HomeMy WebLinkAbout1993-11-18 - Orange Coast PilotBEACH • COSTAMESA v~
~today
wilt! • JIWlt
Clt&mOPHJa AJ'°"" 0.Ut.Y r1LOT
Tbcrcis PJa:rrr and her husband Samuel, of Charleston, S.C.,
pooe for a family-album pictur< oulSUlc the ·Hard Rock Cafe.
·····-~~ .... Prindpol, . -"'-""Y SChool.
• lom: "'"1odelphia, P4<
•Ap:J2 •.
• Ata ... ....._Single.
• -•• pillldpol: 1. •C•I•• MaiMr"t..,_in -idmln-. •ldlool -·•1 i-.... ....... ID-my..-....•
'The Kid'
ptilDcipal
•
32-year-old elementary
school principal has"been
on the job seven years,
and compensates for
his youthful appearance
In dress and demeanor
BY llvu LoAa. S'Lur \VuTU
W en Sonora Elcmcn·
tary School Principal
uan de Jesu.J intro-
uccs himselr -after
the rust few puz:z.Jcd
· · stares -be ii of lea. ukcd if he
was born in Af&e.ntina.
.. No. .. be answc.rs.
"Philadelphia:•
Lookin1 more like a youna Wall
Street bond trader lhan a hi&h
llCbool principa~ the lair-skinned,
bluc-eyod, J2·ycar-old princip>I
speaks nucnt Spanish. His la1hcr
was born in Mexico Ciry, his mother
ia. PeMsytvanla, and ya, he
answe,._ he realt, is Latino.
.. Jt shdws the misrepresentation
tba1 people have in the United
States.'" de Jesus says. ·~ere'• 1
whole ranp o( people in Mcxko
who k»k much more fair-Wnned
ban me.••
J'hit is hb seventh tchool year
a prindpal and his third yur at
Sonora School. De JCIUS is lhc •
yduq<tt principal in the ·
' Ncwpon·Mcu Unillcd School .
•
choncle of some ~ !.l!J' I
~ showeB tonWC:.
Temperatures will flzy about
the same, low 60s along the
coast.
Winner of 33 jour nalism awards in 1993 ·
·-
T his suave aboppin1 ccn·
ter's bard-rockin' resi-
dent -the one with the
hip cau1e1 and tf\c
flashy pitar -turned .
I year old Last week.
And. despite concerns that the
energetic Hard Rock Cafe mi&ht
A •KIN'--AND
ROI.LIN' ·BIRTHDAY
···"";'1·'11 has been a battle ever fincc,
with both rcstauraou constant.I)'
uyin1 to outdo one another wilb
conccn1, celebrity appcaanees
and maWvc collections ol tinscl-
lOW"n memorabilia.
Morton wouldn't comment on
whether the marketinc war has
benefited residents of the Oransc
Cout .. He uid Hard Rock is in·
volvcd in a .. very serious .. lawiuit
with Planet Hollywood.
be a little too.uwdty for Fashion
Island, everyone survived itS fint
year ill business.
"11'1 fun to go there," C.OUDCil-
wornan Evelyn Han said. "I ex-
pected it tO be even noisier. I
· thouJht the food was 1oo4 "and it
was a real fun place to go."'
Despite pre-opening complaints that
hampered Hard Rock Cate's design plans,
the. Fashion Island hot spot restaurant has
been rocking Orange County for a year
The fun -kn.i n& Hard Rock as
suing Planet Holl)'WOOd for being
an alleged copycat.
Se\·cral rC$idcnts wo.rricd Hard
Rock mighl disturb Fa'!.hlOn Is·
land's po15Cd and proper ~t ting.
Hard Rock owner Peter Mor-
ton... who also owns Hard Rocks ln Los Ange-
les. San Diego, San Francisco, C'lica&0, Ho-
nolu.J u and several other cities, said the Fash-
ion Island addi1ion has bcco "lnaedibl~" and
"just great.''
He said he has no idea how many visiton
t\avc poured into the usually packed diner,
where the music is k>ud and the decor
screams of 1hru""a111·a\·s from some or Hol·
lywood's biggest ccleb;1ties.
"We've brought the whole Hard Rock cul·
turc, Hard Rock ph ilosophy, Hard Rock vibe,
music, so on and so forth." ~1orton said.
Jack and Sh1rlcy ~1cM:inus or
C.Orona dcl Mar wrote the Cil) Council a let·
lcr in Augus1 1992, asking them to prohibit
the restaurateur from roni.tructing H3rd
Rock's landmar~ guitar.
Not long after Hard Rock's grand opening,
Plainct Holl~uod landet.I al South Cont
Plaza.
"A garish sign like this 1s dcfinncly out of
place in Newport Beach and 1s more befitting
to the Hard Roc.k Cafe 1n U s Vegas." they
S..CAll/A1•
Teens' moms are ··
new .weapon in
gang prevention
... Madres Costa Mesa
shows mothers walk softly
but carry big sticks -
and can dissuade their
kids from causing trouble.
BT At.uxu Mcl..SOD,
S-r>.n Wll.ITll
COSTA "°tESA -A group of
West Side mothers is bandln& 10-
gcthcr 10 keep the communi1y's at·
risk youth in check.
~1adrcs Costa ~leg, -Spanish
for ~tothcrs Costa Mes.a -is a
group of abou1 16 morhcrs of
problem tccns "'ho ha\'C met once
a \~•eek for the past two monlhs a1
the Save Our Youth community
center. Their goal: to hil the
streets and schools next month
where their children congrcga1e
and stop the pattern of trouble be·
fore it starts.
And if it takes off. founder Roy
AJ,arado expects 11 will be 1hc ul·
11ma1c "'capon 1n gang prevention.
··~toms C'Jrry a big stick.'' ll.:ud
Alvarado, a LattnO community :.c·
11\'ISI and gang prC\oc.nlJon coun-
selor. ·•1 think all kids. particularly
in the Lar ina community, believe
lh:it )OU don't hit ux>rn and you
don't tlisrcsptt1 anybody's mom. •
So if there's a mom around, even
1hc most hardcore ganc members
will back o rr until me leaves.
Thnl's wh:zt I'm banking on."
The group began meeting 1111·0
nfOnlhs ago as 1 counseling sup-
port group for four mothers 'Who6c ·
teens had alrc:ady fallen in10 trou-
bl e. But AJ\·an.do aJways had it 1n
his min d 10 g:arncr 11 bigger follow·
ing a.nd encourage ""'omen 10 mon-
itor their children during the limes
:ind at the place~ where youths :arc
most hkcly to be lured by g:lng,.
and drup. Using his resource~ 11s
a gan1 prevcn1ion counselor al b·
... GaOUP/&1J
Peace talks: Quiet folks~
party types get together
.... Splintered West Newport
neighborhood reside,nts
work at getting along.
plcas:inl," the counalwoman saw.1 .
"I think lhc idea of communi1y
pride lS somcth1n.g everyone bas
been ··orking ror .••
Dcbsy rounded up more than
120 neighbors ror a meetin& Tues·
BY DAVID H EITZ.. STAJT \\'t.rna day :at Caty H3ll, •here she
WEST NE\\'PUR r -Gener· IC:t!md UP' Y..ith police Set-Andy
o.Jly speaking. there arc l•"O types Gon1~ and three neichborhood
of people who live here. leaden 10 d&uss how 10 m.:1kc
there arc 1ho:.e v.ho think it's a rowdy \\'e)t Ncwpon a link more
way cool pl.:1cc, a perfccl ipol l'or scdatc.
an all-night pan) And the re arc Resident Peter Tarr bel~s
those who 1h1nl. 11 ""uuld be a West N~por1 is ready lO utlk
splendid kx'alc if 11 "'-Crcn'I for lhc ·peace:.
people who think it's a .. ·a.y cool "One l:iidy lood up and &aid
place. 1hc.re arc roUcgc rcnlcn, abKnl«
Ju 0¢bay. the elected house-;;land;;;:::lo;;;;nl;;',.:and;;;,:i,>•:...;;h>liiii-lwa..;;;y;;hool<;i'ifilf,°"f----
Ou.ISTOPH•I AJ.sM, IMlu Puor
Dtstrict. and..be mat&s_a.poinl of dtlUina up in IU.il and tic because
ol bit f0Uthru1 1ppcaranoc.
~ ...... llltlPALIA1~ S-. Elaneatuy School Principal juan de }CIUl'blb with llnt-gndcr M>ggic .Millan.
r--;-,mo'""'IMr ot ihTs c~dclf di~1nc1. -her nrcrt:· ht r;au1. "She 1st ,
hopts nc:i&hbon from bot h aroups 'Arc lbcsc 1he people you want ,
can act to know one another 11.nd me 10 retch out to?' And they toki ,.
learn to pt •Ion&· her yes.' "
"What wc'w got to do is get Some rc.sidcnts aid they keep
1111•
_ ... _
Calling all
creatM ldds l
nciahboft to live 1oacthcr and be ... MllH90ttlt009/A 14 --C_ .....
M¥ Hir!I
School lootiall
• ClDOCh O.w
Hollond .-.i
tolidarily •ilh .... ,_..,. ........ ......... _ 0 ............. .,.,, ,., .. c:;..
~··-c.. ..... • .............
.. •
' ' •
' ' • I
ii !I
' ·i
ii 'i ' .. . .. .
"
' ' " '
:1 'I l •• ~
~
'
Ill c lcr11.-
-
I F YOU'RE TOO bu')' IO coolr. Cot
Thantqivina. ~~ and Paril~ 11ores
are scllin& 1nd.a.onal Tha.nkscmng
dinncl'J for ci&ht·to-10 people, ran&inc io
price Crom $39.95 10 S59.95.
Orders must be received 48 houn in
advance. If you call PavlUoaJ Home Sbopplq
at (800) 756-622.S the entire
meal can be dcli\'Crcd to
your home or o[fa. Ordcn
received through Pavilions
Home Shopping will be
delivered for an 1.ddcd fee or Sl4.95.
Turkey dinners include
cornbread stuffing, mashed
potatoes. gra")', yams and
cranberry sauce. Roast beef
and hJm dinners arc also
available .
vOns is k>catcd in Costa
Mesa on Harbor Boulevard
(549-3282) and on East 171h
Strccl (548-8911). In
Newport Beaclt, Pavilions is located at Via
Lido (675-3791) and Pavilions Place is on
Bayside Drive (76G-097S).
0
FASHION ISLAND IS havin& iU annual
tree-lighting ceremony Friday at 7 p.m. in the
Broadway/Neiman Marcus courtyard. The
ceremony features an SO.foot Christmas tree
and the arrival of Santa Oaus.
0
Z GALLERIE (64().2916) opened this week in
lhc 1. Magnin wing at Fuhion Island.
The 8.SOO square-foot store features
con1emporary £urniture, &ifu and housewares.
Items include ~ntemporary slip-coYCrtd
sofas and chairs. Italian dining sets, bedroom
and office furniture, flatware, stemware, bath
items and fine art posters with custom
framing. ·
"Just about anyone who walks into 'our
store can find something they like in their·
price range," says Joe 'Zeiden, president o( Z
Gallerie.
Z Gallcrie has 21 stores throughou1
California and Arizona.
0
.LONGS DRUGS (729-l!035) opened a new
kx:ation at FUhion Island, complete with a
full-service pharmaq decorated in an
authentic 1930s motif fcatUring a soda
fountain and a Diedrich'• Colftt csprCSIO
bar.
The old-fashioned soda fountain "Ind
dcucr1 bar is dcl.ipcd with red siools.
mirrored column1, and an antique cappuccino-·"!.
machine.
"Due to its unique ambience, fashion
li!and orfered Lonp the opponunity to
create a store unlike the other Longs Drugs."
says RJta ~1ason, Lonp Pharmacy store
manager.
"Although most of our me'rchandise
selection remains the same, the Fashion
Island store's intcrk>r features 1930s decor,
an era that marks lbc birth of Lonp."
. 0
IUCXORY FARMS (642 .. 302) localed al
Westclitt Plaza in Newport Beach is offerin&
free lhiP,pina on any prepaclca&cd sifts valued
over $9.99.
The offer ii valid th.rou&b Nov. 25, and fo:i
packlges shipped anYwbere in the continental
Unites StatM.'
0
WESTCUFF PLU.A opened a Cbristmas
decor store, JOJnJ Nod (6'6-0886) located
in the center ol the plua.
0
..., Bun •p,an n.,.,,,. •ad· s.1.ni.,..
Wkf6tr you're• ~I•• 1boppw, U
YOf1 bow of a fOOd .,, I'd loft to 1lve )'OU
-,,.,1>11<1tr. c.JI -"'S#l~ tu... . .. ., "'-'17' ~''flrl#',. ... 'MM liir;;;-.o.o1tr
Pilot, JJ0 W. 11.v SL, <Mi. M-Qlll.
fZU7.
a a.am
,. ,.... a ce·•Hll•• ............... __ _
• --fJ/ ........._ ,..._: ........ tiu. .. "'",....,.,...
n.-11.,..... ....... _,__
............... ,, ...
... -. .. aw ... ...._a er....., ............... : ..... ----.......... --.._. ... a a
·~ . .
A look al the people and plaj;9S shaping our community
PHOTOI 11' 0.&IStOPHll. Asl.u, 0.ULT PILOT
An ancient skull and jaw arc part of the assortment of bones found on the grounds of Estancia High.. Tcachcr Tom Fisher wattht-s O\'U Ktioyl's collection.
Things that · go bump in the night
Stories abound that Estancia High has spirit ... the kind that belong to long-dead
Native Americans who were buried under the ground that serves as home to the school
BY lluu LoAa. STMP WIUTU.
M ore than a thousand years
ago, waves of Native Amcri·
cans migrated to the warm
coastal shores of sunny Ortn&C Coun-
ty, eventually establishina a thrivinJ
community on the banks or the Santa
Ana Rivtr within the prcscnt-<lay city ·
or Costa Mesa.
Estancia High School was bu.ill on
the site of an old Indian burial ground
-in 1965, and for about 2S years.,· school
oCficials have whispered stories about
thinp that went bump in the night i.n
the 1ehool hallways. ·
Night custodians told of_ hearin&
children's vpiccs, seeing a dis.cm·
bodied head appear suddenly •round
a hallway comer, Oashina li&hts and a
· host of unexplainable occurrences.
Science teacher Tom F'lSber, !55, says
he believes the paranormal activity ii
linked to the Indian buJiaJ grounds
beneath the ICbool and the bones
kept in the science department. '
Tiie: bones are belicw:d to have come. from ao Indian scttkmc:nL
'lbcre used to be mounds out here
a1 ... sheep destroyed them by a.ruin&
and walking OYCr them. People sud·
dcnly rcaJlzcd these were burial
mounds." Fisher says. "When I ar-
rived here in 1966, all the kids would '
just streak out there on lhe weekends
and they were digging up the ani·
(acts."
M•ny of lbe bones ..-ere donated to
the school and ended up in the sci-
ence department where niaht custo-
dians orten heard the sound of a airl
crying. Fisher beard it too.
"I was here lite at night to do work
in the acicncc cour1 and I beard some-
thing lik'c a litlle &irl who was callin&
from a distance," fisher says. "I
lllU-
thouat>t it was re a Uy stnnge."
But be bad beoird similar 1torics
told by CU1todians •ho hacfwitncsscd
a number of odd happenings in the
eoclol<d clulrooms and hallways or
the .chool. ..
A rormer head custodian who
worked from 1966 lo about 1987 at
the xhool says j t wu oearly im-
possible to keep custodians from quit-
ting.
"Tho district could not undentand
why the guys would work only one or
1wo nights and then leave," says the
retired cu..stodian, asking that his
name not be used.
Custodians playing chess one night
saw one of their stools react as if
someone sat down o n it. Another cus-
• toctian saw l.jliscmbodied head ap-
pear in a dark hallway or the K:hool.
"He saw just a he1d pectin' around
' . .... _ ......... ~
WIATHIR
SWIWllL
1·2 -.....
.
I I -M
1·2 .. I.A..... 1-l ..
CiM4 1•2 -w......,....,.....,,1
, .... , .• st>t .... u tti.Jt,.... J.J ,..,,... ... .... ....... __ ..
IMl .... U 1t12,.-..u
Tom Fi1her hu heard soundJ of a
babfs aics when oo one was near.
the corner of the wall at him," the re-
tired custodian says.
The custodi3n uys he once heard
the sound of children laughing in the
science classroom late one night more
than 10 yean .,a. Figuring students
had sneaked into the buildin&. he
rounded up three other custodians
and surrounded the area.
"There .. 11s l)Othing lO be found,
but v.·e could still hear the kids laugh-
ing wh ile .,.,e we re sca.rchini.'' he uys.
"One or those fUys quit ri.aht away ...
Exasperated by his inabfiily 10 hold
on 10 ~mp~cs. 1hc head·custo-
dian con1acted a paranormr.1 re -
searcher in about 1980 v.ho was teach·
ing a class on 1hc wbjcct a1 UCLA
lllc rciearcher br~ght his en1irc
clau_ 10 lhc school1 late one night, held
a xt~ce and performed an exorcism .
It Wai a memorable night.
During the seance, 1he custodian
and othcn in the SWUP saw inl3gcs of
Natr.-e Americans appear. \Vhcn the
eroup. searched the school hallways.
1hcy heard screanling roming from the
musK: dcpanmen1. The custodians rc-
ruscd to open 1hc door to the music
room. giving 1he keys 10 the univtrsily
rcKarchcr instead.
"He unkxked the door and there
was about a 40 mph wind th.11.t came
out of there. biusic 5hee1s we-re blow-
ing all over the pli.ce."
btost of the paranormal activity
stopped after the exorcism.
"It had an errcc1," FSsher says.
.. The C\IStodians said 1he activity
stopped and there were no more
lights going on anJ off -no more
soun~ ...
If this sounds a little 100 bizarre lO
be true lhen shake hands with found·
ing Estancia Hi&h School Principal
Floyd Harryman who was principal at
the time.
"This is news to me," sap Har-
ryman, now rctiRd and livina in C.O.ta
Mesa. "I think il's kind or funny my·
sci( -my jud&mtnt would be there's
no substance 10 i1."
POUCILOO
COITAMUA
RHblll Aft•iw. About 15 sample carpet
boob wtrt Uolc:ft frotn I bmiftCtt 1A
the Z9t'.IO '*"*'-' "'
Ad•lral"WaJt SutpCCU broko ialO a ....... _ .... ··-window in t~ 190 t*xt. a.wl tooll
$7,4$01" j<Wtl()' Mid dnlh""'
II..._~ Took worth '600
•'CN .co&ca rrom a buliKll lA u.. llOO -... ......... 5-pried ....
tDltMCc 10 a Mr i. iM 140 bb:k. Md
tOOll S6'10 • "90M1 Uld '*'·
....... MACll
..1-...,....,..,,I)> Sl,500 lo -----...-.. ---... -~ .. -Su Lw .. O:lrw *' .... " la~•• a.ta.. ........ . ....... c.. .... , .... =~""='-"'&. -~...,~ ... Mlf.D sa ~ s· 211•-. .. , ·=· ....... r::--;::.
..
•
Colla Mesa dol llll'k d8clBlan llMlkll 111111 II
.... Leashless paik was gMln the go-aheld on Monday.
Almost lmmedlately' money to pay for the signs 11111
flnclng came pouring In .... along with calls offering help.
IY M.u.M11 AtcLaoo. ..It's kind of ovcnwhclmi.n&."
STAn Wuna • uid Dave Alkema, the city's parb
COSTA MESA -tf k>cal rui-tupcrintcndenL 1'he counal for-
dcnts have their way, Tc.Winkle cnulatcd a policy on lhi.s and the
Park will&<> 10 the doSJ. next dly people are scndinl
Leu than 24 houn after the snoney."
.., poJiq'"" tile SllJOO il would
IUe IO Incl lcAciftl, establish
...,. IUld demolish ocipborina
TeWinlde Yard foe a paikina lot.
Couodl members (cit doc ownen
sboukl Uy to raise thc fu ndio1
tMmsc:IYct.
"Wb•• I'd like to ICC is I real
sense ol ownership here," 11id
Councilman Joe Erickson during
Monday's "Ole.
"Several people who have called
have already m1de multiple a.Us
in seuc:h of donations on their
own ... Alkema l&kl ... I'm really i~
pressed."
The PetCare Co .. whlcb is u -
pected to donate a 1ence to the
city, valued at ab0u1 $6,000, also
made the wne offer 10 Newport
Beach lor iu proposed doc patlt.
"Our C\IJtomers need 1 p}acc to
let their docs off leub, .. a.aid Lee
Hein, advertiiina manacer for The
-I ) , ,
Editor's
~
Oty Council •ireed 10 establish a The council YOlcd 11 its .mcetin&
trust fund to raise money for l",!h•"--"M"Q!l"d"'a"''-'""illl"!LI :!'oll::Jidc"'•~i1'"•"2•'"""-1"'--'l-~1MA~e11;...-dost*~tJtt 'be ... c:FiiG a
ci1 )"'1 fint dos ~r\: · Mond.iy, acre area of Te Wink.le Pari oo leash no k>n1er than s t«.t ii own·
checks and donalio.i olfen were Newport Boulevard u a leashle11 ers Want to walk their pe1 any·
already pourin1 into City Hall. park where dop can run, similar where in the city off their own
The response wu so immediate, it to the county's. rmt bark park in property.
Alkema said so far they have an
offer on the . table from The Pct-
Co<~
nate the fencing for around the
park. They have also received a
few checks for SISO and more
than a doun phone calls offering
help and sugc1:1ions.
Pete.re Co ... We arc vt cxc-jted,--1--
0 e p our cus n ave a place Ed.Jtor WUU.. La••• for their dogs."
Official$ arc scheduled to meet la oa ••Upi--L Bil:
today 10 talk further about plans Edltor'1 Notebook c:ole-
to coUcct and raise money for 1hc wt.I.I retarll MD week.
·.
caucht city 1tal(crs by 1wprilc. Laiu.na Beach. Currently in Cotta T,be council, OOioNcver, held off park. •
CAPS
== ;. -
•
a. t
~~~~~~~/
The Gosling
a. c.h1l d "s boutique
WE_ST C LIFF PL A ZA
As the festivlttes of the
seasons draw near. come in a nd see the
hotlday apparel and g1n.s we have
selected for the children.
INDIAN
PARADISE
•CUISINE OF INDIA•
BUFFET r-- - --:i LUNCH 1·15o/o0FF1
$5 75 I ToTAL ·I
• I Dltal1 R I
11 :30-2:00 I BILL I (Al ~ Cln bl:-owt 17 Jtemsl I ... --.. --.I •••••••••••••• Dl~~M I BUY or• I
=.o:::. •.:..::.. c.::.: •' ,,..._._.... I I -·-·o.-t• ~OFFON
GREAT LUNCH DEAL 11 ~.~t!:? 11 _any ___ ...., . '-:::,,_ ........ _ .. ·-...
• lunch for cw. PYiOe ~ - - - - -111211 W. COAST HWY.• NEWPORT BEACH• (11419'1 -.. -
·CUSTOM -
INvITATION
PRINTING CEN1'ER
Ch<><* From-Our H"# ~of
f'tt/lr. EJ11 •»,... 1;,. Sqln And Prial CM.. ' Whaht1 y.., Nm! lnviwioru 1'-.1 The Hulida)'I , .•
W<d<lings •. Sh<_,, ... Annivma<ia •••
Binh Ailooun«mctll• ... Binhda)'I ••• Or Far
Th"' 0nc~1..,1 .. Li(crime Spociol Oca.ion ...
We Haw A l'ricMly. C...tlw A..i Hclpfiil s.«,
In Addidoa To Eat.......,, Faot S-ico . ....._
Y-C....• Pria .......... AR ... a C.. 0.111!
I I
\
Byers ' Choice Carolers Day
at The Grey Goose
Saturday, November 20
I 00 to 4 00 PM
SPEC I AL EVENTS
• Draw1ni-for a signed Byers Caroler
• Door pr 12es
• Byers Choice representat 1ve
on hand to answer your questions
• Retued pieces
• La rge selection to choose from
f;
\· ..
' ' I )
/
/
TH E G R E y G o.Q;s E . I
WESTCLIFF PLAZA
•
• • \\o\\na~ \\o\\se
•
A Colored Gem tone Event -Yotntt Invited ID experiencr a once-in-•lifelime collecllon or ntt
and precious gemstones from the far ooivm or the world. fiery
and dramatic red rubles from Thailan d; cool and lnspiratlonll
greens of Colombian and Zambian emerolds; crisp, bright blue
Ceylon sapphires are jUst •few of the exciting precious gemstones
dw will be avail2ble ID you at this sp<etll tvent
Please join us lor.lhls unique ()pportunlty IO view and sdec1
from I coJleclion of. Worid cbss gemslOnes.
Thursday, Nov. 18 and Frid;ly, Nov. 19
We are serving cake in honor of oui-3;Lh .o\.noTVersary -1 "karat"
cake with 35 gemsoones for you IO find. Coll)< sample a pl<a.
-FREE, an ultra-suede je\\'e lry roll to the firs1 3; customers..
Value S20.
CHARLES H. BARR
P t4)Ml-Jll0
Come to our
ove!". i\)\\\ st
1 ~o"· "2\ r--..\• at'" •
•
In ii/ilmzJion OJ 'Our
HoliC'lay
Open
House
and regi ster
tcLw.in this
Grand Opminf llA!' wJJ w
giving ""4llJ mnnmNS
prizes """"i-fiwlwnl
~Wiwillw
httvittf-"' win/} uf
btJitrJ ptis, +.
-·~ . aJCrown ,,,_..,. spias '
chocoll'lts ft-l""'-slt..
Lapst H I a•'.,,., ii,
So'+ •• c fk1 .•
a ... ............ , ..... , ...... ,
Barbie Dream House
Exclusive from Hlllmart! S31 . . 11&\ --::::::: u.s.s. Enl«llrio'." ~
Add this STAR 11lEK
The Next OcnenliOll u.s.s. &lapioe ....... ....... ~ ..... ,,. It; j '1 . ?" 1 I
isoilJs:M. ·-........ [ 111111
Olhing 10 buy 10 win, JUSl come in 3nd rcg1 1er
You'll cnjoy <eeing our c.citing Hallmari<
Chris.unas display -and you· 11 find great
values on somc speciall y nwta:d cards
Ol)d gift~· Let us help you get swtcd
oit yaiJr Ovisunas planmng. Come in 10 our .
Holiday Open House on
• 6,000 Greeting Cards
• Mailing Center
•Ornaments
• Wide Assortment of Gifts
• K.C. 'S PenonalPe-lt c.udl
-------nt ..... DI '' ......... pal
............ Q '1 t/IC iOt ........ ,. ....... OM.,., ..,.. V-.. :lllO E. ea.
~. °""' ...-.... ......... a.-.._,.-"' OircClan -=-kr MaryaM TOll'aRJ .
Sloe will -,.. ... 0-..-, :':;':.: =..: •lcc11tw
~.C...llS.S...... colrcc ud donuts..
''MM a.uti,-IElll
JoM t.o.c Will p<CM"D( a mulic:lll
lilncrprcwiM ol Job• M..V1 wm.._
ol i.ht Siem N~ i9 '1"bt Raqs
"' upc--.. die NC'!wpon l-Ulll Gardea Club mutifta. 19CI:> Pon ~.
Newpon &acb "' 9:30 1.m.. Coia II SJ. Few merva.tioo•: WJ 645-0946.
RIDAY
......,SOCliMO,
A Hippie Soc Hop Danc.e win be held &onitht 9 p.m. 10 mldni&Jll fot all
&lancia 1-li&h Scbi.>oa •ludcnll, al\UIW,.
r1a11ty, par~nu. f;anufy and lncnds ln
1he Hif.h School CY"'· All proceeds will
be donated 10 help •1th rm:dlC".al
upcmcs for faciJlcy member, t.lr Lu.
•
,., 'rt ~...... ..
.. I, ...... •qs.
.:: ...... , I --·---
O..tt•'• ........ .... "*d"H•'*-.,._ ... ... tiopics .................. ..
ColU ..... Sc8icw' Ccaw. Pn -... 19dlsu.ct.-•lle
...-, Call -21"-
M-AY
•! Di ..
Alt ...... c I ,.,.....,
-·!~I .. .. • ,.1 .... ...
• = JI ------..... c... .... aerb8"1w•
c... .. ,..... ..... -~:C-c:"c'!!"a:= ........... i_,_.n. ..... c4
" I r ...... Dlilll Dr I ...
-ol-'-0..T ..... TlltNiM I attwo.c-(J .....
~ o1--. c.11 (lllO)-
•••• Ml ?._ ..
~:.~c:r:.~· -wll loolddod<-~~ F.U-•.30
..... to Jl:30 , ... ·~ ..... 1lllrd w...,_....,......,....,_
mode ooup. T--OrMlaw ui-C>ll 24&-4299 0<6'4s7«XI.
MOLaAY 11Uft8t• iiiiiiiiW-------The C... Mal Senior Ce.ntcr will llO•AY
)Qt a holiday bouliqYC from 9 a.m. ID
1 p.m. ac rile Stntor C.C.nt.u al 69S W. uwme,te M 111
19th StteeL C.O.C ii SI . For more Hypcru:Dliom open MicbXI A.
1nlormadoa. caJI 6AS.Zl56. -WC:tiii, M..D .. will be: 'P"kinc • ttK
""':::a:' ..... .. ''it tu ... ua ....
• 11:11 aa. '1111 .._. r. 1 r s4 =• .._etc n i.'-· n , ...... • ..........
MC Cl Ill 'I feUIWI W8
-... -• a...,..°'"" CoUcp'1 cenmicl ct... wiU conduct
tllrir 171). auual OriiCJbal M
... ...,. ... 01-Sok today "'"""" n~ u. tk occ St'6dcnt Cc•tu
from 9 L& to 1 p.a. for DIOR .. _all 432-SllS.
• g11111•JO *
••ant .nymore.
If yo. -cspooed 10 -Old
.. dwing field ond chomber lalS
al pi'*"1ive equi.,.-it wllile in
111m1wy service, you may be ,
elipble for VA beneliis f« c:aWn
tie.Jib problems related IO dial
expolll)e. You ore no longer bOund by pledacs al
socncy obout your ponicipot!on in 1bete lelll.
For mote Womwlon. call !he U.S.~ al
v-.. Al'f111n IGll llw:t7*11-12'7·1•,
Survivors of expooed veterans may also be eligible llld
should coniact VA for additional information,~
• llESPlaATOaY CAHCD.S • PONCHIT1S
• SKIN CANCEl • EMPttYSEMA AND ASTHMA
• OBSnUCTJVE rtn.MON.UY MEASE • CHRONK: COHJUHCT1V1TlS
• ~LYMPHocvnc LEUKEMIA • KfJlAmtS
• OtllONJC t:AAYNGITIS • CLOUDED 'VlSION
U.S. SAVINGS BONDS~
:MGll-1 Via Oporto• (714) 673-9334 •Lido Vlllaae
WE HELP
THE MEDI.CINE
Go DowN.
A, 1~~1f1 \~llH. 1urrltt~a11u11·111011i1ori11f! l,, jusr ant o( tht nwiy
qualir,· smirR-TPJlll"i·~· HI IHI f•ttra duu-r·. If rour patnll l)Ct(l:s
a!Wst81k'f" "uh hotrluui\!. ,Lrn)OJJ111li![. dfr":'\"ir~ and n ·a1 pmonaJ laun·
dr)·. )·ou'll find ull ''ll"fot' -tr'\M""' 1n,·l11,ltd iu Qt1r affon.lahlt monlhJy
rtnu1I nur I ull -..,·nur a-.~1 .. 1cd fi,i11,: in an apanmtru !itltin~ is
1v1ilah~· rn1u111 .. ~,. It' 1iii1:t1t:1fl'"r1111.lfll li . Our f'lt'qHional Cll't.
qiuili1~ fJf'N 1ottl ..,."'"'"' IUMI run '1111-"' ti arrtmitih is a 5Upl o(.
dtaJ. f).-.,1~111·d ft.Ir i'Olllfnn .. 111(f1"1f ·-.·ith JO\'t 6: U18118gtd ••ith
cart .. in ii)!""""'' 1l!·l1i1d11f11I •"'· (Jt1~1 ttl Y•1JOf1 Villi.
v-~~~~1,l!e ~~
(7 14 ) 642-5861
4000 llil1rl1 'fay . •wporo 8•,.h . CA 92663
O,.t: B 1.or 4 f111v ll n•1. H•'''''" ·-· _..,
THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT .
L A.,.., eo~ THURSDAY • .FRIDAY -SATURDAY -SUNDAY Your COmJ?le~e
ft"'£.. , 1 4 BIG DAYS home tum1sh1ngs source!
9ER v••UES
PLUS
00
OFF
TRADE· IN
ALLOWANCE
HURRY FOR BEST SE1£CTION
PRICES ARE FOR STOCK
ORDERS ONLY SOME ITEMS
LIMITED TO STOCK ON HAND.
This W&f _., COllltl stile _, t
~tapeml blCk..., PlllcM'.ms
L!lsZ·lloy
List -5-Velueat -This L.a-Z &f redlne< fealllres a comtorulil.
c>amonc>tuft«I beck""" -........
'
lMa -Tr1d1 In a
Tradition It Its most elepl, !his Ll.l-llof hlfl Ill
recliner -distJncM wirC c;flllr ~Ind ~· '
LA-z .. novt_~ ·. ·
" t FUllNISH SATISFACTION
ararnw •AMAT.,,,..
Prubytcriao Cbuteb ol lhe Owcnul
ia c.o.&. Met:1 lnvitct ramiUes to u
C'\"Cnlna ot f'un and lfttpintk>n from s
p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at 1850 Fabvicw
llo&d. Tbc cvcninJ indwks easy to
make crafts fOI chlkSren and adWu,
01narnents and Jilts for family and
fricn~ m\l.sk and ilOl)'tellina. Food
and bcve1aac will be available ror a
nominal chaise. Admluion ll free.
YW1' IUCMI SllOW 1
Inter Shows is sponsorini a VW and
Ponche Swapmcct and Cat ~ from
5 p.m. \o 9 p.m. Ln.Buildln1 10 al
the Oranae Co\lnty Fair and
~ Ccn1c1 In O»ta A.1eu..
Admdaioa " lS ror Mlult1., children under 1.2 are free. For more ~
Information. call (7 14).)64.)672.
......... ow
~ Oruac County Falt and
Expolilion Ccntet ls &p01UOrin1 •
Hwntcr and Jumpc1 show rrom 8 a.m.
to 5 p.m. in the Equciuian Ccnter at
the FairJtounds in ea.ta ~kn..
. Admission is free. For mcwe
lnfonmtion. call 7()8.16S2. --·· The Spoc:dway Fall Oas.sic wil be hc~d
from 8 p.m. to I 0 p.m.. in the
G,..ndstand Arca. at the Onngc
County fair and Exposition Center in
C.0.Za Mesa. Admiuklin i1 SIO for
tm.lu OVCI 18, SS for •JO tl-17, and
free lot •1~s l2 ud undcr~-fOf ~ lntOnnat»n. nil (71-4}492-9911.
SUNDAY, DIC. a
nn1V&1. Of ftlU
Thirty maJhif.ccolly decorated tree•
will be dllplaycd 11 FnhK>n ls.land in
NCoAolJOrl Bc:ach from 11 a.m. 10 7 p.m.
by Hoaa Ho6pit111'1 SS2 Ou.b. Proct-cdi
&om tbc We ol 1hc trc'"'-10 be
judsed and offered foe 11k a1 the
OuWnw Carol Ball bekl on
Gll'll lncGrpartted
ta llald 11111111 AMII' r. the homelen
The children of Girls
Incorporated of
Newpor1 -Mcu -·ill host
1hcir six1h-annual
f\.·tuJ1icul1ural 1"hank..scivins
dinner for the Oranac
Coast lnlcrfaith Shelter
for Homeless families on
Friday al 6 p.m.
Volunleen from Zon1as
and the J.C. Carler Co. will
doaate th~ir labor, and local
1narkets and rc.stauran1s.
includin& Albcrt100S, the
Lotus Restauranl. Irvine
Raric:h f\.tarkelS. Smart and
Final, f\.1aric Callendar's. P.1 i
Casa, Denny's. Johnny
Rocket's llnd Sfuu.i will
donate their specialties or
&ift certificates to help
"·ith lhe dinner.
An)'one wishing to
volunteer or donate 10 1his
event, contact Rosemary
Parrcwechio at 646-7181 .
~., .......... .......... $,
WOIUlllOAI
A,TUll
Tho a.i" llGll "" " .... ........ . .........
-tor "°" -... .,. ......... ., ... -... ---(~ ""' -.. .. " _ .. _., .. .,.. .. _ ____ ... _
........ ""' ........ " ..... i,~ -M 11 -1111 ··-·-...... 11111 _bl -" -... , ...... ,_~., ... .. _,, ........... ----......... ·---·"-"'"" ........ ... .... -.... , JrlN _,,_., __ _
ilu1¢1•••nr'1 Ts21•
I .,_ -11 l:llllY, I JW .... - -•I,_'"""" -ti t1w,lta*nitDhMWOW"'1i
-• llW&Tlll ,,., llMLD,
IM.OfOP1llll(lll'l,• .... -=:r::,"' ~ "' ... "'." •' -.. • .... -.... -='·-·---. IO. "'= , ' .. , ... ~
....... ,,,.'FM.ufMe
1be Swcdilll Women'• Educa1iocl&I
AMOCf.adon'a Ora• County Chao4ct
ii holdina a kt'dWa Cbristtn.as falr
bcrwecn 11 Liil. and 5 p.m. at the
O»la .,_tcu Ne:lf,hborbood Center.
Donatioo1 art S'2 and dalldte:n arc
admltted Cree. food will be 1erved.
TMUUDAY, DIC. 9
JIWllM ClllAMT
1111111, 1182
ct ••-
lllie:re • bt a compuier l5f'low and
sak troal 10 La. IO ' p.-. i.n BwUdiQa 16 ac tile 0rup: C.OUnty F9" and
Espoaitia. C.cater ie Col.la t.tcA.
A«hnlMlcw 5116 b -..U. SS f.ot
ICDion &$Nd o6dtr, ucf frC:C: for
dWdtc• •adtt l2. For more
iafonnat.JoD call ('l.S).)40-9113.
OCCGTllllMAI ....
Thureday. -11, 19111 ,.
wet• adllka. F~ ~
IMOrics will be rcU. !Old ud
pcrfotmed. M-hiO" lit 12 pa
pence., ... Iii.wrapped Fi •
.OO•pcrill\abk food llcm IO be
dooatt.d IO kal dwflic&. For mote
ia.fonuA.ioa. cal W.5640.
