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Lennon killer suspect watched
Slayin• trial
Bies shown
as 'follower'
By DAVID KVTZMANN °' -o.lly ,., ........
M urde~ defendant Anthony
David Bica was portrayed in
Oran1e County Superior Court
Tuesday as a· weak-m inded
"follower" who lacked the abili·
ty to premeditate or plan the
gruesome slaying of a Corona
del Mar real estate agent two
years ago.
Defen.4'e psychologist Albert
Rosenstein said his diagnosis of
Bies. one of two men charged
with the killing o f Ruben
Martinez, showed that the defen·
dant lacked the capacit y to form
the intent to rob or kill the real
estate sal~man.
"Bies is a follower," Rosens·
tein told jurors in Orange Coun·
ty Superior Court Judge Kenneth
Lae 's courtroom.
Death law
ruling again
supported
Special death penalty allega·
lions acainst five persons facing
trial in the bow-and-arrow slay-
ing of a Garden Grove man in
Huntington Beach last summer
were dismissed for -a second
time Tuesday by an Orange
County Superior Court judge.
Judge Kenneth Lae said he
didn't believe a municipal court
judge who presided over the pre·
liminary hearing in the case
erred in dismissing the special
circumstance a llegations or
death by torture, a crime cov·
ered by California's death penal-
ty law.
Prosecutor Cliff Harris had re-
filed the torture charges after
the preliminary hearing in Sep-
tember. but Lae granted a de·
fense request to dismiss them
against the five defendants.
Charged in the murder case
are Joe Aguirre. 35. his wife ,
Laurie. 19; J ames Garwood, 23 ;
James R. Marvin, 23 ; and Brian
Miller, 20.
The five are charged with the
arrow-and-knife killing of
Stephen J . Ciccone, 31. in Hunt-
ington Central Park in July.
( Pilot Logbook J
Though the psychologist was
allowed to present his diagnosis
to the jury Tuesday, Judge Lae
wouldn't allow into evidence a
videotape tecording of a sodium
a mytal interview with the 19-
year-old defendant.
In that taped interview.
played outside the presence of
the jury Monday, Bies said the
only blow he dealt Martinez was
to throw a heavy, star-shaped
candle at the murder victim.
The defendant said 1t was
a nother man, John Alan Keith,
who repeatedly bashed Martinez
in the head with the candle and
who later tried to decapitate the
real estate agent with a mitre
box saw.
Bies. interviewed by Rosen-
stein in the tape. said he didn't
try to stop Keith from beating
Martinez '"cause l was scared
he would turn on me ... He 's
crazy ... He's jumping up and
down on him (Martinez). I mean
earlier. he was jumping up and
down on him and hilling him
with a candle and I thought to
myself I didn't want nothing to
do with it. He's crazy."
Bies said he and Keith. who
r aC'f'S trial in ecsrly 1981. had
gone lo Martinez's Newport
'Beach home after meeting him
in Laguna Beach the night of
Aug . 28, 1978. The defendant said
Martinez "offered us over to his
house for some drugs.·'
While at Martinez's house,
Bies said he had gone to get a
glass of water. later entering the
victi m 's bedroom t o s e e
Martinez and Keith fighting .
He Said Martinez began chas-
ing him, prompting him to throw
the candle at Martinez, striking
him in the head. Bies, however.
said it was Keith who picked up
the candle and struck Martinez
at least 10 times in the head
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MOMENT OF INNOCENT GENEROSITY
John Lennon elgne autooraph for Mark Chapman
Singer lauded
by colnmunists
NEW YORK IAP> --Western
leaders and <'ommunist govern·
ments alike paid tribute to John
Lennon as thousands att~nded
candlelight vigils and the slain
Bealle's music rose from newly
p urchased albums and non-stop
radio tributes.
A gene ration of Americans
mourned Tuesday to the sounds
of Lennon hits ranging from
\964 's ··Love Me Do" to 1980's
''Starting Over."
Many record stores were sold
out of Lennon and Beatles re<'·
ords by mad morning. but a
Clevela nd c;tore decl<n ed a
moratorium.
"These pot>ple who want h1s
album roul d have bought it
yesterday and they can bu y it
tomo rrow ," s aid a store
employee "We won't sell it lo·
day It':. our way or saying
something to John a nd his
music " Radio Luxembourg said
it was airing a special Beatles
program Tuesday night -and
was eliminallng all advertising
during the program.
Fans of the former Beatie re·
me mbered him in vigils from
New York, where hundreds
gathered outside the apartment
building, to Sacramento, where
2.000 paid t ribute by candlellgtit.
Another 2.000 $e31hnetl in wei.t
:,v:. Angc:.e:;. mor"' than :.4100 in
Cincinnati, 1,500 in Philadelphia,
and in Chattanooga. Tenn., the
Rev. Jesse Jackson led 3,000
people at a meeting in a prayer
for Lennon.
A Hunga rian go ve rnment
11ewi.paper µraii.ed Lennon fo r
his music and his "commitment
to the cause of world peact:, ··
and Belgrade's most influential
newspaper, Politika. said the
Be ati e :. w e re "yo u t h 's
breakthrough into all porf'S or
l ife . the l\tJu nd r ebe llion
against estabiil>hcd visions .
"T h <> A me r ic an s a r e
·tunned," the new..,paper con
tin ued "Why IS II that a
~lorious name carr1<'s the mark
or death on its fa ce there" ..
F o rm e r Bri tis h Prim e
Minister Sir Harold Wilson, on
whose recommendation Queen
Elizabeth awarded the Member
of the Order of the Rrit1sh Em
pire medal to the Reatles. issued
a statentf'nt praising Lennon.
"He ga ve th<' kids something
w think about. he kept them off
the streets and did more than all
the forces of la~ and order could
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Parents puzzled, kids smitten
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of .... o.lty ...... Mafl
Back in 1964, my parents didn't understand what all
the fuss was about.
WE WEllE WATCHING the Beatles on Ed Sullivan's
show, and my folks were puuled: How can y~u listen to
that noise. Why don't those boys get a haircut? Why are
those girla screaming·! Sixteen years later. they heard Walter Cronkite read a
warm tribute to the just-murdered John Len.non. The'
veteran newsman sounded like he'd been a BeaUe fan
since day one.
But he didn't fool me.
I still remember the days when it
was us against them. My parents
couldn't comprehend why we wanted to
aquander our allowances on Beatie
albums and electric 1uitar lessons.
They scoffed at Lennon and
McCartney's music: it's juat a passinl
fad; next year the kids will be into
10metbin1 new.
BUT THE BJ;ATLES didn't ao tteSIHlllMM
away. And u they crew up, u their music evolved, they took
an entire pneraUon with them.
lly parent.a weren't shaken up when the Beatles aptit
ID lt'JO. They didn't follow Jobn Lennon'• career u a IOk>
Utiat. Maybe tbey were amused by aceount.a ol the public
i
''bed-in" for peace John and Yoko conducted during their
honeymoon.
I'm sure my folks didn't miss John during his five.
year absence from the recording scene, a hiatus that
ended only a few months ago. They weren't plagued by re·
current dreams of a Beatles reunion. some magical event
that would transport a jaded generation back to its
adolescence.
BY NOW, MY PARENTS have seen the headlines.
They've beard Walter Cronkite's tribute. If they've flipped
on the car radio, maybe they've heard a disc jockey play-
ing some old JQhn Lennon songs as a memorial.
But I doubt if my folks realize that in death, John final-
ly provoked that universal outpouring of love tt\al he often
pleaded for in his songs.
It won't last, of course.
IN A FEW DAYS Cronki\e will return to where he left
off : the crisis ln Poland, the hostages in Iran, the
Presidential transition . . . .
. Follow-up articles on Lennon's murder will be buried
in the back pages ol the daily papers. Radio stations will
go back to their Top 40 hits.
And my parents won't be troubled by any Un1erin1
sense of loss.
YOU SEE, •Y parents didn't undentand what all the
fuss wu about ln 11&4.
So I don't really expect them to undentand how much
John Lennon took with him on tbe nilbt be died.
J
Slaying
called
planned
NEW YORK (API Hospital
officials kept a suicide wi.tch to
day on the "devout Beatie fan '
c h ar~ed with g unning down
John Lennon. as a vigil by fans
of the ex·Beatle in front of h1s
Manhattan apartment appeared·
to bt: ending.
Hundreds of people had stood
• in the raui ouside the Dakota
apartment building across from
Central Park during the night,
but b y this morning their
number had dwindled to Jess
than two dozen and police were
removing crowd bar'n ers
Mark Da vid Chapman, ar rest
ed after Lennon wa~ shot whtle
returning to his apartment Mon
day night, was sent Tuesday to
B e l le v ue H o s p i t al fo r
psychiatri<' observation. He en-
tered n'> pica to a se<'ond -degrtt
murder charge in Manhattan
Criminal \ourt.
Warning that Chapman had
twice attempted suicide, a.nd
h a d been placed in m e ntal
hos pita ls both t i m e~. court
a ppoint ed lawyer Herbert
A dle r~er g r e quested the
psy chiatr ic e xamination and
surveillance
Meanwhile. Paul Goresh. a."\
am a teur photographer who
snapped a picture of Lennon
::.1gnmg an autogra11h for C!1a;;
man a few hours before the
shooting. said Chapman ur&ed
him also to get a Lennon auto-
g raph. because ''You n ever
know if yeiu'll stt him again."
A prosecutor said Chapman.
who was carrying $2,000 in cash
when arrested. borrowed money
in Hawaii to come here where be
"committed a deliberate, pre-
me ditated execution of John
Lennon "
Hut the precise motive in the
shooting remained unclear. One
police source reported that
Chapman. who had no arrest
rec(Jrd, said he was unhappy
ove r the hurried fashion in
which the former Bealle auto-
graphed u new record album
hours before the shooting. But
Goresh said Chapman appeared
ecstatic about the autograph and
told him,' "Nobody in Hawaii 1s
l?Oinl? to believe me · ·
A.nolher police source was
quoted as saying that Chapman
c;aid he had .. heard voices' and
that the devil motivated his acts
Chapman purchased his fi..,e.
shot .38-caliber Charter Arms
re\olver in Honolulu on Oct 'l7 It
was not clear how he transport
ed it here bul police noted that
ba~g ai;!e ch ecked on man~
airline 1s not routm~ly X rayed.
Bitter ironies compoundl'<i the
sadness of mourning fans and
s hocked world leaders as some
· information surfaced about lhe
s hooting suspect and Lennon's
recent interviews.
Only days before. Lennon. 40,
s aid in a BBC intcrvie~ that he
enjoyed living in New York
because he felt safe in this city
·'I can go to movies or
rest a urants ." Lenrion said
"When I started walking out. I
was worried that people mjght
want to speak to me or jump on
me .. Now they might ask for
an autograph, but people don't
bug you."
The alleged killer was an auto-
graph hound. described by his
lawyer as a "fan of Lennon's
since he was 10 .. Chapman,
waiting o utside the luxury
Dakota apartment bu1ld lng as
Lennon headed for a recording
session. approached him, got his I
signature and even was photo-
graphed with his idol.
Around the world. newspapers 1
printed special editions, radio I
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Strike ends
PROVIDENCE. R.I. IAP>-
Sanitalion worken> were scooping
up mountains of garbage ,
teachers were back in classrooms
and other city services were get·
ting back to normal today after
the setUement of a four-day
municipal strike sparked by tM
layoffs of 300 city employees
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SKETCH OF SUSPECT
Mark Chapman
Woman, 73,
rescues man
from attack
ATLANTA <AP ) -Dorothy
Pugh didn't like seeing a yowig
man trying to rob 80·year-old
Ra lph Davis. So the 73-year-old
woman gr abbed Davis' cane and
wh01cked the assailant on the
head until he fled.
Da vie;. a retired pamter. and
'.irll Pu6'h are residents of an
Atlanta apartment buildin& for
the elderly, but were not well ac-
quainted before the Incident.
Now, Davis says, they will be
friends
·•J love her ," he said. "I even
bought her a soft drink after it
was all over."·
The twc Wf're in the lobby or
the building when an assailant
!Itlacked Davis frisking him in
search of mont:y
"Mr. Davis had the cane in his
hand when the man began to
frisk him.·· Mrs. Pugh said. ·•1
just had to twist and twist to get
the cane out of hie; hand I finally
~ot ahold of the cane, took it
with both hands and hit him <the
ass ailant) across the head."
"She knocked the ~l out of
him." said Davis . who weighs
110 pounds "I t~ou she had a
lot of nerve lo take on that man
with my walking su ck.·
"Mr Davis 1s JUSt a little bitty
thm11t ." s he said ··He couldn't
defend himself ..
Mrs Pugh s au1 she hit the as-
sail ant about sax times on the
head before he ned the building.
:"o arr('<;ts ha\'e bef'n made.
l1anel ~x tended
WAS H I NG T O N !AP >
A It ho ugh C'r1tica l of provisions
that would hinder presidential
l'fforts to tighten federal con·
lrCl lS. P r eside nt Carter has
s 1 ~ned a bill extending until
Sept 30 Lhe Council on Wage and
Pn r~ Stability
"·eat her
ii'air and sunny through
Thursday with slightly
warrn,er days but colder
nights. Lows tonight 38 at
the beaches and 45 inland.
Highs Thursday 65 to 75.
l~SIDE TOD"'t'
Greta and F.reda. J7·weor·
old hotna. have confovrtdH
Lo ndon doctor• ond
psychiotritta ~cou• tllq
o~ar to •hare o ,.,.,,,_ ndlld
in lhftlr IWO bodael See~
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. tile .,ant of ltw" " , " br .. 11
u4 earnMl, ironic arid h.i~aliltk
all at ODc'e l"8pl1. f'd lM lrn
actaaa.icla °'th«-"IJrh.1
PreaidN• el N fh11•.i•n •• t.I .. ,... laant to t1nd an amiWM ' to
•&of luda violeo e
Ouui4e lbe turn of th n ntw-y
Dakota, whtre •~ nnon Hved wt~ • · ••f•. Yoko 01\0, and &.Mlr S.year old M>O, Sean, raAt
ol alJ ..... ma1nlaLOttd I vtlil
that be1an mjnut " after the
~Ola's rroot Wro"llbt
irOD 1ate wu covend with
floweu , card• and pictures
Some f,.·1.:. u 1ed antJ others 11an11
ref1 al.QI from s uch Lennon SCH\ili
as ''Imagine · or 'Gave Puce a
Cbanc:e ··
A chst.raught Mas:. Ono s;ud
there would be po f Wleral ror her
husband but said she was plan
niog for a public, silent vigil "to
pray for his soul" at a date to be
anoo&meed ,. .. ..,......... "John loved and prayed for
the human race Pleas~ pray tpe
same for him,·' she said
ACCUSED ESCORTED AFTER ARRMGNMINT
Ertc Mertln (left) fifth 9'aepec1 In maH ... ,. ...
Lennon, who a m asi.ed u
fortune esti m ated at $235
mJllion, die«i of hemorrhaging
and the s hock of blecd1n~. said
medical examiner Dr 1'.:lliot M
Gross.
He had been struck by four
bullets, two in the buck and two
in the shoulder. Three or them
tore thn>t•!lh his left lung and
one sn1Htered a ,bone in his
s h oulder . a ccording lo the
autopsy.
Suspect offers
innocent plea
The shooting occurred at l0.50
p.m . llfonday as Lennon and
Miss Ono returned home after a
recording session. Police said
t he 25-year-old suspect from
Honolulu bad been lurking in the
shadows near the Dakota gate
and fired as Lennon entered the
building's archway.
Adlerberg was dubious about
Chapman's ability to understand
the murder charge But Assis-
tant Dis trict Att orney Kim
Hogrefe said ChalJman. who was
carrying $'2,000 in cash when he
was arrested, had "bc1rrowcd
money to come to N<'w York Ci
ty to do what he had done. .
The defendant acted 1n a coul,
calm and calcuJ ata ng m anner in
the shooting or Mr. Lennon "
LOS ANGELES (AP> -
Dutc h -born trans ient Eric
Ma rtin Wijnaendts pleaded inno·
c·ent Tuesday to murdering and
robbing a l~year-old runaway
boy. one of more than 20 victims
1n the s tring o f so-called
Freeway Murders.
Wijnaendts, 20, who has lived
an Orange Cobnty since 1971 .
became the fifth defendant in
the case. and he could get the
death penalty if it is proved he
com milted murder during a rob·
ber y Wijnaendts was ordered
held without bail.
He was arrested last Thursday
<.t nd is now scheduled for a pre·
liminary hearing Dec 22 in Los
Angeles Muni cipa l Cou rt
Division 37.
William G. Bonin, a 33-year·
old Downey truck driver and
twice·paroled sex offender, is
awaiting trial on charges in 14 of
the murders, i n c l uding the
Turner slaying.
Los Angeles County Sheriff's
Lt. J erry Mendez said Bonin
m et Wijnaendts la st March
when both were in the Orange
County Jail. Bonin was serving a
six-month parole violation sen·
tence because or an alleged sex-
ual assault on a young boy. Wij-
naendts was under arrest on a
char ge of unJawful occupation of
a house, or "squatting."
Bonin was released early in
March. Wijnaendts was released
Ma r c·h 24. And on March 25,
Harr y Todd Turner of Antelope
Valley. a runaway from the 0p.
ti mist s Bo ys Hom e in Los
Angeles. was found dead and
nude in an alley
The autographed album "'Dou·
ble Fantasy" later was found
during a searc h or the mid·
Manhattan hotel room where
Chapman was staying. police
said.
Authorities said Chapman had
been hanfina around the Dakota
for three days before the shoot-
ing. Celebrity seekers ofttn
loitered near the Dakota en
trance for a glimpse of Lennon
o r such other r eside nts as
Roberta Flack, Leonard Bern-
stein and Lauren Bacall
Cuts foreseen
in health care
As a high school student 10
Georgia, Chapman wa!> once in a
rock band, acquaintances said.
For at least two years, he has
been living in Honolulu with his
wife, Gloria II. Abe. like Miss
Ono of Japanese descent , and
most recently worked as a
security guard at a Waikiki con-
dominium.
Whe~ he resigned from that
job Oct. 28, "he signed the log
sheet •John Lennon' instead of
'Mark Chapman .... said building
manager Joe Musta monte.
During Chapman's arraign-
ment Tuesday. Hogrefe said the
suspect had a criminal record.
However, police said later there
had been a mixup during a com·
puter check and the arrest 10·
formation belonged to a man
with the same last name and
dale of birth as Chapma n.
Lennon's three former col-
leagues were reported in mourn-
ing Tuesday.
An ashen -f .ace d Pau l
McCartney, who co·authored
many Beatles songs with Len·
non, told reporters in London, "I
can't take it at the moment.''
Former Beatles drummer
Rln10 Starr flew here from a
vacation m the Bahamas to visit
Lennon's widow and son. Near
Oxford, England, a spokei;man
for George Harrison said he was
"ju.at stunned" and had not de-
cided whether he would come to
New York.
Lennon's 17-year-old son,
Julian, who lives in Wales with
Lennon's first wire. Cynthia, ar-
rived in New York Tuesday
ni1ht.
By GLENN SCOTr
Ol 11• o.11, l"IMI SlaH
Health care costs are rising
li ke a fever in Orange County,
and a panel of experts said Tues·
day that poor people will feel the
decreased services firs t unless a
better hnancing syst em is
worked out through the UC
Irvine Medical Center.
In a speech at the medical
center in Anaheim, Rober t
Derzon , form e r assis tant
s ecretary or the federal Health
a nd Human Services Depart·
ment, said operation of universi·
ty medical clinics has become a
"high-risk business."
The UC Irvine center is
particula rly a "high roller,"
Derzon said, because the SS22 a
day average cost for acute care
in t he last fiscal year was from
Prime hits
20percent
NEW YORK CAP)
Chase Manhattan Bank to-
day raised its prime lend·
ing rate to 20..,percent,
matching the peak rate set
last spring as the nation's
economy headed toward a
recession.
The pri me, the rate
banks charge to their big.
gest and best corporate
c ustomers, is not tied
directly to coo.sumer lend-
ing rates but is often an in·
dication of the direction
those rates a.re beading.
Interest rates bave been
rising rapidly in recent
weeks as the Federal
Reserve Board has tried to
fight inllation by tightening
credit.
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vider of medical services to poor
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The Wliversity has a contract
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those who can't afford the cost
or medical care.
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to the operation. For e xample,
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reimburs<.-d for its 18 rull-time
interpreters who assist non·
English speaking patients at the
hospital.
Derron said some other costs
might be the result or the uni-
versity's teaching program at
the center.
Regardless of the reasons for
the high prices, Derzon said, the
medical center -a nd others
like it -must adapt to a situa-
tion where services will be cut
back as consumers become less
able to pay the inflationary costs
of health care.
Some costs at the medical
center might be saved by adjust-
ing the duties of the medical
staff and the teaching faculty,
be said. But he made it clear
that publicly-financed hospitals
are going_ to need help from
private hospitals to shoulder the
financial burden of treating the
poor.
Stanley van den Noort, dean of
the UCI College of Medicine,
said the medical center t.reats
ha lf of all indigent m edical
cases in Orange County while
the ot her 37 hospitals treat the
rest .
Compounding the problems,
many of the poor don't ahow up
until they are in a slcker state
than an average medical client,
thus lncreasin1 the C08t of care,
he sald.
The medical center is relm·
buned for 10me of lta expeme1
by the county aovernmeat. For
example, it rec:e lved 1U1btly
more than S5 million lut fiscal
year.
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u ld Keith be1ea 1awla1
Martlaea'a bead oft ..... M
louad tbe real estate 1al•man
ttlll alive OD tbe floar ol bla
blood·IPIUered ........
. Roten1teln, queetlooed by de·•
fenae attorney Al Stokke, said lt
was hil dlapotlJ that -amoa1
other thlnp -Bic1 lacked the
ability to formulate ori1inal
thou1bts or initiate aetiona.
"He's not a swift kld," the
peycbologlat said.
Rosenstein alao said there
were other impairmentl caused
by certain "diseue proceaaes"
in Bies' mind.
Deputy Dialrict Attorney Dave
Carter bas usert.ed that Bies
went to Martinez's bouae with
the intent o f r o bbln1 and
murderinc the Corona del Mar
resident.
Stokke claims Bies was under
the inlluence of the tranquilizer
Valium and alcohol the nilht of
the slaying.
Salinas may
remove signsv
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The
city of Salinas ca n force re-
moval of all but two off-site
signs owned by Ryan Outdoor
Advertising Inc. that do not con-
form to a 1962 land-use iorung
ordinance and not compensate
the company. the s tate Court or
Appeal has ruJed.
_It said Ryan is entitled to
"just compensation" for the two
signs under provisions of the
federal Highway Beautification
Act.
RyaQ a ppe aled a Monterey
County Superior Court injunc·
lion requiring immediate re·
moval of all of its oH·site ad·
vertising signs and structures.
Gang m e mber's
body disc overed
SANTA BARBARA CAP) -A
oody found in Montecito Creek
t h i s weekend was identified
Monday by the county Sheriff's
De partment as Craig Kuhn, a
29· year-old m.em her of the
Ventura Chapter of the Hell's
Angels.
Sheriffs Deputy Brent Morris
said an autopsy revealed Kuhn
had been strangled before hls
body was thrown under a bridge
an Montecito, an upper-income
r esidential area about five miles
northeast of Santa Barbara.
Uiesebrink ~
presiding judge
Richard W. Luesebrink, 41 ,
has been elected presidin~ iud~e
of the Orange County Harbor
Municipal Court by his fellow
jurists. The appointment is ef·
fective Jan. 1.
Luesebrink, appointed to the
ben c h in 1978, r esides in
Newport Beach.
Guilty plea
GREAT FALLS, Mont. CAP) -
Former FBI Agent Marvin J. Teel
pleaded guilty Tuesda y to
charges that he stole more than
$79,000 in Canadian currency
from a federal marshal's bank
vault in Billings last summer.
Teel. 83, is a n 11-year FBI
veteran.
WHEHYOU
THIMI
COIOHA DB. MAI
·21J I I. COAST HWY.
675-9700
Wetting his aelaistle
Cr aig Book of Calabasas High School quenches thirst
after marching in recent California Band Review at San-
ta Ana. To see how other m usicians prepared for com-
petition, turn to Page Bl.
Screams
prevent
assault
A woman's screams appare nt·
ly scared off a man attempting
to rape her in a car outside her
home early today. Huntington
Beach police reported
Police said a 25 -year·old
woman had pulled up 10 front of
h e r north Huntington Beach
hom e at 2:30 a.m and was al·
tacked as she stepped out.
The s uspect , descr ibed as a
white man, age 18 to 25, wearing
a dark knit cap. forced the
woman down into her car and
threatened to kill her if s he re·
s isted . police said
The woman began screaming,
however . and the s uspect re·
leased her and fled on foot.
police said.
Court panel
named
Judges Harmon Scoville.
Lloyd Bla n p ied Jr ., a nd
Alicemarie Stotler have been
na m ed to serve on the Orange
County Superior Court appellate
panel during 198l.
The appointments were an-
nounced by Rose Bird. chief
justice of the state Supreme
Court.
The appellate panel reviews
appeals on question of law from
the county 's five municipal
court branches.
THIMI
IPOAT8 CENTERS Ltd.
f 'ro• Pagt-I I
VIGILS ...
have done put together," said
Wilson
In Liverpool, where Lennon
was born and where the Beatles
got their s tart, cit y fathers
talked of naming a music school
for Lennon. Lord Mayor James
Ross called the death "a great
shock "
··He had given such an awfuJ
lot of pleas ure throughout the
world to so many people." Ross
said
Among countless other musi·
ciaos expressing sorrow over
Lennon's death was Mick Jag.
ger of the Rolling Stones, the one
band that challenged the Beatles
fo r pop s upremacy in the 1960s
In Paris for a recording session.
he said that he was "s hattered"
by the news
In Blue liJll, Maine, Noel Paul
Stookey of Peter , Paul and Mary
said Lennon and the Beatles had
raised the consciousness of ·a
generation, communicating a
universal sense of love that went
beyond the "boy-girl" variety.
The staid London Times ran a
1,600-word obituary that called
L en n o n a nd M cCa rtn ey
. "supremely gifted song-writers,
among the most creative and
ver satile in th e his to ry of
popular music."
The Times said Lennon "died
a pecularly American death,"
and the London Daily Mail com-
mented: "His love songs tell of
yesterday. His senseless death
says more than enough about to-
day."
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bing~
backed
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8tn10 re1ul at1on1 In unln·
corporaled part Clf ()ranee
Couaty Mn bHn modlHod to do
awa1 wtt.b ... a, kx11>hol~ '°' • v rslon t'alled .. donaUon" bln1110
Tete ou nl y tha rd u t
SupuYttort qulC'kl ratified tl\
amendmenU to lhl' county'' or
d1nance ,...,wauna th., popuJ1&r
fund r~lnt attJvlty Tut'ttd•y
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Ducdrole
Grier named
to health post
By F&EDEaJC& SCBOEMEJIL Of .. Del,,,. ........
The appointment of M ar1aret
G rier as Oran1e County's
permanent mental health direc-
tor hu been approved· by the
County Board of Supervisors
with strict conditions deslaned
to improve the delivery of men-
tal health services.
The vote &ivin& the job to Miss
Grier, who will continue in her
position u director of the county
Human Services Agency, was
unanimous Tuesday.
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Ramoa uad Lh.-loo&>holt!• btl
camf' appareail whllt Ith·~•
ll&aton ludted lhe btn&u ilcl1v
•lies of .,"Tankl111 Dl'lano Ro.e
*h~ rur~ 1amea n11htly from
l'o&Gru&J Manor H&lf W»y H OUSl',
h1 non profit cent er for
lllcoholic rebablhlot1on in llII Wl
incorporated part of Santa Ana
.tt ~ l3lh St
OftANGE COUNTY'S HISTOftlC COUftTHOUIE -J&JT EARTHQUAKE PROOF? THE llOA&D'S action ends
weeks ol controversy over the
proposal b y Stb Dis trict
Supervisor Thomas ijiley to eive
Miss Grier the dual role as both
director of the County Mental
Health Department and the HSA
of which the department is a
part.
Su.,-rvtaon •pptov• expenclture of '40,000 to ev.luate 10.ye.,-okt bulldfng
In dooauon b111gu. players are
not required to pay a fee to
participate m the lottery Ramos
'aid t.be cowity ordinimce did
not lncludt! reference to don1i1t1on
bm.10, so the a mendments were
destined to regulate the practice
as stringently as other forms of
the game.
Co1111house study OK'd " '·
DMly Pllel Sl•ff PNM
T h e itmendmenls incl ude
restrictions requiring sponsors
or donation bingo to.
County to spend $40,000 for quake test
The proposal was criticized by
mental health advocates who ob-
jected to Miss Grier's lack of
creCentials as a mental heallh
professional.
WINS APPOINTMENT
AQency chief Grter
-PAY A $51 fee for a county
hcense.
-Hold no mor e than lwo
events a week.
By GLENN SCOTT
01 .. Dally Pllel S1Ml
A $40,000 earthqua ke safety
study for Orange County's old
courthouse in Santa Ana has
been authorized by the County
Board of Supervisors.
The study will be the second
seismic evaluation of the 80·
year -old sandstone building,
which has been vacant since
soon after an original report was
published in October 1979. -Own or lease the location of
the games for at least a year
before operatin11 th.e Bitmes.
-Permit a"maximum of 500
players per game.
Dru1nken drivin~
T he county already has filed a
civil suit in Superior Court seek·
ing to close down Rose's un-
. licensed bingo activities. Rose
alleges that the county has no
jurisdiction because he sponsors
donation bingo, but Ramos says
investigator s believe it isn 't
donation bingo because players
are required to pay a fee.
L4 councilman's
arrest said proper
Yule play
set for kids
A free children's play entitled,
"This way to Christmas" will be
presented Saturday and Sunday,
and again on Dec. 20 and 21. at
t h e Hunt i n g t o n Beach
Playhou.se. 2217 Main St., No 39.
Performances w\11 be at 2, 3
and 4 p.m The holiday produc-
tion is sponsored by the Hunt-
ington Beach Playhouse and the
Seacliff Village Merchants As·
s ociation. Reservations can be
made by callinl-l 847-4465 or
897-8157
$200,000 haul
RANCHO PALOS VE-ROES
t A P ) More than $200,000
worth of jewelry was stolen
rrom a home he r e a fter a
burglar or burglars cli mbed
through the bedr oom window
a nd ra n sac ked s)veral
bedrooms. the Los Angeles
County Sheriff's Ot:partment re-
ports.
A weekend a rrest in Orange
Count.v of Los Angeles City
Councilman John Ferraro was
car r ied out properly , a
spokesman fo r the California
Hi ghway Patrol says.
Ferraro. 56, was arrested on
suspicion of drunken driving at
1: 10 a.m. Saturday after he was
stopped in his 19f30 city-owned
car on a northbound lane or the
Newport Freeway just south or
Mac Arthur Boulevard.
J o hn M er ritt , publi c
information officer for the CHP.
said patrolman Edward Miller
carried out the arrest according
to department procedure and
offered Ferraro his choice of
three tests to be taken at the
Orange County Jail : blood,
breath or urine.
Merritt said Ferraro chose the
blood test. Results from that test
are expected to be returned
from the county sheriff's Crime
Laboratory at the end of the
week.
At a press conft-rencc he
cal l ed Monda y , F er r aro
contended that he wasn't g1 ven
his choice or tests.
He added that fi eld sobriety
tests given him at the scent:
weren't fair because he was
:isked to balance on one leg, and
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Naitmi11 at ilae hearla
With aid ol municipal cherry picker, Laguna Beach city
worker boista section ol Boris Buzan'a larce nativity
scene into place at Main Beach Park. Three-panel work
of wood, plutic and slit screen bu been part ol Lal\ID•
Christmu scene for more than a decade. It wu com-
missioned in late 19805 by city's Chamber ol Commerce.
he has weak knees from his days
as a college football player .
Merritt said Ferr a ro was
booked into jai l and then
r eleased an hour later on his
own recognizance.
Ferraro originall y was
stopped br Miller on suspicion of
s peeding, Merritt said . No
speeding citation was issued.
Ferraro said he was returning
home from a charity event for
Hoag Memorial Hospital at the
Ma rriott Hot e l in Newport
Beach when he was stopped.
His arraignment 1s scheduJed
for Dec. 24.
Hayakawa's
appearance
gets delayed
R epub l ica n Sen . S .I
Hayakawa has cancelled his ap-
pearance before Orange Coun·
ty 's World Affairs Council
tonight at the Airporter Inn
The Califqmia senator. aides
reported, is riding herd on some
important bill s in Washington.
D.C., and must s tay in the
capitol.
The senator's rarst scheduled
appearance before the World Af.
fairs group last Wednesday at
South Coast Plaza Hotel was
postponed to tonight for the
sa me reason, said Roy Knauft,
council executive director
Knauft said he is returning the
Sl3 that each of 400 persons paid
to dine and hear Hayakawa dis
cuss the Wa~hington scene.
''The sen ator was very
apologetic," Knaufl said.
Shuttle buses
for airport
Shuttle service \ ror John
Wayne Airport users who park
in a long term parking lot north
of the airport terminal h as been
instituted.
Shuttle buses are running
every to minutes bet ween the
terminal and the lot , which is
located immediately north of the
Mission Beechcraft building.
Hours of service are 6 a .m . to
11 :30 p.m. daily
Passengers will be s hutUed in
15 new mini buses under a pro-
gram recently approved by the
Orange Co unty Board of
Supervisors. There is no cost to
ride the s huttle.
The daily rate in the long term
lot is $2.50 compared to $5 in the
park ing lot closer t o the
terminal building.
Income cards
due from vets
Veteran. in Oran1e County wbo are recelvin1 pe nsion
benefits are beinl reminde«I to
return income questionnaire
cards to the Veterans Ad-
ministration no later tban Dec.
30.
I
THE SUPERVISORS chose
Kariolis and Associates of South
Pasadena to conduct the study.
T he firm 1s one of two com·
pa ni es in Southern California
recogn.iied for its expertise with
old buildings by the s tate Offi~
of .Historic Preservation I
The first seismic study was
completed by Wheeler & Gray
consulting engineers of Tustin.
In their r eport, e ngineer s
estimated a $2.5 million cost to
restore the buildin g to state
standards.
John Kar1otis, p rincipal
engin~r for the selected fi rm,
said today that the original
seismic study simply detailed
how the courthouse could be im-
proved to meet current building
code requirements.
HIS ST UDY. he explained,
will concentrate on finding ac-
tual structural ha7.ards and will
recommend more cost-efficient
means of r epairing those
hazards . Kariotis said he de-
veloped the method for ex-
amining hist oric buildings
th rough a research grant from
the :'llational Science Founda-
tion.
County officials still must
work out a contract with the
firm , but Kariolis estimated
testing and analysis of the old
courthouse will take from two to
three mon~s .
One reason supervisors are
a nxious for another seis mic
study is because the courthou.se
<'O uld be "'stored to house
federal court he11rings. which
we-re re('(~ntly appr oved for
Orange County
COUNTY OFFICIA LS have
been concerned that even with
proper restoration plans. they
might not attract federal or
stale grants to pay for the wor k.
But Kariotis said the outlook is
good for local governments to
get financing for such landmark
buildings as the old courthouse,
the oldest <'Ourthouse standing in
Southt'm California,
''They are being financed," he
s aid , "and they are bein g
res tored "
Gem
Talk
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THIS IS IN
as WOIClitJ I-Ost ~1ghl
Under the compromise plan
approved by the board, Miss
Grier is requi.red to develop a
list of specific objectives to be
accomplished by the mental
health department within the
next year.
ALSO, THE County Menta.I
Health Advisory Board and
other advisory bodies will be
,given a greater oversight role
ove\ mental health programs.
As part of its action. the board
lifted a freeze on the hirinl of an
assistant director for mental
health services.
''The assistant director would
be running the mental health
program and would be the men-
tal health chief." commented Lst
District Supervisor Philip An·
thony,
He said Miss Grier would be
mental health <tirector by title
only. Anthony said the issue that
developed over the dual appoint
ment was something of a "rec
herring." ·
RECRurrMENT OF an assis
tant director will begin im·
mediately. according to Bob
Griffith of the county Personnel
OfCice. The position is expected
lo be filled within four months,
be said .
Miss Grier has served as in·
terim director of mental health
since November 1979. She was
appointed to the position for a
one-year pe riod following the
resignation of the former direc·
tor. Dr. Ernest W. Klatte.
Kl atte had cited differences
with lhe HSA director as one
reason for his decision to quit
the µost
IN ADVANCE o f the
supervisors' action. represen-
tatives of three mental health
advocacy groups announced
they intend to closely monitor
the activities of the HSA and the
mental health department.
The groups include the Orange
County We lfa re Coalition,
Relatives and Friends of the
Mentally Disabled and Team of
Advocates for Special Kids.
Live trees
nixed for
fire are~s. 'lo
Although recent fires charred
acres of the Cleveland National
Forest in eastern Orange Coun-: ,,'
ty, officials for the U S. Forest
Service are discouraging dona-
tions of Live Christmas trees for
regeneration attempts
The reason, officials explain,
is because mos t Ii ve t rees
bought Ill local nurseries will not
do w ell in the Southe rn
California brushland.
THE FOREST l.ervice has a
policy to plant native species,
s aid Bnan Miller. information
offi<'er in the Orange Co•mty
headquarters in Santa J\na
Instead, ofricials are en -
couraging interested persons to
participate In the forest
ser vice's "Penny Pines" 1>ro·
gram. where a S68 donation huys
428 YOUJ'lg pines enl)ugh for
one acre
Miller said onl\ thrl'f> n •tive
pines eXJst in the ·c..:Jeveland Na-
tional Forest, where a recent fire in upper Trabuco Canyon
burned almost 30.000 acres
TH OSE TRE ES A R E
Coulterpme. knobcone p1n1• and
big cone Douglas ri r. ht! s:rnJ
"It's next to 1mlJ(>SS1ble tn P,f:t
them at a local nurs1:n . he said. ·
Pines from other moul'tam
areas would have a m ore dif·
ri<'ult chance surv1\'lng m the
area. which Miller s aid h..,d re-w
trees to begin with
THf: FOREST service h.is a
pine tree plantation in tht: r~h>Ufl·
tains where the indigeno11s tp:es
ar e grown and transfrr rNi to
camp sites and prcmc ar~(I~. he
said.
Peopl e 1n1erc ..:1e rt 1n
partic1patin_g in th<' 'h :nny
Pines" program can gf't r ·,o re
information by writing tht• f•,rest
service at 880 Front S\ San
Diego
Christmas thoughtfulnes.5.
~accuracy.
Pulsar value.
Everybody knows you can't
compress time. An hour is 60
m inutes and a minute is 60
seconds, and you can 't change
it. But the watchmakers or the
world have f o und som e
interesting ways to compress
the size of timepieces. The new
watches that people are buytna
as Christmas gifts this year att
streamlined; thinned down and
Th al f;,eu• 1Pu~•.;-,••:oµt•t f., ... '" •• "'.,,.t,)\ll\..._,,. very sleek. e quart& an oe ~..pie ron ho<l't' s.I~ Otfl''' N-"'1 ,,. • 1.. ' '' ' , • "' 1 J • 11, 1'"' watches are less than 2 ,.,.._.,,,,. ,1'°'"""" "'"'"""" f ~• ... •·~ ' t>' ..... m illimeters thick. They have ,01.,..,ok•-.J 1, • ,..('<'\,.• · u»r-,,.. .,.,~
the extremely reliable quam · Pul•o• 0uo. ,, -J
time systems . Gold is, or Alwoyiobeolbeyond lnle<hnolOc]v lnvol.,.
course, the favorite material I for cases and bands. These new,
thin beauties are apparently
replacing the LCD
digital-display watches in l popularity. There are still some
intere1Un1 LCD'a beln&
proc1ucec1. anc1 the technotocy i• 0 c. 11 I 0 J r ~:.!~~:.tie~ 0ae:,~ea a~::~ Cf• ...Numphrie6 (feweC.r6 J
that •int. compute and talk to
you, there la another one lo the MEMBER AMERICAN GCM SOCIETY @ .
works that will bave a one-lneb 1823 NEWPORT BLVD COSTA MESA ~ l tel~viaion screen on tbe dial! IN THE SAME LOCATION SINCE 1946 . j
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Bel ago red~·
av 'l'lllC aE.\lJTlt' L t!A u.:n. You have to
1(1\" 11 10 Hollywood Tho.t> movie people u e dOUll t1veredy
1bU\I lbe)' can w aid l.lll In the pUahl ol overcrowd
bc-at hel alof\1 thl~ ~11 of all poi. 1blt1 w a•U
J utt t(in.llder what they'vt· bttn feedln& to the fans of
urf and ~and Who &O tO l~ 01ck1i f'ir:·t. there WU
J•"'' In t'\'t'nt you've btoein off thti &I<>~ In recent .yea~.
J .. vo> was 11 sliver i.cNt:n t'p~c 11\1t rrinJ o~c whoppm& ~1g
hllrk It\ lht.1 movui. ht' prowl~ arowul ou\ by \he surrune
IAlld ate llunp MOlitly &~Opie
U ot thiis w1t• ttn•vtucally dt!p1cted
L1ngt'rtng memories of th 111 gourmet t!xtravagirnia
kt>J\l a lot of people out or the O<'t!llll Not all, but many
THt; HOLLYWOOD STa UCK agam They gave us
J 6 w II • where the promotional pieces procla!med ,
J u:..t when you thOught 1t was :.afe to go back m the
v.al~~v.~ 1°1 featured even'more eating.of pre salted ocean
IO\ t'tS f th b fter that, almost everybody :.teered .clear~ e nny
deep Olll)' those too young, too old. or too s~ns1ble to suf-
ft'r through these two flicks were a ble to enjoy the ocean
muc·h any more
TROUBl.E WA S. people s tall overp~pu lated our
beaches. They JUSl sat around on \he shoreline, wall'hmg
Another happy ending for the new mome, .. Blood Reach ··
those idiots who ventured m and taking bets on how long
they would las t before some deadly fin would appear , knif·
mg through the s urf. and then. "Chomp!"
Now Hollywood is coming up with the answer to
Jammed sands. It's a new movie. folks . This one is called
"Alood Beach .. Promotional pieces for this latest terror of
the bcachfront depict a pretty young woman in a bikini,
her face contorted in fear. as she is being sucked beneath the
sand by some unseen force. ·
Just what you need before the family picnic or the YM·
CA outing.
PROMOTIONAL BALL VROO over the photo of the
rh s a ppeanng beauty warns. "Just when you thought it was
sa fe to go back in the water. .you can't even get to it. ..
So there Terrors of the deep have now come ashore to
lus t a mong the s unbathers
You are left to wonde r what ever happened to the
~weet, wonderful old movies that brought romance to the
shoreline. like "Beach Blanket Bingo." Or the happy ad·
ventures like "Endless Summer" where surfers never fell
off their boards or got et by submanne horrors.
