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"We do everything _that·a patrol officer woul~ do, but .we
can scan miles of st.reels in just a matter of second~."
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Sanu AM PoGce D,eputment Officer Jerf VMt & loob out owr the. dty llghts ~ the, Costa Meg police helicopter Eagle while on patrol. ' . -
~ Police in Costa Mesa.
Huntington Beach and
county areas improve their
edge on the criminals with
regional helicopter patrol.
By ...... Mcleod. 5111 Wsllr
COST A MESA -Ayina in a
police helicopter 700 feet abo\'C the
pound, Oranae County looks Like a
maze-of tiny streets. miniature
bou.sa and can the size oC Hot
Wbeds.
To the untrained eye, the small
saructum and ~n·milc·radius
view make it hard to know what to
look for at flnt. But tbc caaJc-eyc
._, oltcn trained officers a printe
scat to canvus abe city for crimes i.a
propa.s.
... , loots really busy from up
here. .. said Vcm Hupp. a 1enior
oftictr for Colta Maa Police who is
a helicopter oblclwt 1raifttaa to be
a pilot. .. But froaa •here )'OU can
Costa Mesa Police·Oe~ent pilot John Susmm waits
aboard the &gle as the h~icopter 11 re(~led between flights.
look down the streets for accidents.
sec people who doo'l belona ln an
area and watch cars c:naisina
residential tracu slowly for a house
to buratarize."
Now police in Com Mesa,
Huntinaton Buch and county areas
have imprOYCd their edcc over tht
bad pys since the three
dcpanmcnt.s joined forces last week
creating a rcaional air patrol known
as Airl>omc Law Enforcement
"Our bigest advantaac is the
SM COPTERS/D
~ Reporter takes ride ·ot a
lifetime that these cops
take every day.
By Mamie Mcleod. SW! Wnter
COS'tA MESA -Roller coaster
rides don't phase me nnd I sleep
throu&h airpbnc take-offs. But I
admit, I gripped the handle lightly
with wide-eyc<I antktparion a~ the
helicopter lifted orr !he rooftop pad
in Costa Mesa.
Wednesday's niJhl was my first
adventure in :a "'h1rl)'b1rd. Now •~ I
look back on the experience, I can
only_~y. one th101 -dming sucks!
''When ecoplc ask. I tell them 1t
is hkc drivan1 a car about 500-f ect
oCf the ground," s;ud the pilot
Officer Jim Golfos of the Costa
Mesa Police. If only l could drive a
car like this ~-cry day. .
Once I got used the fcclinJ oC
being suspended ti.kc a marionette
abo\-c the landscape, I relaxed my
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~ FoUridef of k>Cll chapter of Amirtcan Federation of
TeacherS Is lnvolVed In negotiations for new Instructors
contract While she battles against voucher initiative. ...
.Measure .A
debate: Must
or a waste?
~ Foes square off on land controversy.
Money seems to be the issue as property
usage takes a back seat
By David Heitz. St.111 Wri11r
NEWPORT BEACH -Pocketbook·con\C1ou~ ta\·
p:syers on Wednesday peppered rcpre:.ent:i11"cs bn
both sides of Measure A with qucsuons laden "'1th
cynicism as the grc1t land dcbuc picked up s~ed.
The dialogue, sponsored by the Newport·Mc'iia As·
sociation of Realtors, permeated the a11'\\J"es on
COmcasr CablcviSion cbanncl 3. The li\c taping will
be repeated tluoughout the month.
Bob Shelton. a former ctty councilman and city
mana&cr, .save the Newpol't Con~1''1nC) 's pitch: Why
voters. sboold approve bts groups propo~al that the
city buy 138 acres oC undeveloped pro~ny; ~"ing 11
from a planhed housing dC'clopment and prc)Crving ·
1t llS open sp:LCC
"This as an issue about the qu:ility and ch:HJ,tcr of
Newport Beach,'' he said. "Ha"e you heard Jn~bod)
say, 'Gee, I wish somebody would buiJd a lot ol hou,.
cs out there on that open field?' "
Representing the oppos1tton was arc.h11cct Ron
Hendrickson of the Newport Tup:i)ers All1.1ncc:
He steadfastly maantaaned his group\ po~ition .
Buying the land surrounding Upper Newport Ba~ 1s a
big waste or money. especially &Ince The 11'-ine Co
aJready has agreed -in "'riling -to donate 60 ~r·
ccnl of.it to the oty as open space. .
"Why should v.e bu) 100 percent of something
when we get 60 percent of 11 free?' he ~ked the au·
dience. "ll 's a \/Cf)' poor bu mess deal"
Both men arc both former execut1"e of The ll"inc
Co., which °"'ns the land 1n question. named the
Olstav.ays and Newportcr North by the mega
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lnqUiry Continues; , .
El Torno .to reopen
~ Nearly 2 months after Cal-OSHA issued
a citation to restaurant, fire department
officials are still investigating fatal blast.
By lonAnn BashedJ. Slit!
FASHION ISU\.NO -T"'o months ·after the Catoal
blast at El Tonto Gnll. officials arc prepanng to re·
open the restaurant with an Oct. 27 lunch. oonating fl.
25 ~rccnt of all food s:ik during the fir t v.cek to -.
four of Nev.port Beach's leading charities
The restaurant sustained more than S6(X),000 dam·
age m the Aug I e~pl~aon. v.hich lilied one em-
ployee and 1n1urcd fi~c otbcrs I~ than half-an-hour
before orcning for a ()'picaHy busy Sunday brunch.
Several v.cels later, the Cahfornta OCC\lp:itaonal
SaCcty Hazard Adm1n~trat 1on 1 ued a 'scnous" c1ta·
t1on to 1he re taur;int. fimng the company SS,000.
Cal-OSHA lS abo im~tiia11n1 the pmibihty o f f1l·
ang criminal charge~ rcbtcd 10 the death ca~d by
the accident. Antonio De Santiago. a 39·)'CU·old fa •
ther of five from FuJlcrton. v.M killed in the uplo-
s1on
uc Healy. spoi-.C<l.pe™>R (oc EJ Tonto, said the
food chain has since appealed Cal-OSHA •s con-
clusions. con1end1n1 the -.atcr boiler that blew up
S.. El TORITO/A 11
By LoriAnn Wllllr
NEWPORT BEACH -The
number of rapes and 'lolcot as·
.aulu reported i.n th" dty are
down from t year, but auto
t1'c tu' be re an.41 m Calta M
contia c to me. '° po-
lic.'e.
Nev.'PO" Beach I'· Azady Oon~
poinu t that tat· tics.. c:atracted
from the FB1 ·, 1 2 crime rqon.
don't tell aWte llOI')'. ..
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Rediscovering
Crystal Court . ,
can · rewar.d you .
A look at the peopk and JJ!act!S shaping our community
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I 'VE Jl!OISCOVEl.£0 CRYSTAL
COURT. In p>t to be the ctassint
shoJ>P.i~ ceoter uound. 1t•1 JOI crcat ' a.ores. at is.ft t 1Wanned ~er w.ith ~le afld
-• a bonus -there is a IOt solns on there
this month.
nrou&h Oct
Best
Buys
20. CrysuJ Court ii oCferina a
complimentaty 11C& .i.itb
purchue to celebrate WI.
Cu tomen 'Aili receive an
clepnt Cl)')tal paperweipt
(a S85 retail ~11h.c) with
combwd putchaie' of S.SOO
or more tn Cl)"Utl C.Ourt
•lores and rcstaunnt •
excluding Robin)()O'S*May
and The Bro:sd"a) .
Bring )Our rccc:ipu for
purchues made throu&h Oct.
20 to L'lppe \\am> Gallery
located on 1hc fi~t·IC\c:I or
Cry~tal Court, and pick up a
complimentary innO\l .. ti\ely
dc)igned Ca11hncli Cauld·
eron emerald, ruby or blue ~plnh Cr)stal
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CRYSTAL COURT IS JI~ h~ting <tn C\cnang
f0t hunicr relief v.1th the hod VistribuUon
Ceottt"s Nlnlb Anftu»l Food Fair and Wlnt'
Tutln1 C\Cnt on Oct 14 from 5:30 to 8:30
p.m.
The price: of the e~ent I) S30 per pcr:M.>n,
and it mdudcs an e~.c:ning vf catmg. drtnlutg
and entertainment ,
More than 4U of Orangt County's finest
re~tauranu and 5outhcrn ( Jl1forn1a'!. bc)I
wineries, btc'Aefle), gourm .. t cu(Cee produ1.:crt.
aod water dt)tributoa arc par11c1p.wng. Local
reJUuranb 1m.oh·ed 1n the fund ra1 .er
tncludc, B1ngkuk fuur, 5wU'• ·urood Grill
and Bar, Tutto Mar~. Antont'llo's and Pkolla "
Cuccloa.
The Food D1)trabut1on (..enter "'a> able to
provide more than I million meal\ to the
hungry from la•I year'• lk ne fit pnxceds.
To make rcsc:nation), :ind fur more
anformat1 on plca~e call. (771·1343)
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A astor's
• • p.1 gr1mage
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From Beirut to
Jerusalem to
Hollywood,
pastor has .
preserved cu1ture
and walked +A
'the presence
of the lord'
By Russ LCM. Sa~ '11
W hen Pa.tor MouY\egh T:i_-hjian
was 13 )Car• old, he ldt hi.I home
in Ikirul and tra"eJed to
Jcrus.lcm.
It "'a a journey that v.ould
change his tire.
Ta)hjian. 46, spellt the next 10 )Can ut
Jcruulcm studying ror the pric thood at the St.
Jllmes Armenian Scmillary.
•• 1 knew that e~-cry step l walked, Jesus walked
an th<bc ume arus." Ta hjian Uf) ... You couJd
foci the presence of the Lord."
Born ra tailor's son in Beirut. TashJian was
ordained in Jerus:ilcm at age 22. Three )Cars l.ater
ha• was sent to his first assignment in the United
Stales -in 1 loll)"Aood Hts fif')t church -'St.
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E'cry Apnl, the Armenian community cO<t\C)
toac1her to remember tbc massacre of thcsr pcvp1c
in 1915 by the Turks. More than I million
Armcnsans Ocd or v.cre killed, and 600.000 died 01
starvation o r dfie&K du.nna forced m.a.rcbcs from
their country. For a people who ~'Ctc crw.hed an
thetr dme for independence, the prncrva1iun nl
culture is imponut. actl>idi111 to 'Ti f
"We come toacthcr and •'C remember, ..
Tashjian says. .. We &M), belie\-c the Armem;rn
church hu a d111l mission -vioa the souls of
people and also kccpinc our &dcn1i1y. ••
THt. SOPHISTJCA1t.S, a "omen')
fund-raisin& organ1zat1on celebrating lO yea"
of 5uppon for the A~cssment and Treatment
Sc!"iccs Center, 1\ hJ~1ng its yearly .. ~hop 'tll
You Drop" elltravaganLa at the BalboJ Day
Oub in Newport Beach todJy and 1ornorrow.
Shopper-. can find barg:11n.1 in jc~c1ry;
children's clo!hin& men') and \\Omen's
boullque (ouhions, stationery and unique
holiday items.
J.ohn Armenian CathcJrjl -"'-US on Lcxinaton and
\II C
'l ~id not lnow much about Amcric:i," he uys.
•,of Jll the pl.t"'cs, from Jcru.:ilem to tiollyv.ood -
Jt wa) a shcx:k "
Sally Chingirian, second from lert, seNes ~ Annt"ni~n
dish to a visitor at the church's banu.
There arc about S,000 Anncnians in Or~nae
Couniy, ind about 2.000 aucnd 'tMCCS 11 1
Mary. according to TuhJtlln. 'The COPFPhoo
includes Americans o( Anncnun descent and
th<he from Armcnll., Ltbanon. Rus 1.i, the M1Jdlc
East. Europt and Sou1b Amer.a. Sel"icei arc
conducted ID A.nMnlaQ and &n Eoif~ Met I>
held once a month.
In tryin1 10 preserve the culture of Im people .
Alter 15 )CJr~ al churches in $4n fran i>co and
Pa)adcna, TashJi.;in became the founding pa!ltor of St.
Mary Armcn1Jn Apo!ltolic Church an Cos1-. MC'lkl in
June. 1992 It \\3) lhe fir'lt Armenian Apo)tohc church
in w uth Orotngc County. Pan~h1oner~ met for about
i.c .. cn >Cars in locJI churchc~ in Lido Isle :ind Corona
del Mar before the church opened
To<by the door\ open from JO am to Y
p.m., anJ tomorrow shopping hour~ ;ire from
10 am to 6 p.m. There as a SS entrance kc.
For more 1nformataun pica~ call
(756-0993)
October 1J "culture month .. for the
)Car-and·a·half-old Armeni:tn chun:h, whtc:h htld its
1nnu3I baz.aar last "c:ckcnd fcaturina traditional
dancing :ind food.
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BARBARA Gtu•tr-. of 'I h~ Grey GooH
(642-7803), l<><..-ted at the We)tcl1ff Shopping
Center on Jrvine Avenue and 17th Street in
Ne-.port Beach, would like reader) to kno"
that a tnlnk 5how featuring designer Vera
Bradley IS ..chcduled rur Saturday from 11
Pumpkin and pancake breakfast to benefit kids
1 m to 3 pm.
Vera Bradley's newe)t collectaon include\ ,
iarmcnt b;igs. luggage, pur)CS, place mau.
napk1M, children') clothing. "omen's clothing.
and JCces~ne)
IC you're 1101 (Jmthar with Vera Bradley'•
de11ins. they're very 1mllar to Pierre Dew.
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Fashion hland's Cry~t.al Court
~111 h())t a .. Pumpkin> and
Pancake~" brc.iklast and pJrty for
children on H:illo~ccn from 9 a m.
to noon Oct. 31 .
The event will benefit the Coun
Appointed Special Advocates, a
non-profit, volunteer 11uppon group
which U)!>ISls abu~cd and neglected
1:h1ldren in the Orange C.ounty
JU"cn1lc court 11y~tc:m.
Chl1drc:n can stiow off their
H.tllov.ccn CO)lumcs 1n a "1i h1on
show to be lcJ by Barney, DatmJn
and Aladdm'> Prince~ J;a\mmc.
There will abo be pump~1n
decorating. ma'k ma~ing. balloon
trid.), fa ce p:.11n1ing and trick or
treating.
Admission I) S JO for ch1ldrcn, for
SIS for :idulb. For more.:
mformataon, call 99~~7. 111 GOSLING (642-6619), a new children's
boutique, hai opened m 1he We11tcliff
Shopping Center an Ncwpon Beach.
Th~ Go:r.llna offc:() 1rad11ional clo1hinJ for
Infants 10 children sizes, shoes. and a nacc
aclcetaon of gift Items for baby •howco.
oeadllne nears fo_r sellers' apace reservations ..
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21·23 from 7 am. to 4 p.m Sellers
wbhing to participate during
Bnt Du11 •P~•n 1bursd•)'S •nd SoturduJs.
"11tlbt'r 1ou'n • mtrtbant or • 1bopptr, JI
fOU lnow ol • 1ood buy, I'd lort to 1J•t JOU
IOm• publ/c/tf . C•I/ mt at $4().1114, fu lilt II
~110 or wrllt CD mt: But 8Ufl, D•llT
Pilot. JJO •¥. U•J' St., Co t• M t,., C•llf.
IZ6J1.
1 he deadline for rc!.Cl"lllion)
approaches, as Oct 1 S is the la t
d.a)' ,cfler\ c.in rcscl"\'e a pace at
the Oran&c County Mar~ctplacc for
the r nda)·ICtcr·Thanlu11vin&
shopping day o" Nov. 26 -the
big~t 1hoppin1 day of the year,
marketplace omcials uid.
Ju~t d1ys bcrore Chri~tmas. the
marketpl3ce will also be open Dec.
th~ last·d11ch shopping day) may
alM> 1pply -the deadline for
resct\'eJ Marketplace space• is
Nov. 30.
Appliciuions for both c\cnu ire
available at the information booth
at the west end J>f raw 0 every
S:uurday ond Sund.ay.
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Back BIY •s
begin Salll'day
With an eye toward
introduc:in1 residents 10 1hc
"1ldhrc that inhabits the
Upper Newpon Bay, the first
Dack Bay tour of the iea~n
wall be held Saturd:iy.
This marls the 26th year
that f'ncnds of Newport 83)
h:we oUcred the free waJkina
lours
Guides will show orr the
area•, plant life and describe
its history ind acology.
Shorebird • osprey, herons.
c1reu and C\ICn Perc:Jfinc
(aJrons arc somellmcs seen
durins the tours.
Tours aroups will beJin
lcavina every IS minu1c-s
u1rtln1 at 9 a.m. antil IO:U
a.m. The poups will meet 11
the intcn.cc1lon of Ea.st Blurr
Drive and Bick D )' Road.
Tashji:an sa~ he i1 auiJed by advice he wa gM n
in Jerusalem as he prepared 10 lc:a\e for America
"l was told, 'You arc coma to a coun&ry thit is \Cf1
big and there arc a lot of other peoples there. 11·, li~c
a aapestry v.1th m.>n) beaut1f ul colon. Go and m:ai..c
this tapcs1ry more bcJutiful ·That\ v.h1t v.e 'rc tf)•ng
to do.''
JJlld book Ille lllllefttl .......
Friends or Cos11 Mesa l:.lbraric.s will h Id -
used book sale outs.de the Mesa Verde Library
on Oct. 16 from 9 am. to 3 pm.
Hardw.cn iUtd trade pipcrt\ cks will be on
u.le for St. rcaular papcrb cks anJ records ore 50
cents.. anJ ctnldrcn·, books and maauinc arc a
quanc~ •
The "199-i Meno( Mystery" ca.lend r.a
non-profit pubhtation created to ntse money for
public libnaric • Yt'11l also be Otl u.Je . The library i
loc:ncd 11 the corner Baker Street and Mesa
Verde Drive.
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The Oranae County Public Ubrary )'Item is
ho 1in1 Y.celly uory proanms and other cvcnu at
the Co$ta Mesa Libr1ry locatcJ on Park A~cnue.
Storytimc -Nith prcschoolen is held on
Wednesdays at 11:30 a.m. and a fam ily torytime
will be held on Saturday, Oct. 23 1t 11 a.m. Kjck
in kindcrpncn throu&b &Jade 6 may JOin &he Top
SCcre& A(ter School Oub Thundays •• 3:30 p.m.
Oames. pri.ta and i book aiveaw1y ~ill bcr.rt
of the H1lbwcen carnival on Thunday. Oc&. l 11
3:.30 p.m. For more inConnatioo. caU 646-~
NUCILM cee'IA-
A new IJOU.J) called · ~ricnds ol REAO/Oranac
County hu been cstablilbed
to provide financial
retOWccs, public awarcncu
and ~lion tel\'iccs for
Oranse County Publtc Ut>-
ra~·· fiBt litcra~ .Pr"O&r•m
-READ/Oranae County. ~
The botrd o( dirccton for
the friends 11oup wiU be
headed by County Octk
Oary Oran~lle of Oran.ic.
Other board members
include Scott Cheney of
Orange, Uteracy coordinlltor
for READ/Onn,c County,
ex.ccutive director; Carol
Ball of Costa Mesa, literacy
apok~spcnon. vice
prcsjdcnt; Erika Kotite of
Corona de Mar, 1enior
editor of Entrepreneur -
Mapzi.nc, secretary: Chris
Miur of Lacuna Niguel,
C.P.A. with Muth & Co.,
treasurer; Melinda Speak of
Laguna Niauel, sales man•·
&er for HaJlm:ark. director;
and DoMa Knifsend, a
Silverado attorney, director.
f und·raising projecu will
include purchasin1 com·
putcrs. training materi~Js,
orpniz.in1 tuton and
buildin& community support.
For more information,
call 566-3070.
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T be cam~ian aaawt the Vouchtr lni· anli"'°"'hu folb u.y, q~lC li&craU,, tJw hu forced U6 lo loQk at tbc ~ we do buii·
tiatlve it cnoqh to make you dim·wiucd parcnli need LO =cted ncM. We knoW public cducatioa llo't what
vote for it. (rom 1Cndifta their kids LO I NA by it ihould be. We Geed LO unle the full
I 1till haven't beard word-one. abOut thC witcbca or felons (or both!), I.he tcmptalioa potential of the thouAdds Ot dcdtcatcci pro-
vinua ol public Fducation. Instead, we &ct to pWI the lever fur ••Parental Choic:C" ii lession I i4 our public 'ctiools. Here'• h •
' an•"'*-Win& of com· 11ea1. , .. Peter Ucberrolh (or someone bkc him)
mcrdall ObftdC"1CcndinsJ1 If the "No on Propo1ihon 17'" •peopae hu agreed to head a bluc·ribbon pubhc cd·
wamin1 us about the evils were in touch with t\icr•&• p rents, here's ucation ta k force whole rccommcndatloru
of private school$: no : bow they would put •oeclhcr a commercial: -which ~ill hkcly include a dra tic red ,.
ivies, no rc1utations. no First. recruit an earnest parent who heads tion in ~crhcad •. t~ elimination of oncrom
111tc·impoted '"nd:ar_d_s_· --~~• f1A somewhere in.. California. Have him . red tape, nd the intlOduction of mcr't· .
prccisety tlie tJ\ina,s tll:at or her ~ook darcetly.Jnto c camcra.~Hcre .. 1 bu$Cd pay ror teactlen -will no doubt rev·
make private schools so 1u· the scnpt: . . olutioniic public education in Cahforni .
tractive. "The \Ouchcr ini1i tive, °' wrincn, isn't We'll ha\ie the rcpon in hand -.i1hin one The commercial arc )'Car and will -.ork hard to make swe C\Cry countcr·intuiti~e. Who the M>lution to our problems in public cdu-single recommendation is foll~cd.
ho Id i.A h • · h cation. California is too big of a tell tube s u ~·OW w at s tn t c "Our •oal will be toJiive Californi• '"tu-"-~ · ' hiJd for one or the· mou criticat educational ex-• ... • ~~• inlcrnt OJ our c · dents the best public c ucation-in tM
h ,. pcriments in the United Suues. We can't rcn:/arents or t e tater. v.orld We needed this wale-up call h 's dif-
1, • · p · · risk out cruld's future on somcthins so rlth. fi IMIJUlC rope>s111on .._, 1cult to brina chanJe to ~uch a big bureau·
174' proponents love those "But the \iOucbcr initi:uivc is 1 blessin1 cracy, but we'll do at -for our children's
commercials. When the for us who believe in public cduc•tio~. It sake.
"Meet A Date ... Get Your Mate
The V~ice Mail Way"
CoN,IZUIN17AJ, lNPoDUJTON
Out Service Appeala To All Lilettylel
Muat Be 18 Year Olcl
71 I fi 17 • 71 Ctft
"'Ibe journey was dangerous .. ·.
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1t c d\ls -DOI the next bat th1oC I spir•
itcd dd nse ot public education . .J.-
wc SC1 honw ''°ria about the booic1'8C8
who will ntft prJvalC llCbooJs ud IOIMMw
con uth· r~at puenu out ot tlwlt
S2,600 ~her.
Oe,pitc thc.c blundc the wuchcr · i-
llVC wilfliiT ui NO\icmt>Cr. Bis·tunc. ~oters
Ile ~m n and ,cncraJly Steer away from
h rmful le • buon. But the voucher will be
b ck -asain and in -eotirel1 because
-.c'rc not mal1n1 aay fund mental cban1cs
in our Oa-.ed public tducation sy;tem.
Too bad. bcolllc someday, no amount of
scare tactics ""ill stop a better-written
\Ou'-her 1nitiati\c from p in1
You can't say you .. crcn't v.uoed.
mUJ•aa LobithU u t•r tdltor.
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Book Signing
Saturday~ Oct. 9th
10:30am • 12:3~
Deborah Nourse Lattimore
Author/Illustrator
will be signing her new book
The F~ of Peace: A .Tak of the Aztto-
Thc Children's Boobhoppc
In W cstcliff Court
675-1424
1831 W cstcliff Or. · Newport Beach
Wanna place a classified ad? Call 642·5678.
• HOMEOWNERS. ·WITH LOW APPRAISALS i I -I D W...t to Retl but think Voll can't? I
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D Did Voll buw VoUr home from 1989--1991? · I
D Did Voll put 20% or more clown? I
D .. Vol.II' ll1tere•t nde over 9% I
We tnmr be Mrl• to Reftnance Voll' property up· I
· to 100% of H'• curnH1t value! · I
18-20 or 30 v .. r Fixed ntas to $850,0001 1
I Call for details now: 1 STEVE EHLE I (714) 675-8866 Office or 24 Hr. Pager (714) 237-5536 I . : ,. -..z=.::·;.:w · ii :
I ( )1 C .il 1torn1.1 Meaiber fDtC I
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PRODUCE
"H ome of
Orange County's
FINEST PRODUCE
Farmers Market ----~----------------
at Atrium Court
FASHION ISLAND
<ftN MON..SAT. MIAM • tJtPM
. OPEN MIAM ·_,. ,----------, I CO PO I
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I GRANFORNO I
I BREADSTICKS I I I
i " FREE l I I I .._,._aimn.__ ,1
1 1 iWili1fUa .. ;ts ·· _.11w,.t r I ...._1._._,... I
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Ne&Y .
M.UUN IEJlGa<>N: Marian
~ Id tpeak at a llUIChcoft 10
buclk Lbc 8-Jboa Yacht Oub'• JuAior
Saiilq Proartm at &he club at 12:4$
p.m. Bcrsnoo wilJ be 'P'.C kUla Oft
Women in Pulttica. The co.t la SIS.
For more i11formatioo oC-reservations,
caJJ 67J..3$1S
CONSERVANCY DD.ATE: Should &he
Chy of Newpon Bcldl U1CU rcsldcolS
and bu~ to finance the P.urch1tsc
ofNcwporter lllOi'tli and CasiAWllys to
Crcscrvc thal tand as open space part
and? The debate is rree and
spont0red by 1be Corona del Mar
Residents A.uoaation. Members and
pcstl arc invit~ and arc cncourascd
LO bnn& questions. Please con1act
Debra Allen at 5S8-699l for more
information.
IAIUDAY
WA.UONG TOURS: Fnends of
Newport Bay will conduct their Cim
walllina tour of the season startm& at 9
Lm. The Upper B;ay tours begin _near
the intersection of East Bluff Drive
and Back Bay Road and last lS
minutes. The wt tour le~• .at lO:lS
o.m. No cllu1e.
ClllLDJU:N'S BOOK SIGNING: •
Children's author Ocbonah Nounc
Lauimorc will be •ipjna her "The
Sailor who Otptured the Sea .. and
"Punia" at 1he Children's Boobboppc
Sili cone G e l Implant Symposiun1
,Saturday, October 9th 8am -1pm
Spon8ored by: oc er.. CMoat Cc..., •
the AmertC8n C.9Cel' Sod91y.
Held At: st. Joseph Hoepttal In Orange
The symposium entftled "A Maner of Choice .. wl ~
the most current lnfonnation on the gel ~ coilllowny.
CME & CEU crtdb oftnd. Ad11Dlb1 II $15
For R•••Nlltlone Cell 714 .. t.1..a
Western ·Waste Industries ~,,__ SINCE 1957
Sm.mi Uniral and SoMth Oron,e Couniy
Specdiring In
Trash Haulu-e
Pc:irciblc T01lca
~
To1icuay Power
SCDl'aF Be-.
OBceTrai.lm
Rmr-A·Bin
16281 Unstn.aioo Circle W~ Irvine 857-0523
Corne Celebrate
our 35th Anniversary
25 °/o to 40°/o off ..
on selected merchandise
from our stock
Now thru Oct. 9th
Plus a Special Offering
from an outstanding
Opal Collection
CHARLES H. BARR
•HIAY
WALK·A·TllON: "Walk on &he Wild
Side," a rive. or thrcc·mik wart. •UI
lake plxe at the C.itawa)'I in
N~ BcKb. All proceeds will eo
the Newport Conservancy. Call
S.CS.1433 r0t mote IA!oanation.