·-~ CMtilfMUftll&.ef
A Chriit.rnal U'te Joe tipOGiOt'C-d bJ
Y .. k Tree Ciro.en will be ope• daily
thllMrlah Dec. 20 rnxn I a.111. '° 10
BOOK BUCKS s Oun Alan QoU will p1cant hil
onc.·rnan lohow .. Jewish Cabuet and a
llllk Danny Kaye." at the Chanubh
celebration ot the J~h Senior
Center of Onnp County. Lunch will
be scrwd a1 DOOft. lhow bcains at
12;30 p.m. Tbc cost is SS for lunch and
show. 'The Jewish Scniot ~nte:r is at
SUNDAY, DIC. 12
"A Special Ouistmu Sho\lt for K.i<h,.
is lbc: title ol Oranac Cou1 Co/ks.::'•
c.i&h-lb aanual bolicfay pnxh.1C1ion.
bc:iq praentcd this seuon by"OCC•
llt:pc.r10c')' Thca1er Company in 1hc
OCC Ora.ma Lab Dec. 1~18 a1 10:30
a.m.. The lhow is dcs.i&~d for ch1ldrca
be:.tw«D the ap of" three and 12, .U
Worth two dollare applied lo &aJ pu.rdaue of five doUan or mon.
Apelle •••"-s..., $ n&HJAI• 1670 W• h rt• Aw.. c.a,. ~elf w.n.. t..a.,..}
Tbc Businc.ss Eu:ban~ of o,..nse
C..Unty is sporoorina a 1,..dc fa.ir from
tb am. to 6 p.m. in Buildina tO at
.. J .ff,.«J
RECYCLED RAGS
QOMS F~ Ttt: WA.t()l()E Of M
WOllDS ET Oll:WD PfOPU
fht moll ~ ~ ""' """" Mt" bM! b IJli!rf in WI 14 \oY'\ 6 -.., f.o.ii -~°" """'' ~. bl )OJ ltt (!ti
Of'IH lG-6 \.b'l 11¥\1 )ii
T2·S ~
P..W.C 101 PAA!\
,~q !tNl\l CJ m~ >().TH
' ~
2731 E, Coost Highway, CdM
(714) 675·5553
SfORE PHONE• 968-4466
FOOD TOGO
RESTAURANT PHONE
962-7998
DOMESTIC SWISS
SI.ICED TO OH.DER
COSTA PASTA
5 LB. BOX • MANY Cl/TS
COLUMBUS SAU.MI
COMPANY
HAllD SALAMJ u.c: •1-• ta. 14 ~9 1.e
GtPOCnilA UC"-•'U. s499 LB
HOT SALAMI UC u.n LL s4 7' U .
MO/tTADELJ.A u.c""' 1.1, 1329 u
BOARS HEAD BRAND
LUNCHEON ~FATS
CHEC:XTHESE f'llKZS ro rot/JI .SO
001m1MM1EJt MAAJ<ETS
MAIUa.mDHAM 5 29 1.1,
DljllfQMWmHAN 5 29 1.1,
'
mar z !UT '5 29 1.1,
'2"i..
Ili&t6MEO
It's A
LUCY & ME Bear Affair!
You"rt: imtced ID thr:
"Pmftler oppeoranc< ol II><
cmrum<d ~lhan,llfr
ENfSCO LUCY & ME Ileen
Meet thcH: b1Q end btary cute ta:ld.lel
0
Gtt A Jump On Gin Giving
FR£~
SHIPPING
and lft the newest addidoN~ oriQina;;,1-~1 LUCY "' ME Qin cdlecllOn IOO
We'll sbiR 'any of our prepackaged
gifts valued over $9,99
,··anywherci n the continental
United Stales FREE
lfll be: a honey of e be.er affair
we1l 1itt 10'J ~!
8.A.TUBDAY lGam·lpm
Nn.10, 1888
' ,.;-;,;,,.,. ....
u.c,~s-..w. LW'y ti Mt pwdtlue
JLC.'8 HAJ.J.MARJ[ =--CU.ta Maa. CA 92627
(714) MS-1&5'1
0
if you place your order
before November 25, 1993.
Visit our store today (or detail!!~
Christmas Blend Coffee Is Bock/
Arai/ab# Only At Hickory Farms,
PIAZA
17th at lr.\ine A•-e" Newport Beach
. Send A Gift By Phau: !;12-~302 I
0 • 0
Italian
week
0
Nov. 15th
Thru Nov. 21st
•
0
0
RESTAURANT
BAKERY
CATERJ NG
One Of Ora-nge County 's Oldest &
Largest Italian Deli's & Bakery
OUROWNOVEN
ROASTED ROAST BEEF
SIERRA BRAND
RJCOTIA CHEESE
$ 4 99 Ha. n 1•
Ji.IADE t»I PREMISES
HOT OR MILD ITALIAN
SAUSAGE (.;;:\ v $}99
MAKE rowt <JWN l'IZZA
PIZZA DOUGH
39¢1&
RS
COLUMBUS BRAND
PROCIUl'IO
ENTEKFAJNMENT
' £4TURDAY
& SUNDAY NOV.
20m&21ST
FREE
,. /lfJM1'DN /'IE'
'WITll lllfY
l'WCHASI
CWD-
11/1'
T191111'11
SlllUDll'
I (pCJmGCJalW;
.ll'IDlrDiS:
wmDS
SA'!: NOY. lO'l1f
SUN, NC)V, ?IST I
•A-..! c...m.. ac ui..
• -·-~ 8c a-
·-8-lo8c-•Am:yofs.-;aL.,...od
C..Goado I ·-c-ID ·s.-;ao..-c-.
• U....11: 6-foot s •:'ta
TAMA BRAND
P<JMAOE
OUVEOIL
$722 ......
•m.tlOC..
• l'lony u.ro . ................ _ ..................
...... ..ta..-
·o-~ Fo'f":. • I ::-:; :Lucci£ :..~~.JLJ?~·!?!tiu~"'-1
.J THE BEST KEPT
SECRET IN NOln'H
.QMNGE
a>UNTY
c• k'Ollll "'-,-:::
COlta Met
delfwnd 1
~:r..!.
Someom cares Soup l(Jtcheft
Wedn~
U part of I ~= Juon Johnston Stur~~ ~ahana
from den
mother Naft9 Kapke ln
adding
lngred~nts.
MAM: M.u.nir,
0.W.Y Pu.or
CREDIT PROBLEMS? Wondering where to look
0 Debt Consolidation
liJ Debt Negotiation
for great Th111ks9ivi119 ~ar91in1?
QI Credit Disputing Available
QJ Credit Card Available
• Plates-Napkins-Invitations
• Canis & Stationery
• Balloons-Confltti-Sb'lamers
~: •. '.I\ .,..,
fi1"111-· ....w· .... 1 ..
UTSll( emu· 1n1..,.... 1r .. -..rt._. ~ 1 .... 1 .. 714-2314031
•••••••••••••••••••••••••
• ADJUSTA&LE RATE ·LOANS
I TO 11 ,000,000
: Lowi:ST ~IN AVAILABLEI
: 1 2~00o1o1
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
4.375% START 9.875% LIFE CAP 5.83%APR
call for details now:
STEVE EHLE .
(714) 675-8866 Ofllce or 24 Hr. Pager (714) 237-6536 .· ~o=ew a
... Of Calilomia ........, RMC
---. _,..""' ~., __... •.,,,. o1 .. nmera. ,_... .. a111w _,.. ..... .,aw,...._. noeie.· •••••••••••••••••••
.
THE HA.R D COLD TRUTH . ...,,.. about
ORDINARY HAMS.
W e·ve got some news that could give you the chills· chances are. the ham
you thouaht was fresh was rroz.en somewhere along the line
And that means you could get burned Freezer burned But that's not the
icing on the cake Because most ordinary hams are not only froien. they're pumped
full of added water to increase their weight Then when they're frozen and defrosted.
the meat can tum mushy and rubbery
But at HoneyBaked. our Grade One hams are never frozen TheYre simply
smoked to perfection <>Ver a bed of hickory and applewood chips for about thirty
hours Then topped with our unique HoneyBaked glaze and spiral sliced
So don't serve your family a hohday ham on the rock.~ Visit the HoneyBaked
store nearest you Our hams are never frozen. but they'll still knodc you out cold.
-~§~~
Pany Trays •Turkeys •Girt Certificate • Nationwide Shtpplne
Ar ta·m ~__..•Wlo .......... , 114.;o I OMlllVllilt619-0Ul6' C.....DllM9'11._.n-tooo
W c.'4Rella. '9SI a.herQy SIO-1 llla.D71 ... JMIJJ l'Ad1l111 ltMl6-'22>
l«I f'f 61•711-7'70 Cl1Fdl6tlla.24l H ltal)•1•11•.,..,'IN t• Fl •• .... 71 ....... 7'
Lt....._llo.tM1114 IP ud~I .. 711 ...... ,...._..., Lel~JIMttR I
°"""971""'7"90 nr JflMll '"2"611 ................ JI ---·
..... *•••Qtl IM.,..6J9-'6 , ..... 10.il»''NM ~,. .. .,,, ................. ,,,
.,..,......,....,.,..,. "1mfs· a f ... _ ........... ,, ......... 1' .... k•,..;
• I
I
I
I
I
I
•• I
I .
I
I
I
I
I
Popular l8IClwr Is recovering from min surgery and a schoolfUI of
chlldran and Instructors help pay medical btus with a sock-hop fund-raiser
9" ._ J.Ma. ...., Wuna a d1Dc:9." cry, Only &o be atnd by brat.
Eatanda Hip Scbool alu· cancer ui 1990. Tho NlftOf was E 8Mda ~ ldkJol math
teecMr ltril Lu bu I lot
of Irie• -an entire •
ldlOGI f\al1 o1.-...
n..~~ar..old a&der, beck from brain
aurpiy, I be IM~ ol
honor at a ''HJppie Sodt Hop". fuftd-raisina duce It the IChool
this Friday fri>aa 9 p.m. to mid·
nJ&ht ln the hiP ICbool Fl·
''I went 10 the 11udent body
and they immediately JRbbcd
onto th~ idea," said Estancia
math teacher Connie Wadslcy.
"1)\ey came up •itb the idea of
dent&. ata« aod ~nta have al· removed but be bqan havina
ready doGMed about S700 to-vcre headaches in Auau t. Lu'•
waid Lu'a IDOdJcat bi1J1 -which wile Susan, has taken a leav• of
are mounun,. After the removal abte'ncc from her tead\lna job lft
of a brain tumor, his insurance the Oranac Unified School Dis· com~ny refused to pay for trict to help her buibud fi&bt
treatment consldcred·IOO uperi· apinst the disease. •
mental. • In adJitlon to tcachina math~
But Lu ref used to accept a Lu is also a airb volleyball COICh
death sentence. He now trnvels and a upcrb athlete wt_lo b al·
to HoUJton once a month, to re· ways been bealth-consaou K·
ccive treatment with a amino-cordina to Wadsley.
add subltance, part of an expcn-Donations to Kris Lu may be
sive, inf usion-thcrapy remedy. made in care or Estancia High
Lu CiISt developed cancer six School, 2323 Placentia, ~ll
years ago .and made a Cull recov· Mcu,. 92626.
•'
The Amcrbn Cancer Sode.Yi
Great Amcrical) Smokeout, held
IOdly, win present "1uMvaJ
stations .. where materials and
&upport Y.iU be siven to help
1moken qujt for the day or for
life. Smokers can also call the
American Cancer Soc.icty/Orange
County Unit for up~rt or tips 11
S56-7804. For more 10Cormation
on the Smokcout, call 751-0441 .
Local stations will be set up at; La
Pu Shoppin& center, Laauna
Hill ; Roumoor Regency, Lagu.ha
Hills; Laguna Be ch Hic.h School;
Palm Terrace Rehremcnt Home.
COST A MESA -The Police
Department along with the
California Highway PatrOi will
c tablish a checkpoint northbound
on Nev;port Boulevard jU$l put
Broadway Street from 9 p.m.
Friday to 2 a.m. Saturcby. Olfteials
uy this is one of several random
checkpoints they host durina the
year. Besides anutin1 suspected
drunken d~rs, cheQPC>int
,
A free propam on Cu)Dy
rclationship1 and interactioas will
be Mld toni&!>t at 7 p.m. in the
Community Room of the N~rt
C.Cntcr Libral)', 856 S o Clemente
Drive.
Ucenscd rurriaac and C&mUy
counselor, Rosalie Kfoury, will
speak on styles of relating ud
how to imprO\'e Camily
rclalionsh1ps. •
For more information, contact .J
/Ima Cl!Alu IUllil la GiJJB . U•"' BMl{ui" ~// -,_\
~,' · · .,~: 'l~, . S~op or dine in any 2 stores
' ~.,.. · f l»1 in Harbor Center on
,.,tJC
It''
November 20 or 21
a~d bring your receipts*
to Flowers for Less. You'll
receive a FREE Bouquet
*Sala rtteipts from l iilfu~nt cenfer stores on ·
ovember 20 and/or 21 mJ!t total $25 or more.
Bouquet valut is S6
-
~·"~'' "' HARBOR. CENTER
2300 Harbor Blvd. at Wilson in Costa Mesa
,__ HceclJ at ~3181.
COSTA MESA -A
repraeatat~c from the
Admislk>ns Omce at Chapman
Univenity will meet wilh Sludcnts
at Oransc ~ l College ~ho arc
interested in tran rerring. The
rcprcsentati\-e will be m lhc OCC
Transfer Center, localed in the
Cou&UCUn1 anJ Admi»ion>
AA-. .-.. ,,_ t UL IO I
p.m. For appoiatmeal ~
call ocra Tnnsfcr Caner 11
432·5194.
11: ........
llllUlllll II 11111
In a maUive fM-<:e>unty Cood
dri~c. 60,000 Boy Scwt1. Cub
ScoulS and Elplorcr5 wUI be
co1Jcctin1 food don:uions Saturd
from approdm:ately 1.2 mtllion
homes tbrouput Southern
-
CWilania. ..... 0... ..... Ud Newport 8acl. 11lil _..
JriU M rcluraUts IO
DC~IOntl-ba
daaatioe bell dw1 drqaped otf ..
--. lalt W«ked.
AU c:aucd food wW be lume4
ewer to more lhan 200 food bub
and relief aacncia,. ind~
KVCra.l &&enciCI WI ~ Vietiml
ol the recent IOUthena Califonala
Or To n.ate rood I.he the Boy
ti Seoulin& f« Food
plO&fVl'l, all S46-'990. -•y lWJr .PU.
PEC IALIZTN'G JJ:--1 . . . .
1 •\Li :·~, .~n :\t i
LARGE JEWELRY LoANS
INO.UDISCJ ROLE..\ tARTIEl. PATEK, PIAGET, ETC. WATQ{f.S
IMMEDIATE CAsH
co~ FIDE.NTIAL 8c mar ABLE)
BUY, SELL & LoAN
DLo\MOND RINGS, BRACELETS, PENDE.'-''TS ~FCTLACES, PEARLS AND GOLD fEW'fl FRY
ESTATES PURCHASED
-675-5200-
•Weekend Brunch 7311'l-4pm
•· eEarty Bin~ Specials
•Happy Hour 4~
•Hart>or Brunch Cruises
ACllOSS FllOM UDO TIU.A Tll 400 Main St. Balbo;l
-3418 VIA UDO · NEWPORT BEACH ... __ _ 673-4633
ARE REIT · A Goon "HoME"
FOR Y OL'R l ~VE T~iE T ?'.
. Real &tatt l m1:,lml·n1 Tru''' From A.G. Ed~ard~
R e.ii f 'I .111 In' l 't nh 111 T nl't .. \lU.IT ,,) , 1l1t:r .in
\)r!'•'rtlllllt\ I Ill\ l '' Ill l11i,:h •Ill lllt\ Tl' I' l"'!.ill •'' Hh
tlw ... 10, ... ·n1 ... ·1h1 ;,, ,,,,l .,"1wr,l111• hn.J 1,111 11 REIT,
,1r ... • .m .1ppi.1pr111,· h •111~ l11r ''"It 11"~'1111,·nt· ( "111
.\ ll EJ\\,1r.I' 11 ... I I\ l1•r ,11r,·,· u•t \ ,,, ttU r, ... ,·111
\1 111hh RI IT H.,, '''" ..
~ 18881 Von Karman. Suite 150 •Irvine CA 92715
{714) 756-0353 (800) 876-0353
Please asl< for Terry
Member of tne New VOO.. Stock Excnange
More than '50 ofl.ces natonwlde -
The 1993
Times Orange County
Jo{{y :J{o{iday (ji
,
Holiday Parade!
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Whac beucr way to join in the holiday
spirir chis season! Bring the whole family
to sec the most high flying balloon
characters of any parade in the \Vcstern
U.S. including: \Voody Woodpecker,
Popcy~. Olive Oyl, Lamb Chop and many
more! Plus, you won't want to miss the
marching bands, colorful multi-cultural
performing groups, twenty-five floral floats
and of course Santa Ciaos and his reindeer!
SATURDAY, MACMnU •w
NOVEMBER 20, 1993
9:00 A.M.
BRISTOL STREET
souri:i COAST METRO .. .,...-'
1-
( .. \ I l . l , .
• __, r--· -• •
Christmas Cof1£ctihfes from USA, Austria, ChitUl, G~ I ta[>" Pofuruf,
Ru..c;sia aruf S\vitwfund' & more
Browse thru our Magical Fairies,~ Old Time
Santas, Faberge Eggs, Elegant Eggs, Radko
O~ments, Largest Selection of Italian Grus,
Fitz & Royd's Christmas Village and all the
Wonders of Holiday's Past & Present! ·
Co(fecti6Ce Si9ni"9
MONDAY NOV. 22ND 7PM -9PM
(at t~ Huntir'9!on&acft Location) _____ ~
Christo her Racf~o . .
A:mtrica's prernitrc Cfui.stma.s ornament fui!Jtttr.
_,
Cfuis~fter will 6c s'9ning omaments and
CU\S\Wfi"9 )WT ~tions.
He \vi[ atSofoatun a New •Littfest SftO\\man"
awira6k only at dit s~"9·
plu , Radko Pink Sanaa Ornament available
~, aa our Loadoaa
-
'IWenty-ooe ol their children .
ud ~ndcbildren celebrated
the 72nd wcddinJ anniversary
o( Donald and Liilian GriswoJd
of Corona dcl Mar at a dinner
l the Bahia Corinthian Yacht
Oub on Oct. 21. .
The couele was married in
Minneapolis an d came to CaJif.
ornii in 1927. They have four
survivina children. One son was
killed in World War II and tbc
Sherry Griswold foun_dation
was set up in hi5 name. 1'hcy,
ha't'C 16 vandchitJren and 22
great grandchiJdrc{'.
Residents of Corona del Mar
since 19SS, the coupJo .
establWled Griswold lndu~tric ,
an international enterprise in
Newport Beach from their
originaJ business, Oa-Val to.
Donald Griswold, an inventor
of bis products, is still the
active owner of his val\'e
manufacturing ~usiness.
FLORIST
QUALITY
HOUSEPLANTS
•DIRT CHEAP•
.PRICES
On·ly!·
I
11ENDiJrilNG''
Here 1J the best perfomung modtn:Jt.ly prict corpef to
comt down the pi e "' many o ~· The O\'tr twisltd Fre ze
yoma defy footsteps ond refuse to show paths in high lroff ie
oreos All thra plus the fact that d resists on l1nds of sfo"'•
betttt ond •s flt most dtonoble corpet mode. Gulet olot to
90y oboot carpet that 1s only '6" o squort yord
GUAMNTllD INSTAlLATION AVAILA8U .
••••N'GfC..Mlla. ......... .
............ liadl ... .,. ......
of lleair. o.m. ~ .•• .,.
~ Llura KleiaMlm. Qrlldac a.a.dlY. CllloHM Sanunil. Aan ...... aid.
PallJ WW... ud aislen of tbi bride,.,,am.
tu., ad ao.ney Whidna. The bride'•
niece and ~. Brooke and Blab Bluesy wero Dower aid and r!na bearer.
Mn. Tbomu S. Jorda,n Jr. of Palo Alto
and Oeorp A Whiting o( FOiler Oty 1re
the parents of the bridcaroom. ~
_Western Wasts lndustries c ... ... SINCE 19'7 Smq~-*"'~ ~
~In F ..... ..
Da¥i1 and SWl YOUll • ..,. -W
... Ulben .... Jim ... S.. l1laft., Kea ............ ..,..
Demail ~Jay JoM~ ~ Kublciek. PaUI Lamberti. Ja ey
and Oris Nadel.
The couple are residents ol San
Francisco after a hontJYIDOOft trip co
Africa. He is president of Tri· Net
Corporate Rea!ty Trust Inc. ~ Mc ii an
. account exccuuve for Prudential Home
Mongage. •
REFINANCE TODAY
Gaaruteed-To lwa' Ytlr
Tia.fl Hamre 1im4'0'~f f>oM:r
Paml* Tdieo S.,. 8mia G!!!!P
M•WJ PaJMSt Al
ABSOLUTELY NO COST!
Coft Today For o free~ n:ncq QRce Tllilca
Rmt..A..Bln / . . w.1e::::: .. (100) 201-FUND
16281 Goostiu:tioo Circle West, lrVine 85 7 --6523 .......... .. 11-.. 5031 Birch Ave., Suite E, NewPon Beach
PRODUCE
~TUAls
OJI{ are pleucd to announce
t.b. openinf of OU:f' tntim• pa{umerio
in the French lradit.wn.
·RITUALS du Monde
PARFUMERIE
' . ,
Fe.turinl oxdumw linet in per{umo, •kin oare, b.th &CoellilOna
"Order Your Fresh
Shelton Or Diestel
Turkey Today,,
u well u cu.ttom blending of .-entia.l oil..
Whens .e:lf-indu.l co.cc it more
t.h.n jutl • 1~'Y·
..idJf Cowt
170l T.-dJf C>riw, N.wport 8-cL
714.04<2.9670
HOtlltS: Moad.1-S•tunl.y 10-6
EXTRA FANCY GARNET ~g~ 49¢ FannersMarket ... ~~~-::::.:-..
USDA CHOICE $ 599 RJB ROAST ==!f:!;icr*!l..., .. __ .. ,... .,._. ,.,.._ ....... _.,,.}nil ...
LAJlGE SUNKJST 5 9! NAVFJ. ORANGES Fnl{rlw--'~~ ~ ... a.-~~ .. ·--.... = lwr.;.fn.,,. ==-~,... LOCAL GROWN CELFR~ ~::~-~~' 49¢ I-!''* -t•iltr ~~ ...... ,...... k
LARGE GRANNY SM ITH OR
ROME BEAUTY APPU.S6 ~~-~~~ 9¢ ,,_:;::;=fat -':41"-' _.,... .,,,,... .. ~ -.....,. ""' _,,, .... ~_,_._ ..
.... "" ... fat .... '-"""~
SUNKlST OR.LANDO
TANGEJUNFS 49¢ F'nf:"_...,..._,,_..
r.=•.,:.,,-r.,'-:,:.; .. iii!/11'11-~--_......, ..... _,_, . ...... CEU.O PACKED CARROTS ~~t~ s100 ........... -...... llJI.
·-.. ----l ·-DELI-KITCHEN
at Atrium Court
FASHION ISLAND
.. ..... _ .. ,._ ....... ,.,..,,,. ... ~ -,,.,.,. .....,,,, ..... "" .., ......
COUNTRY.sTil.E
PORK SAUSAGE · $249 ............ ~fl!-...., .. ~---,,, .......... •"*·~··~_.,...~--·
BON'Ei.Fss
PORK ROAST 4 r...., n.1,.,,. IM --1;,':,::rc..'*'-••=rr;: $ 99 ••. ,:=t::='J.r.; fif::.-.. =· .... ., inlljlllt • ,... ,...
FRESH COOKED
HRJMP $UJ
t """"--:c:·•'-t..~ =~=-.;..t,,.,,, ~"' ..
-""1[Wf--...... Jinl __ ,.,,_.. ...... .
~~ s499 f .... l'l.r~~:n:-:-112• c.--""""·-· r-A ~HAUBlTT
STf.AKS • $?!{ ~:::::r.i"-~~ -'*-~ •I!'!" ..... ., .. ....-... A OO!Wfl ...... .......... _, JttntnlMt ,_..
GROCERY-WINE
•'
•
..... ......
NllWPORT DUNES -
....... O\tW Raort it ....... lhltd ..,. ...
~looddrMoo !ho raod.
Romn <'""""'ct will
ltanow a re:crcalioaal
-this -k•lld from Oualil)' Moto<homc Rentals
ud drive it all OYer town
pkklna up canoed .,..i. for lM &ea& fortunalo...
Tbe cans will bo donated
I!> FISH. a k>cal non-profit
O!~~lk>n ~dic:atcd to ·
W!Vfn·a thole '" need and
promo1in1 the IOCia.J welfare
of the local harbor ate• community.
The cans wiU be used for
more than 200 holiday
bukets that will be
delivered Thanksgivina D•y
10 familiu in Cost.a Mcu,
Irvine and ,Newport Beach.
.. We want to make &Mn&
11 simple u possible durina the holtday season," uid
Anne Evans Quinn, ctncral
man.acer of the resort. "1'bis
ls our way of rcachinf OUI to
the community and grvina
back to thole who need it mace."
To donate items. call
72.9-DUNE to schedule a
pick-up.
' -BT die DalJ? Pilot
-•FEit
,.,.., ........... _ ...... _.,
JoMM.MdO...~ .. c...-.... .,....._.._.,,' '111 ... Lsr·a"E..
Wood. w.,., .... Mo.
Nawy 1.&. 09*. • 1t L 1J11r ol c-a ...... ......, ••• ,s ..... ......
iJMwP I Iii W" W .... hdlc wl
Pttliaa G.at' d1pl=1m,·1 libcm'lll ..._ lirenft
eanicr USS AbnMm I ...... -.a.·~ bl
Alamedo. caut. • ~ ..... ol IN USS
......... U..000 -°""'P-Nwt Sea... Rccnic ,._. A. , ....... ol
Newport e..dl, .......,. ,_... I« duly
aboard the ~ 1eadu USS YelkMltooc,
homcportod ill Norfolk. VL •
Air National Gv.ardmu a,u A. Mc.V., of ,.
d/~JDn :J. Pl=c, di{.~-
AllllOUllCt1 the COfll/MfCt11IOI of GoimJI Mtdical Practill
in <WO<iation wilh A/bat G. Pizro, M.D. .
dpula[ f!nU.u.d fin:
Womt11'1 htalth-, pmtn1ivt, IWbitioMJ "1ld aoWonmmlal mtdidN.
l«alell at 2139 Placentia Avenue
Cooto M~ Ca 92627
(714) 541-~19 ~
eo..._ .. .,..,....., __ _
Ma.a•'*•== ..-ier. -Ill n IS I d Air Foroe. aw • .,..... ,. T-.
-l'k.-S.T-olO--
~tly ,,_,..ted from lhc hndlne 1t.fe1tt
and Ai<dnJp Counc. ec U.S. ,.,_,
~r Cuur, Fon la, Va.
Marine $tt........., C. ,..,.._., M* ·d ol
O~acr O'Man ol Cm&a Mesa. rcec:ntt,
aradualed from lhe U.S. Marine Corp:
$erpnt'I C.0Une, •I Mariee CGfll'I Ail
Sutioo, Kancobe Bay. ,_...
N...,. Wurant Officer l(ama A. Sdllss" a
of Com Meu, recently completed the <>merer
lndoctriutloa Schoof •t the N•val Educat.ioa
and Tninlnc CtnlU, Newport, R.J.
•
Tllondllw. ---11. -
l)r !(//' (Jjjr 1/'(/(J/;/l'. /11r;/1
'/,-,;/;ti; /J ('<J/.t/; ('(//'l' /\ < ·r,//'lt'r/
away at Hoa!( llospital. we 're
already taking st<·p, to ·n,.·1·e the
areas prcniier heal1h c. . pro-
vider affo rdable-and :1v ;11lable
through most ins ur:tnc·e plans .
have access to all' of Hoag·s ad-
vanced programs and fa c ilitie;.
lnduding centers of excellence for
t1e'Jrt .C"Jncer 3nd women's cJ re.
If you h3\·e a ny que,tio n'
about your health plan . o ur
speciall y trained r .. prt•>ent a -
t i ,. e " i II be g I ad 1 o he I p
Just c all 1-800· -100 ·HOAC.
Mo nda\• through Friday ht'.tween
9am and 4:30pm and yo1•ll find
oul what we've known all dong.
'"r•/I' \('ilfl'i/'/ !/l '</('/J
\ 1;! f l r11/11/.1r;/1;/1
As you read this. top
government officials are
hard at work in our
nation'> capi1,al.
. Tht'.y ·re
ing the U.S.
system. trying
to make quality
medical 1reat·
ment a\·ailable
busy rl·form·
ht'.alth ca re
Their goal is 10 provide
ht'.llcr choices and increa,ed
acces,ihility while keeping
costs· under control.
Meanwhile . 2300
We "ve even made finding
a doctor simple. llt'.cause no
ma11er whal kind of plan you
have-traditional , PPO o r HM O
ins u r a 11 c e -,,. e g i ,. e you a
d1oict> of physicians.
But 1hese aren "1 just anv
physicians. They're some of the
most r.:spectt'.d in So uthern
California . Their friendly, carin~
111anner 111:.1kl·~ p.1tient~ fee l
comfortahk ,1nd rd.1xed. An d
their offin:s are d<l>e to where
you live.
W ha I S
more. they
It doesn ·1 take an act • Con-
gre!>.'> 10 imprO\'e your healt •care.
jus1 a hospital in • wpo rt
Beach. IUI mPflM.
NIWl'ORT •E. 'H • CA
1·800·400·, 'lAG
----:.:,:.:,.~ __ __.. .... ·------------
AtO Tlu'ld1J, llsi1 tw -•
I
F ormer Daily Pilot Social)' patty...._, "to lwilll--
Editor VWa Deea called al lllo p_.r ol HallJloood la
it "tllc best ball al tbe tbe ....... en ol tbe 'lOI utd
-al body..,_,. --" andlluodbllloptbe .... ol400
bejeweled lflOCllton.
year" io 1992. ·40a. .. said Ve11ezia. ctic:acd In 1 FolJowina official _..,.. -,ii.; llcip. Cole atepped up to tllc
micropltione 1 la Eddie flllllr and
&anl o10ur Love ls Here To Stay ...
The dance noor wu install)'
filled. WaU·to-wall ball_...
Thia past week, the 1adia and huYily beaded plnt·layered aowo,
aenllemen bebind her riaht check decorated with •n
the lltb aaaual iridactnt stick-on snowflake.
Opera Ball The dynamic pair catered the
swpaaed .... o4air to tllc music ol IOCiety band
the hiJhut -kader aan,. Colt. TIM=· rwo were
expectations tel "in an ovcf'liZcd ski&h pUJled by a
in the past. C.O.ta ,
Mcsa-bAsed
Opera Paci(&e
staff and 1.W. volunteers tu.rncd
Meanwhile, one of the affair's
celebrity 1ucst1 wtis hard at WOC'k,
Cllll: the Hyatt .
----Rc1cncy Irvine
baUroom into a
true "winter Society
Editor wonderland
----fantasy," the I.heme of this season's wbite-1ic
gala.
Wanna place a classified ad?
Call our classified' advertising department at 642-5678. Event co-ch:iirs Donna Crtan
and Barbara Vcncrla created the
,
~ELP CELEB~~~TH MICKEY.
Ii<\ giv<n us OVtt the ~
And now during Novembtr and
December 1993, with tvcry pur<lwt
ol a Mickey sculprutt from th<
Walt Disney CW.ics ColJection,
The Walt Disney Company
will make a cool!ibution
to bdp undctprivileged
childttn in th< U.S.
1940 FANTASIA
1942 SYMPHONY HOUR
9-0'leuell <Jltet\~ Tba• DUo<y 5<ulp<wu .,. <he pod=
holiday gifL Quantitits are limit~ so
reserve youn now! Glas A C 1M1 dJaln ..... , Mlfo..rt
1717 W-MO..,N.L•6H 1111
Christine Frank, Newport Beach
''I had no idea what a great
market this was!''
I
"When I think of Alpha Beta, I think of the one on
17th Street. But what a difference between that
market and the one here at Triangle Square."
"This place is so big and clean -it must
be twice the size of any other market in this area. The
produce is wonderful and my husband's going to
love that wine cellar!"
.
"My friends and I have lunch at Triangle Square
qnce or twice a week and I never thought about going down to
the market until today. I'm glad I stopped In ... and I'll be backl" ..
Alpha Beta.
Who would have thought? . T LE re
, I ,,... ' l I • '
. -.-....... . .-.,
thl ''' dr111rd ..... oltb!t -. ..... --0-.
'"""-... -.......... tllc
__ ...... , .... __
JMncbrw' ill Vnice. ,...,.. · _
B&tdm-eU admired tbe ~ .......
ffl"9 aewr HCll IO many
drcMt tha1 wtnl out ol atyle five
years ..... said Mr. -· in search ol Oranp Coun1y's r1ire11.
"1 know they're wearina fur," he
continued. •·I can &mell the moth
balls."
BJackwell did compliment his
----··"" ..... Jolnl"l llil•-..... -.. ..., tdpllillicatcd .... -
-1au ol Ncwpon B<1dl .... hciltc Pllilades.
FOUovrifta u elb1'9StiYe scardl,
the ltrcverent Mr. 8 . chOH the
1111, aexy 11ven·haired Peuiu
~ as .. bat dressed ... She
• aniluy al.the <Imo. "Sbc _. •
dre11 the way a drew should ..
worn," be added.
As the moit cJtpal WOOlilft el
the evtnina. he p"tc.d bkmd
n<wlywed M.,.. Cu.Mrlol ..
a11cndin& whh huSband tJowanL
-CMlllAU
POETRY ANO PIZZA
·-
.I-.•,_. .... PD ·•p .... •••H poetrJ ........ die
... tF ... J•f•v•J-dl. lllp wine, ••pu•olne .. _ ,._.,.._.._ .. , 11---p•tl•wlll•
,.. • ...,._ ·--' plue, ,,....., ................ .
..... t ...... , _.._ FMd ,_ ... .., _ .. JOUP aoul.
-FrMa ...... .._.
fdMr.-.,_,, .. ., II
Rea .... loy _Paul y.,aell•ta
1 '"'to I pm
I pm to I pm
till to 10 pm
BEAR &T; CAFE
C.1at•C.•t, laT Lew ... Coot• Meaa, 751-ZIJJ
...... _ ......... , .......... , .... .,p...._ ... ,. ............ , .. '9 .. , ............ , ...... . .,......., lll&t_._• Clft&M. ,._ ... te .... Trr111t•.,. wltll C•trn .. ~ Aaa.. A,...._
................. AM1rlr• CPDIO. .... o...t1••-.,t••fPINC•t .. USAWfMt)
TO ALL
DIMENSION
CABLE SERVICES
CUSTOMERS/
•.> ,. .... 1 .. -,L ,
c
Basic Service
Dimension Serv~e
On August 31 , 1993 Dimension Coble Services
volunlorily adjusted its rotes to come into compliance with
the federal rate regulation rules. New· rates were
esloblished for both the exisHng channel line-up and the
new upgraded llne·up.
Due tc 1he complexity of the process, the relatively short
period of rime to establish the rotes, and ambiguities in
the Nies, Dimension Coble Services mode on error In the
Basic and Dimension service rote .
0 Dim8nsion Cable ServicM Is toking immediate action to
correcf the . rotes and lo refund the differencil, retroodive
bock to August 31, 1993.
0 Refunds, -inh ,loon ol credo, will appeor on custom,..·
"' bills in December. ·
0 New rotes, show below, will appear on OJstomers' biUs in
December.
......
$12.00
$ 7.50
Post-Upgrade Ratn
$13.50
$ 7.2 1
•
The truth about
funeral prices in the
greater South Coast area.
At Harbor Lawn, people are impot!arit. We . believe
that every family deserves a personali.Ud 'final tribute.
Here, only the family selects the type of service t ey
want and the price to be paid.
• ~ • ----~ .....,.J..C,.
, I
Burial space for tWo ....................................... $9: O~
We will provide direct cremation, .
including mortuary care from ........ '.: .. :., ................... $678
Or ch1;>ose from otlier type of services. from ......... $895
Casket priced from ................................................... $200
Harbor I .awn-
Mm•nt Olive Mimi y A Mr .W r.t"
~55S4
_.. .• • 1626 Gialer Avenue Coiu M
.. r .. ir. .. 1 I n ,...,... C..1rn>ia ll C1' b'llloa al Ufc)
•
'
•
SllCIAI. TO TM• DAJLY Pll.ar
FoUowinj an cxhawtiYC search, Afr. Blac:kwcU chose the tall acxy, • nvcn~h.afrcd Petrina Friede as "best cVascd• at the rcct:nt ~t.
~.4MOEN~
Gives You More
Choices ...
For <111su·erfi tu .\'U11 r t/llC ftio11s about
1·11st1''" {it l1rt•t1s1for'1/fi <Ind bras,
"'''!' 11.\ 1111rf 1·is11 1rirh '''''
('.f/Jt'rlt'fle't'cl \(11fj 1\, c "",,,,,,\'OUT
1111111/ al i ·t1fit'. f r1r f11rtl1e r
11tfur,,1at1r111 or r>r l'''r.tn11ul
O/l/Jf>i11t11u·11r 11f1·as~ }t'<'I free 10 1.:1lll. ..
1il~16.ll -7399
Kristen's Lingerie
\VestcliffCoun • 1719 \Vestcli(f /Jr.• Nehf'Orl Beach
WHAT'S KEEPING YOU FROM
LOOKING AS GOOD' AS YOU COULD?
f'ROllflt. ~ WOt\ tnd MIC~! KMO .. its SITJ!"'f'd t11100flS Pf'"-'llS .I
tUf Of physic:ilM
"SOLUTION: A no OD1ioations cons<.111.ll>Ofl 11.rtri Or Stu.•m.i YOu 11 t n(I ~onl derl(.t
Jncfcomlor'I Ill l'ltr n19n rtmc.11 stJr>11.1as !'le• sutOl(A f'•Pfrflie .Incl r.fr Ot0>e.1!10t1
10 rnttttng you1 ""°' intl...O.no .trsty't 1na !•~ cori~1111rits 1.~-1n..:.·.1 LO'IS•O!•
iflOl'll Mid mos1. 1moorun1ty 101,11 cosmet..: uit t•P«l.lhOM
ComlortlbN Slolle-ot.'ftit.111 tOfTipifte., conhdtntl<ll Out~!·tn1 l.IC•ht~
Monllbtl low 1111e1n1 ~ IOI Qu.1 •tv1'10 PJ1"1!ts
Avai&IC* Mx O.JS W.luOf/'IQ ewn•llC\ .111c 5.11 .. ro.ys
FUlL·SfftVICE llUUTY ENHANCEMENI PllOCEOURES INCLUDING:
" Minlft'Lll il'ICmOl'I Site Sl~rie 81t.15.I Implants
• E'l't"O B•ow .lrld fact lrtl\ • ltose Rl!Cl>r110Uflf1Q
• Remo•.t 01 Reouc1-on OI wr.f'l\ts l·rin •no Soots
• Cn.n l"O Cntt• lmpQnts • T ummr I uclts •
l1pv~u<-ltOll
• ~1 <t" ll'!f11or •Lio A~mtnt.1t1on • Chtmoul ·-• Cosmetie E.1r Suioe•v • 81ui.1 Rtt>uthon
Scntduit vou.r consulUtiori IM!IOrt Hovff!'lbef
2{] .1na rtctl'\t .1 tret \'!(Ito ~<llQ session
MANORAllA SHARMA, MO. FACOG
MWN!f Membtr ot 11'11! Amencan Soclflty
01 Cos.mei1c Su,oery !he Amt1ic.1n SoclttV
or Cosmet.c 81NS1 Surger, I~
lme11U11 SotwTV ot lt00$UC:UOn Su1gery
Incl the Amt1c.1n Meoal Msoc~llOO "-••miiiiiiiiiiiiiilllmr ~Def o• lnl•t!YhOn.11 Society °' "Ill Cosmetic Laser Su1oeons
(714f540-9427 (818) 960-1378
Two ConvemfH?f.LOCBt/Ofls To S#Nvtt You
~ted To High Ouahty. Convenience-Oriented Beauty Care
..
