HomeMy WebLinkAbout1993-08-05 - Orange Coast Pilotw png ~ warm to$y
WJth temper·
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the 80s ~ the co.att
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morning hours cool. ,
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oman Wiie .claim8d sexual harassment resigns post
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·1 am now destitute and unable to PJOvide myself The basic necessities of fife,· says
ichelle Lefay. one .of 10 women embroiled in lawsuit involving· former police chief.
law, Murphy said.
Murphy also contends that
Campbell and Villa were the rea·
.son Lefay said she did not wan1
Tony Dodero, 5'111 Wl'lllr
NEWPORT BEACH -One or
the 10 women embrotlcd in a sex·
uaJ harassment J3wsuit agauut the
city and former Chief Arb Cam~ ·
pelr and CapL Anthony Villa lcn·
dercd her resicnation this week,
11yin1 she hns run out of money
and must now leave the state and
live with her parents.
Animal control officer Michelle
LcFay. 26. contends in a ltuer
sent to City Manager Kevin Mur-
phy that her physki:in, Af red M
Bloch. bas diagnosed her wit.b a
depressive disorder brought on by
.. sexual ha.Jassment and a hoitile
work environment." Bloch has ad·
vised her that returning to .. -ark
could' exacerbate her condition,
Lcfay wrote.
"You have refused to maJ<e
.
to return to ~ork. But they ha"e
thinp right and ha e caused tn,01)· since been fired, rehired and re·
ies to which I am leJally ·entitled tired and cjo not "'ark at the pv-
to be held from me,'' she wrote ... , lice department
am now dest11ute and. un:ible to "Neither of them arc :u the
provide myself the basic rlcc~ssi· work place nor are \hey rc:turn·
tia of lile." ,,,-Ing." he said. '. : Ba)1c:illy "'hat
Murphy. however, maintains we ha\.e here 1) a d1!>pute on a
th"-t the ctty's physician belie,·es worker's compensation . c;.i!>C and
Lefay is capable of working. Ad· those disputes are re)()l .. cd by the
ditionnlly, LcfAy has used· up the . worker's compemat1on appeal;.
pay she was entitled to receive by See LEFAY/AlO
Pride overcomes frustration and de.spair
as residents and city . officials· tire of
local communities ~hat are ...
By Mante Mcleod. StJlt wi.
S onp RC\\>Uar fondly rcmemben tbe four bedroom home ·
~he and her family left behind sn the Mexican )la1e.or
Micho:ic:tn. Al home on the spacious ranch, her family
h d cr1ough room for a g:srdcn end cxtr:i space fo r
hildr~ to pl . .
• ·~ Re\ II r, i 7. la\eS ~Ith her !IC\C:n 1t>lt n .• muthcr
and father m a m!lll •~o bedroom .;tputment m the 770 .blocl ur
Shalim r Or~c in C ta MC)Jl. The RcvoUars ga"c up their home in
Mc\ico sccklna cnipkl)ment. Dut for the past four )Cln. the fam il)
h:as p:aid S7SO a month for an 1p:anment ~ilh brolen closet door)
and Vitind~ \\'.ithout Krcens -.some don't C\cn shut.
Their l:ues1 fn&'itr:uion ~ the caq ·t ~hacb needs replacing :1fter ..
water heater brolc, lcinina it di>hcurcd and mildewy.
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A ladder tanch wt.ere a sink
should be in one INthroom.
"The rent 1 the m~t e:(pen '"e ·
thi ng here," Revollar s:s1d. "We
pay S7SO for this -why J on 't
th ings get foed.''
Frustration and dc.spcr:ataon:
They're scn11mcnts shared by
m:sny ~ho li\e along Shahm.ir anJ
m other :areas throughout the cuy
~here ab~ntec landlords hirk
repair duties. leaving the
re~dents to li'e with the
problems..
But a ren~ed pirit LS
spreading amongst communities
uch as Sb:sJim3r as re idents look
0 a 0 1c1a wno have -
endorsed a p to enforce ~9-~tQiii~"'r-
butlding axk · l:nion 1n
lo\lr~income arc
"I think 1hings arc goin& to
change because before nobody
complained about an)thma." sa1J
Ignacia .Revollar. Sonj:1's mother.
"Now people ue talking about See NEIGHBORHOOO/AlO
By the numbers .
• Ten women police ~mployeeS ha\ie f.aed lawsUks ~ the
city ;ioo former Police Chi~( Arb Campt>ell and ro;rnec::capt.
AnthOny Villa.
•Of~ 10, Rochell Maier ~Jired and is no ao,p ;an -
. em~ and M'<.helle l~f ;ay r~ from the ~ ~
week. Off ICef Shonce-1 Sherwood and commun ty :seMce oKar
Gbia Miller remain on lhe job.
· •"Sbr aro ~ .... 'O~k!ng •r.d ~.-c.~u$ed &ot~m dia~r ,_
• LeF;ay and 5e'Yen ol the women are sch«fuled for~ Woike.r
compensat!,on he~ring on thtir d~ilin' ~Y in mid Nc:;...etnbei"".
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Patty ~uero
<right) is one of 20
bilingual leaders
gathering solid arity
among the tenants
on Shalimar Drive in
Costa Mesa who
want their
neighborhood
cleaned up. .
Ygnacia Estrada
wants to see the
buildings brought uP
to code in her
Shalimar
neighborl)ood . •
Just J''.ewai'ds for a diet ·we11 ·done
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Now that's entertainment
A lot of people probably wooldn't think of poetry and $Urftllg
f_;Olng together. After all. how many words rhyme '' ith gnarlyl But
in today 's Weel-.end section, )'OU'll discover the solitary quests to
ride the perfect wave .ind write the perfect ~(sc ~ hJnd-in-Body
Clove as what's touted as the first surl-poelfy reading comes-to
Newport Beach this Wednesday.
Also in Weekend, wh'ch you'll find inserted in the Food section,
are fe tures on: the works 'of young <1rti.scs from a Newport Harbor
Art Museum progr;am going on displ.ly ~t ~ at SOuth Coast
Plau; the Si"1er Annavet'QI)' Powwow cha weekend .it the OC
Fairgrounds; upcom1n9 comedy ind singing benefits (Of-an vca
'rl; modesdy priced frenC:h fare at PINgnt Pe.lSOlnt and more.
~ After shedding 400 pounqs. woman donates 23
pounds of skin to bum center; doctor donates surgery;
and Balboa Island recovery center donates TLC.
8y loriAnn Bashedi, SQ!I \',
. NliWPORT UEACH -Tu keJ
away on 8.llboa hl:anJ 1 :a ttn)'
rott:i e (ashionc:d to oflcr co rn ti~
urgtry ~ticnt the ch:ancc to fC·
coup in secrecy.
Rcscr•-:atioM at the I bnJ C:ot ·
t.ae P~ Opcrati'..: I le Ith Re·
uut arc often m!ld by women
"'ho w11n1 to hiJc oul unul th<!
brui ~ left by a face lih heal . AnJ
hU$ nd v.h <k>n'l ~~• their
~ 1\ h> ~ th:at their nt'~ tuft
of h.a r proutcJ from impl nt. ·
Diane R. n eld the t p·
~ 'When someone pays with ~hat much
cash, It indicates that something stinks in . Denmark: says one auto sates manager.
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With 50 percent off, NEIGHBORHOODS t
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you. can have it ~ A look at the ~ople and places shaping our community
.. made in the shade
T ODAY lS YOUR last chance to n on plants
at lhe ·-..orld's vea1est plaat ale .. at
Nuneryland (646-3925) oa Newport •
Boulevard and Vic\oria Street i.n Costa Mesa.. The
sale includes savi.np of up 10 SO pcrceAt off o
select shrubs., fruit lrees. prdco suppltcs. shack
tress. hanalna ba kets.. seeds and more.
One of the mosl popular items on i4Je -the
Best
Buys
queen palm, which sold out la.st
ye;ar -i.s discounted more t.h:tft SO
percent at $19.97.
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JOAN \USE OF SW&e Sh OK
Ont, would like Bat Buys readers
to k.now &hat her store is ha\-ins a
spccw on all of its seasonal and
dceora1ive nags, so now is Ilic lime
10 stock up on outdoor Oags for
Halloween and Christtnas.
The nags in s&oclc will be
discounted 20 percent, and 30
pcrcenl will be dl5COuntcd off aJI
holiday n:ip ordered bcfot'c-Sept.
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Suite SiJc One One (673-4611) is
loc:11ed at 28th Street and Newport Boulevard in
Newport Beach.
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ALEXON, A WOMEN'S British Sportswnr shop is
going out o( bu!t1ncss Sept. 6 :1fter nine ycan..
The shop, located 1n 11s original location on the
lower level o ( I Magn10 (formerly BuUocb
\\-il!thire) at fa\h1on Island. IS having a clearance
sale -merchandise that has been already reduced
10 half. will be discounted an cxtr:a 30 percent.
Dlant Miller of Alcxqn at I. Magnin describes
the clothing as "classic dressing for work or travel,
including. weekend wear."
Mill~! ~c. YtDuld hkc 1.0 give "ipceiaJ 4heruwi----t--t
to :ill of our customers and friends who have
shopped wnh us over the p:ist nine years.''
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SOM£THJNC'S f'lSllV, a retail store located inside
Bongo's Spor1fishln1 lludquarurs (673-2810) on
Newport Boulevard in Newport Beach (bcbind the
Crab Cooker restaurnnt), is offeran1 readers a 10
percent discount.on natural sea sponges.
Pat Ra111 of Something's fishy cl~ims that the '
store has the b1ges1 i.elcct.aon of sea spon&es an
California -and 31 the best prices. The sea
sponges range in price from $4 to $100. Rain uys
they come in all sizes, 1haj>cs.. and vririeties -for
personal and decor<ativc use.
Somd.blnc'• Fishy sells hundreds of fish and
ocean related items for gifts. for your home, yacht,
or oCface.
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VAN'S TENNlS SHOES (642-5753), localed on Old
Newport Boulevard in New~ Beach, is expecting
its first 1hipmcnt of professional skateboard shoes
in &his week at $39.99. and iLS aqu;a socks in next
week.
SaJe mcrctuindi.se for early bock-to-school
shopperJ includes oxford low tops at $24.99, kid
sius at $19.99 and women's al $21.99, suede shoes
al S24.99, chukka boots at $39.99 -reduced from
$49.99.
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THE BEST PRJCE I could find for boys Levi's 1s al
Robloson'.,.May dep:artmenl 1tores at Fashion .
Island, Cry5tal Court and South Coast Plaza.
The Lc:vis a~ reduced in price 20 to 25 percent
at $1 7.99 to S24.99 for SSO "relaxed fit" aqd S60
"loose Cit" style jeans. Loose fit shorts arc on saJe
at $19.99.
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Bt1t BuJ• •p~n Th.und•p •nd Saturd•ys.
H'httbu you'rr • m~rth•ot or• 1boppa, U rou
know of• 6ood bu}', I 'd Jo~e to ,ire fOf1 IOl»e
pubtlcllJ'. C•ll me •t 54().JZU, tu me •t 646-4110'
4' Mlriff , .. ~11m ·lhlp;-lhltrt'tlf1t;"'3~1JJ
St., Cost• Mes•, C.Jll. ,1611. "
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Manning their -post
One of the largest American legion groups
in· the country, No. 291 boasts the best ·
newspaper -and the best view
By Russ Loar. Sl3ft Wnt1.1
M OSI weekday afternoons at about 3:30,
veterans sittina :.round lhe bar :u Am. e(i-
can Legion P~l 291 on &he Balboa Pen-
insula &um their gaze away Crom the pie·
ture-poslcard view of Ncwpon Horbor
and toward the televisio n set.
That's wh~ right·'Wing rabble-rouser Ru h
Umbaugh 1:ikes to the airwaves and &he bar is
transformed in lo the "Rush Umbaugh Room."'
1CCOrding to some members.
"As you might im:1gine, we .. rc • .eretty conscrva·
tivc bunch," says Bill Sharbaugb, wl)o shares the
same last five letters of his name with Limbaugh
and serves as advertising director for the Newport
Harbor Post's monthly ncwsleucr, the Sea B~etze.
Sharbaugh and Sea Breeie.Editor Jerry Court·
ier arc celebra1in1 their publication's first place
award in the recent "Best P..apers" contest spon·
K>,rcd by &he National American lc:aion Preu As·
sociation. Their national first place ranking comes
on the heels of three consecutive first pJacc
awards in h~ stile aw>ci:i1ion's.annuaJ-<0mpctf•
tTOn . They publish about 2,500 issues of &he Sea
Brc'eie a month and es1i1ru11e their readership al
12,000.
Courtier and Sh:l.rbaugh have transformed the
once nouoderina publication into • lively rcnec-
tion or wh:at ihcy say t. &he mos& unusual Ameri·
can Lc:gion posl around.
in pra)cr. A leuer prant~in the "'lflcomins" ~t·
ters ~ction o( &be July issue Crom a Loke I ore)t
"eteran ugg~ts th:u 1f President Bill trlnton de·
c1des to intef\.ene in Bosnia, he: llhould ~nJ ht'
"merry bond of ga).)' Dlong "ith Sen Ted
Kennedy.
"Thi) is the only American Legion po t in the
'W'Orld th:it h:b 1l5 O\lrn y:icht lub:· harbJugh
SJys. "It's the poor man'i. Balboa Yacht Club."
The American Legion Y.:i.cht Oub, "h1lh re·
cently gained fulJ accrcd11:ition. ha' "ct and d
storage for more than ISO boats A ponion 9f
post's boa& lip re,enues along "11h income Crom
auditorium rentals :ind parling goci. to the city -
about $8,000 a month -'1.) part of the club"
lease ~greement.
~ 69-year-old Ncwpon H.irbor Poi.I mo,cd
froi'q, n:1y Avenue to 15th S1rec1 In 1936 Out ~I
leaders had to wait until :sfter World War II 10
build a permanent site on the property, \\ h1ch
broke ground in 1949. A fire started by an olJ
Ooor furnace destroyed the Ne"pora Harbor Post
1n l919;-but 1t ~ scbailt 011d rtopcrmt Jut • -
1980. There was n rO\\dy leodc~h1p tuillc in No-
vember 1992 which prompted the post com·
mandcr to step do\\n. V1etnam-er.1 \Clcran P3l
Dolan was elected commander in June.
/you always have dissenting views, but \loC had
an unfonunate sil~ation \\here &he majority
o( us f eh &he focus was no& in &he correct
direction," says Dolan. a con.slrucuon industry
Due to a report ins enor, Wednesday's article titled
"Consolidation of resources tops council agenda" mis-
s1111ed the Costa Mesa City Council's vole on a&hlclic field
user fees. The council did no& raise fees. Instead, mem·
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bers YOled to reconsider park user fees n~xt month. They
also officially stated &hat any f ecs would be waivcred for
non city sponsored, non-profit youth athletic prograros in
In the August issue of the Sea Breeze, post Ad·
jutant Roger Reimer gives a primer on proper eti·
queue for wearing the American Lc~oo cap. First
of all, it's a cop -not a hat -and at's not to be
worn while eatina or durin& the Pledge of Al·
leaiancc, the National Anthem or while enpaed
representative. "The focus is far more posili\.e
now.''
In addition to &he post's 1,500 ,member~ -
makini it the founh-lnrgc t po 1 in the state -
there are more than 350 mcmbcn of lhe Ladies &he city, such as Liule Lc:aauc, Americart Youlh Soccer
Or1aniza1ion and Pop Warner Football.
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at Post 291 .
Al left,
Sea.breeze
editor
Jerry
Courtier
(right)~
manoager
Bill
Sharb.lugh
look o\er
an issue
;it a
docbide
table.
Aux1hary and about JOO membcn <>f SAL (Son
o ( AmcncJn Lesion}. a j>O\'cr(ul fund-raising :arm
of the J>O'' M:mne Corp) \eter:in :ind A~cmbl)'·
man Gil l·crgu't)n 1!> a member. ::along "•th county
'J~f\awr and rorm.:r ~lannc Corps Gen. Tom
Rile~. .
N e31 the :!'i-cent ·il·bJg popcorn machine, ;a
big blue mJrlin i) att;ichcd to the "'ooJ.
p:indcJ \\Jll along<iide tables and chau'S
"here member' c:in get .i chcci.cburger o r ck11
.),.tnd\\1ch ~'~" dJ)S :>\\-eel -:ilong."'ith other
rc.i~nably pnced fare -anJ cue out O\er the
U.\Uf)' )Jlhb and l>.11lbo31s hn1ng &he h:irbor
Oub1Jc the dining arc.i 1~ a sm3JI ~tretch of'
anJ "here members occ;.l\I n~ puch horse·
hO\:i.. Thcrc:·i. J h'.>h ff) C:\Cf) ):fiday night and a
)tea~ ff) C\CI) Sumby ·
Although Nc:wpon H:arbor Po t memben a.re a
o ... c-lnit f\unch. they h.i-.c alw become an inCe·
gr JI p:irt of the community, spo~nna a niUna
program for bland )-OUll\s. schol)rsh'ps and con·
tc)tS for studcnh. donaamc.mectinJ sp~cc fof
Seoul ;a~ Cf61:tps, and spoMOtina a i'dl
for local police, fare nnd other public 5ervicc
:igcncie . •
After the C.'h mbcr of Commerce da.scontinucd
~ponM>r..h1p of the annual Fourth of July Qanc..
tcr Boat Parade '"o years ago. the N~ Har·
bor Po t took O\'Cr the ttent, n:naming 1t the Old
Glory·Char.actcr Boat Parade. More than 60 ~LS
tool. pan in the parade la.st month with proceeds
going lO\o\arJ the Nc"'pon Horbor N:iutacal Mu·
scum.
"We con.sider ou~r,c~ rc:illy a community cen·
&er," S'1)'S board President Lowell O 'Brien.
"There's really nothana hkc this an~hcrc else on
the We 1 Coast."
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To MW Newport Beach Pollet CllW
Oob McOondl: •
I 'knoW" the toate h m ndotcd the
Editors
Notebook
m~e to le ·friendly
unifomu.
But let'' face it, the
d:irk-bluc duda lhll
Nc-wport police omccn
now spon arc more
intimidatin1 than &heir
khali predecessor'$.. .
So, if we're stuck with
the blues, why not make
the friendlier fashion
state•ment by eliminating
the Terminator-style
~unala»es -it would ao
a long way to
dcmilitaruing the cop on
. the beat.
This is o beach community, and the
police officers hould reflect our unique
geoaraphy. Ra}-Bans should be the
.... TOWI
olf1C1 I sunal ol the Newport Beach
Police Dc~rtmcnL I'd imaainc if the
Ray-Bans marketint people were
contacacd. you could even 1e1 lhe pa.e,
for free in cllCbanp for the dcputmenl'•
cndoncmcnl.
1maae ii evcrytlaifta. and cop1 iA
dark-bl"'· militariltic unifotms ana
Terminator 1unglaues aecm menacin& to
the pUblic.
How about liihlenina up the took a bit?
To local buslant OWMn:
A question: If a C\dtomcr who you
lr.neW from prctious dealings wanted to
buy a $200,000 item and pve ~ five
personal checks each drawn on separate
b:ink acoounu Cor a total oC S48,000 and
the rest oC the payment in $100 bills,
would you be suspicious cnou&h to tip ofC
the authorities and risk the sale?
Or would you follow st:andard
procedure and report it to the IRS, after
the sale, that a cash tr:u1sacllon of more
than Sl0,000 had taken pl:u:e?
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-'fba1'1 the shuarion lhU raced Re~ Coniirvanc:y mcmbcn l t.O keep lhc
tmpon'1 Ltt Wesc when alle&ed IMno Co.'s lad as open space, let them
kidnapper Ray Cuddy -lo ded with cash buy it -with private fu~. The
pOlicc uy came from &be ransom·~'1 bj m rke&pbcc hould decide the iuuc -.;
l..a. Vcps pmblina rn<>JUI Steve Wy"n not coc~ion by 1 60 percent mijoril1 at
Cor the release of his d:iuJhtcr -~1llkcd &he ballot box.
into the Ferrari showroom. A rtvcrtial, retreat, cbrifi &iun -
I don't work in the IUXW) car busine • something!_ -i~ in order.
so ma)'be this type of tnu\)action is ·~=-1'• c••IMl&a•t la~ opc1MP9tt ad•lsory
common as Mercedes' In Ne~port. But· '* that wUI appn.r oa the 'Q~tmbcr
five different check.$ and more than baUot:
Sl00,000 in $100 bills? Let's rem in friend).
What would you ha"e done? T1to long· time· pals, rc~&:iurateuf) Bill
To A.u«-Mymaa CU Ferp oo: Hamilton f nd Jim D le, ha1te hncJ up on
Gill Oil! Gil! What happened? You opposite ·stdcs oC the i~ue (Hamilton pro
cndoncd the Ncv.-port Conservancy's plan land purcha e, Dale con). But -.hen a
for a $120-pcr-ycar asscwnent tax on bre:ik!.a.st meeting ended l:ist -.eek. the
Newport residents and,businC$S owners? p:tir \hook hands and \'Owed to keep 1hdr
Can't be. · friendship safely abo\e the Cray.
You, being an anti-tax champion, The proposed S55.8 million purch~ oC
shouldn't even support the udvoory vote open space along 1be B:iek Bay "-Ill tc:)I
on the November ballot. many Criend~hips in Newport Beach, but
The response for a conscn·3ti\.e like here's hoping that the often-heated g.1mc
)Oursel! should be: lf Newpor:t of poli&ics \\On't be taL:eo ~rsqn:iU)
-c.'J>Of1 lkach ha' had ccouJh
dM il-cna.i a-tel ,the pa t yca1.
' • To o,... Couaa1 S..pcnllw Hanku
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Whco wiU )-OU ka.rn?
Aflcr SC1linc in&o a number or eth. I
r.apes durinc )'Dur politiatcarecr, -.hy
)Olici1 -•hilc ~till in ull 1 e and ...,jth >our
olficiil .. SupcMwr' ~J" -p:ml .
corpor3tc poshioni on boar~ o( dircC'lOh
for yovr post·politiC<l! carecrl 1..
