being decked about I W 1111fc.,
wu1h of San Diego. Only abou1 one out o(
every four tuna hooked arc brought tu gJff
due to th eir size and fighting po" er.
Enc Gfeller of Anglers Center. 6"2-666.2,
in Newport reponed that Dr. Pct!! Ka)mer
of NC\\port Deach, fo.hcd a m1n1-long lil rt~e
lrtp on boJrd the sportf1 her "Pt1c.1lac Queen'
this past '"cckend and got into a '' 1de opl'll
bate on bag fish.
Dr. Raymer landed three bluefin 1un .1
weighing in exce!>s1 of 100 pound:., a 75-puund
h1gc)e tuna that ate ,, irollcJ jig and rounded
off his fr,hing trip \\Ith a 25-pound }elkmt.111
A' of pre):. tune-, m1d-ch.1nncl and out1.:1
water co11t111io11-. Jrc excellent with thi:
cu rr ent 'ca temp lmldmg in the 71 to 71
egrce ran c. S\.'.hooh ol tunJ :1111.I other .. :.ilt
~.11er big game fhh are bcmi.t reponeJ
.iround all the high spur and keuing on
hrccLtng bait by 'Jl<:>rllr!>her\, prt\'Jte }JC:hh
and rhc commercial ncct.
MJrlin fohrng i<; nbout 16 break l<>O'le.
lip1"cbills are tailing and jumping 111
the ehnnncl anJ off the ca\t end ul
""" Clemente hland. The !lcwul1
't11ped ma,Jin uf the !->Ctt'>On "·"
'"e1ghed in at Av31on by Jim 1
Kingsmill of DanJ l'oint, "'ho
l.1nUed a 103·po~nd rh:irlin h'llln~
from his )aeht "Wild 0111" on the
IM I Spo1. The billfoh engulled a
la't trolled purple anll blac.k jig,
pottl1 her "Bongo)" caught and relea.,cJ 19
blue \h 1rJ..., on Tucsda) , whale her 'h ter
'hip "Uvngo) 11 " relca,ed 12 blue) and
lau,ht three maJ.\o shJtks all O\.er the
IOO·pound cln,o;.
1 he~e l\\-O bu:i1s dnltcd over 1he 1-1 Mile
Bank \\Ith chunJ.\o, of m.11.:kerl'I ahcr
•rre 1d!ng out .1 huge chum .. 111:k,
Uoth IJ\I 'lportf1~hcr .. opcr.11 e M'
r>·•::.scnger charter .. 0111 uf D.1' 1.:y"s
I cKker and dall} tnp~ <:.1n be
booked b} phonrng 673-2810
"ley,.pon Lamhng, 675-0550,
rtrom good lt,hmg for ,mall game
11\h ~long thc,coa'>t and that h.1i1
c:ond1t1u11'> .uc univ fu1r. I he hall
boat •~ uni} tinJ1ng µmhead I alk around !ht! dock,) of,
Nc\\pon about a huge mJrhn bein!(
l.'ftught 111 local water<, 1h1s '"eeJ.\end,
remain unconfirmed. There "-<ts a
report of a 260-poul'ld b1lf fish C'[lught
·1bout fi"c mile!> •off Pnam1J He.ad,
A check with the U:tlbo,1 Angling
Outdoors
•• nchO\ IC!> on rnu:.t ol II'> '>1.:IS JI llll.!
the beach SJnJ ba'' co1111nuc to
b11e good olf Hun1ing1on on rl 1,tic•
leadheaJ .. and cut ..quid. J he "C.11
~pcc:i;il ,qll run U\Cr n1~h1 trip' 011
Club ,1nd lhe lash Jock :u A'alon didn't
rc,eal am tact::. on th1) big inarlin, the <.1n~kr
ur boJt.
A 260-pounJ st nµcd m.1rlln '' .1 g1ilnt'
marlin for local "ate rs .111d mo~t likely, 1f
... uch .1 fi,h of thi'> '>lie \\ .1~ caught, 11 could
h,1\e l>ccn a blue marlin or '>"i¥Jfr,h. ·
~hark r1 .. h1ng trip ... being run out ot
l\ewport buy a.re producing lot' or actmn l>ll
big blue sharJ.,:, anJ counts un bu.ncd mJku
..,hark' continue tu mcre.1">1.' J 1ih I he
I nda\ ..ind SaturJ,1v llelorc hciJd11ll!
h,1ck tu S 11. Diego. · -
C:.iltcn ha,.., 11.,hmg at Catalina 1'l:.111J ts
'll!uch lor angler' li!.hing ~t1111ger kelp. l m:
< 1lcller ul l'e\\ pon. hc.1dell Im l '\-lool
Uo\luO \VltJler u"cr lU CJt,llin.1 on ~k nt1,I\
.ind fl'>hcd (.hurc.h Rock, 1.1J..1ng ltm11' l ( ·
l.J llCU\ Ull .1nlhuv1e,, (Jlclkr, Liii a\ id lni.'.il
am~lcr, ... 11J thJl \\,tier conu111on, llll C.1lu·
llna \\ere IJnt .1,1 1~ Jlld th.it lisl11ng tur 1u11:1,
n1.1rlm, \ello·., 1.111 ;ind dur:.ido could e\plu\!i:
1.i11 the e.1'1 enl1 ul the 1-.lanJ .in~ d.i)
Thursday. July 8, 1993 U
Broncos lhrOttle
West Grove, 21-2
·1ot!N'IAI VALU:Y -Jes~
Collin pitched a one lutter, ~cnt
~ lor 4, and cured ft\C run) to
leal.I the Nc:\\rort H:irbor IJ:i\eball
1\sw 1.111on Uronco Dw1~ion All·
St:ir .. tu a 21·2 thr<i)hing of We:,t
GtU\t' in 1he opening round of 1he
1)1,11 ice I "J uurn:uncnt :it Mile
Squ<.1rc P.Hk ·•
Cul1 1n!l, 1 ru!ht·hJndc1 ... tru~k
out 11 Ill fhc: ,;nings ur \\Ork, l:ic·
Jo re the g.1111e. ""'' called b) the mefl) rule,
!he \\e:.1 Gn1,c hat came in the
l1N 1n11111~. and helped par~.1y
\\1th t\\u" ti""' 111 produ<:e the un iv
rut1• l•ll Cl')lllll •
( 011111 Jrll\c 111 l\\U run:. \•tlh
" J onublc:., "hllc: IJtctt Uakcr,
/..Jdl \\ell~ :im.I Jell Uurnctt al'o
'PJr}\Cd 1hc otkn')l\C: xsn,Jaught.
\\lt1ch 1ndudcll Iii run .. 111 rhe liht
thrc:c tn11111 '"
UJ...,CI •''-ru ..: ten >\llh h1.u
do.:ihles. fl•u1 RUI Jnd f~wt run,,
\\ 1111 \\'ell:. drll\..: m three: '' 1111
,,,.o double~ :1rnong h1> three h1h
U:irnt!ll JrO\c 1r three n.in .. "llh
a J·t.;11-3 pcrlu1 14 l1: "Ith ~tall
famc,011 unJ J1hh (1.11: m.111 iJild·
tng l\\U hll\ Jp1 \.\.:
'I he I\>,, 1' .1th, n c in. llle ~•i.:h1-·
tc 1m <.louhk·:l1n11nut1 •r 111.tr
n.1111l·n1 ti I rid.i. ~ .. 4;-; pm -"~c
•nu· wu nd \, vn tc t uCJlll'>l : " '' i
uer' 01 \'.\."\Inc: 1.Ln -s I ount;.i n \ u
It!\·\\ h1t11c1 1 l1° ~
•.The Co~ta Mesa Junior\ ( 13·
year-olds), under the d1rec11on of
Man.ager Mike Mooney, '"'Ill open
11s tournament play l'll ~aturdJ\
Jgain'>I Ocet11w1e\\ an a 3 p.ni.
in:uchup at Robin,.,,ood l 111lc
League.
41 st Junior Anglers · Tourney rolling NEWPORT EAST: 7-2 loss
• 1 he Co'>ta Me\a Senior) ( 14-
15} "111 take on Sc..a\lcw JI Y J.m.
Sa1urd.1y .11 Wc,1m11Ne r H1~h.
1 he) are l>cang mJnJgc:d b) Urrg
Carcerano.
SAILING:
From 61
ma"' art!n t the uni} bu.11' \\llh J
,hut at ''1nn1ng the "U.1rn Dunr,"
.m.uJed 10 the lir't to finl\h.
'llllce ... 1.1rt' ~\CfC h.1nd1c.1ppcd
\\Ith 'm..alla't bo.11 .. ,1,1r1111~ ,c,er.11
JJ\'!1 c.1rl1Cr than l.ITt.:t!r bUuh,
\C\er.11 Cla".; B b11.11,, mduding .
'c:1I U.1nh\ Pc:n11.H11111. .. 1111 haH' ·
,1 '!lhOI .ti l1rc,1:tu.fi111\h hlllll>r ,,
When l IJ''> U h(lJt' \IJneJ on
I rid.iv, lhc rhumh·llnc: cuuN! "a'
.1 clu\c re.1ch. <.1ml llllht bo.11,
''er.1~ed d\>'IC h1 10 male, pt!r
hour U} I~ tame Cl.1" .-\ ,1.1r1ed
llll Sa turd 1\, the "inJ h.1d 'h1hcJ
'l>urh. forcing the: m,1\i~ ll> , ... .i
"''''e h.1ulul lllr the: tm.t u.1~ of
t he rJ\.C
Lo,;il Ot),th .an: l \ ,,,H 1·. John
Dun.1huc. UC.' l I. ~5~ 1~11c, 1\1
I la" all, 1'1.:nu,/\/clll, l\e1I U.11 th.
'lH l, 1,377 m1Jc,, \n t 11 1.
Uou uc: (,j1b,\10 '>In C \\ OR~A.
1.512 nule,, //o/u.1. Ul .LL.e l.)u1n11.
~1 n c. 1.540 m11c ..... inJ r.1\1
D:1ncer, Unsee Chandler. !J's C.
t "i ,4 mile'~
I \\ll loc.11 c~l\u.tl 11e, hJ'e
.lire .uly come ha1. k. ll.11 lt."<JLllll.
Jhrbara Coh1llc'~ 11cw 'ichn'-J.. "°'·
dropped out \\Ith ruJdcr pn1hlcrn'.
Jlld ~1.inl11p. :..111\:J b} OJ\ e Oelu.
~1 1kc l::ll.1' .and Jell ~1hcr of D's (.
drupped uu1 "uh J torn 111a111,Jll
Ju/111 UrJ)tun's twntlng t'ulu11111
Upp<'.Jn tn tilt' U.1i(t />/lot <'H·ry
1Jwr. da)'.
llALUO.\ -I he 4 ht annuJI Junior \nl!fcr, I 11u1-
n :1mi:111 ho,teJ b) the Ualbo.1 Ani;ling Cluh, ''Ill n111
through Aul?_ m.
I here .ire l\\O ·•!o!e group~ -Jun111r' (throu •h 111
)e.tr~ uld) and e111or' (11 -15) ;\o pre·i1..i;1,11.111un"
ncec1.'JI), hut '"'hlll the l1rs1 l"h " "ughed, the '311-
tr.1 nt \\Ill be :l\J..ed tu 1111 uu1 .1 111r111 that ·"k' h>r ,1 J.
dres,, Jge, phune numh..:r :.111d 11.11ne.
\ISll ..accepted " l'l't llhc.: •11011 trnm J 'Put 111,h11tt!
1.rnJing J!l ru :!>pcm:,, \\etl!ht .and 11.1me In 1h" i..;i''-'·
the \\Ct~hmJ,ler 'huulJ 'll!U the "~•!!ht !i.hp and pl.1l~
II Ill thi.; tourn:11ne111 bll\ ur mall ,, lU the u.~lll\l,I An·1
gl1ng Club. \
I he :,1gn·u p \\l!ll.\h .. 1a1101h .11c 8.tlbu.1 Ant?hn l!
Cluh. Balboa; l).i,c\ \ Locker. B.1lh1>a; U.1kh \ I Jl'k~ •.
le, Nc'"f>Ul t Pier; fl,e\' port l a11J1n!!. Ua lN1,1, ,1nU An
glcri. Cent.er, "Zc" port lk.11..h.
I he fl')h eltg1ble for both mt.11\ldUJI <i\\,1rd, .1nJ 'J
11etv ;ire .1lbaco1e, h:trracuu.1. h.1~l> h.1nJ. c.1hc.o.
'PlHIC:J), s1r1pcd b"''· bl.1111111, l1>rh111.1, i..m 1J.\er (chin.1
'Pullan. )ellO\\flll), JurJJti. h.al1h111. m,1.,J..c1cl C,p.1111 .. h
.and p.1'"1fic). 'Jlmon. ''hllc wa h,,,.,, tun.1 111d \Cl·
km I .11 I.
F1i.h cl1g1hlc ll1r \;met)' lllll) .ue: \,1krn.1 •• 1hcl\lll.
hernnl!, linl! c,1J, ·tum n>J, tuil ''I.'\\ l11ll'l1,l1, ,hark
(I Ill onl~ ). :hcephc;iJ, 'kipJ.1..:k. melt, mulkl. bl11Ck·
\ll11lh, 'elll>fll,1. htJrJlt.,fi, ''-'lgo..1. c)p.tk)l'.'. lf:i11nu'IOl1
rockfoh and '"'"J d.1b.
hllrJnl' 1...111 \\Ill '"ith the l.1r1:c: .. 1 \\eH:h1111: t"h 111
.1n' 11,teJ 111 lhc: mdi' iduJI ~l\\.arJ, I he\ 111 "111 "'
lJl\.h111g the lllll'l \<.lflely of "'h. """ 1..•,1.:h 'Pelle~
t:OUlltln!-t l..llll.C
fhe \.Hitt\ 'Pn•e' nCt.:J 11,11 bi.. \\ttched, 1•111 lhn
'' '" OlU\I "·'' C' ,1 \\ e1gh1· ,ftp I 1 I kd Ull l \l,1I1111.! I he 'Pl:.
rn:,. ;ind 11 mu .. 1 he 'tgned II\ the \\C:ll?hm.l'ter 11r
per.,un 111 1.h.11t:l'.
I 11111111' '--Ill 11,h .111\\,her'-· 111 1he 1Kc.111 1•r .im
h.11 bor bct\\c\.'11 Poin t C11111.ep111rn 1n111lh) It• the: q,,
P.1rJllcl ('1.•uth) All 11,h n11i..1 he t.1kl'11 1111 .1 wd .111.t
1ccl .and the conte,1.1111 llllhl holJ hh ur her 1>"11
t.ickle
All fl,h 'ILc mu't l.l•lllllllll 111 the '·""' e,t,1t1li,h"J
.,, the C1lif11rn1a Dcp.irtrn\:nt ''' I 1,h .111d (iame All
l"h mu't \\et!!h at lc.1,t tllle puund 111 ,1rJer tn qu 1111\
for 111J1\ 1Ju.1I a" ard' .111J ill I ''" :anJ C'i.1mc l.t\\ ..
mu't be ohc,eJ
-
,\h ~hl HJ) l'lt Jnd Sumrncr D.l\" i'11 Newport
Bl'.llh ~ho" 1111 '>Omi..• of their l..1ll.h clurmg the
l'Jrh portion of the 41 ,1 Ju nior nglcr' Tour-
n.tml•nt, !>punsur1.·J 1'y thl' U.1lbu.t Anglin~ Club.
I her"· 1, .1 high bm•.111d l11i.:h l!lll 111 b111h .11.!t! l!l1•11p
·-.11.:-g11111:' h1r ti:.: I trl!c't 11u111t•1.•1 111 •pn1c' 01 l1 •h
I hl'.rc ,., .1 llr't .11111 .,1.1.111i.! pl.1,·~ !.H hc.1\11.·,1 11,h t:t
the 1nd"1Ju.tl \ ·' "I' 11c •01.' l .1d1 '"lltll.'r l\lfl lic
1111111cU, 111 '" 1 tr 1pll1~'
Uc\ldc, tr1lph1e,, 1he11. "Ill Ii\.' 1,1,f,, ICl'h, 1,1,J..k.
b1l.ll P•"'e' JllJ nli.111~ tllh1.•r prtlP ,l\,11l,1blc
F,>r .1JJ111011.tl ~11furm.111.i11 p!t11111: J ~"' \ppi: 1~·11
•t the U1lb111 ,,.\n~llll!; < lt.b .11 I l·O o·~ h•l 1 t111m
1111\111·5 p Ill. d 111\
From 61
·u i e 'trong pitchinl!, 11 1. •r 't;" ·
i •11 ~ dSI, "'.:: 10 the l>M I I .;<;
I 11urn.1mcn1 (1pc:nC"r .11 lur11,
I 1dll
I he: hl\.JI IC.lm Oil\\ l•m.:-tht·
1 ncll\ 1Jhlc 1,1,k ol h.I\ llli: to put
iogct her .10 e11?hl ·cJml'. 11 innani:
,1 re.1k to "-tn the 1ourn.11ncn1
fhc nc'l.l 1c ... 1 "Ill C• •!Ill' Su11Ja,
1:it ~-3<t agam'r .• 1 "l'P' 11cn1 th.ii
•\Ill he detl'm1intll 111 r.l." \ml
.tdl l!UOH; IT1lll) tin· p •1111 1111 Jpr
'l "P•Ht I J\t "Ill be .a 'lldden·
Ul'dth ' 111.11 \II
\"l'IJlll \l 1• .1g:r \Im I em·
m1;rm m hri'-q, tllll r 11 J the J.1d
th.11 'c"r11rt I .1 1 \a' la1..:J "•th
'Ul. h .1 b1~ 11h,l,101. k In lh <lpt!nlllC
i!t1n11..·
I h1' 1' till" 1c,1m thJt '4on thl'
• 11,un,1mcn1 I 1,t •c.·.ir md the\
\\l'fl' rel\J!lllJl~ .1 '-'' lpl( 11t ktJ,,
l emmerm.111 •,11J 'l t 1mh J1d ~c.: I.tel' J \t:r. g1..1t•J tedm. but .11"'
111 t'\Cl'Jlcnt p11chc:r '
1 l'mmam n d1dn 1 hlamC' the
1111.nmc: nn h1' tl'arn', Jltll·r•. nol·
Ill,!?.· I th1nJ.. v.e were rc<1J~ 111 pla)
. 1nn1~h1
'>•lUlh \fr.,,11.1n \ 1c10 I!< 1 • the
1ump cin 'c" ~1rt l:.1't, .ind ,1.1n·
in~ p11'"hcr 1-m \\ 1e1horn. qu11. I)
\\'act horn. 14 Im hJJ pitched .1 11\1
hutcr JU'I l14 U ''·'rt' prc\111u'h
"''' .1 chance h11 Jnoth er un the
11r,1 p11ch 01 the: ~.1m1..·
\ 'lnl!k dtlUDk .ind \\:ilk t1lh:d
I l h.1 ... ,, \\1th ont• ••111 "hen rtl!ht'
tiddlr K'Jn Bn"'n 11111.•d .1 k1111i
Lim.: lhJt ._<:pt 1.urnin • .md ltn.111~
.le.ired the: k ll·fll·ld lenl.l' tor 1
i.:r.1nd ... 1.1m
't;"port l J,t tned h l!ll l-.tlk
Ill I h\. 1! • .tn1e IO I(' Jvll 11( I hl I tr\I
1nn1n' \~1th 11-. uul. "'alk' tCJ 1'
Harpa an,i :-..: lit I emmcrman <.1nd
o1 "~IJ pat h 'PUt runner ... 211 'ccomJ
and 1luro
\\ reth rn' h11: •rn 1 I "'"''
•J 1•1.:J t•\ p td1cr M.1t1hl·"' 'ltnlk·
r,,11), ""' <: 1u(!ht 11.Hplr 1 run·
Jp" 11 ht.:'" ccn 'Thud 111d h1lm1.:
I f.trpcr '' ,, l11~cJ t ut "hen hl'
fll ... e h •r the pl;ik ••
I 1d, Z.urill1 th( 1 llnlkd a 'in~k
up thl n ithlk t1> '-'' e .l c111111c:r
111.1n \ p "'nl h 11 r lll r11nncr' I
'l'u ind .111J 1hmt. but thl r.ilh hi·
11n111n .1 ~rc1unlk1 to 'Ll"l.•nJ h he
It '4C eel 1 1.;ouplc rn11rc run•
th.11 ann111g, 11 ,ould he a Jtllcn.·n1
i!:Jrlll:.' 111tc:11.:d \Ian I cmmcrma1
"h1l then .S''""cJ ,ome ot ihl
r•"tll'C" frnm tlw gt1ml·. ·1 du.1
think "" fl:l\c.t \Cr~ "'ell Jc:ft•n·
•1-.:ch \\.l 1dcJ propcrh to tht.:
'11u.i11,,n, ind h.1llenecd thl·m on
I ht; I'> 'V'
"''ult• \1 "11,1n \ t\.' o pu ... tica
'. H 1 thrt:l niun.: run• ui the tifth
1nn111c. 1.1.h1lc H;irpcr.., run·,c.;•Jn nv
'Incle IU 1Cntl'f :sddc<l ~C'WJ")(lrl
l-.1,t ' final· run in thc tlnttom 111
1he l111h
M.111 M ,1r ... h II t1u Da'" lttt
tadd i:.1ch ijtkhcJ "ell m r\..ht•f IOI
'c.:"r">rt l ::,1,1. "•th c.1d1 ticinc
lreJ111;J '41lh, nc ,,,1rl·lc" innanc.
\oJ c.1c:h \\II hl ·'' 11lab!c for
p11c.h1n~ Jut\ in '\n"purt l ,,.,,.,
llt:\I g.tnh
lhmeH·r. II irrcr. 111'11• "''" unL'
01 the.-._n prt,hl r• "'' th<" L>vdl!·
l'f' lhlTIO_!! th<." 11."ful..ir '1."cl'••n ·llHI
their run •11 the d1..,tr1('t', f Our•
11 1mcnt ''' < h11m1'11.'0' title ... 111
1101 pllt.:h 111 th h•urn 1111c111 iluc: 111
d '"rt: clt>11"'
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
PUBLIC NOTICE Sf AH: Of. CALIFORNIA BERYL KLING , De-PJ iJ '•I>' ' c""'·•mdl•on or d0<1I Adrr n.slr•tton or Es tloner: suo1ec1 ptoperty •s St0t· The n.l"I" •nd bus• .. ~SS LUCERO SILVA HER· FERNANDO SILVA HER AS PEA MAP RECORDED c:••••d. -..i 11 Oy 111e ~uperior Co..n 1;11es Act (Th•s <1utnon1y •qe SD.ice No 9318 S.a YOU ARE IN DEFAULT IN BOOK 7 PAGE 25 OF N A 187830 h•es rllf'lt~ o~tat.ng•nd \llJ ll a'IOWlhepersonalrep-MICHAEL AVFYOERT· n M °'' H 'pat11 address~oltheboyt"fa•t NANDEZ, e m inor NAN OC:Z ANO ELENA
UNDER A DEED OF MISCELLANEOUS MAPS :OTICE OF m.i nlen 1nce upenscs, re:.enLJ~ve 10 take many NER, 4340 CAMPUS ~~~Wl'~~ ,:ih s':::t N-Jameio ~v·d Re1ed, I" c:h11d. MERCADO TAVIRA 771
TRUST DATED M•rc:h IN THE OFFICE OF THE INTENTION and p1f'mums on msur· 8Cl1ons w1ll'lou1 oblanng DRIVE, SUITE 100, pott Buch, Calolorm~ s~~nc~o 9Clnc:, -~°'Pl> CASE NO. A1&8959 Scon Pl U 7, Costa"'-"
28 t990 UNLESS YOU COUNTY RECORDER OF nee .:i tep1,1bto 10 the pur court approval Before Jail· NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92663 ~s raM.eJ 67~ eE p:~~ ORDER TO SHOW CA 112647
TAKE ACTION TO PAO. SAID COUNTY TO SELL REAL tM~e•. $1\''I bt' prorat.O 1"9 cM.irn very lml>Qf1ani 92&80 (7141852-8400 The publtc: •uctton w>ll be Co~st Highway i :!95 CAUSE FOR CHANGE P u blished Newoon
TECT YOUR PROP· Property 8ddrtss IS pur· PROPERTY AT ~-. Ol lh d3le of recording ctions, however. lhe pef· PuOllshtd Newport m.tdt lo s:ihsly lhe hen fOf Long Be er CA 90803 OF NAME 8~.:teh CO'lla Mf'n 0 ~
ERTY, IT MAYBE SOLD ~~09k~ S~Nori°! N~~.l~:T~S~~~EBY ~~ c~7~(i~~ciecc!~:~1n~I ~::.,;~~:s::11':t~! ~ Beiich·Co,111 Me*? O;i•ly ~~o::,?:edol ,~'en•b~~:i The asuls lo be sold art NA~EJ"g'O~l~i1:1 ~~~. Prlot J~ 17 ;>4 Ju') 1 I
AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF ST A EE T, N EWP o RT Cil\IEN that on or alter July convevanrc. 1ton5ole1 1.1•es 1n1cres1ecl persons unless Pilot July 6, 8, lJ, l993 w/ls d,.posit:O gy itomas g::,,~ h;:, O!i":.::ne~~ NAN OEZ AN O ELENA 1993 •
YOU NEED AN EXPL,A. BEACH. CA 9266:). 2.), 1993. at tho .Odtes.s ol ,ind Jnv 111.0 in~uJ.lOGa Pol lht>y hJVO w;i111ed..ru>1tce oc TUTh296 L L~better 11111 Tom l.lod• Ind cert n cnerar int n MERCADO TAVIRA ON 0(; ~ l
NATION OF THE NA· The undersigned Trvsteo Galvin A Koene, AllOfnc'y icy 5hJ0I t>t• at Ille •~iwnse consented lo lh• proposed bent'f with Seaclrtfj:...Mobtle •Oles and e~e loc.:ittd 111 HALF OF MINOA CHILO
TURE OF THE PRO-d11cilltm1 any rrability IOf •l Law, 1750 Wh11her Ave , ol the pur\.11.li.ot acl•on I Tho tndepefldont PUBLIC NOTICE Home Parle ~199 A·2 Air L P °' LUCERO SILVA H(R PUBLIC NOTICE
CEEDINO AGAINST any lncofreC1noss of lhe No 29, Costa Mesa, C.Jl1 The P'.Opcny IS lo bo IOhJ 8dm1rnslra11on euthon•r, Will NOTICE OF The IOlal amounl du• on Costa Mew. ~92~6 NANO(l HAS,HAVt f"ILEO 20t&4e
YOU YOU SHOULD sl/oel address end other lornla, th~ under11gnod on an as is basis, except be granted unless an ntor· PUBLIC SALE this property, lnc:IUdlng es-The business n.ime us9d A PETITION FOR AN Flc:tltlous • common dtstgnallon II ONn Ci1vans. as e1ecv10t for lolltt, .Ind lhe undt'I· estcd person Illes an ob-llmated costs. e11penses b the sellt-r at lh<'ll loca ORO ER TO CH AN Ci E CONTACT A LAWYER. any, shown her.,n or the esl3te ot lht abov• si9ncW l'O'>erve~ the right lo ll'Cl•on lo the pohlion and NOTICE IS HlRC:BY and advances AS ot 1'le ~ t The Garve Cnm NAMES FROM LUCERO BuslneN Name NOTIC~ OF The total amovnt or the roomed dececleN. w1h sotl tl'1ec1 <lny and au b•ds shows good cause "'!hY the GIVEN pursu nl 10 Bua.· date ot tile pul>Hc salt. is an ~ 31~9 A 2 YA•r ,, SILVA HERNANDEZ TO LU Statement
TRUSTEE S SALE · unpaid balance of tho obll· at pnvale ule to tho hrgh D•ted: Jun• 2 t, coun should not gt ant the ;:s and Professions Codo S2,753 33 The •uc:tion w.11 eoo~ Or C01r>t.1 Mes.a ~A CEAO SILVA ME: RCA DO • Tho I ng ~ "''-""~
UNDER DEED gallon aecuttd by lht est and best net bidder, 1993 au1no1•1Y hon 2l707 lhlll lhe 1"' bo m~e '°'tho purpose of 92626 11 1s horeb\f oroered th.ii dOtnq O..\.· u• u JD;;;
OF TRUST p!Opof'ty to be aold and sublec:t lo c:onlt1m1111on by Do•n Givens Ellecu-A HLARING on lhe pell 1'7"'9 doscn~ r opony satrstying ll'lo hen on tho Tho .,,lte•pal~ dllt ol .ii ptnons 1n11tost., in 535 .Ar•on So.~"""'a. ~""rr
TS No. e11ee ruson•blt Hllm•led '!~ :uupenor ~oundrt •11 tor of the Estate of Vlr· tru'st~ ~~~~ 1°.!'s ~~ :~bt~ .f!e i.,kea~:~~e pf'Ol)et'ty, 1ogethtt with the the bl.Ilk u.e cs Auqu 1 31 th•• matt« •Pi>ear o.toro 1ss. Cost.a Mua C A L-n No costs, expenses •nd •d· r.. • e, 1n1eres • es 1 1 8 K 11 D · hold 1 °' cost or the sale 1993 111 the on.ce -of Clark• 11111 cou11 1n O.par1mont ti6.."6 • vancos is S43J 700 99 I.lit ol Aid doc:edenl at lho 9 n • • ng, • in Dept 70J located at 341 er •• pu tC auction to D•ted· July 7 1993 M In 6~00 E No 703 of tho Oranoe Trnns •c DeY..i ~1 NOT~~37t:!2bt Said sale wtit be mado, llma of Mf dHlh, and ell c .. Hd THE. CITY DRIVE. ORANGE lh•h h:gh1•!:ru.b1dder lo~ SE.ACLIFFE MOBILE j,~,7~c0::"~ 'n95. County Supemw Coon •t Comp v, C tom;., 11 oo_y given bul w11hoUt convtoMt or right, llU.. and mlllf0$f the O•lvln R. Keene, ~t-CA 92668 US · " I money o Lon Beach CA 90803 tho addtes.a s"°""' at>olfo Crensh .,., B<V°M'"ll•CI lhat CAL FED SER\11CE w111aoty expreu °' trn-estate has acqulr~ by op-tomew et Lew t 750 IF YOU OBJECT TO tho the un11ec1 S~tes. °' • HOME PA.AK Th 9 bulk on A st 3 11193 .i 2 300 T ormno CA
COOPORATION, • Cahfor-pl·ecl ,.O.voing IJIJa, po• •·••ton of law OI olheno.lse, WhlttlOt' Ave. No. 29 or.intong ol lht pchl«>n, you casli Cf s cl!Odl P•Y•bl• lo •w: Unda J. L••t•r, c!..1 u .. ;s Ml~ o·ctock~ m i.nd .~ lrf'd Th·• bur. n~u IS COi) ~ COfl>Ol'•lton, as trustH. aossion °' encumbf'anc:.a 1n Md 10 that cer\llt'I prop. ' • r.hovld •PPUr at Ute heat· SHchlle Mobile Homo Awtherlaed A .. nt tor to oma n Ofm 1 • ducteo by • corporft'~"
:>I SUCCOSSOf ltUSIOO, Of 10 s.lliSPy lho lndeOlednesj erty localed 1n lhe City ot c;~t~e~:u, C~ 9t~~2:I 1nq • IOJ St.lie your OI>-:.i~lll'k (P•!~~~ al lomt 2~1 s .. c:ll"e MM ... Hom. ~~~~•I Code Section :::: n::.' wttC::'::· ~·= The 1tg1111an1jr.) COITI s.ubslotuted ln.ISIH pursu-secured by a.tid Deed, In-Cos~ Mou. County ol Qr. one. 1ect.on1 or Me wnttl'n ob-• on """'"'•y. July • P•ril . b th nimo '°'change of name ShoUld mcioc~ to l•ll"!!\itct buSi
an110 tho Oood ol Trust e11 cllldrno lllt IH Md ex •"99· Sla1t ol Cal1fOfNi1 94~..-1oci.ons .,., in tno COYrt be 1 at 10 00 • m •I thO Cont11et· T1mottiw v .!i ~n:' :d•eu e ol lhe not be grant~ ne s ~u llV r1Ct1t10U1
.Culed by EDWARD Cill pcinse ol lhO trusteo and of dtsc:nbed •s foltows . Publtshtd Newport IO<t lhe ,,..,,,og Your l'J> lo4JO¥r~ loattton. CCIM l7 t4) 432 .. 700 • poraon ,. h wflOt'n cl ma It la tUIVler Otd«~ mat a B'°'~"e 1 N """'') llJIPll
DATED Maren 28, 1m I.ho tl\l5la c:n1.itoo by .. ,id lot e. of Tr11et 138.2, as Beach Coslll MttJ 0 'Y pe~r.nce may be in person Th• '°'" Entrance lo "' 11 0 copy of th•• Older to ano-aoo..e on 0&>16<82
RECORDED: April 2, 1t90 dooo. idlliOCts thOf'etJn-POI' Map rocOfded IO Boot. Pilot July I 2 0 1991 Ot by your anomty S4.tlte 205, (Second Floor), Pubhshtel Newport ~ boCI !" is:"'" In nu.. be publlsheO In Trens lte 0. DIN'M
BOOK dtr, wilh Interest ii pro-42, Page J . or M1scel• ' ' ' thM If YOU ARE A CREDITOR 17002 lrvtne Boulov•td, BHch.Cosla Mesa 011~ 11~,00-E ~ tic OAJLY PILOT • ~P*P9f CO!T'p.;my R~.11 p PACiE vtded th-n •nel tho un-laneous Maps RecOldS of 01 a con~ent crecl•IO< OI f\1$1in C 1•l0<n.11 92680 Piiot July 0, IS, 1993 suranct, llO ol al ' fQ.Wl 0,:et" r °'
INSTRUMENT NO 9(). jNld pt1nclpai ol the note o ... noe eoun,Y. CalolOfnla PUBLIC NOTICE lh• deco WO, you muat file ~·d s 1• IS lo be hold Th06S ~: ~~ ~.j0~ ~~ ~~" c:;tyl)4.I~ Ii<*
171752 In the Otl.c• of Ille MCured by taid dHCI wtlh Tho propeny Is a "nglt Y~' Cf<1"'1 "-•lh lho court without covenant or wt•· _ d , 1 least .......,, 1 •1~ l hit s 1lllft'Otlt '"'" liled
Recorder ol OAANOl k'lt•"t tn.feon u pto-1.,,,.1y ros1donc:o, and It 11 BSC 1eee o.lnd m111 •copy to tho per· ran1y u to po1soH.c>n, 11. PUBLtC NOTICE ~~u :!'A~~ ct,~•~· • ...,,~ to""'"' ino Couritf C•n. Cl County, C.i1rom1t1, on<l s>ur· Yldecl In said Nolt. comltlonly known •• 2571 NOTICE OF aonAI re~tHntallv• •P-n~ng encumt>f~os, '!! ----wNch 11 tho t>usmo'u d• • in. dwy °'Cho no.nnq Ota"Ott COVl1(r on J JO 1u11n1 10 the Nol~• ot De 0 1 d· J ... 1 1993 Wos1m1nstor Av• Coslt Pl!TITION TO !»rited by the coun w•thln ot ..... nor1sa on en H is , na110343e Y o·•T• 1 1 lautt and C:lcchOll to Se• • • • '°''"' • Mesa, C;ahlomil ' lour months rrom thtt d:ite ''wtiert 1s" basis Tho prop-HOTICI! TO IMfore the saio dai. PtO .,. .. 1 JUN 14~ t••:a ,575640 lhertunelor CAL FED lllRYICI! The sale Is subject to cur ADMINISTER ol first '"su<V\Ce ol ltners eny ""hlCh will bo IOld 11 CRC>ITORS OF fled abovt JUL•l "OBINION, l'\;Oh1Jl u Nit ""8H(h
AC:COROEO ftbtuMy 18, CORPORATION, ea rtol t.1ttoa. covenants, coo. WOL~~w:.c:r~~LI! u prOV1utd in soction 9100 dt!ICllbed llS lollOws din eUllC SALi! D•ted .hltf 2 , t993 COMMISStON!A OF C u M~ 0:! PllOt '.,,,.;y
1993 TNat-, "°""Ot'tr Cel d•llons restrictions rtser· ot the Clllrlom11 Probate lnQ tlblo and ch11f'5, l1ft (ll!CS •104 O. Thom•• Fleml"9 TH• Sup I! RI o R O tA Y
3 BOOK '•cl EnterprlHa e c ... va1Jon9 nghcs nohts ol CAS• NO. •t&92tt Code fllo lime IOI hhng )acltots: mllnno ong1ne , ma• • • Jonea, hft, Slm.-on COURT I I~. '2. 19 199
PAGE· lrornl• Corp., I 5700 way, ~nd HHmOnls ol To 611 hotra, bonvhcl..vrtt 'ct.urns ..... 11 nol e•ptrt ti.-MO !•an1tn1e.slon, .. botll •tos U.C.C.) .. Abbott, Attemer-.. , r-::================"':06::i7 fp,jSTRUMt NT NO 9~ Wllal\lre Beuleverd rK')(d crtd1IOfl. con11ngon1 tredl l0te rour montl'lt rrom tho 1ack11; boat ropoa, bolll ~row No. (NIA) Cl•rlle • Merine 1,..