Pr<mAlO
QHihcrloio wm< a full ...... St.
Jolla bk, ber hair bl a F-
IWiA.., top orber bead, aad Y<ry
u111e Jewttry. "Sbe'• !be wllma••
diic,"saldlllackweU.
V-...witb ...... , ..
f!_V_'J_-.id
be • llwlaail -........ Sbe . .....,..__
laMa Cr"·, ptelidtat ol Tbe
Opera Guild wu a1so ..,.._bl
a t•D·leqth _. or.
eol<l-aad-blaa ....Vlin1 ~lk
c:ollared and adl'ed with raus fur.
Others in the 1no1t-eltpnt lilc
include the prominent £lbaMdt
·fdkla &ukat)' wore a dramatic
holiday sheath ot red vclvet, bare
·re> BEADS '1 ()l '!
Make Your Own
+ Christmas Gifts +
within JOUZ' mm badgd
FREE
Nccldacc or Bracd.et Kit
with this ad.
One-Coupon per CUHOmU · Expln=s Occ. l't
Design your own jewelrv
with our wlde aelection of f>eacla
&om around the world.
607 B. Balboa Blvd.
Ncwpon Beach
(at the Balb<N Ferry
croulng, beach 1ide)
BRADING CulssBs
AVAD.ABJ.B!
675-8960
------c.tl .. ••1111 ~IMS .
I " \. . . . "
70-1000 pounclo
0oor ....... 0oor cldiway
&pen podcjng wl mting
. Ground • Sea • Air. Roil
i r$~1i=l l
Fum,. '-und. I S }GI' of apa Oma:
VlSAIMASTEJtCAU
111 6.11 11~ · Ship •A •Little ··::. -....-·
1..a Allll Nwh uwWr
"Meet A Date...Get Your Ma...
The Voioe Mail Way"
; I I Ii I;·; I Ofi
' '--1 t' s Sparkle-up Time!
At no charge, we Will thoroughly dean. buff Ind pollsh •p to four
pleas or your jewelry (watches not lnchlded). Take advant>g< or
this FUE offer and the opponunit)' to have your settings and
clasps cbected for safety.
This FREE service continues through November J 9tli. ·
CHARLES H. BARR
(71~64l·l310
Westcliff Plaza • 17th Street at Irvine Ave • Newport ~
Between Hughes & Sav-On
SINGLE? "' '
YHr tral-wlll M I llrtllte•, .
.......... ,.., 111111 • ........ ..
........ ,. ... III II,.Wll1.
..... ll• Ml IC", ""' M Ill c11•1111i. c.•1. a ua • --.
•IMI ...... ., 1111 I II • 111111 IJt .. _ ....... ...
c-tra• .. tnMllllll, .... ,
tlll ''"· •••••••• , ....... .. ..,.. a. a 111&t11r1111111.
JOO oow sld MJrt cu llfll ~ 1, 1994 tr I IEL
Get a heed *I on YfJllNI• Ka~ A:111 PftlC UL
PffmwCllfb11 c•a><tGUI •«»t,.1111 tyMlll
For Dlllll c.f G1"99
n
Atl 'Tlllndlr. 111111111• ti, 1-• Ill 2patl11ah'Ctl• ..._..,
COMMUNITY Fo UM
€0MMUNITT FORUM lUNS THUlSDAYS AND SATIJlDAYS •'ftlTI TO: I'll.OT &mllS. JJ0 Y. IAY ST, COSTA lll!SA, CA 9JW•P.U:TOt MMl111•UADl!U HOTLINl (CAILIN COMM!Hl'S): MJ
Evan 1181111
can't_,,
·outamokarS
0 nc of the benefits of quitting
1mOking ~you don't SCI 1 bi&
case of tbe 1uilt1 on Great
American Smokcout d.ly.
When I was beating the weed I never
paid muc.h attention to the Smoteout
(today is the 17th annual). I WU one o(
those smokers who could quit almost at
"'ill for a couple of days, sometimes a
couple of weeks. I figured the Smokeout
was for those poor· souls who couldn't
handle the habil that well.
Eventually, I realized that my smoking
On the
Coast
hia1usc1 were bccomin&
fewer, were funbcr apart
and my consumption of
Old Gold filters was
becoming greater.
I had bccbmc mostly a
car smoker. My
concession to the Great
American Smokcout was
holding my cigarettes
down low at stop signals
so my fellow motorists.
couldn't sec them.
Health aspects aside,
the anti-smoking
campaigns or recent
years have caused
in1eresting ch:i.nges in lhe way society
opcra1cs.
The 10-4 police award ceremonies -like this one in 1989 honoring heroes
such as (from left) Sgt. Alichacl Jackson, Detective John Desmond, Officer
Paul \V'tlson, SBf. Roo R.odgcn and officcn Robert Rico and Gregory R2·
sore -:ire a thmg of the past. (Fomler Chief Arb Campbell is at far right.)
It wasn't all that long ago when people
were expected lo smoke. We gave Cf)'Stal
cig:ire1te boxes ror wedding presents.
When company was coming, we go1 out
the good wine, 1he good chin~. the good
silve r and the good ash1rays.
The other nighl, two old friends who
now live out of state came for dinner and
we couldn'1 even find our ashtrays.
Fi n:illy, logic led us to the most
out-of·thc-wrty, hard-to-reach storage spol
in our house. and there they were.
1'0-4 and out •••
Is New port Beach po lice booster group outdated or just handy whipping boy?
\Vhcn our guests arrived, the ashtrays
were out on 1hc coffee table next to the
shrimp. Even so, they asked if oun was
s1ill "a smoking house:."
We said they were wck;ome to fire up
as much as 1hcy wished. With visible
relief, the packs were out and the Bies
nicked. Our homC smelled like an ash1ray
for 1he.nex1 day or so but, to us, old
friends arc far more important than a
temporarily 'malodorOw house.
Office worken now smoke out in
parking lots and, at part'iei. smoters-
au 1omatically go out in yards and
dnveways 10 light up.
T~·o dear friends of oun never smoke
inside their home, only outside in the
yard. Even when it's cold, even when it 's
ru ining. And next 1imc, it snows in cast
Cos1a Mesa, they'll still be outside when
they want a puff.
Convcn'(\onaJ wisdom a.sll, why don't
they quit? Why doesn't everybody quit?
More important and more m)'ltiryina.
\11hy docs anybody start? -
\Yhi.lc adults have been civina up
smoking, children are Slanina in
evcr-growin& numbers. The American
Cancer Society aucsscs 'that more than a
million kids a year lake up smoking •
more lhan 3,000 every day!
T here's this little bk>nd ~my wife
and I have seen several tunes. He's
maybe 12 or 13 and he sits on the curb in.
rront of Corona dcl Mar High School
puffing up a s1orm.. obvtousJy not carin& a
whit whether someone secs him.
•
Readers: 10-4
Club should be
out of service
w,. •skff rr•dus tt·b•t tMr tbou1ht of
lbe dttlsloa br tbt J()..4 Club, • politt
boolftr orr•n/zat}oa, to ttmot·e JtC'DJI
bo'aorin1 Nntpol'f Be•cb poll« bt:t'WI
from dtp•rtme•t bc•dqu•rtC"n la tbC'
nkr of the sc:•adal Jarolt'lag formC'r
polltt cb/C'I ~ C•mpbdl and former
C•pt. Toar Villa.
D
I am glad that the 10-4 Oub is
disman1ling and moving out or the police
department. I feel Newport Beach is no
longer a small town. We do not need a
small-town, good-old-boy club. I (eel tha1
the department is 1rying to project a
professional image, and we do not need
any old·boy clubs if we arc goina to have
a profcsston:d police department.
JEANNIE JOHNSON
Newport Beach
D
I reel 1h;111 the 10-4 Oub should be
disbanded. It's inappropriate at this time
-or maybe at anytime -for this type
of club to exist when the court case wilh
the women has not been completed.
Also it's hard 10 understand how some
mcmbcn of the 10-4 Oub could be so
much behind fonner Police Olief Arb
Campbell when his own department did
not give him a ~e·or confidence. So 1
just think it's terribly inappropriate.
BARBARA SHELTON
Corona dcl Mar
Q
I've been a rcsidenl in Newport Beach
for nearly all my life and I don't think
the Newpon Beach police officers
deserve any kind or support group
because I think they arc, actually, really
rude. And I think \lo'C should actually
form a group 10 help correct the offiCC'!T'-.
personalities, and their abruptnCss aMI
their rudeness.
D
JIM STEINBERG
Newport Beach
Shame, shame on William Lusk for
removin& the 10-4 plaque from the Poli~
Department lobby. I thought the idea
was to support the whole Police
Department, not jus1 1 few.
Docs this mc1n he no longer supports
law enforcement?
D
JANET BARON
Ncwpor1 Beach
I 1hink William Lusk and his cronies
want the police dcparlmcnt to pro1cct
them in every way and that's why they
just disbanded the 10·4 Oub. They do11't
care about the 1vcrage citizen. They just
care about themsctvcs.
JOHN D!CKINSON
Ncwpon Beach
· Removing the
display was
honorable
T his pseudo smear (Edi1or·~
Notebook by M:ut Coker, Nov.
16) of lhe 10-4 Oub wa:s no1hin.g
more than ano1hcf Ullempt b)' a d)ing
mini-p11pcr to arouse the citizenry in
controversy.
As for noted de\'Cloper Will iam l.usk
and his cohorts needing to look up
"honor," "cl:L!tS" and "matutity" ... 'l'>'h)'
should 1hey?
~1r. Lusk exhibited a, far more
undentanding of 1hcsc words than
Coker, ~1anaging Editor Ste\'e ~1arble,
Editor Bill Lobdell (and thtow in City
Manager Kevin Murphy. Newport City
C.Ouncil and the ridiculous NO\Y
tarantulas) in 1heir ""·ritinp,
condemning former Polkc Chief
Campbell and former Cap!. Tony Villa
without benefit or due process.
It must have galled you "'-'hen they
were reinslated (denotes exonera1ton)
and resigned ... no more headlines, no
more (ee ble 111emp1s 10 prolong the
controversy.
As 10 the removal or 1he disploy from
pojlcc headquarteri., it was established
durin& a lime of harmony and
cocxil:tencc, long before "baraumcnt"
became an easy source of money from
an uninsured city.
Wh y no n1cn1 ion th.It "1he nea1ty
90% or NBPD" ("'-·ho appt'O\-cd a
no-confidence vote against Campljell)
included malcon1e.nt1 ind in1imida1ed
personnel?
\Vhy not men&km"thal Campbell and
Villi were not "driven into retirement"
but were icffiO\·ed from office.,
reinstated ind relircd with
""·ell·descrved retirement pay' and
numerous benefits?
Why no mention or Campbell's
ou1st1ndin& record in Sowcrina 1he
crime rate and l!twwils 1g:iin.st the
Nc~pon Jkaeh Police Ocpartmcn1 and
the incompetent cil) government?
Coker·s uuack Qn the aroup as 10 the
honorees is 101:1.Hy withoJ't Dl(rit,
r11uously ron1ri\'Cd to alousc S)mpathy
for an undescrvina police department.
I t indeed ls unrortunatc th11 a aroup
or ou1s1and1 na ci1izens who
established a prasn m to ass.isl and
honor a city departmen1 'l'>hich they
considered outstanding and \lo'Orthy of
unprecedented support. arc cas1iga1ed
by a misinformed "writer."
The 1()..4 group's support was ongoin&
and endless and the dlsplay at
headquanen reflected the pride and
gra1itude or all concerned_
I :issure you thal ii takes much more
CU\SS and ~iAnJRITY to remove the
display that exuded HONOR from the
dcp;11rtment or a city that acted ~u than
honorable~
CHARLES R. THOMPSON
Newport Bucb Indeed, the more adulll who sec a kid
smoki'!& the happitr he or she is. It's cool,
I guess. Like wcarina I.he aotch of your
pants down around your knees.
AJJ the horrible sl.atislica in the world
won't convince a smokina tcena1er that he
o r-she could become one of tobacco's
'Self-Portrait' and Councilman John Hedges earn mixed reviews
victims. .
Single biggest cause of death? Phooey.
Killed more people 1ban all the wars
combined? Piffle. Will kill more than
17.000 people this comin1 Year, jusl·in· •
California? Bull.
"Hey, man, if toblCQO'I ao bad. how
come the aovcmmenl pays Canncn to
grow i1? If tobacco wi.sn'I fi&b leous llulf,
the dude1 in Conarcss woWdn't spend all
th1t money like that, wouJd they?"
Awl ~l•rtl•'• colu••,..., ~
TburNar •ad S.turda,f,
This is in response to John Hedges~
"Misundcntood!!...column on your Locals
Only paae. I'd like to state lhaLhe is not
misunderstood 1t all, he is tryin& to
·~._equate t SI0,000 city stiptnd ror outreach
education to the museum wi1h fundin& to
the musiurD. He is tfyina lO ride on the
political COlttails into aome sort of
notoriety for himself on an issue that is a
non issue. And 'his column ii jUlt
aibbcrish.
0
GLEN DAVIS
Corona dtl Mar
t would like to reaistcr a '11.·ord or suppon
for Councilman John Hedges' st.and
•&ainsl providing city funds for the
· Newport Harbor Art Museum. ~1ust
·government support work that insists on
the freedom lo renect lhat which is
lhockina or politically correct, or f1ecdom
to violate traditional standardl of
morality? la such s1uff art 11 all?
The c.ahibit in qucstton mar have one
attribute noc common to those aracin& the
waU1 at the an mu.Kum, It is
rtc0p1iuble. ).1any or the m15lerpiecct
rrom that museum for all anyone knows
could be hanain1 upside down or
sideways.
PAUL RYCKOFF
Corona del Mar
EdltVI aolt:: P1ul Rµtolt Is • farmu
N"'J10'1 B<'ll<b IUYO'·
0
I &di callina ta reference to the uhibit at
the Newport Hatbor Art Muteum tnd, in
my opiliion, lhe lad lhat lhe Oty Council
and &he dry &ives moMJ 10 the museum
ihouJd not pennit any form of censorship
PllUIDINT HOW TO CONTACT YOUR RIPRUlllTATIYU
Bill Clinron., (0 ). The Whitt: H~ 1600
rrrwyMn.U Ave., Wuhlnctan. D.C. 10$00
(102) f56·1 l I I -Hodine ruordt cal1I from
6 a.m. to l p.m. P.S.T. ,,,
VIClff ... UIT "'eo... 1o i. n:.. %:c1114, su1 .. 1u. Wi>hlnpln. D.C 2 00,,. .....
"''" w.i-<•>. s.-CopltOI, s.a.m.-95114, (l>l6)44S.l'41
u ........ _
...-.._,(D), lllHMtS<nm~,
.luia lll, w-o.c. 20510 ( 2
Jl4.J55J. 2250 C 1-W Hwy. S... '· El~ 90l45, Jf0-41f.S100 DiMM,........... (D), HI HM. ..... ,
--W--D.C, -*tO (102) Uf."41 e< 11111---.. ... "s,i..
• $ I , 9GGU, (110) •lf.71DO.
.... .. · ·----""'·
a.ria Cox. (ll), •7ch OM., .000 MacArthur
a1vd., i:-rower. Suire .. )0. NZS-. 9:!660. 756-llt< .. l06 Cannon • w-...... D.C l0515, (203) 225· 11. (.-OINcWpon ladl)
0-~. (~). -DiK., 16161
-81\od., -J04, If...._, lad>. CA 91647147·:UJI e< 1027 ~ """;°" W~ D.C 2051:,;.= :US·:UlS. (C-Mal ...i-
lkadt)
nAn-MW< ..._. (~). J7tb Dior. 140
~ C--. llriw, -IJO. N<~WPC<t ...... ,-, -1117 .. (91•) 44M!Jlll.
(Lpt -··Newport ...... Colia W-)
lrAllA II y
' (a). ,.. Dior.. ._ --*---·~ .. (916) ~7lll.
(Ncwpon Buch and O.t~ ~tcu.)
ULIJOIMIA COAITAI. CO-IUIOll
Sen Fnindoco (415) 90f.5200 (South amt ....,._ .... _on-... ;.i,..
BC.,;. (lU) 590.1011, U>d Sen o;..,>
co • ...,. ................ .
Hall ot---..i.n. 10 OW C.-1'1-.
SanuAna,91701
tl>n1<tt WlcdcT lnd DiM. c.... -~llO
T-Uoyldt Dk~-.M& Hdpoo) JH-JSSO
COian N'"••ll?AI•
:IOO ~ llriw, a--P.O. .. ~ ntJI '°" 9M 1•
U 2 OD...... .n-Allll (C..-*•J 1-.)
·-II IS IH' II
-···· llllllf ...... 11-Dr.0--1Sl·FAI• ........,, ....,-. _,, .. . ·.~..z: :
Oil .... ,. ···~ ... ~-:r-..:='·" ,, ,,.. I ; a n-· -·
-of work that the museum p,eKnU. ln
1ddltion, what the facts reveal ls thaa the
money dc>nared had absolutely nothiftl to
do with this C1hibi1. Evert if it dkl, thal
should be irrelevant.
DAVID RUBIN
Newport· Beoc:h
0
I like the exhibit, I think there's nothia1
about God·1lvcn body pans. It's tlle nit
of &he c.x.hibit 1,hat 1pcab volumes ol tbit
toc:icty.
JIM HEIM. Corona <kl Mar
Loolt:ouft'ow, &I°"*"·,. ...... Flue<, Fom:iM Wcmtr. -----WIMn
1965 l'llca:N, c-. ,._ 611·1200 -
Mm;btn,,....., <11:11&. ...... ...i..,
Mmo Dunn•:, .. kaB. T.. ,.._
WIA WllJl!llWV l&ELD
P.O ... JJG0,0-Maa,_UOO.
1S+IOtl. ac..I >lanbcn: J-Wlbna,
J..wHl1~~ ...... Milwh ••
ond"" .....,. •
•
•
dlJNliveMIMdw ....... . -w .................. lllo .....
From Al
.... Al ftale daliie -II Jpw. IM
tuda ud ai.1a Mesa blah dnop wl _.,. -oU lllo
"" oil, AAando bu built ~is --wl lipl ol a kid -·· -rime.U.. wl LhoM wbo an
_ .. 16. -... • -said. "Ir•""' --rMll arc jua rcaular, nan-of. '° they cu anell them. Jt'• "-m. m• ,.,.""-many who are in order tor 1hem to be able to coa·
... ._, .. their children," Al· fron1 it aad addreu the problems
...... Mid. We toolc the -ud iuuca. •
.. , uy to compeMt•• a ume.·
he says. "All the other prioclpoll
cab ax 'KkL • ..
•";•n lbat came to "'~ with When lite women arc ready Al· ..... • and we put 1be,., ,..,.... hopet they will otPa;u
Allhoush de J<IU& .,... up in
a home wbcre Spuit.b wu
..,.,... .. he ..,.. it .... a
comcious decision on bis part to
become 1horoupJy Ouent la
spoken and written Spuil.h. It
keeps him dole to his 11udents.
At Sonora Sebool, the 4P-1jotity
of studc:nll are Latino and most
of the minori1y ltudcnts arc
immigrants.
...... la IO speak." daily rotlUOOI where they to 001 n. ODCe·•;-et~ meet~ arc into the schools at lunch and ~ IAhrety tn Span 'The break timet u wcU u mcctiq
.,...... learn evcrythint Crom with childn:n at the bus stop be.-~. drup and 1nllid to lore and alter school. Alvarado Jkl·•·'!lt•nc 1cen ~ioa froni said he'1 notified both hisb
-.atire IO they CID better Uft• schools of the lfOUp's Plant ·to
a.riaaad the workl in which their come on campu&.
.
:...· .. · .. -.. ·-----""'-'"" ..... ....., ...... -.. _
714 759-3000
ooo95-4PAIN
.
CARL HELD, 11.0. ·---c-i
1401 AlllllC8dD --
To place a classilled ad, call our classified advertis ing at 642-5678.
THOUSANDS OF POSmONS
{That ~kc You Fttl Ukc A Mill/on}
• Sooths stress, E~'/''-~-encourages circulation .
• Maximum enjoyment
for watching T.V.,
reading, etc.
• Offers ultimate
· comfort and
relaxation.
• Try It. You 'll 'k>Ve
yourself
in the morning ...
545-7168 =-=
3165 HARBOR BLVD• COSTA MESA
()le Block SccAh of 405
THIS. IS YOUR CHANCE OF A t:.IFETIME TO
OWN A QUALITY SINGER SEWING MACHINE
AT AN INCREDIBLE PRICE
Ti-liwir1g mactllneS are a dlr9cl flctory lhlpment that ~ Intended for
a apedll promotion. Our suppler aays ... them ••• This Is our #1 selling
lftlr1g mactn • ucrallce pricesll
nw rnlChinll are Mii PROOF AllD UIY TO UIE ... with FROln'
DROP• IOllll. Meet*--on al fllbrics, LIVl'I, CMVAI,
WllUIMt, llYLOll, ITWICll, Vllft., SILK, IVlil Oil
&U111ma Tlw "*'*"' .. NEW, In clltCn nl FULLY WARRAHTEO. n.. Singer rnlChlnM haw._.,... lalllnl: $night s.M!g, 7lg7ag,
llullomcl11 (lllY Ila). MonclgJwn, Sllln Sllch, Emllroidety, Appllque, Sew
on BultDnl, Tops•ct:; nl Vlltlble width aelectlon.
•
YOUR
PRICE WITH
THIS AO
.
•
•
WITHOUT THIS AD $421
...... ia llMll .. alCl
cc 1 c nh1 ol Oruet c:o.uuy·,
•lbalc!'r·" de -says. "You ..... *is ........... ol lddc
..... bcr, where lbe,. aUsltt be
lhrcc flmilW. lbal live ioplhtt
in a two-bedroom apartmcnl and
tben )'Oil can ha\IC another family llvins ia a Sll0.000 house ••
De Jcaut says 1he immisrant
c:hildreo 11 Sonon Sc.boo& are
eapr to learn and cscitcd about livina iD the Unic.ed States. He
tells ol moving momcot at a
recent K:hool assembly where
immipant studenu uplaincd the
mcaniq of the Pledge of
AJlcaiancc 10 lhe student body.
.
De Jeaua..,. ha Ua always llad ~ cieMC•'UJ-Ha
a""""' .-kwJ anaduncnt IO llpC8t doc ---• IC:hool. priadp&I tJI I ..... 111 S-
"1 a1ways liM<I -.·ha IMF,.._....,.-. ·11-
says. "I ....,......, beiaa liule a ~ mi-uy -i. Illa
wl belac e...,.,,_ be<a11M I -.t pan ol Saa Diep-
woold be ayioa oo the WI day .. ,_ leocoa .......i lllo -
or school.· -. • ha says. "Tiie
De Jesus p.-· an early Natt in nc~ ... ~kt
cduca1ion, teach in& 11 1 Calholic: the kid& were GM.'"
elementary school ia T~us lor i::ie.p;ie his tapid n. to acbool
three )'Cati while be wu 1till adminisuatioa, de Jesu1 Ul)'t "' attcndin& d111e1 at Our Lady or has no ambit.ions to mcwc Oii 1:o
the Lake Univcnity i.a. San the hi&b sc.bool leveL 1'hil is
Antonio. where thiQp happen, .. be .uys.
After &raduatton_ he taught •"'Thts is where you IOUCh kids
5C:hool for anotbei-three ye.an the rnosi -this ii where tbey
and lbcn became principal of a need you the most. .. ... --
· Hoag Hospital and
Secure Horizons -· . . -. -Two ·Respected ·
Names In Senior
Health Care.
Secure Horizons, a health plan for Medicare
beneficiaries, gives you all the benefits of Medicare -
and more, including:
• No premiums*
• No deductibles+
• Jtist $5 per doctor visit
• $7 prescriptions*
•Worldwide emergency coverage
• Virtually no paperwork
Find out more.
Find out how Secure Horizons can offer you all
the benefits. of Medicare-and more-for less. Join us at
one of the community meeting.s listed below or call for a
free information packet.
Friday, November 19
lO:OOAM
MIMI'S CAFE
1835 Newport Boulevard
Costa Mesa
Join us for a continental breakfast!
•U: +•-=+FF
·t-800-282-9944
•
At• 'lllln...,, Nllslf *• te. ._ •
F.-Al
-letbelettcr."lt-idbe
......... lO .... other ..-111
1eun11 le Fulliall blue! wbo
ha.e dipilled ...... and ...
~I qulil)I ueL • -
Their comlDeDll we,. weU·
taken. Hart, aktat: wilh council-
women Jean Watt and Jan
Debay, also' worried lM ~
pc»ed SQ.fool blinkiq pi.11r out·
side the dub miaht be a bit too
much. They convinced Hard
Rock officials to tilt tlie 11ruc;..
ture, lowcrin,1 its hcia.tu to 40
(eel. The su1tar's desipcrs abo
NBGHBORHOOO
From Al
~ 1hc lines of communtcatK>a open
with their youthful neighbors and
let them. know when a ctlebratioo ·
1cts too loud.
"They don't have any problems
wi1h these parties because they
1alk to the rtnicrs and they're nice
1uys." T1-rr said.
Other residents said they're
more concerned about property
crimes 1han noise.
"Unfortunately, we do have a
majority or the crime thal happens
in Newport Beach," said resident
Carol McDonald.
She blames mos1 of the area's
biggest problems -noise, a lack
of parking and too much traffic -
on "party houses" and "rentals.:·
An assortment or rcn1ccs, absc:o·
ice landlords and full·timc resi-
dents showed up Tuesday to talk
about West Newport's woes. They
broke into small groups and began
to form Neighborhood Watch
groups. addressing issues such as
tnsh, vagrancy and crime. ·
They will meet again Feb. lS to
firm up the Neighborhood Watch
groups. electing block captains and
appointing liaisons to Dcbay and
the City C.Ouncil.
"I was pleased because it didn't
break down into a (gripe) scs--
sion," Dcbay said. "It was prob-
ably one of the most positive
meetings I've ever sat in on."
Dcbay, Wh9 has lived in West
Newport for 14 years, hopes one
resident from each street will vol·
unteer to seive as her liaisons.
"In the past;'lhey've thought of
the area as being 1 stepchild, .. she
1aid of West Newport residents.
"There was a perception that
some of the problems were going
beyond the point that people
would even want to live here."
_ Gonis said crime in West New·
port, albeit ~me compared to the
social ills of other urban centers,
needs tO be addressed by the peo-
ple who live there.
"Generally speaking, we do
have a lot or crimes and arrcsu
which occur in the area between
Newport Pier to about 53rd
Street," he said.
In October, police recorded six
house burglaries, 13 car burglaries,
four stolen can and one robbery
in the stretch of shoreline Crom
6th Street to the Santa Ana River
Jetty.
Gonis said that while those
numben may seem low, polK:e
have observed some .. alarming
trends" in West Newport, such as
a pnJ presence and an increasing
number of arrests of people wilb
guns.
Dcbay believes her first effort a l
gettin& West Ncwporters toeelher
was a big sucuss. For many resi-
dents. it was the first time they got
together with their neighbon to
talk abou1 the community's prob-
lems, she said.
1bose with automatic praae
door opc:neri., they drive into their
garage and shut the door and
that's il," 1he said ... And there
aren't any yards for talk.in& over
the fence."
RUFFEll'S
llPllLSTEIY lie. ...... c... ..
1m-.... C111t.11U1-wa.1111
Aloo, ._ & 1»w AS ...
U71 I0111 • U1 AP11
To •Teo.ooo
P I Afoiol
.. I ........... ... --------. ., ................ 0.w hse Piii Ir r=-e 11111 ho-,-........ -..... -.... - -..... Hord Roclt -.. ..., Fuhioo bland.
"£ ... lleud _ ... pn> and
oon, .. M uid. "'.II all ....... Olli
how """"' ooilo '°" WIDl IO hear while you're eatUta."
He cstimltcd the restaurant
bu siven the city"s retail tu rolls
a a.iariificant booM. Tbe Rewnue
Department would DOt rekue
those figures, however.
Monon aays he prides himself
N >;hf I , P• .... ............. °'" ...... ..., ... ,.,. , ................... ..., ............ die,..
"9IN"" LI• 1 ol Niwpcwt
-11ao --balled I dlMer Jar MH 11 111 people CM1 Th1......,o.,.
hi o.c •• 11 .... wurant
.,....,...,.. I a 11Uons load *i¥e
COlllplete """' -.., .. "" Healey Bud. .._ -""°° ·~ •• !:i.ooo _... ot --pe • food -mllocood lot
the Col1a --~ Olual)I Food Book.
Hord Rock -held • IW>d-
~:-~5= ..., am;::. ..... -::
W.·r,mA.c ; 'Ii ··-..--........ fUad-nllm. -..., -... music dowa, '' co ... nallCJ
fouoder ud --II Jou Wattaaid. '
Watt. ID ardenl eM'ircMunu-
..... tald Ibo .... tbo -
-·· plliloaduaplo plli"-pby and "SM .... ~ ...,.
.... •1 doa'l tblol: ..... -
~ whole lot, bu1 I lllle tho pooi-
tiYc caviroamen111 pk that arc
put forth,• lhe Slid.
26,000 -ANI>· .. GE ~·
'
Al Independence One Bank of California, we deliver
change --change to an extraordinary level of service
unavail;ible at most financial institutions. For instance, the
personal ba nking executive assigned to your account will
invest as much time as necessary to tmderstand your
unique requirements, then work hard to satisfy them
through exceptional financial services and quality
products. Here's an example:
NEW RELATIONSHIP.BANKING PACKAGE
Invest a minimum of $26 ,000 in our new Relationship
Banking Package, and change the \vay your bank works
for you. This package of essential banking services is
designed for those who demand extraordinary service;
convenience and high returns from their financial
institution. Its an Independence One Bank exclusive --
integrating high retu1ns, checking with waived service
charges, overdraft protection and ATM card convenience
with no transaction fees regardless of the ATM {·
machine you. choose lO use.
EARN -4.25% INTEREST RATE , 3.83% ANNUAL
PERCENTAGE YIELD
The high return on your Relationship Banking Package is
merely the stan of the many benefits you'll enjoy ar
Independence One Bank. As one of Southern California's
strongest banks, with capital ratios far exceeding
regulatory requirements, we have 1he resources and
experience to help you achieve your fmancial goals.
Ask for your copy of our current Financial Highlights
Repon when you come in .
SEE WHERE THE SMART MONEY
'
One brief visit will demonstrate how Independence One
Bank of California can meet your personal fmancial nttds
with a more personalized style of banking that you demand
and deserve . Though far apan from conventional banks,
we're right here in your neighborhood.
Plan to get to know us ' soon , since the Relationship Banking
Package is a limi~ed time offer and ends September 30, 1993.
~.
LMlepeodeoce One Bpnlc
Of California •SI
Extraordinary Service ls Only The Brglnning.
' .
"",....... Coouo9> ""tll \\ 1ldnrr Bh-J
llntrl, H1lh.. U ;)VJ 11
~\10)}7\.f J,I
l~I A•~1.c ;1f lht, ""''n
l tnllll') )ll (..A ~"l(l(\7
t \Ii)) ~11 ll(ll .... .,...,"-
~! '\ 1lla Loi Jo•llol Dt11t
i... ).ol~ l'..A ~~1117 101111 4 )~ ~l
Gt ·~ ........... -. ~fDJC
I
aJS1QI
AnJISIOI• AVAPAllU! •D' w!IM
•D' .......
~-....... hl.i..._. ......... ~;!O op'lttnohodtllf; •' S!'OllO
-·-"""'""' ~ot ........ r-..1 ,...,,.,,..""_ ...... _ ... ,2)'1.
ll*n111 ,_ ...0 I llJ' -..i P"m'llUW
t•kf lAM') -'bl JI 000 IO~ t--
.jff <...lllWllOnWotClwo.k!na~""'-Tllnt ... Witt. pftlt """rduilt1Qri•._...,'"" ,. ..
A '" L-4 -"' M ..,.....t Cllfl lbt r,,.
dlif-.1-.--·~
90 '" """'"' ·-~ 6' .AM• · s.-,w ... 1oo-. '°' ~) _,. ~ l'IU ...
_ .... .....i~ .... ~-·h
t1) OCIO 00' -'"""".....J WI 1lw: •Wmll
~'"'_,. .. .._ ... , ...... w .. 0 llO'\. tM'J .... ,.....1 ,...,_,..,,
""" n.--'"-· W'Olh ""~ "' JI0.000•• •l• ,..,qwc..,. ! ~An
h.._ blol.tft.tt _... '10.llQl '"""',,.,
--ltoc•,..-"1"1 .... .......,.IP""
1hlt.-~ -ll:T ciw.• -............ ""'dl«k-.a_ .......
tl\..000 _.._.--. ~ Ii
............ ht~c.tin-·
~....,...,. llln .J ""'ff( ! .. , ... ~, ... ~-<""'W
•
--.---@ .. ..... l'lt)d ....,..
lb~ ......... t °""""""'"' 111 ..... ,,. .................. ~
'
. .
• -
•
Tll&nllllr. No$••·· , .. ,_ •t
PORTS
SPOlTS EDrTOll CAllLSON. '42-0>0, n1. JS7
:r-••un Cllo'"DA&ll
M;.ac ~i.T Pu.or
ea.-dd Mu High foocboD coocb ~Holland and bis bond al Sea ICino have just one thing on their mindl u tbcv bcitin
the 'wood -· ... lha...S and .....ty to make a run at the CIP DtNion "lv cbampiomhip, starting with Vdla Pad: 'Friday.
GaPana del Mir di 111ed for the kl
... Sea Kings make no bones.about ~ guaran••ed playoff berth, ~
it, 1hei; 'second , begi 6 &Oin& wilhou• !be lonner as be " season . ns, f""pateS Uie fourtb1 tceded Sea
. . K.inp (7-3) for a 'fmt-roulid
playoff dash with Vllla Part (7-
MISSION VIEJO -When Uie CIP Di-J) .Friday at 7oJO p.JD. at Sad,
¥ision IV dlampionthip pmo rolls around in -Collep, rour wccb, Qxou del Mar H"l&h football Hollaod's hairless head may prove to be an
coed!. Owe Holland tq>a bc11 ooce ap.in oaUnous sight for the Century League's sec-
need .WO 11Uqo -a comb and a pmo plan, Oft<lrplace Spartans, who mUSl hope Mlory
Hollaad, wbo ~ his ~n to abaYc doesn't bold to 1988, the last time Holland's
bis bead thil ~ U ii reward for eaming a ... C08D•tJM
BULLUIN BOARD
' f ---5p011.TS __ ~ i.,,,,.,. .,,,,,
•• ... , ~I 7 ,.,
•: nz ..... C.•• •.. ,.. -...., .. ---"'·---
Tars primed for big effort
.... Costa Mesa rtght where It needs to be.
... uau-l'AVl.IDIU.. uoan wura
NEWPORT BJ!AOI -U lbc foolbaU ,....,. from eo.u· Meaa ffi8b
wl South PM"""u share one tbioa beading inU> Friday's aF Di-
vilioa VIIl fint·round playoff pmo al Newport lhrtlcw, il'I being way --.
Clombined lbc IWO l<hoob briai 28 yun ol playoff !Utili'!' U> Ule
• fll1lltor ..... !Ir .... ·--·-.......
--
... Nobody's tougher in first round than Sailors.
BY L\U,_y FAULICNI! ... uoan wain• ;o •-
OLENOORA -Upset? .
That's what most would call a CIF Di-•
vision IV first-round playo£f victory fo1 a1-~
large Newport Harbor (7-3) against host and •
No. 3 seed Cilcndo1'3 (7-1-2) Frida.y night at
7:30 at Citrus College.
A historicaJ perspective, howe\·er~ ma.k.cs lhe underdoa
tag a little harder 10.pl:icc. Consider:
... MILOU/94
Sea View
League girJs 0
voffeyball
champions
!b':""f':."r rim _ .... No. ill
.... , 4lltt.
I 'I' ... View
I · ·~ I Ii!-II It =10 m:s~· z:c::n-:t:tr .... -.-~Lil' ...... 1.-ia Olli -... -... ..... w $ ...... w .. ·.-._.,_._...,
._. wilua.-,.
TIM.kw m,
:;:i...~ ...... --'
Mustangs ramble
into polo semifinals
.., But-Mesa coach isn't very
. happy after lackluster finish;
Santa Barbara awaits in semis. .
BY aJCHAa.O bU)QI, UOUI wa.naa
NEWPORT BEACH
-After a coovnandin&
1iJ<,p>al lead/Coota M ...
High wu saved by the
clock Wednesday in the
quarterfinals of the CIF
Southern Section DivisK>ft 111 water
polo playoffs.
.. I think we realiz.c:d we were up,
and we let down," said Costa Mesa's
John Naigle, the chief defender against
San Marcos' physical hole men. "It's
something v.'e're 1augh1 not to do."
Mesa Coach Alason Lynch, 'whose
sc:cond·sceded s,q~d (23-7) earned a
rema1ch with third-seeded Santa Bar-
b;ira in Saturday's semifinals with irn_
11 ·9 victory over San Marcos (18-8) at
Newport Hatbor High, wu ready lO
verbally dis into bis tc:am .
In lhe $CCOnd hair, after the MUJ-'
tanp achieved a 9-3 .intcmUssion lead,
Lbey 1toppcd IWimmina and played a
half-pool game: with the Roya.LL
"We didn't play in 1he second half.
aod we did not 1ook good." Lynch
uWl '"I kept telling them thal we
didn't need to relax. and they started
acting like we h:id the game in control.
We scored two eoals in the second half
-that's not play;ng our kind of water
polo.
"That's putt1n1 somebody away in
lhe fint half, bul v.·e didn't keep them
there. ~1y prediction for this same was ·
15-5. I'm very dlsappcunted. We're
going 10 have 10 talk, bcciuse Santa
Barbara will be much more physical,."
Sam Graycl1 and Bob Paulhus led
~tesa with four goals each, with
e111:!_Jh.US SCOrrng at the buzzer tO end
... POL0/94
Hall of Fame Invitational. gets
under way today at Pelican
~ It's a virtual who 's-who
from the· world of sports
at Don Drysdale go~ event.