Surely e .. en you )CC the potcnta I f. r
conflicts of intcre)l,
Then ;ig:itn, m:a)be not.
ri~lly, to Pbnacd Partotbood
'oluntttn:
You C3n cume to my ncighborhOO<l :inJ
hand out binh-control and i.ar~·~ll
literature any 1ime. M> mouo: \\'c ~hould
1cach abstinence fir)t and forcmtnt , but
"e"d bcucr h3\C a s:afct) net for the L:id)
""ho :ucn't bu)ing it ··
H11Jiam Lobd~ll is tb~ ~itor._
Today
Speak Up Newport -
Speal Up Newport invites the 1
Mana2ement Lecture-
Dr. M11lar0MacAdam, Managing
Director of the Pro Active
jacking5 The 11 a.m. meeting 4s
open to the pubhc. To ma~e
reservation, contact Sharron
Hammer at 722-4035 .
wor~p on "Marketing
Techniquf'S for a more Successful
Practice." 2 .. s p.m. today at the
Hy alt Newport er R~rt. 1 107
Jamboree Rd, Newport Beach
Admission: S9S·S14S For
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oCARWASH& u CAltNAUllA WAX pybhc to join..t.hem at their monthly
meeong. at 6: 1 S p.m. at The Villa
Nova Rest<h.1rant, 3131 West Co.1St
Hwy. Newport ~ach
Friday
Castaways -Opponents
apd proponents ot the proposed
Back Bay land purchase wiU deoote
at 7·30 a.m. at the BalbQ.l Bay
Oub. Al '5$tle is \\.nether a tax
assessment district should be
(0<med to buy two un~
piecb of property -the Castaw.ays
and Ne\'-porter North. Open lO the
public A S 1 3 adm1bion fees covers
breat...fast F0< more information.
contact the Newport Harb<>t Area
-"\J\aniber of Commerce.~_.40<f.
Tuesday, Aug. 10
Women's Club-The
Mt).S1on Vieio Women's Oub in'l.'ites
)'OU 10 1<>1n them at their monthly
luncheon to be held today from
noon-2 p.m at the Holrday Inn,
uguna Hill). h.>e. SlO.
Self Esteem Workshop
-'fhe South Co.lSt Busin ess and
Profe-. ;01'\cll ~omen host.i lecture
on 'The Pow r of Self Esteem" by
Ray Gerry. Ph O. founder and
d1r~0< of the Gery CO\lnseling
Center ol "-l""'"pott Beach, 11 :30-1
p.m tod.ly. El lorilo Crall 633 S.
Anton Bhd C())l.l Mew Fee
S1 5-19 Dll 472-4666
-·Friday, Aug. 1 ~
. Leadership Consulting Group in
Newport Beach, will be the
featured speaker at the Newport
Foundation -breakfast meetrng at
7:30 a.m. today. Balboa Bay Oub,
1221 W. Coast Hwy, Newport
Beach. For more information, call
644·5~52.
Marketing Techniques-
The Professionaf Image, Inc. o(
Newport_ Beach, a medical specialty
public relallOns firm, will host a
reser. ations or more information.
call 760-1522
Send yo ur items to Around
To•m editor, The O;iily Pilot, JJO
W,. B.>y St., Cost.> M es;i, 92627.
Thursday, Aug. 12 .
Car jackings -Newport
Imports Jaguar and Range Rover
will be hosting an information
session 1n con1unctian with the
Newport Beclch Police on car
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~Taking 'little baby steps ' are the reason David Paine's fann Is on ~ Of the PR chart. . .
8y Emily C'1efy. Specill ID "' Daily P1'ot
W ith JapaneM management principles.and a
belief that profits should be the means. not
the end, Oavid Paine bu arrived.
His Co5ta Mesa firm -Pa.inc and Associates -
. increased its revenue by 94 percent last year,
cstablisbina it as No. 1 in the hi&bly competitive
Oruae County public relations market.
Launched seven years ago, Paine and Associates
wu ranked 23rd in Or:inge County just five years •So· but with 35 employees and S2.l million in
revenue, it's at the top of the PR chart, ac:cordina to
an annu:l.I business survey.
Despite the firm's rapjd growth, Paine said "our
goal is not to become another bi& agency. We
measure our success on the quality of work we
provide." ' .
Paine attributes his succe)S to "little baby sreps"
that the company h3S taken since it began. He said
the agency isn't profit-dri,en, but process driven.
After working out of his bedroom for about a year,
Paine started researching what prospective clients
were looking for in a public relations agency. Paine
said came up ~ith a formula based .. on client service,
attention to quality of product rather tbaa eipansioa
and acarin& bis company toward non-real es111e
, companies.
"We felt that on.nae County wu lhe riabt plaCe '°
be.'Beina able to be close to you.r clieot is critat,"
he said. •
Last year, Paine's aaenc:y handled comaumity
relatioos for Hoaa HOlpita.I. which wu faciaa
community opposition to its cxpa.Rsion plus.
''The Hoaa (project) ranked up u oae ol the more
challeoama assignments because J ~t.bittd with
the residents next to Hoag and I knew it would
impact their lives." Paine said.
A nother notable project the aaency bas been
involved with· was workina to pass a measure
which supported expansion at fashion Island several
years ago. which was ilso the aaeocy's rant project.
The measure (ailed leaving Paine to conclude that
the "firm doesn't win them all."
Currently, the agency is developin1 community
relations for the West Newport Oil Company. Paine
said that the company soon will come forward with a
laild use plan for its property along the Santa Ana
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dtllh " . ... -r ....... acyis · '*"'-' ,,_ COMpetiton because
e..,m, ... are ilWOlved in
IDIHlllMDt deciliom. Based OA
-J ....... manaacment principles.
or ••kaiz.eta, .. which means
CODIUaUOUI im~ment, •
caspao,ca poup tosethcr about
OACC a month &o disam nerythiaa
from internal manaacmcnt to bow
to naat.e the aacncy better,
"We have disaardcd the
traditional hierarchy appro;ach in
conduetina business," he said.
•·supcrvison here fundion as
COKhes rather thao bosses." or thF ,wgestion.s that ori1inatc
from these monthly quality control
mcctinp. Paine said better tha.n
9Q percent arc implemented.
Taco Bell, Allergan and
PepsiCo Food Systems comprise
some ol the •acnc:Ys clients whose
reputations Paine believes it is his
job to protect. · ..
Leoftard Anderson, of tbc West
Newpon Oil Company, said that
· he hired Paine's agcnc;y because it
"came acrou as having better
ideas and they treated us like we
wanted to be treated. The agency
is very enthusiastic and very
· CtCDtivc.''
. Paine and Associates has been
-' working for the oil company for six
)Cars and Anderson said they arc
\Cry happy with the results.
Accordina to Paine, public
relations "is the process of ·
datloJ • c:omplll(• ......... ..
he said.
OriliaaUY from New YOft ~. .... ~~
Califonaia in •• 8ftcr .... Ii. froaa a uDa11 litienl uu can.,.
witb a political ICicnce depee Md
workiQa in a couple tarter llrm
on the East Coua. Paioo DOW li\'a
with bia wife and three c:bildten in
wna Coita Mesa.
Paine bas been inv01ved in a
number of politica.l activitics.,
including President Bill Ointan's
clcctioo campaisn as a member of
the camp3ign's nccrioa committee
and u a boud niembcr~f the ·
Orange County chapten>f the
Democratic Leadership Council.
Paine described the council as a
group of Democrats who believe
in rascally conservative policies and
S01id his political philosophy iS
hard to descnl>e. He said "we
need to re-invent govcmment and
make it more citizen-friendly. I
think neither p:ttty bas the
answe r."
\l9cc President AJ Gore's trip to
an environmentally iMovalivc
Irvine medical company and
Hill:uy Ointon's trip to a Sant.a
Ana high school wt year was
partially .organized and managed
by Paine. He also helped get a
member of the White House TllSk
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force m Hcakb Care to apcak to
CNer 300 medical ~
cucuaiYa M>ou& lleallla care
IC~ wbicb Paine feels wW
have a "m~r impact" on the
lodmily. ...
Lier Pierce ol Lacr Pierce and
Allocia&a said be is both a friend
... ciompclitor ol David PaiQc,
... ..._.. he ~ dae two compete
1110J9 fOr awuds lbaa clients.
P6ilce aid that he has a lot of
adminabt for Paioc ud aid the
ma.jot difference bet-ecn the two
ii where their tmbitions lie.
"Da~id'1 coal bas always be~n
ao have a lar&c a1cncy 'and mine
·bas been to have th best agc!l_CY.
I think that quality generally
· $U/fcrs with greater we.'' Pierce
wd. · ~
But Pierce thinks Pafoc has
built "11 heck of'an a1ency, runs
good shop"' and that he docs an
"excellent job for a biger
agency."
Paine and As)ociatcs recently
opened an offtce in Encino and
P:sioe said tho agency will
continue to grqw.
"Even though ~c·rc doing be tter
tb;ui ever, we arc loolang on how
we can make sure tbot we
oontinue to do better."
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COST A MESA ~ Padlic Sym.
phony Associatioa anno~aced
Wcdacsd11 it Im ftOC ooi1 SW•
p111ed its "from Beucr &o Bat"
~·· S5 t;llil1ion .... but balaaced ils 1992-93 ~ ~
out a S6S8,000 dc(icit and oow en-
-joys a $100,000 WJPIUL
At a ·~ictory party" at tbc Ceo·
ter Oub, where the ambitious
campaign wu unveiled just six
months a10. iymphOny o~ricials
said a SI.IS miJtion endowment
has been established with "From
Better to Best" funds.
By Tony Oodero, Sllfr Wr11r
1-a·rup pk ol ... a.-
.... whicti WU c:mdUaed ~·
..... ., Ito. ......... fuad·~
~are IO~ pc~
ancc opportuauacs, artt111c
pro;ec:u. oua~ and educaUonal
p~ and aational expc:>tUrc
throuah rccordiftt contracts.
Moll campaip fuodl arc
ai!ts IO be paid O¥Cr the oat three
to ftYe years, but some are if.
rC\IOC'llbfe estate grants t0 be ful·
Citied over a longer period.
Ncwpon Beach resident Wllliam
Dul~ owner or Travcoa, 1 Santa
Ana-based luxury travel agency
NEWPORT BEAOI -A group oppoeed to the
purchase of three Back Bay parcels announced
Wednesday that two councilman and one planning
commissioner will serve on #the group's accutive
paycn Allla.nce. The group rccentl1 formed u a way
to mount a campaign apimt the plOpOICd auell-
rncnt. Uthe measurer~ a 60 percent majori~,
the City Council will then ICbedulc 1 protest bearina
for property owners. . .
The Newpon Conservancy bu propoied the uaeaa.-
ment as a way to pun:hasc the Upper and 1..owu
Castaways and Newponcr North properties from The
Irvine Co. and preserve the land from deYek>pmcnL
committee. .
Councilmen Phil Samooc and John Hedges "have
been vehement opponents of the proposed assess·
mcot, calJing it an "cod run" against the two-third
majority required by Proposition 13. Single-home owners would have to pay $120 a year
and $102 per umt a year. Busi.neacs would pay $120
a yev for-every 2,000 square feet of propcny.
Sansone, Hedges and planning commissioner Harry
Merrill M\'C joined the nc111r!y named Newport Tu· ,. .
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SOCIETY EDITOR B.W. COOK.. 6't2 .... )21
. P~C D~lll wlll help raise hinds tor AIDS research
T ho Performina AIU Ceaw
will aonipr welcome OM oC
the World's pe1te11 danccn.
Mimi I~. and thC White
Oak Oaace Project '
Philanthropists juke and .,...
• Johnson will
co-chair 1he
benefit
performance
followed by
mjdnight supper
at the Center
Oub with lhe
entire company
and local .... cm
Society
Editor
supporters or the
American
Found:uion for
AIDS Research
(AmfAR).
AmFAR will join
forces with AIDS
Services/Orange County, calling
the benefit performance and party,
.. Together for the C\lre."
Roger Johnson was recently
nominated by President Ointon to
he3d the General Services
Administration in Washington. At
a kiclt-ocr luncheon bcld last week
at Custu Anders, Costa .Mesa,
Johnson commented on the
purpose of toniaht's ·event.
"'We need to raise funds for
AIDS research and cnrc. I am
espcci~lly pleased thnt Orange
County AIDS Services Found:uion
will benefit from our efforts." he wtL
In an cmotton:il speech, Janice
Jobnsnn added. ·~AJOS
epidemic has prob bly touched the
Ji\eS Of almost e\'Cf)'Ont in this
room -whether it be a friend or
· !amity member who has been
• afflicted by thiJ dcvastotina
disease. More than 10 vc:in into
the epidemic we are edging cl~r
and closer to findini a cure. By
upponinc this benefit "~ arc
helpiaa 10 brU., doeef the day
when we can say a cure bas been
found.'' •
Active community members
supportina the Johnsom inc~
Joan and ~ Bal, John
Benecke. Mary and ThofaM
Cesario, Stew a.....~ Field,
Judy Flou-Runeh. Dee a.od
lawre~ Higby, Sharon anCl Peter
JM1uith and many orben..
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T wcntieth Century For. The
Edwards Udo Theatre, and
The Exchange Oub ol Newport
Harbor recently held a premiere
showing of Scan Cannery's new
film, "Rising Sun," to an
absolutely packed house (includina
the famous balcony).
Proceeds from the fund raiser/
premiere benefit the Excbaflla'
Oub Child Abuse Prevention
Center in C.OSta Mesa.
The atlcy adjacent to the pnd
old deco theatre was roped ,off for
a fun food festival prior to lhe
scrc~ning. Master or ceremonies
Bill OeMeulle kept the crowd in
good spirits as T ~irts and other
souvenir items of the film v.ere
passed out -.o guests.
Special thanks went IO lon&·timc
supporters Doftu a.od john .
Crean. .. You make a ucmcndous
difCercnce in this world throuab
your aenerosity and siappon for
lhme who arc lesa fortunate. You
are exceptional people," ocrcred
Robert Penewelt, l>rclldcnt of the
The Exchartse Oub..
The dedicated o~Wd
BnbsrMn chaired the movie
premiere night, which was no easy
task given the capacity crowd and
logistics. Major undcrwritini
sponson of the event included
Sbcanon Lehman, First American
Title, Chiaio Title, and a host of
scnerous ~ponsors.
Hard working Bob W~sher
co-chaired the event and joined
fellow committee members BUI
Burington, lill \\1ttman. JX:k
Kh~. John W.nger, s~ Ottm.
Scotty bird, Dick lt~n, Miu
Crada, and Duncan fof&ey.
The very worthwhile Exchansc
Oub mat~hcs trained volunteers
· with families that are referred
through various agencies. The
majority oC lhc group's funds come
from this annual premie-cc event.
Fonunatcly Cor the children and
Cammes of Nev.port·Mesa, Scan
Connery p:lCkcd the house. ·
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T he Newport Beach Tennis
Oub, one of the m11jor socjal
centers of family activity in the
community. hosted a weckend·k>ng
member-guest tournament with a
"down under" theme.
Jlic tennis C'lenl and party h:id
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hancin1 from the trees by lhe
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men•s teams competed !or prizes
that included a trip to Sydney via
Ouantas Aitways v.-on by a very
happy Oiff ~khols.
Eojoyina the couruide fun -.ere
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Hansen and Scott Hansen, Stew
OeHart and Bill Forsch. John
Bennett, Leo Fraalosr· Vilnis
f.zerins, Bill Aspinw~ , Mlke
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lhe more th n 300 leonis-lovina
guc~ts.
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Profe ·onals Apin.st Cancer
will hold their forth annoaJ
..,.o~ on the Coast" event
Saturday Aug. 14 at the Ritz
Carlton. The Hawaiian-themed
dinner/dance will benefit the fieht •
to conrrol cancer by gcneratin&
support. voluntccrism, and
awareness.
YPAC was founded an 1990, and
contin~ to grow stronger as an
important otp.nization in the
community. ~rgaret Ed~rds or
Shvi Swner can Be reached it
751~1 for reservations and
information.
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COMMUNITY FORUM RUNS THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS •YIUTETO: PILOT ~JJOY. IAY ST., COSTA MESA. CA 9J'27•PAXTOr646-4110 •UADEUHOl'UNI (CAIJ,INCOMM!NTS): '42-6C*
Spotty . record
Jenny Herdman and her Dalmatian walk on the wrong side of. the .law
T o look nt Jenny Herdman, you
would figu,re this tall, willowy
strnwberry blonde is a pretty
strnight citizen.
But not only is Ms. Herdman a
perpetrator, she is a repc:u off ender,
one ~ho broke the law almost daily
until, thank God, she wns finally
scooped up in a police drngnet.
Dail was l>e~ at SI 03, which seems a
,.. ....
On ttle
Coast
pahry sum fo r an
habitual culprit end
viol:uor of section
7.04.30 of the dreaded
Ne"' port Beach
municipal code.
The operative words
of that chapter state,
\\Ith supreme
rcdundancc, that, from
June 15 to Sept. 15,
nobody "ith n critter
")halJ permit or allow
any such animal to be,
under any
c1rcu~tances or
condiuons, on or upon
an-.. o.:ean fron t beach or ocean front
s1jewalk bct\\cen the hours of 9:00 a.m.
until 5 UO p.m ·•
Jenn~\ cnme w:i) "alk1ng her
Dalmation on the board\\Jll.. -that's
'' h:it 11 '!. ulf.crall) called -before 5
pm ··11 J'J knu\\n )OU couldn't \\all..
)Our dug un the buJrd\\all., I never
\\uutd huH! llone 11," Jenny )a}S. "But
there'!> no poS!o1bll: \\J) -.n)body could
know )"OU.t"e'not supposed ro doth:n.••
She·) right.
If )OU ti) and adhere to the law by
obcyins !t1gns po)ted in the area, you
)1111 end up .a criminal because the signs
reJd:
"'NO Alcohol, Gla~s. Littering, Dogs,
hres, Flre\\Orlo..), Driving or Parking
~totoriLed Veh1de'> ON
OCEANFRONT OEACHES." The
careful ob.,el"\er "HI note the .,ign
men11on:. neither board"al~ nor "ocean
front )ldc\\all.s" Jenny and her Buddy can no longer: enjoy their boardwalk strolls together. And '>O Jenny got bu.,tcd, along '' ith a
g1rlfrn:nd "ho ''as abo \\allo..in!! a
Dalmat1on Beach, you don't walk your· dogs on the Jenny's mother hnppcncd tu as1' 11
Rea)onably enough. the \\Omen told beach or on the boardwalk or on the couple of police office~ about the
1he police office r that they didn't know sidewalk," she recalls the judge .,aying. situation. One said that only animal
they ,,ere breal.1ng a law because the "l can't walk my do& on the control \\rote th~ tickets. Thii; officer,
)1gn) onl\ menuon beaches The cop sidewalk?" Jenn) a.sl ed. by the \\ay, \\M the one "ho had cited
alh.mcd J) ho'' that was JUM W>ugh. "Not in Newport Beach.'' the Judge Jenny and her friend. The other ):lid he
\\hen they went to court, Jenny and said sternly. .,.. simply wasn't ~ure about an) or i1.
her friend "'ere !>eparaJed alphabeticnlly A pparently. official Ne"port°) Jenny asked Councilman John
Jnd ... cnt to d1ffen:nt courtrooms. Je11ny interpretation of its dog law) seems Hedges, who agreed that it \\JS all
pleaded nut guilty and the Judge )Ct a to rely overwhelmingly on \\home,cr pre11y confu!.ing, but that it i~ the law.
tnJI date one .,peaks to la!tt. . At which point, inquiring mind can
\kam' h1le, he r friend -"1thout The police c1cpartm~nt told Jenny it only a k: What t> the law~ h the )lgn
e'en a'l..mg for 11 -\\as ha' 1ng her interprets "beach" to mean the law or is the Jaw the IJ\\. If ,o, wh}
ca)c plc.1·bJrga1ncd. Fork over SS, !he 'boardwalk," then stud to call c1ty hall don't the sign and the law say the same
Jullge \j1J and "e'll forget the whole becau!.e regular cops didn't i~suc the thing?
thing lo..10d of ucl.ct Jenny got from a regulJr Equally important. How can )OU have
Upon leJrnmg th1), Jenny went back cop. a boardwall. that doc)n't ha\e any
111 anJ tJlked lO h~c.again lk_ ____ ~~~tfw1------aei·M~tfl-+f· ..... ----
Jgrccd to du the deJI for the apparently "boardwalk" means 1'beach" and llhe Fred Martin's column runs c'UJ'
)tJndJrd SS, plu) a lecture: "In Ne" port should call the police department. Tbursda1 Dnd SaturdDJ. ·
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The pAintin& ol the Balboa Pavilion by the We Jane London is one of the
pieces of arf futured d.lily on the Pilati awer. _ . . , .
The followilJI is • s.amplilJI for calls .... · -ol '-U l.lte alt#l'1 ....,. ~ INm
from our 24-hour Reac:krs' Hotline. If omlttftl. n..1 will be t:Ol"'lft*"1 Ill
you'd like to ~et iavolved, it's as easy •iaft ftlldoe$. ,.,. die,....,,,, l.lte
as punching m the followfnl seven ud6t trto. wbrb M~ bta hlllred
numbe~: 642-6086. an De6n H~ U.~ Aam.*°
Pie~ /c1ve )'OUT n1me (spell ir out), Md l.lte lttlle Jw L Hdo&
city and phone-ttUmber (for · .-.rl•ll l•I veriliation). Thank you! •11•-•
iiiilii ti ..
cNll .llfl As a female
tudcnt at Orange Cout College;t
v.ould like to applavd tbc efforts of the
campus secunty to reduce the crime ..
Evening classes can be a little
Crigbicmng and it is great tnow that
there was no reported ICXUal assauJts
or rapes between 1992 and 1993.
faery Tuesday and Thunday, 1 sec
the campus 5CQlfity vehicles and some
!>Ccurity men ·waJkina around. 1t is nice
to be able to ful 'safe walkina to your
car. And c .. en -..hen you ~n't., the
aJtematiVc of a personal escort is YCJ)'
rca sunng.
K1RSTEN HENWOOD
Corona del Mar
Conccming Monday night etJsn M
City Council mccung, the reporter
miscounted the \\estside and
"easuidc'' audicn«. There v.eTC at
least tOO people there, not SO -all
concerned about helping the
oeigbborhood get clean-ed up and up to
code.
Able.ntcc la.adk>rds should be
ashamed of allowing present living
conditions. Thanb to St. Joachims
orpniz.iq c:omnuttcc, that action '"11
happen. And lbants to the City
CoUncD and Rcdcvdopmeot Director
Muriel Burman foT 6.oancina the clean
up work that this ociahbor IO neighbor
dean up wort will bepn DO'I¥. Thank'
)OU, good b)te.
· ANNE SHERESHSVSXY c.c.aa Mell
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Planned Parenthood Ill , wa!o
bruken-hejned '"hen I read the csponscs to.J..bc qu~~io -ur w li.1-t people thu;k about passing out
cunJom informJt1on at the Newport Deach pier.
Sumcho"• we h.1\C gotten the idcn that young
p-.uplc arc gu1ng to engJge 10 premarital sex no
misinformation at the Ncwpor1 Pier and think that . COnSe~ COllllllllltS 1 suppQn
)'OtHtfe doing them onociety 11"'1:1Vo . -• -t e ewpon l:Onscrv.incy 100 percent! I have been
bU5lr\CSSC~ out or Ncv.wrt Bcac t .&J,i.me.,1\J:lc.n. __
tf\e city cnn ilr if'ford any more loss of re,cnuc.
mJtter "hat. Jnd 1f "e teach them to use condom ,
"c "111 he enlightening them and helping them stay
healthy.