Whatever became of the happy ocean songs like "By
the Sea"' or "The Beach and Wakiki?"
IF TIIEY WRITE seaside songs today, they'd never
have lyrics about somebody who "Found My Love al
Avalon."
Instead they'd say he lost his leg there after the shark
gobbled tus Scuba gear.
And don't amble around the docks at Huntington.
Newport or Dana Point warbling about, "Red Sails in the
Sunset.··
People will just figure you spilled blood on the s heets
Lennon .
fort11ne
reported
LONDON .(AP) -After col·
lectin1 royaJtiea on hls record·
inia for almost two decades,
John Lennon left a vast fortune.
London 'a New Standard
newspaper has estimated that
he was worth $235 million.
The ~r·s rock music cor·
respondent. John Blake. said
Tuesday that without ever work·
ing again, Lettnon picked up
more than 5 million pounds ($12
million) a year in royalties for
the songs he wrote and records
he made.
EVE&Y BEATLES record is
still in print. In Britain alone,
almost 30.000 albums are sold
each month.
The Beatles, who disbanded in
1970, are the world's best-selling
recording group, according to
the Gui,nness Book or Records,
with 100 million LPs and 100
million singles sold.
"Cash no longer had any
meaning to J ohn -or to any or
t he other Beatles," wrote Blake.
John often reverted to a frugal
personal lifestyle, his friends re·
ported. but he could be very
gene rous. His Aunt Mimi Smith,
who brought him up in Liverpool
after his rather had left home
and his mother died in a traffic
accident. lives in a $235,000
ho m e bo ught by Lennon in
Dorsetshire. southwest England.
LENNON AND his wife , Yoko
Ono. o wned al least five
cooperative apartments on four
floors in the Dakota, the luxury
building on the upper West Side
of Manhattan where they had
Jived for severa l years and out·
side which he was murdered.
Carter
eulogizes
Lennon
WASHINGTON <AP) -Presi·
dent Carter issued the following
statem ent Tuesda y on the
murder of John Lennon :
"John Lennon helped create
the music and the mood or our
time. His spirit, the spirit of the
Beatles brash and earnest.
ironic and idealistic all at once.
"In the 1960s, J ohn Lennon
and the Beatles captured the im·
agination of the wo rld. Their
g reatest s uccess came when
they conquered America; and in
recent years it was in America
tha t John Lennon chose to live.
beca u se he value d the at·
mosphere of freedom and fer·
me nt he found here. His work as
an artist and musician was far
from done. but in the songs he
composed. both in partnership
with Paul McCartney and in his
own right, he leaves an ex·
t r aordina r y a nd permanent
legacy.
''I know that I speak for many
millions of Americans when I
say that I am saddened by his
death, and distressed by the
senseless manner of it. It is
especially poignant that John
Lennon has died by violence.
though he had long campaigned
for peace .'·
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NATION I WEATHER
Death sadde~s Reagan
NEW YORK CAP) -PreliileDt-elect Ronald
Rea1an said that the murder ol former Beatie
John Lennon wu tra•ic and "we have to rind an
answer" to atop auch violence.
Reaaan wu uked about the murder of the
musician u he arrived TueicJav at St. Patrick's
Cathedral for a meetin1 with' Cardinal Terence
Cooke.
"Well, what can anyone say?" he replied.
"It's juat anotller evidence that of -we have to
' try to atop trqeaJes of this sort.''
Asked if the murder of Lennon was an ariu·
,_
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T~k driver killed
. " A 25-year-old truck driver became
Nebraska's sixth traffic fatality attributed
to icy road condit io ns when his
tractor -trailer rig overturned on slick
ment for fun control, the present-eleCt rapoeded:
"I have never believed that. I beU.ft ID tbe
kind ol bandaun le1i1lation we bad in Calllonala. If
somebody commits a crime and carrl• a p
when he's doin1 it. you add S to 15 yean to tbe
prison sentence."
Later, he was asked whether tbe federal IOY·
ernment could do anythin1 to end aueb violeeee.
"Well. if there it, it abou1d be doDe." be
answered. "But I think the wbole over·all th1q ol
violence in our streets ils somethin& that bu to be
dealt with ... We have to find an answer."
Interstate 80 in Omaha. Treacherous road
conditions wreaked havoc throughout
several Midwestern states.
Pastor freed attack • m
Gunslwts uvwul three Texas church truJJl.en
LUFKlN, Texas CAPJ, -A minister who al·
legedly shot three church trustees because they
forced him to resign was freed on $15.000 bond
posted by several members of the congregation.
The shootings occurred Sunday as the trustees ..
J erry Whittaker, Jenltins ' attorney, said the
incident was "'a standing church feud between
some members of the church who wanted him
replaced ··
were standing outside the Church of the Living Amm O 'dud' God waiting to attend ser vices.
Authorities said the former pastor. Albert
Jenkins Jr .. 57 of Temple. was chargtd with three
counts or attempted murder. The three trustees -ki•JJs Marine Will Goolsby, John Norman and Frank Lively -
were. in stable condition at a hospital.
GOOLSBY SAID FROM IDS hospital bed that
J enkins, who had been pastor for six years until he
was asked to leave the church for criticizing con·
gregation m embers, drove his pickup t ruck into a
church parking lot as the men were standing
there .
He said Jenkins drove away but soon returned
As the men approached the tr:uck. ~enkms s tarted
shooting. Goolsby said.
"After the first gunshot. we all broke and r an.
and I saw Lively wince and fall." Goolsby said. ·'I
turned the other way and was running, so I didn't
see anyone else get hit.••
SGT. WAI.TE& RANKIN IR. said J enkins sur·
rendered to police minutes after the shooting.
...
TWENTY-NINE PALMS <AP) -A 21-year-old
Camp Pendleton Marine was killed during a training
exercise Tuesday when he discovered an unexploded
anti-tank assault round and apparently tried to pick
at up.
Cpl Branko Hrehc, son of Mr. and Mrs. Janko
Hrelic of Pasaic, NJ .. died instantly when the am·
munition exploded. said Gunnery Sgt. George Hobbs
of the Marine Corps Air Combat Ground Center.
··It was a dud round.·· Hobbs said of the assault
round Hrehc found "When each unit comes up they
are given dud lectures and told not to pick them up if
they find them." 1-•
He said ranges are s~ept for "dud" rounds after
each tra1ninR session. but sometimes.~me are mis·
sed ·
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11 1 Lll" l.a1111~·1t tu drvote the
tlme to taped mtehiews wtth
Lennoo and thoM wbo knew him
or wished tber ~ad.
One cuest IM planned was a
34.year·old "wbo was totally
blown away by what's )appen·
in1. like tbe Nit ot ua 1D thata1e
group are," abe said. Mainly we
jual want lo itve our U.tenen
what they want to bear."
In Sacramento, XZAP news
director Gre11 McVlcar said the
radio station planned to sponsor
a candJeliaht memorial in a down-
town park witb public address
system playing Beatles music.
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Illegals
entitled
to liid
LOS ANGELES CAP) -A stale Court of
Appeal panel has ruled
that illegal aliens are
entitled to medical
expense and wage loss
compensation under
California's Victims of
Violent Crimes Act.
SAN JOS.: pol1<•1• l.l
Ro bert Moir l-aHI thl'
W ells F'argo m 11 n
branc h nwnagl'I 11
ce1 ved a tt:le11honl· 1·<.1 II
about 9 30 a m~ from ,1
man "ho sa1rl ht> Wd.,
holding the man<igt·r '
wife hoslage.
l .au·.1••r .. fi11 t1lly
In a 2-1 decisio n
Monday, the appeals
court upheld a Superior
Court ruling s triking
down a State Board of
Control regulation
saying only citizens or
documented aliens may
receive benefits under
the act.
The mnna ~er ""'' wa ~ idt•nllh t•d h\ \ho·
b J nl.. a~ ll arlll ll C
Nobii,,, took !>OmP monl·~
out of the bank vaull and
went to a nearby J.1..t~
telephone. where tu re
cciveaa call 1elling him
to go to another µhoPt'
MEANWHILE, M r -.
:•fob1s mana~ed to (ri·i·
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po l ic<' Aft er 1al k1n f
'1'111 '\ '" 1 •r1 ·g 1 ~ 'l'<1r oid forme r migrant
rwld \\1•1 I..• 1 .. t"'''""' "''1th his fi ngers how
m .·11\ · •r-,. 'f>lr ""'' t'' pass the state bar
1 '.1111111 1111 11 qt • '"' g1 •111~ to college. He's
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•·rr 11r) 1ung damage and re·
1· 1111pn., 11( chronic users. the
The act itself states
o'nl y that c laimants
must be r.esidents of
California to r eceive
benefits. It does not
define a resident.
The court rulings Mon-
day came in suit filed by
Francisco Cabral and
Gabriel Basquez. both
undocumented aliens
who suffered severe head
injuries in separate 1975
crimes.
One · ot the nation's largest
rock stations, Los Angeles'
KMET. played John Lennon and
Beatles music for its estimated 2
milUoct listeners from the time
lbe finl bulletin came in, pro·
gram director Aee Yung said.
precedented. An incredible
amount of calla" came into tbe
station and listenera even
stopped by, he said .
said. He lamented tbat Lennan'•
death dashed hopes of a BeatlM
reunion and the poaalblllty ot
another Lennon·McCartney
IODI~
"There was no proeramming
edict that said, •Let's play
Beatles music,"' Yung said. But
the disc jockey on duty Monday
night played a Beatles song
after he aired the news. Yung
said.
"There's nothin& that could
compare," he added, saying that
tbe s~tion's listeners responded
to Elvis Presley's dealh but with
"nothing of the magnitude of
John Lennon's death."
Hundreds of stunned fans, '-'·
cludlq ltids and seD.ior cltbenl,
battled cro~da and lines to buy
copies ol Lennon's latest album,
•·Double Fantasy:·· sald Tim
Jenne. salesman-buyer at Tower
Records, $an Fran cisco's
largest record store.
He said P"blic response to
Lennon 's death was "un ·
Disc jockey Charlie Tuna at
KHTZ 'in Los Angeles devoted
his entire four-hour show to John
Lennon, his music and the mmic
which influenced him, station
program director Jim .Conlee
"We sold about 400 copies
immediately after the news
broke," said Jenne.
'Wing~ riddle solved
LOS ANGELES <AP) -Production of a
revolutionary jet-propelled bomber design, called
the Flying Wing because it had no fuselaae and no
tail, was mysteriously canceled by the Air Force in
1949, stirring speculation in aviation circles that has
continued over three decades. ·
Now, after more. than 30 years of s ilence, its
developer cla.ims it was dropped because he refused
an order by the Air Force secretary to merge his
company with a competing firm.
JOHN K . NORTHROP, who s aw th e
strange-look.mg craft as the culmination of a lifelong
dream, made the claim in an inte rview with
television s tation KC ET. Although the interview was
taped 14 months ago, the broadcast was delayed al the aviation pioneer 's req uest
The 85-year-old founder of the Hawthorne-based
aerospace r1rm of Northrop Corp has since s uffered
a series of strokes and is hospitalized in suburban
Glendale.
Northrop d escr ibed a confrontation with
then·Secretary of the Air Force Stuart Symington m
the summer of 1948
Vnion election upheld
SACRAMENTO CAP J The 5·year·old umon
election at the E&J Callo Winery m Modesto has
taken a turn against the Cn1ted Far m \\orkers
with the state farm lubor board's rejection oft: FV.
challcnJ?es to ll ballots .
The deds1on increases the likelihood that the
Teamsters Union will finally be declared the wm-
ner of the bitterly contested election. The last tally
of ballots showed the Teamsters leading the C.: FY.
by two votes out of 535 counted.
SYMINGTON, LATER A Democratic senator
from Missouri, was quoted by Northrop as saying be ,
wanted to discourage new aircraft companies ~cause the Pentagon couldn't support them on
declining post·war budgets. Symington demanded
that Northrop Corp. merge with Consolidated Vultee
Aircraft Corp. <Convair), Northrop s aid.
"You'll be sorry ... if you don't ," Northrup
said Symington responded when he asked what his
a lte matives were.
When the merger was refused, the Flying Wing
contract was canceled. Northrop added.
Northrop's story was corroborated by Richard
W. Millar. 81. who wa~ chairman of the aerospace
firm al the tim e and is still Northrop vice
chairman
SYMINGTON REPOR'tEDLY re f'Used to
answer inquiries by both KCET and the Los Angeles
Times. e xcept to sa y thro ugh a spokesman that he
.. ne~er did the sort of thing .. alleged by Northrop.
Observers late r speculated that. the c raft,
des pite its promise of being able to carry a payload
nearly equal to the plane's weight, had problems
with stability and control In fact, one test plane
cr as hed in 1948. killing its five crew members, but
thl' Air Force -apparently convinced that the
problems could be corrected -awarded Northrop
the production contract only five days after the
tragedy.
Northrop told KCET he kept the Symington
m er ger ultim atum secret because of fears that the
Pe ntagon would blackball his then-fledgling
company 1r he revealed it
·with bank offtci<.11\, Morr
said. police we re ·1h l. ln
intcrr epl Nobis al th•
set·ond pay telephont•
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f1 c1als declined to ~ .• ,
how much rnont·~ ",, ...
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t1one was I urned 11vc·r to
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----------------------------------------P olitic&I kingpin
paying his debts
ln rat.her qu~et f ubion, Pr t.oula Cella. OftH tM
dean ol Orance County poUt1cal ftnandn1. hu 1lepped
from a C•ral priaoa lO blfln wtN'k al a tllnlC' NrYlnl
farm worken ln the lmperia Valle)' ,..
Celia's reJeue from the '*°"ll untp at Lompoc ak>nj
tbe ~al abfonua l'OUl \:&m dwinl the DMl month ot a eo month ptisoo \nm °" a hKwral ccanvlctlon ot
Medin.re fr•ud and a •t•l.C' l"Ofl\tlt'Uon ol Mec:tl~ al ftaud.
Tbc' basic l'h•r•e U\ both (U• wa1 that Cella wu
Amn.etana ll>CWWY from bolpUall he once controlled to
ftnan~ poltUral campal&N for u.ndldatea or hi.I choos
lna. lnt'ludin& atate ontroU r KeMeth Cory
batr dad tt'ff wheelln& ella'i. l-o1iUcal empin arow
that ln \'74 ~ wu the 1t•t~·s am.rte lar1est carnpai.in
rontnbulo.-
WhUt· hai. attorney puniU-' •weals of h\5 conrlctions .
ll b tUi na U\tO a Ute (aar different rrom tli'if which
hf' l'<unn:umdt:d befort! bell\& toppled from has political
pert'b
Ht-.,.,,u ht-worlung. wtthout pay. u the only doctor at
th chrur operated through the a~gis of the United
Farmworkers· n1on
CeUa ts deeply distressed by the lack of proper
medtral cure for farmworkers He said his first order of
busine$s will be finding better medical equipment fo( the
undt!r-budget.ed clinic.
Th.is may bo interpreted as self·serving -after a ll.
be 's getting out of jail almost three months ahead of Uie
mandatory release date but those who know Cella 's
record ln treattng Orange County patients will likely
beheve him.
The amount of free or reduced ·rate work he
performed at his Santa Ana clinic was legendary among
his pat&ents.
Cella 's medical talents were wasted for nearly three
years naat he w1ll be able to provide service to the poor
as partial payment for his errors certainly balances out
to the public's benefit.
Wage hurts youtl1
On Jan. 1 the federal minimum wage will go up to
$3.35. This will be the rourth and final step in a series of
increase::, ma ndated by t he Fair Labor Standards Act
Amendments of 1977. At that time the minimum wage
was $2.~.
In the interim 1t has become increasingly clear that
ma ndatory increases in the minimum wage can have a
devastating effect on the employment chances of young
people and other unskilled workers .
Employers simply cannot afford what adds up lo a 46
percent pay increase for workers who have little more
than bas ic skills to offer. So they simply quit hiring and.
whe re possible, mechanjze their operations.
Several members of Congress. including Orange
County Rep. Robert Badham. are advocating a ··youth
opportunity "age" that would permit a startin&_wage of
85 pcrt•t•nt of the national minimum for those under the
age of 19.
As proposed. the s ubminimum wage would be in ef·
foc·t onl) for t he first 180 days of employment, long
enough to give the youth a chance to gain enough ex-
perience to get a foot in the door of the job m arket.
Labor unions have always been heavy advocates of
minimum wage increases which give them an opportuni-
ty to demand still higher wage scales for their more
s killed members.
B\!t the ne gative effect of these increases on youth
should be mough to offset union pressure -at least to
the exknl of giving the youngster s a fair chance to get
started.
Guns still killing
When Beatie leader John Lennon was gunned down out·
side his apartment building in New York it was bound to
m ake headlines.
So did the murder this week of a famed physician
who s urprised a n armed burglar rifun~ his home.
Smaller local headlines noted the demise or a couple
l'}f young men involved in a domestic fracas in Buena
Park. Li ke most of the other victims of handgun murders
m this bloody week, their deaths did not warrant national
attenti()n.
Nor did the earlie r death of the Rev. William Cass.
W, of Atl anta, Ga., who was killed, while his wife looked
on, by a robber who stole a wallet containing $1 . Or or
m a1nttnance man Ralph Jones, 54, shot by robbers on the
stt>ps of the church where he worked in Baltimore~ Md .
This y<•a r's handgun toll has passedthe6,000mark.
Will if ever e nd? Probably not. President·elecl
Ronald Reagan has said he doesn 't believe in handgun
t·ontrol. Many agr ee with him And editorials ,Jike this
produce only a mailbox fuJJ of letters remtnd&ng us that.
"G un~don'l kill, people kill."
Aatomobiles don't kill either. But they have to be reg·
istered and their drivers licensed. And a driver who kills
is not hard to find and prosecute. Fortunately the Second
Amendment didn't sa y anything about automobiles, or
we might not h ave even that s mall protection. • Opinions e xpressed tn the space above are those of the Daily Piiot
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By L.M. BOYD
An electronics hobbyist has
come up with an intricate
computeriied device that
automat.kally responds to the
chirps and sobs and wails of a
Df'ar
Gloo1ny
Gus
Don •t miss the new
Bonzo epic: "Mr. Bonso
Goes to Washington,"
coming soon to a White
House near you. •
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cr ying baby. It tells bedtime
stories in a soothing voice.
Might be okay as a tricky toy, I
guess.Buteventhesuggeation
that you c an run in a
mechanical su.bstitute in
tender time.'I c hafes a little,
doesn'tit ?
Q What's the difference, If
any, between a hotel and a
flophouse? 1
A. Matter of rates , accord·
ing to census offkial. If the
place charges S4 or less a
night. it's a nophouse.
Why do you suppose
Oklahoma lestalaton round it
neceuary to make lt We1aJ
tbere to cet a fish drunk?
Jack Anderson
New cruise· missile Brsenals
WASHJNGTON -hrael,
South Africa and TaJwao will
aoon beC1n joint production of
1trate1k cruise *miaallea -
amall, pllCltJMa jet.a lbat can bq
the around to e¥ade enemy
radar and dellvcr nuclear
warheads l,SOO miles away.
U.S. Intelligence agencies
have known for years that the
three na tions
we re worklt\g
to1etber on
nu c l e ar
we apons de·
ve lopment .
But the addi-
tion ol crui&e
missiles to
their arsenals
drastically
alt ers the
worldwide "balance· or terror ...
Even the Soviet Union is con-
sidered to ~ at least rive years
away Crom deployment of these
supersmart weapons .
In cold ,· hard g eographic
terms. the triumvirate's new
missile capabUity meana that
lsnel -which already bas the
s t ockpile or 200 or more
nuclear bombs -can deliver
w a rheads from its own
backyard to any of its Arab
ene mies in the Middle East, and
even deep inside the Soviet
Union.
Richard Reeves
South A hie a could an-
nlhllat.e targets anywher~ in the
aoulbern part of lbe conllDenl,
and increase the effecti ~e range
of the miaailes by launchin1
them from aircraft.
TAIWAN WOULD be able to
destroy Peking and other cities
In mainland China from aecure
launchine sit.es oo ita own soil or
from naval vessels far out to
sea.
The beauty of cruise missiles
from a military standpoint -
particularly for countries sur- .
rounded or numerically over·
whelmed by their enemies -is
that they need not be deployed in
highly vtaible launch sites that
are vulnerable to attack. Four
cruise missiles can be i.ostalled
on a single truck aod bidden,
'ready to 1 0. in an ordinar y
garage. Th.is, in fact, is precisely
what the United States plans todo
w i th its c ruise missi les
earmarked for deployment in Bri-
tain.
Intelligence sources told my
associate Ro n McRae that
Israel, Taiwan and South Africa
probably hoped to produce and
de ploy their cruise missiles in
total secrecy. None or the three
has even admitted tiavine
nuclear weapons, and they have
taken extreme measures to keep
the outside world from leamin1
their seem. ln ms. for exam·
pie, the Israelis fired on an
American spy plane that tot too
close to their nuclear facilities,
and South Africa expelled the
U.S. ambassador, William Ed·
mondson. Jut year when a hid·
den camera was discovered in
the belly or his private plane. .
U .S. INTELLIGENCE
analysts first tumbled onto lhe
nuclear cooperation between
Israel and South Africa several
years ago when sophisticated
Israeli weapons and nuclear
scientists began turning up in
South Africa.
Monitoring of tbe joint nuclear
program was given high priori·
ty, and last year an American
spy satellite reco rded a
mysterious flash in the Indian
Ocean otr South Africa. From
this and additional evidence -
including radio intercepts and
reports on the movement of
technicians among t he three
nu clear partners -three U S.
intelligence agencies concluded
that the flash had been a nuclear
te:.t.
A White House panel decided
that the evidence was in ·
conclusive, but for !>ome reason
the independent panel was not
t ~~D
RAPID
~PLOYM~N
f ORCE, YOU IDIOT!
made privy to everythine t.be &.n·
t elUgeoce agencies had galbe~
t o corroborate their view lbat It
was a nuclear blast.
THE DISCOVERY Utat an
hraeli -So\ltb African -,r ·
Taiwanese cruise missile is im· ·
mloenl has not been reported
outside the national security
community. Even senior mem·
bers of Congress have not been
told The legislators, who bave
assumed that the only threat of
an end to our cruise missile
m onopoly was from the Soviet
Union -and th11t several years
down the road -wi ll have some
hard questions to ask about lb1s
uns ettling development.
Footnote: An official at the
Israeli embassy said that Israel
.. will not be the first to rntroduce
nuclear whpons in the Middle
East." A So u t h. African
s pokesm)Ul insisted that his gov·
ernment is "not involved in the
production of or development ol
nuclear weapons ." A re pr e·
sentative for the TC11wan govern·
menthas nocommE;nt.
SEE NO t:VIL: J ust before
the election. Serretary of Health
and Human Servu:es Particia
Harris told a pres~ conference, ··we have nut found and nobody
has told us of dny places where #
sa ving.-, can be achieved that we
havf' notlritd "
On~ reason, 11 now appear.;, is
that the &gent·y ha:-.n 't been look-
ing ver) hard Fortunately for
t ht· tuxp;,iyers . thl! f'B1 has been
lookin~ itn<l has found hUl'I ·
Jredh or ca~es of fraud in the
Mecta·are·1~frt11ra1d programs.
111 a private I ·tter to Reo
Claude Pepper. n Fla . FBI
01rC'ct<Jr W11l1esm Wt:b!.ter told
thr· chairman uf thr Select Com·
mllte£· vn \gm~ about H67 fraud
cast·s 1t ~1a~ pt•ndin~ in the two
progrf.lrn'>
"Ih· fdr the 1?n.:at<'!>t majonty
oi these <'<aM'!> arc !.t-lf·initiated
or drvcJoped through allt:g11tions
moill· by 1Jr<1il•!>s1unals Y.ithin
\h( 111du!>t r~ ;rnd ~·tJ:l h dc:ntial
s u •ll C'l', \~ ,•bi.l1·r w rotC' ttd·
d1111: ·-1g01Jwa ntl) th:..i' frw, 1{
•• n, r .. fl'rrr1h 1for J,1ro;;ec:ut1on1
.i.r•· 1, .. u1g rec.c-1vcd from lhC' Of-
f1r£' •·f Hl l.'l ln ..... p.·<:lor Ge ncrul ·
'J ht-f HI ) bH!PP!>l medical
ch ea\lng 1n\'e'>ll~otton is in
\ '..1llfom1a. un•'...:r the code name
~1ed1fraud Ui t~p :~oo r ascc; in
vohctl Web.~11 r 111Jt t•d none
were the n·~ •.It~ r.f r .. f,·rral•
from th~ Ucr,dttmt-1.t ot Health
anc! Human Services.··
Reagan still a mystery to his neighbors
PACIFIC PALISADES -The
poster appear ed on the door of
Mort's Deli last week:
··People Magazine to Shoot
Pal·1(1c Pa lisades -Home of
o u r 40th President. Ronald
Rea~an."
"Don 't Miss It! S unday,
December 7, 2:00 p.m . Comer or
S warthmore
Avenue and
Sunset
Ooulevard."
"Gro up
photo of the
e ntire town
will be taken
b y Peop l e
magazine ."
It's kind of
a joke around
here "The Palisades." as IO<'als
call 1t. is not really a town. it's
1ust µa rt of the City of Los
Angeles, a Zl P Code (92072), a
lovely place sort of 11>olated by
Lhe Pacific Ocean, a couple of
ca nyons and the Sa.nta Monica
mountains. The Reagans actual·
ly hve, well-hidden from publtc
Art Hoppe
view. up in the hill~ C'::tlled the
Riviera Palisades
BUT WE, those of us lucky
enough to live here. are sup
posed to be the pr~s1dent·elect 's
neighbors we're the new
Plains, Ga even 1f I hav<'
never met 11nyone here who
knows Ron and Nanry They live
in a diffenmt worlJ, i)(1unded by
Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hi lls,
Palm Springs, and their ranch
oorth of Santa Barbara. inhabit·
ed by a s mall c1 rl'le of very old
friends. ThC' only cv1<fen1·e or
their ex1slcm·e that you see on
'>unset Boulevard is tht tan
Rolls Royce from Gue< 1'-; tum·
ing up toward San Onofre Drive
to make another delivery t.o
Mrs Reagan.
Hul then wl\O , outs11le the
charmed circle. really does kno~
Reagan? "fle.'s an absolute
mystery to me," said the re-
porter c·overing him frum a ma.
jor newspaper "We're never al·
lowed close My g uess is that
there 1sn 't an .iuthentu.• bone in
his body. I think this ts just
JO(Jlhcr perform~n1 ·e "
T h at 1s alm o!>l Ct'rt:n nly
true k e.ai;an has been playin~ ~
role. th<' candidate. ~ow he \\Jll
pla y the pres1d,.11t There t!-
nothmg wrong with that Maybe
we ·,.e lucky to finally have ::.
prnfess1lmal tn a ;ob that re
quire:-. an Sl'lor 's skilb -mov
ing pt"Ople, moving the m to su.s
vend disbelief. .
RONAU> REAGAN, after all,
has been trained to s eparate
his puhlic and private selves
for more than 40 years . His im·
age, as actor and politician, on
and off stage. has always been
pl<l11ncd aml pr11elln~d 'IL ha!'
t aken me man) years to ~et
used to ~t:cing tn) self as others
-;ce 1111'." he wrote. 01 had ~nt
t1.·n (111 him. 111 his 1975 au1ob1or.:·
r:tph' 'line! abo sce111 g mysell
1nstc:Jd of m~ mental picture of
the \'hurn<'ler I'm playing. F1ri.t
of a II . v1•r y ft•w of us ever st·~
o unwlvt's C'XCept a s we look
direl'tl) ut ourselves 111 a mirror
Thus we don't know how we look
from behind. from the side,
wa lk 1n ~ sL.1 nrf:n~. m11ving
nnrmall) thr.Juf?h a room ·'
Rt:AC..\~ K")W' \\hot h1•
11'.\0k~ like. v. hdl ctfct. ts his mo·
t10n~ amt -'•'t, •n , LJ\e on .in au
d1~nl'<' Th. r\· ~ o;o mC'ln1 ng
about this l r ·'-~ 1-11 ture bu!>1nes-.
tnat mal..es ..ill r.f u~. t·a~l and
crew ..ilike d1•vclop d chameleon
q ua lit.'." ht-wrote tn that book
whil e t a lk1nl! a bout a war
movie.
"On a 10, .J!lon like th1 c; we
mo\'e 1n and lie,·orrw more ."lnvy
than thr admirul It isn 't phon)
t)r 111s111cere Pll twr for ~cveral
weeko; our hfl' \>('comes the story
"1th 1~ Ioctl(' and .1tmospherc ··
~ow tht' ~lran~<'f 1n our town
..., . II be mo' 111g to J nev. lor :de -
for St'vt'rnl years
I Ii~ ..111tomo>=.raph~. incidental·
ly, \\ll). 111\t•d "\\-here's the Rest
<'f ~·Jl~?' !rorn <1 line ht.-spoke
m an old film and we all are
about to gel t hC' answer to thflt
que:-.t1 on The ~pie oC Pacific
Palisade:-would like to know.
too
Can a decent president produce a best seller?
Hi. there , Mr. Presjdent. Glad
I caught you in the Oval Office.
This is your agent, Speedy'
Laser , calling. How's the book
coming?
An outline so soon? Hey, that's
great. Believe you me, you're
going lo
make a bun·
die off i t .
Look at Dick
Nixon , h e
raked in $2
million for his
book, plus
another
m ii lion for
be i ng in ·
terviewed by
David Fr'99t. And Liddy, Dean,
Colaon and Haldeman all bit it
bii.
I a lready put in a call to Froat
last week to sound him out.
i>layin~ vou, Dolly Parton a s
nosalynn and Brooke Shie lds as Amy. .
O kay, Brooke Shields as
Rosalynn . Then there's
ne ws paper ·serialization, tee-vee
dramatization and l ee-shirts
saying something hke, "I Am
Not a Crock."
YOU DON'T? Well, we'll think
of something else. By the way,
what's the title going toi>e?
My Sincere Efforts During My
Four Years tn the White House to
Build a Better , More Decent
America? Hey, that's sock-o! But
maybe we ought lo s horten it a
teansy bit. Ho w about just My Sin
ln lh~ White House?
What eln? Well, I'm darned
con.rident we can come up with
one. How about all those babes
you told Playboy you'd be com·
milting adultery with?
the high point Of the book 's j!Olng
to be?
The hus h·hush rendei:vous
at Camp David'' You mean your
secret mountain h1deway. Wow!
That cou.ld be a blockbuster. It
wasn't Ja<'kie 0 , was tt?
A nwar a nd Me na chem ?
Soundi:; a UtUe kinky, if you ask
me. Oh, the peace talks. Sure.
I'd forgotten about them. 1·d
give them a whole paragraph, 1f
I were you. Now, what about
some big give-away or govern·
ment property to curry favor
with aome . . .
A WHOLE CANAL! That's
sensational! Oh . yeah, the
Panama Canal. Well. it's worth a
mention. I don't s uppose you had
any deallnts with a bunch of
White House plumbers?
And Roea lynn was in the tub,
eh? Yeah, that Is a cute story
But 1 was thinking more a.Jona
the lines of missing tapes and
cover-ups and . . .
:lbout breukinJ?. m " And you're
claiming Amy er ased •l by ac·
<'ldent ally pushing the wrong
button six times? Ya·hoo. we're
in clover! What was it about?
You plot tin~ with Ham1ltoA
Jordan to... -
Oh • The TenneM>ee Turkeys
sin~ing "Bre11king m a Rrand
New Broken Heart "
I DON'T CARF. if 1t ls your \
faviorite song. It won't cut the
m ustard . Listen to me. Mr.
President. this book can make
you at least $3 million, but
you ·ve got le1's than eight wee~
to get 1\ together.
No. no, not to write it. You've
go• eight weeks in whkh to
commit an unspeakable act,
rover It up, lie, get named M 111
un1nd1cled co-conspirator, ,.
sign, and be pardoned by Ps.l·
dent Mondale.
Believe you me, when it
comes to presidents. Mr. Pnsi
dent. crimelessnessdoesn'lpay , .. ' ..
•Did you realise that about
12,500 IJ',lppies will be bom in
thla country during your
lunch hour?
I don't know, he bun't called
back yet, Maybe he's on ~aca
tlon. B'ul there'll be the movie
rlghta, too. I aee Clint Ea1twood
Oh. Still only in your heart,
bub? Well, what would you 1ay An 18-\Ci minute i•P in a tape .....
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Rob Greene
Recapturing the joy Of hOoks
TIM.re an mu1 nlce U.U..
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cllute lo Ned book• aaymon
It'• _. JUlt tM tJaa• f8dar,
al~ ...... ii ••• , •• part ol
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tw•r)' da y
l oo kla1
for SOllMlhinl
to writ e
a bout and
lllOlber bl&
t buolL doto&
tlM~
aod 19MNU't't.,
and another
bt1 d u.mk at tM typewriter A
lot o.t lbia spills over into nllbt
um .. work, and 10 the re ia
Df'ver a ruaranteed spot ol Ume
1 can C'OUOt on to 1 1t down with a
book
c::/.:: of cohaauu abud, b U.lll la ..... 0.-abut mr••lf away lot,. boun.
read ti.II booM. Tb• PUl1IClN Mr• .. not to promote apeeiflc
U\le1, bu& I bad \M p&4taMn of
apendiaa Ume wi&.h two DOWll,
two C'Ofl•t l!OO• of ••HYI, •
IDHIW ud a volume ot Aon
elOrl.. AA bappena every time
I do lt, l was almost over·
whthned by t.be aood feeU.., lt
broulbt lb me. It tO!>k me Into
tbe inner #Orkla ol 1b men and
womeo wbo apeol year• puttiD&
their booU to1etber ; it seems
Ulle a •malJ ,acrifice to take
three days out of my life to
ahare tbe lMl&bta and wladom of
tboteyean.
T.f'ON ot ua who wrlte for daily
conaumpUoo are aware of a
troublin& parado1; we reach far
more people than the averace
writer of books, and yet the
books remain available for
years. ready to be enjoyed by
future readers who may stumble
onto tbem. Or at least that's the
way it's suppoeed to be.
RECENTLY , howeve r , the
book·publisbing industry bas
taken on many of the ne1ative
aspects of other commerce.
Outside IU&fanteed best.-seUers,
new tiUes by beginninc authors
lb• adveat of r•lativ•b lnex· ..... ave video cueette playen. I t .. r. tM era of tbe bome library
may dllappear entirel.y. It ls
certainly easier to watch a
favorite movie or televlslon
abow twice than it ls to mate it
tbro1i11k a book you enjo)'ed
years qo.
~ND 'l'llS&S ii tbe matter ol
the dim"!idl•n1 attention span ol
modern readera. Many new
books are written as lf the
authors are afraid that, if too
much material ii presented to
tbe reader at one time, the
reader will pve up. So there are
abort cbapten -information
presented in rapid bunts. It's
almoat u if the authors are
buildlnl commercial breaks into
their literature. This bas ex·
tended to maguine writing, too;
many long stories are now
broken down into "chapters"
with subbeadin(s, aa if the sight
of all that unbroken type would
be too intimidating for the
modern reader. Even a dis·
linguiabed work such as Norman
Mailer's Pulitzer Prize·winning
"The Executioner's Song" is
marked by large aired·out
Sydney Harris
apacet bltweea virtually every
para1raph -wbicb baa the
curious effect of allowin1 the
reader to take tbe book one~a·
arapb at a lime, Uke a c* be·
inc 1lven medicine in tiny
apooalu.la.
Ob, well. Thia didn't start out
to be a lament for lbookJ -it
was auppoeed to be a celebratioll
ol tbe pleasure boolt-readlq cu
brlna. It's bard to believe that it
is a lost ple~ure for many ; I
am always surprised at bow
many ~e that I talk to say
they never read books -and
always ubamed when I realise
tbat, whatever my excuse. ~
I am one ol them.
THOSE SEVERAL limes each
year when I do lock myself away
with an armful of books. tboulb.
are amoag the most pleasant
hours I !maw. Today I am si.¥
books richer than I was 72 bwn
ago -and I am filled with that
wonderful feeling I bad when, as
a kid, I would sit under a tree at
the end of a summer afternoon
and, having nothing more press·
ing in my life, read a newly
discovered book until the sun
went down.
..... ~.
'TM ~~~~'t hAs 4~ us to-p.-ini
$OtM "'!""ICY· 1heir presses Ate Ai <if~<'• ly
There are, of course. free
bour1 But l have a problem tbat
l tu.aped Olhet wnt.ers share; tf
1 1peoct Ume wilb a book that
truly mvolves me, when I go
back to the typewriter I find
myself uncooacioualy imltatiq
tbe author. Not bis subject mat·
te r, but hi.a voice. I 'ti write a col·
umn, and I'll aee that at bu the
Hncering sound of the man I just
finished reading. It's a variation
or what ~ppeM to certain peo.
pie In conversation their in·
n ection takes on the sound of
whoever they're talking with.
I discovered this some time
ago, and realized that I had to
make a decision. I could write,
or I could read. Not much of a
choice when you make your liv·
in& putting words on paper, and
so I must admit that whatever
readine I do generally consists
of macuine articles and other
newspaper st~r -stories that I
can get in and out of a few
minutes.
especially in tbe field of fie·
lion are increasingly difficult
to get publiabed. The shelf-life of
books baa diminished; lnatead of
bein1 allowed to s it in a
bookstore for months and even
years. a tiUe is given only a very
short time to make a name for
itself.
Romans had no words for 'yes' 0 1·
THE REASON 1 bring th.is up
is th•t I have just completed
three days of pure joy. I do it
sever.i times a year, to make up
for the lack or book·reading in
my regular life. I got myself a
Q~otes
''That spark of patriotism that
has faded must be rekindled." -
Retired Gen. Wiiliam C.
WeahDottla.d, who s aid in an
interview in Bos ton that tbe
place to begin a revival of
patriotism is in the schools.
DECEMBER'S
Gardening Tjps.
What that means is that the
men and women who write
books are dealing with the worst
of both worlds. Not only do they
face an audience that is usually
going to be smaller than that of
a daily journalist; but tbey are
being robbed of the idea of im·
mortality, too. Frustrated new
authors are finding that their
books often never even make it
into tbe stores -and that when
they do, they have a shell·life
not much longer than that of a
monthly magazine.
The place where I live is lined
with bookshelves that are filled
with all the hardcover books I
have owned during my life. I
know th at thi s is an
anachronism: most people don't
buy hardback books at au. and
those who don't ~other to
read them more than once. With
Language is so complex. so
sop h is tic a t e d a nd so
copious that one of the most sur·
prising things about it is the lack
of so many useful words in so
many i n ·
dividual
languages -
French has
nothing that
accurately
corresponds
to "home,"
while English
has no single
word for "a
blind man.''
M eanwbile, every language has
thousands upon thousands of
words that are useless or archaic
or redundant. Of the hundreds of
thousands in English at his time,
Shakespeare used fewer than
16,000. Today nobody knows more
than e>ne·lenth of the words in an
unabridged dictionary.
~
T he same is true of other
languages. yet neither German
nor French nor most European
la ng uages have a wo rd for
.. pet." a dog or a cat in the
house. And. ac<'ording to S.
Stephenson Smith. it would re·
quire 43 French words fo r a
proper tra ns lation of the
American '"know·how ... Just as it
takes nearly a dozen words in
English to give the full meaning of
the German ·· Schoden/reude ··
THE ROMANS actually had
no words for "yes .. or .. no." and
Chinese still doesn't. Neither
Hindu nor Urdu, the most com·
m on tongues o f lndia and
Pakistan. has a verb meaning
"lo have." Eskimos have no
generic word for "snow... but
dozens of descriptive phrases.
On the other hand, what we
m ight consider a ··prim itive
language (although there ain't
no such animal) such as Swahili
or Hausa, the two principal
African tongues, contain in·
finitely expressive words which
we lack. <Actually, the polished
comedies of Moliere have been
s uccessfully trans l at ed into
Swahili with a n all·African
cast. l
JUST CONSIDER some of
the many Bantu words we
cou Id make good use of :
· · m um agamagama." whi ch
m eans "one who loses other
person's things": or "muwav1 ."
m eaning "a good ·l ook ing
woman who can 't cook'". or
"muwandolici ." m ea ning
··someone who growls whe n
awakened in the morning··. or
<still in the .. M's ... mind you)
.. m utolatoli." meaning "one
wh~ is constantly divorcing and
remarryin~: " lhnt11 <
w o rd f o r 'J ' ' ,\ • ·, 1
"muvum1z1"
AT THE s,on: l lnl\'
so many word~ of Jci rgoi
fy translation untl 1·vr 11
ou r own l'Om pn ·IH'n:; 11111
th e n ew .\l r il a n <I
Swaziland ~1·t 111· 11:,
ti onal airllHl' a11 d <I ·'
print tickeb 1n Sw:iz1 111
English. 1\ \\.t!o 111u11tl 111••
to tran.'l lall "l 'nle~s <"
so provided noth ani:? hr•
tained shall ~;11vt' all\ I
ofhability ofc J rr1r!r
Whal we ntT J tu do. ul. •
It is to abolish .J lot or \\I
have, and to im port srn1
other lands. If we ever :••
universal tonguC'. 11 "''11
such synthe. 1~ not h> 11o •
some artifu·1al lunf!u;u
spoken on law' •Jr •;(';i
l.n tnl-! l hr"tm.i..' Trtl"' <hould uni) ,f;i~ 1nlkx•r~ l•Ol"
\\'l.•1•lo. 1o Ill J;i~, IX-t11r\· hrmi11nl! }'IUf lrl-c inJt••r(. 1\alcr ti
\H•ll and Id Jr.on I >nn· lr.:l· 1, 111dour~. «hl"l k 1ni11~tur1: da1h
Small trl"l"~ \\tll du ht:ltl·r th,1n l.irl!l"r 11nl·~. Spr.i~ dl0Ullu11~s
planl~ nu" for insl·d~ .ind luniiu~. I ·>l' ChJ\fln li11rJ111I :-.pra}
Dn•nd1 limh~ ~nd trunk wl'll ,
This Christmas
I >l-<lj.!Ol•J IU-t l11r )• •U Ill '"'"''l' lll•nl '" • '' J..0·11° •1, 11
,rl"JltH·h J ,.,.11!rwJ ;irr;im11:m,·n1> lk<1.t1 I•· h 11• •
1!111'"'' "" .11, .... 11.:r Jr1,·J :1rr.1m!•ml n•·
\istl •1ur numl
Roger's Reminders
Uari· 11~ •I ro<l"~ .rnJ lruH tr.:c~ an· ;l\ :1tli1hll• llP\\ Shop
l·.irlr fur ;i ¢onJ w ll'\ hon ffrml»nlx-r t11 h·l·p ''"'" 111111-I
wh1h: \\OJtlinJ.? 111 pl.1111 Ttun oul t11r·hl·;l\) L'l l'rJ.?rl·cn~ \lso
trim lh:11du11u< plJnl~ l••r 'h:ip..-
• ··o Ctµisbnas Tree,
0 Chrisbnas Tree"
Trl'l"l" anJ lfo1.t1:r0$ R<• hand m h:ind. r\nJ tMs )"eat. for
lhc wry firi;I li me. "'l'0r1: offcrin11 cul Christmas 1'rl't's -up
lo :w· !all -of ~ohh: Fir. &-11lrh Pinc, and Plantation f ir
,\lso. Hololl'r·s offers it e:hu1re nl,11nly lhl' \'Cr)" ho.!sl in lirinl!
