HomeMy WebLinkAbout1994-06-30 - Orange Coast PilotTHE NEWPORT BEACH • •
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la\ er I!» trying to
rnu!IC'le in on our
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deed, hilp
adults larn
how to read
T his is a column-length sales
pitch -unprecedented in
the history of the "Editor's
Notebook." But I need your help.
First. some quick background.
The new $8.2 million Central
Libra!) in Newport Center opens
July 10. One of the most
important services th at will
operate out of the new library is
11~ \\Cll-run literacy program,
\\hich -with the help of
Editor's
Nole book
hundreds of
'olun1eers -
teaches hundreds
of adults in our
com munity each
year 10 read. ·
Imagine
carrying around
the secret of no1
being able to
rend -about
20% of the
popul ation does.
How would you
get by at work?
How would )OU
fool )Our spouse?
\\hat \\Ould )OU say when your
children a~k )OU to read a story?
Now imagine being taught to
read. ConfidcntiJll\. Free of
charge. Thinl of firlJll) being able
to read a job application,
in!>tructions to the VCR or a book
to )Our grandc.hildren.
It·~ reallr quite a prQgram, filled
"11 h hc:lrt -tuggi.ng.~tories.
A few months ago. literacy
coordinator Mich31 Heller
:. \\Onder~ aloud how she wa
soing to ~Cl $10.000 (or the
i:omputcr~ needed in the new
libral"\ ·:. Iller JCV lab.
l a~s\\crcd ..:.. aloud, I'm afraid
-1h:it the Dail~ Pilot \\Ould pick
up the tJb A bit !tpontaneous,
~urc, but i1 -.ccmcd lit..e the thing
to do at the lime. We're
Nc\\port') community newspaper.
Uy definition, "e ha"e a major
take in making sure our
community's literate. No reader~.
no ne''~paper.
I u)CJ this logic on my
publisher, Tom Johnson, when I
told him I needed a check cut to
tha new librnry for $10,000.
He didn't fire me. Instead, he
called in our advertising manager,
Micheal netcher. We
brainstormed. H:lrd. I low do we
come up \\ith Sl0.000 to cover our
commitment?
W e decided to produce a
special commemo.rative
section dc\'oted to the grand
opening of the new Central
Library. We'd gi\'e the fi~t
Sl0,000 in rc,cnue to the literacy
progr:im. ·
Sounded good, but where would
we come up with the advertisers?
That's "hen Micheal unleashed
his brilliant idea:
For S 100, library supporters get
a 2-column py 3-inch ad that
includes their name (company,
tamily or individual) and a short
congratulatory message; for the
new library. In addition, the
~upporter's name will be engraved
on a plaque that we'll present at
the library's grand opening.
Now here's the fun part: In
each ad, a book will be featured
and on its spine wiJI be the
supporter's fa\'C!rite title and
au thor.
Philanthropist and Santa Ana
Heights resident John Crean, for
example, has already taken an
entire "shelr' to fit every John
Steinbeck book. Newport Beach
attorney :ind conservative
talk-show host Hugh Hewitt has
chosen Winston Churchill's "A
History of the English-Speaking
Peoples." The newsroom of the
Daily Pilot has picked "Catcher in
the Rye" by J.D. Salinger. What '
would be yo ur choice? ·
l suspect this may be the one
special section where the ads will
be just as interesting as the
articles. The whole packaae -
which wilf be published July 9, the
day before the opcnina -will
make for great rcadina. t
Oh, I almost fof'Sol. There's
other benefit you act. with"
· SI 00. The money will be use to
purchase computen that w' help
literally hundreds -maybe even ... ~Al •
l tear ~kies,
lmnging some low n orning
doud) and lightl cooler
tt•mperatures.
~ Stt WeiJther, Page Al
Winner of California Newspape~ Publishers Association's General Excellence Award for 1993
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Hotline
to help
. I battered
~The spotlight thrown on
domestic violence by the
O.J. Simpson case spurs
two local doctors to set up
1
service to aid what they say
1s a large, needy populauon.
~ E \\ P 0 R T U l: .\ C H
!>purr..:,i b\ the 0 .J' "i r P'on ,J_ J,
l\\O local Jodor:. JfC l~t.1l !.,h111g J
dome)tic vwh:ncc hi.lthne in h .. n.,,.., ·
of bnd~1n.; :i ~Jn the~ -..1; e\ ''' in
!>ef\icc:. for b:Hracd \\\. .i.:n
Dr. OHn H.i-.~nc~. a :'\c:" n:)::
B..:~1'ch m:im;igc:. famih .inJ duld
thcr:.pi)I. ".11J he C.Jntt up "ith
the ho:I nc lde:i aitcr ltte11dm.!
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Te:.timon1ah from b;i11c:reJ
\\Omen undc:r!>CiJred a l:.ick of pl..1c-
e) for th.:m lo turn. he ,:i:J In
Or ..1nge Count~. for 111,t:im:e, on!~
Human Opuons -lo.:-ateJ in
South Count)' -st.1!b a dom~,tic
',aot..:ncc 1 otlinc.
From right, Buddy Devine and Daniel Beard keep step with Instructor Susie Perini during line dance class at Costa Mesa Branch Library.
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A country line dance lesson kicks off a
summer reading. program in Costa Mesa
BY TINA B OllGAtTAI, SHfr Warna
Y ippee, yt,')i, )O was the
c:lll for some 25 local
kids - a few clad in
\\CStern we:lr -\\ho gathered
al the Costa Mesa Dranch
Library Wedne~day-for a lesson
in country line dancing.
The clas was organized to
kick orr the library ·s summer
reading program -the theme
of which is, naturally, •·western
Tales and Trails." It was one of
fou r participatory e'ents that
ha\'e been scheduled to
coincide with the ~even-\\-eek
program, which draws about
200 kids every year. Other
1 events arc scheduled for July 6
and 20, and Aug. 10.
"The idea really is to make
reading fun," Costa Mesa
librarian Marianna Hof said.
"So many times. reading for
school-age children is equated
with homework. They don't
realize ~hat reading can take
you to some wonderful
adventures." ,
The program is divided into
two age groups -3 10 6 and 6
to 14. The 6~year-olds can
choose which group they'd like
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to join.
l3ut, ~ince most children
under 6 h:l\en't learned to read
y~t. their parent arc allowed to
do 1he reading for them -out
loud, of course. Then, after
cotnpleting 50 books, the
children arc a"arded a fun
"bag of loot."
"We read 77 books last
summer," said Jane Mahoney,
\\-ho joined the program with
her granddaughter, Bri:lnn:l.
"She love it. She can't wait
until she can read herself.''
Kids in the older group are
awarded prizes for every 10
books they read.
"They really seem to look
forward to (the program) C\'ery
year," Hof said. "So many
children, particularly in this
area, don't go away to summer
camp -not even day camp.
Coming here once a week or
more can mat..e a nice outing.
Plus, the parents really like the
fact that it doesn't cost
an)"thing.''
The library has set aside a
trough of western-theme books
for the kids to choose from,
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Loretta Farley. \\ho joined the fun during the
Summer Reading Program line dance class
Wednesday, is the nC\\. children's librarian at the
Costa Mesa Branch Library. Twenty-two years ago.
Farley worked as a librari:ln fo t· the Mesa Verde
Branch Library. But her history with the Orange
County Library sr~tem began e\Cn before that.
Sec story, page A7.
Council takes
steps to alter
j
look of ·c.i~
• General plan proposals
for Newport Beach include
expansion of Fashion Island,
addition of neighborhood
park and a parking structure
on Balboa Peninsula.
8\ DA\lD Ht.n:l, 'TAU \\'a.nla
NE\\'PORl DEACH -Taking
the fir,t oth.:-1:il ''~P ,,, dungc
'.:" j'.X>rt ·, IJ .. e 1, ~ Cll) c~un~tl
h.1 10111.111.J ,general pljn Jmcnd-
m~nl!> thJl •\\vulJ :JIJo,\ for an C\·
p:rntkd I J,h,,in br rnJ. a · nci~h
b,irh.x J r..1 k ~ ''''fX1ll H 1ghh
:inJ a l.Hb"C r.Jrkt g -.1ru.:ture \ n
the 13.1 bo.i Pl r1n~u1J
\\ ith the C\.:t.:pt11.1n of a "no
\lltc b' Cl1unc1l\\1..l01an Jean \\all
rc1:ardml"! the Fa .. hi n 1 ... 1 • .mJ c -pJ~i:.1on.~ ;.ind th1.. ab ... cn .. e vt C1..lun·
cilman John HcJi:c-.. the c .. 1uncil
\\.lied unanim.,iu"l~ Ill h.1' c c11~
... 1:ifl prep.ire pr l1m1n:lf\ ~ ,, ron·
m~tal d1..cumcn" tor tic f'",IO,\·
ing project~:
Carnival operators move to
prevent last year's troubles ·
~ Security will be beefed
up and ride operators more
carefully screened for OC Fair ....
BY Lo~"N BAIHiOA, TM• \\'a1m1.
FAIRGROUNDS -Official
here arc beefing up sccurit)' and
screening ride opcr:uors more
ca refully to prevent problems that
plaaued last year'i. Ornngc County
Fatr.
wt Jul)', nine fairgoers ~ere
injured when a roller ~ster
Cn$hcd. A carnival worker opcrat· ina tbe ride was blamed for railing
to hit the brakes. NCJlt , a handful
Ol pana ,:irla reponcd that they
.._ popcd in ahe ha-.naed house.
A carnival woitcr was later sen-
ttnc:ecl to eipt ycan in prilon for ••••ion. It WU bis lecond IU ....
Offtc1al \\Ith B ..\;; 13 Amu C·
menl!.. "hu:h operutc.., the f~ir'~
carnl'•:.tl. :iJmil a background
chect.. ,·,,uld h:i\e prc,cnted the
cnm~. but '!l)' th:it proc1.: lake'
up to 30 da)" . The fair, the) '.J),
would be over b) the time anfor·
matton 1 obtained on their tran·
i.icnt ere" of "orkct . •
Fo1 the ltri.t time, ho"e'cr, B &;
0 j., rcquirina background chcd.,
for full-tame per onncl and ha~ im·
po)Cd manJ.ltOF)' drua .tc tina for
all employee , :iccording 10 fair
poke)"oman Jill Lloyd.
8 & 0 also is stafftna its midwa)'
with team leaden thi year to en·
sure ride operators act rcaul;ar
breaks. Omciali from tM company
aho said they would rc;plac:e the
Haunted House auraction with
new ridea to avoid any problems, lJord said. .....,...Al
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.. TIMnday, June 30,· 1114
Claarmce
sale onars
graatslVlngs
at A'Marea's
T HE BEST I.A.DIES clothing store in
&own, A'Martt's, is having a spring and
summer clearance sale, with savings up
to 60%. Ir you haven'& been 10 A'Maree's,
the store has wonderful service and a great •
selection of designer clothing. and.shoes.
Included &n the snlc arc
$elected jewelry, belts,
accessories and shoes.
A'Maree's {6424463) is
locnted on Westcliff Drive
in Newport Beach.
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YOUNG CHA. OF ~ba's
Family Shoe Repair!
(642-4314) located on Irvine
Avenue, a few doors down•
from 7·11 in Costa Mesa, is
offering Best Buys readers a
'20% discount on shoe
repair.
Cha's Family Shoe Repair
offers excellent service, and the prices are
very reasonable.
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PORTS INTERNATIONAL, under new
owne~hip. is ha,ing a clearance sale at its
Fashion Island store (720-0800) and at its
SQuth Coast Plaza store {850.0505).
The ladies clothin& store specializes in
tailored designer fashions. ·
Por\i International sale merchandise is
reduced 25% to 70%. In addition, the store
has further reduced its sale merchandi~ ?g.
30%.
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A SUMMER SALE for children's clothing is
in progress at Little People and Me
(645-1355}, located at Westcliff Drive in
Newport J3each. I
The entire shoe department is discounted
50% to 75.%, and selected clothing is
discounted 30% to 75%.
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IF YOU'RE HOME with the kids this
summer, you cun always send them to the
movies. Edwards Cinemas has daily matinees,
before .6 p.m., for $3.75.
The only exception is at the Big Newport
theater, where the ma tinee is priced at $5.
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Costa Mesa High
School student Chris
Morano recently
swept the top three
prizes in the South
Coast Metro
Alliance's 1994
Spring Photo
Contest. At left is
the winning photo
entitled, "Plaza
Tower." "Reaching
for the Top in the
California
Scenario,'' top left,
and "Plaza Tower at
Night" were aJso
selected among the
top thtee
photographs.
Morano receivef
gift certificates from
South C.oast Plaza
for his efforts.
THE CHIFFON BOUTIQUE (640-7878),
loca1ed in the old A 'Maree's location in the
Eas1bluff Shopping Center near Hughes
Market in Newport Beach, is having a spring
Police seeking
scam artist
for one of 1he neighbors. ·
The 'ic1im told 1he woman 10
wait at her back door, inviting
her to step into the :laundry room
as long as she removed her
shoes. Almost immedia1ely after
the victim returned with water,
the suspect dropped the glass on
the ground, breaking i1.
School board approves teachers' COlltract
and summer clearance sale. l
The Chiffon ·Boutique specializes. in French
designer fashions. Sale merchandise is
marked down 25% to 50%.
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A NEW OUTDOOR CART is opening Friday
at Fashion lSland. The cart, named Crystal
Cart, sells crystal vases, bowls, goblets,
glasses, serving dishes and decorative pieces
nt low pric;es.
All of 1he pieces are hand-ground, with a
quality generally found with more expensive
crystal.
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STROUDS HAS REOPENED in a new
loca1ion in the Costa Mesa Courtyards
(722-7655) on Newport Boulevard in Cos1a
Mesa.
. The new location is about 1wo-an<l-a-half
times bigger than the former store, and has a
new home accessory department.
The !ilore offers the same low prices, but
there is now much more to chose from .
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Dest JJuys Dppcors Thursdays Dnd Saturdays.
Whether 1·ou're D mtrchant or a shop~r, if
)OU know of D good buy, call m(.at 540-1214,
fax me at 6-16-4170 or ttritt to mt: Best Buys,
Daily Pilot, JJO 'f. Bay SL, Costa Mesa,
Calif. 91627.
Costa Mesa police are warning
residents to be on the lookout
for a female scam ar1ist \\ho
swiped SS,000 worth of jewelry
from a local wonwn after
conning her way into the victim's
house.
"Just in case another scam is
coming our woy, we want
residents to be aware," ~oid
Costa Mesa Poli.cc L1. Al Kent.
According 10 Kent, police
received a grand 1heft report
Monday morning from a resident
on East Broadway.
The unidentified '"oman told
police she hod just discovered
her diamond cluster ring, a
wedding band and some other
jewelry, valued at roughly SS,000,
missing from her bedroom, and
had a suspec1.
According to 1he victim, it wos
abou t JO a.m. Monday when she
saw a womon raking leaves in her
yard. Shortly ofter, the stranger
went to her back door and asked
for some water.
:fhc woman explained that she
had been doing some yard work
When the wo'l1an ran back
inside to get something to clean
up the glass with, the suspect
entered the house. The victim
found her standing by a bedroom
door.
Shortly af1er 1he suspect left,
the victim discovered the jewelry
missing.
Anyone who has had a similar
experience or any information
should phone detective Bill
Redmond at 754-5361.
The suspect is described as a
while woman, roughly 35 years of
a(;e, 5 feet 6, 145 pounds with
dark hair.
A neighbor told police 1hey
saw an unfamiliar gray, 1976
Chrysler Cordova sedan driving
away from the street about the
time the woman was raking .
leaves. Whether there is any
connection is speculation, police
said.
-By LoriAnn BasbN:i
Newport-M4sa school
board members expressed
reservations about a pro·
, posed teachers' contract,
but in the end approved
the one-yenr agreement
that will give teachers a
1 % pay raise, a one· time
payment of $225 and in.'
creased health benefits at
a cost of S 1 million.
Echoing the concerns of
the school district's Citi·
zens Budget Advisory
Commiuee, some Newport
Mesa Unified School Dis-
trict trustees expressed
qualms at their Tuesday
meeting about whe1her a
1cacher pay raise was th e
wisest way to spend the
district's money at this
time.
Trustee Ed Decker said
he harbored rc:servations
about the onetime bonus.
"I guess I feel the
$340,000 could be used to
enhance the district in a
more productive way," he
said.
But the contract was
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LOCATION
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Finl low
Second high
5«ond loW
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11 : 17 p.m. 1.1
First high 4:41 a.m. 3.0
first low 10:05 a.m. 1.1
S«ond high 1:07 p.m. 4.7
5«ond loW .,_., •l•laM
w.wr 1....,a1urc 70
llOAlllle
vmaw. winch, 1 o Ir.noes or l~H, shifting weal lo toUthwnt •
at 10 lo 1S bots, 2·IOOC seas
with • l ·fooe ~ly ..a.
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adopted 6·1, with trustee
Jim de Doom casting the
dissen1ing vote, saying,
"not because I don't sup-
port the 1eachers, but be-
cause the best interests of
the district aren't served
by this agreement."
The pay raise "ill go
into effect Friday. ,
The dis1rict's budge! ad·
visory group had al o ques·
tioned the cos1, but like-
wise gave its nod 10 1he
contract sa)ing, "1he ben-
efi1 s broughl ;ibout by 1he
agreement in terms of em-
ployee relationships and
progress ou1weigh our res·
erva1ions."
Comminee members
also';i.aid some qpital im·
provcments would be put
on hold bcc:iuse bf the pay
raise. Out Superintendent
Mac Bernd snid he recom-
mended adoption of the
contract on the basis that
the "important im·
provements that have been
put in place" could still be
maintained.
t
l11c dis1ric1 's 775 teach-
ers have not had a pay
roise since 1991. Teacher
contrac1 talks had reoched
impasse, with the union
threatening legal action
against the district for al-
leged contract 'iolations.
Out wi1h the help of a fed-
eral mediator, an agree-
ment w:is hammered out
1hot was approved by
teachers 2·1 on June 9.
In other business, the
school board unanimous!)'
approved Without discus·
sion a five-year lease
agreement in which the
city-of Costa Mesa will pay
$42,142 annually to lease
the Balearic Center.
The agreement also cat'ls
for annual inna1ion in· #
creases not to exceed 5"'cfa
year.
For 17 years, the city
has leased the Mesa Verde
facility for SI a year. But
the board said it could not
afford to continue this
low-rent agreement and
sought fair market value.
POUClflLU
COftAMUA
~rana: A palm 1ree valued at
$150 was 5tolen from a pl:intcr
in the front yard of D home in
the 2800 block.
llorbor Boulnard: Someone
pried open the door of a car
p:irked in the 1800 block to
sce:al an ashtr:iy :and dgiueue
lichter.
1\lriock: A toaster oven w:lS
omona the items stolen from :a
home in the 3200 block .
BUcr SCred: S:av-On employees
monitorina •hoppers throu&h
accurity cameras c:au1h1 a man
stuffina bottles of Nivca ":and
creme down his pants. Upon
confrontina the mon, he pulled
out four jars of the lotion and
walked aw11 rrom the 11ore
before police arrived.
Iris'•• Stiri-..: Nc:arty $900 WORll o( jcwclty W11
1&olcn from • llomc "' 1he 400blcd.
Alllea: A J.D lropical potacr wa.,.... tk icana Molen
from llltlrnllioul.Crcali~
8u1f11• StfVieoi Iii Ille 500
bid.
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Newport Beach/Costa M ... Dally Pilot Thursday, J'-lne JO, 1914 ~ .
COUncll ·r._s locus On oceanfront balconlas M• held 1n· 1t~ It trDllP -
~ City staff will look at
options. ways to deal with
encroaching structures.
BY DAVID H11TZ, STMf Wann
OCEANFRONT -If )'Ou envy
)'Our neighbor's balcony, don't turn
green )'Ct -)'OU just might sec the
day when the city forces him ~o rip
the addition right off his house.
Of 668 homes along Ocean
Front from The Wedge to the
Santa Ana River jetty, 106 have
additions -balconies, mostly -
which illegally encroach onto re-
quired setbacks:'"
TIST:
~~tArt
Planned for Newport
. Pier Area
· C.all Dave at
.675-6734 to · · te
For several years. members or
Lhc City Council · have deb:ated
what to do about the booties con·
struction. U!>ually, they decide to
do nothing.
But on Monday, the council
voted unnnimously to have st:aff
come up wilh 5evcral options for
either enforcing or relaxing the
low. Councilmnn John Hedges wns
absent.
Councilwomnn Evelyn Hnrl said
the council needs to make a deci-
sion soon on whether to enrorcc
city law regulating encroachments.
"This is n very serious problem,"
she said. "It seems we should just
bite the bullet."
~ ·She said to let "sleeping dogs
EST. 11#47 3 BUTTON BASH
3 BUTTON BLOW OUT SALE
lie" would mean she's not doins
her job.
Currently, the Planning Depart-
ment Modifications Commiuee re·
views requests for encroachments
on a case·by-case basis.
But Planning Director Jim
Hcwid.er said at least one prop-
. eny owner applied for an e11-
croachment permit, was denied,
and went ahead and built it any-
way.
Councilman Phil Sansone said
the violation shouldn't be ignored.
"You ought to be able to hit that
guy pretty hard."
Councilwoman J:in Debay, a
real estate agent, said it would be
unfair to force people into compli-
STOREWIDE CLEARANCE
SUITS $250 to S500 FROM $79.SO
COATS $150 to $550 • -.SO
.. TROUSER $50 to $1 SO • $10.00
DRESS SHIRTS $35 to $85 • S S.00
SPORT SHIRTS SH to $100 • 1 S 7.00
BELTS SiO to $100 • S 4.00
TIES $20 to $80 • S 4.00
5111.S Ill PROGRSSS
HOURS 9:30 to 5:30
ii~ M~N 'S CLOTHING
• ' , 3430 VIA UDO NEWPORT BEACH
(714) 673-0653
(Acron from Udo ThMtre)
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fnfantl I Chikhn'I Appantl . • Boutique lteml
European Fuhtona & Shoee
•
ancc, especially since M>me of the
violations existed when re1idents
purchased their homes.
"J cannot see tellina people that
they need to rip ofr the front of
their hou~. I'm for lettina sleep·
ing dogs lie," Dcbay said. "I'd like
to sec this 10 away."
Jt was the state Co:a!>tal Com·
mission that originally ordered the
city, several years ago, to deal with
the dotens of illeg:il oceanfront
encroachments-that homeowners
had built onto the public beach
over the years.
The Planning Commission voted
4.3 last month to leave the law as
is without aggressively enforcing
existing violations.
BY Lo&JA)iN B.uauoA, SrAn Wanu.
COSTA MESA -A Tuc.,<l:ay
evening knife fight :n the P.>o·
derosa Tr:iilcr Park l~nde'l one
m:in in the ho!>pit:il and t nothcr
in the lu;;al j:iil, police rcp..>rts
show.
JamC"> Antoirie M 1y:., 26, wa)
rushed to Wcst:rn Medical Ccn·
ter w11'1 scver31 kri ifc 1o1 ounds to
the chl'Sl at abou• S p.r1. Tues·
day, acwrding 10 reporb
Alvin Pa lien.on, 43, \1(1) 11 an!>·
poned to HoJg Hospm l '>'ilh a
.minor leg laceration r cllo'>'ing
treatment for the "ounJ, police
escortcJ P:ittcrson to tho Co!>ta
Mesa jJll "here hi! is being hek~
on suspiC:on or a)sault '' i1h a
dead!~ ;1.c:ipon. Dail i> SS0,000.
AcrurJin:, to police repons.
Pii:ierM>r. 1.1:1ackcd May• with a
large pocA1:I krdfc during an ar·
gument th:aa e:uptcd between the •
two 'at the t1»oderosa Trailer
Park, luc:ucJ 1 1991 Newport
131\d.
The Co)\3 ~~:~a men are 1p-
p:11 cntl) acqu.urit.n·c~. a~cordina
to polact ~pokesmJr George Wil·
son.
When Ma):, '>':.t) rek:bcd from
tre ho)p11al later Ta l!MJay night,
he app:irenll) a>kcd f'O!icc not to
file charGe> again~t !-.1t'cr:,on, ac:·
cording t\l \\ 1bon
But .,olice st all ?'"" to seek
prosecution of Path:r·,cn.
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29Coa• 33 Baa.ry post
34 ~ -·Ellen 36 Oles na1T111 lor
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68 Remain
69 Vine lr!Jll
70 Aolllop -
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NORTH nne ubla decle,.r won, W a luw ·=.--..::"*~ high. You dig. cal "ama UOHP 018.
• Q 9 3 trump \.o the nhw and fllWINd t he r1an'O::a11ove Hat IM-5921. ~. :-,::
• 8 I jetll ol heana. Wttt won with the 1821-Cherry au... •l•reo. Metlculousiv ' 8 IJ 4 3 2 QUHn and ... turned a trump, [)e. Anne dining room Mt eunH ., ewre• ma&nla1n9d Jdne cond.
Nurlh Sooth vulnerahlt. 8oud
deals
• 9 8 2.-" .. ,.., won In dummy and t rtfd a w/buff•I & china J.ow..-• rv-111800 ' 6U ... 1•
WEST EAST heart t.o the lune That io.t to the 12150· Leather· der1 a UT IOZS ~......,,,.,·,...........,· ~~~=
nd Ht 11500. Unused '74 C...... DuftW 90'
Cll'•lll1n••·-'U •Dr~ ...
•pd, A/C, AMIFM
8*eo --. Pl8, P/8,
new clutch , new
uphol. new tit••· body/paint In Pflme
cond, lmmac •••c
car. MUST s••I.
SHH. Tae0 '78'7t
•Newport Beach• • 8 4 ~ t 8 ere a Weat rt""w.d clummy'1 lut bo• apring 6'm9111.. Xlnl cofio , rebuilt
: A Q 10 7 8 8 ll 4 trump. In the fullnete of llnw de· 1299. 1141895 ICMe llWS1 Dtaw~ en-motor, lo Iva. 18800.
Q J 10 . K 9 7 8 dartr loet •third heart and • club gagemnt r~11 catat. 873-5e06 1---------
+ J 8" • Q 10 7 a for down UM. F:: .bi::: =:1:~ lliogold In a CaltJer --------JAGUAI 1105
SOUTH At the oeher uble the npert de bllnda· (wood/alum) rt::r:n:.~· SAD. BOATS 70141ii•••iii•••
• A K J 10 7 & c la"rtook advanlap ufthe frt.ndly ahuttera. 721·92&0 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •ea xa. blue w/gray
'. K J 3 t.ad lo land the contract and there Hallan cotton 2.Pc .. cl Int, fully loaded. 70K
• A wu nothing the defenders could do 1of1 oft-white, '250. _O_F_P_l_C_E _____ --• 12 FT Hobie 1 aallbOat orig o!'.!'~~~!411 .000.
• A K 3 •bout It. Since Sooth could 1fford to DI t 4l"md lbl & 4 & ttall.,, Ilk• n•w. _.__..,. 37 GtHk letter
38 Baubles
~1 Unc:Olns
Nek"llme 42 Latch -
10 Wanderers
It Trilll'l tlack 12 Actress Chase
13Judge
21Fomous
j() Ar1ress KeatOtl
31 WOf~ 53 Mallee C
5-4 Upns•nq
The bidding; low two hearts and a club, declarer .~ ~anebtc clvs, bm FUlUflTUll a :!~· Call 909-683-
Soulh Wn t North East immediately ltd• heart from hand bentwood, mint. S250 EQUIPllE1ll 6047 -c .... Lii ...... -i.,.,IC ... iiHOO....,..,.,...,...,K,,.,i ... 3""'3,,... JEEP
2 • Paa 2 Pau 1rter winni..., the di1mond. WHt (Of'lg 11500). 722·9515 9110
... Muet .... bw 7/1 · liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiii
11cqu1ro
44 Wll!-o'·lhe-
45 Large hoose 47 Teai.ed
22 Pres.OCnhal
"ici..namo
24 Hemnqs
l;OIJSlf'I
J) Manocuusts
board
35 Sutt1von Md
Asner
39 Holds a
mc>f1gage
55St~r F11z raid 56 Ap e·s middle
5 7 S~en .11oud ~ ·Oo -ochers
59 ar.d neany
60 Egyphan
2 • Pass 4 + P... w11n rhHply and ttlurned a tmmp. Leether SIA' 3 .. ••• Ex.c d nk, chalra, er• AHIOf'ed. E.xtta1. With
Puss Pass h111 S1111th wa11 in charice. •lffpet sofa, very Qd denz.a, me cabinets slip. Aeduc•d 10
Ope ning lead· <lueen of 'l'ht 'lf)ade Wftli w•m in dummy cond. S.50. 721·8727 S250 for Alli seooo. 675-2927
The l\tr1Kt' pl11yc•r loves to tak.-• and a hurt to the jack loil to the Ou•en plat1orm bed, 860-9500 or 723·9500
lines e The eapert sear<'hes for quttn We;t ~rte\.trtd with a hdbd, nllestanda, -•••NE SUPS
89 Wrangler· Red w/1oft
top. gd cones, new
Urea, AM/FM CaH,
$6500. 873-3tM8 49 Landscape 2~ Contil..:tOt s 40 Cold wate1 lish 43 Homc1 ~ tale
46 llCOflCe hke
51 PosrtM) 11nsV11et
52 ·-Baba .;nd
Sli<:k goddess ways to a'"oid ont' Thi11 deal is from trump. (letlarer won in hand , ruffed dresaer-c:ontempll ---------• PUU\&
tne 40 TtH&ves·
53 SQuee1e
26 Non$<'0S1Cal n HKJl.wa1 418 Shun flavornig
6 1 Moontain cop·
63 Not her
a team malch hetween a star team a heart, came ln hand with a dia· cond SIOO 548-0601 PETS a DOCKS 7022 MERCEDES 9130
and o '!Quad of ho1>efull.\. mood ruff •nd drew the last trump. •·a-u-.-.-0-s""'ii ...... -g-ra-y-enam--eJ ANIMALS 6049 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
56 Wr)()l(ig
fi2 Is noc v.eh 29 E: nclosos 1n
p;1pet
~a M•sP.raolcs
">OLeM~ay~ f"uur spades we!! the linal con· l'~ventoally.dttlarer..•onctdeda club bed w /nightstands iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil30-50' Boat Slips avl for ONLY 111,9001
tra1 I at hoth tahle<1. on <;1m1l11r nur· trick. but th•t Wl'I the third &net last $150, 3 aectlon curio rent In Udo Marina Vil· • 8 5 3 8 o s E·
FIND
an apartment
thrr.iugh classif.ed
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ANNOUNCJ.MENTS
2920
Georg• H. Colllor
please call your dad
at 909·~44-9409 Your
mo•her d•ed and the1e
are manv questions
aboul her w111.