I Jon'1 hclie\e anything can be further from 1he
truth.
Somehow when the question of ablltinencc or
moral re'>lr Jlllt is rai!>Cd, there is a grea1 public
uutc.I) and fear or "right wingers" or .. Christian
fundamental1!.ts." lsn'1 it pos ible thal we a n
recognize the \\Orth of ideals and traditions that
·\rncn.:an) ha"e held for generations as good
common sen!le'> Do )OU ha"e lo belong to one of
thc"'e t\\O political 10correct groups to espouse
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So pleaso don't hand my children condom
PATRICIA CARLSON going out to 1hc Castaways for 19 years and can't
Costa Mesa imagine not being able to go for a wall there
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As a 15·)ear-old support group for Planned
Parenthood /Orange and San Bernardino counties,
based primarily in Newport Be:ach, Corona del Mar
:rrea. we wish to cxprc our disappointment m
Newpon Beach Councilman Hedges' shortsighted
attitude toward the PEP (Peer Eduation Program).
It is a program that offer· factuat information about
re!lpoO :ible c.'ual behavior m an unbiased and
unemotional manner!
In an era when, frighteningly, ignorance can ~ill.
\\e f ul that it is an absolute necessity to protect
our ndolcsccnt )OUngsters with facts!
Perhaps. Mr. Hedges should l~:arn more about it.
JACKIE BAU.ARO, Pre ident
Friends for Planned Parenthood
anymore if it is de\elopcd.
I don't hke taxes anymore thon anyone else, but
this i) a rare tax 1 can support, because J know the
land I U!>C on 11 daily basi will be there in .
pcrpctuit>-
CANDI HUB.ERT, Newpon Beach 0 .
Council Member Jean Watt, founder of the
Nev.port Conservancy that wants to tax us all $10 1
month for 30 years, maintains that this land
purch.isc ''v.ill enable landlords to charac a much
higher rent for their properties.••
h this a reason to vote in ra ... or or the proposed
purch:isc? On the contnuy, it will make many or us
vote "No." The rent arc too hiah alteady and 1be
added tait on businesses will drive even more
. ;
It all wunds highly inOationary 10 mt.
GAIL SELLERS, Corona del Mar
0
1 have some questions for Council Member Jean
Watt and Lhe Newport Con\Cn-ahcy group reprding
The &ck Bay pu_rchasc .
She tiles th11t. ~ t)ome wall generate too much
traffic. What 11bout the jobs 1t will generate?
Another thing -any time there is an increase on
my tax bill it i an increase in tucs, rcprdlcss of
what the politicians coll it. An isscs.smcnt is still a ·
tax.
AU Anyone an the bu inc v.;orld and M:c how
concerned they an abOut money and taxes. The
majority of people do not have lft inheritance 10
live ocr of, they mu11 work for a living,
And you waru a park? Let them ca1 cakd
GEORGE FORTEVlLLE. Ncwpon Beach
PRESIDENT
BUI Cllncon. (0), The White House. 1600
Pcnru~IVllnia Ave , Wash in&ton, D.C. 20SOO
(202) 456-1111 -I Iodine rCCOC'ds calls from 6
a.m 10 2 p m P.S.T.
How to contact r•r representaUves
\'ICE PRESIDENT
AJ Gott, (0). The Capicol Blda.. Sujtc 212. .
Wulunaton, D.C. 20500
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Memorial sef'\'iccS will be held Friday for ·
former Cbrona de~ Mar salon owner Roee
Kallab •. •ho was ~1Ucd Sa turd y C\icnina in a
car accident outside Dantow.
Mr. Kallab, who sold Roge Hair in Corona
dcl Mar several years ago and went to work
for a Fashion bland salon, wu headed to Las
Vt1as with several friends when the accident
occurred.
A native o( Lebanon, Mr. Kallab moved to
Costa Mesa after livina in New York and
Arbnru.
Sul'\o'ivors include his wife Sherry and a
DIET
From A1
mind the world knowin1 it. Jn fact, Rosenfeld
g ve "A Corrent Affair" permission to film
the entire operation.
Nevcnhelc , owner Anne Lemen is pre·
pued to gwc her all the pri\1lty olher guests
receive.
Rosenfeld \\'ill arri\e today to' an airy suite,
trimmed in cottage blue paint with a white
pine ·floor, king-sized bed, kjtcheneue and
fresh n~ers.
. A registered nur e, Lemen opened the re-
covery center two )Cars ago and keeps all six
beds booked wi1h referrals from local sur·
geons.
Room rates start :u SlSO a night and go up
to S350 depending on whe1her it is priva1e or
youna son, Yusct He al10 leaves hi> father
Oeorscs Selim; mo1hcr Souraya Aou ker:
three brothers, Tony, John and Joe; and •
three sisters, Youmna de Harb, Noha de
Harb and Mona K.allab.
Visitation will be held today at Harbor
Lawn Chapel with a ROllry at 6 p.m. Services
will be conducted Friday at 3 p.m. 11 Harbor
Lawn.
·The family plus LO e tabl!sh a tru t fund
for Mr. Kallab son, who ouends Muriners
.Elementary ~ool in Newpon Beach, to pay -
·for his foture colle1e educntion. Memorial
donations may be m11de to the fund once it is
established.
5Cmi-private. Nunina assistance needed is
also factored into the price.• .
Limousine service 1s provided, as v.ell as
snacks, . telephones, beeper , intercoms,
VCR.s, a video library and three meals a day
from local restaurants or the p:uient's choice.
Patients Crom all over the country come for
a day or two and sometimes stay a week,.
Lemen wd.
It was Roscn!eld's doctor, having don:ued
his time for her Sl0,000 surgery, v.ho u~~d
Lemen to don~te the recovery stage. The slin
is being donated to the UC Irvine burn w:ird
for research and possjble use in sl in gra(1s
"The thrill or seeing people ge1 these hfe
changing things done gi .. cs me a great deal of
satisfaction," she said. "J applaud her for
having taken of/ th~ weight. I'm really an'(· •
ious io meet her.
Th&ndaY. Aug1.m a. um M
By Berl~
VIRGINIA -Troop 720 long voith (our
other troops from Oran&e Cuunty armed at
on AP. Hill la Vi11inia l'uesday to
p nicip:ite in the 13th Nalionat Boy ScOu t
Jamboree.
Lead tiY SCOutma ter Lee Brockell -a
local auorney -some JS,000 ~ou1s se t up
ciamp sites here.
This 76,000..acre military base t:ikc'n over
by scouts wiJI, !or the next few days, be the
sixth most popul:ue~ city in Virginia. Seoul$
from Nev.por1 Beach, Co ta Me :i nncJ alJ
over the country wtll be p:ut1c1pJting in o .. er
26 activities in OIJe O( three "Action
Centers." Scouts v.ill S3mple everything
from rappelling and scuba di\ ing to rishin&
and rifle shooting.
Attorney General Janet Reno and coun1ry
singer Tammy Wy1tehe arc wme of the
celebrities visiting and performing.
According to Life Scout Sle\e Burn •
-':'fh1s ~ill be a -.eek th:H neither I or any or
the other scouts of Troop 728 "111 e'er
forget."
Btn CbrlslttUtn ls • 15·)tDr·old ~11nt•
An• Hti1bts resident and 1'M+"purt llarbor
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ex all the W'i!fS YoU can express~. one of I~ most ca.rif}J and lhOuQhtful invotves t~ planmno of
flftfaV<Emetery arr~gemenls b!f ore lhe rud arises fl:\al's ex.idly why Harlx>f L n has aeatt'd lhe 1itad "
HQusehokr program, 111<>.;og the ~d of Household one (1) FREE SPACE v.~yoo enrotr 1n °" oorore ne00
prolection plan. The ·Free Space· IS at NO ~OST OR OettGATlON (Snit ~.A $70 00 ore lme
en00wmen1 care tee is requited~ stale law. This oner is~'~ at s1 .~ oo ptus sro oo E~ Cite "S
~~'Rf to asstte amplete fureral ~so~ Wl\ity .onl hM 10 ma I d icua
decisions aftet lhe fact. . .
Why burden your family? ..,,.
A wise person prepares in dYllU. Pee nt secar~ ~ lot~ person who his made ~
provisions fol the ~ure ot tamity ~ kMd ns . .
We have a~ ~ectiOn
of sofa and loveseat sets! .
Harbor Lawn-Mount Olive
1n mdtonl)t am of .,tc n1 mm Limilaf
--........... ., 1100 ......... ...... Wiii Md ll8r.ed IO~ I car bid ............ IO
FIOfn A 1 • • oa1.J Oii co.diaioe ._. lat did ii ,,_.At bil It ... _.
WI thole who make their li¥ilta Wit1a casb Md wiaholM Ml npanJna ~ ~.. • W 10 be Nlf a•••• ...,.
Jdlin& Fcrraril Ind Jaauan a>Q• it to the IRS. We Aid DO..,... ,... ..,. .. clD •• •'Ill!,; ,. ,,,,,,.,..., ..... ...., M•••D:, ..
cede that While they woukl bk ur U¥eA't ICeG ~ ..., Jar a bellia·CNe moa&M ..,,......"° ................... SI.
been l\lsJ)kiOUS rt Uddy had car ia calb ia ~. IMllY ,.an.·• niideau pdlcttd at St. Jwtt•'• Joedtlm'a ~ who uc raJlyina
come to them wiah envelopes of 1.&id Kenneth Snay, a sale1 run· parisli'to \alt lbcM&l tbe co.11iaUi• w.e tide iaidcau atOWld IM
h, they probably woulJ have aacr at The COUcction. I Femri dcdiQC of lbetr DC~ CW'• ~ •lrort.
done ju 1 wh 1 Wess did _ try to dcaknhip in Miami. Talk& CMucd '#ith city Olfidall. Tbc prosraal it the city1 second
0 ....... a---.: .... , .. _,_ who uy they Ibo had been think· auch clfon -'&ix yean ..,. the clo)c the deal. .., _..,,,..,, _. mu-ina tbout wayt to rcs&ore pride in citr tried to _,..•nt l'sbailar
"I would accept the money. bur ager OI Fletcher Jones Motor Cars low-income ncighbOrhoods. code calorcemcnt pnllrlln\ Juat
tell him I 1m eoing 10 notify t.hc in N~ Beach, said payrncn& "We had a JUOd marrilae o1 aloft& 1he Shalimar blOck wuh lit·
federal government," uid New-in cash would make him very sus· ·•-.............. · i .. 1 .. __ .. timing.'' ~id Chy Maoaaer Allan· .., __ .,_ port Auto Centet saJes m~nager PK ous. I •ways want 10 ~llVl" Roeder. "Everybody had a &ood But this dmt, Roeder i,. opli-
Putrick Orcu. cxplnining thot fed-where the money is comin1 lrom:• runnina start, that's why thii came mi1tic: tbc pqram will work u
eral law requires thu any rransac-he said. toaether pretty rapidly." ruidenJi rally around the cause.
tioll m:adc with more than S 10,000 Lee West, however, mllintains Wh t has evolved is an au.res. The plan has even expanded to in·
in · c~h be reported to the IRS. his $183.000 transaction . with iive plan ll~ltng hcahh and s:arc-elude ~en areas in the west side.
.. W~n someone p:ays with that Cuddy was not aJJ that unusual. 1y \'10l11ions m buildin Roe "l wan~ 10 luwc bitb ~ a--.+--~CA-CHh-;,,-i't-tf" Klte0 "'*~hat som~e---!"~So~m~~ll1t~im1Wetss-1peH~~opellic-e-cdolo-ia:xC0111XJC"ilnn~sa~i1 r.~c~c1ri.ty~a~s·~irc;!dfWWflil~ldai:.:'nJ...-'-tpeittictlall\~ions, but at ti~ ~me time,
thing slinks in Denmark: with cash," be said, pointina out Associ:a1es a\ a cost of $44,000 lo this plan is not 1oin1 to iolve ell
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"Over the pa~t 20 yenrs, l\e that Cuddy is no stranger to New-inspect and site londlords. • the problems," Roeder H1d.
sold to kings, sheils and business port Beach's jct set, havina man· landlords, however, wil) not get While rc~dents agree that the
giants," he conunued. "Some very aged the Newport Beach SportinJ all the bl:ame. Roeder s:iid people pla~·won'1 solve ~erythin~ they
henvy people. House health club durina the '80s. found in violation of stare over-bopc 9rith tbe city' authonty, they
"And no one comes in here and The cash Cuddy osed to buy the crowding laws will also be sited wilJ sec 11 met:amorpho is along
plops down thot kind or money Ferrari was purportedly part of and directed to county agencies their streets.
hke they're buying a hot dog at the $1.45 minion Wynn po1d him that c:in help them find alCordnble "I expect a 101al change," s:aid
the 7-11. 1( someone did, 1 would in ransom for the re1urn of his and roomier altcrn:itives. Shalimar mident Mari:i Al~ttz,
peg him for :i scum bag right off daughter. CUddy aJle&edly kjd-"We can't ianore overcrowding as tr:anslatcd by Moducno. "Nol
the b:st." napped the woman at aun point. if it exists," Roeder S<lid. only a rep1ir of the ki1chen link
Chip Vand.lgriff, sales manager FBI agents and Las Vcg:as Bui residents arc aware of their -·and toilets. We want to iee change
or l lollywood Sports Car Inc., ~id Metro Police swarmed in to av· responsibility to help improve .on 1he street. IC they have co de·
he has actually turned several pro-. rested Cuddy within seconds after
spcctivc c:ish buyers 3\\ay. he set foot on West's auto lot to
"A (cw people have come in clo~ the dc:il Sunday. lie wa
here with su11ca~es of money, tile charged with extortion in federal
1n n movie," he s'nid. "One guy court the following day.
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f or Chet Menkes of Newport Beach pain is
no longer par for the course·oot since he
decided to have knee replacement surgery.
l.Jke Chet. you can get bactl to doino the ·
things you love. Whether it's drMog It home
on the badt nine. dancing. or strolltng atono
the bl'/ If you've been $Uffenno from
Chrome, debihtahng hip or knee pam due to
arthmis or JOlOt damage. or.have d1tfrculty •
walking you may be a candidate for our ·
)Oint rep&ac:ement program .
But for many people, surgery seems Met
too biO a haodap At Hoag Hospital. our
compreflenSIYe joint replacement program
as designed to_ give patients all the st(lllS and
confidence they ~to. ensure a quick.
comtC>t'tabte recove~ PatientS are often
Stirprised to frnd they· re back on thear feet·
USUlll)' wrthtn I COui* of days,
We'd i.e to Invite you to lt1!nd our fr•
HmW\lll where weLw membled some of
our jOtnt rtptacement team members
inCIUding a Hoag orthopedic surgeon,
ptlySiCal lhefapist and OtthopeOec nurse •
Our speca1ty tum mlmbm d be~
to_.., your qulStjons about joint
~surgery and ,. you decide n
II mlglll 111 right tor yo11 for ldl:llticNI
inlormliOn. call Holg's Jain1 ...... 11
....... ~SM5 Cll lot ClfJflll 1d
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neighborhood condilions and are mol~h the whole thina -do it.·•
. ... ... .... •. a..,, •• Md
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r...At .... --...,., ... -.. boercl" SJsve ,,...,.. p •IOfM1 b tM ~ said &M ld&J•a NC10rC11 WUIMn. uld abe ~I muu& &o'
ladicMc lhu Lcfay ran1 (&led bcr -C~':e.r ~~ ii .. effort lo
..Ur"I a.pt ... tioc\ claim on ..--
Oct. 22 aAd wu on full·paid in· "This is • •nacdY for the
dUl&rial lelYt .. n&il Jan. 21. ·~n who had &he -COUfllC IO
"tl wu tbal date thiu the city 1tahd up and fi&bl a KW police rece~d 1 repon that uur physi· 1 ~larfon,'' Pinacl • uid. "tn
c:iab found her elllim ~d no M1chcue·s 1itu11ioa they are ldd·
merit,•• Murphy uid. ins insult to injury. Jt°1 apparent
LcFay then '*d up her v:.c-a· the ci1y is ll)'ins, w 't~e 1he \'ic-
1ion and accumulated huavc rrom tim' out in the ~' that 50me of
Jan. 23 to Morch S. Then she col· them may fpld. This won•t wo1k.
lccied k>n&·term dilability fro,m She will wea&her the storm."
March 6 until April 22. and Utcd M:uy J:anesz· one or the
up the relt ol her 1ick pay on Mey wiginal four f1\C' who filed tbe
6, the date of her Jut pay~c:::hc~c::k~. ~~la;::*~)u=:;ii::l ~~~id~th:°-:c~~t =::b:::':-:t' f.::u=:'n":':i ~-:--
lt'P:iy and R n o mg t c victims and rewardina the .
women who have fiicd Jein.tal ha· villain .
ra.wncnt lawsuits ire scheduled "1 understand (Lefay°s situ•·
for 1 worken compeas:ation hear-tion) completely because they arc
ins in N~mbcr, Murphy uid'. · doing the same to me,~· Ruetz •
But in contraSt, LeF1y uid the · uid. ··~r they are uying is
city approved abc medical claims 'don't complain about sexual ha·
or Campbell and Villa, whO med raument.' The onJy thinf that bas
for IOn&·term disability re1iremen1 ~pcne4 ill this is the caty lw rc-
t:a1lier this year after striking a w:srded Campbell and Villa.••
After being in SQuth Coast Plaza for 2 4
years we hove moved tp our new locution in
Newport North Shopping (enter.
Our quality tailoring ond meticulous
crahmonship wiH continue as before.
We specialize in custom mode dothing ,
custom mode shirts & all kinds of
alterations for men and women .
All our work ·is guoronteed.
No iob is too large or too small. •
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SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON. '42-4330, ext. 317
Wadlow
olitlasts ,
toil ·rield
...._ San Diego skipper goes
9-2 to win Govemor·s Cup;
BCvc ·s Ward finishes strongly.
T im WadloW, sailin& for
Soulh\\c 1ern Yacht Club or San
Diego, ou1sailcd 11 lop juniors 10
win 83lboa Y:1ch1 Oob's Governor's
Cup rcccn1ly.
Wadlow, along with crew Preston
Holder and M<1rc narra, put together a
9-2 record to top a field .that included -
Youth and Hi h· School national
Boating
champion Bill
Hard~1y, aJ well as
&op juniors Bill WafJ.
Jack Hogan, Josh
Nichols, Peter Wells
and Andy Zinn.
Competition w:b
fierce; go1na in10 the
last day or racing,
four teams h3d a shot
Ill "inning. 8?h1a
Corinthian Yacht
Club's Ward, "ho had
just three wins nf1cr
the first l\\O da) .
pTayc<J gaant""iilTCr on-
thc la)t dJ)', Ward
won fi,e Slr3 ight races, including
b:ick-10-b3ck wans ag3in)I regalia
lc4K!en Hardesty and Wodlo". ·
..)Y;lrd's \·ictorics~so ~l up a last
race. \\IOOCH3 ... C·all sh~dO\\O
bcl\\Cen Hardesty and W:idlow ("ho
bpah had 1dcn11cal 8-2 rc,·onh)
.._,,.~ .....
ln the l:i)t r .ice, Wadlow and
Harde)ty got off the lane C'\en, but
W:idlow had belier )pee<.! and wa .tblc
to drhc O\'cr Hardesty. Comf\¥ him to
See GOVERNOR'S CUP/14
Breaker, skippered by Josh Nichols with C.J. \Vaightman and Alan Carmichu l
as crewT swings around buoy during Go\'emo~s Cup -competition.
-Bob Hope readY to create some
more memories at Santa Ana cc
~ Popular entertainer. along
with his wife Dolores. will pay
a visit fourth straight year.
B ob "Thiin.Ls for thc·Mcmorics" lio~ b · heJulcd to le~\e A last1n1
imprc ion al "the San1a Ana-·
q:>untry Club on Aug. 16.
For the fourth coiuccuti\C )ear, Hope
aod some or hi's rncn.Js v.ill plJy gofC fut
ch:mty anJ cnaenain the cr°"d durl\ig
dinncrJbanquel follo\\ing lhe 1oumamen1,
\\hich promise$ lo lfrc up 10 its repllt:ition
oC hi&Jll)-c<>mpcllli\C aolf anJ top-notch
celebrity cn1eru1inmcn1.
rocc:cdi OI fl'\C (Ourn3~ nc II tile
Children's Center or the House E:u
ln)titute for research and trc:ument oJ
he:mn1-lmp:iircJ chllJrcn. Dr How:ard
Ho~c. who rouncJeJ lhc center, has
helped Hope "'ith his he;iring for SC\eral
ye:in.
"Th:at's why I do this," Hope s:sid last
)Cat at the tournament, "because 1 can·,
hc:ar."
Hope -.ill be joined by has wi(c,
Dolores. as -.en as comedi:an Jack Caner.
sinacr Jerry Vale. entertainer Phyllis
Diller 1nd actor Tom Bosley for 1he
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entertainment portion or the golf
tournament.
· lnc S:int:i An:i Country Oub is localed
:u WJS2 Southwest Newport Bl\d For
furiher 1nformat1on, contact tournamen1
director Ralph Rodhcun at 557-5100.
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l\tw kid oo lht block: Tim Walsh,
former ~1 1:int pru :it Mesa Verde
Country Oub, is
IO\Ol\Cd in OnC of the
newc t techniques an
golf: An up~ale
practice rac1h1y and
BC3dt:my.
h 's the MacArthur
Place-Gell Prttticc
Center, Orange
County' first executive
gotr center. located an
the South Co:isl Metro
Center off the 55
Freeway. Club
Golf h includes corpor:ue
function) (entered
lunches and dinm:r),
valet p rkins. etc.). an uecu11~e
membership proarnm and a aolf academy.
"h's very UJ*ale in its dcsi&n Ad the
WD) it's built;• said Murray Hay. president
Complete Aut~ Repair
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"'"" 81,.111 Wllco•• ,,, .. ,,.,.,,. WlllW
r••••••••• -----• P I I I
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and co-owner or the dcvclopmenl, which
opened 10 1he public l;ist Friday.
WaJ>h, who rcs1ancd from Mcu Verde
four months ago. 1s headina up the golf
ac:idemy, y. hich is scheduled to include
priva1c and group lc)sons, daily and
weekend classes. beginner through
adv.lnccJ le\els, v1dco-S'4 ing an:il)sis. ancJ
club filling for men, \\Omen and junt0f)
"He hopes lo moke it the fine t in the
West ~1." Ha) S3id of Wal h.
pte)ident of the Mc1 ro Chapter of the
Southern Cahforn1a PGA.