C ~d~rfd tbe la.rgeu gatMring
of Hall of Fame athletes ever
held in one location -with
football names like Quo Graham. Gale
Sayen; and George: Blanda, baseball
Hall of FamcrS Willie Mays, Duke
Snider, Yogi Berra and Whitey Ford.
and basketball 'Famers John Havlice k
and Dr. J -the invaston begins today
a1 Pelican Hill Golf Cub.
Both the Ocean and Links courses.
the latter of which opened 10 the
public on Monday, will be used in the
three-day, Don Drysdale Hall of Fame
Invitational.
Gallery lick.cu arc S15, with a 9 a.m.
sho1gun start today, Friday and
S:uurday. Ticketi for Sa1urday's
11wards dinner at the· Hyiltt Regency
Irvine (6:'.lO p.m.) arc S200.
Hall of Fame ;i1hlctcs from baseball,
Club
golf
f~tba.U, basketball,
ti'~k.ey, tennis and
horse t'90ift& v.;u be
represented at the
tournament, with
proceeds benefiting
the children of the
Los Angeles Unified
School District and
the children's wing
or Detcn l"losp1tal
in Palm Sprtnp.
"Tlvs ¥> :u one of
dad's pet proJeC1s;·
snid Kelly Drysdale,
exccuti\•e director of
the tournament, and
the daughter of the former Dodger
pitcher and bro:ukas1er ... He sto.rtc:d i1
from 1hc ground, 10 v.hcre i1 as today.
S..OOU/al
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL FALL SPOITS ATHLITI Of THI WEEK
Estancia' s Appell, a linebacker,
who ·happens to wear spikes
BY aJCKAAD DUMM, Sl'OaTS wa.rru.
COSTA MESA -You've hc:ard of v.'Orst 10 fint. \\'ell. Es111nc1a
High'I Johann Appell went fro m sick to second in 1hc CIF Sou1hern i;
Section lll·AA cross-country preliminaries on SaturJay :11 M1. S.an 1 ~ \.1 An1onK> College. · • ')\ )
Appell. the Eagles' top runner the: past 1wo se:i§O!U; and the 1992 \ f. .
Pacific Coast Lcasue champion, couldn't fin!S~ the r3Cc al 1hc Nov. .... ~ ..
J PCL finals at ltvinc Park, dropping ou1 after lv.IJ miles because of ,,,,).. .a.
a bronchial asthma auack:
His ·1eam bombed. placing fourth in the league fin:ils Bui the Eaclcs got a
breath ol fresh air. earning an at-large bcnh into 1hc CIF prelims.
Appell rccoYCred from lhc allack, aflcr being rushed to Kaiser J"losp1tal 1n
Anaheim Hills and held for observation for ncOlrl) four hours. Appell a model
com·pc1itor, came back wilh a vcnsc:ancc 1n the CIF prchm\. finishing ccond
OYCrall in 16 minutes. 16 seconds to kad E.stJnc1a lo a first·pla« finish 1n its Di-
vision Ill-AA beat and spot inlo Saturdays Cl F f1n11ts lee U.IL.L/S4
Sponsored by: ........ _
THE ATHLETE'S CHOICE
1112 2'llc I .....
C.. ... •131'3133
3000 S.111111111 1133 So. Coal Hwy. c:--. 435-0111 . !JiUii'll9cll. '97-lilm
,
i)
'., ,.
lrilh llOlf
I t wu. a prodU<tM day for N<"PO'l·MNa
Junior All American FOOlball last Satu.,.
day, as the five local \Cams combined for a
l-l · l record.
. A look at each pme:
• Bo&lou Jl, South a., 26: Th• Buffaloes
finilhed their seuon in fine fashion, rallying
from a 20-8 halfiimc deficil with two quick
scores in the second half to tum the ca.me
around and improve their record to 5-3. '
· Francis Oayaw scored twp touchdowns, one
on .a kickoff runback. Se11i Richardson and
Ryan Cooper accounted for the' other two
KOres. Thanks to the dominant offensive line
play of Grant Estabrook, Mike TuMcy, Coopu
Wisc, Casey Luchesi aAd Nathan Matlin, the
-----113+1,•MIM .. w ii ... 'sic-a..,. 1 •nstrt a ... II. a• a 11 n. lrilll «1¢1 211; +; I iad .._ ... ._. nmat.c :'.c::::: ~ 0:';1.:::: ::......:
Sun fie,_ and •IPI end Kcvia WkUa.
Clltt 5....., ru ID lhe tblnl --ud lclf ,,._, bulled leto tbe end -f0<
the corwenioa. nm ThW'llWI, lu.nt captain
and cen1er, was offt•M player of tbe pmc.
Andrew Galicia taraed defens.M honon.
• WelterleH Jt, DtAW)I 20; The ICCOad
me•""4 between lhe Wolverines and Ruor·
bac:ts )'ICldcd similar raults after an earlier 6-6
deadloclt at lhe R ... Bowl.
wllll
W illl ... _ ... of the
Mitey Mlto °"""' who ------c..ta Mesa Pep Wamcr , _ _..... .... ;,.,....., ....
ICl8 lMI wetk with tw,> w\M, I tie
udlWO-
llen'• ...... happened:
•0101 t ., • .,.,.~·· ....... c.u ........... ~ =:-: ~ m-:. "':' ~ *:. • .. ............................. c ...... ., ,,,,,, ......... ,!l'ill
................ 1.a ..... -_ ... .,,.. .......... n. .... __ ... ,, ___ _ __ .... __ ..,,_
., 1 ............... , .....
~-==$il· ::J:'="I. .,........ a.i..r...,1 ----· ·-· -----.. ....... ._. ... __ _ -·-.. --.. __ ........ _._ ....... ,_ ......... ... .... :-=,, ......... _ .... .. -.......... --..... La,.. ................ ... ·-= •11~1111 ....... ls taMaC ......... ~ ........ .. .......... ~ ...... ...., ... ,.. =-...... -ClllO ...... .. ------.......... , ....... Dlt,.W.
ca~•• .. ._.• • • llOl*'i 1t ....................... ,..,
••••"-*-·-·--~
• running aamc was successful.
The defense was led by Cooper, who had
two fumble recow:rics, and defensive backs
Derek Boucher, Bill Gulley Jc(f McKay and
Dennis Alshulcr, 'who held the Warrion to 60 .
yards passing.
· A 22·yanl pau -0 ... SW.ploy to Nick
Slrolfe Kl UJI' the Wotvmna• r111t llCOre on •
~ Ml by Dane Pfaff. Down 2().7 ••terioa -
. the final quarter, the running of Pfaff, com-
bined with Stampley aerials, helped the Wol-
verines rebound in the final period. Comer-
bact Drew HOC\'en left lhe pme in the fll'lt
quarter "l(ith I wrist injury.
' '-
' ' ' ' ' ' :
'
: I • l • • ! I I I ' ' I
I
I
I
I ,
• • . •
•
• •
! • :
!. , •
I
•
•
• Buc~s 18., Onnec 0: The Buckeyes had
their biggest offensive daf o( the season, total-
ing more than 275 yards, in avenging an earlier
loss this season to the Raiders.
Kyl~ Massey led the way with 107 yards and
tv.·o 1duchdowns, Oay Wilson accounted for 81
yards, and Johnny Dobson had 4S yards with a
TD. The Buckeyes ran SS plays to the Raiders'
21. 11 was also the fourth shutout of the 5Cason
for the Buckeyes' defense. Wilson and Bryan
K.ttl!J'fA IVJNONa, 0.W.T Pu.or
Bufl'aloc.s Travis Nelson (29), Mldivl
Switoa (78) and llyaa Cooper ("4) gang
up r:o stop South Bay ball-carrier Suuiday.
Riblett. recovered fumbles and Rbct Huslon
picked off a pass.
The Newport-Mesa Oinic team firiishcd the
•Saal.I Aaa 11, Ttojan1 12: Hunter Mc-
Doaald's throo bi& pinon helped put 1hc Tro-
jans on the board flnt, while BnndOn Crosby
notched the secoed score. Named all-·
coo!erenco by their &eammatu wcre:.defensive
back Neal Perlmutter t defensive· lineman Brad
Craig. offensive lineman Ryan Ward and run-
nina back.Doz Brereton.
c OCARWASH& u CARNAUM WAX
p Al! Cillo So6t W ... • ....,.., Cllllill: , a.. ....... O·•--·--N·--.,,._ ... & ~ MW At. f,11k•1111 "(;lo.~~ CARWASH-~ ~
•'-*-t ....
...................... .. ::::::::::::·:::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.: ~·:·:·:·:·:::~::::::::::::::::::::: =:::::::: ;: : : : : : : : : ....... : ::·:·::•:.-.:.·u::: n:rn~~t:~~\~~,
.. ·.· .·.·.·.-.·.·.-.· ... · ................ ·.• '"
······················-· ....................... ·.-.·.·. ,,., .•.•. , .................. ·.·····"·'•'·"·"·'····· .· ::::::~•;::•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•i-'•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•'.•:•,•' ••••••• ••. ················-·.-:·.·.·.·.-.·.-.·.·.·.·
AUDI Nabers Cadillac
&Buick
HONDA
CO<IA .... .....
~ClrbM"1L9vM1 ..... ~
2111 Kwllar .... CJil.• 4J6.5050
...... fliADflol MOfrl),a.
S..•S...•i....-e ·,...~ ..... ...... c..-1tw»1 ..
LEXUS
mus 01..un-im:1
Ill ....... fll Or-. to.ty
........ lor ........ °"'"'V'
lZ fwy 11 e.d M 714/lfJ~; lt11$M>.}MI
CllMU-
Where There's ALWAYS
A Great Deal Going On.
®'@ Costa Mesa LINCOLN; MERCURY
ballri' .adoll of nrw & ~ ll'llNf9d BMW"s
~ .. aicl Siiis, Senict. l .
EdirlQlr • S5 "-11'· SINI Anfl "'* Ma1.-:b.s111.
SAOOl..OAClt lfrirW
4S Oill.-I • 11W11 H0-1200
STHUNG MOlOIS lTO.
E.cluMtil llMW °"*' Un • s... • Llllillg.
1540 .-.:... ~ .... M).6444
SADPLEBACK
Sales $ervice
Leasing Parts
IRllAUTOmR
1.-a1.3377
714·•·1218
The Ultimate in
CUstomer Service ...
The Best Selection
the Best Service
.a.00 our price
will convince you.
TH! ULTIMAT! OAJVING MAQUN!.
MwpMt /Jeadl G
BUICK --.... ~ . ..,.... -..... -~ .... , ........
Sales -. Service • Leasing
2600 Harl:or Bi'vd. of C.n
C..t>Maa 5~
CHEVROLET
CCllm.&. CMMlCtlJ s... • Sliva • LllllJig • ,.,.
Zin ..... IW.. Goll Mal ........
CHRYSLER1PLYMOUTH
DODGE
Mn.I cucn --DOOOI 40 ~ c... Ortwt. '~ 7J0.<1600 ...... _
C...-Wt 5-& ~ Un. SeMct. Plf1S.-Opln • °"' m5A Hwll8I" ...... c.m ......... ' " .... "'"" ........ $.U.-tfS..
MJU_aa ooooe -
40 -r.-Of. hill l»»N
FORD
m'h.f CUCI IOID 4' • c.... DIM. 1rw. •n.flOO --"""' 20ICI Hn&W' k If C.., COlll -Ml.eo10
~ ..
1 •• ( ••• J
HOl'IDA ll'IFll'llTI
m.i431-soso m•1Z4J-1300
bolh ICaled .. 2888 Hltbor Blvd.
MITSUBISHI 2833--· <7141 545-1700
cg) vv ...
*;qi..*
Costa Mesa
COLLISIOl'I 1399 Logan Ave.
HYUNDAI
~TCN lfACH 1mNW
16'61 leoc:tl IMS --,. bat IO of«>$ f""YI • "2-0.Ji
. Timll CUClf H'l'\lfrCW
40 A-. c.. °""'· .,...,.. • 471·7.eaa
lONGrtt M'fUNON
1)1Q)ludlllfd,Wa•*• .... lo ol Z2 ,,..,. • 7t ... tJ~t
INFINITI
ISUZU """"--...,., I ..,... ~ Dt*U.S.A
11711 ltld!M..H.l tu4000
' JAGUl\H --1Gt1... .... .... -
MERCEDES
MITSUBISHI
cw-••0•11 __ .. --, ...... .,,..
.JilliF.:..
•
•
Quality work ln
Costa Mesa and
Newport~
Since 1969
Expert Brick, Block,
Stone, Tiie, and Slate.
(714) 645-8512 » Jim Jennings
C.........Ma.....,.
St.ale Uc. #'Jflr1(J7
170 17th
PONTIAC , ....... _
tJIOO ............. . •to of22~ (1,~"2 ..... ,
SUBARU
SUZUKI --IJICll) .... ~-. ..... ,.. • 12,..,
(1«1"~'
"""' CUCllS 1'SllN --40 .. C.. C:. .. , .... -TOYOTA
VOLKSWAGEtl
i-,.~·-®m
South County
Volkswagen/Isuzu
FACTORY AUTHORIZED
SN FS • SElllCE • PlllS
" e ..
• -• • • • • • l •
• •
'
•
•
•
Ml SDll lwl\ICDlll ..._ ..._ P1a1
I
... Winds, as high as 40 knots,
make for 'wet and wild' times
at Newport Aquatic Center.
Ncwpon Aq..aic Cco&er 111 ••n
hid ....... .-.... io -divislon.a. winnia& the Women's Ju.Dior
Eipts, Men's Muter Doubles (Jim
Wmnin110ll/Clln Aanin&). Mea's . ·
Open Singles (Qlip McKmbcn) llJld
Men's Uglllwcipt Sinai• (Scott
Whiylcy).
ClllllC
lilt fall. Niellcn fi&l.lles IO be the k>oe
....,.. lkippet ac thU event, Uke
Iller, Nic'5en is no stranicr to
iAternalional oompetition in the
Etchells du&, havina n.iled the A1ian
Pacifec Champions.hips in'liong Koog.
u well u Bermuda Race Weck las1
year. B u.ildina Santa An• breeies made for a
wet ~nd wiJ.sf finish in Su.Dday's Autu.mn
Row1n1 Oassk It the Newport Aquattc
Center .
Ne11ly 1,(0) colle&ia1e, club and junior
10Wen traveled to Newport for last Sunday's
reptta •
~& Beach Rowing Auociatk>n's
Ji&htwc:ighc ci&ht clocked the day's
bcsc tlme, naviptin& the 3.1-rnilc
course in 15 minutes and 19 KC:Onds.
Windy conditions made it "difficult for
later open dass races to approach
these times.
.. ... , Nielsen, who will be travelin g to
Brisbane with crew members George
Twist and Tom Smith, has consis1cntly
been neu the top o( the local
Etcbclls Deel, recently winning the
£·22 class in NHYC s Fall Gold Cup.
• ~cn1y-fivc boats in four classes
. 'Oustin& Santa Ana winds, with gusts as high
u 40 mo.s, made for challenaina racing. Al
crew shells rounded the Wt turn before the
finish, elbausted crews fou.nd themselves
rowin& SCIO yards against 25-40 knot headwinds,
hea..y two-foot chop and two to three knots of
current.
The regatta wu very well attended. sailed Saturday for 1hc firs1 1hree
n.ocsof NHYCs winter.series. A )lca'i:ty 10-15
knot Southeasterly breeze. along .... uh strong
tidal cum:n~. made for challenging racing.
In addition to the hundreds of compcti1ors;
spcc1ators linCd the Coast Highway Bridge ind
the bluff tops in Castaways to witch the racing.
While a few shells withdrew and two
ci&hl·man s.hells collided, most a>mpelitors dug
down and struggled to the finWJ in what is bcsl
described as "eJCfrcmc" rowin& coaditions.
As regatta dir«tor Nora Seager puts it, "It
gol prelly wet and wild out there, but nobody
was hurt."
•Newport's Nin• Nielsen beads for
Bri$bane, Australia this week to sail in 1he
1991 Etchells World Ownpionships. Early
tepons from Brisbane indlca1c 1h11 80 boau
ire entered, includin1,.America's Cup winnen
Oe.nnis Cooner and John Bertrand.
Colin Bate-IOpped Tim Hogan in the
Etchells class. John and Jennife r Dr<i)ton took
th.ree "bullcts in the Snipe class. Ringo Wainer
came out on top in the T·l2 class.
Jolul D,..,.ioa'I boatln1 column ap~•N 111
lbe DttJq Pilot rRf1 nunday. As San Diego's JJ. Wcr just bid 1 baby 1his
ao.&nN• RUULTS
AUTUMN ROWING CLASSIC
l•t Newport ....._Uc c... .. rl ...... ~ Elti<-t I.Ong lleXll
ROVMQ ~ t5:19; Min's frolMtov·
icl Eil1lf-1. tallon'a. 1S:V: Wonw1'1 froSIVNovttt Eight-I. CllitonU. 11:07,
Men's Jt.rliol" Eighl-1. Cap;tol, 16:42,
WomM's Jlnar" E--1. Nrwport "41* c .... 11.49; 2. Capitd. 18.49.
Mfll's Open fw °""' 00.-1. UC no A.
11:02: 'Normt's °"" foll" .., c:ox-1. GlrWl. 19:40: ...... M*ll foll".., CClll-1 . 511'1 Dltgo .Ann. 22:34, Wcmen'1 Jll'iof
ku ... CClll-1. Clpltal. 20.34.
..... s Open Double-I.~ 17:35.
Men's MISllf Doi.Ible-I Jm W1111•1gt01V'
Cwt n.nvno (NAC memtlefl), 19:15.
Min's Open 5ngie-1. Chip McKibbefl
(NAC); " ucso. 11.57; 1 """' -(NACI. 11:54: ...,,., ~ --t
Sco11 -(NAC), 2003; ...... -SftJlit-1. Mll•-oiro. 11~. 2. .., --
(MAC). m:11 : ...... Mawr~ Sfl..
,,._ .. w..._•20:26. w....,·, °'*' so..
gll-1. Birch. 22:27. w:om.t's Master Sf\..
111-1. Pea. 23:26. I.kin's .UD SinQll-1.
"""''" 24.30; , ... _.., (NAC).
76:37: Men'1 NoY1ct Sligll -UC SRI Bar·
'blrt. 25 29: Women's .1lr*JI" ~-1 .
LIRA....r. 8, 31 43; Wonwi'1 NoriCt. ~
git-1. McOllr•. 29:23.
w.n·s Masier FtlUI' Wiii cox-t. LA~
QJO, 19:07: Women'S ~ four wil'I
COi-1. ZlK Br1ekson. 23:23. women·• Open Ooob61:-1. Mcwpl Ind
-22.05. ...... °"" ~-t. "" .......... ~ 15:51: 2. Cai.tom11 A.. 16;04; 3. Stan-
klrd A.. 16 10; 4 lonQ Seidt A. 16.18.
Wonwi's Open [lghl-1. c.atikm1 A. 18.29,
2. ~ r;rl s.i Oieoo A. 18.41 ; 1 ~
lord A.. 19.tS, 4. UCLA A. 20:0S: Men'1 Mn-
"' Eqt-t . "" .... -CU>. 20.02; 2. NAC. 2i:45; Women's Masiel" .£91-1.
Gosophobc:, 22:19, 2 NAC, 21:45.
SKIP BURTON
111. 2nd..,_ -al Cllalget
luV a new car tun Sldp • Nelke
yim. tint 2 MNtce ..,.. ,,_ PWS a
coi1__. "°'" borw car.
@ FlITCHER JONES
\I · l ' · f · l' · R. · <.. • .\ • K · ....
WALT DISNEY
WORLD SHOW
-~~=FREE ~::~~:k:" R.i...hmenh & Chiknn Of Al
Doe< Prim '°9"' 1""1ed .
,...,... QCIPllll. IJJ -.)
Sunday In Fullerton
Sundo,., Nov. 21 , 2:00 p.m.
Pacific Audifonum
2SOO E. Nutwood
Fulle<tcn
Coll (310) 694-3711
lo Hobnl AAA. Office ..
Tuesday In Costa Mesa
Tuesday, NoY. 23, 7:00 p.m.
Coste Mesa, Neighborhood
Community Center
18-45 Porte Ave
Coll i1':) ~8880
Newport MA Off>ec
CIFllllll-. ......
ICllll lllllJ,
Compctidoa ...... up ;. prls
tcnn~ aAd volleyboll 10Cloy aAd
IODi&Ju wKh CIF octioa lbwllai
four loool turns llill la the
hun1.
Jn volleyball tonipc 'se1
View Lc.asuc champion New.
port Harbor takes Its hopes for
a S:nurday ni&ht date at Cer·
rltos Collc:ac apjnst 01~
Hills, in 1 match lO be played
11 San Clemente, stutin& at 7.
Corona dcl Mar. meanwhile,
travels to Dana Hills, where the
Seti Kinas will duel Lapna
Bctd la the --tll ... 1emifln•lt. allo &tartilf 81 7.
If both -lad ~ ore viaorious, they'd ...-...
t.be Division J uowa 11 eem ..
11 S: JS p..m. Saturdly. 1
Meanwhile in tc:.n.nis. New-
port Hlrl>oc hocts Su Marca!
on lbc Sailon' COUtU u 2 p.m. •
In a DivWon l tcmifinall match
todoy. P>ron• dcl M1<, ICCOlld
ia lbe Sea View lO Newport
aAd No. 4-ICCClcd ii> 1bc pb,-
offi, is at No. 1-suded and u.n·
defeated Pc:nina.la, allo at 2.
WORltlNO TOO&TBBR WORlt
Call weekdays 9AM-8PM .
Saturdays 9AM-6PM
and Sundays 12PM-5PM
s. ..... rC'>lnctOOM ..,P• lt1'tn•IKI Profr-•"*'feel wet.. .... "'""" llUI_,., 111•,.•N ••tc ~
"PR ~I lftC'tc..._ •h«• f•N ' ....,.""-1"1oyD'Cfll doa"f:'C ~ ..w~ """"I\ on dcktfcJ onk•~•l
I h•""'' '"'°""roe<J 11"4 1tc.1 ... ..,. tu 1""-•1.IOl
AMERICAN SAVINGS 4 BANK
Wotting IOfl<lhu-*.<
MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TODAY!
SATURQAY • SUNDAY • NOVEMBER 27 • 28
10-6 Each Day
er RATTAN SOFAS
MATCHING GLASS TOP
TOPS
.•199
•49 •49
•10
•15
•79
•79
llAM800 BEDS --•299 ----
RATTAN MANN
aot •·•••-.••nta.&NI (714) .... 2100
ELECTRIC BOAT OF THE WEEK
CoMPLmwmt:
-'°'
.... IXNLMWU•811LI ,,_..,...,t.Fr ._ .. ,, ---....,...ncau1e• , ............
CAU
'1IH4HIU •11•m•,-·-
• ~-.$S995
, ..
JCPENNEY PORIR•ITSIUDIO
-------------•
G.istomers Choices'79'5:
~FREE 8x10 a.+,.. I " .... ,... I
I 11iu diooic""' u ... Iii.and°""' 11no1,...i..-I
I J'll<-P\am addiioo.I FREE•IO..!J6M .... ~AI booly I
" 91! ~ "" pirtMi """'"'"' ll"" ""'"""'· : r.,..,.... ...... "'~--·i,/MS'tj :
I JCPenney Portrait Studio I
I ...... ,.._ ......... _ • ., ...... -...... --..~-I ......... -_____ , __ ...................... ..
I ...... -·-----•• ... '-' ...... ....... I ·-__ , .. ,•w• • •.-tt.
i!i.~" •iii I
tk1 n11 •-
••
.... fflllZ, RichlrdSOn QM
Estn:ll I aolid 1-2 pillCh.
II n
•
·-It Ml.,, ... -_, ploicroa our-•
·-z..t (........ • ... io-... ·-u ....... Fiii ... IM paill loll uid. °We Ub IO puall Ille -> .. _.,,,.,...... .... .. o11-.uc1 ... w..
SYM&&J' ......... ..oalwun& ~lat, ... Panel lys'sld.. 10 pla)' pr1t1Uft de.leftll, IO
COSTA MESA -11le "OaJ llod 1 nol pcl •G II,. dqllb -llelp. We lloo
&•op. HIP i.o,. -· •nsor, 11111 .lo -wtfooa -llalbi1ily widl _,. llzc
boll --~ bepwlp bard IO ...,._liq"'"••·" ud quicllneu" tboie .... , IO wriU oll 1111 lliclwdooG. lloo 6-0, -Senior Mike Dnb and fAcles, whhout Ille -plillct Ille l!olles' mph•• oo Junior Ben Novak, bolb 6-1
cl ~ Newport-Meta 1be •h-...ni•• lhol. A ........_ w••• -'·--will -IC lo< ~~~-"'-r cl Ille Year --. r-__ , .,. ..,., .. ~ u--.., • -7.. shooter, h• nqe. cr:acadl welt a atutiQa role, whb Drake
Jim Faulkner. La fad, Ibey clownrial>t e.. bcyoDd Ille IJ.foot, 9-lodl ar<ll. supplyhlc perimeter -Ina
coutlF • 1Kt cl ..._.. ·"Zadi will be h•'"'"na the and NovaJi more agreulve
Aller all. this ii I team lb.at went OD IO ball a lot, IOO,.. Panel said. •M Ii 1, S LU defense and lhe ablllly 10 :!!hl •!'_e_Pacific ~·~-= "But he'U be the beoelldary_of ; '':i~~ penetraic wit!) the tall.
P -aeason l -re.--:--,-,.. Oay penetratl•i "'d kic"°'I '"" -....., ' · Jooh Ahrcm, a 6-3 juDior ~~ ~h. the ~ ...... hod piclled II the boll -out IO him for the :On-':."::....., . w1!o W.ed MVP honon Oft
"'Estancia ,has 1 loa& uitdition ol bu----.a~r." :&::.=r-..r-1111 ~arts .junior . varsity
ketball IUOCCSS. and t.bese suys use that .Balanc:int ~ OUtskle ~tack. r•-Wiidifflll squad. IS batthn& for J~ ll 1
for ~ation, • uid Tun Pane~ who will be .64i junior Ma,rl< Pienon,. • . . . forward ll)Ol, ~ w11b 6:2
earned PO. Coacll cl Ille Year ""-' who btjnp • beefier 185-powld fiome -JUD"" Tom Feeney, 64i JllnlOr ~
for pdin& the Eqlea inlO the aeooad up Cl pounds Crom last )'Car -.and im· Byme, and 6-5, 250-pound aopl:omote
round of the CF W·AA playolfs. before l'"""'I ...,.aM:neu to bis aeeood var-Otris C..dlish.
fmiShln& with 1 15-12 record. 11ty seuon. He ave~.aed '4.9 potnll as • .. We're way ahead or where we were
•we lost 1 ltandtiae-type' pla)'Cr in aophomore, but exhib:ted atron1 pocentlal last year, when I had just t.ken aver tl>e
FauJtner (an All-OF choice now at witb 1 1_2-p>Uu e!fori 1n the Cini.round. propam." Panel said ... We apnplished
Southern Utah), but we have the talent pl~ vJCt~ aaainst ~Wlower. · a lot in the summer and the la!I, but we
to do it by committee this year," Panel He• more aare~ve ,and c:onfKlent, still may be stow starters. b«:ause it's
said. and he knows he's gcuna lO hive t0 c:arry goina to take some time to blend our ex-
Headlinina that talent will be the solid more of the load." said Panel. "He's abo pcricnccd playc.n with our new l'U)'S."
backcoutt duo ot Kniof Oay Frenz and matured a k>t mentally." Hclpin& Parxl achieve that blend will
junior Zack Ridwdlon. While thole three form the hu~ Panel .be rctumin& assistants Mark and Joo Ri·
frem. a ~looter, who earned ICCOOd-plans to lhu.tne the RR of his lineup (re-chardson, n wcU u Rich Boyce, a
team AU-PO.. honon tas1 year by avcraa-quently, and claims lO h'vc the necessary former boys_ JV coach whh the Ea&)cs,
....
£st:anc:ia'• Clay Frenz
l"lU l'HOlu
D..w..T PILOT •1u rHoro inJ 8.4 poinll per pme at 1 win& posi-depth amon1 bis 1'9-nfb roster to run who wisted Estancia &irll coach Russ
Esta.Dcia's Zack lUdu.rdsoo lion. will ahift to the point this year. opponcall ,..ed. Davis last season.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
POLO
From Bl
the fust quarter and aivc the Mus--
tanp a 5-1 edge.
"I know G rayeli, and be'• • sOod player," Son Marcoo Cooch
Scott Brennand u.id. ... fell be
won the pmc for them. He drew
a kickout OP my eood player
(Chris Parrish) in lbe lint quanu
and scored· two countcrat1ack
1oals in the finl quarter. He docs
what MVP-iypc players Jhoukl..
do."
Graycli, an AJ~-CJF Division 111
first·team· selection last year,
scored from the hole and oo a
penalty shot to .&ivc Mesa a 2-1
lead with 2:23 left in the flf1L He
added another goal Oil a no-look
backhand shot with 1:13 lcft.
Paulhus scored rwice early in
lhe second, then Robert Gn.yeli
scored from straight out on a Mike
Cunis wisJ, and Sam Grayeli
scored on a loose ball in front of
the goal with 0:24 left in the Kc-
ond quarter to give Meu a com·
fortable 9-3 lead.
Jn the fourth quarter, after San
1111111
From Bl
•The: Sollon (7·3) haie woo
their lalt 12 CIF playolr opeoen,
since falliQC to Rcdlaadl ia 1970.
• C<min& off a ..... -Santa Marprita banded Hatllor ID loat -·It'• .....,... .... _ -(19-
0), Newport owm a ••• a ,
wlMin& atJeU. Newport bu -· ed tl>e Cruib of vidory tbo llnl
pme after 16 ol ita ..e-t 17 clo-
, ..... datin& -to. l"D'·
. •I.Mt year'• """"'" .my -
tbe Sea View 1--O>o1JU
clel Mar --oo IO tbo Kmlft. oaJa. before fallltll IO NC:wpo<i.
• UrtMnilY, tbo Sea View at.
""" -fa 1991, -tbo ., '«, ....
•CdM -ita 19" ........ '*"' t0 did OP DMalm VI crvn,....,.,.CNtia6rlt*-
playoll-latl:o-·o-.. ----. fiP~oralwedtbollillh-
llae 1-ddoa, .........
year'• lint-round to - -th"'. Sea View r•pc-ntalM,
Santa Marprila. '
'1'hia la clelini1ei, a dtal .....
for 111," aald Newport Coodl Jeff
Brinkley, unbeaten la !hoe playoll
opencn and COliliQa oil a nauet·
up finilh loat year Ta DhWott IV.
"When you pl IO tire olaYoft:. ita
the beat aplllat the i>a&-Aa a
atolf, -take u muc:b prtdl. la
thla thin& u our olaTen. W1 wW
be well prepu<d, iurd we wlD play
we.U."
Playina well will ..... _,...
tho boll 00 the pouod, .. wl:ldi
Newport bu ............ Ibo .....
three weeb, ....... pwod ,.....
... of 121 (IMoe), .. (W ....
Man:o1' Soonl Kim WU ejected to
aive Mesa a 6-on-S, Paulbua
.......i with 3:56 left in the pme,
givin& the Mut•anp an 11-5 lead.
But San -wlUch fullshed in third place in tbc: Cbannct
l..elJUO behind dwnpion Santa
llarbora, ICO<ed four pis in the
last 1:30 of the pme, two eaeh by
Kim and Parrish. its primary set
pll)'CR.
'"This ii Paa to fuel Santa Bar·
ban.'1 fire," said Lynch. whole
team lost 10 tl>e Doas, 12· 7, in the
rant round of the South Coul ·
Tournament i.n September ..
APPBl had cxcrcise··induccd aithma, whM:h makes lh('
bronchial tu~s contncl and ks.sens 1.he air
From Bl passages," he nid .
'7here wasn't really much pl'CISure on us,.. Ten days later. Appell leads his 1quad to
said Appell, whose lqUld ICOred 64 poinu to victory. It wasn't the first time. Appell's 1hc
outdistance league ~ Norwalk (Sub-Fairview Park. record-holder (16:04), "Es-
wban). Rubidou> {l'J), Santa Fe (Del 'llio) W>Cia'• honic course. "'d bu a personal bc si
and Bua Olinda (Oranae). -as weU u de-this year of 15:36 at Laguna Hills..
fcndina acate champion Newpon Harbor. "We "'He's a compcti1or," .Estancia bo-jl C03ch
weren't supposed lO be there. Kirt Radar said. "ll he wu a footb:all player.
.. I think OW' team WU more seared frx this he'd be I linebacker. He likes to n.ce. he
type of course tbu I.be other teami.. We're doesn't play pmes out there, and it wu nk('
more ol a crou country' team than a track 10 sec him So out with contidcnce and not be
team with speed. and nt.l)'OM ran well." lCJltativc and &i\'C bitn.sclf a ~nee.
Appell, the DaU, PUot't Athlcle of the .. He's good 11 pi.ck.inc up ·other IUY'' ,..cak·
Weck for his c:ourapous comeback. couldn't nes.ses and break.ins lhcm at I.he ri&ht time .
walk, or eycn ll&nd. durin1 th~ PCL. finala. Wbcn he passes them. he pusc1 them. He
His father, Qarlic, .the Estancia airls coach, doesn't k•vc much room. lt'1 like 1 kllk:r in·
carried him off tbe course to the lcam's quar-stinct."
1cn at Irvine Park. "He wanted 10 continue In the CIF prclims, Appell was clg.luh 11f1c:r
ruMiltg." Oiu1ie Appell said ... But he wu: one mile, slxth after 1wo. He made up four
. Aa:ordlna to Lynch, Saturday ii
Santi Barbara's home pme at a
neutral site ... And I won't play at
UC Santa Barban, bccauae it bu
• obollow ~ a 5~(-......
and there's no other place to play
up there," said Lynch. wbo added
that Belmont Plau would be hil
preference. C.Dml tM•
O' ... ..
MAa.c MAanJI, 0.UL1' l'noT
Eaattda'I Johann Appell ii tbt Daily Pilot's
Hip School FaU Spora Adileu of die Week.
delirious." posittons In the last mile.
Appell. who docs not have asthma, checked t"Johann just fini.shes off the ph1y," R3dar
out OK from the holpilaJ. '"'The doctot said I said. •iHe's just that typc oC individual"
C.C.-tt .... -• S.....,_ 'lZtl-1
CCllllMlll I •-t t-11
s. ..... ---........... z. --t, ~t.io.it .......... .. ---·-·-· ,.. t, ll °""' '· .. t. ........ &
THIMATCHUP
PtlJSTANGS
From Bl
7:30 p.m. kickoff, which will kave
one team cclebralina ill tint ClF
~ triumph &incc the late
M-6-2·2 ofler capplna iu
THIMATCHUP 0
QllPI ... Mlllllllll
............................ N0 .... 1
k.P111trrr llMI -=-• 111 Sin I --'"'21 non11iz:e
29 -24 I I I W. T& , I !irat outriabt 1<acue cbampionabip · 1 a.u. 11
55 . Ocato 0
20 R A11n11D1 20
24 Loo-2' 13 Troy t• .. ____ _, with• 4-0-1 Pttcil1c eoui t..eacue
...... .,... ,,......, campaip, lut won a fmt-round •••I•& •••I a 1 du& in 1979. The Mustanp\have 1,-13 1-I_,.,• lolf .....,.. 11 ~-I _ ".-)1111 two plO)O I I~ ;~ = ._ l 21 ._ eo.trw 11 1mcc -outacored a combined 88-
..... '-11 awtll' ~ 11 21 in opcnins k>uc:1 in 1988 and
t1 t PF 3 • 17 tt ~ .. tt '90.
11 t.We•llW 10 21"':,U..-11 . South Pasadena (S·S). which iJ ~ ~ 17 Oll*ll n woa a third-place tie-breaker with
tt .._ 21 15 CllN 11 Rio Hondo Le:ape at·llIJC entry
14 'N•= 1 f7 Cllil•M ti AJtelia, bu not won a CIF playoff 0 L 11 . 11 DI:: LlllD , rl eooleat aince 1m •
bridF) and :Ill _g;nta Marprita).
Senior AU ....... baet
Wodo rut wlB be at tbo lor<froot
al Ille Tua pUUDd llUldi. A 6-1,
20,S.pounde<, Tift, who _...s • ""* adtolaralrlp at tJaA Swr·
cloy, -llO yards IO brealt the
--....... record cl 2,700 .. "' ..... -la 1911U3.
llelalllivdy, dil --..... -. ,,.,_ -.... . ..... 30 polttla d:rri"I Ila ...... t
fM a r '" ' 1 ttreat. Mi:IMa Ward, a .s.9, 175-pouttd
~-e t.,ct. bM l90 nwt' I =-=~ ""~""1:
SclMIJC .... VOt.lifkr.d 103 of ··-lor 1,723 _,... ud 13 TDa.
-Cllria Spel: (.s.t, 17S) ....
" -.. 901 rum aed 7 'l"Do. Olmdon"1 only blam't'W, a 19-
13 ._ to Owtu OK ud da
..... Ayala ud DI-Dor,
- -at ........... cl playolr -··---aUto
. ...... but the Tan -..., -..... (W .... '°!ridil!"~ with ......... record ..
tbo-.
Seooad.year Mustanp Coodt
Myron Miller, however, is no
........ to playoff ·-havina led Ramooa 10 a share of the DI-.
vision IV championship in 1989.
"We feel we're pea.kin& 11 the ri&bt time," said Miller. whole
squad earned 'a 35-7 win over
c:ro.town rival &tancia last ~eek
to l:Rat the adtool ainal<·S<ISOft aoorinJ reeord h .. , last year (m
polnb) by 16 po!ltta. •
l..eadlna tbe Muatanp is aenior
AU-OI' .....U., baet Binh "RUii·
away" Tran, wlto needs just 106
yards 10 ·brtat the Newport-Mell
Dl11rict 1ln1le-ce1wn ru1hloa
tecoril be Kl last seuon with
1,631 yudo.
Tran, a 5·foot-7, 1711-pound
thnc-)'Cll atuter, bu II loud>-
-thia ....... and fl. 0..,.. Counly'a aeeood-l<adin1 arouod .......
Hoplna to balaoee tho M-
potdld pme, will be -Jell filldllUll, who reeialmed tl:o atart·
Ina quutetbldl job Ila_. -ioluted Oophomo<e a,.. ~·
Nleblin&, w1!o atartod lJ ,_
7 Cm. Vt111t t • ti........., 28 ·-'-• Sin Mdlo 1• 21 MornMa 10
12 ·-~ 15 21 LI CftOI 21
t -1
"' Cllvoy ci.:1 JllCL
",__ 20
311 -Illa II 13 Tlll:U;:O Hill 3
1 C«Uy 1
35 &tl'dt 1 .
the past two JCasons prior to last
week. completed S of 6 pUKS for
74 yarda against Estancia.
"Ryan is healthy 1his week, but
Jeff hu more experience, and
we're sam, to have to throw the
b&U more m the playoffs," Miller
said. "We're real fortunate to have
both CU)'I available."