WGH SCllOOL CELEIUtATJON:
Harbor View School of Corona dcl
Mar is cclcbnatina Its 40lb birthday. •
The AJl·Amcrican ~ Qorus will
perform in conccr1. Tidcc11 arc SS. For
more information call 67.5-8643.
Ma•&Y
PAJAMA StORmM&: Three· to
7.,cal°"Oldl are irivitcd ao brina their
~~ aro-a-up1. blankets and
stuffed 1nimall 10 Pljama S&cxytimc
v.alh JtOl)'lellcr Barbara Klein.
bc1innin1 at 7 p.m. The proiram will
be otrcrcd on Monda) even np
throup NOYCmbcr.
TUUOAY
BUSINESS PLANNING SEMINAR:
''BllS!ncu Plannlnc: 'The Future A.in'&
What IC UKd To Bc;Lir r~ ~nlna
scminM presented by Circa M. Walker
of McCVe ~1cs. will Coc:us on tflt
ru1urc or business plannlna. It ¥fill be
held in the Community Roocra a1 ~
DANCE LESSONS
CLASSICAL ~G
Ballet · Pointe • Pas de dewr • Juz
Ages 3 -Professional
....... "'
IUGISON INAl(S: Marian Be,..,.. will be tM fcaharccl spcakn
at t~ 8aJtlol Bay Rcpublicu Wocnu
Federated IKCliftl. ncre la a SSS
chlfll for lunch at &he 8albOa Bay
Oub. For mc>ft, call 645'9tl7. .. •
LEcnJR£ ON SLEEP DlSOIU>£RS:
"Uvina with Sleep Apnca. .. • lceturc
and discussion by Or. Pawl A. Sclttky,
a pcaaliu in sleep disorders. v.111 take
pl3C'C between 7 and 9 p m. at Hoaa
Hos.pitaJ. AdmiuJon is free. Contact
7fJ0.2070 ror more in(orm.Jtion
TMUUDAY, OCJ. 14
5.5 ALIVE MA1'URE" DRIVINC: MRP
is offerina cluscs ror ma1uic dri\-crs at
1hc Ouis Senior Center in Corona dcl
. POINIS NBona
'~flNANCl/11.URCllAll
• CHOOSE YOUR LOAN • 0 Low or No .CIOsilg Costs
8Hlgll• loal-to-Y~ 1p to -100%
f)Easy Wftiag St_...
24 Mn o "1y • (1141 SS3·9211
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Mortaaae & LOOll A~ J&l:.. &deer/No APR Oua9ld
Right~ Ila• Cozaaar
Ocloller 1d -30111 ~
From ~ doublc-hungs to bent gtw -a:aoer windows.
standud m to custom. no one offers you more Saability,
more ~ more ways to expras younclf' in wood and
glass than Malvin.
For a limited · , we arc
offering tru=d sale prices oo OYCr s.cro styles
and shapes of Marvin
Wmdows and patio doors.
We'll eYC11 ~)"OU a sale
price Oil umts built to )'O'.&r .fications. ~ r
Take advantaec of spccia~ values on bows. bays, ti~
round tops. and other stylea too.
2920 Redhill Ave., COsta Mesa .
(714) 754-1847 • FAX (714) 241-3976
MONEY
FUNDERS
MORTGAGE
has over 50 loan
programs from
'1/hlcn to choose
Take Ad¥
of the Lowest
Interest Rate&
In 25 years!·
71
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Tlae ~ wants the csty
eo 1NJ the propertiei ror SS8.3
....,. -a pricic 20 percent
WIOw Jnatkct value -and de·
..,., tbe three palcel u a huge
~ I.hey uy would be NeWJ!Ort's
CdtCrpiccio. .
To the Consel'\iancy, The Irvine
()). •• dedication of 60 percent or
the propc:rty is like acttin& • dia-
nibnct W1thout th"e aetlina.
TbC tiuy wouHJ ~t ~inglc·family
bomeownc:rs $120 J>(:r year for 30
yeant for a to1oJ p3yo(J of about
S160 million -an all·inc:lu ive
price tat 1h11 includes in1crcst,
COlll of beautifyina the land and
maintenance for 30 yean.'
At leut 60 percent oC the voters
must approve the measure for the
counciJ to ~n consider it. Even il
it'• appfO\-cd. if 50 ~rcent of the
dtf1 propcny ownen ~ the
~ iin writlft&, h will be dead in 1ht water.
All bu1 one penon •hO at·
tended the debarc 1eerned uninter·
c11ed in what uhimately wW tup-
pen to the Pl'OpC'rty if Meaauc A
rails and The (nine C.o. proceed
with plans 10 build more than 300
town homes.
lnJtcad, rcsid~ts talked dollars
and sense, wanting to knoW tht
an wcri to questions 1uch u:
• ls there any written auarantce
that my-tun"Won't"be r.tlsect even
higher than what's proposed?
Shelton said it's very unlikely a
future council ever wouJJ raiie the
assessment, but Hendrickson
pointed out there is nothing in
writina that auarantccs it from
happening.
"There is no lid on the asses.s-
mcnt." he said. contrary to what
has been implied bf Consenlancy
li1erature. "It cnay be well that it
Clltl Mia ....... Centelt ta mt Clllna --
The C.OSta Maa Senior Centet will host its third ·annual casino
niJht from "4 to 8 p.m. Oct. ~. A S20 donatien at the door in·
eludes the cost or dinMr, S50 in gambling chips-and opportunity
prizes. All proceeds help support operations for the t'en1cr located
at 69S West 19th St. For more information, call 645-2356.
BOOK
SHOP
WOA 'I 10 .,.. bul tha& '1 llOI a lnlC opi•ioa oa I.be issue.
statement. C..rvancy membcri m.airnain
• Could a futuic couftcu dcddc lbal 1enanu rraliic they may face
to lease lhc land to a developer, a amall rcat incttuc if lhe mca-
evcn lf vottn buy it under the lute ii approved, pointina out they
promise it llways will remain ua-have the siaht ~c and n ct
polled? 1hernttlvcs'be heard No¥. 2.
Shelton ' id that would DOI ha~ The Alliance bu id the bike
pen, but HcnJridsoo uid it could v.'OUld affect retailers 1he most.
because there currently i1 no le-1ne:.t>alling their lfJUmcnt lo say
plly apprond plu for whit the it would mean hiibcr rents at
city could do with lbe property if Fashion Island and hiahcr prices ·
it is purchased. for consumers. who may decide to
• Won't lbe increase be passed go to South Coa!>l Pl:ua in Co)ta
11long to t~nut And how WitH Mcsa.:-....----
affcct re1aiters? A larie portion of .the deb:ne
• 11GeneraJly speakin1: it a land· centered oround the Circulation
lord is doina his job as a l:tndlord, lmprovtmcnl and Open Space
he wiJI charJe what the market Agreement, more commonly called
~iJI bear.'' siud Tom Redwitz. vice the CIOSA (pronounced "1ec-oh-
prcsiden1 or land development for suh"), the result of l\\O years' ne·
The ln1ne Co., when asked his . gotiations between the city and ..
----· OcMW 7, 1-
The Irvine Co ud ~ huA+ M .. SI~ .._ .... ciW Im
drcd paac$ of oft"Jdal CcMronmca• lrl Midc for pW ... '?:' t• ..
tal f'q'Ort • .oc beea nr...tced ....,
The ....
The lni~~n~ r=-1a ~ ~arihik. aa u cartilf ..._
vclop he Cutawaya Pd • al tbc Villa Nova aaa.....
porter North. wiU pnscM: the tp08*Xcd by Speak Up Newpoti.
bluffs, bay aod other xrwlivc ooc rcUdcnt Aid he bu fiprcd
arc of the propeny and doc.ate out a y co b")' lbe propeny few
f rvc acres Cor a recreation area. noth1nl. ·
The Conservancy plan aJk.Jwl 10 He ~cd tupayen pay the
acre' for a rcereaooa field. k:yY upront in a lump ol
Neither the CIOSA nor the St ,,SO. Whida ,ii an altem•tive. He
Conse~ plan pinpoints fun wd they coWd then" buy a $1,(XX)
for d~elopiag the rc.acation_.aru., boQd l\.elp fUlHCC ,..tJ~e--oprojee I -t
v.hich one woman said she ~cu and cllh it in for Sl.SOO 30 yearl
to sec if 1he measure passc • later.
She said she's alJ for open ''That way, it ~ouldn't cost )'OU
~cc. as long as some Q( it is 1 cent, .. be said. ·
m3de into a tangJl>le pult and not ·~at's a very uneUipnt idea."
prcsened as wilderness. said Harold Jasper, who repre-
City Manager Kevin Murphy 5enled the l&lplyer'5 alliance.
1he ~~For Alts & 1Jatk8 TrllMq
AdJts 18 )t!trS + '45 mot-ill ')
Kids 5-17 )eaS '2S mor'11
{114} 545-5159 -~
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Mondly thmu~h Fndly
9-JM-4pm
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~ M:minars will focu~ upon treatment
option.\ in dtffkuh ca~~ of mfcrt1hry
Topia tow dhauud:
• l -< Of fl'rtah() Dru~ & A1t1fid•d ln.'<'11111\JUon
• l\'F-GIIT
• Trt" • .mng ~( men mt-r ill Yt>ar. Old
• Treaung Rt'"IL..Unt \1.ile lnfrruhf)
• ~rrogate P.m.·ntmg
• Egg DonallOO
• upar<:N:opte "1<1 Ll'<T Su~
' \I I HP " nc I O IH H I 1 • • ..'. " p 111
11IE WFSl1N soum OOAST PIAZA
686 AnLQn Boult'\-ard. (~ Moa
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31.65..HARBOR BLVD • COSTA MESA
~ Block South d 405
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wid'I Country Mulic T•rilial&. Get men than a casta ol t c~ and &ood heakh
on n.. TV Food Netwoftc. And folow spora to the limit-end~ wld\ ESPNl.
facurq today's hot MW 1pOtU and ~ spons MWS. Then car ~ fof" exCltl C Prime
Tdlet spotU action wkt'I che LA Labn. the LA l(.,.s and che M" Duda d ~
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• «•I lf9TN I ATION ... ...., $4.ts-s.. .... $1SJ9
October
• Aclp 'TU Y~ Drop, Oct. 7·8, ~-ol ATSC boutiqllft •nd -.......Uo • ~ Bay Oub, Newport e.c:h, $S pp. Phone 721-4210.
1--'-diX_.I.::: .. Tl.\. Cd.!; QtOC o.i.... ol Qlild In Lapu Bt-.c:h l'hoN SJ2.a67S. .
•Hult.,, PMft, Oct 9, ~1gnmg Women ol M Institute ol Sou~n
CMilomla d.nnef caner at unlet 0141>.
C.mQ Mesa. BT S 1 75 pp Cont.Id Btbl
~·93.9393
• 4CMh litthd.ly, Oct 10, .C·6 30 pm.,
HarbQr View fletMn&.Jry School ~tion with All ~nc•n ~" Chorus ~ CGloN del MM, SS. Phone 76o-H72.
• C&dslne fanwr x. Oct. 10 •t 6 pm~
0C PhtlhMmonic ~. '"" rrsuurants, ~la vinwn .1t Crran 1rsiden«.
Santi AN Hrigllts Cont.let Miry P.11rk,
60-2336. •hod fair and Winr Tuting. Oct 14
It B:30 p.m , Food O.w1bul100 Cenler culiNrv ~1Rtits .lt (f)~I Court SJO pp.
'910M '771· fl•O
•Home Tour and Cift faitt, Oct 1 S,
10 a.m.·9 p.m , CHOC l1ttl~1 Angf'l
C.Uild In Yo<b.t l1ndJ nJd An,lwim ~lill~
Phone 532·8675
•Comedy Night. CX1 16 't 8 pm ~ Community ~Ke P1ograms prl'1ot"nU
~n 8111 Engv'll " UC lrw"lt •~n
Ew-nt Centet S 15 pp Contalt l1nd.t •
Fedrick, 250.0..88
• hnelit, Oct 16. 6 30 pm 1 :i m St
~ Hosptul Found.J11on d1nnrr dJoce
and rn~.n·ment feJtunng O.i\t) C.11nc!'s
and Pam Oa~~ •t An•he•m Holton •nd
Towrn. U OO pp 8 r Coo1x1 MJrgo
johnson, 771 ·82 ll
• MUln& a World of Differtnu. Oct
16 at 7:30 pm , Irvine Barclay ltleatre
tn.nttts' J"I. fe.Uurn 1ntern.lh<>NI food
'nd mus.c ol ~ ... ~rs 8r.u1I .ll 18T fltau and CMng Hall S 125 pp Phone
85 ..... 607.
• ~Y Supper .ii The Riu, Oct 17 at
5:30 p.m .. UC lrvmt Oinic;tl Colncer
Centet at Ritz ~ur.11nt, Newpon Bt-ach.
•Oinntr at PuaJ. Oct 17, FOCIS •
French P~le meal .it renowned
ColU Mesa r~ur•nt S85 pp Cont.Kl
£fJSU Udlcolr. M0.5388.
• Communlly W.tllc: Oct 17 •t 9 a m ..
CHOC P.tdflnos and Otsnryland 3·S mi~
fun ~~ around South <:out P\ua metro .arra, COsu Mew Phone 532-3683
• Golf Clu.lk, Oct. 18 at 10 a m , OiOC P~inOI touma~ 11 £1 Nipt
Country Oub, uguna Niguel. flhonti
Sll.a683.
• l:hftttmu eom.,,...1, Oct. l 9 21 .
junior Wp ol oc sp.c»lty lhoppinJ
boutique at OC fa~ C.O.U Mesa.
SS pp. Phone 261-0823.
• AntJqun, EtJQ~tl• and Table Settinp
fot the '909, Od 20 at 5:30 p.m .. JunlOf
Leap ol OC ~ and lecturt sltde
. IUFFELL'S
IPllLSTEIY llC. .......... c-. ....
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(714) 541J..5119
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S.5%/
GtMuattuftl I JHT
NOFE£81
• NO SALE CHARGES!
G .......... PrllM ... a lat.eretea ....
, Pree with DO obU~ • w •ill
tMiJ f08 I Clllcat ... a..
.. Lil• 1....-.nco ......, and
....... flt~. b)' .... wt.htl COMumcr .t~~-Plul
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C.U NW for more mfonielicMl f
1'ol Pree 1..80C)..994-7284
Le.I c.o. 714-241-7770
.... • oc ,.~ ca.a
pp. PhaM 2614117.
115
• '1A ,.._ T~ 26. '10 a.a.~
p tn.. CDM HWt '°"" Ol IW ~ lucfi.Md CorOf\I Dal MM
hocnn. lundt. ShtnNn ~ us
pp Cont.Id ~ Sloty. 1J~91S2'
... ttewt _, Sole Quale, Oct JO,
~ Heart Awl ~ ""'Of ric» at~ Ctnlff, tMM. Phone
856-3SSS.
• f~ In P11 , Ocl 30 at 6 p m.. • s.nct~ ol tblt Mcrnoti.\I HoipiL.tf din~r ·d.lnce at Four ~asons. ~
k.x:h. BT or ~-Sl50 ~ couple.
Phone ll9·S682.
8 H~ with the Altron&&IU, Oct
30, Pde °'°'ale a ttr-concftt ~ion at Wfttin South Co;aw PLua, (QIU ~.
C.Udd mem!>M. $20. Non·membcrs. S2S •
Phone 968· 10..8
8 Ar1bW. Nights, Oct. 30, FUNOSY
dinner, auction Md Ink Sl)OU undrf t nt
at WCl&Mect 5.inu An&. ilOO pp. BT.
Phone 953-3694.
8 Pump,lns and P~. Oct. Jl, 9
a.m.·noon, CASA and CAST I t.tllowt.-en
party ai Ctysta1 Court, South ~ Pl.w,
Costa Mew. Childten, S 1 O. Adults, S 1 S.
ftM>Oe 993-6687
November
• C~ebtity CoU Tournament. Nov 1, Flore~ Ctitteoton ~as Sra Circle
Auxiltart M S.nta AN Countty Oub.
Pholoe 680-3200.
•A Very Choke AirAlr, Nov. 2. Fr~nd'
fot Pl.lMed Parenthood luncheon tand
Sf>l'•ker at le Me-rtd!C'ft, ~ ~ac.ti.
SSO pp. Phone 675-IS67i.
LOANS
Buying• Selling
PAYING TOP
DOLLAR FOR
•DIAMONDS
•ROLEX
WATCHES
•JEWELRY
•
.... TM. .......... OtOC Mid Hiller lit Li~ .. ,._.4)J"'67S
• '•1 bit CeW"a1l11:. Now. 6, ~ lJnMi1ly. ~ ManjQU
C.ontacl aa.h w~ :512-6075. • °""" ,... ... ......, r ... NOw. 10, 2..-pm . ex Wvalion Al~:h:1 11 CtUn l'ftidenclf, 5.wa AM y
"'~ only. ~ 5-t<t<)92
• OlftMf at Aneonello, /'bf. 1 ), fOCIS
NoMcrn lt.lJQn menu iM Co.ti Mew
r~ sas pp...Contxt Lok~
760-llM.
• High TH and~. Nov. t.4,
4 6 p,,, le.~~~ Chcwale at
l.oitul '~ ~ e.idl. >.wmben, S17; ne>n·mcm~ S22.
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la our dty ncully oo 1 Tuesday throupout the county ol!erina the up • Burnto Supreme and Diet •
...._ we eormally dida'a have 1 service. So far they ha¥en't aottcn Pcpli from Teco BeU jult bdore IM~ «*&. IO it WIS fruitful 1ny response, but officials aay it's the ride -rouply five minutes -
rtpt away." still too e11ly for 1 response. we cruised from Huotin11on H11·
$iMe bl conception. aU ABLE officials Mid thoy would bor to Rancho Sant.a MarpritL
.,,. .... fly hdicopters on -wckome p~rticipation Crom or ~urse ... v.c toot the. Iona
rotatiH lhifta over both chics and nejahborina Ncwporc Beach and way: • kammfng the COJStllnes o_f :--.. • . HuntingJOflJand ~_cuttJog counry: ueu daily fmm 8-3 A.1•a..~=Ariaheam whacb...also ~~ lcr~ CoSta Mesa to the San
SO iiere fl ncarty always 1 hclicop!crs, but bot.h cat1es 1eem to Diego Frc~ay to watch the hcl~cr lft the air u an extra be w1111na In the wanes Cot the planes l<indin& below us ot John
let o( e)a that otra.cen on the P~ 10 ~ct orr the pound. . Wayne Airpon and (oll~ing the ..
pound can rely on. We vc hired a new ~ice chief freeway south O\ler lNinc.
.. We do everythlna that a patrol and when be joined the city, l I Oew over my cdi&or's house -
offker would do. but we can scan sugested be 1oOk ll the proposed · I think I even saw your kids run-
mlles of streets in just a matter of sroup at the time," Newport ning home !tom school, Ste~c. I
aecondl," Hupp said. Beach City Manaicr Kevin paucd O\lcr my old omcc in Mis~ 1'hC concept for ABLE was Murphy Aid. "He is in the~ sion Viejo and b ck toward my old
dcYdopcd rwo yean aao by the of rcvicwina it and l'JI be setting stomping grounds in R;ancho S:inta
three department beads u 1 way his opinion on what to do in the Mar11ma. Then we 1hckd over
to rc1ion1lize aerviccs.. Between next 30 days." ~ lhe tops or the million-doll:ir
November 1991 and Januat)' 1992. Until lhcn, officer& in the air homes ~n Colo de Caza:
the agencies ran the reaional ate lcamin& to canvass new plains. N~ h~gh-speed p~rsuats,. no .bur·
procram on a test basis to sec if Officials conliouc to JO throuJh glaraes Jn proaress JUSt a J<1'f ndc.
such a anlnt nrw•nizatioo would extensive cross·tnUnina on bow to Deross the county. Thuks guys, 11
r' -.... was blast!
work. patrol the ctty or county ·~ that And yes they paid me to do
The main aoat for officials was lS new to them. In the conun1 this. '
improvi.na service by expanding months, Costa Mesa and c:uveraae with more aitcnft and Huntington Beach offtcen will
T bey call h lhc Sund:ay
Snoop. h 's n event billed
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ally, it'' a oncc-in·a·lifctimc
chance to chcc ou11hc. tnterio4
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or some of the
vcat rei.idcnces
in lhe area. So 1r
you're the rypc
who in i ts on
1rick-or-t1eatin1
with your child
on Halloween
just to get a look
ifl.)ide your
neighbor~· hous·
cs. this 1s the
e'ent of the year.
The bc!>t part is
that the admis·
"on fee or $1 5 (af
ordered an ad-
vance, $18 on the day of the
evenl) bcntfiu COPE, .l i.heher
reducing COits by of!crina the learn how to 1>3ltol the
service fot a -price to cities unincorporated mountain atcas to
throuahout the county. spot possible rescues. The
"Durina the test period, we mountains hove ltaditionaJly been
C•e•taJ
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provided the helicopter service 10 patrolled by the Sherifrs
any city in the county who asked Department.
for help, free of charie 10 sec if Besides new areas, not much G~
Monthly Paymeat At
ABSOLUTELY NO COST!
we could 1c:tually do this," said LI. bas changed for the boys in blue
Tom Wamack, who heads ABLE who roam the wild blue yonder. CoD Today For o Free Consoltotaon -.'i:::a.: °' for the Costa Mesa Police "h's hnrd to outrun the lighl
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sut¥Cy, we Cot a lot or posati\IC omccr Jim Golfos, 3 helicopter
comments from law cnforcemcnc pilot for (:o)ta Mesa. ''Somclimcs 5031 Birch Ave., Suite E, Newport Beach
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Tour buses will lca~c Corona del · •
Mar High ~t t1iin1 panid~
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BER 19, 20, 21, 22
at the
• Oc:ktber 7, 1113
are
II toll real
lor actors
T he dram 1hls rcpcraory
comp ny performs arc all
orig'in I, aU remarkably
perceptive and plcndidly ~riuen
by Robcr1 Knapp. The staging by
Don Laffoon i minimalb1 ye1
innovative.
-But wh • thci.c Stop Gap pla)'
arc abou .• e<> you the sh1\ers:
d3tc rape \IDS, teen-age drug
addiction, le~n-;1gc pregnancy.
racial prc:j.id1cc, alcoholic pJrcn1s
Some of the ac1ors give you a
jolt, too.
Herc's this really handsome,
super-clcnn-cut kid who could so
easily be your son or your
grandson. You swallow hard when ·
he introduces himself to the
audie nce tha1 filled Sou1h Coast
Repcrlory's Maimtagc thca1cr 1hc
"othei' night:
"My name is Mark I'm 17 and I
started using drugs ''hen I was 1.i.
Some of the drugs I've used arc
alcohol, marijuana, cocJinc, crad.
cocaine and LSD."
Then bcrc's this \Cf) prcll)
,.. ....
On the
Coast
little girl -J
re al cu11e, you
1h1nl.. -'>'llh
long. str:ugh1
blond hair and
)OU gulp again
when 'he telb
)OU
"\h name 1~
Tan>a I'm 18
and I s1ancd
using drugs when
I was 12. Some of
1hc drugs I've
used arc ... " and
she rallies off a
list of just about
every mind-messing substance
you've ever heard of.
Chris has dark hair and she's
taller than Tanya. But her story's
just as unnel'\lng, her list of drugs
just as appalling
Thc!IC 1ntroduc11ons arc not part
of the scnpt The kids and their
experiences arc f rightcningly real.
What adcts to the shock is ~hen
you look at them and realize they
could have been plucled right off
lhc campus of any high .>chool or
middle school 1n the
Newport-Mesa d1stnc1 I-or all 1
know, they were.
Right now, though, they're in
drug rehab at Phoenix House An
imponanl pnrt of their therapy is
playing the roles of recovering ·
addicts in "Under Pressure," a
Stop Gap production dealing with
tccn·aac substnnc.c abuse nnd 1hc
family-dysfunction' problems 1 hat
often contribute 10 11
Stop Gnp plays don't get
reviewed in the ncw!>pJJ)~r\
Except for the spec1.1I. once a-) car
Showcase night at SCR. )Ou "on't
M:e them in a 1hc:11cr
Bui Stop Gap wall be appearing
M>Oner or later in n cl3ssroom nc:.ir
you, &iving S<hool l..1ds unique
. iMaghts into some o( lhe hca\)
societal problems 1ha1 \urrounJ
them thcs1 da,ys
Stop Gap troupes also regular!)
10 to Children's Hosp11al, where
they help youngo;ters deal w11h
their cancer. cystic fibrom and
o ther tragic afn1c11ons.
T hey go to the Orangcwood
Home for abused and
neglected children. to the Florence
Ctillcnton Cenlcr for unwed
mothers and their babies. to senior
centers, to . . well. to n lot of
o ther places Ubl year they gave
5S8 performances and, I suspect,
aouc.hcd a lot of live!>
While the play's the thina. Stop
Oap also gets up clo c and .,,cry
personal. brinamg the aud1cntt -
never more than SO -in10 the act
with discussions and role-playing
after each performance.
Sometimes 1t cuts deep, s
happened at the Showcase. There
was quite a crowd from Phocn~
House on hand to upport Tanya,
Q\ri and Muk an their theatrical
debuts.
In the beginning. the Phoenix
bunch r.cemed c~ited. But u the
.ctor·addlc1s aot into their roles.
)OU could sec the othcn cha ngo.
illtey became quie1, serious, &rim·
I ifna&i11ed them think.ins;
.. Yu h. Been &here, done lbat."
, And maybe wondcria& if their
' ~ miJht have been dafTcrcnt it
Stop Gap bad come to lheit
tchool
lu OM (een·a er sakl: •1
remember a 1itne one ol !!'1 •
fNftdl wu dcitia ~nap iOa •• illlld M tb alcohol lhcn •• -Ibo
(iild). I ~ lhc II# th pl1y
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~-·IO JO'&." • ~: ·""' ...... ~ ftl'8••'1mf .... ftwl ta; wl ldld..,.
Thi.> is 'a lcucr to the editor in
regard &o ihe Oct. I ~tory,
"Mud-slinging 11mc:in council's
Newport Coo~ervancy dcb:uc."
Regardless of your pcrsoo l
opinion of Me:isun: A, for or
ag3inst, ull of Newport Bench
should be pro-Jean Watt.
My fir..t contact ~ith Jean
W:m W:lS in 1965 when my family
moved to Newport Beach. She
was my 12-ycar-old istcr's Girl
Scout leader. Fer the first lime in
my life, 1 was jealous of my
younger ~•stcr. I could drh·e and
she couldn't yet, bul she got 10
be in Mrs. Watt's Scout Troop.
Because of Jean Watt's
gcnerosil)' and C'Omm1tm cnt, my
sister enjoyed si..'< years o(
unforgcuablc scouting
experiences.
Jean \V,111 \\as then iand has
always bcc11 the cpnomc of
unsdfishnel>S. She hos spent tens
of thousands of hours graciously
and sclfle~!>ly s-etving the
commurul) \\C live in. 1 am .
.........
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nppalled that in return she is
being auackcd for her cff<?ns to
preser'e our en' ironmcnt.
My husband and 1 and our two
chalJren left California in 1989
and moved to Martha's Vineyard
Island in M3.)sachuscu.s. When
\\C bought our house there, "'e
"ere assessed 2 pcn:cnt of the
purch:J.l>c pnce. A mandatory f cc
collected b) the land bank, the
Island NJturc Con~n.Jncy.
0.-, Nt'C .. .,._,
Jean Watt, Newport Beach council member, visits with a wom;in about the Newport ConscrV~ncy.