)"ull!l1Jc tr.:.:!>. Sh<•r early for a 111111d sded1on.
u ••• With lights all aglow."
Choo~· from our ~ll-..·tlon o( delicate tiny tree li11hls
1mportcJ from Italy. Beautiful. ;\ style and warmth that
radiall'S spirit. You wun't find a mmc st"nsatwnal wa)' lo add
sparkko tu y11ur hOllday d.:c(lr.
The Chrisbnas Candles.
~I a mal(ical Christmas
mood ~ilh candles. Our
selection Is a most extcns11·t
one. M<iny importcJ lrom
German~ and Austria In
colon to enhance your
holiday decoratln11.
Roger's Unwraps the World
Th\• w•1rld ol Chri~lma~ has ~rn ljuitt I}' unwrapped in our iiarikn 1ot holiday f,1111a~r
I 1111k for Crardul Ch~ni~ fr11m Ital}. and \\"h1111s1l'al 1\·11111.l l arv1n~~ fr.,m ~ ;inJ1n:n 1.1
!".ll·l!;mtl y lrl'J ll'd omall'l\·nb anJ I 11. ... ·11rJI 11 I.' !rel· IOJ1' hanJrnadl' hy t-:ur11pl·an l.10111 11 <
And still there 1s more.
\\"rappml! parx·r and rl'ilmi; •ii l1tl11rful
rihhon from l-:ur11pl' l<•l\:ktnl!hurw'.
!land ra1nkd ll'r<tmll'. and fr>"~l:rl
J,·l•1rt1t111n~ \\'c 1111111: w1u lo
\'Xl'l'rtl·n, l" ,, Ht •J.!l·r· ~ C;rrd,·ns
l"hrl'•lm.i~ -\\'ht-rl" lhcn:'~ nolhml!
ltf, .. " '" .111 1111" l\t1rld.
The Never-before Bedtime
Story. ,-
Hortcri; offers the unusual. Thi~ )'l'Jr. k l lhl" .;pint 111
tlmslmas whisk )'f"lll off In l'hma anJ l •Jm \• hnrn1: 1n" lh)!hl
o( Cane)'. NC\'Cr ho.!(ort ha\'C 1w h:iJ I hrs r11l111lul \11ll.:l11on
of fan.~ -lar~ and small; pap..-r hutkrn1,·~. 1n\rl·d1hl\·
mm1alurc animals -inlrkatcl~ 1:mhr111dcrtd. Ea.:h d.:s111n is
destined to add lo >~nir holidi!Y pkasur ·.
t
Poinsettias
And Gardening Gift I
High quality Ecke Poinsetti:u.
Rl'tl. while. pink and .. Jln111t-lklls'"(van1111t1:d
wrsi1ml ChooM' from 1" pols. redwood tuhs.
h<inl!inl! ha5kcts and lrl'l'S.
Christmas Pine Pots.
Give a glh that iirows. Beautiful uranittment& to
pltue lhoH )'OU care about.
Indoor Christmas Color.
Selocl lrom a \'llrilll)• of \01(ilcl.'i and orchids In c;olors
lo brillhlen )'Our hollda~.
\'i~il our .. Gardenlnii Gift Idea Center~ .. See how to
dcslRn and create a 11111 lo plea~ )'Our fa\'Orltc 11arlk!ner.
Remember to shop at RoRCr's lor super stockln11 sluffers llke
small tools. glo~-es. bulbs. etc. -for the 5J'(!Clal iiardeners on
)'OUt l(lft llr.t.
'1
Tradition Lights the Night Spectacular
Roger's Annual •
Candlelighting Celebration
Each )'car. !his l'l'r)' Spl"Ctal holiday l'wnl hl"rnmc~
mur\• r<lf'Ular \\"c star\\'(! thl~ l'hmlmas trnd1t111n ~wn
)'Cars al!<• and 11 re ma ms a mul·h anltripakd rd chratiun 11f
JO~ You·rl· 1m'ih:d tn join us. Ctnllr lil!hl 1hl" n11tht. \\'ilh
candl.:s \\'1th \"Jrnls \\"11h ~·;i.~onal rdrci;hmcnls. lrs our
1!1ft 111 ),Ill. \lcrry Christmas and thc warnw~t 111 s..-a~•>n"s
'wish.:s.
Friday, December 5: 6 to 9 pm.
Friday, December 12: 6 to 9 pm.
A Christmas Gift Certificate,
hnunmm.
r\ !lift L"erllflcatc from Ru11er's Gardens. A ~·ondcrful
lhou11h1 when ii rnme~ to thlnkinl! of a preM'nl for lhllt
wonderful l\Oml"•IW.
San Joaquin Hills Rd. al MacArthur Blvd.
Across from Fashion Island• Newport Beach
· Open 9 to 5 Daily
640-5800
Muter Charge • VISA • American Expreu
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"Gordon·s lnristmas U>UTSL' ...
Part J Tuesday, DL~cmbc1 9. 11 ;11
Part I J Tuesday, December l (), 1 l .
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holiday season: Call our Colorscap(' J)(:opl
find ou t what their landscape anJ gJrd1•111 •
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r«~ntl) til lhc l~s Angeles 1.00
,
I rom J.$h tly pJfe to rlec·p in color .onP lilac ~tripe follows anotht:'r
t'nh,Mc mg Jn a/re,1dy Jean lithe silhouell£> Stanley Sherman\ two-
p1<'CC' ,,lk dies~ the blouse and fully l111ed ~ktrt with hidden pockets
tor :>11£''> 6 to 16, '.!2!i In thP Stanley <iherman B0ut1que 7 where we
·""all the thin~\ you are J?ifrs 1u~t rrght for you 1
AAr<Pt t.tanlC'y Shf"rman s representative in 'iouth Coast Plaza
r<>morro "' from 1(1 to 5 And rom us for a \p£c1a/ fashion show
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He Does A ll His Shopping at Sousa &. Lefkovits!
y.,.,, rl1.-.,.•,·n·I " 11u1! Suwm .. nJ Ldlmvir, uniQU< conceJl( o( a Tradirional Cf()Chinj!
Dwkt·r nrfrr• '"" 11'"'.,·5~'% .,ff no line·qWtli!y ~ru and women• clo1hil'\fot ('VC"f dav
"'•ht• '' .ir. w ... huv d.1"i' d,•chinl( in hil(h "•>lume, kf:t't> our overll<'ad low anrl pat8
1ht• '•'""II' .,10111: IO vou. Jc\ Jll<I lhdt <implc!
So l1•tlo" .tr'"''• l<"a..I and J,, \°\)Ur Christm.&.\ shoppina with us ... for tradhional aoad
111• .r.., l<>n1t ,1111:-r th.-hohd.iyi..
Men', £Id"<. "''""' Fl.ln1 ... 1 Bla:cr<1: Navy.
Hul\lt'r Cr<~·n. C ttnd
Men\ B.l\tc Canwl Corduroy Span Coa~
Mrn'• Cl.1<>il l'lutcun Ouwn t-0/~ OiclUrd 0Clfh Shim,
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:-.lrt·k"<'"'• All Silk: Reppe, Foulard• & Solich
M.:-n'• \'·Nc~r.. ll\.'3 ~hmcrt' S..eall'r"\, 2 Ply, All Colors
t....Ji1~· ll\.'% Camel Hair Bla:.-r.
1-'\<li('<' Baci<" \\\1111 l-1annel Bia:<'": :-;avy, For~ Green,
C Tf'\'. Cr,.nlwrf'\
U.di<-• Cla-•ie Du11on [)o..TI t:iJ/4() Orford cr .. ch Shirt<,
All Color•
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author
to talk.
The friends of the
Da na Ni1u•I Library
will apomor a Chriatmaa
hospitality eet·toðer
at the library Tuesday
featurtna Laeun& Nieuel
author Adrienne Jones.
The public ia invited to
attend both to meet Mrs.
Jones and to enjoy
refreshments at the
hoapitality table fro.JD to
a.m. t03p.m.
From 11 a.m . to noon
Mn. Jones will auto·
gr1ph copies of her work
and disc her career r, researcher
r.
Dada Ni g ue)
is located at
384 iguel Road in
Laguna Niguel.
For more information
call Mrutine Dougan at
493 -3770.
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commun.ly every dov lhon 1s
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Wldlieeday, O.C.mt»r 10, IMO
New plan cuts One Toy bear.
being The FAR WEST Legend
-. ,, 3-36 work week eaae• mtJ6GSlllB roblem
recalled DD llOIN • Iowa (APJ -TIM two b'91•
........ nm M bour1 I daf, lW& Of lM t.l•• HW.
cla11 • --'· ., , ... 11..-.cl&b Col, ...... ..
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U..U II ..... aeo. overthM Mio mucb ot lt
-•• ...... up .... _. ud penonal Mlida11
ud __.,a IOUl'tt ol fricUon tietwMn "9ion
udm--..meet
"l .._. rw • J·tar and 1 hall OM Ume wi\b
)•t lWD or Lhree 111 off out.tick my vacahon."
laid lob flloort , wlM> NDI lM control coolO&e OG
_. ol tM two rototravun pnua. \
1(911 DOWNEY. PLANT •ANAG&a. saad
Moon wun't \be onjy worker with lbal llind ol
·~ m the M mem~r rototrav~e diraion. "Wiv• were mad &nd the crews were Uke
aombiel." be said "You jUlt can't have people
worll:IDI U..t klQ1 without a break and not see the
effect.a on &Mm."
Tectmically, the roto crews were on fave-day. :n"°' hour worll: wffb . Actually, tt.ey were on wbat
tbe unions call "forced overtime "
"Ever ybody likes overtame when at first
starts. But after a while, that's just not enou1h
anymore." Downey said.
DOWNEY S AID THE TWO ·STOaY
Italian-made Cerutti roto presses are worth about
$10 million each and must roll seven days and
ni1bt1 mos t of the year to make money.
Roto1ravure, a process that yields high quality
colo r printing, is used primarily fo r ad
s upplement.a, catalogs and maeazines. Meredith
has its own products -Better Homes and
Gardens, Sail, Apartment Llfe and Successful
F•rming -and also contracts job printing of other
magazines through a subsidiary, Meredith-Burda
Inc.
Enter "3·36," a scheduling system based on a
taree-day work week with 12-hour days. Meredith
presented the system to the union after a tryout at
the company's non-union plant in Lynchburg, Va.
"We were ~itant," said Moore, who has
worked in Meredith's printin1 division 34 years.
"Nothing is ever perfect and anything that's
strange, well, you're 1oing to be hesitant about it."
After union-management sessions that probed
s uch things as fatigue factors, the "3·36" s ystem
went into use in Mereditlt's roto section and bas
been expanded into the computer ope rations
division. It works th.is way :
THEaE ARE "· B, c A.ND D CREWS. The A crew works ~:l:S a .m . to 7:1Sp.m. Monday through
Wednesday. The B crew works the same hours
Thursday through Saturday. The C crew works 7: IS
p.m . to 7:15 a.m. Monday through Wednesday ; the
D crew works those hours Thursday through
Saturday.
Overtime is divided so the Monday-Wednesday
crews pick up Sunday. a double-time pay day, one
week and the Thursday-Saturday crews pick it up
the next.
That way each worker gets three days off one
week a nd four days off the ne xt, plus one
double-time overtime day.
There is still overtime , but it doesn't wipe out
all time off.
About 380 people work at the printing plant.
and every six months they may bid for the roto
division. Seniority governs final selections for the
64 rotogravure slots.
"I WOULDN'T (WO BACK" TO the old five-day
work week, Moore said.
He has enough seniority to avoid being
bumped from the roto crews until he retires in
another year and a half.
"There are a lot of good things l can say about
It. This one might seem like a little thing, but my
wife and l , we like to go out to eat once in a while.
Well, now we can go on Thursday night when
places aren't crowded like they are on weekends .
"l also like lo fish and l have a pontoon boat
My wile's relatives live in lntl.iana and we can go
over every other week if we wanted.'·
Downey said the "3·36" system has not only
sidelined the overtime issue, but has also made the
night shills in the roto division more attractive.
The bid list for any job in roto is 300 names long.
IN ROTOGRAVURE, DOWNEY SAID the
future of the system is pretty well sealed.
"We'll stay on it as long as the workload
justifies it," he said, explaining there must be at
least six days worth of work to make 3-36 pay off.
Downey said the syste m is also being
considered for tne offset printing division,
althoug.h the workload there fluctuates more, the
overtime requirement isn't as heavy and the
equipment investment isn't as high.
. '"l'bere is only one bad thing about the syste m,
Downey added jokingly : "3-36 doesn't apply to
management "
Council names mayor
POWAY (AP> -Clyde Rexrode, a retired
49-year-old with a master's degree in journalism
from UCLA, is a surprise choice of the new City
Council to" serve as mayor.
~n11GHT1S HARDWARE
Ow Clwl.._ Pr••• to Y•
1 /3 OFF
OH ALL MmCHAtelSI STC>alWIDI
The ideal time to buy your man a
Christmas present.
FRI., DEC. 12 --SAT., DEC. 13 ~ I
Antiques Gel0<e.
Steam Engines.
Gas Engines ..
T oola. HouMWares.
Plumbtng, Electrical
Wide aetection of
surplus items '
Merchandise too
numerous to men-
tion. Don't forget~~~i~fimll~Jm~ -tremendo us 1av1noa to you!
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-Th e C on s umer
Produ c t S afet y
Co mmi s s io n ha s
r e port ed tbat a
children's stuffed toy,
tbe •'Squeeze Me Bear,"
ls being recalled by the
importer.
Officials said a test of
the t oys disclosed a
s harp wi r e i n the
s tuffing of one of the•
b e ar s a nd th a t i n
sim ulated play s o m e
noses of the be1ns felll I off, posing a potential I c ho k i n g h aza rd fo ~
small children
T h e b e a r s s o I di
nationwide for about $7
to $8 an<t abs>ut 53,0001
h'ave been sold s ince
19 7 9 , t h e a g e n c y
reported. . I
The toys were made inl
Taiwan and impc>rted by
t he Atlanta Novelty Co ..
of Long ls land Cat y.
N.Y
The commission saidl
~~f.~~2~~·~~,o in1uries have been! Mo: eported frcJm the toys.
""•1,.....1•\ Owners of the toys WORK SCHEDULE APPRECIATED '":r<' urged to return
Bob Moore at Dea Moine• plent l m to t h ~ r etailer
(ii.re pur<.'hased for a •
,nd.
Paper told to quit
KUALA LUMPUR. Malaysia CAP) -Deputy
Home Affairs Minister Sanus i Junid bas ordered
the Tamil Malar newspaper to cease publication
until notified that it can resume. He told reporters
the action followed publi<.'ation of an article that
was headlined "Islam Teaches Falsehood "
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SHIP-LA,·SIDINO * A Play House
• A Garage for Toys
• A Storehouse * A Barn for Pets and
Small Anim al s
COMES IN PREFAB CONSTRUCTION
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• b e t • e t n t h ~ tnumony of former
Att o rnt') Gener a l
R \c:h ar d G
Kl e 1nd1 en&l a nd
e'eral o th er
wttnesses before ~
Senate subcommittee
tbree yean aeo are
bem& uwesu gated by
th e Ju ti ce
Department. sources
say
a.ovaLOCK, Nev (AP> -• ., •• Ibey Mab&• Strode, 72,
Th• man ••peCted ol ILlUlaa and their dau1bttr, lleriam
tbrH at a remote Pt ra!:f Laura Treadwell, 41. revealed <'ounty mWnl camp last tbat aJJ three were 1bot and tbat coe• b)' U.. nkbame "T-epM" two of tbe victim• al.lo were
and la preocc upled wltb stabbed. The offtclala wouldn't
py ramld1. a uthorltl•• bave say who the atabblnt victlma
' annoww:~ were. Offldal• of the P e rsblna The atitement said the
•ounty •hn\ff'• office, the• auapect in the k1Wn11 hu been
r e r a hln& Co u.l\t)' ~l a lr lc t charted with three COUDU of
attonw)''• otftcf and lbe Nevada murder, one count of attemp«ed
mv11100 of lnvelllC•tloo and murder and one count of srand
Narco&lc• H&d a warnn\ has larceny .
been l.uued tor a "John Ooe" The larceny charae stems
and ball hits been set a l Sl from the theft of lbe Strodes'
million 1980 Ford pickup truck, which
The 11uspect is .descr ibed as lbe suspect is believed to be.
belna rn bas early 20s with driving. The pickup is described
cnediwn lenClh brown hair. Tbe a s b e ina dark blue wilb
officials said his whereabouts California liunse plates.
are unknown He was last seen
lhe day ol the slayings, getting
gas fl Den io . n ear the
Nevada-Oreaon border.
THE STATElllENT BY the
law enforcement agencies said
a utopsies on the bodies of
Emery Dexter Strode, 71 , his
THE ATr£MPTED murder
charge apparently stems from a
separate shooting incident in
whi c,b a group of miners
reported being shot at by the
driver of a blue Ford pickup not
far from the Strodes · remote
Majuba Canyon home.
I
To offer a growing popu-
lace a bette,:r p lace to
li ve, work and play in
o ne o f Cali fornia' mo. t
d esirablt! cnvironml'nt~
was <l n ambiti ou s dn!<lm
envis ion ed in the C ity's
General Plan. And by
combining a genuine
affection for the land with
tho ug htful planning and
developmen t, The frvi ne
Compa ny, the people
a nd City governme nt
o f Irvine a re bringing
the dream to life.
Irvine's growth contin-
ues to be carefully g uidl'd
by two important factors.
The C ity's fars ig hted , li v-
ing General Pla n . And
concerned reside nts fror
the cummunity, C ity ~r
ernmenf a nd The lr"n
Compa ny w h o wo.<: t'-
geth er to make it 1ap>en.
We may no t a vay1 see
eye-to-eye o n 1 eryd~tail,
but the result·as ~en,
and w ill cont1ue to be,
a city that p's better to
live in eve· day.
The dnm b continu-
ing tl~C 1e. true. Hou~
ing, re atton, s h opping,
educ n, e mployment.
All the things that are
making Irvine a uniquely
balanced and d yn a mic city
a rc born of care ful plan -
n ing. It's a commitme nt
m ad e to the community
before the first ground
brea~in~ ceremony. A
contmumg ~omm1tment
you can see m progress
every day. For information
on this growing new city,
plea~<.' vi sit o r call The
Irvine Company Infom1a-
ti on Cente r. C ulver Dri vl'
l'Xit off San Diego Fwy.
(1 -405}. To corne r of
Barr<lnC<l. (714) 551-1500.
true.
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I. . \ . • I Br 1ghtly colored 7 /•,";~"'fl , ll' .J act1vares dump rr uck "·-, / p1ete 5et Coaster ,..$7 1 ~ sk1ploader & forklift
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WAKE-UP SLEEPY PARCHEESI GAME
TONKA
HEAD · DOLL
Rock her to and fro
and off to steep
she II go She has
Oloncle 1ooted ha11
r uflled bonne1 &
so ft fabric tJody
tha1 teelc; so yooo
to hug
MIGHTY DUMP TRUCK
Realis!lc App1:c11 a nu & Pf-I '01 ·n,1·1r ~
110,," '-&· 101.'' hip, I " wide.
Outer space action 1a1ge1 game
It tdkes coor d1nat1on and a
steady a1m Noba1ter1esreQt.rred
For ages 7 and up
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JIM HENSON'S
MUPPET SHOW
PLAY SET
From the popular
TV show
Moveable puppets
1n lherr very own
Color forms
~~~Eit Theatre Dress them up & put them
on ynur own show
3.99
BRADl£Y
MICROYISION
A fun gatne 101
children as 1t 1s
101 adults This
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3.99
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cltsplay screen accepts a variety of game
carrrrdges Unit comes with Blockbuster game
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B ird o f i.ta lt-
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law conf erence in
Sa.n Oie10 that med1u
headhruog of opmaon
polls as to blame for
W\p()pulanty of som~
court de<'as10fl.!)
Training
of nurses
funde d
SACRAMENTO IAP )
-Gov. Edmund Brown
J r. bas announced an
apprenUce nurse train
ing project he called the
largest of its kind in the
nation.
Brown's office s aid
the project would help
e ase t he shor tage of
nur ses in th e Los
Angeles hospitals.
THE $775,018 s tate
grant will pay for on·
the-job and c lassroom
instruction. It will train
about 60 regis tere d
nurses and 45 licensed
vocational nurses in two
years, b eginning in
January after approval
by the Los Angeles
Cou n t y Bo ar d o f
Supervisors.
The California Nurses'
Association said about
17 percent of the availa·
ble nursing positions arc
vacant statewide.
The announcement
said the students will be
chosen Jrom employed
licensed vocational
n urses a nd nurses'
aides. They will "con-
tinue to work during the
tr aining program and
receive their regular
salaries."
BROWN SAID the pr<1-
gram would allow "peo·
pie already working in
the health care field to
a dvance without the
personal and financial
problems they would
face if they were forced
to quit their jobs In or·
der to go lo school."
He said the grant was
made t hrough t h e
Californi a Worksite
Education and Training
Act, a year-old law in·
tended to spur training
pr ograms in nurs ing ,
electronic s a n d
agriculture.
Classroom instruction
will be offered through
the Los Angeles Co m-
munity College District.
UllEF GETS
SUSPENSION
CAMDEN, N.J . (AP)
-The city's police chief
ha s bee n s us pended
from work for 30 days
after he was a('cused of
brandishing an unloaded
shotgun at a group or
senior citizens who
came to his home .
B u si n ess A d ·
ministrator David O.
Kelly signed an ad-
ministrative order a c-
c using Ch ief Ha rold
Melleby of conduct un·
becoming a police of-
ficer.
On Oct. 20, angr y
senior citizens picketed
Melleby's Che rry Hill
hom e to protest what
t hey said was inade-
quate police protection
i n Eas t Camde n .
Melleby allegedly point·
ed the shotgun at the 40
protesters. <
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AU it takes, ladi.es, • IS a litde positive thought Pay ordered
BAKERSFIELD (AP)
-Kem County bu been
ordered to pay Sou&bem
California Edison Co.
for power line. dama1ed
when they were 1truck
by the sberiff'• office
h elicopt er . T h e
helicopter crubed after
biltin1 electrical Unes,
and two deputies were
seriously injured.
PSNNSAUKIN, NJ. tAP> •
Wo•• bav. reeorted lo exettllff,
trHN, 1wlkal imp&uu or pedded bru lft M elfort to ._., tbe!t boeom
1lae Now 1 p1ycbolo1l1t claim•
bru1t1 can be made l11"1er by poe' U ve t.IUnk1ftl
.. AU have 1bown tome type ol ln·
crea ... from 1 to .. match .. 4~
lncbee," be .. )'1J. "The ave r11eia
abouUlnches."
Uou mable a woman to lncreue UM now ol blood and hormonea to ber
breuu and entar1e nearby clanda-
Those chances are only temporary,
however, and a hypnotic •uaesUoo
ia made that any wel1bt the woman
ealns in the future will buUd fatty tla·
aue around the expanded &lands. he
say a.
dicated b1pno1ls can sometimes
eolarse breast sise temporarily, but
e:aperta diucree on the procedure's
k>n1-term effectiveness.
Or Frw l,oClaw says tMI hu \lltd
hypnOlll to lwlp betw"n 50 ud 75
women lnc,...ue their bu.It.a ln three
He 1ald hia treatment, which COil.i
$350, con1i1ta of several weekly
private hypnoela aeuions and a few
cnsette tapet to play at home.
Lodato, who bas run a hypnosis
clinic 1' years, says hypnotic s q1es· EJtperimenls elsewhere have ln·
When 100 women participated in an
experiment on hypnoels and breast
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were inconclusive , accordln1 to
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'Poison pickle' extortionist gets 20-year term
POlr'l\.ANO, On <AP) -A
U.1•ar-Gid .... eGllVtcted " pklil•
tlaC to .-t -·-.. ..... j1 b7 putU•1 • Jar of polaoa-4 pi~ll-. a fl'Ot•l'Y •11 ........
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teat~ br U.S. Diatrict JuQe
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maaimwn ..m.e•.
a. aaki BaUltaWl. convicted ID s.pae.-.r, la UDI .. \o hmcUoo
u a ta•·•WctiAI dU... Md .uJ
have to Mtv• oae·tblrd of tM Ml1D
btf or• belni coaaldertd for
,..... • aiao ordered him '° aerv• a concurrent tbree-year
term for the FBI 11ent lmpencma· cyanide WU fo.md March za OD a
Uoa. • Beaverton 1up1rmarllet abelf, 8aUleaWl bu served Ume la wltb a note demandla1 that
prl1oa for armed robbery, at· '250,000 worth ol diamoodl be de-
tempted bur1lary, firearm• UveNd to tbe extortlonlat by car· ;:•••km and forgo in Onp, rier p6pana.
ulUqtGa and C fonlla. Tbe note warned that other
In Ballleaux'• federal court trial fooda would be polaoned if the
ln Portland, wttne1ae1 t .. tifted •P•Yolf wu not made. Tbe plan
that a Jar. of picllln · contaln•a1 went awry whee tbe extortioni.st
called a l&oN emploJee wbo ll:new ootblnl ol tbe incident end !pored
bla lDatnaetiona.
Tbe PBI uid tbe plot WU lolled
wbea two ,u-la found the carrier
pl1eoa1 in a ca1e near a hipway
aoutbweat of Portland and freed
theJD.
Bailleaux'a defense wu that he
auff ered from 1 mental diaeue or
defect.
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Saying "there's
nothing there," 11.!
linois s tate 's at·
torney. Richard M.
Daley of Chicago has
ended an investiga·
tion of himself and.
his family started by
hi~ predecessor. The
probe concerned how
Dal y and family
handled the estate of
the late Fire Com·
missioner Ro bert
Quinn.
Student
artists
selected
Six student a rtist s
from Oran ge Coast
sch ools ha ve 'bee n
chosen winne rs of a
drawing contest about
mass transportation.
The co ntest was
sponsored by the Orange
County Transit District ,
and the dozen winners -
one for each grade from
first through 12th grade
-wi ll h ave their
artwork fe atured on
monthly OCTD bus
passes .
THE TRANSIT dis·
trict and the county
Department of Educa·
lion put on the event to
s h o w s tudent s the
bene fit s of publio
transportation .
Winning works are on
display in the lobby of
the county Hall or Ad·
m i nistration in Santa
Ana.
Winners of the contest
from the Orange Coast
are : Christa NeuJand,
second grade , St .
Cath e rine School ,
Laguna Beach ; Nissa
Johnson. third grade,
Ali so El e mentary
School. South Laguna ;
Carrie Shawber. fourth
grad e , Alderwood
Basics School. Irvine ;
Daren Charest , fifth
grade. Santiago Hills
School. Irvine; Jack
Yang. seventh grade,
Ranc ho San Joaquin
School. Irvine. and Lisa
Pettit, loth grade. San
Clemente High School.
OTHER WINNERS
ar e : Toni Liu . first
grade. Glenview Sc hool.
Anahei m ; Jeanene
Reinhart. sixth grade.
He ri tage Elem e ntary
School . Santa Ana ;
Robert Sauce rman,
eighth grade. and Greg
Daub. ninth grade. both
of Bell Junior High
School. Gar~en Grove:
Che r yl E arnest . lllh
gr ade . Los Alamitos
High School, and Debbie
Delaney. 12th grade. El
Modena High School,
Orange.
Winners receive free
one.year bus passes
donated by the district.
a nd free art lessonS-·
donated by various
museums in the county.
Parole denied
VACAVILLE <AP) -
A state parole board has
denied parole to William
Tidwell. who had a
death sentence for a 196'1
triple murder reversed•
and was later sentenced
to life in prison for a 1972
double murder. A three·
member panel or the
Board of Prison Terms
voted unanimoulsy to re·
ruse to set a parole d•te ·
for the 34-year·old
prisoner.
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. ..our I " .. ""., 111-101 I ltl4 ...... c.. ..... _ I
Oa\!td I!: Moore. 14
son ol Mr and M rb ~ Euaene F Moore of
Fou_ntam Valley, re
C'e aved h as E ag lt'
Scout award an a
ceremony at Hunt
tngton Beach t a ke
C e fltl e r . Chu re h of
Jes us Christ of Lat ·
ler-day Saints
Exercise
classes
• continue
Jazzercis e classes
continue at C rown
Val l e y Community
Park , 2975 1 C rown
Vall ey Parkwa y in
Laguna Niguel.
C la sses m ee t
Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays from 8 to
8:45 a.m .. and Tuesdays
and Thursdays from
5:30 to 6: LS p.m.
The fee is $15 for the
twice-a -week session
and S20 for three times a
wee k . Baby-s itting
ser vices arP available
for the morning class for
50 cents per child a day.
For information. call
498-2772.
Two dates
for visit
by Santa
Santa Claus will be
available lo talk to San
Jua n Ca pistrano
'.
children by telepho ne
Dec. 17 and 22 between 7
p.m . and 9 p.m.
Santa will speak to all
young:;ters who c a ll \
493-1171. Santa will a lso
make house calls to San
Ju•h f a milies fro m
Thursday until Dec. 23
To' sche<lule a visit
from Santa, call the city
Recreation Department
at 494-1171, ext 248 . I A visit from Santa
costs $12 for a half-hour
and tzo for hour visits.
·1J• rt v.c a • 1G. t• ..
Give birds
tasty Yule
WASHINGTON <AP> -11Ma U.S. Filla aod
WU4W. a.nit• ••>'• &bat eommettl&l Mnl Med mlan doe't always coataln ..-tUl W... en.Joy.
"Wbite pl'OllO mU .. t aod black olJ.type IUD·
flow•r Medi are ea1erly tall•. Yet, auclt common
la1rtdMaU ol commerel&l mix• u nu. canary
Md 1r..-..... ,.. rarely MMll by tbe blrda,"
aald Or AelNd D Geis ol tbe Patu.aent Wildlife
Reaeuch Center.
Gm 1148 8T\IOIKO TBS eat.Int babiu of
bird• in the Wa1bln1ton·Baltlmore area and
.. muar aurv•)'• are beln1 conducted ln Maine,
Ohio and Callforala. · ·
He uid Ua1t ''milo or sor1bum, wheat, oau,
cracked '-om and rice are common lnsredienu in
commercial mixes, but are rarely attractive to
bard!i al sunflower seeds or white pro.o millet are
1tbo present i.n the feeder " He recommended that
perll&ns lntereated in feeding birds purchase tbeae
types ol seeds at feed stores.
• GEIS NOTED THAT THE SllALL oil-type
unnower seeds we re more atlractiv.e to most
birds than the large r black stripe or 1ray stripe
sunflower seeds that are usually available.
·spe&ker•
on health
available
Almo1t two doaen
mental health top&c:s are
beln1 o«ered tbrouibout
Oranse County ln a free
speaker s bureau
pro1ram sponaored by
Capistrano by the Sea
Phy1cbiatric Hoepital in
Dana Polnt.
Topics include the
c h a n1in1 roles of
husband and wife, stress
mana1ement, cop h1
w i th depreaai"n .
assertion tral nio1 •
teen·aae drua abuse and
al co h olis m in the
workplace.
M e mbers o f the
hospital's professional
and medical staff are
available to speak al
clubs, schoola , churches,
youth 1roups and other
organizations. ·
For information call
Kathy Leonard al
831·1774 or 496-5702.
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WW2 sinking 'accident'
Japan mercy ship mia~/orde.troyer
SAN OJ EGO CAP) A a )'tat old Calitomla
man wt.> doeen't want tu1 counll') blamM fot \.be 2.• bv• klet wbeft a Japaneui mercy abip wu
1wak in IMS 1~1 he alone-'bltan tM raponalbUity
for I.he JiN.ln& of lb• Aw• M aru
"I wu 1.n char1• of the ""' cuntrul party." re UrH apt Jult Bennet\ a.Ud "I l)Ullbed the flrint
phLO,.... l u nkUwAwalhna "
A a_U.,~ ~rwn 1urvlvtl(I the Apnl 1, 1~,
1inkln& ol the \l,2\IH()ft 1hl1.1. which wall on iU way
back lO Japan from Sin1aporl' wht1rt1 1t dc:Uvcred
supplies for AU.1ed pr&1KH1t1n
at;NNt:n AID HI: OtX'lPt:O to tell a1ain
how be m\a\()Ok \ht J 1apaneae vessel for a
dfftroyer be<'au.it' 1& tu:w book dbcnbes lbe !!ink "'I as a deliberate act by lbe U S 1overnment.
In tbear book. "ln Purswt of the Awa ltllaru,"
8111 Bunton and W J ot-lnrus of San Oieao sajd
Amenran leaders decided \o sU\lt the ship on its
return voyaie because It was actually loaded with
h11h rWU\I Japanese officials and war booty
They contend $S b1lhon m cash. war materials and
metals wtuch could have been used to prolona the
war wen\ to the bottom with the ship.
.. Any anegataon that the stnkinl of the Awa
M aru was deliberate is preposterous,·· Bennett
told the San Diego Evening Tribune.
IT WAS A FOGGY NIGtrr FIVE months
before the end of the war when the s ubmarine
Queenfi.sh picked up the Awa Maru on radar. Ben-
nett said. He said there was no visual sighting of
the ship which had lighted whlte crosses on its
smoke stack.
.. I want to make it known loud and clear that it
absolutely was an accident on our part and there
couldn't have been any decision on a higb Navy
level to sink the ship," he said, adding, "We had
every reason to believe we were attacking a
legitimate target.··
'Sucker punch'
has real rnemUng
VALPARAISO, Ind. (AP) -Alvin Kreske Jr.
says he's come up with a lollipop with real piuazz
-but it's off limits to children and costs $12.
Kreske's lollipops are filled with liquor.
They now come in three navors -blackberry
brandy, peach brandy and peppermint schnapps.
"But the possible flavors are limitless,"
Kreske says.
KRESKE, 35, HAS OBTAINED a patent for
the lollipop and wants to sell his license to a candy
manufacturer. He thinks mass production could
reduce the retail cost to 50 or 60 cents each.
A liquor lollipop is a practical product for any
candy maker. he says.
"You could use it as an after-runner treat.
while playing pool, or as a basic conversation
piece." he said.
OF COURSE, HE NOTES, IDS lollipop would
have to be sold in liquor s tores.
Kreske says the lollipop consists of a candy
s hell around a pjutic bubble containing liquor.
When the lollipop ls put in the mouth, the bubble
expands until it breaks and the liquor is released.
After the lollipop is consumed, the bubble is
thrown away with the slick.
Designer labels
'ego boosters'
PHILADELPHIA <APJ -It's not what's on
your jeans pocket, but what's on your mind that
determines whether you'll pay a premium price to .
wear another's name.
That's the conclusion or researchers who found
that the shopper who likes prominent designer
symbols views the world as a competitive place
where one must be noticed to succeed.
·'The people that we studied want to project an
Tm on the rast track ' image. They are aggressive
competitors who need to be noticed and are seek·
ing prestige." said Rolph E. Anderson, a professor
of marketing at Drexel University.
Anderson and Marvin A. Jolson of the
University of Maryland surveyed more than 600
customers with charge accounts at large depart·
ment stores and trendy boutiques in New York,
Philadelphia, Washington and Baltimore.
The study showed that personality -more
than age, sex or social factors -determined
whether a shopper would prefer wearing designer
symbols.
Judge's act upheld
SEATILE CAP> -The Washington State
Court of Appeals has upheld a Judge's jailing or a
man who refused to wear a coat and tie in the
courtroom.
The appeals court said that Snohomish County
Superior Court Judge J ohn F. Wilson was justified
in protecting the decorum of his courtroom when
he sentenced Tom Bly to 12 days in jail for con-
t empt after Bly refused to dress up during two ap:
pearances for a 1979 civil suit.
Bly, an unsuccessful American Constitution
Party congressional candidate in 197&, first said be
could nol afford a coat and tie, and later said be
had many dress clothes but resented the court tell·
ing him how to dress.
Willis M. Vansell
D.V.M.
Takes pleasure in announcing the
opening of a small anlrnat practice at
the Dana Niguel Veterinary Hospital.
Located or.i the corner of Pacific
Coast Highway and the street of the
Golden Lantern.
34181 Pacrfic Coast
Hwy.
~ Please Telephone for appointment .•
496-1259
Tbe Aw• Maru looked like a destroyer on
radar. the oaly measure of idenUfylna Witt
avaUab&e to the Queenfllb, Beanett said, and it
"abowed a blip lbe alae normally seen for a
deatroyer at that ranee and aspect."
Bennett said he learned tbe ahip was too lone
to be a deltroyer wben be ftred hi.I torpedoes in a
wide patt.em and all four bit.
AnEa IT SANll W1TlllN A FEW minutes,
he recalled, "we came acrou a bunch of people in
the water b\:t they wouldn't be rescued. They
s wam away from us."
The one survivor was a steward who •&reed to
come aboard.
"It was a terrible thine, but it wu war," Ben·
netl said. "I woke up the captain and told him tbe
news about what we sank."
The hi&best rankin1 court-martial ever COD·
vened by the Navy resulted in conviction of tbe
captain, Elliott Louchlin, but be remained in tbe
Navy and retired with the rank of rear .admiral.
He lives in the Annapolis. Md .. area. Bennett re·
tired in 1986 .
The Chinese said in 1979 that they had found
the ship on the bottom in the Taiwan Straits 10
miles off the China coast. The Chinese said they
were going to return 158 bodies found with the s hip
to Japan, but made no mention of valuables
aboard.
Items displayed here in Grants Pass, Ore.,
basement are what some loosely-knit
groups are stockpiling, believing that disin·
tegration of American society is imminent.
Preserved foods include fruits, vegetables
and meats. The other objects are a shotgun
and two automatic weapons.
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annual California Band Review in Santa Ana Stadium
meant mwncaana bad to:
-Get up early for the 1001 bus ride. The bour·muat
have been too early for 10.year-old Becky Glover who ac·
companied Pacific Hi1b School from· San Bernardino and
snoozed alon1 the parade route.
Wldl ..... December 10, 1llO
-POLISH SHOES IN parking lot. Roeeman Rocha
dabbed any last-minute scuffs from Anaheim Colonlata.
• -Keep shoes white. Many of the youn1 musicians
found plastic bags provided protection until they 1ot their
marching orders.
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pat.
ALL THE EFFO&T PAID OFF beat for El Dorado
High School, Placentia and Royal Hilb School of Simi
Valley wbo took sweepstakes band and drill priaes for the
second year. The field show award went to Fall brook Hi&h
School in the competition sponsored by the Santa Ana
Winds, an affiliate of the Santa Ana-Tustin YMCA .
Daily Pilot Photos by Gary Ambrose
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Sidney Mobell, San Francisco designer,
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S·ailors given
reunion hints
NORFOLK, Va. (AP> -lf the Navy wanted
you to have a family, the old saying 1oes. it would
have issued you one in your seabag.
But now sailors' family life is a "command
concern " and a team of chaplains and social
workers' is on its way to the Eisenhower battle
group -which bu spent nine months at sea -for
what may become a continuin& program to lessen
the jolt of family reunions.
The Navy, which often ipored the emotional
trauma of long deployments, "has underaone a
radical change," said Dr. Lenard Lexier, the
team's civilian psychiatrist. "It bas endorsed the
concept that it retains families. not sailors."
"ntE FAMILY IS A COMMAND toncem,"
added. Capt. Richard C. Macke, executive officer
of the Nimitz, the aircraft carrier first visited by
the team.
The three-member team now is heading to the
aircraft carrier Dwight D. Eisenhower and its
nuclear cruisers, the Virginia and South Carolina,
due back here Dec. 22 after a 251-day deployment
in the Indian Ocean.
The team's first endeavor, aboard the Nimitz
and its two cruiser escorts in May as those vessels
headed to Norfolk, 1ot a tremendous response
from more than 2,000 crewmen.
The team, sponsored by the N.vy's Family
-Services Center, held seminars to explain to the
long.absent sailors what changes to expect in their
children and wives. who had spent nearly a year
alone. and bow to handle the sight of new babies
they had never held
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THE SEAMEN WERE "HUNGRY and
grateful" for tht hints , said Capt. David S.
Hunsicker. the team's chaplain and head of the
Navy's Family Services Center here.
They wanted to know bow to balance their
highly technological. logical, get-the-job-done ship-
board mentality with family and shore life, he
said.
"They told us on the Nimitz they feel inade·
quate as fathers," Hunsicker said. "They said, 'I
can undentand a nuclear reactor. I can't un·
derstand my 12-year-old daughter."'
So the team discussed the sta1es of child de-
velopment and psycholo1y. 1be sailors learned
that leaving pictures and tapes at home could keep
alive emotional links, tbat takin1 a second honey-
moon could spark resentment in their children,
t.hat sulkiness in teen-a1ers may be an expression
of loye, that the pier is a place for bugs and kisses,
not r~r solving problems.
"I 1111Nll WE LEn SOME raised conscious·
ness," said Jon Parry, senJor social worker at the
family center.
.. We were taken aback by the openness and
the teal desire of the men to talk about sexuality
and ibeir marriages," Hunsicker said.
The Navy hopes the program will help it keep
in the service sailors who otherwise might leave
because of family pressures.
And the team also is considering pre-
deployment work, using satellite tecbnolo'y to get
in touch with sailors during family cnses and
special programs for smaller ships.
"We're so concentrated on ... war, we're get-
ting beat. We're not getting beat in the Indian
Ocean. We're getting beat in (Navy family) bous·
ih&, ''said H\D\Sicker.
NIMITZ COMMAND MASTEa CHIEF Ken
Mantle said the visit left "an afterglow ... The
key word is concern. We showed the 1uys on the
ship the leadership is concerned about them. They
will respond favorably when you say you care."
Only two of 300 surveys prepared by Nimiu
crewmen were negative, and Macke aaid he bad
observed fewer divorces and marital problems
and beichtened pride in the ship.
Japan gets new fX!in
TOKYO CAP) -Japan will introduce a 500-yen
coin, worth about $2.20, by May 1112, the Finance
MlqlltrJ announced.
The coin, the fintintroduced in 24 years, la
n ... ecl because of the arowth of the venclin&
macbiDe lDdUllry, officiall laid. It will replace the
500-Jmbill.
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FllM 11.a •••••••••• , Zlll'-f !tt Training rel'™
JJ' om.an claims injury
AL8UQ\JUQU&, N.11. (AP> -
ft• Calllorala-ba1ed l'"P lJfe· ~ a.e. u. bMD named la a 11.s
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..... wlao alle1n 1M 1uffered
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Paula .. Campbell, a, rued 1uit .._,.ID,..,... ooun. a.,...-.. by w ~la·law, attorney Joa.a S.