South Pasadena, which suffered
all five losses to playoff teams. will
tesl Meu's Bryan l..uxcmbouraer·
Jed de(cnsc w11h 1 short pauiq
pme triu<red by 6-3, 200-pound
senior Scott HoCman. Hofman hu
completed a remarkable 68.89' ot
hla pwes (IOI of 147) for 1,396
yards ud nine \OUCbdowna. He
bu. however, thrown nine lnter-
CCp!ions.
. Senior tailback Go.U. Perla (.S.
llr 170) h•• 737 yards dd alM
TOI nrsh".\1-and la the Tlpn'
aeeoncl-leadlll& reccMr with :n
caailtu for 171 yards. llllllor J..,..
.. -( ......... _., 17
yorda oo 29 eatcbel), -linakd
out u a danaeroua wupoa in
Miller"• aeoutin& repo1;1.
The T11tn ollould titalCh •P
well wltll the oiuble MU111ap up
fn>o~ with )valor Nldt llanpr (6-
3, 270) ud aen!Or Brian Hamllton
(6-2, 235) lcadin& a 9-of 2()().
pounden. In the trencheL
fl?F'ITAllllU X' ............... .,,, .. , -· ·---....... _ t I : ==-:: • :: • .. II E'li'-... I .. ·1smr ~ .. i ,.~·
.... _
COIDIA
From Bl
scalp shimmered under Friday
ni&h• liaJtb. \._.._.
"I )ct my playerJ shave my head
before a biJ·pme ~th Tustin in
1988," recalled Holland, Who then
froze bis follidea UtlO mid Dcttm-
bcr, white the Sea Kinp oulleorcd
six opponenb, 1'1·30, IO win the
JChool's flfll-evcr OF fOOl~U
title.
Holland, thouab respcctful of
Villa Part, hu cxprused similar
confidence in this year'• team,
which has done nothin1 to pro-
mote humility ils past three 'JUI·
in&s-~
Wi1h consecutive triumphs of
35·3 (Tustin), .18-9 (UnMnity)
•nd 35·14 (Soddlebock), CdM boa
D ... Hallalld, in
.... , Sepe: Ii~
pos1ed Its
bcs1..ever
1hree..,ame
seorin1 1ot1I,
while outscor·
Ina lb 10 com·
blaed foes
(105 poinb) in
)1111 12 quar·
ten.
.. We\te won
three in 1 row,
bva tl&a OP"
pooenu-wwe kind ol beat up
when we pla)'Cd them," llollud
llid. "But we did play wall, ud
we were able to do a lot cl thinat
10 prepare "' for Ille plaJol&.
(O..roonlldenct) II a eoneora."
Thc: playolfo -been klod IO
}lollaod-i..d....., • tl:o m·
.... eoadl brinp .. 11-4 ........
... -intO thlt ,..... ...... for hla thltd OP CIOWll.
Senior AU-OI' ...... boct
l.R. Wall (1,377 yards 11111 ,15 -.... :w_)_
t
TH I MATCHUP ..., .............
, .. ••••1,11' ~ ,..,.,, 71'10 ,....,
-1741 ,.... ......
1 Edlml t•
10 -1 20 Ellfandt O ... _'-
21 -23 14 s. MWDdl 1
23 -0 ·-2• 3$ '""" 3 "' -' 35 $ ..... rt t•
the olTense, which includes im· pnM.nJ junior quarterback Aaron
Perlmutter (1,013 pa"1n& yards
with cl&ht Tt>s), who threw for a
carccr·hf&h 181 yards and 1bree
TDs las1 week. •
Providina receivin& tarse.t1 for
Perlmutter, arc seniors Billy Ta-
keta (22 catches for 302 yards)
ond Lindsay Johnson (13 for 219).
8\lt i&'i defense that is lhc Sc•
Kinp strcn11h, including end JcU
Dotland, tackle Mkkcy Lona. ud
linebadten JJ. DiCesarc, Scott
·Hardesty, •nd Chril T1ylor.
Villa Patk, winners of three
sirai&ht after 1u1Terin1 a 12-0 loss
to CcntW)' champion FoothiU, la
led by retumins •U·l<aau• ruMil>I
back Grant Pearsall, · who bas
rushed for 2,336 yards and 1<0«d
36TDsllle.,...twoaellOCU.
"He reminds me '· al ,(Newpon Harbor All.QP tallbaet) Wade
Tiii," Hollud aald cl· Ille 6-f-·I,
w._...i. -· who .... been
"""'"" .. 4.5 -In the 4().
yard-
Sponu quanetbldl Sean Mc-
M.allon .... -for 1,1)67 yards
aad elsht TDa to help Ille olfenae
-24 polnu per -· while llledlf-buootal--
than 15 polota. llitico a 28-21 third-_. .... to Trll:uoo Hiiis. .
•
•
.,.
...
-~--... -= =.::. !: .:-...... COITA MUA -ne Or•••• -II ...,
... I *51 CQllQlllSt for CCJlll Miu
product Is Player of the .v .. lalnls
In Clnrlge Empire Conference. --.... .,..,~ "',..,..._,... ....
"I ad IO --_,. tell," Dcl*nl ..W. .. ID ordc1
'c... Cd! .....
BT' &!'AMT. 8L1'tTOafSt UOUI wuna -
Coata \lcaa Hl&h. Corey Defabunt, ii
.,.. Fnt round results find
No. 1 seed Blue and Gold,
No. 2 seed Rising Sun fall.
A l a bl&J> sdtool wattr polo ol.ayer at
', seemed. could do no wroni.
Tlio Ont weekend of the pll)'Olls in
American Youth Soccer Orpniulion
(A YSO} RCjloa '7 boys Diviaioa • doU-
bfc eUsnialbon toumamen1 fc1tu.rcd the
kJwcr-ICCded team winniqa in tcVen of
the •llJitpmcs.
In Lbo winner'• bracket. the Amcba,
accdcd No. I. and the "QWc:UU..r. the
lixlh ICOd. · eKh won their flrit two ·
aamei ud fxe each other this Saturday.
-Tiie Amebe--paced by Mau Und--
say'• rm pb, Andy Dames' two pb
and the 1trona play of Mike Hayes and
Cory Smith. The Qui<bilver was led by
Recd Olycr, John DiCesarc, Cavan
CUyler and Robcn Hawkins.
The No. I seeded Blue and Gojd, led
all year by Adam Hoyt and Chase
Emery, and the 1CCOnd·secded Risinc
Sun, led by Eric Snell and Evan Dorian.,
each kllt their lint two pmcs and were
e liminated...
Ii:' the loser'~ bracket, The Ora~gc
Crush. led by Tim and Dave Northrup.
Todd Swanson and Noah Goldman; play
The Red Team, led by Jon Marble, Josh
Cornett, Kevin Kramer and Rory Mc-
Keevcr.
A two-lime Padraic Coast Lcape Player of
the Year with the Mu.Jtan&S, De!abunt
scored a school Jin&Je«MOO record 1.61
pis in 1990 to -lead Mcaa to the CIF 2.-A
cbami>K>nship pmc. He was recruited by acv·
cral (our-year collescs.
But bccaus~ of academic reasons.
Ddahunt
Delahunt ended up 11
Ooldcn West Colk:~.
NO( that 1ttcndin1 Gold-
en Well Is a demotion, -
the collcac . offers a
1tron1 academic program
and the water pok> team
has won 11 uatc 1\t5cs -
but going there hu been
tiOth jOodana tiiil for .
bltn. r
The former cam.c
when be helped lhc Rus-
tlers capture their third
consecutive state w11cr polo championship in
1991. The latter came whea he wound up on
the sidelines watching Golden Wtst win an-
other state title in '92 because his sradcs
weren't up to par.
"We had a pool in our backylr~. an~ I've
always k>vcd water sports." Delahunt said. "I
fell in love wilh the game and it kept me in
good conditiol) and i1 was competitive.".
lbcn the fall or 1992 tame alon1 and
threw him a CUJ'\IC. H.is performance a01-
demically made him i.neli&Ible to play for the
to pll)', I bod to F IO ICliaol.
At fin&, I w t.u=·rd we. but
I llUalt ii -IDCld for M IO
We a ~od. I had IO t"ll •
school lint and ~ -· water polo. I thlak lllis tbowcd
how bodly I ...... d 10 pi.,.
water polo. ..
It's been that ~ Kt·
bock llw bao ltcp1 Delahuat,
who wu aimed ih.is week u
the Oranac £moire Cool.,._
Player of the \'ear, molivaled
and b~ play is one reason why
the RU1llcn (29-<I overall) are takina aim at another Slate title
this wcc~nd.
GoJdco West begins play in
the State Tournament in
MOaeifo -Pffiliy Wilh an 8 Lit:
date qt.inst Merced.
5KAuU Nobu.n". D.w.r PILOT
~ Mesa High produa Corey Dcbhum is tbc
Playu of the Year !or oonunwtity colkg< -polo
powor Golden w .. , in th< Orange Empire C<ml'aior:c. Golden West Coach Ken
Hamdorf 11id he's &lad
Delahunt returned after the
~meter player bad 67 aoall in 1991.
"I think the year off 11\atured him," Ham-
dorf said. .. ln terms of-water polo, l lhink he
has matured into one o( lbe better player's
we.Ye seen here at Golden West He apprcci-
atCJ the game more."
But Delahunt, who kids the team in scor-
ing. has become more than just an offensive
force.
..His defensive play hu been the most no-
table difference in him thi.J year," said llim-
dorf. ·"He is also VCr-J good 11 setting up
playcrt, he guards well apinst the op-
ponent's two-meter man. he's sood a~ ccttinc
in position at the rwo-meter spot and he
leads the team in steals.,
"He bu certain.ly become more of a c:om-
ple1c player in lhc pool."
And his championship apericncc bas been
a boos1 10 the team u he is one ol a una.lJ
hand[ul of athletes lhal Hamdorf counts oo
to be a leader (or the Rustic:rs. But it's a job
Delahunt reluctantly accepts. .. , like lO kt
my ktions speak roe me," be uid.
ba1kstball t••• .......... i..,...
......... la .... ._...,__ .......... al~ .... "' --.s.. Oiellt-ii die ..a '* •i1u1&1 of• ...i. '° claim .. SS.1' .c»<oalcn:.:.
Yidory W9ll'1rr~17. .. _ .... __ .....,..
._to_ doe_
00:: lod"'IMI with 3~ 10 F
-·doe oe,.p.. (1-2)......,,..
by Don• c.llias """ Joey Dfal<c,
.... --a.uia& the lead .. 79-75. Boat Derck locbc aiade
6>ur !Re tbrOwa and Todd Loew.
tallied two more in the final
minute ot tbe CODtat lO put il
for doe Piralca. ~-Woolri!l&c bad 21 . u IO pocc c-t, wbik --C" II Md Loewe added I I. lUOA
RcJioler ._ oil the beocb ~
c:cetribusc 14 points. •
0
11111 ca :...-• ._..a.--. ...... -TL ......... .._.__. .. ··--..... .... -.. , ...... , ... -tt1t~ ,,,,.._
-' I ' " -l 1-' l ._ I Ill.... 4 .... ···1-·1·1 .... v tll ... I I
......... 111 ... ····-.. , -•• t -'I"' -..... T-eWM11 T-at111• ----.. ,.. .......... -.i.c.-.1 ....... er.. a r &-.-...&--t.-•. . '---.......... .
Meanwhile, tbe .. JGnp. led by Tanner
Hackett, ldcan Shahanpan, Alce Han-
son and Ned AJ1co, play The Fi&htinc
Irish, kd by Bubb Rader, David Kncch1,
Pa1rict Scaboi"n and Matt Marston.
sec wi11111D'1 bak&lball
tean1 OlllJill season . FrldlJ Ensign -tops Tewtnkle In llnali
1be winners of these pme.s play in · BT onrwr1 a.aon11a11oua1 uoan ww.msa ~ '" --• ••• • •-• •• =• -~ ~ -~m ~-lim of the fmalists to play on championship ~llc.&e womcn1~ baskclbaJ! team enjoyed its fint ~~, t<, ~
day this Sunday. winning sea.son t.n achool btslOf)' last year. I~
•Jn the Repon 57 Jirls Division S Vancuard.s Coach Dean Cooper is hoping to ~~
playorts. ci&ht IC&ml are still ln 1hc run-build upon that suettSS whh a team that has a ~
nin1: 1he Sea Queens, Starburs&s, Fire-lot of new "faces and could take some 1imc:: lo de-• . ., •
crldtera. Geckos. Rapton.. Tornadoes, veklp. . ' • • 0
Warriors and Blues Sisters. Some high-"They're c:omina together very slowly." said Cooper u SCC pre-
li&htt from lasl we.ct: · pared for its season-opening test Friday at I p.m. 1ga.ins1 Grand
The Tornadoes. coached bY Dennis Canyon in lhe fint round of the Cal Poly Pomona Toumamcnl
Delahanty, won a pair of pmcs last .. AJI these kids arc coming lrom programt where they were
weekend, 4.o on Saturday ancf 3-I on starters, and some will ha\'C to adjust to their rolu op tlUs team."
S nda Kris · u ----___ ... 11 Sophomore guard Emily Wedel. who played only three pmes
U Y· lln n•u~n ~~ a KYCn last year because of injury, will be at one guard. A left·hander,
pb., while Ouistina Rdc:her handled Wedel 1JYeS SCC a thr.ce·point shootin& threat.
the p1tccpln1 chotts. . . At the other backcourt position is rclbming starter Tina De·
The. f'Ltecrackers. under the dir~ctJOn _Marsh, the Vanguards' thlrd·leadinc scorer last scuoo. Tbc two
ol Ste¥e Kendrick. earned a 1.0 vsctory guards, a'°n& with returning center Jamie Zitterltopf, will supply
!as1 Sacu.rday u Jacqueline Becker, 1hc bWlt of SCC's scoring. ·
ICOted lhc pl and Erin Starzyk was lhc Key newcomers include Oran§e Coas1 CoUeJC transfers Heather
plie credited with the sbu1ouL Braona.n aod Carrie Elsac.sscr. Carrie keeps unprovin;g every day,
The Wuriors, coached by E'V&n-Oru-t.ad ~ upect lbat by .t~ end of the year, she'll be pushing for lhc
her. rolled 10 a 5-1 victory as Andrea SlartlDI ~al ccnlcr.
Gruber and Adele Koctin& no1chcd two Community coUegc transfen from Oregon. S-foot·l 1 Sheri
goals each and Brooke UQdSly had the Treadwell ~nd 5·9 Shawna McComb, add rebounding slt:iJls to the
other. In goal wu Aluis Tilscn. Vanguards offense. . . I 4-0 · t ·~ the R pl An Otbcn cm 1hc roster include forwards Dana Devaney, Jennifer
.t n 1 VK ory "'~ . a on.. ; nc Moler, O'lristi Hosman and Content Lyke, IUlfds Ruth Gulfmo Ye~ ~tchcd ~ three.pl hat tnck. and Nicole Kelley and center Angela Tonavanik .
... Junior high athletes spar1de
in season-ending volleyball tournament.
T be Ncwpon-Mcsa Jun~.!!iJI! ScbOol boys.
volleyball championship tou.mamcllt WU
held last week at Ensign Junior Hip.
1be seventh crade 1oumamcnt was
Wcdneiday, Nov. 10, while the eighth
gniden played on Thursday. The teams
had played a round robin league schedule
which seeded the single·climinalioJ1
tournament.
The scw:nth grade final featured
top-sccded Ensign and second-seeded
TcW'Ulklc. TcWinkJc was coached by Pete
Hauser in his first volleyball coaching
stint_ He showed a grea1 feel Cor the game
despite bls (ootball and tract background
at Newpon Harbor High.
0
Ii
aiasiRcnt play pl --.. a,.. Medts aad
.tetten Stephan Appel ud Am T11rt•, coupkd
with VICU>r o •eampo·a ioopa.d play "' the final,
were rcuoos for TeW'mklc'I ..--&his acuon.
In •be •i&bth padc --Caroaa dd
Mar WU the sutprile -aa it caaily -No. 2
seeded Harbor boy Sdlool 'Ille No. I acod,
• 2
' Ensip. ployed the OIM Sea Weeds in
the w:itinc -. -&sip winni"l-15-11, 1().1,, 15-12.
Ensign Cooch Slaa Setofia med
middle bkdcn Scott Arc:U>aJd and
Ryan Fem. xttc:n Graham Gusti.a and
Otris Hea.rot.in, and outside bitten Brett
Baker and Jeuc: Collim 10 bold oft' CdM.
CdM held bia kadl in pme three as
middle blocten Jon PauJ Bell and Brian
Coombe, sct1cn Travis Ncla>a. Gres
Burden and Mike Plilla and ouuide
hitter Gres Coon. Gib Reese abd
Ensign won the ftnii.I by scores or 15-11,
15-8. behind lhc play or middle blockers
¥.a,m HearlSC?D and Lee Hernandez.
~ten Ty Tramblic and Curl Herkrt,
Volleyball .. Jumpin' Jimmy" Beauchamp altnol1
p<llled oil an upset ill Ensign.
and outside hitters.zach Wells and '-1alt Jameson.
The ball control which Coach Joey Fuschcui
empbasitcd was the de1crminin& factor.
TcWinkle Coach Hauser felt that the all~around
pl:1y of outside bitter Richie Ruggiero. the
• Ea·Ncwport Harbor &rid Ua.A
()(.ltsidc hitter Jenny ~vans has been
orftcially named as a full·timc USA-Nationa.1 Team
player after a su.cc:essful 1our with the team in
Hong Kong
She-will IM: in the San Diego area near lhc
Natk>nal Team trainina center.
wh1k: Brlll:riny Manna scored the other
p l in whal ~ Jeanne Conwell
tcnncd a fun: team effOlt, as well IS
aood dc.fensivc showinc.
•In Rcaion 97, cirls DMsion S, the
Storm, coached by Bob Kieser, played to
1 l·l tie apinst the AJ Mcdina~hcd
Green Machine. Kelly Nelton notched
the Storm's pl, while Mcaan Beeson
answered for the Green Machine.
~R~~ o!~~ -1~! !!~ !~r~d~~~Y !~!~h• ~~~ne~•m•
team, an American Youth 54xccr Oraanization 1laled ror 1 p.m. Sunday. ~ gi
occ Ftlollld PllYll'• ol 1111 Wiii(
JUSTIN SOGOIAN
The 6-4,
TRAVIS MCCU UOUGH
The S:2.
1be Purple Dyum.itc, under the di-
r<dloct ill 8arl>ara Mayberry, played IO a
KOreless lie apinst the Pu.au, coached
by Don Frcdricbc:n.
CoM::b Olenn Rou' Ripton c.a.mcd a
2-0 victory .,.., the Mi&J>ty Makoo.
cooc:hed by U.. JohJUOO. For the Rap-
ton, Jennlfer Miller and Uncbay Thayer
scored the pis.
GOlf
(AYSO) sclccl boys squad .,u 9-.1 1. bas been.en· The Amcba is led by captain and center Cull-
tcred in 1hc. Cerritos thanksgiving Tournament to back Cory Smith. 01hcr defenders include Danny
be played Friday, Ncw. 26 through Sunday, Nov. Ocghcri, Riley Watson, Brent Campbell and goal-
28 at :he Cerritos Spons Complex. keeper Da~ Beser. 'Tho Ameba's midftcld is an-
£l&htcen: learns-will be entered in this division chored by Jcuie Trowbridac. Billy Eqlc and
re~ntin& 11 Olhcr cities and communities, in-Brendan Fcnno.
ctUdina Huntington Beach. Laguna Beach, San 1be Amcba attack. depends on oulSidc wings
Ocmcn1c, Cypress, la Habra, Quartz Hill, lDAJ Loyd Wright, Marcello Pa.ntuliano, Danny Stone,
Beach, ~1lra Mesa, South Paiadcna and host Ccr· ~09" SC:ialra and Pat Wood, u well as strikers Eric
ritos. ffcdcrickscn and Adam Hoyt.
The Ameba plays La Habra Friday mominc. The Amcba team. which trains on a year-round
Ccrriloti Friday ancrnooo and Cypress Saturday basis lO play in 12 Soulbem California A YSO and
morninJ in pool play. Q\ampionship and consola-open tournaments, is coached by Jim Noonan.
lion bracket play continues Sa1urday afternoon Did Rey and Dave E.ap.
money winner with $132,6.56.
195-pound
sophoJn<>re
punter set a
conference
record for most
yards in a
game,
averaging 47.8
yards on eight punts.
IRllFLY
linebacker
had 7 solo
tackles. 1
inlerteption,
3 assists, 1
coverage SICk.
pass l\lSh.
a recowred bloclald fG
and the hit al the game;
From Bl
The.re wu bO way between Ann
(his -) and I were p>ina IO
le' ii lllp lhrou&h our hands and
n01 f.rocud u plannCd. Dad
wou d have been fWnina."
Bobby Hull. considered the fastest
Rater in the NHL after being
docked on the ice at 29.7 m.p.h ..
frank Mabovlich. Stan Mikita and'
"Boom Boom" Gcottrioa arc
playing tlonc raci"' is
represented by Del Miller, while
''9 Wimblcdoo champion Alex
Olmedo, Jack Kramer and Paacllo
Oonulca will ttpracnt 1cnnis.
• Forma Tar: Ca\by Mockeu, a
former Newport Harbor Hi&b
standouc: is l35th in bc.r rookie
season on the LPOA Tour. After
23 events. Mockctt bu carncd .
Sll.m throuah the Toroy Japan
Queens Cup.
Mcl'lllNll victorious at Autumn Rowilll r-aan1
lloa Drysdale tiled ol an
apparent bean attadt Juf7 3 ln a
Montreal holel room. whlle on the
road whll tbe Dadaen. ,
His IJO(f toumamcnl, with bad
been beld at PCIA Wcat In Palm
Dcton the past '"1 years, wJll
make lu deboit at Pclicaa Hill. _,San Frucisco Olanu
M.,._ J-Maridlal and WUli•
M«l!My. alone with Soida' and
Pee We& -· ... Dodfor
··-o( Dtyadale, will ... oil today.
~ba ..... arouedllom,
wi-,;...-1s1.on7.-•"'°' .............. "'., ... ,.·u:.rc=::-n-·· .. Al ICollM. a-. Koll, ,. ' ....
ll.alpli icmr, Jllo -· -A.olierll. ........... .. """ .... =·~·;;. ... . ..,_ ... .-.ia•1r Hllof ,_,UIC--Mk (1.,.,,, ... ..._ UCIA .-= ,._ (1:;4]..•J!~ 1: .. ~~"' ~ .. •nt .,..w11t11a1
•
In total. 62 Hall ol Famcn will
be teamed with charity-minded
amateurs, wbo peid S2.,SOO eacb to
plll)' in the tournamc:nL
•The Newport Oaui< Pto-Am.
apon>ored by Taco Bcll lor the
second ,..at In a row, will pair
POA, Nib and Sellior POA tour
pla1•:r• willi local .__n lor ... 20&1' MUUlll ewat Jan. 27.29 tt
the Nnpon llncb Coualry Oub;
al11 ill the -U-iu i-plloe.
..,,,. .... Nib -(ol 1994)
Is la Manao ValleJ. riPt anu -.................... .,.""
(POA) AT&T (al,_-}, ......... -...... ...,
-............... pwtO-
""""' .... JaU ._, Mid.
"We ...... _. ... -a --. ..... -...... ,... __ ... ,.. .•
· '"¥·£ ft~ .. ;·t=.·7·-.. ... ,.. ...
Ir •• "I .... ...., • 2
• Nk'f road: Sandi
Alexandc:r-C.OCfcr ol the Newport
Ococh Country Oub, and PGA •
professional Paul Hahn. woo
lourth place in the ~ Pro/
Lady Oub awnp;on.bip at the
Candlcwood Country Oub In .
Whllticr earlier lhil mooda. The
Partners Chapman CYCDl drew
aolfiOI prolaaioaals and a.dy dub
champlom r-Paao Roblea ao
San ,Dicao. ___ .... ,,. __
............ -... --~ ...................... , ......
... dll.,..,..Alt 0 ··-· ••5': ____ 116~
.... w ... , ......... -·-.. ·~•C57J.•-----------••IMI•-----1551 -___ .. __ .
....... c.. .......... r .. -re-·-.. ,...._ E '-.... -··-.. --.. i =5· .. r-•
~
NEWPORT BEAot
-Chip Mcl(Jl>bea ol
the Newpon Aqua•ic
Center. stroke lot the
U.S. natjonal 11a111'1
quadruple sc:ull at ll>e 1992 Bar<e-
kma otympk: Our.cs, woo the
rncn·s Open Ii..,.. OG SllDdll)' 1or
the faith )'QI' in a row al the. an·
nual Newport Almlmn RowiOI
Fatival. n. ..... toot place ... a
three·--Illa! -.. theNorlllUdo~-
eadtcl • the N4aapcct ,.._re
C..ter, ... boot ollllO ......
McKllboo, wltli -lload ___ ..._ ...... ....
cltn. fOllllCI, ia 11 C 5A ...... 16 _,.. ............... "'25-. 0..-
.... oil "" ~ -· Mdt-ibliee -.... -"' 17'.JL . _.,.,, ~ ..... ...........
~
apiece. Glass was assis1cd by
J:1mie S1ark and Jeff Fcrps each
lime. Other eoals \lilere scored by
Ale:l Z:tchoW and Chris BaDncr.
Coast, under the dirca.ion ol
Coach Rkh ~tanuck. dcfca.1e:d San
Dtcao State in the scaJOO flftaic'
lasi year \o win the Warrc.n Cup.
OCC ii currc~tly undeJeated 1his .. ...,..
DCC It ltltl llrnl1
'Ille Oransc Coasl ... ..--
Colle&• water polo ·~
ttana opcm t.ht State: ..::·::::.-o:!!!!::..
Cti1mplottibips ID 1 ModellO Fridl!y apiJltl West Val'
Icy' can • ti ... , ..... an.er lbe
l'ir-llllilllled tbitd In last -k--· -btm c.lilomia Rctrior>-
oll .. ·-· """-lo 1-......
..... ""--20-$·1 and. edlllWollllO __ _
... -. ---v.-., .. 19-u ... ___ ... -
from I a.m. to 10:30 Lm.,. wilb tM
16-qc divisioo ..,... -10-.lO a.m. 10 1 p..m. 1be 1.ts IDd 121 will
"' -1 p.m. to 1:30 p.Ol. 'lllert • a S5 fee. The PKifte Coast Vof..
leybaJI Oub has been oatioaally
ranked for the: ~ ICYCD )'UR,. IC-conliot& 10 -.hlorpniur Saad)'
BalH,,..r. c.JJ 647·9236. or 992·
Ol56.
llP'flll 0
NEWPORT BBAOI -,-.....,.-
-'Ille -,.., Har' ""'i .I
bor ---Y" lloa. -add ---
-.. 1111 bucball -li>r kid -.. 14 lot .... llnl .....
wi1 '-*l ft •P' b dM: 12row1 s"I
-SalWdoy, Doe. 4. -UL 10 I p.a. II doe &lip '-•
.-...~-~GllMM A-...rClllr ). .... ... ~';:r."\• ·--;"~ ·"' "!•:. "'~
.-..._..la l1s•• • k 0 _ _._ ..... 11 _,..,, r•.,h • -·
..
•
r ~I
•.
n. la99t ~ .. "" "°' .. ~ IO #WIOUfQI I ,.... Mntce
~ ., ••• t41 tD,,.. bulr••••·
W. ... now SEARCH CM NIN tot 1D" .. no .... c:fwge, IW'ld MW you
... .,.. Md "'9 fftp 10 ""' Court
HoiM In a... Ml. TNo. of CQ#M
..... lhrt ...en .. ~''"" .... Mt J'Ol# l'k:flllJOut Dullw Mn"ll __ .,.eo...yc .....
pWllltt or.. .... '°' for.# ..... • ,...... br ............ "°""
proof "' p!l lltll ... Q "l .... County c::a.t. •
•• •
•
.. .
•
c •..• •····ex
-----·-------------------------------. ---------------
ow o Plaee eosta111SA212•co101U YICAIJO• ....... u . LOST• TODAY'S
Classified Adf~ .... t. ... ~-?.'.]-;,·J~Dn~llAl~~2~w~f ~1~m:·:"::~nu~C°"°:11:10:•1:"2;904~~'°~0JID~~21~2sll CROSSWORD PUZZLE
... '-". trpc. a.p Z8R. ffpc. .,_, ._.. ~-lfl LOST PASSPORT 1n:11l:::::::==================:..J ..v ........ 71 ...... z."'•71 yard. q"'•' ••r .. 1 --....,.. "° ,,... ""9" .. ._ •• ,.,. ••.100· ••• t .. port a.oi ,.., •• "''" '"..., ... ., ... _ _.,., .,.-··,.,, .... , .. -a.i• I ~ ••• ...__ .. __ -·~ .,.. wat:K POTENTIAL. lrtlna A SantJaQo. -vas..-wG •• ....... ··~·•••rf-'t ... lndutlt.175-eoM In~ Q;1s•or-. "'°" L•••• fl'•••• map ·Thul• Nov 4th AC!illl •• &&.11'11' iWAii .m.Mr-.... 2.se..cMh CUie&Ci9M 1Map1 ~~Wll--fOUW. Clliln be "-'11 REW4RDlll PHiase 330 9 Ba• St I 09I. MW Cf'Pl. P"'t .,._ on 1he ...,, UO did!. 28A • w.-c to....._ --.. part ..... or ~ C • 11 e • • .. • • 4 1 -0.. • 0 I Fee fllOQ(..... aeo-ez2e --....... ...... -No .__._.__ 846-0135 -'" ,. __ 11-~ r• 92<•7 ..... _ te90""'*·•0ea•nsr ,, ___ "'""'""""====~• lot..._. ...-ta :·~ ~ ~ .emAR llCK UY a11001mo. .. >e515 •7t44~'12• ..... a1a.ooo '"""" LOST1111 wNte ~ • _.._. (c.n.tf~...._A a.ySt.) t .. aot ~ ~ Nos1Brp.,.,c.W/g1111,l---------I =•d~_..';: :;o-!t::.~!:':tt~ .......
t;IASSIPl"ED RO IJB!j•, ~"°".:n.-2::'-.; ~.=--~: aEJrl'.IU•TO .... StOOAEWAAOf =~ ....
t.c:Nd g.vage. w10 1a5q,, .... 1156-3120 sBAI! zn• M0-2104 ....,.
Tts 8oo • $:30poo Monday-Frid1r -...,. "°"'· _, -=---==-,.,-11•••••-•I ,. "''·'"' ~ I 8 3"·-s 30p M ,_ F-'.I ..... $1.W mo.. A...tl~ OOlfte poulble ·wtlty. 11' ··~I • "' -• : -· : • GaaaJ· rloay 12115113. ca1 au. COSTA M!SA 262t S3eo sar 38a. ut11 ,...,.,..., a W1iqus. 8"I HEALTH• ,...._..._.. DEADLINES _.,.,..,. .. ,.,.._ -. ~..,.--· ----...,."" FITNW 30oo -=~ ,..,
. . •WMc1aM1..a7--MOVS-IW~'H'ter, 709-8A~C411 • ..-. ..... "° c1own,,..,..,..,..,.iii••I
Monday ......................... Friday 5:30pm ll.JOJii-~~H""'~m~•-i --. atonge,. Cal sneny, ~ PllW'"*• If qualilfted..r-.,a 7~ • '<r:f''fiiji'fi[R!ll'illrl_!l-~!,21~-~~-!!!~t~202~-11 N SOMNtA RELIEF. --.-TueJday ..................... ,,Monday 5:30pm •.New,.-t Mita 1 ~=~~-!!.!·~'?"";.-~·~-~'~I' AT THi iiiC™ l.OolUnO '°' ~ N•we•I techno•oVY • x • .,ed---'· T d 5 30 I.Mile""' 3BR 2~a..1. ..._, drt. lg.9!k. 2 lrt •-~ • ,..! •udlo t•P•·Enda ... tlUllM " RCMHI)'··· .. ·••• .. •••·••• ues ay : pm ramlly rm •ltrpk, tBA a 2BR ~. aundecks.stpt; co sand .,_ --;.-.;:_, .,.._ sleepness nights 11 t..--lndepende.nl ........... Wednesday 3:30pm MBA \llf/Walll:..fn doMt. qoietJSeduded. ...., Ip, '4a0. ••• ••OO .,...._ ptOducu. Es· lrnrntod1-t.iy. GuMan-: =::-.....
Th _, WI d d 5 30 Jae tub, 1750 s/f. ahopplng • frwya. CDM-3 Ob ID 8dt ~ COl'l\per•~ teed. Send 119.95 to » ~. ,, s . ur.u1y ................ "e net ay : pm tt•25 mo. 41M-t987 Pool. Ho P9'ts pta. Sh •--· w/ -· ........... 00 .............. i.s SIMp eer.ter. 22&29 ,1 =
Frid Th d • 30 S560 & $Cl50 '48-0392 •1• ,...,._ """" _.-"' Ven!Ura BIYd.. Wood-ly ··········-···....... urt a,· :>: pm ON CANYON w/d. gw . .-:kl.. M/F. 1-aioo.e71--3333 land H;,ls, CA 91:NM
rd F 'd • 30 31&, ~ ~. 2 NC#Nlf"H 91 .. ldff. 1 "$500 mo. '7So$33S HEW FORMULA PET • ca I I $ anoGiN ... E .... RAL ............. P ... Orl.1 •'CY.•..,: pm hug• r•ro. 11250, tiano. ~ oa--r-w ML.M Distr"bu-• ..,.._ _ •• P.uoll:.550-1551 r11g11 cerr.cto. U.to IFROMS300illl0 ................ ' lao••••••••I•_..,
pal"• rnov9f"M. P•• • oeo. e·.a&c:M CM. Ula ..,. nMded. Pl/FT In ., ":::::. ..
..._ Md dta6a an ..ti)ttl to w.., ..,.i.o. . mayo, Jnformaek>n pd. Local·,.,., Aal4 1211. C•llfornl• with 1he PERSONALS ._ *
..-, n,. ~ rnr~·ri dw npi to tt-, Bt1NTINGTON lamarlaM0-7191 M»lllor~ =:.r=~ =~
r•t.l111lfy. rt•ut •r •rJrrl ''" rl•ttifrecf BEACH' 2140 •2BA 2BA. lg, c .. .-.. NB steps to ..-td. ""' ~775-071 2 • 15459 "-~ l"eut-,..,_,, ••? ~ 1M1 .. , bf. quiet. lg c?oMts. sw:il with owrt bath. wld, OWN A PAY PHONE SCHOOLS 6 41 ~
.,._a-altd111 .. --.1~t,.nwou11 ~·• 3.,, 1-sa. TMthrn 2 ~..,+.,.~~2495 trpfic. ~ IA7$/ ..c:>UTL••200 •-"-111snucnow 3012 ..... . ~-........... !."L ' IWry. ttll;upa. doM to mo -+ 'hull. Ms..5687 poeenllal ~ op. 47 ... flmrtC ·-_.-et K'ttfl''.. ..-., °'" • ., """.. be.ch. S850 mo. .Joho"t 28R-bltlns, 90I'* M..-i-ponunlty. 1-800..:18&-.. ,. I I .. ~1 rw wh.ch • .,, ... tttpt ., ' • 31~ .. 5) aft ger'• Clulles t9Q•d, ROOMMATE..!:::.:::: 7SJZ.. BECOME A PAAALE· SI...,_.
ottpt Mr I-_, .Ilk 1pect M1Udt ~ i.,. I ,..rty 31G-4s.31'? i650 mo. AQt. Pam. mai. aOuk GAL ~ ~·a ..._
dit '""'· Cttclil ae ..... "" J..ed r ... d.c (int s•• 5a80 « 919'-3844 opmental dlaa.bil!UH ROUTES. l&slnt groMng ~ 57 Mr.,.,...
._ .. __.__ •1 n••ded In Coal• S1200fwMill pot.enlhll. l•ulon. L.awy..-'"-II Cl S
•••...-n Large 2Br 20• In 11v1rtg -"11:1. Shafe *1t t~ The ,.,_. --· 9 -~:-:::::::::i;~;;;;;;=;:;;~l.ACUlf.& A MUST SEE Ill Meu. IMtruet '" daWy ~ --..~ atrucled l'lorM 9tl.ld)t ~ -~ 2148 small qufet comm. & ,.,.... ..-1aty 14e!,.,~='='="'-'"i-""~I 1'DlESBAllS 1590 ~==:i.:~~-::::~I pat.lo, d/W, .. undry .-'itenda prog'r.aM Y9'Mffng ~!· E•tab. p1og1am avallable . .., .. ......__ 185 M..,. OJ B """"--,...._ ;.__ l«tfl"'9d. ....ah Flow P.C.OJ., Mia'tta, 0.0,,.. HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOaSALE
TOM•"'°""9-2•2 ac-.. _.............. :_ . ..._.,....~ ....._. ...... ~ Pol~ . gi.a. FrM cets'ogi•
GOT A CAMPGAOUND view, tennis. pool. 831-4?.0 Cllfl .Jud¥ P. &:12 GI' 1· .._ Slill IOCt'IOIM87S •00-382·7070 Dept.
MEMBEASH p ..... L.a9aan S2000 •o ~ 1BR ~ 4:30.919-729-We L.M7&2..
• • • .. •
.. ._ ----.·••••a .. __ ·---·--..... "t••• ... .......
.J JQllia.llt.l ...
2Fu:•1• ·-· en a • ·-·-·-,_
IT-
19;S Q ·--'° Cor• "'-I" 1 I a..:ti toal .. _ ...
1.S~-
'"'7· 210--,,_
25~: -·-........ _
31......,.._ -12 ........... fr. ,,._ ,. __ .. -.
»O...
•
llmesl'lal"e? w~, ...:! '"° (911") ...... ,., IUI:, et'Ct gar, lndry.l.,.=c-o;:,...,-~...,=:-:::-=~..,., .. .-1--------·I
1u Atnefb'a 1atgaet no pei.: MS5 '"° ... Hr a.Ca a.., Clliarl. llODT ... •••••••I ~,,.,7-+-+--t-
,_... c:twillQt!OUM. NEWIORT l300MC.931.a427 quiet. wld, .carpoft WU1'ED 291&'"EMPI.OYllENT
;:.::.:' 1~ auc:e 2119 a... __ 2:'~,-'*1o .. :'cf $:.> '"°· 722 .. 182 1!!'!111 ........... ~~!i w .... •~•120t(.