098084 ot anld Oltleial L An lo CA eoo:ae Bids Ot oilers 1,0 lrMtod 10111, •nd 1>9ften• w110 m.1y heating data noticed hffcsefs, etectnc:, 1eo cream Not~ 11 ho•tby 91ven to euninc:e
Records, will SELL on Au-,:• "') .~ •• '°' Hid property and mutt othtn1<1M be 1n1tte1ted 1n aoow ''"101, ch>ldttn 1 •ova. 15 cred11ora ot tho w11h1n P bl h d N oust •. 11193 at I .30PM, 111 '" .. 2.z209 bt In wn1ing and moy be lht w•I Of late, °' both YOU MAY EXAMINE tho uses lu.1 lldd111YN, o•tt· narlled Hiler th., a bulk u Is • ewport
IN THE LOBBY TO THl 8 r I L I Z A • • T H dtlive~ to tho ••tculor of WOLCOTT A NOOll fr ~tpl by Ill• cou11 If you CIM b*e, m.nno c•rbur• Ult II abOu\ lo m•Clt o1 0.Kh Costa Mesa 0.ty
8UILOINO, 601 SOUTH MME'KA. ..... TANT petSOt\.rly OI IO ltle •d· A P£T1110N h. I t>ffn ••• person lntOf'OSttd In tor, •NOntd m•nno PM'S. lht Ulttl dHCtlbtCI '"°'"""'" ,.,
l£WIS STRtET. ORANGE. IECRETMY dttH or his •llornty. f.I~ by MAAIANNl FAA tt\o e &alt. yov may Ne boa I t H lung: rn11cal· belO'# ~
CAllfOANIA ll put>loc llUC· TAC71MI Oalv1n R KHno, 1150 Rf Ll 1n \ht SuponOf COUtt ... m lhO COU•I • ll)tmll A• Ian~ Cloh:'Y. 2 lugg• Th• Nw°l'H tlnd buainau _________ ,
Uon, IO In. htQhMt biddtt Publlaheel Newport Wh•tllOf A\19 , No 2?, co ta of Clllllorn11, Coun~ 01 OR quest tor Special Nollco 01 MU. ~411\trt OI 1teroo 4 ~, ..... ol tno Ml9f Mt PU9UC NOTICI =. c:"1a~·=·i:.-u: 8tach.Cos\.t ,,.... Daily ::-ln~;~:m;.-l(c: ~y.:: "m1e. PETITION requctll ~~ ~=-:'-': .:~tory =-:-~~-=~ ~~:. f ;';.~c~::·o:~ S"""80R COURT
Unttotd $\It .. ). ... rlghta, Pil04 Jul~ •• ts, u. 199.) Clttk °'the Superior Cour1 .,,., MARIANN FARRCU •ti.I Ot Of llrl'ly ~"°" OI •tow. Nabonal Geograpn. Cotti ...... CA t2L"t OP~
lltle ane1 lnltt.-t. tomle'fOd ltlOG3 111 any 1omo att01 .no '"" o. •ppolnlod •• '*"° • c.ount as rrovtd.o in a , bO••• o1 OtcS ,,..~. Tho 1<>1»1-on in fomoa couwn OP ~• to anel no.., held oy 11 pul>locat-on of lhll not>« repttMn~tove IO am<nia MctiOt'I t250 of tho C '°'' buni1>9f, ~ latjda1. ). of"--dWtl •~ ~ ailt n. ,,__ ...._
undtr uid o..o In tho Muc NOTICE and btl0te 11141 m•k•ng °' 1 , 1~ "' •or.,,. a • na.e l"fobt•e cooo A ~ ...,... bhe, P' cans. ot IM Ml« i.· """'° • P.O • ._ t4nt • ptoptrlty ... v.tled In Mid tho NIO 04lnt Q11t1 t IOI' PfoCUt1 No4ict ench.)f W1d Ch• I IOOI •bOOtt •
County and SUie end do CMttOtW Tho t9mla and COOlloliON THC! PETITIOH ~""tt form la av. t)la 1tOm lhO "Y 1U l(!ftl; At .0 OT Ute.._, ~ C • ......
ten bad .. tollowa ASS(!~ 8UPllRIOR COURT ol ""'° C."1 or P#'1 C41111 IN dKedont. WILL end C0\111 ~ ~ ' pino 2 °"* ~ N!l'Na ~ .. ,., •n
SOR I PAACE'-NUMBER Oft "T..-8TAT8 OP and p.n crecM ttte ,..,.,,, ~.if l/l'IJ, be a llld • Attet"My fM u-. Petf. w • • I u MfftNt llWd by ... • ,,. llATTm OP
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lOT 11 IN DLOCI( M OF T .. COUllTY •ble IO tr!e uode11igned ,,,,., COG!cill et• ·-s ELL . ror. ... 0-9'ldl ..... c...... nm f;A~~:~AfH .cg~o~ ••• ::=::.IA. =:,:.'Cr='~ ~·"'th•::;,, In VI• l)Ol1 .,/ : ;;.. or 91~·-~ r.J:.:~-;~ ':.
GARAGE SALE
HINTS
'Befor your garage sale
set up a cfle k-out
tand complete with
hange and a calculator.
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PUIUC llOTICU
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MAltOI LAWM-
MOUNf OLM ~·McwMry
C"-C* • er.m.ary
Stn111g AU Faulu"
1625 Olsler
Costa M ...
540-MM
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STIRTllG I IEW BUSllESS??
The L.9gal Department It the Piiot la
pleaaed to announce a new Hrvtc. now avalfable to new bualneuee.
We wlll now SEARCH the Mm~ for
you •t no extra charge, and eave you
the time and the trfp to the Court
Hou•• In Santa Ana. Then, of COUrM,
after the ... rch la completed we Wiii
file your ftctttfoUI bu..,_. Mme
statement with the County Ctertc,
pubflth C>nc. a week for four WMka
u required by law and then flle your
proof of publ~ ~ County Clerk. •.
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Pleue atop by to ftle your fictttfou•
buelnna atatemn at th• Piiot Legal
Department, 330 West Bay, Costa
M ... , Callfomla. tt you cat\lnot 11op
by, plHM call ua mt (71•) &42,..321,
Extenalon 315 or 316 and we Wiii
make arranQementa for you to handle
thl• procedure by mall.
If you ahould have any further
question•, pie... call u1 and we wlll
be more than gtad to usltt you.
Good Luck In rour new bualneul
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Newport Buch/Costa Maa Dally Pilot Thursday • .:Julye, 1993 H
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Dow To Plaee 11----NEWPORT cosTA MESA 26241--,...---1·----BUSINESS Pe, ltSONAlS 3002 MEMBERSHIPS ~1 ifj d Ald HOUSES/ BEACH 2169 APARTMENTS COMMERCIAL OPPORJUNITY '-' ass e i. CONDOS liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil EASTSIDE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE 2904 Mel whlle YOY were 1nli6iiCiiYiiCiiiiMiiiieiimiibiieriisiil'liilP
I FOR RENT E•ec Harbor View • Back J3ay Chicago for Class r• $500. over transfer Bl' PHONE: 714 l4Z•!!!'.•7 Ill'•--·---1BR 1BA, sml backyd union. "Twins from
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'"' Twnhm, 3br+ family $635 No pet 645-1631 SICUU YOO" FUTURE Texas .. 409/560-3166 costs (904) 336-0295 rm, IOts of upgrades. F it L /H h / alter July •th' B" VJSFrWWG OR U an 1950sf. $1900 mo. EASTSIOE COlTAGE ROOMS 2706 BUSINESS OFFICE ' 0 •Y era ey TABLE FOR SIX I-=--.,.-~-:-----• aa al~ n~: 31~21-5560 2BR 1BA $850 w/d iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mars. New typo vend-Successful a Ingles Doctor wtahea to ac-330 W B S CODONA · FOR RENT 2769 Ing mac hines No sell· h h quue NJ>' Beach C C. · ay treet S\ ~ec home 3B d hkps. yd, encl gar. CdM Rm/Ba. aome ong. PfT gross $2800/, meet.I~ eac ot er 11)emberah1p Pb c.11 Co11 ta Meaa, CA 92627 DEL MAR 2122 loft. new p·aint,r, PC:: 180 E Wilson 828-1473 k1lch pnvs. Ellec• hm, mo. Ellpanslon hnanc-. Call 1·800-TABLE-4-6 854-7141 or 854-7100
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii gated, view. Harbor Eaatald• Cottage comm pool. Near UCI. EXECUTIVE SUITE In Ing avall. lnvst. req'd. (Corner or Newport Blvd. & Bay St.) Charm o .. or•: ocn Hiii. S4JOQ/(TIO 250-4200 3BR 1BA, gar. encl S495 Incl ul. 721·1615 Newport Center. view 800-821·8363 ------------------...
Ysrd w/d hkup $925 of1lce/1umlshed $100 DO IT YOURSELF IDEAS l"llASSIFIEQ_HOURS•. vu, fr ctyd/woodsy FOR LEASE: 3Br 2Ba y • Ellcluslve Balboa Penln. wt<. and seen service ·------I • • "' -encl backyard on cyn. w/lof1, 2 patios, steps No pets 722-8294 lrg rm w/pvt entry .. No avail-tree coffee, fu, A READER SERVICE Of THIS NEWSPAPER r,lephont Sam • 5:30pm Monday-Friday Wd firs, fr drs. shttn. from beach on bay-EASTSIDE smoking, no cooking. gr8 loc.atlOn. 2nd ol-ANNOUNCEMENTS den{d~ rm/3-4 BA. aide. 548,..589 Country Woods $350/mo 67S-3391 fie• avail: S200 mo.. •••••••••I Walk-In 8:30am-5:30pm Monday-Friday $2600 mo 673-9291 l·Ud--1-le-3-.-3-,-a--Lg 1 loll bdrm, $695. ~su T~ (I• 750-1313 o s • • m rm. No pets. 180 21st St. HOTELS ..... ...., DE a RLfNES Charml~ beaut elegant redec. 2-car gar. ~ home. hdwd nrs, frpls. $2, 100. 310-277-1583 646-1164 or 645-9543 & MOTELS 2718 EXECUTIVE SUITE LOST & 'londay ......................... Friday 5:30pm 2Br 2Ba $1800. 3Br can owner af1er 6PM. •FREE ciiLEl!•l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil near JW Airport. NB.
T da Mo d 5 3(, 3Ba $2200. 434-4976 ... Udo Penlnaula• 1~drm, clean, pool-COSTA MESA MOT<m INN $250 mo-to-mo. Free FOUND Ut' )' ....................... n ay : pm .. side gated lndry rm pkng. furn. voice mail, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
d T d Corona Hlght8ftda Harbor Vlew·Pvt Bch • • ' low daily/wkly, $99 & ti t i 'tdne ay .................. ue ay 5:30pm Quiet cyn charm, Lux Wtrlmt 1BR s1200 close 10 bQh, schls & up, top loc. next to rec•~~ co ·~· c;>"d FOUND July 5th at Bal·
J d d t W d d 3 30 frplc, lg deck, wdod 873-e030 Mon-Sat. shops. 842·"58 golf c<>Yrs, e , 645-4640 rm. · copier, e boa Bridge · Child's n epen '" ~.......... e ne ay : pm u P k D 0 36 2B Ell, UPS, notary, secty atuffed grav ra•
d W d d 30 firs, pool, 2 car gar, 7t0 do ar r. l r ll upper, new nr11.r-rALS TO avail. Also $100/mo bit, looks well loved. Thur ay ........ w...... e ne ay 5: pm now paint/cpl, mint LOXE 3Br 2Ba nr beh, crpl/pnt, nice noeiQh· J\£n .& .non.-offlc •. with all Found with blue Pez.
F d Th d 5 30 cond 2BR 1BA $1700 brhd nr everything. su11nr 2724 633 ri ,ay ...................... ur ay : pm 760 1·....... 551 .. 993 AC. Ip, wet bar, lg kit, S850/mo. 893_1845 ~ above services. • Call 840-0334 f -_... or ..., ~-car gar. Quiet. very iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 9550. Al Quinlan ~eturday ....................... rida) 5:30p m Custom turn-key furn clean. Lse. 675·7130 •MOVE·IN SPECIAL! 2 Rooms In •BR h:se,I••••••••• FOUND: BIKE
GE ERAL POLICY 26r 2Ba concto. lovely NEWPORT TERRACE Garage lg 2BR tBA on Peninsula, close to BUSINESS •-There is • bicycle In pal.lo, pool, nr beh 2BR 2\hBa, gar. viow, nu cpt. OIW. storage. bch, nk:el .Jeff • ore Q tho Lost and Found at R.ir and duJJ1m. art aubJt<I tn tha~ .,1hout S l750/mo lse, Sl950 no pets. S900 .. de . $725/mo 840-2495 54S-8584 H/63l·7307 FINANCE lhe NB. poltee Sta·
nolltt T~ publt.ha menu thf ~111. to etntor. short term. 760'l187 • Avl 8/1. 645-9219 Move-ln •• Onlv $SOC> AT THE BEACH Npt :~· !1 !,~k~~~; ~~
trrluuh, ·rout or rtJtct an~ claud1td Lg 2Br 2B:i, frplc, cpl, Nwpt Shra 3BR 2BA. East~~cf~ ~~u;'~ In Shores. 2 rms avail!••••••••• Thank you 673-6276
••htrll•rmtnt. Plu~ rtport an' trron that may hr stove, frig, s~I gar, f/p, patio. gar. comm 8 Ov•ot Complex. No now: $325/$375. Ga-BUSINESS L t 1 A 93 1n \our cluuf~ ad 1mmtd11td, 11\( OaJv Pilot & .w/d hkups. $1125 + pool, tennis. No pets pets 831.a427 rago. M/F ~75 OS ...-~ lnde-pn.knt ac«pu no habtlitT for •n• tm>r m dep (310)439-9797 $1400 yr1y 650-8145 ' CdM 3Br 2Ba beach-OPPORTUNfIY lab-Doberman mix
an 1d,m1tt11Knt for •luth 11 m.& hf rctporu16k. l.9 2BR. den, 2BA dptx, POOL, spa, 2 trplc, •Br. 1 BR~r~~~.T~a':n5 cings. clOse hse. Lg rm/pvt 2904 Black w•th tan feet.
1 h ( b t U .... b w d hkup, dbl gar, w/d , $2450/mo incl .,. ba, gar, w/d . SSSO, avl wnrte star on chest, 1 nttpl 1or t t toll o I t 1paet at ua t OC'cup..,.. ~ & 1 encl gar, dlw. N/pets. 811 . Mark 6191673-5292 blue eyo/I brown eye. th.-error Crtdu can onlr hf allo•td for the lint lrplc, new cpt $1200· lawn poo mainL $705/mo. 642-7142 $ h" t tall h d 673·2360 or 650-3801 1518 Anfta Lane NB blk from be1teh, 300.$500/WEEK w .. e •p on · an
1ntfrt1on. (Weatcllff) 645-4053 1BR SPECIAL $352 lrg hOYSe_ocean view, Home business opp. painted 1nd1an collar. •MILLION Dollar + moves you In thru 7/4 , __ , Answers to LOKI
CUSlOJTl homo near Ut-11·--------fr~. d/W. S450 "-714,..5-t-4887 REWAROllll Pis call· only Don't miss lh1s ul.11. 723-4166
Here 1s a 'bedmobtlt" you can crute thll s sure to
m11te bedtime!" an mestst1b41 till 10 Ult young set
Make this sleet rlCll'Q car authentic Dy 1dd109 an
Amlfitan flag and crossed checti.er flag decals Blult
pr1nt1pally of plywood, the bedmob1le is of s1uroy
construction The wheels are tor loolls only Ille bed
1ctu1Uy rests on a strong frame P11n1 the t11 with
tlrlght .. IWMI Tiit mattrn rrs suncsa1a lilt
tie CdM bo1tch. 4Br one• 546-9081 ---------A Rich Future in $26 owner heartbroken'!! • HUNTINGTON S\~Ba. TRW +rols req. APARTMENTS\ NB/'CDM beaut, 2Br Billion vending tndus 641·9030
S4000/mo. 875-4910 FOR RENT . 2Ba nr Fash lsJ Quiet, S3K-S4K cash income LOST: New Zealand
iBiiEAiiiCiiffiiiiiiiiiiiiliiOii4iiOi lOLO COM. lrg/Ch<\lmt .. •••••••• HUNl'INGTON trees. grass, pool, gar. poas wkly. Make your Paaaport ll'A895667.
2br/1bo hs, 1 gar,11 BEACH 2 640 ~om ;t;-_.~~5+s1so own hrs. No selling Los t In vicin ity of
· $141 ,500 boam ce11, no pots.1 _________ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ep. ·Buy direct & .savo Costa Mesa Fair-
- --1;.. - -
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OCOP Pattern Oeut
p 0 80J. 2383
van Nuy~ CA ~,~ ~~~,.~~ ~~ea~~~· 1~5 !"we~ St350 Lso 8S6-3120 BAI.BOA 26R l '-'lBa twnhse· S~~~::. ~~o:!':do~:~e~ Stove 1-EI00-~37·5755 ~~::s~dsca11A;~~;..~
M1u1tu.11lfftltiMOt1111t1is complex urge t.v rm. COSTA ... 11:~11 2124 ISLAND 2606 style. d w. new stove/ wtfun bath, beaut pool CQNDOMVENDING'AOUTE •955 H•mt> -
UWJJll'tfllM'itctltlMFtf and formal d;n G3r· ~ paint, pati0, balcony. &r clubl'l<>Yse. No smk/ Big Profits. CaU Amon-••••••••-~I .... • hOUH cat OK! 5800 , Ad ti,. fair Keuillt All" 1 ... 11 den k11,1lam1ly 1oom, drnk. Quiet Prol M/F. can Defender 24 hrlJ, Oress ----llfd etl!U ~lllltpl Rear.patio. K1ngs1zed •BAYFRONT Studio mo • soc. Nr Heil & SSSO+ lhutil 645-6799 1-800-858-3933 PERSONALS a4ft ''all tftrW maSler auite and BA Prime E 'alde ~ 193 apt, yearly. No pots. Boach SHSa-9588 C•t~
It "'" ' pt •ct · r Magnolia Av. 2Br 1Ba. No smkrs. Avail now. -----------LO c AL v EN o ING ---------! 11n11uu .. ., f11mm1011111 lppw~.s-octt•o!s. g.ir, dfw, w/d hkup. NJ s725/mo 673.6640 DELUXE Lg tr1-1v1 2Br, State --~ uu• 111 ran . u ltr. relltlM -• 2 lotts, 2•~Ba, 2 frplc, ROUTE High Cash lo-Se 11 your home Rellt Estate pot. $925. 645-1020 New 2br nellt to S bay, 2400s I $1395. 61·M comee Buy All Or through classified. Stl, MHQ .. flnlillll l<" .. .....,.artt-.••lllllai-• -___,,...-M_2_,·,,..5_2_2_1_~ Brand now 2BR 2Ba, in· 1211 ceiling, laundry, 26r, 2 lofts. 26a, lrplc. Parte eoo.278-7800 6425e78 INUll!fAltll~u.lmll BeachCottage side lndry rm, 1 car lrpl. dec k. parking .1400511 $1095 Nenr "'*"~ .... " 2 BR cottage on a gar, 690 w '18th SL $1250 mo. 673·5686 Hunt Hrbr. 310 860-9513
Tllll l &WIJafl' •Ill nol deep-waler lot In Hun· $950/mo. 72I·1118
....,11111, ac.u• 111y .,...M•· tlngton Harb0< Lbt 1'E,,....-_, .... d..,..•-2'"'B""'r---,2""B""a-,-p-V1 CORONA • NEWPORT next door la alao d di /d ,r llltll * 1911 •l<t1111"11 1' Ml 11sted Great buy fOf a yar ' pat.o, w. w DEL MAR 2622 BEACH •lelllMll" I .. i... Ow re Men hie up, 3-car plcg s 1000 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim
1111, ...,.... ...., .... ltlal all builder Buy both 6 2541 Elden 642·3812 11 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
•r build new custom .,,,..,._..,......,..------..,,..... STUDIO SIZE 1 BR S89512BA 2 BA HTS! •welh•t• Mnniu d 11 IJllJ home In harbor w/ E' a Id• • Br 2 lhB a Choico area. blinds,
........., .. ~· • • dock. $275.000 condo, den/din rm, All new, part furn $725 patio, gar, no pets ,_... ...... ajtyNIU..11C.,... P~Mtter anch gar, lrplc, lrg Avl Nowl 840-4255 760·1713 or 857·1776 ~11~.CllHUD ..... Eatete yrd·. pool/Jae/sauna, •Studio, fresh paint,
.... "" • 1·1G0·'2•·1MG.,.. M2·S221 in tennla courts. cloan, 1 blk to beh, •2BDAM $700• ............... DC .. 1 J1llM __ B_u_y_ot_t-he_M_on-th_I_ $1400/mo. 550-3335 parking space $585 •1BDAM $600•
UllHU0 1UU ·>W 4 BR, 1 75 BA home •E'SIDE DUPLEX• mo 459-9242 Lv Msg Fng. dshwshr, stove
on 120· deep lot. 194 Monte Vista Walk to bch, Cnap 2BR. incl. No pots 545-4855
Priced thousand• Clean 2Br 1Ba, 800 sq frplc, deck, 'h gar, •Ask A.bout Our
2669
NABEKS
~
BUICK .
•502 B c o:i e S6 50
112 P•W ata o; S3 95
P1t101 • 1J "oo~won •. ng
dM • • n '""pro ecrs.
HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR SALE
below comps at It, garage with w/d 'Workshop $1 t75 + Move-In Special! 2 $168,900. Needs paint hkups. S750. Good sec ,..o pet 8S4·1116 Years New!, 2BR, lam· & TLC bUt this !:. a cred11 req. 968-9926 great buy f°' a new BR 26 lly complex, Average
fam lly . Walk to E'slde sngl M 2 a COSTA MESA 2624 rent $637 50/mo w/a 6
Ne\\' '93 Sedan de Ville '93 LE SABRE
schools & shopplnn condo, frplc, IO patio ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mo lse 850-8310 · ·• $850 .mo. Poot Nr 11 ... _ h 2B ~ltCe-tter 17th SL 548-4164 •$200 OFF! 3BR Cloae to .,..ac • r
... _. Eat•t• 2+..;Ba, W/O hkups. 1Ba, lrg sundeck. No .. 2.•221 F pets. Yearly. Quiet, ' ·---------1 ______ ... ____ 1----------g:irago. 2233 01N1ew
Custom Downtown HUNTINGTON $1070/mo 548-7001 mature. 650-4846 GENERAL 1002
Fabulous 3BO. 2.58A BEACH 2l4 0 e s 725 MOVE-IN!• Udo 1110 upstrs, 26R
haa many unkiue fea· ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2BR s725, encl gai. 2BA wtv1ewl Frplc, Proced For Outck Sale!
SpaclOUs 3BR, 1 758A
aingle sty! Ulrge k•L
FormaJ din. RecenUy
upgraded. Convenient
to schools & part.a!
Smart buyl (146510)
tul'95. L.arge custom 1• OaslWtt pd. No PQts m I er o Jo v • n . • d /'W. kit. Formal dlll, pa,,., Sml 1 BA $575 Incl utls 2323 Elden 548. 78S4 S 1350 lso 720-9685
tiles, huge master No pets. Good TRW. 2 w-k• Fr .. Rent! Spacloua & very pvt auite, 3rd floor sun-~I mature adult 2·sty 2BA 2\hBa Apt deck. S ep. ln·law qtrs. Avt now I 53e.811 S Sharp newer 2BR 2BA nr Flllhlon Isl. No P et
Great buyl (807E) s7951mo. Agt, Pam $1145. 854-7742 or
$169,000 EM Rllffet1y
AUoJd ~•••s
$379.000 •---------S46-S880 or 979-3&49 854· 7855 answr ave
W ~ NEWPOltT AVAIL NOW E's lde •WESTCLIFF 2Br .:~. ll!ACB 2169 2Br, lrplc.. gar, yard, 2Ba, 1100 sq fl. pool, ---2~~~~--b••iil•&lliiiiiiii w/d hkups No pets. frpl, new pnVdrpa.