The cxccut1\'C membership program for
$360 o )Car includes locker room u,c,
carJ key access, limited reserved parlang.
~~ Oft-'gOl(shop purtt\;l)C)., $1
d~nt on ®y ba.skct size, S l d1SCOun1
on pulling course, St on chipping green,
guest locker room privileges, a golf shirt
and 'isor and an SCGA h:mdicap.
The cxccuti\-c facality feature 65 mat
t~s. 20 aruss tees. an 18-hole natural
puttinJ course:, a practice chipping area. :i
puttin1 gtten, sand traps. a pro hop,
food and beverages. and golf il\Slruction.
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Bia Show: Golf will io 1Jobal for more
than 600 exhibiaon and thousands or
See CLUB GOLFll4
Glasgow ousted after
~eaching Round el 32
a 1r s un1or
~ CdM student refuses to be
discouraged after being knocked
out by last year's medalist.
By Richard OuM, Spol1S Wnt.ef
COSTA MESA -Following a C1n-
derell:a ruo io the Round of 32, CoronJ
dcl Mar's Jenny Glasgow met he r ffijlch : .
Erika Hayashida or Lima. Peru, the med-
alist in la\t year's US Girls' Junior
Championship.
''l did my best," Gl:isgo" );J1d ·~hes
jU)t really gOod."
Glasgow, who made a scns3tional 25·
foot putt on No. 13 for a par. 10)1 10 the
17-year-old Ha)ashida. 4 and 3. •'" 15
holes Wednesday afternoon an mat .. h play
as H3yashida advanced lo toda} \ Round
or 16.
But Glasgow·) e)C-Openang pcrf~rm.ince
in the 45th U.S. Girls' Junior ChJmpi-
onsh1p al the Mesa Verde Count!) Club
may hove given her a change of heart
"I think afler today I w3nt to be J golf·
er, because I played rea lly "ell ... SJ1J
Glasgow. also a fine tenni!. plJ)er at Co-
rona dcl Mar High ... I know I can do at
.agnin ."
Jenny Glasgow
ffi:ildl
··she i.eemi. 1cally a1 ca)c "hen 'he')
coming ·w the ball and i.hc ne\Cr geh
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Waya htdtt btrdted -the-fo st hole to "g\J
up one, then bogeyed the second to ma~c
1 e\·en. Glasgow "ent up one on the ~t\lh
hole af1er an eight·foot putt fo r a bi rdie.
lh~n she bogc)ed SC\en "hde Ha)a hiJa
~de par to even the match .1g.t1n.
::ingn .'"Gb<gow·s:ud of H3y:istrn:ta. "tm ____ ._
Gla)gow's slide bcg:rn JI c1gh1 "'hen
Hayashida again \\cnt ahead by one, then
Hayashida went up by t"o on the 10th
hole follQwing a 10-foot putt for another
birdie. They both m:ide p:ir a1 I l. :i bogc)
:at I 2 :ind p:ir at 13.
At 13, GlasgO\\ ·!> tee >ho1 fo<.led left
mto the trees She U>cd a i.hon iron 10 get
out on her second ~hot. before her lourth
i.hot landed on the hp of the gre.:n ::!5 feel
from the cup. selling up a carecr·bc:>I pull
for Glasgo"
·· 1 thought 11 "'ould !.IJ) out ot the
cup." she ~1d "Then. at the end 11 JU)I
turned an "
Glasgow. howc\cr. boge)cd a1 14 .ind
1 S 10 put Hl)ash1d:i up b) four "1th thm:
holes remaining to quahf) :ind end the
plan) to JllenJ college 1n the L S ne't
Tanu:.tl) ··~he JU)I keeps going. )he!> '<'f)
C\lO\l\!CnL"
HJ)J\h1JJ a quart('rfinJh\t l:i)t )Car an
the L S Garb' Junior Champ1on)hq> at
-'krid1Jn H1lh Countr) Club in lnd1J·
n:ipoh\, fin1!>hed ~o J after l\l.O roundi. u(
medal pb) an IW:!
HJ}J,h1da) be)! shot of the mlt\'.h "''"
31 'l '· \lohere 't c "il) )IUCl bct"'C'CO
l"O f Jim I rec>. but Ul>Cd J 7•HOn 10 gel
OUI.
GIJ,guw, "ho );111J she >trugglcd "'11h
her dm ang. la.ndcd fo the bunlcr' lour
llnll:\
l did that quue a bit, .. !>he ):.)1d. ·:uu1 l
did pretty gooJ gelling out
"l thought l pl.t)ed rc;all~ "'ell lu hl\C
qushllcd (for the Round of 3:!) and make
the fir,t cul. The rt~ w:is "h:tt. only 3:! girls
out t11e rc:"?"
GL.1\j?O". ne~I i.h.1p "•II be on the lcn-
nt) courts.
Before .meeting her ·match,
Gl_asgo~ puts on quite a rally --------------------By RICNrd Oum. ~ Wl'lllr
COSTA MESA -Jenny GL.1.)go~ d1Jn"t pl:in hr.:r fate. Uut )he\ not compl:.11n·
ang
Down b) t'o\O stro.._cs "Ith three hole') rema1n1r: Gl.t' '"'°' ':l\CJ her ~)I golf
hoti for last, coming from bchilld 10 dc:t~:u Jenm Gr.a\ of \l.trtan~' 11lc Ind, an·
the opening round or match pfay on \\ eJnc J:i) 1n the 45th L S Girb· Junior
Champion~hap :u Mcs:i Verde Country Club
Gl:i gow. or Corona dcl Mar. CUI Gr:i~. le:iJ to one 'trole on lhl! r.ar 3 l<>lh
hole 053 jJrdsl afte r a m:i_gnificent bunlcr )hot to fini')h at par, "'h Gra._i\...:l~"~-t----'m
pulled (Or D bogey
Ghisg~·s hot Crum the ).)nd trap on th(' !cit edge ol the lt>th green \\:S~ her
first of, three terrific hots under pr~'ure in the la't three h'-'lc'
She faded her i.ccond hol on l\o 1"' ontll th(' green. pu11 1ng her in J>'Nllon
for ano ther p:ir and t)ing the .m:at~h GrJ' bogeyed 1he r9-~ard No 17 after
m!S.)mg 3 1 ~-fooc putt
\~ith the 1ro.._e) e'en hc:iding inti) the IMh hole. t.la'i;' ·"" tccJ "II ltN :and
landed her dmc "ith a 6-"ood onto the green, :t\01J n~ 11 c la~e th:it Gl:u -
had hit the prC\aous day. •
Gray, w.hosc dme landed out of bounJs, ClmccJed the 5~ \Jtd I th hole after
her second dti\e \\Cnl right, M Gia gow fin1'>hcd one up :ind <aJvanceJ to the
Round of 32.
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's Patton,
._Dukes' pair are Coach of Year,
Co-Most Valuable ptayer, respectively,
ln Wo~d TeamTennis selections.
12 WIT teams •
The Coach of the Yw honor aoc to the
~ of the le m whh lbc be t won·
TCtord In the re,uJsr ~uon.
''The pl3)er5 and co..Ches did 1 uiper job
with their sclcetion5," said Billie Jc n Kin .. co-
founder and director or WorlJ Tc mTcnni
"All of the 1993 honorees hl)d outstanding 1e1-
sons and are very deserving o( the award ••
for ihc WIT champiombip on unday alter·
noon.
For Lhe Lhlld the ~. N ''"lib
captured the FcmaJe MVP "'ard.
T rcvor Kroncmann of
Ncwpon Stach is
Co-Most Valuable
Male Pl yer, while Greg
Patton o( the Dukes u the
Co ch or &he Year ns an·
noun ced by World
Ktonem nn and Connon. who pla)ed with
Phoenix this season, f'ini hed tied, for f'int pl:ice
in the b3ll0ling, nurkina the first time in the
league's history that two players ha\c sh:ircd
Navratilova nd the Atbnta Thunder trus-
iJed urly, but woo their Wt siJr m tches to
earn their thi1d w ai bt East Oi,iiion utlc. She
a!so finish d (irst in women'' singles. 1econd in.
women's doubl -v.ilh p;artm:r Heather Ludloff
and third in m~d double• with tc:immatcs
KeUy E"ernden and c, JU Moua .
w·
Kroncmann share the MVP male honor
wi1h Jimmy Connors, "h1Je Martina NaHatt-
lova is t.he Most Valuable Female Pla)er in 1hc
\VIT.
Kronemann l~d the Duke to a record·t)mg
13-1 record ond the West Oiv1)ion regular·.
5eason '1tlc
Connors. 10 his third season of WJJ, Im·
bhed fir t in men·~ singles for the 5econd )l!ur
in a ro".
second in men's siniJes in hi rool ie camp:ai~n.
'He was aho )~th in men's doubles ~ith part-
ner and pb)Cr·coach R ·nnie Bathman
O.:a\enport helped the S.tcramcnto C.ipit:ab
to their b.:st rcgular·sca~n record (12·2) in
Crancht'c h1)tOf). Rookies of the Year arc Mats Wil3ndcr and
Lin~ Da\lcnport. His Phoenix Smash v.ill face the Dules in
the dh i)ional final on S .. tu rday tn Atranta, "1th
the "inner facing the \\1chita·Atlanta ~unhor
She al)() combined v.1th partner Pany Fen·
d11.k for a ftr .. 1 plu e rini)h in ~omen's double ..
amJ )CCOnd pl.l~C in "'omen's singles.
The MVP and Roo~ie of the Year a"anh
arc voted on by the player . ond coaches of the
Dukes will lace ~hoenix, Connors on Saturday
~~~ ....
Trevor kronemann of the Newport Beach Dukes sh~res the Most
Valu~ble Player award in World Te~mTennis with Jimmy Connors.
.
By R1chatd DuM, Sports Wrlet
NEWPORT BEACH -Tre\or
Kroncmann of the Newport Beach
Dukes, "inner of the 1993 Male
Co-Most Valuable Pla)er a"ard in
World Team Tennis along "ith
Jimmy Connors. will lead the
Dukes ag.Jtn)t ·the Phoem\ Smash
on Saturday .at 1 p.m. (EDT) in
the West 01vi)ion final at the
WCT·Pea htrcc \\otld of lcnnis
in Noren> . Ga , ai. part of the
\VfT Final four \\Cd.end.
Connor ' Sm~h dde3ted the
Sacramento CapttJb, :?~·21 . in a
West 01"i ton scm1finJI on Tues·
day at Sacramento for the right to
play Newport Beach ( 13-1) The
Ntwport Be:ich-PhocnL'< "Inner
"111 play in the \\TI champion·
-;hip match on Sunda) against the
East Dl'.ision final between At·
l3nta and Wichita, 10 be pla)cd
Friday nigh t.
The Dukes, behind Kronc-
mann') ou1standing double) pla),
.,wept through their fir t 13 ma tch·
cs w 1thout a blcml\h, before lo,tng
to Kan as City last Saturd:i)' tn the
regular·season fin:ile
Kroncmann, pla) mg his first
rear with the Dule). fini shed 1he
regulJr season ranked No. l 1n
mL'\ed doubles, going 79-.S9 ( .617)
"'ith M:inon 13oll~gr .if. Kat rina
Adams and ZtnJ Garrison·
fad.son. Kronemann J!ld R1brd
llergh were: rated 1'1urth in men ·s
doubles (73-60). ln 1990. 1'.ronc·
mann earned \\'Tl ~ble f\1\ P
and Rool1e of th.: "I car hunor!I
v.uh Charlotte.
Connors \\as fir,t 1n mcn'i. !>In·
glcs (81-42) 3nJ eighth in men\
doubles.
The Dut.ci.. dek nJ,ng \\ C)I D1·
vision champ1om. drc\\ a b)t: in.
the firM round o ( the playoff) b)
\ 1nue of their hnt·pl:icc finhh m
the rcgul.u ~:ason
Phocni\ { -6) h:sd finbhcd be-
hind dl\'lsion runner·up S.;cr.i-
mcnto ( l:!·:!) in the regul.ar sea
wn. ~ut up>e:t the Capitah 1n the
pla)Off) I he Dukes ddciucd
Phu~ni.x '""!Ce this i.e;U.On,
r---1~ ACRO FROM TRIA~GLE OU ARE ~ .......
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Satellite Wagenng Center
Saturday's thnller out of Del
Mar is the $300.000 Ramona Hand ..
1cap. It's a mile and an eighth turf
race featuring some of the naoon 's
....
\
ct . i\ar 'iou
might not . ee ...
any mult1m1lhon-d 0Uar outhelders
racing for foul ball~. but then ;o..atch-
mg >'OUT horst.~ ract. to the f1rnsh
line l~ a much ffivre t.XCltmg -not t O
mention re\.vardm_ -pursuit.
anywa}'.
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•
Jenr\y Glasgow chips on the eighth green during Wednesdays first
round of match play at the U.S. Girls' Junior Championship.
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.. , lbiU J feel better wbea I._
cloWo. bcca&aae lheo )QI doD't loel
obtiptcd 10 s&ay up. You',. ~
iAa dac ~ baslcad of tbe ....
l like it; it'• liltc tcui&. ••
GI~. a member ol tbe Co-
rona del Mar Hip airll' tcnail
team who will be a junior in the
lall, conlinued her theatrical
Her S«Ond ahot on I.be s>:ar-4
No. 17 lHded about nine feet
from the cup. lt was bold ahot
considerin& a Iona. 50-fool bunker
rested on the right edge o! the
green.
"I wanted it to be in the mid-
dle,'' said GluJOW. wbo used a ..
iron on the rauway to 1et up the.
par. ••1 didn't mun to put it there
(on the right tide, IO close to the
hole). I just have a tendency lO
fade the ball. I didn't plan the-
fatc."
Gla.seow. who shot her lowest
score of the championship, a •-
over 76. put Gray away with a
beautiful tee shot at 18 .
.. I didn't even lhink it," Glas-
gow 1aid, referring to Tuesday'•
drive at 18 that hit the water. "I
just focused on the green. 1 want-
ed to hit my 6-wood so I could act more 13rcbge in the back, then
(Gray) hit it out of bounds. I like
teeing off first; if she'd hit it out
or bounds first, I might hove
thought too much."
Glu,ow. who has only been
MIPC ~n.I, ""'
Corona del Mar's Jenny Glasgow hits drive on the ninth tee Wednetday morning at Met~ Verde.
playing golf for four years, birdied
the first hole to go one up, but ·
then bogeyed No. 2 10 even lhc
score. Glasgow went one up after
eight hole$. then lhe match went
bock lo even ofler 10.
Gray "ent one up 1fler 12 hole
»nd two up after the 14th.
"1 ~n't even thinking about
the score1, I will /'u.st playing."
Gia e,ow said. "l rea ly don't lno"'
how to play malch pl:iy."
She docs now.
CLUB GOLF: GOVERNOR'S CUP: Wadlow outlasts Held NHYC's Porter
takes trophy
From 81
attendees at the 1993 PGA
International Golf Show, Aug.
13-15, at the Anaheim
Convention Ccnler, which will
be displaying the lalcst in golf
techniques and trends.
The show is open to golf
manufacturers 3nd suppliers.
PGA golf profcssion:sls.
domeslic and international
retailers. and distributors of
golf products and services.
A golf "Focus on Fashion"
will present· the. latci,t golfweor
trends Aug. 13·14 from 11:45
a.m. to 2 p.m. in Room B of
the Convention Center.
The POA of America
purchased the PGA
International Golf Show,
formerly the West Co:lSl Show,
in J 992 from lhc Southern
California PGA, which began
the exhibition in 1980.
The show will be open from
8:30 a.m. to S p.m. each day of
the exhibition.
0
Chip ahota: ~ of 14>0t1 .. still
IVidible fOt Ile ttird n2 flnai ~ golf
proorim ..... Newpott 8actl Gol
Course. Aug.. 17·26. Thi two-wtet
sesslOn coiislits one-hour llSSonS from 9
a m to 10 a.rn. on TuadayS nS
PUIUC NOTICES
PUBLIC NOTICES .
PUIUC NOTICE
PUIUC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES
,
From 81
tock off to the ri&ht.
Alter Hardesty split right, .
Wadlow found stronger breeze on
the left side o( the course, and
would come inlo the weather mart
wilh a 46-sccond lead. Hardesty
never got close enough to cover
downwind, and never got back into
the race, fini.shinf27 seconds
behind Wadlow.
Hardcsty's loss in the last race
also dropped him into a threc-woy
tic for second place with Cabrillo
Beach's Zinn and Ward. with all
&hree finishing with identicaJ 8-3
records. This tie wu broken based
on elapsed time, as Ward,
H:trdcsty and Zinn bad split their
matches against each olher.
Zinn came out •head of
BCYC's Ward for second place,
while SDYC's Hardesty dropped
all the way to founh.
Olher local finishers included
scventh·place NHYC (5·6), with
cousins Jack and Casey Hogan and
Sieve KJeha. The NHYC &cam had
good starts. but inelpCrience led
10 inconsistent boat speed, kcepina
lhem just out of con&en&ion (they
were the youngest team sailing).
BYC's Josh Nichols, CJ.
Waighlman and AJan O.~michuel
finished. lied for cighlb (4-7).
Former California Governor
PVIUC NOTICIS
Ronald Reagan signed lhe original
Governor's Cup deed o( gift in
1967, and Balboa Y:u:ht Club ha~
hosled the rc111ta e'er since. The
Cup, which is sailed in a match
racing format, i open to junior
s:ailors undef 20 ye:irs of ,age, and
each )'e:ir, 11 yachl clubs ore
invited to send their top junior
team.
Te:ims came from Ann:ipohs.
Md .• New Zealand and Australi11
this year; however, the mojorily o(
the teams were from Calirorni:i.
The rcgalla h:is been a f crtile
training groun~ for bolh America')
Cup and Congressional Cup
veleraas. Governor's Cup »lumni
include Paul Cayard, Dennis
Ourgnn, Doug Rastello, Andy
Rose. Argyle 0.mpbell, Mike and
Pat Duain and Skip Beck.
Sleady 10·15 knot breezes on
the first day of r:icing took its toll
on gear. Two Santana 20 masts
w_erc b~ ond .SC\'CrDI oahcr
minor brcali.downs lept regano
support person Eric Proul bu~y.
De pitc their age. the
10-ycnr-old Sn,ut-n·a 20s proved lo
h:a'e compara~:at speed. and
ai. Proul pointed oul, "I heard
.. cry few complaints about the
bo:its, and all of the bo3ts did
pretly ~ell \Ao hen they v.erc );11leJ
by the top kippers."
Ho)t Oalooa Y:icht Club i~
con 1dcring bu)'ing new boat~ for
ru1ure rcg:lltas.
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Basic boating course ottered to pUbllc
NEWPORT BEACH -The
O:alboa Power Squadron will bcain
a free \evcn·weck public "Basic
Boating Course" staning Oct. 4.
Registration on the first night
will be II 6: 15 p.
The location is the Newport
Harbor Yacht Oub, 720 W. Day
Avenue, Nepwort Beach. The Bal·
boa Power Squadron has been of-
ferin&. this course as a public ser-
v1ct tor more than SO )'ears.
For more informatio~booc (714) 6"t2-1249. -. .
-B1 tbe D~f/ Piiot
LIDO ISLAND-Jennifer Po:·
ler of Ncwpofl H'arbor Yacht Club
w:i . the rcc1p1ent oC the M ;il)
W:iincr Perpetual Trophy as the
CllbS A winner o! the AU~Girl Re·
g:it11, put on by the Udo hie
Yacht Oub
Olher class \A.1nners: S. kss1c.i
Aitken, Bahi:i Corinthian YC: C· I.
Van~~ Luj:an, BCYC: C-2. Kris-
tin M:abcn')'. BCYC, with Paige
Thomp~n. NHYC second; C-3.
C rric Hai.kcll, UYC. with Katie
Kcnlncr, UYC second
In the Lllser class. Carolyn Kri1
of NHYC v.in firs t follov.~d b}
Cara Mungo of UYC.
Dennie Sims. UYC, v.-the
mother sabocs cl:w winner, 'tt.hile
Dctscy Oougherly, UYC. •os fi™
in the FJ cbu.