58S7 (:1:4 hol.n). t*up. 052 C...... St.1·-------1 t "· lit T.D. New '"-1 --------1 l;rl~-f--t--t-IQO ......... ~715011 .,..,.,., btdg WOl'\ht"' 24 ....... a.....,,....._ COMMERCIAL -. _.,,·,. EllnOYJIElfl'
HOUSES/ /Jgbt l~ .,.., """"""' ' ..,1;REALm;,iiiiESiiiiTiiiAiiTl!ii..~~!!!!!~~~'i----;;i5ii5i13oij
-
•..,ce. 24&1 5-lle .., .. _.,. ........ .., COlCDOS An11Av.sno.n1-7904 ·~ """!"""'.'···-· ...... FOR ....... A"' lltJw_$16/JO ......... 28R -.... IUUOVV~<> .Accounting ... ,. .... *',,_,•, .... ~."ill•••I ~lllPT bMlany ClertcTnlnee .................... 1, .-,. -.... ~ IUSDIESSOma . l!,, .. ,....+-+--+-+--e-7...... -· PO ••-27•9 Some bookll.-plng • ...._ ...... ........._ ,..,.. ....,... mo.MS-581• •~• v AllJIOUllCEMEH'J'S e•p. Good log6c &•-,.,....+-+--+-~. ~--G!JIElll. 2102 l!A T De:2•R. 1ea. "'-"" ~-~114 1 ="..:..~=l'Jiiiliil&iiiiiiiiliil[ Beach Area! new ahOpping. No 900 _, otftce. r .. wpcwt 2920 IOatl e-.p req'd. Fu I' YSAA&.Y, WIMTD plltl. 2 -U tr-J Bea<:h ,,,. Hoag a .-I--& US.ry ,._I f,~+--t-~
........... ., ........ ._ C"4111 14lh ,...,_ & SMOltT TE .. M M1"5r/mo. llt~ wate1: N•w decot. DEBT CONSOUOA.TION q<11temenc 644-t6~ 44
.... ., _. ,..,..,_., llali· · way, ....,,...._ &-.. Offt.aUSON iiiifilff Atrtpl9 p.9t1llng. "-'I . P"REE.. OA peym4uta An.,,· PAM
.......... ~ '8t:S\\oa., PQoot. Av*I Cal.Rental$ Country .... • M$-6&80or87$--7175 ~ A.ouce ........ L o.e-y P91"MW1 tor CM
. flill _,.,... ... Ml 12/1,UL~ltlt ll'Q loft tBR S6l5 Slop colec:ltior1. A1f'Okt (ptw.,nKY)-Mual ,,_..
-..... --~ •• -iiY liaAe:NTi are ToMt. Pw\steo21•sc EC.ocEc•UT• ~sU1,!9, .. -c """""· -. 'l.J-~"~~~-~ .. ~-~-~;;-~IEJ~:E~[]= ... .._ ooMnD '° wtall artCI 67"'~A912 .... ttMOIM~ rpo,.. "" OMpany. <M"tded. 540-ae11 C ....................... l'f'Y 11oUM la lOO _,., .,-. $700. Full 1ervloe KCC t.ao-22S-ot90. ., - --• ,...,. ... ~-~ *FREE RENT -· """' ..,...,. .,..,. ....... 1>e11nty1Stock 51
............... , • """ who wOUSd I*• lo :ZBA·1~8A, D•t•d . 1rs FREEi cu-~ FT, OMVl)l"trtll-o.A.2'°11,.,.-+--t-+-+--......... • • houaeall: lrt ~!---------mT&AK• ~ ,.._._.. the Ogle SL Coau M9sa 62
.-....._ •-. '°'a P-. ao ..,.. ''' Bed RENTALS ~ ....... 10 COaoaRClAL _.,., ~ MC:r91tiiDE~NT~,....i;L'OROR'TnHO<O:'A.sssS'Trl lb-.i-1-+-!--
OW?GUl ...... .._"9
S79-..,.. 52 Smooel\ arid .. -~ •1Tr~ --.,._ .. _
~--.. .__ -• ., QlideQl'I .. .. -.. ...,_ --,._ .. _ ..
~1 ere...,. ., Mii'•_ ...
7 I IO 11 12 13
:-!':';:.;;..:..": ::Z~~ P1ea.. Ywt, let'•MMtADeall l'aOPEITY 2na ::. ~-:::!:.": AO• wfeaperl•nc•. as
.. IC...,,.._ N Stir• :J8A hm St 500 F-TM tt.11~ paiopi.. No ot>ligMfon. I _'_·v~-~ ... ~·~· ~>2~~----· 1 ~==::::!=~====~~====== UIM•a&-Jla 29ft.18A $1100 tBR·ft-ublie. c...,,. ••POTENTIAL! HG-CM1 24 '--'"' 1~... H• 0021 aAl.IOA 48A-28A S1e50 quiet. g9l9d, cwpons. t,000 llf ofo apoce or 9M-0981. DRIVED t (
l$1AJ11) 2106 o...m.nt -to -· .... -·· -""'1-------1 ,.. i... ... -~ .... ---------------For det.al&I ~ Newport fNvd, N.B, toST • N99d c .... A.. or B D id-CO.OJI& VKMlolt RENTALS ••OVi_,llif iHCIAU GrNt ioct •T>-1M.a Or,l ver Pa rt-time . ~.....,e DE. llU 1022 l1r ........ PWw ..._. 3BA 11 tOQIW?l 0.--' .. 2BR tBA POOllD 2925 • 20 tQ.11""1 per--" liiY<iiiAiiiiii'~iil~r------------'15? •~lll!'~•llliiillilmj ..,, -.. • cMn. a-car ZBR-2BA l2500tMo -• ~ .,.. ~: I 9Y" m•••• G1rew °'/ get. •td. 1250W'"° ULIOA.fNPT i750~r:f!-..=: INDUSTaW. 2788 •MEEtogoool'lorne 330~~ .. ~CM •iDOM.USIMJUF
2•ft48A, ft.a lol, VJtt IM. AVllll lmm<aa. llLJY~ .11..11.111..11. 2 'I' otct t.m Persl8rVl--====--I • l3IOfC ~·I Y ...... ~ , __ NPi' HGHTS 28t 1S. Slefr11•. !bled, llhola. GARDENER-=-~r=-. ::.-~ ~ry~ 1:!.!c ~~=l--•~c.tt=~04=U532==~·,.--I Up'!":~:=.,,_
FORECLOSED oov-coaou a.~ S2.~l/ll': mo. 4MMl!Jlt ~M~ FOUND •EN'S S7/Hr. 72:2-417f TALK IS:"<'T A ll~l."'l·s ClfE P
E .. NWENT HOWES DEl MAJt z 122 Cftc.ty ... •T>-aTTI'l--~+-------1 WATCH /WE 00 IN ol-G~EH==~=n .. :-:-omc===E=-1
.w:i pr~! HUD. NEWPoat .............. ~-·! AING ~ NOY '· ~ Both V\d.Mrablir Sorth a...i.
:-ATC,.!!: ~~ 1BR DuptoP. 1llfOOday Brand ftaW 41111" .a. ... IE&.CB 26191 ~Bus.-rl!'• .. :: ?~ ~ ~-~ ~ ~-; .soKRTHIO. 7 ~-:-rt: c;;-;;_ ~ ~ --~ ._,_ 4000 aq "->-liiiiii&iii&iiliiiilll uw.~ • •• '13-3999• • . So. co.. "'-Za --· -A Q 8 ~_.::.~ ::'~';!.790-11n :.O:~~-•21R21A• · RNANCE IJOUii0tD66 ~:,:·:,.~ . KQ86
&L R-104& 2BA 26A eon.age, 9rp1c. ii4fliiOilli Yif:W &BA • •$700.$750t ~-#tort~= 7t...._SM14 or a.Id • 5 2
lg rd-,.._ OIL Ou7aL ,,... t1a ... lg bric::k FftQ. dahwahr, .,..1---------1 a ......_ _., ---'-to 81.c.11., St&tr A WEST EAST
.I.I.CB 0pen s. 12-4 • t1300 ~ ,..., pa11o. sec Incl. No,,.. a.s •MS BVSJllESS Found How. 14 .,. par11. ~ro.t. r. ~ • A t 8 .. s 2.
412Hazel.,........,. gates, beaut land-28R 2a.., Oft. fpk:. ,,..,...,..,..,. al Lake a. 111 ,. '·• un . eac -.10887 :'5432 IPl•IO~ ... nit~•TT•lllJ~l·l~1•511f 38r !pk:, patio, ....,..,_ ,-=:r,':' =:'rt:=no'°' pa11o • .c,o .. ;,om OPIORIOllJJt2-.. s1r .. ts, Hunllnglon :=!-~11:! .,.,~ ~ 8 7 4 s 9
wood noons. 11450 ,,... pr'll Wau&. ,.._; bch, ..t 11 /11 11100 -Beech. M•y rt•v• 891-3$41, Miii tor PT'ft •At 4 3 • K Q J 7
MONTEREY &EACH-"'o-Awall Oa• 1. at1opa1Par?tlschooteJ~~-~~c.o~~·~,.,.....~~5'::;~1i;;;~~~;~'.I DMn '°"'" ........... Cal S0\..18 ""*' ~··· .... ,400.. "NCMll12 bNcft.. ~ .... fwy. • ••• ,...,....... MS-alM. Ground Floll' • Q .J • ~ UMI • AJ>. ~ lowf.-onl pool/'apa, t:IOQe.97&-1134XI04 •••atn 8p• '1'1 FrlloLaylNeatte. COIT CATttl INlldl • OpportunllJ · V It .J ~=";:: ~==Lg ' nl!Wqit/ ~=-~·:.l/ll~p::~.~ == =-= =-~r!::'.: :::::-r:-:::: ·~0'11:1
P"ttoM "°"' 11•000-.. P. l17SQ. ~ =.er:;.--~-:: comp., pool.. P's.,.. _..,.._No....,., Uk· Lo•I Nov tS ne.r "'°"9'ytl Diet erwt11"bt bdd
S:SJl,000.. Four ...... m_,. hat"bOr & •toee>mo747·77'M QIOUl'ldell04310 l1 Sllfft!O reall•tlct SW.. ts&be4 & E~ .._ .... •..W C8'J tftJ=,
,.,_. lftOdala open ~ .._ :sar 2aa '""-tr9Cldnoo..a1.au P1iNMcal~7t2 90190>?87 .. tor SMU Eut Sesttli W9"
........ Cal IDr bro-oc-'I ........ • 4M· ...... "' the ........ 2· trqe Nol 1 v p.. l • .,... ..... t.all ... IOl3. trplo. ear. on OoNr\ l\WIA. Noe homef -..,, .,. ... ttooo. " I + p... 9 v Pam
!llYd. sa.oo ""°' "°°' .... ~ 2 291"'911 or 291...._ w p 11900 • w Awl now. 144 11•0 tlt"i _, MatMUnQ Co 4 + Pw p.. Obi ton ftNd C. ctap. il1·1~ I U tul'y twrn ••P•ndlngl Ne•d P.. Pua p._ POa WI 1400 ...._ ._,., a"'e.. .,. 'lllR.. IAllQlwa.ge Ind. u.~ • s.aa. °""\DI~ EaPt ot r :~~;:=~~~~ ..,. rm...,._ dbta w._.-.,11p,..,, No pets. 171SIMO peop ... Witt train. Tbtr.'11 11oltt1 btMidforaar.ct
...... • .. .... Pf'Clll .. •1c1JI --~ • .,_,...._tt-~;;·~·;in-oei;;ii~·iy:.011. (7t4)N7·1•77 roac1t"' bwfdint. To be b¥9riy 4 ~J FTl9F SMOOllftO,. 11941M 11190rfto. .,..... U.0 ... Waa1 I ti.... ..... ilW ific toml't.UDft ft>D\..,.. ktfW·
-
_. --_1 ___ ;.,. __ =.,..,....,..,.,.,.IW!!!'~!f'.J!!'':!!!~I t..arge Sludlo. No JMt.kie &o UM ....ay whith·C!all bt 11· aMo!tara. 157~•
....... ..wtto COSTAlllS&2124 ~-•1'3-MM Tt&i.~runent •~•
. .
faVOf of a i..,. to '°"" ~ L th'• MCOnd tunt. ~ lbs
bitity North ..... c*y t ......
nmt.P6-If \be haod 111 a Poinl or to
!'41h.t th.-flt ICJr t>petic:f't .WI TDON
than ro~tn. Al 11 wu w .. 1
pOt lhir 1nformAt\un «>11\eytod iai lh•
aucilOn to rood UM with s well
~ doubW •nd cam?111_,, of
dl'-l•llM
Oec-lattr won tl\r ~IOI \f:.d \II
bead &nd 1•~ ~•trump
\\ ..... 100k ILht a(I j»rl"Ol'tt &tld ,...
vtf"tad to a \ow d Y.Q'IOGCl,. tUI( ~,_,-.
ettnte ~ for dubs. E..sM. niffitd.
munwd • <klb to p&rtDtr's act and
KOf'sd ~ dwa.nod Nff A stc•
oad d.lb trick ...... dv-'"1'1 MIO~ lO £,ut.\\'911 tt.4,,....w,._,..,.o........,
ly. \\.Ml -auld ~ lt.a\'f found a
~ i. ..wn:tCllft. only a d:tamond
\aed. or u •.rb ~ alt.tr Wlftn~ OMorrwo~lritb.mn fMt tht
' contrac\, \\ltb a ptrt.n~ aonuJ
ba&n laad. ..,.,. <aa .....,.. tbe
ron.tr9C' by ~ t~ al tndt ·-·'t the "'"' ....... tb'' thra.-dlil.lMftd bSd ('OM 300 poUll
"""""'· tlw llW"ittiJ ... lhu l .100 pofnta-11 lM.tp,pUtnt'rcnt f0<•·---~ .. Woft..,.d·1••11• ... ,.. b.m rilht had that-. ......
~ Wrt.haut tlw:it. a1 WU
1 rn•1'7; I and~ ......... ""
Oii ... _, ... ,...., ...... WIN! WINI \NINI
"°".:=*'
--·-0--·-· .. --~o==.-.. :.:_ ... i:s..-· 1 •• :-:::. .... ;a
• Pla_y the
urkey~Word
,. and win
1ha lvlng
$DVICll
DJDCTOltT
. DKK
35411 CO&TDIG
: :!fl:&::.:.. c ... •o.I,,_,.. .....
'BlJICIC
NEW '94 LE SABRE
•V... •C11 ,.._.
•• •• ..,. •• I ....
•11 r•lterl111....,••W11y-•JW~ •M111t &PtleM
•
0 ac trc'
·CYll~l-a • Cnllle 01 t ..
$Aflf\ Per/ 24 $"175 Per/ 36 ~1.7-Moa-. M~tlls :_J_ ~ Moa~ Months
noo• 111SUU. llAllD'f llAll ·3110 UllJISCU'l a 3570 li!rlm 3120 . . lA-CUI 3*
PtuM-'lng.-il••IW•t•r
3U3 BlllOWS ~ .................
Bfofs oards, Un•r _..__
Comp•Utw• R.-.1 ,,._,.,.
'1110YOTA
PICKUP
GARAGE SALE
HINTS
Before ~r praae
Sile mike sUle ill merd1lldle . ::rnly~·
•
' .
tlltLYMOr
oon. I
•
.
claooic -&..eru. pie Ii period
•for Ill)' artumo meal, Ill)' oa:uion that
--... a sft<i mclina. · v.,. can. of
coorae. ttVoY m inlinitr number cl var-
iations of this clulic, adding aptCial
tooches to make ~your own creation.
For the 1i1or. OU.~ of the color and a.-of
-al lhrir ~ tiest. acbininr--..
crootr !'..-'n Cnnbmy Pie. Turn a ll'ldilioOll """'"
pie Into Fr<neh ApiJle Custanl Tst and..,..~,..,,.
with a-m:am '"""'" For adeli8lllfiil i.e lwi!I.
lry ar.... Pmn Lace Pio with .._'peel ' .......
the -liliiw and • drizzle of cbocolatr &iJdiog the
top. ~-for~tablrthis-isSouth<m
s-t l'llalO Pie. Ml!cr the -poCalD or !F'l*i" ~-.-isadmicinyourhome.
'·"' _ _;_ &....L. ' ,• mean....,.. Custard h1
I U ,S-crz.l .... Ploloory Al"""' flt C......
RUlllG
3 ... (3 ..... )sbl ...........
1/4 ... ....
2' ti ,1 ... -...... .....
2'1EIJD• ..... tflli:li
Cll5TMD
1/3Qfl ................. ..
1/3 .. _ -1, II .... I I IR
t/2to l t1n 1r1ndsauuorc z_...., ... ,
Clfll( AllGUIS( ...............
h91yoib 1/3 .. _ .
1 to2tlllf ...........
•
. lf/.it/ta
Partially bake~ 11 450" F. lor 8 minuta. U crust puffs
up. ll<fltly !R'S back to bottom and !!ides ol pan with
b.ck ol wooden spoon. RtdUC'e' oYt'fl lf'1nptr21W'E' to DmhdMlllMli
Dml11UMll 350'F.
H<at ...... to 425"F. """"" pie """ arording to In smaD bowl combine sugar, com S)'IUP. margarin<.
(JOdoo&< diftdions for lWl><XllS gic using IGlnch tart egp and orang. peel; blend well Sti• in pecans. Poor
pon with removable boltom or !Hnch pie pon. flaoe imo (llllially baked pie aust. ·
ll"'P'"'<I crust in bottom and up sides of pon. Trim Bok< al 350' F. for 25 to 35 minutes or until filing is "'-
edg<s. llonOI pick crust. Poniallybakeautta142S"F. C--~ o1piecrutt with stripsolloilall..15 to 20
for 10 minutn. U CT\111 pulls up. ...,ily"""" bode to minutn of boking tolJ'<V"ll~ "'°"ning. Cool
boltom and licks ol pon with back of ••1ocle1.tp0011. ;!j~~topol'pie with me1tOO chooolate. Gar·
In largo -.... medium-low ._ combine fillinl """' alldied 0<1ll1I!< P«I. Slot< in refrigerato<. 8 ~ Cook about 5 minutes. stin'ow _...,. ........
ally. -from heal; dnin. S<t ..m..
In tmall bowl blend cuttanl qi-Mixlure will
... ho ..-. Spoon IRJies into pie cntll.ftd ....
"""' cuttanl """ ""'*"
To make -top. cut mnainitw autt m 1/2·1nch·
'wide otripo. Anq< otripo. in -deoicn-.,...
mixtln. Trimllld...i<da<L Baltta1425'F.for20to
25 ....... or until ........ brown.
' fumedium_. brqa...jutltoaboil. lamial
bowl combine 2 ea yolks and 1/3 cup-· lllmd a
tmall amount of aeim into yolks. lllmd )<>It tniltltn
m°""'"andcoolco..rlowboal-10-or
---. • -~ coclll•llb.' DO
NOT BOil. -hm boll. Slir in bnacly, --aoc1-. CoolaW!d1. To ..............
-otwrm-cr.m.-Atct · • '"*' iadMdual <*
pltlleL -lidos of llrt !*I: tlll llrt ..........
flaoe piece of wrm llrt on toi> of lllft. Slln ii
... ...-. 81010 ........
... 1,, ......
114 .. •--I ''e up•• ......... ...
1/4 ......... 1111 .. 0 ii ,.,...
TIP: 'To male< candied oranao P«I. moo.. peel from
l orqo. Cut peel inlo l/161ncl>wide sttipo. In ima11
-boil P«I. 1/2 cup ........ 1/2 cup powdered
...... and I tablo!poon grenadi"" syrup until peel io
lmdor. about IS minutes. Dnin; rooloompleteiy. Store
in~ conllilier in "'frigmlor for up to 2 Wttlts.
Southern Sweet Potato Pie
' (IS....) .... ....., Al haoly flt (MIS
FIUJll& z.,.... _ polaloo•'
. ' ........
I .,.11ni1y podtod i._, -
1/3.., _.,. .. """"· ..... S/4 ... ...
1 ... , •• 1 ....... ... •.. " ....
2 -"""""' ...... . a. °"'" to 425°F. """*" pie autt ....... to
........ ~for lllled gQtcndl gic ·-... pm. f\a<da<s to ltand 1/2 inch •-rim or Ult Tlllitlltd ... ,,_
sweet Pol•tOff in amaJI amou.nt of ._,
wlll oofl wlt<tt ....i with rort; dnia. Ped;_..·
...... ll/Z .... ofnwht4-JJll Hlllt ....bowl Wllloltil1tn r' '•loci..._..,..,. 111w-..1111o..,..,... pit ....
a1425'F.for10 ......_ Wice._• •F.
................. 5010«I ............ ..
• .-..... 11au...i1o ..... .-. ..... c..
........ wldt allipo "' foil -• " 'I' a•rc:qdtw tc'8uw I. c..ltw 0 a
._-. ........ "....... et' ...
=:::::::-t ........ ,, ..... I 6
~
I (I~) pkg. l'liluy Al l...ty flt en...
AUJNG
3 ... (3 modum)md ~"""'
_ 1 1/4.,..coonely~h""cwhOllllocd111Tio,. ......
GLIZE
,........,Ulliob<h·
3 ....,P""" o'""'1y juO, .._juice .. -
2 I!'' ;"'llWts wwwguiine
S ......... powdoiod-
1 to 2 ..._.. OllDony juice, -juice .. -Heat oven to 425°F. Prqian: pie amt arording lo
packag<> ditt<:tioos for l!!9gUOI .;. i1Sng91nch pie pon.
. .
ln laill" bowl. combine ,,..,.. cranbenirs. sugar. cut>
starch and 3 1.ablespoons juia:: mix ligtul)'. St»oo into
pie crust-lined pon. Dot with margarin<. Unfold """1d
cruse using 2-inch coobr ruttn. cul 001 desire:! shaprs
in several plac<s. Pb« er'"' .. ..,. lilling: !lute. Brush
undersid~ o( 2-inch cutouts with watn and plact on
top crust ·
Bake at 425°F. ror 40 to 50 minutrs or until goltJftl
brov.-n. Cowuda<of piecrust withstripsofloilall...15
to 20 ......... of i>okq to IJ'<V"lt exc.-l>rowmw. -. -
In smaD bowl blend ..... ;,,gn,dienls. addidg ....,.,.
juia: for desired drizzling oontistency' Drizzjr "'"'
warnl pie. Gamith .. -8 ~
TIP: ·c...ii.m.. an be dlOpp<!d in blmder or food
"""""""·
• 2 ~ ......... CMtdW -..<u ... -.,
• ~ C"f ow. (• ........ ..
Crilc9) .................... ...
• s ..-wn 1tce m.1 e I~ NP' Milk Duds tudJ (It ..... )
• l ..a.lapooa water -Grease 13 x 9 x 2-inch pan wilh
ihortenina. Combine chocOlatc
chip. and shortenin& in larac
microwove·safc bowl. Microwave
on HIGH for 1 minute. S1ir
viaorously. lf neceuary, microwave
on HIGH an additional 30 second
at a time, stirring viaorously after
each heating. just until Chips are
melted.
Pour ccreol into melted chip
mixture. Stir until thoroughly
coated. Combine Milk Duds candy
and water in medium
microwave-safe bowl. Microwave
on HIGH for I minute. Stir
vicorously. If n~. microwave
on HIGH an additional 30 seconds
at a time, stirring viJOi'ously after
each heating, until caramel is
pourable. Fold caramel mixture
into chocohne coated cereal
CAUTION: carmel may be hot.
Pour and spread into greased
pan. DO NOT PRESS, surface
should appear rough. C.ool in
rdrigcra1or for 30 minutes or until
chocolate is set. Bring back up to
room tempcralure. CUt into ban
about 2 x 2 inches. Yields 2' dozen
bars.
Note: Olramel bowl is easier to
clean when c:irnmcl is warm.
Duller Flavor Crisco is
onificially-navorcd.
DOUaLI llATCH
ULTIMATI
CHOCOLATI CHIP
COOIOU
• 1 ~ cups Butter Fbvor Crisco
all·vtactablt shortcoln1
• 2~ cup$ nrmly packed llpt
brown supr
•~cup milk
• 2 tablespoons vanilla
•2 tUS
• • 3~ cups all-purpose Dour ·
• 2 ltaspoons wt
• 1 ~ t~1spoon1 baldna sod•
• 2 cups aeml·IWfft chocolate
thlps ·
e 2 cups pcclD pieeel
Heat oven to 375 F. Combine
shortening, brown sugar, rrulk and
vanilla in large bowl. Beat at
medium speed. of electric mixer
until weU blended. Beat eggs into
~reamed mixture. O>mbine flour,
salt and bakina soda. Mix into
creamed mixture just until
blended. Stir in chocolate chips
and pecan pieces. Drop rounded
tablespoonfuls or dough 3 inches
apart on ungrcased bakina sheet.
Bake one baking sheet at 1 time
at 375 F. for 8 to 10 minutes for
chewy cookies. or 11 to 13 minutes
for crisp cook.ies. Do not overt>akc.
Cool on baklna sheet 2 minutes.
Place sheets of foil on c:ountertop.
Remove cookiea to Coil to cool
completely. Yields 6 dozen ~ia
Note: Ir nuts are omitted, add
an addiliona.J cup ol 1emi-wcct
cbocobtc chip1. Butler Pl8vor
Crisco is artif idally flavored.
OATMIAL CHOCOLATI
ltAlllN COOKIU
• _.,, aap Buuu Fla~ Cr11CO
•ll·Ye&flable abommaa
1 V4 cups Drmly packtd up1 browa
au pr
l~
~cup milk
I~ teaspoons ~anilla
.1 cups quick oats. u.acoobd
l cup au-purpose Dour
~ kaspoon bakJna soda
~ teaspoon ult v, teaspoon clnnamoa .
l cups daocolate~trtd n11J11.1
Heat oven 10 375 F. Grease
bakin.a sheets wiah shortenina.
Combine shortcnln&. brown suaar.
cg. milk and vanilla in lllJC bowl.
Beat 11 medium speed of electric
mixer until well blended.
Combine oats, flour, bak.ina
soda, salt and cinnamon. MiJt into
creamed mixture at low peed jUll
until blended. Stir in
choco~te-awcrcd raisins. Drop
-;... rounded tablespoonfuls of dOU&h 2
lnchel apart onto bakint sbect.
Bab one bakifta &beet at a tiJne
at 37SF. fo.r 10 to 12 minute , or ,
until liahtly browned. Do not
Oweiblkc. Cool 2 minutts on
tiakiAa sheet. Placo wets or foil
on COUAtertop. Rcmcwc c:ookies 10
foil &o cool completely.
Makct about 2~ dozen ('()Okie •
Butter ftMw Crilco la artifkiaUy
ftlVoftct
•M llllfllHe.11 ...... ,,, .............
• ~ Ctlf ••·'-" • Hw oven 10 37j P. a;,mtMne
sbOrtenJftl. peanut butter. tNoWn
._.... Milk and vanWa in laflC
bOwl. Beat at medium speed ol
electric mixer until weU blended.
Add cg. Beal ju)t uncil blended.
Combine flour, alt and baking
Soda. Add 10 creamed mixture a&
tow speed. Max juit until blended.
Form douJh into I-inch ball •
Roll in granulated ucar. Place 2
inches apart OI! un1reascd bak.in&
........... ,,, .....
cl err.._. r.'11 ......
.............. aladl ..,..., Mwtt to owe. Bake 3
,,.-. ...... ODo12ei1 ...... ~
IMlc. '*-8Mts ol foil oa
~ RliFKWe cookies lO roil
IO cOol ~tely.
AU mdilll Of elcb cookie with jclfY. Yleldl .a.out four dor.ca
cootia ................ ....
c...ea
ALL no••• OPIN
TllANKSGIYllMt
. WAJ'Bt ADOB> w.l.19
·~-..-...--<-~ or old faatdon"l
• 1 cup awcctc.ed ftakcd cocoaut
• ~cup .aiccd ~
• ~ c., cboppcd pecans
Hua OYCD IO 3$0 P. For c:ru.t,
lfCUC 13 I 9 I l·inch pan with
shortenina. ONnbinc one cup
lhOrtenins. water, nour. supr and
sail in meclium bOWI. Mix ll low
speod of electric mixer until well
blcildcd ud cnuftbly. Prca evenly
into~ pan. Bab II 3SOF.
lot 15 minut~ or until cru t is
51ightly brown.
f,ot ..... oa•W.• .... 1ailin anclchacAaw~PiW~na.
lwat hoft:C1 and ~ftll llM.Jnenina
ln medium gucc~ on low heat
until melted. Add OMlt cocoaut
and nuu.
SprUd fillina cw8'1 CMt
partil&Jly tt.kcd crwl. Dia~te
o:i1 mbture C\'Cnly OYer lilting.
Bake 11 350 f. for IS lo 20
minutes, Qr until 1,icbt bfOWJl. Cool
bl pan before cutdn& into tt.11
ebout 2 1 I Vl ind.C Makes about
three dozen b:m. Buner fl vor
Crisco is :artificially rutvorcd.
•
•Wfl'll Oll&Y' 7r
Ml81MUM PUllCHASI
,~··~···
••Wffft'lftlN •••Wfflt'2 ... .,,,,__ ....... ..................
MAmin Purchote ~ bdude Akddc t....,.11.:1 mil. tabocca, Ofld ~ ~. plin .. ""'*-cl .. ~ Purmase must be ON lr'ard0dl0f1 • no~ ol ,.._ iapm
Good onty ~lune cl~ .
..... .............. ~··-· ••• LL
fACH MOY OflPll • UMlf OM,_ 1IANMCnOH
A1l.AllllC.....,...
1~~~5,99) w.3.99 .
. NAVEL ORANGES . ... "' " .. · · . .,,.. ___
l·ZllOllUCKA
ltOAIT '°" Mii 11917-0'<IN 99 l lflH!ICWQW IA. • . .. . COi.Oii ... .
Gll:U-24
200Sf&I> 4.29
.99
swin;JUICY
~'I 1 /2 eAL ICI ClllAM
ASSORTH>
RAVOIS 3.49
69
.....
tlOl.D"PA& ....
.69
NIVAl'f lf.S8N( ............ 7H-.aens••• = 7•99
.79 .
' ""* Ml•l111•111 $60 /Mll'Clwl. Sln1t• p11f'dlaa teflll"'· Ml•lllHI• p11rchau 1m01111t .,,.,, .. ,,,. Vw FREE T11rtey, l/fllOf, touuo ••
fl•1' lfillt ~. ""'' nlld ,,,,_,,, ,,.,.,,,,,.,. 16, tllJ. Limit one per family, rillll• ..,,,, .. ,..,.
VaaSl'lde •A• Youn1 Tutteys 4l-~ • 10 lo 22 Lbs. A~ M. ·Lintt t Tuftly
PfT Fn1'/ *'1loclt Mdnun Puttltm • Lb.
PLUS DOUBLE COUPONS . .
u.
Fresh
Extra Lean
10 Lb. Bag
Russet
Potatoes Ground Beef
69
Great For Baking ·II Does Nd &rt«l 15'-Fti · 11.MJe M Lb.
(Lar(}f Florida Navel Oranges -.69 Lb )
Yu ban
Ground
£~'!;! Mak8rs • .
~ • 12 Ol r,an (Edldes D«:aff.) l.inl 4
3 Lbs. or More (Lim.,,.,, 3 Liii. · 1.19 Lb.)
18 Pack
Vons
Large Eggs
Grad8 AA • Frt1sh Eggs
1 -112 Dozen Carton
Mrs.Smith's
Family Size
Holiday Pies
~Jft/:n';:f:',/j'::1,ozen ________ ____.
Jerseymaid 99
Did Fashioned
Ice Cream
Assorted Flavors
Haff Gallon Round Carton • Frozen
7 Up-2 Liler BolJles
Regular or Diet, A&W Rod 88er tx Cream SotJa
·rau 6.9 '%:;,,~
Pa.y .89& ..
"-OW
Ptr adr **>)bit Pwdmfol... at» lt4 CRV
SAVE OVER $7.50 WITH COUPONS BELOW ~~,~o~~~,~~c·~~'.-~ •
F l.otbolt 1ea.O.. brlnll wi1) fl
Ibo crisp, brae ... air ol
au1umn •nd lht rcvivaJ ot
familiar team rivt.Jrics, whether
the contest is between·
proletsional, collep:. O< local b;,h
school srkliron teams. And the
pme becomes even more
enjoyable when )'Qtl sh.are the fun
wilh friends or family •J a tailptc
ptcnk; ciped11ly when the
outdoor feast ends with a Super
Bowl finish of cookie favorites lot
dessert.
Ta.ilptcs can be as plain or as
rancy u you· care to make them,
bul &k kc~ is grcal rood that wilt
I rt !ell $0 ii' k>oks I.I good
liainpcf or u en ...,k .. :lt.
C.ookics mpdc with Crisco
nil-vegetable shortening arc the
perfect .takc-alonp.
The cipreuion -to tailgate -
originated in the 19.SOS. when
old-fashioned wood-sided station
waaom-featured back doon that
dropped down (rather than the
opc.q_~t scylc currently in favor).
~"'Phrase evokes images of
raccoon-coated revelers with paper
pompons and chryunthcmum
con.ages unpackin& their wicker
hampers onto the folded-down
lallptc.
Today, a 11ilgatc refers to a
s le ol ,Ptcoic rather than the
vebil:Se an which ii is lrtnsportcd,
And it's more likely revelers will
be .wrapped in down-filled parkas
tha• iri' furs. Tailgate picnics can
be rather elaborate since the
vehicic: that carries the food can
be brou&ht cioK to the picnic site.
The trappings can be much more
complete t~an can be toted by
hand to a beach or shady knoll.
Table-quality servina pieces and
plaucn may be used, and i1 is
pouiblc to consider a more
expanded menu than the usual
sandwiches and simple salads.
In additM>n to featuring cookies
as a dessert, it's a good idea to
make a variety of cookies to ICl"YC
as a hall-lime treat. Imagine the races of ldJow tailptcrs. when you
brin1 out i K~ion of cookies,
featurin1 en1King Wflite Chocola1c
Chunk and Macadamia Brownie
Cookie&. wi1h while chocolate and
nuts nestled in a chewy dough
flavored with rich cocoa. Or
Oran1e Spice Cookies, ·zesty and
scented with cinnamon and gin~cr:
and Date Nut1y Oa1mcal Cookies,
with succulent dates and crunchy
nuts. All arc ideal for a brisk fall
day!
The nature 9' lhc 1ajlga1in1
event may also give rise IO some
creative inspiratioa in yoU.r cootie
b•lpll&-lnsteld ol mw1111he
daisJe cn:m-hatched dcllgn in
round peanut bultcr cookies,
consMkr making lhem in
mint-loolball shape.a. and then decoratinc lhe baked cookies with
;cin1 i..... Supr cookie dough.
the aamc dough U$Cd for so many
fcui'l'C holiday cookjcs., can be
rolled out and cut in10 triangular
shapes to rc1emblc team pc:nnan1s,
and then dccora1cd wilh lhc
names of players, teams or football
exprc.uions.
Make sure 10 brin1 a.Iona a
basket lined with prclly cloth
napkins in v.hich to display your
grand finale -cookies made with
Crisco •II-vegetable shonening.
And remember !hat no1 only docs
Crisco make de/iciou$ cookies, 11
contains less than half lhc
saturaled fat o( butter (Crisco and
butter each contain 12 grams total
fat per tablespoon, but a
1ablespoon of Crisco con1ains only
) &rams of saturated fat vt:nus
buner's 7 iranu).
The cookie recipes 1hat follow
transpon well for tailgate picnics.
To make 1ure 1hey arrive as
beautiful as they arc delicious,
here arc IOrtle 1ips ror packing
coolt.iea to take alon1:
•Pad cookies in 1 cont111ncr. und
then cushion 1ha1 container within
a larger box. Crumbkd nC\lrfspapc:r,
slyrofoam peanuts saved in a cleun
bof'{rom packa1es you have
receiYed,.or bills of wa.1u:d paper
make excellent cushions.
•To protect dcCOtDled cookies,
wrap each cookie individually in
pt:utic Wrap. Pack heavier cookies
at I.he bottom ot the 00..
• lit COllk!es can bt baked Jn a
ditpm;1blc 1lu.mini.un foil pain and
slided in the pana wilhlft a latat-r
boL
Tllilp1e picnics come In many
VllicdCt, and more than 1 UttJc. of
lhe fun •rMI -.... Olyk In whicb bid ii 111\'Cd, For W.ancc it Ille Oold C..p ,_. In Ibo •
bllcollcllotrcC01U111y~
MiddlelNra, V•, 10ilpte11 ICI 001
l11elr Suodijl ebinll ind lihoer
-kb, •nd vio f0< pri&u for
1hobateulslneMldbc11
-•'!lion. Al Bia Ttn IChoob,
loyal foocball f3ns arrive In
rcmational vebidcs, out fll wbida
iablC$ And loldilll chUrr "Pill
forth for a proper s.it4own IMal
before the pme.
As an ahernntive to d~
plates and u1ensils, carc(ully pKk
plastM: or pottery plates Md fDCIUl
utensils io a*-Here•s I tip flOlll
proCes.stonM caterers: Brine.,,,.
tome plasdo ..... AllOI "*' picnic, lioc a boll in vt'hQ tleaa ·t item were carried iA ~to •
repxt UIOd cbina and ullMlll. ..
This keep& •ll lhe meJS llllldo IM
b11&1-
ftltod wil-l'lo. 'wrif .. .... ~In plMlic .. : .... ...
ftl day lip di oomtr). Dni ~-oncooklel.Ylii.
llboul)-eootieL
WIHft CllOCOIAft • ·•111••MACA=A ..., llft1111 c u
•II ... 0-•U·•'lflOblO '*' 1 '•a · ~ -llnnl7 pock<d upi
.._ ..... r
• l llbltlpoon waler
• l _.,._ ••nllla . •1-. . weather. ~ hOhndfr colill ~ ll!lrrrJ>Ot• Dour
. ' .. .,
• sb6uJd ., in . ~teaed baklat ~ .
one insuJa~d box; cold foods in • V• teu"°~ Mk.Ina soda
.......... ~ .. . '. ' ..
another. Oe a brisJC fall day, soup • '1 ttM,ooa salt .-
can be a_patstarter course, and • l cup wbllt cbocoh1te cbUks tir
it is 11 easy 10 bring as l;illing a cblps
p,...naed thennos bottle. Of • 1 cup eoanely cbopptd
course, food ufcly rules apply for macadamJa nuts
picnics: bpi foods must be kcpc Heat oven to 37SF. CombinC
hot (at 14'0 degrees F. or above) shonening, brown sugar, water
and cold foods lhould be Kept and vanilla in large bowl. Beat at
chihcd {at lea. than 45 dcgiecs medium speed of electric mixer
F.), until well blended. Beat eggs into
Transport prcwashed salad creamed mix1urc.
greens i.n plastic: bags. then IOU Combine Dour, cocoa, baking
them in a bowl at the tailgate site. soda and salt. ~ii.ii: into creamed
1( yo11 u&c ·a plastic container for mixture at k>w speed just until
salad dressing. remembe'r 10 tape bltadcd. Stir in while chocolate
the tld elOKd; even a sturdx '""''"11•1'1U'ts. Drop by rounded
plastic snap-on lid can come loose. measuring tablespoonfuls oidough
For-other salads, il's bcs1 10 2 inches apart onto ungrcascd
follow normal rules for picnics and baking shcei.
prepare-ones that are less ll~y to Ba~e one baking sheet at a time
wilt or be damaged in transit, such at 375F. for 7 10 9 minutes, or
. as colcs!aw and potato-salad, until cookies arc set. Do not
rather than delicate tomatoes. ovcrbake. Cool 2 minutes on
·oRANOI Sl'ICI COOKIU
• v .. cup Butter Flavor Cristo
all-vegetable 1horttnln&
• 1 cup firmly packed ll1h1 brown
su111r
• ~ cup ll&hl molassts
•I 'II
• 2 lablt'spoons &ntcd Onllft&t' pttl
• 2 IA cups all-purpose Dour
• I ~ tt'aspoons bakJn& soda
• l teaspoon cinnamon
• I teaspoon glngt'r
• ~ teaspoon clo,·es
• l/:i teaspoon salt
•'Granulated sucar
Heat qyen to 350 F. Combine
shortening and brown $u1ar in
large bowl. Beat at medium ·speed .
of electric mixer un1il well
blended. Add ·m()lasscs, egg and
orange peel. Mix at low speed just
un1il blended.