Campbell. the woman a11e.-1be
tool!: part ln a w"k·&oot Ufespriq
trainlnl Miilon ln Pboenlx ln Sep-
tember.
TIM .at cbar,_ W..,n., wiUa
lDteatkmal MCll.-ee ud ........
Campbell 1uffered "Hrloua and
Mvere" pbyaieal ud emottc.al ID-
jurte1. Tbe woman 1ald u • l"elult ol
tbe tralnln1 aeuloa, abe was
holpltaliled for 17 da)'S.
Her attorney said Ms. Campbell
''completely at touch wlUa reall~. ''
The suit aeeks tl mlllloa la
punitive dam ..... '500,000 for men-
tal and pbyaiclJ paln, 13,212 for
medical expenaet and $50,000 for
future medical expeuea.
sued in suicide
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP> -A SI mlllloo
wrondul death suit hu been ftled m U .s. Dlltrtct
Court here on bebaU of a man wbo Jumped to bll
death after partlclpatina in a Hlf·improvem•t
trainiq course.
The suit alleles that a SIOO Ufesprtq tralaia1
course offered in Eu1ene ao depreued David R.
Priddie, 25, Uaat be jumped Off • parkin1 1arace
Dec. 5, 1J78.
The suit alle1es that Priddle, ol Euceae, wu
directed to reveal his innermoet anxieties about
abuse be suffered as a child dwiDI the five-day
coune.
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PoUu, who advh• ttaat
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preada.
Nestande Dames his new office staff
co1ta lleaa omeer Duhl
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ear. Hetui•raoo d1Hover•d
ao•eoH bad taken bll JS0 ta.lmet ,..... tM front tHl ol hii uatoeu.t.at.
He flied a petty theft report
The twu iaew Oran1e County
eu,.nt.lon acbechaled to take
olftc• • Ju. 5 lulv• stepped up tJMtr tl' .... &icm procram1.
Th•rd dil\rict &a,.rvlsor ... led
ltruc• ~landt uoounced b1I
olfk• a&aff. which wm be led by
N •1 lande '1 si x .year
admlnlatratlve aide. Ron
Ro1en
aleanwbHe. Roaer Stanton,
•ho will take ove r the lit
Olatrict &.Pervitorial poat oow held by Phlllp Anthony,
conducted lnt.erviewa Monday at
the Hall ol AdminiatnUon in
Santa Ana to qui1 appUcanta for
aide positions.
Neatande beat Supervisor
Ed ison Miller In a bitter
stru11le whicb ended ln tbe June
electloo. Since then, Nestande
and MUJer have remained at
odds. Rocers be&an working out
or Supervisor Ralph Clark's
office last week.
Nestande said ln a . news
release issued Monday that bis
aides will be:
-Don Willet of Irvine,
le1i1latlve alfain coordiaator
for tbe Newport·Harbor
Chamber ot Commerce, to work
with munidpal affairs cowaclla
andhomeowner1roups. ,
-Ernie Sc~aeider of
Capistrano Beach, an
adminbtrataive analyst witb tbe
county Environmental
Manasement A1ency since 11'11,
to handle land use iaauea.
-Gaddi Vuque1 of Oraqe,
community-relatlon1
coordlnator for tbe clty of
Rlvenide, wbo beld a similar
job witb tbe Oran1e Police
Department. He will be
respomtble for 1enera1 aemees
and community safety tuuea.
-Jeanne Reinhardt ot Yorba
LiAda, a fteld repreaeatative for
Neatande while be wu a state
Aaaemblyman, to handle Human
Se"lees Alenc~uea. -Tom Elc rn of Irvine,'
public informatJoa offieer for
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District , la cbar1e o
communications an
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Kay Oot1GD will be Nettande''
executive aeeretary and La
Oberjuerae ot Yorba Llnda,
earlier Neltande employee, will
bebU~t.
Barbara Brown, Stanton'•
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transition.
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Stephen Roth. a private detective. who allegedly
was hired by Ms. Rothman to tape-record Lem·
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -A&ricultural students ''-;:iiiiiiii~iiiiiiiii~~~~~=~======~=~~ at Woodland Hills' Taft High School say they're I
afraid to leave their chickens, ducks, lambs and
other farmyard pets in their compound, f0Uowin1
the vicious killinl and torture or some or the
animals during the weekend.
"It was a horrible siaht," said Melinda
McPberron, 17, tears wellin& in her eyes as she
told about her two ewes. each or which had an eye
gouged out during the attack.
She was planning to take the orrsprine. or her
pregnant ewe to the Devonshire Downs fair this
summer, but now is not sure the lamb will survive
following the attack on the mother.
"l'VE WANTED TO GET a steer, but now I'm
scared." she said, "because what would they have
done to a steer?"
The animals belong to the students and are
cared for at the school.
A small Nubian goat, two ducks, a ben and a
rooster were killed in the attack. Another hen and
rooster were so critically injured they had to be
destroyed by the Animal Regulation Department.
The dead, and many of the injured, animals
had been shot in the eyes, but some had also been
beaten. Police detective Fred Duit.sman said SO·
meone had cli mbed into the pen where the animals
were kept and shot them with a BB or pellet gun.
"THE EYES WERE THE FOCVS, whoever '
did it." said Sidney Hill, the instructor of the pro-
gram since it began in 1960. "Maybe he Cthe van-
dal) has an injured eye himself. or be wanted to
get back at the animals or the kids for some
strange reason."
The animals were discovered Saturday ~
Mike Eidenberg, who came to feed his ducks and
chickens.
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wall. I saw the lamb had a lacerated eye and a
swollen nose. I didn't know what to do so I went
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Wanda Johnson. 17. had six chickens at the
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"n' WAS BEATEN VP A BIT," she said, "but •I
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London twin• have one mind in two bodies
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patterM that create ll weird
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DOCIOU &£PORT they've
never before enl'<>Wl t.,red such a
<'ase and ay the twins are so
<'lose they almost seem lmked
by telepathy
The tw~ became news m Ju·
ly when they appeared before
magistrateli in their home city or
York to plead guilty lo breach of
the peace. The charge was rel·
atively innocuous. The facts re•
vealed by police were biiarre.
For LS years, the unmar ried
tw ins bave sh ared a n ob·
sessiona1 romantic fi xation on
truck driver Kenneth Iveson. 56,
a former neighbor. He used to
chat to the m but dropped the
friendship when he married.
The twins began ho unding
him. constantly followin& him to
work and hanging around out·
side his hom e and the club
wher e be drinks. Eventually
they toolt to screaming abuse at
him in the street . When they
threw themselves in front of his
car, Iveson went lo the police.
The charge resulted.
THE MAGISTRATES sent the
twins to a remand center at
Durham J ail for medical ex·
a m i nations. Whe n t hey ap·
peared again J uly 22, Dr. David
Westbury, a psychiatrist, report.
ed: "This is an extraordinary
experience and one 1 have never
encountered before in the whole
of m y career. There is certainly
n o m edi ca l explanation or
medical solution lo the prob·
lem.''
Westbury said the twins are
articulate and or normal in·
telligence and were not s uirering
from mental illness but from a
·'personality disorder.·'
In addition. a se nio r
psychiatrist who asked not to be
identified said : "Their total
parallel identity, particularly
their constant oneness in s peak·
ing, takes them far beyond any
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THESE TWO LONDON SISTERS ARE OF ONE MINO
Twine Greta end Frede Chepln, 37, .,. ... , truck drtver
othe r sets of identica l twins
kn own t o p syc h o logical·
tnedicine This mus t be the
nearest thing the world has ever
seen lo a daily unrehearsed
dazzling display or telepathy ...
THE MAGISTRATES deferred
sente ncing and said mean-
time they m~t stay away from
Iveson. From the dock the twins
replied in unison : "We have
learned our lesson. We have
been to prison and we won't
bother rum again ...
But. when they appeared Nov
4, each wearing one pink mitten
irnd one brown woole n glove.
police said they'd broken their
promise by again following
Iveson to work and standing out·
side his factory.
The court ordered a s uspended
one-month sentence. meaning
they will each spend a month in
prison if they bother Iveson
again.
The aCfair has prompted
nu m erous news stor ies, but
social worker s are advising
them against a lmost all in
terviews, fearing effort!I to help
will backfire ir the twins are
seen as freaks.
BUT OFFICIALS HAVE given
some details of thei r life,
described by '(ork social worker
Jean Oglethorpe as "one mind in
1 two bodies."
T he twins' parents d ressed
the m identically and encouraged
their closeness lo the extent that
they screamed if parted. They
lived with their parents until
they were 27, when they moved
into an apartment in a hostel run
by the York council's social
services department.
T heir strange condition, hav·
ing to be together 24 hours a
day. makes holding normal jobs
and leading normal lives almost
impossible. The women have
lived mostly on welfare since
lea ving home
Severa! years ago, they were
sent to different hospitals in a
bid to establish more separate
identities. They refused to eat or
talk to doctors, and arranged
secret meetings by telephone.
TODAY THEY'RE SO close
that they sleep in a double bed.
cook breakfast while both hold
the Crying pan handle and use
identical soap.
When a social worker gave
one green soap and the other
pink they wept. Each cake of
soap had to be cut in two so each
twin had one green and one pink
piece. When coat buttons failed
to match the twins swapped
them around so each had an
equal numbe r of green and
black
They spend their days at an
occupational ther apy unit. ar-
ranging the same flowers and
sharing the same knitting wool.
Talking or working, their hands
move in unison.
They have recently befriended
another resident at the hostel,
an elderly woman, and visit her
room ror tea . Social workers see
this as an encouraging sign that
they are starting to take interest
in the world beyond each other.
Before this ne w relationship,
they had no friends or social life.
''THERE IS SOME strange
com mwiication between them,
som ething subliminal," said
Gordon Palm e r . di rector of
Yo rk social services
Keith Coxon. who with his
wife. Adrienne, runs the hostel
where they Uve, said : "They're
intelUgent and sensitive. They
must have suffered terribly. The
fact is that the outside world
r ea lly does n 't unde rstand t he m."
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Don't count out-the Rams yet
They still have a slim chance to win the NFC West title ...
1amea at home to C le ve land and
Hou ton.
•1 IOllN l•VANO .................
9o Yo'l lhlnk lbe ..... .,.. died, b.,
Vo. ficured they burl.cl thelr la1t
r...._. of 1urvlval Uftdlr the"'°"' and
l'OW of luff alo. WeU, amadqly. Ute ltUM.,. atiU
bruduQa. if ever to 1UahUy. l.Deredlble
M .. mA,)~ ... m· and de1pite the fad the ~tlaota l'aleona are ltylQc '° nail UM ~offiA abut, Coach Ray Malavaai's
14..ad hu • fa.uat 1luruner ol hope re· mahun1 m 1u quest for an e11hth
nra~ NFC West latle.
What bu to happen a.od. cr.aianted, tbls
IM'IDI lmlilrely. is lbe foUowtn&
The Rama must wlJ\ their remain·
lat two 1•-at bom• atalalt Dallu
and 'AUaa&a. -TM hleou muat cooperate bJ lol·
iql at home uu. SUnday acalDlt San
Fr aacileo, ud lhen •&•in a week later
at AnaMlm Stadium."
Admittedly, Ut.1a ftna1 JUP appears
fut11t, etpeeially m Ueu the way the
Rama are reelln& (partlcularlf wttb ln·
joriea) and tbe Falcoaa are 1uritn1
(bavina won teven 1tra11bt).
A more real.LIUc auumptkJD la tbat
the Rama will reach poet-Muon play
by way ol a wild card berth. But even
with that, there are compUcatiom.
As beat up and crippled u the Rams
find themselves today, it's not incon-
ctlvable they eou1d loee bath 1ame1 to
UM Cowboys and Paleooa.
-
Of eoune, it '1 ewer to explain bow
tbe Rama could 1et in ratber tbu bow
tbey c:ouldn't , IO bere'1 what DMda to
b•ppm '°'the t.am to qualifJ:
It '1 apparent there are enough
avenues for the Rams. Whal they have to
try to avoid now is taking the wrong road
and findinl a dead end,
* * * -Tbe Rama could make It limple by
wlnnilll one of their rema1nlq two
tames.
Tbe Rama have decided to brin1 in
-1.f the RaJm can't manqe that,
they could IWl be elilible lf Detroit wu
to lose one ol lta rema1nlq two aamea
at ~ome to Tampa Bay or Green Bay.
only three runnin& backs for a one-day
tryout and"th·e names have been
cbansect aomewbat from the ones that
were thrown around Sunday.
Malavui indicated the team would
loot at Lydell Mitchell <ex-San Diego
Charier), James McAlister Cex-San
Franciaco 49er) and Scott Laidlaw Cex-
-U thole optiom don't materialbe
however, tbere'a 1Wl a third alternativ~
Minnesota loain1 lb final two
I
Miller,
Trojans
breeze
Pro• AP dllpa~ltft
Clearly, if the USC basketball
team is goin1 to be competitive
this season, it needs forward
Purvis Miller, a 6·8 senior who
exhibited bis many talents Tues·
day niibt.
Miller, who bas bad a number
of problems since wtderl0in1
knee sur1ery last February,
scored 211 points and frabbed 13
rebounds as tbe Trojans
whipped viaitinc Texas D-11 at
the Loa Aqelea Sports Arena.
··1 wu very impressed with
Purvis tonitht," said USC Coach
Stan Morrison after bis team
raised its record to 3·1. "He was
very acU ve defenai vely and
created some confusion on their
team.
"HE aEBOUNDED and
scored well inside. I think
Purvis is quicker. he's been
quicker since bia knee operation
last spring. His lateral move·
ment is much better than last
year."
Earlier this fall, it was an-
nounced that Miller would not be
playing for the Trojans this
season because of an incident
with several USC football
playen. However, later be was
cleared to play.
Lall moatb, Miller was sus-
pended for what was called a
"non-athletic university-related
incident." He sat out two 1ames
before being reinstated prior to
last Friday night's 1ame against
Doane College. He scored 23
points coming off the bench as
the Trojans breezed to a 99-58
victory.
Barry Brooks added 22 points
and bad 13 rebounds for the Tro-
jans. Forward Henry Johnson
led Texas, 3-2. with 24 points.
(8ee liJIS, Pa1e 87>
No Magic
Lakers
Dallas
DALLAS (AP> -What a djf.
ference a month makes for the
Loa Angeles La.kers when they
don't have Earvin "Magic"
Johnson. Even the lowly ex·
panaion Dallas Mavericks take
heart when they play them.
On Nov. 7th, the Lakers blew
out the Mavericks 126-102 in
Reunion Arena with Johni:.on
scoring 32 poin~. grabbang nine
rebounds, making eight steals
and doling out seven iiSs1sts He
also made a 43-foot three-pointer
at the first-half buzzer
THERE WAS NO Magic Tue!)·
day night. With the tnJ ured
Johnson still on the me nd. the
Mavericks battled the defending
world champions to the fin al
buzzer before falling 103-~2.
Trying to snap a 10-Rame los
ing· streak, the Mav:. led at
halftime 53-51 and had the game
tied 78-all after three quarters
Kareem Abdul -J ahba r
snapped the Lakers to life with
10 straight points late in the
game as the Mavi:. suffered their
20th loss in 21 game5
"Dallas played admirably."
said Lakers ' Coach Paul
West.head. "They seemed to tire
at the end. Dallas "as pl aying
bard. We were not fiat When
Dallas played hard Wl had to
play hard."
Westhead ga ,·e ampl<' rest
during the ga m e lo Abdul
Jabbar , givin g Mark
Bristol fired .
RAY MALAVASI
#
• survive
scare
Landsber~er plenty of playing·
lime
''KAREEM WAS fresh when I
needed him ... said We!>lhead.
Landsbergcr has bt·en hobbled
by a s prained ankle and
Westhead said, "He just played
mostly on desire. He's only
about 75 perct:nt fit."
AhduJ-Jabbar scored a game
high 29 P,?mts and ~rnbbed 12 re·
bound!). Smooth for" <trd Jamaal
Wilkes added ~ points for the
Laker.;.
It was only Los Angeles' fifth
victory 111 10 games without
Johnson and ended a two-game
losing streak on th"' road.
Dallas was paced by guard
Geoff Huston. who scored 19
points. and forwa rd Tom
J.aGarde. who added 15.
"W e made to<l rn <tn y mistakes
10 the: stretch, .. '>d id Dallas
\oach D1C'k Motta "I just
wac;n't plt><1ci•d with 11ur play in
tht· :-.I rNch Of t ourse. the talent
on lh<: other k{!m 11 nally took
hold
''THEY Vt i..~T TO .he bit guy
Abdul-Jabbar and he can really
wear )OU down "
Motta ari dt'd, "H a team
comes in hcrt· and d•Jt«;n 't want to
play hard :i~.w1.,t us I think we
ha ' P :.i chonrt--tu win .\tone time,
I d idn't think th:• ...,J.,..,o"
Tht:' Lake-.. .., "'ho a rt:' 20-10, re·
turn to :irt1nn '()n1J>!hl :it Houston
where th<'v far•· lh., Hockets.
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DINO BELL IS ONE OF THE BIG REASONS WHY EDISON HIOH IS 13-0.
ELSEWHEaE TUESDAY
nitbt, Fresno State whipped
Arizona 70-60; Waabin1ton
downed Seattle Pacific 93·87;
Ore1on lost to Rhode Island
67-66; Loyola toppe(I Cal State
Fullerton ll0-85 ; San Joae State
walloped Sacramento State
85-61; Utah nipped Utah State
83·31; Goma1a downed Weber
State 61-51; the University ol
San Diqo beat Illlnoi1-Cbicaao
Circle 88-G; Nevada-Reno loet
to 18th ranted Iowa 112-71, and
the A tbletes lo Action )oat a l'7 .50
exhibition 1ame to 17th-ranted
Arita.mas.
Blyleven trade~
• mam
DinO hru proven he's in Kerwin's league
By ED ZINTEL
Of .. Dellf Pl ... SC...
There's something about Dino Bell that
makes you wish the world's collective ear
could just stop for a moment and hear what
he has to say.
Dino James Bell. D.J . for short.
Most only know bi'm as a bet\er than
average football player at a high school in
Huntington Beach named Edison.
Ob yes, Edison. Good football school right? '
Bell, hmmm. Didn't he have an older
brother? What was his name ... Kevin?
Ker:wtn. Dino Bell is the younger brotber of
Kerwin Bell. Let's not reha.sh it, all right?
NO MATrEa WHAT anyone says Henry
Bell Sr. and his wife brought three ms into
this world -Henry Jr., Kerwin and Dino.
Just for a change, we're going to tallt Dino
here.
Dino Bell. Bom 17 years ill<> in Altadena.
Tbe youngest child of a used car dealer who
loved bis som eo much, he'd drive four hours
a day to and from the car lots in Costa Mesa
juat so that hls boys could go to sleep at
ol1bts without feeling bun1ry.
Dino wu always tbe squirt. "Juat make
sure your older brothers always know where
you are. Don't do this and don't do that. You
don't see Henry and Kerwin dolq that, do
you?" •
That's how it always wu, JUcbt tbrouab·
elementary. junior hilh and hllb acbool
"Hey DI.no, do you think you can nm aa fut
aa Kerwin? Well don't worry, someday you wm."
That's how it always was. It wu alwaya
someday f<?r little Dino.
AND THEN THEaB came football.
Everyone played football. Henry Jr., Kerwin
and Dino. That '1 all tbere wu for tbe bo11 ol
a black car 1a1esman.
So Dlno played. Of coune be played -u
aoon .. Henry or Kenna wen tbroueb.
Then d8d sat Und. Tired ol tbe drift. So
be ma.ed tbe fam.Uy to H1111tiDCtoD Beadl.
Henry Jr. bad graduated from bilh school
and Kerwin was 1oing to be a senior. Dino
was coming alone too. Alter sltippin1 a
grade, be wu going to be a junior.
That's when Kerwin decided that football
was bis game.
Kerwin did it all. He was big, fut and bad
plenty of moves to dominate a football 1ame
from his tailback position. He decided that be
would leave no doubts who the best nm.ning
back in the Southland's high schools wu. It
was Kerwin Bell.
AND SO AGAIN, Dino waited hi.a turn. He
stayed out of Kerwin's way by playtn1 de-
fense. Just lite he did in Jr. All-American
football.
Finally, after becomlnt the CJF player of
the year and leadin1 Edlaon Hilb to tbe top
of the ranks here, tbe". and everywhere,
Kerwin graduated and went to tbe Univenlty of Kanau. _
Now, it was Dino's turn. People expected a
lot. Tbey ablolutely expected It ol Dlno.
But wbat about Dino? What did be apfft?
"Notblq. I never expected notNn1," la
what be aaya. "At tbe bepnntn1. I trted to
measure up to him <Kerwin). But tben I came
to tbe reallutJon that I wun't u aood. Wben
otber people also reallied that, tbe preaure
waa off. I've never tried belq like blm and I
neverwlll."
Dino Bell, who •• a matter ol fad, bu
become very much Ute hla older brother onl1
lo tbe respect that be too la now a 1uperb
tailback for another 1uperb l:dllOll i.am,
apeab bla mind.
BIHL BAI TBS llATVan'Y ol 1G11MODe
twice bla .,.. He ta1b as if be'a ... It all,
witb the lnaltbt of a penan fto fu1l1 UD·
dentanda wbo be la and wbat mu• Ille
work.
"I loclk back at it all now and I tbiM P'OW·
lnl up ID AJtadma rM117 bllped me,'' 1eU
1aid • be relued ID UM cool ...._ cm tbe
SclllOe cam.-. Jail prior to a worlsou& Wa
( ... DINO,Paae•>
f
Bobby Davis scored 16 points
as Fresno State whipped
Arizona. Ron Davis and John
Smith had 15 points each for the
Wildcats.
Andra Grirrin's 31 pofots
helped Wubiniton to its third
victory lo four games.
John Gries had 17 points in
Oregon's ftnt loss of the sea.son.
JIM MeCLOSKEY had 29
points and Mite Antoine added
24 points and a career·hilh 11 re-
bounds for Loyola. Michael An·
denon bad 25 points and 10 re-
bounds for Fullerton.
Sid Wllliama' 22 points paced
San Joee State to lts easy vic-
tory.
I
TIC1'EJS ·oN S4LE
FOR EDISON-FY
Pre-aale tlclteta for tbe
Edhon-Fountaln Valley
showdown at Anaheim Stadium
Friday nilbt for tbe CIF Bil
Five Conference football cbam·
pionabip are available at both
1cbooll ftnanclal offlcea, dally
from 7 ....
Reaened aeata at '4 and
1e6eral admiulon at SJ.50 are
available, in addltioa to a YWJ
limited quantity of M.50 Ueketa.
Fam are adYiled UM eutern
ball of tbe'"llicllwn~wllropm ...-
))' u necwary to aeeomodate
tb• crowd H it wldena and
pauUllJ wrape ....... tbe md
IOD ... 'I'll•, Ueketa for Mita
bet ....... •yard liHI will be
ata pnmhlm.
Cards get Slater
DALLAS CAP > -T he St.
Lou.is Cardinals now have what
could be the best one·t wo relief
punch in baseball.
Pitcher Be rt Bl yleven has
~n granted his request and no
looter is a Pittsburgh Pirate.
And, San Francisco Giants
Manager Dave Bristol is looking
for a job.
ALL AllE THE result!> of ac
lions Tuesday at major league
baseball's winter meetings.
Whitey Herzog. gene r ,al
mana1er and manager of the
Cardinals, continued his wheel·
inl and dealing by acquiring re·
liever Bruce Sutter from the
Chicago Cubs.
Sutter joins reli ever Rollie
Fingers, obtained by the
Cardinals Monday in an 11
player deal with San Diego.
Henog. however. has indical·
ed he may use Fingers as trade
bait for a starting pitcher. re·
portedly Oak.land's 16-game win·
ner Matt Keough.
Blyleven left the Pirates for a
Ume last season expressing dis-
satisfaction' with the way he was
bein1 handled by Manager
Chuck Tanner. He objected to
beinl lifted in late innings of
clOHtames.
BL YLEVE1" II.ADE no seeret
tbat be wanted to be traded, pre·
ferably to tbe American League,
where tbe uae of the designated
bitter provides more pitching
time.
Tbe Pirates obliged, sending
Bl1leven od catcher Manny
SUl\IU)en to tbe Cleveland ln-
diau fGI' p6tchera Victor Crul,
a!ael Vuqun, Bob Owcbinko
and cateber Gary Aleaander.
Tbe Cardinals aave the Cum,
wbo baft embarked on a youth
rebulldlDI pro1ram, third
buemm Ken Reita, prom.latnc
o-.tfteldlr Leon ~am and a
player to be named later, pro.
bably rrunor league infielder Ty
Waller.
Fi\'e de a ls involving 27
players were complt!ted in the
first two days or the weelt·lona
meetings
IN ANOTHER development,
Lee May. who played out bis op-
tion with the Baltimore Orioles
and W<'nt into Lhe re-entry draft,
:.i l(n ed with the American
League champion Kansas City
Royals and will be used u a
backup first baseman. desi1Dat·
ed hitter and pinch hitter.
The surprise of the meetings
thus far "°as the firing of Bristol
by San Fr ancisco owner Bob
Ourie . It shocked Bristol.
The Cubs have been trylftl to
unload Sutter ever since tbe
split-fingered fo rk ball expert
won a salary arbitration award
of $700,000 for the 1980 teuoa.
The Cubs. having finished lut in
the National League Eaat, are
trying to unlood a number ol
high-priced players
SlJ'MER. A 27-year-old rllbt·
hander, has a 32·30 record but
133 saves in h1s more than four
seasons '>''ilh t he Cuba. Hla
career ~RA Is 2 40 Reita, •. ii
a two-lime ~Id Glove award
winner, who hit 27 1 last aeMCJD.
The key to the deal for the
Cubs, however , was Durham,
who i.s regarded by mall)' u a
potential s upers t ar. He la
viewed as a hub in the Cblcaeo
youth plan.
The Cubs·Cardinah deal wu
stymied temporarily when ._,
invoked bis no--trade cla9M _.
refused to make the mot9. He
cban1ed hls mind wla• UM
Carda and C\.lbl 1hared U. "..t
of an estimated '200.• • ._,
the tblrd baseman's trade.-.
Pittaburlh had been p1ISWJ
Blylnen to all interHt ..
partJet, and finally c1ee•t1a •
the Cleveland otrer.
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No foe when long trip
ende for Colonel White ......... , .....
TOl..llW>. <>Mo TM butliltMU ~am ol m 0111111 Wllile H.lita lchool ol 0.1'00 traveled • au.•...-....,.. IO~ &,eoe.r·~ lo 1'olMD. a .... U..t doean 't eallt
T'9 TWdo leMol wu· UDOnl ll bWkilllp clOled lbia ,...,, • ,.... ti a .. I m.Ulaoa U... ia &M public acltoola buqet n. wonl ...-,..ew ColGeel wwa. oMelall.
.. .,._ w pulW up &mo tM acbool, I.bite waa nobody aa1• .... •• uW Neal HuyUDU, c.oklDel Wb1te'1 coach .. The
.... WM au~ up. It &ooked Uk• a priaoo .••
OM taor wu abootlAt • buketMU ou&aide the Spencer·
..,..._ ~ wbeo the JI.member Dayton ttavelint p1rty
arrivtd lul .-end.
"I uked hlm what bappeoed t.o lbe &aJlle," Huysman
Mad. "He aald the school wu cloMd down bftauae of a beat· ... ~. so I tbouebt maybe tbe site (ol lbe eame> had
... D cbanaed. I djdn 't know the acbool bad been ck>Hd down
,.rmanenUy ··
Huysman aaad be wun't concerned that he was unable to
aft uy acoutinl reports on the Toledo opponent. ''f d been lookinl at the oewspa.J)en for the scores across 4M 1&.l&e,." Huysman said. "and I didn't see tbein anywhere.
I lboulbt maybe they'd forlQUOn to call them in (to the
oewapaper). I've done lbat before myself."
Robert Lacy, principal ol Coloael White, said bb school
apeot 9llO on the round trip to Toledo. He \hinks the Toledo
pubUe Hboola should pay thole expenaes.
"After all, tbe)I. (Spencer-Sharples) bad an obli1alion to
let ua know that the school wu cloHd and the contract was
void " Lacy said.
Geor1e Kni&ht, a former Spen~r-Sharples principal.
Hid be 1poke with Andrew Jordan, I.be scbool 's former
athletic director, who did not recall that a written agreement
bad been alped between the schools.
"Frankly," Knigh\ said, "I don't know where the error
Ue1."----
a-------Quofe of flte day -----
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Joe Moetaaa on
his team's comeback 38·35 victory Sunday after trailin1
New Orleans, 35-7: "Ir they could score 35 points, so
could we ... and w~ did."
Colorado gain•·· le on ,,.,.,.,.,. •• fl'Hll
a. -Delonle'a huatlin1 goaJ midway lhrough ~
the final period capped a Colorado rally which pro-'
duced a 4·4 lie with BuffaJo lit NaUonaJ Hockey
Lea1ue action Tuesday nilht ... Toey Carrie
scored two goals and had two assists and llerme Federko
contributed one goal and three assists as the Blues took a 4·1
triumph and snapped Minnesota's five-game unbeaten streak
... Daye Wllllams scored two goals, including the
tiebreaker early In the second period and led Vancouver to a
4-2 win over Washington. Washington goalie Mike Pal•a\ffr
recorded 39 saves ... NHL owners probably will accept a
package of new team aUgninents, scheduling procedures and
a new playoff format during toda"y's board or governor's
meeting in Palm Beach, Fla.
lloM11•on Ill•• 10 a• ~11n• win. IZJ-108
TnlCk ........ pumped in 20 or his 40 points m
in a torrid third quarter Tuesday rucht u Phoenix
scored a 123-108 National Basketball Association
victory over Cbica10. Walter Davia, Deaala
.. ....._ and bll llelleJ c:on\libu\ed a total of 51 points as
the S\D scored lbelr 12th road victory of the year . . . aay wuua .. scored 15 of hjs career-hip 42 points to lead New
York to a 107·104 win over Washinston ... Georae Genta
acored 33 points to lead San Antonio past
Utah, US-90 . . . Robert Pama., Larry
Blrd and Cedric Maswell led Boston from
a fi.ve-point deficit to a seven-polnt lead In
an awesome third quarter as the Celtics
ram~ for a 112-89 win over Milwaukee
. . . Jolla Drew and Daa aoHdfleld
scored 11 points each in a 34·point third
quart!!r as Atlanta defeated San Diego,
114-87 . . . Steve Mlx scored all 10 of his
points in ~ last six minutes of the game,
leadin1 a lf·3 surge, to give Philadelphia a
•Ge•lflOfl 96-83 victory over Cleveland. The triumph
raised Philadelphia'• record to 26-4, the beat in the league
. . • . Ila Pau. scored 10 ol bis career-bi1h 30 points in the
third quarter as Portland went on to defeat Seattle, 111·98. It
was the fourth straight victory for the Blazers, 11·19 in the
NBA Pacific Division cellar while the Super-Sonics ended a
four-game winning streak . . Gu Willia•• met with Seat-
tle President 7.ollle Volclllok Tuesday but Volchok said t.he
elusive guard's agent squelched any hopes of an agreement.
Panegltian .. Obrn arr ind ... aftf
Ara Panepjaa, who televises college football •
1ames for ABC-TV, and Merla OIMll, a commen-
tator for pro contests for NBC. wett among 12
pertonS formally inducted into the College Foot·
ball Hall ol Fame Tuesday. Parsegbian coached at Miami of
Ohio. Northwestern and later at Notre Dame. Olsen played
end and tackle at Utah State before playtn1 IS seasons with
the Rama ... Norm t:Healaer&er, flamboyant former basket-
ball coach at the University of New Mexico, can't be tried on
charges ol allegedly making false public vouchers, the state
Court ol Appeals in New Mexico ruled . . . Two Canadian
Football League teams -Hamilton and Sukatchewan-
reportedly are Interested tn FraU a ... , fired last year after
a stormy coachina career at AriJODa State University . . .
A•Y AkoeU. 24, who won four events ln 1980, includin& the
U.S. Women's Open, hu won the Vare Trophy for having the
lowest scortn& averaae on the LPGA tour thia year . . . Myra
Vaa a..e, 25, bu been named the LPGA'a 1980 Rookie of
lbe Year ... Kanau City's Gewse 8reU, who hit .390 and
bad a »same blttin1 streak ln tbe American Lea1ue durin1 ,
lllO aeuon, wu named Major Leape Player of the Year by
the Sport.inc News . . . .lad Paten can count on coacbin1
the SdUJe Seahawka next year despite the team '1 seven-
came bini streak, says General llanater ..... ,.... ....
. . . Tbe 1111 Formula One racing seuon, jeopardised by the
withdrawal ol lta main supplier of auto tires (Goodyear). has
been ~ by one month, organiaen of the year's flnl
race Unounced.
T ........... radlo
Fdllowlno ate the top sPOrts events on TV tonight. Ratings
ere: (I I I excellent; / 1 1 worth watching: 11 fair; 1 forget
It.
[-) IP·"'·· CMnnel t ./ ./ ./
NML MOCKaY: Kings at Mlnnttot.. A a ,.__..: lob Mlll•r end PtW weber.
After winning tour str119M, the Kinas went flat Monday
nltlht In ._... to the Calgary Flames. Chlrli. SlmrMt stortd
Mj 2"" ONI Of the "" but It w.sn't .nougft and captain Mike Murpfty feet the Kings might taeve been flat. "Wt .. ,..,,., lharp
Mrty Md It cost us," he said. "But w.'re 001no to lose tome
game1 wtltn we're flat Ille• tnlt."
RADIO
.. ....,. .. -Lelctrs at Houston, S:SO p.m., KLAC <S70); Hock.-, -Kings et Mlnnnot., S:JO p.m., KOOO (600).
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RAMS ••• I
New York Giant>, witb lbe de·
flAlte ......... ol OM of t.bem \hit
week aacl poaslbb another
followial t.be Dallu same Mon·
day.
llalavui ii dMply concerned
about bll l'\lllnlnc back l*itloo..
Only tbree bodies-Cullen
Bryant, Mike Guman, Jewerl
Tbomu-are left, and oa1.Y two
are completely IO\&nd u Gwnan
ls 1ulfering from a very t.ender
knee which could easily keep
bim out ol I.be atartln1 lineup
Monday. If that happens ,
Thomu would 1et the nod.
II alavasi also said Tuesday
one of the team's top prioritJea
during the colle1e draft will be
that of a runnin1 back. The re-ason why is simple: too many
injuries, too oft.en to bis top two
starters (Wendell Tyler and
Elvis Pei~k >. • • • A'li for the other wounded,
Vince Ferragamo said he should
be rudy to play, Pat Thomas is
doubtful with bis tender ankle
and Jim Youngblood is 50-50 for
Monday's game, according to
the team physician.
Others who could also swing to
the sidelines are : Fred Dryer
(calf pull), Mike Fanning (caU
pull). Cody J ones <hamstring). • • *
Malavasi took advantage of
Tuesday's media gathering to
rip the officials for their poor
handling of the play which sent
Ferragamo bent over in pain to
the lockerroom.
Ma lavasi was insistent that a
flag should have been thrown
a fter Buffalo's Ben Williams
went head and shoulders in Fer·
ragamo's exposed right s ide.
"The league o ffi c ial s
s pecifically discussed that type of play earlier in the year with
us." Malavasi explained. "What
Williams did (spearing) should
have been called. It was called
against us this year. The official
just blew the call. He said it was·
a clean pit."
The camera angle of the blow
left some doubt as to whether
Williams went in with his helmet
or slid it to the side and crushed
Ferragamo with his shoulder.
.. All I know 1s that his head
was down when he hit me," said
Fe rragamo of the incident.
"Usually a linem an's head is up
when he hits you."
fo'erragamo. who hasn't worn
any type or protective device
thlr season. will be wearing a
flak·Jacket for his tender ribs
Monday.
Ferragamo wore the jacket
last year, but the garment had a
tendency to restrict certain arm
movements, so he casted it aside
this season.
"It's a little restricting, but
not a lot," said Ferragamo. who
refused to blame his not wearing
one SWlday for the injury.
"It was actually a freak thing
All injuries are rrect k things .. • * •
One reporter asked Malavasi
who he'd rather face if his team
was a wi ld card e ntra nt-
Philadelph.ia or Dallas .
"It doesn 't make any d1f·
rerence," was his reply. "I think
we can beat either one."
Pirates,
Gauchos
• post WIDS
There wa s little to chooc;e
between the two ,victories re-
corded by area junior colleges
Tuesday night as Orange Coast
rolled by Palomar at home. ~67
and SaddJeback toppled host Mt.
San Jaci nto. 98-79 in non·
conference basketball play
Coach Tandy Gillis 's OCC
Pirates had a tough first-half,
then came back to blow their
foes out of the gym in the second
half.
"We struggled because we
didn 'l take advantage of what
they Rave us in the first half."
GUiis said. ·'They gave us gaps
in the wne and we had djfficulty
with it.
"Everyone is playing hard
and this is an intelligent group of
kids who will only get better as
the aeuon goes on . "
John Saunders scored 10 of his
13 points ln the first half to keep
the Pirates in the game. Chris
Beasley then took over in the
second half, scoring 20 of bis
game-high 2JIS in that period. .
Geuchoaroll, 11-79
Six playen scored in double
figures for Saddleback's
Oauchoe with Tom McCluskey
hitting 18 ror individual honon.
Curtia Crouley had a team·
hlah nine rebounds whtle Pete
DeCuu had 14 uaiats to bring
hla total to 43 in the last three
games.
SaddJeback wasted little Ume
in taking the lead. jumptnc out
to an 1J -4 edge after three
minutes and never lookin1 bltck.
The Gauchol bit 41 ol 11 abota
for a SS ~rcent fi1Ure ln lm·
provtnc tHelr record to 5-2 lot
the aeuoa.
The G1uchoS play LoD1 Beach
at I o'clock Tltand11 nl•bt m an opeDial round 1ame ol t.IM Santa Barb ... toumaDMnt wbe,. Sad·
dJebaclc la the defeadinc (cham-
pion.
WedneecMy. O.Cember 10, 1980 CWLY PILOT
Roger Carlson
Ref ret11rned pay r : • • ....
11ere·a one for lbe book -an Oran1e County
football olficlal had lbe lntetllaal fortitude to do
ao11>etblq at.olutely contrary t.o the norm -be
admitted be did a lousy job, to the extent be re·
turned Ida paycheck. 1
Unbelievable? Well, it'a true, but he must 10
unnamed. since it wu bi.a request when he re·
turned his check to 1cbool officials at Fountain
Valley Hieb for a recent Stmaet Leasue game.
Regard.leas of the level of play, It see ma the
one big thing among officials ls to stonewaJI any
kind or mistake, as to suneat perf~Uon. They are
the first to suegest no one is perfect, but admit a
mh1ta.ke? Hardly .
The National FootbaU League is a 1ood study
of this -should a coach criticize. he Is likely to be
fined. ·
Probably the bes t one of all regardlne
lJtonewaJUng was a few years ago when Huntington
Beach High basketball coach Elmer Combs found
himself with the ultimate frustration
Things had not gone well for Combs' team that
evening and the officiatmg was bad, in the eyes qt
Combs.
So he entered the officials· dressing quarters
to let them know of his dissittisfaction and the of·
Cicial responded by saying: "I'm always glad
when you lose."
Upon hearing that from Combs, the Orange
County Officials Association leader , the late John
McDonough, answered Combs' complaints with
this questjon: "What were you doing in the of·
fi cials' dressing quarters? That's off limits."
Well. McDonough was probably right. Combs
may have been off base by euteriog the officials'
confines, but how about that official's statement?
Com~ never did get an answer.
• • • Speaking of admitting mistakes, how about
this one?
Io pulling together the Daily Pilot's All·
Orange County football team for 1980, this wnter is
_guilty of overlooking Edison High defensive
lineman Bill Thomas
As linemen go. that's the equivalent of over
looking Edison's D.J . Bell in the ba~kfield The on·
ly salvation 1s the fact Thomas is not being over
looked by others _ • • *
Marina High has picked up a Fountain Valley
High transfer -by way of the dislnct office. Ur
Paul Berger, the Barons' No 1 administrator and
s upporter while the FV pnnc1paJ. h<t:. bc:e11 inser1 ·
ed as the new Vikings' principu.I
Principals don't score touchdowns and make
few open.field t ackles, but 1f you look around, the
really successful programs havt: le<tders with tht:
insight lo realize the value of winning athletics
Ferren Chrtste nsen at Westm in~ter in Lhe 60s
was an example, so was Newport Ha rbor 's
Charles Godshall. It'!\ not an easy road when
Uni loses to C\1 ------------
supt!rint.endants and 11chool tx111rcls traditiont11ly"..J
fail to fully support what i~ sometime'! tht only
positive thing in a school system "
Los Angeles is a great example. Athle\f's hbv,.
been forced to panhandle on the sidewalks 111 hope~ •
of getting enough money to keep the "minor " pro:
grams alive in that district because or a Jack ot•
funding.
Berger's presence at Minna 11> the t:qu1v1tlt:nt
of one extra returning s tarter for every c0<1ch •JO
that campus. Two for football one fur ,,rfo11se--
and one for defense
• * •
And how about Lagun<1 Beach lflgh''
The Artists of Coa-C'h Wal t l!amera share·<) the
South Coast League football ch ampion~h1p, r1
leagut> that is re presented by Cap~·5t no Vallt·r 111
the Cl F Central Conference fmah; · turtlny r11~hl
Now walk-on coach Craig t 1('01wr 1. :it 11,
guiding the Artists ' basketball Lea111 tu a '1 ·1J r1•1 '" d
and the Laguna Beach lnvitatlonnl ~·hdmpwn·.hq.