Sons Al E.(B. Aug 541 &
Donald M (B 0l'C 56)
seeking relot1vea ol r::i.
lhor Walk•r Alb•rt
Munte r, mar 53 10
Joan Melinda Strome.
d111orced 11/61 In Se·
Diiie. Al, 909·822·0374
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITJES 3487
11 12 tJ
111111-. T wo rluh., wns nrt ifiual and tmk l11r the ~f.-ns.. cabinet, cream color ADOPT-A-PET lage. S10/ft, ut11 pd. Completely loaded . f11rd111(.t\\11 cl1a111111~ds ne1<at1H ond SlOO. 8'M·7864 Every Sat. & Sun al Ca11Aandy675·8170 Centura wheels.
l\\11,porlc•i. nulurol. N11rl h"• jumH 111 ./"\ r) l''or info~mallon about the Slmmona top-of·llne PETSMART •• Fount•!" 40 FT mooring, Newport lmmac cond. N/Smkr, l111ir-.11.1rlr-;-<h11\li rtl ii1111d 1 riunp~ CtrarlH Gore n newalelle r rot full matt/springs! Valley. Puppies, kit· B•v•n front of Amert· Just tuned. Dl11r .. 1
d I I h Id I · frame, -$225. 873·2580 l•ns and more, all can Legion. S 12,500 Sal•· Must Sell I purl hut t>t111-1 a -.wt• h l'I or .,,., r ae P ayera, wrile Gore n looking for loving, car-or trade. 548-a954 875-5231
111111 r••u111l 111111r11I, '" Suulh rdul Hridt(l' 1.elter, P.O. &x t t26 TAllLa SAW, Seats, Ing homes. CALL 241· ---------1----..,,--~...,,...-,..-,
1a111h t"'"t•d 111 1ht• (11\\t•I Orlando, Fla. ,.32802·4'126. ' hk• new. S150. Call 0317 for more Info. Aco••• :to wetar '77 450 SLC Grav/red 673-3402 w•nt•d. r Need dock Int. Xlnt cond, ownr
I AKITA PUPS 1pac• for. Lido 14 10 kept perlect, nu llrH.
teach young ion to all sen1ice records. 1----------,..-----------ir-----------tMERCu•vn1SE AKC, champion llnea. aail. Graus. 548·6 140 $8700. days 840-5032 .JMM'u' Gteat marking•! SS00-1,.•••••••• MISC. 6015 $600. Call 587-1779. ""E_x_c.-,-,.-n-1_1_o_c_n_r -F""e_r_ry-. or 64<>-1029 eves.
1• EMPLOV:\IENT EMPLOYMENT ----==-=---40' +. on·shore bath -------PERSONALS 5530 SERVICES 5533 FREE iacmiues. Pv1 /arklng PONTIAC ........... 2 ten apeed Schwinn TO LOVING HOME avl. 723·583 9170
1• iiiiiiiiiiii~!!i!i~iiijii!~ bicycles, good condl· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ....---+----I---------FISHING TACKL• ---lion $35 each. Call Former compa,!llon Udo Isle-deep waler up Sales & ..;ervlce. F(T Pl•••• be aw ate that 644-9625 dog to senior ciuzen to 70' ·util pd-access 85 Fiero-new red paint
5 1pd, 4 cyl, AC,
Sound sys-alloys-HOT
$1525 Obo! 631·7149
PERSONALS 3002
HOT & WILD!
1 ·800·860·6969 Toll Froe Cull
SCHOOLS &
INSTRUCTION 3012
B•ton Basics 1w11hng
& strut taught the
RIGHT way-moderate
price s 714·722-5269
FUN 6 yrs & u:>
EMPLOYMENT
summer, P(T winter. the ll1tlng1 In thl1 cat·---------needs a new home. 24hrs·best S 675·1488
NB locatk• 1. 842·8662 egory mav require you AQUARIUM 80 GAL JINX is a nine·vear· • 213·681-1488 •
I d I I old llallan Greyhound ---------Q.re•t Sum m•r Job to call • 900 number w pe ••ta • g rea mix, 12 lbs, brown LIVE ABOARD IN N81
Just d ll "0 phone. In which there Is • d. some par1s but with brindle m arkings. Sllp lo 50 ft In safo. ---------
Earn SS ,15/hr. No charge per minute. 1 SlOO 964-4267 Current s hol*, neu-protected marina All SUBARU 9200
sollrng. M m·Frl fSam.1_________ tared. comos with lat1hties. $1411\. 631-IM80 -jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
11 :30am CM area. EMPLOYMENT one·voar vetermary In· Call Todo 708·236!5. Cars, Trucks, Boats, suranco, bed. load, •••••••••• '92 Loy•I• ·4dr sedan. W• .. ~D 5535 RV'S, Furniture. IRS h Xlnt cond· AT, A/C, LT CONS'rAUCTION An&~ etc A kousedog w o tax deductible, need lov~a 1~ sit on your AUTOMOBILES PW, PS. AM/FM, till
$10/Llr 821 a900 8o•t c•---nt•r'cus-not run. FREE TOW· lap, he's alw•ys wtll· ········-whl. $8000. 373-9072 i n "V • .. -,, ING. Jewish Heritage •MODEL S URCH• tom ltnish carpenter, for the Blind. Ing to take a walk! '92 Loyal• 4dtsodan. 25 years o.experlencs . 1.eoo-2·DONATE Please can voico mail: Xlnt cond A , A/C, ::1.•11:;:urynoHo~H:i...-----:--7_1_4_164_2_.1_8_9_e__ (1.800-236•6263) 714-644·2976, leave ALFA ROMEO 9015 PW, PS, AM FM. 1111
A9 enclf, _757·1080. Loving mom will care •---.,,--..,,...----message. whl. seooo. 373-9Q72 for toddler, 2-3 days Laat C•lll Micro $75 . .,.....,...,,,,..~,.,..,,,....,,,.-.,..--.,..-1 North Lal "n• salon E 1 st 8 e I b a 1 1n 1 w/ LAB PUP Black male, Great Summer C•rl
needs e'i;'d Stwllat per week, aata de counters & faucets show qual, xlnl champ '86 Grad Conv, m ini TRUC•S
w/h1gh·errd chenlele. _c_M_._c_•1_1_6_50_-_7_8_3_8·__ S25ea, front door $50. pedigree, OFA'ayes cond. lo ml, am/Im .n
R e ntal s atlon or Nurae'a •Ide, hve-in. Closet drs S20ea. clear, shots. 548·8755 cass & morel S649S liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
comm. 714 497·6060. CNA-CHHA, exp, refs. Misc towel racks & ---------• OBO 873·9041
LI hsekplng, own car. lfght fixtures. Iron Sava abused and
9220
Real Estate Filipino. 81&-812-0335 gates. etcl 673-9399 abandoned pets. Be a ---------volunteer/foster. Call BUICR 9035
714·659·2704. EMPLOYMENT ---·---
LOST &
FOUND
I.OST &
2925 FOUND
5530 -_,,.. •• ".JI•••••••••• On bed w/llnens & _ lluly Wllk.-i 10ClllM. • brae• hdbd, Spauld·
75 El Cam(.no P/up V·8 AT, AC, PS, PB, New
Int, FM cass, Xlnt
body/paint. Mags,
$19$0 obo. 631·7149
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim ~ '*"' f:lr....,. MERCHANDISE Ing golf clubs, bag & ________ 1 •aa REGAL CUSTOM 2925 DOCKMASTER cal Aon Twr 'cart, lg dratting dosk TICliTS 6075 Sllv~ auto. air, 11111-V-O_L_V_0----9-2-3-0
$100.00 .
REWARD
GOLD B'RACL ET
With ·Sl>e G r e e n
Chrasaphase Stones,
3 ·l'' Wide Lost Sun-
day tetween 2 and
6:00 pm, in Newport
Beach, in the vicinity
of Via Udo Opono
Boardwalk, and pos-
s bily In the Via Lido
\llllage. d e c kstde
walkway. Please c<!ll
631 ·6000 Room 112.
LOST: EYEGLASS ES
New bifocals. 111 bright
multl·colored ca1e,
Juno 1 9 th In o r
around Manners LI·
brary. Call 966·0722,
ask lor Ilene
•R IE WARD• req'd , supervisory Tht ,....lnl plles ,& magazines. Ing , soats, wlndows.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiii
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5 Yra. previous oxp. · • Ible, mdl plane aup-whl, cruise, Pwr steer·
MISSING CATS skill• FIT, Mon·Fr1 & Lm"'"""'1 ''9~ aU"l'lt'\UES 60101 . .,...~4_" ___ · .. 3....,'"~-------S6295. Call 673-4963 AH&....., ..,.... ~ B•rbr• Str•l••nd 91 ' 940 Turbo Wagon LI. grov and while some we ekends. • 673•',.... l h W /b I I h 3 d
h ' '~ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilSAVE $200 on gro· 2 Hats clos ng mg 1, ---------ht e ge t r r
long airitd cat m•SS· MAINTCNANCE -BUYING ITEMS• cerlea. Choose from 3rd row 536-3778 PP FORD 9075 sent-air bag 16"allloy
ang 11nco 5·30 Alr.o ENGINEER •Seer••·• . ., PIT• * over 1200 nat'I brands whls flawless. 28K m1
O range long-haired 5 Yrs. previous oicp. Small frlem~•V NB area From 1800-1960. 1 pc Call today, ask for $20,750. 78~993
tabby mlss1n,g smce 6-req'd Hotol baci..· oflice. Ye ~ I be mull! Jewelry to entire hOUH Diana. 714~846-7318 •••••••••I •a3 Mu•t•ng Conv.
4 Near Mosa Or ond ground 8 plus. FfT. sk.lllsd 111 ti • 111es contenll. lmmodlate TRANSPORTATION 5 .0 GU<, 5-1pd, blk/1---------
ln11ne Ave. Santa Ana personalM Common CHh, tops. 673-6223 Tr .. Ro .. • S5 Citrus blk, S3395/obo. Orig VOLKSWAGEN 9235
Helghts a rea PloaH GATEHOU!iE sense a 1nust. Hre or fruit trees w/fruit owner. 723·0312
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·Do a goad
deed, help
adults learn
how to read
T his is a column-length sales
pitch -unprecedented in
the history of the "Editor's
Notebook. .. But I need your help.
First, some quick background.
The new S8.2 million Central
Library in Newport Center opens
July 10. One of the most
imponant services that wilt
operate out of the new library is
its \\ell-run literacy program,
\\hich -\\1th the help of
• Lalldll
Editor's
Not~book
hundreds of
volunteers -
teaches hundreds
of adults in our
community each
year to read.
Imagine
carrying around
the secret of not
being able to
read -about
20% of the
population does.
How would you
gel by at work?
How would you
fool your spouse?
What would you say when your
chilJren aslo.. )OU to read a story?
Now imagine being taught to
read. Confidentially. Free of
charge. Think of finally being able
to read a job application,
instructions to the VCR or a book
to your grandchildren.
It's real!) quite a program, filled
\\ ith hcJrHugging stories.
A few monlj,)S ago, literacy
coo1Jinator Michal Heller
"andl!red aloud•how !the wa!t
going to get S 10.000 for the
computer!. needed in the new
library·~ lucraC) lab.
I an!t\\ered -· Jloud~ I'm afraid
-1ha1 the Daily Pilot wou ld pick
up the tab. A bit spontaneous,
sure, but it ~ecmed lilo..e the thing
to do :ll the time. We're
Ne'"Port's community newspaper.
Dy definition, we have a major
stJlo..c in making sure our
community'!. literate. No readers,
no nc"!tpaper.
l used this logic on my
publisher, Tom John~on, when I
told him I needed a check cut to
the new library for SI0,000.
He didn't fire me. Instead, he
called in our advertising manager,
Micheal 1-leteher. We
brainstormed. Hard. I low do we
come up with Sl0,000 to cover our
commitment?
W e decided to produce a
special commemorative
section devoted to the grand
opening of the new Central
Library. We'd give the first
SI0,000 in revenue to the literacy
program.
Sounded good, but where would
we come up "ith the' adveftisers?
That's when Micheal unleashed
his brilliant idea:
For SlOO, library supporters get
a 2-column by 3-inch ad that
includes their name (company,
family or individual) ancf a short
congratulatory mes~age for the
new librnry. In addition, the
supporter's name will be engraved
on u plaque that we'll present at
the library's grand opening.
Now here's the fun part: In
each ad, a book will be featured
and on its spine will be the
supporter's fav~rite title and
author.
Philanthropist and Santa Ana
Heights resident John Crean, for
example, has already taken an
entire "shelf' to fit every John
Steinbeck book. Newport Beach
attorney and conservative ·
talk-show host Hugh Hewitt has
chosen Winston Churchill's "A
Hi~tory of the English-Speaking
Peoples." The newsroom of the
Daily Pilot has picked "Catcher in
the Rye" by J.D. Salinger. What
would be your choice?
I su!>pcct this may be the one ~pccial section where the ads will
be just as interesting as the •
articles. The whole package -
which will be published July 9, the
day before the opening -will
make for areal readina. .
Oh, I almost foraot. There's one
other benefit you set with your
I 00. The money will be used to
urchaae computcn that wW help
erally hundreds -maybe even ... ~ ..
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A building marine
l<ner I!> trving to
muscle in on our
< k•;1r '}Ides,
hnngrng 'Orne low morning
doud'l and slightly cooler
tt.·mperatures
See Weather, Page A1
Winner of California Newspaper Pu~lishers Association's General Excellence Award for 1993
Hotline
to help
battered
women
..,,_ The spotlight thrown on
don:iest1c v10'ence by the
0.J. Simpson case spurs
two local doctors to set up
service to aid what they say
1s a larQe . needy population .
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Spurrl!d hy thi: 0 .I. ~.r1p-.l>n -,;i~:.1.
l\\O local Joctor .... sr~ ntJl'lt~hing :..i
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1,jf briJging .1 g:lp thl.'~ \:J~ C\i't 111
>er. icl' fur b.1tt.:r\!J \\l l111:n .
Dr Olin H:..i .. knc\', J :--.c, >lm
lkach m:.mi:J~c. IJ~1il~ JnJ duld
thcr:ip1 .. t. ... ~iid he c.ame up 1\ tth
the ho:lin.: id~ Miter :ittenJ1n!! :..i
Juml!,li.: \JOl ... n ... c :.rm nJr ..... ,:ral
\\CClo.. a~11.
Te!lllnll">niab trom b:utercd
\\Omen unJ.:r~con:d :.t l!Jck uf plJC-
CS for thcrn 10 turn, he ~.ud. In
Oran~c Count\, for 111'1.incc. onh
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... a1J \\.) • .. 11u 4 J i1 ,\ ln 'll ·;,:J~ • ' -• r: From right, Buddy Devine and Daniel Beard keep step with instructor Susie Perini.during line dance class at Costa Mesa Branch Library. II \\J~ h.1 J Ill! llh .. il \0 lind h.:lp '' 1 / '
A cou ntry line dance lesson kicks off a
summer reading program in Costa Mesa
BY TJNA BORGAlTA, STAFF \\'1uru
Y ippee, yi, yi, yo was the
call for some 25 local
kids -a few clad in
\\estern wear -who gathered
at the Costa Mesa Branch
Library Wednesday for a lesson
in country line dancing.
The class was organized to
kick off the library's summer
reading program -the theme
of which is, naturally, "Western
Tales and Trails." It was one of
fou r participatory C\ents that
have been scheduled to
coincide with the seven-week
program, which draws about
200 kids every year. Other
events are scheduled for July 6
and 20, and Aug. 10.
"The idea really is to make
reading fun," Costa Mesa
ljbrarian Marianna Hof said.
"So many times, reading for
school-age children is. equated
with homework. They don't
realize 'hat reading can take
you to some wonderful
adventures."
The program is divided into
two age groups -: 3 10 6 and 6
to 14. The 6-year-olds can
choose which group they'd like
to join.
Uut, since most children
under 6 haven't learned to read
yet, th~parents are allowed to
do the reading for them -out
loud, of course. Then, after
completing 50 books. the
children arc awarded a fun
"bag of loot."
"We read 77 books last
summer," said J:ine Mahoney,
\\ho joined the program \\ith
her granddaughter, Brianna.
"She loves it. She can't wait
until she can read herself."
Kid) in the older group are
awarded prizes fo r every 10
book they re ad.
"They really seem to look
forward to (the program) every
year," Hof said. "So many
children, particularly in this
area, don't go away to summer
camp -not even day camp.
Coming here once a week or
more can make a nice outing.
Plus, the parents really like the
fact that it doesn't cost
anything."
The library has set aside a
trough of western-theme books
for the kid~ to choose from,
S•• LllURY/P•1• A7
011 THI COYI•
The painting on top
of page 1 is by artist
Marie Tllfmilrt. For in-
formation on paintings,
call 540-6430.
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Loretta Farley, \\ho joined the fun during the
Summer Reading Program line dance class
Wednesday, is the new children's librarian at the
Costa Mesa Branch Library. Twenty-two years ago,
Farley worked as a librarian for the Mesa Verde
Branch Library. But her history with the Orange
County Library system began even before that.
See story, page A 7.
fo -.11mubt .. 'upp•Jrt tor J h t·
line 1h.1 , lJ J .... (lmmuJ.n
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Council takes
steps to alter
look of city
..,,. General plan proposals
for Newport Beach include
expansion of Fashion Island.
addition. of neighborhood
park and a parking structure
on Balboa Peninsula.
BY DAVID Hl:.ll L, \I\11 \\'1<111•
!\EWPOR1 bl:ACll -I Jl.:t111t
the fir...1 olf1u.ll ~tep tu c lJng;
Ne\\ port\ L.!Cl'. lh~ C1t\ Council
has 1n111.:itl!J gcner'al pl 1n J 1 cnJ-
mcnb that \\OulJ 111,,' for :..in C\-
pJnJl.'J f'a-.h iun fa! 1nJ. a nc1~h·
burh,x.iJ p;.irk 111 '1.'"fl'HI Hc1i.:h1~
and :.i IJrgc pJrl..ang 'tru-:turc un
the DJlhl>J PcnmlluiJ.
\\11h th~ e\..:cpt1on of a "1w•·
\l)te h\ Counc1l\\umJn Jean \\':.i11
regarding the l :i~h1on I IJnJ C\·
p.1ns1on, anJ the abscnct o( Cuun-
cilmJn John I kdg1.e , the coun .. 11
\ otl!J un:i111mvu~I\ to ha\c cat\
'l!lff prepare prcl;inin.iry cm 1101t·
mcn1.1I Jucumcn1-. tor the lollu\\-
mg prOJCCt .
Carnival operators move to
prevem list year''-troubles
~ Security will be beefed
up and ride operator~ more
carefully screened for QC Fair.
BY LolllANN BASJUiOA, SHH Wa11n
FAIRGROUNDS -Offtci:il
here arc beefing up security 3nd
screening ride operators more
carefully to prc,cnt ps-oblcm that
pl~aued last )Car·~ Orange County
Fair.
Last July, nine fairgocr5 \\'Crc
injured when a roller coa~tcr
cruhed. A carnival worker opcrat· ina the ride was blamed ror failing
to bit the brakes. Nut, 1 handful
~ JOU"I airla rcponed that they
ww.,lfoped in the haunted houtc:.
A carnival worker was later Kn·
eenced to cipt yean in prison for ..._,ion, It w11 his tc:cond seit
aft ....
Official.., "1th B & B Amu~
ment-., "hk h opcrutc the fair's
carni\ul. admit a backgrnund
check CllUld ha'c (He,entcJ the
crime, but J\ that proce > take'
up to 30 da> . 1 he lair, the) ay,
would be over by the tame infor-
m:uiun i:> obtained on their uan-
:>icnt ere'~ of \\.Orkeh.
Fo1 the l in~t time, h~e,er. 0 &
0 i!> requiring bad;ground ched.,
for full-time pcr...,nncl un d ha\ im:
po.,cJ mandatory dru& te\tina for
all cmplo)ee\, according to fair
~poke \\Om:i n Jill Lloyd.
B & Q also i~ taffin& it mid~a)'
\\ith team leader"$ this year to en·
Jure ride operatur1 act r&gulu
breaks. Official1 from the cumpany
also Aid they would replace the
Haunted Hou~ anrac11on with
new ride to •void any ~lcms,
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at A'Maree's
T HE BEST LADIES clothing store in
town, A~Martt's, is having a spring and
summer clearance sale, with savings up
to 60%. lf you haven't been to A'Maree's,
the store has wonderful service and a great
selection of designer clothing and shoes.
Included in the sale arc
selected jewelry, belts,
accessories and shoes.
A'Maree's (642-4463) is
IOC3ted on Westclitf Drive
in Newport Beach.
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YOUNG CHA, OF Cha's
Family Sbpe Repair
(642-4314) located on Irvine
Avenue, a few doors down
from 7-11 in Costa Mesa, is
offering Best Buys readers a
20% discount on shoe
repair. -----·! Cha's Family Shoe Repair
offers excellent service, and the prices arc
very reason::ible.
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PORTS INTERNATIONAL, under new
owner~hip, is having a clearance sale 'a't 'its . ·-
Fashion Island store (720-0800) and at its
South Coast Plaza store (850-0505).
The ladies clothing store specializes i"
tailored designer fashions.
Ports International sale merchandise is
reduced 25% to 70%. Jn addition, the store
has further reduced its sale merchandise
30%.
D
A SUMMER $-j.LE for childre n's clothing is
in progress at Little People and Mc
(645-1355), located at Westcliff Drive in
Newport Deach.
The entire shoe department is discounted
50% to 75%, and selected clothing is ·
discounted 30% to 75%. ,1
0
IF YOU'RE HOME wi th the kids this
summer, you can always send them-to the
movies. Edwards Cinemas has daily matinees,
before 6 p.m., for S3.75.
'The only exception is at the Big Newport
theater, where the matinee is pric:.ed at $5.
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photos
are ...
Costa Mesa High
School stt1dent Chris
Morano recently
'swept the top three
prizes in the South
Coast Metro
Alliance's 1994
Spring Photo
Contest. At left is
the winning photo
entitled, "Plaza
Tower." "Reaching
for the Top in the
California ·
Scenario," top left,
and "Plaza Tower at
Night" were also
selected among the
top three
photographs.
Morano received
gift certificates from
sOuth Coast Plaza
for his efforts.
THE CJllFFON BOUTIQUE (640-7878). I
located in the old A'Maree's location in the
Eastbluff Shopping Center near Hughes
Market in Newport Beach, is having a spring
and summer cle"llrancc sale.
.Police seeking
scam artist
for one of the neighbors.
The victim told the woman to
wait at he r back door: inviting
her to step into the laundry room
as long as she removed her
shoes. Almost immediately aftec
the victim returned with water,
the suspect dropped the glass on
the ground, breaking it.
School boird approves teachers' contract
The Chiffon Boutique specializes in French
designer fashions. Sale merchandise is
marked down 25% to 50%.
0
A 'NEW OUTDOOR CART is opening Friday
at Fashion lsland .• Thc cart, named Crystal
Cart, sells crystal v::ises, bowls, goblets,
glasses, serving dishes and decorative pieces
at low prices.
All of the pieces are hand-ground, with a
qua"lity generally found with more expensive
crystal.
0
STROUDS HAS REOPENED in a new
location in the Costa Mesa Courtyards
(722-7655) on Newport Doulev::ird in Costa
Mesa.
The new locntion is about two-and-a-half
times bigger than the former store, and has a
new home accessory department.
The store offers the same low prices, but
there is now much mo re to chose from.
D
Best Buys appears Thursdays and Saturdays.
Whether )'ou•re a merchant or a shop~r, if
you know of a good buy, call mt at 540-1124,
fax me DI 6-16-41 70 or write to mt: Best Buys,
Drllly Pilot, JJO W. Bay St., Costa Mesa,
Calif. 91617.
Costa Mesa police are warning
residents to be on the lookout
for a female scam artist who
swiped $8,000 worth of jewelry
from a local wom::in after
conning her way into the viclim's
house.
"Just in case another scam is
coming our way, we want
residents to be aware," said
Costa Mesa Police Lt. Al Kent.
According to Kent, police
received ::i grand theft report
Monday mornin~ from a resident
on East Broadway.
The unidentified woman told
police she had just discovered
her diamond cluster ring, a
wedding band and some other
jewelry, valued at roughly $8,000,
missing from her bedroom, ::ind
h::id a suspect.
According to the victim, it w::is
about 10 a.m. Monday when she
saw a woman raking leaves in he r
yard. Shortly after, the stranger
went to her back door and asked
for some water.
The woman explained that she
had been doing some yard work
When the woman ran back
inside to get something to clean
up the glass with, the suspect
entered the house. The victim
found her st::inding by a bedroom
door.
Shortly after the suspect left,
the victim discovered the jewelry
mis!>ing.
Anyone who has had a similar
experience or any information
should phone detective Dill
Redmond at 754-5361.
The suspect is described as a
white woman, roughly 35 years of
age, 5 feet 6, J45 pounds with
dark hair.
A neighbor told police they
saw an unfamiliar gray, 1976
Chrysler Cordova sedan driving
away from the street ::ibout the
time the woman was raking
leaves. Whether there is any
connection is speculation, police
said. ·
-By LoriAnn Bubccla
Newport -Mesa school
board members expressed
reservations about a pro-
posed teachers' contrnct,
but in the end approved
the one-year agreement
that will give teachers a
1% pay r::iise, a one-ti'me
payment of $22~ and in-
creased health benefits ar
a cost of SI million.
Echoing the concerns of
the school district's Citi-
zens Budget Advisory
Committee, some Newport
Mesa Unified School Dis-
trict trustees expressed
qualms at their Tuesday
meeting about whether a
teacher pay raise was the
wisest way to spend the
djstrict's money at this
time.
Trustee Ed Decker said
he harbore d reservations
about the onetime bonus.
"I guess l feel the
$340,000 could be used to
enhance the district in a
more productive way," he
said.
But the contract was
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adopted 6-1, with trustee
Jim de Doom c::isling the
dissenting vote, shying,
"not because I don't sup·
port the teachers, but be-
c::iuse the best interests of
the district aren't served
by this agreemen1."
The pay raise will go
into effect Friday.
The district's budget ad-
visory group h::id ::ilso ques-
tioned the cost, but til..e·
wise gave its nod to the
contract saying, "the ben-
efits brought about by the
agreement in terms of em-
ployee rel:uionships :ind
progress· outweigh our res-
ervations."
Committee members
also ~aid some CiJpital im-
provements would be put
on hold because of the pay
r::iise. Dut Superintendent
Mac Bernd said he recom·
mended adoption of the
contract on the basis that
the "important im-
provements that have been
put in place" could sti ll be
maintained.
The district's 775 teach-
ers h::ive not had a pay
raise since 1991. Teacher
contract talks had reached
impasse, with the union
threatening legal action
against the district for al-
leged contract viol:i~ons.
Out with the help o( a fed-
eral mediator, an agree·
ment was hammered out
that'was approved by
teachers 2-1 on June 9.
Jn other business, the
school board unanimously
approved without discus-
sion a five-year le.ise
agreement in which the
ci ty of Costa Mesa will pay
S42,J42 annually to lease
the Balearic Center.
The agreement also calls
for annual inOation in-
creases not to exceed 5% a
year.
For 17 years, the city
has leased the Mesa Verde
facility for $1 a year. Dut
the board said it could not
afford to continue this
low-rent agreement and
sought fair market value.
POUCI flLIS
COITAMUA
~rana: A palm tree valued at
SISO w3s stolen from 39 lon1er
in the front yard of o hQ01e in
the 2800 block. \
llprbor Boulevard: Someone
pried open the door of o cor
parked in the 1800 block to
ste:ll on ashtray and cigarette
lighter.
Turlock: A to:a.ster oven w3s
amona the Items stolen from :a
home in the 3200 block.
DaMr Sll'ftt: Sav-On employees
moni1orin1 shoppers throuah
security cameras cauatu a man
sturrina bottles or Niven h3nd
creme down his pants. Upon
ronfrontina the man, he pulled
out four jars of the lotion ond
walked away from the 1to"'
before police arrived.
Brtpl" s,rt.,.: Nearly
S900 wonh ol jewelry was
tlolcn from a home 1n the
400bkd.
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WU Amoftl the itcrcns ltolen
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dai ly Pilot Thursday, June JO, UMM
Councll renews locus on oceanrrOnt balcoliles M• held In stlbblng 11 trnner • '
..., City staff will look at
options, ways to deal with
encroaching structures.
I
BY DAVID H EITZ, SrAFF Wuru
OCEANFRONT -If you envy
your neighbor's balcony, don'L turn
green yet -you just might see the
day when the city fo rces him 10 rip
the addition right off his house.
Of 668 homes along Ocean
Front from The Wedge to the
Santa Ana River jelly, 106 have
additions -balconies, mostly -
which illegally encroach onto re-
quired setbacks.
TIST:
ConsiPnment Art Gille~
Planned for Newport
Pier Area
Call Dave at
675-6734
to rtid te
. For several years, members or
the City Council have debated
what to do about the bootleg con-
struction. Usually, they decidc .. 10
do nothing.