Combine flour, baking $Oda,
cinnamon, ginger, cloves and nit.
Add to creamed mixlurc al low
speed jU$1 until blended.
Shape dough into l~·inch balls.
Roil in granulated sugar. Place 2
inches apart on ungreased baking
sheet. Bake :it )SO F. for 10 to 12
minutes, or until edges of cookies
arc firm and browned. Cool 2
minu1es on baking sheet Place
sheets of foil on countertop.
RctnOYt: cookies 10 foil to cool
complelc:ly. Yields about 5 dozen
cookies.
Hint: When shaping doo,gh
balls. sugar hands if dough begins
to stick or refrigerate dough until
inn. Dutter Fl3vor Crisco is
artificialfy navorcd.
l'IANUT •un1R
fOOTllALU
• ~ cup CritC"O •ll-vectt11blt
1hortenla1 '
• .V. cup' Jlt crtanay pc:aaut bulltr
• l\4 cup OnnJ1 packed IJ&bl
browa sugar
• 3 tablespoons milk
• 1 tablespoon Wanllla ., ...
• 1.V. CUI •U·purpou: Dour
• ¥• tcaspooas aalt
• .V. ttaspooa b1kJn1 soda
DtcoratJ•c klna
• I cup confectioneri supr
• 3 10 .S teaspoons water
Heal oven 10 375 F. Combine
shortenina, peanut butter, brown
suaar, mil~ atid van~la In llrp
bowl. De.at at mc.dium ipced o(
electric mi.xtr until well blended.
Add .... Beal just ontil blended.
Combine. Oour. saJt and b1kin1
JodL Add to aeamcd mUcture 11
, klw speed, Mil just unlil blended.
Breu oil piec<s of ..,..... Ibo size
of walnuts. Form IDIO ~-lh.lck
food>.tll lh•pc. Pl-I lndl •pon
on unvt-bol<iq -L &kc .. '15 P. for 7 10 I
minu1es. or UDtiJ Mt ud ,t.at
bcaiMin110 -. Oml .. bakiftt a.hnt J mf1zl• ....
lhMtsolW•11 I llf I\.-___ ... __
-.pielclJ.
for kill, .. lllflltl I I ·-ud)llll ___ _ _""""_ .... ,... ....
pollry bot--• ,..,, ...
baking she.ct. Place: sheets of foil
on countcrlop. Remove cookies to
foil 10 cool completely.
Yields about 3 doicn cookies
'$50
TO THE
WINNEllll OF
EACH :::=.
APl'Eil2*A&.
SIDltDl•I,
ENTftSIE -
4. Wyou w4ilft to ._one l'tdp9in .....i
'*9QOI-.... "'*" ....... _ .... ..,_,,_
s..u. .......... .
.. 8pdy rr--..nrnentl fof MCh
~..wit:~ Cllpa.1bipna. OZ.,.., -
' -
ENlER YOUR FAVORITE HOLIDAY' RECIPE IN
CUR HOLIDAY RECIPE C NI
DCITAL -TimeCOlO ~ .. ........
·~ -· 1199 ,,.,
[rm I 1-• :Wiiii •
....... ,., .. _.,
Md ptllbl#hltl"" ~ ...... • • n 1m: O'I
~ r•·~ •••••••••••••••••••••• ~··•••••••• • _ ...._.,,..,.~ .. ,.._...,.,,olllilan 'tetl---. •
~ .C:. 0-..for............... .. .
·" NAM • .... :
~RESS !
-DUO """"'""-_..,_
""""" -__ ..,.,. ........ ss-
_.,_. ---
2
OtlANlit COAS r ~'JHKtNO
Pre:mlere playcn P ... J
8iJ OiRISTOPHER 1REl.A
'Shrew· review .... 4
ByTOMTTJ\JS
'Dinner' revtcw hies ey ;rtMOTiiY mus
V~VoMu .... ,
&J OtRISTOPHER TRELA
Skating Center .... I
By CHRISTOPHER TRELA
Dr. Davit .. ln .... ,
~MA1TCOKER
Amle'tdcll .... u
BiJ MARLA BIRD
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
be year is 1948. The
aetdna; Casablanca, the ·
slea.ricu of all MOl'OClCan
port cities. A city where
three Amelican females
and a youn1 boy come lookina
for romance and advcctwe they
had only seen in movies. Waitfoa
fo r tl\em are spies. gamblers..
roaucs and murderers -and
more ~nee and adventure
th:in they ever bugaiocd for.
Sound like a music:al-comcdy
play? Well, it is. "Murder In
Morocco" is the latest mulical
from the loc:ll p~ung team
of Terence Alarie and Linda
BaHcw, and it's receiving its
v.orld premiere bcginnin& this
Fnd3y at tbc Newport Theater
Arts Center 10 Newport Be3cb.
"Murder In Morocco" is the
fifth musiC3l that Alaric and
Ballew have collaborDtcd on, with
Alaric writing the m\Uic and
lyrics and Ballew comina up wi1h
the book (ch:iractcrs and s1ory).
During a recent rehearsal break. _
Alaric and B~llew. along with
&llew's daughter Dani, who is
directing the show, talked about
the process of creating an
ons,jnaJ mu.sic:al and settinc it
staged.
"We collaborate very closely in
the sense that the book does
have to come first," said &J~
resident Alaric. the Dady Pilot's
Man.of the Year in Oranie
County tbc11er for 1992. "She
tells me where the songs should
go llJld what they should be
abouL"
"But sometimes he'll look at a
1CCne and be'U Kc that we can
mu5icali%e it, .. sajd Ballew, who
lives near South Co:ast Plau.
"He also has a lot of input on
the book. We really advise each
other."
.. And with this pJay, our
d&reccor Dani pve us a lot of
input.•• said Alaric. "We bad her
an at the inception of it and she
helped us read the ICCnCS to ace
how they play. The whoCe
FYI
#MAT: WOl1d p-.mlete ot
.,.._tnMmoccci•
WMlll: ... Wl)Oft "'*'" Ma
C..-., UOt Cll Ot. .... MPQd
leocl\ -= ... ,..., and lUN
1""'9clcW ---~ • Dec... .
'NOWMIOll: •ta
MOii ..0: f.St:.OZN
''As soon ·a~ v.c \CC the show
on opening night, that's when we
re:illy know what "c'vc got," s.:ud
Ballev.. "Th.it'\ v. hen C\C 1)1hmg
comes togc1ha, Jtl the
characters. all the co~tumc~. the
ct. the lighting."
'The aud1encc.-'s rc:ic11on is
exiremcl~ tmport:snt.-
.iddcd Alaric.
And M> t the cr11tcal r'cac11un.
e\pcC1.!ll}' if the pl:ty ha~ a chan e
10 be produced :it a l:lrgcr
theater. Ncgathc rC\1cv. m.tv not
kJll a Neil Simon play, but for a
new v.ork. like ''Murder Jn -Morocco,'' rC\'ie" can tl<! vcf)
1inpon:rnr.
··\ve get rcvicv.ciJ the t1r~t
night as t hough Ylc 'rc bound for
BroJd" ay." sai.J liJllev.. 'The\
don't cut us an) \IJck. The plJ)
can ha\C a hie for u\ a!te~ard.
C\CD if critics don't li~e it. Bui 1f
v.e get nailed by every cnuc and
they s;iy this is bad, Jon'\ gu sec
this.. it's \."Cry hud 10 bnng it
CH'll1m>rttu Tut.A rHoro b;ick. Other theatcn will be
Linda BaUcw wrote the book and Terence Abric the music for new musical •Mwdcr in Morocco." ~Ir.aid or ii, C\Cn if wc\.c rcw.ed
Play it again, Terence
Mr. Alaric and Linda Ballew team up
once again for w9rld-premiere musical
By OH •181.rOPJDIB !'BllLA
were eooc." opcnina ol the show, -hicb is a
musicalizcd scene, is really an
idea of hen." 1 Thac. aid Alaric, is why ••a tot
Accordin& to Ballew. she and
Alaric tend to write a ccnaio way
for a particular theater 1r1tf that
theater's audieocc. Earlier this
year. they wroce a vuy
non-typical musical f« Way Off
Broadway Playhouic, which is
more avant·ptde tb&o most
theaters. .. Murder In Moroc:ico ..
was written With NCWpc?rt
Theater Arts Center in nttnd..
.. We knew Wftral people that
wcco affiliated with lhil &heater
that wero reauy wonderful
performers." ahc Wd.. "Wo
'l\OU&ht Wc>Wdn 't lt be run to
write • 5bow few mac PoaPlc.
We ended up ~ o.ly two of
cbOec ~. because by ltie dlio
-. wrote it .,... ol diieM people
of things happen at the last
minute. The ca$t determines how
a certain sons should go."
'We oriJinally envisioned
one kind of girt to play
lbc angenue," said
Ballew ... We h d a a)rl in mind.
She bad an inaedt"ble YOicc, so
we wrote lbCsc tv.o storious
ballads for bcr. Then ~c hired a
girl .-ho's deliahtlul and
aCIOrablc. but lhc's m re o( a
chaiattcr .ctr to v.~ look out
tbe 10arina beautiful son.p and
put iD ~ dWadcr kinds of ..•
lyrics and ~went r01 more
ODIMdy ia tbe ..
..... alto DOlcd that lbc
rell11rii1 paiod for a new
.. ..,.. JI ..,.,. than nOtmal.
bccau.sc if sbc nnd Alaric don't
think a particular scene lS
v.-orkins. they o back and fix it.
Dani also makes changes during
rcbcaruts. and A)'S that v.wking
that way as not easy for the
actors, who reheane four to m"C
hours C\~ry ru ht after ..-otkinJ
their day jobs.
"We ~)' do a scene 10 to 15
times. and 111 y cbanac th t,
cbanac this.,'' id Dani. •Jt i\
hard on the a~t beau~ it i an
origin I pi ce. It' noc Hke a set
boot v.ith ~t 1tU INCtiOf\ that
you vary a little b•t. The ta t h
to be \lety Oe~ le nJ bave 1 \ot
of tOlcta.IXX anJ patience. t h~
to say ow-cut h b«a
wondcrft.tl ...
Once rebcal'Al arc ~r. the
ruJ t fOI tho play bqins:
~DiPL •
~·~~W• .. i!ttnd( .~. ~ .r it,JUf •• i,f .. ,
it and m3de it better Th:u's how
important cril1c:s are to our show.
A criuc's approvil. )cah or n3)'.
doc~'t rc~ll) meJn a~ i
good or b:id. But ~hen )OU go to
try to sell a $ho\\-, if you ha\c
some decent notices. then people
arc more interc ted."
"The point is to get it
produced prorc 1onally." ~J
03ni. "You c:in then get it
pubhsbcd, )'OU h3\'C a poss.iblhty
of getting fO)~tics and g in
further than ju.sr 1 community or
equity Yw-aivcr house ...
While peat nal
ptodu.ction is the uhimarc Co-11.
AJ rk i'1 that he enjoys the
composina proccu oo m:iuer
v.-hat the out
.. There' a k>t of ti ~tion in
it for me pcrson:all ,'' be t tcJ.
.. Ten'f v.Tittcn • fabulou
tc0tt... id Ballew:
• ••1t' ~ tdcrful," :added D n1 .
.. P~c .-111 come out of the
'"'''I~ t be t UfiC),... ¢
Qri,,.....T,..-la a _._..wriW .....
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
..... ~ ....................•........••.•....•..•.......•.....•.....••.
..
r Mel Brooks were
lootin& to the works of
Shake~re for bis next
cinematic spoof. be
Blazing Shakespeare
might pick up 5<>me vaJuablc
pointers from the production or
"The Taming of the Shrew" no
pratfalling all over the Robcn 8 .
Moore Theater auditorium at
Orange Coo~t College.
OCC's 'Taming of the Shrew' borrows
heavily from Mel Brooks' inspired silliness
Each November, OCC has
tumed to the B11rd for a
"ShaL.espcarc Month'' project, and
wmc past triumphs ba~e included
"Hamlet," "M:icbcth" and "King
Lear." This lime around, however,
the accent is on comedy -tbe
ph)~ial, slapstick. burlesque
variety that makes "Noises Off'
look like "Masterpiece Theater."
By TOii i'l'l'OB, L o c a l T h c :i t c r:
Of aU of Shakespeare's plays,
"Shrew" probably is the most
adaptable to this below-the-belt
Sl)'IC o( humor, since it was a lusty,
quite physical piece to begin with.
In the Mnds of director Joo Sidoli
(~ho st:igcd "M:acbcth" and played
"Lear"), there arc no hoWs baned
and no achticks unturned·-even
down to Brooks' favorite ''walk this
way" gimmick."
Wbcr~ problems &tUe ore in the
areas or timing. of slowing the
rhythm oT i.be show &o
aocommodalc the jotes -each
mention ol Pisa. for inslan«,
causes the cast &o lean lieCt en
muse. acic:ompankd by appropriate
creakin& sounds. When Padua. the
pby's sett.ma. is meutionCd. a ebcc:r
erupts from the blc1ebcn where
those not imolYed m lhc ac:tioo arc
watdling.
Amon& all the sight pp.
pratlalls and rim ~
.. IDU$lt man" Bryp itrince, wbo
"accompaaicl" tbe comedy), the~
collqia&e .ccors strain mlchtily for
Quusro•11&a Tua.A •llOl'O
PndalJa lbouDd la OCC't WI'~ of Shrew.• Shown here an
(Eop ID boaam) P.J. ,......,. Lom1i IWnka aod Kati PctcnoD.
4 Ow"' ca.a WI I I Ind I Thur8d9y, Pbwnblr 11. 1883
coherence. Often the d ialogue tS
muddled, sacrificed to the
wham-bam tempo, yea ahe n.scncc
of the show remains. amplified by
a ~-enthusiastic: cast.
Daniel J. Combs is a somcwhal
callow PcLrUcllio, the mercenary
suitor, but bis br&SMcss is
i.Df ectious and his stage athkticism
imprcs.Wve. KathJccn O<N.d
enricbcs her roJe of Katherine v.ith
a dctcn:DUlation that balances her
dcfacieocy ol doailiw.ion. and her
physical combat SCCMS with Combs
arc brutally Cunny.
Outst.anding in support arc Anna
fiizwater in the traditionally male
role of Pctruchio's squire, Gn1mio.
and David Henshaw as the aACient
FYI
Grcmio. orlc of three pun.ucn ot
Kate's s~tcr. Bilnca. fluv.atcr
c.-h1bi1s a h•I riou howub and
aptitude Cor wackincu that bohten
her scenes considerably. •hile
HeMhaw'1 snarted curmudieoo u
stniJbt Crom any ol teYCral
MoUerc comcdteS.
amon Hill the pis· Cat.be r
joUificd Burp:u Mucdilb's
P npin charte:ter Crom the old
.. unan .. TV ICria.. •bile Ncaat
R . IWCet)y scductM: as the
Cair Bia . Kart Pcnon. PJ.
Agnew and Cta11 Morpnti p~1dc
solid support u her 'uiton.
The s.bow-Qeali.na Loreru
Ramirez captures bcr audience
witb her petite beauty and
aynuwlic psto u BiondeUo, a
hl&h·voha.gc KNUt. On the other
end of the enero scale J:s Brewster
loud's du.II, unhuplr~ Vincencio,
f11hcr of one or 1bc disguised
suitors (a familiar Shlle5peaOaft --
device).
Sidoti bas created a u1ihtariari
ensemble (drc sed like a ~d
company or "Qodspell") .,tuch
111rrcaks ha\'OC durin1 the
tranSiuonal 1oequenccs. Htll's wlt
o ( ~cepina the mse with bis iwc
cmo,,.mc PIB e• a wen.. Cata
p~
ANNUAL HFALTH CHECK-UP
lrif ii s ttllll aliJOd ·-· ... •aoa..tmtf ..tt.t
t8otlpfatTtlti ..
• 10 .m• Niel I S••ll•• •111111
t C..,1b1k1• 8fflll A·a'f1h
(111bec1• Aa11fll1)
• Nidrltloe/faK .. 1 •sr.m 1tl1• .
Satardav. Nov•-IMtr ZOt•
9:00 •--S:OO p ..
~ ' .
bud it apcciaby memor .a tile
duriaa these moments.
If you like )'OUI SMke~.11c
serwd up lknny HlU·St)lc. "'':'
subtlety thrown 10 the '*lnJ'>. ' 11
ccnainly enjoy OCC'• "Tamm~
ahe s~ ... 0
TOlll TICIU b • lrtt-laotr .. ,,,, r
do ,...,..., lktl't'f' rrsuJ•rl) fur
*· De"1 l'Uof.
111 I \\,,,I,! I 1il l etf
\111.; ._. · -llwn.'._
1 111, I ' I !11 1in-'.
~
0 ?TKll llUIT 11UTll ..................
WHlt PllAtllll
Dec. 3-12 .,......., ......
Stl·SM ••c... ..... ..........
0141,.._ en•--= -----·-.................
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Co~edy is not pretty
SCC's 'Man Who Came to Dinner'
suffers from acting-tndigestion
wta Mc ., Southern Caltlomia Collqc hu tried its band at
theatrical histoty. and wilb Wky ruuJts bas produced the
Kaufman ud Han timc·hooottd c1assac, uorhc Man Who Came
To Oinnct." Oirec:ior Dr. Morris Ptkc has called bis show a .. comedy of
manners,•· but h• Castin& makes ii better described as a coaxdy ol
errors.
•"Tbc Man Who Came To Dinner" is 'a c:bS;Sic play, dcmed Crom lbe
authors' penonal cxpcricoc:c wilb a wcU tnowo but CJllC'CCdingJy rude
bouJc pell. The sjp.ntic cw ol Lbis show warrants the ability to cast
~ny people ol all types. &D opportunity cherished in cducatioo:tl
1hc~tcr. Pike has \lll!Of'tuoaaely misuse~ this dwM:e.
Pike bas pbycd more with sender than downtowa San Fraoci.sco. The
roles ol Dr. Bradley and Professor Metz. written for men. are played by
v.-omeo. Heather Price and ~ilar Ryan were odtbc:r stunninc nor bofinl.
but we know from hisloty that i.o prc--World War II Amcri~ the
number of female doctors-and proCcsscn could be counted oo one hand.
This astina is quite simply anxbronistic. Pake should ~ lboupt of
historical c:orttdneu first. and politkaJ correctoess second.
DuieUe Vinson and Cllris Sheets as lbe owners of lbc rudely invaded
home wullt uoimpreuivcly oo and off ·~· Sheets has a clearer vision of
his rol~ but seems c:onluscd of bis di.alcct. As their children Mau
Ncwmu and ·April Joy Petcnon look '*Ser I.ban their parents. and have
considerably las CDCIJ1.
Described as .. Portly Sheridan Wbhciide," Rich Martina is. on the
contrary, quite slender. This is bis only major fauJ~ however, and
M:ar1int remains the best cast actor oo the itage. Tbouah he lacks the
sardonic Vt-it inherent ia bis character and is abo poofused about his
a«cnt. be ii powerful and ialth'Gidatina - a nrona prcse.oc:c on st•cc.
Even from his wbcelcM.ir, Mattina contains mote cncro than 1he rest of
the cut combined. and lbe humor of the scrip& carries through despite
problems whh dcli'tcJy.
Magic Cutler, ~tary to Mr. Whiteside. is played by JoAnne W:adc
as an emotionless 'Whina. Wade docs ncM chaoie her YOCa1 frequency
once, and her aprcssk>ns are Seu variable. As a balanc:c. James L Youna plays Magic's new k>Yer. the o~per maa Ben Jcacnon,
:admiRbb'. Youna only falters wbc.n he attempts to ec:t drunk. portrayuaa
a ('arlature reminUccnl ol a "just ~1 no" commercial.
t.tomuent seems to be a better area for Pike. Presented with a cast
lOO Wac for bis Cumitute'-'Jadcn siqe. Pitc l'DID'l'Ct to mow bis acton
around their <*tacks ~u. kccpi.aa wit.b.Ua the bow:id.arict ol motivatioa.
The oaly c.u:ieptioG is wbea viw e.xpc»ilioa lioa ue rad ~ to t.bo
Jide and toward upi5tqc by an act1a.1 with que1doaabk diction, rcsult.1.n1
in c:onlusion for ftm·timc viewers. Thia cxpcndablc area of the sc1 man
the otherwise weU dcsiancd set by Roben WyalL
Makevp and Uahtlna really '*' a burdea on the product.ion. Cat.ed on
and uaatratcd ace makeup by EathJecG Actermao. ud lbo use ol
strict~ cool-colored tell (break.int the F"ant Coauuncbncnt of the
listltiat Bible) by li&btial dcsipc1 Olris Sbeets combiae to live lho
KtOn a aJctl1 aook,. u ll the.re wen u outbreak ol the Ou..
The ~credits prop ao... from Rucbo s .... CoUeae aad
Soulia Coell ~· Si8CI aM, _,. uslill bonomed "'°"'it..,....
havt ..... ab 10 .. a Ral f.crptiU ~ (ar at ac... W\Maa
.,...... ll*f) imaad ol a pl)Wood coClia.
Htim0t II RlatM. 11 ii rue l1'M a l*'J wma '8 die J9lOI will
re.-&u, more tbu '° Ja11
m ..... ~·~-... ~--ne MM Wbo C..
Tc> DiMct"' nwr •.,,,,,,...
Md fWMtJ • &M day II Wll
writ .... It ii .... ~ ..... tu.ml
pod lituature blao d.-k
bteratun. II ~ foruaua.. dariup. wt the ~ere clMd. O
n
wk
!J
MWI --Wl-1111 mlftuaa."' __ , ..•. ,...
~·"A
cann':~ -·-·· ,..,,, I _,_,, ... ,..,.,
:tttht'll*H• .... ~ _,_,,....,..,, _,_,,..,.,..,., "911-.a. Tmlma ,,,.
I IF .... ,. ':.1'-···---·.'i: ...., .. ,, --·---...
••
Tidbits • • •
JIR. he Orchid Restaurant Bar and Grill at 3033 South Bristol
~has expanded and now, they are presenting live
entertainment every Friday and Saturday nighL Fine
Persian cuisine, a daily happy hour, and a 20 percent
discount on Friday and Saturday nights will keep things Jively.
Food's good, too! ... Trees owner Russell Armstrong~ ·
honing his carving set in anticipation of his annual carving
demo to be held at Trees on Monday at 4 p.m. Free to the
public, the popular event is always booked solid -phone
now for reservations, 673-0910 .... Speaking of classes, a
lesson in "sumptuous holiday hors' d'oeuvres" will be
presented by Susan Kaitz at Sfuui, plus a secret recipe for
fabulous eggnog, on Saturday, Dec. 4. 520 per person. To
enroll, phone 548-9500 .... Award-winning Guy Sockrider,
the chef de cuisine at Slades Harvest Restaurant a.nd Bar, has
a marvelous autumn menu planned for Thanksgiving to enjoy
in the restaurant or at home. Wild mushroom and wild rice
bisque, hazelnut vinaigrette on wild greeru, fresh sage or
chestnut and apple dressing, and tons more. Take-home
orders must be placed this week. Phone nJ-1043 for
take-home ordering details. Slades is at 327 Newport Center
Or. <>
Add
"lpcu.icular lX.ean 't..,l.ic; and soothmg piano a~com
panimcnt complemen1 rhe fmesl holiday cuisine al
our £es11vc: <. tc:lo'M.m· Thanksgiving Buffet Speetal
magt( performanu·~ Jdd w 1he celebrauon Buffet
S<.'f\'CO 11 a m rn l) p.m 'ilD
l hursda}. No\'rmha 2 5. l'llf "attrfnllll
Adulr-. $lb 95. lhildrcn $12 95 ~~
r or a mcmorahlt.> ThJnks~1vmg. call Bl'«ll ~
Tht' Waterfront H1hon Beach Reson.
2 1 IOO Paulic Coast H1gh\\a~.
liuntmgtlm Bcalh. C..A
(714) 960-787)
Marla Bird is a free-
lance writer who writes
about restaurants week-
ly for Weekend. Her
regular dining review
appears today on page
14.
Thanksgiving Bonus: ScoU'•
Sdfood Crill aad Bu is offcrin'
)'OU 1 chuce lo cnpy a laYi:sh
ThanUJivina f~ut and help otbcn
11 the wnc tune. On Th.anbcivtfta
0.J)', Mi.nqcr Mart K.tda s.ays
th:.t a portion or l.M day's pro-
ceeds v.-ilJ be con1ributed 10 Ullkccl
Wa7 of Orngc C.ounty. A trad1·
11onaJ (our-course turtcy dlnncr
"'ith 5tulfan1. ma.shed potatoes and
VIN'/ cmts S2&9S per pcr)\1n
Mcaowbile, their food ,1 i·c '°
benefit nsu continues :rnJ dll'Cf'S
who brina at leas& '2 caru ,,1 : .. :xi co
Scot1·1 will tu:erwe SlO off Ii ... 11 °'
dmner ctmi (iaduding 11 ..
pin& Olj). SCcMt'I at :l3 1 ' Un;.:
lOI St. lo ScNtb C,m.st Pl.i. I l I
Center. Fat
919-2~ 0
Ple••e.,..
FerlNaaer
....... r
Wfflle11• Br11ntth
Sabah'• -OtWlrltf ~
" Ct1icl80 .. -.. brotJOfll ,..__.,.torcu~
"*' ~ -'*'"'° ~ ~ .. 1930't.
TodlJ, 1111 in & pmon
~-....... ·~ ,.,.,., " .... tllll'l 1ood PNPlfld nm 411r nt IUIOlltO
s -·--"' ~ pnoe ,,.. "°"' Thi f~ •
... .. • c.r ... ' Cltlmn
.... ,,. .... "' -..... fWll
Air Ae9 ••• Cd ,.....,
111 ---• .._. _.
Back-To-Back
Baby· Back Ribs.
Hurry into Tony Roma' and Older our original Baby &ck
Ribs, Sweet Carolina Honeys or Spicy Cajun Rim at the regular
menu pria.? of a full slab. And we'll h-ep 'em coming.
r~··•••••••••••••••••••··~
I I
I I
I I
I I
I I
I I
I
I
I
I
I m I
~ ....................•... ~
'I tDIW I 11811 ..
Newport Beach couple learning biz quickly
MAM: MAlmM Plf01'0
Mudn uc1 learoa ·1-ambcrt emJc '° ar Chanblelair rcsuun.nt.
sencraJ manaser. bas opted to uay
and~ become part owner with
the Lambcrts.
11le Lambcrts. who have no
prcvic;>us restaunnt experience,
~ere well-known to Oiantecl.W
staff members linc:e they dlne.d
twice a week over the p»t seven
years at the Frcocb-Cootinental
rcstawut located across from
Joba Wayne AUpot1.
.. We Celt as j( we owned the
table, and when we beacd the pl~ce
was beina put on the market, we
decided to buy the whole thing. It's
a way ol liCc with us -our bobby
-mote than that. it's ow family."
Ibc ~(oot·l-loch Lambert
played tournament tennis in lhe
'10s and sustained trauma lO
nerves in a tcMis accident He
turned bis hish encro levd to real
estate, business consulting and a
~lop\n& affection for
~nltdair. His wile Carol. Yrho
worked as a pan-time school
administrator and at the Fullenon
School District's Gtftcd and
Talented Education pros.ram.
FEATURING
FRESH CHARBROILED
KING
SALMON
s99s
shores his enthusiasm for the new
busmes.s, and they arc both pha>ing
out of other careen to devote full
time to &earning the ropes at
Chanteclair.
GhaJama has hired Salvatore
Tona as e.xecutl"c chef. Tor13's
past experience includes work at
the Ritz and AntooeUo's. Sous chef
Jean Picnc Pass.ac:acana comes
from France and was a chef at tho
Hilton.
Carol 1..ambcn, a member of
The Sophisticates and the Harbor
Ridge Cub, plans to c:ontinue the
Chanteclair's involvement in
ch3ntable events. She is currently
"orlting on the restaurant's
Chnstmas progr.ims.
l.3mbert said, .. O\er the past
~'Cn )elll'S. "'c came 10 reali1c
that the full potcnt13l o(
Ch.antccbtr was not being realized,
and we pl:in to gi\e it all the lo\ing
atl~taoo and hard w-ork al
deserves. It ~a' built an 197$, and
Newponers h:Jvc supported ll from
the stan. We pl3n to keep it that
way.
"We arc pl:lllning a menu
update; n~er, lighter items on the
menu; prices which arc somewhat
more compctu~'C and "ith Ma.wod
Ghal~'s expcnisc, "'C thmk it's
going to be going strong for at
lea!.\ another 17 years." 0
ORDER FROM OUR
FISH MARKET
OPEN FOR LUNCH
AND DINNER
RlClPl fOlOERS FOR GRIUI
WOOO ON YOUR BBQJ
A FRESH . NEW
SfAFOOO MENU
EVERY DAVI
' GRJU \\1TH
~ME5QJITE
'cHAACOAl
•
on't call Oanicl Volk a
yo-yo ... He might
agree with you!
VQlk is a
professional yo-yo cxpen who
has been playing with the ·
spinning toy for a living since
1976. He's bringing his
repertoire of yo-yo tricks to
the Discovery Center's Launch
Pad at Crystal Court in Costa
Mesa for six shows this
weekend.
After working for the
Duncan Yo-Yo Co. as a yo-yo
.demonstrator, Volk was hired
by Coca-Cola to do
promotions utilizing the yo-yo.
After 12 years, Volk landed
un "The New Smothers
Druthers Comedy Hour.,~,
Tommy Smother's "Yo-Yo
Guru." For the past three
)C.m, Volk has been touring
the cuuntry "'1th his show,
"luch includes classic tricks
like! "Walk the Dog," "Rock
the Cradle" and "Loop the
Loop," which he helps
children in tbe audience learn
how to do.
Along with yo-yos, Volk
pe-rforms with spinning tops,
demonstrating many of the
basic principles of physics
such as rotational momentum
and energy conservation .
"I mention all the physical
principles that arc taking .-
place and how they work,"
explained Volk during a
INT
Daniel Volk _
' sr~INGS
~KIDS
ALONG
FYI
MCA~ '"Yo-Yo. and Spinning
Toys,• a celebfa11on of the
wt2ofdry o1 ~ Yolk
WHltl: Lo\.nCh Pod at Crvt-
tal Court. 3333 leaf St., Colfo
Mela
WHlN: 11 a.m. and 1 and 3
p.m. laMday and Sunday
HOWMUCH: $S
MOii INfO: 5"-2061
phone interview from his
home in San Francisco. "But
it's not a science lecture."
The Launch Pad's Science
Store will have yo·yos
available for purchase
following the show, but Volk
says that's not just btcausc
he's going to be 1hcrc. Yo-yo's
arc a common gift shop 11cm
at museums and science
centers.
"It's a toy that s~1cnce
teachers and phy ics teach~
like to use 10 show their
students n few things about
different pb)sical l.t\\W J
principles," said YoUI ··1t·~
something that children arc
familiar "'ith and ha\c plJ)Cd
with."
Volk said that lcarnin~
yo-yo tricks 1 n't thJt dift1cull
once you ge1 going. _.,.
"Once you learn ~me ol
the basic things. a lot of the
other ones are just \aria1ion'
on basic tricks. The onc1, "'ith
two yo-yo's take some
practice."
Volk wall include
two-handed tricks hle ··Roller
Coaster" and "Man on the
Aying Trapeze" in Jlas
half-hour shows, nnd he'll be
available to answer questions
and teach various yo-yo
tricks. 0
Olympians skate into ~erlorming Arts Center
ave you ever watched the
Olympic fiiure skating com·
petition on television and
wish you could sec it in person?
Well, the Orange County Perform-
ing Arts Center as letting you have
your w~h. The World Cup Figure
Sk:uing Champions show. n new ice
spectacubr lhlU rearurcs Ol)'mp1c
and World sutina champions. 1s
coming to town for one show only
1his Friday at 8 p.m.
The ska1ers who arc panicipat·
ma in the show have won a total or
nine Olympic medals and more
than 370 total na1iooaJ, interna-
tional and world medals. The per·
ronnen include recent Olympic
ch.mj)Wns Marina K.limova llld
Scraei Ponomarenko, Olympic
me4a1ilt ~iubctb Manley, 1993
U.S. Pro-Am National champion
C.al)1a ~.and Olympic cbam--
pions Elena Vakwa and Olea Vas-
silicv. The entire production bas
been directed and 1taacd by World
Champion Randy Gardner and
David W. Gravatt.
AccordinJ lo Deborah Kaltort,
who is promotina the national tour,
when lhe show has played other
cities people have called wantina to
know if it's a ftlm.
"When people think of the Or·
ange C.Ounty Performing Arts Cen-
ter, they don't think about an iclc
rink on that stqe," Aid Kahoft
durina a recent phone interview.
"It's actually an incrcdal>le show ••
You're very intimate with the abt·
crs."
The bia question is: How do )OU
set an Ice rink onto the Al&C ol
Seaemrom HaJI?
Tho portable rink that lt u.ed la
the show wu de~ aMf built by
Don Yontz.~ to Yoacz.
the rink is 40 feet by ~ feet, ud
takes about 2A boun IO wt up.
"We'\IC ~ IOlar collcc&or
material ao low-lftlp rel.rfaeta&kill
heat ll'IDller, ~ aPlaiMd Yam.
••tn other Wordl. w pd ... a
Jiut IOlar colAec:lar • : ..... ...
---~18'199
sembles a watcrbcd frame. \\ c
pump super-cold ant1.frcc2c
lhrougb that is about S degrees
Fahrenheit. When you throw water
on the coils, it will frceu."
Yontz said that to sa-.c 11me
build.in& up the 2~ tnches or ICC
needed to sltate on, about 10,000
pounds or en.ashed ice is thrown on
top, then waler poured 00 lOp or
that.
Souods like the ice rink and the
sbtcn have somcthina in common:
You haYe to sec h to bcUCYC it. O _., CllrinopAcr l'ftJa
m ........ a. ......
"OCMr'f\JI w
WI Oa .. c.....,,_.
...... Ml c..... • twn c.... Dr .. c.-..... ...._..... ... ................ ...................... .... , .. _
································~······
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• f • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
r. An Davis is a
JJ$1C~He·•an
cduc:a&or. He .. a
1 m111kian. You could .., .mtc • bOok about ucb
• 1reer. Heck. JOU couJd write two ouou about bls in•uical career.
!'\01 only is the Costa Mesa
rrnJent a nocc.J jau musician, but
he\ a clwkally trained bas$'1t as
.-e ll Named the .. No. l BusUt'' in
D 1~ nbe~1·1 famed lnternational
l 1.11c'• Pou. be'• cons:tdered the
1 Id'• c1c:ltC$t double bas.sisL
'1tta ""-anl credits? Hqw about
\ 1 Ul:akey? Couot Buie? Dizzy
llc~pie" Oil Evan.i? ()ulncy
i;,! l..enA Home.?~ Roach?
I c ~UC Orc~ra?
I here s 11.M> the Nalion2I
"' mphony. 1be Mctroaolitan .Open
·.he,1r11, '~New York
lurmonic. Arturo Toac:anlJ\1's
"'mphuny or lhe Alt, even lhe
1 h:mJcd Oraftgt County
'> nphuny.
l.u,,), whole ofTiciaJ .. ~ "en
" 5())." has a~arcd wash Judy
1rl~nd, Barban Streisand and
11.inl \YilWJm. nd re rckd ""1th
I •b O)bn. J n Dcn~cr and
1·, tcr. Paul and Maty. He's a.bo
.it three albums ot hi> ow.n.
1 lu jazz qu rttl -•hkh
• ".luJcs famed .-oodv.lnd player
!luJJy Collene anc1.-roni,h1
"! l'* .. dl)lmmcr Jeff Wans -
r rfonns at Oranp Coaat Colle&e
'.'>.1urJay niJht. Tbc ~au
Jl-o pby cWsicaJ telections
.l.:Cl>mpacued oa.1J by Loi AnJCLc:s
J•n1lbannonic OrdlCStra pianai1
Z113 Ca.mo.
O\~r lu.nch recutty, spc•kinJ in
:> Jeep baritODe tbat seemiqJy
,,nls 10 depths~~ lus
t'3U str\ftp. \M ~·
O;nis nptalMd thlit WI mus.icaJ
J0um9 bcpii whit pianO at
3gc S U) Ml homl 9Af Hurisbu.rs.
P J . His lllGGef Md Wber bad no
musical bedcatOMd. and b1I
"povcn)°"l:lricMa" lamily ~'t
oifford 10 owa • piuo. To pnctice
31 home.,,_. An ~d lhc
pi:ano" ln his bead. ••1 didn't
realize h, but I hid perfect pit.eh."
His Camily mcMd two ran
la1cr, and DaVil didD't ~ up
another instrumtnt W\til the end of
elementary tchc>o&. Wbe1I be aenJed
on the tuba .. fof tbe CCA\nl rc.l300
there wa nolbiQI tile ... Ho didn't
s1an studyiq ball .ail hl&h
• '•hicb .. ~ ... pvt h1I
lint dwftl Ncieal .. a do anisa
l)ft tbc ..,.. ..... Davia..,.., .... ·~ju:& mUilic
u.ntil .... -.......... who ... caup& M 1 MI . blll It llM local
YMCA.~lha~ Parbr 1ae ~ 1n*OcS
the--~ WMclrawalO
the...,. ... ··-lM .......... )'CMa ClOlilll I ' • ,.;.... Md le ==-... ~--~ 9M 0 1• 11taa ' , ... _._ =-=-':::a.-: ...... · ............... : UdMll 'drr .. -..... ._ o..-111,...,... • ,.,..
RENAISSANCE
Dr. Art Davis is a psychologist, an educator, a husband, a father of two
oh, yeah, and the world's greatest double-bassist By MATT coKEa
Double-bassist 0... Art Davis and bls jau qU.u"tct perform Sa~y night at Orange ~ CoUcgc.
top m.WC ICbools. Bcta\IX his
father died v.hcn An was youna.
aod he bad to care roe h~ 1ick
mother, be siaycd dole to bome.
sptauin.J Li.me be1v.'Ced Jwlaard and
tho MaAhanaa School of Music.
One nisbt in 19S8. while dttin&
in the auclicnce at a Mu Roach &i&. a friend io the band asked
DaV&) a! he could fill ia Cor the bass
player. •bo hadn't a.rri\ied. At
Roxh's wPnlo Davb ound up
ptayin1 the t.a\lre Kt -C\-'tn weU
after the rcaular bass pla)Cr had
lhowsa up. ScM:ral months later,
Roach c:aUcd Davis and c.J if he
coWd pa the band fuU-4~. That
bepn a cwo,ear usociadcn Da\'is
v.-e.ot oe to play twO ycan with
Dizzy Oilae.ipMt. Asked lf he
realized at tbs time he wa ~
.ath ... ol tbe lqcnds le JUI.