A check or the record bvok '>how' J •• Hi 111.1r k
for the Artists prior to Falc'oncr'' ar11v<il Ttll'n:
was hlllt' 1n the way of N>tuminl: 'lt ar~•·r' ;111d 11<1
height to SJJCak of
• • •
AROUND TH•: BEAT Tht: '.11riM·I Ll'.tl.;Ut '>
domination of the B1~ f1vt' C.:1mfN1•11<·t· footl1 .. ti
playoffs is reneC'ted Ly l''ounta1n Vallcv ~ cri1wn in
1978, whilt" Edison defend~ 1b 1979 t1th: a~•un•.1
Fountain Valley fo'n day al Anaheim StatJ1um The•
la1>t time two Sun1>el Leali(u1· tec1m:. n1t:t :11 th" r i n a I s w a s 111 I 9 fl 7 w h •· 11 (' u a c h ( · I a r "
VanHoorebeke's Anaheim cl ub g:oncd 1 1·v1·n~l for
a league loss to Santa Ana Wlth a '/.'/ fl w·td1t·t Tvin
Baldwin wa!> Sant;J Ana's roach M <tter (J<.-1
High's football future a pp<'ar:. sound th"·
freshman team was 9 O and df'h·3t1·d 1';1h.-.c.r1 • .;1 o
and St. Paul. 14·0, behind lhc pun~h of hnf'back1•r
fullback A.I Pola, '' hrolher •1f Junior Kt•nn.-d y
Pola . . . Did Edison· High hd"I! IL'-1h111k10~ l'lllJ
on when 1l figured out tht: bd:;k .. to11ll "<'lit>dull'
Well , the Chargers ffi\!P\ Or.111~l' County' N , t
team. Ocean View. on S<1turrlay 111~ht, 1 <1tht•r th.rn
the convenuooal Fn da_:v r11i:?ht ~<'hl.'dulr· ,..r,1J;1 ,.
mght Lh1> Charger1> .trc bu~~ with 01 1·1·1 cntl• :ivor ..
at Anaheim Stadium
Edison scores 'blmrout' win,
Edison High School's Chargers had a bi1 first
quarter, their best of the year, and went on to de·
feat El Toro's hos t Chargers, 56·52 in non-league
basketball action Tuesday night.
In another game, Capistrano Valley defeated
University, 56-47, in tht: opening round of the
Sonora tournament
"I think Ocean View coach Jim Harris summed
it up best while we were talking after the game."
Edison Coach Barry Leigh said. "He told me we
were scary in the first quatter and scary In the
last thr<:f' depending on the point of view you take.
"That 24 point first quarter is the best of the
year for us Hut you have lo give El Toro credit.
They struggled the entire game and didn't give up
"We got inlO ~oul trouble late in the game and
had lo s witch lo a zone defense.
"A blowout for us is a four-point victory . We've
lost by four. won by one:, two and four points."
Edison was up by two pom ts with 18 seconds to
play . The CharJters were attempting to play ball
control when Jeff Stephens was fouled and went to
lht• line to ran a pair of free throws Afte r El Toro
came back to score a buket, Richard Cham~ went
in for a layup to Ice the decision 1n lhf' (infl
second.
Ch ang was high point man f••r the ~.d1-.1if!:
Ch argers with 19 while El Toro':. Toni O 'Uri,•n w.<
canning 26 in a los ing cause Harn• """~ r1a111nic,:
Edison . preparing for Saturday n1.ihl' II••"'"
between Lhe two teams.
Capo Valley, 56·47
The TroJans went down to dckat 1n th• rrr~t
round of the Sonora tournament dP'<Pltl' " 1<1 µ111nl
performance by Tim McLaughh11 :ind lfi 11~ h . , •
Guess.
Capo Valley took a commandin.11 '.14 HI ll'dd '''the
dressing room at halltrme and w:i• 11<:\• r h 1111 •'
despite having the Trojans pick up nml' lll1111l• 1"-
the final two sessions
Jeff Chaska h11d 2'l point' fnr l ':ipo \'.ill
while Wayne Call htl l11r Ill
University's record fl'll to l·3 tor 1tw !."a'''"
ing into the second round •>( Lh•• 1nuniurr11·nt th·•
continues through f'rtda) at Son•>r.1 Huth ~d11 •11
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"(NEVADA> LA.'I Vt!GA8 bad
ll t.amovert m tM first half tbe
~r nlabl. IO we muat be do&al
SOii E11UNG riaht defensively
ll they bad 19 lurnovers " Ttie less knowledgeable, who
·aave no Idea of Mulliaan's de·
ftaalve concept. are the ones
J .:· UCJ REPORT
wt.o are qi.teationing the hardest.
All they can s with blinders oo. mind you is that the Ant·
eaters have s urrendered 96
Points to VMI and 124 to UNLV.
These same critics can 'l seem
to understand the concept or
reason for Mulligan's gambling
style, and part or the problem is
nobody has ever asked him to
explain it.
Mulligan has repeated time
and lime again, to those who
will liaten, that he is trying to
control the tempo. And, with the
players he has and the type or
team M wants to project, this is
the best way he knows to go
about it.
It's really amazing how quick
people are to criticize; how soon
they forget. Heck, the Anteaters
led UNLV at the half and were
still in the ballpark with 10
minutes left to play before final·
ly running out or gas.
And, yes, these are the same
Anteaters who finished 7-20 last
year and couldn't beat such
powers as Assumption or North
Park.
People are expecting too
much, too quickly. Maybe what
Mulligan should have done was
keep UCI 's scheduled date with
Sonoma State. The Anteaters
probably would have won the
iame, 130·77 . and everyone
wo-.kl bavt marvt19d about bow
1ooct UCl'a deleGM waa. • • • MULUOA.N HAI flnally Hl·
lled on the ... bl players (piut
01u > b• Uaurta lo uae
tbrouaboul the count of the
year. n.ey .,.. Kevin .......
Grant Taylot, Ben McDould,
Kevin F\aller, Randy Whieldoa,
Scott Hartman, J aaon Works
and Ranier Wulf.
The plua one is returnin1
auard Robbie Bea.I, wbo wu the
team 'a leaclinc scorer laat year.
He will fit in on certain situa·
lions. • • *
MVLI.IGAN CONTENDS hts
Anteaters ar& just one player
shy from being right there with
the big boys.
"We're just one guy away and
ttither some guy from this team
is going to come to the front or
we're going to have to wait until
next year."
What Mulligan is referring to
is some desperately needed help
on the front line for Kevin
Magee, who has done 1more1than
his share of the burden.
··He just can't carry the load
all by himself," explains
Mulligan of his 6-8 postman who
h as scor e d 66 points and
grabbed 33 rebounds in two
games. ''We have, to be able to
get him some help so he can get
more rest. He's out on the floor
too long now and he needs some
rest."
* * •
MUU.IGAN'S BIGGEST sur-
prise has been the play of Wulf
off ttie bench. The 6-6 forward
from Citrus College has scored
14 and 13 points. respectively, in
a reserve role.
Wulf, Incidentally, became so
s ick after Saturday's game he
was confined to UCl's infirmary
ward Monday for rest. He re·
port.ed to practice Tuesday 10
pounds lighter.
* * * The PCAA sent out its first
statistical look at the teams in
the conference and UCI was first
in scoring offense < 110 points)
and last in scorinli( defense C 110
points)
Rustlers
host top
JC fives
A long look at the lineups of
the eight jwlior college basket-
ball teams entered in the Golden
West College Tournament will
reveal some short teams, and
that could, ~ean some fast.
paced action beginning tonight.
The t°'+"lamenl, now in its
second yqar. features the host
Rustlers of Coach Jim Green-
field, a Barstow team which lost
to Saddleback in last week's
Miles Eaton Tournament cham·
pionship game. and Riverside
CC. the winner of last year's
GWC tourney.
Also on hand are Ventura ,
Fullerton, Pasadena. Glendale
and Citrus
Tournamel'.lt action begins
tonight at 6 with what may tum
out to be one of the better
matches or l he entire four-day
tourney.
Barstow, last year's state
small schools cha mpion, goes
after Riverside. The 8 o'clock
game will pit Ventura against
Fullerton.
Thursday 's action finds
Pasadena and Glendale locking
horns at 6. while G WC meets
Citrus at 8.
Take away Ve ntura's 6·10
center Jeff Austin, and the start·
ing lineups of all eight teams in·
elude no one over 6-8. Surpris·
ingly enough, that 6-8 player is
Randy Heidenreich from GWC,
a team which prides itself on its
quickness.
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DINO IS NOW THE MAIN BELL. • •
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••1re1aa.c1 school made me IMl'D a &ot about peo-
ple -wblte and black. Now it'• euy for me to &el
•lon1 wtth people here, even if everyone'• w~te."
Bell bad come to school t.b.11 day only to
workout aome. He bad to atay home from ~·~ due to a cold. No one, except for a few close friends
who pUHd by. made a bi• deal about him mwln1
school that day. Afterall, it wu three days before
the CIF Bll Five Conference showdown with rival
Fountain Valley Hilb at Anaheim Stadium .
Tb.lt wu the bl1 1ame. And auddenly Dino
was the big man the main Bell.
"lAST TIME WE stru11led," Bell said in
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which EdJson pulled out a lut·second 15·14 win for
the Sunset League Utle in November.
"U I get the ball (8ell 1alned juat eo yarda on
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10 forever. Back in our minds, we feel lbey beat
us . Now they (Fountain Valley) have reven1e.
-Psychologically. Fountain Valley believe& they'll
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weaknesses are there. Our line may not know what
its weaknesses are. I think we've improved on the
line but I'm just a little hopeful. I 'm not scared, really, maybe."
The hype, the publicity and everything else
people try to associate him with are coincidental
to Bell. What matters, he says, are the friends be's
made. the knowledge he's getting and returning aU
the good fortune he's had.
"COMING HERE to Orange County was the
best thing that happened to me," Bell says. "St.
Francis (where Henry Jr. was an all-CIF tailback
and where Dino would have gone had Henry Sr.
not go.tt~n tired) was a good football school but
they didn't care about you like Coach <Bill)
Workman does here.
"Workman worries about your future. At St.
Francis, they didn't. They didn't care what hap·
pened to you. Tha~·s what happened to my oldest
brother. He was kicked off the team for discipline
and that was it. It was over for him."
Bell ftiur-d early on that be would aJwa11 ao
bia OWD road. ''Kerwin and I never talk 1porta. Out
of neceuily, we'll lalk about aometbiq elM. It
never did any aood for us to compete. He's always
beat me and ao what? What did it prove?"
DINO DID P&OVE. however, that be wu ln
Kerwin's lea1ue. In 1'79, Kerwin 1ained 2.221
yards on• carries and scored 30 toucbdowm.
Tb.lt year, Dino bu ruahed for 1,511 yards and
scored Z2 touchdown• with one came to 10.
"I feel that at my position, I'm really better
than. Ketwi.n was," Bell 1ay1. "I feel confident
about my pus catchinl and blc>cldna."
In any event, Bell fiaures that more than like·
ly. Friday will be the laat Ume be plays tailback.
He feels that in the defensive backfteld i1 where be
belonp and where the few aeboola (Nebruka,
Stanford and Kanau are at the top of b1a llat) that
have ahown interest have planned for him.
It comes u a aurprile to many people that
Dino would even con1ider Coinl to Kansas where
Kerwin has already made a name for bimaelf as a
freshman tailback, gaining over 1,000 yards this
year.
"IF I THINK I sbould go there, then that's my
choice. Even if I went to Goorgetown, I'd play un·
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f .. l•N•l'\ff •lll ~ ,, p., ... ~· ~ l 0 ...
I I 01\to 'ol ~ / 0 \71
11 US\ •I I "'"1
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la W•"11nQIDfl • 1 0 ~
17 Mou SI If i 0 :141
II So y(O<•M f l 0 111
1• ~u •Jo 111 10 .. ,_,,Fl• llO al
NCAA lnclMduel leect.ra
LeAOING IUSMeH
TC Yft A"t·
l~r\, Saulll C...O!IN 191 I lt l l•I 0
At1e11 use l}' •.M>J •S. J
MllCl\ell Cll-1 191 I ... I "' I W•l~er ~•Qi• 114 l,ala 140 9
RedwlM , Net>••)•• IM> 1, 119 174)
Wy\OOI M.oryl•nd J:M 1 U9 IU ~
McNeil UCL.-. 103 1,10~ 11' 8
1.,.,.,,e11U V• T•CI\ 111 I 111 I» I
8 rook\, '"""'"' lol 1.114 119' Crulcl\ll••O. I-• Stal 1 ... I 111 11• J
L.IADING P-.HUIS
l'A .. c Yft TO
M<M•hOll, BVU 44S 114 4,Sll 41 ..... m. Tem SI J)J 100 ,, ... JO
E1t,,.y, Sl.,,.ord 31• 2'8 l ,9" 11
WOOO>, TeM CNI ''' 100 1,121 II
Herrmann, Purcl<W ~O 720 1 .,J "
Gentry, UNl V 10'1 Ill 1.a• 1 1l
S<llllchl"' Ol\10 Slaf~ 1•1 101 I •111 17
H•fd1n, Ul.i> 7'IO I 19 1 O• tS
FllU, W•>"4"91on 110 ta8 l 118 IS
SIOO•llll Fl• St 101 111 I l ll U
TOTAL. O""ENSE
McM•hOtl,BVU
Henm-. Pur-
Adem•, T--SI
Wiison, ll11no1>
Elw•Y. Sl.,,ford
Bro,,.n, "'-'oK"l8n SI
CHkO, 0•••• Venuto. W•tt• Fore\t
Ho•m•f\ NE Lout'\•ait"I•
F•lrchtld Color-SI
Y•• .,.. •.•11 ,., •
1,110 111 0
l,TH 17S 1
1,'tcl ,.. '
1 m 2•1'
1.SfO u s s
1.'11 ns 1 i,oo no•
1 .. 1111
1 .. lll 1
IECEIVING
Younq, Pu•Cluor
Mur PllY Ul.i> SI
C.happellt, ,.,...,
MestarO\ PM1f1<
M.Jones '""'''"'tt <;1 CrtS>\Y Princeton
Bvrr"ll P\lrft\HJ
Sl\ula, D~r1"""11"
Ph111tp• Bvu
H•ro W C.rcH1n.t
Willhil• S.... Jo\~ St
PC Yllt.
&I '" .....
~ 1011
.. 10.?
SS '134
SS UJ
~ -S1 l ie
oO ....
H 814
\~ ... I
NFL lndlvldu•I IH derl
llADl"G PAHllll
PA PC Ya TO l.S., ,, \ope Cl••
Monlen•, SF
J•wor\tct. Pf\1
,.err ... ,,., tll•"" Barlko,..,.I, All
Foui. . .,.,,o._
Oant•l\Ofl 01
Whth•, 0 •11•\ MannlnQ, NO
Evan~. Cnlc.~oo
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lll ,,,
345 105
404 117
110 29'1
141 ...
384 1JS uo 10
,,, 120
1,410 I) 1,,., u
1,111 1•
),00 ,. "°" ~ 7 I>« II 1 ,. ll
l,711 71
1,IM> 11
LEAOING PASS llECEIVEIS
Wt"-\IOw Sitl1 01"90
Cooper S... Fra n<1><0
Jefl•f\on, s.>n Oi•QO
Ctu~. San FrAn<IKO
lill•Y. St "'°"" Lonon, Grttn Baf
Jou>u S...O•-
Barl>for Hou\lon
L.arcJ""'• Sullit Chttndltf. N,.w Orfe.:t"\
No Yd• A•t TD
IJ I on .. I •
1l 116A I ) I
/I I Ill lo' 11
6• 864 " s 1
"8 •M U 1 ' U 1, 14' II 1 4
U '19l II I ' ,, lot 17 . s
\a 4J'J IO I I
16 All II S S
t.EADING llUSHEIS
N1. Yft A•t TO
CamPl><'ll Mov\lon JOI 1,SSO ) 0 10
PaytOll, ChlCaQO 110 1,111 • • It
Sims, O~trOll 713 1,1JJ • • II
Andfr\On,SI Lou.-1b) 1,1•1 4 S t
-.lldrew• All•nlA Ut l 11S S 0 <
Oorwfl 0.11•• 74' I ,014 4 7 II
Crtl>I><, Buffalo 176 1.000 lo It
M Prulll, Clf""'""d 71• l'IS ' I ' 8<own. Mi"" 199 1•1 • O I
.. U C.Ck, l•M> 104 111 4 1 I
L£AOING PIJHTEIS
N• A"'I
Jfnn1119\, NV Gian" U •S It
Gu•. O•kl•lld 6l o a
Pr••lrldQll, °""•~• b) <l,J Roi..'"· M1am1 1t1 41 I
q•m>eY. NY Jel\ 10 '1 •
L.l!AOIMG PUNT llETUllNEllS ... Vd\. A ...
Jol\n)C)n, At'.,,'• ti 1se u·1
J T Sm 1111, K C )1 S II U 0
Solomon, Son Fran 21 21' 111
Nelms, Wa•nlno10<1 l• 17• II o
Gr•efl, SI LOlll> IS l&l 10 •
LEADING ICICICOll'I' llETUllMEIS
No Yll• A>9
l•ory, '4•w Enolano 11 143 11 7
Wllll•ms. Chltaqo 11 S41 76 0
M•ull, New Orlon• 31 1'9 1S I
WriQhl, Cit""!""" 21 StO !4 l
Owen•, S.n Francl'>Co 11 &SJ !• •
LEADING SCOIEllS
... Smllh, N, .. Enoi•ncl
k Btnlr\Cllk•. S.n Ol•QO
•·Murr•Y. 0..lroil
k·M•trelll AllMlla
k•Slpllen, 0..11•• "-·( ... ,
~ • • . . • •
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Ph.
llS
101
101
'l
II
RouftCI l>y round wtect1-111 "'''''"league
dr•ll lltld •I ll>e w1111tr beMl>all "'""no
Pleyers -· WIKI~ ., \ZS,000 at)lllU .,,., -
listed 111 or-of we.<tlOft: ..... o...
CHICAGO cues Jodr o ...... (
S!lrlntfleld
NEW YOltK METS Blllt SMllll. P,
""''°"· SAN DIEGO M•rlo R•m1rer, 1111,
Tldtwa\•r
TOIONTO Jorf/1111 Bell. Of, Olll•-
t ·lly.
ST. LOUIS -Orl•"do S.Mllel. c Of.
0-l•homlt Cll\I. •
CHICAGO WHITE SO)( -C•rlot Arl"Ol"O,
11, Oltlt ,...,,. Otv.
SAN "llAHCISCO -<-roe ljorkm.,,, t , ...,.. .... _
MINNESOTA -0-..ld ~r. p, Colum.
llwt, Ofllo
OAICl.ANO -lrl.,. Ooye., 1111, Colllfftllw\,
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........ 1.
KANSAS CITY JIM Wrltllt, P,
Qllll .. INI City, .._, ..
IAN DIEGO -Altll W1t91r1" of, AIW. ........
TOltONTO -Cll9MldW1-. t. S-11 L.Alle
(.lty.
Sf LOUii -Oltlet l,Mlet, Oil, M .. leo '"•· MINNeSOTA -J t <ll O'Co1111or, 11, o.-r.
OAICL.ANO -lley T,._, p, '-''""""·
•AHIAI cnv o.w. w.111m.io1•, p,
C•luM-. °"" ... ..., ..
OAa l..V.0 l•" 1'114'f 11 c.tum-g.,i.
...
WHHl•COMPl•lliU
-*°'" ..... " l.,.,. 08
It II W
IC •flW\.C•I• o.n ... t u.11 •
,. " 411 41~
tl ,, ... '"' IJ It o00 I
10 II UT •
J 1' IOJ '''' fk•llC 01v1.i• ........... h • eo. L.M... 10 10 .. , • 1
~10.n \l•l• I• 11 Sit I ' 1 '-••II• •4 1~ ta 10
\.on Ul.yG 11 II .cJ0 171'
.. Cl'll•nd II It 1'1 I)'
£AUllllll tOHFElll!HCll
..-nu1110.1un•• bo\lon
AllMlw Olvi>I.,.
h • I~ •
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I) It
ti II
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W••ll1n111on
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•41 n~ >
11• 141 r
C..fttt61 OIVl\t ..
Milw .tu""
inCll•n•
C.n1cooo
AllOllta
II I Ill
" 11 la. 4' •
'' .. """" 0.l•Otl
" I/ " " 10 7•
• )0
.19) 10
Jf' 101 I
1n 1111
180 I J T_, a Sor ..
ld~• U)J Dell•• 'I? l\o•IOll I 11, lw\lh•e\>~ff l'I
Ntw York 101 W••lllfl(llOO '°"
Phll-llJl>i• ... Cl••~lan(l 13 All.,,1• 114, S.11 01eqo II
P-lllA Ill, Chl~a90 1\lt
S.n AnlOlllO I IS, Ut•h 'iO
Ponl•llCI 111, Sutne 'll , .......... Ga .....
Lallen •• Hooalon
Pr.o.n•••llrd.,,..
Nt• YOl'1' •• ~w Jetwv
ClliUQO., P!l•l-lpt>••
BO\lOll •I W•~1nQIO"
All•lll• a l P,.lr<»I
S.11 Di.go di IC•"'"' Coty
O•llH •I 0.11•••
Se•ll•• al <ioldon Sl•t•
Lellera 103, Meverlck1 92
I.OS ANGELI\ Brew~• I Wll~u 'IO.
-.Dclul J-• 7', Nl•on 14, C•r ter 11. Cl\Ont•
•. CooP<>r t lallCl\l>•H~• O Jord•n ' Total•
0 11 "!OJ
DALLAS-Lao.tr~ IS SW n••"•' It,
LIOYd It, Moock 10, Muston t•. Rol>•nllM II
BY'"'" o.. ••••• Boynt'\ 7 TOI•*' JQ 1 ... s 'I?
S<CN'e l>Y Ouarten
t.o••~•es
0 •11•>
,. '71 11 71 10)
Fouled Ou1 N.,._
Anoeln t•. Oellu ta
NO .... A·9, Jll
7• 1• IS I• •7
Tol•I Fouts Lo'
T•<hntce1 Fouls
JUNIOR COLLEGE
OrengeCoHtlS, P•lomerll7 P•-Or•-C..lt ~lllP ltft•
Aleu.-r 6 0 11 Be.Hit¥ • 8 16 u1v~r-t t ,. • Jonnson 1 • ~·::\~~ : ; I~ ~:~~~,f~ldl i :;
T •n•ka 1 0 • <;aund••• 1 tJ """II 1 • 8 Tlloma• o • M<CullOUQh J 1 8
Fra11ko I O l
q~tlly I 1 •
Toi•!\ lo IS ol TOl•I• H IS U
"•lfllrM 0...,.,0 Co.tSI 11 JI
l ol•I louh PdlOm•• •• OranQt Coa.t I•
Fou!Od out .,.,...
Seddlebec:k 91, Mt. S. Jacinto 79
~· Ill II IP
C•on••v s 1 11
Ml.S...J ...... "ft .. • 1 ,, c .. c1.
O'C.<ady Van Grouw
Gordon
M iff•r
Bow•allCI It o 11
p o.c...... s 0 to
CO'""" ) 0 ' M<Clu•k•y f 1 t9
,.,...... ' 0 '
Jon•\ t ? '
0 1•• ' 0 10 TMrnlOft S t It M<Nelr I 0 2
B•k>•C 1 0 • Mulllo•n 1 o 7
Stein
H1cktn""1
Wa•lllnQ1on Fufler
rot••• ... ".. TOl•I•
H•lfllrM S..OOl~t>aO •• l~
l 0111 loul> S<ocldlot>a<' 14, Ml
to IS , Fovll!d ~ .._
HIGH SCHOOL
Edlton 56, El Toro 52
J 0 " • 0 8 , 0 ..
J 0 •
' 0 ' • 1 •• 1 0 •
l 1 I
JI ~ 1'
.,_ e 1r. ..
''""' '•"I' VoO•l••"Q 1 0 4 P•IO\ I 0 1
Stephen'\ t • b C••rlil 4 ' q
Go<;dq.p 1 ' 8 C.r l1t lv• 1 1 I C"•~9 1 S 19 0 8r.~n 9 I 1•
Seq I •o,,. 1 1 S v 1lh•mo 1 0 • ;;4,';';~naroo ~ ~ i Oo•lm•n 1 1 •
Tolah ti n SI> Tot~IS 10 " )1 s.c-. by Ouarten
Edl-.on 7• q •7 II \ot
E• Toro I I• I/ .. S1
To1al '°"'' E<l•\on i'O_ El Toro 73 Foul~
out. ~oor-• \fd,\On\ GtttAlv• f Et for-01
C•Po Velley 56, Uni 47
C•po V1Uey Vftl-~lly
'' " to '• " '' C•ll c ... , ...
Oer9an
Ku\\
Reed MonrM
8 1 11 McL.•uo~un 1 0 14
8 • 20 T O\""f' 1 1 •
4 I <J MYHl I 0 1
1 o • Rtlilv 0 1 1
I J GuP\\ 8 0 >•
O 1 Rou•e I 7 A Aa1c1111~ t 1 '
Total• 7• 8 SI> To••" 10 I 4/ s.c-. by Ou•r1•n
C•plslrano VAll•Y 14 10 10 11 56
Unlvor\lly 8 I l~ 16 41
Total foul\ Ca P"lrano V•il•• 11
UnlVt!r\lt'f 1l Fout~d OUI ,...,.,.. •
Liberty Ch. 67, WoodcrHt M
WOOOCIEST Oull.e I, 1(1rnm tO oC~nl
H . l(nu<l<,on t•. Mamon' Walt" 1
LllEITV CKllSTl-.N Arnold 11
Bll,.hOICler " ClwDOtll 10 P•ml>"• " WI~
hH \o\ 1. Hato•cs •
S<w• .,, O...rtt n
WOOOcrf>\I II lo 11 17 trll
Liberty C,,rlst•Oll 11 10 IS 10 &/
Total fouls Woac1<ru1 "· t.•.,..lh Ch•I)
11an H . Fouled oul 8urktw>lde• Wlnlerwlr
H•rold fLll>l!r1y (h'••"•~I Mamon IWood
JCpelrtngs
GOLDEN WEST TOUllMAME!fT
T..WtM'tk-lt
6 8•~--. Ri""r \I~ CC t Vt<'
IUr• YS Fuli•r10I\ ~, •• k .........
a p m . P1\0dfn• '" Olenc!•lt, IP m
C.olden ~I "' Citrus "r!Uy'tk ....... 1•
7 p m L-r of Qemt J •• lowr ol o•nw
• • pm Lc>wr of oame 1 •• 10 .. 1 of
Q•m@ 1. •Om Winrter of O•me l ¥1 *'" .,., of ')Ame 4, 1 p m w1n11., ol o•,.,. 1
"' winner of oarne 1. ~.,,..¥'• lc-ttl•
4 p.m. Consota11on <llamplonslllp, •
pm Tlllrd plau, I pm Cllam
olOf\\lllp
HIGH SCHOOl WOMEN
Merine n, Loa Amlao• 11 LOI AMIOOI Ha1cll l, MITl•r 1, Bry.,.
•. P IO.,lft06.
MAlllNA Glllll\Oll•m 10, Berry 4,
811rr1S 16, lofwn u , Craft 7, """'-•" 4, Corbett S, Howerd •. Small-1, Crook I.
8H01t6. le-.. , 0..11 ....
LO\ Amtoos 0 • • ,.
Merln• IS " 11 n -11 To\el fwl\ L.M Amlp 11, M•rlnl I ,
Foulecl OOll _,.
Mn.t o.t 73, Oc:een View 12
MAT•lt HI -ArwNUll I, a.vm~ If,
L Oenofloja II. JM!lnOll 4, VatlKG J , C.
OeMflW '· s. ....... "· OCIA" view -Olw~ u. &urns >.
Holl.,..rl1, Wllllt1. IUvtr t 16, Sutten•. ' ~.,, ........
MelW Del 14 2S 14 I0-11..
0c.ee11 VltW •• 10 14 n-n
Totel fwls M.Mer 0.1 11. 0c .... vie. 11. , ... , ...... :_.
Ian Cte"*"• M, Loa r• II
IAll CL•MlllT• -JOlllllOll 20, ...-._ •, .. ..,. n, s.mue1 t. "°'""• ,. L~W ., S.-1, 0¥Clt t.
1.0AltA -Cllllf t, .._ 11, .NM\ 4.
I.Kiit It, klwftle IC, ~ e. .._.,o-ten
"" (.._.... • ,, ,, 11
L-• It IS ti U-SS
"''" ,..,,. ~ ci.mente, ·~· 1.-.. •• ll'WI"' DIA k,llMldl ll-•1
llVtne 41, II Mocte11e 31
1av1• >1u111 ''· l 1K•t1 •. l"rvtll 1, ICtllO t. ~~ .. t. $t\\-t. Tr--11
l, 0Mn t , Ott ..... I, K•ll•Y l \l(•llev • ll MOOtlNA W C•<1y 11 IWMllltll I,
L.ot1ll•rcil '· Jrnltll t. 8 rki. 4, G•ooon • I lln t e • , , G.il YOt1 I
kw• ... o.""" lr•IM 11 ~ 10 II 41
f lM-..., • t II t) " Tol•I IN' ltVirte, IS, El Modtft•, 1',
f'owlfd out &mill\, aru•ltr. L4'9"11•rdt (I I
Modoln•I f .. Mtc.i IOYh Kelley ltrvlMI
lo• Alemltot
TVUOAY'S lllUI. TS
U •• .. _,_.,,~,. -11 .. 1
F1•'' <ate Mon9• "clde<I IP ... 11 ... 1. •IO •
• •O, > 10 l 1!9'1 !Miit IC•e~rl, J 00. • lO
Rout IM•l~>l • 90 \1 •••C1• ffl IQ) CHiid ~· 00 ' ~e<Ond r•tt VtOH 80 (Tro.u••I
1) 10 S 10 < 10 F•sl ~ Fl••hy I Broo1 .. 1.
• Oli, > 40 ~•"90 Mi~) IC•t•~r I 4 ltO
T111td •Ke VllCl•unl.O E •OI• ( O.tom
tM 1 :to IO, I f/J), • 00 Della> l ut ll. I Tll<l<I·
IOfdl, 10 00, ''°· Ille Br 1911(11•• ICll•w1) ':to U t •oc•• 11 11 tw•d \Ill .O
Fourth I«.• M• l•llle w,,.e1 (Ad•1rl ) ao J .o 2 40 Mr J•tto 0 1a1 I B••dl • ao
l ao "''''A'°"" tMllChell) } ao l'tllh reo Pie<KlY> Truell.I• (Mll<ht'lil, s IO, 3 '°· J 00, F•lcon Jet tCrt.tQerl, 9,eJ), ~ 00 Lll!I• Go FINI (Brook•), 3 to '1 eaac·
l• <t .i CMld VO to
S••lll rec• nme10 T•Uolf 1a oe1rt, S «>
l 40 3 00. Ne• Vorll. Ctl\'Qtrl ( Tr..,surtl
J 10 ) 10, Pflidtal IC••••), A 40
S.•e,.111 •at• CAlu\41 tm F•tr lMVIH ),
14 00, I GO, S 20, PtU Em 8o1 ( Tr• .. 11rel,
• 00, S.10, .lei R•llrO.O I l lledlorol 11 IO U t••<I• (10.1) OO•d \II• 00 u Ptt k s •• t•.t, • l 10) oa1d \10.lM IO lo
IWO w1MlnQ IKll.el• (>IA ,,.,,w., p Piek S••
conw1a110f1 P<l•CI '111'°10 H wlnnlnQ Hcaeh
{rive hor\f\t
Elo11t11 r<tct Ea>1er """"o IW••dl. • .0,
1 IO 1 80 I 0.<0d ""•I I Ool Oot Doi 0.sll 1 P•ull~I S IKl I 40 Stvft1IV S1.c Chi( ..
f(ll•••ll 7 80, J '° Ntlllh rd(~ B•rdon >USIY Moon
(M1tcne111. 10 20 I '°· 8 !IO. TrlPol F .. lllU\ ·c• .. oerl I 40 '"" MOW\ B•yov IWaro>.
l IO U •H <l• 11 ~l 11<1•d U07 10
All•llOll"<f I 171]
WCT Chellenge Cup
(•IMon\rHH ,..,..t ....... s .......
JoM M<.E"roo dt!I Wo1te1'. F11><o•. 6 2. •I.
v 11,,v Amr1tra1 d-ft 1l1e Na\IA"°'· • l e. l ,
MerOiCh ""''""'°" °"' Sniomo C.ilt1'.•l"'n I I ol Women's 1ournemen1
l•I -IAtOt, A1 .. tr•li•)
SKoM llound Si"91h
e.u1a01t•h ~vtr~tw-t M 1mo Jau,ovet t.~t,
6 l P•m ~, ...... , dt•t Llnd~•Y Mor~ t>.
1 Ct 8ttHn_, 8ur'Qt 1'•t Jan" f't ••f' ' 1
• 1 O·~ Oe\for Of•t J•C'•~ PinlO f> J • '.
Ro,.e C•\.al\ °"' M.utP CM •\hM C•tltl•
J t. • J & 1 An""' tt•vomurd dt-f l(•..-.n
Gull••· 6, 6~ Wt .... dV lur11Dull Gel OlaM
Morr1\on, 6 1 & A VHO•nre Au11c.1 dt-t
Sneron W•ISl'I e 1 1 ) H•n• M•nd""o"a
Gel 8fl\• N-1~ ' ' 0 7 6 l
NHL
WALES CON,.l!ltENCE
Nonh O i•lliM
K1"9•
Montr .. •t
H1,-trord
Plll\l>urQl>
Detroit
W LT G" GA Pta t• I 1 I 11 ti 3'
,. 11 7 , .. llO JO
4 u I '1 1:14 ll
I ,. S •o 117 7t
• 11 I 19 !IS I)
Ad.lmt DtwbtOft
8ufl•lo ,. I I llJ 83
MlnnC\.Olh 13 ' I ., I•
Toronto 10 10 s '°' 101 (l(Kton . " • •7 Q()
0utl>4'C . " 1 '7 1U
CAMPIELLCOM,,l!llE"CE
f'~trk• Oiv111 ..
PhllAOt!IQt\10 •• " • n• 14
NV 1\1.f'!Of'r<t te , S IJO '19
C.fiQ••• 11 IQ \ '" 101
W••h•nolon q ~ 10 104 •s
NY R•~•\ q IS ' ",,.
SmY1f'it Oiv11IM
SI lOU" 18 ~ o I 11 'l'1
V.tnCOU'tler 11 " • 115 '19
C:olo•~do tO ll s '' llS
Ctuc•90 'J IS s Ill ·~ Eornont"" I I} \ 91 IOS
W1r'lnt~ I 19 I 80 1)1
T....O•Y'•kor.,
Vdncouv•r ' Wt\nt'lQ1oo 1 SI Lout"' M1nnf'\Ofc\ t
8 ultalo •. Col0ta<1o 4
Misc.
Tuesd•y'1 tr•n1ectlon1
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11
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CLEVEt.>NO INOIANS At QUlftCI 8'!1t
81yltvfllln pitch,., •nd Manny \an9u111ein
C4ttnflllor . rrom thf' P1U\btJrQt\ p,,llltt In tu
c.n•f"Or for v 1c1n1 Crut Bob Owctunllo !MIO
Aal•PI ~I pol(hH\ and C.•ry -.1,_
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City Rov•I~ In ~JCMnQe •or Jim Bv<kner,
outflf"lder
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Brun Sutler pllclle•. from '""' Chft-
Cubl In ~•<l\ttrHM tor t<en At111ll, lhfrd
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Wadlieedey, ~·m~r 10, 1980
Starr speaks ,
in Irvine
Bob scarr. lbe play·
by·play an:nouncer for
the Rama aid AD1ell, wm be the 1uest speaker
at the lrvtne Sport.a Club
monthly bteakfut meet·
ln1 at Baxter Str eet
restaurant in Irvine.
MITCH FINKLEA
Reservations and in·
formation can be ob·
talned by callin1 the
Sports Depot at 141-0llO.
Coat for members is
$5.00 and non-members is
$6.50atlbedoor.
A ll-SCC
Bucs' Finklea
gains lwrwr
Middle ~uard Mitch Finklea was the . only
Or ange Coast College football player to grab a
firs t team berth on the H8> All·Soutb Coast COil·
fe rence t,eam selected by the conference's
coaches ..
Th.ree other OCC players were named to the
second team.
Mt. San Antonio quarterback Mike Hohensee
was named the offensive player of the year, while
Fullerton defensive back Paul Moyer earned de· rensive player of the year bonors.
Finklea, a sophomore from Fountain VaUey
High. led the Pirates in tackles and q"arterback
sacks this season.
OCC's Al Olson, Bob Dumity and Kurt
Brockman landed second-team honors. Olson is a
freshman halfback, Dumity an offensive guard
and Brockman is a sophomore comerback.
First Team oneue
Pos. Player ,School
C Darryl Deeks. Fullerton
G Richard King.Cerritos
G Jim Mendoza.Mt. SAC
T John Carroll, Cerritos
T Terry Tucker.Santa Ana
TE .Peter Beattie.Mt. SAC
SE Ron Massie.Cerritos
SE Ron Stivers, Mt. SAC
QB Mike Hohensee, Mt. SAC
RB-Rickey Spencer.Fullerton RB-Darryl Smith, Santa Ana
P Frank Natividad.Mt. SAC
PK -Emilio Sanchez. Mt. SAC
Finl Team Defense
DL-Mitch Finklea . OCC
DL Greg Thompson.Fullerton
DL -David Merten,Grossmont
DL Da've Buller.Mt. SAC
DE Tom Courange,Cerritos
DE-Dean Porter,Fullerton
LB Ken Paul.Fullerton
LB Steve Necke,Mt. SAC
DB -Mark Coleman.Cerritos
DB-Paul Mo yer, Fullerton
DB Ken Walker.Mt. SAC
DB Ron Harris.SO Mesa
Second Team Offeeae
C -Doak Slav .Grossmont
G Bob Damity . OCC
G DeanGuidry,SO Mesa
T-BobMarshaU, Mt.SAC
T --George Gallagher ,SD Mesa
TE-Gal al Gough, Fullerton
SE Dana Teasley.Fullerton
SE-Jon Rapolla,Grossmont
QB -Jeff Tedford, Cerritos
RB Al Olson. OCC
RB MikeKennedy,SO Mesa
K Charlie Packard, Santa Ana
SeCMd Team Defense
D L Steve Turnbull, Fullerton
DL Darrell Harris.Santa Ana
DL Jesse Hernandez.Santa Ana
DL Brian Arsenault.SD Mesa
DE Jim Murphy.SD Mesa
DE Scott Anderson.Grossmont
LB Dennis Newmao,Grossmont
LB Troy West .Mt. SAC
00 ·KurtBreckman,OCC
DB Herb Welch.Cerritos
DB Ron Halwley,Mt. SAC
DR Ernie F isher .Santa Ana
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mana•er of the Culver/Walnut office ol the Bank
of Irvine.
Amerku MeOaw, Irvine, hu been 1ivea ,..
Ind ustrial CONCERN award by South"'
California Gu Co. for showina 1 25 percent reduc·
lion ln annu.I natural 1a1 coosumption.
lleb La Fentere is a loan counselor at Kepublf f
Home Loan. Irvine. Siu,.
co('lb
Wl8dell W. .IOHs, inltrwcl'
tor at Otoanje Coast Collet9Jo1
Costa Mesa, and Golden W•vw
Colle,e.., HW\tington Beach,1 .. 19.b
p r esident o f the N atio~
School SUpply • Equipment w
sociation. He and his fa · .,,
live in Costa Mesa. 11~~
Juk K. Sindorf, form'~r:JI
JONH director of marketing for Le~1. · ~
West Inc .. Newport Beach, bu joined Rahdy . ~
. & Asaociates, a Long Beach advertising 9 1 public relations firm. · , 1 1
S&u
division,
Valley.
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Ollkey is general manager, area ~
Customweave Carpets, Inc., Fountain ·
A Dana Point branch of Far
Weat San.tp aad LoH Aaoela· tloa, Newport Beac h , is
scheduled to open later this
month.
The work of Southern
California artists is featured in
a watercolor exhibit at Cltheu
Tlarlh Ir Loaa AuoclaUo. in
Irvine's Heritage P laza Shopping Center, Culve-r
Drive and Walnut Avenue, Irvine. "
The board of directors of Lucky S&ores1 hit:,
has elected Donna DeMoss vice president. She ls''
treasurer of the corporation. "~
Blvar, Inc., manufacturer of printed circllit~'1
board packaging aids for the electronics mark\!t,:1
has acquired a l.36·acre site at Irvine's Industriat·,
Complex East where it will break ground "I~ ..
January for a 26,000·square-root manufacturlrlf.
facility 1' "1 • ql
N8JK'y Ltt Persons is escrow officer for to';
Newport Beach office or City National Bank, 41QO ,
MacArthur Blvd. Ms. Persons;'
who Uves in Laguna Niguel, is Ji
gr aduate of Coastline Cdn\·
munity College, Fountai'rl
Valley ., .. ,
Walter E. Heyer, Lagun'
Niguel, is administrativ~ ..
general m anager for Sela"''•,
Corp. of Amenca. City of Co'nF.,, , ... "
PllSOMI merce. .,. ,.
Harry G. £Hiott J r. is vice president-financ'e n:
of Parkford Petroleum, Inc .. a subsidiary of
Cambridge Group Holding Corp . headquarte~1
in Newport Beach.
I
Railroad firrns l
f
' fight in s uit I
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Southern Pac1frt· 1
Trans portation Co has chargeq v1olattons of
railroad and antitrust laws. in a suit f!l~d in r.ederal
court here against the Union Pac1fsc , Missouri I
Pacific and Western Pacifi c railroads. 1 San Francisco-based SP contended in the su1l '
filed this week that Union Pacific's acqu1s1 tion or SI
controlling interest in Western P~cific last M ~rch
1 and its subsequent conduct of railroad operation!>
with Western had harmed Southern Pacific
There was no immediate response from Union I
Pacific Corp , the railroad's ~ew Y1)rk based
parent company
"We're charging that Union Pacific 1s alread" 4 in control of Western Padfic and M1ssoun Pacific 1
a nd that they arc working in concert We're l'har~
mg collusion and actions in restraint of trade ,"
said SP spokesman Andy Anderson
Union Pacific has filed with the Interstate
Commerce Commission for apprO\!ll to merge
with Western and M issoun Pacific
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A pair of unbeaten strew are on tbe uDe
tonight as tbe San Clemente Invitational ud ooa-
league games 1et under way for Oranp Cout
area basketbaUteama.
San Clemente risks itl 2·0 record a1alnst
Pioneer in the ftnt round of lta own tournament at
8 p.m., while Laf\R1a Beach Hlcb'• Artbtl, f -G and
cha mpione of tbelr own tournament lut wM,
host Corona del Mar (2·1), ranked No. a in Oran1e
County .
Other non·leape 1am• AMlude Xatella (2·0
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ln LaUn Amtrk1 for human rtpta and for Jmtiee and lt 1lv" ua
bope."
Eaqwv.a, who will be received by Pope Jobn P1w n ln the
V1Ucan oa Dec. 17, Hid Jelden ol b1a ortanluUoe, S.rvllio Pu y
JW1Uc1, wW meet liter Ind dedde upon "the UH ol tbe peace
prize money where efforts are mottly needed ln Latin American
cow.tries."
Klein delivered lhe traditional Nobel lectu", on tbe theme
"Some Economic Scenariot for ~." before a l1r1e audienee at
the School of Economies ln Stockbolm.
He offered no ready remedies for the ba1ic Imbalance prob·
lems ln world economy, stem~. he aald, mainly from abarp
rises in ener1y prices. He wa that new shock dt.ltW'baneet
such as major conrucu and harvest failures may upeet world
economy anew in this decade.