Back Bay Mud
. --You can criticize Jean Watt's politics, not her character
faery 11mc Martha's Vineyard
property I) :.old. the land bank
collects '.! percent of th e selling
price. Thous:inds of dollars in
one lump sum The) don't offer
)OU the choice to pJ) SlO a
month or charge 11 lo your V1)a
card
In ordl!r tu preserve the special
quality ot the island and prc\cnt
o-..cr dc .. elopmenl of the
environmetlt, the lanJ bank
purchases l.lpen fields.
\\Jterfronb of their ch~mg As
a rc.>uh. ~ 1ai tha 's Vineyard is
one of the most beautiful places
in the \\Orld.
When 1he In.inc Company first
pos1cd their housing site sign on
the Casta\\ays property 1 wa
amazed. Like most of my friends.
I had gro'"n up assuming that the
city of Ne"-port Beach already
owned the property and that it
woulJ al"ays remain open space.
I am ashamed 10 admit that I
ha\en't tal..en the time to contact
Mrs. Wall and ~k ·ho\~ I could
help presel"\e the special place I
once agaan call home. 1 don't
think Newpor1 Deach need u
lahd bank like Martha's Vineyard
or any mor e•mandatory taxes.
We do, however, need more
people like Jean Wall.
SUSAN WILSON .. Nc\\port Beach
0 -I did not aucnd the Newport
Council meeting Sept. 27, nor <lid
4 ~ce :idcqu:ue lull coYCrage of
thal meeting b) )OUr nctwsp:iper.
Unfortunately, J do not have
cable TV. so I'm at a lo~
regJrding background
anforma11on for your bcla1cd Oct
I banner headline accusing
sundt). unidentified speakers of
mud-slinging m the Mca ure A
con1ro' ersy -or arc you
accu)ing them of sla.ndcr7
At an)' rate, I should like to
make these observ:ition,. ·1r the
pre~ guards its right to freedom
of speech and opposes 1.-ensorship
a!i it should, shouldn't 11 also
honor that nght for CJC'h citizen?
Most especially "he!) they stand
before their government bodies?
If any democracy is to remain
free from tyranny, the press must
not try·IO intimidate open,
hcnted, or e'en ugly public
debate, nor should it attempt to
manage, subdue or channel
debate into constricted political
cortectne~ or parlor demeanor.
Open, unintimidatcd polili~l
debate is our nation's last
salvation. It is our one and only
strength. No one knows 1hat
heller than the press.
REBA WILLIAMS
Nc\\port Beach
0
1\e never used the Readers
Ho1l1nc, but I think it's a darn
goo<l 1dc:i. I \c been -<cading
(Mc:isurc A oppo ition leader)
RanJy Johnson's ranting about
money long enough. Regarding
hb article Oct. 2. ''Co)t to
bu)mc:ss: $2.5 million yearly. .
He \lutes that Newport Beach
has beCOQlC a grcal place to live:
and work because we ha\C
crcntcd wealth within a
framework of balance, grO\\th
nnd appropri:ue s:ifcgunrds in
place.
The creation of funhcr wealth
1s not a bad thing he s:iys.
Would someone let him know
that Newport has always been a
greo1 place to live long before he
got here and the reason for that
IS purely acographical. Not
because we've "created wealth."
The physical beauty of Newport
as what attracted wealthy people
here in the firsl place.
So let's &rade It, after all,
creation of further wealth is not
n bad thin&> right?
JEFF Sl EVENS
Ne" port Bcoch
0
Consider voting no on Measure
M:
1. The desar:iblc, u\ablc parts
of the Castaways unct Ne\\ porter
North arc the pathwa)·l> along the
bluff wi1h the magnificent bay
vie'>'s. This is the i,ery open spaC'c
that "ill be iivcn the Nc~port
Oc:ich free.
2. Why would "C even consider
bu>i~:ttra open spac:c 1n 1his
pani~tJTar area which IS
surrounded by males of open
spa~. natural hab11a1, ca~1ly
accc~able, all of which we arc
now pa)ing to maintain with our
tax do Ila rs.
3. The ftnal dC\elopmc:nl Of
lhls property under 1hc iJlrc:idy
:Jgreed upon pl:ln wall bC \Cry
similar to the award-winning,
nation:illy acclaimed mix of bluff
,jc"') and homes ~hich has
worl..ed so well in .. The Oluffs"
de\clopmcnt on the .ust siUt of
the bay.
4. With many of our taxes on
every level o( government
increai.ing dramatically, should I
call the coun1y A~sessor's office
on Nov. 2 and a'k them to boost
my propcr:lf ta'<eS a whopping 10
percent for 30 years. for
something l '>'Ill own, can use
and enjoy without any t3'<
assc mcnt? I'll JU~l \Ole no
instead.
JEAN MORRIS
Corona dcl Mar
0
Afthough I am 1.1 senior c1t1zcn
livi11g on a faxed , hmateJ income
and l do not live near an) of the
properties the Newport
Con c~nc:y is working to
prCSCl"\'C, 1 urge the pa~uge Of
8UT OF THI HOTLINI
Stolen lhopPllig
Cll'tl I am calling in regard to
an aniclc conccrnina a m:in
named BiJI Riley (Sept. 17) ~-he's
got a one·man camp:ilan about
shopping cans. .
I would like to sec it become
more than a one-m::an campaiin
beca'-'SC as o resident, I have the
same problem on my street with
shoppm1 cans dumped on my
fronl l)wn, all up and down the
sidewalk. We'1,,-c seen them
dumped all up and down H•rbor
Boulevard.
of shopping carts from all over
that l have retrieved from the
sidewal k and front lawn or my
condominium. Anyway, that's my
two cents worth.
Anybody wants 10 form a aroup
or wha1cvcr, 1 am happy to join
nod lend my voice.
BOBWA.RNER
Costa MeH
18tb lb llt -I wanted to comment &hat it wu
nice to see so many people
opposed to the 19th Street and
Oislcr Avenue brid.au. Panlcularly
~that 70 or 80 percent of those
people were Crom Newport Beach.
I want to ask that that be
t'Onlinucd.
BOB HOFFMAN
C.O.ta Mesa
I don't think i1's a citr or a
police, problem, I chink at is a
problem of citizens needing 10 go
co K-Mar1, Lucky, f'cJco and a
few other arocery nores in the
area and tcllin& &hem either they
do a bcuer job or polici.na their lllllll•lc*' a 1hoppin1 ca~ts or maybe we arc • ~::,:>ina to do bu inc with l-8'lflll 1 wu
It 1tan with one person. I pleasanety aurprlted to read in the
undcn1and Mt. Riley's f ru.strati n. Daily Pilot that John Crean. a
Where I live in my condo ~aJthy conscrva&ivc from Orange
development, .. 'C ue 1bo County and a very pac rous
fruslrlted with thi h's a philanthropkt. kwa tM n<Wels
1rcmtadouS eye aorc in the f rocn Joho Steinbeck.
a>nunwlil)'·-·~-·-~=---.,..8aa1 J do woedtr M bil bdic.t
lu I Aid, I thin k tho retailers 1ha1 1bc ~ ..... l•rm
need ao be aware that a k>t ol labcwl tMI SM:ia,1$ _.few
d liaem don't f lb" dWDped 18 hu COIM IO M aid. J w.der bOw
tbelf CDMmunity. J ti•1 cart It be bowl dlat ... 11...., iM
tlMr-.. a truck comins arOWld . cw.~· bs's,. "'*•n ...IDbiu~'lf 10tncM.la... ..... ! ................ , 1~aaow 1~ram Sce~wldt9pnlfM..olcewo
show us the truth.
LI NDA NEWSOM
S::anta Ana Hci&hts
NY cop m CIN Robert
Venczfa is 1 cop for tbc NYPD
Glld he has dip in Corona del
Mar. I( you believe thal, I've &Ot 1
couple or parcels in the back bay
to $Cit you on easy terms.
SHELDON SINCLAIR
Newport Beach
l-'taul•'• Oii • Ttt1r-Joo1 latt of
•bRntt.
~Im .Ille
1111111 I wan&ed to leave 1
note reprdina 1he wonderful work
ot tho Newport Beach Police
Dcpanmcnt. Newport Beach
polac:c officers were very helpful 10
assure me that a person who JIOle
my c.ar could not act lnlo my home
Vtitb a praae door opener and a
house key that wu in 1he car.
The registration and In uranca
forms m do my name and 1ddrus
aviilable 10 1hc thief. Sooo after
tho car w tolcn, I 1MWCrcd my
phone m ny limes aru:I the cans
were huna up. Tbk wu pt®ebly
&M&Mf ... ,.... ........
Uoukt be ...... .
Poficc oftlclrl peuallld lbe ltCa ..... ...,_ ..... _
ewoacc....,.te1 a ..... , ........................
dlldoailWMl..._•ar .. ,.1 .. ., .....
Mc:isurc A on the NO\entber
b::allot. My conC(m is for the
healthy development -
cmotion:.I as ~ell as physical -
of the current generation o(
children who will become the
p~rticip:11ing citizens an thi
rommunity within a few )Cars.
Humans and their environment
'can not be separated. They h::apc
each other by 1heir intcructions.
If the environment is a naiunl
one, the reciprocal shaping of
each is n::atural. To the «lent
1hat the environment lS an1ficial,
human must m3kc
accommodations th:u arc not
natural to them. These
accommodations a.re then
reOcctcJ in adulthood m
decision.s they m:ilc about their
own environment.
And so lrom gcneralion to
gcocrarion, the 5)-Clc gro'*s
A goal of lhe Con~cl'\ anC) as 10
maintain :i fraction of our natural
cn,1ronmcnt for all (h1IJren :is a
rcsoorcc and :i refuge anJ to .idd
n measure of b.ilance J5 '>'ell a\ .1
SCO!>C of joy. /
My feelings of urgency nhout
1his "ere 1nt renscd ~bile lending
n docent tour for children at the
Sherman Gardens. In 1he "Touch
nnd Feel" area. l h:id helped a
child break off a bit of ro c
geranium leaf to crush in. her
fingers and then to sniff 11
fragrance. ( asked what the ~cnt
n:nunJcd her o! and .she rcphed.
"lt smells hkc th::at stuf! }OU
spray 1hc room "'Ith."
Will the children of NC\\-r.n
Beach know the contents o a ·
spr:.y c3n better th::an the
fragrance of a laving plant?
MUR IEL TiiOMSON
Newport Beach
0
Sure, it's going to cost someahin&
10 buy Castnw3ys ond Ncwponcr
I felt very fortunate to be living
in 1 cuy that hod caring and
concerned police oCficcn who
helped me reel safe and secure. I
thank the N~pon Beach Police
Dcpartmenl for 1hcir fine service.
ELLEN WILCOX
Newport Beach
ltudlntl ... .
ICllDal ....... I wa
addina 10 the question in the
Ncwpon -Mcu schools about the
uniforms. I am 1 student there.
and Vt'C totally oppose IL We don't
even want &o think about hnina
uniforms and cver)body O\'cr there
bates th~ unifonm.
OALEL FAJARDO
COita Meu
Cl•llc lllf Pleuo extend
my th1nb to the tournament
ciircctor for the Ocorae Yudley
Oolt Ousic in suppon of Ncwpon
Harbor Hiah School football. My
1h1nk.i to all the voha.b&ccn who
pltticlpelcd in IM cvcnt. lhO
wonderful booltcrJ and parents
wbo coatributcd an incrcdi>IO
lmOUnt OI time to the '"8t aftd
the couatJaa au.ben Ol ipClGIDll.
I'd .. '° -..... ·Newpori Beach Ooll Coulle ror ....._ u.
to ...... WOllderful CIOUlll Md
·•-b••of~--. .................
IRWI 1HllUO't r-. as 111 AKIQr Clllll ....
North. Out i1's ~'Orth tnuning to
preMM 1hi1 l.u1 rem ining
prlmo view 1creitJe, l'Sped:ally
with the price off crcd. More
im~nant. ah bluffs. ha\"C \ialu
beyohd what an tie l urated in
doll an.
Drivina down J mborce ttnJ
sccina the wide c.11p nsc of
Newportcr Nonh with the sea
and Catalin in the dist nee i"> 1
welcome relief from 1he u u;I
walled-ofl \'&c we're becoming
unhappily cu turned to
Over on c:i,1awau n~ rrom
any pot you 'cc u~r bcaut1Ful -
coastline, the b:s> with Mlcr
and U)~kers kimming 11 quiet
water$. SadJlelluck Mouot in
O\'Ct the far reachc of the .b:t).
Now you can "1llk, n.an pl:.y on
Ca taw ys' S6 acre unimpeJcJ
by buildan& or traffic -a re<il
boon:,,
What other commumt) has
treasure hke thi tighl in the
t\enrt of its city? Cun "c really
pur n price t~g on "h;at this
property off crs. 7
II we lO!.C the refreshing open
visrn on Dsta"'J)~ :anJ
Newponcr Nor1h to ju)I more ol
the s:ime blocl) of IO\\ nhuu)e •
we'll h:i,·e tlnl) our,c:l\C:S 10
blame. I( '<'C decide th:tt \\C: 'alul'
the dollaf\ the I rnJ "111 W'>I
more than "'~ ,,1luc: cnrid11ng our
lives and our c h1ld11.11 \' llH~'
indefinitely h' \J\ ing thc:'c:
uniquely bcaullful nJlur al \ltC:).
WC "Ill ha\e done tl)C dJlll;J~C
Whal :a d1 .. Jpp<>tnln1cl1t 11
would be 1f our 1.,mrn1unt1\
dec1dei. that rcpla1.~ 1hk J~11l31,
are ~urth mor1. iii rn
ancplacc.ablc l;rnd
" UE l"I \" OR BACH
~t'\\JX>fl lk;:H h
O·
In the 1ntcrc\l of 3i:'C1Jt:tC) I
would ltke the opportun11~ 10
reply to M ~.111~ \\'e::.kt 11\
letter 1u the eJ11or and the
m1\anform1Jt1on 'he h:h pr ~nted
to the puhla ..
Any home' re~nrdlc ' of l>tJ?c
lo\OUIJ ha\e hl he held 10 the
c1t)"s 24 -fo.lt 1~1 ht rnrnamum ;i'
arc the e\l\ltng :idJ C'<'nt home"
on the north and <':\'' of ah\;
Cut:i\\a)' prnpcrt) l'h c onh
wa> they could l•c tndc:i ..... ...i 11• .1
32·foot hc1gh1 '' try a 'a11:in~c
tcque led and appr' wd *'' the
Cuy Counol, 't'hi .. h a .... urdin" C.1
Cll)' offt~t3h lo\(IUl.1 OC\C'r tl ..
appro,cJ
N 10 the IO·loot cn.b"'nlm\ nt
lihC menttOM, ttn) Ull!.'lllJll rn
unn.:a1u1 all) rat~ the on 111Jl
ground fe,d "uulJ :au10111.111, all~·
reduce the 2.S ·foot hc 1gh1 11, 1h ~·
amc amount of hc1gh1 ,,, the
:irtaficially Cft.ucJ emli.1n~ mcnc.
It as hard to unJcNan I th'°
concerns or the Con,cn.111 .. ·, "'llh
lhc height ol DO) hlUJ1C') lh~I
"'ould bf built on the C '''·'"::a'' 0
0> )OU c.mnm get .1 full .in.I
1ntcrc tang 'lllC\\ uf the l Pl~' U.a~
unle )OU art t~U111g "1th1n 1.5
feet from the brinl i.>l 1l:c hlull
slope. From any &rc:11cr J1,,tancc
:ill you c:in ~c 1 the upper k1.d,
or the high rise bu1IJtn£\ on 1he
other ilck of the· Uu\
So wh:st i .. 1he biJ. cun .. rn" I
do not feel a~ 11·ix,logy to
ln)One '" due for mi)\latemcnh
o( facu. c.P. Bl:.NSO!':
Newport 81.ach
LITTER
Wlllt'a the llfterence
llltwlen police, cltlzm
Rcprding the Sept. 14 1rt1cle
about Newpon off-duty CUJ» al
Anaheim Sladium.
Quack' Whif' the diflcrcnce
between u and ·~port lk:tch
police (or any l~w enforcement
omocn?). Th::at'( c • ! Jf > u'rc u
cop, )'OU 1pp rent}) can c rry 1
co~lcJ ~capon, tit )\lur nose
into the affain of another
jurSsdiC1 n and use your gun to
SCI the .. croo .. Ythile pla) n cops
and r0bbcn1 pccdina down the
frcew.y. -.,..
For that, )OU "UI be pl ~don
paid three-day lcn\"C and
prcliminlflly found not to be a
petpd.rator of any cnmm I
wrongdoing by the jurild1clion in
which you played Vllllc V1 it3nto.
Now 1f you or I d J th:u. we'd
be 10 fu behind Nn. v.ith '° m ny
charac aaainst it Vt uld 1 h •
team of lcpJ bull!J\llen to
out -and thh -.e'd get
hammered by tht c:our nd
probab 'p1y 1 c:k11. dear price.
Now·s your b"t ch.Ante to ~
dean oa lh Nn•port De h
Youw bCto tb~ enough
1imli 11111 re• alrUdJ. Don'c
cnetc more public path and
• dlilcn tcb1io lh th .. cildln•. Wt doa't need her .,. . ..,
DO
,
~ Local group battles city
plan to save money by
converting traditional garbage
system to one with robotic
arms · and special truc ks.
pi~k up a 1Jr1e' container ind dump it in h~ home, id be doesn't know bow he''
the truck, &aV1"1 the city money by cllini· aoina to stufC it all into one or two con·
nating manpower and worker • compen· tainen. .. Why ui? It's a Conn of di •
Residents had the c c last ~eek to
attend 1voo public torµ~ bout 1u10.
mated collection. About 160 people It·
tended, Nicdcrhaib u.id.
CouDciJwOawa E 1)1l Han. oa lhe
other b nd. uid w Id l e to U) It
her d' trict, panicul rly in Ncv.-pon
Heights. :it ion claim . crimination, if you will." ..
C•tY· of(acials said that v.1th automated The-pr<>&n:im, which ..-ouldn't be Un· . Elderty people • id the dumpsiers.
when full, V.'OUld be tOO hel\'')' to push If
the program is implement~ rciidcnt wm be aaven their: chou:e of a m;iller,
60-,allon container, NicdcrhGus said.
Naederh U) id the city pl iu to mail
a comprehensive Ut\'CY to re~Jents v.'ho
Inc ... nerc I.be pr ram m y be impk.-
mcnted, kina them their aae. hbme
specificati n) and other inCorm:u1un.
collection, which aJrcady h been imple· plcmcnted until January. at the eartie1t,
mented in '13 Oran1c County citie~ in· is tarictina 4,800 homes LD certain areas
cludin1 Co ta Meu, it will talte two,. -Westcliff. ~er Shores, EUtblurr.
trucks and two cmplo)ces to do the 13me Clifthaven and arens of Corona dcl Mar. By David Hetti, St.an Writer
NEWPORT BEACH - A mall but
\'OCl.J gTQup ot re !dents arc t;iJking trash
about 1 city plan to make 1arb1tge col·
lcction more efficient.
amount of work as three or four trucks General Sef'\iccs Director Dave Nied·
and five employees. erhau.s s:ud it's impossible to get the ,pc.
Some residents are SU)ing they can't cul trucks, which arc laraer than tradi·
p<mibly fit one week's tra~h into one 9S· tional prbage trucks, through small al·
piton container. For tho e who have u leys like tho c found in West Newport
lo1 of garbaac. only one extra cotttainer and the Balboa Penin ula.
Others· complained the containers. the
m.allcr of the two being 2 inches in di·
ameter, won't fit through thei r p ti<>
gates
If it turns out that a ~"Ust m aJOnt) of
home ncr) ~ the proir m. the
cit) w1 I con)ider t )ing with the tr di·
tional method of p rb2 c _cul ecuon or
imple ment automatciJ collec11011 in dif-
ferent p ns of town. . The Gener3J Services Oeputmcnt
wants to convcn 50mc pans of the city
to an "automat;d collection" ~tcm. •
In tead of city workers jumping off a
prbage truclt to emP.tY garbage cans, a
special true~ with a robotic arm \\Ould
is allowed and it must be purcha cd from The robotic arm would interfere with
City code requires the gates to be 32
inches wide, bYt once upon 3 time the
gates onl) had to be 26 inches wide. "What v.c really thinJ.. 1!> gotnJ on b
the vast majority have no comment nd
rull) don'& care if v.. unplcment the
program," Nicderbau> ~1d ., .. lt'i. tough
sellina thi~ in a town W>hc re )OU hll\C no
tr:ish ball and unlimited picli;up ..
the city for $55. power lanes found in some neighbor· Councilman Phil Sansone W>ho rcpre·
~nts Corona del Mnr, :iid SC\cral of his
con!l11tuents ha\'c called him to complain
about the proposed program.
Fat mers Insurance
rd, c \ )_) /,-
Rabbitt Insurance Agency,
631-7740
Auto· Home· Health (Blue Crea)
Max OlsDn, who throws away se\eral hoods, he said. As a result, only 30 per·
bundles of paper products each week cent of the city can be considered for au·
while caring for ,• bed-ridden person in tomatcd collection. •
Since 1951
. Near Hoq Hospltal THE TRUTH ABOUT LYING.
50% OFF
SCUBA CLASSES
C.-For~
531-DIVE
• FW:M °'*" w ON9'
• Advanc*' °'*' w.. Diver
• ~~.()ye Mast•
• Master Saa~
ii ---
•UnderW..~
• StllpWreCk Orvng
• Undel water Huit•
• Nigt'lt Diver & Many Morel
!ftveyou
fljed that
dralnap problem ,.,
Youcanstm
beat the rains
if-you .
Qd1Now1 -===
SWede old ·
Bergstrom
is baok!!I
• Sl Mllt'I • H1r 'I 0.-8*f 5\1 1 W
(l.dy A ....... 4' lhir:t min.)
• Al Laundly A Dry OeAftini Done lri Houle
• l Hour ScMcc Available .
(till DOOi\ Moft.Pri)
• ,..... 0•"1. Cm.,..cilfto Priem
...
Quality work in
Costa Mesa and
Newport Beach
Since 1969
~ Brick, Block,
Stone, Tiie, and Slate.
(714) 645-8512
D
JbD Jennings
Custom Ma...,.
Stato Lie. #39'r1'f17
l B. 17th Sl. • ~ 206 <blla Mc.a
• .&IMbflthcd 1960
a.•PCH
'-.:Onlll• del Mar
For vcars we "'ere: told that the tirmcr 1hc bed
the better That'> rust not true since vour bocf, ,.,
not flat R~arch ha~ \ho"' n that tor qw lm \l('('p
and prof)(r bacl suppon vour hed mu't he nex1blc
enough to allow shoulde~ and hip' to \tnk 1n vet
suppon1vc enough to contour 11~1f to the. lo.,.cr
back Onlv a OUX Qcd d<X'\ all th~t
MO RE SPRI NGS, MORE SUPPORT
Compart the 37S to 900 '>pnng'> m a convt>n
t1onal QUccn ·s1ic ~d .. e1'u'> the I MIO to ~ 4t1ll
spnng'> an a qucen·s1zc DUX hed \lore 'pnng'
mean more: suppon Les\ pfl'\su~ Bcncr u rrulauon
DUX 'pnngs arc ma de ot resil ient 5 .... cd1~h
stttl Thcvre mtcr..ovcn 10 provide !N"mum 'lllp-
port Thcv allow the bed to contqrm to \our hodn
every curve More 'P"llf<" ~mnbutc your .... e11i<ht
~enly and kl't'p your sp1nc an ''' narural ~1tion
OVER 70 YEARS OF RESEARCH
' Thcrt 1~ more: A DUX bed 1s made ol narural •
matcnals and 1s non-allergenic Evcrv clement a t
••Ii•• Ilse• llile • •••t
5-Mlle Stride Ind 3-Mlle Stroll
lamllaw, ••••• •, 1111
UpPer ~
16th Street and Dowr OrM • Newport~
1t' de .. tg~ '' the rc,uh ol more than -11 \car. l~I
rC">(arch on '>kep
~ DUX hcd 1, an 10\t'\tmcnt Im the re~t ol
\our Ii le But don t 1aie o.ir "' 1rd tor 11 l )ffit' in
lie do ... ·n in a I >LIX bed and pmH' 11 10 \our.ell
THE DUX BED, THE BED YOUR
BACK HAS BEEN ACHING FOR
For more proof
,tnJ for our FREE Plll1klct
AJpJ"~tJ Trl tmo lNY
ltl \lt(fllHg
DUXIA A
AT FASHJO I'-l!>l.AND
800-6-W·bf.ll."4 (7 1~l ~711
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TYPE OF COSTA NEWPORT
CUMS MESA BEAOf
I : .. ' ;
"-At
D1*1 .Sl.--•eoWd....,__,jlb la .... tie,,.._.,._ F.......,. ol~wlten.
l0 +'c'hM ..... ,..,. II pral1eat la lM l9?0a
aad Ml1J ) .... SM II MIW MMfta her~
A' J 11111 , ..... ~ ....... ..._Al• rl"1._. .... _..._ ............ = ....... ... • ........ _ ... ,ne..
AlllMM••··--... -·~' "' b I MW tJu'M,.., COMl9CI. Mtllt-n.a... Sep&. 1. 1993,
"' ..... lwla poUce iJwes. ...... duee ~ 36 ~ Homiddes
• ,....,... 10 tapes. 137 U• a 0 ~ .. ,.., ....... ~l which
..... la Jue 1'94.
doa II riveted aa ........ ._.., lllilie-
&M. Unk>D otnc. are 8llld wia ,._. ._.
W>haa&ecn who wort ....., 9¥117 ajpl IO,...
IUade raidcall IO \<Ole tpinll.lbc pl~
ptopalition. ...... 105 buralarla. 866
liUd tMtu.. $30 cu bufl)lr· r. aad 260 auao thefts.
i-----.Ac:mirdlna to OoAi.I. u-
........ an down 22 percent
from lut year at this time.
Car the~ however, have
jwnped 17 percent.
Costa Mesa poHce say
their auto thefts have
climbed" 4 percent from last
year et this time. In 1992. they in·
vestipted 926 auto_ thefts, ac-
cordin& to the report .
.. h's the statewide trend," Gonis
said. ..People need to remember
to tock their can and keep them
in well-lit areas with car alarms or
some tort of security devfce.
"And these days, the sporty
models with nice sound systems
are fair pmc."
Oond aaid Newport Beach has
usipted an officer to the county's
auto theft' task force "to try and
pt a handle on this problem."
In Cotta Mesa, which ·has a list·
ed population of 99,940, the FBI
reports show eight murders, 47
rapes, 184 robberies, 228 assaults,
1.392 bur&)arics, 4,594 thefts and
15 arsons during 1992.
· Costa Mesa police solved four
or the eight murders reported in
1992. about the national average.
So far this year, they investigated
six IJ'.'urdcrs, solving four of them.
By comparison, Santa Ana and
Anaheim solved about three cases
(Qt every 10 killings. according to
the report.
Americans on lhc whole Inst
year were three time s more likely
to be killed by relatives, friends,
neighbors or acquaintances than
strangers, according to the FBI.
Firearms were the weapon of
choice in two-thirds of the nation's
cases. More than half of all the
people arrested for murder were
under age 25, while 90 percent
were male.
R TORITO
From A1
met state regulations.
El Torito officials criticize
Cal-OSHA for holding the
restaurant responsible for
the blast before Newport
Beach fire officials com·
pleted their investigation.
Newport Beach fire inves-
tigator Jim Upton predicted
it would take several more
weeks to finish interviewing
El Torito employees and
testlna equipment before
they make a decision.
In the meantime, CaJ-
OSHA spokesperson Rich·
ard Stephens aid, they arc
preparina a hazard alert
based on the El Torito ex-
plosion.
According to Stephens, a
notice will go out to all
farms that use the hot water
beater which blew up at El
Torito with waminp that
maintenance is essential.
Stephens id a boiler
. blast is rare, but "a huge
number or firms might pos-
sibly have these. And we
want to alert them o! the
replations.