Poof Gi.ntl .. $885. 619/93'4-37lO $795 + dep. 1128 Rut·
--S-pe-clou--a'""Condo--,--• • BR, 2..75 BA Strat-·--h •-al C.M.. 16th 6 Or•~·· land Rd 4'3 631-.2921 380, 2 .58A w{1 rg ford PM hof"9 on ..,..._ .vw 1BR, 18a, gar, very
matr. Tiled entry 6 kit. ~ed tot. Double .. , oaT ,._IULA c .. an S640 ut1ls pd
Private petio. Oreec lo-. door ceremlc tlled YEML.Y ~ WtNTU .ao.se ts
cation near Main et*y . ._,.. IMna "" -M).tt10Clltl0 c ... Del Mar Ptace, St. JoMPfl'a 6 wMed celllnQ. Wood t~ .... u1a••te ChocJ ~age I Choice burning tp. tonn din. ~~ 28R/1 BA .... '. .... $650
buyl (19tOP) $152,500 garden kll. Sperllllng w .. R-1811 1BR/1BA ........... S550 •M R~ pool, aun deck. 3 cat -• New crpt, drapes, a L..,.. gar.1279.000 17Mlt2 paint. etc. Quiet E'alde
SELL
your used vehlcre
through classified
642-.5678
..S.N8S p_...ttw loc. No pet.s. Opot1 8_.
..... btM• Dally. t47 E. 11th St r.:=====::::=:;1
Ma.aui 2BR 2 '-'aa conoo. ,...... i•llkM iees 2& 1ea. CO I ONA
D!L llAll
VA No Down port North hdwd flra, quiet, new crpt. fresh
1022 4 BR, 2.5 BA fOf 2 car QIW ' tt~ paint. 271 16th Pt ll'C.
------1189,995. Yard ror Avl 1125. fte.n.o · No peta. 944 0492
BY OWNER: View/Pool klda, pet.9, etc. Family 3BA 2Se ,,_ frplc. ga l•eid• 2 master aunes. sized llv ""~ 8Unn)' 11500 • • dlw lndry rm, 1 ga1
aale °' fse, S. of PCH, klL, f«mal d in. rm. • ~ ~ .. h +•Pace· 24645 Santa
4-5 brt3ba. seeoK °' w« bat, celling fana. r1°.ft•V .. e:.ee ra Ana Av. sm . m .7904
13100 mo. 75~9332 Huge muter autte w/ •tM --•~ .... ,.......------,--
Condo So of PCH 18r, WOOd ahutters. Sho\ln AV\.. NOWI a.., $/4br, ,:::: 4~p~e.;;_ ~~
upgraded, pvt petlo, •JCtremety w.ll 2 car 2ba. cent M , lro yard, yard pet.s ok 2426
frplc, comm pool/ape.. gar. garage, pet «*. 11495 Eld_;, 1875 142-.3812 .1 ..... ~ 7 .... ..,..,.. ..... _..... dep. 940-74t4 . . . -·""""· ..,__,,'IV Real...... .. ........ nice loca·
ilOR SAL• OR Li•t Ma.ant a.ck a.w ~ motMle tlonl 2BR 18A up-
M69K or S2300 Mo hm. Large brtte. new atatra S745. No pe(s.
Newly built 38r, 2V.1Sa IJttnVWI ~drpa;,:._•:.= No pet.9 n2 .. 2M
Of 2BR ~ den. Cape YU115 1044 1750 Inc llASTSID• 28r I Ba.
Cod atyle, woodbum-••wred.. condo w/ 900 aq ft, • var~·
Ing frplc, garden TVATUAOCI< HIGHl.ANOS view, 2brf2ba. 2 car S77!5. Ct-.n, cool Cat
petlo, 2 car gar W/etl/to 48r. llY OWNllR1 Ae-w/d, pool/spa, .. o . o61. &4WS44 l4~713
opf'lt. New cpc/pelnL allot co-op+l1000. 11295 Agt MM10I uaffibi
In mint condl 1539.000. OPEN SAT iio CANYON VILW ~ 8ay
875-2311 or 875-3311 & SUH 12-e_ tt Cedar 2B 2~8a. ':kar lBR l8A, 11 l:Mlek
EY ... Rogers Atty Ridge. 954-2907 Pl:~ 0 . 12000:0: yard, gas :.": .,.up•
&42..:t033 UM No P9( 64 16.31
POUHTAIH
VA111Y
NEWPOIT
1034 IMCH · 1oet lf!WPOIT -----•I•--~--IEACB LNel ...
NIWPOIT
2169 llACB 2169
··~ ............
N9w U.dngl 2 BR, 2 1·-------·-----~ll 8A, den. turn•key
~.45'10t.~
'200.0001
MH,000 .. ,, ...... ...............
Ui·t409 . .,.,_
* NEWPOIT IENl'ALS * Yearly, Summer, Winter
All Price Raryges
~ • 4BR nd Oce.an1Bayfroot
NEWPORT lfAL1Y
79-7300 (Marcia)
'
TO
PLACE
AN
AD
·IN
THE
DAILY
PILOT ..
CIJSS/1111
CALL
lll·S.111
1 AT THIS PRICE (STX2008. 243408)
'90th ANNIVERSARY EDITION
Includes V6. airbag.
~ brakes. c:as-
Ntte, tilt, crulte,
pa, pJdt ~· & men!
(#517200)
1 AT THIS PRICE
Mfg. SuoQ. Aetlll Price ... $34,~5 • Naben Dlsc:ount ................ ·5.690
fllC'tofy Rebate ................... ~ -
YOUR SAU l'RICE f ONLY
~e\\' '93 El l)orado ALL · '93 PARK
AVENUES & ULTRA'S
'81 OLDS '89 GEO
CUn.ASS 2DR METRO
Whfte, Jllnt ciond. ........
ldMI 2nd earl _...orcomnuar
(42142) t--.gaal ~
s29aa s39aa
'11 MERCEDES '88 CADILLAC
2400 SON deVILI.E .............
m.n,11.-y ......
b pll pttcel '20971)
18988
'
$4000
DISCOUNT
From Mfg. Suggested Retail price
after $1000 Rebate
8 to choose from (625373)
'84 DODGE 185 BUICK '85 MUSTANG
CONVER1llE. ~40R CONVERTIBLE
Want a dew\, nu: Auto • io ""*· ........ --~j • 1-rtflc \I
...... It .. ! (434«2) (~1)
HURRY! s49aa s59ss
88 CADILLA 190 BUICK
SEVILLE RIVIERA
b
M Thursday, Juty 8, 1993
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD. PUZZLE
.. i11'CIK>U •
: 1 PowerfUI OM
: 8 Tellel
• 10 ~!Mt
oc:cMon
14 Conedoul
15 lrelW!d
18 PMt1 Buetc
heroine
11 Radiation o.va
18 Prairie
20 Le><* at
21 Conllnen1
23 Stlght
colorlng
2• ..... Amerlca
28Har~
28 Smllll p1ario
30 Routine
31 What you clap
wllh
32 Clinton·•
1n11nimen1
38 flllst
37 Rellnqullhel
38 Cavlat, a.g
39 Rebutled 42 Gazelle
44 Pana tn a
ptay
45 Hltrdens
46 E1t11e
'employee
49 Rouge. LA
!>Cl Fr •01 ancie 51 Skele1on paJ1
62 A melet
55 Pro1ec:t1no
area of land
63 Area under a
1ree
60 Consumes
61 H19her than
62 Cal>tlon ~ WNdplum
64 Money rOlll
lllMg '5 Aapkltty
DOWN
1 Identify
2 On Iller*
3 Diamond patl\I 4 Mineral
IOUrCI
5 Scolds
6 Sllll'i
7 ttallan coin
8 Macaw
9 Ptealur• god
10 O.vld ancl.-
11 Flnnlttl
1-.nd or°"P t2 Actrea
Jessica -
13 Soull\
American
mountain•
19 Comlo -
22 Stop llandlng
25 In addition
to
26 Required to
pay an
HMUmenl
27 Nlgflflans
28 Hwrlno'• kin
29 Equal prel
30 OppoaJte ol
~ven
32 -Wonders ol
tl'le Wortd
33 Ad1uS1 (lo a
snuauon)
34 Christmas
35 Snakelike
11111es
37 Sott drink'
40 AssumptlOn
41 Ancient
tlal1an
51 Suffered
wounds
53 Not working
54 Require
58 Scatter
42 Bears witness
43 AnUque c.r
45 -Francisco 46 Open1 wide 47 01 a reg10n {seeds)
48 Lone Range..·s , 57 Grape
pal 59 Sopn1111cated 49 Wtld hogs {Slang)
UIPl.OYllDT
5530 .....................
Loe .. _. ..........
oe neeae strong com·
~=...,! typing ekllls . , well apc>tlen
Frf, pou1bte fie• hrs .
Leave quallflcatlon•
on machine, 175-0432
Mortgage lneurance
proc.esor. high ••m-
ing•. lull ume, will
train 647·t95S
Sale•
INTRIPRINE\M'I
DRl!All
Lu•ury c•r progr11m,
P•ld v~tiona, high
commi.alons ~ con-
tinuing reeldu•I In-
come. Be a ~" of
this growing conc•P'
"' lh• HtVlc• Industry. 7' 4/502·828' Sa••• PIT CLERICAL Outside Sales
5 yrs banking & II E11p'd commltalonad
bkkpng exp. Pro~rty satea person tor locat
mgmt office. 478-0t 04 Import c o. Great
Receptionist: gen office __;;0..:;PPl..:;.;.;Y:........;964-....;;...._t;...;99..;..;.8 __ _
e•perlence/phone1-Make the right move.
filing. EJip required. Piiot R-1 E9tato
mon thN Fri 10-6 call 4542'5478
222-3344 leave meas. ---------
TUVIL 301t TUVIL 301
K.ihei's newest resort condominium
MAUIKAMAOLE
AIR/CAR/CONDO PACKAGE
7 Nights
-$672.00 pip dbl occupancy plus tax
--Ploase be aware that
Ulo lisllogs in this cal·
egory may require you1---------
to call a 900 number FURNITURE 6014
In which there Is a 9iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii charge per minute. 11
The Piiot All Contomporary •••••••••I NEWPORT
'88 Corsica 4 door. wnt,
air, auto, p/I. p/w,
cNise, p/s, p/b, am/Im
CHI. $4500 644· 1968
'90 Priam Sedan. a11.
AM/FM cats. Great
dr ivi ng tun .
(2RWH069) $6493 Lon9Pf• Auto Center
892~$1
GET UP AND GO TRAVEL
1-800-367-5242
Claaalftod Whlto Wash Oak: Frml GARAGE SALES The most comprehen-9pc dlt'llng rm w/chlna BEACH
slve and current direc-cab; coll/end Ibis wt 6169 GMC 9081
gls + matchng 3pc w ait tory or goods and ser-untt; 5pc dinette. Lthi ---------• CLOTHING MFGA
vices around! 1_,1 5 bd BALBOA Saturday oniv 9-2 so "" ovo, pc rm, All items S2/$S/S I 0 new qn matVbxsprng, PENINSULA 6107
10 , 1 12 13 ._.._... __ __., ...... ,.
16
'90 Suburban 4x4 \'4ton,
350 V8. 1op lu1e model,
full pwr, towlng pl(g.
running bds. xlnt cond
252-0272 or 721-41 19
pastol ttoral solo/love, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Batik, all sl.ces; T· All •h orig price. $275-r.h1rts. ·12396 Redlands
$2350. Minll 97).-0653. SAT/SUN B-4! Anti· (S~irl!a Ana/Santa lso·
quos, clothes, jewelry. bot. $45-6036 l---------
46 47 48
50
55
60
63
EMPLOYMENT
.EMPLOYMENT
5530
OESK CLERK Sand·
ptper M otel. CM. PIT
Sat & Sun. 1 eve. Will
1raln. Bob, 645-1805
Buy It Sell It FincHL . Class1hed .
:SERVICE
.DIRECTORY
I .
ACOUSTIC
'REMODELING 3408
.Spray AHY 3 10lC10 stand•
, ard rooms $199.99. Or
• remov1t/llnock-down.
Guar 1·800-335-t993 '
:ADDITIONS
"'REMODELING 3410
WI•• Conetructlon . Oualtly * Honelltf •Integrity Lie 149S999e9ol ldedetn a·d . . 548-8223 . •
ARCHITECTURE
:DRAFTING 3428
D•SION S•RYICES
• House planll/addltions
• 10 yr• exp. Free est.
Mark, 31()...439-5778
.BEAUTY 3466
~ OFfl hair cuts.
perm• & weaves. Hair
e11tenalon apoclalist
Chrlatlna, &57·1717
1.....-Alnrd WIMer
Faclata, wu1f1Q, make·
up bV Anna. Hyan
• Newporter721-0039
.iuropo•n celulllt•
; treetment No wraps
• or creama. For appt. ! call E.S. 432-0558
iklN C .... lls Faclat..
comple•lon peela,
; perm det)gnef mak ..
up, waiclng. 983-0755 .. .
• ~ • .. • • • f
• •
INi PINI
Cl...aftocl
~ moat comprenen
alY'9 #Id CUtreN dlrec>
tory Of good• and .. ,.
vtoe, stound I
I
EMPLOYMENT
5530
1 DAY MOANING
DELIVERY In Hun·
tington Beach/Foun·
ta1n Valley. Need roti-
able transpor1atlon.
Valtd driver's license.
liab1ltty insurance.
·Earning potential to
$125/por week. Call
Byron at 642-4333.
BOARD A
CARE 3468
Elder C•r•Ouahty
assisted llvlng-Co-
rona Doi •-w/oco YUi 723..ot092J76().1943
BOAT
SERVICES 3470
W•to...edo Detail
Complate wa1hdowns,
topside detail/U~ater
cleaning, teak r11toratlon.
8ob Rlt'IO, 845-5433
BUSINESS
SERVICES 3488
The CNdtt You
Deserve!
The Conaumer'•
Quid• IO perfect
.__.....__.__... _ _,,By -CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and T ANNAH HIRSCH
Bolglan 8' hutch w/ rurnuuru, tools & -L-0-T-5-0-F-0-00-0-5-T-U_F_F JEEP 9110
beveled mirrors, moroll 2031 Sov1lle Sundav onl'I 8-1 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $1250; hi boy, $975; • ,, Bronzes. ptayor piano----------1 ·No early birds •
1916, 2 6' bullets, 8· CORONA 1133 Bcrkstwo Lano '9 t Cherokee Lar·
'odo, Every irtra,
loaded, ltke new 37~
m1, $15,300. 644 8199 pc carved rosewood DEL MAR 6122 Sat 7 \0 8-4pm
wipe rl Inlay ltving rm iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Fum, clothes. books,
set & stlk cushions. misc household II----------BEWAKE OF BRIDGE C...:l Rl'
Roth 'ulnerable ~11u1h d"al ... ~ORTH
+872
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WEST t:AST
+A J 4 •Void
KQ 98 65-12
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Thi.' li1ddin1C:
South West N orth Ea.st
3 + Pll8S a • Pass
Pass Pa8s
IJpenm~ lead Kini! 111
\s tar hark &!-. "t l'UI\ remt•mbt'r
th1' c·olumn has pre1u hed t h11t Ill c'
\\('fl meant to rupture kmi:" Bui
{\"psi led thl' king nt hearts. takt'n $2650. 9· matching GREAT STUFF. C1ve 1008 Dover Or
b h j· .... h dining room sot oyr treasures o good VOLVO 9230 v I e ace Alter 01~corn10g II eart 52675. Ivory. clois· hf>mo and wo'll g1vo ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiii
on the kinic ol club .... tht> 11llernal sonno. bron~o Mongo· you R lrintastlc bar· ••••••••••
d d d '79 244DL oroat ~11hdity uf the t•11mb1ne inmon tlnn slave table w/ gain. Nothing abovo TnR•'SPORTATION · s 5 A b k ~1\1U11 body, runs, engine holding boded well lor mrnnh sail· glass, cost $5000. sell 4 · rt, 00 5 • nveds work, $1300
11111. 'mce the 1 ontralt cttuld aJmo t s1975, etc etc. All spons equtpmoni "' ot>o (714)064-7013
he da1med ti trump-. \\ere 'l. l, de-prices firm 979-5436 ~~.n~~~~~ds~ ~~t~ct~· ----------i ________ _
durer led a trumµ 111 Lht kmg. Duncan Phwf• d1ntng BOATS .. 7011 VO'VSWAGEN 9235 ~:a.s1·sd1am11ndd1-.cardwo ai.ore rm table, 3 loaves. 6 July 10·11. bool(s. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ chairs, dbl podes1a1 clolhing. electronics, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
hlnw. F'ortumueh. \\ e l <"8tne lo de· Magnilicontl 51100 2 camping goarl In t 1• N-lnllatablo w
,larer re'4.'ue h\ .,..mn1111( the ace. wicker rqckers $135/ alley: 515 Narcissus wood lloor. Crlll11h
~10ce .i heart return \\1111ld ~l't uv a pair Fl"onch-stvl• ---------Mlg S650 oeo
nclc fnr dedDTt'rm thnt ~111t-a-nd tabloa S375 & 48.S OSTA MESA 6124 9'}~0 Ev 642·54.l4
d1am11nd ... httt nnd r11ntmuauon s33o. 673-2771 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 19' KAYAK Bird o l·
1.1.11uld fll'•l u na1urol ll'\Jmµ trii-k. Uvlng rm & bdrm rum. BABY CM seat, hi Prey Model, 2 yrs old.
\\'e:.t eletted l o return a cluh. incl sofa bod, queen chair,. etc C.lb sow pedals & rudder, ictnl
Derlarer v.as 4u1 k lo ~ke advan· bod, baroly used. Also mach. 12 ,ltum totd-cond. S650lobo 15J-05t0
tal{I' 111 the utra entrvl.o dummy w;illpaper 6444893 1ng ta<Jdor, loots. golf V3chts wanted . 60ft •
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beach au. As 1 •• best
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cstm whls, prot m'.ltnlt
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or Ros· 675-716!;
that pr11\ 1ded. A d10m11nd \\a dt L1v1ng rm sci . q~ss equtp, patio cha11s. Ambas~der rr~t
<arded on the art> 111 duh ... und thr table tops Pa•d !(Itch Items. anlq PIC· (714) 457·217& AtTTOS $1400. Seti tor $300 lures & 1ewolry, good
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CARPET INSTALL
A REPAIRS 3516
RepaireReB1retch•lnstall
we sel carpet st OYef cost
Ho job 100 smalkal lnyllfMI
since 1975 532·5446
C£MENI
MASONRY 3526
* Best Price/Quality
~1Ck.::31Mllr~ sod ... .oe2
BC Concroto Con1tr.
Alt phases! + Aaphall Resurtacl~I Free est. ... 8-328 1 5 11748
Concrete, MalOr'lry Ir·
ragatlon, drainage,
Landscape Design.
759-9412 ., 286029
Specl•Hz• In Pool
deck•. drlv.waya,
1 rump servt-d a' nn l'lll rv to tint'!> e chair. catl Suson SO yr cot1ec1ton1 Mnnv woth beaut new cus
· 64<>-6460 or 645 4377 CllOICO l\nt1quos, t om cover As 1s, Im lhl' 4ueen 111 d1amunds and land china, crystut, 1uwelry. SJ500/obo 675-6486
the jitlltne. S1ngor sewing machine, dolls, b4rnrs, much ---------
ot many plavpr, \\1111ld r h1w1.,..
tt1 111>t:n the ~outh h.111cl \\llh thret>
spadt-s. \\'1th d km~ tind .i H11d out
1de 1he trump c,u1t the hand ''tu"
tmng. both deten"" t•h nnd ullen
!>l\l'I\ Hu"e'·er. nu harm .... a ... done
"lute that. ti\\ e~t rrf1111t>. t he hrst rnodol 6212 C 1n oak morel 2!>72 Jacar.inda '89 31> ft S.ar•y
I rump. the rnntrni 1 mii...t l(U down armo1ro cablnot. beaut lhurs, Fri, Sat 9.3 {splashed 1990) LdW like new $550 -----------• hours, ull options, \\'t>-.t can lw thr11v.11111 v.11h ct trump. 2301 L~Linda, CM The Piiot immac $12St< 644-220:.
h\11 that dt'fendt>r utn draw another Sa1-Sun J10.596 2819 Classlflod
r•iund of 1 rumµ,. ;ind then <'Xll v.ath Wh t lb G ... A Tho mos.I comprehcn 79 17' Boston Whaler 1 e e r w 1 cr..,.,r stve and current <llroc· w tr1r & cstm cover~. am rard 8nd. barn111ot an eicregmu~ matt convorts to day 1ory ol good~ and aer-90hp Mere eng, ba11
t'\ en though !':11rth ' •ll t kmi nl
i-lub ... ~ere almo-.1 "'""'"d 'alut.,.
t:rror b\ l::abl de larer muM lo!W! two bed ·S 125, microwave. vices aroundl t<lnk, garaged $6900
diamond xtnt cond, S75 854-2930 996-5040 Ev 642·S434
LEGAL CLEANING ELECTRICAL 3610 JEWELRY ~784 PAINTING 3858 POOL
SERVICES 3548 SERVICES 3812 SERVICE 3894
Etoctriclan 733-7443 Wltllam Harold Jewelers •W.P. YOUNGQUIST
1'at Team Cle11nlng Fr .. 1Eatlm11toa Watch & Jewelry re~lr P-alogala.rvlc•• P•lntlng Contractor Cool Wat or Pool•
Complete house care. Quick Roapon-Anllque/Ane Jewelry •J>9Claltzlng In: Bank· Oual. painting by profls wkly pool clng, chom Low Prtc .. ~~adl 873-03U Ucl 602098. Int. Reas'nbl S sallsfactJon ruptcy; ch110/Spousal StYC, equip repalr, troo
guaranteed 729-1301 SR ELECTRIC support collectlOn; un-free est. 645-3305 HL 77•1722
Penny'• Cloanlng Rea/comm. Ouallty LANDSCAPE A conteeted divorce; EXTRA HANDS
Thoroughly ciean your work, lrg/sml Job a. IAWN CARE 3808 debt consolidation & Painting, wallpaper. ROOFING 3910 Llc'd. 714-J66.28t4 more. Free phone repairs. FREE eatJ.. home °' onlce . consultalon. matH R•I• 644·1478 {714tM6-90a4 aUTJOal~& 250-1&01 M_,,_IOn PainC/Wallpaper .lohn ~ Rooftft9 •WINDOW CLEANING• FENCES 1111\dlCape. C1eafl.up. lfff SQllldinrtlan !ride lldlool Rerool/repa.lrs
FA~ ESTIMATES ADEtn 3615 tnm Good refs, ffM est. MASONRY 3828 lnt/bt, UCl84013318ondad, 15 yni local bualneas
53 ~237 David Miguel Mcnlea 4J6.1518 22 yrs .. 89o-t .. 7 llc:l4 U232 I00-2·Roo*ng
•FENCES GATES• O.L.. Landecape Malrtt. RAINBOW Clrc .. Malnt. Vic Peterson ConsVOev.
COMPANION ~h-1 ,.,Cece Garclenlng, lawn aprlnklln M ••onrv eea. patio. Painting. Int/Ext. HouaeJ Flat roof,dlO hot mop ac·
CARE Redwood/Cedar lc'd aod pl&nl tnstaa. clNn-up bricic, atone, blodl. CM & Apt Oual fob. FrM est ra ne11 or::/:. 1 8 vna local. 3554 Jim Whyte 642·7206 Comm/Rn 12MOl7 NB area. Uc 575034 call SL licl 569897 636-1758 UC 66 3' 7IO-e545
OrMn lcono L.aMscpng Mango 5484041
Companion C-• E.llp •WoodF~•• Small )obllcablneta WE FIX 'EM
replace/repM, h• ~ & Irrigation, Trimming kentHNIVlan lla-JT trench doorl/waltpaper Et Nino SJ>9Clal Sec'ty/bookkpr. Drive, ~low ptltft. Uc.d & Removals. Clean-aw.i.iy cu.1om bnck, removal. 1 room a.& • Ucl411802 errands, prepare AdWatUge Conttr. 974-$301 upa & Malnt. St. Lie. stone, block & glass timel exp·d/ret·a 54&-5766 (7t4)Ms..e023
meals 873-ee05 11'599025, 432-8804 block. reas. ratH, free
~n Comp care • Lawne mowed front HL Uc/bond MS-8259
Errand•, light cooking f OlOOTUU & back 111.50, clean-PET REAL !STATE
•Int refs. 556-0049 SPECIALIST 3911
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TREE
SERVICES 3929
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TUTORING 3930
Math, A~ebra, Geom· etry, ngllah. Elem
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WALL ,P,!doa. Lie 298367 llEPADtS 3622 ups & comp! Mrv aleo MOVING 3834 SERVICES 3870 credit Detailed man-' "est.M7•77H avall, 831-8809 COVEIUNGS 3932 ual Of\ly S 1Sl.95 .. $3
S&H. Pen wick Enter· T .J.,Pelle Cone. Conet COMPUTERS 3555 CoMpleteReat.waUon PATIO, COURTY MO, window • Low Coat. Family/ PET Slttlne by Anlmal 25 Vear• Experience
prlsH. PO 8011 3002, Conc-Brlck·Block. Lie Wood, wicker, uphols. boll cletlgn. Crula pdtn In L over. Reaponalble •Jean Laten CRS• WE CW. Stld Hang T ogethtt Office movtng, um• Coata Meaa, C A I 277329. H Qhest Oual/ etc. FREE plckul: & amll 11aa. 3 yrs e(p. Rogers day ••rvlce, boxes/ Tt.C. Speclal aummer PrudenUal Callfomla Total rnteriOf Remod· Low Pres. (714)962· 7093 Personalized Mt-up and dallvery. M2· 1 e 3 011rclen. 8arba11 786-405S rates. 548·9597 723·1332 or 729-7257 92628 (714)4.40-8785 lnstNctlon In popular moving labor avatl, ellng Sorv. Aclwlco To
Trff trimming/removal, It 34650 4ee-OHe •PET SITTING• The Crazy. 633-7172 l'Otr-ware In your
CARPENTIY 3510 CHllD CARE 3536 home or office c•ll HANDY MAN 3710 aprlnkler aystems & PUBLIC NOTICE My home Of youra. REMODEUNG
THE SOFTWARE SPECIAUS'T lndscpg. You name it. Grooming avallable A ADDITIONS 3916 WINDSHIELD 760-3888 we doitt 844Ml118 The Calif Pvbllc UUll-28 yra e11p. S-46-2848 PrcWI College A to Z HANDYMAN I~ altter. ,................ ,,..,.,.. • TREES . ti•• Commission RE· IEPADt 3938
Ital Qlf l'tlhlce cabinets, etudent w/own trana, Paint-Carpentry· QUIRES lhal all used ,ertht ... 0 .... 1.,..ene
lcilchans/Balhtmt. Pellot avall 10 babysit ..,.... I DOOIS 3580 Drywall and morel Ta,,...,.._.,,e. UWlll, houaehold good• PLUMBING 3890 FUii MMe. CoMreclot.
& rap81ra, Doug 54&-nsl wknd1, M~cl ~5670 0..,845-9277 .......... 7$1-3471 mover• rrlnt their 24 hours, Uc•Bseoe7S E¥erY cradt atana With a
chlp R•r.: them ba1'1'9
flepalra. Aemod. Ooo'1. ~ e.aulde Coale Mas. h~llent entry EXTRA HANDS P.U.C. Ca T number; Dr•ln Stepaee • 873-1212
home. Reasonable new limos and chauffeur• If• too ate. Mobil S«v.
clowl. C*"8ta, llUctO & dty-Aat ... llC'd maker & door hanger P11lnllng, wallpaper, LEGAL ~Wit lhelr T C.P num· Plumblne Repair lnnowat ............. ng FrM Ell. H~2428
wal, ltnen, ptn, etc lie ~2728 Guar. reas Baldwln repair• FREE Hll· S!RVIC!S 3812 r In all lldvertls• IMky llnk, ~ ..... IOllta. de•lgn. tine ~rpentry,
)5y11 ••P Je"' 142.oMT Locke. Don, 521-8910 ma111. Refs. 64.4·1478
menta. It ~ have a
gatblge desp l4C).NO 1 lutc:Mn~na. cabinet•.
Loving grandma will queaUon a t th• ie. •FOX PLUM•INO• C4lfllmlcs. Gary 49t-4M41
CAI.PET 3514 care ror your chlld In DRAPERY/ HOUSE Going l!lroka? Flnanclal gallty of a mover, limo qu.ltly ~. t~ Ina/ No matter her CM hOme Btker/ firm wt• Caal'I °"' rou-bonded, Uc I 8$3 I 11. FOf Fartview. ~1aoe Ml1fl·IUNDS 3583 SITTING 3710 bled ~ matt., or chauffeur, call: etf'I plumbing need call SING US 3920 what you'r• Public Utllltlea AU. CMPIT MPAIR8 ~ C:.I II my flOf'lt wti.e fte I Sales for • ,,.. •tJ ..... ,... doing, your CommfN'On
Power .U..Ch • IMtall CM.,...,11'9'1 lndlliaall CuetMft ,,_..,._.'°" R..-. ....,...,, couple °' :J ma.,,., 1eo.m1 7' 4-558-4151 Pl ........ "99'etn6 TA8Ul F°" alX hometown PtLOT CLAia1tr1•0 Ar"f eti• )ob, t 5 yea,. ""-' llJOl4l, ~~ y•d, drapea.minibllnda.shadet Wiii WMct'I hOma/pelS. Sav Oft Mowtng Otaln• Claared. watet Succeeeful llnQIH
7 Dy 282«>90 24 hf actMlla t.J ,..,. .. Ylt1tCIU rah~, ,._ •tc. Aeu. bendable. It 'a th• •••Y-to-di•PQNt9. f...,. ~ ·~h olher newspaper Lowest. Storage, prof. hM\era.
TRADE SELL 1t.nngt, repairs S rr-reterenc:ies 1~9'00 •CCIH, Information-XLNT rep I hr min. Ins C*a 51..,.·. MN2M C•M 1-ec»-TABl.£-4-0 n. -··~~ The Communlly packed m.rke1place The Community Yiefted regutatty • 9'.IOo Tt87651 V/MC 731·2958 Why play Hide 'N Mat'tltlt~ 8"k With ~,., Matti .. Piece
through cluslfled your home Buy h Sill II F .,a K. Plat a..died C..ltutly • by •ll kind• Whether YQU'te ~ c .. ,..... Pleet M>CMyl Hot CWalfted flta In. _M2-H71 through ClaSSlfltd c .......... ... ... n Of CIOn9UtnotL Of Mli1n9. c... led &42.&e71 ... ... .,.