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BETHLEHEM, Pa. <AP> -Employers are projecUn1
a 10 percenl increase in \he number of new 1raduales they
will hire ln L981 , accordin1 to a Colle1e Placement Council
report.
More than half of the 565 employers surveyed Tuesday
said·they ellpect economic condiUona lo improve in the
first half of 1981 compared \.0 the last half of UllO. Another
33 percent foresaw no chan1e and 11 percent predicted
conditions will worsen.
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tlu~ri.. 1'~1• John S Oommic~
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At the bachelor's level, hirin1 of en1ineerin1
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master's and doctoral levels, increases of 2S and 53 per.
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The science. math and other technical cate1ories
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T-bill
interest
soars
WASHINGTON CAP)
Interest rates on
s hort-t e rm Tre a s ury
securities are at their
highest levels since
March
Arter its Monday auc-
tion, the government re-
ported that the discount
rate for 26 -week
Treasury bills climbed
to 15.069 percent and the
discount rate for 13 ·
week bills jumped to
16.335 percent.
Thirty-month savings
certificates , s et by
federal ceiling, continue
to pay up to 12 percent
interest at thrift institu-
tions and 11.75 percent
at banks.
But Monday's auction
results mean that effec·
live Thursday , banks
and thrift institutions
may pay up to 15.319
percent on six-month
savings certificates.
Farmers
/ear
drug ban
WASHINGTON CAP)
-A federal ban on the
use of antibiotics in feed
would hurl livestock producers~ in 1eneral
and would be particular-
ly tough on the poultry
industry, accordin1 to
Agriculture Department
experts.
Some scientists and
consumer 1roups for
years have urged tighter
federal curbs -in some
cases, an outri1ht ban -
on the use of drugs as
additives ln animal feed.
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Robert L. JohnNn
Kuwait Airways
sets bus buys
KUWAIT (AP) -The Kuwait
Airways Cofl>. has signed a $1
billion contract with the Paris·
based European Airbus Cofl>.
for lbe purchase of 11 A·130
airbuses, the company's general
manager announced.
Company mana1er Ahmed
M ishari th.ia week said the first
of the 211-seat aircraft,... \.0 be
equipped with American-made
Pratt and Whitne y engines,
would be delivered in March
1983. Civil aviation sources said
about 60 of the airbuses were re·
cently ordered by Persian GuU
and other Arab countries .
O,·•·r. Tiu· (:ounlf:.r
NASO Listinqs
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Douglas
division
boss told ~
Robert L. Jobmoo, prealdeat
ot McDonnell Dou1la1
Astronautics Co., ffuntloston
Beach, haa been put lD cbarte ol
all the firm 'a Weal Coast·
aerospace activtuea, company offlciaJa have annouaced.
The cb1n1e will mean that the
Douelaa Aircraft Co., which pro-
duces traoaport aircraft ln Loot
Beach, will report \.0 Johnson ef.
fective Dec. 15, accordint to
company officials.
Johnson, 80, will continue ...
president of Huntinston Beach
operations.
He joined Doqlu Aircraft as
a control systems desiioer in
1946 after ,.-ar-time service wilh
the U.S. Navy.
He became a Douilas vice
president in 1961 and from 1989
to 1973 served as an assistant
secretary of the Army.
PrimeRatel9.75%
NEW YORK CAP> -A small New York bank. Tuesday raised
its prime lending rate from 19
percent to 19.75 percent, cloaing
on the rttOnt-20 percent rate set last April.
The latest increase in the lend·
ing rate for the most
creditworthy of its corporate
customers was made by UMB
Bank and Trust Co., a U.S. sub-
sidiary of United Mizrahi Bank
of Israel.
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Wednesdey, O.~mber tO. t980 s •
Names 111tsleadlng
Things
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as they seem
8y •ILTON MOSKOWITZ
Here are the names of 10 well·known products and
services: Tums. Pizza Hut. Uncle Ben's rice, Green Giant
canned peas, the Book-of-the Month Club, Saks Fifth
Ave nue. Howard Johnson, Ecko pots and pans. Tiffany and
the Whitman Sampler.
All of these we re once independent operations. AU
have been absorbed into l~rge corporations Any compan1
that becomes successful in America immediately runs the
risk or being acquired by another company. It's like the
"Monopoly '' game many of us are famlUar with. When you
land on a property. you have the option of buyinll it That·
option gets exe rcised all the time in th1: business world.
Right now Westinghouse ii; in the process ot scooping
up the big cable tele vision co mpany, Telepro mpte r : SignaJ
is acquiring Ampex. As hl and Oil is making a pass at U.S.
Filter . American Can has tlrwen a 10 percent stake into
Franklin Mint; and the
o ld Pullman company ~
h as dis appea re d into ::
the folds of a company ' :=. Money
Tree called Wheela brato r
Frye.
This kind of action
goes on every day.
The l''cderal T rade ·om m1ssion keeps track of these
things. It has a table showrng all the large acq u1s1tions
made by companies since 1948
A large acq uistion m ean~ that the company acq uired
had as:.et:. of al least SlO million In 1948 t h<>re was a tota l
of four of these acquisitions 1949 s aw s rx The pace picked
up s harply m t he 1950s In 1955. when Amencan Cyanamid
bou~ht form 1ca and fleech Nut bou~ht Lire Savers, the re
we re Ill of thest-laree arn11i-.itinn<. ~· ·•
THE MERG ER BOOM really took off m the 1960:.. The
peak was 1968 Thal was the year Ph1lrp Morn:. ucqu1red
its stake i11 Milll:r beer and Alla11t1c Ft1 chf1eld took over
S1ni.'la1r01I Before th<·) ea r was 11\'cr ar·quircd over l74 com
panrC'S whoi.e as~tl!> were ea<•h above $JO m1ll1on had been ac
Q u1 red b} other t·CJm pan 1es
Arlivlly tatll'J off in the early 1971}., cver·yone was
JU =>I exhausted but t he merger and Jcqu1:.1t1on game i!'
Onl'c again back In fas hion r or the las t three year<; there
have l:lt'en more thJn lOCI largt.-ar<1u1srll<m~ ever y yl'ar A nev.
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• toy campaign
Manne Corpt' Toya
ToU colJenaon campalp at
ff~oe Center'"°"'*" a •HI be1•n 1~ml1ht with
a fr" concert and other •c· •
th I UM A~ abow at 7 p.m . wW
be folAow..s by lbe D·plece Tb1rd
Marln e Air Wln1 Band
performtn1 a concert of
Chriatmu muaic al 7: 30.
All actlviU• wUl be presented
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"Got a probWm~ Tian write to Pol Dlaul. Pol '°"' cut red laJ», lldtinQ tlw ....,.,., Giid acCiolt J10U WH
to aolue bwquUwt in QOtJmttnftl Cllld ~ ... Moil
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Cooat Dmlrl Pilot, P.O. Boz UIO, Coaa MtlO, CA
mM. At mon11 tdttr• cu poui,,,. will ~ ~td.
but phonl!d mq,dritt or ltttn• not including tlw
rtodtr'• f1'll eome, addreH and builwu Mitri' pltoM
num~ cannot~ coruiMrtd. rm. column apptOrt deli·
111 tzcept SURdo111."
each day feellna •tiff ud tired, •peeially ~
the 1houlder area. Are there MY exettiMI I eaa do
to help relieve my deakbound aches aad ,.U.! ~ L.L .. Irvine n.e eserdles cu lie ._. .......... w
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In the ma1n lobby area· ol the-•
aboppifta center. 7777 Edinpr
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DEAR PAT: How did the poUIMttla come to
be a symbol of Chriatmu T I've beard about the
ori1inaUon ot a lot of other Cbrbtmu decorations,
but never about this plant.
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"•&l5lrall0Cl l11 W'lder WIAY for a .. tnler receu day camp for
Qalla Mesa and Newport Beach
Int lb.rou&h sixth 1raders who
.. )' be at loose ends over the
•ter school vacaUon period.
"'e OrllJl&e .Coast YMCA has
,_.duled the camp, called a
~aaon Tratn, ·· between Dec. a and Jan. l from 9 a m lo 4 ,.Ill . dai ly , a s po kesman
UlltOW'ICed.
To be held al Back Bay Hi1h
Sdtool. Irvine a.nd Monte Vista
Avenues in Costa Mesa, the
~amp is to feature an imaginary
wason train trip from St. Louis
lo Newport Beach, making
"stops" along the way at major
cities lo combine "education and
Hcitement." he said.
Events will include trips to
Knott 's Berry Farm and a roller
rink , with other activities to
Include a bike rodeo, barbecue
and swimming at the YMCA
pool.
A S74 fee wi II be charged
YMCA members, with others to
' pay $80, the spokesman said.
More information may be
obtained by calling 642·9990.
A 40-foot Chriatmu tree will
be lit u part ot the festiviUe..
Alao, a model railroad 111tem
1nvolvtna more than 700..feet ol
track runnln1 over an area
24-feet wide by 36-feet lone. will
be operaled in the lobby.
Vern Dietsche, who is
t oordinallfta construction ot the
H0-1aU1e model said volunteers
are needed to help construct the
set -up. He said railroad scenery
and buildings also are needed.
Persona interested in dooatina
their Ume or equipment lo the
railroad system can contact
Dietsche or John Taite at
897·2533.
Refugees sicker
ATLANTA CAP) -The in·
C'idence of tuberculosis among
lndoC'hinese refugees is nearly
60 times higher: than the rate
among other groups in the Unit·
ed States, according to the na·
tional Centers for Disease Con·
trol. Indochinese refugees ac·
counted for 6.1 percent of all
new cases of tuberculosis in the
United States between January
1979 and July 1980.
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GIFT TO COLLEGE
Buddy Greco
Greco gives
gear to
Golden West
Buddy Greco, recording artist
and Las Vegas nightclub
entertainer. has donated $15,000
to $20,000 worth of big band-style
musical arrangements to Golden
Wes t College in Huntington
Beach for use in its commercial
music program.
The music spans Greco·s
entire career , dating back to his
early tours with B enny
Goodman's. band as a singer.
pianist and arranger.
Golden West music instructor
Gerry Schroeder said he and
other instructors will use the
Greco material in pop singing
and band c l asses and
performances, as well as in
student-produced recordings.
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DEAR PAT: Would you su11est professional
dry cleaning or conventional wubln1 for a lon1·
sleeved Pendleton wool shirt? These shirts are
quite expensive, so if washinc is preferable, I'd
like to know exactly bow it should be done.
D.S .. HunUniton Beach
The Peadletoe Sport SMp la Lapu BWa •aU
Htles&a f09 cllleck ... care laltel lallWe Ute llllrt.
It wW &ell y .. wllleUler dry cleu1&1 or laadertac
la reqlllred. Some Petldleta llalrta •at be dry-
cleaaed. ba& odilen may be lamdered accon1Ja1 &o
dlrecUoas oa any mild, cold-water laud.ry prod·
ut't.
E.r~rrilln tor d~•lc.._d
Dear Pat: My job requires me to stay at my
desk all day. I try to vary my position, but end up
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DEAR PAT: I bou1bt a $'9.95 bandba1 from
Am buaador International in Tempe, Aria. I uaed
it constanUy for two years until a seam ripped.
It couldn't be repaired, so I sent the purse
back to the firm and asked for an identi~al
replacement. This is in accordance with the
guarantee which states, "U at any time your
purchase is not givin1 you tbe service you expect·
~ it to. just send it back to us and we wilt-either
refund the price you paid for it, or replace the
product without charge ... whichever you prefer."
Instead, I received a check for 136.•. which
was less than I bad paid. I sent the check back and
again requested a replacement purse. I was told
that it was out of stock . I don't understand this as
it is piclW'ed in the company's latest catalog. I
hope you can help.
S.S .. Santa Ana
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mall. TM ftna ••• le•porartly Ml of tllla ltea, ba& a aew aapply llaa beetl reeelwed aacl &lie
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•Sllm Gourmet •Special Diets ~y. Oecernoe1 10. 1940
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Pastry -making is fine art
A mu ter pastry chef apenda e1&ht years
learn.t.n1 hi.II trade in Europe.
"A baker makes only breads and rolls, but
an Germany, where I train~ a master pastry
chef creates exquisite deSllerts Cil ror royalty ..
The pastnes ao with a menu j ust .as certain
wines IO wtth ~rtain meats Pastry making is
a fine art," says Sigismund Hau.
H£ ~D HJS WIFE, Elisabeth, own Das
Yoahurt Haws in San Juan Capistrano and serve
home-cooked lunches, imported and California
wines and European desserts with coffee.
YOlhurt desserts are served in all navors. •
and customers may take home s pecialJy.
ordered pastries. -
Hau's training a s konitorme1ster. or
master pastry chef, began with school and
train inc under masters in the profession.
"~.the five years after receiving my
apprenticesrup degree. l worked in shops with
specialties interesung to me. One was the t:are
Feldherrn-Halle, the most famous pastry s hop
in Germany, which employs Z2 pastry makers.
One wou.Jd have to work at 10 other shops to
learn what one learns at Cafe Feldhe rm-Halle
in the same time." he says.
SCHOOUNG FOR HAU came in Munich.
"To the connoiseur of rine food. Munich is
the best," he says. "The-city boasts more one-
and two-star Michelin-rated restaurants than
any other German city."
School was expens ive and rigorous.
"Twenty-five percent of students fail." he
pointed out.
Student projects included a hot sugar-blown
centerpiece, a meat entre enclosed in sculpted
puffed dough, 10 kinds of cookies. an ice cream
parfait and a pound of praline candy fo 10 dif·
rerent varieties.
WHEN HAU PASSED the test to become a
master chef in 1963, he moved to America to
open his own business.
The Hau's have owned three s uccessful
businesses in Orange County, but it wasn 'l
always easy.
When Sigismund first came to America in
1964 he was practically penniless. "I spoke no
English and had only $130 in my pocket. I
bought a bicycle for $35 which I used lo tra vel to
my job at the Snack Shop Bakery in Corona del
Mar," he said. .
One year later Hau foun<t a run-dow1'
bakery in Tustin. He made the rounds of banks
requesting the $16,500 asking price, but loan of·
ricers ju.at shook their heads. Finally, two
bankers agreed lo give him $6,000 and S7 ,000. He
persuaded his helper at the Newporter Inn to
put in $5,000 and took him in as a junior partner
Hau built the bakery from a run-down shop
with antiquated equipment. Profits were used to
add equipment to buy anothe r busines'i in,Laguna
Beach called Andree Patisserie.
CU&'TOMERS HA VE included Presidents
Johnson and Nixon. Vice President Agnew,
executi ves of Orange County's largest firms.
rour of the finest hotels in the county and
exclusive restaurants such as Chanteclair. Chez
Cary, Villa Fontana. the Riviera, Five Crowns,
and Ben Brown's, Santa Ana and Big Canyon
country clubs.
The Haus gave up the Tustin Ravarian
bakery in 1975 because it took too much of
their lime. Two years later they opened Das
Yoghurt Haus in San Juan Capistrano. Business
is done on a s maller scale, leaving time for
the ir 6· and 9-year-old sons, Andreas and
Christopher.
Mrs. Hau helps with administrative tasks
Sigismund's colorf ul gingerbread
house can be made from a kit
for the entire
family to assemble.
and does all the cooking. Her specialties include
homemade soups . h e alth s a ndwiches and
salads. She also prepa res gourmet style, sit·
down dinners.
Mrs. Hau boasts of hotel management train·
ing in Europe.
In Europe. as pirants to degrees in hotel
management and other a reas of the food busi·
ness seek out jobs at famous hotels to appren·
t1ce under the great chefs. Mrs Hau spent a
year learning Italian before she could work in
Ita ly. She apprenticed at the Hotel S<:hoenbrunn
in the Bavarian Mountains and at the Grand
Hotel in Florence. Later she opened an ex-
c I u s i ve r es ort n ear Ve nice c a l le d the
Rosapineta. Before coming to America. she
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managed the Hotel Everest at Lido di J esolo.
One of Hau's favorite holiday take-out or-
ders is his raspberry or pumpkin chiffon trine
The customer brings a glass or crystal bowl to
be the restaurant to be rilled with layers of cake
and filling Ambrosia-like sponge cake 1s soaked
in liquor. then covered with alternating layers
of pumpkin or raspberry chiffon until the bo wl
1s full The cake 1s topped with whipped crea m
and nuts.
Another special holiday creation is the one-
pound assorted cookie box. which includes 20
varit'ties, each made with a different dough.
Cookies include Spekulalzius, Pferter Neusse.
Flor entiene r . Lebkuche n , Butter Cookies.
Ousseldorfer Tortchen. Domino Steine and Zimt
Sterne .
Each Christmas Hau prepares German
Chr stmas Stollen. a cake similar to the t radi·
l1onal American fruit cake, but lighter and
made from almonds . orange and lemon peels.
Desdncr Stoll~n is popular as a gin. in Germany
durinlit the hohdays.
SIGMUND'S CROQUEMBOUCHE
/\ Croquembouche is a Christmas cen
te rpicce res e mbling a carame l-colored
Christmas tree of individual ball-shaped cream
puff pastries. each filled with rum custatd and
dipped in caramel. The caramel cracks in the
mouth thus the name Croquembouche. Each
person lakes several cream puffs to eat when
the Croquembouche is served.
It must be made the same day it's served
because refrigeration melts the caramel.
Cream Puffs
I pint water
8 ounces butter
P:tnch salt
Pinch sugar
8 ounces bread nour
5eggs
Custard
l quart milk
8 ounces s ugar
VJ vanilla bean
Pinch salt
4 ounces com starch
3 egga
1 cup milk
l cup whipping cream
FIUlll&
Custard
1 cup whipping cream
'Ai cup rum
Cara•el
1 pound suaar
• l ounce com syrup
in cup water
INSTaVCl'IONS
Crea• Pwlf
Brine water. butler, •alt. aucar to a boil.
Add flour and stJr unUI lumP1 up. Put lumpa ln
mhdq bowl. Set machine on low speed and add
e111 slowly one by on.. Put aua ln putry bac.
Line baklnl sheet with ~archment paper and
1quene out ball dollar alle doUopa ol cloqh.
Master Pastry Chef Sigismund
Hau of San Juan Capistrano
displays a
c roquembouche •
one of his many
pastry specialties
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Bake at 400 de~r ces until golden brown. about
20 minutf':o;
Custard
Bnng l quart of milk. suizar, vanilla bean '
and salt to a boil ln a separate bowl stir
cornstarch. eggs and 1 cup milk. When the milk
be~i ns to boll stir in corns tarch mix and stirring
constantly until <'UStard <"omes back to a boil.
Tak~ off stove Cool in refn~erator. but stir OC·
r as1onall} to prevent skin formation. Do not
rovf'r
Fil Ung
After custard ts cooled, whip up 1 cup fresh
whipped cream until stiff ano fold in with hand
whip •~, rum into the custard Take scissors and
with the sharp end poke holes into bottom of
cre am p;hb. Fit pastry bag with a small metal
t ube Then fi ll bag with custard and fill each
cream puff through hole in the puff
Caramel
nnnlit sugar. corn syrup and water to a boil
until golden bruwn. Use while still hot. Dip
cream puff into car amel and put together in the
shape of a tree one by one. Cover only the top of
the puff with the caramel. Work rapidly as the
ca ramel hardens drastically as it cools
ELISABETH'S FAVORITE SOLE EN
PAPILLOTE <SOLE IN PAPER'>
If you ha ve a platter. of either stainless
s teel or some other heatproof material, lay
the papillote on that. There are several kinds of
paper you can use. Butchers' paper takes on a
pleasant brown color in the oven. but other
kinds of parchment paper v.;u work fine. Foil is
easy to use. and many good restaurants use it
for dishes served en papillote.
12 small sole fillets
24small mushroom caps
"'• cup butter, softened
'"'2 cup chopped s hallots (about ei1bt)
l cup sk.immed, canned chicken broth
l,".I cup nour
V• heavy cream
2 tablespoons lemon juice
i,.ti teaspoon white pepper
1 teaspoon salt
12 slices of carrot
l s plit (6 and ~ ow:aces) ol dry cbam·
pagne
2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley
1 eag white, slightly be.ten
Lemon wedges
Preheat oven to 350 de1reea. Put lhe 12 best-
looklnl mushroom capa aside. Slice tbe rest of
the calJI and arrance a few slices on lbe c:eater
of each fish fillet. Fold the ends of tbe ftlleta
over \.he mushrooms.
Spread \4 cup ol the butter ln a bMJn1 pan,
sprinkle with shallot.a. salt and pepper. TIMD put
in the ftlleta, folded aided down. Put tla lJ re-
mainlnl m .. hroom HPI and tbe carrot la Uae
pan. Pour ln the champape and dteek dlidl•
broth. Cover the pan witb foil. BriDt to 1 -:!i
then hnmed.iately ptace t.M pan bl tbe o.ea
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Iceni purt ha;,1·<1 upJ>t•urt·d to ht1vt' bet:n
turned to flu l' lht• 1 u ... hit•r rt1lhc1 than th~
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lint> to takt• ..i 1111 ._., look ut how the 111.1w
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\~ Mtot•1••:K "I '" t·µu1 t.J to chcclt out.
lt•lt tht•11 .. 1101.1v1n;: l'l.lfb Ill tht' front or
tl'h· lllunh 1 ''''~"1 .. 1\l' lhl· t·lt'l'\ronl\· Nt·anner
T twn th\'\ ..., .llkn l 'l'' t'I al l~t>l foc'ward to' a
r h1•,1 ha.ti twll 11 ~"~ fl om lht:t~ that they
•l"t' 1 't'C.I t1u·1 r pun laui.t'' ~1ng tallied (They
t'UUlll ..1l~1 U'lt lht' :>ht:'il ror WrJtlOg t•heCkS,
-. hll h ''.,., hdt t\ 1 ll~\·r 'd)' at 1::. there for l
.\' I 'tuod ..it that ~llelf, 1 realaed that
rn~ tlr'l llb..,t'n d\11111 upon entenng the store
h..id bt-t'n n1rrt'1·1 I ht! d11>play screen was
I a• ing tht' l .... .,1n,., not the 1>hopper .
To::.~ thl' pnu.·~ on the display screen, I
had to lt'an ovt'1 lhl· l'ht':.t high s helL bending
"1) hl'.td ... harpl) to tht: left
IN ADDITION, the l'8Sh1er's reg1ster-
control panel wa~ rnounted on a pedestal
posrt1oned d1rec·1ly hctwet•n me and the item;>
that were bcrn.: pae-sl•d at·ross the scanner.
With my pun ·ha!!t'S M'vcral feet away and
blot·ked from view . II wai> almost impossible
for me to ~ee lht: ind1v1dual pr1ct' markings
and to t·ompare them with the numbers that
flashed on the thsplay screen.
And thal wasn't all. After items were
scanned. lh(• n 1sh1er pushed them behind the
cheC'k writing snl'lf where they were hidden
from my view
I asked other s hoppers 1f !ht• locat1on of
the d'-play 1creen made It difficult for them
to '" the pr1ctll of the items they were
purchulna. They all confirmed that it did.
In retponse to m y inquiries, Kroger aa-
liured me that its policy Is to face the display
:.rreen toward the shopper and that the situa·
t1on I had encountered would be investigated.
A t'EW Di\ VS later, I received a letter
(rorn Audfey McCalferty, Kroger's manager
of public Information. She said I had prob·
ably experienced my problem because I had
been 1tanding where the baager normally
at ands
No way (as a veteran supermarket shop·
per, I certainly know where the ba11er is
l!i up posed to stand>
c.;·mon, Kroger, gave us a break!
How can shoppers determine if their
purchases are being recorded correctly if
they must stand several feet from the scan-
ner? If their vision is obscured by the reg-
1ster·control panel? If the display screen is
t urned away from t hem ? And 1f the1r
purchases are then hidden behind a chest·
high shelf?
This was the closest I have ever come to
being pushed through a check.out line wear-
ing a blindfold.
SHOPPE RS MUST be considered in the
design and installation of the electronic scan-
ners that will be appearing in more and more
supermarkets.
These are basic rights to which all shop-
pers in this electronic a~e are entitled.
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Write lo the followin~ address to receive
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FOOD
Drain a can of cling
peach slices in light
syrup (economy pack ).
Arrange peach slices
and fresh orange slices
on sa l a d pl a te s .
Generously lop each
serving with a m ixture
of mayonnaise and sour
cream.
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PEACH MERENGUE SUPAISES
Leave a treat for San· sweet potatoes. Top with
ta next to the stO<.'kings! m i n i a t u r e
Drain a 17-o unce can of marshmallows before
fruit cocktail. Mix with bakinjt.
your favorite muffin re-To give special honor
cipe to make 24 muffins . to the New Year. feature
You'll have enough for a luxurious dessert al
Santa and everyone else your celebration feast.
at your h ouse o n ' Peach Me r i n gue
Christmas morning. Surprises are an elegant
Drain a can of cling and delicious dessert
peach slices packed in that captures the festive
light syrup Cecono n:i y feeling of New Year's .
pack) and roll 1n Golden cling peach
granola. Place in a bowl ha lves are filled with
and top with a dollop of c urrant je!!y. mince·
orange m ar m e lade. meat 'or ice cr eam.
Healthy ahd delicious lopped with me ringue
for br~akfast or dessert! and baked.
Fruit c~~kta11 is a. col· Because the evening is
orful add1t1on to holiday special. serve this dis·
s weet potatoes . Toss tinctive dessert with
d~ained fruit cocktail champagne . It adds that
with cooked vams or extra holiday touch.
F or an elegant
welcome to 1981, serve
Peach M e r i ngu e
Surprises.
PEACH MERINGUE
SURPRISES
4 egg whites. room
temperature
14 teaspoon cream
of tartar
1·2 cup sugar
12 teaspoon vanilla
extract
2 cans (16 ounces
each ) cling peach
halves. drained
Currant jelly
Mincemeat
Vanilla ice cream
H ea t oven to 400
degrees Beat egg
whites and cream of
tartar until soft peaks
form. Beat in sugar l
tablespoon at a time;
continue beating until
meringue is stiff and
glossy. Beat in vanilla_
Place peach halves, cut
side up. in baking dish.
Place 1 heaping teas.
poon curra nt jelly in
ce nt e r of 4 peach
halves. Place I heaping
teaspoon mincem eat in
center of 4 peach halves.
Place small scoop of ice
cr ea m in center of 4
peach halves. Pipe mer-
ingue onto peach halves
using a pastry bag, or
pile on with a s poon.
Bake until meringue is
bro wned and peaches
are warm ed through,
about 5 minutes. Makes
6 servin~s.
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risk her n~\\ found !>lin1 'noncnmg and sugar
Ot''\) b\ ddbblin.: Ill ~lax IO \O~Urt Cl:lt and·
gmgerbrvd1l <\dnt:s' .rnd 'J01 lla Stir 1n flour
'ug.Jr 11 111~' tiut 'ht' t.11J mixture Add d1 t·ed ap
11\ll>S ht'r prt· hol1cJav pie a nd nuts. 1f desir ed.
hobb~ until ·he dis Mix thoroughly Place
co' ert>J rla) by tables poonful on a
~0111 s he use) all her nonsl1ck baking tin. that
cook1e-decorat111g skill!> hus ~en .sprayed with
to turn out the rnost t•noking spray Rake JO
e n C'hant i ng ·thou ~h manutes ma pn•heated
i n e d i b I e c o I · 325-dc~rcc OH!n , until
o r f u I I y · g I a /. e d lightly browned . Turn
Christrnus tree decura Clff oven and let eookies
lions in the sha'pe of l·ool 1n oven l hour .
realist 1c -look1ng c lay Makes 24 t·ookies. 45 ~
cooktes calories t:•a<..'h (nuls add
If you hav•· thc time 14 c·uloncs µer cookit'l
~ ~ :! and talent to make prct
t y cookies, but the dis·
in c lination to expose
yourself to unneeded
calories. !hat's a wcigtit·
wis e wa) to "hanne l
rour creatrvit}
I o l.t'mon and coconut '~
On thP. othN hand,
m os t o f u s '-'·ant
somethmg dehl'Wusly
ed ible . hut k ss calorie
r alastroph1c thJn con-
ventional sweets to fill
our cookie Jars at hoh ·
day time Bccal'S<' we
la c k th e t ime a nd
a rtis ti(' talent for pa·
tience> to make fancy
cook ies. lhe t} pe of
recipe we look for 1s quick
•and easy.
So this month. o ur
S lim Gourmet Recipe
Contest pri.zes go to two
enokie bakers who h<.1ve
s ubmitted t'LIS\' s tir-a nd
bake drop CoOklCS With
hea I thy ingredients .
and les" than th(' us ual
a m o unt of s ugar <.1nd
shortening
O ur first prtl(' ~ocs lo
BerRJ<'t: l\1J111n of [)ex
ler. ~fo . a rcg1stc·r<'cf
nurse . f o r her de ·
lig htfully-spiced drop
c:ookics made with ap
pies. raisins. rollt>d oaL<;
and whole wheal flour.
, t\ PP I. E 0 i\ TM t: A I.
tombint' to makt· a de · ~
l1 ghlful flil\'Or 1n this ='
simple prizC' winner SUI!· ~
gestl'd by Margl•ry Rice
of Bedford. N 11
LE MON COCONUT DROP~
2 t a blt'~po o n s
::.hortenmg
2 ta blespoons s ugar
I egg, beaten
4 teaspoons lemon
jUll'l'
I teaspoon vanilla
I c up all-purpose
rtou r
l 1 ·• tt>aspoons bak·
1ng powder .
1 " tt.>as poon sa lt
1 4 flaked coeonut
Cre am shortening and
s ug ar together Beal 1n
egg. le mon Juice a nd
',rnilla. Set aside.
Sift lugt>lher fl o ur.
baking powder a nd salt;
m ix in coconut Beat m·
to egg m1 xtun:
Sp ra y a no ns t ick
t ookie sheet with cook·
m g ~prny Drop dough
b\' tl'aspoonful In a p re·
heate d 37~degree oven.
bake 15 mmutes. or until
del icately brown ed.
M ukes 26 cookiec;, 35
cu lon es each.
COOKI F.S If 1JOU'rr a c reatwe lou'-
1 2 cup whok wht-al calorie cook. Y"U can tw a
flour winner . tno I/ 11ou'vP
1 ~ teaspoon hak1n~ f igured out a way to "de·
powcfrr c a to r1 ze" a fa ttl:'ntng
1 ~ k as1111<1n -;all favonte. or have developed
·~ teas poon c·1n a tasty dish that makes the
na mun most of I.eon low-calorie
1" ll•asp<><1n nut nu.'~ /011ds .~hare uuur recipe
:i., t up rolled oats wit h otht'r readRrs 011ce a
2 l a b I cs po o n loo nwn01 wt• publtsh the rnost
shortening inll'rest1ny suggestions.
1-' cup brown suAar and every rea.d.er who.~e rec
2 tablespoons plain 1pe appPars 1s awarded a
low fat yogurt $14 95 hardcover copy of
1 ('gg, s l1gh\I~ m y "/nternat1nna/ Slim
beaten ' Gourmet Cookbook" as a
'~ tcasµoon vanilla prize Pnnt or type your
1 applr. unpa n •d . favorite lou>·calcme recipes
d iced 'no need to figure calones1
Opl\Onal. quarter and send them to Sltm
l'UP chopped nuts Gourmet Reader Recipe
Stir together flour. Contest. P 0 lJor 624.
bakin~ powder. salt , cin· searta.-" J 07871
( Singles
Calettdar )
SINGLE JEWISH t~RIENDS will have a ski
weekend Jan. 9 to 11. For information, call
Marilyn at 5.57-3852.
SKI CANADA PARTY will be held al 7:45 p .m .
Thursday, Dec . 11, in Huntington Beach. For
information, call 646·6991. ·
" SINGLES HANUKKAH DANCE will be he ld at
8 p.m . Saturday, Dec. 13, in Anaheim. For
information, call Mickey at 754·1944.
WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP of Orange County
will have a brunch at 11 :30 a.m. Sunday, Dec.
14, in Costa Mesa. For Information, call Maggie
al 531-0101.
T&AINING FOa GaEATEa socia l
effectivenesa ia the theme of a proiram on
relationship skills. The day-k>ng workshop wiJJ b e led by Alan Garner , author of
"Conversationally Speaking." For Information,
call 667·3Cll6.
JEWISH PaGFESSIONA.L SINGLES of Orange
County will have a "ProcruUnaUon Hanukkah
Party" at 12:30 p.m . Sunday, Dec. 14, in
Fullerton. For information, call IM·t•.
PAaENTS wnHOtJT PAaTNERS will have a
potluck dinner and orientation at 8:30 p.m.
Sunday, Dec. 14, in Fountain Valley. For
information, call Barbara al 551-0111.
OUTDOOa SINGLES will have a 'day bike at 8
a.m. Smday, Dec. 14, on either Oranae County
or An1el11 National Forest trails. For
information call Bob at 556-'l'Oll.
SSLJ' Cl:NTl:a will hue a Sinlle Exper1eHe
dlscmakln on "Glvtn1 To Yourself•• at '7 :30 p.m .
Friday, Dec. 12, ln the cltJ ol Oranp. For
lnformatiaD, call Jan or Ml~l at "7·llOO .. ..
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Peanut butter gifts \
hr11tma1 fruuulle
trHmy f\aqe .
loUI ban What bet
aU\a tou1c1 u.tre be
tlwae 11\arvelou•
lt lovifttly prepnt'd
your vt.r )' o wn
you thou1bl rru1t
• meant hour of
paration, lht-r '1 a
t b\ t~ for \'O
hti Peanut Hutter
frultC"allt below ia
•ltkh mhed conf c
lhal un bf-formed
eto loa\t or tin y eM••. to be tU<'ked Into tlft bo~et and aped 011 Jliid• ~• to luck> re ,·1
~~ lb fruatr&kt> that l>
.i•pl · tr r u1st1 blc
e\ocll full of pecans,
cM<hed (rutt, dates and
raaw•ru. plUb the great
f11avot urpnse of peanut
._.llt.'r dups
T hesl' un1qut little
~1-.p are ea ) to work
with. and don 't roelt or
run when the) rl' baked
Th at f r es h peanut
fl a or too. adds a won
derful d istinct iveness.
You'll say it's the best
fruitcake eve r
2 cup• t U ounce ov•r medium beat until
par ka .. ) Peanut Buu.-r maature be,U. to boil,
Ch\pt stlrrln1 COldtanUy: coa-
l rup brolrt n pecan tlnue '-'OOk1na and 1Ur ·
,,1 .. re r ln1 5 mJnutet. Remove
• rup ¥rt!t'rl r Mn fro m h tat ; lllr •n
<11etl rherrlt111, quarter\'d v am 1 Ila l mmedlately
'• cu&i red <·11111dled 1add peanut butter cblpe,
rherm ... qu1u1ertd ill rrlnc until ~mpletely
H.-.t ii111d an·cn ran mdted. Stlr ln broken
d•~d \'lit1rn.. p e c a n pie c ea a n d
1•.-.,·•n hulvt-11 quartered candied cher·
ti u t t e r ""' 11 tt 1 n c b ~es Pow' into prepared
1qu11rt' pun Cumblnt pan. Deeorate , wllb ad·
f'vapor11tt'd milk, butH:r , daU onal ~ecan halves
au11u iilnd man1hm•ll01N and candied cherries:
('rt~t' In a htiilvy 2t'. c.:ool Cut intd squares.
qua rt aur pan Cook CMakes1bout3pounds>
PLArt 01'1 GREAT HOLIDAY
SAVlnGs . WITH VONS ,.
Peanut Butter Chip
Fruitcakes and
Holiday Peanut
Butter Fudge
make tempting
gifts.
T ry the chips in Holt
d a) Pe anut Butter
Fudge, too It's essen
tial. of course. for this
candy lO be creamy
and here , the chips melt
and blend beautifull y
when heated with othe r
ingredients.
Thi s wo nderful l y
r ich candy looks so ,
festive with lidditions .:.25
of red and green candied
cherries
PEANUT BUTTER
CHIP FRUITCAKE
2 cups peca n halves
-P~-cllps w-a-1nut
halV('S
l 1:i cups can died
pineapple , cut up
1 1. c ups go lde n
raisins
112 c ups 18-ounce
pa ck age > whole pitted
dates
:14 r up red candied
cherries
3• cup gr een ca n
died C'hernes
-I c ups (two 12
ounce packages 1 Peanut
Butter Chips
11, cups 114·ounce
(a n 1 s we e te ne d con
den s L•d m il k <NOT
t•v aporated J
Preheat oven lo 275
degrees. ln large mixing
bowl. com bine all ingre-
dients: mix well. Press
m ixture into foil-lined
6 1• x 312 x 21 .. inch loaf
p ~ns : or paper-lined
m uffin tins. 212-incht·s
in diamete r : r>r paper-
h ned muffin tins. 2 m·
ches 1n diameter. Bake
30 minutes for loaf pan
a nd 21i ·in ch muffin
tins. 25 minutes for 2·
inch muffin tins. Cool.
remove from pans
Wrap In foil o r clear
plas tic wrap : store in
r<'fngerator . Ma kes 5
mini-loaves . 45 21h·inch
diameter cakes . or 60
2·inch cakes.
HOUDA Y PEANUT
BUTTER FUDGE
:i,4 cup evaporated
milk •~ c up butter o r
margarine
211. cups sugar
1 :11. c ups ( 7 -ounce
ja r ) mars hmal l o w
creme
I teaspoon vanilla
Cheese roll
For a holiday cheese
roll that may be sliced
and served A>ver toast
rounds o r c r acker s,
ble nd equal par ts of
s hre dded c hedd ar
c heese, crumbled blue ·
c h eese and cream
c h eese; s hape into a
roll. Dust with chopped
parsley and refrigerate .
This cheese mixture
may also be shaped into
a ball and covered with
chopped nuts.
'Dessert
A scoop or ice cream
makes a wonderful
dessert when served
with Chocolate Honey
Almond Sauce: Heat 1
cup (6 ounce package)
semi -s weet chocolate
pieces with ~ cup el!.ch
of whipping cream and
honey until c hocolate
melts. Stir in 'h cup
chopped, blanc h ed
almonds. Serve warm
over Ice cream and en-
joy.
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please the fa m1l.>.
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blnl' w1cooked sausage
'' 1l h cheese. Mix or
k. 11 t• u d u n I i I w e I I
bll'nded ITo w.e a food
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lil'l \\ ''t•n luvers of waxed
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1a 111~r Store in freezer.
l'o servt'. µlace on bak·
1 n i.: ~h 11d aud bake
I roten, .is directed. for
,1 huut 12 minutes. Yield:
\ houl H tlozen
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ti .iii-. U'\l' a ll mild
l\l'iJgl
S)IOKJESAUSAGE
"Af'ERS
I 1 12 o unce )
1•.1e·kagr s moked link
.t llSLIJ(l'
1 • pound Cheddar
1'111·l':.r
'!' , l'llfJS flour
1 , teaspoon cnyenne
Jll Jllll'I'
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< t•ssnr fll'friger atc until
1 1.,·d~ t11 mix Shred or
f 1 a l t' c h (' t' s e .
lfrfri!!<'r:ill' 11n t1 I read)
111 ·nix
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1 .i l 1 I 1· ''a r s e a n d
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,ind c hl·esc Knea d or
hlPnd until L·venly mixed
.ind a dough 1s formed.
Drop dough by teaspoon·
1111 a hout 112 inches
apart, onto baking
sheet. With a floured
fork, l1atten each ba ll of
douih &o about ~-inch
thickness. Bake at 375
deiree1 for about 15 minutes. until lightly
golden brown. Place on
paper towels to cool.
Serve warm o r cool.
Yield: About 13 dozen.
TO STORE: Pack
cooled wafers in air·
tight glass or plastic
containers. Keep in
refrigerator or freezer.
If s t or ed properl y.
waters will keep for
abo ut 3 weeks in
refrigerator, or about S
weeks in freezer.
ITAUANSAVSAGE
NIBBLES
Yi pound sweet
Ita lian sausage
h pound hot Italian
sausage
1 pound sharp Ched ·
dar cheese, shredded or
gr ated
21/• cups biscuit mix
l tablespoon fennel
seed
2 teas poo ns dry
·o regano leaves
In mixing bowl. com -
bine uncooked Italian
sausage with cheese, re·
moving any cas ing.
Knea d or blend until
well mixed. <To use a
food pr ocessor, divide
ingredients in half and "
make two batches.) Add •
biscuit mix, fennel a nd
oregano. Mix well until
a dough forms . Shape in·
to l·inch balls . Place 1
inc h apart on baking
s hee t. B ake at 375
degrees for about 15
minutes, or until nicely
browned. Serve hot.
Yield : About 9 dozen
TO FREEZE: Cool
the Nibbles thoroughly
on paper towels. Pack
into air-tight plastic con·
t a ine r s o r wrap in
freezer wrap. Store in
freezer. If s tored proper-
ly. Nibbles will kee p for
about S weeks in freezer .
To serve, let thaw .·
Place on baking s heet
a nd bake a t 315 degrees
for about 3 minutes,
or jus t until he ated
through.
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WldneecMJ, o.c.mber 10, tNO
SAUSAGE APPETIZERS AND SNACKS MAKE APPETIZING GIFTS
... Royalty
(From Pa"eCl>
bake for 20 mintutes.
While the fi s h is baking, prepare beurre
manie by mixing the remaining one·half cup
butter with the flour
Now to the l'ap1 1ll)tc . Cut an oval about 20
inches long and 14 inches wide from one large
piece of butchers ' paper or parchment. From
another piece cut a nother oval one inch bigger
all around. Use the higger oval as the top.
Generous ly butter the bottom sheet of paper to
within one inch of the edge and put it on an
ovenproof platter or cookie sheet
When the fish is baked. gently lift the fillets,
mushroom caps and carrot slices from the bak·
ing pan with a slotted spatul~ and set them on a
plate to drain. Cover them with foil to keep
warm. Raise the tempe rtaturc c1f the oven to 400
degr~
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Drain the broth from the baking pan into a
s aucepan, there will be about three cups. Place
over medium heat and add the beurre manie a
little at a time. stirring with a whisk until
b lended, smooth and thick enough to coat the
whisk hghtly. You may not need all of it. The
nice thing about making a s auce by this m ethod
is that it is easy to control. J ust add more or
less beurre manie as needed. Stir in cream
then add the lemon juice. '
Arrange the drained fillets on the buttered
bottom piece of paper. Garnish each with a
mushroom cap, cut across the top to hold a car·
rot slice Spoon about one cup of sauce over the
fillet.s, enough to cover them. Sprinkle with
parsley Set the rest of the sauce aside to keep
war m.
Brush edges of both pieces of paper with
egg white diluted with a little water. Put the
second piece of paper on top and fold the bottom
edge over the top edge. rolling them together
and crimping them to get a tight seal.
More peopte think Baker's" Angel Flake~
Coconut tastes fresher than any other national
brand. Your family wi1l love the scrumptious
coconut desserts made with Baker's. So clip the
30~ coupon and brin~ home the delicious coconut
that tastes fresh , moist and tender.