DEEP ID Fiii•
wmlllaDAY'a COUNTS
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INGS ANO LOAN AS. tn108 TIUSI, wltn lnlernt .. In TON STREET AS SAID AV· TtoM ()(It TH• ·NATIME Seach-Coau ..... o.lly NOTICE IS HEREBY 2. INTENDED T~ANS. '° ~ unibm ~ w ~TTOf!IA. ICM
SOCIATION. SAVINGS AS-Htd no-. pnWlded. ad-~~ ~E~~ CW TME PROCaaDtNQ PiSoC August 5, 12. 19, CIVEN that •-.CS propoe. ~·s ~csi: m~ rHrclal Code Section ~ CeMorrU A~
SO<AATION. OR SAVINGS PUBLIC NOTICE venc.s. If f/l'rf, urldar the FAIRVIEW FA AMS. AGAINST YOU, YOU thl07 lb IOr ~ .. labOr. FORNIA CORPORATION ltOl.2. " t lro ~ t•
BANK SPECIFIED IN SEC-NOTICIOF tenns• of laid Deed of THENCE WESTERLY SltOVLD CONTACT A m•terl1l1, equipment, ADORESS: 2t2 11TH ST~ If IO IUClfed, ._ ,_.. Mo/U....._ Coa&a ....._,
T10N s102 OF THE FlNAN-TRUST£E'S SA.Le Trust. r..s. ctiwve• Md ALOHG THE CENTER uNE LAWYP • PUIUC NOTICE u~~ ~ l4di COSTA MESA. CA t2121 .,., MdlMI' °' ~ pereon CA 921127 ~::ko C~E~N~u~~J~ LAMn .... ~the°' in:: !::.: OF SAID HAMILTON On AuGUST 21. 1993,.. UC tM7 ~ ult•d '°' e:.~o': 3. IOND ~ UCEHSECSl = ~..:::-~ ,..,..ldo ....,..,..,._ ••
IN THIS STATE Will BE 300375tlCHARK.EY by 1-.d Deed of Trust. Said STREET. t2•.00 FEET, t0.00 A.M. CAL·WESTERN NOTICE Oft S~ ~THE FOl.· IHTENOED TO BE~ ll.ftAOW ESCAOW C<*-~ Cola ....._, HELD AT THE Etfl'RANCE TS N Qtsoaae .... Wll be held on: THENCE SOUTHERLY RECONVEYAHCE CORP~ a PRTITION TO LOWING PROJECT· Rf. FERR Eb (NAME ANO P/lltt fOt pARt(C:(H1'£R f...,· ..... 1 • • o. A AL.ONG A UNE PARAUEL c.ilforria CorponiOon as CONSTRUCTING VARious NUMBER). T'rP£: ON SALE OflWVt.. SANTA ~ CA ~ _,..,,... I c:-~u .. ™~ ~~E cft.1: Unit Code Q .mUVU:: ~ ::y ':'o •;;: TO SAID ANAHEIM AV· duly appointed lru1tH ADlllNISTP SEWER UNES PROJECT BEER NtD W1NE NUM-l270IS ESCROW •n7"-duded by' Cl>,.,,,_. ·
MAN AVENUE ORANGE. AP•4t9te324 ~tiding IOelled 'at 601 ENUE, 95.•0 FEET. under and ~nt to UTATllOF: NO 11'2100.lle BER:'1CM.,,_, ACMcsdlelellci.tortlo ~ant haa not yet
CALIFORNIA ail r glll. tiue T 0 SERVICE COMPANY South Lewis SlrMt. Or· THE H CE EASTERLY Deed of Trust rkorded MUI• llAa HILL em wi» be receiwd by 4. NAM AHO AOOfESS Ina c:'.llllms .... lie tlZ1la. begun '!...., ~~ ' u duly appointed Trust" c.i.t 92&a ALOHO A UNE ftARALLEL NOVEM~R 1', t99t u CA.Sa NO At .. 204 the Costa Meu $.-tary OF ESCROW HOU>E1' OR ""*" la die ~~ under ,._ ,,.,_ """'° = ,:,-i:.dc:c:;7~: under the following • ~U,. :°' the lniu.I TO THE CENTER UHES Inst. No. 91-122129: In To al....:~ O.wtct. ll the otr~ ot lhe GUARANTOR: T1EMPO ES-~ "9 .... ct-. ,_name or,,._. imd
Uld OHd ol :r st "' the satbed deed of IN$l WIU. publtcabOll ot lhls notice OF ANAHEIM. AVENOE, boot! -. pege-. of OMdal cr.ditcn, coulil'91ftl cndl-City ~ T7 Fa.r o.tve CROW II, '510 MAC led IOCl¥I , ""'*'-
pt0pec1y sttuai~ In uid SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION the toUll amount ot the un: THENCE ALOHG THE Records In iM oftlce o1 die IOls, end~ whO INY Colla .,.p_ CaMomie urea ARTHUR llVO, SUITE D.eiMt .M, a2, t~ ~ tUvamlna
County and State d• TQ THE HIGHEST 8'00EA paid ~MICI ot IN obllQa-CENTER UNE OF ANA-County Alcotder9 of OA-oct• .... be lnler.ted In the "°"" ol H"C)() a.m on ltT5, NEWPORT BEACH llMSHA Rs LYOlt .......,m.ldO ~ ICl'lbld 11 FOR CASH (In the IOtTns lion aecured by .,_ ~ HEIM AVENUE. 95 50 FEET ANOE ~. ~ of the ... Of estm OI bOlft A19* 2t 198:> ll ~ CA 92tlO "-.... 7lWl1 .. tied
LOT 34 OF TRACT NO wn.cn -lawful ~ In dMCnbed deed ol IMlt TO 'THE POINT Of BEGIN-~ ~ by or: BESSIE MAE HIU ' lime ""'¥ • _. be oPlf*' 5. Tout co11elderllo11 to '"blltl'l•d Newporl _. IM C..., Clllftl ol
2845 IH" THE CITY Of th• UM.CS Slates.) aod/o{ Ind eswna19d coata. ... NiHG.. PETER J. NOAGAARO. A A PETITION hu beafl pubhc:ly and tUd alOud In be l).id IOr CM ~ ~ ..... Dllw Or-. County on~ 1,
COSTA MESA COUNTY the C&lhl«'s '*1lfled OI penau Ind advances is APN 422·tl1-01 SINGLE MAN AHO EU.EN tiled by UNOA MARIE HIU. lhe council c'1amb_,a and ltceNe l'° lnCIUde ~ PllOC ~ &. tM:1 tte)
OE-OQAHGE,AS PER MAP other checks specified In $122.lna44 • TRUSTEE IS SElllNG ... NORGAARD. A 5'HGlE ln the ~ COU<r' S: .. lld 1)roponlt ·~tt v~ -~ actual n.o. Pna?M
RECORDED IN SOOK 93 C1Y1I Code Sect.on 292~ It lS pc)s.it,.. th.a 111 the PROPERTY "'AS IS, WOMAN. AS JOINT TEN-c.llfomla. CCM'fy of OR-belt the •U. of the WOttl Coal. ~ COit. .OI a ~ ~ hech-
PAGES '3 MID 44 MIS: (payable tn flijj 111 lhe lime lll'lle °' Ule the . WHERE IS" ANTS Wl.L SEU. AT PUS-AHGE. and the name of IN bidder no1-co-.llC'Md ~} • flUIUC lfOT1CI O.. ..... °"1 Not -Mr c ELLAN E OU s MA p s °' .... , all right. blle and bid mar be ... ~ The alrMt addteal and UC AlJCTI9N TO HIGHEST THE PETITION requnU but no OCt'9r d*'"'ilUI~ CASH (OEM.ANO NO'rE) ti. 22. 21, Augu9I 5.. tin. MOAE COMPl.ETELY DE interest conveyed lO and total lncfebCedneaa due. othef common d~llOll. BIDDER FOR CASH, INl UHOA MAAtE HIU. bl mltlt.. Any bid ~ 17,00000 llOTICR OP • N1'l
SCRIBED IN EXHIBIT "A" now held by it uno.t uld DM • 7/14$3 II any, of the rNI JWOPertv CASHIER"$ CHECK eppointed .. personal rep-llW lhe ldteouled dot6ng TOTAL COHSK>EMTION PUal.IC MmMtleG ...... .,._,... OI ._._... FOi ATTACHEC1 HERETO ANO °"° ol TMI In the.Pf<>$)-TD ··sERVlCE COii-daaoobld . above Is DRAWN ON A STAT! ()A ruanUW. -ao adtnlr.later ~for 1tteffC*pt of btda 11,000.00 NOTICE IS HEREBY ............ _ -
MADE A PART HEREOF ertv herelneltM detcribed: • • pof1ed 10 be• 2091 NATIONAL BANK A Iha ..... of.,. dec9CSent. al\all be '9t""90 to fie .. The pet"9I ~.,.. ~ tNl ~ ID Al t<ind• °' Peopte.
EXHllHT A TRUSTOR: CAROlYN L PNl'f, U •14 T"'*M AVE. COSTA MESA. CA CHECK DRAWN BY A nE PETfTlON ~ bidder ~ It ll\al the ~ tor die Sedan scn.t ol Altlde H, Pttet ~
CHAAKE't ltJ DoNeft Stndd, i. 12626 ST ATE 0 R Fl DE RAL Iha ~·· W1U end be CM eoce rHpon•bdoty ot tr.WW of ._ ....,_ CNfiiW VI ol '*' .. 0Mo -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..
LOT 34 OF TRACT NO. BENEF'ICIARY: EQUITY a I atan• ••creterr, ~ underllgned TrustM CREDIT. UNION, OR A c:odloll,. eny .... ~ the bidder IO ... lhlll hi• and Iha~., .. IO be .., v ol ....... Md .. 2845 IN THE CITY OF INVESTMENT FyND, INC. 3t00 Ollk Road Ste. disc'-1"11 any lutbllty fOI CHECK DRAWN BY A to pn>Oete. The #Ill MO bid la raOllVed In proper l*d Ot*r after 1M ~ $a1tty Codie ol 9Mi ._ ol
COSTA MESA. COUNTY record.CS Febr~, 1991 :IOO Wetnut ~ CA llff'f lnCcwrec:tneu ol the STATE OR FEO£RAl SAY. l1"f codle11s w. evad.&b6e time. mn d Nootdc .. ,_.. ~ a puMc ~
OF ORANGE. STATE OF H lnslt No. 91 t k'I ••See.2071 (StO) Sll"NC addtesa Ind ~ INGS AHO LOAN AS. lor namona110n ~ the me A Ml of pUins and.~ Conw'DI hal IC>P'O"d f'I ... 1118 l'Wd on Al9* 'f; CALIFORNIA. AS PER MAP Book page of lflcl.i .....OtS common de.SQ"•Uon, ti SOCIATION. SAVlHGS AS-gpc by Iha court. CetlOM m.-, be obC.elNd 111 ~..,..._The.,_. t8lll.. .. 7'.>0 ,.,.,.. In 9'e
RECORDED' IN BOOK 93 Records lt'I the otllcl ot Che .,.,.,. Shown herein. SOCIATION, OR SAVINGS Tl4E ftETrT'ION ~ lhe C,ty ot Costa ....... 0.. ... et...,.. ........ Fir•• floor Conler•nc.
PAGES 43 ANO 44 MIS: Recorder of Or1nge IF AYAH.AIU.a_ TME The total amount of Iha BANK SPECIAEO IN SEC-IO admind'9f 1M pertment of Public s.t-direct Iha~ .. AOOf'ft o1 die Qwie c.r.r. . • County: UlPECTED OPUONO un~ld balance of the obli-TION 5102 OF THE FINAN-estate undef Iha I~ \lloea. '"' floor n Flllr ~ow ,,..,. IO ,,,... P<9Y" c-.. ...... ~ ..
CELL.ANEOUS MAPS, IN Miid deed ot 1NSt d• IJO MAY 811 OIJTAINIEO gallon 1ecurecl Dy the CIAL COOE ANO AUTH(). dent Admlntstrllbon of e. °""9, C:0.U ...... Calofor· ment or dlA\bul6on ....,.. ..._.,,. .. loerd ol 0..
THE OFFICE OF THE acrtt>H Irle lollowng Pf'OP" •Y CALUMQ nta 1FOf... ptOCJet1y to be 1010 and RIZEO TO DO B~NESS ta11:a AcL (T'hil ~tu upon a~ • ,.----. tllN after IN recton,pl .. c.ca .....
COUNTY RECORDER OF erty" •• M LOWING TUIEPMONI! ruaonable u llmated IN THIS STAT~ WlU. BE _. 11ow tM personal rep. peyrMnl of SIOOO {U ate comp&eilion ol fw S...., Olltrtcl _. heir SAID COUNTY . EXHIBIT A NUMBERS p . costs, npenses and act-HELD AT THE ENTRANCE ,_..,..,e to tae "*'Y pW\I we ~ upon vi the tow at prcMded and.._,. .. ~ ..r
EXCEPT THEREFROM PARCEL 1· • N THE vane.• ., the llm• al the TO THE ORANGE CITY actiona Without OlllUllntno requHt). An add•llonal in Seclion 24'0'1' °' .,. ~.. and ~ All OIL.. GAS MINERALS Lot 30 and a 1/:p4tn di· DAY 81!1Jf0RI! THE lnlllel publtoation of the No-HAU. JOO EAST CHAP-cOl.WI apQr'OOl1'. 8eb'e tal\· chatQI of ~ oo Wiii be Calltom11 8uielnna Ind fQr =J?l!lllr.w\ W .,,.,, to lhl
ANO OTHER HvoROCAR· Vlded Interest lt'I common SALE: (5t0) ~S7 lloe ol .... Is: 153,052.20 MM! AVENUE. ORANGE. Ing ~ .,.,,., i'npGf\lnt ~ II hMd'-d by mall Pl'oleaeons CoN. siro--ed __ ,,,,.,. for
tn and lo Lot I of Ttect No. TAC ~t In ldd•bOn to cash. lhe CALIFORNtA al ngh«. &die .a.ona. ~ IN per-(Phone {1 14) 7SW.)()7 tor ~ .. aeo. .,_,, and ClilftleOa cdao-
BONS. BELOW A DEPTH 5180, "'the C11y of Costa Publlahad Newport Trualll '4111accetJt1 c.n+ and ~t conweyed to IOt'9I ~ Wiii be ~Int~) NATUR~1 ODtR'I 12 '*' ..... btft !ft a NPO" OF 500 FEET, WITHOOT Mesa. County ol 0renQ9. Beecft.Costa Mesa Dall Nit's dlec:.k clnlwn on a ~ now Ptald by It Ul1def required 10 give no4K1e to . Each bOd aN1 be .rMcse IMC., A CAUPGaNIA llled .....,_ .. a.ta ol ..
THE RIGHT OF SURFACE S~ll °' Celofoma, IS I* Pilot 29 ., stall "' ruat.lonal t>Mtc. • uld Deed of TNst in .,,. Int..... per90fta unleA on "' Propoul Form pro-COMIOAATICMI m.ta .. .,. oi.tct Of.. ENTRY, AS RESERVED IN map recorded In Book 111. 1993 Ny 22• • August 5• cheek drawn by a ..... OI Pf'Operl'f S4uelld In -0 they~ Wlllwcl ~ OI vlOed in.,,. c:ontrect doc»-••• ALBUT OD• b .. n '"" DIM. eo.u
I N s T R u M E N T s 0 F Pages 40, " and 42, ol --.. federal crecM untOl'I OI • County •nd Stat• d• ~ed lo fie P'Qt;oead l'Ml\U, and "*' be Ml> ... n. J/ll. PmlDaT ...... c SS .... RECORD M•K9lleneous t.bps. in lhe ,..._ ctMdc dt-by 1 ltlle or ~ M ' ecl6oft.) TM lndepeodenl oompenoeo by a ~.-tlr.d or • NOncE IS ~ F\JA. ottce of the County A.-fed..i ~ Ind loan LOT 5 IN BlOCK 13J ~ ldmlnlstmion IUU>ott1'f will CMhlar'a Ch«* 01 a b1c1 TRAN ........ 8IQ. 1"Dl GNEN .... h Aid
:::• strMt •Cldtess ano COfder al said Counly • PUBLIC NOTICE 1ssoc1a11on, uving1 u -'t.AKE TRACT. NEWPORT bl gr.nlltd unleU an incat· bond lor noc ieu than t~ NAT U It Ct PA IT A ~ on .. !ft h Coeu er common deSIQll.tuon, PARCEL ~ soclahon Of savings bank BEACH' IN THE CITY OF ested .,...on ,.._ an ot>-of the 11nOun1 of !ne bkS Mas.A, IMC-. A CALI: ..... s.n&.y ~ 0..
11 Nly. ol IN rul PfOperty Non-e1cl~ easements YOU AR• IN DEFAULT ~lied in s.ct;on 5102 NEWPORT BEACH. AS jedlOn 10 the IMf,tbOn and made peya!M 10 Iha~ P'ORMIA CORPORA.. tlce, n fw Oft¥., may be
delc:ribed •Dove Is pur ancl -•clusJvl ~ts of U•DER A DEED OF ot tne F'~ COO. and PER MAP RECORDED IH lhOws QOOd ~ why Che a.teM S.WW1ary 0.•lnet. No TlOtf ~ ~ ~
ported to be" 2278 RUT-way <Mlt'. under upon TMIST DATED.._..., 1, euthotaed to do bus<ness 8()()1( '· PAGE 13. Of court~ not Want N P'OPONI• anal be~ 8f• JM1NtS WALKO. t-..n IN,_,,. ol t &.m.
GERS DRIVE. COSTA LOI 1 lot necusaty OI CS. t992 UNLESS YOU lr't lhll llete. In the 9'lenl MISCEUANEOUS MAPS. autnoncv .,_, unless accompenied !Mt • -Md I p.m.
MESA. CA 92626 sirat>f• ingress end egresa. TAK• ACTION TO PRO-~ Olhet lhM Ush Is IN THE Off'ICE OF Tl4E A HEARING Oii the .,.. by tuCtl calNe<'I cMck, .,u:::.ry ... 1 ---COSTA MIU Ult ..
The underaignect Tl'Ultee television c:ablea. poles, TllCT YOUR PRO~ eccepted, ll'e Tn41" may COUHTY RECORDER OF lion w11 be held on SEP-c.sh or boOdef' a bond : _...._ Tllt't DtSTRtCT wires and conduits. IOI wtlhhol<I tf\I ~ of SAID COUHN TEMBEA 2 1~ M 1 45 No bid shal be c:on9ld-SECRUMY , ........ T " kMe chci4limt any 11.0.hty l0t electnoty telephone end UTY, IT MAY 8E SOLD Ille Trus.llM's °"4 urA11 The S1t..c -..... end P.M. In ~ 703 located Wed~ it ts m..oe on a Put>ll1hed Newport eif • • . '
any tne0r~ ol the other P"PC>MS and ec; AT PUBUC SALE. lF tuno.. bec.ome .,,.Uble to oc.n.r common~. at 341 The City Onve b1at.ei 1onn f\j!mjshed by N .. ~ta Meu Delly a.ts .... DtMrtct
sireet address ano otner coutrements lheteto, and YOU NEED Mt IEXPf.A, ine pape Of eooor-as• ti eny. °'the real pr-openy Soulh. Orenge, CA 92M&. Cost. a.a.,. SanlMY 0.. Noe~ 5 t!IN. 'itt.llahed Newport
common designation. 11 '°' aJCh roof ovem.ngt NATION CW THa MA-met1lf of right. dffCllO«S I~ is put-. If YOU OBJECT TO the ltlc1 and ._ INlde In ac> • THOl7 ~ .Meaa Daty env. shOwn hereon a.net oth9f encroaenrnents TURE OF TMI! !Mt(). s.d .. wi. be tMde. POil*' to br. 208 34TH granting of lhe IMf,tbon, you cOtdance w<lh IN ~ Not Augu9I S. 12. 1113
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Sul sale will be maoe °' a l•ke or d1SJo1T1.tlat kJnd CEEDINO AOAINST but Without cownent or STREET. (20I 112) NEW· lhoUld ~at lhe hew-MIN of the PropoNI ,.. TRADE ... too
Dut w thout convenant ~ end ••Mmlf'U on~ YOU SHOULD CON-wa~. e11pnu or tm-POAT BEACH, CA l2tQ Ing and 5'.llle Y<NI ot>-q~ Th9 Community IOts o1 Nod Tract 51110. In p1..o reQWding 11de. pos--The ~ Tnm" = .. or file wnu.n ot>-&di bedder mus1 be 1-warrarov. ~ns or Im-lhe C11y °' Cotta Meaa. TACT A LAWYER. MUoon Of enc:umbn1ncea, dltclams .,.,., llaboltly IOI I .,..,, the cour1 Canaed end also P'eqiueli-M&l1c• P'9ce Ctassil*2 AC2"*1..,ng
plied. reg;irotng ltUe. pos. County ol Qran91. Slat• ot T.S. N0.2Ne2.03 to aausty the tndebtedneSI any tncotrec:"'-S ol the lore 1M heanng Y04JI ~ fied .. ~I.CS ~ A through Classified Piiot oa...in.o _,_:6'2s54J78 CaWami&.-1oc. JOOI ..-.-· ~.-Melftd by 9d Deed. ed· a-... addPft9 eno Olft4' ~ rnay'btln pW9011 1 4 rw C4.2 coniiiaot"a 2__,.. M2-o.MTa-, .. _______ _
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Pl"' lf400 722-8275 S.475•dep.845-e4ta .__. t Bdrm ~ 3018 & ~ ~ Offet'&.. home? We have Pr.---------1--------
0r ••~SJ ept. By local prof,,.,.. 54&-1832 mi er f tve I llne OARAGf: SALE SAT .. TACHIS 7018
-.._ EASTSID« ture women . Ho •CYC M 1 ~ 6014 ~ custOtn Du4ft 2 ..... ,,.. •tuff,
2122 ~~·~ ~~ 2'8J\. $74$. Ho.,.._ s molelng/no pets. •mbersh P de.Wcr~enza tum flllec. 430 Pin1e Ad.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
·-· 2S25-A Elden Ave S~ a refng deelNd. 1500 over transfer FJt.EE '10 YOU 6022 moec toe hOme ·office. (oft CMf Dr. & Ctav> t990 S URAY 3-., •••••iliiiiiiiil rental. 4DR Condo, 722 ... 294 Yeatty ....._ Mo-In costs. (904) 33$-0295 Cotorlul rug, Aya WOOi .,_
11650/911Q; SEU. pnce Mftit s.pc. p-.. cal ,,,..,._ -.. wit .,,. e.11 SSS PU"l!JnV '35liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil , F,_ refreshments All OIANT Multi Family hMh water bo6t. t_,
2'000 s/f ~ oondo, 127',500 942·8304 USTSlDE l.lg. coot, Pau • ..._.181. ~ t;;.•" Npt l:/. Meaa Vwde. 751-4114 Fftl!I!: 2 large dog in our houMI Aug 7 &. Pattc;inQ Lot Sa14t Sat 4S. ~·120 hts. 10
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liol • ..,._ow.~ The .. Bluffs" rage, laundfy '775. • .._ .. ...,J 87S.tl59 needlepolnt ch rs pJanls. PluH caU CdM 873-9435 tt °"' A'-Oft, '-' to for eccn liat ~.9S.O ~= ~::&-Vac.nt & ......, 38R 645-3544 or 04.S-0713 SSSO c;..~ aid• 142-9574 T°"'f Rol'l'\A's bet\4lnd 702/364 8027 \legn
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38R 2M. Q9r, cwpotl. ~ ~ .. ~ 18drm, dean. pool-REAL ESTATE eoodl 942·9304 JEWELRY, FURS JSI.AXD 6106 QRKAT aUYS ~-.1•------frplo, tefrlg , 7.12 ._. ~ Sk», galed, lndty rm, EMPLOYMENT FQnnat Olneng Room aJlJ boots, ~. AUTOMOBll.ES
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p.c l13i50Le ese..3t20 VILLA MLaQA Ltv S72.5/mo 940-2495 USEO, S2.300. For all, mache animala by __.ena s.c o..a~ 9-4 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
_ lu•urtous 2Br 2Sa MO to MO. Rates from 7 '4199048~ $ennet BS!>-4•7• '9:t Lec)end ~ .. 38r 2\.;Ba. ocean v,._ $147si POOLSIDll St15.s300. ParkJng. *;~~~~·.,;,:. lJvng rm & ·bdrm furn, Ll.ADAO: 1990 Soc:>e1y CORONA Huae Mowlna Sale! o Down . Special Pl.an
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7am '° tOpm 7 cg·v-wallpaper. ~3 646-SnO ell 5 & ~ ()ntyl Table, 4 chis, C•ll 8ob -s-n eF,...I Unit lmfNC SOOTH COAST Oulet Duple• E'aide · MOVING Quel. Fum EST.TE SAL.a <:lySlal, dishes, a.,._,., (7t4) 489"-3308
28r 28&. f,)al8Qe, 6g MERO 2186 28t, lrplc, oar .. yard, INCOME 1 DAY MOANING Batcer o., Thi w/8 Antiques, Frenct) entqs·turn , clothH i--=,..,...--,....--
dedl. l1M5/mo. 0-V W/d hkups. No pee&. PROPE.1t1'Y 2790 Dl!UVl!RY in Hun-c hra. Childs Hand OFFICE ~ tum. etc. men & women• & '93 ~
Agt. Gary '720-.. 22 $885. 4t91934-37tO ttnoton B.actl/Foun-o.ccwated Br Mt & lg Fl7RNITUJtE 6 SAT w , 3531 a..-much, much more• 0 Down· Speoal Plan
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C.ostA MESA 2124 mo J4Nn 382"8077 28R Apt at ~ Pfb. 2.58A "91lta. Alt heve · 11ablllty Insurance ll0Vllf04STAR MU! ,... ID, ... &ape. M19C. toyS. ~. ftahing Now(7 t 4t •a-. C.. 8tlMS32-0797 2-c:ar OM. Ip end CIA. Earning potentlal tO Wht Fmch Prov 5-pc OFFtCIE MOVtNQ 800 t...bpur (n alley) r::r, etc. etc Sat &-2' 3'308 ~=~~~==:-=~I••••••••• '840,000 A.sic tot Vldu St251per -.It. Call On Br Mt. paoo tbl/4 SALE! 3 oak desks, 2 Saturday 9-3 Paby 30 S-,ta Ana Awe1~-------*l8R Ilk; ~ lg •Stupertdoua tBR. Tsang. Mf.St77 8yTOn at 442-4333. chrl. 880rcart. ~ sue 0#-tlf lateral ftle equipment, 'H ouse-Mow'log' Sat ._5, M isc e..n a#necl 00-.. tor
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& drpe, dbl ow. Od fOR RENT ~~-=· No ~ ._.,. .,,/g,ar & ~~ Sml ~ Sleeper Set-. g,..n Goldetvod Av In aley .,_.., 1954 Pon Tnn· leas.-pyrchase P'Ml
IOc 11071 Ml'·7MO tp. Each ~ ~ Ajp''Nfl ~ p'!:c,..' & er.me stnpe $275 PETS L ity Pt Htbt Vu H..,,.. could~ for you! ~-------·--------REMODELeo t•R has & ..... • • (714) 474-8630 1111 Call Now I~ Mor• Info Completely recrec~ $900 Poof, laundn. gar. ,..-~. ,_ pref. 30 htslWtt. 11~•Tr 6049 co~• ~r11 6124 Sat/Su" 8-41 Guane Call 9ob « S-rtlted, AV911 now. 2Br ·• EZ ,,..,.._ CMhflow1 Reeutne to: Bo• 7'912 White aol• '& chair, nn~ ~&no~ tounng bltle 1950 a .. _
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nbq:> U506U>0$52 Fum No pet.a Ava.I mo~. S455.000. or FAX resume to MERCHANDISE PARAKE.ETS, mate & furn & &ppria.nc:es, etc I••••••••• ·as sooos
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comptu St225 mo-F .. -~ URN S~OOO per ~y~M14A CRUISE 5 1.-.,, a very •-1 and h .. hoad flema. 1oys & ____ .....;. __ _ c~21 a..v M'2.e8$1 PEHINSULA 2607 -.................. town----°' more. Flex· nl• Under -" ~ed Shep( much more 417 C4a BOATS 7011 892~S1
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cOl\dO, p00l, palto, 2QA ~.-~~ .. ~'!""· BEACH 2669 two l1teplacH Up-hckets 407-767-8100 mart.ings spayed , ... Sat/Sun 8-4! Clothes •99 Sea Ray 30 1_, ~. , .. 5 ANhelm. ..~--_,. graded kil, land· Exper. Cosmetologl•l .:3248 Mon-Sat S.7p male .PP,ox g yrs toys, skis. b tkes, 454-., t..oran. windlass liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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l.a-d & .._fttaifts, •2.IORM $700• Sl, 160.000 IM1·51n 964-<>184 • 827-3516 For Ad Action the Baek Bay near lhe tCMS Partdt.IU DY SSOK lllk .. I 493.Q38 Th.a wt'o ,. ·--h.U ~I •torage. '-"11 •1BDRll $&00• o.otve YMCA The n.c:e lady WAHS& SALE·Faon<: automatic p a & HUNl18GTON pd, beach, Walk Fng, dSIWwt.l'w, acove o.n-.1 omc. Cl.tl Call a who found me haa a ('-ne dee 6 other) Aeet For Sale tya~~-. alf, eauette.