But on Monday, the council
voted unanimously to have staff
come up wilh several options for
either enforcing or relaxing the
law. Councilman John Hedges was
absent.
Councilwoman Evelyn Hart said
the council needs to make a deci-
sion soon ·On whether 10 enforce
city law regulating encroachments.
"This is a very serious problem,"
she said. "It seems we should just
bite the bullet."
She said to let "sleeping dogs
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Currently, the Planning Depart·
ment Modifications Commiuec re-
views requests for encroachments
on a case-by-case basis.
But Planning Director Jim
Hewicker said at least one prop-
eny owner applied for an en-
croachment permit, was denied,
and went ahead and built it any-
way.
Councilman Phil Sansone said
the violation shouldn't be ignored.
"You ough.t to be able to hit that
guy pretty hard."
Councilwoman Jan Debay, a
real estatb agent, said it would be
unfair ta force people into compli-
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BY LoaJ~N BAIHEDA, STAFF Wann
• COST A MESA -A Tuesday
~vcning knife fight at the Pon-
dcrosa Trailer Park landed one
man in the hospital and another
in the local jail, police reports
show.
fames Antoine Mays, 26, was
rushed to Western Medical Cen-
ter with SC\.eral knife \\Ounds 10
the chest at about S p.m. Tues-
day, according to repons.
Alvin Patterson, 43, \\as trans-
ported to Hoag Hospital "Aith a
minor leg laceration. following
treatment for the wound, police
escorted Pa11erson to the Co!>ta
Mesa jail Ytherc he is being held
on suspicion of assault with a
deadly \\Capon. Bail i) SS0,000.
According 10 police reporu.
Patterson a11acked Mays with a -
large pocket knife during an ar· •
gument that erupted between the •
two at the Ponderosa Trailer
Park, located at 1991 Newport
Blvd.
The Costa Me!>a men are ap-
parently :icquaintancc), mccordin&
to police :.pokesman George Wil-
son.
When Ma}s "Aas released from
the ho~pitnl IJter Tuesday night ,
he apparently as~ed police not to
file ch:irges against Patterson, ac-
cording to Wilson.
Dut police still pl:in 10 seek
prosecution of Pauerson.
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COSTA MESA - A veteran
police officer has filed a lawsuit
against the city and the chief of
police on grounds that he was
unjustly punished for allegedly
lying about a JO-minute per·
sonal call he took last January.
Camarillo, who has been on
medical leave since he was in·
jured several months ago in a 1
traffic collision, could not be
reached for comment.
Officer Chano Camarillo,
who has been on the force for
27 years, was told he would be
suspended for 120 d:iys without
pay following an internal inves-
tigation earlier this year.
Camarillo fought the punish·
ment through an in-house
grievance process, admitting
that he took the personal
phone call, but insisting he
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Scheer, who said the city has
not yet been served with the
suit, said he would reserve
comments for the courtroom.
"There's more to this story
than ,has been disclosed by the
plaintiff," is all he would say.
Camarillo was on duty when
he allegedly left his post to
take the pe rsonal call.
Scheer said the department
has yet to impose the suspen-
sion, permitting Camarillo to
first exhaust all legal avenues.
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Part 1 aired the day OJ. Simp-
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"The Simpson story really built
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ript away," Hackney said. "Like
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Hackney and Woods taped Part
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In the meantime, Hackney is
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Creans honored for leadership role ~ T hey turned out in full force
for Jobn and Donna Crean
as the Volunteer Center of
Orange County saluted the
leadership of the
big-hearted duo.
president of Disneyland, turned and many more. In 1993, the
over the honors to the Creans in a ' group assisted more than 3,000
warm and sentimental ]peech. people with non-profit training
Lindquist was the honored and placed some 27,000 local
recipient in '93. volunteers.
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Black tie was
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dress code at
Hotel Le
Meridien in
Newpon Beach
for the crowd of
400 social, civic
and business
movers and
shakers rallied by
Attending the affair were J ack
and RounAt Carter and Ann
Doller from Beverly Hills, close
Crean pals Cart,and Maraaret
Karcher, Supervisor Thomas and
Emma Jane Riley, and General
Willlasq J.yon with his wife Willa
Dean.
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The Designing Women of The
Art Institute of Southern
California hosted a tres chic
champagne reception on the cliffs
of the Orange Coast at the home
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recent past
The Volunteer Center, a
partner in the Points of Light
Foundation and United Way,
offers services such as The Youth ..
Connection Program, Retired and
Senior Volunteer Program
(RSVP), Senior Training and
. Employment Program (STEP),
. of Linda and Harvey Smith.
Chaired by Unda Smith and
Nancy Snyder, the reception
honored artist Pam Delly. It was
all "designed" to gear up local art
patrons for the upcoming
fund-raiser "Moonlight Roundup,"
slated f9r Sept. 17.
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For more on the "Moonlight
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The Art Institute, 497-3309.
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Angeles will celebrate our nation's
birthday with the Orange County
Office or Protocol. Local leaders
with international vision will host
The Corps at the very American
Gold Rush Camp at Knoll's Berry
Farm, beginning at 4 p.m.
Monday, Ju ly 4th.
An America n Oag pre)entation
Thursday, June 30, 1994 M
will be mixed \\ilh We:.tern Linc
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chicken, corn on the cob and, or
course, Mrs. Knott's apple and
bo~cnberry pies. The best
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. Three cheers
lor the CdM
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High School
Dep squad
W hen No. 2 dnughter -yes, the one who wrote
my Father's Day column -went to Corona dcl
• Mar High School, she was a member of the drill ~~ memories of that linger on. There are the 83 baton ~ still on the cottage-cheesy stuff on the ceiling of our ~ly room. And I viviJly recall the $180 dollars her
uniform cost. I griped about that for months but, of
course, we coughed it up.
On the
Coast
Un til this week, I didn't realize what a
deal we had, even in 1983 dollars. Today
a family can ~pend twice that just on the
sweaters and )ki rt, just for one year.
Then there are the boots, the
cheerleader camps -both local and at
places such as UCLA, where the girls
stay in dorms· for a week -and
countless incidentals.
Add all that up and you will ..
understand why guys such as Bob J
Pauhlis and Lan ce Hailstone will b out
in the mid dle of a heat wave this
weekend peddling fireworks.
Bob and Lance and a gaggle of other
dads wi ll be staffing the Costa Mesa
High School Spirit Leader booth (192).
:ll the Orange Count} Fairgrounds Markerplacc this ~
~eekend. (Since minors can'r sell fireworks, the girls >Yill
be doing their pan by giving performances at 10 a.m. and
' ~ ' ) . -p.m.
They will have to move a ton of fireworks to help feed
the in satiable demands of the Spirit Leader squad's
g57,000 annual budget. Right: Fifty-se\'en thousand
dollurs! And not a penny is funded by the school district.
Corona del Mar High School baseball players and supporters of ousted coach Matt Lundin wait outside district headquarters last week as
"l saw an article that said cheerleading in the
Newport-Mesa district cost about 5300," Bob Paulhis told
me. "What a joke. I called the reporter and told him he
J1dn't even know the half of it."
To feed this ravenous creature, Spirit squad members
and boosters. work all year on every kind of fund-raiser
they can think of. They sell hardcover books, pizzas,
discount coupon boQks to restaurants, and now fireworks .
Frankly, aft~r hearing about Costa Mesa's $50,000-plus
cheerleader squad, my first thought was, this is ridiculous.
But after spending a couple of hours with Rachel
I l.iilstone, Erin Kroening and Jessica Smith, I'm
ool'lvinced it's more than reasonable. Tliese 15-year-olds
are sharp, pretty, well-spoken, sometimes outspoken, fit,
Intelligent, caring, giving, self-reliant, resourceful and a
delight to be with. That )trike) me as a helluva return on
investment.
Jt'~nd check out their .standards: "We thought about
~trying t~ get recognized as a sport by the 1 (,N~vport-Mesa) district so we could get the minimum
f(mding," Rachel said.
··out \\e would probably have to lo" er our grade-point
requirement (to the district's 2.0 for eictra-curricular
attivitics) from our 2.8," Erin added, "and we don't want co do 1ha1."
"We want to be thought of as a sport," Jessica said,
''because what we do is really athletic." What with their
11\Jman pyramids and Oying through the air, I suspect
chcerleading, at least as practiced at Costa Mesa High, is
~ore rigorous than most of the official sports.
"Take a girl and lift her over your head," said Jessica.
'')'hat's hard."
· It's also hard on the bod. Rachel ha) broken her
t!ilbonc twice, but laughs it off. "It sure makes you walk
fanny:"
Unlike other sports, the season for the Spirit squad
r&hs all yea r long. "We support every event," Rachel
s"llid. "We pull so hard for the whole sc hool, and if the
team loses, we're still behind thern. What we do is good
for the whole school; that's why we work so hard on it."
That they do. "School was out on Tuesday," Rachel
said. "We had Wednesday off, began a three-day camp
~iurscJay and now we practice frorn 7:30 to 9:30 every
Jay. ll was 72 degrees when we started this morning."
•"lJut it 's fun and ''c love it," Jessica said. "We arc
helping build our school, and that's very satisfying."
When my daughter was at Corona, being on the various
pap teams was highly political. You had to have the
,(oper social standing or you didn't have a prayer. Now,
Ot• Costa Mesa I ligh, the girl~ are cho)en by outside
ju)jges who don't Jo.now one girl from anothe·r. Ability is ~ only criterion.
• :·•A lot of girls would like to come out for cheerleading,
Out their parents can't afford it," Rachel said. "So all the
1npncy we rabe goes Jn to this big fund that pays for
4verybody."
•,"We don't want any girl kept out for any reason," Erin
Lid. "We want anyone who wants to come and try out.
rtiat way, we're the best."
, 'They certainly are.
' Fred Mnrtin's column runs c•ery Thursday and
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Superintendent Mac Bernd meets with Lundio adyocates trying to get the coach reinstated.
Crying foul ..
Corona del Mar baseball coach Matt Lundin was unjustly fired
aY DAVI aOWMAN
T he firi~g of .Corona del Mar's baseball
coach Matt Lundin has once again
displayed the bizarre
relationship that exists between
Newport-Mesa's disgruntled parents
and the district's willingness 10
appease these self-serving f~ctions at
any cost.
lhree candidates. Coach Lundin was the
unanimous selection based on his confidence,
enthusiasm, and baseball background. As the
season progressed these same boos~r club
members were responsible for
Lundin's firing.
From a coaching perspective of
more than 20 years, I'm embarrassed
and disappointed that these families
used these taclics instead of working
oul an adult compromise with all
parlies gaining insight and mutual
respect. This campaign was fought on
a very personal level without regard to
individual differences.
During this season, Coach Lundin
has demonstrated leadership, superior
baseball knowledge, and tremendous
rapport with the majority of his
players. Baseball provides us with
num erous lessons aboul life and
working together. However, this past
baseball season for some was a lesson
in deceit, reven3e, character
Matt Lundin
We have reached an unprecedenled
time in high school sports when a
successful coach is fired for exercising
assassination and trying to live vicariously through
the abilities of their sons.
his coaching prerogative of selecling
which pla~ers will play and which ones will not.
Also, il's a sad day when a coach is fired for not
securing scholarships for his players. Deserving
players will be discove red by various scouts and
Last summer, I was invited by the booster club
to be involved with the interviewing of the top
Deserve a break '
Regarding your aTticle on McDonald's moving in on
the Balboa Peninsula: First I'd like to say the article
by David Heilz seems amazingly slanted toward
McDonald's and I'm getting sick of hearing that.
Second of all, I can't believe the people around
the newspaper don't recognize the problems that
that fast-food stand will have for the surrounding
area, including degrading property values and the
beauty of lhe pier area and Cannery Village. And
lhe mere fact that there are two old buildings and a
dirt lot there has nothing to do with justifying
McDonald's moving in. There arc a thousand
different opportunities for 1hat piece of property if
it was more affordable.
But lhe most important lhing is that 1 just cannol
believe the ~ity of Newport and 1he people who live
around here would want to have an operation such
as that running almosl 18 hours a day.
SMAT SMITH
· Newport Beach
aUT Of THI HOTLINI
Editor's note: The Dally Pilot has carried mort
than half a dozen stories on the proposed
McDonald's and has published dozens of letters
from those concerned about the lust-food
'establishment as well as those who support ii. The
proposal, of course, still must come befort the City
Council.
Petracca and Brewer
Like most liberals, Mark Petracca pronounces
himself judge and jury in declaring that Marilyn
Brewer is the most sensible, reasonable and
progressive candidale nominated for decades is
Orange County.
Great, we're glad Mark is so smart. My first
question is: What is a moderate conservalive? In
calling her that, I think Pelracca used what's called
an oxymoron ... The good news for Mark, of
course. is that Marilyn Brew~r is very moderate, so
anybody who's pro-tax will be favorable for someone
who's on the government dole. The one thing we
con hope for Mark is that he someday will have to
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colleges regardless of their coaches' efforts.
Additionally, the average parenl must realize
that full scholarships are rare and that most
baseball scholarships are partial ones with va rious
restrictions and with renewal each year.
In conclusion, I would like to make a few
recommendations for the Corona del Mar
baseball program and pare111s.
First, disband your booster club immediately -
no strings attached.
Second, keep the ~ommunica tion lines open at
all times -be fair, consistent and firm.
Third, try 10 allow the players to resolve some
of lheir own battl es -that's reality.
Fourth, remember most of the players will not
play after high school -so make it a memorable
-experience.
Finally, you must promise the community that
this type of travesty will never have a chance of
happening in the future -that parents, players,
coaches and districl personnel will make
responsible decisions based on the welfare of the
program.
Dave llownwn is a p:irent, teacher and c:oDc:h .
get a job and have lo compete for a living and find
out just what his mean-spirited statements like this
arc worth to the public, nothing.
CdM •dB Toro
BARRY ZANK
Newport Beach
A group of us were out Salurd:iy night and to a
person, we favor lhe airport right where it is. We
had never heard of Debra Allen, and she certainly
doesn't represenl Jasmin e Creek or Harbor View
Hills and I lhink it's sort of a misrcpreientation to
put it in your paper thal d>rona Del Mar residents
favor the airport moving to El Toro.
BILL HOrF
Corona del Mar
Editor's note: Debra Allen Is chairwom an of t11e
Coroaa de/ Mar Residents Association. The article
doc1n't suagest that all Corona de/ Mar ttsldcnts
suppon a conw1ettl11/ 11lrport at El Toro; only t11at
Ibis p11rtJc:ular 1roup docs.
644-3309. M.:iyor, Cbrcnc:e Turner; ]l'Jn WJtt; John Cox,
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Farley begins new chapter at city HbPary
...,. San Clemente resident
takes over as children's
librarian for Costa Mesa
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• Who: Loretta Farley. branch.
BY TINA BOJ.OATrA, SrAFF \V~rrn
•What: Costa Mesa Branch Library's new children's librarian.
•Age:·48.
• Famtly: Lives in San Clemente with her husband and two .,
sons, ages 20 and 17. -· W hen Lorena Farley
accepted the post of
children's librarian at the
Costa Mesa Branch Library, she
felt as though she was "coming
home."
• History: Farley's longtime library career began at the age of
14, when she was first hired by the Orange County Library
system to work as a page for the Dana Point Library. Prior to
joining the Costa Mesa Branch on Park Avenue, she worked
Twenty-two years ago, Farley
worked as a librarian for the Mesa
Verde Branch Library here. But
her history with the Orange
County Library system begins even
before that.
as a librarian for St. Margaret's Episcopal School in San Juan
Capistrano. And, before that, Farley was employed by the
Capistrano Unified School District.
"I started at the age of 14, as a
page at the Dana Point Library,"
said Farley, who lives in. San
Clemente. "Then, in College, I
worked out of the headquarters
(in Santa Ana). 1 have a long
history with the county."
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held school librarian positions in
the Capistrano Unified School
District and at St. Margaret's
Episcopal School in San Juan
Capistrano.
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the county library system that
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primarily because of city budget
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person."
Now, Farley has her work cut
out for her. After spendinQ the
past month asses~ing the children's
collection, she's noticed a few
areas th at could stand some
improvement.
"We do have a large Hispanic
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materials in their own language is
important," said Farley, who's
bilingual. "We do have some
Spanish-language books, but I
hope to make the collection that
we have now a little larger.
"But, in general, I'm going to
work on deve loping a collection
that will meet the needs of all
students and work on developing
programs that are interesting."
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However, the kids aren't limited to books about the We~t.
"They can read any )Ubject -science fiction. if they want,"
Hof said.
A few popul:lr books include "Oeach House" and "The
Babysitter Trilogy," by R.L. Stine.
"He seems to be very popul:ir with kids in middle ~chool," Hof
said of Stine. "He writes scary, adventurous books. The kid!> just ~·
line up to read them."
Another popular author among early teen) i~ Franc111e PJscal,
with her stories about >Oung love. Her titles irklude .. S\\cct Valle'
High" and "Sweet Valley Twins."
Kids can sign up at the library, 1855 Park A\c., an> time during•
the course of the program, "hich runs through Aug. 10. Library
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p.m.; and Saturday, IO a.m.-5 p.m.
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•Expansion or Fashion bland
by 266,000 feet, bringing the total
square footage of the shopping
ccnier to 1,615,800. .
During a strategic planning
meeting earlier this year, a major-
ity of council members dubbed ex-
pansion of the retail complex a top
city priority.
Officials hope the open-air mall
will successfully attract new retail-
erll -possibly a Bloomingdale's
-and generate as much as
$500,000 ' in additional sales tax
reve nue for th e ci ty.
Jn voting against initiation of
1he general plan amendment, Watt
recalled the council being con·
ccrned about traffic when ex-
pansion of Newport Center was
di!lcussed in the 1980s. A general
plan ~mendment that would have
FAIR
fre• P••• A1 .
Additional security and third
parties in secluded attractions also
are planned, as are roving trouble·
shooters to monitor staff for viola-
tions and enforce B & B's no-
smoking policy for employees.
A guest relations booth also will
be set up at the carnival th is year
to handle customer complai nts.
"\Ve want to assure the public
that the fair is a safe place, and
that by closely monitoring the car-
nival area, ,.,,e can curtail any
problems," Lloyd said.
In addition to stepping up the
fair's private security team, Lloyd
!laid the Orange County Sherifrs
Department, which staffs a booth
:H the fair each year, is also beef-
ing up its presence. ·
Despite last year's troubles,
Lloyd said the carnival was cited
in a 1993 patron survey as the
1 fair's toplauraction.
\ The Orange County Fair is slat-
ed for July 8-24 at the Costa Mesa
Fairgrounds on Fair Drive.
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cleared ahc way for expandin1 all
of Newport Center -includin&
Fashion Island -was soundly re·
jected by voters.
"I don't want us to 5uddcnly get
so easer for sales au that Newport
Center usurps traffic planning."
Watt said.
• Designating a portion of Bolsa
Avenue between Old Newport
Boulevard and Broad Street for
use as a small neighborhood park.
For three years, residents of the
area 'have fought tirelessly for the
park. The council promised neigh-
bors in April that the park would
be built "in a timely manner."
Changing the general plan is the
first step in planting the park on
the street, which staff says can t>c
closed without hampering neigh-
borhood traffic circulation.
The park will include a play-
ground and turf area with shade
trees.
•Creation of a specially ret~il
and patldna diluic:t between Bal-
boa and Newport boulevards at
28th Street.
The property is owned by Ste-
phen Ooobcdc and contains three
structures occupied by retail, of·
fice, restaurant and convenience
food businesses. Current vacancies
include the Wells Fargo Dank, re-
tail and office space.
The proposed project consists of
a mix of retail, restaurant and con•
vcniencc specialty food space, ac-
companied by a large parking
structure.
The p:irking urage would serve
the project's needs and also pro-
vide •pproximately 200 additional
public parking spaces.
Before any of the projects get
permission from the city to pro-
ceed, several public hearings will
be held where residents can voice
their concerns.
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l.mlll Yililon lhc Daily Pilol coa&n"buted IO lhc IUCCCll of
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We've already sivcn the library the SJ0,000, and
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The deadline is today. If you're sold, give the folks
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investments of the year. •
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PORTS
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 387
... Lowsman Trophy onicially
presented ·to Marty M_.ore
...,. Kentucky standout fits right
in with the spirt of irrelevancy.
BY RICHAJlD DUNN, Sroan \Vann
NEWPORT BEACH -Just wait until
Marty Moore returns to his hometown of
Fort Thomas, Ky. Nobody will believe
what he's been through1here.
"They have no idea what this is all
obout," Moore said Wednesday night at
the Balboa Bay Clu b, moments before re-
ceiving the Lowsm:rn Trophy for being the
222nd and last pick of the National Foot-
ball League draft th is year.
Moore, a · 6-foot·l, 242-pound line-
backer selected by the New England Pa-
triots, didn't know, either, until he arrived
Sunday.
Roasted up one side and down the
other during his night of honor; led by Ir~
relevant Week founder Paul Salata,
Moore is still looking for respect.
"Even my hometown newspaper doesn't
know about this," Moore said. "And in
my hometown, only two guys, myself and
Jerry Reynolds (of Nevada-Las Vegas,
drafted by Cincinnati), have ever been
drafted, and our high schools have yet 10
retire our jerseys. It's a weird kind of
town .
"I mean, the majority of the players at
the University of Kentuck)' had their num-
bers retired, and there was a basketball
player from. (Fort Thomas), who led the
state in scoring, and he had his number
retired while he was still in high school.
It's no big deal, but you'd think a guy get·
ting drafted in the NFL would get his
number retired. '
'.'It's just a weird town; it's kind of
I weird like here ... everybody's got a lot of
money."
Before a capacity crowd in the main
ballroom, filled with sports celebrities and
BBC Hall of Fame members, Moore was
presented the Lowsman Trophy by Clark
Grace of the University Alhletjc Club.
The trophy is an original bronze. sculpture
designed by Huntington Deach-based art·
isl Jim Crockett.
Salata, meanwhile, interviewed with
tongue in cheek each individual who took
the podium and presented Moore., with a
gi ft.
Among them, former Angels Manager
Buck Rodge rs: "How's the vacation going,
Buck?" Salata asked .
Rodgers in turn presented Moore with
an Angels cap. "Now here's something
that's really irrelevant," Rodgers told
Moore.
MnVYA RAINO~f. DAILY r11.0T
Clark Grace turns over the coveted lowsman Trophy to Marty Moore Wednesday.
PlaJing with a mission
the ultimate . advantage
...,. Orange Coast College standout
David Kellar taking his volleyball
expertise to the Olympic Festival.
BY JLu.ay FAULJCNEll, Sroan Warna
W henygu
watcl, David
Kellar
elevate his 6-foot-4
frame more than 40
inches off the
volleyball court, it
docsn'a fiJure he's
playing with both a
chip on his shoulder
and a heavy heart.
. But Kellar, who helped Orange Coast
College 10 the slate championship this
past spring, says ia's th is extra motivation
tbal bas allllWaad to push his game
toward a plateau occupied by the elite
athletes in his sport.
"I take my motivation from as many
sources as I can get," said Kellar, the
lone community college player to earn a
spot on one or four teams competing in
the U.S. Olympic Festival, which opens
Friday in St. Louis. "As long as you
don't let it become anger, you can
channel ii to give you
energy."
was all nonsense.
"l remember telling him that one day
I'd be playing voile) ball on tele' ision and
l'd wave 10 him. I remember specifically
saying that I'd pla~ in something related
to tt\e Olympics. I m sorry he isn't
around 10 see make the Olympic
Festival. I know l'd have nown his butt
10 St. Louis 10 watch me, and 1 know he
would have been proud.
"They say you can only play fo r
yourself and not for other people, but
every time 1 get tired, and my legs st:irt
10 burn a li ule, I think about my dad,
and just being able to say ·1 told you !>O.' ••
Kellar led OCC with 24 kill in the
~late title-game upset of then-unbeaten
Los Angeles Pierce, but he was hardl)
Coach Chuck Cutenese's most heralded
player. He did not make the all-state
tourn ament team, :ind w:isn't beating
recruiters Qff with :i stick.
That all changed, however, after the
Olympic Festival tryouts, May 28-30,
when Kellar admits, he surprised even
himself.
"(Cutenese) gave me an application
form and ~id I may as well tr) out, since
it was in San Diego," Kella r recalled. "I
figu red I'd go down, get cut, and just
make a li11le mini-vacation out or it.
There was no way J
The recent death of
Kellar's father,
William, is the primary
source of his
motivation, while the
relative lack of
'They say you can only
play for yourself and not
for other people, but
thought rd m:ike the
te:im It goes 10 show
you pessimism
\\Or kl>."
Kellar, a right-side
player "ho specializes
in attacking from the
back row (spiking
behind the 10-foot
line). began on the
last court or the
stair-step tl)'Out
fodrilat, which alloy, ed
interest from Division
I college recruiters,
and the stigma he
feels community
college players c:i rry in
the volleyball
communily, also fuef
his compclitive fire.
"My dad was the
kind of guy who
every time I get tired , and
my legs start to burn a lit-
tle, I think about my dad,
and just being able to say
·1 told you so.'•
-DAVll IClllAR the better pla)C~ to
volleyball star work their way up
based on a points
S)Stem.
believed in getting a job and building a
Dote LIM:R. DAILY PILOT
David Kellar la an athlete with a per'IONll, Mlf.lmpoeed minion to excel. He's competing at the Olympic Feettval.
career by working your way up," Kellar
recalled. "He was a salesman and he
never really believed I'd ever get much
out of playing volleyball. He thought it
·•1 took it :ief a challenge to keep
moving up, nnd al \\-asn't long before I
was on the No. J court and st:iying
there," Kellar said. ''It was m..e I gained
1 .. IULLAll/P•9• U
Knee surgery knocks Mesa's
Luxembourger out of game
...,. Costa Mesa linebacker will miss All-Star
Game after suffering knee injury on Monday.
BY BAR.RY FAULKNEll, Sroan Wann
COSTA MESA -Bryan Luxembourger, the CIF
Southern Scc1ion Division VIII and Newpon-Meso Dis-
trict Playe r of the Yeor last fall os a senior .at Costa
Mesa High, had outpatient arthroscopic surgery
Wednesday to remove torn cartilage from has right knee
and will miss the Orange County All-Star Football
Game, scheduled July 8 at Orange Coast College.
Luxembourger, projected as a starting linebacker for
Coach George Pascoe's South squod, first heard the
knee pop while in a pileup at Monday's prac&ice. He
continued to experience mild disoomfort, before the
knee locked in a bent position as he planted his right
foot to return to the huddle following the end of a play.
"l was hoping it would be something else, but it was
ahe medial meniscus (cartilage) and &hey had to take
about 35 to 40% of it ollt," said Luxembourger, who was
obviously disappointed 10 be misslna &he game.
"I'm bummed oul, because I've wanted lo play in the
all-star game ever since I wen& to watch ii my freshman
year," said Luxembouraer, a 6-£001-2, 220-pounder
bound for thJ Villanov1 Univenity. ..Bul I still want to
be a part of the team, lendina monl support, or what-
ever I can do. l'U be roodna hard for the South 10 win."
Luxembourpr returned boml after WtdnetdlJ'• aur-
1ery, and will beain phJSical tblraPJ nut wtek, •
cordina to his mo1her, Jan. -
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"There was
no damage to
any of the lig·
ame nt s or
muscles, and
he should be
back to 100%
by the time
he has to re·
por.t • to Vil·
lanova, Aug.
8," Jan Lux·
embo urger
sa id. "He
s hould be
running in
four weeks."
The injury
made Luxem·
bourger the
fourth Vil-
lanOVLftQnUl
knocked out
of the pme for the Soulh, followina San1a Maraarita
Hi&h products Brian and Brad Finneran (vacation
plans). and Capistrano Valley offeuive lineman Miach
McCrimmon (1tre11 frac1ure).
Newport Harbor Hilb plOduaal Wade Tift and Sll¥t
Oonule:a." well as recenl Corona del Mar Hiah aractu·
·ate J.a; are the remainina Newport-Mesa Dia&rict
representatives on the South squad.
Corona del Mar's Glasgow readies for
Fourth of July reach toward stardom
...,. CdM senior (in the fall) will make a
stop in Ohio, then it's on to U.S. Junior
Girls Championships in Montana.
Golf Association Invitational on June 6. reached
the Round of 32 1:1 1 )CJr at the U.S. Gari Junior
Championship.
"I'm glad I played la!tt )Car. bec3u e I'd ne\cr
really played match play before." she said. "Tha!>
B uttcrflics in the stom:rclnlrc part offhe • year, my goar is to get to the ~ound of 16."
summ~r tour for Jenny Glasgow, who le:wes In match play last year. Glasgo"' defeated )cnny
on the Fourth of July fo r what is hoped to Gray of Martin~ville, Ind .. 1-up. to 1Hhance. That
be a star-spangled excursion on the was arter Gray had fina!thcd ahead of
jun ior links. Gla!igow la:it )'Car at the Ohio Girll>
"I always get butterflies before a Jnvita1lon111.
tournament, but my mom says that's Glasgow bc:it Gray la t >e:ir at the
Jood." said Glasgow, who finished her U.S. Junior Girls on the rinal hole.
Junior year at Corona del Mar High thi "She hit it out of bound . :iftcr I'd hit
month among the top golfers in Southern my shot on the green," Gia aow said.
California. "That was fun."
Following a stop in Columbus, 0 1\io, Glasaow. ~or~ing hard l:uely on her
for the Ohio Girls Invitational on July • & short game, finis hed fourt h with an 81
6-7, Glasaow will compcle in her second •I• • and 80 last )Car eit the Ohao Girls
straight U.S. Junior Girls Championship -Invitational; Gray was third.
July 11·16 at Meadow Lark Country Chtb --• Sa)·onara ... The Nike Tour could be
in Great Falls, Mont. Club ne·d .
Southern California &iris have won six Steve Dana of Corona del Mor Hi&h.
or the lasa 10 aides. indudina Kellee golf captain ft the Prince1on pf team last
Booth ol Slnt8 ~ Illa M ,wbcn 1prin• was sclec1cd to pl11 in the
the 4Sah U.S. Julllnr CMrtl ~Ip was held USA.Japan COllqiaae M11ches in Chiba, Japan.