DaYit .....end that tk New Yort
ju& aae woulde'l allow 10Uftl
mNlkit• to poMel l'Uida --. •ta Ne.-Yott. tbcy cba'l care. ll'a
• .,... ..... tbey .. , t¥C9
talk :'°.~ .a,.,.. flOM joWlll(..lf ~·,. IM MW Ui a. ....................
la M211• -0.. ... .. ........... , ... . ..................... '' ............ .. GI 1111 M'nr A ': •
Ill ....... t 114 ''°"· ,.,.. ..... ., •• h ....
r.o )Ca.rs .. 1th Gillespie's bud,
Oa"'u deadcd he'd had coou.ab of
the ro:ld and ,otned the NBC
Orch~ua IJ\ New York in 1962.
He was the )'OU.nlCSl musiaan in
the orchestra, and be and Oark
Ttny were the fU'5t of their race.
"We could 1deotily with Jad.ic
Robinson. He bad to go through a
k>t at fint, and we had to JO
throu&b that " Davis remembered
berna appto3ched by NBC otncia.ls
-.ho told him he "can't take t>Cr' or
unpro\'LSC durina musical numbers..
After playing awhile with the
orchestra on show's ho tcd by Jack
Pur, Johnny Canon and Dinah
Shore. be received a doublc-ed£ed
c:omplimeru: He was lOld oo~
otncials bad been Wltcbina him
ud that they appccciated bow
wcU-btba\-ed he had beeA.
D ma mo played duriaa \his = wfth NBC1 tOlf1 ol &be >Jr, Olbet
~udfnzlt......da. ..,.. ~ s. tCCMCI and
oo.merdtl ;..-Bui~
................ cilian
... , ... He ....... up .................... ..,.,. ... ..._. .... atler
.. .._ JW' Dillil ldl oomklen
m:=i=::=.~IO 11t1• 111 • -~ 11aa ~ beifta '
run by bigh·socicty t)pt"S -.ho
prefer ~in& lhe skin color of their
musicians the same as their own.
Instead of gnping about conditions.
Davis is worksna on the in.siJe to
chaoae them. He s.ilS on mus~i:in
union boards in Loe Angeles.
He's also .. 'Ori.ina on the in>iJe
of people's p )'(he. He bad a
10.)"C&r relationship with the l:uc
John Coltrane, not as the
legendary jazz (saxophonist's) ba~
phl)"Cr. but as a Criend Coltrane
tried three umc~ to ~ct 03\IS in his
band. but the b:i~t olw:a) h:iJ to
bow out becau)C he was comm111cJ
to other poup He bclic"cs thal
made Coltrane m;p«t him more,
and they became c:onfi.cbntcs..
"Hc~d ask my advice ••• on
mane"' pcna.inin& to life 1Q ccncraJ. and IOCDC snU$GJ thiq$ .•
• . ~~~d always told me to act l'd becll u uQOffec:ial
~ to a lol ol snusicians. •:
. lle ·iocit a break Crom NBC ud
caroUcd iA HunlCI eoue,. .. New
Yott. aod WCI WCllt '° illcdtcaJ ~al New York lhlMnity.
Wlllile ........ 'I at t ~
halpit8'11119'7, M lcanedol CGMM"I...._., .. .......... nm. .... lips in
.............. ~ot
............ De¥il .....
..... ~ flliily.Md
.. Gii ......... ol &M .Johll
1.'.41 ........... -
Coltrane Cultural Socie ty. •
To cope v.ith Coltrane'!> de:uh.
D:Ms retired from j:lll for 10 )Cllh
:ind immersed himself in school
He did teach music on the side :ind
played in orchesu;:i pia on
Bro.adway. "In betv.een scenes, I'd
h:i'e my boo~s out.'' He now h~ 3
pri\ ale practice in Newport 13cach
He mO\icd to Southern ·
C3hfornia in 1986 OUl or tl desire
'to gel out of the E<lsl Coast cold
lkcau5e h1> wife of 29 )Can.
Gladys, has re p1ratory problem\,
th~ had to a\01d )mog and seukd
on C<nta Me>i The Oa\ls~ b:l\c
tw o !l.Ons Kimaili. :?.O. who I> in lhc
in uran~c busme~ anJ Murc11h1.
25. \!oho worli.s v.11h VISTA --0 r:ingc C~t Collcgi:
appruad1ed ham about
becoming a.n :idJund
prufc\)()r of music an ICJ 7. A
IOO·mcmbcr Art Dan~ fan club
cmcri;cd out o( an e:irhcr 1e::ich1ng
s1 in1 :tl Lullenon Col cgc foUowcJ
him 10 OCC. The club h:i .. been
rcn::imcJ Ektt.:r Ad,antJi> .. i. for
Student\ anJ Soc:1.:t~ or U ~!>S. JnJ
11 gr'-'C" money to studcnh Jnd
Orange Count~ ·s nccJ) The
groups 1hird annuJI fund·r.mm,;
Jinncr "111 be I pm Dec. 5 at 1hc
ll'\mc Holiday Inn
03\ls also JOIOS other J3U art1\h
such as Buddy Collc1tc m going II>
schools and pl:a}11\g free to
youngsters. Da' is bemoaned the
lxli. of mu.sic education he h~
found even in afOucnt Orange
County. "In Jap:an, sixth-grade l id>
know "'ho Ourlie Park.er is. ..
On top of ~erything else, Davis
plays with orc~ras oo mouon
picture soundtracks and will
appear on screen as a mus~ in
such upc:omins ratms :i.s "Lush
Life." "l..o\-c Altair .. and ''The
Sh.idov.."
How 1111oukl a true Ren:ia~ce
man like Dr. Art Dans lilc IO ~
remembered. A5 a world·rcOC)'ll.ncd
musicUn? A belO\cd educator?
Thcr3p1~l., Budding )Cfcen i.t:ir"!
To 3l\5Wer, he borr~ed Manin
Luahcr Kin& Jr.'$ answer 10 the
s:ime quC$taon. "As a human being
A hu.maniuirian I've done ·
'iOmethinc to tr) to ch:angc life for
C\el)One."
Oh, there is one other thin&
He'd like someone to remember 1t
wa m~ans like hjm "'"ho made
it pos.sible four decades a.co for •
)OUn& jaa pl~)"tr li\e Branford
Marsahs tot y 1cad the bud
th.at src--out Ol the ordacstra
Oa\is broko banius to jotQ.
.. We had 10 take a lol oC 1ufT. In
the ~ N.Q. it paid oa." 0
Mall ('.Mir ,. ..,,.,. e/. Mll!hm~
m
~ MOM OOl.ced
IA SJ: Oea:p: C... COl-
.._..,._MllllCllllllMcil
Wlmt .......... -..............
llOll .-0: al~
•
••
•
--
............................•...................... ·······································~·········· •• ············~······································ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
ART
Art Museums
• Newpott H.arbor Art MuSfilm 850 S.n
Clemente Dm-e Newport BeK'h, 759-
11 22. O.ivld Soll~ WOtks on uh1bit thl'Ol.ldl
Nov 28. Works by Lill.a l.ocurto <lnd Wll·
li.1m Outc.iult on \lfW thfl>Ulh Dec. S
"Tilt' fOUflh NeY>'l)Ott Bien,,..T Southetn
•• C.ilifomkl," fe.:itunng the W()(b ol 18 new
.1nd emerging lill'ots in • v.ariety ol medi.a,
conunues thrOUfti .I.an 30 Hour\ 10 • m ·
5 pm TuesdaY·Sund.iy ~ng lime frt.
dJr> 1> 8 pm ~ ~ lot <ldults: Sl
lor ~'°' cuizens <lnd Sludcnu and frtt for
ch11dr"" under 1 2 .ind mernbt>rs
Community Galleries
• C.app C.ire Building W~ To--r. ~u·
rely h cilic Building [.bl To"tt. 4000
,._\.kArthur 81\d . .ind Firsl lnten~le
Building \\N Tower, 5000 Bordi St,
Newport Buch, 760-9648 Art Re'SOUrce
Croup, L<tgun.i Bc.ich pr~nts • mi11td
med1.i ~w cur.lied by R:ly ~ <ind
1,•.11uring tilt' ~ bl fiW" .1111.u. includ•ns
)h°''Y v~s.ill• of Newport Bc•c.h
• Cost.a MH.i Art Le.igue C..l!.ry 1661
Sc >Ylh Co.bl Pt.u.i Vil~. 8'1.)1.()1 Street •nd
, S.1n1lower Aven~. S..nu ~. 540-6430.
l.1m.l..c;ipe p.11n11ngt by M.lr1lou I~
on \l(.'\\I 1hrough Nov 2&. llours·. ru. m
'> pm l1J<....d.i'1'·!"kl1urd.ly: 11 .a m.·S pm
on )uncMy F rtt adm&IOl'I
• John W•yoe Aireott 3151 Amwy A\e ,
'" lhe Thom.as F Rtley Tl'r•nlnJl's dep.lr·
lure ~el ~le Rot'" 1-4 .ind 11·14, C<M.. ~ 2S2·S2H 'The \~11d Blue
Yonder'' .l\l.llK>f'I nose •11 on displ.Jy 6
o1 m 10 11 p m; d.t•ly IN~ Nov. 29
F rtt .Jdmmion. ·
• "t'Wf>O'I S..ich Oty H~ C.illtty 3 300
Nt"Wport Blvd , ,.._port Be~. 644· J 150.
· 199.J f.iU )Utied Art Show," featuring
"~wt...s by ~-pott Be.ch .vtaU. on v.ew
1h1ouJ11 }.In ) Haun: B • m S p m
Wttk<layt frtt ldmlUOOf\.
• Newpon Buch PubUc Ubt•ry Newpo'1
(enleor Br•nch. BS6 S..n Cleme-nle Ori~. l'O~port Bc.Kh, 64<4·3191. "Poetly, fruit
Dec 30 Hours 10 • rn.·9 pm. Mond.ly-
Frd<ly; 10 .t m 6 pm Soltutd.iy; .nct 11
•.m.-6 pm. S...nd.ly. frtt ~
•·I f1m fe•t.hers .ind fur," .an ~ ol 1nk
.ind w•lerrob' p.llntings on OOMUI ~ ~ K.ly IC.ti~ Menefe•u, on ~
throu'11 Nov )O. Houn: 9 • m .9 p.m
Mond:.y· Thuri.cUy: 9 •.m -6 pm. Frdl(; 9
"m 5 p.m S..ll.rrd.ay; noon-S p.m. s-m. •!!!lm!!l!!!!!!9=!!!m!!!!!!!!!!lml!!!!!!!!!!!l~!!!!!!~llllllllllll!!mllllll-!!l!llll!!lm!!!l!l!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
d.ly f rtt .idmmion.
...
•OrAJtP CoMt c.ou.u. 2701 f~
Ito.Ml, C'.Olt.I Mes&, 02·'Jol9. "MJIO' fte.. fl«t.ions on AIOS," 1 miJled,mecf&a CX>Mec·
hon ~.iwrinl the worb ol n4M ~ who
d«.il v.ich ~mud themes. on display
'" the Art C.ilny eod.ry ~ Dec.. ''· Opcon•l!J rec.eption M p.rn. T Und.Jy. !tq•
ul.u ~liefy h6un: 9 .a.m.·3 p.m ~
Thurid.ay\ and 7-1.:lO f m !fw rina ancf
th.rd Mondi)" Mid 'huf10¥ "' the month. frM ~-
• Orup Couttty Cent.r few ConteMpo-ruy M 3621 W MKAtthut 8"'11. Sf*:it
111 5..int.I AN, 5<49'-4989. Ari eichebet ol
BOAT PARADE
. DEC 17-23
Rauve now for poupt or individuab
• Dine In The Rataurant
• Cruise In lbe Parade
All At A Surprisingly Affordable Price
CALL 675~5777
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
COMMUNITY EVENTS
" 8 f.uhion l~Wtd ,11 l~,.. (ou1u1t' ~k.fl
"-port C~lt( 011~t' .ibq..~ P,K1I<( (IM"
lfp.ty, NN>J>O" ~oKh. 721 WOO The "'°PP~ m.dl s MW'lu.tl T rttlid\11og (t't
tmom ..... iloctl ll'.alutn tlw lqjli.,.,, oC .&II
80 IOc..c 0\1""m.u lltt ~ .a ~1.11 r.11lv
~ ~ ~ ci-.. "''" ~ ~ .. 1 p R\. rr.d.a)' IO IJ-<io 8tll.Kf"'J) ?"~m.in ,\\.Ir
Cid C'OYr'l)".tld
8 LMl.ndl PACI " Ct\~ Co...11 lH I ~.., St., c:ma.. ~\n.a S-46-1061 ,0 ,,.,.
.arid 5pnl'lielg T 1.1'!~. -.a c rid>r .al.Aln of It
.... ~.~ ~.... "' bt-hrld 11
.a rn. ~ 1 .and l p "' 5-ltUf~ ~
SS .tdmiAIOn "1Cli.dt\ ,_.. lo ~
l~ P.td ~~ Sp.ke limol«l'ul !of
~...,,_
8 l• ~ridim hot•I ~SOO '~ at.d . ""-l>O'i Sf..Kt.. H6 2001 Buup-
Lt" ~'°"' W<ltl\'f' It.Kt' l p"' 101J.1y
IO C~olll' th.s )~.>t S Mmoil of the-tlC'W
f1"f'Ch "ones fNt..iTS 1ix..i ... .a •en .and
~"'~ ~"'I an tt'l' hoed'~
•.aln p.atiung lot ~ do#ln W"-~ .al
huicf'I r~JOU lhtuus*' ftid.;y Spl'Ci.M
cf.nnt'f d.lnce to ~ .. tt' th(-\\NW: ' ,,
m.tl s.t\lfd.J} ~ ~~o \\VW ol·.
k'rl"d .,.. hot~ bJri "" .. ftl
•~r.Mn Mucvs .at r~ tw'ld 001
~lX't' C~11 Or • ,.._port Sf..leh
759 1900 ~ hotlowM'C ~Em.I
1o1 UslilJo Rofno JppNl'S 5.alurd.ay to
Launttt ht'f ~ .and tutquoo ft"'t'll) cul
IKt.on .and IO pt1 ht'f tlll>O )OU"g ~ ~an &.wnctq .a cholchn'i ~CUI
"' f ............ t , ~Caata•••• ..................... _
---COUPON __ _
Mnpm SR.oft STEM FOR Tw0
I
L-
A
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
ll'Ctt0n 11"1 Cdt G.l~ ·L~~ II. txqlUis.tr
toy c.rt'..wt Phrbt-flhill,ps ~ S.tUrd.i)
111 OWdfton·s. l~ II.
8 Nl"WpOf't ~Kil M.anioC HcM1 and
Tl'flnls Ollb, 900 ~ ~ Or.
""'~ ~.xh. 9l1S 1}9l ·~ chit
Cn,.Y Moon," .a c~ QSliflO reatunng
lcK.il Ct'kbf.t'" JS ~Jlcri.. ;;along with JU<>
lrOnl, ~ <lnd <W1c1ng. will bl' helJ 1
p m to miJnogtlt f' rid.ty f' IC'kl'b S60
8 Tht' Not1h f~n 1870 HMbot 81,d
Cu-t.i \~. 646-0909 u~ ~
Shi"" ·9 J le.1turit13 .ln .1ppc.11.inct' by
lud1ng l''lrt.'mt' ili.~r Scut xhmtd1.
<.l\.anc:n to ~·n Mt tJClt'b to ~tht'-rn Coil·
J;)ln..a '""'1111 ollld ~ QI tht' utcsr '" 14• oinJ W'IOWbo.lrdtt \\t.'41, ~ 11 J m to • r .., s.itur~) -
•Oun~ Co.1st Col~l' POl F'1"'~
R d CO.U "~ 41l".'SS~6 OCC's .in·
r. .l\lvt"/\r• I t.lll of f ~ inducts nu...,.lf)I
T .itoon P.irt.l'I, <.~ foor~ft p&.a,.
l"I tutllC."d ~roci.i.n tht' ~It' Or 'T<>m
Ru"· ~t'f dlo,.~1pho OonNt lJctr ..
zono •nd dom~tJC \oiolt"n« Wlltt
fwf'ldt( Ctrul Artn1t WilliJnb bq;im 11>.th
• Cl'~ .al 5 pm fricUy, foAo .... ed b,. tor• c~....n (rom" IS 8 1S
Ch.lmpo:is. induct.~ Ol)m~ ch.amp.on.
M.ltll\J ~tm0\4 .a~ ~ Pononwl'f\Ml,
Ol)mpoc ml'CU.lt~ £1iu6l'th MJnley .and spe<i.ll ~ (~.l ... ~., .a"'1 ~ \ .l> s.il~ pt-ri°'m on 1ncr .al 8 pm. (rod.l\
T~ no ua 1ss du.count ic,, ch.ldsl'n
.and ten!OrW
8 •~me School ol Music " IM Arh 1 > t
Mimi.A C.-1 co,u ~~ ~~s 1111 HCJI
id.ly ~""· lt'.mmng don.ikd 11rn» ... ..i.J
to r~ funili (..,, thl' w;hool, ichbtirV-.p
tund. prl'11C.•r1<'d l · 4 p m 5..ltu•d.l)
• Sht'raton Nl'"'porl l;.ach 4 54 S
M.at.Asthur 8 d . 1'.~'PO'f Bt-• h 'J 1
9116 lo(~ anJ l.Kt', • 8.llbo.i ~l..1
Club'1 1ntf!f fash.on stio..... bt~ll) .... 11h
codl.t.b ;;at 7•:\0 pm frod.l), lol~ .. 'tJ b) .1
mt'«'l•ng ;;at a ricll'U u fiw motmhM ss fotnon ~
8 South <:out Mdto Su~1:r .ind Bri>
tOI .art'J cl <:.o.u ~~ AA.I fl.JI·
6 .. 12. "All fntftNtioN.1 f<lm.ly Ct4l'br.a
LJM.~ w 10th <lnntWf1.Aly T~ Qr.)n~
~ ~ P.arn. ~I'd oi191m
5.lt Y·
8 W.vntt lros. Stucbo Sl~l' 11 ')outh ~ Plu.i, )JJJ Br...uil AH! (OIU f\~
The 5 )rd \\!4rl'ef Bros """l' -lttt' l11SI m
Or.inge-Cour~ .-opcm l~o;
DANCE
8 Or.>ng~ Counly Pt11lhM~IC M•t'I~
"' Oi.ani.'t· Cw•.t• P.-.-.,.1111..; "1t.. (• •W
(.,()t) T'"'" C•·Oll"f °' ( O>U "•""-! p"i l l·H l l~ 8Jlkl} it.ir ... .a n~. .i 40 nwml...:1
It•"-'~ lt>d ~ .in -ttC d1rt'CIOf 11..tk> L.iml•1
pr~u IU m ...... prvdu..t.OO -!><kl The' ro1tl
OI lilt' · .It II p m SJturd;,, T tC ll·h S 1 J
SJ"i
FESTIVALS Ii SPlCTACUS
8 Cost.a .\Ws.1 H.1"l'St f.-sl,j,,~ ill OrJ ~ f.a ~. 8a F.1>1 Or . Co.i.t
... ~ 751-l?-4~ 1nd ~ ·~·.ti
~ •A Popul.al Autumn Tr.lliJl(J()ll'
...
• Ourip Count) Pmormiri~.:::S Cl'ft· tn 00<> TIMTI (t'fltt'f Or , "~
H0-2000 World C1.1p r~ SUtmg
• ~ ~ ~y 600 Sht-tlm.I~ lclf k.lt B.ay DrMI ~poo ~..xtl t.40-
67•6 -~ion o..,. .... ITl&.>fn&ng ol t~ I~ tr.iii\ <llld ~~tlOf'I .at
B u~. tUrt1 Jt 9 .i m S..iu•cUy Mttt
1n chit e;g ~ ~Ung lot
l<.•.itOMl'S Atrw:f.....t) ~ indoor ~J ;;art) •
·ind er.alts m.>r..npl.Ke, morl' th.Jn 400 .ir
UWI'\ CJJlt df.'mnn"r.Uoon. "'T l""'t'f
harley Brown' h.u stuk •
~11 righJ. Cornfcd . Ccnificd
Angu\ Midwestern beef. • Tender.
1u1q· charbroiled Sluks H'tHd sit-
iling ho1 off the uul..h uusc grill.
• W ith your QJ\oicc of s.il.id or
chef\ oup cc.ilhou c pot~1ou.
And frnh . ho a <>o urdou~h brt".1J .
• l or tu!., lh.ir .Ht' Jefinncly .i
\.Ut .ah ovc the r c'>t. bring th is
\.Ut1f1< .. .atc rn (.. harlt'v Brn~n\. It 's ;a
grt'ar v.1luc tor the mool.1h.
..... ....
M&"9RS II
F.I" ll•1rrtl ,,,.,.
"" ... *"'"' " ,., ,. ,, lt,w
-i ,..,,, ,_
---------, ~
BROWN'S'
STEAKJ I
~ ................ ,...
N, • .,.,, 8'111~ 151 F1111 C•1111 H11I.,,,. 67 • 910
,
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
1.11nmcmt. r~t()n.11 ~me •nd Amerian
cu~~. ~rolhng m.igici.lns •nd J~ .ind
• contempoury cksii:n ueonds t«tlOn 'hoon
to 8 pm f rid.ly, 10 • m to 8 pm Sat·
urtlly .lnd 10 • m to 6 pm Svnd.ly Td·
eh SJ SO·S6 1S lone .>dmiwon ~ '°'
•II 1hree d.>~1. S 1 <>1( '°' thaw! w1lo bring new iuy 0< "°" pe1 oh.I hie lood Item lO
benc<11 19•13 Toy •nd food On._. spon·
'>OINI by Co-.1 .i t.'\es.J · > poloee .Jnd fire .is-
SOl"\J ltOn>
FILM l VIDEO
• E~Mdt Meu On~ 1834 Newpott
8Ml C~ Me\.i. 6-46·S02S "Sp~ &
Mikes fewv.tl ol Am1Ntt0n" ~ tonlldl<
w11h 16 .imm.ited ~ films Tdets S'S·
S7
• Or.tn&e Cout Collejte, 1i0 1 fiJir.tew
Ro.xi. COsu Mes.l, 4)2-~880 "Ustng Y041t
umcordcf .ind VCR le.tin s.,npie Edoting
T t·<imlQU"S to Cre.lle Pu!IShed Video Pro-
d~" otrered 9 .i m. 10 S pm S..tur·
d.lv fee U9
• Or•n&e County PerlOfming Nls C~
ter (,()() 1 °'"n Cente1 Di , Cost.I Mes.I,
_, 5_.c:, ARTS. \\a11eon Mlllc!f's I.nest W..1 film.
'81.lt I.. D1•mond RINI " pt~le'd 8 p m
T u~'Sdly 1 KI.et.I S 14
LITERARY ARTS
• Bur Strfft c..re •t Ctytt.tJ Couri, Bc.ir Str~ .1nd Sunllow.er A\lf'llue, Col&.l Mew,
7S1 2Hl Pf.N Q,.n~ County pmients • 1e.l<l1ng by dtst1ngui~ pott. tt.insltlOf
.and td110t P .iul \7.ange(istl 7 p m. f 00.y
f ll'f' .ic.lmtS.SIOn
• Round T •ble Wett M die 8.tlbol 8.ty
Club. 1 221 W Costa Hwy • Newport
8Nd1 12131 2Sb·7977 T~y·s noon
lunt ~ ptog•m fe.itutft .tuthors Porter
81tb I' It Ain 't As E.lsy As It Loob -Ted
Turnl'f·s Arn.vint Stcwy'1, Munl ~
l.111 I P~ al AltorMV'1, MMpret Le-
• • .J,t· o ... vt1 t"RNen.., the C>rs.rr1 ~Bev·
("fl• 6.J,s I .. ~ Hotel Def CcwONdo Coale·
brJ(.I. 'I T id.tu SlO per pen.on. U OO for
u t,. .. o1 10 lind'°' lunch I
MEETINGS & SEMINARS
MUSIC
..
•• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Jazz. N~ Age & Blue-s
11tt lalltt MOllOlllltJ'r .d iM dilta ol N"'P"f' Wtt Aadaa1
pmait iu IJUJllal luJJ-lap Wtt pt04uc6oa of
1he /l{
Choreography by Steb VK>rica, Aninic Director
Saturday, December 4, 1993 at 7:00 p.m.
Sunday, December 5, 1993 at 2:00 p.m.
Norman Loats Au(/iroriiun N~n Harbor High School 600 lfVll1e Avt., Newpon Bach:
. Tam$JO~~Admiuioa. 1~ disa>unt '~ frXfro4!psolN or IDOl't.
For_Jicketa and infonnatiC)p call The Ballet Montmartre at 714/~7618
l'op, Rod ir Country
SJO"c.omplete Thanksgivtna Dinner
U your tde of a pcrf t T11ao~1vina hohd{'Y dinner
n't include •&h t hour~ In the ~1tchen ft1Jnc 1t
brinathe l mllytoCharley ~ns w~·re M
holiday f .vrrth II t tnmml And our famous
nd nod Wetl So l(lt out ol the lite n
and into the spirit t ChaMy Brown·
s:rF.AKHOUSE
Enfoy Our Spect8cular Waterfront Vlewt
N6wpwtl•~
151 East Coast Hwy.• 67,·5910
Make your reservations today.
•
•
•
•
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ··························~······················ . ca . .. ·······~··········································· •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
SINGW
• ~ ., dw Cuildt ol I.ht Orup
County ,..,.. ... , Alta ~ P 0 b
'°446, IMne. 4..0.UJJ .... " ......
,,~...,.~.hem~
p.any I p.m.. ~ SlO ~in·
<ludc. drinb Md pol ludr d.inntf. f\#0
r.ioted F IDMlnf New v..,., (~ dlttlwff
d.M"<•.
THEATU
• ~~ TM_, 1 S99 SuPf'OO' A~
C0JU Mrs.I. 646 SU7 A ~
~ ... the~ 8r~'Rd\
Md ISerftlc mui.iul olbout • ~ C'-c:J
dw~.,,..., ~.the hold.ly\ ~
by """A>'"& _,,~ ol ch.ldhood Chr~
mrmDf"1ft. ~111\J 8 pm Tho~)·
~u~ and 7 p m Sund.tys NII! 26
throvpt Or< l9 T1d,rt> S12·SI 5
• C'.Ahu ~ Civic ..u,t.au~• 611 H.lm
•hon Sc Ca&a M•w 6SO !>269 ·~ ~
_s.dc by SOI.......... · Ml ~~ ol tnw.:
bot BIOoldw'VJ ft\ISlff ~ ~ Sand
hnm. dme a pm ~ s..tuilM)' .nd
1 P"" Sundly r rltts sa ~ s 1 s
• (~ ~ M.dch ScfM>ol T~~
no2 P.&m A~ Hunr,,.son Bui:.h. 1S 1.
9740 ~ ComtnuniCy C'*V' Id
chr.lll« producion "'Tlw Sting." • ·~
~ ~ b.Md un ltw popu1lf ~
~""'<>~con mM ~re
~ on • P'SS"" ~ .i a conigt"C
¥od concne &4lr Friday M1d ~.
l p,,, ~ t.I DK 1 l lid& S7·S9.
• ~pcNt HMbor Hip Sc.._, Nom\M'I
lo.m ~,,...,.Alb Tlw.at, 1 Sth ¥od II·
WW tllttO, ~'polt kKh. 7~J) 19
Tlw tehool'i "'"~"" fhNuof [)r.-pMtment ~ ~ fr.iyn·s • Noisft
Oif, •• • fifCe N Otfff'l • ~~
~ .iic th. tt\olh ~ t1ibul.ltJom ol life 1n
tt. ~. 7:)0 pm ~ through S..t
urd.ly f~ S6
• ~ l hHlet NU C~l•r 1S01
ClJf 0r-. Newpott kldl. bl 1-0286
~ in Morocxo, • • iww mus1ul by
'"~ AIMlc M'Cf lill1d.a ~ olbouc thttt Nrtf:rrCM\ ~ ~.., "~ """
J'l*·Y.ortd WM U ~in WMd'I c:J
lf'le rom.Q M'ld ~· lNoy WW in
k mc:Mn. PfCtnoel'n f riday ~ runt
Thurldly tfwouP ~ bl DK. 19
rd.ca.: SIS.
• Oranp Cout ~ 2701 fM'Vlew
Ro.I. COJta Mew. 02-J'640. ~Pf'·
formMa"S c:J "'Tmllng c:J the Shrew," the
8.vd'i ~ ~ c:J l:hr tae M-d
l:hr ~ production c:J nindl ~
'Shaknpure Moneh." 12:10 p,m locby
lhlgtl tChool m.atJnttl, e p m f~ •nd
S.:.turd.y, Mld l pm Sundly in Rd>ert B
Moore Tlw-llff Tdeb SS·S9.
8 Soulh <:out bpMory 65S Town Un-
ter Of~. Cosu Mes.a 957-40)). On th(
M.a·ntt..I <:bing pt"riortNnces ol "M.ln
ol the Mommt, ·• • d.tr1dy funny led. .lt
f•miP '•nd ~o-v.onhip by Abn Ayck·
boum, ton.lht thtough SYnct.iy. Tid4!U u s s )4 On the S«ond SUge worid pre-
m>("fe ol John Glen's "TM Comp.Miy ol
Hu-o-cn.' ~ MO "1~ ~~
W"PM~•. unnpl.l~ ~on 1n fn.
gtr.h country\de .and m.aL. the rnilt.lle c:J
tell.ng w..~ lbouC c.. c:ontJ~
lhtuugtl Otc S Td.et> UJ·Sll Show·
~ T~Y' lhtou#I fr~ • 8 p.m ,
~'1' .i 2 )0 Nd a p.m • Sund.iys ..
2 30 and 7:l0 pm SCR's ~ ~
product.on c:J ChMies ~· "A
an.tm. c.vui~ \&Mung ~ Undon Jr .s
EbeM.ter ~ pr~_,,._ 30-Dr< 4
CtJcltts S12·S191 •'!Ch ~ pMorm-
•nce DK 4 26 IS21 S281
• Soulhefa u M°'nUi CGIWp SS fa.
Or . Ui.t.a t.~. 556 3610, ed. 27~ or
24) ~ few ~ AIU Pft'S4!flU
~ pMom\<lncn ol ''Th!P ~ Who
Ume IO CMMJ" .lt 8 p m I~ lhrough
s..c~ rdeu ·11.
•W•r Off aro..d!ny PU~ 1058 E
f11u St . 5.lnc..\_ AN. S-47·8997. ••Ctftt.
inp • wntiment.11 drimedy .t>out • f.lm.
11) 11\.11 driCX7'~fl the me.vung c:J Cht1WTW.
ptN!'t'lttd 8 p m r fld¥ .net ~~
lhtOugh DK 18. ""'th 2:30 ~m. rNtinte
DK 12 Nd 19 ricMu snso.
Dinner theater
• lliu.bedt ~. Cu"'*' Ull 1:1*
atH 690 £1 C.lm.no ~II Twiin •. 8lt-
1S40 ~t-Wo Dully'' now ~ Doon
op1Pf1 6 :1S pm T~~ Nd
11 ·15 Am Mld SIS p.m. ~ P'ncrs
It.Mt ~ S20 9S . '
The 50's
are Back!
Boz. Jar ol
Western
Ovsters
$1.00 each
UlllS .. --llMr? 2 ......
• Kri&h & MMto's MUJder ~ •t Scou's Sufood r,,,n " a.u. llOO 81~
St.. u.c.. Mew. 121l) 466-1767. ~It·
)OUnil!lf ~+iodun.a, ~ IC:tan PIM ~
d.rvwr ~ prewnt~ 8 p m SiturlM)'\
• te MefktiH hoeel, 45()() ~I
8MI .. ""-POtt 8Nctt. 476-2001 Sc.udom Ccott~ ~ts MicNef H..-.lley ~·" ~· IKto1s ftom ~nlom ol 1tw op...t.i • 8
p m · 1 • m, f rid.I)~ ·
• M•uanln• l u l•uunt 19800
MKAl1hur 81\.d , ln.1~. 760 Cl lJE .-\b(1
~ • A Mt')liul t.1.>g1e.al M;\lt1•{'
pteenltd 8 p m. f ~~ and 5.lt1.1rd.l)')-
Adm""°" MOUl1d SSO I~ don~
show Ind ID ~.thy ,._.,._put1 S.<1<h
MMtl(J(l SulleS coot.°"" II s SI _.9·per
coupk 'M~ W~" pKMgle whch
includes d.nncr. the ~. • i-.u-ruom
w-t~ Frid.ly 0t 5.aturd.ly ~ ~ bful.
I.bl th«! ~~t cU~ .al \'\1ndo....~ t~ur•nt
• South Coul PLM.a Vi!Ug-e Mw~ Myt·
t~ry Dinntt 1631 Sunlk:Mer A~~ • S..nt.l
AN. 675 9726 S.:i«locli t~ tn u~
No SJ "Murder in the "'"-'mmy's Tomb'
pr~ttd i' pm S..tur~ Trlct> S~S
pt'• pt'l'SOI\, includes dinnt'r, m\ .tf"I)' ~ .M gr1tu11ies
SERVING LUNCH
DAILY 11:30-3PM
DINNER NIGHTLY
5PM-10PM·
BRUNCH
SAT&SUN
10AM-3PM
LIVE JAZZ. BLUES & ROCK
11
-
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ······················~·························· •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
hen owner Elias
Cballila immigrated
from Lebanon, he
fell an love with a
beautiful Louisiana
belle named Amanda. Marriage.
a child and a Cajun cafe later,
Orange Coun1y beckoned, and
they responded in 1990 by
purchasing Amie's Manbalt11n
Re)ta uronl and Delicatessen on
Bristol Street in Costa Mesa.
Now they have a second child
and a second Arnie's; the newest
Challita is 1 years old. The
newest Arnie's M:mhattan is ~o
mont hs old and you can find it in
among the rc)taurants and shops
of MacArthur Square, a godsend
lO the surrounding corporate
, crowd hungry for the perfect
New York noi.h.
Around the corner from
Geezer's Garlic G nll, and next to '
•
the Pleasant Peasant, Arnie's is
spacious, clean and inviting with
enormous murals of New York
'>cc ncs decorating the walls. A
packed deli cnse welcomes
entering patrons. and the scent of
kw1sh cuisine curls invitingly
through the dining /ooms.
Anyone who has visited Arnie's
on Dristol is familiar with its
out)tanding breads, especially the
f)C, which is, of course, available
JI rhe new MacArthur digs. This
rye tastes as if 1t were nght out
of a New York Caty O\C n. With
multiple layers of moist, warm
pastrami and a touch of mustard,
this sandwich will make you feel
as if you arc taking a bite right
out of the Big Appic. Such a
sandwich!
Mauo ball and chicken noodle
soup arc both served d11ily, and
lentil is a frequent alternative.
You can have the best of both
""orlds for $5.95; any cup of soup
"-tth half an overstuffed
soindwich.
Latkcs, tradi1ional potato
pancakes, arc deftly handled
here, coming to the table with
tender insides, a crisp finish and
:>mall cup of sour cream and
apple sauce, $3.99.
Two big cabbaac rolls, the re:tl
thing. senicd Hunprian tyfe,
arrive rest ing on n bed of dart
red sweet and sour cabbaae, hard
· to resist ll.Od the servina is
aencrous enough for tw0 people
to split, $7.25
A NEW YORK NOSH
at Arnie 's Manhattan Restaurant and Delicatessen
Brisket of beef · careM)Y, •
trimmed of fat and makes a Aiuoda and P.Jlu Qaa.Wu are the pro..ad owncn of Amin Manbattan JlacaUnnr Md Ddkten-.:
14 Ot•Ot CCMliif W1d•r1C11 ~......,....11, t• .. "'
A'"OI)'• warm, satisfying ~~ 1ch
c pcciatly with good aunchy dill
pickles. The chopped chicken
liver could ~ aomc lemon and
sweet diced onions to kkk it 1ntt1
scor. Both the fiver and lbe
corned beef used in hash ha\ c
spent too much time In the
Moutinex for my taste -
resulting in a pate·hkc texture -
but. O\'Crall. the Arnie's food L1o
just fine
Count on a nice bi& scrvin& ol
lox with a fresh ~ cl and fresh
cream cheese, •h.ite fasb salad or
noodle kugel at Arnie's.
Overstuffed undwtcbcs ol c:omc:J
bed, liverwurst and tonauc 3rc
listed, and there are also
sandwich staples or no p:Lrtteul:ir
ethnic bad:ground includ1na:
mc;at lo:af, hambu~cr, tuna mch.
and an old~(ashioncd chicken
salad, all served with Arnie's
homemade French fries.
Since the lad are Cull or
~ ttuff like f rcsh seafood and
chlckcn, they tend to be price)
(around S7.9S), but one order is
plenty (or ~'O people.
Wine and beer are avajl blc
along Wlth Black O\cny and
cream soda. Lemon cake or
chocolate fudac ran1asy arc up
for deuen. but a piece of
perfect. New York d • cbeae
cake is the logical. nostalgic
Cboice fof deli buffs.
f u ordcn are bonofed and
catcriti.a is available. The tenice
is almost always efficient except
when thlnp get totally jammed at
peak lunc:h time hours. 10 be I
little patient. already! O
~alnl&•~
writ# ..... llllllitf ,....,
.,,,_,.. wwMb' Ut W111 •...t
fl.M [R ICfl.N
Your ll..toutant Gulde Iv Dining in
Newport leoclt, CCMfa MMG, Corona _,Mor,
Hunfiwtfllon ...,, • fountain \Wley
CAFE
CALI FORNIA CUISINE
CHIN ESE
COFFEE HOUSE
ITALIAN
MEXICAN
MUOtO GUSTO. Jma ._ &
......_ Ortl loccmd al 263 E I 11t1
Se ift Com Melo M9!w in&deJ
Muic:on food & tofne lalift Anwkon
dllhea Pl'ICal range from SA 9.5 to
$12 9.5 Open Moll 11 ·9 30, T'*.
11 10 30. w.d & Tlwta 11-1 l 30
Fri & Sot l l-lom, ~ 9.3(}.9 30
BlU f&, ENT. CIEOO CARDS
INDIAN
PIZZA
WlfC>T OTT PIZZA COll'tl1\ANT,
Locoi.d at 19111 Mognolio Sf • ~llngton hoc:h f.,._mng DEEP
DISH CHICAGO STYlE PIZZA. po11a tondw~ IOlods llnon ''°" or $3 9.5 Open M-Th 1lom10 l()pnt
F/S I 1·12pm. Sun 11.9 IN 8--&
Wlftll. WC. V. N£ AE OC
1714) 962-1131
RESTAURANT /CLUB
SEAFOOD
STEAKS
SEAL BEACH
local Ruvor call The Daily Pilot at
Independent at 965-3030.
-
•
-.~--... -........ ~--.._-.