''1&'1 the employees' re-
aponsft>ility to check the
heater," Stephens said:
'1bcre was no record of
this particular boiler (at El
Torito) being maintained."
EJ Torito oCficiaJs have
pe on tho record uyii:ia
that not only wu their boil-
er tested, but it passed in-
ll)Cetion six weeks before
the blast.
Since the explosion. all
c.lftPlo)'ees who worked at
the fashion lsland location ·
• b8¥e been sent to other
local restautanl1 in the
Chain.
Tho Fashion Island res-
tawut will reopen Qct. '21
b lunch. Twenty-raw per-
cent or all food Alea durlna
dM tint week will h9 ell·
vldcCt up bcrwcen Shato Our
• SeMa, tho Ko:aa HOlpital
Cancer Center, the Newpon
Hatbor An Muaeum and
Newport Beach'• new ten·
uaJ libraly • .. w. wanccd to pi. IOll'M·
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por1." H..ty iakl.
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membership ol W. tbu 50. teachers. There arc ~lely 510 acachen iJl the Ne~·
Mm Foderadoa olTeachcn -about 60 per·
cent of tho di&trict'a ISO aeachen.
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lie education." DecUr said. .. It's~ ewery
taxpayer.to pay for private ldl0ol1 with no
public accountability ... 4,594 '-la lboee days. tbo adminittrlton bclon&cd
to the E.ducadon Association.• Ibo said: rtl\e
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PORTS \
SPORTS EDrrOR ROGER CAllSON. '42-030. e-st. 317
. COPana dal Mar · pulli th& :plugi-dro•s-8 ,--9~6
M.Moe~ ......
~ Sea IQngs get down to busil8SS qulc1dy. and put
~ Harbor away wlh OU$1D ii 184Q11 show~.
By Rlchwd OW1n, ~ Wr11r
CORONA DEL MAR -There was Uulc drama.
And you ean•t help but wonder what wouJd'\-e hap-
pened if Corona dcl Mar High's water polo team bad
prepared with no burdens.
After losina their·only game ol the season last week eil~!ll-~
aga.inst San Clemente, the Sea Kinp zeroed in on
Back Bay rivaJ Newport Harbor.
CdM. ranked No. 3 in the Orange C.OUUty coaches' poll, jumped
on the Sailors early before
'Our workouts weren't
that great but we knew
this was an _4mportant
game. We played hard and
it worked out great, so I'm
proud of. them.• --·--CdM water polo coach
cnaisina to a 9-S Sea View
Leipe victory Wednesday at
CdM.
Newport Harbor (6-3 over·
all, . 2· 1 in league), ranked
No. S in the coaches' county
poU, Cell behind. 2-0, after
the opening 1 minute, 53 ~c·
onds and never recovered.
"By losing to (No. 2·
ranked San Oemcllte ). rt
made our workouts more in-
tense. but the last couple or
dayi · weren't that great ...
CdM Coach John Virias said ... I wasn't pleased with how we pre·
pared for them. Scouting-wise, I liked what we did. It is unusual.
oonSidcring we were gcning ready for Newport, but one player's
shoulder was huning. and he was a key player, and another guy was •
Newport H1rbor'1 Gabe Wyatt sc:oru ttupugh CdM goalie Greg Sawyer, but it·wasn't enough to offset the Sea Kings in the 9·5 decision.
.. • k •
. See .POLG!D
The genuine 'Big Mac'
~ Willie Mc Covey set for Don Drysdale Hall of Fame tourney at PencarrHm.
W illie McCovey never •
missed the Don
Drysdale Hall or Fame
Invitational Goll Tournament in
the previous tix years when Big
D was alive.
McCovey, the former San
Francisco OiAant slugcr who
rarely missed a Drysdale Ca.stbaU,
~n't mi.u it this year either,
especially now that the f onncr ,. 1
Dodger broadcaster and Hall or I .,
Fame riaht·handcr bu passed
on. ·
McC.ovey, along with 1 legion
of HaJl of famcrs·from baseball
and other sports, will tee off at
., . -club
golf
"I can't ever remember him
bitting .me and I bit him
probably u well as anybody in
.baseball." McC.oYey said. "But I
was on dect a lot when {Willie)
Mays went down. I think Mays
paid for IOIDe of the damage
that I did.
041t's hard to explain why I hit
him so well. I just picked up his
ball better. ActualJy, without
boostins. there were several
pitdu:11 iD the Jeacuc like that.
When thoao pys pitched, I just
seemed to have a great day. I auess it f>' 1 lot or notoriety
because tl was McOJvey and
the Pcl~n Hill Oolf Oub Nov. 18·20 for
the ~nth IMUaJ Doo Drysdale Hall or
Fame Jnvitatioqal. He rcmcmben
Drysdale well; sometimes for Big D. aJI
too well.
Drysdale. There were guys on other tcnms
I hit just as well, bul' it didn't get the
attention because it wasn't the Giants and
the Dodgers. And then there arc some
See CLUB GOLF/II
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•Y PUT tm1 ... fMl ll'tml Antm • WEii
Making the right read
~ Estancja's Adam Bollenbach is a scoring machine in polo.
'BY ~nm. spo.u Wlltf
COsTA -MESA -Adam
BoUenbach kce·ps the score
keepers busy durins &tancia
High water polo sames. but
when he's throuab pilina up
record scoring numbers. has
days arc far Crom over.
BoUenbtlcb's method of cclcbraaina in·
YOlves rcadina a good textbook.
uHe's always 1tudyina... Estancia Coach
John Carpenter 11id. ..Like in bcswcen
pmcs durinc the Mapolia Tournament
(last week). he'd be in the boob. FoUowina
Saturctay•s pmes. most of the f'Jt wen ta~ about wut they were '°"" '° do the rest of the weekend. Adam eaid he'd be rCadina all day ~:· .
Delore Bollcnbacb spent the .day e,e·
baUina chembtiy and b.astory. he JCored 21
pk in raw M~ia TOW1W'Deftt pmea
(4.2 avcrqe pet coatat). &Mac bfm 4'
pis in 11 pmel this ..... biiMnl ....
oo a pace to bfak his on ICbool. ~
auoa rocord ol 117pisset1llle JUI'· Bollc.-cb. Ea1ilci1'1 (utell .,.._,, _..,.iallied .tw II belie¥ed to be a
~ record for Ptll ln a ..-(It). .-the E.,ta pualaW Savanna. 17·1.
In the flna .wad Of ... ~L
.. I'd 11y he ICOtCd •of thole oe couatcHtUCb. • caipealet said. .. His speed
and anticipation _...,. Wm '° ,.t out oe ~tcNUacb. I cu"t remembct any.
one ICOriaa lbal 1n1111 ID a pme 5a tbs 14 ,.an l'w beU beN. •
~ 1b1...., ,..., Fall~ Athlete ol 1hc w-. added two pis
la IA u lau to UIMsnlty 00 Frida1, .... tallied ......... In Bll•ad•·· 1().t
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_. It's only a .matter of time before Newport Harbor's runaway star of the
ear1y '80s gives. way to Costa Mesa's Binh Tran for career rushing yardage. --------- ----
o..i, ..... .,._
Newport's Steve Bru.u, '83
By Barry Faullaler. Sports wraer
T hat numbers are now the focus of Steve
Brazas' career, is the ultimate irony.
Now drawing a paycheck as a real cs·
· tate appraiser, the Orange resident was never
much into figures as a star running back at
Newport Harbor High in the early 1980s. In
fact, he was the last person to ask about his
rccor4·setting rushing totals, which established
school and Newport-Mesa District single·
season and career sfandards over the 1982
and '83 SC!l$0D.S. --• ·
So little docs Braz.as value his 2, 700 ac·
cumulated yards, he knew nothing or the fact
that Costa Mesa High senior Binh "RunaW1ly"
Tran is within 111 yards of surpassing his
Newport-Mesa career record.
"I had no idea I even held such a record."
Braz.as said by phone this week. "Now, I find
1 O-yar winning
streak on the line
out about i.t, and it could be broken within a
week. That doesn't gi\'e me much lime to
enjoy it."
As a 6-foot·3. 211-pound senior, Bra.us
amassed 1..538 yards on 227 carries.. then a
district single-season record (broken last year
by Tran's 1.631). That season, added to a
1,162-yard junior year, climaxed a ~hirlwind
rise to football stardom that fizz.led quickly at
five subsequent college stops.
"I never played football before high
school, ... recalled Brazas, who has mana&ed .io
.main'u1in his muscular 215-pound frame with
regular weight workouts. "I lnO\'Cd to Newport
from Los Angeles in my ciihth-gradc year.
and I was one of tbc ~t players on the
freshman team. I even re.member putting m)'
leg pads in backwards. The only reason Coach
See BRAZAS/14
~ Newport hasn't lost to University since
1981; Sea View duel is FriHay at Irvin~.
By Barry Fdnef, Spans W111r CdM secondary under lire
IRVINE -It may be the last time Newport
Harbor High meets University in a football game,
and Sailors Coxh Jeff Brinkley doesn't want to
le11ve the Pacific Coast League-bound Trojans any
parting gins Friday night at Irvine High.
The Trojans (<M) have taken Sea View League
lumps from Newport Harbor (4-0) 10 of the lllSt 11
seasons. after earning a victory in the series debut
in 1981. .
Newport, ranked No. 1 in CIF Division IV, has
won four strai$;f't, after a Uni win in 1988 ended a
seven-pme S:ulor skein.
But wit~ every indicator pointing to another
Newport triumph, Brinkley is quick to point to the
SM NEWPORTJM
~ Santa Margarita poses big problem with air game Friday night.
By 8my Faolllnef. Spof1s Witter
NEWPORT BEACH -Santa Margarita quutcrbact Derck. Yankoff and
twin-tower receivers Brian and Brad Finneran are the Sea View w1ue's vcr·
sion of the Bermuda Trianale.
Together. the senior threesome has taken pan 1n all 16 toucbdo'Wns ~red
by the Eagles (•-O), who brina their offensive arsenal to Newport Harbor H11h
f riday to battle Corona dcl Mar (2·2) in a 7:30 p.m. lcacuc clash.
"They have a wide open auack with their quartcrl>ack and the Finncrans.
and whiat scares me ~-en more is their defense accms to be playina welt. ..
CdM Coxh Dave Holland said.
Santo M:irgarita. which yield~ an avcraac of 21 pouus Ul three non~lc.apc
SM CDMJM
• Record 111 1111n
~ Costa Mesa's Binh Tran sets
his sights on a big rushing night
against Calvary Chapel Friday.
The rvc Ncv.pon·MW cnlr
in Junior AU·Amcricaft Fwtb U
broke C\'en last turday. whh two
c:omina •~'IY 1th viclOrlc1. ~o
with IOss'es and the ot.ber with a
• aic:
Herc s a loo t ca& me:
• 8uff•lo•• e, laalon
Viejo O: Fol 111 lhird tirne In fow
pnn. d1I 8&4f iloel' defense tietd an
oppollllll ICORtm. The rxtf poCnls of
fie g.-ne weft scored by Francis Oaya-..
on a eo-yanS ldckott rettrn
The Bufta!oH had oomerous long csmes, but were ltlable to put pons on
1he board In a penalty-maned game.
JoM AJstUet and joM McKay had inter·
ceptlons, whlle Mike SLln:On retOfde:d
three sacks and Dayaw and Nathan Mat·
lln had one apltce
Oataw was chosen the of1ens. re PNP,
wtllle de~ honors went to Stanton
The offensive lnerlW1 ol the game was
cerw COOper Wise, wflile ltle most Im-
proved player o1 lhe game wu nose
guud Andrew ICaJw · Linebacker Seth
Rlehatdson was credited with three Q1JM·
terback tunes and one forced fumble.
Game balls were awarded to Ryan Coo-
per ind PhlfRp Luchesi for overall play on
both sides of the ball.
The Buff alots play at Mission Vieio at
3 pm. Saturday. -
• Wolverln .. 8, lrvln• 0: Ill
!her first home game of lhe season. the
Waheflr111' ~.. .... ....
lllled .. Wldcall.
KM1 Hirt tlCO'llfWd I Unllil lfld fMI
WCJM(jies lllo plcUO aft a Plir ol
~ P1J1 l;f ~ KM Olson "'*" IUrlld I C5·yatd dM ~ eAded Oft ........ 1 ·Yl"f Int.
-Thi defenst drlW fi1t bb>d wtien
NSide lneblcket Alan saeru smoflertd
b mne llbck deep In Ns own end
ZCM11 b I uflty. Pm 8dder\ reuned
.,. ensuing *M>n tD "' IMne 45. and
e s>Qys r. OIYf1I Pfaft 1DC>k
b handoft from ~ Gfl9 Stlf'n..
pley IOd nwched ~ the end UN be·
t*ld t.o blotkilg ol ~ Chris Min·
d~rfno.
The defensive players of lhl game
were NiCk Stroffe (11 • asslsttd tackles.
five tNSSisted. one fnlefceptien), Travis
Trimble (smn assists) Ind Peytoo Kelly
(fwe 11,am, one unassisted nS one~
tercept»on The offensive player of lhe
game was Pritt (78 yants on 12 carries.
one TO)
The Wol'tennes take lhelr 1-0-1 leaoue
Jecord i1lo Sab.lrday's hOme contest wr.h
~ Carson Colts at 3 p m.
• Buckew•• o, Inglewood
0: It took • game-saving tackle by Rhett
Huston as lhe oun sounded to prevent
the Inglewood quarterback from scoring
and preseJVe the tie.
The Buckeyes osed a swanning de·
tense and bal-control offense co ktep the
S 1lt.i"1 in the J'-lnds aa lhc
Corona dcl Mat·N.-pon
Hart>ot ~rls vo~ll
~n *ilh the KOrc lied al
14 in the fa.fib pmc 1nd the ·
packed cr°"d all oa its rec&. I &ook
a moment to k>ot around ud
apprecilte ju.st how~·• th is.
Only in tbil NH-CdM rivalry
docs ncb a fabulous atblclic
CJl~riencc happen. 11•1 too bad
thal an)tody lhouJd loie thls
match as it was ill there. .
The battle (or No. l in the Sea
View League. CIF, &he •lllc. the .
nalion, and, i:no.l importantly if •
)'OU ask tbe pla~rs, the city of
Newpon Bc:aCh. was H cUod as jc aeu.. The ~·d, the excitement
and the vollcybotll "ere areal.
It brought bade memorie5 or
past Ncwport·C.Orona classk
matches. The 1979 Clf final at
Ocean View High bcl\\ecn the two
schools was the fint crcot one
with a huge crowd and the kind of
excitement that buzzes (if thn1
makes sense).
Newport Karbor, led by Kris
and Kori Pulaski, Kari Rush
(Campbell) and Mary Allison
(Mix) won In tJuec cxcihail ..... (ia •Mlle
d.,s. 9'l&h sdtool .. lcbel
were two oul ol three)
over CdM'1 1~ led by
Sue Corea (Oms). Sum
Crone (Hoitt ud MarCic
Wwu (Nowack). Paa
• Lawrence (Brande) was
also on that &cam.
WU I ma&dl Nmilat to
abll IMl • ia Iha& the
crowd WM capedty wi1h
painted races 01\ most
(aM (DOI allowcd<now by
Clf) ud pmn llut
:wen aa ex.china as
popibic.
~·ledby
SienM Oim and Jenny
Evans. won ha fM pmes
ane r losina the fin.I t'*O.
After it was Cl"Cr, lhe
Another vintate
C.dM·Ncwport era Vi2S
lhc JS)S.C scuon whc.n the
evenunl stJtc champion
Sea Kings. ~d by Brooke
Herrington, were beaten
twice in five ~ by
• lbal me .._bat a peat v~, . cxpcricfta: .. (eclina
Newport bc(OJC
s11nding-room-6nty crov.ds.
C.dM also fc~turcd Linda
Bunon. Cammie lDu Ooder,
Cristy Moiso and Andrea Redick.
v.hile Newport led by Lara
Asper. Jenny E ns (only a
freshman} and Annie McCray.
Newport won lhc city
championship •bi1e CdM v.'00 the
t:uc championship.
The 1987 acason was probably
the mos1 cla ic. Newport H~rbor
11nd Corona b:mlcd each other
four times thal year. All v.cre
classic, c\'Cn though Newport won
chem all.
The CIF final at Manna Hi&h
na,tcd.
That CdM team
featured Laurie Wooten, Lauri
Sawin. Karen Smith, Sbaun3
Slinpby. Jan Mohs, Shannon
nin1. Chicky Moise> and Rhonda
Schnatgcr.
Whale the CdM·NH rivalry was
as intense as any, the friend hips
1h1t 1he rwo teams ha\'C for each
other is uemcndous. Yurs after
people ha\'C rorgouen the matchc~
and the scores, these players wall
remember 1hc friendships .lha1
have been built through competing
wi1h and against each other.
1"hat's what it's all about.
I can hardly wa11 for the nex1
shov.down on Oct. 28 ar Newport
Harbor. Oct there early!!
. Costa Mesa Pop Warner teams seek to snap back . ., su n11• Whnr ~ SmJ Their FrirNis
All fi"c ~ta Mc~ Pop Warner foot·
ball 1~am will be looking forwartJ le
th1~ Sa turday for a chance to re\crse
la~I week'i...resulli., as no local team was
able 10 post a win
A look al cacll g.imc
• Fuller1on 24, Cobra• 13: The t.1.tey
MAe Cobtu played flt Burs e--en up ~JI the end ol
fie 11($1 <!UM*. will Ryal ~f#ird fC,OYttWIQ a ful.
le1'0n tumble tatty IA h penod, bUt Costi wi,,
~ &o mount a sconno h ell ...;
On 111 llflt ~Y al lhe second penod, MettM
scored to go ahead tor good Along Mr! Kayw1rd.
Man COiby and Crwe Presson came up wltll some •
blO ptayt tor the Cobras. btJ1 IN local team fel be·
hind by 12 It the half
Hayward sc«ed In h lkrd per1od on 1 45-yatd
dWI, wllh Al¥I Dutro'• block helping to cleat the
"'<IV The CoOras VISll Cyprus ll 1 p m sn..euy
•Anahei m 30, Condor• 7: The JIJliot
Pee Wee .Condors fell bet1ild 23°" at halftine bel0<•
·~ dOwn and tllOvmg lie crwoen jlSt one scort tn h second half
KstgSley Ectiema put the Mesa team on Ille KM·
t>o¥d w lh 1 line outside n.ri to lhe end zone.
.The Condors WID hOst the Long Beach Rams II 9
1 IJ'l Satufday • rie Cosu Mesa HIOfl field
• Lakewood e, Colt• 0: The my score of
lhe game c:amt w1'n flYt second left In Ill second
QU.vt:J IO'"t ·"' lrileky Pee Wee Colts" squad
Kelltl StlOl1 mumed a LWWOOCI iut and nutty
t>fob fret In lhe first QUil1ef and Jae Clm4and te·
CO'feted I 1umt>le IO gM Ille COltl good fldd ~
llOtl Cllns Dtsandto lntOfcepc.ed a l.Wwood pa.ss
and rt!Umed II to lie Uons' 4, b\n lhe defense held
at lhe 1
Shon Ulen rttllmtd a punt to the Lions' 25. bllt lhe oun ~ btlore Mesa could ott a score.
The Colts go Under Ille ~ghtS for 1 7 p m game
SallKday Jt Anaheim
• Sante Ane •t, C°"'8Mhea ti: 1lle
NllOr Midget Comlnchea Dittied h hast CJietl
ng,_ up to lie final 26 Hconds. 1M SalU Ana.
Which WIS hllped on "' dtlYt by I pus lnletftrenct
penalty, converted a TO pm for lh4 YrlMlllQ pointS.
Oo'Nn 8·0. Costa Mm scored as Vwlct Hamec!e
se«ed on a lonO run 10 INkt • 8·6 On the enSLing
kickoff, Saro Ana lli1lbled and N~ Oltrlll 1ecoverecs
to swt a sconng dfNt Jerry c~ dove rto 11e
Chefs' end zone tram Ile 1. ano .,_ Ben ftllr
added ltlt PAT Yrilh a 3-yafd RA Mesa WU ~ WI
ltOl'C. 13-8.
HamaOt's sa lor a utety QM Ile ComanchcS
lleir IHI lead ll 1S-1411111 hrd penod.
The Ccmanches play Ml t 1 Im. homl game Sat·
urday aoainst Ille YOtba lhSa Tigers,
• Qerden Grove 28, Cowbop 0 : The
Senior M 1dgd CowbOyl were l#llble 10 rtach Ill end
zone in D'le road loss The Cowt>oys haYa a t o • clocll
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'wanle' ... wmA
~ Hine skippers smaJtest
boat in the race for theWin.
G ail Hine, ilin& the
&ma!Je11 boat in tho Oeet.,
corrected out to lOp honon
in lhc Women's Ocean Raong
Hing Association (WORSA)
All· Women' Reptta.
Hine tailed her 1P.ttcn ale 24
Hummer to 2-2·1 fanishc
in cl B, finishing ICJS
than a point ahead of
defending reaatta
champion Linda Elias of
SSYC.
QIM ~~ j~ .7~ ahead ol Sias' 1-1~ rmishea in Sb«~.
baron Ellit. sailing the Santa
Cruz 27 Sli.n&-ibol, wu thirq in
cl 8 . Racing tn cl B wu very
tight, wath I than a mi.outo
scparatlnc the fir t four boats in
the lat race.
The non spU1na1ccr class
won by first-time racer Lacy
Atkins ln her Catalina 27 NjeJe.
While Atkins did benefit
rrom the co cbing of
WORSA president and
Tianspac veteran Bonnie
Oib'°"· she re.ally
enjoyed the racing
cxpc_riencc. ll wu a difficult scnes
for regatta chairman
Susan Pickle. No breeie
and a heavy fog made
racing impos;sible on
Saturday. Things
unproved only slightly on
Sunday. with lJght winds
never lopping eight knots,
and overcast skies giving
JUSt enough vis1bil1ty to
Boating
Alkins, who has only
been ailing for about a
year. said, .. , like getting
in cl<m with all the other
boats and marks.
H°"·ever, I don't know
the raCtng ruJes real well.
so after the nee I had to
ask Bonnie and my crew
jet races off.
Compchtors had to ~ttle for
three short races Sunday
afternoon.
ln class A, Machelle ~1iller
duplicated Hane's 2·2· I finishes in
her Olson 30 Vendetta. and
COITCcted out to second 0\--Crall c.aro1 Ann1tage . sading her Olson
911 Amlcus, ""second 1n d.i s
A. while lri~ A by, salltng the
NYJ6 Blue Moon, was 1h1rJ
In clau B, Hine·, '.2·2·1 ftnt\hcs
BRIEFLY
if we had done anything
wron1 or fouJcd anyone."
Atbns added the buying her
boat Nte/e last year was
"absolutely the be!lt thing I have
ever done," and ~he is hoping to
do more raong through WORSA
Later tnas month WORSA will
be hosting ats annual Saal for the
Bland. For more information about
WORSA, plcue contact Bonnie
Gibson at (714) 631-4R69
John D1'8J'ton's bo•tlng roluma
appears "U) 1bursd•J·
DCC wins conlerence opener
Behind 11 kllh from lkver1y
Tbackuay and 10 from Ann•·
Marie Fopn. the Orange Coa'it
College women's .. oUc)baJI team
cruucd to a 15-7. 15·5. J.5·12 \1C·
tory 0\-cr Vl\iting <)'pre~ Wcdnc ·
da) night in the Orange f'.mparc
Conference opener The P1rale5, .
Yrho vmt Rl\er$ide ~t 5 p.m Fn·
d.-y. c'ened their overall m:irJ.. at
2-2 . . In • college m.i1ch The
Master' rallied pa..,t Southern Cal·
1fom1a College, 1.15, 15·1 l. 15 I~.
15· ... 10 1mpr0\c to ~1 -7 o'er .. 11. sec ((>.10) "as pacxd ll) ouu1de
tuuer Ctltstt \ouaa's B lalls .
ln college women' soccer: C.ll
~1a1c ~.in Bcmardrno blanked sec. 10-0.· 10 dn r !he \I anguarJ
to 0-11 O\t'rall . fhc Costil
Mc.,a High girl' 1c:nn" team
neneJ its Pacific Coa'>l League
marJ.. at l · t wuh 1n I ~·O \'ldOf)
O\·er '-\suing Century Tuesday.
Diem 'pyen, Jtannette Maher
nd Un Trane "on their angle'
nutche
c..ta .... 18, C..mny 0
Slnelee! 0 "'9~ 1CMl dtf R<ll; Raps
6·1, Od OWtl. 6~. def Aom Roiu 6-0. ~ (tM) WO!\. ; 6 6·\ 6-0 T~ tO·•l won 6'4 6-0 6-0 Deubl•:~I ~(CM)~
ucn-~ $.I Ct1 'Aest1~ 6-1, Cc1 E~cz-0\t~ 6-0 f~Kh (CM)
wan 6-1 6-36-\ ~~Oo (CM)~ 6-3
6 4 6-0
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Orange Coast PJayers of the Week
CHRIS PERRY
A 6-foot-3,
200-pound
sophomore
wide receiver,
he..cau'ght four
passes for 78
yards. including
a 46-yard TD
pass and a
superb catch over the middle.
At\RO~ CUTRIDGE
The 5· ~ 1,
220-pou11_d
sophomore
middle
hnebac,..er
had mne
solo tackles.
three assists.
two big hits
and CJt.:Sed a fumble.
pl.1\l•fl,
PIU
From 81
ick. '° basically we had three
£U)'S OUI.
"Our V.'Orkouu -.crcn'1 th t
g1u1, but v. kricw thi wu an im·
ponaru pmc. We pla)'ed hard and
il worked out creat, '° I'm proud
of them,"
CdM Cr<nby Grant. scored with
only 27 second c.lpircd, then
'e:smm:uc Neil Hu~ton, who led
ahe Sc::i Kings (9·1. 2-0) '4'ilh lour
eo:sls, JCOred from the ho1e with
4:07 left 1n the first qu r1er.
Newport') Brad Pence scored
hb rir l or three go:ils with 2: 17
rcmJining in the opening quarter,
but CJM countered \'1th a t\\>O-
mcter goal from Kevin Tud.:cr
with l :48 left on an ':lssist by
Hue: ton, then Hueston iCOred on
a lob shot at the buuer to give
the ScJ Kmg.s a 4-1 ed&~·
CdM' Adam Mcfarland scored
the univ i;oal of the second qu:ir-
tcr on a sho1 th:it skimmed the
"a1cr before flo:iting into the net
w11h U.52 ldt an the fiDt bal!.
"The Jifference in the game
wa'i 1h,11 they "ere much more ag·
gre~}hc than \\C were," Newport
Coach Uill Barnett ~id. "By the
umc \\I! got going, it was too late
I !hank the) ha'e better per~nnel
and J lot more oflenshe·mindcd
plJ)Cr') 1h.:m \\C do. We necdeJ to
be: :i&._~rc\)h e Crom th! ~lart, and
.,.. e JiJn '1 do that." l
Fl r !he SeJ Kang , who pla~ rn
ahc :-..ur1h Orange County Tourna·
m..:nt ''" MondJy, then pla) top·
ranl..cu L:I Tom on Tuc~dily anJ
CLUB GOLF
From Bl
p111..h\,.f) \\hO C.:.lll JU:i.l get )UU out,
th..rc \\,1" one pitcher '"ho '"a~ in
tt c l•ig lc.1~uc') uni; bccau'l he
t"' •u.d Ft '>t;in .\1usa;il out ·
\l,L•I\.:~. \\hO \\jll pb) Ill the
~,,If It 1..trnJmenl alun~ \\Ith
B.1,-:h ill H.1ll l1f I .1mer:, )u,h J'
~1J\,, \\ hllC) r urJ. '11g1 UcrrJ,
Jim l'.1lmcr, Oioob Rob11N>n,
Duke ~n1dcr a~d Pee \\cc Rce-.c.