11 Mesa Verde CouauJ Cub. • which bcpn Sunday and will continue throup
July 22 at·N&ruhino Counlry Oub, near Tokyo.
OilllOW, who ftnilMd third amona 1 l orinac DaM, who won rour coosccutive toumamenu in
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Recalling the h•d life · of te•is, on the roa
...,, Only we're not talking
Missoula, Mont., mind you.
M ost transportation problems lead
to catastrophe, stress, missed
appointments and misery.
Geoff Abrams, however, will never
forget his del;.ycd flight from Italy to
f ranee, when he was tqurnamcnt hopping
for rhe U.S. national tennis team in
Europe this month.
What a place to get stuck ... Paris,
France.
Between scivcs and volleys, while their
clay court opponents were waiting to play
the next day, Abrams and a few or his
colleagues climbed the Eiffel Tower and
sipped cappuccinos along street-side cafes.
"We had to take a taici ride 10 take the
bullet train to where the tournament was
being played (in Lcbaule, France).
be~ausc our flight was delayed (in Milan,
ltnly)." Abrams said. "While we were
driving, we told (the taxi driver) to hurry,
so he went 160 kilometers per hour, which
is 100 miles per hour on the freeway.
"But it took a liule longer thQn we
thought, and we missed the bullet train,
so we spent the night in Paris. The next
,morning we went sightseeing in Paris until
about 2 o'clock, then we caught a bullet
1rain 10 (Lcbaulc). JI was hectic, but it
worked out nicely. We got .to sec Paris."
II workctl out nicely on the courts, as
well, as Abrams teamed with Mike
Russell of Michigan to win the doubles
title in the Cndct Masters Tournament al
Lcbaule. Abrams advanced to 1he
!.emifinab in singles.
It was Abrams' first international
doubles championship.
In his first tournament, in Tirino, haly,
Abrams lost in ~he second round in
singles (16-and-under) and reached the
semifinals in doubles with Russell.
Tournament. Abrams won two roua.'15 in
singles, but that was u far u he got
because be came down with the Ou.
"Maybe it was the water or something."
he said. :·one other guy aot lick. too ...
Abrams. gone for aJmo11 a month,
returns to the clay July 12 for the U~.A
National Oay Court Championships 1.•
Nashville, Tenn., in the 16s.
For Abrams, who will be a junior at
Newport Harbor High in September, he
left for Europe before finishing his .
sophomore year. He still has a biology
and a math exam to take. Too bad it's not
a test in European travel.
• Bi& basb ... The Newport Beach Tcnnts
Club's annual member/auest tournament
July 22-24 has a special twist. Winning
guests in all divisions. from 3.0 to 6.0,
receive a free year's membenhlp, while
winning members receive an opportunity to
win vaca1ion packages, including a 1hree-day,
two-night stay in a Palm Sprinp
condominium.
This year's theme al the annual dinner/
dance July 23 is aoing to be 1hc "Newport
Beach Par1y." Considering how this club
hosts shindias, it should be nothina short or
superb elegance.
In addition, there will be drawinp for
many prizes, including Vacation packages.
Tennis winners in each division will
receive beauliful champagne lrophy buckets.
Club 1ournamen1.s don't gel any belier than
this.
• N~ pro&raans ... Sign-ups arc being
taken now at !he John Wayne Tennis au~
for juniors 4-6 years old, called the Tiny
Mights, to teach them hand 10 eye c o ord
ination. Yourhs aged 7-11, intermediate
classes for 13-17 and advanced tournament
training classes are also being formed .
Additionally, senior drill-session programs
for all levels are being formed. "The
members here are pretty excited about it,
because they haven't had it in t he pas!,"
said Ju lie Slattery,_ assistant club pro.
Al the Avcri C~mpari Milan -By IUdurd Dunn Newport Harbor Hlgh'a Geoff Abrams continues to make a racket in the world of tennis. Next stop: Nashville, Jul . They're bitinil, big · Women's triathlon in Newport Beach slated Sept. 1
...,, It's one 1h a series of six to help
fund breast cancer research
(Susan G. ·Komen Foundation).
BY R.lCHAJU> DVNN, SPOan WIU'Tla
NEWPORT BEACH -For women who
have always wanted to do something for the
first time, now is your opportunity. I
And now is the time to begin training for an
all-women triathlon in Newport Beach on Sept.
1994 Danskin Women's Triathlon Series, a six·
city tour that benefits the Susan G. Komen
Breast Cancer Found:uion.
More than 3,000 women competed in their
first triathlon last summer, swimming, cycling
and runqing alongside many other women 10
help raise funds and awareness for breast can-
cer.
in New York (Sept. 25).
The series, geared for firsHime compc
and expected 10 attract more th<1n
women this yea r, consists of a .75 kilo
(half-mile) swim, followed by a 20 kilo
(12.4 miles) bike, and culminating wi1h a
lomctcr (3.1 miles) run.
time; check the
lishcounts ii .vou're
a doubting Thomas
Clemente Island have reported
seeing .. breezing" schools of
.• 11.
The world's only all-women' triathlon series,
which began in 1990 and has consistently bro-
ken records for the largest women's field in tri-
athlon competition, returns this year with races
in Austin, Texas (July 10); Milwaukee (July
31); San Jose (Aug. 14); Seattle (Aug. 28);
Newport Beach; and the series championship
"The format is "perfect for first-time co
tors," said Michellie Jones, a two·time an
rent World Triathlon Champion. "Since it
all-women event, it's less intimidating a
lows for a rcaf feeling of camaraderie,
the distance affirms the ~ense of accom
mcnl for all those who compete in the eve ~ Local landings having
a field day in local seas.
W :irmer coastal and off
shore waters have kicked
saltwater fishing into high
gear for anglers heading out of
Newpon harbor.
A wide open bite on sa nd bass
has developed along the beach
and calico bass have moved in to
the shallow wnter kelp beds off
Laguna. _
Betty Burkhart of Corona dcl
Mar, weighed in an 8-pound,
5-ounce calico bass that she
caught while angling on board the
sport boat "Nautilus" operating
out of Newport Landing.
Catalina Island is the place to
head this weekend fo r
yellowtail, white seabass
and big barracuda. The
fishing has been pretty
steady on barrics, while
tails and seabass are
being caught on boats
that have live squid to
fish as bait.
bluefin tuna, but she added that
none have been hooked to date.
A few big fish were weighed in
ar the BAC 'this past week by local
anglers. John Voulkcr headed his
skiff the "Blue Goose" out of
Newport's twin jetties and hooked
into a 35-pound, l--0unce halibut
fishing off the Huntington Beach
flats with only 15 pound test line.
Chris Hall of Huntington Beach, •
checked in at the angling club with
an 18-pound, 3-ounce white
scabass that he landed while
fishing on board th~ private yacht
"Sea Raider" on the back side of
Catalina using live squid as bait.
No new word on albacore ,
getting any closer to the Southland
coast th is week. The fish
are still a few hundred
miles west of San Diego
but these migrating albies
could make a big move
on the change of moon
phase this week.
San Diego spon
landings scot out a
It has been tough to
· · make squid for most aJI
sportfishers heading over
to the island this week
and even commercial
squid boats are not
catching enough bait to
help out all the skippers
-WI llH
couple of scouting boats
to outer waters over the
weekend, and even
\hough conditions were
good, no longfins, tuna or
ye llowtail were caught. Outdoors
looking to top off a bait lank with
squid.
Over the weekend, frank
Patella of Newport Beach, hooked
into a 12-pound yellowtail while
fishing at Car.ilina on board the
"Freelance" ruoning out of
Davey's Locker. and skippered by
Donny Drockman.
Jim Trapp of Huntington Beach,
landed a 27-pound white scabass
fishing at the island on board the
sponfisher ''Thunderbird"-which
also departs daily out of the docks
at Davey's.
According to Ken Philipps,
tackle manager at Davey's Locker,
673-1434, conditions along the
coast, in the channel and at the
islands are ideal for a great
summer fishing season. There arc
lots of bait in the water and there
arc already areas or water
approaching 70 degrees .
Philipps reported that the
charter boat "Bonaos JI" checked
out a few kelp patties and ran
over high spots coming in from
Catalina earlier th.is week and
indications arc that fishing could
"explode" over the Fourth o( July
weekend.
Jay Apperson or the Balboa
Anglin& Club, 673·6316, told this
~tdoor editor that private sport
boats comin1 in from San
There will be a huge
fleet or boats out I
searching off shore this weekend
in hopes of hooking the first
albacore of the season and being
awarded the "first fish" nag from
the Balboa Angling Club.
Bay fishing in Newport harbor is
very good for spotted bay bass and
legal halibut. Anglers renting skiffs
out or the Balboa Pavilion or
launching private boats from the
Dunes arc catching spawning
spotted bass and nattic1 around
the cost-guard doct;-nelT the ferry
boats and in the channel between
the jetties. Uvc bait and plastics
rigged on lcadhead jip arc
accountina for the bulk of the fish
being sacked.
Fresh water analen might want
to head to Irvine Lake this
weekend as fishina hu been very
good. The summer catfish season
has begun and thousands or
pounds of channel catfish arc
bcinJ stocked weekly to ensure
quality rashint.
Fishin1 hours have been
extended at Irvine to include night
rashina from 5 p.m. 'til 11 p.m. on
Wednesday throuah Saturd1y.
Trout arc 11ilJ bitina in deep nter
at Irvine and Joe Castro or
Newport Beach, landed a five -fish
limit of rainbows wciaJ1ina in at
11 ~ pounds ·f ashina •Ion& the west
shore of the lake with Power Bait.
. .
Thousands of women of diverse age, size and
backgrounds are expected to compete in the
The entry fee for each race in the ser
$50. Qill 1 (800) 452-9526'\o regi!oter.
lllMMA Nol.run. 0....Y Pt
Corona del Mii High --~11111111 Grlnl ... on WldrtH-for a Europw1to&A'wllhlheU.S.Natlonll11-and-under polo
Oii II
_. Water polo e>epeltlse
Corona del Mar's Croatw
a ticket to Europe wlh
U.S. National 18~.tllm.
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Costa Maa takei its time basking in tourney finals
~This doesn't come
along every other week ...
soooo, they'll take up wh ere
they left off on Tu esday.
BY BAJLAY f AULICNEll, Sro11:n Warn a
WESTMINSTER -No team in
the history of Costa Mesa Little
League has reached a District 62
Tournament of Champions title
game, so the Junior-Senior Di-
vision Cardinals ha* apparently
decided to milk it for all it's
worth.
The Costa Mesa squad, taking
on the host Westminster Cardinals
Wednesday at Johnson School,
rallied from a 7-1 deficit to take
an 8-7 lead in the top of th~
eighth inning, only to have the
game suspended due to darkness
with one out and a runner at sec-
ond.
Due to holiday weekend travd
commitments by several parties on
both teams, district officials
agreed to resume the game, from
the point it left off, Tuesday at 5
p.m.
"That last run was buge," Costa
Mesa assistant coach Greg Via
s:iid. "It sure is a lot nicer to
spend the next five days leading,
than the other way around. We
fee l like we're in pretty good
shape, because we have tt)e lead
and we're in the middle of a
rally." .
Thanks to some lackluster de-
fen:.ive play, the locals were forced
to rally early on, blowing a 1-0
lead by committing five errors and
allowing seven unearned Westmin-
ster runs the fin.t two innings.
Out, as they bave on other occa-
sions this season, Costa Mesa's
group of 13-and 14-year-olds re-
mained poised, focused and deter-
mined.
"We had a real IXld second in·
ning, but we have the type of team
that believes it can come back,"
Via explained. "We knew if we
setilcd down, we had the fire-
power to chip away at their lend,
and that's what happened."
Chris Dlevins, who started the
game at third for the visitors,
helped stem the tide whe n he took
the mound in the second inning.
Newport. dunks
opposition, 12-4
l)os LCACll. DAILY PILOT
third baseman
A.J. Mim s
snagged Chad
Zenus' sizzling
line drive, then
stepped on third
to double off a
stra)'ing runricr.
Costa Mesa's Ryan Ferryman can't hide his emotions as he crosses home plate
in the eighth inning to give his team the lead. At right, just before Costa Mesa
rallied, players on the bench couldn't bear to watch their fading chances.
Ricliard Shryan
drew the fourth
straight walk
from Neubarth
for an RBl in the
Afte r allow ing a single to the
first batter he faced, Blevins in-
duced the third out on an easy
comebacker, then went on to yield
only one more hit over his sv.i
scoreless innings.
"Chris really took charge, and
pitched a fabulous game," said
Via, whose son, Jeremy, was the
key Costa Mesa's six-hit attack,
going 4 fo r 5 with three RBI.
Jeremy Via'!> fi rst-inning single
drove home Robert Cowin to gi'e
Mesa the early lead, but def en~ive
lapses and five walks helped the
hosts build a seemingly comfort-
able sLx-run margin.
Cowin, ,however, doubled to
open the third and scored on an
errant 'pickoff throw to third base,
before Via blasted a triple to left
to drive home two more.
Ryan Ferryman followed with
an RBI single to make it 7-5, but
Westminster starter Tom Neubar-
th wriggled off the hook. when
fifth to draw Cost::i Mesa within
one, but the locals left the bases
loaded in that frame, then strand-
ed two more in the sixth to help
Westminster protect its suddenly
precarious lead.
Westminster threatened to pad
theJ margin in the sixth, putting
runners at second and third with
one out. But second base man C.J.
Kcyte ranged behind the mound
to scoop up a bounder up the mid-
HA~D (AR WASH I
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TUSTIN -Dillon Donnelly I
!>cored three goals :ind three oth-FREE C U S T 0 M D E T A I l C E N T E R
ers scored iv.ice as Newport Har-I "Wash n • Protect ft"
bor I ligh's water polo team de-Washes, ==~ I
featcd Foothill, 12-4, in the Tustin FUI 1'1rl Dmslnt I
Summer Water Polo League on Ellplres3odays 1195 Baker, Costa Mesa
Wednesday night at Tustin High. I (conwoffa!Mew&Bam1
The Sailors, whose defense gave Open: Mon.-Sat. ~ • &n 9am~ Truck• 1 "-"' AddtllONI
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Scott Stickler and Andy Betz each
scored '"ice, while Mike Peetz,
Chris Seib and Ryan Wallace
added one each. Graham Harvey
recorded 'one goalie save for the
Tars, while Chris Richardson
played solid defense.
Newport Harbor plays Villa
Park next Wednesday at 7:15 p.m. ,
DEEP SEA FISHING
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D•v•y'• L•cker -7 bo.-ts, 209
1nglers. 4 yellow1ail, 4 \\<hite su bass, 1
bt;ick sea boass, 17 bonito, 1, 178 b.lrracuda,
366 c.llico bass, 114 und bus, 12 sculpin,
1 h;ilibul, 350 mackerel.
Newp•rl L•nllln1 -4 boats, 1 SO
anglers. 96 und bass, 728 bonito, 21
sculpin, 121 c.-ilico bus, 32 m.iderel.
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Chlld Quest lntematlonal, Inc.
1440 Kol Ocie, SUlte 103
San Joie, CA 95112
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die, and
fired to
Zenus cov-
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home to
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Neubarth
trying to
score from
third on
the play.
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drive to
end the
outbur st,
leaving
Westmin-
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three outs
away from
d enying
Cost a
M esa a
h i s toric
victory.
Sa r ya n
got things
r olling
with. a
one-out
walk, and
two more
w a I ks
loaded the bases after Neubarth
recorded the second out "ith his
10th of hb 11 wikeouts.
Neub:mh 's 0-1 pitch to Die\ in'>,
howeH~r. caromed off the pl:uc to
the screen. and S:irvan beat the
relay to the pl..ite to knQt the game
at 7-7. •
lp the eighth, ferryman forced
Via at second. then stole second
to get in 'scoring po'sition. Ferry-.
man then bolted for third "hen a
third strike got awa} from the
Westminster catcher, and the
catcher compounded the miscue
by throwing '"ildly to third in an
attempt to nail Fen)man.
Ferl)man came home easily on
the play, \\.ith the would-be strike
out victim ·"inding up at second,
before officiafs suspended the
game.
Blevins is scheduled to resume
pitching chores Tuesday for Cost:i
Mesa, but Ferrym:in, who \\cnt the
distance at short, will not be avail-
able, according to the cider Via.
Boating ..
John Drayton, whose
boating column normally 1s
published every Thursday,
missed the boat today, he's
on special assignment. He's
expected back next week ...
if not. for sure, the
following week.
Steel
Insulated Door
Foam Core #37
Wayne Dalton
$595
Glass & Grids
$125
·1/2 Horsepower
Genie with door purcho5e
$195
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April, raisin& his career
collegiate victory total to nloe, is
one o( eight U.S. aoirers chosen
to pnrticipntc by the Oolf I
Coaches ~iatK>n of
Amcricn. Each player competes
in two singles matches and one
double) match against Jnpanesc
collegians in a format similar to
' the Ryder Cup.
The NCAA Division II Player
of the Year as a junior, Dana
won the Ivy Le:igue individunl
title in 1994, his second
consecutive championship, while
leading Princeton to its third
s1raight team championship.
• Growling grtp ... Lynx Gol.f
Company, a nrajor sponsor o(
the recent Record Setters Day
Pro-Am at the Newport Beach
Golf Course, has developed n
new premium leather glove
called "The Paw."
The glove features a patented
~ relAlorced thumb tbal improwa the fia. performance
and lolpicy ol tbe pwc durift&
play. It also CIOG&aios a patcatcd
easy on-aact-oa doMarc tha1
allows the golfer to slip it oa
and remove it with ease, u well
as tighten "The Paw .. u it
stretches.
After testinc, "The Paw·· did
not wrinkle in the palm due to
diagonal ly tensioned elastic in
the closure area and double lock
stitching around the wrist. It
features vented and perforated
fingers with double lock
stitching and a Lynx logo ball
ma rker. 1 • •
A specially tan'ned cabrctta
leather makes "The Paw" water
and perspiration resistant and
allows the glove to stay supple
in both warm and cold climates.
The glove is available in men's
and women's sizes and in a
variety of colors.
• Newport Beach Counll'y
Club ladles ... Akemi Nakata, a
three-time ladies club ~
It the Newport Beach CC,
fmilhed tJcd for tounta with a
228 .,... la the championship
niaba recently at the Long
Beach Women's City
Championships. with final
rounds played at Recreation
Park Golf Course (par· 72, 5,193
yards).
Kay Heaney of the Newport
Beach CC was the seventh
low-grog finisher (230) in Flisht
8, while Sue Van Valin of Costa
Mesa was the third low-gross
finisher (229) in Flight A. In
Flight 0, Jill Mahany won low
gross at 272.
Nakata, a zero handicapper,
won her third straight Newport
Beach CC ladies club title in
May with a 76, 75, 79 and 76 ..
• Planet Hollywood ... The
second annual Planet
Hollywood/South Coast Plaza
Celebrity Golf Tournament, to
benefit Newpon Harbor High's
baseball program, is August 8 at
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PUii.iC IOTICll
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confideGco with C\'Cry poini. I'd ~r
played with 1uys that pd, and I
discovered I could tAke my game to a
whole other le\'el.
"At the end or the first two days.
they had a bia cut, and I was expecting
to be hcadin& back Monday myself. I'd
already checked out of my hotel. But I
came back Monday, and found out a
week later I made it. S1lrprisc would
be an understatement. I was ecstatic."
His suona tryout increased
recruitina interest, and Kellar commit-
ted earlier this week to attend UCI.
"I was insulted by the lack of
recruiting. but I'm happy to be going
to UCI,'~ Kellar said'. "I'm looking
forward to lhowing a lot of schools
they made a mistake by not giving me
any offers."
Kellar, though 23, is still a relative
volleyball novice. He did not play until
his sophomore year at Canyon High in
the Santa Carita Valley and did not
stan until he was a senior.
"I aMWCd ao Ora• County
dad ud took 1 wlJejball ems <>ranee Coat." Kellar aakL
.. (Thcn-C.oacb) Bob Weczel as.t
to try out (or the team, and I m
in 1992. I quit before the scuo
started, though, because I just
(eel a part o( it. I came back an
played the last 1wo yurs, and r
worked hard to improve my all·
game."
Said Cutenesc: "David hus to
physical ability. We had other p
who were more consistent, but
really came on at the end of the
season. I heard he was phenom
the (Festival) tryouts ."
Kellar will join Conner OCC
standout Masui Allen on the Ea
team, coached by Mark Pavlik o
State's NCAA champs.
"l'm going to be in awe," Kell
predicted of his Festival cxpcrie
"I'm hoping this will help me ge
foot in the door to maybe one d
make the national team. I also
show that community college pla
can play at this level."
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Houses/Condo ........... : .... 1002-1094
Mobile Homes, ............. +······ .. 1100
Acreage ................................... 1125
Building & Contract.. .............. 11 50
Beach Property ........................ 1175
Cemetary Lots ......................... 1225
Houses To Be Moved .............. 1325
Lots For Sale ........................... 1400
Out-Of-County ........................ 1525
Out-Of-State ............................ 1558
Ranches/Farms ........................ 1575
Resort Propert ies ..................... 1580
Time Shares ............................. 1590
Real Estate Exchange .............. 1600
Real Estate Wanted .......... 5
2102-21M
Houses/Condo ................ 2102-2 194
Apartments ..................... 2602-2694
Duplexes ................................. 2704
Rooms ..................................... 2706
Hotels/Motels .......................... 27 18
Vacation Rentals;···· ................. 2722
Roommates Wanted ................ 2724
Rentals Wanted ....................... 2726
Garages For Rent .................... 2740
Storage .................................... 2742
Misc. Rentals ...................... : .... 2744
• 2750-2790
Apanments/Commercial ......... 2750
Business Property .................... 2767
Business Office Rentals .......... 2769
Schools/Instruction ................. 301 2
Travel ...................................... 3014
Memberships ........................... 3018
Personals ........... : ............• 5
Commercial Property .............. 2778 3-3939
Duplexes/Units ........................ 2786 Service Directory ........... 3406-3939
Industrial ................................. 2788
Income Property ...................... 2790
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5530-5540
Employment ............................ 5530
2900-2911 Employment Wamed ............... 5535
Business For Sale .................... 2900 Domestic ................................. 5540
Business Opportunity .............. 2904
Business Wanted ..................... 2906
Credit. ...................................... 2907 e
Investment Opportunity .......... 2908 60101MO
Investment Wanted .................. 29 10
Money To Loan ....................... 29 14 .
Money Wanted ........................ 2916
Mortgages, T.D ....................... 2918
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2'2N011
Antiques .................................. 6010
Appliances ............................. ~.6011
Auctions ......................... : ........ 6012
Fumiture .................................. 6014
Misc. Merchandise .................. 6015
Cameras ................................... 6016
Collectib les ............................. 6Q 17
Computers ............................... 6018
Announcements ....................... 2920 Free Merchandise .................... 6022
Theaaer/Casting ....................... 292 1 Jewelry/Furs/Art ..................... 6025
Income Tax .............................. 2922 Building Marerials .................. 6030
Lose & Found .......................... 2925 Machinery ............................... 6045
Health & Fitness ..................... 3000 Office Furniture/Equipment.. .. 604 7
Pets/Animal ............................ 6049
Mu ical Instruments ................ 6055
Pianos/Organs .......................... 6059
Bicycle .............. : .................... 6060
Sporting Goods ........................ 6065
Tickets ...................................... 607 5
TV /Stereo/Electronic ............. 6080
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6102-6190
Garage Sale ........... : ...... 6 102-6 190
momolM&. -~011-9090
Boats .............................. 7011 -7018
Marine Se rv ice ........................ 7020
Marine Slips/Docks ................. 7022
Airpl ane" ................................. 80 I 0
Campers{frailers ............ , ........ 80 t.i
Scooters ................................... 801 <
Automobile ................... 9010-9090
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pool, spa, tennis. COSTA MESA 2624 &•"-~8310 ••-•••TO Prof ...._ ............ ror Gated. Top floor. ~ aana.... -..
St200/mo. 494-4358 lBR upstairs, VKRY A•k Altout Our1 .. S•Bl•U••tl••••2•7•2•4 ~c;::, ~.f~~· ~~
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5650 10 11700 mo.
Villa Rentals
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mo. Me-0382 new crpt/pnt W/D fu»y Cdll Neat reapon non-1::-'~. :aO:.:.ep .
2045-C Tuatln Av furn $1100 mo, unturn amkr 25-30 lhat• 28'
Large 28d, garage, S995mo 81 ~-4937 1Ba t>oKh hH. 15251 --------
patlo, w/d area $800 Jim or June Biiiing• or mo+ IAUIJI 490-3422 UNTALS
mo. 848-4310 Iv mag/Wiii return call. · · ·•-"" , CM ....,. Nw• Non-Wnna/WM 2BA·1BA COTTAGE •1BR sea•• amkr lhato 2ar+otc••••••••• Encl yard, no pets. 2BR 211A 17=-p 1000 l/f, SW decor.'•
$725 mo. 722-e2tM S~,.~lg, d/w $400 utll lnct 850-7478
AVAILABLI! NOW Incl. 60x30 pool. No LRQ 3Br Laguna
1BR redecorated, pvt pate. No fees. No Hiiia Townhomo.
patio. S575. Harbor ..... Ms-4899 You gel muter bdrm
VIiia• 546-9081 w/bath, gatag9 apace. ---------l--:1!;;'8::7.ID~E:-=B::ac~k:-B:::a".':y-2BR tBA, frplc, new Clo .. to beach, can·
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now avallabtel car..,
couple ... king home
to keep u their own,
long te..-m. 1750 mo.
for 2 Br In CM, HB
ar~a. Good job, xlnt
refs. Well behaved elb
pet. Call 890-4778
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1 BR. Ocnft . $925 wk
2BR Ocnft $1750 mo
2er. Cottage S650 wk
2BR . Penln . $925 wk
3BR Penln $1000 wk
2BR+ Oen . $1350 mo
,4BR Udo •.. $3000 mo
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Lg 1 BR w/patlo, $645 kitchen, lndry room, , yon, fwy•. $475/mo
mo. ,329 Unlveralty garage. 1804 Clay SI. plus ~ utllltlea. Call
#0. No pets 642·2816 $950/mo... 873-3039 714-587·1779.
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$595 no pet 631-7813 Sml pet olc. 845-4900 •MOTELS 2718 •MOTELS
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rage. walk-In closet,
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y~rd, plant shutters. mo+ utll. •ltg 1 Br apt .......... . Uncotn School. $2350 $625/mo + utll. 714-1•
Agt. Jim Kline, 75g.3771 846-~88 or 723-0433
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backyard & patio.
lmmod occpy. $4200
729·7282 Pr.Yd CA
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Lrg airy 3Br 2Ba dplx.
Gar, carport, lg decks.
Yearly. 731-1230
Cherry L•k• are• 3BR + den, 2.5BA,
lrml dining, sap fam-
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sac $2000 942·8787
Holght•2Br hH. Giant
yd/patio, gar, d/w, frpl
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Newport Crest Condo
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tonnls-S 1500 544-3049
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Qceanfroot 4Bd $2400
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: • $10 for 4 lines, S 1.00 each odcJitionol line
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Independent
Call 642-5678.
Put a few words
to work for you.
-----•lcI.EANING DOORS 3580 FURNITURE HEALTH, BEAUTY IANDSCAPE • MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 Pl.ASTER mE 3928 SERVICE SERVICES DIRECTORY 3 548 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii REP AIRS An oxperlonoed
dependable door
hangar. Guar work,
reaa. Don 521-6910
------I REPAIR 3880 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PUBLIC flOTICE •W.P. YOUNGQUIST iiilliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ t by t Tllo & Marble
3622 • FITNESS 3740 LAWN CARE 3808 -----
HOUSECLEAN I NO
15 yrs exp Good refs.
eo-...a...te Rfft •llon Lawn Aa tlon H PelnUntt Contncter INT/ElT.QUALITY tST Cuatom quality work ••....-er Rofler Skatlntl PeraoNI ra ave The Calif. Public Utill· Oual. painting by profit at reaa'bl prices. Wood, wicker, uphola, Tralner·learn outdoor a healthier, greener ties Commission RE· Uclll02098 1 Pelch to complete 77g.2788 L..,591315
BUSINESS ate. FREE pickup & survival technlquea. lawn. lncreaaed water/ QUIRES that all used FrH HI. 145_3~5 jobs. licensed. 25yrs Call anytime. Marla
• 241-0531 • delivery. 892·1823 30yra exp 887-4290 f ertilizer Intake. household good• ---...---...-....,....-• exp. 24 hr• 554-7831 Really Cro•tlvo Ille
OPPORTUNITIES 3487 --------ELECTIUCAL 3610 Enhanced drought movers print their ltrr1 Quelllr Palnllnt work Patios-fountains
i lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CONCRETE e. ---------l':'.:"::"~':::':-:-----1 • ...,.t...,o_.le_ranc__._•_· 4_54-_84...._1_1_ P.U.C. Cal T number; PLUS Io u ch up• -p-1-.n.--•IN-G--3-8-90-ateamrms·saunas-lubs
c:11 G••nJNG 3••2 HEALTH/ Tr .. trlm/r•mov•I, limos and c:hautteura murals. Richard Sinor v..a showers. 753·9229 J.Wefry Rep-PT home/ MASONny 3557 A-t Rloctrloal work -vv print their T.C.P. num· Uc 280644 845-3209 ----otc shows. E·Z 5800• "' Local Uc contractor NUTRITION 3742 sprinkler iyatema & 11 1 $2500 mo. Ground fir · iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil lndscpg. You name II, ber In a adverts• QUALITY CAR• Everyday low SS copper WATER
o It' I t 723-4446 8 p I Q I Quick Rasponsel Flnlahod grading-we do Ill 846-4174 ments. If you have • 20 yra exp. Quality r •PIP• -c: om PI• t • pp. • un • eat r Ct/ Ul lty Fr•• Est. 890-7042 Olrt-<:oncr•••·Hphalt N atural B irth Control quHllon about th• 1.. workmanship. fair plumbing MVC. s & s HEATElt 3933
l.andteapt, briek. ltOM. RLECTRICIAH removal-pOOl fill Ins. ""' •"ectlv• PMS & gality of a mover, limo prlcH 845-2417 Ron Plumbing 836-8942 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CllRPENTRY 3510 JT Coner••• M3-012J License 111233108-CtO. 3',5' Bobcat 557·1566 Infertility application. r.,,.-,.. •• .,, •. &.I•"'· or chauffeur. call: FIL AM DRAIN
iilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilBrlck, Blook, Stone, Tile Small jobs, malnt and Free Intro union woM..-... 751-3478 Public Utlllllas •oa HUnON CO. • CommlHlon Interior/Exterior. Sarvlce·Small drain A tb z HANDYMAN Cone, Patio, Driveway repalra. 548-5203 Mary 955-2334 714_558_.151 Complete drywall a. $24.50. Main dral.n ~stAU.JREFACf CA81N£TS Fplc. BBOs. Ref. 20 Yr BANDY MAH 3710 LEGAL acouatlc celling S38.50. 847..,..643
l<ltchens, baths, doors. Exp. Terry 557.7594 ELDEJU.Y -IN_S_ll_U_CTl __ O_l'f_3_7_8_0 ••v On Moving ••rvlc• Liii 622831 Plumblng Repair• &
Windows. Doug S46-i 258 CemenVbrlck/atone/Ule NelN&R•t81 PrepertlH SERVICES 3812 LowHt, Storage, prof. H2·989t Drains Claared from
fHIRE A CARPENTER drvwy alab $2.50/aq ft CAllE ;J611 Paint-Carpentry· XLNT rep. I hr min. Ins. KOi:MAN ~liTINQ $5.50. All fl1ttu1u In
Additions/Remodel a •lamped concrete Qrywa• and morel Prepare to axcell on Paralegal Service• Tte7151. V/MC 731·2958 ln«/EJd O'ual work stalled. Steve's S4S·8298
•P:lra/Wal er/Rapalra. L#!54185e • 631-4310 Home health •Ide Garv MS.9277 SAT w/PAT O'DOWD All typeMtortlfled •SUPIR iiOVIRi• Reu. pricft THa LOCAL PLUMalR
Total prlcH Installed
30 gal S259, 40 gal
$279, so gal $329.