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1993
CONTINENTAL
DUAL AIR BAGS, ABS,
COMFORT & CONVENIENCE
• GROUP, KEYLESS ENTRY,
LEATHER & MORE.
ONE AT THIS PRICE.
(Q668122)
AUTOMATIC, AIR COND.,
6-WAY POWER SEAT, TILT,
CRUISE, STEREO,
CASSETIE, DUALAIR
BAGS, ALUMINUM
WHEELS & MORE!
(F613696)
(0611137)
PLUS TAX
, FOR ONLY 24 MONTHS
1993
TOWN ·CAR
DUAL AIR BAGS, KEYLESS
ENTRY, LEATHER INTERIOR.
DUAL. EXHAUST, V-8 ENGINE.
AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE
TRANS. (F716735)
(0682398)
PLUS TAX
FOR ONLY 24 MONTHS
NEW 1993 TRACER
TOTAL SAVINGS
s3243
AUTOMATIC. AIR COND ..
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LX 5.0 VB
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wind/loells.alum whls.alr bag
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.!Vew '93 Thunderbird LX
AM/FM stereo cass.a/um whls.pwr drivers M:at. Mlgt'•· Sugg. lletail Price:
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GL 4·Door
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. Supercab
l'lew '93 Ranger
Splash
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Air cond,apt chairs.auto trans. 7 pass scaling.
speed control.lilt wheel.privacy g~.AM/f'M
s!erco.drlvers air bag.ant/.locll brakes
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Eddie Bauer Leather
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Tow p#W,pwr wlnd/loclls,tllt.crulse,ca.ss.prlvacy glass.aluminum ..,his
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'91 GMC Sonoma SI 5 SL Sport F/IJ '90 Ford Escort LX 4-Dr 19 Buick Cntmy c.tom 4-Dr Sein
'1111 Kelley Blue Book ~°'Eo ,9 1 88 :=n. '7111 Kellf/ Blue Book 9111 Discount =~s =~• _!11_7 Discount '1118 SalePnce lt2'1m• ~~CCMM .... Sale Price
'88 Honda CRX DX
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'91, Isuzu Stylus 4·Dr Sein '89 Ford Taurus 4-Dr '90 ford Ranger P IV '90 Isuzu Amigo XS
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Cool Lemon
Chicken Salad
Prep ume: IQ minu te
plu' refrigerauon
~l cup Miracle Wttip or Mirade
Whip Light• salad dressing
2 tablespoon chopped fresh basil
leue or 2 teaspoons dried
basil leaves
I table poon lemon juice
1 teaspoon grat~ lemon peel
2 cup chopped cooked chicken
or turkey
I cup hah·ed red oi green grapes
Yi cup hahed Chinese pea pods
Vi cup thinly liced red onion
Lettuce lea'es
• Max dre"ing. ba.,11. Juice and peel in
large bo"' I.
• Add rcmJ1mng 1ngrcd1ents. mix lightly.
Rcfngcratc.
• Sef'\<e on lettu e-llned plauer.
Make 4 -.erv tng'.
Cauliflower
Lettuce Salad
f n111 pu r11r~JI
Prep ume: 20 minute
plus refrigeration
l cup Mlracle Whlp or Miracle
Whip Light salad dressina
1 , cup (lraltd Parmesan cheese
\1 C'up u1ar
\, cup instant mlnttd onion
1 packase (16 ou~) bacon,.
cril ply cooked, cn•bled
I htad cauHftowtr, C9C lato p6ecn
6 cups torn romaine leU11tt
• '" J.re~\in{l. d~ese. ~ugar and on ion in
hu~c howl.
• Add rcmaintn in&rcdient ; mt' lightly.
Rcfngc~~e.
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Foo~ Editor T.J. Hutchinson .... 642-4321 ext.370
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OietitiaW2 Baroains/3
• •
,
elebrate the beginning ol
summer by packing a picnic and -.pend-
ing a glorious day outdoor~. Even
hikjng out int o } our own bac~} ard can
be lots of fun. The kid "'ill love the
novelty of eating out ide. in~tead of
in ide at the \ame old kitchen table.
and 0 '-" t 11 } OU!
Jt 'c; eas} to plan \'hat toy and game'
Lo tale on }Our p1caic: ball\. bat~. mttt,.
racquet . ma) be C\ en bile\ and tnke-.
But what about }Our food? Whal" 111
make th\\ p1rn1c-the first of the
_ummer-reall) 'pec1al?
Picnic Fare That'
Ea y to Prepare and
That the Whole Famil~·
Will Enjoy
You'll want 'omething that\ ea') to
prepare and that )Our whole famtl)' v.111
enjoy. Quickly packed into a cooler and
ready for ea11ng when hunger trike,.
here are a f C'-" picnic recipe' to make
} our outdoor adH~n1ure a huge \UCCC''"
Ho" 'hout a Cool Lemon Chtd.en
ah1d: a Mo,t3i.:uol1 Jlad and weet
Cauhflo"'er Le11oi.:c Salad') For de ... en.
homemade Ke cream or frozen }Og.un
"ould he a 1a'l) treat'
T" <' \l.tplc' that arc e..;,enttal to
prepare tht' delli.:mu~ pt me fore are
\1tr<K k \\hip• -.a lad dre"mg and a
Rl\al • l\.C \.r\.·am lree1er
\11ra le \\hip· '411ad dre'''"!? ha' a
d1'ttnlllH' tang) flaHu that ta\te\ -...1
£.l'Xxi in 'al.id rc\.tpe .... and'"' mgred1ent'
\.Jn hdp ret.ird 'po1lag.e m 'alad-. ltke
the one' leatured here.
The Rt' al• kc Cream and Yogurr
Free1er" -.o ea-.) to U\e be au.;;e 1t''
elel'tm and u,e.., ice cube' and table -.alt
(or nxk -.alt) It'' perfect for prepanng
homemade ice cream or fro1en }ogun
year round. and I\ take~ onl) 25-40
mtnute"! What ould be more 'pec1al
tor )Our 'ummertime p1cm than
rnaJ.. mg and en JO) mg homemade tl'c
cream or f n.)len }Ogurt ?,
gome gmad and gtmpQe
cptcfl.tc QutdeQtnes
• Avoid food spoilage by keeping cold foods cold, and hot
foods hot. Always return leftovers to the cooler.
• Make your picnic simple. Choose food that are easy to
prepare, serve and eat.
Mo taccioli
Salad
Prep time: 40 minute\
plus rdngerat1on
6 slices bacon
IV• cup Miracle Whip 11 or Miracle
Whip Light salad dr~ing
2 tablespoon sugar
Y> teaspoon garlic salt
1 package ( 16 ounces) mostaccioli,
cooked; drained
3 carrots, hredded
I green pepper, chopped
I onion. chQpped • • Cool ha oo in <.l 1llc1 over medium heat unttl
cri~p. Drain ba on. re-.erving 2 tablc,pt10n'
dripping,. I
• Mi-< re~l"\.ed :! tablc,poon1, dripping,,
dre sing. ugar and garhc sail in large bov. I
• Add remaining mgrcd1ent~ e°' epl bai:on. "'"
lightly. Refngerale ~
• Spnnlle v. 1th crumbled ba on before ...:'"'mg.
Male'~ '>Cf'ltng,.
Cinnamon
Walnut
Ice Cream
f not p1rtur~J I
Prep ttmc· 5 minute'
plu rcfngerat1on and lreczmg
4 cups \lthlppina cream
4 cups half and half
2 cups sua•r
l YJ cups chopped walnuts
l tabanpoon u1tHla t tract
l ttupooa danamoo
~ ttaspooa ....
• Combine all mgrcJicnl\.
• co~cr and ref ngcratc 30 mi nute .
• Frcett 1K:cord1na lo manuf11Clurcr''
direction .
Makes 4 qu.aru
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Frozen
Pina Colada
Yo gun
Prep 11mc 5 minu1c:'
plu' reln!!er.mon and ln.~11ng
8 cup' 'anilla )~urt
I cup u~ar '
2 can'i cru hed pinH pple. undruined
1151 4 oun~)
I can cream of coconut
115 ounC't can )
· 1 <"up "hipping cream
I I l tt'a\poon ... Rum na\ orin)l
• Thorough!\ \.Omb1ne .,,,,gurt .md '"~·u in
mt "n~ hl.tv. I
• • ur 1n n.•mJ1n1n~ in~rNhcn"
• C\ncr ;.md rclnt:<'rnlt' 'O minute-'
• l-ree1c 3\.l'Ord~n~ to manut~wn.•r ' d1~i1on'
\1Jlc' 4 ~uan'
Frozen
Blue be rry
Yogurt
(ff<•f pie luted}
Prep lime. ~ O\IOUIC'
plu' rt'lngcra11on and lrt'\.11n~
S cu~ fresh or fro1tn blueberri~
tha-.td
5 C'Uf" plain )~rt
2 CU1>4' half and half
2 cup\ \U~ar
• Ma_,h bludlemc' and 1.:omh1ne with
rcma1ntn 1ngrt'J1cnl,,
• O\.Cf anJ rtfn cratt' ~I m1nu1c ...
• b tt1c lk''-rdtng Ill m.tnulacturt'r'
dt~ltOf\,\,
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Husband'
Q My husband b.ls a ••td
tooth a4d •t wually ba•t
dtuert anrr dlnntr. Can you
suucst somt rast, low-calork and
low·fat desserts to htlp me hold
down my "tl&ht?
-C.D., Costa Mt a
M~t people tend to enjoy
lighter de~scn
during the
summer months,
and fru1t ·bascd
recipes arc sure
to cea~ )'Our
family and guem
One of my
.;.....,;_....___. favorues (my
Ask the
Dietitian
grandmother
used to make it •
for my b1nhday),
is angel food
cake wi th pureed
or mashed
-----•raspberries
sef'\-cd over it. h 's approJOmately
140 c:.ilories for a one·twelfth s12c
slice and contains less than
one·half gram of fat. If yo1J're big
on r;i<;pbcrrie'>, try making a
raspbaf) mouse replacing the
heJ"'" cream (called for in moist
tcc1pes) with silken tofu. This
dessert contains only 75 calories a
sci"\ mg '1nd 1.5 grams of fat. which •
mean~ th.it only 18 percent of its
IUtal cJlories comes from fat
1 hcJllh guideline~ recommend no
more th•rn 30 percent.) Best of all,
prcp.ir at1un time 1s just ten
Another fast, low·.lat des~n ·
1dcJ " to cut pineapple or banana
int•> c.hun ks and stir them into
}our la\.orllc frozen, non·fat
)Ogun
I "-U uld like to point out that
fro ten )ogurt is noi a good
sub-.t1tutc fo r regu lar yogurt, in
terrm of c;ilc1um content. Regular
)ogurt contain~ over icn times the
Jmo unt of calcium (220 milligrams
H:r,u\ 20 milligrams) than is in the
s:unc amount or the Crozcn variety.
Q I enjoy eating my qp
soft -boiled, but bave beea
hard·boiling them evu sin« the
salmonella scare over a year aao.
ls there still a risk?
-£. D., Huntington Buch
·1 he gove rnment
recommendations regarding
soft -cooked eggs have been revised
from that original report which
warned agai nst eating any foods,
such as hollandaise sauce and
UicsJr salads, that oontained
sofl·cooked eggs as an ingredient.
You no longer have to cook
)Our eggs to the point where they
bounc~ off your plate. However, it
1'> still best to avoid eating raw
ew . Those who arc in poor
health or pregnant arc advised to
follow the stric ter guidelines.
Herc are the new updated
recommendations. Soft-boiled eggs
cookel.I fo r at least
threc·and·a·half minutes, at 140
degrees, arc considered safe to
eat. Since most people don't take
the time to test the temperature of
their eggs, look fo r visual safety
cues such as an opaque white that
is not runny, and a yolk that has
begun to thicken. Scrambled eggs
and omelets arc fine as long as
they arc cooked pa!iit the point of
being runny or wet looking. Fried
egg'> arc best cooked "over ca~y"
for the ame amount of time as
ASK BETTY CROCKER
Q. ·1 he last time I made lemon
mcrinxuc pit, the filling ~us
runny. What did I do wrong? -
Mrs. C.T., Rud nc, WI
Lemon pie f1ll1ng won't thkkcn
1f lemon 1u1ce 1\ addel.I too \OOn
bccau\e the ac1l.11c lemon 1nh1b1ts
cornst:irch action and m;1y curdle
egg yolk'>.
Next Jimc, th1c~en the
corn<itarch·sugJr water nuxture,
add egg yolks and cook mixture
thoroughly before adding lemon
juice and margannc.
Q. Can I toast e amo seeds In
Che rnlcrowovt? -S.LU.,
Glenview, IL
Ye<e you can. Place sc amc seed
in a small microwavable bowl.
Microwave uncovered on high one
to two minute • stirrin& every 30
second , .until golden brown.
Q. I wont lo a,rlll corn on the
cob. What ahould I do? -F.L,
Phllodclphl1, PA
To &rill ten cor: of corn in th•
husk<e, first pull back large outer
husk\ and remove silk. Spread
each car wi1h about two teaspoon\
mat&Jrinc; pnnklc with ult and
pepper. Pull husk buck over car :
tic with fine wire. Have clipper\ or
needlc·no cd pliers ready to
tcmovc lhe wire o it will be hot.
Onll corn three lnchc from
medium coal'! 20 to 30 minute ,
curn1na frcqucn1ly, until done.
Do JOU h••t • coo1t1n1 qutstlon1
Wrltt lk•r Betty Crodu, BoK
I I JJ, Otpt. Btttf, Mlnnr11pcJll ,
MN SS.UO
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ORANGE COAST FOOD
sweet tooth may be ruining wile's w tline
soft·boited (thrcc·and·1·half
minute'). for recipes that require
the addition or liquid cu),'bc urc
that the egg) have fir~t been
pasteurized. Most manufacturers
of corumerci I egg product ha\C
already done this.
Q In 1 past colurun, )OU
m'cAtlon~ that tatlnc mo~
mtal~ than jusl the basic lhrtt
squaru a duy u bcallhltr. Wh) i
that?
-S.k., Ne•port Btoch.
It is bcttC'r to eat several
"mini·mc:1ls" lh:tn the usual three.
E\ery time )11U cut you increase
)Our metabolisnl (the rote at
which calorics arc burned), since
the body mu>t c~pcnd energy in
order to break down and dige t
the (oo<l If )OU dl<>O\C to skip
meosb, you are slo" mg do" n the
body's calorie-burning rate, :and
tb 1 can undermine any de~ircd
~eight management. It 1s also
interesting to note that breakfast
i.~ippers cften h:.ivc a mctabolbm
which is 5 percen t lo"cr than .
~inC'one "ho cats brc:aUa-.t. Thrit
c:m add up to an e·<tra 8 poundlt
gained c:.ich )Cur, \imply by
skipping brcal.fast.
Q 1 tried HlH for the first
time on my baled potulo In
place of melted <'htt~t, In ordtr to
cut do"11 on rat. How muth rat did
l int'?
-£.H., Huntington lltach
People who toke a shine to
al!.a's bold and spicy Oavo~ arc
able to add extra amount~ of
Vitamins A and C and fiber, while:
dramatically cutting their calorics
from fat . Saha, wl\ich is ulw
t)'pically low in sodium, can be
made from a variety of ingredicnh
including chopped tomatoes, bell
peppers, shalloh, ciluntro.
jJlapenos, or \UCh fruits as
pineapple and mango.
One-quarter cup or sah a, the
amount you might add to~ baked
• po tato, containi. approximately I
gram or rat, 30 calorics and 70
milligrams or sodium. No"!
compare th'J t. a onc·quarter cup
or grated cheddar chcc\C, "hich
contain) :i "hopping 18 grams of
fat, 228 caloric> anJ 352
milligram of odium.
Thi' is a good example of hov.
eJsy it 1s to reduce the fat content
oC meals without depriving
)OUN:lf Of fla\Or.
IJcrDlcc Scanlon Is D rrgistt:~d
dlrtillnn. She is the autllor of l11 u
books: "Ditts That Work" a11d
"1.hc U'tllntis /look of l.JJ.S."
Sc11d JOUr questions to: Vera/cc
SctJ11/011, U.D., c/O 0:11/y Pilot, ,~.o.
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Potato· Chips
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ewport Beach's one-day art
festival faces uncertain future
magfoe a mall where
you C<ln shop, enjoy a
wide array of musical
and ethnic
dance-oriented
entertainment, sample
fine restaurant cuisine, and not
worry about the kjds because
they're enjoying art activities.
Well, this Saturday from 10:30
a.~n. to 10 p.m., Fashion Island in
Newport Beach is the mall to be
at as the Newport Beach Arts
Commission presents the 10th
an nual Newport Beach Salute to
the Arts.
This one-day event offers
something for everyone, and, best
of all, it's free.
Located in the Broadway Court
between Broadway and Atrium
Court, Salute to the Arts is split
into two different sections: The
children's progf'3mmina is from
10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., while the
eve ning entertainment begins at 6
p.m., after a three-hour break to
ct up for the rcstaur:ant samples
and the bands.
According to Kim Young,
vice-chairman of the Aru
Commission and chairman .of
Salute to the Arts, a number of
-museums will be on hand to keep
the kids busy.
,
About today's cove r: The
painting shO\'\ n al lefl and on
today's Weekend cover are by
one of the artists participating in
the 1993 Newport Beach Salute
to the Arts festl\al.
Contemporaf) colorn.t Debra
Huse is a pa>tel artist \'\ho uses
brilliant color and bold, Ouid
strokes to capture the light ..ind
drama in her "Raw P1~men1 Patnl1n~s." Sheeg..10 p1mting al ai;c 6, ft'·
cl.'1\ ed a scholarship to John Her·
ron SchcJOI of Art and completed
lwr slud1E::. at Indiana Uni\ t'r'>1t\
\ \'orl..1ni; t.'\dus1veh, 1n p.i,tt'ls
lhl' p.i.,t ~\en )ears, Hu..e·~ sub-
1ec..1 matter mO\~ lrom 1igurJt1\e
to land.,ca~ .md conceptual
p1e<:l''>. She 1s a '>•gnaturc nicml>er
o( the P..i>tel ~1et\ uf Amt>nra
"They're having a free
ha nds-on for the children," said
Young. "They will be making all
diff crcnt types of handicrafts, •
and those are free also. The only
cost is for the food." u. ... r •• •
The food, which is being Children's events will fill the first half of Saturday's Newport Beach Salute to the Arts at Fashion I land. Face-painting will be a big dra\\.
FYI
WHAT: Solute to the Ms
WHlll: lroodwaV Court at
Fashk>n Island
WHIM: 10:30 a.m.-10 p.m.
Saturday: chlldren'a ptogtam-
mlng 10:30 a.m.·3 p.m.; en-
tertainment 6·10 p .m.
HOW MUCH: FtH admission
(food nomlnallv priced)
MORE INFO: 644·3150
offered in the evening at
reasonable prices, will be from
nine of Newport Beach's favorite
rcstaunmts, including Five
Crowns, Tuttc Marc and Oyster .
The restourants will also be
judged on their culinary
creations.
Mu~1cal entertainment include
jazz, country, Zydeco anti show
tune'>. Dring your <lancing hoc .
Jid Young, bccau\c there will be
a dance noor.
While Snlutc to the Arts may
sound fairly uncomplic:ued,
Young said that the Art
Commi ion hn been working on
the event for :ilmo t a year. And
while it'" being done as a
community pro1cct, thi may be
the final year that the city of
Newport Beach will be able to
fund 11
"Salute to the t\11\ "do ne jS
n pubh1: \ervicc." '~"d Young
"Not JU 1 for the city but .1bu for
the county and any vi<;1tors 1n the
area. It' one of the very few
C\.ent the city put'. on th~t\
open to e'cryonc
"Not too man) c1 11c' .ire .1hk
10 do that. nm year. '"'"re
fortuna te enough to h.I\~ 11 .1,
p:trl of th e buJget Ne\I \e.ir. 11
I not All ClllC\ .uc l UtllllC h.1d.;. c..,pcc1all~ Nc\\p<lfl 131...ich ~.
Tiu< me.111" th.it 1h1: \,c\\ptHl
Ucach 1\rl!t (rnn lll1'\llll\ h." ll' .
become m M C l·rc.1tf\e an 11'.;
pursuit of fu nding fo r the C\COI
"We would hkc \"C r\ mud1 hi
have some 'lponsor,, .. · ;uJ
Youn~. "A nd , .. e·rc going ll' ti)
to find \llnlC more l!ranh
H no 'ron,or' or-gr .1111' .1
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Art Museums
• 80\\NS Museum o( Cultural Ar1 2002
"urlh MJin Sl., Santa Ana, 567-3600.
001\>1.in l\IOftCS in Cultural Perspective," feJ.
1urins 40 to 70 sculptural WO<lcs in iV()()' io
J ·\Jlll"IY o( mo11f>, on view through Aug.
W ""Ari of 1hc Himalayas: Treasures from
Nq,.11 .ind Tibet" on c>.hibit through July
J1 I luurs: 10 a.m.·5 p.m. Tuesday·
SundJ\ Admission: 14.SO for adults, SJ
rur senulr.. and student~ .ilod S 1.50 for chil-
drl•n under 12.
•Irvine Museum, 18881 Von Kdrman
A1e , Irvine, 476-0294. Museu m d1spli1)1S, prl~'r\l~ and documt'n~ historlCdl Cahfor·
n1.1 Jfl
• Laguna Art Mun um 307 Cliff Drwe,
l.1!;una Beat h, 494-6531 . "75 Worl..s, 75
\'<'Jr.. Collecting the Art of California" con-
lin u~ 111 SundJy "Modernism into Region·
Jl"'n M 1n Laguna Beach 1920·1950" on
11<•w through Aug 22. "Kustom Kulture:
\'on Dutch, Ed "Big Daddy" ROlh, R~rt
\\'111..-ims and Olhefs." which focuses on
1hrct' underground rult figures, opens luly
16 and continues througn Nov. 7. Hours.
11 am S p.m. Tuesd.ly·Svnday. General
Admission: SJ. adults; S 1.50, sen'°' c1ti·
zenYsludenb. free, children under 12.
'l"gun<1 Ar1 Museum -South Co.lsl
Pl.ua Salellile 3333 Bristol Sc.. Cost.a
Mcs.1, 662·H66 "Selected Works From
1he Newquist Gift," which features a gih of
54 amvorks given to the museum in 1992 br Louise ana Richard Newquist, continues
11 Sunday. Hours: 11 a.m.·5 p.m. Tuesday·
Sunday. Admi~on: $1.50-$3.
• Newport Hubor Art Museum 850 San
Clemente Drive, Newport Bec1ch, 759·
1122. Terry Allen's "Youth in Asia," a
mul11·mcd1a exploration o( the impact of
1he Vietnam War oo American culture,
opens With a rccepcion from 6·9 p.m. Fn·
day Exhibit continues t/lroogh Sept. 12.
The work o( Jean·Mlcl\cl BasquiJt on ex-
h1b11 S.1turday through Sept. 12. Hours: 10
am 5 pm. 1uesd.ly-Sunday. Clo<.1ng time
\\'eekend Notes !;
The Weekend section has
undergone some design and •
content changes over the past
few weeks and more are in
store. For instance, in an at-
tempt to keep the section
more uniform, columnist mug
-.hots have been eliminated.
Abo, our focus is exclusively
on Costa Mesa and Newport
Beach events.
Coming Attrae1ion: Now
thJt July's art te mpo is begin-
ning to heat up, art scene
writer Lauri Mendenhall has
been scouting around for Siz-
zlt' Cenltal , and all indictuors
seem pointed toward the
Robert Mondavi Wine and
rood Center, "vhich is show-
t J~1ng a three-month ex-
h1b1tion of paintings by Pilar
Wayne beginning next Thurs-
day Ouly 15). following her
arc la1mPd exh1b1t 1n Pans last
~pnng. 1h1s showing of her
\:_olorlul work will include por-
traits of her former husband
John Wayne. The native o(
Pt'ru was eager to discuss her
Jrt .rnd the upcoming exhibit •
during a recent interview with 1•·
Me ndenhall. Next week,
Weekend features a profile of
Pilar as artist and how it re-
lates to her continued role as
the Duke's Duchess.
Fndays is 8 p.m. Adm1SS1or1: $4 for adults:
S2 for senior citizens and students and frtt
for l hildren under 12 and members.
Community Galleries
• Ar1 Institute o( Southern ulifor;;i
2222 Laguna Canyon Rd., Laguna Beach,
497-3309. A new exhibit featuring works
~ an artist's collective ailed "~1ult1plc
Originals" -whidl indudes artii.t:s Jeane
Anderson, Desiree Engel. Ma'}lin Harder,
Sang a n l ee and mor~ -COl'llinues
throuj?fi July 16. Hours: 9 a.m.-5 pm.
Monoays through N'id:iys; 9 a.m.·4 p.m.
Saturdays. Free admission. ·
9-BankAnwrica Gallery Soulh Coast
Metro Center, SSS Anton Blvd.. CChlJ
Mesa, 433·6000. "Contemporary Color," a
survey of photograph~ \\IOf~S by eight art·
istS -tnduding Rldmd M1srach, Richard
Ross, \\'illiam Wegman. and Jo WNley
Hours -currently on display. Hours: 11
a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday
• The Beckman Center National Ac.ld· emics of Science and Eng,neenng. 100
Academy. lrww, 721-2200. "Dear Life,"
an exhibition of 165 painttngs, photogrc1·
phy and d1a"1ngs by Penny McMan1gal. on
display through July 31. Hours· 9 a.m.·5
p.m. Monday through Fuday AdmtSSion 1s
free.
• Cosl<1 Mesa An league G.illery 1661
South Coast Plaza Village. Svnflowcr A,e.,
Santa Ana. 540-6430. The wotk of Edythe
Stoller. an Irvine resident "'"° paints im· pressionist watercolors, g.iudie, collage and
acrylic in abstrad, featured t1I !Wgu$l.
Hours: 10 a.m.·6 pm. Tuesday-SJtur<Jay;
11 a.m.-"5 p.m. on Sonday. Admission:
Free.
• Irvine Fine Aris Center, Heritage Park,
14321 Yale Ave .. Irvine, 552·1018. Annual
"faculty juried art e><hibition up til Sunday.
Artwork by p.iintinsf mi.tced media $ludents
on view througll Aug. 17. The fifth annual
"All Media '93" juried exhibition featuring
77 artists with 84 woru of ilrt which .ire
selected from a IO(al of 198 artists and 547
slide entries, runs through Aug. 17. Hours:
noon-9 p.m. Monday; 9 a.m.·9 p.m. Tues-
day· Thursday; 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fri<by; 9
a.m.·J p.m. Saturday; and 1 ·5 p.m. Svn·
Weekend ~ lisdnp,
. free al charp, for arts, en·
tertAlnment and com·
muniey ewnb la Com
Men and Ne~ leach.
Ustlnp Otlbicle thole cities
run on • 1_,-ce avaiw.le
basis. All liltiMI. Me need-
ed two weelci Wore An
nent d•te; publicAlion
annot be guaranteed for
late listings. Send in·
fonNtkNI to weeacend Hi t·
lnp, do the Ody Pilot,
330 W. Bay St., Cosg
Men, CA t2627. H~ms
an be fued to 646-4170.
few more infomMtion, c~I
642 ... 321 , ext. 366.
day Free admbSIOn
• •n-ine Valley College 5500 lr\1ne Cen-
ter Or .• lf\tne, 55~3453. /\display o( l\C
student 'M>rks in penal. phocogr.lphy, two
dimension.ti 041 and Wilt~ shown
through July 30. Hours 8 a m:-10 pm
MonWy· l hursday; 8 a m.·5 p.m. Friddy;
10 a.m.-J p.m. Saturday. Free adm~ion
• Newp«t BeKh Public UbfAry Newport
Center Branch, 856 San Clemente Drive,
Newport Beach, 644-3191. "Bad. Bay
Scenes." an ~1bit of 04ls by local art1sc
Ge<xge Tapley foatunng motifs from New-
port's Bade Bely, on VteW Svnday through
July 31. R~peion: 1-4 p.m. Sunday.
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A Reccnst\..cticnsf CmJr~
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wtthln the universe, that ~ UI become lcMng ~ caring
people; that pow. wttNn UI that we percelw through '9CllOn,
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and ethlcol behavior.
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a.m.-6 pm Frid:Jy; 9 .a m.·S pm 5.ltur·
d.ly; noon 5 p m Sund.ay r ree adm1~
• Or.inge Counly Ct'ntt'r fOf Contempo-
rary Arl 3621 W ~\.lc.Ar\hur Bl-.cl • Sp.ice
111, Sant.J Ana, 5-19 -1989. T~ center·;
I )th .tnnual 1u11Cd t'\h1b.1. th1) )N• 1111ed "lssu~ ol OJlt>rt'Ssion, · run~ through Aug
(> llour) ll .1 m. 4 1> m \\'~11<.'>d.l
Sund.1y I r"e adm">111n
• Slortfront Sludio JI 1he lr1ine M .ul.l'I
pl.ict>, )p.l\\' No JIJS JI 611<1),-t' Rood ;inJ
C.impus Dm", .xrcM fr11m UCt, ;14.
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Thursd.ly; 10 .i m .f .)O fl m. FriJ.J) 10
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day
• Bi1t.11ngo, 19100 \'on 11.:.lrman Aw It
\ine, 75I·S222 "Earthbound" art, .i !«.ii
collaboratlOO, will cclehr,11e art 1nRuenn'CI
by the c.:i.rth and also as)•)I the commum1y
through .lffi\'()(f.. 1.1!cs through Aug 1 S
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the 20th Cl'n\ut')' \\OO ha ... e DIJ)t.'d .1 rl\
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.SALAPdO PUPD SATDfO CONTDT
$pons019C1 bV The Daly Piiot
TUESDAYS JULY 13&2:>ot300pm
and
WEDNESDAYS .AJLV 14 & 21 at 300 pm
LOC:Oled on the Col Spas Hentoge Stage ,,.......,.ltf ...... •lUl'r-"'--'
Wlli2.Ca:l Ea.tee: Open to ages 18 end Older Illy Piil..