Q O~'-Y Pll.0 T
Elegant ~ash
H apptl) for p eoplt
who lilt• aqua~h. .oM• \t r1~ o/ thll winter
" ittabl u availtbl
ll ytar around
OW, lhoUlh, II the
peak of the a nnual
harv"'. 10 Uibh lov
rt n thitlr 1k>ry
1'or thf nut ff'w monthl
m•n> ltlnds. andudlnl
\Orn and hubbard. *Ill
b r adtl) "''•ili.ble
I\ f'r)'-h r~
Tha '>Quash :-,ouu1
tt' IPf' I• M) &ood thtH
)'C\U'H dMamt h want lo
IOtlude It lR your ('OU ('
uon 'OW' IOI.Alfi t• U1ht
1n 1c1nure but ~tr)' rach
in fla\()J' Mll \ of \h\;
\)()ct t»t ronw " from
mubed eel squ••h
Uh l .. H •r h~ht it>
I t rl"Qm bro•n ~Uill'I" •
.ippltt or oranee JUH't'
, oaon .nd nut nu~
Ql' Stl SOl Ft'Lt.
Aul lt'T
!'\u~ar
l ,l <'UI' bulll'r
•, \'UIJ t hupµc1I
OOIO\l
1 l i. Up .tit IJUI JH>:>C
tlour
12 lt'J"poc.m -.ult
•, t1.·a~~111 i.:ro und
rtUl Oll'g
I cup milk
2 tablespoons firmly
p~<·ked brown sugar
2'!! C"ups ma&hl•d ,
cooked .li.'Orn or hub·
bard s ,q u a s h 0 R 2
pac·kages < 12 ounces '
t'<H'h t fro1.cn l'ookc d
squa:.h, thawed
1 4 t u 11 a p µ Ii.' or
orange JUI('~
6 eg~s st:parati.'Cl
·~ ll·:•:.1Juon t'rcam
l\f tartar
flull t•r hollo m and
sides of 12 x 7' .• x 2·inch
bak inR ch s h Sµri nklc
with su~ar In medium
s aucepan cook onion m
11 1·up butfer o v er
me diu m h e al un t il
lendl'r but not brown.
about 2 minut('s Blend
i n fl o ur . c;;.lll ancl
S p ecial
foods
Pizzli on a low -C'alone,
low sodium diet "
M U!oh room i.u t (•h ini
quichr for brunch for
somcon(· who thought
e~g s and chet.:M· wen~
food!> to avcncl on :1 low
cholesterol diet /
The answer!> can be
··ye s," according lo the
Cli n i ca l N utrition
Department at
Me moria l Hos pi t al
M ech cal Centl'r of Long
B1·ach, which is offering
a new seriec; of "Orne
N Delight" pro~ra ms.
·• FOLLOWIN<. T HE
doctor 's orders doesn "t
havt• to be a tasteless.
fru~t rating experience if
you're willing to invest a
lit tl e tim<.' 1n thr
kttl'hen, .. said Marlene
Beno, registered dieti
tii.ln and coordinator of
the "'Dine "N Delight"'
programs.
··Many people think
thn hav~ to g i ve up
favorite foods forever
when advised to redure
t•ho lesterol or give up
~alt ... Ms. Beno said
"However. in most m
s tances. a subtle sub
s lltution can redU<'f' c:1
d i s h 's ca lo rie s o r
sodium content by half "
Resides being :.t "din
ing expt>rience , ·· s he
~aid. t he four different
"Dine 'N Delight" pro·
grams provide informa·
tion on t h e ba s il'
features of the recom·
m e nded nutrition pro·
gram .
t OW·CAl.ORI E. low·
cho lesterol, low·sodium 1
a nd high-fiber classes
are now being offered.
An important compo. 1
nent of the programs, I
Ms. Beno said, is dis
· c usslon of the r ationale
behind the diet prescrip·
lion.
nut•., Coo&, •Urrint ~·~': .UI ml1Uar•
&1 • and 'bubbb
S.lr \'n milk all l t once.
Add •lllAI' Cook. 1tlr
rln1 toa1t aotl)'. until
ml1lure bo lh t1 nd
tb•tk• a.movt from hot 111ud in 11qua1h
and a_..JYi~
In l&r,. mhdn& bowl
but •O wbUo 16nd
<'t .. m ol ta rtar 1tl hl&h
1pHd untAI 11tlff but nol
dry. JUft unul wh11t•' no
lonarr itlJp when bowl is
tlllt!d
ID t mall bowl bt·~I e&g
yollu 11 11.chlly t:llend
•mall amount of hot
aquHh mixtu re lnto
yoaka S&lr yolk mlit\lr•
lnto 1qua1b mixture.
Gently but thorou1hly
foad yolk mllfture iaLO
whltte. Pour into pre·
pared dlah and aently
. mooth 1w1at~.
Bake In preheated 3~0 dearee oven until
puffy , de l lcately
browned and souffle
s hakea sll&hllY when
ovt!n nl'lc Is gently
moved back a nd forth,
40 to 45 minutes. Serve
Immediately Makes 6
serving,1
MSt•t•SUSlll
A NJ OU
PEARS
OR
IOMlllE fR{Stl 2-=-LETTUCE ~u.• ii
MIYOllllSE 149
BEST FOODS 1~z.1 R+
'*' ~ Tangerines
!l! M:i.dosh Apples
C..-..Y.., if White Grapefruit
•• 49
•.. 39
.... 25 ............ fH ClliYas Regal Scotch ~· 1 2 91 ..., ..... ,.... ~ Smimoff Vodka
lllflle1C..... .... , B! Seagram's V.O.
~ ,.,., ...... ,.... ..... ,
~JimBeam ,.,., ...... ,,... ~ Vorinoff Vodka
ISO
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l.7S "'·
4''
7••
9''
~...................... I 39 ~ 7-Up .....
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............... ~Chunk light Tuna
w. ...
B!Ffour ....... B! Tomato Sauce ....... "" .. ~Vet's Dog Food ......... !l! Bisquick
Clloce !l! Shortening
···:.:'· .69
'.: .83
1
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IS'.,•• 20 -. . ..... .... 112
..... 20s -
WOMEl'S
DESl&IER
FRUIT DRlllS ,1~;~11~ 5 3 Hl·C m -::· •
-~ ~ Niblets Corn 11., -'-tkl llo!o•MI• .... C-4 !l! Pink Grapefrvit Juice ·:.:·
.33
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FOOD
M ashed, cooked
squash flavors . .
a light-textured
souffle.
!29·95
1118 CRIB
LEGS
J l. "• ............ .
iij Beef Pattie Mix :· .88 .. ......... ~Cube Steak . 2'' ...,..... ......... °' Wlalt• fl! Bathroom Tissue . , .. ... . a 9 H! M~~~·i:~;iMix :· .• 99 ..,.'4ol ,tlcl fl! Margarine
ll+ o':ie'Pi~;;p~;
" .. ... .59
20•1 67 -.
lMf"• ~Tomato Juice ·:.;.· • 59
OR ~~z:
95
WHILE SUPf'l Y
LASTS
Wik•• I C0<111'"4 ._., I I .. ht
ffl Whole Ham
'·-~· ~Sliced Ham
l&oettt .... •• ffi Cream Cheese
..... 1-otMIWC.,..._ ~longhorn Cheese
....... c..........o.,_ !ff Mr. P's Pina ............... ~Ida Treat Potatoes
• 209
ill 2''
... 59 ,., .
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81£1T ElECTIOllC SIMES "Not kno wing why you '
s hould avoid eating
s hrimp sauteed in garlic '
butter or fruit-navor ed I
yogurt. e ven tho ugh il is
low -fat or sweet en ed I
·n atur a lly.· .. often 1
water s down o ne 's!
motivation lo follow
even the be:oll nutritional
advice," she said.
A ~~~Q .. ~~ JEAllS El. I !l! ui.I~~~.
The "Dine 'N
Delight" programs are
offered Monday through I
Thursday a\ Memorial's
Nutrition Counseling
Center .
There is a $12 tuition/
meal fee. Prere1istra·
lion, accompanied by a
SS depoeit, .is requJred a
week in advance.
For (wtber Inform&·
lion, write to: Memor ial
Nut r ition Counse ling~
Center, 3711 Loni Beac
Blvd ., Suite 415, Lon I
Beach, CA 90101, or
c t .... phone (2Ja) 42'7·1819.
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We Llste• le YMI
llE I TIMEX WITCH
100/o
OFF
CMOOSf FllOM A fll(MfllDOUS SflfCTIDll
Of n•n WA,CHU Ill 011-SPEClAl
Gin IMSP'UY
AOWHTllU ltl• AH IUl lllU GUll!AlllU
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Good · oysters available all year-round
I COMrary to pua.tic 096· uoa, Ulen l.t DO ••A•• ,... , .... " comet'° aUaa oy1teu T .. l1
•1~. wllkh oriliaa&M
• lurope. tar• ttll• ~allfonla Seafood
l..utu&e ..... QO baala la ·Mt. -..dally ... ,. la
JwlJllMd9t9tee,wbere
:-o•...-c ally brvuted
>Y•t•n are avaalabl•
vear round
Oyswn are IOld It v..,
o the •hell , lreab
'h"<'ked. fl"OSt!Cl . cuaned
tad tmoked ··Nationally ," ay•
fbomu E Elliot\,
aumao ol LM Board
:'II CSJ, ''UM oyster Ul·
:h"t r)' '' one ol tbia ~o&&n&ry's matt valUAble
f hheries with past
'\arvesb y1eld1nc as
much a.a 75 lo ~ million
llOUDds anqually
Four types are plen
!1ful EasJero. <.•om
monly referred to as
Blue Points, from along
the AUantic Coast . Gulf
oysters from. the Gulf of
Meldco and iu rivers;
Pacific or Japanese
oysters found along the
Pacific Coast and off
Japan, where they
ori1inated, and Korea;
and Olympia or Western
oysters from the Pacific
Coast."
Depending on their
size. shucked out-of-the·
shell oysters will
number anywhere from
150 to 300 per galJon and
from 100 to 300 in the
shell in bushel baskets.
The 240-count in-the·
shell oyster, sold per
basket, is the most com-
mon size.
At the tum of the cen-
tury San Francisco Bay
yielded the l a r gest
harvests of oysters
along the West Coast,
ranking seventh in U.S.
production. The history
of oyster culture in
California dates back to
the Gold Rush when
Easterners on their way
to and from the gold
fi e lds craved fre s h
oysters.
Local supplies of the
native Olympia variety
were soon exhausted,
but, with completion of
the Transcontinental
Railroad in 1869, it
became possible to ship
Eastern oysters by rail.
Attempts to transplant
Easter:n..,beds failed and ,
by 191.J, the idea was
completely abandoned.
Growers of that era
looked to the Orient for
an oyster that would
flourish in California
waters. By 1931 the
c ultu.re of J apanese
seeds became the domi·
nant force in the state's
oyster production.
These oysters, grown
by the traditional Orien-
tal method of bottom
culture in dumps called
"cu Itches," yielded a
very large "meat," but
produced an inferior
shell shape and a con-
sistency that was too
chalky and silty for
fresh on-the-shell con·
sumption.
·'To select fresh
oysters ." advises El·
liott, "buy only those
that are tightly closed.
Any that are partially
open should close quick·
!y when handled. If they
don't shut, they're dead
and should not be eaten.
"If oysters have been
frozen, thaw them slow·
ly in the refrigerator
a nd never r efreeze.
Home freezing is not re·
commended for any fish
or shellfish because
residential freezers can·
Dot ......... ratun
don flll ~ . ..ak•
tom...uil~UM,
.~, ....... ,......
"0,.... la U.. llMU ...
be tOOUaHI, "IM&lld
alwa~be IW9d ••U. tbe -t'Uf dowa IO
that Julte• doa't leak
out. 'n.., ••>' be kept un•h'lded for from ftv•
to •l• clay1 la 1ummer
and up to 10 day• ln
wlnter, lf •tored la tbe
coldHt part of the
tocftller by oae mu.ea. ~., eGllllrola ...........
ud t1alial. Some have
rouad •b•lh, wbll•
otMrt .,.. ftat.
TboN lw'vtetecl com·
m•relally r1a1• from
two to 1hl lncbH ln
·dlamtlMr. Sv• la tile aam• waters. quaotlU.
of ••It ad copper vary' from bed to bed, result·
Int la areat differences
in taate amoai oysters.
Healthy oysten may
To open an oyster, hold
tt firmly, cup side doum ,
hinge toward you Insert
a sharp paring or oyster
knife an inch up from
the hinge, where growth
indicates a shell division.
relriaerator. They may
be kept even longer. if
first steamed.'·
To open an oyster,
hold it firmly. cup side
down, hin1e toward you.
Insert a sharp paring or
oyster knife an inch up
from the hinge, where
growth indicates a shell·
division.
Apply.moderate force
to where the lines in·
dicate tbt' division. Slide
-don't pry -your way
in. sweeping lbe ltnile in
an arc of an inch or so to
cut the abductor muscle
and the oyster will pop
open.
In 1966 Pigeon Point
Shellfish Hatcher y in
Pescad ero began re·
s earching the ideal
method and site for pro·
ducing a new Pacific
half-s hell oyster . The
hatchery pioneerf"d the
be green. brown, yellow,
red or even black at
times. Oysters having
any of lbese color varia·
lions are not harmful. if
used for human con·
sumption, contrary to
popular belief.
There are many
reasons for the color
variations, the most
common one being the
particular food or·
ganisms that lbe oyster
fed on. Marine biologists
now know that certain
algae, when eaten by an
oyster, will result in the
oyster assuming the
same coloration as the
plant.
Oysters are an ex·
tremely rich source of
protein, minerals and
vitamins. Their· nutri·
lional ba l a n ce is
superior to most other
foods. In fact, oysters
Healthy oysters may be
green, brown, yellow,
red or even black.
development of clutch·
less individual . seed
oysters and is now the
world 's largest single
seed producer, export·
ing to France, the Orient
and the Eastern United
States.
Pigeon Point was also
the first major West
C oast g row e r to
cultivate oysters in
selected Northern
California waters uaing
suspended rafts Ol' plat·
forms.
That mean s the
oysters are not bottom
grown, which eliminates
the presence of silt in·
side and contributes to a
more beautifuJly-shaped
shell.
At Pigeon Point
Hatchery they start with
purified ocean water, an
algae diet, specially-
chosen brood stock and
selected larvae to pro·
duce an oyster seed ,
which, once it has
hatched, will be sus·
pended on a raft or tray
or in a lantern net in
specially -selected
water. where it is re·
gularly cleaned, sorted
and nurtured for from
ten to fourteen months.
The seeds ar e con·
slantly transferred into
different water to im·
prove flav or a nd
stimulate growth. Other
types may require 1 ~
years to grow in warm
waters or four to five
years in cooler waters.
The oyster is a bivalve
mollusk, which means it
has two shells held
contain more protein
than milk.
A rece.nt study by a
Sea Grant food scientist
has proven that, in spite
of what most people
think, oysters are re-
1 at iv el y low in
cholesterol. One pound
of oysters, for example,
has as much cholesterol
as a single egg.
Research alSo showed
that Pacific musseh and
clams have equally low
concentrations.
In cooking oysters,
don't let them shrivel or
they'll become tough.
Cook them only enough
to heat them through.
They should never lose
their plumpness .
Re member. they ' re
easily digested, whether
raw . baked. broiled.
boiled , poached ,
steamed, fried or in
stew or stuffing.
''It was Jonathan
Swift who said, 'He was
a bold man that first eat
an oyster.· Now that
Americans know what's
inside that strange-
look ing shell." Elliott
conclude d . "it's no
wonder we eat 4.500 tons
a year."
JAPANESE PICKLED
OYSTERS
24 shucked oysters
1h teaspoon salt
2 cloves garl ic ,
crushed
4 tablespoons
vinegar
2 teaspoons lemon
juice
lfJ cup olive oil
* Sea
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II s1.a•GREAT DINNER (')
azeo1• 2 ........ Place tbe ~ la a
bowl IDd COY• wltb 4 ta blHpoons • at er.
Remove uy bit.I ol ahell
aad place tbem la •
llUCepllll. 8traln out the
oyster Juiee1 and returD
tbem to tbe pan. Add
lemon Juice and 11Jt.
Boil for oae mlnute,
drain and reserve lbe
julcea. Heat~ cup olive
o11 in 1ame pan and fry
oy1ten briefly unW they
become plump and tbe
edges be1in t o c url.
Remove oysters and set
aside.
Fry aarlic and pep·
percoms in same pan.
Remove when aarlic.
becomes 1olden and
peppercorns are toasted.
In a pickling jar place
the garlic, peppercorns,
oysteh and reserved
juices.
Add vtnecar and pep·
pers, which have been
seeded and cut into
strips. Refrigetate for
three hours .or more.
Turn occasionally to
mix spices. Ideal ac-
companiment for meat
or fowl.
PACIFIC SNAPPER IN
SEAFOOD SAUCE •
6 medium
mushrooms, sliced
l tablespoon butter
1 tablespoon corn-
>larch
Dash freshly ground
nutmeg
3·4 ounces cooked
small shrimp
1 green onion ,
chopped
l cup milk
•,., teaspoon salt
y,. cup dry white J
wine or vermouth
4 4-ounce s mall
~ysters, cutin hall . _ I
l Mi pound Pacific
s napper, rock cod , I
turbot or sole fillets
Saute mushrooms and
onions in butter until I
soft; set aside. Jn a I
saucepan mix together I
milk, cornstar ch, sail
and nutmeg and cook !
until thickened. stirring
occasionally.
Stir in wine. shrimp,
oyst ers and sauteed 1
mushrooms. Arrange
fish in a buttered 7 x
11 -inch baking dish.
Pour sauce over fish.
Bake in a pre-heated 400·
degree oven for 15 50 2S
minutes, or until flesh of
fish separates when
tested with a fork.
Holiday
classes
A class in "Christmas
Breads Usin g the
Cuisinart" will be held
at 10 a .m. and again at
6:30 p.m. tomorrow at
Fassero's International
Cookware and Ecole de
Cuisine, 2919 East Coast
Highway in Corona del
Mar.
"Tasty Holiday
Preserving " will be
taught at 10 a .m .
Friday, and "Kid 's
Cookery" for ages 6 to
12 wiU be held at 10 a.m.
Saturday.
Class fees vary, and
s tudents can call
673-2343 for information.
To Place your
"Fast Result"
Service Directory
ad . . Call Now
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C F11ed Ctllclltn. plus songte servings ol colt slaw.
~ mnMKS potatoes and c;iravy. and a 1011. L1m11 two ofleta
2 pei coupon per customer Customer pays all appltca •
I tite
020
Mtff tall
Good IOf twelve pieces ol 1u1cy, ljOlden bfown Kentuc~y
Fried Chtcllen, with alx roll1, plus your c:hOlct ot either a
large cote slew or ·• large m11hed pot1toe1. and • small
gfl")I Ltmlt two 011111 per coupon pe1 cutlomef. 020 Cualomtr pay1 all a119llclbl1 Miit 111. Oller exp11es Oeceml>tr 31 , 11180
Otternplrn I Oec:ember 31. ,990
I Prlcn may vary 11 Pll·
tlctpetlng 1oc111ona.
GOOd only In Scxllhtrrr
I C111lornl1 whtra you
... the Se1tonld
0'"1lng1 window .. · .. bl·--·-·
mlDut.., or '8ltil flelb~ 2 table• poona
flab Hparat. wba:a *· chopped panley td wltla a fan. ~ teupoon salt
Critna Ume will vary Dub ol paprika
wttb tbickn... of flab. Dub ol pepper
Makes fOW' to f\ve aerv-' I baccSn 1Ucea, cut in
in11. •Recipe from Lou tblrcb
Pappu'a new book "Jn. Drain oy1ten. Place
t • r n a ti o n a I F i 1 b · an oyster on each piece
Cookery". of bacon and sprinkle
DELEC,TABLE BOT
BOU o•ozvvaa: ANGELS
ON llOUEBACK
12 ounces fre1h
oystera or l Jar canned
witb parsley and seuon·
in11. Wrap bacon
around oyster and
secure witb a toothpick.
Place "anael1" on
broiler rack and broil
about four inches from
beat for I to 10 mlnutee.
Turn carefully. Broil
another 4 to s mi.Dutel
unW bleon ii criap ud
oy1ten belin to curl at
ed1es.
Iii akee approximately
20 to 25 hon d'oeuvres.
May allo be served on
Melba tout wttb H9l1an·
dalse aauce over tbem.
TaADrnONAL COLD
WEATHEa
FAVOalTE:
OY8'1'Ea8TEW
1 pint fresh oyaten
V.. cup butt · 1
mar1..-ine
l quart milk
1 ~ tablespoon
Daah o1 peppe1
Dash ol paprl!c ·
Cook oysters ov
heat in oyster Uq1•1
three minutes 0 1 •
edges start to t-ur 1
in remaining ingr•
except paprika. 1
a near boil. C .•
with paprika ancl
immediately .
four to six servi111
p~~~~~4fo ~i~~~-ti&1-
Need a refreshing change of taste? Ju·
sip into any one of our seven exc;1ting
flavors. They're Oelialously ditferenr At
they're made with Upton's special I.Jiu: •
of select teas. Great hot or iced.
So sip into the exciting tastes of Lip••
Flavored Teas In tea bags and spice 111
your life!
' R• ~S'!2c --, Save ~4and ~ ... ·ti
the light and crunchY. taste
of Kelloggs Graham Crackos·cereal.
Its made for milk-and you.
~6SIP GRAHAM CRACKOS
' l
' 1·
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i
1,
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1
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t
• 0 OU Obi
DAil V Pll.Of 4 • 0.:.t .. tQ. 1•
. . "' Sa\ir;j advice
w h n Hktd wblch t ~an tl~ ounctt) PHI, chicken toup, r.cl ••rt ul""' bol day bird tondltoHd crum or pepper, •11•. u1ed.
t11;e P"'f tr man peo C' h I c k, n • o up < u n onloa powder. aalt u
' "the 1 diha&tdl black pepper. 1'W"D lalo ~· ·•" ., •tu \\ up dked red • areaud J.quart °A;" \I qwl • ltibloll pe 1Hwr. t"ouk•d untll cauerole. Bake, cov· '° btt"•Ulfl thl• hmder ered, unUl hot. about U ••rb ,•.lht prlnrlpal a «'IW •· ll1&h tl )1 m nutu Serve wltb
noe' or uvorlneu In bf•&lln t~rkey, chicken, port ~
D>ot\ tufflna• l '., t upooni ua.: veal. -nu. ~ipe can be
Whettur ou r rt'lh' 1.-.1v~ doubled or tripled. 11 de·
"ou r aeu tf.n1 fro m h tt•.111111.•on onion aired, spoon unbaked
" J)U\\ du mixtuni inLo the cavity ratch u today • "' 1 •• , It or a small turkey or t ' p • • u • a t • t 0 r ... •1& pwi. :tilt &lmpbf)· \Jlit' nnor&n¥. by Plnd1 1eround blatck r o a • t In I c h I c k e n,_; u. hand bJmd Poultry IJ•'~'P"' ik~wer or aew. Roast •uoru~ or ~ 11 t1tu/ P rd1iiat oven to J~ · Collowma yollr favorite
flD I ml.\ Hit" 11, the li1.1icr ... ~ ln a lolltg1.1 bc.>wl . t1 i r l'<t I Ions . YIELD:
t1'aractc-rbu1ldf"r tolllblnt• m11 caro11 1, About8 cupa
A «'rordln tu lb c
..
New England-ltyle
stuffing "°'"'' in a caaaerole.
Am•rlt"ln S,•11 t l odt
IO&lJ Ill >'l' I llfllt!!i
matnl> fr,>m tht Ualma
Uan Cv l of \ u~11.i.1 .. , 111
IWd M&rb} .\lli.tllld
It 1a. '-t•ld r11u10I) Ill>
' "ervwid ')11gi> ur · age
k •\
• • rices overall!
II t •'kl rwi 4 Cro3i. tht
rm rubbt.>d ')ligt," 1l
amrl) m1.•irns <'r ushe<l
-o ut Jt.',rou nd to a
fowder
PouJlr) St!a:.on1ng 1s a
nd of several herbs .
• b11t agt' 1s always lhe ~rioctpal one.
Tb«' fi rst rec1r,e here is tor a trad1t1unal New
lo1iland sty~ stuCfmg, ~tr agrant with s age ,
6olon and ohopped ap·
pies and crunchy with
•alnuts You don't have
\o put 1l inside the bird
'eilhar, 1t bakes t asily
r ight alongs ide in a
~851U~Mle
If you're feellng a bit
I venturesome there's a
lDacaroru stuffing This i, loo, is seasoned tradi·
Uonally with sage -so
\: Jou're not going too far
n field · and it contains
<Ii red s weet pepper.
onio n . pe as a nd the
pasta
Sage's odor should be
stronR and fragrant. tts
' acent gradually fades
aft er the package is first
opened. so check your
spice sht>lf before using.
II ERRED APPLE
STUFFING
t,.~ c u p i n s I a n t
trtl tsc t>d onion l '• cups wat er.
6iv1ded
8 c ups firm 'tex-
t ured white bread cubes
(14 slires)
3 cups pared. cored
t\nd Cinely chopped bak·
Ing apples 12 large>
3.4 c·up c ho pped
,W»louts
""• cup butter or 'rnttrgtuine. melted
1 ~teaspoons salt
f t tf'asp oon s ai{e
lt.tll VCS
Ptnch [!round black
ywpptr
I e~g l1ghtl) bt-atcn
Preheat oven l<> J50
dt~r<'es C<>mln n e
minced union a nd 14 cup
nf the water . set as ide
~ for 10 nunutcs to soft en.
~ Jn a large bowl combine
bre ad cubes. a pples.
Walnuts, butter, sa lt.
u ge. black pepper and
qg. Add reserved onion
and re mainin~ I c up
1'toter; mix well. Turn
\nto a greased .2.quart
tauerole . Bake, un ·
CO•e red, Wltil apples are
f end e r , about 40
ntin u tes. Serve with
barkey, chicken. pork or
~eal. This recipe can be
doubled or tripled. lf de-
8lred, spoon unbake d
mixture (r ed ucing
~ater by If" cup) into the
taYit y of a s mall turkey
or roasting c hi cke n ;
etewer or sew Roas t
followlng your favorite
dtrections. YI ELD :
About 6 cups
MACARONI !\T\JFFING
6 cups slightly un·
-c!eT ·cooked macaroni
&hells < 10 ounces or 4
Cl&p• uncooked)
l package (10
ot.nces) frozen peas.
thltwed
Desserts
Rice-Fruit Cream is In e~y. colorful dessert
1 lot' {be holiday season.
Combine 1 ~ cups toot ed rice , 1 cup
eprlcots (from a 16·
Om>ce can), drained and
Quartered, 1 can (8 ~
Otances) pineapple ttlunb. cut into small
, ~ cup miniature
abmallows and
dlopped walnuts.
l c up whipping
tH•m, whipped, into
taee mixture . Chill ...,.... bourt. Garnish
... remaininl apricot
~ and marucbifto
•••rrlH, if desir ed . Y1eld: approx. 4 cups
PORK LOIN
ROAST
s1r101n l!\lt. 1 ll> Aver <19e
PORK LOIN
SPARERIBS
Countrv Stvle RID EnCI
PORK LOIN
CHOPS
RIO Cut
PORK LOIN
CHOPS
l01n Cul
PORK NECK BONES
129
lO
139
lb
179
LO
198
lb
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FARMER JOHN SAUSAGE 58
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T·SONE STEAi<
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PORTERHOUSE STEAK
SOIOOED Rllt 10t"
CROSS RIB ROAST
fl'J'•EIH\ifo-.0!06'-IJ CHU(<
ITALIAN SAUSAGE
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FRYING CHICKENS
W"°4.f IOO• SOU!~ ... U"~ A
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... 2.78
l~2.08
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OSCAR MAYER BACON 2 18 1 ll Pl((; •
Health & Beauty Aids
A AROEll LASH
l OURALASH 6 "'lOOUM •INt ~ Olt I~
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.99
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b CUTEX NAIL POLISH
I' HARO AS NAILS 6 \A\\" "'AH'\l.N (\IU Oii' f1tn
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b ~~XZEMA _CLEANSER 1 oz 2. 4 7
b RAINTREE LOTION ~:i~u=~ c..tAIM 901 1.89
b~~ SHOULDERS 2 79 Oii COIOTIOllll 1 \ Ol •
L ?o~~OF OLAY •oz 4.49
A CLEAR EYES
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ROAST 89
Fr~h. Shoulder PIC111C Stv•e LO
BONELESS
LEG OF PORK 198
Fr~l1 LO
FRESH
LEG OF PORK 139
snank Half
PORK
SPARERIBS
Fr~n. Mea1um s11e
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CHUCK ROAST
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TOP ROUND STEAK
SON!lnS loo.ofO ftll t "°""0
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.e 1.98
.. 1.98
11 2.58
canned & Packaged
P WHEAT CHEX CEREAL 1 29 6 fAl \t~ 11 01-IOl •
I' WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE 91 b fflNCHS 1001 ITl •
I' LINDSAY OLIVES o ..,.no W OIUIO 601 CAA. 75
r WATER CHESTNUTS 51
6 \0IOA 8 0lCAlll.
I' HAWAIIAN PUNCH 1 93
/) CQlrilCIHt •Af( U Ol I Ti. •
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PCRUSHEO PINEAPPLE 45 b HAl'Yf\1 0-• 10 01 (AN•
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l' KEY BUYS MEAN
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!:CHUNKY
MIXED FRUIT
L.aely Lee
.55
l60Z can
pOLYMPIC 69 b ~~~~a~READ • 24 oz t~'
Rouno top or sanowatri
199
12 oz can
!:LADY LEE 59
MARSHMALLOWS•
11111ntature or lteQulM l6 oz sag
!:CHOCOLATE
CHIPS ·
Lady Lee. Pure
!:CRANBERRY
COCKTAIL
ocean Spray
}'STAR·KIST
0 In~~~Qht M~at
011 Paek or warer ~k
J:POTATO
CHIPS
Harvest oav
1ss
12 oz. Bag
139
"01. 8tl.
169
12v. oz can
r FLAKY FLIX COOKIE'S 99 0 lllOH~H"t Y~ Oft (MO( 1 Ol .. C •
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L~!~~~E lOOI """'· 71
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I' JELL-0 GELATIN b O •V'YOllS
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}'KRAFT 149 oS~!~~! FOOD 17 01 Pk9
Slaceo ,.mencan Of Sw•ss
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Peaftuts in the chips
Birthdays are special ~aa) peanut butter-2 tea1poom 1borten· ter; cut ~ batter,
qcca1iom, particularly navor-ed chil!f ina 1wirlin1 for llarbeled
when they're celebrated :+t cuperDllk • Prepare yellow cake effect. Bake at HO
witb family and friends, 3 cup1 miniature batter u directed on dearees for 2\ to 30
party decorations, gaily marshmallows or 30 packqe with water and minu&M or untl tester
wrapped ams and of larae marshmallows e11s; reMrVe 1 cup bat· Inserted in cente'I comes
course, a home-baked 2 cupeheavycreana tei:. Grease two .9-incb out clean . C•ol 10
cake. nu. ls the time ~ teupooa vanilla round layer pana; line minut•: remov• from
when people who are too Place peanut butter bo~t9ma with w~ paper. pana and cool coQplete· busy to bake on a reg. c h i p a , m i t k and D1v1de remairune batter· ly. Fro.t with teanut
l:J.}ar bui.t express their marshmallows in lop of evenly between the two Butter Whipped <ream
love and creativity by double boiJer over s1m· pans. Froetina (see above). If.
making a birthday cake. mering <not boiling> !"felt peanut ~utt~r desired, 1arni1h with
Kida and adults alike water . Stir u n tit chips and sborte'"'·' an some peanut butter
appreciate birthday marshmallows and top o.f double boiler. c hips around ed~ of
cakes especialJy if the chips are melted and Combine reserved bat· cake. Cbill until servtnc
cake contains one ?f mixture is smooth; cool te~ and pemut butter time. Refrigerate any
America 's favorit e to lukewarm . Whip chip mixture. Spoon by leftover cake. Maka 9-
flavon -peanut butter. cream witil stiff; fold in dollops onto yellow bat· inch cake.
Children wiU be de· vanilla and coole d
lighted by the sight of a peanut.butter mixture.
big, smiling Peanut But· PE AN VT B VTT E R
ter Bear Cake that they MARBLE CAKE .lJ A 9uld• to communltr church••
end their went• eppura a.turd•,. can Pat. 1 package ( 18.S c:J Peanut Butter Marble ounce ) regular yellow
• C_ake could star at any cake mix (not pudding·
birthday party. . in·mix type) IWtal In the DAILY PILOT
Peanut butter flavors
both these cakes,
I' t: ,\NUT BU TT ER 1 cup peanut butter
BEAR CAKE flavored chips
2 cups < 12-ounce
b ag) peanut butter · ~~ii§""§::!!:::i§~~~~~~f;iii~
fl avored chips
l tab le s poon
shortening <not butter or
margarine)
one fancy and one
plain. Children will
looe the bear cake,
which is easy to
make by following
the directions below.
l pac kage (18 .5·
ounces) regular yellow
cake m1x lnot pudding· in -(Tli x type) l)o.i\ljq~ ... ,M·~""'·'°·~ • w~ WEL.tOM£ fOOD ~TAMPi;. Pr:.
CAK( LAYERS
D
Body~~
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ASS£MBL[0 BEA~ CAKE
~--ch ocolate wafer ~~~k l e s
semi-swee t cnoc.c I ate ch 1 p, .::=:::::===---1 a rge ma rs hr~a 11 ows
mi lk chocolate
2 1 a r g e
m a r shm allows. fl at·
tened
2 semi s w eet
chocolate ~hips
2 chocolate wafer
cooki~
Shoestring licor ice
Mi lk chocol a t e
kisses
Melt peanut butte r
chips and shortening in
top of double boiler over
simmering (not boiling!
wat er. Meanw h il e.
grease one 8-mch round
layer pan and one 9-inch
square pan ; line bot ·
toms with wax paper.
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1 icon ce
Prepare cake mix bat·
t e r a~ dire cted o n
package with water and
eggs: add melted peanut
butter c hip m ixture.
Combine well. Pour into
prepared pans, filling to
eq ual depth. Bake at 350 ·
deg rees for 30 to 35
m inut es or until cake
teste r inserted in center
com es out clean. Cool 10
minutes: remove from
p an s and cool c om ·
pletely
Stilton,king of cheeses
Blue-veinet:me.mber of aristocracy Cut square layer as
shown in diag r a m ;
leave round layer whole.
Arrange cake on fl at
tray, using frosting to
hold pieces to together.
Frost entire cake with
Peanut Butter Whipped
C r ea m Fr os t i n g .
Decorate . Chill until
se r vi n g t i m e .
Refrigerate any leftover
cake . Makes one cake
about 18inches long.
PEANUT BUTTER
WHIPPED CREAM
France bas its Ro·
quefort cheese, Italy has.
its Gor1on.zola and Den·
mark hu its Danablu.
But none of these
renowned blue cheeses
c an quite mat c h
England's Stilton in·
character and flavor.
C alled by many
cheese lovers the King
of Cheeses. this dis·
tinctive member of the
blue veined cheese fami·
ly has characteristics
that set it definitely
apart. This distinction is
best discerned from the
mellow nut-like creamy
flavor of the cheese with
a Ch eddar-like un ·
dertone surrounding the
tangy blue veins.
Like many of the
worJd 's celebrated
cheeses, Stilton derives
its name from the area
of its origin. the village
of SWton in England's
Huntingdonshire in the
East Midland country. It
has been made in this
community since about
the mid·l8th century
and is the one English
natural cheese with a
trade copyright , mean·
ing that no other cheese
even resembling Stilton
may bear that name un·
less it comes from the
traditional area of its
birth.
Much oC the work of
makinl England's tradi·
tioaal blue cheese is
done entirely by band by.
craftsmen who have de·
9eloped an oert sense
of smell, t~ and feel
to produce t Stilton.
Stilton cha must be
made from 11 cream
milk which chilled
and labora~ tested
for freshness j purity.
A c ulture 'wn as
Penidllium ~ueforti
is used lo pr,ce the
distinctive blUteins in
the mature pmt.
Thia natural. ~amy
white cheese, rbled
with blue vein. and
fadi ng into q1ow
amber near ihark
crinkly crust. h. had
decades of Pise bestowed upon it. ~ev·
ot ees have labo1 to
find adjectives adfate
to describe its itni.
parable flavor.
Jn 1823, English.;.
sayist Charles LIJ>
dubbed a piece of St\\
"the most delicate, n
sharp knife or a wire or wire whisk. beat eggs
cheese cutter. Store it. together with water in
wrapped in a damp cloth mixing bowl. Pour egg
to retain Its moisture mixture into skillet and
and allow air to reach cook slowly. Distribute
the cheese in the mushrooms and cheese
refrigerator. eve nly over om el et
. . . while cooking . When Th~ distinctive flavor bottom of eggs a re set.
of Stilton _may be m~t place skille t und er ~eenly enJoyed when it broiler briefly until
is served alone. spread cheese is melted and top
on c rackers. rolls ?T of omelet is set. Divide
toast rounds , or an into 4 pie-shaped wedges wed~es as an accom · and serve. pan1menl to fruits.
finger vegetabl es or
wine. It is equally id eal
with pre -d inn e r ap -
petizers or as a dessert
cheese.
Stilton lends a sharp
piquancy t o eggs when
used to stuff h a rd
cooked eggs or added to
creamed egg dishes or
shirred eggs. It makes
an outstanding omelet
as the following recipe
will testily.
FROST ING
2 c up s < 12-ounce•
bow hued melting pii STILTON OMELET
of cheese I have e' FOR •'OUR
tasted." Edwar~. Bl 2 to 3 tablespoons
Discover the comfort
yon wrote admmngl cooking oil
"Stilton -the nobl v.t cup sliced fresh
word comes easily to tbmushrooms
Englishman's tongue a& 8 eggs
the word Shakespeart 2 tablespoohS water
and a touch of pride ac· 1 3-ounce package
c om p a n ies both ."ti l ton Chee s e .
"Sonorous, undying " ·umbled.
was the Amer;ican John Heat oil in 12-inc h
Jay Ch•P1!180 ~ attem~ illet and sautee
to desc r1be in lyrac abrooms 2 lo 3
ter.ms the character. of ~tes on each aide tbu sturdy Enahsb low beat. Remove
cheese. . . from skillet
Cut Stilton with a thin. et ulde. With fork
•
and protection of
New Freedome
beltless
products
Gen.utrte 4'-PR\WQ--. ~
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'Iraditions... . start at your dmner
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.. Ideal for Parties
and Gifts
• Phone Orders
Accepted
maxi pods fo r heavy-flow days
mihi pods for hght flow days
Mydat Pdntiliners for between-period protection
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Hiatus hernia controls with small me
1101& 9ural a1 are
u 'ued b)' 1 NP'..,.. ln •
mutw tM painni'8 U..
•try '11~•u 0.at Uw -~· -•UfllDMd w ...........
loll .. wtu. a hilhAI .._,..._ .-re UM top of
tM ~la ,us~• up •..,.01hf t.be abd()rnen
U.to tM \1111ue1c nv t)
1&1t• .. al beiat held \n pl•« It l.M dJ1pbra1m
•u1ea. that ••parate
l.h. a~ Crom lb~ u.oru ania Thu re-ulu
t. aa OC<'Ulonal b•<'ll u&i of alOIDlth a<"ld into thc-
ttopM&us. <'Ua~onc dis
com Ort and hon burn
HM n 1s Ht.:a lA 1:0 a
co n'llnOI'\ oc" urrc n ('.. In
our Western ('IVl llullon.
st artm& "'1th middle a.it
lhe sugjt>3ted w1.1y to
keep 1t Wlder t'ontrol Is to
eiat smaller meals more
frequently throughout
· the day, never perm1ttme
t•e stomach to become so
overloaded that 11 wi ll
ha e topushupwards
A blanddietthat1s eas1-
ly digested can s horten
!>tomach activity time
and make the surrering
patient more comfort,.
ble. It also helps to avoid
eating before goine to
bed, and to prop up on
s everal pillows while
sleeping.
HEARTBURN, a fre-
quent complaint of those
who suffer with hiatus
hernia, is caused by the
acid stomach juices en-
teringthegullet.
Normally, t his does not
happen because the mus·
cle aroWld the lower end
of the gullet prevents the
stomach t'Ontents from
backing up. but when the
valve at the entrance to
the stom ach becomes
less eUicifnt a nd the
muscle weakens and rup·
t ures. trouble begins .
Here are some bland
diet reeipes that will help
to keep a hiatus hernia
condition from causing
pain or discomfort. They /
Saucy
seafood
The following seafood
r ec ipes will h e lp
enhance holiday meals
with low fat, tasty and
nutritious seafood, says
the California Fisheries
Association.
COCKTAIL SAUCE
<To be ser ved with
oysters. clams . shrimp,
flaked poa c hed fish
fillet s and frozen pre-
cooked fish sticks, cut
into bite-size portions for
a ppetizer serving. l
~ t'Up catsup
3 tablespoons chi li
sauce
2 tablespoons bot-
tled horseradish
3 tablespoom~ le mon
juice
Dash eac h :
cayenne, hot pepper
sauce
Mix all ingredients
· and chill well. May be
made up to two days
ahead. Makes about one
cup.
Serving suggestion:
P r epare lemon shell
containers by cutting a
thin slice from broad
end of lemon so that it
sets upright. Remove
le mon pulp, using some
juice for cocktail sauce
a nd r eserv i ng re
mainder for other use.
Fill shell with cocktail
s auce and hook four
large cooked s hrimp
a round rim of shell lo
make an unus ual and at-
tractlve shell se r ving
dish.
CRAB CANAPES
1 pound frozen or
fresh crab meat
3 tab l espoon s
mayonnaise
1 tablespoon pre·
pared mustard
Y• teaspoon salt
Dash pepper
1 tablespoon lemon
juice
12 slices white or
egg bread -
14 cup grated
Parmesan cheese
2 l •blespoons dr y
bread crumbs
R emove shell o r
cartilage fr o m crab
meat. Combine mayon-
naise, seasonings, lemon
ju ice and crab meat.
Remove crusts , tout
bread. Spre.d crab mix-
ture on each slice of
toast. Mix cheese and
erumbs, sprinkle over
top of each toast slice.
Cut each into six pieces.
Place on broiler pan
•bout three Inches Trom
IOVee '11 beat. Broll Just
m1tll brvwn. Makes ap·
proximately 72 ap -
peti&er Pieces.
~ • i.upoan aalt
Sped al
Die l •
til potatoes are soft.
Makes41ervtnp.