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weekly poaslbte. Pat· S440/S"'•" t•R. enled machfne No
• tngi41, n a.mlu 9S4 W compe&otlon Priced
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Wlllh 280" ~ tt9l Niews-1 llhd. lrwst ~*»Ct_.., :•·: &:: °$?.; No"'*~ VACATION
career u~n
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GARAGE SALE
HINTS
Before your garage
sale make sure all
y<:>ur merchandise is
plainly marked w!th
rices.
SELL v .. -: dlSdled
Lemon-Chicken
Kebabs
( p1<:twttl)
2 ,...ba11 ...... broiltr..frytr dlkla.,...... ~ ...... Qlbes •
v. mp mn. juict
2 tablapoons mr.tlcM oli" oil
l~,.. .........
l ta~ muwly dtopped tnsll ,.,.y
~ lfllipOCle amltfJ dloppe4 rrm ....
orfllllOt .. ,-. ud ... jorua -ft:I or ~ ,,..,. ,.,. of die dried litertle .
I dowprtk
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2A no."""' Frat. balfl.,.... for ........ (a,tioul)
~ chicteiJ in medium bowl; set aside. In
blender. plaoc remainina tqredients cAcq>e
lemon wcd&es: bknd on high speed to combine.
Pout blender consents over chicken: cover and
rcfrigeraae at lca.u I hour or overnight. Remove
chicken from marinldc. Thread chicken onto siA
I ().tneh c~ altanlatmg S chicken cubes IDd
4 kmon ~on each Gnll or broil about_l~O __
mmutn, until chicken JUJCCS run clear. turning
~-Cool thghtJy. Chill an rtfngcrator and
transfer to plCIUc 1tc in cooler. To serve. garnish
With (fCSb t..sil spn Makes 6 seniings
Nutr1t10NJI /lf/nrma11on Ptr Strvm1
~/J calorit s. JS., protm1. 6 ,fat: 6 g
rarboltwJratt. 02 ~fibu, 04 m1 rlwl#sttrol:
I J6 mx sodium • Mediterranean
Potato Salad
(ptmutdl
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T-ao-Olrw Drmilla
(rtdpt folowsl
Pbce pow an medium uuotpln with 2 l
fncbcs water. bf'i tp bOtl, cover Ind stmmcr
about 20 crunutcs WltJI lender. Dram and cool
rompk&el). In bowl &oS pclC.llOtS with mnairnna
1ngmbents. CO~tt IDd rtfn,ttalt up to 12 houri
before scrvmJ. Maket '6 ~inp
TOMA'f'O.CJTRUS DRF.SSlNG: ln bowl
-wtti · ~ toin.tro JU~. v. cup aeW.00 J~.
V• cup chopped panky. 2 ~ ohvc otl.
2 IO J table poons chopped fresh orepno and 2
clovn prbc. rrunccd; tcason w1th salt. pepper
and hoc pepper """· Nlilntionol llfformotion Ptr 5'rvin1.
1611colorits,4 1 "'""'"· O.J 1/<11. J9 I
nuboltydrau: 4 0 I fibtr; 0 '"I C'ltokstt rol:
114 m( soJiwm.
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Brownies
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let aside. Oil chooollle -l·inctl pieces Ind
place in heaf-.ptoo( bowl Set ~ low hell in
ana11 lid~ M illC:b •nama Wiiier.
Stir~ JUI& wil chocollle -mcllcd.
Rano¥C ftona bell: act llidt. la 19iaer bowl
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FOOD EDrTOR 1J HUI'CHINSON, 642-4321
INYOUR
You don 't have to be on sun-drenched hotts IC1'0
the sea to enjoy thc caste that ma.kc Mediterranean
foo<b so popular. A part or beach close to home, or
your own backyanl. would be 1 fine setting for a
contemporary picnic with Old-World flavor.
Stan with chicken and potatoes -the best of
compWons around the world -and accent their delicaae
flavors with fresh lemon. herbs. spices and garlic. The
'* key is simple ~ and bright flavors to su&scst al
frtsco ~ in ftiilge, Greece. 'spain .,.t Italy. Euy to
cook. Dll\U'&Uy loW in f11 and high in nutrierils.dtickto
md po(AlOeS ~ with robuSl ICaSOllin fit today·
• lifestyles. They feature flavor with minimal fat.
Two tasty vmiom of pilled chicken kebabs. ooe
lemOny. the other spicy. fill the bill. Either goes right.
...,.. with chuiikJ poeltO $Abid steeped in I ta6ly.
towf ac lbmato-Cicnas DreWna. And the potato~ the
BllCKYFIRD
only tan:h that qualifie as a f'rc h vegetable. i the
main ingredient in Skordaha. a cream}. gart1c-sccnted
mixture tradttion:tJly served as a ucc with poultry and
scaf ood. Take it to your picnic as a dipping sauce for
crisp pita chips and vegetable chunk :
And don't f6rgct dcsscn . Brownie fla\orcd with
Italian espresso and Ptcruc Honey Cake with Greek
heritage are easy to make ahead and can') w1th )OU.
Boch ate linle indulgence without the guilt becau
pureed prunes are the secret mgrcdacnt thal take the
place of butttr Ind oil in -the l"CClpc . For an e rn
SMCk:, around some prune ngh~ from the pac
for 1 hi&h·fibeT wcct.
The next time 1 balmy brcc'z.c brings to mind the
seftne. )'Cl vitnoc mood of the cditcn-anean. pee a
picnic and head to )OUr favonte pol for an allll!ftll~
of good friends and delicious food.
To n:ceivc free tkochures COftlainina llilditional easy-ao-prepare rttipa. -.Sa q.J-su:c.
-.npcd ~v~ to any or au of the followina:
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dlid.~ brnst CUI into I~ IDCh C'U~
I lDfdium onion. mtnttd
~. cup ntra-lipt olht oil. dl\Mted
2 tablecpoon ~ j uitt
2 ~ct.opp.ct r~h mini Wa\f'
I ~cinnamon ·
~ 'teaspoon tt1rlt aJI pitt and nutmq
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• alcohot: Amon& the brandl that the aoa-ak:Oho&ics are • aood beer For ,ean. IMdicaJ 11uct• hive . -!=·L, C~ .. Mar meet &hi requirement (ud the for waisa·watchcl"l wbo want a danonanated 11W ~erOI
To bcaan walh, you don I ~ to c:ountr~ they como from) arc onc:e·in·a·whilc brew. pa.ys a ~ill role iA hclpftl ow' ~{n:~: Kaliber (lre~d), Sb rp·~ (U.S.), 2=" Jut rted ea article bodies perform certain functions.
recommend one.
dccisioa for the Moussy (Swaucrland), .. ti ..,. lb& tbt kbMI ol We know thll the body hsclf
next few months. Oa..sahaler(Germ:any), Kinpbury we • ....,_ thcHl .. 1 was produces a quan&ity ol cholesterol,
Until a ch.lad is • (U.S.) and Bud.Jcr (Holl:u'd). Of ~ HW twas OUI 18 be Md. l'• amt tbat wo &el lidditiOiiil ~ppUc
to 6 months ol these, the lowest'fn caloraes per coetued. ftOM the foods we cat. Where
1ge ml the (ood 12-ounec gl arc Kahber(49) and -F.W .. ••eutala ValttJ prob&cma arile is in thew yin
be ~r she really .. • Moussy(SO). O:iusth:aler is highut, h is c~ to be confused whc=·---~~,Gl~
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milk. U you arc
not nursing. the
well-known
brands or infant
formula are the
next best choice,
or ask your
pcdia1rici:in to
When your daughter is ready for
solid food in just under six
months. start with cereal... but
make it a sinslc grain (for
example, rice) rather than a
combination or grains, so that if
there is any allergic reaction you
will be :iblc to identify the
problem food. Every four or five
days. you can vary the grain. All of
the major infant cereals arc
fortified "ith iron, which is
important because a baby's iron
supply is depicted by si."< mon1hs or J age.
to IM IMt, wbon ia ii rclDOWd.
11M 1C>OHed "aood" carrier.
HDL (hip-deaity Upoprotcin)
bOldl on tlpt!y ao I.ho ddcsterol
until 11•1 .,..r1y dcpo~hed in the
liver. The "bad" c"rrier (LDL)
low-don~ty lipoprotein) M>mCtimc
dJWi OU particles into the iancri
alona the wily, where It can builJ
~ u plaque aJona the wall and
cause blodtQSC and ~iblc heart
unacli:s.
In 1 UCLA 1&udy reponed on
trly-23rd, etidcnce w.as found Um
one kind or HDL (apoA·ll) m y
be rclMW IO ban problem in
c..,erimcatal Miec. llul mu~h
more re.earcb bu lo be done
Mloro firm COKIUlionl ~n be
dfl'WD, and al the ~nt lime
most upcrta would urac thot we
follow the prxtm pn.wcn U\Cr
ti mt.
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"TIN tt~U.WU llook el. J.JJ.' • " ~Otl ,.,. qw•lloM '* ~lkrol~
., '01, P.O
·/Ht 15"' Cos,. Matt. 91616.
In term~ of deciding betwten
homemade vs. store-bought baby
f~ you may want to consider a
combination or these. Herc's the
rcnson: Many manufacturers add
sweeteners and s111rchy fillc~ to
various food sclec1ions. These add
calorics but don't contribute to
nu1rition. (For many yen cs ,they
cvcfHl<klcd ~up ;md salt, bur
stopped 1hat practice about fifteen
years ago when parcn1s
complained.) ...... _
Some markets curry organic
b:iby foods, which offer excellent
nutrition and arc usually free or
starchy fillers, added sweeteners
and preservatives, but they cost a
good deal more thnn other
commercial brands.
In some cases, such as with
fruits and fruit juices that arc easy
to prepare, you might try your luck
at homemade so )Our child gets
m:lXimum freshness and
nutritional value. Common sense
tells you to get rid of the skin,
carefully romovc all pits, and mash
or strain the fruit until it is
smooth and easily eaten and
digested. As for fruit juice, just
dilute the adult juice you drink
half·nnd·half with water. That
should provide the needed
Vitamin C :11 onc·half to one-third
the cost of commercial baby juices.
Veget:iblcs may be more
difficult to tackle at home. Some,
such as coo«d c:arrots or swcc1
potatoes, arc c:isy ,enough to trash,
but others have to be strained or
pureed. Store bought baby-food
vegetables nre more convenient;
my advice is to read the Jabcls to
~ find a brand lhaT ocsn~t use
starchy fillers and sweeteners. The
S3.me ts true of vcgc1ablc-and·mcat
combinations.
By about 9 to 10 months of age,
your daughter will be wanting to
... taste some of the foods the rest of
the family is e:itina. and there's no
reason to deny her -except th:at
· you don't want tQ.,Jiyc llci:
--anytfilng t at's too spicy, or, that
is difficult to swallow or could be
lodged in her throat.
Generally speaking, common
sense will lead you in the right
direction. Practice safe food
preparation rules (i.e., washina
utensils in hot soapy water,
cleaning work space, separating a
toddler's food from the rest of the
ramily's before seasoning the
adults' portions, checking package
label inarcdicnts). and you'll do
just fine .
You may want to consider usina
one of the firrt books on this
subjecl as a guide. I can
recommend "Ch.ild of Mine:
Fecdina with Love and Good
Sense" (Bull Publi hina).
Q I am ll')lnl to aet my
husband to 1t1U1 drlnk1n1
one or lbOM new noa-alcobollc
bctrs. Ca,n you tdl mt wbkh one
Is Mst?
- T.D .. Uullqton Btadl .
If your husband follows ou1
advice, he will be in aood.
company. Sales ol non·alcoholic
beer in cbc U.S. have more than
doubled In recent years. :nu1t's
probably because they combine
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By JOll BJIJIBB
C atchinJ the perfect wave
and writing the perfect
verse may 5eem a
strDngc combination. but
orpnizcn of the
county's fust surf-poetry readin&
next Wednesday arc confident the
combination will wort.
FYI WMAf: SUit Poetry
WNlll: Ano CoflN WcnhouM. 506 ~td St., Newport leach
WNIN: I p.m. W9dnetdaV (open t90dlng stgn..up begins at 7 p.m.J
MOW MUCH: flflJ -
"l{ someone comes with an open
mind and gives u:s one hour, •-c:'ll
h4vc them turned on either 10
surfin& or to poetry or both. If we
haven't, the night will be a failure,"
uys Lee M:iUory, a poetry
prorcssor at Rancho Santiaao
Co~lecc and co-produ~ of
Wednesday's rc:adin1 aHhc Alta
Corrce Warehouse in Newport
Beach.
Mallory and Rita Mitmer are
co-producilla the reading. which ..... m rcalurc sevcr:al poets indudcd
i~ "Paper Shredders." a sud-poetry
anthok>gy edited by Ci. M urray
Thomas and Gary Wri&bt. An open
rcadin& wiU follow.
The reading r6y be the first
ever 10 focus on surfing. Mallory
s.aid. It's definitely Oranse
MOM INfO: 67~"
County's first aJ)d N.ewporl Beach
resident MlllJory, •n avid surf er
and poet for 2S yurs. s:ays merging
the t>e.ach liCestyle with the spoken
word is a natural. 1bou&h the poems in uPaper
Shredders" dcaJ with surfing. they
a rc not studded with surfing lingo
or diebc They deal with surfing
an a matter usually as.soci:.lted wi1h
more lo(ty COl'ICCrM.
from the solitude or being aJone
on the ••ter at cbybrcak. to the
CJlhilantion of coorrontin& n:iture
with nothin& but a board, the
entire surfing experience is
captured throug_h poems and short
prose pieces.
"As a :10n-suner. I trted to pick·
poems that helped me feel li\e l
FRANC<MMERICAN SUDE
Bj Lee Mallory,.._ 1,.. ... ~ ....... ..
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OUR DEBT
By~ Oebovt.azl
U.n lo her below.
pound the a.th Mah • Ouid fist.
~Ocanlllnlae,
·~aofbowds ri~blood~.
~ hllocks ol waa.r
........ hibeKh.
Nlh•lhe~ w.-. .. ~
~~ ... ~
y~......,,,
........... cMc:h.
~ ....... from lhMI' boclll
•Wad~ s,..._, ~ tw m11I n om.
I March for the cause
of th1s bbt.cry lem~t.
My eyes rat on wata l&lw
~ lnplastic
and~
the aWardl ar P"OSJ ...
c...ful lo ll\loid hcf fury,
I IOl)Op up lhe rw.
~armload
was surfing." said CO-editor
Thomas. adding th:rt poetry and
surfing hove more in commo n th:in
m:iny believe.
.. While surfing. you're purely
experiencing the moment. It's you
and the w:ivc and nothing else
m:iuers 1n th:H moment," he :ud
"When )-Ou "rue poctl'), )Ou're
trying 10 capture moment lllo.e
that.''
The surf·pocll') reading 1s the
first themed re:iding :'It Alta, but
Mallory 5:)ys more -.ill follow.
Merging poetry with more cummon
them~ lS something he and a hoi.t
o( other Orange Count) poets ace
:mcmpung.
·"We :ire loolo.ing for more
pcdts1rian themes that can open
after annJoad
in minula
Friends works next to me.
toutills and childttn join
We tabor,
dNrl and ICOUf
'
our Image from her Gawlas Ud.n.
hoping for ~na.s
readers up 10 poetry and show
them th:il ii docs relate to their
lives." Mallory said.
Mallory, along with Orange
County poet Gary Tomlinson,
wrote a manircsto two years 3go
tha1 urged loc:ll poets 10 s1np their
work or intellectual and elitist
tr11ppings and make their ""ords
apply 10 everyday life -without
compromising the v:ilue or th"C1r
work.
With poets like Tom Ru~h.
Catherine Spear, Tom Fo)tcr.
Frank Ortega and a host of other
young and sc:i~ perfotme"r .
the medium is enjoying a
ren:ussancc, panicularly for a
region "1th h1tlc poetic hcnt.1ge
Loc.11 poets arc being publ~hG<l
poctl') readings arc popping up
aero» the coonl} :ind 1ntcre!>t in
the )poken v.ord b:li nc,cr been
higher, MallOI') s.ays
Though Wednesday's re:idmg
v.111 rc,ol'e around surfing. Malh.ll')
cauuon!> people aga1Mt thtnl.mg
lhcy v.on 't be aO'ected. .
"The) belier wear !>ungl~s~s
bcc:iusc "'e hope they get
)Unburned by the hnes." O
C-•• ...... ,.,.,
lee ~hllory, who is co.
producing lhe Surf Poetry rHd·
ing ~t All.a Coffee W.in:house
Wednesday, ~lieves he m;iy
h.ave written the first surf poem,
bKk in 1966 ~h n M surfed in
Bianit.z, Fr.ince qen photo).
from she who w.
haw fQC1JOCWn •
SURF BUMS
•..,,I\.. ·!'.ut\1 N
So you think IWfing d Just hi.. NX
Wd~11 .
Ranemb.f lhe way ~IOU hw1 for iii
•t rourtHn. (albng into
and 001 ar balance.· itw nG"it hAd
never
been cdda, lhe r1wr hu MYCf bnn
wrwrner.
WhM ttwv W9f\t from lhe aat
• ~that -p.c. ol~M-bwa.
M lhe '*'* ol .. lhe birds
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Art Museums
• B~ers Museum o( Cullur.il Art 2001
1'orth M.>1n St, S-lnt.a Ana. 567·3600.
· ~'·'" 1\1()(.es in Cultur.>I Pe•~pectn.~. ' (e.>·
tu ring -10 tn 70 sculpwr .ii "°'ks "' t\Oty 1n
J \Jr~·1, 01 moc11~. on '•l"W ttvooith Aug
JU ~·UlJD 10 .J m ·S pm. l"ue-sd.iy·
!>u11dJy Adm15S«JO S4 50 lot .>dults, U
''" lot.'niors .ind >ll1<.knts Jnd S 1 SO (or chtl·
Ull"f'I U1'4.lt't 1;!