241 ·0t37 7am·10pm
The Piiot ClaHltlod
The moat comprehen·
alve and current direc-
tory of goods and aer-
vlc•• •roundl .;Jerry 848-7940 Concr•U·lll•·•lat• CPR cert·atrong M..avt Carpentry, roofing, Author Consultant 10 yra •11p. Low S Careful, courteous Bond/In• alnc• '78. alnct UH-t WOiiam ~Ira, AtmOCI. Doors, win-Orlveways-patloa-pool 24hra·dly rat•• negtbl plumbing. drywall, Lec t urer. lrvln• •Lorie 986-5220• exp'd Proa. Free eat. Li"518$17 'r" Eat Blfl9lll Co.·W• are .. ·--------
dowl. cablnetl, ••ucco l dry· •deck a L ti' 28 5 237 Kareem 780-3053 stucco, painting, tile, Seminar• 873·2360 T148288. M2·8a98 •4e40:S3 24hra cloH as your phone. -..~. 1ences. ga1e1, 11c. Uc 1.eoo-e15.9312 etec:1r1ca1. Jim Mt-7494 --------LDIOUSINI iWliiOW c1rc1e M81nt. L111•1eooo s15.9304 ~syrs exp . .1enr 142"°517 FENCES •Hl.Q HANDYMAN• JEWELIY .:t784 SUVICIS 3814 MUSIC Pllnllng. W1bt. Housel
CONTRACTORS . .-.. -1151* !'.'. LESSONS 3835 Apt. Oual. Job. Fr" Ht. ROOPING _t'tu_ltD_CARE ___ 3_5_3_61 3558 • DEC~ I 3615 , ___ tllV'W" ____ iiii&iiiiii___ SI. llcl511197 836-1751 3910
"fl& liil••••••• Plumblng/elec/water Wllllam Harold Jewelers GOLD Kn UllOUlllll T. DOUiiia P•iftUng
•l'KNC•a OATllS• htn/aprlnklera/cell Walch & Jewelry repair New cara-wHkday Ylollft/Pleno Lnaona Finni qullllty palnUng Sedler Rooftne·Llc: &
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Local Uc 20yr exp
Small Jobs, big jobs
Quick response.
FrM Eal. 650-7042
DEClt
3548 COATING
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_,.,,,Ir,,_. ,.,._. fans. lnatall/Repalr. Antique/Fine Jewettv specials. Stoctled bar Fun-creative-Inform In the beKh arH. Ina Ina. Specialize c:Oml'f'I.
Redwoode L#579805 FREE eat. •4t-Ot37 lklylMlltndl e7:a-o:a•e 7112 ..... TCP 7280 atlve by highly exp N .. t/clean. L#ee1332 r•roof/repalr. 25 yrs.
Jim Whyte 142·7208 Semi Redred conllactOf, --------•---------teacher w/BM.AJI agff Terry IOIM85-ellO •FREE EST 875·5095
•W-41....... =· =~~1 UJmSCAPI • can·1 wm to Katherine 831-uee viiOUili Piiitlii6 -.-.,.-.15-T_A_TE __ _ :=..'e.;::... ~ I ~.Ken e42-1no-' lAWtf CUI 3808 get 10 al thoM •-------Im/Eld, 0Ua11ty work. ~
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PO.••-2719 ~!.!!'!.ee13K Scandinavian, Eur~ eleek a ~fut An-
-..n& ~ .. ._, pean high echool etu-ewer• to '"Ginger." -~~1!1!11111•••11 NEW APPLE UNE, INC. denle antvlng Auguel. Wearing bl.ck coAat
SAFETY FIRST ACAOSI
t Type of coolue
NllWPORT •UCH TRUCK DRIVERS 8ec:Ofl'e a with hMl't·ehape pen-Both vulnerable. South deals. •x•c 8UIT•a Drive to ownlll so ~~~::~~1JN~ dant (may have fallen NORTH LowHt prlcH, frH down. Look at our oft). LUt Mef\ 'rlday, + A .J 8 G MMe••· 833-9550 MW program: I0.78 RAPID WEIGHT LOSS et17• In area of SH-~ 10 & ~r mile • .. mU..I "SpeclaUzlng In dlf· ward Road & Morning () 8 z Tractot ownereh.lp/30-flcult caeee. •• In-Cyn, CdM. ,... ... call COMMEICIAL 40 month•I so.22 mile creuee inetabo'laml CMS/Eva. 840-2178. •A Q 8 8 2 PaGP!an 2778 driver payl Averae-Stope hungert Ouar-WEST EAST
FOR LllA8• 2,000 e/f
lnduetrlal, 55c eq. ft,
cJean Weatalde CM.
7t 4/454.9577
10,000+ mllea/month. antffd falt reaultel + 3 + Q 7 2
Company driver 1)081· Cati ne>W, kaave 20%1 PERSONALS "Q,J 9 7 8 \) K 8 4 2
tlont available. Com-United Pharmaceutl-~ A J 7 3 ) Q JO 9 4
pany !raining for atu· calt 1-800·733·3288 • 10 4 3 + 8 7 dent• available. Your (Skinny-Dip available). SOUTH
effort determine• your COD'• accepted. PUSOV•YC! 3002 + K JO 8 6 ~ WAAV BELOW MRKTI aucceutt New Apple1~--._...._.,....-~ -..
Otf/r•lall 2000 at Un" Inc., 1-800-843· Sona Al E.(B. Aug 54) & ~ A 3
Nu Udo Slorefrnt. 98c 8308/1-800-843-3384, Donald M.(B. Dec 58) HOT & WILDI v K 8 5
NNN. Xlnt Traff & Madlton, South Da-... king relaUv" of fa· • K J 5 Prkg. PRUDENTIAL kota ther Walker Albert 1-80C>-le0-8969
NEWPORT 673-1900 START YOUR OWN ~~':eur:!' ~~m~ T~I FrH Call ~t~idd~~t North Eaat
BUSINES~ &
FINANCE
BUSINESS
OPPOITUNITY
2904
BUSINESS divorced 11181 In s .. SCHOOLS. 1 + p... 3 • , Pau alt\•. Al, 909-822-0374 4 + p... p... p ...
MOVING MUST Youne mountain INSTIUCTIOH 3012 Opening lead: Queen of Q
SELL INVENTORY man • .. k• pellle The fineue is a slrange creature. OF SKIN C•RE woman for primitive ••ton .. aloe twlr11ng U II h k · A nocturnal love rhuala. & alrul taught the SU~ y, 'fl en YOU ta e It rou ll't! PRODUCTS Call Frank 642·5689. RIGHT way-moderate h(?J>ing Lo collect an extra tnck thal
INCH LOSS CREAM prlcea 714·722·5289 you might not be able to win other·
and BODY WRAP FUN 8 yre & up wise. But there are times when you
SOLUTION. APPROX LOST • wish it. will lose-for example when
3000 JARS, WILL F09TU'ft 2925 you have stayed in game and slam TAKE 1 ST $500, vnu
900 Numberel S$$ CASH. 662-3508 EMPLOYMENT dependt only on the fine11se. And
HI Profttt/L.o Start upl V•NDING-Local Ria $ REWARD $ there are occasions when you don't
Top IS programs avt For Sal•·S50000Jyr Black a white Persian care much whether it succ~s or
ellher way. Here's an illustration.
Sur>pOM vuu get to four spades on
the IU<'lion shown North's jump Lo
thl'ft apadea is forcinc and. ••nee
you have no alam embitiou, you
aimply raile to came.
You receive the leed of the queen
of heart.e. Is there any thre1t to your
contract?
You are aaaured of 10 tricks; four
spades, five cluba and lhe ace of
hearts. The only problem is that
East might pin lhe lead with the
queen or epadet and thoot a dia-
mond through thf king, in which
case you could lose two diamond
tricks, a heart and a trump.
4 "'*"-9 Faseenet
14WlcleSt.
t5Flowef
16 Feudal lorcl 17Shy
19 Wise saying
20 Gathef bit by btt
2 t Embfoidefy yam
23Deeelve
2• Real bargain
26 Corduroy ndges
29 ReligiouS
quenels
3 t Heat s6urce
32 T0tonto f004baU
player
36 Aqoanum hsh 38 Soop bowls
39 Topping out
4 t Musical wOt1I
42 leis Slide
43 Acior Maio1s
44 like a k1ncl of watch
47 -a hancl
•9Stoonecl
50 Baby buggy
Bot
54 Lookecl nice on
56 Filmy material
57 DeS&f1 planl
59 Th1ee·Slded
goody
Once you have isolated the prob·
lem, the solution is easy Lo find.
Allow the queen of hearts to hold
the first trick (to sever the defend-
ers' communications in that auit)
and win the continuation. Lead a
lrump to the ace and continue with
a low spade. When East follows low,
finesse the Len. If it. loses, West can't
attack diamonds profitably and you
have your 10 tricks. If it wins, you
have not only saved a contracl that r.t~--~
might otherwise have been defeated,
but as a reward, you 11COre an ~--t--+-
nowt 1-800-865-1000 Po tential Cat, name "Chip-Ell.PLOYllENT loses because your contract 1s sare APRO~NWINNER (~)95~~ munk." Latl teen 5530~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~-
June 27th In Corona . Up to $12,000 caah del Mar. Pleue h•IPliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Why play l;ilde 'N The Community
overtrick.
monthly In your CREDIT 2907 me find him. Call a• OP•NI -....... ------Seek with cfllldcare? Market Place.
pockell No •elllng.1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil KJrbu, 640-l379. *WA,___ * ... EMPLOYMENT Call The Piiot today! PilN Clastlfled Snack & c•ndy vend'' ' Cook P~burger-x ... t 642 5678 842·5878 machlnH for local OVERDUE BIU.S? Cuti--.,....------oppty·fun en\llronment 55301 __ • __ . ____ --------
route. lnveatmt req. monthly payment a $100.0Q Muat •Pk Englleh-grt iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
800-821·6383 day/eve cup 10 50%. Ucenled R E W a R D ~raonallty 875-5231 DOQ RUNN•R PIT •-------......-------------....,....--~--·• and bonded non-pron1 " o~NT EMPLO,,...:NT AT&T MCI NUMBERS! company. 1-eoo-228-GOLD BRACLET uposTAL.IO•a•• Mon/Wed/Fri, Irvine EMPL u•uo 1 auo
62 C1ear
83 OPEC vesael
84Anger
65Leg pai1
66Tag
67 Chiwacler adOf
Beatty
DOWN
t Sheriffs 10
2 Saini Teresa's
homelOwn 3 -to meollOrt
4 Rotate
~~cleg
7 Vanity
8 lulCUfle$
9Cole -
t 0 Apple donk
t t T rue-1<>-life
120melet 1ngredlen1
13 Pee -Reese
18 Make a breeze
In
22 Shade tree
24,iGlance over
251So 27Charred
28 Obstacles
29 Gotter Sam -
30Boolh
32 Coral reef
33 Coln ot India
34 Oollarb1ll
35 AbOve poet
37 Scrape t>y INtth
39 Ba5'0att s -
Rose
40Gosh1
42 African nabOO
45 A savings acc1
46 Fnsk
48 New Jersey
hoclley player
SO Sidekick
51 Small quarrel
10
52 Brighi blue
53 Dts1nbu1ed
55 Grant •
56 Oauotiter
57 Chicken --
king 58 Weapoo
60Chorch
vestment
61 Last lefter
11 12 13
SSS Starting a turnkey 0190 Ext. 49. Call 24 W I th SI x Green St art S 1 2 • o 8 /hr Terrace. 3 big doge. 5530 900 Une as a t ide houra. + benen11. For exam S10/hr. 875-1520
bualneu la easier Chrasaphase Stones, & application Info call -F-1-.-H-IN_Q_T_A.....,.C .... K-L"""l!-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1.-~-1---+--+--1---+-
than you think. Call ••••••••• 3/4" Wide. Lost Sun· 219n94-0010 x CA130 Sale• & SeNlce. Ffr
for more Information day between 2 and _s,,..,a,.,,m,.,,·7,...P,,,,m,....,,7,.,,d,,..,a:':y•~·=-eummer, Pfr winter.
1-800-417-4900. ANNOUNCEMENTS 6:00 pm, In Newport •MODl!L Sl!ARCH• NB locatlon. 842-8662
CLEANING
FRANCHISE
BUILD A FAMILY
BUSINESS. Let the ANNOUNCEMENTS
ServlceMa•t•r Famfly 2920
•tart your own r••f· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim
dentlal or commercial •a0/20•
Beach, In the vicinity ~_:.~:=~"°Ho~:
of Via Udo Oporto Ae•ncv, 7•7-toeo.
Boardwalk, and pos-DOCKllASTU
alblly In the Via Udo 5 Yrs. prevtoua exp.
VIiiage, deckslde req'd, aupervleory
walkway. Please call aklllt. Frr. Mon-Fri &
631·6000 Room 112. tome WHkende.
'
cleaning franchise. WITHOUT GL.ASSESI Fortune 500 company 1--=-=-~~==--offerlng unique train-Safe, rapid, non-FOUND BIRD MAINTl!NANCI! •
Great Summer .lob
Just dialing pho ne.
Earn S5·S 15/hr. No
Mlllng. Mon-Fri 6am-
11 :30am, CM area.
Call Todd, 706-2365.
LT CONSTRUCTION
$ t 0/Hr 82 t -6800
ENQINl!l!R North Laguna talon Ing & marketing sup-surglcal, permanent INSPIRATION POINT
All ed I restoration In 8·8 CORONA DEL MAR port. you ne s weekt. Alrllne pilot $8,000 down plus CALL AND DESCRIBE working capital. Fl· developed. Doctor ap-( 7 1 4) 9 6 9 -4 3 5 O 1~ I b c ptoved. FrH lnforma-1.,...,,,..,,,.=-==~~=: nancu•v avai a le. all lion by mall: (800) LOSTs EYEGLASSES
5 VTs. previous exp. neecls exp'd Stvllat
req'd. Holel back· w/hlgh .. ncl cllentele.
ground a plut. Ffr. Rental station or
comm. 714-497-6060.
for frH brochure: 1· •22·7320. New bifocals, In bright O.ATEHOUS• 800-230:2360. ... A TTl!NDANT (812) 897-1075, multi-colored case. PIT, Sal & Sun 8:00 lmlLllTATI .... CRUISESHIP.IOBS Fax(6t2)897·1079 June 19th In or PM 0
Real Eatate
The TELE•CLASSIFIED JOB
LINE. OC's first interactive telephone
job line. Has l OO's of different job
opportunities waiting to be beard by
you. PT, J;T, SaJaricd, Hourly.
CALL 24 HOURS Earn up lo $2000 I Satlefectlon around Mariners LI· A.M. 10 5:30 · · ut· Busy Wiii.ti IOclllon. going peraonallty. ..a-For ..__ e F fch month working on 8UAr'anteed. brary. Call 966-0722, camp -·· p--rec 0 arge.
cruise ship• or land· FREE PERSONALITY Uk for Ilene. BALBOA BAY CLU• cal Ron Tllllor. :I . Hear acruaJ emplO)'er's voices describing tour companies. No 7 /645-5000 Ext 521 1'11"'1111 •II ex~rlenc• necessary. TEST. Your ~raonal-LOSTs.PASSPORT 14 · available position. ·
For Information call 1· lty cletermlnH youi Call 722 .. 102 .. ''" e Call often and hear about J'Obs as they 206-634-0488 e xt. happln•••? Knowi--*.....,,",...E,,,....W,,.....,A,...R,,,,...,D""•--Can't seem to 673-7300
C895 t. ri~~~ Call .t-600-334-MISSING CATS become available.
On the move?
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household ·
items
in Classified
-=~~-=-:-":":=== u . grey and white get to all those PILOT CLASSIFIED • 5000 People each week arc using rhe PILOT CLASSIFll!D long haired cat miss-repair Jobs It's th• retourc• you
11'• th• rHource you Ing alnce S..30. Also around the house? can count on to tell a TELE-CLASSIFIE~ JOB LINE. can count on to sell a Orange long-haired myriad of merchan-. ·
myrl1d of merchan· tabby misting since s-Let the Cl•aalfled dlse llemt, because DON'T YOU BE LEFT OUT. dlH ll•mt, becauN 4 Near Meta Dr. and ·Service Directory our column• compel
our columns com~I lrvlM Ave. Santa Alla help you find qualified buyers to 67., JOBS (5627) qualified buyera to Height• area. Please calll '1 •
ca111 call c714) 955-3025 ___ re_n_a_bl_e_h_e_lp_. ______ M_2_-s_e_7_8 __ ._ _________ ...., _____ _ 842-5878
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office. 1 Yoll'Jl be multi
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Box. 1246 NS 92663
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'45 E. Cwt Highway, Newport 8txtl 67)4)900
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*JYS in s10elt Sales. SeMce, Luslno. Edinger 11 SS Fmwry, S.U Ma AIAo ~ 13$-3171.
SADOUIACIC IMW
45 Otllleld • IMne ll0-1200
STERLING MOTOttS LTD. ExclUslYe BMW Dealer. Sales • Service • leasing.
t 540 JWl>om, Newport Buell. 6•M'"•
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2600 Harbor Blvd. of Can
ColtaMaa
540-9100
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445 E. Coast Hwy~ Newpolt 8eadl • 67 S.o900
CONHEU CMIVllOlll Sales • Ser*8 • l..ainO • ,.,.
2128 Hll1lor llvd~ Colll MIU "6-1 ZOO
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HUNTINGTON llACH CHIYSlll l'lYMOVnf
t M61 llNch 81. H\ftllaglOn Bueti.
8 Bies. So. OI ~05 Fwy. U2-G6S1
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HONDA
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2881 H.1tt1or Blvd., C.M.• 436-5050
RAY fW>EJOE HONDA
Sales • SeMce • Leasing • Patts • Body Repair
lrvtne Auto Ceotet 71•·130-7600
-Costa :&lesa
HONDA INFINITI
(714) 436-5050 . (714) 241-1300
Both locarcd at 2888 Harbor Blvd.
MITSUBISHI
2833 Harbor Blvd.
(714) 545-1700
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tng room $890. Vlcto·
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~Getting
Even
With DJd'
see C3
means
picnics,
parades, beach-
going and, of
course, fireworks.
And with more
and more cities
banning backyard
fireworks , many ·
of those cities are
presenting
professional .
fireworks displays
that are usually
the culmination of
a daylong July 4
celebration. The
following list of
local beach-area
Fourth of July
festivals and
fireworks shows
are just a few of
the dozens that
ar~ being
presented
throughout the
county.
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·A view of last year's Fourth of JLly fireworks show at Newport Dunes. The aquatic park is one of sevefal local venues offering fireworks feJtivities this holiday weekend.
NEWPORT BEACH
N ewport Dunes Aquatic
Park is offering fircworl..s
thut sta rt at 8:30 p.m.
Parking for Newport Dunes, which
is off of Jamboree Road on Back
Day Drive, is $20. Walk-ins and
bicycles are free. Families are
encouraged to come and spend the
doy at the Aquatic Park's beach
and stay for the fireworks that
evening. Call the Ncwpori Dunes
hotline at 6-14-7666 for details.
If you just want to catch the
fireworks, and don 't want to pay
the S20, try parking near Dover
Drive north of Coast Highway and
walk to the cliffs above the Back
Day. It's a perfect viewing spot,
and it's free.
Or, for a small donation, you
can park at Newport Harbor
Lu theran Church at 798 Dover
Drive and enjoy hot dogs, cake
and popcorn while you watch the
Newport Dunes fire,.,,orks from
Castaway (}luffs.
The Ame rican Legion Yacht
Club is sponsoring the 34th annual
Old Glory Doat and Character
Parade beginning at 1 p.m.
Monday. The pa rade of boats
starts at the East Lido Turning
Basin and will fo llow a
counter-clockwise course through
Newport Harbor.
The nearly 100 boats will be
decorated to compete in a variety
of catcgorJcs, including be~t
decoration, best sound, best
animatio n, best costume and more.
The parade of boats can be viewed
f ram moi.t· beaches and docks
facing Newport .Harbor. An
awards ceremony at 7 p.m. follO\\-S
the parade at the American
Legion Yacht Club, 215 15th St.
More information: 673-5070. ..
Compiled by Christopher Trela
IRVINE
F ireworks in the Performing
Arts Ce nter? Not o chance,
which is why the Pacific
Symphony Orchestra is moving
from its regular venue to Irvine
Meadows Amphitheatre for the
annual Independence Day con-
cert with fireworks. Patrons arc
invited to bring food and \\inc to
enjoy nt the Meadows at 6 p.m .•
with the concert at 8 p.m.
This year's ent ertainment fea-
tures: the Jim Cullum JuLZ Uand,
one of the pre miere clJ~ic jau
bands in America; Gregg Durge,
an . award-winning tap dancer
who choreographed Micha e l
Jackson's "Bad" video; ond the
vocal group Quurteri\ote, "hich
will sing u wide range or music
from madrigals to Dilly Joel.
PSO composcr-in-rci.idence
COSTA MESA evening of the event.
H you like )'Our Independence Day laced with a
country navor, try Picccmakcrs Country Store's "Le t
Freedom Ring" l;ourt h of July Fcsti\al from 9 a.m.
to S p.m. at 1720 Adams Aye., at Mc a Verde Drive.
This family orie nted fcstiv;al include live country
music, great roo~ and more than 90 vendors
ilisplayin& handcrafted treasures. Special
entertainment includes a talent show, puppeteers,
square and line dancing, focc painting, a maaician,
mule wagon rides and a clO\\n. Best of all, admiuion
is free.
T he Costa Mesa Rotary Club is presenting its
fourth annual Fou rth or July Fireworks
Spectacula r in Orungc Coast College's LIBard
Stadium on Adams Avenue be tween Hnrbor
Boulevard and Fairview Road. '
Oates open al 7 p.m., and entertainment begins at
7:30 with country singer R.B. Stone, fotlowed by
fireworks at dusk. Tickets are SS for adults and
children over age 5. Children 5 and under are free .
Ticke ts are available at the stadium bo1 ofCice the
•
Frank Ticheli's "Pl:i)ipg with
Fire" will be performed by the
jau band nnd the orchcl!tr:i,
which, under the direction of
guest conductor Jack Everly, "ill
also perform show' tunes anJ a
ntcdley of marches during the
firC\\Orks.
Ticl.;cts ore S l4 to $.JS, "ilh a
S 12 price for l:l\\ n eating. Chil-
dren under 14 :ire half price in
all seating areas except orche-.·
tra. Parl..ing is S6. Call T1cl..-
ctMa!ltcr at 7-i0-2000 or PSO at
755-5799.
lf'ine High School at 4601
Walnut 1s offeri ng an afternoon
of entertai nment beginning at 3
p m .• \\ ith a concert of pa triotic
ll\U!>IC al 7:30 p.m. follO\\eJ b)
fln:,\orl.. :u 9 p.m. A fo mi lv ticl..-
e1 (t"o adult' Jnd fou r lhildren)
1:i S!S. lndi.,,1du.il .1Jmii."on i'
SS-SS. Call 786· 7741
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
The I Ith annual Fourth of Ju.ly Fiesta runs FridJy through
Monday at Mile Square Park 3t Heil anJ Drookhu~t. The
Fiest11 features 25 carnival rides, name entertainment.
ethnic roods, arts and crafts, side shows, 1amc~. a beer and "inc
aarden and more. The weekend is capped by a hu&c fireworks
show on Monday niaht. Daily admission is SS.95 per pe rson, and
includes unlimited carnival rides and all·entcrtainmcnt. Ficsl:a
hours arc 3 p.m. to midniaht Friday; noon to midniaht Saturday
through Monday. For more information, cal! 668-0$<42.
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trcJ-.url.'r s oft1ce. ~o looJ or
dnn~ ''ill being sold alon£ the
p.1 Jtle rl)ute. 'tll bnng ~OUI 0\\0
Hint· Get there earl~ and try to
linJ J i.po1 ncJr the end lll the p.1-
r.1JI! route at '\llrl..to,,n
The I lunt mgwu BeJch Fourth
''' Jul~ fcsth i11c!I a1.1u;ill) begin
I r1Ja) "tlh a ''l.'ckend -long fair at
\\\>rth) Park. I "th :rnd Main
'trtets. k:11uring canrnal riJcs,
g:1mei.. a petting zoo and 11pccial
C\llltCsh. More th!ln 100 .!\h1b1tor'\
'' 111 i.ho,h.a:>c .1 \:lrK t} of crafti.
anti fl.llld, and there will be con-
ti nuou' Ji,e cntcr1.1inmcnt on l\\O
'l;l!!e:. I .1ir llllllf' Jre 6 tl) 10 p m.
I riJ.1), 10 a.m. to 10 p.m Satur·
dJ'.f through i\1onJa~ AJm1,.,1on i
S~ tor ;igc:' 13 :ind up Children 12
and under urc !tee
C\impktins the fourth ol July
fc,t1\1t ic' i1o a F11e,\.orl..' anJ Lat er
Shl"' on t\t ond.1) in the Hun ting·
ton U1;..1ch High Sl.'hool stadium nt
Mam Street ;imt Yorkto\\ n. G.1te.,
open ~t 6 pm. prei.how en·
tcrtointnCnt Storts at 6:30 pm ;
\\ith the firc,\orks (featuring patri-
otic and surfing mu,ic) starting
around t\:30 p.m. General :uJmi ·
~ion is S!i for :ii;cs 3 :md up. 'lick·
ct , \\ hich arc &oin1 fast, arc' av::iil-
nble :u Huntington Beach City
H:ill, Murd)' Park Community
C~ntct and Edison Community
Center. Any rcmainina tickcll will
be available at the door.
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Hun1in1ton Beach Fourth ur July
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C2 Thursday, June 30, 1894 .
Show goes on
at Pirate Road
BJ CHUSTOPHEll 'J'llELA
W1 :11's the hoUe)t
heater ticket this
weekend? Pirate
Road, of course.
No, that's not the
n3mC of a new Andrew Lloyd
Webber musical. Pirate Road is a
residential street located off of
Cliff Drive in Newport Beach
where, for the last seven years on
the Fourth of July weekend, Joe
nnd Marx Robif,lson have used
their garage to stage an original
musical featuring up to 20
neighborhood children ranging in
age from 8 to 15.
An audience of about 300
people is expected each night 10
watch the play from bleachers set
up in the street (Police block off
the street every yenr during the
play).
According to Joe Robinson, the
first production seven years ago
wus a bit simpler.
"Kids in the neighborhood
would get together and do little
skits for their parents," he
explained. "We thought why not
write them an organized little play
and put it on. So \\e did. We had
about seven kids and did a
half-hour musical. We had about
50 people come. lt was kind of fun
nnd exciting. The kids said 'Let's
do it again next year.' ..
So they did. Robinson con tinued
writing the scripts and lyrics,
borrowing popular tunes for the
music. Out as the i>cripts grew
longer and the cast -und
audiences -got bigger, he
enlisted the help of Carden Hall
(a·privatc Newport Beach school
th;it the Robinsons' two children
attended) music tencher
Mary·Ann Karlsson 10 write
original mu5ic for his lyrics.
"I'm sure Lerner and Loewe
don't do it this way," laughed
Mary Robinson. "Joe writes these
lyrics that are very humorous and
he takes them to Mary-Ann and
says 'I can picture ahis kind of a
beat.' She'll lake the lyrics and
' from that idea start working ou t a
tune."
Past plays have included such
ahemes as gangsters, a murder
mystery, melodrama and science
fiction. This year's musical,
"Where's Charlie's Spi11oon," is a
western.