Awards RIBBONS to al wno l)Ort!CC)Ole
QOSETIES 10 top winners
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Register Of Col Soos Heritage Stage ot 2 30 p m on me ctov
or the contest •
2 Contest •m1tod 10 lhe l11St tortv (40) con1es1onts
3 Conrestonts wiA compete ten c 10> or o time
4 At o g111en !Mgno1 the con1es1on1s 'wlU l'lO"le one ( n minute
to eo1 os monv Jotopel'lo pep0ers os thev con
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Bushels of Furi
Various contests display
OC Fair's country fair roots
n honor of the 1993 ·
Orange County Fair's
h.gctJl.>lc a11J crop
theme, ''We're Having
Bushel!. of Fun," more
1 hJn t ~ doLen special contests
"111 be d1 hcd up for fair-goers of
.111 age'
T he Harvest Tent will feat ure a
cornucopia of contests including
the Container Gardening Contest
spom.ored by the California
Association of Nurserymen eath
Friday of the fa ir, beginning with
1hi., Frnfoy's opening day and
co111111u'ing July 16 and 23, and also
~>n Seniors' Day, July 15.
I he Org:mic Gardening Club of
Or.1nge County ~111 host a
\'ei.:etJblc ·1 nvia contest Tuesday
.111J a Vegetable Tasting contest on
Juh 20.
Other I larvcst Tent contests
include vegetable arranging,
'cgctable face painting, vegetable
carving and cherry 1omato eating.
The Home Arts & Crafts
nu1lding will invite culinary and
craft)' types to compete by bringing
,pec1al homemade item<; to the fair
for free admission. Contests
include Garnish Making on
Tuesday from noon-I p.m.; Corn
I tusk Doll Making on Wednesday
from noon-1 p.m.; Salad Making
on Friday, July 16, from 10 a.m.·l
p.m.: and Cooking w11h Vegetables,
Sundav, July 18, from JO a.m.· l
p.m.
l·or the you nger set, the Kids
~tage will fcuture a bean bag toss,
pc:i ~hooting, vegetable gues.,ing
games, popcorn building, celery
eating. mJ~hcd potato dance
con1c~t. Mr. Potato Head contest
Jnu !-1.ilad to~s.
On Cal Spall Hcrita~c Stage.
com petitions include a jalapcno
pepper eating contest ( ponsored
by the Daily Pilot), radish ~ating,
potato peeling. vegetable smashing
Jnd a carrot top (red head)
contest.
A lemon squirt, tomato on a
lotring and French fry coting
contelll will be showcased on
Ruby's Centennial Stage.
Special contests for seniors
inclu~e a vegetable hat parade,
vegetable bowling and a V ·8 juice
drinking competition.
Prizes in each contest will be
awarded for first place finishers,
and all participants will receive a
ribbon.
For more (air information, call
75 1-FAIR. 0
FYI
WHAT: Orange County Fair
WHERE: Orange County
Fairgrounds, H Fair Orlve,
Costa Meso
WHEN: Juty 9-25:
Mondov·Wectn.sdoy, noon to
midnight; Thursday-Sunday,
10 a .m. to midnight
HOW MUCH: General Adult
AdmlssJon (13 VeOIS and
obove)$5;Chlldren(oges6
through 12) $2; five years and
younger FREE; Senior Citizens
(65 and over) $3; Vehicle
Porting $3: Car Pool Porting
(4 or more per vehicle) FREE;
Bus Parking FREE.
MORE INFO: 751 -FAJR.
8 <>r.nge COMI W1 .. Cltnd I Thutlday, .Mf-8. 1t88 ·:
Ryan Dooley admires basket of vegetables like those in this year's fair Farm and Garden compclitwn.
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Newport
m• a real
work of art·
ong known as Orange
County's premiere artists
colony, La&un3 Beach is host
every summer to the Pageant o(
the Mnsters, which celebrates it's
601h birthday when the Pageant
ge1s under way tonight.
This two-hour show features
amazingly faithful recreations of
paintings. sculptures. artifacts and
01hcr artwork with live models.
These recreations, which arc three
dimensional, actually appear
l\\O·dimensiooal thanks 10 special
hgh1ing effects, innowtivc
m:ike-up. creative costuming and
~pecially designed sets.
Al this year's page11n1, ~i,( Co ta
Mc~a and five Newport Beach
rc,idents will be among more th:io
WO Orange Count ian volunteering
10 \\Car garish make-up an d .
uncomfortable costumes and stand
or )ii very till for 2 minutes each
nisht for a week and every other
"eek for 2 months (recreations arc
double cast).
Tom Butterworth, 49, lives in
FYI
WHAT: 60lh Pogeant of the
Molten
WMlll: IMne lowt on the
Festwat of Alts groundl, 650
Laguna Canyon Rood, La· guna leoch
WHIM: 1:30 nlghttv th(ough
Aug.29 ' ~
MOW MUCH: $9·01
MOel IMfO: ~97-9229
leonMCIG da Vinci's rewrent depiction o( "The last Supper" is the traditional conclusion to each Pageant o( the Masters performance.
Newport Beach and portrays
Matthew in ''The Last Supper,"
the traditional closing tableau of
the Pageant. h's his fifth year an _,
the Pageant, and th ird year in
"The Last Supper." He got
im-olved almost by accident.
''Six years ago my daughter was
in it," said Butterworth. "I got
elected to drive her down a lot. It's
son of boring 10 hang around there
e"-cry other \\'eek for a week. for
2Vz hours, ond then drhc home.
So, I figured 1 may :is "'ell have a
pan, as long a I'm going 10 do
this. I igncd up for the next year
in January, :is did my daughter, but
I was the only one that got a part.
I've been doing it e,cf since ...
Night of the show are pretty
i.tra ightfoNard and not 100
exciting. he said.
"I lea\c home at 8:30 and I'm
home by 10:30. There\ no trJffac
at all. So. if I lca\e at 8:30. J h:t\C
about 10 minutel> 10 hang :iround
We y:ik, :ind then "e go in for
make-up. which take about hJlf JI\
hour, then we 11 around 1n our
make-up for ano1her hJlf hour.
I
then "'e're on Then we get the
mal..e·up off. then we lea\.C."
Du11cn,onh i.a1d there arc a few
rchc:ir ab before the PagcJnl
tart), but that "the rehear~!' arc
m.11nl) for 1hc make-up people Jnd
the \tagc ere\\, the orchcl>lrJ,
1h111gi. hl..e thJI The people 1ha1
re.1lh ha\.C 10 work." 0 , -n_. Chri\IOpher Tr..ta
Classics a.re · revered yearly in Newport B_each
C\\port Bench i'> hooked on 1ble'> One ot the man) C)C·
-.-..~ .. cla!> ic . catcher) will be the Americ;rn cla,.
No, '"e're not 1:111..ang MC 193::! Duc,cnbcrg ~et!Jn
music. We're tall..ang c:i~. Jag'> rhc auction\ run from I0.30 u.m.
Rolll>. Bel Airl>. I<.' 6 pm ~.11urdJ) and unday at
Bel Airs? the Hyall •cw porter, 1107 J.lmllll·
Yep, tho e and other model will rec Ro.1J Pubhc pre\IC'tl. or thi;.
be among the collection up for bid cari. \11111 t\C conJuc1cJ from ~:JO 10
this wccl..cnd at the Newport f 10:30 a,m each dJ) 0
Beach •93 Collcc1or Car Auction 611
the Hyatt Newportcr.
Formerly kno"n ai. the Rici..
Cole Auto Auction, the rcn:imcd
event i being pre entei,f by the
newly formed World Cla\\IC Aue·
1ion &. Exposition Co., \\h1ch l)
based in Danville and who c part·
ners are Cole, Don William nnd
Richie Clyne.
More than 6,000 people are CIC·
pccted to view the 250 American
and import vehicles on the block
this year, cvcrythina from Ford
Musta"p to Rolls Royce comert·
FYI
WHAT: Newport leach '93
CollectOf Car Auction
WHHI: Hyatt Newporter,
1107 Jombofff ROOd
WHIN: 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
SotufdoV and Sunday
MOW MUCH: Adun admia· "°"' $10: Mnlon ond h>M "'*' age u . $2 '
MOii INfO: (510) 736-0691.
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ART Rd / Laguna Beoch. -497.:1098. "A Wink
")..i ' ana a Slink .• " scvlptiffes from both sdes ol
"' ,. the brain and a O.vc:tio=-wniWI brew, lln F t,>... exh bit S.turday iKiough Aug 14. Rectp--'*'" _ .... • rQ[TI 4 . !ton. 6-9 p.m. Saturday. Hoors· 11 a m.·
• -• Tht O~-.r;y Callery/Russell JacquH 4·)0 p:nr.Monday·Friday. ~r · -~ Studic• ).(QCWV1c1, Lido, Newport Beach, -i 3 0887 Ortgin:il p.>intings, iewelty, • Studio G.lllery 17905 Slcy Pafk Circle, ~IJ>>, lCramio and cr~b bv regional .:irtists Suite N, Irvine, 851·9181. "Icons 81g and
.11 rc.uonJble pr1ccs Ru;~I Jacques, in1cr-lillle," which showcases J>Jinr<.'d wci:x.len
n.:it1on.1 I sculp1or Jnd p.i1n1cr, on premises sculpt~res wi1h (ound ~ and pcm .:ind
pJ•nlln!oJ eve') Sdturday.Sunday from 11 Oil pamtln~ by Ray Jaa>b, opens with re·
J m -I pm. Hos florals and abslract'pJ•lll· cep11on 3·5 p.m. StindJy,
ong) along w11h his metal abstract sculp· •Sunn Spirilul G.illef}'. at Tilanglc 1u~ .Jre. f,C.ll.UJcd. t-Jout~ JO a.mdt ~Sqwr.e..-Suite.-.J.U (!lfif-5{UUi's) Costil
d.11ly, open un11I 10 p.m. Thursday and Mesa, 548·7558. ~leiy in new ioC;iuon
Salurday . features "figments ol a landscape," an ex
• Hod.1d Sl11mmer Art C.illery 2006 h1b1t1on o( phOlogaphiC moooprints by t1rl·
C.ourt Ave., Newport Beach. Continuous ist/pllotographer Denny Moers, through
t•-.hobrt lea1url') original art available '°' July 31. Hours: T~ay, noon-6 p.m.; •ale by 11'\()(e 1han 20 Southern uliforma Wedr\l'Sd.ly, 11 :30 il.m.-8:30 p.m.; ThUrs·
Jrt•>ts on all rypes of media. llours: 6·9 day-5atu~y. 11 :30 a m.-9 p.m.; Sund<ly,
pm Mond.ly-Fr1d.:iy ilnd by appointment. noon-5 p.m., Closed Mondays. Hoors w? . 1ect to change through Juty. Fr~ idmis-
• JW's uMornla Crill JI Newport Beach sion.
\.\.Jmoll Hotel ;ind Tennn. Club, 900 New· • Th 'II •-St d' 333 r-'-· llo flOrl Cenlt'r Or . N~port SeilC'h, 497 . rmyou ... t u IOI • . .....,.,., •
1098 The gnll 1n ;as~1auon with Nirai Costa Mesa, 642·'5978. Origin.ii Olis and
IWU Con1cmporary Arts, presents works by wale~; paontmgs from B;ih, lndonesi.l;
JO)t:e Donna, Jim Lorogan, Marisha Turnc:r, wood taMngs ;ind masl.s fe;itured. Hours·
.lnd Pamel.1 Wilson 11 _ a.m.-7 p.m. Tuesday-Satur<by by ap-pomtment.
8 l..11. Eyeworks ;it South Coast Plau. . ll)) Bn..tol SI . C~1a Me-w "Folk AnlSt to •Time Space wllery 3326 N. Coast
1he St.:irs" Jon So\..'s umque art (urmture Highway:. Laguna .. BeilC'h .. 494-0944. £x.
-.J m.1dc out of cast.i".ay items on view h1l>tt!Oll Currents fe.Jtu11ng the WOfks ol
1hroogh July .11 Celcbraung the optlCtll· Dunc.ln Simcoe, Myrclla ~· ,leromt'
trame '>lore's (ove )'C'.:irs at the shopp•n,s Castaldi ;ind rNny more on VltW.
mall, 1he c~h1b11 afi.o foawrcs Jim Reva s • The Works ~lery South at OW.ii
Kh1tcring chandchers, what's billed as the COIJrt, 3333 Bear St., Suite llS, Costa
world's beil collection of oulrageous eye· Mesa, 979-6757. Works bv Llt.1 ,AJbuquer·
glas1.e1 and the lorsl·ever "footstoOI show." que on view t1I Sund.ly. Hours: 10 ;i.m.·9
• Lahina Galleries 11 73 Newport Cen1er p.m. Monday·Fr~y; 10 a.m· 6 p.m. Sal·
Dr. Newport Beach, 72 1-911 7. On ~r-urday;. and 11 a.m.·6 p.m. Sunday. Frei:
m.1nen1 display .ire works by Cuy Buffet admtSSIOO.
M.irr Chagall, L.1u Chun, Frederick Hart
Jan K..Hprzyc\..1, 11 & lhomas Leung. Rob-
1•r1 l) n Nelson, I l1s.i>h1 Otsuk.i, Norman
R<x.\..well, Adolf Sehnng. Andre.J Smith and
G.iry Swan><>n live entert;ainment pro-
"dcd 6·9 p.m Frtd.iy·Saturdays. Hours.
Monday-5.llurday, 10 .i.m.· I 0 pm.; Sun-
d.iy, 11 a m 7 p m
• l o·EI Fine Art 34J1 Via Oporto No
tOOC. rw~pClft Beath, 72) 1921. ArurN·
11un cl.'I\ from O~ne,. Don Bluth, Wah er
l.in1 11Jnn;i B.:irberd and The Simpsons
ICJlurt-d I l<;ur) 11 .i m.·5 p.m Monday
.met lhursdav rrid.iy. 1-0 a m.·6 pm s.11ur·
cfa~. 10 J m 5 pm Sunday
8 Margaret Bedell Studio and wllery
~oo 1 1 C;ima1100 '"«' . Corona del Mar, -<>o 9100 G.illery fo.itures m1xed·med1.i
monopnnt> and wa1c1colors by Margaret
Bt'dt'll dnd l1m111.'d prints and embOssed
wa1Ncolors b)' Wh111emore. Hoors· 9. 30
J m S 30 pm Tuesday-Thursday, or by
.ippomlmcnl Free adm1~10f\
•Off the W.all G.lllery 2123 Main St.,
Hun11ngton Beach, 536 1>488. Works by
Behrens, Shao, Logan, Sassone, Blum·
hai,oen. Cosby and Ward are on view in·
defm11cly Moors· 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday·
frld.1y, 10 ii m ·5 p.m 5.lturday; 11 a.m ·3
p.m. Sunday. free admission.
ATTRACTIONS •
•Bal~ fun Zone 600 E. Bay Ave .
Newpott Beach, 675-9152. Ferm wheel.
arcades. restored merty.g<>:round, ihops,
restaurants and boat tours olfered 11 a m ·
10 p.m. d.11ly
• Bal~ Pavilion 400 M.11n St .• Balbo.1,
673-5245. Narrated SI~•"& CfU~ °' N~"pC>ft Harbof ire offered d;i1ly Cat..lhN
Pu~~;-"'Serv1ce oHued Thursda)'.S· AmenCMl 54H'finc ii rl'~lured Tour; .Are
Sund.lys.beginning ~t 9 ;am D«>p-sea r.sh-a\atl.tble Houn: noon-S p.m Wednesd.>y· 1ng trips dtopart daily from O..vey's LOC'kef Sunday. Adm!Slion S 1
• Crytlal C~ sa.te hrll on the COol5l •Newport HMbot N.utlc.&l MIMum
berwfoen Corona def M.lr ;ind uguno1 1714 W. S.lboi Blvd . Newport Bexh.
Beach, 494·3'539. ~arty 2,800 acres ol 673·3J77 The muwum ~ • per·
coastal and canyon .ire.lS open ror nature m.lMf'll collection ol htMOttCal photogtilj>hl
w;ills, ~lwle watching. bird wa1ch1ng. rKh-togetht>r IMth bo.m. phologr.tph~. m.:irine
ing and Olhef recreJ!lonjl actl\'t!JCS dtipl.lys. rKh, ~. ""•e.s·•n·boct~ ;ind
• Dlsc<Wery ~us~ ) 101 W. Harv•rd other nautical nltn'IO(.lb1l1,, llnurs 10
St. Santa An;i,. S4Q.0404. bplOtate')f)' am ·l pm. W~)·Sund.ly Adm~·
learning · center ie;itur~ hisaoric Kellogg soon: Frt>e
House. an C>faoge grove and more. Hours • ~ SAllina Club a. Audtmy_!-424
..., 1 <t'flVl p.m. saturtfuy-Sund<ty 1\dmis-V-1.1 Oporto Suite 2()4 ~ Be.:icli' ~·on: S 1 ·S1 ~~ • 673-3788 .:Strt.'!d Breillo.~r flo.lu~" \\fhcl)
•Launch Pad al Cryst.tl Coort, Se~~ ~ l· to )i.'1-hour sailing ll'ipS along ttir
;ind Sunl'lowef l1cross from South COil~l; ~1Gc CG.lsc toward Laguna lk'.adl. cl\i11I
Pl.ual, Ubt.J ~. 540·2001. This pre ;able 4·8 pm Mont.Lay th1ool{h lhurscfays
view foc1hty ol the O.~ Sclence Cen Tid.ets· S2S ~mp or Sl()(f (I)( boolc °'
tcr, which I) slated to open 1n 5.inta All.l 1n fM:.
1997, olfers )0 mlt'I~ eo.1<h1b1ts, dcm-. OOSl.rilllOOS ;ind ' lcammg quests" 1n the • o ... nce Coul CoHtte Sailing Cen.,, ... 1 h 1801 \V. Pacific Coast rt.t{hw.1y, ~ areas ol """"I , tr;anspott.atron, com-BNch 645.9412 ALm.a £:.. OC:Cs 65 mumcatron and ~ enwooment. HouB· ' ' .il;ro' · • 10 ;am .9 p.m. Monday·Friday. 10 "m .7 root~. h.n auu.ti '? (,i o(omi.a t Ch.in·
pm. S.llurd.lys: 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunda~. M'I Islands througtlnut 93 CaH f0t sc.N!d·
Ntm1S>IOll SS (Of children . .Ou!ts free \\-1th ule.
each p.1y.ng chtld • ~·· ~ 2 301 S.>n ~·n
• Di1~nd 1313 H.Jrbof 81\-d., Ana· Hilk Road, ~ lle~fl. 6.40.5&00
he1m, ~9-4565 Fanusmic! on ~ ol ~ly &-'rden re._,..;it ~led 9 "m ·6
Ameria evety weekend 5'11ty attr.Ktions in Pm dJ1ly. •
~;ii themed <1re.lS open d.J1ly, andud•"fl
Micker.'s ToonTown near SIT\.lll Wodcf. -------------------------------.
"Al3dd1n's Royal ur.>van" parade twlee
d.11ly thtougtl end of the summer. Hours 9
.J.m.· midnight. Wttkdilys, 8 ;a m • 1 p.in.
Wttkendi
• CondoU Company ol ~ in lido
M.lrina V1ILlge. 3400 v... Oj>orto. Su1I•
103 8, Newport Beach, 675-1212. Ven.ce comes to Newport .u one-hour cruises ol
the b.iy and can.lb on Venetian pidol;ls
are o(lcred. Special wedding and wine
cruises available! Costs range lrorn SI 5 lo
S30 per p<'r><>n.
• Hornbl<Mer Dining Yacht M.lr1ner~
Mile Mari~ Center, 201 W Co.ut II~ ..
Newport Beach, 631·2469, elit. 7. D.:i1ly
Pilot "Wet Wednesdays" •bo.lrd the LOfd
Hornblower offered r<"gul.arly rhrourt
the summer (chec.k pages ol Pilot for d.ltes
.Jnd tomesl
• Hunll"gton Be.Kh SurlinJ Museum
4 11 OltW' S. , Hunhngton Bc.ach, 960·
J-483 Ari e!>tmsM• collecoon of ~a
b1lta h1ghl1gtl1tng mo<e tf\.)n 80 years ol
• orr the Wall Callery 3441-B V'~ Udo,
Newport Beach, 723·5950. Works by
Moses, N.Jgel, Haenraets, Mule.Ji, Atchf>r,
KlnQde, &ehrem and othets are on per·
manent d1spfay. Hours: 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
Monday-Frid.ly, l l a m.-7 p.m. Saturday;
11 a.m ·5 p.m Sunday F1ee adm!Won.
• Sands,one G.illery 384·A N. ~st
Highway, l.ilguna Be.X:h, '497-6775. Aichi·
lectur<1I oiJ palnttngs by ~riy ~ oo
ct.splay bl Wed~. Abstr.Kt and fi~...ttve work in mixed medlil by Marge
SUNDAY BRUNCH
$895 per person
man on disp(ay through Aug. 1. Hours: 1
.1.m-5 p.m.
•Sartor G.ll~ry 540 S, ~ Hwy. No,
105. Laguna Beach. 494-6566. "The Colot
ol Sum~." a collection ol oil p;iintinp
by respected altdt Dennis Hare, currtolly
on view.
•South Coast Att <Attler 2a1 E. 17th St..
Costa Mesa, 646--4545. Attinvtlon eek.
or1g1nal wood sculptures ind Ol!famic piK·
' es ;ind • selection ol limieed edition ~
graphs and serigra~ by v""°"' lftlsb lrt! on permanent dliobv. Hoon: 10 1.m.-6
p.m. Monday-Frida)'; lo a.m.-5 p.m. Satur-
day.
8 51uarl Kall' loft 2091 Ltguna Canyon .
All you ain tat & drink 10lnn-3pm • Early.Bird s~595
Chicken , ~~'"*" inclaula soup or saW & ._,.,
4,,,,.-6~
1670 Newport Boulevard
(714) 631-POOD
8 Orange Cou t Weekend I Thuriday, July 8, 1993 .....
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1$1 8 1111 C•t Hii•••1• N••tm IH,6 (114) D J ·J'IO
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LISTING INFORMATION: ·This more
compiele 81.ad:Booli c.altnd.lr usu.ally
runs in the ~t ~gts ol lhe O.ally P1lol 1he first Tuesd.ly of t~ry monlh, but .1p-
pt.1r1 in Wee .. tnd tod.ly due lo lht July
4 hotid.ay 111.tt .. tnd. bgul.lf monthly
BLlcUooll listings return lo Wttkend
ntxt lhund.1y. If you h.a\.t .an tH!nl lisl·
ing or ch.angt of inform;alion for Bl;acl.·
Boole, dirtcl inquiries to Benjamin Ep·
stein, r/o Bl.lei.Boole, P.O. Box 1500·184,
Coron.1 dtl Mar, CA 92625. Phunt 160·
2G22.
ltgtnd: OC, Or•nge County. BT, bl.1clc
lit. BT-opt., bl•cl. 11e option.ll. pp. per
pt-rson. TBA. to be ur.angtd.
Jul
• S.i\\du•t Festi\'.il l~rO\.lt)h Augu" 29
.\11 •nd er.all> JicJ\,C.I~ 100 mu\IC1.in~
1.is.;.''"' .and m.1goc1Jn~ .lt 9 35 L.1gun.a (.~n)on Ro.>d, l~n.i ~.acti Adults, S-1
pp Chiklfen 12 .ind untJel'. ltt:'e PllOl'lt' -19-1 lOJO
• rl'sli\'.a_I of ArWP.iJ:Hnt ol thr M.utrrs
cllloui;h ~ 29, 10 .i m 11 JO pm,
p.lJ;('Jnt .it 8.JO pm •• lt lr\'1nt B<MI P.:1r~
lJ~un.a 8<-.><h. Phone 494·1145: p.igc.101
loC(l'U. 497 6582
• Wr'rl' Ha\'ing Bushrls of Fun,OC F.air,
July C) 25, ulutt to "q;t'tJblcs, t-h·b•lS
rodeo, carnw.11, tnltrt.tinmcnt .at QC
F.iirgrounds. Cost.a Mew Adults, SS
Ch11dttn 6·12, S2 5 .and u~1. fie<>
Phone 549-9802
• B.asllllt Oty, July 9 4·11 pm .
Ch1ldht>lp US!\ w1nt', iood, c.an-c.:in
d.:1ncers and uslno .it Chanttcl.11r, lf"1ne
S45 pp Phone 752·8001
• Wiid Wnl 'show, July IO South Co..ut
Rt>penory tnd ol S<t.ttOl'I ulebration .it SCR
roun1a1n. S45·100 pp. 1ndudt-s bufftt, tnl('n.unm:ent by community ltaders,
auctions. Phone 957·2602, ""I. 221
• Ctltbralion ot' All Things frtnch, July
10, Umted Cert'br.11 P.alsy l.ick·olf dinner
for 8.lstille Oo1y r.x:l"S it Lt Mend.en,
N~ ~.ach -Cont.Kt OanocllC De
P.alm.a, 557·4796
• Bulille 0.1' Ct~bratlon, July 11
UMld Cettbra P.ahy 8K nm, 8k 1o1.•llr;, Jl svidt. young run, food fa•rt and French
"rttt fCW\-il al le t..~ndit'n. Ne-AJ>0'1
Bt;ich Contact Oo1nlt'llt" De Palm.a.
557·4796
• G..tt*n 'atty and Silenl Auction, July
11 11 J P. m , ~ Tert>U. CSP Youth
SMll« and Brillst'I Amenc..an Ch.ambt-r ol C~ tea at Crean rt'Sl<knct, Santa
AN Heights. UO pp
• lobby H.ltfleld Cet.brlly Coif Clank ,
July 12 "' 8 a m , Lupus found.lttOn tourn.-irnent .ind Rode Around• l~ Clock
'11uw .n Los ~otts COYntry Club, 8uen.:i
P.irl. S275 pp. Phont 890 5398
•Summer Hat'Vfll, July 1 l .11 11 .i m ..
Food 01sinbutl()/l .Center luncheon fashion
show .u Foor Seasons. NC\\port Beach.
S60 pp Phone 1'1·1l43
• Frtt Willy, July 15 .u 5.52 p.m., Hoag
Hospital 552 Club movit prtmierc
popcorn. pizza and pi!Slry rtcepllon ill
Edwards Ne\vpott Cinema, Nc"port
~ach.,...UO .:ind S75 pp Phone 574-2708
• Med.illion Debut.ante 8.ill, July 17 ;it
6 .)0 p m • ASSIStilnCl' ltagut . of
Nc--.pon Mesa JI Hy•lt Regency ll'\.1ne
S 100 pp BT By 1nvit.lt1on only Cont<1<.I
JJn MurJr, 644-0667,
a Blacl< •nd While B.uh. July 17 JI 7
p m , New~rt Harb<1r At! Mu!K'um
OJnclng under tlle St.lrs i!nd fociJ from .m•J
r~l.iuranb at Ne1mJn M.ucus coort}Jrcl,
Nl'"'porl Cent~·r f.i.hoon bl.ind -\ttore
cw.111\C blad. Jnd \\hou.• SSO pp Phonl'
759·1122
•Sondheim! luly 17 at 8 pm , l('lQ
fund l>cnt-llt con<en b\o CJv "'en ·~ Choru>
Of Lt» Ani;tfl'> .it ll'\me 8JrdJ\ The.itri
Cu"ltJCt !Nnn•\ ~Jrl'I, GH-7J68
• Sund.Jy funda Jul~ 18 2·3 )0 pm ARt-St-t'\ IC~ lor Abu.ed ChikJrcn c :Im•{'·
rn.i&.c1;in, f.:im1t-, enlcrtJ•nmt:nt .it !>.lint
Jn-,eph • Ct'flter, 01.ln~e S 10 pp Phon • 978 0)-10
• Hot Bluu on .l Cool Summtr Nighl
July H 5 J0-8 JO p m Centt"f 500 ol OC
Performing Arts Cl'nt<'f mu...c lood lrom
loc:JI t(')lJur.inb <1nd \\11\e .it South Co.a..i
f'l.tl.l V1ll.:ii;c Santa AnJ S20 pp rhont>
556·2121
d'oeuwc.>S •I Crc•an r~ce, SJnt.i An.i
Hetghts S50 pp Phone 895·5623
•Sunset P~r•diso. August H at 6 pm,
foundeh Pfu\ ol OC P£>rf0fm1ng A~
Center at Smith r<.'\idence, lf\1ne CO\.e. By 1n\1tJ1oon only
•Bob HoprJDr. How.ird House
Celebrity Coif Tournament Augu\t 16 at
noon, I loose far t~lolute .rt 5..tnta Ana Country Club S250 pp Phone 557·5100.
• Qul'en Mary Dinner D.-.nce and 1'arty
Auguot J 1, 6 p m -modnilltlt. Chri~UJn
S111glt~ on th<> R·dt><.l, Grand' and \\'1nd~r Salon~. lonR Bc.1c..h. SJO pp tR(.'S('rvations
dC'.11.ll~w. Aug11~1 3 I Phone 7.!H 0244 ~-
• Busin<>ss P.nln<>rship Coif
Tournament, Aui;u>t JO at 9 ii m. Ope1c1
PJtmr JI l'l•l11.io I toll Goll ClulJ :-.e\\oport
BCJl h S JOU pp mclud~ i;olt .1n<l c.irt
lun(.h Jnd f>O\l·lnurnJml'nt b.irnt'1..ul!
A\\i1Hh thnnN onl\ SSO (Q11t.1d t\-\.1')
NJonan, S.if, -1·1
September
• 8.:ir~ue .al 'l hl' Bo\\N§ ~'Pl J .11 ;
pm, OC Aid\ \\.all al 8 ""1:r\ Museum,
S-ln1.i An.1 SI 00 pp CuntJd Ju11\ rluor
Runc.·1>, 54 I <J 22 'J
• 40lh Anni\frs.iry Se.i11on ~id.off Sept
8 5 7 pm.. OC Ph 1h.lrmon1c ~ict)
wbsc.r1bt;, .ind dotlOf\ .ii \Vrstin South
Co.bl Pl.uJ CCbl.i \\~ Phooe 55J·2-122
• Ship\\rec.l.ed in Ne"°port, Sept. 9 al
6 10 P. m Boy Scouh of Ame11ca OC
Council nJtuit.il 1h<'ml><l d1nn{·r ell John . C b Oum1n1), 1'1:\~pon Bellh. S 1 '.!5 pp • kr Ctum Festival July 14, .rl, Clu Conr.1<t t-•m Sutphl'n 546 7630 of Carden C10\e ,11 tlyact R~t>nC) .
Alicanre Tt>n ice w~am mal.ers 1ncfUd1ng • BiJIOsh T.lg and Rele.:ise l ourn.imenl,
Btn and Jttry s .ind t'faagen·O.:i.u WM' Seµt 10· I 1, Ho•g Memoro.il H~p.cj) 552
hundrl'ds of fl.Hors. SS pp Phon" Club JI Dalbo.I BJ~ Club, .ind 1n 70·mile
SJ0·04)0 radius of Ne\\port Beach Phone
57-4 ;'208 •Un• Nocht del lt.alro, July 2-4 , ScXJth
Co.Ht Repertory variety show :it SCR
M.:i1nstage ~ne 957·2602. e\.t 221
•An heninK o( Country, July N , 6 11
p m.. U.S1ta f1omt's lor Abused C.h11drcn.
d.Jnce .ind Western ba1btcue ,u IMmmer
Cin)on. ll'\'111<' \ .. 5 pp Cont..)ct l1ntJJ
7~·7820 --t 4
•Music of thr Ni&ht. Jul) J 1, 7·11 pm
lr\lnl' Barcl.iy Tlieoltre Encore Cir<.lt
country and wl'Stt'm mu IC cbnc1n~ g.>m1ng. food and s.lent auction b.J~~ge.