• ln-ine Mu.e•um 1l!Btl1 Von K.lrm.in
A\C In.int• 476 0.!'H Mu'><'Ym d1i.pl.:1~.
prt">l n. l·~ Jnd clo~.unicnu tu>1011C.il ul1f0t·
n.J Jrl
8 l.lgun.i Art Musl'um JO; 0111 01 .. e,
lJ~un.i lko.ich -19-1·65 J 1 Mudem1un
1nll> Rt•..;1rJOJl .. m Art 1n l.>gun.i Beol<h
1920 l'JSO .. on Vll'\v· 1hrough Ault 22
"l>u>1um i..ulturt' \loo DutLh. Ed ·e1g
D.iJJ> Ruth. Robert \\'1111.>m~ .and 0th·
er.. "h1ch lc-'u~ on thrl't! undc9!oond
cull t.~11rt"' continues ttuoui;h Nov 7
1 lou•> 11 J m ·S pm Tuesdly·Sund.ly
U'"l't .11 Adrnis\lon S l , .ldulU, S 1.50, s,e.
nior Ul•Lcn1i.>1u<knts. Ir~. ch11dr~ u~
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• • L;igun.i Art Mu~eum -South Co.isl
Plai.i SaJell1te JJJJ l!n~tol SI., C~a '""-..i <.G.! .IJ(,G 'K~om ~uhure, an
l•ll>h1.<1t OI tilt> lJt·tl'<'~ ~tbtl .JI the
m.11n 1r u>1.'\lm site on "l-"" Lhmul:h Nu'
i 1 lou•s 11 J m S p Ill T ues.d.ay "Sunday
Adm1 .... un S 1 50 ~ 3
• "c~p<>•I H.a1bor Art Museum 850 s.in
(1<'11wnlt' Dr"e 1'c''Jl"'t B<>a..h. 7)')
11; ! h·"~ Allt-n's ··"u..ith 1n ~1.i," a
niu!:1 rr1-d1.> nplor.ittc.n ol tilt" 1mp.>ct of
lhl' \" 111.im \Var <JO AmcrK..in cultu•c
rnr.tu1v1~ lhroui;h ~·pl 11 1 he \VOtk ol
l<'Jn \\1cht I B.»qu•.il on ""h1bit thrOU):h
'>•:pt 1 ! flout'\ 1p o1 m ·S pm l~y
')..,1 1.,. Cl.n.tng lrmc fnd.H~ •s 8 pm Ad
IT '» S.I lor .:i<fultS S ! lor \et'llOf (th•
l<'"' Jrd \ludcn•~ .ind It~ f0< <.h1k.lren
.,,.,d. 1 _ J riu nl<'mbc.·r~
Community Galleries
• B.inl.Ameriu C.allery South Co.ht
'-k"11 (enter S5S Antnn Blvd , CO>la
"'""' 4 13 1,(JO() C11ntt'ITif>c>ro1ty Color," ii ~Uf\l, 111 p/00:1.,;TJph.C \\()fl.,s by eti:hl .lfl· i>l~ -1nclud1ng Ro<.lurd M·>t~h. It.ch.ltd
R1"s. \\1111.im \\1-gm.in .lnd Jo Wh.l~
I lour~ -oo d·~Jy through Sept. )
HlJUI\ t 1 .. m to -4 pm T~y through
SJ1.m1.>.,,
• Cost.i Meu Alt lugue C..llery 1661
South Co.hi Plu.i V111.li;e Sunflower A~ ,
s.inw All.I S-40 6-130 ft'lt' wor1t ol £d)1he
)1011• r .in In.me r~I '~ho p.a111ts 1m
pt~ ... ,,,,,.. ~atetcolon, g.luche, coll.tge .ind
.Jlf\IK. 1n .i~r.act, will~ (e.iluted 111 Au·
gu>I Al>;.11.>et w.itcrcolo<s by P.it W11ght
•~•ll ~ on d1~•y thrwi;hout Ille month ol
Avgu>I Hours 10 ;i m 6 p.m. Tuesday· _ ~a.iv. 11 un ·5 pm on Sund.iy Ad-
m1»11>0 fr~
• Irvine f ine Arts Center Hent.Jlfll! P;;ark.
14321 Y<1le A~, Irvine, SS2·1018. The
filth .annuli! "All ~ '9)" 1u0l'd eict11b·
Loon runs lhtOUi::h Aug. 17 Wonning ilr\MS ~ sl~ .JM conduct pllery d1KUSSIOf'I
ol .inwi>tl. noon 10 l p m fud.iy Flours
nvuo1 '> pm Monday, 9 • m .9 pm Tues-
d.i) T hur)(j.i). 9 .a m.·-4 pm frod.iy; 9
a m l fl m S.at1,.1r<Uy, .ind 1 5 p m Sun
UJ\ f rt'(' .idm1ssl()fl
• Nl'~pon ~Kh Publk libtuy N~port
Ct·ntt·r BrJnc:h. 656 S.an Clemente Orne. """r°'' BNch <> .. • J 191, ·t"'~'Y. Lor .1 .in c~h•l>tt n1 1mptt'\MOniia-itylt' <>ti
p.Mttn~ 11)' kxal llf1•>1 l>hyllts K.ll1her, on
Jo>t>li' 1hr.iu!)l >.ug J I Hours: 9 • m .9
p m Mun<IJ'r· Thu1\d.l~ 9 .i m 6 pm fn·
d.lt. <l • m S p.m. S-aturd.iy. noon·S pm
Sund.tr F ~ .idmmion.
• Or.anp Coul College, }701 f.1""~
Rood. ~ost.l Mew. Ol·S Ol. H.>un. 9
.a.m.·5 p.m Ari eiipetimenUI p.linli_t1t
coone <Art 2351 M"lpt\.lS&Z•ng the crcatM
p<OCf'SS by ut1l"111g .a bro.ld r~ d maxed inc!cll.a, Wl'lt be offjttd this WI from ~ .i m •
l p m. fnd.J)~ A trtt-unrt c.oune th.>t wr·
H')~ the worlds •rt from p<dltstOflC tunes
to the Rena1s.wnce Wt 100~ will be olf:-red
mornings, .iltemoons. and ~nirigs this
fall F.>lf wmes1e• cl.w.es bq;in on Aug. 16.
• Or.ange C~nty Centff for"Conl~po
r.uy Art 1621 W ~\.lCAtthur 81\rd , Sp.ia:
111; S.nl.l An.'I. S-49·-4989 The cef\tl'r's
1 llh .innu.al 1u1ted ellhbc ·tswe ol Op
prcssion" doses Frtci.>y lloun 11 am.~
pm Wcdnnd.ay·Suna.Jy frtt .xlmru.ion.
• Storefront Studio .11 the Irvine M.ul..et
pl)ce Sp.>~ No 195, .lt Brief~ ROold and
Dmpus Ot"·e .acrOI& from UC:I, 71-4·
668-1 \>\ oA~ hy re.dent Ml~ Myfell.l M~ ,,,, eJ1.lltltan lhrough Aug 31.
Hours 11 .am.) p .m. W~y .ind
Thur"ld.ly, l 9 p m Fild.ly·S.;uurd.>y
Commerd~I Galleries ·
>Wtelrilnd ~ lhtina'1 fr'H ol chatJir, fOr ..u, ff'· •
lertalnment and com·
nt•ity l'WeM1 .... Colb
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late H1ting1. Send In-~ to Wffbnd lisl· inss, do I.he ~ r.aoc,
330 w. e.y St., Cofb
Mria. CA 92627. ll~m
Qft be wed to 64M 110.
for mott infOnnation, alt
642-4321, ext. 366.
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1fteen luct..y boys :rnd garb,
age:. 5 and 6, fell blissfully
into 1 he Gap one
af1crnoon la~t "eek.
Actually, it was jus1 one
more crc:uive cranny of
summertime fun arranged by the
Newporl Harbor Art Museum to
)lretch the visual and aesthetic
exposure to a group of lively
'tbildrcn involved with 1hc
mu:.cuni"s Family Ans Council.
As part of The Gap's n:uionwide
promotion and cultural outreach to
communities through regional
non-profit organizations during the
month of August, GapK.ids rccenily
selected the South Coast Plaza
store to participate in an exciting
art experience for young people 10
conjunction with Newport Harbor
Art Museum. In an incredibly
clever m:uke1ing approach, the
irendy clothing boutiqt1e donated a
slack of mini 1ean bomber jackets
and multi-colored textile paints for
the i..1d) 10 decorate :ind design
their "<1y U>1ng a loo:.el)'
1n1crpre1cJ ecology theme and
u11l1zini; the culor:. 111 the Gap\
dothmi; lineup for fall, the fin1~hcJ
product:. "111 be d1:.pla)cd
bcg11rn111g fm.l.iy {through Aug. 15)
at the nc\\'ly rc:mol.lckd South
Co;bt PIJL:J '>lure. comcn1c:n1ly
locatcJ .1ao:.:. from the mJll's
populJr Carou,el Court
Uut, lor the !..ad> "ho
p:irt1c1p.1tcd, the bc!>I t:. )Ct tu
come. I ullu'' 1ng the run of the
C).h1b1t. cJch of the SJ jacl.ets "'II
be returned to it!> crc:11or to i..eep.
And . .1~ 1f that\ not enough
cncourJgemcnt 10 get the hllle
JUnior!> tu remember what their
favorite b.ick-10-school shopping
!>top 1s. e.ich part1c1pJnt will also
rccct\C a i.pccially designed T-shirt
from The G:ip -sort of a
small-"-orld version of the home
game for being a nifty contestant
and a good art sport.
Needle~ to say, most ohhc kids
approached the high-noon
work.shop at NHAM with a spirited
coero. cop~ivcd from the pride of
ownership. ud by the mus.cwn's
Associate Director of Education
Karia SduadJ and FaruiJy Arts
Council dairwoman Rncc
Pocwdl. the youna artists bepn
by doinc a preliminary sketch on
paper of the delign they hoped to
emblazon an paint on the bact.oC
chc jactct. However, belorc the
·paants were applied, a proteetive
peddins ol newspaper was iNened
inside the jackets and Oattencd
between the front aod back to
provide better absorption and a
workable denim canvas.
Schnell passed out lhe rainbow
of paint cootainen. warned 1pins1
puttin& the pah:u on in bic cl~
and sugwed that ooe way to set
started might be to paint a frame
first followed by their 1-. or
desi&n within the bouodaric&.
Brittny &1 ........ 6-1 student
at Newport Hei&hU fJclDCD&AI)'.
p riaflt on it with a bit ...,_r
wnOower ill flamiAa yeUow -
"like thole bi& ones In peop1e•1
Kids Fall Into The -Gap
Creations in store thanks to designing children
fr om Ne wport Harbor Art Museum program
By LAUBI llJl~JIJIBALL, A r t. Sc e n e
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Couttenay Shuler flnishel het jedlll .... .,... ,... .... for f*tc. h wilt be clsplaied • CapKWs.
, .. Or'Mg9 C09lt W.-.nd I Thlnday. AuQa1t S, 1993 · .... '·•· .
yards that look like happy tree .. "
KaUy &.-as. S, ~d a .
biggcr·pia"rc lntcrprttatwo of hn
h(c al the bcxb, She dep1cteJ J
bo3t on the surf ace ot the sea, J'
well QS :in underwater view of ti .. h
and other nurinc crnturn.
Amallda Buco stl}cd cl<»cr tl•
home with a \Cry pictornal reJd111!!
o( her house and yard, simtlJr 10
artunicmcn1 10 Ck•Hlint
Aadtnroa's r.a&hcr 1d\an"ed ~n,,
of dct~il.
Rcmindjna t~m t() return the
proper brvsh lO the proper color.
Scbnc:ll :bled ir an)'OOc l nt't' ~ h.11
would happen it the blue and
yellow p mi.led IOJelhcr. Echumg
the ccoloo theme song. a choru>
line of hip-pitched h:irmony
ttsJ>OOckd.~ith I snnnina
.. Green!"
In the meantime. Jontasa \\dot r
wos alrcacty ~nJ •hcther h~
•'OUld be wcarinJ bjs "'ork oC :irt
10 1oehool Of hsn11na 11 in bu ruun
at home for display, while
Coutuoa1 Slu&k,. seemed to ~
1a1het1n1 onlookers with
altc~ting squ11res of orange J11.l
&ttcn in a son of eye-popping • p
on cnigo p:sucrn.
Watcbtn& this crnll\C Jr • .un:i
unfold, l "'-ondcrcd aloud "h~ I l •
G:ip h3'd pcc1rica1Jy requestcJ ' r
~1r-ol<b rather 1h:in a croup
~cr;tl years older. ••lJl1t1:'ll). I
thou&ht th:it 9-or 10.~:ir-ollh
miatn h;J,~ made at more
intercstana frum ia pictorial poi nt ,
\iew. and as an cdubit," wiJ
Schnell. 't8ut thc:se )0Un1er k1J,
really ~plore the Use of color
mote frtdy, and a~ c:omfotublc
.watb who\ tbeJ·sce In their ~or._ -
~beo it's finished. They lrtn't
&nhibitcd by any credo of •·b:ir u
riJht or ~hat is JOOcl To them 11 ''
rcalwic "~" if 11 ends up bcin~ Jn abstract desi.p.,.
This wotkshop is only one oC
many baads-oq projecu the f :un11,
Arts Council lponlOft tbroughout
the~ la (act. l9ICle is still
IM' Unhe 1ua ecaion of the
Mfoi Masten daJa for .,cs 2Yl to
5 (bqin•i• Moeday), tavaht by
~an.. wbo ~ncouncn
apc.ri.-eDCation, eclt· uprcssion
and the ~tal lkilts °' alt•W ki"l-
Wida 1 aamoa mcJDbcnbip ol 1s ,_ ... r, Re-. rue.cu '5
hopdW &Ml lM ID* &.bey ba'1C sec
few dlil )CW ........ Hlble OUI
ct.ll•ca to bow _,,. about ~the tn.1iYe ~ ~wt 10 llelp tbeJt
ltPOftdaie art bl the ilofld aiound ...... 0
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ow do you celebrate 11
25th anniversary? With
ilvcr. ri1h1? WcU, if
you're a Naa~c American,
)OU celebrate With a powwow.
The Sowbcm California Indian
Center is holdin1 its 25th anilu11l
P~ow :u 1bc Oran c County
Fafrgrounds in Costa Mcu this
"eeli;cnd. The pow-.wow, the larscst
one in California. is the 1t1nual
tund·raiscr for the non·profit
lnJQn Center, with p~cds Coin&
1owurd pf'O\idin& services to
American lnJia.ns. Native Alul.ans
'It's a social
gathe~ng of Amen can
Indian people
to celebrate
Indian culture.
It's also an
opportunity
for non-Indian
people to
experience
American
Indian
culture.•
and Native
Hawai1ans.
.. Wedo
CYCrytbin&
from
employment
trainina. ienior
services.
educational
ptOJr&ms,
children and
family s,c,...ices.
social s.cni~
and cultural
proerams."
explained John
Castillo.
CJteCUli\C
director of the
Ind• n Center.
According -.m WIUl •10 C~ilJo, the,
ndian term powwow i
apcctcd to
dnw about
25,000 people O\'U tbe three da)-S
or the C"Cftl, •itb about • third oC
the attcndtc.s bcin1 or lnd1~n
de!l«nt.
"It's a IOcial p1berin1 ol
Amcricu lnd" people lQ ...
Made in Atnerica
Silver Anniversary Powwow features real native sons . ""\
celebrate lndjan c'\lhurc." S3id
Cu1illo. .. It's aho an opportunat)'
for noo·lndi:an people 10
opcricncc AmcnCJn lndwi
cul11.u·e. II features American
lndian ~ and we ha¥e one
of the finest arts and crafts shows
1n the United States. We h:a\c
artis3ns from all over the United
States coming in."
The powwow v.ill feature more
th:m 100 vendors scllina bead and
sil\tr J~clry, rugs and other
:authentic lnd1:m anicle!o. All the
items arc hand made. no
manufactured nem!o nor an) thing
from out of the country ~ :aJl~cd
to be ~Id.
There "'ill abo be an :ltray of
Indian foods 3\3ilablc. and rTl(1re
ah:an 1,000 lnd1:an dJnccrs in full
regalia \\Ill be pr~iding
entcrtainmcnl throughout the
"celcnd. Scheduled event> include
children's, "Omen·~ and men'i.
runtcsts. and llpec1:il mtcr-tnbJI
dancing.
The adm1i.:.1on pnccs arc S5 per
day for adulb. S3 for seniors and
ages 12·17. Sl for ages 6-11. :and
· under 6 is free. P:irling for the
, c' cot lS !rec. ·
.. wc·,e kept prices do"'n rcJll)'
low because "e w:int families to
come oul and h:uc ow culture.'"
FYI
WHAT: Sllvef AnnlvetSCllY Pow· wow
WMEtf: Of~ County Fa11· grounds
WHEN: 2·11 p .m. Fridoy; 10
a .m.·11 pm. Saturday; 10
a.m.·8 p.m. SyndQy
HOW MUCK: $5 per day tor
adults •. $3 for ~nlors and
~· 12·17, $1 tor ages 6-11' tree oges 6 ond under Fr"
poOOOQ
MORE lHFO: 530-0225
~1J ca .. 11110
He al'IO ei.11~1cJ th.lt the
fXl"""'0" bnng\ :in)"hcrc from h.1H
:i m1U1on 10 :t million dollan to
bu~inc»es in and JrounJ Coi.tJ
Mc!o:i
"We end up bool.ing all the
hotels up :and ~n Harbor
Boul~ard. People pl:io their
vacations 10 come out here for the
powwow." 0
comedian lo~ aise.-laughs, fuitds for:-siclrgiri -
FYI
'2M eon..-Dr,.. .... --= • p.m. 9'nlllf
llOW.cat •• ..,#IA
-.~..o: ......
Casas has Medi.cal. but her
lb.arc of cow is SSOO a month. and
the llltc insuraoce docs not COYCr
all ol Kelli's bills. Casas is• siaale
mother and receives no child
suppon. Sbc is applyiQa Cor
disability (Or KcW. but c1oan•t
bow ii sbc wUI set iL
KcW. who it cuncady i.a
OWdrcn·s ltolpi&al ol Orqe
Couaty. bua'i bee• to rqular
ICbool for tftOl'C than '"" ,.can chae IO bc.r frwqutOC 90Dtll-Aoot stays at
atOClorioec.e~
tbenpy.
.. Wc'w had a tut« while she's
ia lbo hospital. and ••• .,.,,, 10
cond1uaatioft scbool." lliMd Oma. ·:1t wu our only optioo to act her tJwueh tM IC¥Clllla .... My dluptcr is a. ol tbole tJd5 that's
oner dooe ~ "'Giii ill her
life. Sbc's a VC1Y ...... lowiaf
child. nil ii ... !ISJ ,.,...,.. ... '°'
Iller, bec:a.._ abe Wiii u A st..at,
ud .... .., ..... Now ••
~ilpe."
FYI
~ Slr90-lonQ '°'rem
WMlll: C°"'*Y , ... a.ant
3010 ~ ... Ave., Ne SLIWf
leach
-..: 6:)0 p.Jft. ....... •. -.1•
MOW ..at $10 CIDI Ill' Qo
MOii .0: 161·2.Mt
Wbca a tricod ol Cun' from
But the .. Comics for Kelli ..
bencfJt ts not the only pccill t"Yent
pluncd to help Kelli. Casas is a
former ~tic Fibrosis committee
member and is a frieod ol Mu
Hoskins. who is on the board of
dattCIOIS ol tlac Oruce County
a..p&cr ol lht Cysoc ~
F~tio&.
Holkins Im OtpAized a
"Sina--·lont for Kelli" II tbc
Cal\ncry rataurant in Newport
B!acb oo Wedadlday, Aua,. 18, at
6:.30 p.m. It will Ctatwc Kanic*t, 1
PbUadclphia.. dub owner Ste¥e si.knt a'1Ction aod nmc prizes.
You"'-hc&rd about Kelli's The Cauciy is supplyiQ& food. and
sitllll~ he IOC in''*" with his all procttdl., inctudint the StO
~nds at tbc IMM lmproot and ~ Charae. wU.I 10 lO'nrd
witla IC°f'Cral a.ics •ho ~ly pa)'ina Kdh .. s blUs.
And wt.At doa Kdi think of all ~ '° dOOltt their semces. &has attcntioo?
•J11n IO •• -r.:.....t and -r-.. ..5'c'1IOMpriled, .. mid0...
CMttrhea.acd It aJl ~I ~ ... aid.·~ U.. ......
w lit.at pecJfle care.· Aid Casas. an aDillt '°do dMI fclf .. r • o
0WIQ9 Com& Wt tlsend I~. At9et S. 1• 7
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ATTRACTIONS
From 5
CfUI)('> .avarLlJ:>le (~ r.>nb'e from S 15 to
SJO per person.
• Hornl>kM"tt Dining YK'tlt MatlMfs
Mile Mamie" Center, Hl 1 W. Co.ut Hwy ..
~pott ~ach. 631 -2469. ellt. 7 D.t1ly
Pilot "Wet Wednesdays" .lboord the lord
• Hom~ oli~ed rt!gul.:lrly ~t
the wmmer CdK-dc p.>ges or Pllot. ror ~tes
and timesJ.
• Newpcwt Harbor N.\ulial Mw~m
1 714 W. &lbo.l Blvd.. "'-von tkach, 673·3~77 Pcnn.inent collc!ctioo o( histoo·
cal pho(ogr .aphs 108('thef with bo.lts, ptio.
tographs. marine a11.pbys, fish. se~.
stops-in-~ and other nautd mm'IC>fil·
btll.l on v1~. HOOrs: 10 •.m.·3 p.m.
Wednesd.ly·Sunday f rtt .ldmisfon.
• N~-port ~illng Oub & ~)' 3424
ViJ Opott0, Suite 2CM, Newport kach.
673-3788. "~ Bre~ Boating." which
.lre l· to 31/l·hour s.:i1ling tnps .along ~
Pacific Co.1sl towoard l..lg\.ln;a k.x:h, .av.ail·
Jble 4 ·& p.m Monday ihrou~ ~
l1cJ..eu 525 per trip or SloO for book ol
liH•
• Or.lngt Cout Colleie 2701 f.h~
Rood, C.~ t.~. 432-5546 The ~
rnld \~Jler publ.c aqUJr1Um 1n tile county
" opt•n ior group Of 1ndrvidu<ll tours. ll'i
\x JIN 1n the l t'\"s Ccoter fot Applied
• Or.1nge Cout Col~e S.Uing u nter
1801 w Pacific Coost H1p1y, Newport
BeJch. 6-4 5 9412 A1Jsl..l E•. OCC's 65·
1001 sluop, "'1s CIULSe$ IO ufi(orni.l's Ch.ln-
ncf hi.inch tl'lrougt\OYI '9) uH I« sc:tied-
ulc
8 Rogt-r's wr~ns 2301 »n jo;aqu1n
t l.t'5 Ro.ld, Newport BeJCh, 640-5800
OJ•I~ i:arclcn i~wJI pr~ted 9 l m 6
pm cl.ulv
• Shrrm.lln Libr.iry .and W,dens 26-47 [
C().}>I Highway Corona dcl t.\lr, 673·
. 1261 AltrJC11om 1ncludt> ~n!UI p ·
Cll•ns J con~rv.110<y, .a g.>rclcri ~for
11'1t' blind .ind .a h1storic.1I ree.il'di anter.