Joe Robinson, who teaches
history al Newport Harbor High
School, has had nd lrai"ing for his
theatrical endeavors except his
enthusiasm, which seems to have
rubbed off on his Pinlle Road ~
neighbors. Many people donate
their time to paint seas, make
costumes .• construct bleachers or
help however they can. The
Robinson's rely on donations,
because there is no charge to
come and watch the ,play.
"We don't want any money
passing hands," Robinson said. "It
loses the spi't'it. It's a community
thing, our community coming
together and doing something
positive."
And what do ihe kids think of
performing in the play? At a
recent warm Sunday morning
rehearsal, the )'Outhful cast
members appeared to be having a
v.ondcrful time. And talking to
several of them confirmed that
suspicion.
The Robinsons' daughter, Sam,
w<is in the first Pirate Road play
when she was age 8. Now 15, she
a11ends Harbor High and
appeared in all the plays at that
school last year. She said that
acting has helped her in ways she
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"lAac MAaTIN, DAil Y l'1LOT
Matt Perry (left) and Gary Robinson are gunslingers In this year's
Pirate Road production, a western "Where's Charlie's Spittoon."
didn't originally think of.
"It helps so much just being in
front of people and being able to
talk," she said. "I'm not
embarrassed. I can get up in class
and do just about anything and it
doesn't bother me. I really enjoy
it.'' .
Justin Lo, 12, lives in Corona
del Mar and allends Carden Hall,
which is how he found out about
the yearly play. This is his first
year on Pirate Road, although he,
like Sara, has done some plays
with the South Coast R epertory
Young Conservatory.
''I'm the school teacher," Lo
said of his "Spittoon" role. "1
twist words around, like prats the
woblem instead of what's the
pioblem."
"There's a song that the five
oldest girl!. sing," Suru Robinson
said. "We euch huvc our own
verse that we sing. h's talking
about how it 's harder for a woman
to get noticed fn life. Justin i!.
sitting on stage trying to read a
book, and we're directing all the
hostility toward him. It's
hysterical."
Asked if they were having fun,
the pair replied in unison: "Oh
yeah!"
And they'11 have even more fun
after the Saturday evening
performance, when there will be a
block·long potluck party for the
kids, as well as parents and
friends.
If you plan on coming out to see
"Where's Charlie's Spilloon,"
Mary suggests arriving before 6
p.m. for the best seats. The play
begins at 6: 15 p.m. Friday and
Saturday and la~1s about :rn hour
and a half. Park on either end of
Pirate Road, on Cliff Drive or
Clay Street, and walk to 315 Pirate
Road. All ages <ire \\Clcomc, as
the play is perfect for children as
well as adults.
Christopher Trrla Is D frcc./:mce
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CMAMPAONI IUNDAY Of IAZZ
Third annual rr,c series continues
5 10 9 p.m. Sunday with Corona del
M:ir saxophonist Jeff Kashiwa.
Vieiv Lounge, Newport Marriott
/ lotel "\': Te11nis Club, 900 Newport
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Cosw Mesa, 957--1033. .
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Closing performances 8 p.m.
Thursd:iy through S:uurd:iy and
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YOJ al THI CRITIC
Honey, I blew up the bus
A B7 MAT!" 'WBATHEllPOJlD coach and leaps aboard. After the driver is ac-
s a transpor~ation analyst at the Orange cidentally shot by a panicky rider, Sandra Dullock Co~nty Transit Authorit)', it was with a giddy (the conveniently auracti~c and nvai lable bus pas-
excitement that J went 10 sec the new movie scngcr) takes the wheel, le:iding to big-thrills and, ··~peed.". And, if exploding buses, mad bombers and yes, even romance.
stilted dialogue arc your tastes, then "Speed" has The simmering passion between Bullock and
plenty to offer. . Reeves is painfully awkward to watch. When she
.. The story opens w1~h a mad bohlber, Howard screams, ''I can't handle this!," macho, yet sensitive,
Payne {played. by Dennis Hopper), set to blow up an. Jack Traven sooth es her. Their love blossoms with cleva~o~ and Its occupants unless he receives nearly them staring coolly at the world blurring by and ex-
$4 million. Jack Traven (Keanu ~eeves) is the SWAT changing telling, concerned glances as Reeves slides Tea~ member who -surprise, under the speeding bus to locale
. surpr.tsc! -.has a r~putation for and defuse 1he bomb. ~ork!ng ou~1de the Imes and tak· From my perspective as an em-
mg nsks. Of course, he foils Hop· ployee or OCI'A, the county's
per's _Pl ans and ang~r~ him into de-transit agency, l have a few spe·
vclopang a more sinister, compli· cific commen ts. First, all buses
cated scheme. don'1 blow up. I can't speak for
That scheme comes in the form Los Angeles but In Orange Coun-
of a Santa Monica bus. t.hat Hop· ty they are ~ safe and clean mode
per loads a speed·sens1t1ve bomb of transportation with an ex·
on to. Once the. bus reaches 50 tremely low explosion rate. Sec-
mph, the bomb 1s deployed. If the ond, 1he filmmakers have Annie
bus goes below SO, the bomb ex· forced to take the bus since her Ii·
plodcs, killing the lovable, rag-tag censc was revoked, but she'd rath-
riders on-9oard, including Travcn's Keanu Reeves in "Speed." er be driving. There are d~her,
instantanlous romantic in1crest. more noble reasons such as envi·
LA traffic, an incomplete section of the 1-105 and a ronmental issues. alleviation of conges1ion and conve-
leaki~g gas . tank all complicate matters and generate nience for taking mass 1ransi1. Finally, the driver of
genuine thrills. 1 the bus fails-to pick up any new passengers or drop
The action -with Reeves leaping from a speedi ng off the current ones. .
car onto the bus, more car-smashing thnn in an entire Ultimately, all turns out all , ight and the bus·
season of "CHiPs," nil sorts of incendiary devices crossed lovers get their moment of intimacy. I don't
erupting, and a fistfight on the roof of the new Los 1hink I'm spoiling any surprises by revealing this since
Angeles subways. -make for :.ill sons of entertain-the drama is in how they survive. I found myself en·
mem I "ish were matched to fre sh characters, or at tertained by 1he tension and chase, and cheered for
least interesting cliches. the bus riders to make it to work on time. However, I
Payne tips off Traven as to the n:ime and loc:.11ion must confess th at I hoped for some plot twist that
of the armed bus in order to test his nemesis' skills would mute Jack Traven.
and to prove once and for nll who is better, bomber Ma tt Wcatl1crford, 26, is an assistnnt tr:msportution
or bomb squad. Reeves tracks down the runaway an:ilyst uith Orange County Transportation Authority.
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'Getting Even With Dad' is enjoyable
By KRISTIN GINGOLD
ith the combined tal·
ents of Ted Danson
and Macauley Culkin,
"Getting Even Wi1h D:id" is a
huge success. hs plot is VCI) en·
joyable and filled "ith surprbes.
A neglected, 11-year·old
Timmy (Culkin) is dropped off
:it hi~ father's apartment after
months of li,ing '"ith his aunt
and her new husband, both of
whom want him ·eJse,,herc .
Timmy b looking for. attention
from the forhcr he never had.
Ray (Danson) is in the middle
of planning a huge burgl:.1ry that
will get him more than SI mil·
lion in rare coins, and at this
point he "ants nothing to do
"11h his san.
When Timmy finds ou1 Jbout
hb father's plam he blackm:.iils
him, threatening to rake the in·
form'ation to the police. The
only thing Timmy wJnts from his
father h his undividcJ attention
for one ''eek. During 1h:it week.
they do eve I) thing from going to
museums to amusement parks.
All he wanrs 10 do is spc:nJ
some 11mc \\Uh hh father, and
thb is the uni) '' '1} he c.ln.
Although there "ere: mJn}
bughs throughout the movie,
Culkin's acting needed a l11tlc
improvement. I le seemed to not
be ns c111husi:i ... 1ic as he was in
his other mu\ies !>UCh a-, "Hom\!
Alone," ''hile Dan'>on v.as right
in cluractcr.
• "Gc11ing £\en \\ tlh DJd"
sho"' J rcbtion'>hip bct"ccn ,,
father tinJ '>on . It :.abo ':11\0'''> the
importt1ncc ut that rcla.til 1hh1r
and that }OU tannot nq;kct II.
··Getting bcn With Dad"
pro,u.I tu be.! c11jo~.1hlc 'dth
hJrdl) :i dull mumc11t
l\ristl11 Gi11~ulcl. l.J, ;, .1 l Cl·
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LOCAL .....
Mellowness in abundance . .
at Gypsy Den coffeehouse
By MARLA BIRD
ypsy Den is a cozy
coffeehouse nes1led within
a building complex
nicknan1ed 1he "An1isMall,"
and officially known as the
lAD on Bristol Streel. Easy
to miss because the LAB's
ex1erior scaffolding,
exposed rubble and
erupting "'oodpile on the roof, n1ake the \Vhcile
thing 100,k as though a \\'recking ball is in1n1inent.
Experls c:.ill this shopping center "the \Vave of the
future, an cxan1plc of pos t·modCrn dcconstructive
architecture" and say that ''the stores arc n1ain
strca111 -very '90's."
time-warp between the '70's :ind 11 future when
civilization has se lf,-destruc1ed nnd a young tribe is
making its way, havi ng salvaged relics of the past.
T\vo members of the tribe are named Tina
Shilue and Catherine Gral!:lnno, owners of the
Gypsy Den, who have created a coffeehouse
at1nosphere where tables ~ave also sprouted in the
sun -filled patio be1,veen Urba'n Outfilters and the
res t of 1he shops, art galleries and mi ni-conser1
stage.
WMluin
Passing through Urban Out(itters, the main
_;(ore, on the \vay to the Gypsy Den's \11holesome
l'ood, ifs intriguing 10 see merchandi~ displayed
On racks and shelves made of found objects (metal
t>1pes, ,voOd scraps, pic.ture frames, etc.). The air is
filled \Yith fusion music, and lhe feeling is one of a
The coffeehouse decor reflects four n1on ths of
visits by Gr<12iano and Shilue 10 swap mee1 s,
garage sales and antique stores; th e result is thal
every inc'h of the care is filled \Yitl'I artwork,
Oriental carpets and an eclectic atr~y of books und
a rtifacts. A collection of mismatched tables and
chairs have become amiable friends adding 10 the
whole, ::ind mel ding the interior inlo a quilted
comfort zone.
Tina Shilue {left) and Catherin, Graziano, the owners of the Gypsy Oen Cafe and Reading Aoo
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days, opened for business three months ago and
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LOCAL DINING NIWI
enjoy a cro,vd a t lunchtinle, bu! breakfast business
thrives as \Vell. Morning custon1crs order such
things as 1he 1o::isted bagel sand"•ich with
scrambled eggs and ere.nil! cheese, $3. 75. Son1e
folks slide into the day \Yith a refreshingly cool
smoothie made 'vith non-fat yogurt, fresh (not
c;:inned) juice and organic fruit, \vhi ch !he parlners
purchase daily at t\1othcr's
The Gypsy Den serves an outstnnding salad
n1ade with bashmati rice, pecans, curreryt s and
celery \Yilh 1amo1ri dressing (\vhcal·free soy sauce)
-very similar to One available at Mother's Deli.
There's an average Caesar sa lad \\'ith chick peas
thrO\Vn in for 1he heck of it. All salads a re 4.75.
•• TOUCH OF THAI FOR AIWF PARTY
The A111crican lnscitute or \Vine and t~ood has
no. Phone NBTC's Irv Goldbfrg al 644-0050 for
inform.'.llion .
·rhc. flip side of the n1enu has a P.nge of listings
of hot drinks and cool Hbutions
rcs~rvcd the entire Th.:ii Touch restaurant in the
.,., Ncwport'Hills shopping 1nall on San Miguel, for a.
>"' Thai und \\'inc bash on 1'hu rsd:1y, July 21 . f\1an-~· age r Bobby Singha promises special lreats with ~: three appciizcrs, 1hrec cntrccs, "Totally Th:ii"
._ noodles and vegcl<iblcs and a cooling dessert.
1 ~. 'fhc price -$42 for Al\VF n1e n1be rs and S47
~· for non·mcmbers -includes wine, bee r, lax and
.,. gratu i1ics. C<1ll 955·4542 for rescrv;:it ions, 'before
July IO.
MONDAVI COOKING CLASSES
!\·1onda\•i \Vine and Food Cenler has lined up a
spectacular sefics of cooking classes beginning J uly
7 and running 1hrough Nov. 10.
Market on 17rh Street. FYI
WHAT
Ttl.e GYP.IV Den
WHERE ~930 8ri1tol St.
Cosio Mesa
WHEN
7 a .m . to 11 p .m .
-all the usual coffees and
variations thereof, plus icy
refrcsht:rs -no \Vine or beer . . . . .
;· SERVING MORE .THAN TENNIS BALLS
The Ncwporl lll'rtch 'J'cnnis Club, 2601 Eutbluff
~, Drive, may be a n1tn1bcrs-Ol\IY Cacility, bur, in th e ~· future, 1hey will cater all ma nner of porties -i.: 'vedding receptions, bar mitzvahs, baby showers i:· and the like -for anyone in terested, men1bcr or
~·
Mondavi's O\\'n Sarah Scott \viii preside ove r
!WO of the classes, !he fir~I be ing iJeas for sun1n1er
entertaining \Yit h cold dishes from soups to des-
serts. Pascal Olhals of Pascal; Nobu ~talsuhlsn ,
Ma1suhisa, Beverly Hills; Jean Pierre Lt•rnanlssic r,
Antoine al Le Mcridien; and 1\·lichcl Picton, Pavil-
ion, Four Seasons, will ::ilso be !>haring master
kitchen 1echniqucs and ideas during"the series.
Classes arc S50 per person. AHcndance is lim-
ite d, and rescrvtuions are vit:il. For inforn1ation,
phone 979-4510.
Delicious ho1:ncmade-tasting
soup is featured d:1ily -a cup
costs $2.75, a bO'.''I, S3.75. Best
bet is 1he co1nbo: half a salad
and sandwich or cup of soup, SS .
Count it your lucky day if they
are serving 1hcir I\1cxican tortill:;i,
soup -it's. great. Crcan1y
roasted eggplant is an acquired ·
1:.isrc, and the chicken vcget:iblc
barley SQup is just like Mon1's.
Mondays through Saturdays;
8 a .m . lo 10 p .m . Sundays
HOW MUCH
Inexpensive
Dining here is like entering
into tlic ''peaceable kingdonl''
'viih good viQcs con1ing fronl the
entire con1plcx. Sure bea1s
McDonnlds for lo,v-fat con1e11r
and 1ncllo'" atn1ospherc! .
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AMERICAN
:: CHARUl'S I.Al & USTAUIANT, A local
• • restourant/bor .,..;tho "homelow•" Rovat.
: Feotvring pool, darts, 501ellile, big KIMn TV, Pool
• Tournomenl ...,.,y Wed. night. Serving lunch Mo~
• Fri 11 to 2 & Sat Br.akfat1 8 to l'IOOl'I. $I 150
: Mary's & Driver. Sol & Sun 6 lo noon. Shol of rhe
'"• Week·S 1 00. Open .366 cloy o yeor fleop yeor
: • only) 6om to 2am. 604 1 8ol50 0 Springdole in
: Huntington Seoch {71 4) 894-6100
: : DICK CHURCH'S RlST~UllANT, A family ,iyle
: coffee ~hop located al 2698 Ne...,.porl Blvd., Costa
... Mew Menu includes br~kfos~ kinch and~·
!•Prices range frofTJ $3.00 IO $7."99 . Open Mon.-
• Soi. 6 :00om 10 9:00pm. IN, WC, V, MC. {71 41
646-7762
-" KlNNY ROGERS ROASfflS, loco1ed in the
• Founroin Volley Promenade ot 18315 6rookhurs1
S1 #2, Fountoin Vo!l4!y. Wood fire roaired chick.en
and side dishes make fresh doily. Walch rhe
chicken' cook on our open spil wood ~re rolis..erie.
Try our chicken pof pie, pilo wndwiches, ond
speciolry M1lad1. Don't !Ofget Kenny's fomou:i
muffinll Open Sun .. Th1,1rs 11 om-1 0pm, Fro Sol.
l lom-11 pm. IN, OUT, WC, TKO, V, MC, AE, OS,
ATM. !71 41378.{)798.
STUDIO CA.fl, Locored 01 100 Main St. Bolboo
[ol foot of pier). The Studio Cole b rh• hoppenlrig
place for fOod, fun & enter-1ainment. Men1,1
1n,ludes rib,, chicken, fresh fish, patio, oppetileri
& wlad,, also serwng brunch on Soi & Sun. I 0 to
3.00 which iricludes Belgium waHles, omelettes,
poncokes ond much mo<e Prices range from
l 2 .95.$ I 3,95. Open 7 cloys a week Mon-Fri
11 :J0-1 .30 om, Soi.Sun J0-J ·30om.
IN,BRU,FS,ENT,V,MC,AE,DC
ZUlllS RESTAURANT, loc:ared ol 1712
Plocen110, Casto Meso. Menu includes ribs,•
chicken, steok & lob11er, prime rib, pizza, oyster
bor. Prices range from $3.95 ond 1,1p Open
doily from 1 I .30om to I Opm, Cocli1oi!s 'til 11 pm.
JO, FB, WC, No crmdit cords.
171 4) 645·8091
BAKERY /COFFEE HOUSE
AROMAS EXPllSSO CA,I, specioHzes in
frethly boked muffint, scones, craisM1nl1,
cookies & de1~rts, including yummy low fa t &
r'IOn for ilems, ond the bell coffee lone1 in
.•lawn . Open doily 5·JOom-2pm. Mon · Fri,
6am-2pm So!, & S1,1n. Ne)(! to Gilberts 01259
• E. 171h Sr., Cosro Me&a. 54S.2224.
CAFE
IUTH'S CAfl, loc::oted 01 320 Bristol #G or
Redhill (by Arco Mini Marti in CoslO Mesa.
Menu includes good counlry cookin' breakfo&t
with the besl omelettes, pancakes, great Mexicon
breoklosl dish•• ond lunch with 1tirfry
vegetables, 19.riyolci bowl, gorlic chicken,
os.arted 50Jods, health/ hJ1key burgers,
hombutger1, terved w potato KJlod at fries. Try
Ru.+!'• home cookin' todoy. Gr eol food, gr.at
prices! Prices ronge "om $2.99 to $5.95. Open
7 days o week 7om k? 2pm. ID, OD, WC
CALIFORNIA CUISINE
OKKO'S, Casvol Colif. elegance witf\ plenry
of room to enjoy your1elf. locoted ot 7887
Ceni.r Dr., Huntir19ton &each Menu include•
hot & cold po1to5, ipec:iolty pi.r..r.os, fojho'• ·
and item• from ltie 9rUl.Prlce1 1on9e from
$3.95 to'$ I 3.95. Open 11 ·30 ro close
Oonclng nighrlv. jo.r..r. on W.d, Big Bond
Swir19 Mus ic Thur. 8-mJdnight. 10, 8RU,
Dl!ESS,f8,ENT, we. V,MC,AE .DC. 892·2227
MORE INFO
-By.A~BIRD 549·7012
Your Restauraflf Guide lo Dining in
Newport leach, Costa Mesa, Corona de/ Mar,
Huntinglon leach & fountain Vci/ley
COFFEE HOUSE
MIDNIGHT JAVA CAFE, locoted 01 2700
Newport Blvd, # 168 (01 28rh 1t. Morino!
Feol1,1ring Diedrich Coffee, Shirley's ~els,
fresh boked goods doily ond Oreyers Ice
Cream. Open 7 days o week . WC. Come join
us for lhe best coffee in town. Free underground
parking. 675-4747.
OUR HOUSE, locored or 720 W. 19rh S1.,
Co,10 Meso. Men1,1 incl udes sondwiches,
501ocfs, quiche, pOslries, colr..e1 ond coffees.
Open doily from 7:30om to 11 pm Unless
you don'! wanl IQ leovel IN, FS, ENT, WC,
TKO. j71 4j 650.8960. Feotu,lng live music. . .
FRENCH
CHANYICLAll., located ol 18912 :
MocA.r1tiur Blvd., Irvine, across from John
~ Airport. Elegonl, charming, grocious &
beci1,11ih.il, eoch of h's dining rooms ho1 o
different decor, The food is french-Colifornio
cuisine-lo'ly bvt heolmN/ly prepared. l1,1nch
specials ol $8.00 ond up -!he dinne( menu
irw:ludes a variety of U10food, mea1, chicken,
solods lust to mention a few ilem1. Prices
range fi.om $6 to l 25. SM-tir19 l1,1nch J 1 :30-
2;30, Din ner 5 :30.10:30, Sunday Sr1,1nch
10~30 -'2:30. open 1 days a week. ID, OD,
• BRUNCH RES. REQ. FB, ENT, we, V, MC,
AM:/.. DC, DISC. Vole! Parking. (71 4) 7SS.
8001 .
GREEK
CAFI "-AKA, locc»ed Qt 18633 6rookhur&1
St,. Fountain Volley, (714) 963-4999. Aillhen!ic
Gr..i.. ombl.nc:e including 11..,. music, o belly
doncw ond dancing ...,.oi1er1, Menu lncludes
Greelt oppetlter1, wlods, po1tas, beef, lamb and
c.hic~en dishes. Fufl bor on premises. Reser-votlon1
a«eplifd Op.ti for lurK:h 11 :30.2 .30, Dinner su~Th1K1. 5·10:30pm, Fri. & So1 5-11 :30pm.
IN, WC, RES , FS, ENT, WB, V, MC., AE, OS •
INDIAN
COPPER CHIMNEY , Enjoy wo1erfron1 din ing at
Newport Beach 3408 Vio Oporlo. lnlroducing
aulhenlic lndion Mughloi delicocies nevftf before in
Orange Counly by our famous chef •Mohinder
Rom Guru". Try our lamb or chicken kobobs,
currie:i ond wlde voritie1 of "e.sh vegetoble,
coolo:.ed in our own ground Indian herbs & spfces.
Reasonoble prices starting 01 low 01 SI. 95 IO
$6.95. Open 7 doys o week from l lam-8pm.
OUT, TKO, we. 673-7679
INDIAN PAAADISI , tocored ot J 520 West
Coo5t Hwy. The men1,1 incl1,1de1 chicken, lomb,
~food ond vegeto(ion dishes oll prepo1ed lo
perfection wirh onty the fresheSI lngredtenr1.
Prices ronge from S2.50to S15.95 for o
complete combination din'l9r. Open 7 doy1 a
week, luoch 11 :30 IO 2:30, dinner 5 to l 0. tO,
f8, V, MC, AE, OS, DC j714) 646-3993.
ITAllAN
IUIKfri1 IOY l1 bock ... to.ner lhon
ewr ... Busketti boy h commillred IO providing the
very fi,..st fresh posto, pii.:to and 501od IO our
guests in o whim1lcol, unique and foncih.il )lftting
ot q.mos1 affordable price ... our posto and pi.r..z.o
Ofe mode "e1h doily. ~s ronge from~$3.95 lo
$5 .25. Open ~ thru So!Ufdoy 11 ;JO to
9i00, 1714) 968-4949. lac~ in f01Jntain Valley
ot 18225 Soulti Brook.hurSI.
' . CIAO, tocoted ot 2600 Eo1f Coast Hwy, Corona
Del Mor. Come and experience Corona del Mor's
ne-sl ltalion restaurant ierving New York ,1y1e
pi.r.zo, gourmet pi.r.zos, e11ciling po.tos, creoti ....
solods, coffee, cappuc::ino ond fresh baked
poslries. Prices 1onge from Sl.95 to $8.95. OP.en
7 day• a wHli from Som lo 11 pm. exc.pt Sunday
open 4 to 11 pm. O.Uwry avorlOble. V,MC, AE,
WC, INOUT
"IO'S llSYAuaANT, tocotied ot '222 I N .
Moin St. In Sec>eliff Villoge, Serving breokfa1t, lune~ ond dinMf. Now open 7 doys o week,
Homemode poocolr.e•, polffie•, pcntos, & doily
Sf19dol•. El!Obli.twd In 1979. Eorty Bird dinners
5-6:30 nightly. Loot kw owr new bteokf.ost ond
lunch menu1 coming Apil I.
ltANDA.llO rTAUAN CAfl, tocoted ot
21148 Beach Blvd , 101 Atlante), fomily owned,
everylhing P'epore<i wirh the fines/ meats &
cheeses & Fomous for it':i infamous cheesecoke.
Price1 ronge fro"\ $2.00 IO S 11.95. Open Tue1.
thru So11 l-9pm, S1,1n. \ \.8 pm. Closed Mon . IN,
OUT, WC, Wine and beer
(714) 536-2448.
SAIATINOS RESTAUllANT &. SAUSAGE CO. ,
located ot 251 Shipyard Woy. Newporl Seoch:
Menu includes greot posto, oword winn ing Caesar
sa1od, delicious homemade so1,1soge, veal, lamb,
lols ol vegetorion dishes, good wine, beer,
coppucino & deserts. •11•s o fom ity owned & run
reslo1,1rcn1 .. Prices ronge from $4.95 IO S 13.95.
Open 7 doy! a week. Serving Sot & S1,1n Brunch
from 8:30 lo I :OOSurldoy rhru Thursdoy I lom IO
IOpm. Fridoy & Sci. 1 lom-1 \pm. IN; OUT, WC,
BRU, W6, V, M, AE, DC
JAPANESE
KtKUYA ftfltl JAMNUI CUlllNI, Feoturing
fine dini ng, Sv~ Sor, Teppon Tobie, Main Dining
Room. Full bar end cocktail lounge leahJri'!Q,
lpeciolty lroplcol drinks. Jou bond ~ Frt. &
Sot. night ond Koroc*e every t'ue1. nigh/, Open for
l1,1nch Mon.Fri. 11 :30.2:30, Dinner Sun-Thur' 5·
10pm, Fri & Sol 5·1 lpm. 8052 Adam• A .....
(corner ol Seochj Huntington Seoch, (714) 536-
6665. All mojor credit cord1 excepl Diners Club.
RR, FB, E, WC
MEXICAN
A.VILAS ll IANCHn'O, A dining londmotii for
over 20 yeor1. Run by lhe Avilo fomily, Avilo1 "°' 7
locotlons '° w.... you In Colkl MeKJ, Newporl
Seoch, Santo Ano, long leach, Huntinglofl Pork &
Loguno Hill• & H1,1nlington Beoch. feotvrlng
outhentic food wilh the fr•shest ing~lents & o new
creotlYll lighl cui1lne olof\g wilt! authentic Moma '
Avila's recipes. ID, 811:U, F8, ENT, WC, V, MC, AE,
DC, & DISCOVER. "Avilos hos o r9f)Vlollon for
nottng you like porl of the fom!lyl"
MAIOMITAYIW, located ol 2332 W.&t
Pacific. Coo.i Hwy. Mu:icon burget1, fojlta1,
burritos & mote'. Spedol1 dciily. Price rang. from
$4.95 to $10.95. Open I I :JOom to I 2:30om.
IN, FB , V, MC., AE, DC. {714) 63 1·8220,
~ "'°"' infOl nwalion ••gm ding local flavor cal 1he Daily Pilot at
642-4321 or 1he Hunti."'1(11on 81ad1 lr.d1perda.-,t at 965-3030.
Ml CASA, located ot 296 17tf\ Strf91, Coua
Me.a. A lrip to Mellk:ol M.NCOll Food. Op.r\
doily ot I lam. Prict11 f'On9'I from S2.2S Jo
$8.95. Serving lunch & dinnw for a... 20
,_ .. IN, fl. WC, v. MC, ""·DC, ca. 0 . 6'.S.
1626 •
• • '
A/:1rJ:1 Bird re1•ieu•s /ocu/ di11in
fur tll~ D:Ji(r Pilot •
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WAHOO'S FISH TACO , Wirh J locotions:
1133 PCH, loguno Beach, {71 4) 497-0033,
I 862 Piocentio, Costa Mew , (7141 631-3433
ond 3000 8ri1tol, Cosro i\o\eso 1714) 435-0130.
Menu includes Fish locos, bu1Til01, bk>ck beans
& rice, solods, wndwlches. Prices range from s 1.65 lo $7.50 , {)pef1 N\orr.·Sol, r1om to
IOpm, Sun. I !om lo 9pm. IN, TKO, WC.
HUNTINGTON 9IACA MMKn UOllll,
Here's a unique place for family dining where
fresh seofood ii ~ing ond expert mesquite
broiling is our trodernork. Our fre sh fish changes
doily end we also f.oture chicken, sleeks ond
posla. There's o hesh Ml<lfood market, too. lunch
ond..Oinoet", full bor. Chlldren's men1,1. AE, V,IW:..
andDS cords welcome. 20111 Brookhursl SI.
(next lo Torge1, iusr south of Adoms). No
re~rvotions . {714J 963-8166.
PAClflC flSH &. SIAfOOD. locoted ot 2620
Newpor! Blvd., CoslO Meso. Menu includes
seafood solods, $e0food sondwiches, grilled
enlrees, fish & chips, fish locos, 1u1hi ond more.
Alto hos one of Oronge Caunry's lorgesr
inventories ol fr esh fish from it'' fiJi mcrket,
Prices range "om $1.95 and up._ O~n W 11-
6; Sot 11.5, ID, WC \7 14) 650.0130.
POT Of SHRIMP, An 1,1nequoled dining
experience •shrimply Delicious~ ond the service
unwrp~usoble. Feo1u1ing Po)to, Th1e1.her Shark &
Swordfish. Open 7 days a week l 2om-\ Opm,
Sot. & Sun. breakfast trom Som. Sidewolk
dini ng. locoted ot 113 Wo1nut, boc:ltside of
PietsiOe Po,,.ilion in Huntington Beach.