~45 pp Phone 8S-1·4G07
• S.n lohn~on Pro-Crltbril) Co"boy
Cl.auk, July 3 I at 8 am CHOC P.ldr·~
tr.ul ride le.am rop.ng. s.xldlt' bronc rllkr..
bull ridinj!.. ecc . .it Ctmpo Amolntt..,
RAndlo Mi~ Vie,o. San Juo1n UP''tr.ino
S 1 SO pp Fiest• only, S 100 Phonl'
SJ2.867S.
Augu st
• &rid.ii Show, Augv~ 1, QC 8ridll
Connections' "UhuNte \.\'eddmg hent '°'
8e.:ich Ci11es Brides · futures 100 t>i.h1bl10~ at P.at~ Pl.kt',-If\ 1ne SG pp
PllOlll' 548-1089
• Ul.ick Tie & AthlNlc Shoes. Sc•pt 10 at
6 JO p m , B)ron )cutl ChJllcni,oe ior
Ch1ldreo d1nne1 Jnd silent .iuction JI
Ne-, port 8c.:ich M,1mott S ISO pp Phone
661 7117
• Pro-St•;• Charily B.uketbJll G.lme
SeJ!l 11 al 5 30 pm B\ron ScouJBud
l1ghl ChJlltnge lor Ch1kJ1en .it l:!rcn f\"<'nts
Centtr, UC lr\.me S10·20 pp ~
661 71 P T1ckeu. 1156 5000
• C•I• 8•11 ~:pt 18. South Cn.i~
Rt>pettt>') se.:i<.on and ~ i.ll se.l50fl uperwr.
81 . Phone 95:l'·2C.O.! l''' 121
October
• 11.~porl Buch Concours d'll~ancl'. Oct J 10 am • .i pm .t,TSC shuw
celebrJtl"> IOOth .innn.cr~f) ol olutomob11t'
.&I UC II'\ one Adults, SI 0 0111d1en. S6
Phont> 7S6-0993
• h fnl TBA. Oct 9 CHOC Qu~n ol ~INrt.> Cu1ld 1n L.igvna BcJch Phone
532 8675
•Null en Paris Oct 9, Ol.-s1i;ning Women of Art ln-t11utt of Southern
Cal1Forn1a dinner dJnu• .it CentC?r Club.
Co.ta Me<.J Bl '1 i'S pp Contact 81b1
OJ\.IS, "l9J 9J93. • Y.an C.an Cook. Augw 7, Cokkn West
Colll'Rt and KOCE -TV coo~•ng
<J<>monstt.itioo b) t.l.lrun YJn and hot$ •Home lour and Cift F.1ire. Oct. IS, 10
MON·DAY NIGHT
·Family Speeial ,.._,.;.,r._._.r-w:
~ llQ CWcfta. BBQ Spe"' Rib1 & Brukec o( ~f'f . •
._.... ...... P.uce, a..... Con oa Cob A Coif Sl.w. ~r~ed from S:OO p.a.
.i m .9 p.m OtOC L •tl~t An!,-cf Guild •n
Y()(ba l1n<l.:i n.>d An.1tic11n H1lh Plion1•
5J2 8675
• Bentfil <Xt 16, 11 p ni • 1 o1 m , !>I
J<»eph I to-.p1!JI Foun"Jtion d1nne1 dJnc1•
Jnd t'lll('(tJonmcnt JI An .. ht.•1n1 I hltOfl .11~ I
I O\\t·~ s JOO Pl> Br Cnn1.1c1 \1,11~<1
John"'"'· • • 1 8211
•Sund.it Supper JI The R1l1 01 t 1 i' .ii
5 )0 p rn . UC tr. om• (11r u JI Cinn•r
CcntN JI Ro~ Rt.')1.1ur,1n1 , """t"•!'l H1-.1d1
• Cummuruty Wall lXt 1: .11 'J .1 m
CllOC P.1dr1nth .ind 01o111·\l,111d l 5 111.11''
tun ,,,111. .:iro11rd ..,, th Co.ill l'l.u.:i m('tro
.irt>a Cr...ta \\l....i l't ._. iJ.!-llf,11 J
•Coif Clh)ic 0 1 18 lit 10 ;i m . CliCX:
f'J,l ,,.. ~ tour!'! 1r-nl .it ti ~ .:ut-1 Cc.u11tr'
Clul,, l.•i; .. r J '\•1;v< pt ~e 'l L!·!H .. :H
November
•A Very Cholll' Affair ' , l ~ r.1 mh
1 .. r Pl.1 n, I P.1·• •rl• c.J um I• n nd
>I)<. 1!.N .tt l• .\11 r, f,l'n ~'"\po11 81•1tt1
• CJl.i '"' o S.:indp1JX'1' uf It 1.1~
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l\\'\\!~1n lh'.ld' HJ ?l•1•M 5-.l-7.:!IJ!i
•FAMOUS RIBS
&SALAD
•
• TERIYAKI, LEMON
OR MAYA CHICKEN
&SALAD
•PRIMAVERA
PASTA & SALAD
SERVED
SUNDAYthru
FRIDAY
5:00-7:00 PM
Orange Cout Weekend I Thursday, July I , 1913 I
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• heot TBA. Nov. 6, CHOC Mad HattA!r
Guild in l a Habra/Brea Phone 532-8675.
W American Celebration, Nov. 6, Chap-
man U111ver~ity at Anaheim Mamon. Con-
t.let Ruth Wardwell, 532-6075.
December
•Home Tour and Boutique, Dec. J.
CHOC Jack and Jill Coildn at Tustin Hills
Racquet Oub. Phoe 532-8675.
•Christmas Cuol Ball, Dec. 4, Hoag
l-tosp1tal 552 Club at Newport Beacll
Marriott SSS2 per couple. Phone
57,i.72011.
•Christmas Tree Brunch, Dec. 5. CHOC
Mother Goose Guild at Anaheim Marriott. Phone 532·8675.
M arch 1994 .. .
•All Guilds Fashion Show. March 17-18, 11 a m . CHOC al Anaheim Marrion.
Phone 532·8675.
•All Guilds hshion C.ilil, March 18 at 7
pm . CHOC at Anaheim M.miot1. Phone
532·8675
Ap ril 1994
• ll.llian hening. Apr il 28, Cinderell.1
C.,1ld or Ct tOC al Part.. PIJce, hine
• t.en F~~~ ~?~~ri t y Coli Tourn.iment MJY 1 .11 10 J m OKCO\er)
~lu'><•um ul OC .it Pch<:.1n I hll c.otf Ouu
S JOU pp Phorw 540 2001
COMEDY & MAGIC
TA IJ . ";· th,~\ HALF
Fresh Fllh D•llr
AH YHr 'Round
BrMldMt
Ll.WIOh
Dinner
•Weekend Brunch 7.am-4pm
•Early Bird Specials
•Happy Hour oi-6pm
•Harbor Brunch Cruises
400 M ain St. Balboa
673-4633
\
• Orange County Fair al Or<1nge County Fair~ui\ds, 88 Fair Drive, ~ ~.
751-FAIR. Comedi.Jn Calladler UNShes
(()0(1 and props in Arlington "the.lire Mon·
day. Wayne Cotter, Othy Ladman ilnd
Tom Parb, three of the counlry's top
stand-up comedians, take lhe st.lge July 1 a.
Free with regular fJir admi~.
COMMUNITY EVENTS
•Hyatt Newporter 1107 Jamboree Rd.,
Newport-8each, --n9-12 l+. ext. 582. The
Worrd Class Auction & Ex~ition Com·
pany pr:esents lhc Newport Beach ·93 Col·
lector Car Auction. Vehicles on the selling
blod< range from fOfd Mustangs and
C~y Bel Airs to Rolls Royce convM1b~
and Jaguar Roadslers. Runs 8:30 ... m.-6
p.m. 5aturday-Sunday. Admission: S2·S 10.
• Or~nge County MMket P\xe 1n the main p.lr~ing lot al the Orange Councy
Fairgrouncls, 100 Fair Ori~. C0sta ~.
72 3-6616. Thousands of items on sale at the weeJ..end, open-air swap meet. Adm1s·
sion: 50 cents (Children under 12 free).
•~th Coast Repertory 655 Town Cen· l~r Or .• Costa Mesa, 957-2602. The "SCR
Wild Wf'SI Show," the annual end 0( se<1·
son aucuon <Ind party, features n<>n·Slop en~rta1nment. communtty leaders pe<·
fOfming onstage, '11 fresco burret. silent
and live auctions and all the trappings ol
the olQ west 5.Jturday. AdmisSK)(I: S4S·
$100
DAHCE
•Ballroom 0 <1ncing. 610 W. 18th St,
Costa Mesa, 644-5110. A dau on ball·
room dancing and West Coast swmg 1s of·
lered 6-7 Tuesday 111ghts.
• Costa Mesa Qukksteppers at Cost.>
Mesa SeniOf Citizen Center, 19th Strt'Ct
and Pomona Avenue, Cosu M~. 545·
5669. A sen!()( citizen Kluare dance w.oup
seel.s l'l<perienced dancers to join them
cacti Thursday at 9 a.m
• Oanscene Studio 2980 A Mc01ntock
1 o Ora11ge Coast ~eeke'ld, ~ Thursdf Y· Jutx 8; 1993
• '' • I • ~ " .. , I \I .. t ' I I • I ~ 11 11 \ I I If,, \ 4 I I • "
w .. Y.. Costa Mesa. 641-8688. An l'lght· week bet;nning &Uroom ilnd Lalin dii\ce
cl.us will'be held <1t 7 p.m. Tuesday nights,
~nning Tu~. Registration f~: S-40
(the ooe·nour dass is gured towilrd singles
<1nd couples).
• Or.i.n1e Co.ut Col~. 2701 F.i.irview
R<>ild, COsta ~. 432-5880. A six·weelc
social dance wockshop th.i.t teaches the eK·
citin11 and popular West Coast Swing will
be Offered this summe<, from 7-9 p.m. Fri·
da¥ through Al.lg. 6. ~r.i.tion fee: S49
(suited fcx l>eginners).
• Orange County Performing Aris Cen-
ter 600 Town Center Or., Cmta Mesa,
556-ARTS. 8foadwa_y ~.-:'.star Tommy_
Tune returns Tues&y and Wednesday (or
two performanc~ of his acclaimed OM·
man Show "Tommy Tune Tonite!" Tid.ets;
S 18-S38 The Joffrey Ballet gM!S three per·
formancc-s ol "81llboards," concel\'ed and
directed by company co-founder Ger.11d
Arpino, 10 1 J songs by Prtnce <1nd fcxu_
units choreograptied by Laura Dean,
Charles Moulton, Peter Puca ilnd Margo
Sappington, July 27-29
•Waterfront Hilton Buch Rtsorl.
lllod P.xific: C<>ilst Highway, Hunh~on
B<'ach, 960-SURP. Ballroom Dancing be-gins 6 p.m Sunda)".5 \\-1th free dance !es
sons Champ.lgne S2. SJ cove1 Hotel's
West Coast Oul> ~nts "Two Seep Tu<">·
day," a ce>Untry dance ~ fOr t~
who want to IC!arn the latest ~ep<;. t>es1n·
n1ng with complimentary buHct at 6 p m and~ from 7-8 No CO\>er
FESTIVALS l SPECTACLES
• Arl·A-h ir Festival 777 l<1guna Canyon Road, laguna Beach 494-4514 lhe art
festiv,)I features 150 lint' .irtists, sculptors,
ceramists ;ind craftsmen in demonstr.JlJOn~
<Ind work$hops 10 a.m.·8 pm. dJ1ly
through Aug. 19. Admiss.on: S2 .50-Sl.50.
• Festiv.il of the ArWP•gHnl of the
M.uters on festival of Arts grounds, 650 Laguna Canyon Rd , Laguna Be.){h, 494·
1145 (lest1vall. 497·6582 (p.t_geantl Worl..s
or art fOf wle .Jt festival fO a.m.· 11·30
p.m. da1lr through Aug. 29 Ole pageant,
Where f.:imous \\Oflu 01 <1rt are recreated
l<'<1th lwe actors, presented 8:)0 nightly <11
adjacent lrvme 8owt
. -
• Of.i.np County Fol.Ir '93 al o.. .. ngt-County f airgrounds, 88 hif Di~. CoSla ~~. 751-FAIR. 'We're Having 8Ulhels ol Fun" tS theme ol this ~<1r's (;),,, open-
1"1 Frt<Uy, continu1~ through July 25 ilnd
wfuting ~hies through e11h1btts, rodeo,
a tnival <1rid entertainmenl. Fatrgoers .ire
invited to It( rewed up fOf the s«ond Jn·
nu.ii bed Clanong <Ind ar hoc>c>lng ch.>m·
pionships, 2-4 p.m. Sunday.· ~Jir .idmtS-
sion: Adults, SS; children 6-12. Sl: S and
under, free.
•Salute to U.. Alts .at Fashion bland,
"leowport Center Drive ilbo~e PilC•fic Coast Highway, Newpott Be.ich, 72 1-2000. The
Newport Be~ City ArU Com1111ssion pre-
St'flts the 10th ;innu:il f5tl\'31 from"l'Cn nc-
to 10 p m S..turd•y in tile Bro.xlway
Court. from . 10 <1.m.·3 pm., the C\.enr
will hilve an mu~rn<1honal th«-me ind ch1I·
dren can participate tn wurkihops. atti>I demon~rations and face p.>mting Lrve cm· tcruiin~I will be p1esen1ed T1om l -10
pm
• s..dusl Fntn.11 9)5 L<1gun.1 un~«i ROoid, L.lgun.J ee..h, 49'4·30)0 The 27th
.annual running ol the Klec11C am and
cr.ifts (t'Slival continues throu~ Aug 1'J
~1th mofe tNn 200 .trtMS showa .. n~
thetr W(){i.) In ilfl ung•n.il en,Klfll\C.'nt 01
h<1ndbu1lt booth) AtlmM111n: Sl·S-1
Hours· 10 ~ m -10 pm d.11l!f
LIT£RARY ARTS
•Alla Coff~e Houw 506 J h1 St • ,....~,
port 8t'JCh, Ci75·0Hl. Open poc.·try re.id
1ng 8 pm Wednesday F1~'f .ldm1))1()1\
• C.n Palma lHta1u1nt l ll ( 17th Si
5.Jn[,j Ana. H2·9015. f.K:ttity Re.><l1nb><
second Jnnu.ll "Summef Performance flu-
etry Con1N" 8 p.m Manday lsign·uix at
6 :JO p.m.I Fee: S2
• NewpOtt turbor Alt Muwum 850 So.in ~te OfNe, Newpott Beach. 759-
1122. /\ bilingu.il progr<1m ~ AmerlCMl
<1nd VietNmeSC l<'<riten re<ld pe>eml <1nd
st0ties preset\ted 8 p.m. fuly 16 tn tti.
Sculpcure Canten ufe to eotncde~ q>"~?t exhibit ''Terry Allen. Ynuth 1n
As&a. AdmlSSIOtl. SJ·SS.
MEETINGS ' SEMINARS
• Advrotur• J6 1959 .ltubor Blvd , £.ow.i
Mt:S.l, 650-JlOl. Ci1l1forn~ frsh and Trout
Unlimited r~;>cesent.ltive~ p<esent fr~ slide shows and cliscuss ded1nc ol \\11d h~ 6· JO
lonrght and 7 )0 p m July 1 S
• 8.ldc B.l!y Club .lf le Mc-rlfl1t•n, <4500
t\~cArthur 81\-d. N~'\)Uft Be.lth, 4 76-20(11. ln-ine M~um cJirKt<>f JNn Stern
J>ICSCnts lecl111c \lide show on "C.1l1forn1.a
lmpr~1..m (18\JO 19101" 11 30 .Hl'I ·1
pm July 15
• Newport Harbot Aft Must'Um 850 ~n
Ck'mente Ot . Newport Be.-ch 7S9·11l2
Artist Teti) Allen lc.ldi tour Of h•\ N'wth
1n ~ ·• in)tJll..it.on J 1> m Sund.iv ff«'
'"'h rl'gul.ir mulot'vrn .idm1"'°'1 Atthl R1
ch.lrJ I utncr 5>1c-.cots free ~ll(k• k'\ 1ure (,Ill
''IJnlt'S Dean in Sa1J:<H'I Cnunrtr ~h.llt
lmpt>n.ll1)1Tl'' .1t .. 1 u1.-)J.1y l.lll..s ::it "\mn
lulv 13 Art in Cc,;1ff\t lt'C\uft' 01t1nf"f ~
ti(.') at fr;ur St J>"n' I l<>tt-1 1n l'Wfll"1
liN~h ptnel'lh \\;r.t.nb'> un the-W.tll -
Art1-t>' U~· 1>1 \\oiJ <1nJ fe,1 " (> pm
1 ut'\d.ly Other fl'l'Wl'IWllC>'b • ln.iJIUltvni
-An You Cln L11er.ally c.ct Into, luly lO
"Art Jnd rol11tcs,'' Juty 27. •.nd ·01fll(uh
PJ1nttngs. -Huw 10 Mat.e He.xi~ 0< TJ11,
ol the I l.>td Stull," Aug. J MmD~'
S 140-S I SO f0t rour p.1rt ~IC."S ~11h din 11ers. S40 SSO I()( lcltJr lec1ur~ only, SP
~-40 for 1ndr.ldu.il ~ture Wlth dinner
S 11 S 1 S for incl., •du.ti k-c1urc onlt ----
DINNER FOR T\\70 ONLY M25
nMC,. ~-ti Ken kAI--. M••tm
·We'd like 10 invite )'(IU IO 8" lncudille tlinncr b· ~ .. 111..-ed bibilchi.
.,.. rW1t. ~ ..... ,... ~ 125!
Your meal will inol~ nutritiuut thrimp .,,.,etillC!r, ~ tnditiunal
Benihana healthy •al..S. T wiyaki Beef Julienne oootled with 1eallion1
and muthrooma, Chicken with Saame Seed•. J apanete union •MIC'·
(rethly out we~tahlet. All ..ned with the ultim•te cnmpanion1 to a
healthymnl, n-andarwn .... ~•brin&in nur lldforthefc•ICI. the(un,
and the (antaatic priff. h '1 our tread• (]Jlw -'W,.,,, Jv#y ,ll, IY'J.J.
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• Ot,an1e Coast Coll~e. 2701 Fairview ·d inner. Three. 45-minute sets performed Bristol St .. Cosca Mesa. E~·listening J.UZ, Coast Hw~ . Corona del MJr, 675-19.!2.
Road. ~ Mesa, •32-5880. A two.part from 7:30 to 10 p.m. each Friday and Sat· featuring SOYnds.1nfluenced by Tom Jones, Tropical island mu~c from Los Tropicano. 1
creati~ writing course, turning interesting urday lhrouah Sept 25. Cost: S25 per pet· Tony Bennett, frank Sinatra and Johnny 8:30 p.m. Tu.isday through Ttlur>dJ)'S and
life experiences into engaging stOfies, wm son. with a 'buffet dinner available fOf an· Mathis, presented 5:30-8:30 p.m. \Vednes--an all-star ensemble 9· 30 pm foJJy and
SINGLES
be offered Thul'Sdays. tOday and July 1 S. other S9.95. Parl..tng· SS. Reservattons rec-dilys-Fudays. Saturday nights
from 1 :3~ p.m Ftt: s37. A three-unit ommendl'd. • R~ndeJl's 3 Hutton Centre Drive, S.:int.:i •Harbor Singers at Pr~\tertan Church • Chaytor's Social Club al pm ate ho~
course lhoit provides an intensive introduc-. • Fuhion lsl1nd on Ne\\<port Center Ana 5S6-7i'OO Jefi Kashiwa plays J.UZ sax-o( the Co\enant 1n Costa Mt'Sil, S4S-019S ur member>. 838·554:? Saturd:t\ 11~ toiy study of woodwOtking will be offered 0 · .__,_ p r. C H h .. , ,.,..,,~ oh nd Th _ .... _ R d 11 P.:irt1es for >1nsl~ p•t">t'ntt>d month 01 Jul) -"ieindii"' lhrou<>h Thursd.lys, from 6-lO:JO rrve iluuve ao11c o.ast 1g way, new-o..,...,..e tonil'>:.t a nei.t u ....... y. an e or 89.,·0S87 This 1oca1·~ng1ng group corn· Th < 1 d b C b ~''"'' w1• '""t f SlO · port Beach. Composer~eybc)ardist Keil.o Young Jnd.the Actuals_play blues fridily ~of 25 womt'n meet> ... 9 15 p.m. e ~1 s .::o't mcu t.>~ uret. upcn Jr, p.m • -0"""''"1 on'b''. tt: per un1l. Matsui performs 6 ton1""l to l..ick off (r~ Billy M1tctlell ~"f• t"" pi•no ~-1u·.,,"' .. ~ ... l d 1 i. dt'i!'fJY and dancing Reservation> rcqwred A twO-p.art ~ that ~mines mar-9 • F 1 e>" B 1 "',. ....... .. "" ....,.,., ~11~ an rS a WJ}S sce .. ing more mc:n·
""ting t«hmques (or artists, desigrien ;1nd ' 3 Music estt\a concerts raz1 1an p1a-Rob Mullins tza un thang plays· Sunckiy bers to sing and dance clJss1r> from '5th •Orange Co.l~I College 1"'01 r,11f\u-'"
photographers presented 6:30.9.30 p.m. nist Marcos Ariel and the freeway Ph1lhar· night Jazz sa\man Jeff Jorgenson play~ Be-bop 10 contempotJF) ~n~ Rd Cost..1 ..,,(').) -IJ2-5880 >, thrw·h•wr lu~ys. July 13 ind 20. F~: S49. m<>nic perfOfm 6 p.m. July 1 S. ~ionday lt~t·ilh~ I~ from Paul •Irvine Barclay The.iter ·UH C.1mpu~ >ern1nar, dcsignt.'<.l to lwlp men ·and ''omen ~~~~~......,..---=~ . .--..-.--...~..-~.,--,~~.---1•s-1H~,w·ee~"~N~~~•••on.t 1107 l•mbofee~~~~rm!!i!!a~!L,.l!!:U~~Y·~.~~.~ya~na~sooao....,aap~pepe<a~os._Tur.r~ .• .:.:r.1~~·~1n~e~.~u~5~~~-;4~64~b;.:..:.;,~"";.:.~CJ;;>::;:.~~lr~n~>:__li"o~dd..i1hne..ru.;•n"uxUll~Jl.ll"""1-.pal>jlcroUJ:L..lili~~~~~~~~-l r1nge nty lnsiM lug« at Scott's N..wnnn Beaeh, 729•1234. Third annual 'Aedneso.Jy-Sh<M11mes. 8 p.m. unlfis otn-" "" ,1\t•• ... ,11 ~tcred 1 om 6 3.t·IJ.30 10•
Seafood Bar •nd Cnll. 3300 Bristol, (0$1.1 <n~;~~mmer "J.iu live •t the Hyatt" ef\•ise notl'd Chorus of Los Angeles performs a mus.c.11 mgnt f<'t' 535 Mes.1, 6-47-1909. "The Myth of Leader· ..,.. ll _.... tnbutt.' 10 Stephen Sondheim at 6 pm lul~ ship" is the \op!( of bustnetS consultant concert series presentcu Friday e-.iemngs, • 21 Ocunfront 21 Oceanfroot. Newport 17 lic~eb. S22·S28 • Windseel.cr, .\mc11c.1n ll·g1~in. 15:h St
..,: h R b • 6 30 8 30 throu~ Sept. 10, in the hotel's outdc:ii:>r Beach, 67S-2S66. Captain Clribe pla>s 1'1."'o,port Bea.n c..i&-Sl36 11 •vu er.1,1, ill an osen erg 5 : • • J m amphitheater overlooking the Back Bay. tropical ja.u and pop 4·8 p.m. Sundays. • Irvine Me•dows Amphitheatre 6ts08 Ir· .,., '•ng Jnd h,l\1ri;. \\ 1nd;t•t.l.cr) ><IC•.il '>.111· \\'edri~y breakfast program. Cost· S 15• The hneup. Carry Dt<ll·Didt Oatts Braw . So h C 1 . ..1 "ne Cente>r Dn1.e, lf\111e. 740 1000 0 .. 1 in-: -:rouµ mccl> u J0· 1U JO p m \1,lll<l.1\.
SlS. • works, July 16; urol Sioill4!, July 23; the • Westtn Ill o.ast 686 Anton B \1.J,, lepp..rd and Ugly Kid Joe perform 8 pm
Music of Gil Ev•ns featuring Art Farmer, lobby Loun~. S40·2500 J~ virtuoso SJturd.iy.
MUSIC
Ja.z.z, New Age & Blues
• B.lJbo.l lay Cruises in N~port Harbor,
6ll·l20l ~ "Son~t Ja.u CM~" 7 to 9
pm Saturdays. The S39.95 idmiwon in·
clu~ the cru•~. h\'e music, complimen-
tary be\.er•gcs and hors d'oewres
• ufe Udo 501 °30th Sc. Newport Beach,
(>7).2968 Bobby Redfield plays latin jazz
tom,Sht and July 22.·Ron Stout Jau Quintet pert0<m~Julv fs •nd 29. Bernie Pearl~
Harmonica ht:s ippear Friday and July 23
ISS ~rl. Ott Ott McNeil sings Saturd.ly
tSS CO\et). ~rt>.ra Morrison ai'ld Wa)-ne
V•la)t'le pl•)" Sonday. Yve EVinS ~nd Co:TI·
p.iny play Tuescby. The Derek Bordeau•
voup performs Wednesday. Showt1mes.
8 30 p.m.·1 i .m. Thursdays. Tuesday· Wedn~ys; 9 p.m. • 1 :30 <1.m fod.iy·
S-lturd.iys, ind 3:30-7:30 p.m. Sundays
•The C&nnery 3010 lif•~te Ave ,
Newport Beieh, 67S-5777. lhe ~rt'k
Borde~ux Croup pbys 8 p.m. to midnight
Sund.ty. ·
• ClipiMf Yacht O\Mters 3101 W. Pacific
Coast Hwy .• Suite 20.0. Newport Seidl,
722-9200. Juz CNises ol ~ H.irbor
on Newport Oippe<, an 80-foot. 149-
. ~ssenger motor yKht feituring i buffet
July 30· Charlie H<>den's Quartet West Paulil Prin<.e plays piano and smgs 7 to 11 Al.Jo 6; • Bill Holm•n Orchestri, Aua. 13; p.m. S.:iturdJ)\ D.t~ Holden plays ptano 6 • Louie Louie's 1670 Ne\\ port 81\<I ,
theo> music: of lee Komtz & Lennie T~stano to 10 p.m fuesd.lys through Thursdays Cosw M~. 631-3663 Tic loc PtodtJ
featuring Cary Foster ind Al<ln Broadbent. tions pr~nt the "Ice Bo\" e~ ... ry lhur.dJ\
Aug. 20: Mark Masters Jau Orc:hestla (ea-Pop, Rock & Country night
luring Jimmy Knepper •nd Billy Harper, • Or.inge County Fair at Orange Couol\
Aug. 27; \.V~inds Wet featuring Fran!.. • AltAl Coffee Warehouie & Roasting Co. Fairgrounds, Arlington lheater. as F.w
StrMZe<i ind Bill Perkins, Sept. 3; and Tom 506 list St .. Ne,~ Beach, 675.0233. Dm-e, C0>ta Mesa, ~s1 -FAIR The IJir,
Talbert Jazz Orchestra. Sept 10. Cates .,.,..... 101st l'd1tion features 17 niglfil 01 cn-open at 6;30 p.m .. and the·show begins an Rudy D C. plays origmil~ music at 8;JO tcrtainmcnt m Arlington Theatre luly 9·.?S
hour later. Tickets are S 1 S, with se.uoo tonight. Torn Long pe orms instrumental Ronnie M1ISJp plays Friday. Beat!~ ala 1he
l!Ckets available for S200. KLON·fM (118.1) guitar ~lections at 8:3o p.m. Friday. Oul-group Yesterday ieatured-Saturday. Th,•
8 Cl b .__ S1 d' ~mania per!onns CclllC music at 8 :30 8 u memu.:rs get a iscount on p.m. S;lturday Georgette Dashielle per· Tel(as Tornadoes. featurtni; Freclcfy Fend1:r
concert tickets ilnd special todgin6 r•tes. forms 101~ music at 8.JO pm. Sund..iy Free play Sunday. Roel.. ·n Roll Hall 01 fanw
• lr\llne Bud;ay The;ater 42"2 umpus admission members the Four T'Of"> perform \\cdne .. ex.. ltv1ne, 856·SOOO. The' Preservitlon dJ) Atr S\lpply pla)'S luly 15 free with
Hall Jm Band ~is a New Orleans Ira· •Alt• Coffe~ House .>t Tllangle S<-iuare, re_g~ar fair admission . r--·· c-1870-A Harbor 81\d., No fOO, COSta d1tion, Dixiel.,·)cl jazz, 8 p.m. -turd..y. Mesa, 646_ .. 440 Shannon's Closet per· •Part. Place 3333 •'-11chclson Dr .. lf\me
Td:ets:Slll-!22. 851·1660. Free outdoor concert> 11 30 form> pop and 1au mUSIC at 9 p,m. Fnday • Muriott Hotel Md TeMis Oub The Lost lnnasense Performs or1g1nal pop music a .m ·I Pm Wedne5'Cl.iys continue '"'h
View 900 ~port Center Drive, Newport at 9 pm Saturday. Free .:idmisS1on Class.c Rock All-Star> playmg 7<h rock Jut-.