''·1llop d :i~I c.1rccr home run!I,
pl 1\111:0: Ill of lw~ ~:? }CJf\ \\llh the
G11111\. II "a' Jn era \\hen
l 1 i:b;.ill ''·h tl1Hcrcn1.
I hl' bru,hb.1 .. I.; pit'"h "a' p.1rt
Of bJ cl'.111 .,.. hen "e pl.i)Cd," '>.ml
~t .. C,hc). rdemng to Ol)\J.1k\
Oll(llrl\IU' ln\tde pit h1ng. "Oh.
there ''ere wnc' an g.1me> \\hen
pl.t)l'r' chaq;i:J the mounJ. but
thJt \\a\ uni\ ''hen 3 pat .. her \\J')
Jclaba 11\: I) hcadhunung P11chc r.,
\\CfC .tll1l\H·IJ 10 patch ln'>lde, :Ind
d .1 gu) hit .1 home run lift )vu.
the nl'~t guy could c>.pect LO get at .
"'nae game has ch:rngeJ ;i lot
I \C '>•Cn ,!;U)'> thro" b.111' ,,j1h f\\u
'tnl.::' un J b.1t1cr .lnJ the hiller
1:.•, up,ct bCCJU\C It nll\\I.:\ Jn
1n .. h 1111 1he 1n .... 1Jc 1.·0111cr . .1nJ he
th111l> h .. ·, 1hru\\tng .it him 11·., ·
I.and 01 r1d1,uluu ... Or) d..1k "J'
one ,,1 t ,.,c pakhcr~ "'hu ''J'n't
.t1r:.11J l1c1 ahro" an,1Jc If \Ou h11
ham .1 lllllc too hJrJ. or ,·,"'' dcd
the 1 l.1te tuo muc.h. he bot )OU oil
th.: plJtc"
~l...l ll\C), ni .. ln.1111cJ · ~trctch.
'till h,11J, the mJjor·lcaguc rc cc.HJ
hH the mm.1 1n1cn1ion.1l "·ill> l.i.51
111 .1 ,indc·\C3\0n, ac1..ompltshed in
1%~. "hen he \\Oil the 1'.111onJI
league t-t\ P He Jl>O h:b more
,Jr,er h11m1.: rum than an)
~Jl111nal l.ca~uc ldt·hanJcr.
--~,,.
Ne,,port's Blaine Sherwin shoot) O\.er Sea Kings' Adam Mcfarland.
Woodbridge on \\'ednc,J.1}, at \\a., "The) dad a good JOb ag.iiMt
1hear onlv game of the ''eel ··\\ c our counter-attack, bccau~ "e
tool all thb "'eek ofl 10 prepJre had onl) one goal on the counter·
for Ne\\purt," \'arg~ s:ud. attack and that's been one of our
Cd~t. .ibo. le~ b) ~oallceper L s1rengthi. all year." Vargas sJ1d ;·1
Greg Sil")er s nine ')il\C,, 1001. a ihank ihey had a prob.lem mJtch·
6· l lead "hen Huc')l~l ~~>r1;d 30 ing up We've go1 five or su gu)!.
.,,;eond) rnto lhe thtru· quMtcr thal can go 1n al any tame ..
from the hole. l"\c" port HJrbor Corona dol Mare, N--.ort Harbor s
CUI the ~\,.a KJng~· lead ICJ 7.3 "'th ~#p()l1~ , () i :.'-:
~45kll\\hcnGJbc\\\11t,.:orcJ Oltonidt'L'• • 1 2 ~-9
• M1 SCOll!lQ Ptr.ce 3 Cltrt 1 Wy~ 1 S..u on a hrc;il:i"ay. but lhc S.1tlor!. .,.11,h 3 ccM sw:ig Hlltston • Mcfllln 2
\\OulJ not get Jny clu,l.'r GrJrll 1 Pillc:J 1 ruci.er 1 Saves Slw,tr g
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h\ '"11.innu.il i.:vlt "''cnt. lhc
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upponca.:~
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lDry.d.ikl tournament''' n1,e
he s~ud. "Your peer,. \\.hu n.clict!
111 their prufc::.'lun, c.111 .111 'II
J,m:i .in I loo;.. bad.;, c'pc~1:ill) th·•
ba, .. b 111 pla) '' I 1h1d. 1h.:' h 1\C:
nwrl· ol,I 'tor 1 .. ' tu tel I I h '"
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nid1l a.1J !Jlk .1txl..:: "h.11
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thr-.l· m.:m,,r,1lil · JJ~' .in.I n1ghh ,r. .. ·1111: d11''" :ind hc.1rrnl! ,t 1r c, \\Ith(,~ I ·\!•nJ, •JI 'POii\ Ann
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t• ur11.u11 ... nt hu)I '"h~1 .. t-.. .. "
l)~,J.1h.". ht, J.1U!!htc.•r I' lhe
h'Ulll 1rn.-11t C\C•Ull\C ,J11,·,tor J',•r
mu•• 111lurm.lll\•ll, ,.ill I '>Lill
l.)f\,dal ( r11.-~:51
cumm1"11>ner l'I ba'>eball, Big
Slrc:tch \\Ould mal..c: t"o )tmpk
change., Eltmin.1tc :istro1urf :inJ
-the dc)1gna1cd h1t1c:r an the
Amc:rn:an League
· 1ho-.e1"0 things l'd chJn~e.
but Id prob:ibl) be unpopular
"uh wmc people 1f l did. he
,,,,d ·1 \\3' \llll pla)tng \\hen the:
DH cJmc in. anJ I probabl)
cuulJ\c pll)cd :i lot more )Car' 11
I \\Jnted to ~ a DH. but I d1un t
choo e 1hat ro111e
"I'd ltle to sec an astern.I... b~
the rccouis M>me of 1hese OH')
arc pulling up If 1hc:) had to pb)
e\ef\dJ' on both sades. the'
\\Ouidn't get thJt aian) al·bab, '>U
in a "a) l don't think it's fair
Some of the numbers "ouldn't be
there. and It also changes lhc
\Irate&> of the game.
··You al:.o "ouldn't sec w man~
gu)) ge111ng brushed bacl in the
American League af they d1dn·1
hJ'e a DH. bc"'Juse the)'d ha'e 10
c'c:nluJlly come up to hat •·
0
Chip abota: ~ s Q.C ~ O' l"c ~
St""~ Gal Ccum l\llo'I rtac:r.is tie ~·fti!S ol
N r:: ocabt tl:trl!V:.IOft PrHldf'1 s C;.111 Dan
Mc;Qylre O"Wt lcM SIJW1 to Sob
Doarbom "'ant m11e11-poay um•IW on
~~~Y ~ Alea do le Pana • Qht !'f>o r.ious lO 8" Fol.ando " tll Ohr :i ~. t~s~ KalG,_IXn
John Andorscllft "I I 'Iii C.-m
Q'• -i; ICU: ~ QH liloftt ... 19S I
Dt't t'lt T-uwers C;io Joe llY ... ~s
~ ·si Cra'9 JW'lson 11 a m!1lfwW 111 R"uc
g.-. nv ~rt S1l'OatS .. Jack arown lllS 1
bit Tl'IC I ~S 11 al 0"1s.:l!IS ll't Ott t~
'11 I.ISi V.tO'ltsc!Jy s ~ Grftfl std •
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c;, tt11 nc• ;-;ss 63 a-.c R..s~ llOw llfl ~~ t •"1
F • 't A Al llder flO• ;-oss 101 INS 1.';Wlrt
t< "" 561 ·~ r ~ 8 a'lO ce ta Pam ~
le• Id! Fu, .,_NI~ ~ ftQ'"C C
RJ,·h:u-d Dunn is • Dail) P1/u1
.\pcm~ Hritrr Mho!>t C'lub golf rol·
umn ap~aN t• try Tbursd•)·
BOWN BACH
From 81
Carpenter a1J.
IJ,111 11h.1 .. h. \\hl> lcep-. ha' ·C! grade-point 3\c:r.ti_:c :.1fll1~!
\\lien he.·) not bl.1z1ng b) op(Xhing Jdcndcr .... re.1lt:c-. that
Ith: :ill r ,ullegc \\Jter polo -his a'piration ne,1 )Cal -''
tu.ilh"'
l'.11.111.: C11.1,t L c:.aguc. :.ind :itaer bean~ )Ceded fifth an la'>l
hJr\ k.1~uc ""mm1ng l1nah B"''llcnbJch 'Aon 1he 100
I , ''"tr11~c an 1.0.' Q
"lie: mt"cJ CffJ b' onc·tcnlh ol a ')C,onJ,' Carpenter
'>J1d, ··,,, he\ re.ti C\C1tc:J about \\\Imming thLS )C.lr. A lot
lll 'en111,-.,;. a<; .,,xm a \\,Iler polo's O\cr. they call 1t a year
Bw not him. He\ rcall) mou,.ucd. :ind by talk.lllJ atx)ul at .
he'll pwhJbh bring wme other gu) into the pool for ""Im·
ming.··.
Bollenb.1d1. <i retur11111g 1huJ·1c.-.1m ·\II Cl r ~ \ per·
former "ho pla)eU mo')ll) in the hulc l.1,t )C:Jr, r1tr,1b th.:
two-mett'r p<hation only oaboul :ill llCrC<'nt c•f 1hc 11m th1'
)Car He\ a Uri\er the rc't
''Tht\ \C:tr, tc.1m 'a) thJl 11 H'U 'hul Jm,n \J;im Uol·
lcnbach. )OU 'ihut Jo"n £,t.anuJ, · C.1rp.:ntcr ,,ml "II I "a'
ddendrng Dj.lin\I fatan•ta. I d 'ct up my Jdcn'"" to 'hut
Adolm l)ollcnbach, too La\l )'C<lt ~a-. .amazing. I nt'\.Cr had
an)'One m:ikc All·ClF on a 1c.1m that didn't male the CU:
"I .. tu.I~ tin ~l\\Ccn game•.) bcrnu'>e my buol) arc 1hcrc
\\llh m~ ... UuJlcnb;1ch aid. lo~1caUy "I do cnjo' ('"hool),
but C:\..&I 11 I didn't. ~cau:.c u~ there, 1 worl. at 1t \\11\ l\\ll
:i .. '"urnplt'h 'omclhang? In \\;.Iler polo. once )OU 1;et PJ'f the
rnllcgc I 'cl. there·, Olli an}th1ng lhcn:." ·
Uolk nb.1d1, ah,> tn\oh cd an the high school d1\l..,1on lll
the l irnpu' Cru ... 1Je for Chmt. "111 remnin an the: puol
on~c: \\ tl·r ·P'1lo cnd'I an 1993. Has 100-)3rd frcc:)t)lc cl~"'I..·
ing ot 5~ 1 snond la.st spnng "as :imong the bc)t in the
COASTLINE
UTOMOTI
SERVICE
lkllknb.1ch "anh thJt "inning fccltn~ b.id .. "My wpho·
more \C.lr 111 ''a1cr polo. "c made Cir •1' .:a team. so I l.nO\\
"hJt ah.it tcd1ng ii. lil.c." he said "I "ant to get that feel·
ing tn "'mnHng. and go to Belmont Pl:ua (an Long Boch).
h "i. a haghcf le' el nnJ I "':int to get tfiore
Many households have 1
second car that lS used to nuke
short car pooling tnpS. and run
etTnts. Because tnese cars are used on _relali~y mmor drives, car owrws are sometimeS elY to lgut9 that their seMCing
needs are also mll'IOf The fact is. however. tnat using a car
mostly for frequent short trips
may wed put it an the "severe
seMCt" CaleOOfY That IS to say
that its maintenance needs are
greater than cars that genef1lly
undertake highway driving.
Because short dnves do no<
allow engines to warm up
completely or sub1ect tnem to
fluctuating operati ng
temperatures, they may be at risk
for rapid wear and e~sive
buildup of unwanted combustion
by-products. For this reason.
second cars may need more
attentlOn than the pnmary family
car
HMT: Al -lecst twie~ • mon!n
~the ~Cl.'IM Oll mt
hit;/w!1y on a long !111\ ~ :;i
"stritr:h tts legs •
WHlsnJNG A
DIFFERENT TUNE
In the days bP!ore the
widespread 1ntroouc•1.on of
electronic ignrtioos. n was easy
to tell when a car eeded a
tune·UP. As the worong parts 01
"pomt · 1g:WOO systems wore
out cars become increaslllQIY
more difficult to st.art or ltley
idled rougl'rff The n was a
matt?r of replacanQ worn pans as
part of a tune-up Today .
however. the replacement of
points W1ttl computer chips and
the use of newer geoeraoon
diStnbut.OrS elrmtilat! much of ttle
wanvng that once alerted car
owners to ttie need of a tune-up.
An electronic 1ngitlon rr.akes the
tune-up a matl!r of reoular
PflVentJv! nwr.enance. during
Milch the agnroon system is
checked and vanous parts are
replaced To keep a car in good
working order, 1t should be
scheduled for time-up& at regular
intervals
If its been a wtl• s.nce your
car's last tune-up and ct-eek-up,
now·s the bme to have It done
nght here. ° C & F has the
foremost service fac1li1y in the
area for your ~rman Swedish
or Japanese aummobl e We dO
tune-ups. 011 changes. and
complete electr1ca and
mechanteal repairs See us tor
quality AAA" appro~ed seMce.
We re located at 2090 PlaceotJa.
Phone 646-6910 Open Monday
through Fnday from SAM to 6PM
for your con\'! ence Maior
credit cards are welcome
#INT: To s:op troubJI t>ttore
I' ~'ts "'"' ' Cit tu~ MfY yw or 12000 ~
wrJJCtte.~ comes flftt
Ma/or Repairs Welcome • Minor Repairs We/co ms
2380 Newport Blvd.Casta 4Mesa b•t•.,...,,., • ...,..,. ··~ OPtfJ ~10NDAY -FRIDAY BAM TO SPr.1
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~~osta Mesa's frosh-soph waler polO team rules PC~
L itc i va ·11 counterpart,
1bl C.O.ta Maa Hi&h
f r05!Hoph •atcr po&o squad
•1U enter PICUIC C'.out Lea c
competition later this Wwcek •11h
1hc credential a the team to but
to w.1n the title.
The Munanp h~c compiled a
1'4·1 record 10 this point, bav1n1
lost ju11 once, • S4 actba to
FoothilJ in the
championship match or
the 2A·tcam C'haraer Cup
Tournament hosted by Et
Toro HiJh.
mu. Co-fort, a driYU. wu lbe
Mute ..... ~ ICOICr ~
the Qaarpr 0.p Tounwneaa.
Sopltomore Seu HJllOD rcUCd upon '°' tail ddcDM Ud he
leadt the team in itcals lb.ii
ICf&SOll; while IYCtapnJ arouod a
pl per J me. Other lUID
membcn include Elijah McDarucJ
and Ryan 0 DJdy aod freshmen
Joe Wrkich and Dan
Lobdell. The pJie is
frnhman Ju tin Taylor.
•"'fhese suys are wt
"'Un.men," aid
KtcutzJtamp.'1'befast
brrit is the key to our
offense be.catie v.e don't
set up very often. I'd like
lO lhink lhaHftibe
fourtb quarter, we'd be
wearinJ teams ouL ••
Taylor has been an
On its w.ay to the tltle
matJ:h, C-<»a.. Meu
defeated AliJo Viejo,
22-2, Trabuco Hall~. 11 -5,
o.nd ViUa Park. 9-1 The
Mustanp aho won
apanst eventual
thard·place fini her
C'oron11 del Mar 8-7. in
double-overtune
The Mus1anp arc
beinc coached by former
ll.ghtweights important factor in the M~tanp' winning
record so far. "'He's got
Mesa player Bnan Kreutz.k:lmp
(class of '91 ) Kreutru mp played
under current Mu\tanp' varsity
coach J:uon Lynch bdurc going
on to compete al Gulden We)t
College.
"We hiJvc ~il( gu~\ v.ho can
~re .· iJ1d k.reulLkJ mp ' Our
leading ~corer!> arc JHr;,ig1n~ only
about three ~a l~ .1 g~rnc, w I
think v.e ha\e gt"xJ borlancc . If
-.omeone 1\ not hJ' 1ng J good day,
v.e hJvc other\ v. I 11 ~an pick him up.. .
The team's top .corer\ thu~ far
ha'e been wphomore) Jame)
Comfort and Roger K1rnos, the 'ct
natural go:llic ability,"
H•d bis coach. "He'• holdinJ
opponcnlS down to about four
go31s a &•me right f\OW."
In the CdM-Mesa tournament
pme, McDaniel and Hylton each
had a p3ir of goals and single
goals' -.ere CX?.!!lributed by K.irnos,
Dandy .tnd Lobdell. Toylor made
· 10 ~ves ag:un~I CdM and another
l(J in the Foothill contest.
The Mu)tanp had claimed
champ1on~h1ps of the 11'-ine and
Nc-.pon Harbor tournaments on
1hc ~o preceding weekends.. Now,
the foe~ turns to the start of PCL
competition this "'eek.
If
Costa Mesa's Bint. Tran (1) has his sights set on a record night Friday.
FNllt It
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oped 10 ~. M WM_. to jobl tM ~diet
tM dWd week ol lM IHICMl1 hi he dediQtd.
"'I had a JCJO.pcrual l•nwound ftc. r1f1 f~
rua )at. I._ plaiina for (ua. aad We Md a pretty
IOOd ca.aradenc oa &hat ttU\.'° said ~ •bo &e,an to racn1 the IUddeft popularicy With his ct ...
maa.ct 1h11 coincided with -'bk inc:real&n& a.ridiron
fame.
... had a lot ol friends on the team. but moll of my
!ricnds were outside of football," he recalled ... AU of
a Madden, l became known as 1bc Football Pbycr'
and people ~n to approach me that bad iOubbed
me ix mon&bs tarticr. I tbou&Jlt
tha1 pretty funny."
Bruu claimed hii hard·n d
runnin.g 5tylc v.ru insp red prima-
rily by ldf·prcsc~lioo.
.. , didn't like to get hit and 1
cer1ainly didn'& like 10 get
knocked down, because that hun
even more, .. he recalled ... , Cound
that if you didn't want to ici hit.
you h d to hit harder than tbe
lUY tryana to tackle you. It had Ciddlnp, '81 nothirta to do Y..itb me wantina to
dole out punishmenL"
Brans married in 1989 10 a girl he met lhonly
after quitting football altogether at Cal State fuJ.
lcnon. He claimed, h~ever, hrs wife, Iona, can't
f iathom her ''big baby" ever taking the consistent
pounding he incurred from dcfc!Ues.
"Even nOWi I don't Uke pain," Bruas ~fained.
.. 11 I cut myscl aroun tbe house. I'll ·be rom-
pltinina, and Iona will s:sy, 'Come on, you're sup-
poied to be a big. tough foolb~I pla)'Cr,' " '
DrazaJ. was heavily recruited a~ both a running
back and linebacker, :and .cttled on a scholanhap
offer from IUinois, co3ched by Mike White, a long-
time friend· of Giddings, currently a Newport ~ch
re ident and Jn · tant ooaeb with the Los Angele
Raiden.
But he left the Chomp:ugn campus ofter J~t one
&emcslcr, greatly dtS1llus1oncd by the laborious g11nd
of big·time college football
"l guess l w3s spoiled by, Coach Giddings," Brazas
~id. "(Gidding.s) wu the best coach I could h3ve
pla)td for, hccaw.e he understood. that for pl:l)Cf'S to
ha1.c ·succcss. they had to also have fun . I didn't rind
.... , ...... -.
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~· 5Cew ~.in~~~ 1983.
much fun at tllino~."
Brans finished the school year at Onngc Coa,1
Co1Je1c. buc tran ferred to Saddleback Colleac.
*bcrc he wu a 238-pound hncb ckcr !or 1hc Gau·
chos.
Still attraccavc as a majot-college talent. he ac·
ocp1ed a scholarship to Cal State Fullerton. but
quickly realized he wasn't 5erK>u enough about the
game to meet the demands of pl•yin& in a Div1s100 I
program
.. Football ju't w sn't the center o( m~ un,1,er~.
and it needs 10 be at that le"el." he said.
To this day, football hoWs laule allure. for Br.u.1)
~ho completed ht~ college degree 1n M1rch at CJI
Poly Pomona.
"I really don't follow 11." he '3id "The last 11mc I
watched a pro football game w s about three )CJr' aeo. I don't really c1.en folio" NetAp<>r1 Harbor. bu t I
know they went to the (Cll· Oivu1on IV) \Cm1fin 3f,
(actually the final~) la5 t )ear "
Braz.as, who purpm.ccy a\O~ded intcrvio""r. v.ith re·
porteri. as a prep·. '31d a ~rapb<><». compiled by ha)
istcr as the onty.1ang1ble c\·1dcncc ldt of h1i. football
&lory.
"Lt's buried in a OO\ ~mcv.:here an the prage.
Brw1. said of the \Olum1nou~ newspaper clapping~
"The 11~1 11mc! I )JW II v.3\ aboul three )CU~ agu
v.hen 'AC mo"cd I looked throu1h 11, and it all
~emed llkc such a long time n_go. I had a lot or (u11
hose 1..,.0 )e:t~. but l Jon't think llbout 11 much ·
COSTA MESA: Mustangs heavily favored over Calvary Chapel
From 81
leader (surpassing Steve Braz.as of
Newport Harbor, who gained
2,700 yards in 1982-82)., r.tn 34
An.a, also hopes 10 benefit from
some' MeS3 ••ruaglc , which h:i\e
cost Coach M)'ron Mailer's unit a
chance 01 an unbeaten pre·lcague
times for 311 yards and all six setiOn.
Mustang touchdowns in last yea.r's Mesa
44..() victory over the Ea·
cJes (2-2). ~ TOii 10
Bui while Tran is a
good bet to notch his
fifth-straight 100-yard·
plus outing, Che Mus·
1:an&1 (1 -2-1) should get a
belier le t this year from
Coach Kris Van Hook's
much-improved squad.
"We're much bigger
and ~rongcr than v.e
were la~I yeor," said Van
Hook, whose team comes
Division VIII
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Mcmn,).1
na11on
gave up two touchdowns
in the tin:1J moments to
allow R~ncho Alamitos
to goin a 20-20 tic three
weeks ago, nnd had
fumbled center snaps in
the fourth quaner to
botch their chances for
victory the pa~t l'AO
pme~.
"We need 10 gel
thinas fixed ," said Mall··
er, ¥>ho ron11nues to
shufne the hneup 10
find u )UCCC\!>(UI combi-
off two straight wins, including last
wed.'s 35-17 triumph O\!Cr Laguna
Beach.
·•we'"e made progress. played
physic.al football, and our ,passing
game is going pretty well," Van
Hook said.
Otlvary, located just outside the
Costa Mesa boundary in Santo
In rci.pon~ to ronm1.en1 prob·
lems with the center exchange,
Miller "'ill start sophomore Ryan
Ta)lor al quarlerbaclc, and mo\'e
senior Bill VaVer~u. who has
!I.tarted at g_uard. tackle and 11ght
end, 10 center.
"We 'ha"e to try something dif ·
• ferent," said Maller, who plans to
use senior quarterback JdC
N1cbhng elsc"'here in the off erm"c
attack.
"Jeffs a areal a1hlcte. and he 'll
still be very important to our of·
fense," Miller explained. "He hil
the best hand.s on our team. he's n
sreat blocker, and a &ood runner.
He'll ~e time 11 fullback and "'"I
b3Ck.
Tii~lor. who ~taned l<»t week
due to Niebling's b:aclt. spnm.i.,
can't ma1ch N1cbling's arm
strength. Bu1 Miller claims he
manaaes to act the b~ll to hts re-
cc11.cr$ w11h regularity.
Cal\-.ry's one-back offense 1\ led
hy Junior quanetbad. Wa)IJn
Ktu'§JC, 'Aho continues to play v.c l
despite undergoing has third v.cc~
of chemotherapy to counter.act J
non-ancerous tumor behind one
eye.
''He's I t v.c;a.ghl and i.ome.
i.tren1th, but he's conllnued to J '
:a areat j\)b for U\.." Van Hook .11J
of Kruse. whose 201 putina yanh
•Jainst Laauna Scach upped h '
\Cason total to 691 (completing .ir
of 81 ).
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ESTANCIA going into (the Oct. 15 Pacific Coast League opener
agaj nst) Century."
back Karlo Amaya and fullb3ck Mark Palkoner.
Amayo. who carried ju)l four limes for :? yards
through three games. exploded for JOO yards on 28
carrie,, including a 10-yard TD run th111 aa\'C fa-
loncia 11s only lead, 7..(), against Ko1ella.
started at 1a1lbad •. caught s~ passes for ~8 yards
last wed. and hBj emeried as Thompson's fa\'Orite
target. Arccytit also 1ntcrccp1cd l'AO passes a1n11ut
Kat ell a From 81
The Comanches (3-0-1} come into lctSt )Car's l::.s-
toneill game w11h a 4-0 rec:ord, having :weragcd
more than 3S poinlS per game
The Eagles hope to c:irry over aome se<.ond·half
momentum from the K.atcUa pme, in which they
nearly overcame a 21-7 deficit to set up a two-point
conversion ollempt for the win.
Estancia had a fourth-quarter touchdown poss
nullified by a holding penalty, then was i.loppcd on
fourth-and-goal from inside &he 1 on its next pos-
session w11h
2:07 left in
Pul~oncr (6-root, 260 pounds) started 11 guard
the fin1 three -.eeks, but 5tcpp«d into the backfield
to provide crushing lend blocks for Amaya and
friends.
Canyon JUnaor Adam HOO\'Cr appears to ha1.e
v.·on the quarterback job from i.eruor Gunnar
Strunz. HOO\·er hDS completed 60 of 92 for 722
yards and ~ven TDs m the pass-happy attack. The Eagles, however, held them to 23 yards pa~s
IDJ. and an 87-yard, third-quarter touchdo~n run
wound up accoun11nc for all or Canyon's ru\hinc
yards 1n a 14·9 Estan~us vac.tory. Ca n)on went on 10
Jose its final five &»mes 10 finish la~I an the Century
Lca1uc
"They hJve a duplica te of the 1eam they had last
year," uebcn~ooJ ~31d, "Except they have one tic,
and three win), Jn)tead of four w1n\, commg in."
the game.
"Thlna.s arc
s1artln1 to
gel," Liebcn-
&ood said of
the offense,
which ben-
eficed from o
rer.huffled
line, and an
•ll·new back·
field oC tail·
UTANCIA'S STARTING LINIUH
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Senior
quarterb:aek
Todd Thomp-
son is lookin&
for his first
touchdown
p:au. buc has
di played ac·
c:unc:y, com·
pletina 19 or
33 for 144
yards thus far,
Canyon had tot.aled just 6" rushina yard throu1h
three games, before ''-ll'J>4S5in& lhll total in last
-.cck's 20-0 win over Magnolia. .
Receivers Oreg Jacob (16 catches for 225 )'llfds),
Jared Jones ( 16 for 132) and Tim Tynan (It for
Estancia (1 ·3, ai. 11 was hbt year a1 tb1s time) re·
tums much or the defense that go"c Canyon Cits last
rail. The Eaales alSQ di played a much·ilnproved of-
fense 1n lll)t week's 21·14 los' to K11ella.
"The bottom line 1 • we need a win," aaid Licben-
1ood. whOJ>C lone victory wa an 11-0 uiumph over
La Quinta. "We need to build M>mc momentum
COM aoing to be one heck of a 'rootball
team.'' said Holland, who ls obv1·
ously concerned with lhc 6-foot-S
From 81 Finneran , ""ho total 4$ cacches
vidorie.s, blonkccr Woodbndae. 1'4· for 66S yard • thus Car.