(7141960-7278
ZUlllS DRY DOCK, tocoled ot 9059 Adams,
Hunling1an Beoch Menu includes leOfood, steak
& loblrer, pizza, prime rib, ~~I~ bar. Prlc•s
1onge from $3.95 and up. 1~n daily from
1 l :JOom to J()pm, Cock1oils• iii I \pm. IN, F8,
WC, V, MC. (71 41963-6362.
STEAKS
fHI IAltN stlAk HOUSI, locor.d ol 2300
Harbor Blvd, #31 , Cosio Me50. Menu includes
stecks, fresh fi1h, chicken, burgers ond 501odi.
Prices rcnge from S3.75 for l1,1nch ond S6.25
fQf dinner, Open I !om for lunch M-So. Dinner
4pm Mfr. Dinner 3pm Sot. & S1,1n. JN, WC, V,
MC, AE, DC. (71 4) 641·9777.
SEAL BEACH
oa..'111 INN, Es1oblished in 1930 by the
oir5ff~p. Still o meeting ploce of pilots around the
world who enjoy the besl in dining . localed ot
1400 Pacific Coast Hwy, Seal 8eoch. The men1,1
il'IClude1 fresh fish doily, sfr90k1, lob1ter & crab
leg1. Prices .slaf"t ol $4.95. Open weekdays
J rom-l()pm, 'ltl 10!30pm weekends. IN, F8,
ENT, we. V, MC , AE. (310} 431-3022
SPORTS BAR & DINING
YOGURT
llMa'I PllODN YOOWY Ju• iko oho old
Malt Shoooe around the C:ClfMI'. All non Jot yog
• lix (61 ffoVor1. foii;e out or d ine in. To.-, like 11 er~ lM it'• ~Ul't ond wilt! 1986 prk»s.
Chikhn'• &irtrlday portle1 ore wekom.d and
furid ro lset1 ore wekomed. We ore c.on .... nien
loc.oted ot Tolbert ond ~nOlo, F.V. next to
Thrifry OrVgs. 17910 1/2 MognaHo.
171 •I 378-0337 / .
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
FIRECRACKER
BURGERS
(Maus4 sandwiches)
1 pound lean ground beef
l (Wunct) can chopped green
chilies, drained
1 teaspoon bed-ftavor instant bouillon
1/4 to J/2 .teaspoon cayenne pepper
Red onion slices
4 bambur&« buns, split and touted
4 slices Monterey Jack cheese with
jaJeprio peppers
Tomato and dill plckle slices
Mayonnaise, mustard and ketchup,
optional
Combine meal, chilies, bouillon and cayeMe pepper;
shape into 8 lhin panics. Grill or broil patties and
onion slices 3 lO 5 minutes on each side or until meat
is cooked to desired doneness. Pl~ce one pany on
each bun. Top with cheese, onion, a second patty,
tomato and pickles. Serve with mayoMaise, mustard
and ketchup if desired. Refrigerate leftovers.
GRILLED LEMON
MUSTARD TURKEY . ,
BREAST
(Makts 6 10 8 sen·ings)
213 cup bottled lemon juice
or bottled lime juice
2/3 cup vegetable oil
1/3 cup water
4 teaspoons Dijon-style mustard
4 teaspoons sugar, optional
2 teaspoons chicken-flavor instant bouillon
l-1/2 teaspoons thyme leaves •
2 cloves garlic, nnely chopped
I (l-3/4 to 2-1/2) pound boneless turkey
breast h~lf
Combine al 1 ingredients except turkey; mix well. Jn
Large hallow dish or plastic bag. pour I-/ 14 cups
marinade over turkey. Cover; marinate in refrigerator
8 hours or ovemigh1, turning occasionally. Chill
remaining marinade. Remove meat from marinade.
Grill or broil meat over indirect heat I to 1-1/2 hours
or until meat thennometer insened in center reaches
170° F. bas1ing frequently with reserved marinade.
Let stand 10 minutes before slicing. Serve with
gri lled vegetable . Refrigerate leftovers.
TIP: Grilled turkey can be served cold.
WALDORF
COLESLAW
(Makes 6 10 8 stn·ingsJ
4 cups coarsely hredded cabbage
2 cups chopped apple
I cup slited celery
l cup chopped toasted walnuts
1/4 cup bottled lemon juice
or bottled lime juice
3 tablespoons honey
2 tablespoons water
I tablespoon vegetable oil
1 teaspoon Dijon-style mustard
1 teaspoon garlic salt
ln medium bowl, combine cabbage, apple, celery and
nuts. ln small bowl, combine remaining ingredfonts;
mix well. Pour over cabbage mixture. Cover, chill 4
hours to blend flavon.. Gami h as desired.
Refrigerate left9vers.
STRAWBERRY-
BANANA SLUSH
(Makts about 2 quarts)
l quart fresh strawberries,
cleaned and hulled
2 medium ripe bananas, cut into chunks
112 cup sugar
1/3 cup bottl~ lemon juice
or bottled Ihm juice
1 (I-liter) bottle club soda
ln blender or food processor container, combine all
ingredients except club soda: blend until smooth. ln
large bowl, combine fruit mixture and club soda; mix
well. Freeze. About 1 hour before serving, remove
from frcci.er, when mixture is lushy, spoon mto
gla scs. Garni sh as desi red. Freeze leftoven..
APPLE MINT TEA
(Makes about 2 quarts)
2 quarts cold water
6 tea bags
1 teaspoon chopped fresh mint
1 (12-ounce) container froun apple juice
concentrate, thawed
1/2 cup bottled lemon juice or
bottled lime juke
J/l cupsupr
ln large saucepan, bring water 10 a boil. Pour into
heat-proof pitcher or bowl; add tea bags and mint.
Cover. steep 4 minutes. Remove tea bags; add
remaining ingredienl . Stir until sugar dissolves.
Serve over ice.
Thursday, June 30, HMM D1
-Foon
* * A S I Z Z L I N c; * *
Make your Fourth of July sizzle thi s year! Bring the flash of the
fireworks to your holiday cuisine in a backyard cookout,
poolside party or other summer picnic . Offer dishes that sparkle
with flavor, so that revelers keep coming back for more.
Double-decker Firecracker Burgers, spiked with savory beef-flavor
bouillon, green chilies and cayenne pepper, are a sure-fire hit for the
Fourth of July crowd. Watch the fun as the young and young-at-heart
bite into these all-American sandwiches. Two thin grilled burger patties
are stacked with red onion, spicy Jack cheese, tomato slices and pickles
on a crusty bun.
Grilled Lemon M~tard Turkey Breast is another palate-pleaser that's
wonderful this time of year. Here. chicken-flavor instant bouiJlon adds
the hearty richness to the garlicky marinade, tangy with bottled lemon
juice, Dijon-style mustard and thyme. After marinating the turkey breast
overnight, grill slowly over indirect heat, basting frequently. Grilled
vegetables are the perfect "go-with" for such highly seasoned fare . Try
grilled com on the cob with Horseradish Butter or offer an assortment of
grilled peppers. summer squash and eggplant bru hed with Vegetable
Basting Sauce. ,
Waldorf Coleslaw bring a wholesome crunch to your Fourth of July
menu. Chopped apple, sliced celery and chopped toasted walnuts team
with coarsely shredded cabbage for this deliciou~ cote law. lightly
coated with a tangy honey-citrus dressing. Be ure to make enough
slaw for seconds!
Round out your sizzling feast with cooling Strawberry-Banana Stu h
and Apple Mint Tea. The tu h i a breeze to make -imply blend fre h
strawberries, ripe banana chunks, ugar and bottled lemon or hme JUice.
adding cl ub oda before freezing. Everyone will beat the heat with a
spoonful of this frosty slu h or a splruih of the ever-popular iced tea.
updated with fresh mint and apple juice concemrate. And for de~sen. onl}
some refreshing watennelon wedge or fre h frui t chunks are needed.
A sparkler-spangled Fourth of July call for big. bold tlavoni. With
a company-pleasing meal uch as thi , you're ready to let the
celebration begin!
When there's no time for marinating, perk up popular picnic fare with:
HORSERADISH BU1TER:
In small saucepan, over low heat, combine in. cup margarine or
butter, 2 teaspoons horseradish, l teaspoon beef -flavor instant
bouillon and 1/8 teaspoon pepper. Cook and stir until margarine melt
and bouillon dissolves. Serve with com on the cob.
(Maus 112 cup)
VEGETABLE BASTING SAUCE: ·.
Combine 3/4 cup vegetable oil, 1 teaspoon chicken-flavor instant
bouillon. 1 teaspoon basil leaves, I clove garlic. finely chopped
and 1/8 teaspoon pepper. Let stand until bouillon is dissolved. In
large bowl, pour sauce over sliced vegetables; tos to coal Remove
vegetables from bowl. Grill 4 to 6 inches from coals, turning
frequently and basting with remaining oil mixture until tender-crisp.
(Makts 314 cup)
CAJUN PORK BASTE:
Combine 3/4 cup ketchup. 1/4 cup bottled lemon or bottled hme
juice. 2 teaspoons Dijon-ty le mu tard. l tea poon brown sugar,
2 clove garlic, finely chopped, 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper and
l/4 teaspoon onion powder. mix well Bru h on pork chop dunng
last 15 minutes of cooking time. -
(Malts I cup)
LEMON SESAME BASTING SAUCE:
Combine tn. cup apricot Jam, 1/4 cup bottled lemon or bottled
lime juice, l table poon melted margarine or butter, 1 tablespoon
toasted sesame seeds and 1 table poon soy sauce; mix well. Brush
on chicken pieces during last 15 minute of cooking time.
(Malts 314 cup)
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LOCAL DIN~Ne
MellownCss in abundance
at Gypsy Den coffeehouse
By MARLA BIRD
ypsy Den is a cozy
coff eehousc nestled within
a building complex
nicknamed the "Anti-Mall,"
and officially known as the
I.AD on Brisco! Street. Easy
to miss because the LAB's
exterior scaffolding,
exposed rubble and
erupting woodpile on the roof, make the whole
thing look as though a ''recking ball is immincn1.
Experts call this shopping center ''the wave of the
future, an example of post-modern deconstructive
architecture" and say that "the stores are main.
scream -very '90's."
lime-warp belwcen the '70's and a future when
civilization has self-destructed and a young tribe is
making ils way, having salvaged relics' of the past.
Two members of tile tribe are named Tina .
Shilut and Catherine Graziano, owners of lhe
Gypsy Den, who have created a coffeehouse
atmosphere where tables have also sproute<! in the
sun-filled patio between Urban Outfitters and the
resl of the shops, art galleries and mini-concerl
s1age.
Passing through Urban Outlitt.ers, the main
s(ore, on the way 14> the Gypsy Den's wholesome
food, it 's intriguing to lsee merchandise disP.layed
on racks and shelves made of found objects (metal ~ipes, wood scraps, picture frames, etc.). The air is
tillM with fu~ion music, and the feeling is one of a
The coffeehouse decor renects fo ur months of
visits by Graziano and Shilue to swap meets,
garage sales and antique stores; the result is that
every inch of the cafe is filled with artwork,
Oriental carpets and an eclectic array of books and
artif:lc1s. A colleccion of mismatched tables and
chairs have become amiable fr iends adding to the
whole, and melding the interior into a quilted
comfort zone.
MAac MAan"'""'Lv r1w
Tina Shilue (left) and Catherine ~raziano, the owners of the Gypsy Oen Cafe and Reading Room
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Shilue and Graziano, who are putting in 14-hour
days, opened fo r business three months ago and
LOCAL DINING NIWI
enjoy a crowd a t lunchtime, bu t breakfast business
thrives as well. Morning customers order such
things as the toasted bagel sandwich with
scrambled eggs and cream cheese, $3.75. Some
folks slide into the day with a refreshingly cool
smoothie made wi th non-fat yogurt, fresh (not
canned) juice and organic fruit, which rhe partners
The Gypsy Den serves an outstanding salad
n'lade with bashmati rice, pecans, currents and
celery with tamari dressing (wheat-free soy sauce)
-very similar to one available at Mother's Deli.
There's an average Caesar salad with chick pens
thrown in for the heck of it. All salads are 4.75.
:· TOUCH OF THAI FOR A.I\VF PARTY
The American In s1ilu1e of Wine nnd •·ood has
no. Phone NBTC's Irv Goldberg at 644-0050 for
information. purchase daily at Mother's
The nip side of the m~nu has a page of listings
reserved the entire Thai Touch restaurant in the
i. Newport Hills shoppipg mall on San Miguel, for a
• Thai and wine bash on Thursday, July 21. Man-
: ager Bobby Singha promises special treats with
-three :ippctizcrs, three cntrecs, "Totally Thai" ~ noodles and vegetables and a cooling dessert.
The price -$42 for Al\VF. members and S47
i. fo r non-members -includes wine, beer, tax and
i. ·gratuities. Call 955-4542 for reservations, before
July 10.
MOND A VI COOKING CLASSES
Mondavi Wine and Food Cenlcr has lined up a
~pcctacular series of cooking classes beginning July
7 and running through Nov. 10.
Market on 17th Street.
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WHAT
The Gyp sy Den
WHERE
2930 l r1stol St.
Costa Mesa
WHEN
7 a.m. to 11 p.m.
of hoc drinks and cool libations
-all the usual coffees a nd
variations thereof, plus icy
refreshers -no wine or beer.
;. SERVING 1101\E THAN TENNIS BALLS
The Newport Beac h Tennis Club, 260 1 Eastbluff
Mondavi's O\\.n Sa rah Scott will preside O\Cr
1wo of the clas~es, the first being i<.Jeas for summer
entertaining with cold dishe~ from soups to des-
serts. Pascal Olhats of Pa~cal; Nobu l\tatsuhiso,
Mahuhisa, Beverly Hills; Jean Pierre Lcm::rnissier,
Antoine at Le Merit.lien; and l\fichd Picton, Pavil-
ion. Four Sca~ons, will also be ~haring mas1er
Delicious homemade-casting
soup is featured daily - a cup
costs $2. 75, a bowl, S3. 75. Best
bet is the combo: half a salad
and sandwich or cup of soup, $5.
Count it your lucky day if they
are serving their Mexican tortilla
soup -it's great. Creamy
roasted eggpl ant is an acquired
taste, and the chicken vegetable
barley soup is 'just like Mom's.
Mondays through Saturdays;
Dining here is like encering
into the "peaceable kingdom"
with good vibes coming from the
entire complex. Sure beats
McDonalds for low-fat content
and mellow atmosphere!
Drive, may be a meo1bers·only facility, but, in the
;; future, they will enter all manner or pnrtics -i-: wedding receptions, bar mitzvahs, baby showers
~ and the li ke -for unyone interested, member or
' kitchen techniques and ideas during the se ries.
Classes arc $50 per person. Allcndunce is lim·
ired, and reservations arc vital. For information.
phone 979-4510.
8 a.m. to 10 p .m. Sundays
HOW MUCH
Inexpensive
MORE INFO
-By MARLA BIRD 549-7012
' . . . ) . r+ { ;(i_" ~:'!-:&~? ~ ADVERTISEMENT ;;.',· 1 ., _ • . . .
AMERICAN
: CHAIUI~ IAR & USTAURANT, A local
• restaurant/bar wilh o "hometown' flovor
• feal\lrtng pool, darts, solellite, big screen TV, Pool
• TournorMnl every Wed night. Serving lunch Moo.
· frt 1 I lo 2 & Sot Breakfast 8 lo noon. $I .50
Mory's & Ortvers Sot & Sun 6 lo noon. Shol of the
· WH k $I 00. Open 366 doy o year (leap yea<
• · only) 6om to 2om 604 I Bobo 0 Springdale in
Huntington Beoch (71 41 894-6100
DICK CHURCH'S REST~UllANT, A family style
coffee shop located at 2698 Newport Blvd., Cosio
• Meso Menu includes breokfosl, lunch and~.
• Prices range from $3.00 to $7.99. Open Mon.·
Sol 6 OOom to 9:00pm. IN, WC. V, MC. (714) _
646-7762
\. KENNY ROGERS ROASTERS, located in the
Fountain Volley Promenade 01 18315 Brookhurst
St #2, Fountain Volley Wood fire roosted chicken
and side dishes make fresh doily Watch the
chicken cook on our open spit wood fire rot1uerie
Try our chicken pot pie, p110 sandwiches, and
spec1ohy solods. Don't forgtit Kenny's famous
muffins! Open Sun ·Thur~ 11 o~ I Opm, Fn -Sot
1 lo~l lpm IN, OUT, WC, TKO, V MC, AE, OS,
ATM 171 41 378-0798
Your Restaurant Guide to Dining in
Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, Corona del Mar,
Huntington Beach & Fountain Valley
STUDIO CAFE, localed ot 100 Moin St. Bolboo
(01 foot of pier} The S1ud10 Cafe 1s the happening
place f0< food, fun & enler·toinment Menu
includes ribs, chicken, fresh fish, pasta, oppelizers
& solods, also serving brunch on Soi & Sun I 0 to
3 00 which includes Belgium waffles, omelettes,
pancakes ond much more Prices range fJOm
$2 .95.$13,95 Open 7 doys o week Mon.Fri
11 3().1 30 om, Sot·Sun 10.1 30om
IN,BRU,FB,ENT, V,MC,AE,DC
ZUllES RESTAURANT, located ot 1712
Plocenlla, Cosio Meso Menu includes ribs,
chicken, steak & lobster, prime rib, pizza, oyster
bor. Pricu range from $3 95 and up Open
doily from 1 1 30om 10 1 Opm, Cocktails 'Iii 11 pm
10, FB. WC, No credit cords.
(714) 645-8091
BAKERY /COFFEE HOUSE
MtOMAS EXPRlSSO CAFE, specializes 1n
freshly baked muff1M, scones, croissonls,
cookies & desserb including Y.ummy low fol &
non for items, ond the best coffee lo"es in
lown Open doily 5 ·30om-2pm. Mon -Fri,
6o~2pm Sol & Sun Next lo Gilberts 01 259
E 17th St • Cosio lv'teso 548-2224.
CAFE
RUTH'S CAH, located ot 320•Bns1ol #G at
Redhill (by Arco Min i Mori) in Cosio Meso
Menu includes good country cookin' breakfast
with the best omelehes, pancakes, great Mexican
breakfast dishes and lunch with $llrfry
vegetables, lertyaki bowl, garlic chicken,
ouorted salads, healthy turkey burgers,
homburge<s, served w/ potato solod or fries. Try
Ruth 's hom• cookin' lodoy Great food, great
pricesl Prices range from $2 99 lo $5.95 Open
7 days 0 Wffk 7am lo 2pm. ID. 00, we
CALIFORNIA CUISINE
OKKO'S Casual Calif elegance with plenty
of room to enjoy yourself localed at 7887
Center Dr , Hunhngton Beoch Menu includes
hol & cold poslos, specialty p1uas, fapto's
and items from !he irill Prrces range ftom
$3 9.S to $ 13 95 Open 11 30 lo close
Doncrng nightly, 1azz on Wed Sig Bond
Swing Music Thur ~1dn.ght ID, BRU,
ORESS,f8,ENT. we. V.MC..AE.DC 892 2227
COFFEE HOUSE
MIDNIGHT JAVA CAFE, located 01 2700
Newport Blvd # 168 (at 2 Srh sl Morino I
Featuring D1edrtch Coffee. Shirley's Bagels,
fresh baked goods doily and Dreyers Ice
Cream Open 7 days o week WC. Come join
us for the best coffee in lawn free underground
parking 675°4747
OUR HOUSE, located 01 720 W. 19th St,,
Costa Mesa Menu includes sondw1ches.
salads. quiche, pastries, cakes ond coffees
Open doily from 7.30om to 11 pm Unless
you don't wonl'lo leovel IN, FB, ENT, WC,
TKO (71 4) 650.8960. Featuring live '!'usic.
FRENCH
CHANTICWI, Located at 18912
MacArthur ~lvd , Irvine, across from John
Wayne Airport Elegant, chorming, gracious &
beou11ful, each of 11's d1n1ng rooms hos a
different decor The food 1s French-Cal1fornio
cu111M-tosty by1 healthfully prepared lunch
specials ot $8 00 ond up the dinner menu
includes a vonety of seafood, meat, chicken,
solods just lo mention o few 11ems Prices
range from $6 lo $25 Serving lunch 11 3().
2:30, Dinner 5·30.10.30, S'U'doy Brunch
10.30 · 2.30. open 7 days a week ID, OD,
BRUNCH RES. REQ. FB, ENT, we. V, MC,
AMX DC, DISC Valet Parking. (7141 758·
8001
GREEK
CAn PLMA, located at 18633 Brookhurst
St., Fountain Volley. (714) 963-4999. Aurhenhc Gr• ambience including live music, a belly '
done• and dancing wo1leo. Menu includes
Greell oppettz••. tolods. postos, beef, lamb and
chrdten di.hes FuM bar on premises Res.rvotions
accepted Open for kinch 11 ·3().2 30. Dinner Su~fhuu 5-10.J()pm, Fri & Sot 5 11 30pm,
IN, we. RES. fB. ENT. we. "· MC.. AE. OS .
INDIAN
COPPER CHIMNEY • En1oy waterfront dining 01
Newport Beach 3408 V10 Oporto Introducing
outhenhc Indian Mughlo1 delicacies never before tn
Oronge County by our famous chef "Mohinder
Rom Guru'. Try our lamb or chicken kabobs,
cumes and wide verities of fresh vegelobles
cooked in our own ground Indian herbs & spices.
Reasonable prices starting os low os $ 1 9 5 to
$6. 95. Open 7 days o week from I I om·8pm
OUT. TKO. we. 673.7679
tNDIAN PAIADISI, located ot 1520 West
Coosl Hwy. The menu includes chicken, lamb,
seafood ond vegetorton dishes all prepared to
perfection with only the freshest ingredients
Prices range from S 2 SO lo $ 1 5 9 5 for o
complete combination dinner. Open 7 days o
week lunch 11 :30 lo 2 30, dinner 5 to I 0 ID,
FB, V, MC, AE. OS. DC (71 4) 646-3993.
ITALIAN
IUSKETTI IOY is bock .. la"1er than
ever .. Busketti boy is committed IO prov1d1ng the
very finest fresh poslo, pizza and iolod lo our
guests in o whimsical, unique and fanciful sethng
al o mosl off0<doble price .our poslO and pizza
ore mode fresh doily. Meals range from $3 95 to
$5 25 Open Monday thru Saturday I I ·30 to •
9·00. (71 4) 968-4949. locolfd in Fountain Volley
ol 1822 5 South Broollhurat
CAO, located al 2600 East Coo11 H~ C«ono
Del Mar. Come ond el(periM'l<:e COfona del Mar's
ne-sl llol1an restouronl M<Ving New York style
pizza, gourmet ptz.zos, exciting_ pastas, creative
tolods, coffee, coppuclno and fresh bolled
pastries Prices range from $3 95 lo $8 95 OP.en
7 cloys o week from Som to 11 pm. except Sunday
open A to 11 pm. Delivel'y available V,MC., Af,
WC, IN OUT
NltO'S •mAuttANT, locoted at 2221 N,
Mo1n St. 1n Seoeliff Villoge S..-v1ng breakfast,
lunch ond dinnet. Now open 7 days a wMll
Homemade pancaltes, pas1r .. ,, pastas, & doily
spec19ls Established in 1979 Early Bird d1nnen
5-6 30 ni9htly loalt for our "9W breakfast ond
lunch menus coming April 1
For mo1e W0t1nalion regmclt19localflavor~1he Daily Plat at
642-4321 or 1he HunlMglon leach lnd1p~ent at 965-3030.
\
RANDAZZO ITAUAN CAFE, located 01
211 48 Beoch Blvd , (at Atlon1o), Family owned,
everything prepared wirh the finest meats &
cheeses & famous for it's infamous cheesecake
Prices range from $2.00 to $1 1.95. Open Tues
thru Sot 1 I ·9pm, Sun. I 1.S pm. Closed Mon. IN,
OUT, WC, Wine and beer
(71 4} 536-2448.
SABATINOS RESTAURANT & SAUSAGE CO ••
located at 25 l Shipyard Woy, Newport Beoch
Menu includes greot pasta, award w1nn1n9 Caesar
soled, delicious homemade sousoge, veal, lamb,
lots of vegetorion dishes, good wine, be.r,
coppucino & deserh. •1t•s o family owned & run
reslauronl .. Pricel range from $4 95 to $1 3.95.
Open 7 days o week Serving Sal & Sun Brunch
from 8:30 lo 1 OOSunday lhru Thursday 1 I om to
10pm. Friday & Sot. 1 lom·l l pm. IN, OUT. WC,
8RU, W8, V, M, AE, DC
JAPANESE
KJKUY-A FINI JAMNISI CUISINE, featuring
fine dining, Su'*'i Sor, Teppon Tobie, Main Dining
Room Full bar ond cocktail lou• featuring
specialty tropical drtnks. Jou bond every Fri. &
Sot. night and Karaoke every Tues. night Open f0<
lunch Mon.fn. 1 I 3().2 30, 01nn•r Sun-Thurs 5-
1 Opm, Fri & Sol S. t 1 pm 8052 Adams Ave \
(corner of Beach) Huntington Beach, (71 4) 536
6665. All mo1or cred11 cards excepl Orner• Club.
RR,F8, E. WC
MEXICAN
AVILAS IL RANCHITO. A di ning landmark for
over 20 years. Run by the Avila family, Aviles hos 7
locations IO serve you in Colfo Mesa, Newport
Beoch, Santo Ano, long leach, Huntington Pork &
Laguna Hills & Huntington Beach. Featuring
oulhentic food with the freshest 1ngred1ents & a new
creollve light cuisine along with authentic Moma
Avila's recipei. ID. BRU. FB, ENT, WC, V, MC, A£,
DC. & DISCOVER •Aviles hos o reputation f0<
ll'eotmg you like port al the fomilyl"
MAJtOAllYAVIW, located ot 2332 West
Poc1hc Coast Hwy. Me11icon burgers, lo1itos,
burrrtos & more Specials dolly Price range from
t4 95lo S10 95 Open 11 .JOom lo 12 30om
IN, FB, V, MC. Af, DC (714) 631 8720
Ml CASA, Located at 296 17th Str .... Costa
Mesa A trip lo Mexicol Me11ican Food Open
do1ty ot 11 om. Pr~es range from S2 25 lo $8.~5 Serving Junch & dinner for O¥"tr 20
ye<M'• IN, FB, we. "· IW:., AE, DC, CB, 0 645·
7626
M:1rfa lJfrd rerit'n /oc.'D/ di11in
fur the D:1i/y Pilot. .. . •
WAHOO'S FISH TACO, With 3 loca tions
1133 PCH, loguno Beoch, (7 14) 497-0033,
1862 Plocenho, Cosio Meso, (714) 631-3433
and 3000 Bns1ol. Cosro Meso (71 4) 435-0130
Menu includes Fish tacos burritos, block beans
& rice. solods, sondwrches Prices range from
$I 65 to $7.50 Open Mon.-Sot l lom IO
IOpm. Sun 1lomto9pm IN, TKO, WC
SEAFOOD I
HUNTINGTON IEACH MAltKn UOIUI,
Here's o unique place for family d1n1ng where
fresh 5e0food is king and expert mesquite
broiling u our lrodemork. Our fresh f1U. changes
doily and we also feolure chicken, steaks and
pasta. There's o fresh seafood market, too. lunch
and Dinner, full bar Children's menu AE. V,MC
and OS cards welcome. 20111 Brookhursl St.
(nel(l to Target, [Usl south of Adams). No
reservations (714) 963·8 t 66
PACIFIC FISH & SEAFOOD, located at 2620
Newport Blvd., Cosio Meso. Menu includes
seafood salads, seafood sandwiches, grilled
en1rees, fish & chips, fish locos, sushi ond more
Also hos one of Orange County's largest
1n\'entories of fresh fish from 1l's fish market
Pnces range from $1 95 and up Open ~ 11 ·
6; Sol 11 -5, IC>, WC (71 4} 650-0130
POT OF SHRIMP, An unequaled dining
experience ·shrimply Delicious· ond rhe service
unsurpossoble featuring Po\lo, Thresher Shork &
Swordfish. Open 7 days o week 120~ I Opm,
Sot. & Sun. breakfast From Som. Sidewalk
dining. located al 113 Wolnul, backside of
P1enide Pov1l1on in Hun11ng1on Beach
(71 4) 96().7278
ZUlllS Dill' DOCK, located at 9059 Adams,
Hunhngron Beach Menu includes seafood, steak
& lobster, pizza, prime rib, oyster bar Prices
range from $3.95 and up O~n daily from
11 30om to 1 ()pm, Cocktails Iii 11 pm IN, FB we. v, MC. (7l 4J 963-6362.
STEAKS
THI IAIN STIAK HOUSE, located ot 2300
Horbor Blvd, #31, Costa Meso. Menu includes
sreoks, fresh fish, chicken, burgers and salads.
Prices range from $3 75 for lunch and $6 25
fOf dinner. Open 11 am for lunch MSo Dinner
4pm MFr. Dinner 3pm Sot & Sun IN, WC, V,
MC, AE, DC. (714) 641·9777
SEAL BEACH
OUD'll INN, Established in 1930 by the
airstrip Still o meeting ploce of pilots around the
WO(lcf who enjoy the best in dining located al
1400 Pacific Coosl Hwy. Seal Beoch The menu
includes fresh fish doily, sleeks, lobster & crab
legs. Pnces stor.t ot $4 95 Open weekdays
1 f am-1 Opm, '111 IO· 30pm weekends IN. FB,
ENT, we. V, MC, AE. (3101 431-3022
SPORTS BAR & DINING
IND OVll IND SPOITS IAI Serving
s19oks, fish, appetizers & sandwiches. Ptlces
range from $2-$1 2. Spirits, pool tournaments,
dart lournomenb. Happy hour ev.ry day with
fr• appeliz.etl. Coen 7 doya o Wffk, I~ 1 · 30om Moft..fri, f I am-1 :Jbom Sot & Sun. F8,
All major credit cards
YO GUR T
IAl8'1 PIODN Yoou.T Just like the otd
Molt Shoppe around the corMJ. All non fat yogurt
-six (61 lloVors Taite out Ot d111e 1n To•s ~ke ice
cream but it'• ~urt and with 1986 prices
Children'' 8tr1fldoy por1ieS ore wekomed and
fund rolaers ore wekomed W. are conveniently
locoled ot Tolbert ond ~nol•o, F V neid to Thrifty Drugs 1791 0 1 /2 Mognolio
171 'I 37~337 I
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
FIRECRACKER r BURGERS
(Makes 4 sandwiches)
I pound lean ground bfff
l (4-ounce) can chopped green
-chilies, drained
I teMpOOn beef-ftavor instant bouillon
114 to 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
Red onion slica
4 bambufaer buns, split and toasted
4 slices Monterey Jack cheese with
jale~no peppers
Tomato and dill plddt slices
Mayonnaise, mustard and ketchup,
optional
Combine meat, chilies, bouillon and cayenne pepper;
shape into 8 thin panics. Grill or broil patties and
onion slices 3 to 5 minutes on each side or until meat
is cooked to desired doneness. Place one pany on
each bun. Top with cheese, onion, a second patty,
tomato and pickles. Serve with rrftlyoMaise, mustard
and ketchup if desired. Refrigerate leftovers.