Now .)ccep1ing rescrv.atiOns for bot.lnk:.11
tour~ \II the G.trdt'ns lhe Ooant Cut6d o(.
tc-1s a free progr.lm fof school cMdten
/\.\of'ld.iy through f rtd.Jy on .a r""1Wd
b.isrs f 1rst IOYr ~I.arts .11 9 · JO .a.m. lasl l(IU(
tx>gin~ ) pm Also olfered .are ~haul
.i<lult lou~ I« 10 or fll()(t' .at Sl ~r pet·
son by r~tJOn Mond.ly-Fncby. 10 .l m.
lO ~ p m. A lt'.a g;ttden .setVint ~ lunch-
~ optt.at.es ~~~y from 11
• m ·) p.m Houn· 10:)0 .a.m .... p.m
d.l•ly Adma.ion· Sl for ~ub; ST li cfW.
d•L"n ll-16 lfrtt on Mond.ly).
• Upper NewpcH1 l.y &olock.al 1nene
.11 8.ldb.ly .lnd Ustbluff drive, Newport
~JCh 6-40-7646 Hunchdf ol species ol
n.lllve bitds .lnd pbnt 1.<e, l.amily P"9'"'S
.and 0 00. .lnd b.rd-.... <atchina ~
presented regul.vly
Fr11hFllllD.., ., ........
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.Weekend BMch 7anMpm
eElrty Bird Speda
9Happy Hotw 4-6pm
eHatbor 8tUnch CnMI
400 M ."lrn St 0.1lhn 1
673-4633
BEMWllN EPSTEJN'S BIJCUOOI
LISTING lNFORMA TION: U you h.aw lft
event listing or cmnge ol In~ for
8.IKl<loolr. dirKt lnqulrtu to leftjM\ln
Epstein, cJo 11.lckBoOk.. P.O. loll 1SOO.
114, Cor°".a •1 Mat, CA 92US. PhoM
760-2622. A mort compi..e ~lilooli ule~r runs lit OM newt p..aio ol the
0'11y Noc l1'e Or.-T ..-, fll e¥t")'
mont.lt.
l~: oc. °'~Je County. SJ, bbtdl ~-IT~ bLtcll w opebtM. pp, f'ff
pefSOll. TM. 'o be .manged.
• T~ for Ute CunM'tlite Ou
O.ana 'rofKt with Milh.lil llwylhnilov.
Augus& 5 at 8 p.m., AIDS SeMcei Found.l·
lion ~ "' oc ~lg Ms ~lrf. COIU Mes.a, and ~· $200 pp. PhoM 2Sl·1Sll.
• Lowe Alflir ~ ~SI 6 at 6:)0 p.m.,
Cystic Fibro6is F~ dinnet ~
.lnd audlons .11 Newpon Be.ld\ MMriott.
Attire: BT/I~ S 125 pp. ~
938-1)93.
•love AH•lr Pro/Am Tennis
T~nt. August 7, noon-S p,m .. Cyr.-
lie f"tbros.is founCl.ltion .ar Newi>ott Bc.ai::h
M.amOCL Lu~. S25 pp. Phone 9JS-
1 )9).
• Y.an C.an Coolt A11gusr 7, Co6ditn Wf"ll
Collep and kOCf· TV~ demens&/1-
tion 6y Milrtin Yan .tnd hors d'oewm It
CtNn resdMce, »nu AA.a Heights. $SO
pp. ~ 895--5623.
• ~ fiH~ ~a~ a a.m., s.n
Clemente Ch.lrnber of' C,omrnerce SK run/ Sl~ wlw ~· Sltfft fesbv.l~
ITl4JSIC. contests. kiddM! ride on ~wnid.a
Del Milt frtt ~ Conulct ~
MonluJC, 492·11J1.
• Sunset r.tr&diJO. ~ 14 at 6' pm.
founders Plus ol OC ~m•".'I Alts ~n
lt'f pupus .tl'ld d.nncf II SmAA ~. I~ Cove. Alttre: tfOC)IQI codctaa. 8y 1.n-
v1t.1oon only Coot.act !an l..lndsuom, t,.cQ..
4707.
• lob Hope/Or. Howatd Houu ~b
rity Coif T041rn.MMnt. August 16 .lll noon,
Houw Lv ln~tute • 5.lnu AA.a Countty
Oub. USO pp flt'OOt! 557·5100.
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FESTIYALS l SPEClAClES
, . ' . . . I . It • Ii I •• k • 11 • • . -I~
°'""~ Cowm f.l n;r0und!> 88 r.a., °'"" Ctl>U Mt.~ ; S 1 f AJR Sul.tht.'fn Cild'omt.l
lnJ1.1n Ct"nt"' In<: pi~nu d.J"'?"&. ""'ti· ~ ~ .ut lood uld c iet'C!fTIOn cs b) NJ tr ...
Amfof.c.an lnd•Jfl) f rid..t, INOu\,-tl S,;ndJ\
Ad -on S' H
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R j l.i u~ ~.Kh .t'M JOJO Tl~ r1h
.. nn~ runn r~ •If !ht' to. lt-\1.c .tl'b .ind
u.i1ts t~.il contm~~ !hrwsh Au~ 1'1
"''lh motl' tr.;in .?00 .1•t1W ~""1t thl.•11
-..UU ti\ ;ti\ Qt .; n.il f'fl\" fOloffll ui h.and
bu I boom. ...J"n\l~"Ofl S] s.: lt<>ul") 10
.i m · 10 pm cb ' •
FILM & VIDEO
• '°"~ Mu>t'Ul\I u( Cultur.al Alt !001
N -1.\Wt !>! ~ •• 1.1 AN 56 ~ 1600 A.(11;;" 1
t.'m •·Ai .,..o... An no· lht l.u\ In
ht-rrt.in.:t' .in .» ... .»rJ ... 111n111 docurr ""'"'•
l'•plur1ns thr m•tho. °' 1ur• 11/t', thl' '"'•'' COl\l"~llll)h ~~-,, h"m.a"' ~nJ .lt\111\.1h
M:.rl't·f1c'(j ; )0 p m A.n I ~ I tt 1' "'th
Mu~.ad<r -
• Ou .ngt-·Co.ut Collt-" ro1 f.i.n""'
Ri....d. co.u \1..-..a 4 J! 68() tlr>10t1 .lllli
LITERARY ARTS
"''Ill') lrom .llCob .ind r~> .ilJ ~ Int•
.,..oricj -ll'.tturl'd l ·7 p .m Thw-sd.iy\ "'-"''ot' .tt11>.il> u.il'd l 8 pm f rid.IVS S.itur~y \ \ IMt'r T '"""~ 1-6 p m l obt ""° T4>l~ '1 cNna lO I.Ult' r • .l!l' and olJl'r
\on~~ ptt')('l\ll'<f l ., pm \\'tdl't'SCUY')
••"°int fin• Aris Ctnl•r Hlll '1'.ile
l ·l pm TUC!Sd.l~~ ..in'1 Thu~.,~ n
n•ng Au_g 1 C. fw bot pholCJslJph) ~ ti\(> roe •• or .. tl-rtt uf' l c ....... rw El«'~ Oii"'~
d\I) I.ill trum 9 .a m S p m un ~ .iik:•n.111'
S..turd.an. t>c.i; '"' 01¢ >. ,. 2 ~
>.vt!. IMtll' SS2 10HI Roel. Vol\~ ptl' ~u .a Y>aWlop on Phofu~1Jf>\ un ,a.s
• Alt.a Cofrtt Ho..H soc, 31 si Sc "-~mt.."f\I 9 30 .a m 4 p 1\1 ~lu•lby r tt
putt ~<Kh 6 ~s-02 Jl A noi,'N of Surf po-S S
• Or.angl' Cou.nly IMide l dgl' o1t _ VII) ~Jlood 8.Ar .ind Ct. HUO 811\tol Cmu
~. 6-1"' 1'>09 Or ... ul ~)ChUl.'b-.lol>C"l'1
1rur k .. 1,JC"f J.inc \1Wf\ Drt"W ~.lo.) on her
i..teo;z blai&. • \\hert> \\m~ 'tuu \\ht-n I
,..;l"('(.!.>d '°" D.l<fl ,.., Cuodt-. IOI 11f'.llin.:
t·lty "''th C M un.I) Thom.ii ptt"Sentl'd 8 • Or.angt Co.ut Colk>~. l::'Ol f.ior>tt-~
p m \\N~"'1.l~ F rtt .idmtSWOn . Ro.xi, Cnst.i o\'\eW, 4 J2 SIS~ A. short >lot)
~IOp cl.w w1U be .oft~l'd tlui fall lrQm
Your f "ht'r \\ -unJ (; JO II JO 11 m
\\ t-Unesd.1v Cw s n '"' I ··.i ·lrnl4.' i;Ul">h U S lor utl~~ Li~ bul.:..:t J.irl'.i:..i.Nt
MEatNGS & SEMINARS
• All.lrd Aodl'm't '°' the Performing
4'rlJ l 438 :-.;l'\,pl'lft 81.d • Su1tl' 2C. CuW..l
~\t's.I t>-4.! >t~C 01ikJrffi "&'l~ ~-1 5 .lit
•th •lt•d to "' 11 huuf) o# II et' wn • ng .>nJ
d.ln.:1ni.; ..... tw .a(lur dit«t(lf choteop.l·
pl\t·r ~" n Br .k l..<'lt q JO " m S.:.turW),
Open to i1Flit·t1me stuck'f'ltS, rt'i('('\.lt~ fl'·
q-.11l'd \ I ~ wmr. l·rsl ~ b.aSIS
• Hf-Tinw C•ll~rt :!SO ~ Sr , CoA.J
,a.,1c;w 6, l 8461 Rt~ -~·ni> ol
SERVING LUNCH
DAILY 11:30~3PM
DINNER NIGHTLY
5PM-10AM
BRUNCH
SAT&SUN
10AM·3PM
JAZZ with
ERIC llARIENTHAL ... Wed Nlte 9-1
BLUD wllll ROCK wlllt
.IOflN · llOOMILRS
' .... 111.,Mlll Su~Nlte8-12
Sun An.moon M Mon Hite 1-1
Sat Hite 1-1 ,,. CODll
Fri Hite •1 . .Thura Nit9 9-1 nm WONtS {f'AllIIY STYLm
Tuee N1te 9-1 Sat Aft 2-6
an.ng. Coast w.-end /Thur9day. ~ s. 1993 . 9 . .
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MUSIC
Classical, Opera & Traditional
• All;a Co((H W.uthoun & Ro.islini Co.
S06 31st St., N~ Bt.Kh, 67S-02ll.
T uM!do Cowboy pt~ts its d~·lollc
blend 8.30 10111gh1. Free ~mtssioo.
.Jau, New Age & Blues
• 8.1100... 8.ly Cruiws in Nt•wport Harbor.
633-3201. "SunSft l.iu Cru1i.e" 7 lO 9
p m. S,,1urdJys Th.r S 39 9S admt.SSIOn tn·
dudes tht cruise, l1~t mus.<:, compl1men·
t.Jry ~era~ .ind hors d'otvwes.
• ufe Lido 501 30th St Newport Be.lch.
67S·2968 Bobby Rtdftdd plays l.lltn l"Ll
to1111;hl Tht Dtrelt 8otdt;au11 voue pl.lys
Frod.iy <SS co-erl. Ott Ott McNeil ~
iau Jnd bl~ S.11urdJy ISS ~fl). lbrbar;a
f\.\orrt)()O ;ind Wayne WJ)nf' .lppeM 3 30.
7 30 p m SundJy oind Wednnday night. Y~ Evans ;ind Comp..iny Jppe;ar r uesd.Jy
Showt1mes 8 30 pm 1 am. Thur1d.lys,
T~1yWed~~. 9 pm ·1 30 • m f1Kl.ty·SJturd.l)'\, ;ind 3 )0-7 10 pm Sun·
WY\
• •The unn"ry 3010 L.1t.yenr A\'t'., ~C\'JX>f1 Be.><h, b7S 5777 Tile Codt per·
forms 1.iu from 10 pm ·I pm frtd.iy·
S.1turtlJ~ T ht CK-rel.. Boide.iu' Croup pl.iys
8 p m lu midn1i;h1 Sundily
• C.1no'i. Rtsuur;anl 224 1 W Coast
I 1 .... y . Ne ..... porr BrilCh, 631 ·I 381 Contrm·
por.iry J.lll band tht "Tradewtnds" pet·
fOfm fodJy and SJ1u1d.:iy mghu
• C.umrlo's 1520 E P.K1fic COJSI Htgh·
w.iy, Coron.i dd M.ir. b75·1922 S.Uo-
phon1~ Gl.'<lr!.'t' Bum pl.iy\ 8 pm Sund.ly
.;ind .v~.nd.i)
• Cltpptr YK ht Ch.artrn 1101 W P.lC1fic Cci.l~ l lwy , Su11e 100, 1'.~po<t Stach.
~n 9l00 Ju1 cru1~ of 1'rwport Harbor
on ,.._l~fX"I Cl1~r • .in 80-fOOI 149-
P•H'••:ni,'<'r mu(Of )<It.hi l('.lluong .J buffet
d1nnt'r Thrl't'. 45 mmutt' sell. pt'rformed
lrom 7 JO 10 10 pm rach fodJy .Ind S,,t-~ urd.iy thru.i~ ~:pc 2S Coo.t S2S per per·
soo. '"'h .i bullet dumer ... ~ (()( .ln· ~r S9 '.lS P.11~ •• mg SS R~o1hOAS rt'C· omm~
8 F.ash10t1 Isl.ind on N~ Celter
Ofl\t .ibo\e P.;ic1foe Co..51 H•!;tlw.ay, ~
pot1 Be.><h Colombi.ln gu1t.ar~ tu.in U..los
Qvmtrro plot~ 6 8 tontgtit P.lul1nr Wilson,
w11h ~IJI g~ M"Nel P.aulo, performs
6 8 pm Aug 1l Fr~ oidmr~
• Hy AU Ntwp<>fttf 1107 ~mboree Ro.Id, "-e-wpon BeKh. 729-12'34 lh.rd .;in~I
'P'"'S\ummer "I~ lr.e ~t tht Hy•u·:
w ncff1 serM.'S pt~ted Friday ~np.
thr<>ugtr ~ 10, ~ tht-~·s Otl4doOJ-
Jmpll11hcoiter O\.t'rloolung the 8.adc Bo1y.
I ht l1rwup Ch.>rt.e tl.JClt.'n'• Q!uttt1 Wat,
Fr1d.iy, 8111 tiolm.in Or~•. ~· 13,
rhe mu'ic ol lee Komtz & Lennit Tnsuoo
te.11u11ng Cary foster .and Al.Jn BrOoldbt'nl,
Aug JO M.>tk MJ.51ers )au 0fclw-w• lt.J·
luring Jimmy Kneppet ancJ Billy H.ltpt'f,
A.ujol 27 Woodwmds Wrst fHtu11ng fr.anlt
S<r.i.uer1 .;ind 8111 Ptrluns, Sl'pl. J. Mid Tom
f.il~rt J.uz Orcht•su.1, Sept 10 C...tes
open ,JI (, 30 p m , •nd tht ~ btgtns .an
hour Luer Tidt'b ;are S 15, wrth se.uon
t<lm o1V.ail.Jblt fPf S200 K.lON·fM (8& l l
8& Club mt'~ get .a S 1 ddc.ount on
t.oncM lOt.'U .;ind ~I lod&>ni rillt'S
=iou~~.:~
Tony Bennea. Frw SiNcn and Johnny
M.athis, ~ S:l0-8:30 p.m. Wednft.
~~
• bnckfl's 3 Hutton Un~ ~. s.n~
Mil.. SS6·7700. Rippingcon's .nm.an )ffr
Kash~ tonidlt .and next Thursd.ay. Cuitlr·
ist Randell Y'oung ~o111 fridlly. ~
phonist Hollis Gin perlorms »turd.ly.
Rob Mullins' ltnfu!Zu:g ~ ~·
Prince's QIUNn CMnet 1hoin.. 'pl.ays
Monday. S«nijtht-ahe.ld ~ from PAUi
. urman Tuesd°.ay. Softr• Juan AppUfS
\\redned.ly. Showtimes: 8 p.m. .
• lted Lion Inn lOSO Bristol SL, C-..
Mes.i. live ~ b.nds perlorm lot cbncing 2 to 6 p.m. SUnd.ay.
• Tutto MMe 545 ~ Center Of F~ lsJ.:lnd, Newport Be.Kh. The musi· al Stties, .. ~ j,.Ja di Oc>mena." fc!.i-
tunng I~ ;.u on !hr ntlU&H~s p;itio,
wiH continue 6-9 p.m Sund.ays ~
tht summer
• 21 Ott~front 21 Oce.lnfront. Newport
Be«tt, 6 7S-2S66. Upl.lln CM~ pl.ays
tropec..al fJU .and pop 4--8 p m. Sund.ay.
• Westin Soulh Coast 686 Ancon BtwJ ..
Lobby l0Ufl8':, S40.2SOO J.azz wtUOW> P.iu~ Prince i>bY' pi.Jn()~ 11ngs 7 to 11
p..m. Satuniay. ~ HoklM ~ ~ ~ to 10 p.m: 11>n!f1t and Tuact;y ~
l'lelll ThUnd.ay.
Pop, Rod & Country
• ~rrioct H04el &nd Tmnn 0Mb Tht' V~. 900 Newport Ctntef [)no.,e_ Nf!"PO't
Bt ..... h. 72C).3SS4 Stcond ~I "Cham-
PolP Summer ol µa" Sund.ty ~
1eties coowi~ 1n tht ~ lounge from S
to 9 f. m rKh Sund.ay thtougti Aug. 29.
The •M\IP ~ ~I. Qoney JMnes !Aug I SJ," l'otai'pine ~·22J; <Ind -~ IC.nhlw• !Aug. 29). frM ~; •
portion ol procHck rrom load .net a.... .
• win ID to the C)'l&IC fibroMI fC>Uflda.
tion.
• ~ ltistoranw la.420 Von 9(aNNn
//Ne , rrww, S5l-U ll. "Utin J.vz Serin"
olJcred on p.acio 5:l0-9:JO pm. Tl.lfJd¥ mrour ~ Spt'c.Yls on ~ wine ~ appetizfl'I offered
@ Sheraton Newpo~
• ,tOAIO Ctfl Al Soudl C.QllSt P\Ma, ))))
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acArthur Square is a
surprisingly diverse
culinary meltin$ pot.
Neighbors sh:tnng
the orea include:
Geezer's Garlic Grill, an all·
American restaur3nt; Dante's,
serving exotic foods of ~Russia;
Tapas, where authentic Spanish
delights C3n be sampled;
~ Benihana'1, for fine Jap:mese
cuisine; and Tbc Plcasalll Peuut.
a quiet delightful restaurant with a
decidedly French Oair.
When Frenchman Lamut Fan
and Lia Bkeckr, a n3tive
Newportei, met in Orleans.
France, it was a match m3de in
heaven. Usa's dad. Bert Blender,
and his partner, Harry Boand.
owned The Pleasant Peasant,
where French c:ookin1 wasn't a
stranger, and when Laurent Ferre
and Usa Blender married i.n May,
1992. the newlyweds bought the
restaurant. The bridegroom's
special gift was five years of
training in the three-star Michelin
rcst3urant of master chef Alain
Ch3pel, and Ferrc's expertise has
added new panache 10 the cafe
near John Wayne Airport.
The young Ferrcs remodeled the
kitchen and put their own
imprimatur on the previously dark
public interiors. Now the
restaurant is a cheerful, sun-filled
interior at lunch time, and a
comfort:ible, pretty series of dinina
rooms at night. (The couple used
the restaurant for their weddin&
vows and Ferre cooked all the food
for the hoppy r«eptk>n.)
Lisa acts as hostess, and there is
a son of friendly, family air to ihe
sc(Ving staff. One of them was
quick to bring a basket of crusty
French rolls 10 the table aJon1 wilh
sweet butter and a small pot of
chicken liver mousse. Oudt the
mousse; it is an escapee fro~
whipping in the Moulincx arid ~
hardly any character left; the
butter is a sweet alternative.
At lunchtime, a ~imple menu
prescr.~ one of Ferre's special
house soups, French onion a l a
reasonable $3. It is sicNed in a
he3vy crockery pot with a rich lid
of melted cheese scaling in the
heot 3nd plenty of sweet browned
ontons at the bottom of the bowl.
(There as no way 10 h3ndle strands
of melted cheese from cup to lip.
Ju~t grin and bear 11.)
FYI
WHAT: The flteoaant ~
WllUI: '421 ~ WO.,
at Dove s..... .... wpoft leoctt
WtllN: Open b lunch Mon-
c:krf.fltday, 1':30 o..m. to 2
p .m .1 dlnft••• Mondoy. • ThundaV. 6:30 to' p..m. and
fflday and Saturday un• 10 p.m. Cloeed Sunday
WHAT'I ON • TMI IHNU:
~ blltlo cootdtig
MOW MUCH: Modefate pnc • ..
llOll INfO: 961-2711
Ooisaot Bttton. Ferre., version
ol the dusic Ooquc Atlotukur,
ham and cheese sanctwlch, was
dedare.d "tbc best I've CYCr tasted"
by ODC parmct amoa& US. A
wiann. buuery, flaky aoisslnt was
f&Jlcd with melted ONycre and k>u
Fre.nch Bistro Fare at
The Pleasant Peasant -ol thinly sliced. ~ bam. S6.95
Sai.de Nicoi# is auc:cly done
here. ~th a mUd vinalaJette and a
thin slice ol A\lteed 1\141 u a hot.
contemporary twill to this
Meditcrrwan da.ic. ll Iii the fina
Nicoilc 1\oe bad wilboul eood salty b~ ~ Newfthdaa, thil WU
a very 11tisfyiQa lu.c::hcnn salad.
By MARJ.A BIBD, D1n1ng Edttor
' ...........
Ula wl LaUrent Ferre oww ,.__. P~ whida wwt MOM.-ly priced food with a ,....._ fl*,
Oki fashioned pot roua ii a
spcc:ial. DOI ahtlJI oa tbc •Au. II
aacs to tbc &able dutL and
o.orfW witla crisp. al clnte
~ ud muhed pocaaoa iD -= bi• ol juice. ..... biat of d~ICC dcplb. Sll.95. a, all micaas. order Ferre'• tab
oa tM1 best ol FtCndt pc.asant
food. lamb lbaob. TcDdcr meal ii
coobd witb inf ulitc patience in a
rids stock enhancCd witb wine and
&on\atoes. Perfectly cooked. S10.9S,
lr¥lilablc at luACh for $9.95.
f"lkt of salmon uma moisa,
C1nd deftly treated. in a swirt of
white wino ud creamy sorrel
sauce, a parap dkh.
Fem'• undcnaadina of dUlic:
techniques and his aUtQtiwnea to
quality provisions. combined with a
healthy respect for tllnm1o makes
bis preparations weU wonb a visit
to The Pleasant PcasanL 0
•• 12 9'W9 Coe9' WMkend I Thursday, ~ 5, 1893
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