Be.lC'h, 729-3SS4. Second annU<il "Cham· 14 c.. of J .. s nda • C.fe lido 501 30th St Ne\~port Be,leih, .f>'\S"e .,..mmer . ~ u y evening 675-2968 M·ch.:iel Patterson's R&B band • Ru~ty Pelican '" l\t>wpon Beach. ~h·H•
series contin~ in the View lounge from S "' 8 30 1 S d Mc.Clintocl. plJ}S ts JO Sm · 12 30 a.m 9 h < .. da th 'f. .... ., 29 peuorrm pm · am un J} to p.m. etlC ,.,n Y rou ""'& Thur,,d.ivs l';o Name BJn plJ") ~ JO b \0 The~ S.nd plays July 18. rtt jdmis· • Cllifornl.t Be.ich Rock 'N' Sushi 33SS p.m.., SumlJ~. The Str.ingl.'r<. pl.1y q fl rn I
SfOO Viii Lido, Newport Be.ach, 6 7S·OS7S. Japa· am h1cfov·Saturdav ,.._o co.er
• 0 C F • 88 F ,..,._ n~ food sef\ed up to the sound> of rocl.. ra.nge ounty '" air ..,.1~• ·n• roll nib>htly • \'\ arehouse RestaurJnl 3-150 V1.1 Op•"·
Cosu Mesa, 751 · fAIR. The Ja~~ J.UZ to, "'""'port Beach b -J .i 'OU Mo,fl n
Qi Htrosh1mi i>eriomied in Arlington The-•The C.nnery 3010 lilfd\Clll' "'e f,ltlh J'llJ\' d~ic roc~ q toni~I t throu~h
.ure Tu~•Y· trtt with fair ~mlSSion Newport Beach. 67S·S'77 The JCl)O)O> SJturd.i~ IS'\ \.O\erl P.IJ>J { url1. Jnd "l'\\
• rrego . llistoran&e 18-420 Von Karman pl.ty 9:30 p.m. to l ..i m Thurscla\ and R\th.:m pl.M r~.ll', l J.1 m ~.ind.i" lfl't•
Ave., frvine, SSJ-1333. The •OS Q\wte1 Sundiys. ~se pl.lys lO Pm 1" 1 J m f--OIJl•Jh> />l.1~ rt.'!\S·lt', Q p m Tue..JJ~ S2
pl.lys d.wic jazz 6 to 10 pm. Sundays. Friday-Satu Y· rCl\C '\ l..m(e plJ\~ clJ,,. .. '""' 'J pm
• f'ronto CriQ at South Coast ~. 3333 • urm~Jo's Ris.tora.nte 35~0 P.><:111<. \\'edn~...JJ, tSJ co~etl
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:irpi's is an island of
serenity in a war zone of
C«n'itruction, but peace
1s at hand; Carpi's will
be moving in late August
10 lar~er quarters just 1po yards
a"ay.
The scene of all this activity is in
the K mart shopping mall at the
corner of Wihon Street and
Harbor Boulevard. where Ca rpi's
ha) held carbo-court for the past
~cvcn years. The ccnlM itself.is
undcr~ing some dramatic
up-localing, and Carpi's will occuyy
a place of honor in a handsome
new building.
r ve been p:ist that restaurant
dotens of times, and finally got the
mcssJgc after hearing its accolades
from members of the Bahia
• Corlnthtan Yaflil Club-. -rr-=:ey-:-ra-::-:r-
a~ked for a talk about the rewards
of re\ 1C\\ ing restaurants; I told
them "hat I knew about that, :ind
they told me about some of their
pd cafcs. including C:irpi's.
!'\orma and Ricardo Corpi and
1hc1r '>Oil Daniel moved to Orange
(\1u111:r in 1976 from Argentina,
hut 1hc root\ of thb family go back
.1cm,., the Atlantic to Milan. They
brought along an intcrei.ting
'tlU\Cfllr of th o!>c days In South
Amcr1c.1 : ,·mp.inad;i11 -baked
LlllUL:h ~l uffeJ with :.casoncd
grtH7111.J bed. h1h of onions, green
oli\c' .ind ra1..,in..,, (a b11 on the dry
\IJC)
lfm, C:\ c r. Carpi ' " first and
lorc111o't an ltal1.1n rc\IJUrant and
dell ''here l""cryth1ng" made on
th~· J'fC:Jlll'C.:'.
A1 ·pc.:t1.tcr'>. jll l•f \\ h1lh arc
... c.:r.\.J v.1th buuucd. f.Jrhcky
bn.'.1J. nught he an onkr of fried,
uundn L.1lamari or J ~alad v.i1h
.11 t1dwlo..1: hcar1' 10 ... ,ct.1 "'ith bbck
, • .111, uli\e .... .:inJ p1men1os laced ....
"1th ull\C oil. A 1raJ111on:>l
.1n11p.l'>to ltaliJno includes four
J...1ntf., of meat anti a host of nibble~
to J...ccp :it lca!>t l\\O people happy
for 55.90. Skip the mozzarella in
c~/foua ( f ncd cheese encased in a
"carriJgc" of cru!>ty bread crumbs)
with m:mnara sauce. It's passable:
plenty of cheese, but not enough
cru\t
I-Inc c;innclonni florentina,
crepe~ !>luffed with ground spinach
ant.I ground meat, (no small deal to
make at home), arc served here
with a delicate marinara sauce,
and. 1f you ask. they will also adCJ
white !>auce. $8.50. In fact, they
will change sauces or toppings in a
most agreeable way to help you
FYI
WKAT: Corpl'a
WHERE: 2200 Harbor IMvd.,
Costa Meao
WHEN: Open dolly, 11 o .m.
to 9:30, 10 p.m. on Friday
and SOturdoy.
WHAT'S ON TMI MINU: lta).
Ion food ond empanodot
MOH INfO: 6A2.·2261
Moving On Up
Owners of Carpi's restaurant in Costa Mesa
are used to · relocating; they'll move 100 yards .
aw-~~-
Ricardo and Norma tirpl, owners of Carpi's Italian Restaurant in Costa Mesa, will be relocating soon.
enjoy a meal.
Coste/ett1 di m1nzo Milanese, •
brcadcd"filct of beef, Cried and
served with Frehch fries and big
slioes or beefsteak tomato, is a
savory old fashioned meal, as is a
New York steak with a side o r
pasta, vegetables, plus soup and
salad, $1 2.50 at suepcr time.
Mr. Carpi and his son make
their own mild sausages every
Tuesday morning. and these arc
sold fresh in the deli section and
used in sauces, piuas and in
paella, the most expensive thing on
the menu ($14.95). It contains
. mu sels, shrimp. clams, calamari.
chicken, sausages, bell peppers,
onions, fresh tomatoe in saffron
rice, and a 1oppin1 or pimentos
and fresh peas.
Paella takes 40 minutes 10
assemble, so be prepared and
order some mineral water or a
12 Orange Coast Weekend I Thursday, July 8, 1993
bonlc of Chianti Crom their small
list or wines and nibble a freshly
baked pina while you w:.it.
Oc~r1 is not a strong suit here,
but there is always cheese cake or
gelalo, nnd the coffee selection is
very good.
Forget the consuuction.trailerl>
and the disruption or rcncw:uion
behind the restaurant; there is still
plenty of parking space. Carpi's
origin;il Jtalinn trnttoria has an
almost Zen-like quality or ~Im.
Besides that, you get to sec the
"Before" location and in a moMh
or so, we will all get to see the
"After," and celebrate a succc s
story with the Cupi family. 0
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Orange C.ounty Fair has .rich history ....... Page 3
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Orange County Fair has rich history
T he first Orange County O\<?r by the Orange County Tocfoy, of the 82 fairs held
Fair was held in 1890 •Farm Bureau. In 1925, the throughout California, the
by the Orange Co'unty first Orange County Fair Orange County Fair is ranl..ed
Community Fai r Corporation Board was elected and the sixth in attendance. This ·
in sou thwest Santa ·Ana . This fair "'as relocated across the )'Ca r's 101 st Orange Count)'
fair featu red a horse race and street from the Orange Fair continut:s the tradition of
several exhibits. In 1894, the County Hospital in An.1he1m. Ii\ cstock C\htbtllc.>ns and
Orange County Fai r After W orld War II , the •
Association, Inc., took over stale-formed 32nd 01-,trict h.indicrafls displa\ s in
the operation. These early Agricultural Association Jddition lo outstanding
Orange County Fairs were assumed rc:sponsib1l1t; 1or the entertainment. nclc:-,, and
primarily livestock exhibition" Orange County Fair. numerous compet1thc
and horse races. By the . In 1949, the fair ".J" held C\Cnl':.. This )'CM'::. i.1ir pav;
turn-of-th~century-a--earntval On the f ,:urgrouncb at the ----1 .... nbutc lO the \Cgc ...... t.a~blt"-• ----....-.-
of pr~ucts wa~ added and Santa Ana Army Air B.'lsC:. In inclu.,tr) along "1th
the fair turned into an annual the 1950s the fairgrounds in commemorating the 1 OOth
event. Costa Mesa becilmC us anni,crsJr) ui the Ferris
In 1916, the fair was tal..cn permanent home. \Vhct'I.
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For your information
ADMISSION PRICES
OUTSIDE GA TE ADMISSIO
Genera ~uh '\dm1ss on 113 \ears and
db-)\l' S5 00 Children ages 6 through 12
5. '' F H' \ear> and -.ounger FREE; Senior
( : Zl"h 1 5 and O\er SJ 00 \eh1cle Parking
; I ( 1 C.ir Pool Par~mg 4 or mOfe per
.i·h t, fRH Bus Parking FREE
AOVA"'ICE TICKET PURCHASE
r> ~ )uni l .:irn" al coupon> and adm1~1on
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FAIR HOURS
"11nc!J\ -\ \ edne<.da-. 1'.oon to MICll)ight
l •1"r..cJJ, Suf'lda\ 10 a.m to 'v11dn1ght
EXHIBIT BUILDING HOURS
\\nndJ\ \ \ ednc:.da~ '<oon to 11 p.m.
Tn.,r~dJ\ -. unda' 10 a m to 11 p.m
CARNIVAL HOURS
t V" 'a fTIJ\ operate until m1dn1ght on
•\I" ,ja, -.. ~d unt1' 1 a m on "eekend~.
CURFEW
l a m '-o 1J<·r~n permitted on th~
Id •!!round artrr 1 a m or unli opening time
un ,.,, 1t •S nec~sar-. to take care of e J 11b1lS
Lori t."'>>•On> or the bus1n~ of the Far
• .\d"l•~'•on If the Fa r and ,,es;o.: ;)x,,,,.,.
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SERVICES AVAJLABLE
A.T~
Tht"' a>h ·e er rriach "E-prl1\ 1ded b'
\ \ • ., F cl'~O , • clil.od nt ,Jr tre Haf"\.~t Tent .,,.,t t > th ... \ \ Cd• booth .\ccepts Star &.
Pu~ '>\'!>{Ulh AT\1 CcHdS
BABY CONVENIENCE CENTER
'\ >pc<:•al cHl a ror nursing and changing
b.\b1€'' " on the Area La"' n
CHILO SAFETY TAGS LOST CHILDREN
I D tags ror chtldren are available at the
Or.rn~c· C•>untv Sheriff's Booth . This booth is
>pon..ored h't the Times Orange Count)'
Ed1t1fln and 1s lo< cited in Times Court near
rhe> 1ddw C.-1rn1\ al restrooms.
E~URGENCY AUTO SERVICE
The .\uto Club 01 Southern Caliiorma
pru;. od(><. Ire<• l'mergenG auto services daily
dur n~ he tair Hour<-of operation are 4. 30
p m l<> 12 31 a m ~onda-. through
\\edncsda' and l pm. to 12:-30 a.m.,
Thursc:ia'> through Sunda Servtces cndude
assistance \o\tth changing bres, charging
batteries Of an\ mechanical problems your
vehicle incurs. Sen ice units are located near
the main gate.
FAJR PROGRAM
Program hstmg all tarr C\ents and map are
available at four Information Booths and
racks.
FllM
'. Film 1s ava1lablt' 1n the Juntor/4-H Building.
FIRST AID
Proiess1onal medical personnel are on the
grounds during operaung hours of che fair
Located on the r.outh ea>t corner 01 Building · r-.o , -
GUEST SERVICES
.\ trailer sponsored b' the DAILY PILOT,
located on the Admm1strat1on Lawn next to
the ATM Go there for public assistance,
complainb su~1on> and lost and found
LOCKERS
located b\ the Main Entrance.
LOST ANO FOUND
Located in Guest Services Trailer on
..\dm n1str at1on Lawn F a1rgoers should report
to Guest Serv1Ces tor m1ss1ng items on the
1a1rgrounds
PARKING LOCATIONS
Free parking and shuttle ~rvice available
on Fnda}'), Saturdays and Sundays. Park at
the Automobile Club of Southern California
lot, located on Fairview and South Crost
~tr~ts. and ride special OCTD shuttle buses
to the ian. Shuttle will run from 6:30 p.m. to
midnight on Fndays and noon to midnight
on Saturda)'S and Sundays
SECURITY
There is 24 -hour secunty on the grounds.
STROUERSIWHEELCHAIRS
Strollers and wheelcharrs are available for
rental near the Main Entrance and the Green
Cate Entrance for use while vtSitmg the fair.
VISA/MASTERCARD SERVICES
Carni\.al tidets may be purchased with
your VIS!. or MasterCard.
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Come JOtn the fun' Become a part o( the fair f~m1ly and maybe e\.C.>n I
d1sco\er a f~ hidden talen~ by participating in ~peoaf contcst5 h Id dur 1'~
the fair. E"eryone who partio pates 1s a winner and will go home with ,, rib1>t n
to pro-.e 1t1 Here ;ire 1ust twO of 70 Special Contests that arc FREE tu ~ .. u .in
your family
The DAIL' PILOT is spo{lsoung a Colonng Contest, open to children J~·~ :
to 11 . Contestants are divided into age categones: 4 to S 'If! r old . 6 to g '' 1r
olds, and 9 to 11 yecJr old • To obtain a colonog .sbee_t cont.let the DAIL 'Y
PILOT ne-.'ll)papcr or the Orange County Fair Special .Contest Offic~ 'Alf t•ntr ,..,
may be mailed to; Orange County Fair, Special-Contest Offiw, 86 fair Omt -
Costa Mesa. CA. 92626 All entncs must be received by Thursday, Jul~ R .11 -,
p.m. The First Place w1nne~ in NCh category will receive four ticket) to th•
Orange Count} Fair. Winners will be d1spla)'ed during the Orange Count\ I 111
All other entries may be pteked up in the Special Contest Office on 1.1011d ••
Juh 26 before 5 p m ·
\\<''re also )ponsonng a Jalapeno PeppN Eating Contest on Tu<.':-.<ta"' J ih I ~
.S. 10 at 3 pm and Wednc>da~. lul~ 14 21 at 3 p.m. The-t:ont~t .. O!ll'll
to age:; 16 and old r and will be locott>d on the Ca4 Spas Heuta St.lJ.."' Io
enter, register at Cal pa Henta Stag al 2:30 pm. on the d.J)' 0 1 th~
contest Be ..ure to gt>t there earfv because the contest 1s limit~ to ttw ''' :
contestants. Cont~tanl> will compete l 0 at a time Al a gi-.-en "signal, thl•
contestonts v.111 begin to cat a-. many Jalapeno peppers as they can rn onl'
m1nu1e Tht.> conte t.lnt "ho l'ab the most wins. \Vinners 'w''lll be a'"'.ud\>ti
r())Cttes.
DAil Y CONTEST AREAS
There ,ue 4 locations whNe da1ty contl'Sb will be held for fair~ r~ '>t •P i,,
one ot the st.l •es and )1gn up tor ~me fun , or 1ust ta"e a seat and en10' 1h.
show
4-HIJR. EXHIBfT BUILDING lhr .i H Jr hh1b1t Bu11d1ng "'II ho:it d.i1h ,1
non Lompcllti\S' coloring act1\ 1t\ thr <: hildren nus is free of chdr~ a11cl orx·n •
all , .. ho w1-.h to p.lrt•Ctpate .
"ALTA DENA KIDS' STAGE lh(' lt.l nenJ Kid'» Stagt' I) loc.lll-d ,]( lht• •H'l
end of the 4-H/lr Exh1b1t Building. .l<llcKl'nl to the K1dd1e Carnr\,ll and h11, \
da1I~ conw~~ for Ii.id) age-. 2 through 11 \t>Jr' Ch1: ~the da1I hl·duh· h•r .1
complete list of contest:. 1gn up tor the contt»ts 1~ lcx.Jted 1n tht 1ron1 111 th•·
Alta Dena \...1d ' <;t.ii:te
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Magic Palace Theu• w ill be '>pet1al rnntt.»l!. held dail) at 4 p.m Through<1ut
the da there. will be .i variet} ot c.:ommunitv acts and entert.lmmeot .
CAL SPAS HERITAGE STAGE Cal Spas Hefltage Stage 1s loc.lt{'d in Hl'11t,t~l·
Square ThNe will be spc<•al cont~ts held thet'e daily at 3 p.m. and 6 p rn \t
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Opening ceremonies will
jump start this year's fair
Opening day of the 101 st edition
of the fair starts with a jump on July
q, The fair opens at 10 a.m., but
opening ceremonies begin at 9:45
a.m. when the All American Boys
Chorus will appear in concert.
Costumed mascots from fairs past
and present, including Big Orange,
the current mascot, along with
Honey (a bee), ~ortcake (a pig),
Blossom (a rabbit), Fairdinand (a
bull), forr-ahla cowt, tggbert ra~
b.1by chick), Wild and Woolly
'hl'l'P' .lnd Hoss (a horse) will add
to the tun
A \.anet'r of entertainment will
indudf' clowns, a mime, a stilt wall.er and bands.
Tht> fir,t \ isitors will receive fair buttons. At 9· 55
.i m .. )!..\ d" er!> will begin their descent a~ part of the
l l'remon1e!>. The 21 !>t Ccn1ur} Sl..yd1\ mg group I!> led
h\ 10-yc.ir-veteran Jim Wallace of Sun City.
I l<1vtng made morl' than 10,000 jumps, the
n'tn11111r .ind ~tunl m.:in \\cl!> Patrick SwaH e\
n'truc lnr rur the movie "Point Brea!.." and \.hh p<irt
"' J 1..i..i pc·r!>on world record lormat1on in 1988.
""'d1\.tng along v.1th Wallace wtll be Jun
\\c(orm1t~ of Orange. oa .. 1d Lederoq of Van NU\S,
c .cld )1mm' 11t Sun C1tv and l\.11hy Folg<'r of
Guinness vegetable facts
BEET The largl...t wc:1~ 45 1._ pound~ Crown by R
Meyl'r Brawl<'y, Calif. 111 1 <)84 '
CANTALOUPE The largl...,t w.i~ 62 pound-. Cruwn
by G. Daughtridge, Roc~y Mount, N C 1n 1qq1
GARLIC The fJrg<'SI Wcl\ 2 puund-., 1 O uunc l">
Grown by R. K1rl.patr1t~, tureka, C.1hf. tn 1981
The garlic was el~pnant g.irl ic anci h.ioa -
circumference of 18 'h 1nt hcs
LIMA BEAN The largest wa~ 14 inches Crown by
N. McCoy tn Hubert, N.C. 1n 1979
Fallbrook. When not skydiving, Wallace continue<. to
work as an instructor and stunt man, McCormick h
in real c)tatc management; lccleroq 1 a salesman
Simm!> r!> .1 ~l..ydl\ ing rn!>tructor and Folgt'r a student
Total individual rump~ of the five sl..yd1vers e\Cced
18,000. Notable 1ump site!> include Tokyo, St. Lucia,
W>oming and Colorado Springs along with
Drsneyland, Anaheim Stadium, Jack Murphy
Stadium, Sunset Boulevard, Ontario Motor Speedway
and The Orange County Centennial Farm.
\\/hen the skydivers alight, the ribbon will be cut
and the fair writ open.
ONION l he largest was 1 O pound:;, 14 ounn>5 It
WJ'> grown by V. Throup tn S1lsden, Great Britain m
1990.
PUMPKIN The largest pumpkin was H 1 b po;unds,
8 ounces Crown by f &R Lancarz, Wnght!>town,
N. I rn l 9<)0
TOMATO The lar~t was 7 pounds, 12 ounces.
Crown by C. Graham, Edmond, Okla. in 1986
WA TERM ELON The largest weighed 262 pound .
It was grown by B. (dr<1>n, Arrington, Tenn., m
1990.
ZUCCHINI The lar~ wa-. 19.92 pounds. Grown
by W .C. Nichols, Hatley, W1~.~ in 1984 .
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record ol 37 con!K.'Cut1\C
dc1y:. HC' will be nd1ng an
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will be broken on the
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100 years on the · Ferris whee
This year's fair wil.1 transport patrons
back in time with an elaborate 1..•xh1bit
dcd1ccltcd to the history of the Ferns
wheel in commemorJt1on of 11) 1 OOth
birthday.
Displayed in the Orclnse County
Building, the exhibit will bl' J ~cy
feature to one oi this ycJr') lair -(hemes.
"It's 1 he Whet•! l hing."
Set in a C.lrn1v.1f atmo:.pherc, t~c
charming exh1b1t will be surroundl'<I by
I.imp po)ts, ptCl..c:t fonu.•s, old·l.l~h1on(.'d
ticket booths Jnd .1uthl'nt1c_pholl)-. oi
the fir!>! Ferri:. whel'I
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1d<!J of so-ing:tr.tck-through thnc to SL'<'
historical!~ ho" s1sn1 ficant the fl•rm
\\lhcJ.'I w.h." >aid exhibit coordinator
Rachelle \\'cir
that wheel. Roughly 27 feet long. 13
feet wide and 9 feet tall, each car h1· d
60 people. Th<? entire wheel -a
wJlloping 250-foot wide steel Jnu iron
g1.1nt -could hold 2, 1 GO cam" JI
gt.X'rs
'Ju~ to gi ... e people an idea ot ho,.,
huse (one C.1r\ is, you can wall.. thro J~h
1t," \\'cir s.l1d. •
lns1c.k-the rl•plica, fair ornc1JI~ I ,I\,.
painwu a mur.if designed to g1w 1.11r
p.1trons the feeling of ..... hat it"•''> 1,1.; .... •
)'OU lool..cd oot the window "hill~
rid ng the historic wheel.
Also on displJy will be a compl1 •1t·
~~ ol hbtonc-ttcket.s from thv ong~t
Chrc:Jgo World's Fair, J p1cton.1I
.,howing the evolution ol tht' Fl!rr"
wht-cl Jnd a 1914 \\ooden Ft:m) "h"'t'
loCJt for t't\ o.
The !thowpi~e of the exh1b1t \\111 i,,.
J 4-foot tall ran~ antique erector ~·t
a~mblcd to look like the oug1n.1I
Ferris wheel.
A major highlight of the Chicago World's Fair of 1893 was
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ton Gale Ferris. !he 36 coaches held 60 passengers each. ·
Weir SJ1d they ha' e manJsed to
obtain nearly a dozen authentic
poster-size photos of the fiht f erri::.
\.\heel from the Chicago Histont.:al
Society. E..ich photo will be
accompanied by tc'lCt explaining the.•
h1)tory of what is today a carniv..il
mainstay.
Fair officials have Gonsllucted a
wooden replica of one of the 'cars from
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Public Entrances
A Main Entrance (Blue Gate)
B Memorial Entrance (Green Gate)
C Service Entrance
D Livestock Entrance (Yellow Gate)
E Carnival Entrance (Red Gate)
Services
• Public Restrooms + First Aid
? lnfonnation (4) * Security
ti Sheriffs Booth (Child l.D. Tags)
1 Baby Convenience Center
@ Stroller/Wheelchair Rentals (2)
8 Public lockers
• Guest Servic.,esllost & Found
• WillCall
$ Automated Teller Machine
Llveste>ck
1 livestock Barns
2 livestock Maternity Barn
3 livestock Judging Arena
4 Milking Parlor
5 RabbiVPoultry Tent
6 Livestock Office
Exhibb
7 Times Harvest Tent (Agricultural Exhibits)
8 Centennial Fann
9 Flower & Garden Show
1 O Carnival of Products
11 Youth Tent (Youth Entries)
12 Parade of Products
13 Hobbies, Fish & Trains
14 Orange County Building (Feature Exhibits)
15 Centennial Vault (Gems & Minerals)
16 Home Arts & Crafts
17 Fine Arts & Photography
18 Wine Pavilion
19 Centennial Promenade
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Attractions
20 50¢ Ferris Wheel Rides
21 Carousel Rides
22 Carnival Zone & Offices
23 Kiddie Carnival
24 Kids' Comer (Fun Activmes for Children)
25 Coors Light Arena (Rodeo, Speedway, Dog Show,
High Wire Act, Side Car & TO Midget Car Races)
26 Fair Ring (Bicycle Thrill Show)
27 Elephant Rides
28 RC Petting Zoo
29 Bijou Magic Palace (Magic Shows)
30 National Com Derby
31 Blacksmith
32 Food Bazaar
33 Craftsman Village
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34 Ar1ington Theatre (Concert Series)
SpecW lulklnga I Arw
42 Administration Building
43 Heritage Square
44 EqueS1rian Center
45 Memorial Gardens Building
46 Camptng Area .
47 Pacific Amphitheatre
48 Maintenance Yard
49 Cutting Board Cafe
35 Cal Spas Heritage Stage (Variety Entertainment)
36 Miller's Moonshine Meadows Stage (CountryN/estem/Pop Music)
37 OCN Mek>dy Junction Stage (Variety Entertainment)
38 Ruby's Centeoolal Stage (Cotnmcmy Entertainment & Pop Music)
39 Alta Dena Kids' Stage (Children's Competition)
40 Times Harvest Stage (Contests & Variety E,.,.,,,.,,t)
41 Bakers Square Stage (Craft & CoolciJg GalltHy)
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2 Vanguard Gate #2 • Lot B, C
3 Merrimac./Fairview Gate #3 -lot O
4 Arlington Gate #4 • Lot E. F
5. Events & Service Gate #5
6 Gate #6
7 Arena Gate #7
8 Equestrian Center Gate #8
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B Lot B · Public Parking
C Lot C • Public Parking
D Lot 0 · Public Parking
E Lot E · Public Parking
F Lot F • Press/Entertainers Parking
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' 1 7 nights of headline enterfainrilent at the fair
r r1 •m the \\,ltcrmclon-smashing
11ll l' ur LJll.lgher to legendary
•nu, l 1.1n ... lil..t· \ lcrle HJggard and
r r.111t..rl' \ .1111 .1nd the Four
Cotter, Cathy Ladman and Tom
Parks Me all familiar to viewers of
television comedy specials.
Christopher Cross sails into the
fair MondJy, July 19. The creator
the country ,111d pop th.ul!. with
songs lil..c "I Love J RJin~ Night,"
"Dri\in' My Lite A\\Jy, • "Mc ,1nd
You," and "[,cry Whith W.1y But
Loose."
and · Flrl• on the MnuntJin," Jrt•
rock st,1ncl.lrds.
..,, .,,,,,n,, thL'rl' ·~ no L'nd to the
t O• I tiid \ Jj 1d'r Jl this } (',)r S
<J1.1tl~l' ( nuntv Fair.
'-l'H·ntl'l'n .1tl!. "''II be l<.•aturcd
111 till' \rl1ngton TheJtre l..1ck1ng off
•. , "1 tl'~l ndJr\ Ronnie V\11!>.lp -
till' "1nnL'r or c,1x CrJmm> AwJrd;
.111d 1 '·n~cr \\hu l-w.:. c.h.incd_an
.111',l/11 ~ l3 '-11 1 COUJ1tl) Jncl
one b.lnd that '¥nages to stay
trJd1tionally authentic while
embracing western Jazz. Spinning'
the night awJy Wednesday, July •
14 will be Rock 'n' Roll Hall of ,
Fame members The Four Tops. An
integrJI pJrt of the sou If ul Motown
sound of the '60s, such Four Toµ~
tunes JS "Reach Out (I'll Be -
of such timeless tunes as "Sailing." The legendJry Mc.•rle Haggard
and "Arthur's Theme," Cross' bring'> his brand of outl.1\'\ wuntry
melodics arc as soothing JS the to tht> fair July 22. A country force
Restle:.'> HcJrt will puform
Saturday, Julv l4 Th1'\ \Oung
rnuntry b.ind hit the top with
SC\(.'n l01N:cutl\c No 1 '>1nglcs
and rs the only returnins Jct irom
la!>t )'e.lr's rJir.
• 1cl, .. 1 '.nil mpur ,H\ record) H1;
,uns' 'Lil h .1> ·\ \'hJt .1 0 1ltt>rence
~n;.J \f' \1.1tk• rn \\\ Ltic.'>" "An}
U.1, :-._, '"" Jnd ~hC' LO\ t•; My
T here,l" "Bernadette," and "It's
the Same OlcJ Song." are inst.1ntly
t,1rniliar Rom.:incc will be in the
J1r ThursdJy, July 1"5;when Air-
Suppl} performs 1(.) pop standards .
One ot the mu:.t sucC(')0!Jful pop
b.1nds of the '80s, Air Supply's hi11.
included "All Out of Love,"
ocean it.self. for more than 20 ~C'Jrs, 11.1gsJrd
Classic oldrcs will be hNrd most recently has joined othc.•r
Tuesday, July 20, when "30 YcJr; lcgcncb Johnny C.hh, \\ rllre
of Roel.. 'n' Roll comes to town. Nelson and Krrs l\pstolfl•r<;Qn .1~
n Jnnu.'11 trJvcling revue o --p-;uf0f111e cnanrry SUpl't-gmup
musiciJns from the '50s, '60s and the HighwJymen. The MJrsh.111
'70s, this yeJr's tJlent fe;itures ... Tucker Band bring) its ~uthcrn
Mitch Ryder and the Detroit k r f
Wheels ("Devil With a Blue Dress roe to the Jrr f rrd.ly, Ju y 23·
The scm~s clo!>t'S un Sunday,
' July 25, ·,, ith the 11Jsh> u:in<.:ing
;: Jnu singing of H4-r1\l~ Tht• )Oung
band\ 1 CJCJO debut ht! N11 1 on
BillboJrd'!> Bl.lei.. Alh~un c art an
lht·ir dynamic combination ol
t.1lcnt and cluri!>m.1 mJl.:c them
( .11 h.1, 1 • m.1dc> ,'v\11,.ip fJ mu us
\\1.:ld \\ld1•
"Herc I Am," and "Even· the:>
'1gh11. ArC' Better.''