I
GRILLED LEMON
MUSTARD TURKEY
BREAST
(Males 6 to 8 servings)
2/3 cup bottled lemon juice
or bottled lime juice
2/3 cup vegetable oil
1/3 cup water
4 teaspoons Dijon-tyle mustard
4 teaspoons sugar, optional
2 teaspoons cbicken-navor instant bouillon
1-1/2 teaspoons thyme leaves
2 cloves garlic, finely chopped
I (1-3/4 to 2-1/~) pound boneless turkey
. breast half
Combine al I ingredients except rurkey; mix well. ln
large shallow di h or plastic bag, pour 1-114 cups
marinade over rurkey. Cover; marinate in refrigerator
8 hours or overnight. turning occas ionally. Chill
remaining marinade. Remove meat from marinade.
Gri ll or broil meat over indirect heat·l to 1-In. hour
or until meat thennomcter inserted ir1center reaches
170° F, basting f requenlly with reserved marinade.
Let stand tO minute before slicing. Serve with
grilled vegetables. Refrigerate leftovers.
11P: Grilled turkey can be served cold.
WALDORF
COLESLAW
(Makts 6 ro 8 stntnKS}
4 cups coarsely hredded cabbage
2 cups chopped apple
1 cup sliced celery
1 cup chopped toasted walnuts
1/4 cup bottled lemon juice
or bottled lime juice
3 tablespoons honey
2 tablespoon water
I tablespoon vegeta ble oil
I teaspoon Dijon-style mustard
l teaspoon garlic salt
In medium bowl . combine cabbage, apple, celery and
nuts. In small bowl, combine remaining ingredien ts;
mix well. Pour over cabbage rnixrure. Cover; chill 4
hours to blend navo~. Gami h as desired.
Refrigerate leftovers.
STRAWBERRY-
BANANA SLUSH
(Makts about 2 quarts)
1 quart fresh strawberries,
cleaned and hulled
2 medium ripe bananas, cut into chunks
1/2 cup sugar
1/3 cup bottled lemon juice
or bottlfd lime juice
1 (1-liter) bottle club soda
ln blender or food proce sor container, combine all
ingredients except club soda; blend untiJ smooth. ln
large bowl, com bine fruit mixture and club soda; mix
~ell. Freez.e. About 1 hour before serving, remove
from freezer; when mixture is slushy, spoon into
glasse . Garni h as de ired. Freeze leftovers.
APPLE MINT TEA
(Makes about 2 quarts)
l quarts cold water
6 tea bqs
I teaspoon chopped fresh mint
\' (12-ounce) container frozen apple juice
concentrate, thawed
1/2 cup bottled lemon juice or
bottled lime juice
1/2 cupsupr
ln lqe saucepan. bring water to a boil. Pour into
heat-proof pitcher or bowl; add tea hip and mint.
Cover; steep 4 minutes. Remove tea bags; add
remaining ingttdienb. Stir until sugar di ssolve .
Serve over ice.
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I
Make your Fourth of July sizzle th is year! Bring the flash of the
fireworks to your holiday cui sine in a backyard cookout.
poolside party or other summer picnic. Offer dishes that sparkJe
with flavor, so that revelers keep coming back fo r more.
Double-decker Firecracker Burgers, spiked with savory beef-fl avor
bouillon, green chilies and cayenne pepper, are a sure-fire hit fo r the
Fourth of July crowd. Watch the fun as the young and young-at-heart
bi te into these all-American sandwiches. Two thin grilled burger patties
are stacked with red onion, spicy Jack cheese. tomato slices and pickle
on a crusty bun .
Grilled Lemon Mustard Turkey Breast is another palate-pleaser that's
wonderful this time of year. Here, chkken-flavor instant bouillon adds
the hearty richness to the garlicky marinade, tangy with bottled lemo12
juice, Dijon-style mustard and thyme. After marinating the turkey breast
overnigh t, griJI slowly over indirect heat, basting frequently. Grilled
vegetables are the perfect "go-with" for such highly seasoned fare. Try
grilled com on the cob with Horseradi sh Butter or offer an assortment of
grilled peppers, summer squash and eggpl ant bru hed "ith Vegetable
Basting Sau ce.
Wal dorf Cole law bring a whole ome crunch to you r·Fourth of July
menu. Chopped apple. sliced celery and chopped toa ted walnut team .
with coarsely shredded cabbage fo r thi delicious cole la\\, lightl y
coated with a tangy honey-citrus dre sing. Be i:,ure to make enough
slaw for econd !
Round out your sizzling feast with cooling Strawberry-Banana Siu h
and Apple Mint Tea. The slush i~ a breeze to make : 1mpl) blend fre h
strawbenie , ripe banana chunks. ugar and bottled lemon or hme JU1ce.
adding club oda before freezing. Everyone~ll beat the heat with a
spoonful of th is fro ty slush or a pla h of the e\er-popular iced tea,
updated with fresh mint and apple juice concentrate. And for de~~ert. onl>
some refreshing watennelon wedge or fre!lh f run chunk are needed.
A sparkJer-pangled Fourth of Jul y calls for big, bold flavo~. With
a company-pleasing meal uch a thi~. you· re ready to let th e
ce lebration begin !
When there's no time for marinating, perk up popular picnic fare with :
HORSERADISH BUITER:
In smaJI saucepan, over low heat. combine 1(1. cup margarine or
butter, 2 teaspoons horseradish. l· teaspoon beef -flavor instant
bouillon and 1/8 teaspoon pepper. Cook and stir until margarine melts
and bouillon dissolves. Serve with com on the cob.
(Malces 112 cup)
VEGETABLE BASTING SAUCE: •
· Combine 3/4 cup vegetable oil, l teaspoon chicken-flavor instant
bouillon, 1 teaspoon basil leaves. I clove garlic, finely chopped
and 1/8 teaspoon pepper. Let stand until bouillon is dissolved. In
large bowl. pour sauce over sliced vegetables; toss to coat. Remove
vegetables from bowl. Grill 4 to 6 inches from coals, turning
frequently and basting with remaining oil mixture until tendcr-cri p.
(Maus 314 cup)
,..
CAJUN PORK BASTE:
Combine 3/4 cup ketchup. 1/4 cup bottled lemon or bottled lime
juice, 2 teaspoons Dijon-style mu tard, t tea poon brown ugar.
2 clove garlio.. finely chopped. I /4 teaspoon cayenne pepper and
1/4 teaspoon onion powder, mi>. we ll. Bru h on pod chops dun ng
last 15 minutes of cooking time.
(Mak~s I cup) •
LEMON SESAME BASTING SAUCE:
Combine 1n. cup apricot jam. 1/4 cup bottJed lemon or bottled
lime juice. I tablespoon melted margariiic or butter. t tablespoon
toasted sesame seed and t table poon soy sauce: max welt Brush
on chicken piece during last 15 minute of cooking time.
(Mat~s 314 cup)
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Here's a ·savory silmmer staw Jou'PB sure to enJoy
Most Americans associate stews
with cold, d:irk winter days. But
transpon yourself to sunny
southern France and stews shed
their \\intry ties. In Provence, fish
stews are a mainstay of summer
cooking, low in calorics, and
v.onderfully seasoned with fresh
ingredients of the region.
Provence meals tend to be
~imple and rustic, created with lots
of fresh vegetables and grains and
enhanced with small amounts of
fi~h and meat. ~though many of
the ingredients that appear in
Provence fare arc also found in
.. the haute cuisine of Paris, some
think Provence cooling tends to be
ahogcther more hearty and
~ati!.fying -an example of
delicious peasant food at its best.
The fragrant scents of olive oil,
garlic, and fresh herbs fills the
kitchens of Provence. Parsley,
basil, rosema ry, thyme, saffron and
bay lea\eS are U)ed abundantly.
Provence cuisine traditionally
features vegetables such as
eggplant, tomatoes, zucchini, Swiss
chard, spinach, fenne l, potatoes
and artichokei.. flours made from
corn (used for polenta) and
chickpea!. (used for socca, which is
:i thin pancake) are found in the
marketplace alongside wheat nour
for homemade pasta and ravioli.
Trpical or Provence cuisine is
\ the Provence Summer Stew, which
borrow) from the navors of
bouillab:iisse (the most famous
Provence i.tew). The soup base for
this hearty summer stew is rich
and e:isy to make, using tomatoes,
clam juice and water. It's navored
with lots of garlic, safjron, fennel
and a bit of orange zest. To make
the stew complete, add savory •
)ardincs to each serving and top
with garlic toast.
Complement the stew's navors
by serving Potato Arugula Salad.
Tender potatoes and spicy arugula
are tO)~cd with a quickly made,
low-fat dressing navored with
~hallots and fresh basil. For
dessert, serve Blackberry Pear
Clafouti (pronounced CLA-foo·
i, ' tee), a custard·like pudding.
Clafouti actually originated in east
central France, where it was
traditionally made .with cherries. ·
As the dessert spread th rolJghout
France, it took on many variations,
appearing with seasonal fruits and
occasiopally, us a savory dish.
l3lackb~rry Pear Clafouti contains
low-fat milk and just a small
amount of butter, so the fat and
calorie content of this seemingly
rich dessert remains quite low.
When you prepare you r
Provence su mmer feast, take ~
advantage of the boun~ of the
~eason. Select the freshest fru its
and vegetables that are in
abundance at this time of year,
and you'll be able to create a meal
with an authentic taste of southern
coastal France, right in you r own
kitchen.
PROVENCE SUMMER
STEW
• 1 tablespoon olive oil
• 3 laq~e leeks, white and tender
green parts "ashed and sliced
• 2 large fennel bulbs, trimmed
and coarsely chopped
• 4 large cloves garlic, finely
chopped, plus 1 clove, peeled and
cut in Jrnlf
• v" tablespoon salt
• I can (14 'h ounces) re cipe-ready
diced tomatoe~
• 11/z cups clam juice
• 2 pieces (l" x 2") orange zest
• I bay leaf
• 1/" tea poon saffron threads
• 1/z tcu s1foon black pepper
• l'inch of sugar
• V" cup chopped Jtallnn parsley
•·I can (3¥" ou nces) water - or
oil·1>ackcd sardines, drained
• 4 hnlf·lnch thick slices French
bread
Heat oil over moderately high
heat in large (6 quart) saucepan.
Stir in leaks, fennel, chopped
garlic, and s:.ilt. Reduce heat and
cook, stirring occasionally·, until
vegetables are )Oft, about 8 • 10
minutes. Stir in tomatoes, clam
juice, l lh cups water, orange zest,
bay leaf, saffron, pepper, and
sugar ;ind bring to a boll. Reduce
heat to simmer and cook
uncovered for 20 minutes.
Meanwhile, toast or grill bread
slices ond rub both sides with
garlic clove. Set aside. Stir parsley
into soup, remove oranac zeM nnd
boy leaf and ladle into 4 serving
bowls. Accent each serving with 4
EXERCISE .
SEE WHAT .
TAKES SHAPE. ·
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·S s:irdines, and top "'ith a slice of
garlic toast. Serves 4.
POTATO AND AllUGULA
SALAD
• l larae shollot, peeled nnd sliced
• 2 tablespoons "'hlte "'lne vinegar
• 2 tablespoons olh e oil
• ~ teaspoon sail • v, &easpooo black pepper
For salad ingredients use 11/i
pounds new potatoes, w~hed, cut
in half and cut in half-inch slices:
3 tablespoon~ thinly sliced fresh
basil; 2 bunches arugula (or mixed
greens), washed and dried.
To make dressing combine
shallot, vinegar, oil, sal t and
pepper, in a blender or food
procci.sor. Blend until smooth and
s~t aside. Place potatoes in a
medium saucepan and cover with
cold water. Bring to a boil and
simmer for 7 minutes or until
tender. Drain very well and toss
with S tablespoons dressing and 2
table)poons t>asil. Toss arugula
with remaining d ressing and place
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butter and sugar over high heat.
Add pears and cook, stirring
occasionally, until browned and
softened, about 6 minutes. Remove
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onion, garnish with Vlasic bread
.1110 bu11cr pickles and carrot:..
To broil· On rack in broiler pan,
arrange p::i111e'>. Droil 4 inches
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cooking. M..11..c~ 6 i.crvings.
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KABOBS •
• 1 c~in (1Ql~ ounces)
C~mpbcH's condensed
Torn.1lu Soup
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• I t.iblcspoon soy sauce
• 1 t.1b lcspoon vege table oil
• •/.i t .1-;poon ground ginger
•)I/.! pound s large shrimp,
'hclkc..I Jnd dcveincd
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11011 metallic dish, combine
:-.our orJngc juice, soy sauce ,
oil .ind ginger. Add shrimp:
m-., to coat. Cover;
r .. !ri: ... Lratc at least 1 hour.
R enHh c shrimp from
muri 1 Jdc; reserve marinade,
On !Ii\ 10-inch skewers,
tlu ~.1u shrimp.
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m .. ·un1m cuab. Grill,
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C:JmplJdl's Pork & Ulans in
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Grill your slrloin once and · enJoy ea 111 n twice
When you fire up the grill,
make ii work double-lime for you.
Cook once and make 1wo meals!
Call ii a dividend or a bonus, but
cooking once for 1wo meals is a
~mart thing to do. Think beyond
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different second meal. For
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half of it the first night. A day
Inte r use the remainder in a salad
or sandwich.
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Sc ame-Ginger Grilled Sirloin. A
reserved portion of the
gi nger-sesame-soy sauce marinade
fo r the beef also doubles as a
:.Jlad dressing for the second meal.
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'1rlOin steak, then grill with bell
peppers. Re serve half of the
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the salad; serve the remaining
~teak and peppers.
Meal 2: Cul the reserved beef
and peppers into strips, toss with
the reserved dressing, pea pods
ant.I cooked vermicelli. In 20
minu~es, dinner is served.
Oecause sirloin is a lender beef
cut, it only needs to marinate 15
min utes to take on the flavor of
the marinade. Marinating should
:ih\ays be done in the refrigerator.
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• 2 pound boatltas beer top sirloin
steak, cut 1 ~ lncbts thick
• 4 rtd or yellow bell peppers,
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• 3 tablespoons dry sherry
• 3 tablespoons soy s11uce
• 3 tablespoons white wine vtnegar
• 1 tablespoon sugar
• 1 tablespoon dark sesame oil
• 2 teaspoons grated fresh ginger or
~ te11spoon ground ginger
• 2 cloves garlic, crushed
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dressing ingredients. Reserve V., cup
for Spicy Sesame Beef & Noodles:
cover and refrigerate. Trim fat from
beef steak. Place steak and
remaining dressing in plastic bag;
tum to coat. Close bag securely 11nd
marinate in refrigerator 15 minutes,
turning once. Remove steak from
marinade; discard marinade. Place
steak and bell peppers on grid over
medium coals. Grill 25 to 30 minutes
until steak is medium-rare to
medium doneness and bell peppers
are tender, turning steak and bell
peppers once. For Spicy Sesame '
Beef & Noodles, reserve ~ of
cooked steak (12 ounces) and ~of
grilled peppers (4 halves). Carve
remaining steak into slices; serve
with remaining peppers. Makes 4
servings (serving size: ~ of recipe).
IPICYlllAMI
811f a NOODLU
• 12 ounces cooked beer stcmk
rrom Stsame-Ginser Grilled
Sirloin
• 4 ounces uncooked vtrmlcclll or
thin spaghetti
• 4 grilled pepper halves crrom
Sesame-Ginger Grilled Sirloin) •
~ (6-ounce) package frozen pea
pods. derrosted
• v.i cup Sesame Drtssioa (from
~same-Ginaer Grilled Sirloin)
• V.. teaspoon bot pepper sauce
• 1 teaspoon dark sesame oil
• l tablespoons chopped fresh
cilantro
Cook vermicelli according to
package directions. Meanwhile
carve beef steak into thin slices.
Cut peppers into thih strips. In
medium bowl, combine beef,
peppers and pea pods. Add
dressing and pepper sauce; toss to
coat. 3. In large bowl, combine
vermicelli and sesame oil; toss to
coat. Add beef mixture and
cilantro; mix lightly. Makes 4
servings (serving size: I~ cups).
·Alaska canned salmon - a hidden . . • treasure for kids fickle on fish
Gelling your kids to eat foods
1h.1t ~ire good fo r them can be a
ch.11le ngc. Seafood may not be
high on their list of favorite foods ,
but ircan be! lf you're a·
c1>ncerned parent and looking for ''·•Y of improving your child's
diet, try making Alaska Canned
S.tlmon Turnovers. They're easy to
ni.it..c, fun to eat and really taste
goad.
The key to getting children to
cJt nutritious food is to make it
delicio us, and to let them take
part in the preparation. You
. probably keep most of the
ingredients for these tasty
turnovers on hand. Simply mix
together the filling ingredients and
mount.I onto refrigerator crescent
rolls, bat..e ant.I serve. Mos t
d11ldren can handle the
preparation, with a little adult
"''ii.lance for the baking.
Ala!lka ca nned salmon has many
adva ntages. h 's a terrific value,
recipe re~1dy, nutritious and
ve rsatile. And Alaska canned
:.ulmon makes quick and easy
dinners when used in salads,
~11rred into vegetable so ups, or
mi\ed with a little mayonnaise and
topped with cheese on top of
luaMet.I bread fo r a quick canned
... almon melt.
Ala:.-.ka harvests over 90% of all
the natural, wild sal mon caught in
thl! U.S. Ala!lt..a canned sa lmon is
m,1de from the hi ghest quality,
llc\h Ala)ka salmon. For recipes
"here color is important;choose
c.innet.I Red Sockeyc salmon with
·1t' bright red color and rich flavor.
~lore economically priced canned
Al.1sk3 pink salmon has a rosy
colo r, delicate flavor and is
c-<ccll~nt in casseroles and soups.
Whichc,er variety you choose,
c\cr)thing in the can is edible.
The !'.kin and tiny bones are
rendered so soft during processing,
they arc easily mixed into the
1ccip1.:. Let your kids know they
a1c OK to c<it and full of calcium,
ju..,t like u glass of '1)ilk!
Dclic1ous Alaska Canned
~.iln10n Turnovers can be ready to
cat in minutes, using ingredients
)ou ha'e on hand.
AIASKA CANNID
SALMON TURNOVERS
• 1 can (14~ ounces) Alaska
Mlllllon, drained and Oaked • v~ cup sliced green onions
• l pnckuge (3 ounces) cream
cheese, soncned
• J Tablespoons groted Parmesan
cheese
• 2 teaspoons Dijon-style mustard
• 2 teaspoons rrcsh lemon Juice
• 1 teaspoon dill weed
• 2 p,ackuges (8 ounces each)
rcfrl.erntor crescent dinner rolls
( 16 rp lls total)
Pr~heat oven to 350F. Combine
Ala'l h canned salmon, onions,
clicCfCS, muslnrd, lemon juice, and
Jill, $tir until blended. Unroll
dough; separate into triangles.
D1\.1~e filling among 8 triangles
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(about 3 tablespoons filling each);
spread filling leaving a '.4-inch
border of dough around edges.
Cover each fill ed triangle with a
remaining triangle of dough. Press
edges of triangles with a fork to
tightly seal turnovers. Place on
baking sheets; bake 12 to 15
minutes or until golden. Servo
warm. Makes 8 turnovers.
Variation: Make canned salmon
mixture as diTected omitting cream
cheese. Cut 4 square slices of
Muenster or Mon terey jack cheese
in half diagonally 10 make 8
triangles (slightly smaller than
dough~ Place a cheese triangle on
8 pieces of dough.
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NOTICE OF CONDITlONAL CERilflCATlON OF CLASS ACTION
TO: ALL PERSONS AND BUS~F.S WHO LOST INCO
OR SUSTAINED OTHER ECONOMIC DAMAGES AS
. RESULT OF THE OIL SPILL FROM THE STEAMS
AMERICAN TRADER WIIlCH TOOK PLACE OFF
COAST OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ON FEBRUARY
1990.
RE: Slaven, et al. v. BP America, Inc., et al.,
U.S. DL«itrict Court Case
No. CV-90-0722-RIK CJRxl
There is a lawsuit currently pending in the
Los Angeles FederaJ Court brought by per-
on a nd busincsse who s uffered l o~ 1 of
income or other cq>nomic damages as a
result of the oil pill which took place off the
coast of Huntington B<;ach on February 7,
1990. The partie. who brought the law uit
represent a cla of person and bu ·ines. e ,
including commercial and sport fh hing boat
owner , fi h food proce~sor and di tribu-
tors, hotel and motel owner~. tour boat own-
ers and operators and busine se located in
the Newport Beach and Huntington Beach
area who suffered economic damages due to
the oi l pill. ·
The Court has conditionally certified the
case as a class action. The class is defined as
follows:
All persons and entities owning.·leasing or
having an inte rest in real and/or personal
property o r having an owner hip interest in
commercial enterprise. or working withi n or
about the area or areas affected by the rup-
ture of the hull of the American Trader on
February 7. 1990, and the re ulting oil spill
and clean-up effort, who have suffered or
will suffer economic damage as a re ult oft
. pill and/or the ensuing clean-up effort.
Excluded from the class are all persons.
any, curre ntly seeking to make tort clai
based exclusively on personal. injuries as
result of the rupture, the oil spill and/or
ensuing clean-up activities. The class exclud
all governmental agencies. departments. bodi
and political subdivisions. The class al.
exclude the defendants and their re pecti\
parent , subsidiaries, djvisions, affiliate~. dire
tors. officers, agents, employee and represcr
tative ..
If you believe that you are a member of
foregoing class. please complete the fonn \
out below and mail it to:
Slaven. et al. v. BP America, Inc., et al.
c/o Gilardj & Co.
P.O. Box 8060
San Rafael, California 94912-8060
The information is needed promptly a
you are therefore asked to return the complc
ed fonn by August 31. 1994. Please note th
by returning the form. you will IlQ1 be obliga
ed to pay any expenses, fees or charges.
May 25, 1994
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This fonn 1i. to be tilled out by those pcrl>on. and bu'i1nes~i. who believe they ho~e ,uffered economic lo !IC~ht
have not been fully compen!.ated) a.\ a result of the Arncncao Trader 011 'P'll which too~ plocc off the CO<L\I of Hunungt
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H~ docs a p~try chef get
exceptaonally luscious flavor in her
creations? Executive Pastry Chef
Emily Luchetti, of the celebrated
Stan restaurant in San Francisco
revealed some or her secrets
recently at a gathering of the
International Associa tion of
Culinary Professionals.
"Th ' ere s no secret to one of my
basic habits," she said. "It's butter
-llSk pastry chefs and they'll tell
you butter is irreplaceable."
First, she uses only chilled, hard
butter to make the dough. As it
bakes, the pieces of butler trapped
in the dough melt creating tiny
pock~ts, hence a meh-in-1he-
mouth cookie. And to make
perrectly shaped cookies, she cuts
the dough into stars and then
thoroughly chills them on a cookie
sheet before baking.
For her second recipe, a Buttery
Strawberry Compote, Lucheui
demonstrated a classic technique
f
Baat v the heat
with these
cool des$erts
How many \vays can you say
cool? Ice, ice cream, chilled,
frosty. The thermometer's up and
so's the demand for cal>y, cool
desserts. Smart chefs have cool
idi:as, too, like eating light l>mallcr
portions :ind drinking lots of
liquids. After all, it's l>Ummer and
who wants to spl!nd time in 1he
kitchen when they could be
enjoying outdoor living?
APRICOT FLUFFY PIE
• l Chocola te llershe) 's
Ready-Crust pie crust
• l cup finely snipped dried
apricots
• ¥.> cup sugar
• 1 envelope unna,·orcd gelatin
• Vl tsp. sa,lt
• 3 slightly beaten egg )O lks
• l cup orange juice
• 3 egg "hitcs
• Vl cu p whipping cream
Cover apricots wi1h waler, I
inch above the fruit, in a
saucepan. Simmer, covered for 25
minutes. Drain and cool. Then
combine v.i cup of sugar. gelatin
and salt. Stir in orange juice and
egg yolks. Cook and l>tir over
medium heat mi>.ture thickens
slightly. Chill in refrigerator until
1he mixture become 1hicl.er,
stirring occasionally and add ,the
cooked fruit.
Oeat egg '<hites in a mi\ing
bowl until soft peaks form.
Gradually add remaining V:i cup of
sugar, booting untiHhe egg Y.hi1ei.
form stiff peaks. Fold in10 gelatin
mixture. Whip cream until l>oft
peaks form and fold in10 gelatin
mixrure. Chill for 30 minutes.
Spoon in10 pie shell, mounding
toward the center for a
spectacular effect. Then chill until
firm for nt least 6 hours or
overnight. Garnish with whipped
cream, if qei.ired.
MANGO TARTS
• 6 single serve Ready-Crust
grahnm crocker tart shells
• 1 large, ripe mango
• Vl cup sugar
• 3 egg yolks • v .. cup nour
• ~ cup boiling \\aler
• 11/2 tablespoons marga rine
• Vl tsp. rum (optiona l)
•~coconut
Beat egg yolks and sugar in
large mixing bowl until th ick and
pale yellow. Bent in flour. Slo~vly
add boiling water with mixer
running. Place in sauce pan over
medium heat, stirring constantly
about 5 minutes or until it coats
the spoon. (Don't boil!) Sauce will
look grainy. Bent in marga rine and
Vl teaspoon rum if desired. Cool
10 room temperature. Peel mango,
reserving V.. for garnbh. Diec
remaining mango and puree in
blender. When sauce has reached
room temperature, stir in puree.
Pour into tarts. Chill till cool.
arnish with toasted coconut and
!ices of mango before serving.
HOCOLATI •RICKLI
JAii"....,.._ ON A STICK
2 Cups (12 ounces) semi-sweet
ocolate chi ps
I ,.cka1e (6 oz) Heath Dils •o
kit
bananas, peeled
oodcn popslcle stlckJ
n a double boiler or microwave
n, heat chocolate over low heat
ii melted. Insert sticks into or bananas. Dip or spread
late over bananas.
ediatcly roll in Bits ·o
le. Place on a wax paper
cookie sheet and f rcezc! at
3 hours. Wnp each acrvina
le wr1p when firm . Makes
NOTE: For -1mall
-..-banana in half
for finishing a dessert sauce.
By adding butler at the end of a
rtcipe, i1s incomparable flavor
comes through in a fresh pure
burst," she explained. "Buuer also
has ~ blen~ing quali ty that brings
the ingredients of a dish together as it does here." '
COOIOU
• 8 ounces (2 1Uck.1) cold, hard
bulltr, cut In chunks
Cut out dough with a 3·inch star
cu tter or other desired shape.
Place on cookie sheets Yl inch
apan . Chill fo r 1 hou r in 1he
refrigerator or Yl hour in 1he
freezer. Preheat ove n to 250 F.
Bake directly from refrigerator or
freeze r, until firm, about 45
minutes.
sugar. Cinnamon Shortbread: Beal
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon wilh
1he butter and sugar.
(prt«dina rccipt)
In a medium saucepan combine
orance juice, sugar and orange
liqueur; bring to a boil over
medium-high heat. Add
strawberries and butler; cook,
stirring occasionally, just until the
bu11er mehs, about 2 minutes. To
serve: Evenly divide compote
among four l>mall de)Sert plates;
top with a scoop of ice cream.
Serve with a Shortbread Cookie.
Garnish with slivers of orange
peel, if desired. Yield: 4 portions
{!~cups)
This is served wi1h warm
compote wi1h creme fraichc or ice
cream along with shortbread
c<>?kies. h's not hard 10 sec why
1h1s combination is one of 1he
most requested at Stars restaurant.
STARS' SHORTBREAD
•~cup supr
• 2 cups nour
•Pinch salt
In the bowl or an electric mixer
place butter and sugar; mix on low
speed for 15 seconds. Add nour
and snit; continue mixing on low
speed for 3 to 5 minutes, until the
dough comes together. h will look
dry j ust before it comes together.
Place the dough on a lightly
floured board; roll ~ inch thick.
PRICES EFFECTIVE B A.M. THURS., JUNE 30
THRU WED., JULY 6, 1994
LIMIT RIGHTS RESERVED NO SALES TO DEAl.ERS ~ WHOl.fSAlERS NO UOU011 CASE DISCOUNTS ON ADVERTISED SPECIALS
Bo11oms of cookies should be
light gold and tops should remain
white in color. Yield: 2 dozen. For
vatiations: Orange Short bread:
Beat 3 tablespoons chopped
. orange zest wi1h the butler and
•unlRY ITRAW•IRRY
COMPOTI·
• 2 tablespoons orange juice
• 2 tablespoons sugar
• 3 tablespoons oran&c liqueur
• l pint (2 cups) stra"berries,
qu artered
• 4 tablespoons (Vl stick) buucr,
cut In chunks
• -4 scoops vanilla ice cream
• 4 Stars' Shortbread Cookies
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