0, in last week's Sea View opener. "Tbey like lO throw the ball up
The Sea K.inp. however, won't hi&h and let them go and set It,
bo lnllmidated In tbc least. p f •. and -e ha'le no ono close IO that
ticularly after havina ta.ken tw~ I tall," wd Holland, whose Startin&
time deCcndina Cf P champion Ir· secondary avcraacs a 11\ade talltr
¥1.n• to tho wall before· (aUina in than 5-10.
their Sea View debut, ll-20. Ywocr. a 6-2, 19$.pound re·
wwe proved la c week. we're placement for AJl-CIP performer
coaou DIL Marl ITAllTINO LINIUN
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Sean O'Brien (now 1t Arizona)
has completed S3 ol 101 passes Cor
723 y11rds and ah touchdowns. He
has also Nlbed tor 1 team-hi&h
237 yards and four TDs on 39 car·
ries ln the Eqlcs' option a&llCk.
CdM m.anased to limit the
flnnerans to a combined 1CYen re·
aptions IAd no TDs lut year. bu1
It didn'1 holp prncnt a »·14 de-
feat, lo wbkh t.hc Eqle1 rolled to
a 2.S--0 halftime lcacL
The Sea KJrip. wbo ha\te >1~·
ed just 44 poiAll .U le&IOG. 1wiU
try co counter with eomo otren ive
punch Of their own. led by acnaor
All.Clf NMina back J.R. Wall.
Walt, who bu 36l yards on 94
carries. nc.dl $2 yVds 10 break
Biaan l..UCM' idtool' caner ruahina
matlt Ol 2,ol4, let ia 198W9.
CdM jdlor qu:anctt.act Aaton
Perlmutter wUI Uo pnWWc a
thrut. He hu oomplceed 24 ol SO
Cot 423 tda ud Uuu TJ>I. With
ball thoM eompletions iOi"I '°
j11ni0r rec:cfvU lilly Tatc11.
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NEWP-IJRT .
From 81
Trojans' near upset of Tustin in
last week's lcque opcnor. u
ample cause for concern.
.. We 1urcly can't afford to ta.kc
Clf T• 10
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anyone liaht·
ly," said Brin·
lley, who COft·
tinucs to mar·
vel II the
weekly com·
pethivenaa of
Oranp Coun·
ty'I IOYa)lest
luauo. "'You
look 11 lut
Wff k •• IClOrU
whh Tu1tin·
Uni (24·21),
i.1 witutiN 1 ~ lilfn With SMdlcbld (21·17).
•nta M1r11rlu atlp
piaa pUl WoOdbricltl ( 14.0) and
QwOU ..... It .... lrYIM (U.
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, lS6) will challenae Arccyut..and the rest of the £s..
tancia secondary, which 'Aclcomcs back comerb ck
David Barnhill, who mi d last week with 1.n 1nklc
injury.
Jal r o
Arceyut, v,ho
Senior linebackcri Fred Pinto (bruised shin) and
OKar Lomeli ( praincd ankle) will alto return to
action, thou&h neither arc scheduled to stan.
20, Vaqueros}, and chat should tell
you every pme ts 1oina lo be
toush in this !cape."
Lc1aue or non-lcape, the San-
on have noc round 1J11 easy JO&na
this fall, winnJnJ by inaraJ.ns of
four, 14, ti and tour poincs.
Malina lhlftlS more hanowana
ror Hart>or, II the ablence ol All·
C1F Nqnina back Wide Tlft. who
will m the fint or •hal could be
tneral pmea •Ith 1 dislocated
riaht shoulder.
-•7,a.ny IHJJuw
Seniors Sieve Gonzales and
Paul Jobnton wtll carry the l>Utll of
the Nshi"I load, wbiM acnior
quanetbadt R~n Smith continues
lO macurc u ~ trigcr man In
the conlfOUed pusiq Itta.ct.
Uru's _.ns· 1 Is apertcd by dou-
ble-threat quarterback Ricco Rob-·
cnon, -ho bu thrown '°' 347 yards (ti OI 59) IAd Mhed for
another 322 on 43 Cit~
Boch Robcnoa TD paua ~
pt IO Jai.ne Polidor. who ii ay. etllifta 23.7 prcta on 10 catches.
MIWNn llA•••n nMn•• UNIUN ......
• •
n catch hellllna out the tr• n
~ like the weather, It's coollng
down around the local waters.
Ct
M 11Un fllhina continoes to
unWlnd for the aeuon u on11 aa
few billrash ha~c been &akcn an
... mkkhaMCI waten r«entJy. .
Am>rdin1 co reports Crom Anglen
Center la Ncwpon Btat'h, fi ~ina tJiled
otr this p•• weekend as private yaclns
ruonin& out of local harbors found vuy rcw r~ It Cat.Jina or around hi1h spots
1n Channel
Cuit Herberu or B~bo headed the
Whipper Snapper. a 35-foot Viking out
of Newport B y. last week and hoolcd
into a marlin while fishina .tbout Cour
mUes orr Cau.Jana's Church Rock on A
stn\ah& Unc to San Ocmcntc Island.
, Hcrbcru uid he found " pocket of
72«arcc wacer and w1•1 .mere •
atrtpcd marlin hit a Mun Joo Oreeo
lure. The lucky anJkr oo board who
fouahl ihe fish for Dearly an hour
Did Burcu, a 7~ar-old bia p.me
fuhcnnao frOm lJdo Isle.
The m rtin wu estimated io v.eigh in
the 160-pound clua and was ••cau&ht
and rcleucd" on 20-pound tackle.
Herberu added tbal he also had 1
laraer fuh oomc up and strike it
another jig in the s~e area, but after
one tremendous jump .. the marlin came
unbuttoned. A lnp b:ict to the umc
area tbe foUowin& day didn't produce
any fish for the crew of the \Vhip~r
Snapper, even though water conditions
~ere good.
Herbcrts also reported seeing a big
1icnna make a set on husc tun:i in the
channel and wrap the school and a
sponflibcr While an
1n1lc r on board the
bOat was uyin& 10 bod
I hooked yelJowfm
tuna. • J.o. at B®"s ma
Oarnc Tackle,
723-0883, OD Balboa
Island, says billflsh
anglers lhouldn't close
Lhc door on marlin and
swordf~h for this
season. Water
cund1lJons off 1he li\CSt Outdoors end of Catalina are
good, and there hasn't
been a bi& enough
storm thi rall tO mo\le fish OUt Of the
' area.
· • Look to the 499 1and 267 high spots to
produce a few more billflsh before the
lion comes co an end..
Tocn MYrpby of &tbol lslaad ~
a new all·taclle calico 1.b' pt.St
,,,.ttkea~ white fuhina oo board bis
ll·COCM Bmum Whlkr, powered by a 10
horsepower outboard. juu south ot the
Ncv.-port jetty, Murphy hold a captain••
liceru.c and has been fuhin& and di\iO&
over local reefs Cor man1 )C rs.
The calico ca.me up nd ate a 12-mch
m:idcrct, and the official v.ci ht of the
huge calico wa.s 14 pound$, ~·en OWJCCS.
•Anglers on bo:ard 1pottfi hers
runnina out of Da\-ey'1 l..ockcr, 67l-1434.
landed a couple or bag fi~h this week.
Dan Buracss of Costa Mesa, fi hang
aboard ihc Thundub1rd. on 1 1rip to she
Concz Banks, hooked into a 28-pound
ycl~t~il lf\at ate a fliholc Crozen squid.
Big yellowtnil :u1d school-size d blucfin
tuna are around the outer b:inb. but not
,,~.
LocaDy, Gshiq for calico and sud
bau Is f akJq lbc ud Caralina
llWMS ii prod a -· ent cascbcs ol
bonUo uad .. u.ali1 ycllowla tor day
bolu hCadu:s& aaou the d\l.Mcl. 1be l:at&cst fish ~bed in l -.eek was
taken bJy Roa Ka ta or Hwitinatoo
&ach. w.bo deded a ).pound hite
-.bile fi 'na on the Wcutro Piide.
1 •The Soulhcm C..lifom1a Catf ~
Championship$ ~lll be held 'at lmnc
Lake on Ocl. 16.
Thi will be a night-tune fahina C\'COI
""•th Sl,000 an tout prile money 10 be
awarded. The lake will be ~todcd prior
to the tournament lO iluurc &ood Ci\hin1.
A pcctal l3gcd ~phu-pound atr~h
""1U be stocked and at v.ill be "'orth
SJ0,000 if caught dunni the tournament.
For more lnlormauon. phone 649-?991.
Drugs, athletics Junior karate team su·ces up the competition
COST A MESA -A nine-~cck
coune that takes an in-depth look
at 'ub&tancc abuse among athlete
will be offered this fall by Orange
Cout Colle1e's Health Educn uon
Ocputment.
OCCs ninc·wt'ck m1d-~eme~ter
clllSSes begin Monday, Ot't. 18.
The scmc$tCr concludes Oct' 17.
Tilled ''Orup and Sports," and
listed as Health Education 138 in
the OCC ~cdulc..... the hr.<>·un11
cl:iss mec1s Mon~ay and Wednes·
day mominp from• 10 a m. to
noon. for rc11.S1nall on uli0JJ1Utjon.
phone 432-5772.
Registration, tryouts
are set for SUndly
Final registration und tryouts for
Ncwpon Mesa NationaJ Junior
&skctball (NJD) will be held at
Ensign Junior High· School, lo·
cntcd at 200 ChCf Drive in New-
port Beach, on Sunday Crom 1·3
pm.
The prugr:am i fo r bo)s and
girls from ftr)t through 12th
grades. A birth ccrtific:ue and
gr;ade venfkation 1s rcquir~.
For more 1n formatton, phone
650..1457.
. All 11 mcmbc~ of the 1993 JKF-Cost.a Mesa Jun·
ior Karate Team pl1Ced among the top 1brcc an the ir
events on Saturday, bringing home a total or two
gold, fo·e silver and se\'cn bronze med:ils at the USA
Kara1c Federation AJI American National Cham·
p1onsh1ps
1 he yuun~tcrs, ranging an age frmo 8 to 15, :mend
the Co)ta Mesa Park nnd Rccrcauon yo uth karate
pn.>gr:im held Jt Ualc:mc Cenrer. Bl.sck belt Jacl.i
Long tn>tnu..h the team and, along ""h three other
coaches -Dav id Alducnd.:i, Ke''" 01lhon and
Y\\..lnnc Carn-Rudri ick -accomp.rn1ed them on thh
~cdeml tournament in Grec:mllk. Miss.
The c'ent 1) hc:IJ uodcr tht' dm:t11on of the U~A
Kar .ste Fcdcrariorr v.1th teams compc:ting from aH
O\er the United States.
Bringing home a gold and 1 silver medal "'~ JMOn
Alducnda, 14, of Fountain Valley. Dana Ca~1ty, 12.
of Costa Mesa wiu the other gold medalist Sari
Bouder. 11 , Simone Vause, 10. and Jeff Luna, .di of
Co'>ta .Me1:1. took silver medal~ 1n their re~pcet1'e d1-
v1.,1ons, wuh Luna also capturing a bronze in h1\
"capons divi!>ion.
Philip Gerard. 8. of :>.c"porl Beach \l.J'I> the:
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brunLe medal Other brome mcdJlt\t~ tncluJcd Dr .in·
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Hunnngton B~ach.
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ld-fashiooed sou~ and stews.
C1assic casseroles. Healy main
dishes that make a meal. Famity
fcM:>rites sucti as these pOYide
welcome nourishment on fall days.
Althouih many of us cherish memories of meals
that featured these home-cooked foods, we no
lonpr seem to have time to ptepare them m the
traditional ways. However, with convenience in-
gredients and innovative shortcuts, we can now
make these tracht1onal main dishes-quickly and
easily.
Prepared foods, such as simmer sauces and
frozen vegetables, can.help you create a batch of
Hearty Beef-Barley ~up in only 30 minutes.
Using a 1ar of simmer sauce as the soup base, JUst
add barley, browned around beef, broth, toma-
toes and frozen vegetables.
You can also rely on COtWenience 1ngred1ents to
make Easy Chicken and Biscuits. The simmer
sauce and frozen vegetables, teamed with the
b1scu1t m11t, cooked chicken and mushrooms,
make a delicious baked entrff.
A t1mesav1ng technique matces Cheesy Zucch1n1
Lasagne extra easy to prepare. Bec~use you'll
use uncooked lasagne noodles, the time you
normally spend cookma them 1s~hminated. It's
·even more convenient because you use a fat of
dehc1ous parrnt&Jana flavor simmer sauce in-
stead of the vanous tomato sauces, tomato paste
and seasonings of a traditional lasaene recipe.
Pizza becOmes quick and easy, too, when you
tum 1t into a casserole. Bake f avor1te pizza
toppings, such as Italian sau~. mushrooms
and ot ivies, together with pasta and simmet sauce
to make Plzza Casserole.
With recipes such as Sweet & Sour Chicken,
Chicken Chow Mein and Cteamy Otjon Chicken,
you can keep pteparat1on time to a minimum t1i'
combining and cooking all the ingredients 1n
1ust one skillet Then serve with either nee, pasta
or chow metn noodles. Cleanup 1s as easy as
preparation
Convenience products are essential msred1ent~ \.
for today's busy coOks. The following recipes will
show you how easy it 1s to make home-cooked
meats usuli convenience -foods and innOYatlve
shortcuts. And as you 're prepanng these reci-
pes, you m1&ht come upw1th more ideas
for usma simmer sauces and other
convenience prod~ to make up
your own new family faVOf1tes!
There's no nftd to pi'9COOll tlte noodfes, SJmply
l"Yf!' 1,.edlf!IJts m the t»ktfW dish llltd We. (If
JOJ tnl•, ,,,.., ~. «Jd, pound of COOked
f"OUnd beef or /~111111 YUUf19.)
Cheesy Zucchini La~ne
2 cup1 llndded mozwet .. C-.. (I auras)
2 Cup9 ........ IUCC.hifM (.e.ut 2 nwdluln)
1 cup rtcaaa dwele
U4 cup ............... ctw
1 .. ...., OocW ..... Sauces~ n.oruuce 9w-=a-.it.....,_......_
Heat0ll'lnto3SO-. Reserw lflcupotthemoz:zarefa.
cheese. Max rtmalnlnt maaarella chelM, the Z:UC·
ctunl, rlcotta cheell and Pwn 1111n ctw. Spr'Md
314 cup of the uuce In U'W' IHd tiCtinjUlir beec1"1
dish, l lx7d 1/2 OI lb7 112x2 inches; top Wtth 3
noodles. S..-ti.ff of the Cheell mid&n (Nfl
noodles In dish; top with 314 cup of tM uuce. Reput
with 3 noodi., rernittni• chlele mixh.n end 314
cup seuce. Top With rwnainu• rioodtes and uuc:e.
cow Ind beke ~ 1 hoUr Of until noocf'-..
t.ndlr. R""°" from CMn; ~ wtth rlllfWd
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CIWsy lucchm1 L.asll6ne. Hurty ~f-Barley Soup and Sweet & Sour Ct11cli.en an Simple. contemporary ~1oos of favonte dishes for hearty fall meals
~ • dotlble batch of this saYOt)' soup so
there's ef'IOUl/h for the next day. To make a lower-
fat l!WSIOn, subst1tlltfl 6f0Und turkey for the ground
beef.
Hearty Beef-Barley Soup
1 pound pound beef
2/J cup ""~ qukk<Oakins blftey ·
2 c..(14112~MCh).....,...... ....,bNett
l cm. <1!1112 ounces) whol9 tDmMoes. ........
l jar ...., CrocMr Recipe s.uc. pepper
it.llkn...uuce
2 a.-"-' miald c •tliblll
Cook pound beef in Dutch O'N'I f1tlef rnechum helt,
st1mnc occasionally. until brown; chin. Stir 1n blrley,
broth. toma.toes and sauce. Hut to bothna. st1tTifll
occas.onally; reduce hut. CCMr and
~mmer 15 minutes. Stir in frozen
tabl Heat to boihns; *9uce
Mat. Cower and 5'mmer about 1 O
minutes tooaer or until bar1ey IS tender.
6 MMfllS (about 1 213 cups elth). HW-
..,.. lk (3500-6500 ft): No Chances needed.
Thi$ en,,. ts eq,,.,/y de/ICIOUS wnth hriq, ""'* oi
~. ltlMJ<Win or.,.. ....,nents IJdd extra tq
llttd •• .,,,,.., and pea Pods~ crunch Mtd •
colotful ~Ian.
Sweet & Sour Chlden
A t*llCMely seasone<J cream ~uce
com~ts tend~ ch1eken Or trv 1t _.,th
lftftOWK coo«ecl turkey
Creamy Dijon Chicken
1 ~ :AC•b!Me oaf
1 112 ..,.. bonelas, saN*ss chkken brusts
1 J-e.ttJ Oocbr Recipe Sauces atfredo °'
a..., twoccoU ft..ar saa
2 ta11111, aons Ofjon musbtd
1 peds• (10 ounces) frozen wt.ole b.tJJ . c:.anab
1 can (I ounces) mushroom ... Md
Alml.chined
4 a.-hat cooked ~
Ptep1111 sauce as directed in Skillet 01rec:ttOOS on 1ar
• UStl'll boneless, stunless'chteken brel:sts -ucept stir
1n must.d, frozen carrots and mushrooms .. ,th the
sauce, and increase simmer ttme to 20 to 25 minutes
SetYe <:Her pasta. 6 setVlnKS Hich Altttude (350().
6500ft.): Increase SJmmer time to 25 to 35 minutes
This eou1ttr)"~ fjiiiiij,. ,_.,,.. chidlen •"'1
~ .. tllbMs tn, CtNmy SIUCe, ~ liy
tpkJen 1Wcu1 If JOU.,. .,,.,. ID fi ltd bdctHt IN•
m pouches. use J 114 CU,f» l»k•rw m m.tMd
&sy Cbicllen and Bi cuits
C,,otk·fu/I of fresh vegetables, tt11s main dish is as
usy to pre(»re as t s cJel1c1ous Xor)'t' ~ c
tnf!ln noodles for MJdecl crunch
Chicken Chow A1ein ,,_
l cups ltndded cabblP '
2 CUS-cut-up coobd ChtCMn OI t&ftey
l medium stalb cele!L_ ttunty sliced
(aboUt 1 l 12 cups)
2 medium CMT'Ots, thinly she.cl (about 1 cup)
1 jar a.tty CtocMt Rec.-SMlcH
sweet & sour n.wot sauce
4 cups chow mein noodtes
Mix all 1ngred1ent$ except noodles 1n l 0-1nch skillet
He.at to bolhna. st1rrina occ.sionally. reduce ~t
Cover and simtnef a~t 20 m1nutet.. ~1rrina occa
s1onally, until veaetables art tender SefW ~r
noodles. 6 sertin HW-Altitude (3500-6500 ft):
No cha ~
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H ere arc two heany
sandwiches fil~d with
grilled "cgic1 and chicken
cutlet or {i h chunks. A li&ht
bru$hing of butter.is the secret lo
rich nuvor and brilliant sheen in
both Cillinp. Surpri inaly, e h of
these majn meal snndwiches comes
in al .. only about 400 coilorics and
14 grams. faL
ORILLID YIGftA8LI
AND CHICON
SANDWICH
WITH DILL 8UftlR
• 8 slices coaf5twtralned "'hilt
bread cut 1-locb thick. touted
• v., cup Dill Bullet Bastt (recipe
follows)
• i medium eggplDot, cut
'lengthwise Lo V•-lncb-tbkk slices
• I medium zucchini, cut
lengthwise In ~-lnch·lblck sllttt
• I medium sweet mi bell pcpptt,
cut in wtd&es
• 1 medium reel onion, cut In
V..·inch·tblck slkts
• 12 ou nctS booed and skinned
chicken brtaSls (cutlets)
L1gh1ly brush rack of outdoor
grill or broiler pan with oil.
!'reheat grill or broiler. Lightly
bru!>h i ~de of coch slice of
toJ,tcd bread with Dill Butter
Ba~tc:. \Cl aside. Place vegetables
on rad..; cook 3 to 4 inches from
hc;it until ncarl) cnsp-tendcr,
about .3 minutes; turn :ind brush
"1th Dill Duller Baste; cook until
cmp· tendcr, about 3 minutes
longer, remove and pl:ice on a
large culling board; !>Ct aside.
Pierce chicken on both sides with
fork tines. Place chiclcn on rack;
cool. 3 to 4 minutes; turn and
brush with remaining Dill Buller .
Baste, cook until chicken is no
longer pink, about 4 minutes
longer; remove to culling board.
Slice vegetables and chicken into
large pieces; place in a krving
bo" I For each serving: Place 2
pieces of reserved bread on a
scr'\ing pl:ite; top with chicken and
\Cgetablcs; serve with D knife and
fork
DILL aunER aAnl
• ~ cup !lrmly-pack.td fresh dill
sprigs
,. Peel or l/z lemon• (llz ltaspoon
grated), yellow portion only
• 2 tablespoons chopped ~d onion
• l/z stick (~ cup) butter, sllahtly
soOencd and cut In chunks
• l4 teiaspoon sail
• Pinch around black pepper
• 2 tablespoons balsamic 'inqar
In a bowl of a food proceSM>r
f111cd with a metal wing blade,
process dill, lemon peel and onion
un11I finely chopped. Add bu11cr.
salt ond blllck pepper; process
until smooth. In a sm:ill saucepan
melt butter ~iiture over low heal
for about 2 minutes to blend
ASK BITTY CROCKER
O. How long doc:s cheese keep
and what's the bci.1 way to store
it? B.P., Topcb. KS
Hard cheese , including
Chcdd:ir and colby, keep about
t~o months. e11her in the on~inal
wrapping or 11gh1ly wrapped in the
refrigerator Chee!i.e slices and
cream cheese keep about t"o
wecb 1n the refrigerator For
longer storJgc. "rar pJckagcd
cheese in 3 la)cr o frccLer paper
and freezc Both natural chcc es
and process cheese producti. can
be fnuen up 10 four months
Thllw them, wrapped, 1n the
refrigerator 10 pre,cnt crumbling.
O. How can I More ice cream so
11 doc:sn'1 ge t ice crystals? S.F.
Chatham, IL
Return ice cream to the freezer
as soon as possible after scoopina.
but fi rst. cover the top surface o(
remaining ice cream with pla tic
wrap or aluminum foil. Replace
cover and freeze.
O. I need some new fast idc3s
for m.-.k1ng supper with chicken.'
Help! A.M W. Rolla, MO
Herc' a few ways to make a
&ood meal, fosr
•Take advantage of the wide
selec11on of cut-up vegetables fto)ln
the proJucc section or wad bar.
Then, ma~c a fast stfr·f ry with
fices or bonele poultry brea ts
or th11hs.
• Cook extra chicken IO )'OU
have some on hand ror chiclcn
alad: For in ranee, mix equal
parts of yogurt and )Our f.t\'Qrile
drc ina. To with cooked
chicken, 'tllOppcd arecn onion,
chop~J olive , hvers of c rrot
and ~asonin1 to taste.
•Cook frozen chicken or turkey
panic a directed. Top lbcm whb
warmed apqhetii AUCO and
MouareU chcete. After a iihof1
time under tbe brodcr, lhls 11¥0tJ
upper lt rcadj to cat. ·
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Ml'ltt-o.r-.., C"**", -I I IJ ,,._ ._,, Mlreeyrlt\,
M JSUI.
navon; lir in bal
remove from he t.
•for cn~y ~cling. u c a
vecctablc peeler or harp knife:
fClllQ\e h:ilf O( the peel froin a
whole lemon.
• l pot11IMI ._ lldl .... u (..e. • tJahtly bNsb cut Jldcs ur rolls
u cod. ..U, die w .... >. Mees with St:tmpi Buller B:Wc: scl
rtm0ml ud tut I• a.Intl• d1u.ks aside. Oo 8 (10.inch) metal
• l ~u,t o• OUettl) frab ikewcrs, thrc d f aih, mu t\roont I
mualu·ocNu, alt•• rttaoml yellow squash ind pepper, dividinll
• l iaH&•• ,.tlow ........ hal~ evenly. ptacc ikcwcl"i on rDck ot
ttnalllwlM aod C\lt la l·lodl grUl ur broiler p:an: brush with
chuau " Scampi Buh~r ~ste; CO«.?l> 3 to 4'
on I JCMnl plate; remcwe
wacaabtcs and fi h Crom l skewers
Ind place on bottom portion Of
roll; top with ~ cup shredded
lettuce; "rvc with a knife ind
forK..
ICAMPI aun1it Ul'TI
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e 2 &Ult.tpooAI ltMN Juke
In a bowl of a fOOd procc r
fitted ~ith a mcu~l wlna bllldc,
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• 2 cup shttddcil rom1lnt ~uuce ..Rot:Hc s'-.cwcn; bru h \\ith
• 4 (~Inch Iona> crusty hero roll ,
cut In bah I &lh•isc
• ~ cup Scnmpl Dultu Qut~
(rtdpe folio"" )
lcia,cs n:mainina Sampi Uuncr 0 'le; .
Ughtly bru h rack of outdoor 'rook until foh i) op:aquc but ''ill
grill or broiler pan "'ilh oil; set mo~sl, bout 4 minute lunger. For
a idc. Preheat grill or broiler. each serving: Pince 1 u.~c~cd roll
bout' 2 rninulCS to blend Oo.l\'Ur~:
_tir in lemon juice; rcrnuvc from
• l~ut.
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___.... __ old.JritAda ud meet .cw OACS
1'hlo pareall anticipate a return
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eothusia&na could quickly fade ii
packina a lunch means quarrels •
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___ ..,..wh_a_t Jets · ncluded. •
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with somc 31eat bag lunch ideas
off ercd ~ The Su4&" Aisociation.
The winnana'""eombanations of
favoricc foods made in new woys
score major points with childmr:
·Parents will appreciate the case
of prcpantion.
These wholesome and delicious
recipes were ckveloped to keep
lhe fat low while preserving
navor. The Sesame Chicken
Nugets are broiled instead o(
fried and coated with a Cat-Cree
sesame-sugar sauce instead of
breadina. The sugar adds n touch
of sweetness chat youngsters love.
You can pack lhe nuggets into the
lunch bq with barbecue sauce or
stuff them in pita pockets tfith
tomato and lettuce.
Kids can make the Peanut
Butter Spread, spread it on Oour
tortillas and cover with their
favorite jam or cut·up fruit.
Part -skim ricotta cheese lo" c rs
· the fat of the peanut bu11er and
makes it lig.bt and fluffy. Pu111ng a
new spin on the ordinary peanut
butter and jelly sandwich, it
makes a tempting lower fat lunch
alternative to a perennial fa,ontc
Children love treats in their
lunch bag. Healthful snack 11em!>
add variety and fun tQ a lunch
Also. they provide some of the
calories children need during
these active-years.
For maximum lunch time
appeal, offer snacks suFh as Spicy
Sweet Popcorn and Chocolate
Dunking Bi.scotti. Both arc low fol
alternatives to the usual chips and
cookies and cnn be made in
advance to be ready to pack in the
morning. Best of all, with a little
supervision kids can help ml:lke
them by coating the popcorn with
the sugar-spice mi."tturc or sh:ip1ng
the biscott i logs. .
• Remember when children help
prepare their own lunch, they arc
more likely to cat it rather tha·n
trade it away. Let them choose
foods they like and will cat. From
. creative entrces to healthy snacks,
these winni.ng ideas make great
bag lunches that k.jds "ill love.
PIANUT aunER SPREAD
• 2 tablespoons punut buUtr
• \1 cup part skJm rico1t3 chccst
• v. teaspoon cinnamon
• 1 lablespoon brown sugar
• 4 Dour 1ortlllas
• l sliced b:anano or apple or jam
Mix peanut butler, ricotta
cheese, c1nn3'lnon and bro\\n sugJr
together. Makes ¥4 cup (J
tablespoons per tortilla). Spread
over tortillas and cover with sliced
b~nanas, apples or J:lm. Roll
tortilla. Keep extra rcfrigef3ted.