Founding mc.•mbcr; Jerrv [ul>Jnh
On/Good Golly Miss Molly"), Pat .lnd Doug Cray ·"Khor the curwnt
Upton l"I Love You More Tod::iy version of M.mhJll Tuch·r. \\how
nm> ot the hottl')l group> .lIOuncJ
1 he cntcrt.lrnmcnt wril"• I'> frc\•
"1th 1.11r Jdrn1 ... )ion Show timl')
.1rl' 7 and l). p m. nri;htl). 1111• uu•I.. .ind -•1und ul tht'
t~• 1t • ., ,, tll bl' u llJnntly LJptured
h ~ 1 'tL11d.1\ •• 1 lourini; tribute lo
'hl Bc·.1tl1· .... \\hi\ h pl.1}S S.llurd.1}.
lw\ 111
11 ' T l'\,1' T 111 n.-iduc.•s storm into
:l'L' r.1 r <.,u1111Jv, July 11 . Led by
frl'cl<h re nck-r .1nd three uther
"t:1 ·1H l.11\ South T C'\J<, mu;ic1am
\ •t: 1· \.\t'\U' Doug SJhm .:ind
rl.1111 lim1n<:z. tlw)' \\111 be J trcJt
· 1r ,,II p1u,ic-loH'f>
t "t 11111t gc.·niu'> Call.igher holch
uur l \\on IJ\ July 12 ~w11h h1!>
prop1•n.,1t\ ror loud sm~hrng .:ind
~1.1nt j)fOfh C.111Jgh<.•r I) J delight
It >f ,111 .lgl'!>
Tl11 IJp,rnt''>P 1Ju nl Hiro)h1mJ
'"!I IJl' hl·.ird Tul•,<fa). Jul} 13. In
,,,, l''" u: \\Orld bt-.ll music. thi) 1s
The grouncl-brcal..ing fusion
;ounds of Blood, $\\eJt & Tc.lfs
will b1.• he.ml FridJy, July 16. Led
b)' OJ\ 1d Claytun-Thomas, this
band was one of the first rock acts
to merge j,1n:, blues .:ind soul.
Songs sue~ .1s "Spinning Wheel,"
and "When I Die," remJin
tlassrc.!>
Franl..1e V.ill1 and the Fuur
Sc.isom will .:idd classic scJson1ng
to thC' fair 5Jturday. July 17. Valli'!>
1.:ilsetto made songs h~e 'Sherry,"
"Big Girls Don't Cry," and "Walk
Like a MJn,' part of our musical
\.OCabulary
A night ot IJughtcr rs
guJrantced ~unday, July 18, JS
three uf the country's top stJnd-up
comedi.rns 1.1ke the stage. WJync
ThJn YcsterdJy"), Cul> Koda of
Brownsville Station ISmokin' in the
Boys Room,") Jnd Dennis Yo;t
t"Spooky"I.
The countrifrc.>d pop of [ddic
Rabbit will be heard WcclnesdJy,
July 21. R.lbbrtt h.Js hit the top of
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Sign language brirlgs music ·to life at Or~nge County Fair
T hough the deaf won't be able to
hear the music at this year's Orange
Courty Fair, they will be able to see
it, through the help of sign language
interpreters.
Interpreter.. will be furnis hed for all
performan<.~ at the Arlington Theatre,
along with night shows at the Centennial
and Heritage stages.
Furnished br the Hearing lmp;1ired
Dcpclrtment o Rancho Santiago College,
the 1nterprC'lers debuted at the Arlington
Thc·atre 1.:ist year. They were such a
success that the fair has expanded their
role to three stages this year.
The deaf can f eef strong beats and
rhythms. With interpreters, the deaf will
also know what the entertainers are
saying.
But interpreters do more than use their
hands to sign what words are being sung.
says Ann Perkoski, the lead interpreter of
the col!ege program. They also .
demonstrate what is going on musically
during ~riods of no words. During
musical solos for example, an interpreter
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may strum an air guitar or bang on an
invtsible piano to Show whether the music
is being played loudly 0t softly.
Interpreters listen to tapes of the artists
bef0te hand and many artists also wor'lc
with the interpreters, telling them what
.songs will be played as wen as helping
them memorize the lyrics.
A challenge. facing interpreters this year
will be Comedy Nite at the Arlington
Theatre, July 18.
"Comedians will gel on a roll and start
improvising and there's no way to pr.epare
(or that," Perkoski says. "That can be
fealty hard."
Though still a novel idea at most
venues, Perkoski hopes the fair's attempt
to reach out to the hearing impaired will
help start a snowball effect.
"As people see this happening more
and m0te it might prompt other (venues)
to do the same," she satd. "This really
helps the m11sic come alive for a part ~f
the ~pulation t~at does enjoy music. And
even the hearing say they like seeing the
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Once again this year, two promotions to tie-in to the fa1r's
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Orange County Fair: one for kids the-Ferris wheel. B&B will offer
and the other for those merely two Ferris wheels, one a 100-foot
young at heart. B&B Amusements, behemoth, as well as a 1929
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rides at both carnivals, along with Tustin re;1dent will attempt to
familiar attractions and games of break his own world~ record for
most consecu tive days on the big Gravitron. New rides include
wheel Wave Swinger and Starship.
The kiddie carnival offers rides And, of course, the Ferris wheel
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Catch all the excitement of arena events at the fair
r rom mongr<'I!> ilnd acrobats, to car
d,tnnng .ind '>µ<'l'<iway motorcycle races,
1h1• l'\('nl'> in lh(' Loors Light Arena at this
y1•Jr ., t.ur dcty l'<isy categorization.
Th<' .1rcna, whic h will be filled every day
with acts, '>ta rts with Speedway 8 p.m., July
<J The dirt Ooor of the arena is turned into
.1 ratctrac.k !>howcJsing some of the top
young motorcyc.le riders in the area.
Thl' UnHed State!> Auto Club takes over
lul~ 10 wi th 11'> three-quarter midget auto
race. A national automobile circuit, the
USAC made its Orange County Fair debut
last year. The race begins at 8 p.m.
A motorized double-bill occurs July 11 at
2 p.m., Car Hopping and Bed Dancing will
delight spectators. There are competitions ·
to see which hydraulic vehicle can jump
the high~ off the ground and move its bed
the most. At 8 p.m., side car and quad
racing championships turns the arena back
into a racing pit.
From July 12-22, a family variety show
Will take center-stage. American Acrobats
will astonish and Moore's Mess of Mutts
will amuse as well as deliver a m~ge,
American Acrobats is the only act in the
world currentJy doing a triple somersault
with a half twist, an 80-foot acrobatic high
dive and an aeri~I ballet.
Moore's Mess of Mongrels is a dog show
with plenty of tricks, stunts and laughs. The
dog.s are all mongrels rescued from animal
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shelters across the nation and ltamed to
perform. Both acts are at 2 p.m., 5 p.m.
~nd 8-p.m. during their 1 l·day stay.
The always popular rodeo closes the final
three arena days. The Professional Rodeo
Cowboys Association will feature the
standard rodeo fare, from bull riding and
steer roping. to clowns and bronco busting.
Rodeo performances 8 p.m.; July 23, 4
p.m., and 8 p.m. July 24; and 4 p.m. July
25 . All arena events are included in gate
admission.
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veg-out at fair
Picture it 17 straight days
tor 12-14 hours languishing
on a well-padded couch
munching chips, poh!J'ling
0 11 Cclndy bars and guuling
~ill drinks And at your ftng·
f'rttps, your remote control. .
So far so goodl How
about bei"g paid Si ,500 for
1hi!. slugg1 h role?
1 he fair brings you its firsl
(ourh Potato Contest.
Pitted against each other m
th1) event are Michael
S<..howengerdt, Costa Mcs.1
Jnd lbert Harns, Irvine 111
ord ·r lo qualify a) finalist),
t:"tt h had to wntc an ~y-
•I 2 SO word or I~)
1 .. pl,11ning wh) the)' are the
mcxiel Couch Potato
The first-place winner will
tl'll'I\ S 1,500 and !>Ceond
pl.tee winner S 1,000 Oddh
t'nough. or perhaps a sage
l hoicP. each will rect•1vc
Ire~· memberships to the
r Jrntl~ F1tn~ center
1 he Couch Polclt<>N> will
lw housed tn a hu~e CtrtU'>·
I L.1• tt:'nt at the ta1r s l'nl
r,tnlP (ach contc tJnt '"'II
lx• dt•<,1gnatcd a 1O·by·10
'PJct', a couch and suppltcd
'"1th f ull·bodied food
donc1t ~ by f Jtr vendor).
r .wgoers and fair 1udges
will choose the winner A
\.OIJng box will be available.
Some of the fair contestants are real rat.s
Hamsters are ~ft and iluffy
Dog.s can fetch sticks Cats Ccln lit'
around do nothing and <,till be
lovable
But ..... hen 1t come:. to pl'b,
don't o"erlook the· common rat
Some of the most friendh
intelligent and, \e5, e...cn beclut1lul
rodents 1n Southern Calttorn1a will
be on display Jul) 9 at the Orang<.>
County Fair's Rat and Mou":>C
ei..h1b1t.
There will be blue, 1cJmcw.
H1mcJlayan and Dalmatian
rod!:flts..... Th.ere w1U b<.· roocnL.,
1udgcd on thl•ir mJrL.ing, and on
their car and tail structures. There Assoc1at1on, the organtzat1on
will even be rodents judged by ·coordinating the exhibit "But
their tempcram·ent and how well that's li l..e looking at a.dog and
th •y're t.Jl..en care of. thinl..ing of a woff There is a
~he ei..h1b1t gr ... es rat and mice difference ... they're not the filthy
lo\Cr) a chance to showcase their -dirty, 1d.y creatures everyone!
top breed-.. And 1t provides a stage thinks about. They're \Cry clean "
for cl creature r<.>v1led for centuries. They also make great pets, ~'ft
While mice are Jmusement park Mary Ann lsaks<.'n. a Huntington
tlons and cute pink-nosed Beach resident who will compc~e
antmJls. the rat rarely makes 1n the rat exhibit for the fir!>t 11mc
anyone's mo!>t loved lisL this year. She has 32 rats and
"Mo)t people look at rats and hand-raised them from the fir)t
thin!.. oi a wild sewer rat, "said minute they were born
Kar n Robbins, the foun der of the Rats rank among the most
1\mcric:.an Fclncy Rat and Mouse in telligent animals and makt'
Artists compete and ex~ibit works ~
_ A OlL\cd p.llcue..ui p.lmt, cl.l'.:,
[Jc,t and \\c,t \\tll ml•rg1.• in J
-;ho,,ca..c oi the ~rt·.1':. l><_..,t.t,1ll•nt
and fcilturl'd art1sb during thl'
Fine Arts Compc·t1t1on .10d E\h1b11
Painters. -.culptor) and graph1l
artt)ts "111 d1:.plJ\ 'the tr cntr•l'S 111
~"eral clJ~!>l~ nclud1ng ~ulptur1.•,
oils, acr\l1c. \\Jtcrcolor), Oflcntal
brush, draw1nss and pJ!>tcl, illus·
trat1on. calligraph\, m1\cd ml'diJ
and print mal..ing PhotogrJphc.•r),
both amatC'ur and pro!C))1onal.
, .. 111 e h1b1t their photo:. in SC'\ l'r:il
clas~ mclud1ng monuchronw,
color print). computer
man1pul.w•d prtnb .rnd slide>
In addition to Jll thl' fint' art
entries on display, Em1gd10
Vasquez and To!ih1l..o Mi).1mur,1,
rcatured artist) ot the 1993
Orange County. r.m. ,.,,11 e h1b1t
culturally d1hcrent att
Vasquez. a resident of Orangl',
1 ... larg~v l..110\\ n tor his murals
\\h1lh arl' t1ml·I~ and connected
to OrJngc Countv's H1spante
Cl•mmunit} Dubb.:d the godfather
ol H1:.p.1n1c art 1n Orange County
bv Bu\\l'r) Mu:.cum foll.. art
curJtor P.1ul Apod.tecl, Va)(juez'
Jrt can be sl'en in Orange Cou.nt}
park., \1exic.in restaurant!. and
Cl\IC building-..
M1>Jmura, a rc.~1d<:>nt of
.\nahe1m, brin~ the spirit of her
culture to her art She was born in
CJlilorn1J but ~pent much of her
childhood in J.1pan Her art
dl•piCt'-mt•morie> of b.Jmboo
gardens. plum blo:.soms and
cht•rry tree!>, d1splay1ng her tcllent
in Oriental brw.h techniques,
c.1ll1srJphy Jnd the action of Ch'i ·1~p1r1tl Her work; were included
in the C\hibit1on of American
Artists ot Chinese Brush PJint1ng in
TJ1pc1, Taiwan
perfect pets, Isaksen says.
"The 're very sociable I'll walk
into the rat room and there's 32
of them at the top of their
aquariums greeting me," she said.
Rats are part1cularlv good pcb
ror children. e"en if their name
1sn t Ben.
Rats don't bite ltl..e hamster)
they don't need shots, they dun t
need to be walked 111..e a dog,
they clean themsehes like tab
and they can even learn tricks and
their name. The main drawb,Kk ts
1f a rat runs-t~ 1t'wttl chew on
nearly anything.
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o.c. FAIR -An Adverttatng Supplement to the Dally Pltot end Independent/Thursday. Julye. 1993 11
'
Grounds acts keep ·
things interesting
V,mety i<. the only word that
.1<.tur.itclv d('<.rnbcs the scope of
ground-. at 1.5 at this year's Orange
( nunrv r dlr Clowns, hypnotists,
1 nuntl) bands, big bands, jugglC'rs,
rnimt.'" ,ind even a talking
'>t ,IJt'U<lV> .ire mer<'lr <.Orne Of the
1•nt1•rta1nN'> who """ enchant,
.1m.1ZC' and ,1mu.:.e aud1C'nt:e'>.
[ntl'rltltners will p<>rforrn on one
111 lour '>Id~<''>, at the Matn CatC' or
nn 1he g~;unds, wilndering
thrt>ugh rht· fdir m1n~ling and
nl1•ract1ng with fairg(){'rs. Mu!>1C-
"'111 be fe.itured on Ruby's
C entenni.il Stage, locJted out.,1de
tlw Biiou M.1gic Palace.
( ornrnun1ty l'ntert.ainment will be
h'atur('d during the day, and at
n1gh1 th0 ':>t.1ge will be shared h)
\Jnta Barb.Hd nativC' Ste\.e Lord,
.ind the band Suzy and the
l\nc.x I.out.'>. Both atl.5 fl'ature
~"honed musician-. who covC'r
p11pular rod and soul standards,
tr11m B1llv Jcwl and V\.1ll1e Nelson
111 the Bt.•atl<'' and J1m1 Hendrix
I he Clo\'\n Patrol returns th1<,
\I 'ell entC'rt.11nrng and clmustng
l id l'nC<'., d,11lv at thC' Marn Cate
\ \ .11 l..1c \\ tll11• c•t l\t.•b1•vvrlle and
11 .1dN rn the ( lown Pcltrol ~ays
1h1' war .. \.Ns1on nt the patrol ...., ill
• •n1 ,. a~a111 ht• -.milt.• tt•rrunsts He
1, 111inc·d b~ Vee k.il\o the Clo-... n, of
•\11,1hc1m, 51..rpp) OC't' Clown, from
l 11n~ Beach,. Tickles the Clown,
1rom We.,tmrnster, and Coco the
< lrn-.n, a Jap<1nese clov.n who
1P...idl'~ in GMden Grove.
\l1llt·r\ Moonshine Mc>adowc;
'" 111 lw 'tulkd with entertainment
uni e .igatn T 'AO unusual
.-nlC'rtrliner-5 are hypnotist Mark
'I uzuik from SC'al Beach, and the
Monl..ev Wrench Jugglers from the
Bay Area. v.-ho combine comedy,
1up,gling and effects such as fire
breathing, acrobatics and custom
!)UI pt-writing.
Country and specialized music
will also be featured at Miller's
Moonshine Meadows. Country
band Texas, which includes vocal
impersonations, ventriloquism and
humor joins fellow country
pcrf01mers Mogollon, who hail
from Arizona. The Freeway
Philharmonic ensemble of Santa
• • • I
I
• • • • •
Monica will amaze audiences with
its acoustically instrumental
wunds, which feature drums,
viola, guitar and the Chapman
Stick.
. Other bands on the Miller's
Moonshine Meadows St<1ge
include such country favorites as
the Dao-Wah Riders, from
Temecula; Apple Valley's
Nightriders; Santa Ana's Blue
Magic Police Band; the surf
sounds of the Orange County
Sheriff's Stingers ana the All
American Boys Chorus of Costa
Mesc1 .
The Cal Spas Heritage Stage will
feature bands a bit more
traditional. The big bands' sound
of Irvine's Touch of Class, the
marching music of Anaheim's
Souza band, the 30s and 40s
tunes of Los Angeles' Coils, the
Kingi.ton sounds of the Casmalia
tno, the blues and swing of the
Scot Willey Combo of Los
Angeles, the jazz of Mission Vw10 s
Minimum 3 and the acoustic folk
music of Costa Mesa's South CcMst
will all be featured.
South Coast compnc;c:. four
accomplished mu:.ic1,ms who
pre>!>ent a rare c.ro'Ad pleasing
blend ol melody, harmony,
rhythm and boundless enthusiasm
Their repertoire ranges from
rousmg songs of humor and
adventure to tender, touching
ballads.
On the OCN Melody Junction
Stage. Big Momma Sue & Fast
Eddie of San Jose will perform
their banio, washboard and
percussion music; Escondido's
Pam & Maggie will perform their
country, acf ult contemporary and
soft rock favorites; and Cary
Schnell's Dog Day Afternoon
puppet show will amuse fairgoers.
Wandering through the grounds
will be an assortment of
performers including puppet
shows and mimes.
Aunt Mary's Children's Art
Center is a mobile center operated
by Mary DeWaal ol Kelseyville, In
which children can enter and
express themselves artistically at
no charge.
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1695 Irvine Ave. (at 17th St.) :
Costa Mesa• 141-llM •
Seniors' days filled with contest fun
The number 55 is
generally associated with
the speed limit, but, at
the 1993 Orange County
Fai r it has a special
meaning.
The fun for seniors
begins 10 a.m. when
those age 55 and over
receive $2 admission on
both Bakers Square
Seniors' Days, Thursdays,
July 15 and July 22.
Wear your favorite hat
and parade around in the
seniors vegetable hat
parade, peel ·away during
the potato peeling Some seniors try their hands -°' faces -al a pte~ating contest.
contest, go for a strike in -
the vegetable bowling contest crochet and other crafts.
and drink-up in the V-8 1uice Those 55 and over can strut
drinl..rng contest. This ts just .a · their stuff during the annual
td5te of the many theme-related senior ballroom dancing contest
!ipecial contests taking place on featuring the cha-cha, fox trot, .
these dJys. Prizes and ribbons sw1ns and a live band .• Other
,.,.111 be awarded to all favorites such as the record
p.Ht1cipanb. holder contests, Colden
Creat1v1ty is the name of the Wedding Ceremony, bingo
g.1me as the seniors aru. and competition .ind horseshoe
u .ifts contt?St get:> under way pitching v. 111 Jlso be featured
trom 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the A special drawing for dinner
Admm1str.ition Lawn for two at Bakers square for one
C ompet1tton categorie~ inc.lude vear, and dinner for l\.\IO for six
needlepoint, embroidery, months will be held on
knitted articles, art/painting, Thursday, July 1 S and Thursday,
cerami~dough/cla>, dolls, July 22. Entry forms available
through participating BJke~
Square restaurants in Orang•
County.
In addition to the sp<x1JI
contests and activities, S<'ntors
can also en1oy free
merry-go-round and Ferri'>
wheel rides as a tic-in to the
fair 's salute to the 1 OOth
anni-.ersary o( tht.• weal \\.h ,,,
Invited guests of the fair on
Senior..' Days will rncludt> tho' •
from rel.JremC'nt rt 1d ne t•., 3ntl
com.all~~nt c-cntC'r!>
PrercwstrJt1on through the •
Community Relattons Olfice fur
tht.')(' organization!> is required
SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL BEST DAMN BRUNCH IN TOWN!
CERI IABJ ANGUS BEEF
Aged 5 Weeks, Grilled Over
an Open Ph BBQ using
100% Mesquite
• 32 oz. Porter House
• 14 oz. New York Strip
· • 12 oz. Top Sirloin
• 1 O oz. Alet Mignon
:
Served with Stuffed Baked Potato,
Fresh Green Beans, & Sonora
Garfc Bread .
Serwd Sundly Frani 1Dlm • 2pm
All You Can Eat Only
$10.95 Enjoy Authentic
Rancho Cuisine
• Gourmet Salads
• Chilled Fresh Seafood
• Whole Roasted_S_ucklin
• Fresh Mexican Pastries
• Build Your OWn Omelette
Mimosas & Fresh Hand Shaken
Margaritas ONLY $2.50
18 O~C. FAIR· An Advet1lalng Supplement to the Dally Pilot and lndependent/Thuraday, Jufy 8, 1993
Thcre·s something'°' f'\C~ .at the
Or.ln~ County F.lir • .ind every d.iy
1twre .ire spcckll ;adm1S>IOl'I rates,
f!$l ounts Jnd prom<>(IC>lb
1 n m.-ike tM most ol your v1 ... t to l~ .
tJ•r, u~ the many d1Kounttod .adm•><IOn pn< ~'S .ind unl1m1tt'd Of di)(.()Untrd ride
;1.1 la !CS J\a•IJble
• t.:IOS DAYS h t'ry Frtd.1t. Jul} 'l.
IG .lrld 23 All k1ch 1 2 .lnd und1:r
.,Jn• ttt-d J1te .ill dJy
• (0...,TAJMR GARDlNINC
0:-.. HST On Fr.J.i~. Joly 9. IC. Jnd
J ~ "J ~ .. n'°'1 Dav. l hunday. July Ir;, ~ .. ,;, 1p.11m bnn~n~ ;an C'ntl) fur th«'
ll')t v.111 rttCI\~ tree ;idm1>.~Kln Imm
n.>11n to 1 p m JudJ:•nR 1>4-g·n~ .it t p m
.,,JVnS4'1tt"<l by tht-C.>t•te>rn1.i A'"' '·llK>n
I :-:u™'l)tn<'O
• \lGHABlt ARRANCINC On
1lurJ I>~· July 10, I i' and 24
r11c1p.lnl• brm~ing their ~oetable rJn~1·ml•n1.1 to thf! m.:iln •Jte bct\\e~n
1Mn .lnd 2 p m, will fl"CCl\C fr~
tnm•ton Entries to ~mble Oor.11
, n~mcnt:. u11l~1ng only VCS ublcs.,..
• lttlCACO D.._Y IFlRRIS
-. ttll L l R S DAV OH I' Mond.»y. Jul)
"• th• ""' t t-rroi> v.httl m.>dl• •!.>
I 001 u the Ch-..ioo E ~tlOn tn 18'.IJ.
·!Ju '"I hoNx c urrent or lou-ncr
,..idcnt-c: I Chl(..agt'> v.1th ptool of
•11 nt 4 llf IOfMt. r 11.~·dcncy for S2
ne•al oklm1:.)0f.•n tSJ olt r~'U~r pri<t'd
, r al .ldmii"°'1 of SS> 01 \\ 1lh .i
p; , 11on' Chi<·'i.'O Chago Piu.i .lt
..; J 1 C..am\)\.I) Or1\f', ln.1~. To further
Hrt~ the 00th bl'lhd.1' of the fefh>
.... tw.~d. OrJni;e Coant) fb•Oents \\1th tht-
.i : n;in1e 01 Fr rrr. v.111 be •dm1lled f11:f!
.:i I 11.1,
• r..A.RM BUREAU DAV. TuesdJy, July
I \ Brong )OIJI farm ~nd gar~n rntry or
'110" ,our form bor~.lu c.ud ind gei 1n
11,c SponlO'ed by the Orange County
1.11m Bure.iu
• 0.RNl*l·MAKING CONTEST On
1 i..1•"4.l.l), July 1 l , b<1ng your g;imish
.unnh't'me>nt to the Home Ans ;ind
\,,,Ch Bu1ld1ng and~ In Cree from
l'l•K•'1 "' 1 p.m Judg,ng begins at 1 p m.
• CORN HUSK DOLL MAKING· On
\\ulnc."4Jy, July 14, contMLants
bm ~·ng their ~m.le.W c.orn hu~ doll
II• 1tX• t lome Nu & Crafts Building
b\ 1.,\'t'n nooo Jnd 1 p.m will be
1 lrn.ttt-d fr~ Judging ~n' a.t 1 p m.
• ~CARECROW CONT[ST On •
DISCOUNTS AND PROMOTIONS
\\eJn~bys, lul~ 14 .lnd 21 • \\OOD CAR\ ER'S CONTEST On home gJme or 11cl..t>t \tub fr,lm an.,.
cont~clnt> I011ni;; .1 hJndmJd(' SJtur.IJ'f ful) 14 4..Jnl<.~nts brrng1n.s 199J l>Ccl!>OI\ i;.ime
)C.lrecrow bcl\\ccn noon ,lnd 1 pm 111 fJ\\n tuuf, to i\\.J n CJtc '"ii rt><Cl\C lrCl' •CHICAGO CHICAGO Pitz..,_. \\'•th
the mJin cntrJnce \\lll rC'C.l'"' tr.;1• Jdm•)~IOn trom 10 J m to t p.m couix•n a1,J1l.ible •n '" n<" loc.lt.on Jntl
adm1~\10n Jutlg•n,.: lx""(•n> .u I pm Conr. .. ~1 t.x·~•n\ .it 1 pm 1n the I tome through dch,ery \.Cf\l<.C
\\inn ni; er.It l-, IJt.'lom,• the pr ;x m 01 Ara S. CrJll> B111kf1n~ • CO::.TA MESA RESIDl,IS \\'Ith
the iJ•I~' 1unih • 'Ou It t AC O \' \ \ <.'CfnesdJ , Jult proo1 m r.-:.. J('n<."o •
• S[l\.;IQR~ 0~' lh:mdws, Juh 15 11 II 4 I I anJ HA n1cmlxrs \\tll be • MllllAR'I-ID \\1th'·' 1d 10 card
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noon lo 1 pm lud '~ b. \: •h •' l 11111 discount~cl 5";!lllllf min·"'"' • ~l \ [N UP RC· l~r.ni; .1n 1111p!\
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C.ONillL Un lhwioi.L.l .... July 15. , rHHl:n1ttl lou1 tl~()Utlb pc-n:;m:l t £0Hl0 "1. C6l1p<>n In Jul~ .~C/i,,_,_...-
wntelolJnl.> and p.1H ni.,;;u.111f,,rn ri•c, "' • B~~~R~ SQUARl RESTAURANTS e \-O-.;~ GROCERY 'ilORl \\ •lh
tree admis"''" 110111 10 ·' m tll l\•JI n \\1th co.11>0n cl•'' hutcd through 10 Vo!l'>C:lul> ,,, d
\\1th 001.11 arr.11w1•n1~•11 Of'''" to \•>11th• ( • 15 Oth·•t C 1r111\,1I P111n1011 111~ 111< luth' " Jr.1ni.,l' < "1nt~ ll>IJuran . ~
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14, 15. 19, 20 2l .1nd :!::! A SIO
\\rt>lb.ind 1ndr.;rll» .Jll r1dl~ lrol!l noon to
pm ~~ndJ,,. thruu1;h \\t.>e.lnocl.h~
.ind 10 J m h) -pm lhur)(l 1,-.. On
S:.inda). Juh ?S. J $1 5 "ri>l~md
1ncl1Jdt» :ill rid<.':> tr om 10 .i m 10
nu ln1sht B••n~ .in empt Pt•p • l.1 t
the c.vni,;il .lrt•,1 on .:in• l•I tht•
Unl1m t<"<I R Ck OJ,~ Jnct rt.'Ct "' • 1 • 1.· "'i)1u.1nd p·>C•'
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! 3 A I rid<.'> :ire -5 Cl'ntS Of I \ l
t1d .. chl Ur.to! -p n1 rn !~lth • I 11\ I\
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for lllC\f(' 11\ICHl)IJI \10 1...t!I -I 4
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Jun11K hh lilt Oq>.Hll':ll•nt .. _______ .:..:_ __ ...:_ _________________ :-----------------, •':i\ll\D 'I. ~Jl:-.'Ct.0-..:11.::.1 On
t rttJ.i\, Jul~ IL 1.l('(•plt' tiring ~g '° •rl~l l'/\b "" th• 'Jl.1d 11.\.:1~1"!1. (1111•1-...•
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from ll('l<)n 10 1 p m Ju I~ n~ at 1 pm
• COOl\1:-.G \\ 1111 \ lcnABll' co:-;nsr1 On Sunda' Jut. lll
contl'>tants "'II rt: l'l\C tr•'<' a I!!' , 1
lrom no.>n h) I p m .a: ti\\ ~\.i• n CJ•,
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COO~t:-..G CU'-lt::.I On \\l'lln~l"
July 21 . tlkhe tumsmg in a'°'" c.1lor••'
ent!) \'o1ll 1Ke1\e 111-e adm •• wn trom noon 10 1 p m Jud "ns begin> al I p m
n the Home Alb E. lralh Bu1ld1ng
• IU .... IOR BA"-'"'G CONl(ST On
ThursdJ). JUI) 22. COOll'>l.lnb .lnd thl•lf
p.:irentiguar<11Jn rC\.C'•H' free adm1)11on
from 10 J m 10 noon '"'h conteit
t>ntry c>1-.1so0ns include cool..lt'S. b.v).
p.cs or cal..t'> Contt»I open to )'Quths ages 3 to t 6 Spon'>Ored b) the 4 I !;fr
C...h1b1t dl'p.lrttn('nt
• BRtDCrORD ORE.AO OOUt.1 t
CONT£ST On FrtdJv July 23,
cont~.ints bringing .i 1«.'\:1pe u>•ns
BndgforJ 81e.:1d dough to the fine Arh
Department "''" rcce1H• fr._~ .Kfm, l\>O noon to I p m at 1tw /\.Uin C.i1e
Judging begin) at 1 p m
Why go to the Fair and eat FAIRFOOD,
when you can come to
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and have ®!Mfl!JJ fl ff@ /PJ!PJ g
$32.50 Roundtrip
714/673·5245
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«X>Moin Street + Bol>oa + Colefornto 92661
PAYING TOP
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· Prestige Trading
650-0722 Costa Mesa pp ~6-2459
·we have a lot of competition, but our Ribs dan'tllt
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(714) 631-2110 r.t10l 4&RIBS
O.C. FAIR -M Advertiatng Supplement 10 the Detty Pltot and tndependenl/Thulsday, July 8, 1993 \.9
·~SUMMER SEASON ·OPENER . :oiSciJiJNi·couPii:
I JULY 30, 199~· ,--.,. : szo~ -OFF :
. I ANY ADULT · AmttlSSION I
I JULY 30 -SEPTEmER 24TH I •••••••••••••••• ADULTS ssoo ·
JUNIORS s5oo . .·
, CAGES 13-171
1 · 12 & UNDER FREE
ALCOHOL .
BURNING .
. MOTORCYCLES
i WITH ·
I NO BRAKES! .
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-EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT . -.
GATES OPEN 6:30 P .M. -FIRST RACE ·a:OO P .M.
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ORANGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS• COSTA MESA _
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: (7-141 492-9933
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