IPICY IWln POPCORN
• ~ cup popcorn kcmds
• l tabkspoon eranulated sugu
• l tuspoon chill powder
• ~ teaspoon cinnamon
e V~ teaspoon S3lt sauce
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• ''e&ctabl.c cookJng sprny
Pop popcorn. Mix dry
ingredients in a zip lock bag. Add
popcorn and spray with cooking
spray. Close bag and mix. Repeal
with cooking spray until popcqm is
coated. Ma(..es about 6 cups.
SISAMI CHICKEN
NUGGETS
This ttcipt con be doubled and
sc:~ed !or on t11sy dinner wilh
lcOo\ers used for lunch.
• I tablespoon Worcesrershire
sauce
• 1 tablespoon water
• 2 tJablespoons sesame serds
• l tcnspoon grunulated sugar
• V4 traspoon garlic po"du
• I teospoon chili ponder
• I pound chicken brt'uls,
skinned nnd cut Into Inch c:u~s
In a small OO\\ I mr< !>aucc
ingredient' together. Add chicken
and coat C\l.'.nl> Sprc;1<l out OI\
broiling p.in Dro1l for 10 minute!>
or unt1l lt~h1ly browncd .. turning
once. Malo.c~ one cup (4 ~rv1ng)).
Wrap for lunch. Sel"\e with
barbecue ~Jucc or )luff into pita
pocket with lettuce 11.nd tbm:uo.
BARBICUI SAUCI
• 8 ounce can tomaco sauce
• V• teaspoon garlic: powder
• ~ teaspoon chill powder
• 1 teaspoon granulated suaar
• ~ teaspoon Worc:tttcrshltt
In a medium saucepan combine
all ingredients and simmer for JS
minutes, stirring intermittently.
Makes 1 cup. Use as 3 dipping
sauce for chicken nuggets.
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"Boys Next Door" P•t• 6
By TOM TITUS
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3-mile strou. food; dancing .
.ntertolnment. "A INsh w111'1
NotureM art exhibit; and ofl'\er
~vents aimed at raising
awareness ot>Out the Newport
Conservancy and Its ettorts to
ptevent development ~f the
Castaways and Hewporrer
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$20, souvenir sweotshJrts. $18
MORE IHfO: 548·1A38
on the original 3-a<n farm ~ at the md of Mesa Drive
(''I could see the old Salt Flats
from my bedroom window"),
Towasey, 42. is quietly pas-
si<>Nlte in her ~ for an
area ~ consickrs an aquatic
wonderland and an ~
changi~ gar<Wn of nature. "I
don't thtnk of mvself as ~ng
out of touch wit6 reality, and I
reaUy fttl that others in the
Newport Bach community •ill
see for themwlva how impor-
tant It ls to keep these proptt-
tln as OJM!n and accessible as
they are now." local painta-Geor<M Tapley.
one of the 40 artists rnctud~ In
Sunday's "Brush With NatuTe"
exhibit. ~ He bas spent
the last twO yun re-crt>atlng his
IQSl>lred mot&& from ~~l
walks within the Back Bav ~nvironmeor. blff M«>ns wading in the tides. native CC>atldal sage scrub ~ the ridge.line oi the
blufls..chilarat catCMQg buc-
ttrltla In the thldl 9fO\IC ol calwtus on the <Asia ys. '1 waftl _lhere almoa CWfY day,
and It ls MYn the same. E~ moment ~ ·-the light
and 'WMhtt. ddft. ~ And, how the diiffennt MM OM
add to tlM drama. ~alt~ .. Sook of the Bede a.v.
NMure's ~ we ..cla • pure thaft'tJM OMS ...... ~ .. ww • .--........ ·-«•'W•o.tti.ie WM s...··o
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n 1he v.orld of rock music,
lhere arc.: 1wo words 1ha1
rank above all others.
They provide an elixir 10 1hc
Y.Cal). a hearty dose of importance
to 1hc mo\! insecure of cgoi., an
111\.-iolablc: guar.:in1cc or one'!.
h1pOC\S.
The words ..
Ringo Starr
Ju~I kidding. There\ something
better.
Dackstasc P~scs.
How man} ('cnin~ hJve you
spent mis1y-cyed and 1ccling from
outrageous fonune, gnash111g yo..sr
teeth al the.foci 1ha1 you did not
have Dad.\tagc Passe\ to Pui~n.
or Ratt, or Ugly Kid Joe or
Michael Bolton.,
Nc,cr? Then \uu :ire a
bolJ·fJCCd li:ir .
UJcl st01gc Pa''~ arc more
precious 1h~n golJ. mO¥c crJ\cd
than J IKl of Kim Uas1ngcr"s lncc.
I3ach1agc P<l\sn provide accc\s
to the famous. They dchncJte 1hc
proud holder from the moisi. of
rabble pounding on the gaccs.
forced 10 watch a i.how with
1housands of 01hcr unfortunates
from the cruel confines of scats.
Ibcutagc Pa~s arc cool.
And these handi. fully expected
to holJ such ticlch of delight for
Friday\ Pacific Amphitheatre
double -bill of Sointan:i·Bob Dylan
The concen, 11 turned oul, Y.as
history-in-the-making. Dyl;in
emerged w11h a masterful
performance that reminded
C\crybod} who gave a f1}'1ng Ood,
that Dylan is a II' ang lc.:genJ
We ~cw nothing of that. Our
plan was to meet Carlos Santana
bacbtagc (with our . . !Ucbt;igc
P.issc'i) and give him a tape of a
Fuller1on band that a friend of
mane manages, Room to Ruam.
fh1s mighl get confu~ang, i.o hold
un.
M } frn:nd manages a rod band,
rcccntl) gut has degree in
marketing and Y.ants to male his
name an the mu\1c industr). ilu1 he
u\Cd to \ell futon .. A nd th;it's ho''
Y.C gol our ... ilJ1.htJge Pil!>\C'>.
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Bill Engvall
frowt 7V:t ·~uo·
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CSP Comedy Nigbt
Charity Eveat
October 16 8 pm
B1en Bvent Center. UCI
Admhsioa SlS.00
For information call
(714) 250-0488
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He sold l1 futon to
Sancuna's manager's
girlfriend a few months
ago. l don't kaow the
details but. :i~pirina
schmoour Lb3t he is_,
he landed n coupl~ of
1icke1s and ...
Bock.stage PaS&Cs
through the cxch:tn1c.
I've ne\'er been
bacl.i.tngc to +inything
more than Uncle Ned's
Wild Hay Ride in
junior high ~hool.
And I'm 10 the medi:i.
l 'v.: re' iewcd m.lny
shows, intel"\'iewed
many mu)ician), gouen
freebie) 10 all kind .. of
concerts large and
i.mall. But nc,cr h.1d I
. Uack\tagc Pa~i.c.,
Unttl l"radily ntgh1
And the bei.t thing
"'J\, I "a>n 't "orking
So I could hang ou1,
obscr.e. drink
Champagne, cat caviar
and r~cl 10 the hfc of
a rocJc 'n' roll
parasitc·sycoph;int·fun \\ 1ihout
feeling guilty in the i.hghtc~t.
The plan was to u~ our ...
Uadsuige Passes to gei·acccss 10
Carlos Santana and gi\c him a t:ape
of Room to Roam. II didn't matter
that Room to Roam 1s prob:ibly
not S:mtana's type of band. It was
cnou'h that Santana is Sant:an:i.
But I was hoping I'd mce1 Bob
Dylan, himself. I'd ask him how
the \\Cather was, offer him l1
piggy-back ride, fall to my knees in
JbJCCt servitude begging to gum 1he
Just from his bl:ack boots.
Long story short. nu.: passes
"'ere not all-accc~. They \\eren't
• l,,ot•nl Soundt1 "'Ill
not 11pp .. ar today. II
returns n e xt \\'t.~k.
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even rcaJ . . . Ox.q,aae Passes.
· They all~cd us acxcu 10
~ntan:i's aftcr-concen pany
bacblage. We cxclungcd
disappointed look.$ but CO't'ercd
them up by saying th111 an
:after~concer1 party would surely ~
a ,a111 affair of 1he schmooLic~1
kind.
Oyl11n pl11ycd. Amnine. Sanl:llli.1
played. Got bored. Wolkcd around
on the lawn for av.hile v.;utin' for
the \Ct 10 end w "e could have
fun. \Vafkcd by Bill W:ilton who
":is roaming around with a lady
fncnd. He d1dn '1 have .
Baclts1agc PaS)C) either.
finally, the conccn ended.
• My.friend and I
scampered down 10
the ide of the s11ac.
proudly displayina our
after-show party
_sticl..c.rL We ~ere
aJlowcd 10 walk
ahrouah a thin curt11in
ao ~n 1rc:1 b:arrcn ol
al enjo)mtnl. There
v.crc a (~ 1abl«. ,
me ch:iit , lv.'O
cmpcy beer lc:p, a
cooler fllkd v.11h cuw
m1U., Io the nJht v.
chc i.1;,~c. ru.u!ics ·
cwi ily rultmg thinp .
.Y.J)
.\ ('\.nl:11n 1n the
b.i I. \eJ>.lr:uecJ chi\
"~ut)·Uc;a'' from
portable 11.:11kr' v.hcrc
\\c cau •ha ghmr .n of
mcmb(n or ~.:1n1;m11'i
band chOlo' '"' :tV.'I)
foocJ.
\\'e \looJ arounu
:ind waned. l'l!Oplc
slO'NI)' bcpn mdlins
about .ind mcm~rs o(
S:antom1\ b nJ ~11ncd comina out
Nut 3 bis thrill. It's not lake 1tfr~
WIU lhe r olicc. Thcre.\\Cre :tboUJ
nine people in Santana's b.1nd.
coun11n1 S:antal'l:i. ·
We w:uted for an agonizing!)'
bonna 20 minucc • fcchn1 about :u
impon;1n1 as a 1pecl-0C-dust We
watched c'crybody le:i\e the ~fl)
area and tile back into 1h1: tnulcn
Everybody v.ho ".b so~body sot
to gov.1th them. We "crcn'1 and
v.c d1dn'1.
r·inall). nobody \\'1) lcfl cu-cpl
S::in1anJ\ ~ingcr. a 1in), k1r1c·h.meJ
gu) v.ho looked hle one of chc
Doobic: Brother~.
•Well," m}" fracn,1 i.:a1d ''lie'\
the t t one here ShoulJ I •• t
to him?"'
SuCJdcnly, there Y.J) "" • .t
bchinct us: Bob? C.ulo'' \\
Nope, just S'1nl:ina·, t11 J
au11at*>t, wafkinJ p:m. ~!;
$Clud 11\c opportunat)
"He)', m n.JU)I v..mtc t
you h lf>'a a &1c:at )ho" I
down tn liju.ina :ind 1hc t
I v.~nl throu1h ... "
"Yeah, )OU sav. u .. 111 I
Thal wa fun," he •:ud
W1tb a era« l thougl.t :
unly·by pick·pockcl\ anJ l
1)-mnt ''· my fnen~r p:i1 h ,•
mu i · n's •houlJcr anJ ,
pl;accd 1hc Room '" R •
1n his hand.
"'I'd liJ..c 10 IJ\e )'OU ll \
enJO)•OCnl."
Santa~·· brutha:r lo,At
1.1rc 1f he •ere '"'I'<'" p1cC'C of rod. from lhc I a•1
$Urfacc of a pU1nc1 l\X'.1lt J
dl\llnt S.JIMy.
.. Oh. 1u~:· he 1J . .i
'A~ndcn:J o(( to rcJlm' ur,,,
thcie C) ..
~fo~on accom~li,hcJ ,, ,, "'°"Jd ha\IC b(co irnt h1 '·
0)-l n or ~ncann him\CI!. l t ••
lhu time v.e JUSl w1n1eJ the t •
out of there.
We v. lked to O\lr c.ir ~u r\
the mt.a ac biz nJ rcjo1~1ng 111
fact lhal liJc it so absurJ Un ·
~y out, I could him~ ••vrc I '·
Bill Walton apin. i.ellin' ilk~
O)lan T-1hin sn 1he parlmi: I
I loukcd aiain 'ope. JU't " ,
other pn1 red-head tr)tng '"
mike hiJ li\'tnl ~ sud.in' 1 I \.
j-"ces of :a.n enceruiner A 111 •
frum lhc man hi~lf r;au lcJ
1hrou1h my head
"'S..)1n1. n•~ me son1t'<•llt'
-.ho's nut• f'o'rtiJlc, a/kl I 'II ~··
•nd s.tX • prayer fur hm> )
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cancer
Society
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Braille Institute prepares actress· to play· b.lind woma n
a7 OJIBISTOPJDlll TBBLA It was really intercsrin&. and Warren Kevin Draper. ~ho plays
certainly made me more ' the psyehotic killer, also is enjoying
nyonc who has seen the
movie "Wait Until Dark,"
featuring Audrey Hepburn
as a blind woman left alone
in an ap:irtment 1crrorized by
psychotic-Alan Arkin and hi)
henchmen. will recall ii as :i nail·
biting, edge-of·youMeat thriller.
But many people don't realize
that the movie is based on a hit
Broadway pl:iy by Frederick Knott.
Can you imagine what it "'ould be
like to sec ''Wait Un1il Dork"
performed live in a theater?
The Bad.stage Theater Company
can. This version of "Wan Until
Dark," directed by Dack~tage
founder Al Vuletta and featuring a
:.olid cast or local actors, opens
Friday at the 41-l>cal Costa Me~:i
theater.
The role oC the blind girl ·~ being
played by Nev.port Ucach rc)1dcnt
D11rc1e Dodds. Al. someone "ho
has sight, Dodds has found that
playing a blind person is not easy.
"It's really been a challenge, and
1l'i. certainly been educational."
said Dodds during 3 recenl
rchcars:il break. ··1 went and did
some research at the Braille
Institute. and they were so
accommodating. They have a
dcpanmenl thut specifically help>
bctors do this.
"They gave me some training
that a person who was recently
~ired would get. B:isic training
on how to use a cane, how to use
guides,, things like that. They made
me go through some of the stuff
with my eyes closed or blindfolded.
sympa1hc1ic." his role in 1he pl:iy, a p:u1 that he
Dodds ~id that when she has 10 hta wanted to _pl:1y for nearly 10
walk across th~ room an the play. ye:t~. Unlike Dodds. his role
!.he chooses a point where she is required no spcc:ull preparat~
going an'1 ~tares toward that "l d1dn'1 really do any research
direcllon, rather than &lance about per sc," upJ:ained Dr.aper. "but
And when talking to a char:icter. I've ntwuys w.lntcd this role b:ldly.
lohe ha~ 10 avoid makin1 eye The character as. \!Cry cunning. very
contacl. bright and charming in an odd son
.. I JU)l kind or look to the l>idc ol of way. Very vicious, too. 11·~ whilt •
them," ~he ~id. "It's perfectly acting is-all about, ill my opinion."
normal 10 ho+d n conversation with "Wait Unhl D1trk" is Dr3pcr's
someone and not look them second show 11 the Bxlutaac
str:iight in the eye. That's :i goal Theater, so he ~s the ~tr oC
for us., as sighted people. 10 have the intiauue confines or the room.
the eye coni:ict. l learned how "'Jbc climnctic scenes arc very
unncce:.sary it is." intense, and if we do them right,
While it is n difficult role, Dodds the nudiciu;t is g1>in1 to be: sny1ng
has found that not only docs she 'Holy MllCkcrcl.' It's :.n 1n1erC$lina
COJOY the challenge, ~he is also room to pl:sy. I 10\e the ruum. it's
cnJoying her character. gte1u. Wc'U be fouror live inch~
'Tm the same age as 1he from the audience at ttrtJin parts.
ch..ir:ictcr, 28, nnd she lost her sight (In a big theater) you project, but
a )'Car and a half ago, so she was here )'OU can bring it dov.n. You
sighted for 26"1 years. Thnt adds a con whisper. and )-OU can't
dimension 10 he r personality thnt 11 normally whisper on stag~. It can
pcr)on v.ho had been blind all be real eerie, c pcciaJly with this
their life wouldn't have. charoctcr."
"She's real independent, and she With opening night only a few
I) :iblc 10 use 1hat independence days aw-Jy, Draper was excited
when it become£ :i frightening about performing the play for an
situation. She u>es her resources to audience. He bclic"es "Wait Unttl
overcome the danger that is Ouk" will be a mu)t·1ee for loaf Kr-win Or.ipcr tenorius Darcie Dodds ln "Wilit Until O~rk."
presented to her, that even a audiences.
sighted person might not be able to "A lot of people ha\'C ~en the
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FYI overcome . h's :i real testimony 10 movie. and they might say. ·wen. I
the capabilities oC IOmCOne who know what Mppcns.' llut it's such WHAT: '"Walt untl Dolt"'
has a sight impairment. And I a ~ell-written piece. I ruUy WMlll: locU1oge thec:ltef, U99 ~Awe., Coda ti.ea
WMIN: • p.m. frtdoya and lotuldoyt. 1 p.m.. ...,.,.. hau9h Nov .•
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think she's fun, bcause she lets recommend people c:ocne and S«
herself be a normal person. Sh~ i1. This is iomg to be a aood show.
certainly doesn't seem like she There is not a b:id :ictor in this MOlt NO: ........ ,
feels sorry ror hcrscll." cast." 0
'Boys ' cast turns in stirring performances
By TOM Yfta&, Thcai.er Crute
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lfe amon1 the mentally retarded may O()t be a
bed of rose.. but it needn't bo n pcrpctuall1
dlslnaJ c.perience either. Ptaywript Tom
Griffin CXAltlincs the ituation from four different
analcs·in bis CIJ>(ivttin& teriocomcdy '"The Boys Nut
Door," cum:ndy on atqe at Oransc CO:t.St ~Iese.
The play c:onsiiU o( (our case studies $thched into 1
series of vf&ncucs about the live$ of four ucA .oen
who live .. oo their own" an an apanmcot,.IOIM of
them wort.in& et n>eniaJ ~ thfOU&h they rcrnain
under constant supervision. Their 1mall uiumphl and
oCten OYCntatcd tra,edic:s c:omprllc 1bc ICOf)' dnad.
own prcsaio& prob&cm. He·d like 10 mo¥e on wi1b his
life, u Mt Cb.arid arc unable to ~ but f.cus ~ring
the emotional COid thal biDd.s lbm to tMa\.
Mcfaddeo•s maalc ~ (wbo loOtl and t.a1b like
comic Kt« ~ St-a) ls pan.ic:.atal'ty dfectM in
his oblaiM ...auerisml. Hel*f'a cbipo_...-ctippy
Naiman is I bu'"9e of ttpttitioul pllrilcl ~ ·
courW,ip ol a fellow pa'ient (nicety eMC:Wd by Felicia
Fulkl10a) ii a ccnt.erptcc. ot IOr1 for ahl show.
.. Entc, .. the moll ~ rttarded. it tllie most
uncorit!onabk to ftlcta. but be ii ~at ia 1
fantasy a• wberet. bl *-1 ntioMI i!ppCal.
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From left: Mk:heUe Nelson, Todd Kufaytc and 8111 Ertle. Robert DobenJ tn&aly CMm 1M lalacr tole u a "'
ercoc)'pical i11eaikM dodo we.o tor tOtM f'UIOft (it
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Director John Fcnaca has wrun1 totM amuinsJy
cff cetive performances from h1s Cour lcadiftl ~yen.
dcpkting varic:d staaet oC rc1atd11ioft. Ono (Kevi1
Mcfadden) is a network of raw ncf\·cs. another
(Mich1el Heblcr) 10f1CS doupnulJ and JMkct 1
~ul stab II JOINACC. 1 third (Jamie Oooialu)
ioas hlimdt I~ IOlf pro_ wtUle IM
Int (BiD EtUo) is j\111 a step·~ &oc. u IMCitulion..
and b ~nlo ID n:maJn watla &be ~p ii a pioissaut
1rautnadc wisit With Ml C.her ~ .,. raUlu. )
doaa'l ~ llOf Wedef ... ~) hu ~ ID amt.
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pa\le1n IOdal worker. ~ with wh and
undentandmf by Todd Ku~t. .-ho 1&&lfcn frocn bi
wtmaa, WMlo MidleU. Nllmll 11 ~·kM a a
lllte ICftllOr ~ En .. '1 lppal.
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ake a handf uJ ol colorfully
COMumcd dancers. add 50mc
cwbcrant iogcn. &hrow rn
some talented. rnarimb~ and mari·
llC'hi musicians. and the rc~uh as
~&Ui• · Oru Folkloriro de Mexico
F0Udoric0•1 lut·movtng QMJW.
r~111rin1 sonp and d:ancc' th:n
span 1 lhow.tnd years of Mexican
histcny, comC'S to Oran1c Co:a'lit
CoUeic's Roben 8. Moore Theatre
on Saturday.
Under the dlrcctton of Tl¥o
Shanab and chorC0119phcd by Uno
Ortc1a, the Mcxjco Oty~ascd
d3nce comp:any pcrfonns tradi·
1K>4al cbnccS rrom various cult urcs
1hroupouc diffcrcnl rca)ons or
Mnico. Not onty is Lbe lt\ow cn-
1crtainin,. it'1 a sood way tu cic-
pose audiences co the "'ibrant Mcx-
ican cultW"C.
"\Ve trawl under lhc ho.picc or
1hc Medeao·Amcncan Mini>uy of
Tourism," utd Shanab during " re-
cent phone inteN~ from New
Yorl.. v.het'e he m k1n1 fin~I
1our arn:ancemen1 "We're promol·
'"& our ~n1ry. People want 10
lnow :lboul Mc~co. The culture of •
Meuro is one o( the &'-ca1et.1 cul-
tures 1n the world."
A res1dcn1 of Mn1co City.
Shan.ab is one o( the few Engli~h·
spcakin1 rnernbcn ol rhc troupe.
l\:ivin& auc~d c:oncce in Caruid:a.
He ~d Ll\at the tow " scheduled
to lut ~ to three months. and
v.iU take tbe lf'OUP Crom C1Morn11
to Florida, by way of Cana~. Ac·
cord1n1 lO Sh&nab, OaUct Gran
CUltu~al embajadores
Ballet Gran Folklorico promotes Mexico r s rich herit.age
~y CHlUS'rOPJDlll Tl\ELA
(
follloric:o h.b p~c:d' lo be a hil
. "uh :iudiencc!ll c"eryv.hc:re.
"The pubhc has responded to U>
more fa'"-orabl)'-than v.c npcctcd."
he: ~1d. "The: stllnding o~ations
th:it v.c\e been &c:tting lS fJlnt~trc
Our )hO\\ i for the family, from
b.lbies to granc.Jp:ucnb. Mc:iucan
music is very :ippcaling: the: C<h·
tumc:s. the music, the feeling that
b transkrrc:d between the d::mcc:I"
and the public."
The enthu)iasm Shan::ib h.i' for
his troupe's shov. m11lc: Uallc:t
Gran Folllonco sound lilc: an c~
citing prcscnt~tion.
··watch the sh~ .and let me
lnow aftcnurd ;· ujd Sh.an:ib,
laughing. "I'~ s.3) nght now ~c·rc
the top group out of Mc,1cu Let
me cmph:ls12c. This is Ballet Gr:Jn
Folkloriro. There's so man) 8Jlkl
Folklon~ out of ·Mc.,1co. out ol
Los Angele • out of Chicago. out of
e\ef)...,,h\!rc ..
Depending on the schedule:, Bal·
k 1 Gran Foll.lorico performer..
ultcn tto ouhidc the theater Jltcr
the show to meet the aud1cn1.:c
WHAT: lollet Gran Folklonco
c:M Mexico
WHHI: Orange Coast CoJ.
i.g.•s Robert a. Moore TMotf•
WHIM: a p.m. Soh.wday
MOW MUCH: $9·$15
MOal 1Nf0: '32-$506
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • R4?mington concludes his note
W\lh the follou,.ing promise:
"AD &oars will receive a pa11
of season bd<ets for each $25
contnbution (For instance. o
$100 donation will entitle the
contributor to a blod< ol eight
season tickets)
"For $10.000. we'I perlonn in
yoor home. em your food. dnnk
your booze and ~ devalue
the neighborhood. Help us •
anyway -we're the good guys1"
OCC Symphony's opening
concert is 7·30 p.m . Sundby in
Robert B. Moore Theatre. The
pog"Am lndude:s: Moiart's "Aute
Concerto U\ 0, K314" Wllh guut
sdobt Ginger Nttl; Hanson's
.. SymphOny No. 2. ·• Beethoven's
"Overtun to 'Prornethcus ..• Dnd
Wagnn's .. Prelude to ~ 7annhausft .... 0 ...._
FYI
~ Olange CoOll C11l1ge
~Oldldo't•a ..
• • ,.. conceirt
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ART
From 5
• orci. wlltry South c~ Pl.u.i • .n1 s
Bristol St.. emu Mew. S40 son Tht
WOtk oJ incerrwbOO.llly rl'~('(f .anist
VICIOt Vaattly t'xhiblted ~ Nov. t S. Houn: tO un. to 9 p.m. Monday lhrouith
Frfdav; tO a.m. to ' pm. Saturtby; ft •.m. to 6:30 p.m Sund.ly Adm1U10n is free.
8 ~ry NewmAn 229 M.11104! A\'t', Bal·
bcM tst.nd, 723·4690 Origul.ll oils .lnd drihwood bordhouscs by Al Nt'wm.in. tcrr.i
a>tt.I and resin sculptur~ b) 8.lrden4! Allen
on dispa-.y Hours: l ·ll pm Thurtdl)'
Friday; to a.m.·6 p.m Saturday, 1 ·S pm ~; 1-6 p.m TuM.l~·Wl'<f~y.
8 la aoche C.lllff)' SO) 31st SI. N~-pc>11 ltext\, 67)-))01 ·Tilt Bl~ f'°""'1 Se-
ries." "A~t' sculptu~ ol blue flowf.n
grown i. gis.n11c P'OPO<hOOJ >) mbollle
atomic w.stt' 111 the t'n~11on~1. on t'•·
hbl. ~ recephon 7-10 pm Saturd.l\ ~' houn· 9 a m.·S pm Mond.>\ ~ fnd.ly, 9 .a m ·I pm -.1."t'knd>
f lft .idmis.won
8 s.lon ~urt IJISO 81>oo A\'t' . Suite
8-ll, Newpo11 Bl'.t<:h "llJ1t .in.IM T~
• IN.ugur.11 Croup ShQ,," -ll'.atunng the
Mt ol AleJI Alft'rov Anni(' BIKL.lc-.. Mith.lei
>.tnesau. V.itet' Amemoy.i. 8.Jnl.J lil.l
~y. O.avid Nl(hol>. Ctni;l'r Rub)·
'rhornton .ind h\o p.lmll'" Jnd pt1n1 ln;ibn from Seit 11rlp Ct.1ph>C\ or £.ut LA
-runs .through ()<I 16. \\ hl·n I her(' \\Ill
be a dmtng rt'Ct'pl•on trum C. 8 p m
8 Susan Spirilus G.illt'ry .it l r1.ln!o:le
Squart', Suitt' 21:.! 11'1('.tr Sfuui » lO\lJ
Mesa, 5411·7SS8. "Pr('("~ M<'t.il~ 1v· -
!he founh annu.ll t'~h1b1tion o{ pl;ltmum,
p.ill.id1um .ind gold tont'd 'pht.Jtogt Jph> -
doles Sund.>y WOil..\ by phocog1.1phc.·~
• LOtN StoM-s, D•n Burlholdt.-r. f'.;l•il Ch.lp
m.lll and 1<.>1en Hinh.in .>rf' on ~>CW ''Au
tumn LN~ and Fodd fkM~. ' .-.n f''
hibiuon ol Boc.in1c.il C1b.xh1<>mt" i\100o-
pnnu b)' C.arol I lc0ty, open. \\~~
ind run throogh "r. 14 R('(.t'p(i<>n: 2·5
p.m. Oct 16 ltuyl\ r und.>v. noon 6
p.m \\ ('(jnt"AJ.1\. · 11 lO .i n1 ·II lO p m •
• Thund.l~ S.iturd.I\ I 1 JU a m .•J p rn
Sundlv. nouo '.i pm ( k1'.t'<J \\vrnld)"l>
ff"t't' .admo~"" n
• Tht \o\oru G.illcry ~uth .it C11.>ut
Coun H Jl lk.11 Sr Suih.• l 1) (cl>!J
Mes.I. 9;-9 6;s7 K1ntom Cr.iii, fcnt' M rom tht Unde-fgioynd," .:i ~1oup ~fob.hon
ol JS .1rl1sb run> th1oub-h ~°" 1 "S..idoC"\
•nd Souls. " """" iwm tong> try l•m Nlorpht'-
SG. on dlspl.i) lhfol.i~h ~ov 7 I lour): 1 O
.i m ·9 pm "''<>nd.Jy fr.d.ay, 10 • m-6
pm S.iturtby, .1nd 11 .1 m 6 p m Sl.ln·
day frtt .-.dmtW•>n
BENJAMIN EPSTEIN'S BUCKBOOK
-USllNC INFOlMA TION: I( you II.ave .1n
ewtM lislins M ch.an'' o( lnfOfmation few ~ dirttt lnqulrlft to lenl.amin ~n, do II.id~. ,.0. to. l S00-1M, COfOft.1 dtl M.11, CA 92625. A ~ ~· 11.KUootc rvns lht Onl Thu,,_ day of t.dt inonlh In lht main ~ paps of ltw D1ily ,iJot.
llltnd: 0C. CH.ans-County. IT, bl.id. ~. IT-ope., bbdi lfe ~L pp. ptt ~·TM. tow •m'Jvcf.
• ShOf> Iii Yot1 Drop, 0o 7-8 ~·· at• °' A TSC boutqu._'S .tnd r~rWl~nu
<it 8.albo.t 8.ly Oub. Nt'Wp(1tl lk'.ach SS pp Phtlflt .. 21 4210
• htnl TIA Ott 9, Ct IOC Qut'en '"
Hum Cu01d "' l 1 "'"' R<-1ch f'tVltlC Sl1· 86i~ .,, •
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• CuiJiM FAnl.11~ ~ Oct. to It 6 pm., OC Ph.ltwmonic Society, iro resuwill\ll,
U!Jonu.i W\(f*S &l Ct8n ~.
5.lnf.' AN ~ Cont.xt MMy ~ 643-2336. .
• Food Fair ~d Win. T Uliftl! Oct. 14 at
8;30 p.m . Food Otwibution Center cufi.
n.ary dtl!lhb at ~ Cowt. SlO pp. Phone nl-uo.
8 Home Tour and Cift ,_.,.,bes. 1S, 10
a.m.-9 p.m., CH0C l tttlest Mtel <Altld in
Yorba Linda· nad Anaheim tl:h ~
532-8675.
• Comecty N"tght, Oct. 16 It • p.m:,
Community ~a ~am. p:eMntS m-
n'll'dl.Jn Bill Engv.11 at UC IMne 8ttn £~
Ct'nlt'f. S 1 S pp. Cont.act l.UW Fedrick.
250-0488.
8 leMfic. Od. 16, 6;.JO p.m.·1 a.m., St. ~ ~.11 Founcbtloft d.Mer cbnce
and ~trTU.1~nt fHtu~ ~ ~
.and P~ O.JWbef .it An.thNn Hillon and
Towers. SlOO pp. BT. Cont..lel MlflO John-son, 771-8211
• Making 1 world o1 om~eace. 0c:t. 16
.it 7 )0 p.m.. ll'Wle B.vcby ThNtte tr\$·
ees' g.ti. fe.1turt'S rn~national t'ood M1d
mwc ol ~ MMdes Bf.nil M llT PLa.r.I and Cheng tw. St 25 pp. Phone as+
4607
• Sund.iy Supper at ~ li~ Ott. 17 M
S JO P-rn., UC llvo~ CTrnal Gll1Cff Un-
tcr .11 R.u Rt'suur.lnt Newpott Bffch.
• Dinn•r .at rua&. Oct. 17, FOOS
f rt'nch Prcr. ~le tnc.!.d oil rmowned Cnsta
Mew ft'SliaurMlt sas pp ConcKt E.1111a
Udl.o«, 640·5388
•Community W.allc, Oct t 7 It 9 a.m.,
CHOC P.00"°' and OISOt')Llnd J.5 m1.les
fun ~lk •round South Co.1st PSu.. mclro
.art'.1, Costa ~ Phone 512·868).
•Coll Cl.tnk, Oct 18 it 10 • m .. CHOC
P;idrtnos touma~I ll El N~I Counriy
Club, usun.t Np Phone 512·8683
• Chriitmu Comiwny. Oct. 19·21, JYn• '°" lCJgve ol OC ~ty ~I bou-
trqUt' at OC f .uryounds. COi&.i Mcia. SS pp. PhoM 261 <>dn.
• AntiquH, fliqUt'Ut' .and T .abl• Sdtin
fOf th• ''JOI ~ 10 .11 S JO p m. li.nlor
l t'.l!:«t' ol 0C lt'Cl'pl.IOn .and itcturt' "IJco ~ho ..... .at oc 1 ... r,,;•our)(Ji, c~ ;..~ st 5
pp Phor.e .:!61 < r
•'TA ttom~ Tour Ckt 26, 10 .am~
YoUr ticket
to a secure • • retirement •.
COllEDY & MAGIC
COMMUNITY MNTS
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..ioo Main St 8;1lho.,
673-4633
TUDOR COTTAGE
lt.o.t.
th. PN:Mltlr Wat eoa..~
Siglti,,g of
1-t p .m .
Sunday, October 10
PleuC ~;,., Ml on this 1p«i.al dily to m«I
Bo b a nd Joyce Byns.
We will lwtit •" opportunity tlrwwingftw
-nte ApP/c I.Ady.•
..SU R.lnctti Lane
La Cat.ad-, CA 910U..,..
(818)~
I 0.,... Coat Weekend I ~. OdOber 7, 1113
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I DANCE
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UTERJRY ARTS
MEETINGS & SEMlttARS
• "_,,oft k Mh hblic l1bury N~· "°'' (t'fl (' b•.mch. asu S-an ~t'
0rM'. ~-port ~.Kh t.44•)\81, '8w·
llC"U Pt.&nn,,, I hr fuluf t' "Vn' l Wh..at It
lJi,cod 1 o &-.. t~ ht'.to ol .a lltt k'fT\>t\,lr
~t('tl ~-9 pm Twt'"ld.I~
• Nt'Wpl>f1 H.irbot At1 Must>um &SO S..n
C~mt•ntt' 0< °"N>?O" ~h. 759·112?
''TUf"IJJy T.11~ .it "oon:· .an ~ng St'·
ron UC lrtt •nlo•m.ll g 1:lt'fy 1.all.s .and •I~
"' lu•t-.. L, o11tl\I• ,HI h~1Jti.l•l\ cotio, C"u r.a:or. tdoe.:i:on, .anJ ud~ art ptol~
.1!1 cunt nuc rucsJ.l • .-'Ith t 1A11.1 chit•
cur..ator 8ruu• ~t l'f'• ~«k LI .. oo .trt
"'0 ,.J ),ltlt,>.
8 0rang" Co.ht Col~t-ro1 FA"''<'"
I l~.a '~ ~ l. ~680 'lt.l>\ w
' ~ • lvw .and ' ~ .. thtrc t'lnut
"'U!Uhop f<,,. m..'f\ :an<! " lf!IC'<\, "' II be' rl· h ,..,, t1om G )0 9 lO rONJ;hl r ft• H'J. occ I.a :'U.l;."' ptot~ f'.atllHl ~·~
" I Pf<,~ oi 100( lilt • 11'.Kbrl( ~ ,..,,...
It"• 1u )'.\<.of•~ 'uc;a\.ln Mc•1<.0 hum 7 }Q.
•J 10 p"' <At H on lt:t' f.><.., ty I~
f n~ ..Jnu..woo OCC t'Conotni<~ pt.iftlo!V
' ~I t>kb I• I D<<" tC'\• I" o I Oun I\(>'~
11'.ld '" nt'•I \ mnOC'f I"> Ol.n.1 1rom 1 l().
9 )0 pm Ult 14 .n the {tlmmUn•t'( ~·
·~n Odie(' tr~ .a..!'"'
8 <KAI\~ Cont Collt'lt' S..<hn' Ct>nltt, 16 1 \\ r , CUoN JL .... .ay. r.. !'¥!port s ..... "'4S·9-'t2 t.. ~~ ~
ttu: ~ it cr1,11 ~ Ir ll\'I Or.l~ County
U.,·)wn ~ ltnph OI MnJCU s .... ~ tOollll
"" ~ ollt'f<'d 1· 10 pm fricMy ftt. \l;' so.
• Of.anr County tnsidt> rcfi-.tt Scotts S--Jh>Od 8.lr ~ Croll. ))00 lltl){ol CtJoU "~ 64'! 1909 Md\M':f 0 C~m.an.
Ph 0. fOtmt'f phibophy ptof~. olllJthot
o1 .. ~$ ol IJlC t.~cn o11nd •·P«h ol
IJlC Modt'rn Mt\be" ~" lief~. ~JI ~.a\. on ' 0.iJy li!~ '°' o11 Spmt~ PtK·
IA.it" 6 l 8:)0 1 m \\~.-. Adm.s·
won S 1 S lfint t.me ~I
• \.iiioni l Oiums 11().4 ~1*1 8J\d , C~ \~. 650-0:' lO "Yog.1 (cw
T .... o ... " ~ ~ cl.aM fot ~"
mt'«I S:30-i pm. rr~" ftt: SlS Pl"'
p..w JWf ell' SSS • month
MUSIC
Cl~ssicoal, Opera & Tr.ldilion.tl
I'
8 ~ Colrtt W.art'houst> & ltoutinJ Co.
SO(; l ht !>t., Nt'\'poo Be.ach, 675-0HJ
C..1eg Coleman pl cw~.al GU•W 8 to
ni&flt f rtt .adm1~
8 Alt.i Cofrtt Houst •r Tu .. ru,'4c!o Sq\ur",
1870-A HMbot ~.-d . No 100 CO>U
,\ les.J, 64 6-7 H O }ooll'ph Y .t>h.t1 pl..ys db
\IC.II gu.u• e t.'lt\ fJU F ,~ oadmtSM<Jn
80~rich Coff"" )601 J,Jmbortt Ro.xi.
"<'W?O" ~ ... h. 8ll·914} ~ f't.t)· ~ ~ cl.a.~ m"'°' 8-11 tonis"'
f rtt ..a.lm""°"
• t.wtu Chor.alit of Or1ngt' County .n
the.> 0r.Jnt-"'I! County Pt I ""' ng "1U Ct.'1\lef,
(,()() l °"' n C l'nll'f Dr (1))1..1 Mt">.>. "> 56 ·
6!b:! Chof.ik-l'lpl'll\ 1u ~J>Oll ~:urd.J)
w11h • P"Jt."'.lm IC'.ltu11"11 \"riJ• > Sl.JbJr
A!Jlt'' .inJ Bt-1"°''' ~toe?"""" Ille Ctwj>-
m.in Uni.t.'f111'1' Choi< fOtll) tho.• rhof.i~ lot
wh. "'" r.._ .. , S 1 < ·S~O
• Onngt" Co.ail Coll~e 2;01 f.a f\~w
Xcw )0rk C'itv Ballet • IWrr~.., .,~ ,.(,.,. I#,,._.,, .. lk .If r CI <lrtflNn
The Sleeping Beauty
OCT. 14-20
Ro.id. Cw,1 ~\eM. 4 J T· 5880 -<>CC S) m·
phooy's opt>n1ng COO<:l'rt 7 JO p m Sun
d.l~. "' Robe<t B MOCt' 1~.:itrl' lt'arurn
Mourt's "'flutl' Coocffio in 0, "31~ · w.1th
guet t<Jlo1>t On~ r-.ttl, ~un~js >•m
plO"f t-:o ?," &~~\ 'OwrtUtt' lo
·Pr()m('lhf'.n'" ..... d \\oii;ot" s Pre-ludt-'"
l.umh.w~· TK.l.eU Sl SO-S>
• Or.tnge County Ph1lh,umonic Sociel)'
,u Qf.an Count) Pt"f!omllf'!; NI> Ct.'•'ll"f,
C....0 To....n C~'flttr Otr~ CO>U Mc.'W. f>-'C.·
OCPS St Pt>ttr~rg Ph.!?wmon" pt'!''
rutm~ ~.) "l.i C:.U.u l.ldr.i O.ert ... re,''
R.: hm.:in1not1, • Rh.l~ on .i lht-mt' o1
P.lg.1n1n1" .ind :>\mphon•C fJ.inct'\' j
p m S...nd.ty Om1tro Al"\H'\ ,. i:u<'!>I p1.1•
Mi T1cU-u SP SlOO
• P.ac1Ck S~mphony Orc~tr.i .it 0<.ln" Coon~ Pt."llOl'rnNig Ans C~tt"f GOO l ..,..n
(C'nlrt OtM:, C.....u "~ SSb .\1tlS"
M~ d.n.-c10t CMI St (U,1 le .:id, P'>O on
C.-> ,. St'rtf'\ ~~ 8 Ion 11 PJ{>\,-.llm
oncl~ Btttn.,.eo's lt'fl'"" 0.t'flw'"
"'' J," O..rw .. ~ 5~mphoti~ u 'I t from
tht> p..;c.-... World 'j and T 1kc;in l l'lorTY>'
(rom the 0..il) UC An~ r1a11i.. lt.'"'1ur1,,I:
nJrr•tioo b) .M:tr~ li:.Jlh) B.a•n (1~Ht
ptl'\~' .. pm Toe.I..~ S14•Sbl
SERVING LUNCH DAILY
11:30-3PM
DINNER .NIGHTLY
5PM-10AM
BRUNCH
SAT & SUN 10AM-3PM
tlAZZwlth
DIC MARl•llTHAL Wed Ntte • 1 'I-· ..... QQAll
wllh llOI POL.LOI
Sat Ntte•1
PAEEYSTYU
ROCKwfth
800lmRS
Sun. Nlte 8-12 ,,.
Fri Nile 9"'1 nm WOMS
1\le9Nlll9:-1
"" ... Aft.M
'l'9NllAllTS
Thurs.Nttet-1
d VOODUIHl8
llonNle•1
Sundlly Aft. M
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Jazz, New Age & Blues
• Caft Lido 501 30th St "'CV.port Be.ich,
675·2968 Larry Ober B.inJ pl4~ tonight
.ind ne•t Thur1d.iy Bernie Pl'Jrl Jnd ti.11·
monKJ fall play Fnd.lt (SS C.O\Cr) ~
Ott ltlCNc1I s.n~ 1.Ul .ind bluC\ \'OC.lls
Saturd.1y ISS cover! Ron Smut open 1.1111
Sund.:iy Bobby Redf1l'ld plJ)\ lJ11n fo\ll
l~Jy The Dt-<eL. Bor<le<1u' Group plJy'>
Wedn~ay. Showt1ml~ 8 JO p m 1 .1 rn
Thune.lays. l~JY Wl'tln~~i.1)l, 'J p.m
T:lO .1 m. foday·Saturd.1)'>. Jnd J 10 7 JO
p.m Sund.lys
•TM CanMry 3010 Laf.1\C(te Aw
Ne>wport Bt!ach, 675-5777 "The Dt•r\•L.
lk>«k-aux GIOup pl.>)> Sund.i~ from '} pm
to 1 a.m. ·
• Oitdridl Colfff & hprtno Bar 474 E
17th Sc • Cosu Mtos.a. 646 0323 Cu1~r1)(
Tom long perlorms 1on1gtlt .ind ~"'
Thursd.iy. David Burns pl.>~ i;u•t.>r solm
Friday ~ Sm~ pWYl 1-lU ~turd.>y
Showt1mes 9 pm Free admii.soon
• Mucho <Auto Juz Bu And ulln Crill
263 E 11th St • Cost.I Mes.>, 6 31-4009
Snophon!Sl Moc.h.lel P.iuk> will perform fror;,n 9:l0 pm -n11dn1ght Frid.it ).)turd.1y
Bruce Wall ~111 pt'fform from 11-11 pm
Wednewiay and Oct 14
•Studio Caft -B•lboa 100 S Milin St ..
B;ilbo.a, 675-7760 John ~leus~nst.imm
plays the bl~ 9 pm 1 .am Frod.iy·
!i.atUrday and 2·6 pm Sund.Jy. The Wor~
play the blurs 9 p m 1 " m 1 ~Jy foe Manenthal pl.iys l•lU 9 p m · 1 J m
Wednftday
• Wntin South Co.vi 686 Anton 81,<l ..
Lobby lounge. 5~2500 f.iu v11luo.,o
Paul.a Pri~ plays 1>4.ino and s.n&' 7 to 11
p.m. Saturday 0.-ive 11olden pl.:iys poano 6
to 10 pm T~ay through Thu™1.I)
Pop, Rock & Country
•The Cannery 3010 l.ilayene A11e .•
Newport Be.Kh. 675-5777 The ~
plays 9:l0 p.m.-1 ._m. Thund.lys .00 2·6
p.m Su~· The Bl.lsl pllys 10 p.m ·1
.i m. FrKt.y-S...turday. K.u~ N~I •> 9•
p.m -mtdniglll Tued.ly
• C.armtlo's Ristor.,nte 1520 Px1ft<
Co.lSI Hwy., C0<0Cl.l dcl M.tr, 675-19l2
T rop1c.1I i~nd mlAIC from Los Tropicanos
8 30 pm Tut'Sd.ly chfougt_l Thursd.lys and
'l JO p.m Fnday .1nd SaturdJy n1ghb.
Gul'Sl mu)ici.ln> perform 8.30 p.m. Suntl.iy
Jnd t.\onJJ)~
•Diedrich Coffoe 3601 JJmboree R~d
Ne\.\pott 6exh, 833·910 R~ f~n
tJez pl.tys .xousbc gu1t.lr •t.11:Jnciay. Boan
BJrrett plJVS .acoustic S\JILlr WC!dnc.-sdJy.
M1L.e Olsen pl.iys SUd"' Oct. 1-4 ~ ...
tnnfi. II pm Free ~~
•Le Meridit-n hotel. 45()0 M.KArt.hur
Bl\ltl • NewpOtt Be.Kil, 476-2001. St.udom
(<'lltral pres.enll t.1'k.lel ~aley sl°""' ~
k.'Ctiom irom Pti.mtom ol the ()pef.1" 8
p m · 1 oi m F rtd.lys
•Rusty Pelican 27l5 \V Coast tiwy ,
Newport Beach. 6-H -3431 ~ Mc·
d1ntoc:k plays 8 JO pm.· 12 lO a.m. t<>-
ni&tit .ind ne,1 Thund.ay. t-:o N.\~ 8.lnd
pl.iys 2:30-6:30 pm Sl.inday No CDvef/rtO
minrmum
•17th St. Bar 'N Crill 428 E. 17th St.
C<X!a Mesa 6S0-1750. Ct.usic ~ from
The Sh.lr\s on 8 JO pm • T2:30 • m
WedneKUy·Salurd.ays.
• Studio Cafe -Balboa 100 S. t.\lin St ,
S...100., 675·7760. The Codi! pl.lys .Thur\-
• d.iys from 9 pm.· 1 am farntly Styte per·
forms 2-6 p.m S.lturd.ays Boomen play II
p m.-mtdnight Sund.>ys and 9 p.m.-1 a m
Mondays.
• Warehouu Rest.lur•nl HSO Via Qpor.
to. Newport Beach, 673--4700. Modefn
r .a11h performs rock at 9 p m. today
throuWl S...turtl.>y <lnd Qa. 14· 16. ~
SS Cult1,1re performs. tegg.>e "' 9 pm
WedneKUy Cu"er S10
THEATER
MRRYATIONS (714) •· 1MO
110 IL C>t*O #.Al TUITIN.,._
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T~ys thtoudJ f~ at 8 pm, ~· 2:10 And 7:l0 pm
• Fajitas
• Enchiladas
DINNER FOR TWO ONLY 125
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lkftih11t1a hiMhy •..t. Tcriyaki BftfJulimnuoilcal ith lldllon•
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• a.pensive rcsta•rants usu-
ally lcan tow"ltd impoloinc
entrances and opulcn1
ckcor • -I million doll:SD
or more is often pent to lure cus·
100\crs in to thae dini~ cs1abli h·
mentS. I" l • Utr tnaclkrs :>Cld
Bill puon opened C•nlaf
\ndcrt in a impltr ll)lc ol sub1le
good taste. The 11ar a11roc1ion 1\
f!~t and last, t:'kpntly prep.ired
(ooJ.
Oacf Ulf Stnndbcri'1 cuisine
h~ urned national rccoinnion; he
~3) ~ cd to coolt in New YorL. a1
the annu~ JamQ Oc1rd dinner
Jnd the 1Utaur2nl made the h~ of
nJllonafly fan1C>~ food cri1w:. M1 m1
Shcnuon. u one of chc top SO res-·
1.1urant> io the nation -riJhl up
there IJI the culinary "rato.phC'fc
"uh L.o. Ancclc:)' PaUaa anJ New
't url Cuy' lAt
The prJCCS re0cc1 this. ol cou1~.
.:inJ·Ou~a( Anders i> a pl fur
line of )'>Ur most scrM>US "1an1n1
:snJ c-cpcnsi\'C cxpcricn~ "ell
~->nh ~"ina up for.
Magnuson bu a ch.:araclerisllc
'"rJic rc1accnce, to don't c.\pcc1
the voluble ar«t•nJ )'OU ._.oul'-1 re·
1.cl\-C at )'OUT fa\ontc haJian tr31-
1oria. Doth ~rtncrs. nllives oC
Sweden, m.:ay be rescl'\eJ, but the)
. \hire a p ion for qmJity and a
'desire to pkasc the most JiiCOI"\·
'"'diner. ·
Our dinner bcpn •ith t":a1 '3~
bJcd bmet o( tradition:al, irrcsi~I·
1blc i\liedi\h brc:id and 1hose little
pots ol i'l'Ctt butter -h1ch come 10
the 11blc al once. We ._.ere .... Led
for our bcvcraic order -"UAc:
gJa -Of teed 1ca, one cup ol col foe
and t•o sot Mond.1,i' f ume
Blanc." The coffee curmudgeon
~1J it ~-. the be l be b:aJ l:l)IC:J
an )C:ars The iccJ tea 01;a,cn ""a'
~f\l:d a m.sll pitch r of !>u,:ir
s}rup -none of th:u )tirring·h"c·
mad 10 melt pl;am old 'ug.-ir. (nu ...
)()n of thinI_ can poil you for the
real \\Otld!)
Rulity $Cl ui, ~cvtr. Di "c
sc:inncd abc prtc:e anJ the
C\'Cnmg "'ice • a bu lt~.
but that IUmW OUI Co be. .. u ri ht
bccau~ appetizer ch 'cc were
cuusin1 angsa -too m:iny cooJ
thine to choolc from. Herc i)
wh t wiu finlllly ordcn:u· buucry
picllcd bcrrina wuh tangJc of rcJ
onion slices. t\\O tiny red po11toc)
and a lovely chunk of \..Stcrbot1cn
chCC$t; cosnac an"9 gc-curcd bed
S(.1"td a.rpaccio s.aylc uodcr a
~•orMol.~ cheese and
a dtf.u.lc Ol tNfl'le oil; a wiJJ rkc
p:aneate drlped witb smoked Scot-
HOW SWEDE IT IS
It may be hard to find Gustaf Anders, but
restaurant's cuisine has put it on the map
By MARLA BIBD, D ! n 1 n 8 E d 1 :. o •·
ti!>h S3lmon. topped \\ith golden
c~' i:ir and :i dollop of creme
fr:iichc:. and :.i heaping bo\\I ot
steamed mu .. sch hlthcd \\llh :i de!-.
1i:.11c mu:!>tard cream broth.
On to 'han:J cntrccs for the
h:irdu:r appc111c' :unong. u ... · J;.irLI~
brtMncd brc~ht of dud \\:I!> l:.inn.:J
uul on the pb1c. !>ho-.ang medium
rar.: pinL; IO!>lJC. the Oa\Ur deep-
ened h' the conccn1ratcd nature of
the Jud. confi1 and a !>pnnl..ltng of •
''"cc1-1.1r1 lmgonbcrries. Ilnll1an1
\C:~c:IJhkl> m.1d.: an arl"l>rl 01 the
"1\01c: ·
· A cru't of lemon and bla, I.. pep·
per cm:.i,.:d the filel of \CJ b;,i,.,
rc,lln~ on ma,hcd ~Uloc:., in .1
pale cream~ ..au-.c "1th kd. ltquur
;and a ubtk hint of 3nisc. Dah'
carrob. J.uk green !>Ira.nth l'I bc:in'
3nd a urpmmg l icl of bbn-.hcd
jalapcno gah! the pl:ite a \l\JJ,
ron1cmp..1r:ir) OJ\Or and fani'h
We sh:.arcd an inten~c kmun1
l:irt :inJ one: of pcc:in~. and pol·
i">hcd them ofl. i.1unncd th:u "t'
haJ rOl>m for-unc more -dc:l.:ctabl~
crumb The dc"crt \\IOC 11,t 1• •• n
eJU\.Jll,10 an the be~t of th.JI i:c-nre
incluJin~ :.ome rare anJ c\pcn-11.:
selection-.
H1dJcn in "the bad ol bcvlllh1
11'1 Sou1h Co:i!>I Plai..a'!> Villai:e.
Gu)taf Andcn h:b h3d 10 d~a" :i
following '"1hou1 benefit of JO\
periphcr al \l)U:tl ind1c::itioo Ill the:
compk,; tn;.it 11 C\l~ts There arc •
'pcc1al h3ppcnin~ going on all of
the llmc In JU l the past fc""
"eel..!>. a 'pcc1:il shcllfi!>h c'''"' :i· g;mz..a and a rcmarl .lble v.1ld i:ame
dinner h.1\C taL.co place A Jinncr
:ind 'ho'""S of !>v.cd1!>h gl.1" .ut
'~ulp1urc' Ill benefit L:lgun.1 ~r
Mu .. cum ., ...:-1 for \\ cdnl"~.1' J "
"J:lU na~hl ",1a1cJ hlf Cl.:1. :t•
til:in,ani: nMth to" an.I Gu,t::il
Ander ... 11~v.oulJn'1 be "urpri' n.: h
~e :in :iuror.1 huri:oih!> hO\i:n ng
over the pb-.c. 11" the .aur:i ol
lho-.c ~JnJtna\.1;an..,, Str.lrKiN'rg
:.anJ \1.1 nu~n. hard .:al "url:
:i.:h1c,10g d1n1n( m:igic. 0
ff l
• WHAT: Gu1tar Anders
, WttHf: '6-51 Sunllowef A\'e.
WHIN: lunch H :lO o m 2
p.m. Mondoy-F11doy; C11nner
5:30.9 30. 10 p .m.' dally: SaNr
day 11.ftc:l"I 11:30 o rn.-1:,s p m
WHAT'S ON TMI MlNU: S..0-
bh, contznen1al ~ ..
MOW MUCH: ~ b two. $t~
MOltl ltfO: 6"-t7J7
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AMERICAN
I
PIZZA
RESTAURANT CLUB
BRKFST LUNCH DINNER COFFEE HOUSE
CAFE
SEAFOOD
INDIAN
STEAK 5
ITALIAN
CHINESE
~f Al RCACH
For more infonnation regarding local flav~ call
The Daily Pilot at 642~21 . -
or lhe Huntington Beach Independent at 965-3030.
12 OrMge Colllt W.ll•Mt / ~. ~ 1, ,.