VEAL BANANA LOAF
1 in poundl •round veal
•1 cup m•shed ripe
bananas
until well blended. Add l tabletpoonbutter
salt and tb1me. Pack into "'41 teupoon dried tar -
an I a 4-inch loaf pan. son
ma)' alao be •M for
lhoH who 1ulf•r from an
ulc.r Non afflicted
f1 mlly mema-n ahuu.ld
add • •a.lad •eel more
rou1ha,. \o Uw menu, In
lt\t' form ol ve1.-able or
whol•lf•lMd bread
11 reheat oven to S50
dr&rffl Peel and slice
potatoes "ii·lnch thick.
Set aa\ctt ln a bowl of cold
water. Melt butter in •
saucepan, add nour and
sllr constantly until bub-
bl )' Gradually stir in
milk and continue stir·
ra n 1 until mixture
thichns. Add aalt and re·
move from he•t. Drain
1x,laloes. f'laee a layer of
By June Roth 1/1 c u p uncooked
fuinacereal
teeg
Bake in a :tso-de1ree oven Sprinkle chicken with
for 1 hour. Makes I aerv· mon juice and u lt.
lngs. mbine honey, butter
H 0 N E Y B AKE D nd tarra1on; spread
aDCKEN l htly over the skin of
, c·~l,()Pt;O
POl'AT()t'Jj ""' teaspoon salt
1 broiler chicken bicken . Place in a
quartered reased baking pan .
4 lar,_. raw p0eat<H'11
l! \ ab\t'tlllOOfUi bull er
::t•blet1pt•)(\ flour
11·up milk
overlapping potato slices
on t h e b~tto m of a
greased bakin1 dish;
cover with a thin layer of
while sauce. Repeat with
layers ol potatoes and
sau ce, fint•htn1 with
sauce. Bake 1 hour, or un·
~ teaspoon dired
thyme
Combine veal ,
bananas, farina and eeg
I tablespoon lemo ake, covered, in a 350-
juice egree oven for 1 hour or
""6 teupoonsalt ntll fork tender. Makes 4
J tablespoon honey ervlngs.
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Wednesday. December 10, 1980 DAILY PILOT (;I I ,FOOD ·~~~~----~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.)
Let the chipll /all •
tA Woman cooks up lan~lide Cookie business
TheBulldoaaolFresno 11J~'1
State were often reci· ,.~,n
pients of her fam~y ·s~ >iln ,
Kooky Kook.lea befo the "'
Padillas moved to '\
Pulhnlll. "They ta led ' •• ~
them dot food." ahesaid. ., c ..,
Pl 1.1 MAN u b
I P , A fonn•r fl'reeno
nt•dt'Gl .... dtttded OOt
lo •f'\ \be l'b&PI fall wtwre
U-.1 ma DO• \bat Mi'a
10 WuhlnftOft l IH1t
not u far h•r klna
a coot't!nM'd
•roC 1'"'4 u . wrUtt of
••hln,t p n Sl•te
l1nner•1t)I lct o tb•ll
('9a\·h Pad.Jlla, ha111
tartf'd a > Kuuku
t-•attOr) and t •l r101
f'Ompa rH haturina:
ho olau:.' r h1v l't•>k u••
&OU ~O UD\h:~~ \ l b~I
<'ht"'"n -:nm tur~
A 1.Jl"f ttn~l\c
t u 1.>rd1qat o r fur th ,
\:ouaa~. l'.u11lh& 1 1hi·
ne 111 Hl ad'4t un to tta
W uhw;.1.on Slate foot
biall < o.trtu~~taff
bid1 U., tM»ineu and opmed her Kooky
A fomwr 9<'1tooi D\&l'N, Kook I• FadOI')', wbicb
•he _.. OUl l o tet ber 1pec\aU1t-• lo 2 pound
rarnlly'• new t-wlmaa cookl•.
home la ...... UMe ftad a Her f amil.,y bu been ln
)Ob ltd6dn'\tueberloo1 tbe bakery bualneaa in co 1 t Uw bouu fl.a.ct up, Calilomla s~ce lbe early
but abe c-oWdo't t\M •job lQOs, aod abe worked ln
m bnlthtlducalion. lbo tarnily bU.,ry until
··So, I d«ided why not · abe went off to nursing
~o bafk 1olo doin1 what I achoo!.
!thew a '4>t ubw\," sbe Her reeipes, for both
.. 1ud reuotl) cook lea and icings . are
'ht e,l up ho p te<'ret. having b een
banded down fl'Oal ber rrandparena., but ... bad
to eaperimaol he.re a Ul·
tle -to make tbinp work
with 1mallerquanUUes of
insrectients." . She refuses to use pre·
aerv aUves and said a.11
dec oration s on t h ~
monster cookies are edi·
ble.
THE KAJOlllTY of
her orders are for birth·
day cookies, aJthougbsbe
pt.a several orders for
anniveraarlJ and baby showers.
"Birth' a y ca ke
•se rvices are quite
popular in other uni versi ·
ty towns around lbe coun-
try.'' she said. But there
wa no such service in
Pullman, or in nearby
Moscow, ldaho.
Her coolaes come in
more than a <!oz.en dif·
ferent shapes and hall a
dozen navon -includ·
in g chocolate cbip, the
most popular -and
peaput butter . Her ~
pounders serve 50 or 60
people.
THE ,DAY SHE WENT
into business, she sent out
flyers -and orders im·
mediately st.arted back·
ing up .
Cartoon cbaraclen
like Snoopy and ZiHY are the moet often reqUff{ed
toppinp, but "It's SW'·
prisini bow many people
order a rainbow lbat says
'Haveabappyday.' "
The kitchen of her
home bas been turned in·
to a baker'e studio, piled
high with edible food
dyes, painting equip-
ment, molds, mixers.
fancy papers and cake
boxes.
She plans to send U.e •111 Cou~ars a big batch of J;,.1 1 cooktes as soon as she re· . u • 1 ceives the Cougar mold .'., ~·,
she'sordered. 1•,
"It will be a boost for ,,
lhem,"shesaid.
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Ht-tb!> wife .&11d f,1m1ly '
moved to PuJlrn .. n tb1• oupon ·Sa ings ear trom 1-'rt:!<or.o wbert'
PadtUa b .. t! been ht!ad
football 1.'UtH•h .it t-.. rei-.110
State
MRS. PADlLI.A wem
to ollegdo avold becom·
mg part of t\(lr family's
Tasty
quid
Somt>tlml·s old idea-;
die hard ~uch a situ ation
ha~ long «!x1s t ed fo r
squid. • J
I n mnn y people 'i
minds sqwd are sc ally
citizensofthe1ieep; giant
Neatures who are to be
feared and avoided. But
no more
Por travt:lers who have
tasted S<1u1d in Italy and
<>the r Medite rranean
countries, squid is rec·
ognized as bein g mild
and delicate in flavor .
In fact, it is one or the
nw st l'&rytilc seafoods
we have
Man) diners who havE:
ll-a r ned to cat squid al
restaurants on the Mon·
ten·y Wharf now prl'pare
this dt>hcacy the msf>l •1es
for good f l.1vo r 3nd
economy.
Squid ts low in calories
l:lnu chole~terol yet i~
high in µrotein, calcium .
iron and phosphorus con·
tent.
If you buy squid un-
<'leHned. it is re ally ~im·
µle to remove the quill
like pen or central
ca rtil1Jt;e
CALA~AKI
NEAPOf.ITA ~A
:? to 3 pot.nds whole
:-quid. frl'shor rrfJzen
1 1C'UpC11l
l! l ~1rgc ..:arhc dove~.
m 111ccd
I t<1blcspoon leinun
ju11 ~
1" 1c :ispoon dill weed ·
SJ It, iwpp<>r to ta.st<'
I r up white wine
Chahl1S>
Thaw (ro1t>n squid and
d ean He.,crvc tentacles.
Cut squid into "• m ch
rings and lt·ntacl es into 1
inc h pieces Saute squid
in hot oil for few minutes
Add ga rlir, lt:mon juice,
dill wt~. '<alt, pepper ,
and w in e. C<lver and sim·
mer for 45 minutes or un-
til tender. SC'rve with
rice. Makes4servings.
D JLLCAJ.l\M A RI
3 lo 4 pounds whole
sq u 1d, fresh or frozen
I tablt.-spoon butter
1 teaspoon nour
1':1 cup sour cream
1 :i cup water
l tablespoon lemon
JUl~C
l tablespoon dill
weed
Das h salt
Dash sugar
Dash black pepper
Thaw frozen squid and
clean. Cook mantles• in
boiling, saJted water until
t~n d e r : drain . C ut
mantles into squares.
In pan melt butter a nd
stir In nour. Combine
sour cream and water
and gradually add to
fl our mixture, stirring
constantly until smooth
and thick ened . Add
sq uid, lemon juice, dill
weed, salt, sugar and
p epp e r . Serve bot.
Ma~es 8 servings. •Man-
tle •s t.he body of the
aquld.
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and Limit ' OouOle CCM.tpOna ,., Cu.tomer Coupon 1"9otlve Dec. 11 thru Deo. 17, 1110
48oz.
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Accessories
Double Coupon
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and Limit 3 DOllble Co"pona Ptr Cuetomer
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USDA Choice
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lb ••
Hurry!
Only 14 days left
Ralph8-Wheat or
White Bread
Sandwich or Split Top
.. ~ 1V.lb .•
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Ralpha-Chilled-100% Orange
Juice
• Y2 gal. • ctn.
Ralphs solves gift
giving problems
to complete your
Bavarian Chi~a Set
Offer expires Dec. 24, 1980
with one phone calll
Ralphs Gift Certificates make super l'IOllday
gifts. They're a perfect way to solve your holi-
day girt problema whlle expressing your
thoughts of appreciation during this very busy
season. Special dlacounta·are offered on large
purchasea of dollar value certlflcatea. To pur-
chaae a RaJph a gift certificate, stop by any
Ralphs store or call (213) 537 ·552 ... If toll call.
please call collect.
Prlc• effective Dec. 11 thru Dec. 17, 1180
Gift CertlfCate
The Suar market
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Food groups
rearranged
By OO&OTBY WENC;K
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Once there were seven food groups. Then
lherewererour Nowtherearefive. '
Food groups, or food guides. are developed by
nutriUon scientists. educators, and the govern-
ment agencies to provide consumers with a sim-
ple pattern for choosing the foods needed for a
balanced diet.
The theory is that If you choose foods in the re-
commended amounts from each of tbe food
groups every day you will come close lo meeting
your day's need for nutrients.
THE DAILY FOOD GUIDE system most
familiar to us is "the basic four" or "the four food
groups:"
(1) meat, poultry , eggs, fish, peanuts and
peanut butter -2servings :
(2) milk. cheese. yogurt, ice cream -2 lo 4
servings depending on age of person:
(3) whole grain and enriched bread an<t
cereal products-4 servings : and
< 4) fruit.a and vegetables -4 servings
NOW, HOWEVER, a fifth group has been
added to this daily food guide -fats. sweets and
akoboJ.
Unlike the othe r groups which are considered
essential, this one is optional. ;
No serving sizes are defined because a basic
number of servings is not suggested for this group.
WHEN mE FOUR FOOD GROUP system
was developed, sugars and fats were purposely
omitted to deemphasize their use and to not give
them the same ''essential .. status as the othn,
more nutritious foods .
We really don't nee.d to add sugar and fats to
foods, unless we need the calories, because we can
get plenty as natural ingredients in the four food
groups.
However. one criticism of the four food group
system was that it was loo low in calories for just
a bout everyone -children and adults except
those who are trying to lose weight.
IN FACI', the four foOd groups eaten in the re·
commended amounts without added extras is an
ideal weight control diet plan for it provides about
l200 calories. so dieters should shun the' fifth
group.
The recommendation in the new five-group
daily food guide (published by the U.S. Depart·
ment or Agriculture > is:
· 'ln general. the amount of these foods to use
depends on the number of calories you require.
ll 's a good idea to concentrate first on the calorie·
plus-nutrients foods provided in the other IJ"OUps
as the basis of your daily diet."
INCLUDED in the fats, sweets, and alcohol
group are foods like butter. margarine. mayon-
naise and other salad dressings, and other fats
and oils: candy, sugar, jams. jellies, syrups,
sweet toppings, and other sweets; soft' drinks and
other highly suga red beverages: and alcoholic
beverages such as beer, wine. and liquor.
Also included in this group are refined but un·
enriched breads, pastries, and flour products.
These products are included because. like
other foom and beverages in, this group, they
usually provide relatively low levels of vitamins,
minerals, and protein compared with calories.
ALCOHOL IS INCLUDED because, in addi·
tion to being a drug, it also is considered a food
because it does provide calories -almost twice as
many per ounce of pure alcohol -than either sug·
ars, starches. or protein.
Beer and wine have tiny amounts of other
nutrients too.
So now we have five food groups. to include all
the foom we consume but only four are essential,
and the flft.h can be a problem to us if we overuse it . .
So the rule is, get all your essential nutrient
needs satisfied first by eating the recommended
amount.a from the four food groups; then add
foods from the fifth group if you need the calories.
Quick and easy
MJa&ISOFaUn
ALOHA
\medium apple. un
~~led
l nwdlum pear. un-
~~led
\'a teupoon lemon
juice
t •m•ll o raan1 e .
P4!t1lt.'d and 1ect1oned
1 cup chunk plneap·
pie, no su1ar added,
drained
2 level tablespoons
imitation o r di e t
11\argarine
"~ cup brown sugar
s ubstltutt!
~ teaspoon curry
powdtir
'11 teaspoon coconut
extract
Quarter lhe apple and
pear Relnove cores and
cut into small pieces
Toss with lemon juice.
Peel and sect ion t h e
orange; cut mto pieces.
Cut each pineapple chunk
io b alf. Comb&De all f ruita
1tnd u t Hide. Place
m1r1arlne in square
cake pan or an a • a
square 11a11 or micro
plaatlc pan. Microwave
for 15 Mconda on hl1h lo
melt margarine .
Rt-move from oven and
blend in brown sucar aub·
11Utute, curry powder and
extract. Add fruits and
toss until well coated.
Cover and microwave on
High for 5 to 8 minutes.
Turn v. and stir once dur·
Ing cooking. Serve hot
with a meat meal. Very
good with chops or ham.
Divide evenly. Makes 4
servinp.
Eachaervlng: 111.serv·
ings fruit. ~ serving fat,
130calories.
NOTE:. Conventional
Cooking: Prepare fruits
and combine with a ll
other ingredients. Bake
at 350degrees for Yl hour.
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festive air when they're dis h, top wilb prune t.•' 0<S110 °"""' $139 "' Jva .. 1~ a°' cooked and served with w h i p y 0 1 u rt a 0 d ~· CourWy Sty1e Ribs P~• ~O" 11> '~) Braunschweiger '" i:,,..~ "'o
buttered, cheese · sprinklewithbroWDIUI· t.•' °""""l ' FIHl1A/'l)rO• • s1•• '"'-F p s ~·at '"' navored bread crumbs: ar, if dealred. Or, top ~ Whole n.11 I\ om '' 11 lb\ s.tt 11 :.~/ reSh ork au sage o< Hot "'o
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Head lettuce C11so1nd
fresh
35'
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Fluffy Ruffle Fern
6': s299
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Delicious Apples "':'~··
Yellow Onions us 11o, 31b
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:;:; 1mo Dressing ~· 59e
1-8 Chef Saluto Pilll "°'"' 1~ s 159
m=$ Broccoli Cuts ,..=::,~ . ~~ 89'
Z-S· Ice Cream Oel~c~IO<ll d:i~~ s2•9
One of the quickest
froatinp for homemade
or atore-boucbt cake is
Chocolate Whipped
Cream. Add 3 table·
1pooa1 each cocoa an~
eOnfedionen' sqar to
lJ,ti cups whlpptn1
cream. CbW 30 minutes.
Wblp until 1Uff. Thl1
will lift JIO'I S C'U>I of
froatl•I and flrtlng,
wlaldl II WUlb for the a•erqit'eate .
Sell your time shore in-
terval ownership in-
tere st in a con-
dominium. own-your-
own apartment or
recreational property
in the new Doily Pilot
classi fication -T I M E
SHARING/INTERVAL
OWNEIStlP 2A50. cGll
642-5671.
We've Given LOW PRICES a New Name •••
••• ,
0. •1 da11 make qma ~ with the
belp of J'UIWt. ror ex·
ample, pl9C!e a cumed
DAILY PILOT
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FOOD
Denny Lewis, of
Weight Wat chers
of Wisconsin,
shows Curried
Fruit Aloha.
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Clipping coupons maintains its pOpularity ..
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Ameriuu are chp
pUac ll*'e ~ tbAS'
ever Wor-.. deeplte • ~•mpa1~ b)' OM ot U..
MUDlr')' I beHftl food
challp IO do away with
t"OUfNIM compleltly
'TIUrt)'·NM perceat of
lM 1~ q-.tiMed
by tlM A c Nlelln c-.._
tD a recently releaaed'
DAllOftWlde •W"Vt) H id
tJM)' med more COUpOC\I
ahan they dJd a year
earher Addatioul 17
percent said \My uaed
roupon1 "somewh1tl
m ore " Thirty stwen
per<·enl saad they \&led
about the same number
of coupons as they did In
l9'79 and 7 perrent said
they used fewer
TH£ NIELSEN study
indicated that 76 percent
of all ho useholds -
m o r e tb an th ree
families out o( four
use coupons. Other s ur
veys have the figure llt
90 percent.
The anti·coupon cam.
paign came from Giant
Foods, a Washington·
area chain which argued
that shoppers would be
better se r ved if
mitnufacturers lowered
prices on all items in-
stead of issuing coupons.
Holiday
• recipes
It seems like there are
never enough good, easy
recipes for the holidays.
They're either too much
work or not fancy
eno..P.
The answer can be as
near as your produce
section when you choose
avocados.
Their big beautiful
size and pretty green
color make them a won-
derful holiday fruit. And
they can help make sim·
pie recipes special.
In addition to their
distinctive eood looks
and versatility, Florida
avocados are nutritious
and lower in calories,
ouce for ounce, than
oth e r commerciaJly
grown avocados.
Avocados are a n
especially nice flavor
comple ment to tangy
cit r us . If you don 't
already have a favorite
avocado/citrus salad.
this recipe for Holiday
Avocado Orange Salad
is a lovely one to try.
The Lime Mus t a rd
Dressing marries many
varied fiavors with WOD·
derful results that really
bring out the avocado
and citrus navors.
S lice each avocado
lengthwise around the
seed, then twist halves
in opposite directions
and remove the seed.
There's a perfect
hollow for the rest of the
salad. It's convenient
and very eye appealing.
HOlJDAY AVOCADO
ORANGE SALAD
Curly lettuce
2 Florida avocados.
halved and pitted
1 ""2 c ups fresh
orange segments C about
3 oranges)
12 pickled o~ fresh
sweet red pepper strips
8 red onion rings
Watercress sprigs
Lime wedges
Li me Mus tard Dre s s ing (re c ipe
follows)
Line individual serv·
ing plates with lettuce .
Place an avocado half
on each. Fill cavities
with orange segments,
pepper strips and onion
rin11. Garnish with
watercress sprigs and
lime wedges. Serve with
Lime Mustard Dressing.
Makes 4 servings.
LIME MUSTARD
DRESSING: In small
bowl whisk together 2
tablespoons each lime
juice and oran1e
marmalade, 1 table-
1 po on white win•e
vineaar. 2 t.eupoons Dl·
Jon-style mustard and ~
tea1poon 1lat. Gradual·•
ly wbllk ln V• cup
ve•etable oil. Add 1
clove sarllc, peeled and
halved. Chill 2 boun.
Remo.e prUc and atlr
before aervtn1. Make•
about " cup.
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latome con1&1mera
wbo IMN the Hvlnaa
mo11 uu coupon•
luat beu"'e they do
not btl)' &M maaaaints
I.Ad newtpalMfrl wt..rt
the otf.,.. •Ps>t•r And it
clalmtd that fra&ldultnt
uat of ro up o n s .
partic ularly throuah
m ltrt!de m ptlon', cost•
conaumttn mllhon• of
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Olant DO loqer mu ..
an)' ~ olttn of la.
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t l nuea to accept
manufa c turer s'
coupooa.
Th@ Nielaen aurvey,
meanwhUe, found that
use ul coupona by low·
income conaumera has
riaen, although it still
l111s behind that of the
general population as a
whole. Sixty.nine per·
cHt ol the low-income
houaeholda questioned
by Niel1en aald tbey
used coupons -up from
51 percent in a similar
survey five years aco.
a1c11A&D Aycri11.
director of marltetina
research for the Nielsen
Clearinl House, said the
survey covered a sam-
ple of 1,007 cOOJumers
and was conducted in
June l9IO.
He said there were
1everal pouible reuom
for the lncrea1e in
coupon uae, particularly
amon1 low-income con·
sumers. Among the
rea1ooa, he sad, were •i.a
.more broad availablUty
of cou pons in the
marketplace,·· n ew
ways of delivering
coupons and growing
medi a coverage or
couponin& which "ba1
made consumers more
aware."
The Nielsen study in·
dicated th.at consumers
are 1keptical of the
claim that eliminating
coupons would lower
prices. Forty-seven per·
cent ol thoee questioned
said they thought there
would no be chan1e in
prices if coupons were
eliminated: 22 percent
1ald they thou•hl prices
would So up; lt percent
said prices would 10
down; and the real were
not sure or did n~t
answer.
SEVENTY-TWO per.
cent of the people sur·
veyed said they liked
coupons "very much;"
23 percent said they
lilted them slightly; and
5 percent said they dis·
liked them. 11
The highest use Of
coupons , according t6'
the Nielsen survey. Is in1
the Northeast and East
Central r egions; the'
lowest use of coupons is
in the Southeast . Whit'~
are more likely to us''
coupons tha n non·
whites. the survey
found. and people over•
30 are more apt to use1
than people under 30. • -------------------------------------------------
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TUBE TOPPERS
KJU .• 6:00 -NHL Hockey. th,
Los An1ele. K1n11 travel to the cold
country to take on the Minnesota North
Stars.
KOCE 8 7: 30 -''The Dancing Prin-
cess ." Broadway 's Jim Dale
("Barnum") joins dancers from the
Royal Ballet in London for this musical
fantasy adapted from a Grimm fairy
tale.
CBS 9 9:00 -"Mark, I Love You."
A new TV movie focusing on a 10-year-
old boy caught in a custody struggle
with James Whitmore and Kevin
,Dobson.
TONl<;JHT'S LATEST LISTINGS'
--certaotal\lp encl. _...,
·~MIC NIWI
11:IO• tll LOVI IOAT
"Par•n•• l(now BHI"
Jeni. Ptige, Monty He.II,
"A SelflHI Low" Letllt
NlllHn, Ly11d1 Dey
Georo•; "The Nubll•
NutM" e_..,,,. Joyoe (R)
-Ml>NOHT-
12:00. TWIUO..T ZONf
On hll wey l'IOme, I man
,..,, a.MMo on 11111110 and
awlllt9"1 In 1 town named
WIUOUQllby
• YOU IET VOUA Ufl'E
Buddy HacUtt ""''' a
belly dencer •pet utroto·
ger end a woman """o
w()(kl lot Ille IRS
12:30 D TOMORAOW
Gues111 Georo•• 1eg1111t0f
J.iltan Bond, rnotorcy<ila
11untm11n GMy Wells
• MOVIE
~ 1ltll-09nluty '"'"" 1C10t Oftld Ollt1dl 11
11nown IOt Illa pompoaoiy
I"' .. 45 Min.) 2:00 NeW8
MOY1I
• •It "Ho KldCling' (1961)
The C1try On Gang Tht
Robln10t19. down on tl\elr
kick o.cld. lo 1\llh Ille
lainily manllOn Into • l'IOll·
day '"°'' fOf children of
well·lO·dO P*'tnta (I ht ,
49mln I
2:08 8 MOVIE * * * It ' Halli 01 Mon-
letuma" (19511 R1r.h11d
Widmark, Jock P•l•nce
Tiie US MarinM ere e>ot-
lrlyed on rec;onn11saance
PllrOI 1n lho Paclftc during
Wort<l war It (2 hrs.. 20
mini
2.101• HEWS 2!15 MOVIE • • * •J, 'Strike Me Pink"
(19361 Eddie Cantor. Ethel
Merman
2:309) NEWS
3:15tD MOVIE
~· lf>C .... WooO
-• MICll llWI "' io-al\Q OloC.oe 10 IMI I.I~
• OOOOTMH ,
Flooi<I• t l1'•1W~ -'-n Plaaerra.:11
'* m11«1\11 O'.,tde>e<ent• G DIWMNT STAOKU
Arnold ltld Wllll1 N-·
dtQ9 on I C!OllYlt' .. llOn
1nd m1111kenly believe
thal Klmb«ly It PftQneol
moo· s 1111 1111 wt1e11 11e 14.id·
d9"1y becomll Melllly ..
1 reeult ot an lllianc:e '#Ith
Ille undenlool1d.
tipend '"' WMlllll>d •t the 11ou .. of 1 wealthy Ametl·
can
11:30 9 (I) MOVIE
* * "Aid Light' ( 19491
G101g1 Rell, lllrgtnll
M•yo. An I J-Con lmprls·
oned wllll<>UI guilt llndf I
to~e wll1le seeking
* • ") ·Too Much, Too
Soon I 19591 Oo1otny
MaJ<Wle. Errol Flynn IOt • l)Otlor t.irn• lo anger
·-llW ool; (ll\4t ""' linGt II 1CKI l.IUllt tO t>e
lntlllM l.O 11111., p1 oQi,,111
• OICkCAVETT
Ouitl .......... Hlllll
• W • 1 CONT ACT (RI CJl M0A0 S'H
Katherine HeJmond becomes friendly
with a guerrilla (Gregory Sierra> facing
a sentence of executior, while on a plane
bound (or a vacation on "Soap" toniaht
at 9::.>on ABC . Channel 7.
•t11 TAXI 'Allx ltld T onv decide to
do Elelne 1 l1v()( and Ila
hlr up with a hlll>d·pleked
dale
10:30 •• NEW8 S~OIFTS
"SI-Epltlod .. F°' Chr11t-
m1s" V-of Ille hOllday
H alOfl IS pet<*ved by
lemous wrrt«s ltld an1111
1ncludlng Virginia WOOif,
Th80d()(e Roosevelt Ind
M065 Hart ere ar>•mat.O
(RI
• ·~ "0..tll Of Her lnno·
c;enoe" \ 1974) Pamele Siii
M1ri1n. Parker Stevenson
Young _, et en ••ctu·
SIYe private ICllOOI '~
growing up wllll lhe
11191\dtnl dllllcu1114K and
8¥911 tragedy
revenge ( 1 hf , 40 mrn I G THEF81
"Tiie Vende1t1"
• MINION:
MP08819LE
Jim PtMIJ>• '"Is rn love
w•tn 1 women lhst tne 1MF-
has been 1110gned to b""0
out of an Iron Cur ta "
c0untry
3:49 0 MOVIE * • C/1.na Gori I 1943)
C.cn.. T 11 .. net Georgu
Montgomer)
4.10 8 NEWS
4: 15 8 MOVIE
C.llatlH ·~~"""-• hlrOiC.
PloP<>fl•Ot>s 1llh1t r1v1v1110 "
OyitlQ 11altttnl wnn ,_,1
ITliilH4gl • •
@) BARNEY MILLER
Due 10 111c;c>r" OI p0l1<.I
corruplKJn 8arn;ry "''° t11s
men n1u~t llkl a lie·
detec;Ung vote• 1n11yz1ug
1811
CIJ TICTAC~
QI MERV GNFflN
"Sal\Jle r 0 TIM OukM 0 1
Hanaro· Gu11t Tom
Wopet
7'30 9 2 ON THE TOWN
7 00 I C88 NEWS Nec:NEWS
HAPPV DA VS AGAIN
R1cn111 Is taceo wlln a
dilemma w'*' lie ll sefecl· ea to be a squad H;adef !Of
RO'I C
I.AMI a man whO crUNts
paruM u • nobby. tonne.
111gll scnoot a1a1 1111i.11
R&~rnorld Jollr1son revus
nrs unsucceulul attempts
to break Into 1><otess•on111
spons
..
8 A8CN£WS
tD M0 A'S'H
When Hot Ups th111ks $1\e
mtglll t>e preon•nt. th•
only raDbH available lot
tne test is R&dOl's pet Ftul·
ly
I BARETTA
OVER EASY
GUMll: actor LOO StHIS·
berg, Or Gary Gray Ct>ct
Naru1
~ MACNEIL I LEHRER
REPORT
I FAMILYFEUD
SHANA NA
Guest Jollnny TUIOtson
8 HOUVWOOO
SQUARES •
.. ALLINTHEFAMILY
Mike and Gl()(18 try an Ol<I
1t1e1pe '°' a stale mar111ge
• · a secon<l noneymoon
ID MACNEIL I LEHRER
A6PORT ~ THE DANCING
PRINCESSES
Jrm Dale Bl'd p11nc1pa1
aancers from London's
R11yal Ballet portotm •n 11115
m.is1cs1 ta111ssy adapled
Channf-1 Lbting•
11 KNXT ICBSJ Lo::. Angeles D KNBC (NBCI Los Angeles
" KTLA (Ina I Lo~ Angt>•e~ 8 l<ABC TV 1ABC1 Los Angele!> C1J t<FMB'(CBS1 San Diego
D KHJ-TV \Ind 1 Lus A nqele::.
®) KCST (ABCI San Dir qo
• KTIV \(no I L05 Ang ......
ti) KCOP TV (ln<l 1 Lo5 AnQl'llP5 fill KCE f . TV tpB<;J L<><, Anqelu'> m KOCE TV 1POS) Hun11mi1on Be;ich
from a 1111ry 1111 by tne
&roth4if1 Gumm
(I) P.M. WAG.AZM
1:00• ENOS
Enos t>ecomes • one-man
poltee IO<C41 when an IP•·
cMmlC of "Blue Au" strlkea
tM d41partment, D REAL PEOPLE
Featured a SQulrrel 111a1
llies Dy nang gUOll. Pesa·
<Jena s 11nnulll "Ooo·dih ·
pa.rel.le. a gigolo c;on11en·
lion. a dog wedding 8 MOVIE
• '• ·Santee ( 19731
Glenn f oro Mochaet
Burns A bounty hunle•
befriends 1he son ol a man
lie murdered (2 llrs l
8 \!t EIOHTIS
ENOUGH
Nk:llOIU and a 1t11nd start
a dellv.,y Slf'VICI . an<l
Tom le&rns that l'llS jOb IS
•n 1eoperdy GJ P.M. MAGAZINE
Turning tr 11Sh 1nlo Cash,
why Monopoly IS Amen·
ca s tavo11te game, 01
Wasco discusses strokes.
Joyce Jillson on n.iw yoor
ears reveal yoor PlfSDn&h·
ty
Cl) MOVIE * • •,. "Lightning Slrlkes
Twice" ( 195 t) Ruth
Roman R1cnar<l T ood
Alter IMltng eaonerate<I of
resoonslb1t11y 101 Ills wife's
dealn a man lrnds the reat
killer an<l peace ot rn1n<J
for htmseil (2 nrs J
8i) 28 TONIGHT
'1.l THE BAXTERS
'For Tne CMd's Own
Good
I JOe<f"'S WILO
MPVGIW'FIN
• S•lut• To 'Tiie Oul<es 01
Hauerd'" Gu•••· Tom
Wop1t.
9:30 D THE FACTS 0# LIFE
Br11r·1 dlle maus a pass
at Jo and Hies to take
advan1age or her
8 9 SOAP
Willi. Jessica II blong Mid
hOllllQI In 1 guemll1'1
m<>iJnta1ri 1111111, Mary
laces blackm1ll kidnap.
Ping and 1111 usustnatlOn
attempt G TIC TACOOUGH 9 THE JOY Of BACH
The Ille and car-ot
Jollann Se1>ast1an Baell "
tr&Clld 1n a salule to the
composer end his lnflu.
e11e11 on the music ol two
cemuries tRI
~ SPORTS AMERICA
"t980 Prep lnterneoon&I
Basket ball Cll1mp1on·
Ships
10:00 D NUMBER ..
A d1vorc.ed mi n learns a
new meaning for tne word
·ne1ghbot1tne51" when he
moves rnto a Calllo1n11
apattmenl buUdlng 1nn11>·
rte<l by an unusual g1oop
of people ea NEWS D VEGAS
S11ter Brigitte returns to
Las Vegas with a b1zatt1
1nheluance ·-• dee<l to 1ne
lano unde< the Oeser1 Inn
ti) INDEPENDENT
NETWORK NEWS
®) THE ROCKFOfU>
FILES
Angel IS placed on tne
G COSMOS
"The P1111stence 01 Mem·
ory" Or C1tl S1g1n
obHrves thl 1n11111gence
of tne humpbactt whete
and 18kll viewer• through
11'19 lluman !>fain and n«·
voo~syttem
11:008 D 8 Clilll NEWS
• HOLLYWOOD
SOU ARES
I NEWL YWEO GAME
M0A0 S'H
Hawkeye writes to n11
latller <letelllng, among 1
other 1nrngs. Radar's
attempts 11 passing • n1gn
sen~ exam an<l a su<lden
coollng of attecttons
bet_.. Frank end Ho1
Lips
ti) ONE STEP BEYOND
I Saw Yoo Tomottow" A
U S Foreign Service agent
rn France IS tnvrte<J to
JOHN DARLING
D TONIGHT
Ho11 Johnny Carson .I
Gutsta Jene Fonda. John I
~,..,
11 PNSONER: CELL
BLOCK H D [D) ABC NEWS D GUNSMOKE
Man bushwhacked, will
011 Or beGom4I p11alyz9d
unless a bullet 11 removed
lrom an area near hlS
spine tParl 11 tD HOGAN'S HEROES
Hogen must 111vel 10 Be<-
trn lo capture ~ !!!lector
who ~nows of HIS operio-
tk><I
9) rT TAKES A THIEF
"' Mun<ly 1s potsoneo Dy a
Rea egenl 1n<l n.s little
lime to trade a deco<J1no
<lewice he has llOll<'I for
tne antt<lole
8i) AN ENGLISHMAN'S
CASTLE
Peter mai..es a cllO•C.e
1 .JUST WANIEO 10 REMIND Y'OLJ, JOHN,
!HAT AFTER YOU'RE DONE HE~E., YOJ R£
SCHEDULED 10 APPEA~ IN !HE VETE~INAAIAN'5
H OSPITAL St<ETCH!
ti) INOEPENOENT
NETWORK NEWS
• CAPTIONED ABC
NEWS
1-00 D 9J POLICE WOMAN
A pohcernan 11 blar.k
mailed into t1tmpe<1ng wrtn
Iha rnur<ler weapan used
by a llltman (Al
~MOVIE * • Night 0 1 The BIOO<l
Monst9f· ( t9721 Ct1<1~to
pner lee M1ua Scn~1 A
Daltle Delw%n K1n9 fiu11r,
V dn<l W~llam of Oronge
resuttQ 1n the executton ot
many .. om8'1 a«useo ot
w11<ncral1 11 n1 30 mm 1
1:30 8 NEWS 8 THE LONE RANGER
The Fr19htenii<I Woman
tD MOVIE * • • Thu GrPat Gar
r1c• I t'1171 Briar> Anurne
Ol1vli dt: HQ.oll1mO l"-e
• • Coto•aoo Sunset'
r 19391 Gene Autry A man
Thursday~•
oa,,, h11e .tlorir•
11:00 Cl) • ', · Randy R1d11~
Atone 1193'4) John
Wayne Alberta Vaugnn A
-AFTERNOON-
t:.> 00 m • • . lne C,rpat
S1ou• MU!Mlc•e \ 1965J
losepll Coll"" P1111rp
t dft!Y < u~t"'" ta~t ~land
Q) • • • Tnt:
Macott1t.•" Altair 1'9471
G·1•11orr p., 1 Rur,e11
P1e5ton Ba1t11J on tl\ij sto-
3.00 'lt • • * •. O& 1111 1Part
41 1 19741 B~r> G11.uara
At1tt1vny t10pk 1ns An
3:30 D • • ', 'Gut1 01 Z&n
9;ira ( 19S91 Rt.~rl Stac1o.
AOL<!!! M1001e1on tn 1933
by Armstrong & Batluk
wHA1 A (,PEAT llE'·IN !
Television getting a little class
By MICHA EL DOUGAN
Of -O•llY ~·-S .. ff Television network moguls perpetually remind
us that they program pap because that's what the
American viewing public wants. Pudding for the
pudding-heads.
Four pay television service!> have announced
plans to challen~e that assumption and one, pre·
miered in Anaheim Monday night, is already on
the air with programs featuring the performing
arts.
;JSRAVO, PRESENTED BY Rainbow Pro-
gramming Services of Denver, offers "original
• and acquired productions of classical music, dance
and opera in stereophonic sound, presenting the
artltlry of the finest symphonies, opera houses and
dance companies in the United States and
Europe," according to a Rainbow publicist.
Other features will include-"Bravo
Magazine." an hour-long video-mag that takes
viewers backstage for interviews with performers
an4 their colleagues and special news updates on
developments within the performing arts, said
Bravo President Marc Lustgarten before a gather·
mg of cable television service owners during the
Bra"o debut at the Disneyland Hotel.
On the average or once a month, Lustgarten
said, Bravo will feature special focus programs
such as the upcoming. evening-long ."Night or the
Opera." Not only will the show present outstand-
in• opera performances, he claimed, but commen-
tators will tell viewers "what it is you should be
looking for , what it is you should want to see."
' '
'thristmas Sangs'
I . i'-encore on '50'
Singer Mel Torme and Les Brown and his
B•~ of Renown head up an all·star cast in an en-
cQte performance or "The Christmas Sonas"
Slifttrday, at 8 p.m. on KOCE, Channel 50.
Tonne kicks off the celebration with a holiday
m;dley, and offers his classic "The Chriatmaa
sqlllg." Marilyn Mccoo and Billy Davia Jr. present
a ff>ritely "Sleigh Ride," and comedian Rieb Uttle
r•ites a hi1hly individualiaed venlon of ''Tbe
NICbt Before Christmas." Pianist Georce Sbeannc
pla~s the "Mummers Christmas Carol."
• Maureen McGovern sinp "0 Holy Nlpt,"
i Roy Rogers and the Sona ol lhe Pioneen pro-
e 1ome true Americana tn "Co-wboy
stmaa" and "Rudolph the Red NOH Relnd-
." Richard Buehart off en a read.inc ol tbe
dlpifted ''The St.-.n1er, '' and all join bands for
the 1rand finale's "White Christmas" and "We
Wf#A You 1'be Merriest".
';
Mitchmn in 'War'
HOLLYWOOD (AP) Robert Mitthum and
Pqlbt Bersen star ln the l&-hour ABC mlal """ "Wlnda of War," now mmtn1 by Du Curtlt
Nlducilonl.
• Mttebum ltarl u Pug Heney, tbe naval oftlcer ;t._ takea on diplomatic m1llitOnl for President ..at, and Ilia Ber1en plays b1a wtfe, Rboda.
E Tnnent a tars ~ Pamela Tudabury, Lotan u AUst.atre TudaburJ, and Liu
cber u Madeline Henry.
• ...... ..... will air ln tbe fall o11•.
THEATRICAL FILMS AJIOVT the performing
arts. such as "The Getting of Wisdom," will also
be shown on Bravo "from time to time,•·
Lustgarten added.
Rainbow President J erry Maglio said the
performing arts represent "a genre of entertain-
ment ·which we think fulfills a major void in prime
time. We think the performing arts have. indeed, a
growing market in the United States."
Bravo will be delivered to participating cable
television outlets through a direct link with the
COMSTAR 0 ·2 communications satellite.
BRAVO ALREADY IS OFFERED by the four
cable multiple-system operators that founded the
Rainbow service, which collectively serve more
than one million homes.
the releases. "for those who seek the ultimate an
fast-paced visual thrills and hot-blooded movie
fantasy." In other words, dirty movies.)
Rainbow is not the 'only service to jump into
performing arts programming According to the
trade publication Multichannel News. ABC Video
Enterprises, CBS Cable and the Public Broadcast -
ing Service are all preparing cable service along
this line.
ABC'S VERSION, CALLED "Alpha", will
be advertiser supported. Emphasis will be on co-
productions and European performances.
CBS' service will feature a schedule with more
than hall or the programs created specifically for
cable television. It will be viewer-supported pay
service.
Monday night's bash, with plenty of free food
and drink, was an effort to market Bravo lo some
of the additional 4.100 cable operators in this coun·
try, who serve 17 million homes in 9,SOO com-
munities, totalling 21 percent or the homes in the
United States.
Perhaps the, most ambitious project, still a
year or two away rrom competition, is the Public
Broadcasting Service's SO·called Grand Alliance, a
partnership between PBS and 400 major cultural
institutions that are part or the American Arts Al ·
liance. a part.nershp between PBS and 400 major
cultural institutions that are part or the American
Arts Alliance. "Local PBS affiliates will be in·
volved in the whole marketin1 effort of the
service," according to Multichannel News.
In the •oney
<Although with less fanfare, Rainbow
launched a second new service, called Escapade,
on the following night. Escapado is, according to
Adam Rich (left) a nd J ohn Louie s plit up the
loot when they find an airlines bag give n to
them by a mysterious woman on "Eight is
Enough" tonight a t 8 on ABC. Cha nnel 7
'~alias' tops, but ABC wins week
NEW YORK (AP > -CBS'
"Dallas" won the prime-time ratings
competition for the firth week in a
row, but ABC had more shows in the
Top 20 -nine to CBS' eight -and
won the three-network race by an
eyelash, figures from the A.C.
Nielsen Co. showed.
"Dallas," which registered the
bitbest rating ever for a prime-time
proaram for the "Who shot J .R.?"
epiaode Nov. 21, loet nearly 20 per-
cent ol ita audience ror the follow-up
pro1ram Nov. a, then made up a bit
of lost pvund for the most recent in·
1tallment, Dec. 5.
The ratlnc for "Dallaa" was 37.3 to
34 OD Nov. a and the rec:ord·settinl
51.J on Nov. 21. Nielsen aays that
means ol all the nation'• televilion·
equipped homes, 37 .3 percent aaw at
leaat part ol the most-recent chapter.
CBS had anticipated a bil push t.bia
seaaon rrom "Dallas," and now the
primary question aeema lo be bow
loal the series can sustain it.a re·
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markable record or success.
CBS' "60 Minutes," last season's
No. 1 program, was second lo
"Oallaa" in the ratings, though more
than eight point.a behind the winner.
ABC scored with three specials -
"Barbara Walters Special" in third
place, a pro football game between
.Pittsburgh and Houston, broadcast
Thursday nipt, in fifth place, and a
movie, "Fipting Back," sixth.
ABC's ratin1 for the week wu 19.4
to 19.3 ror CBS, which finished first
the two previous w~ks. and 15.6 for
NBC.
The networks say that means in an
averaae prime-lime minute during
the week, 19.4 percent or the coun·
try's homes with television were
tuned to ABC.
CBS leadl the three-way c:ompeti·
lion since Oet. rr -the date CBS and
ABC maintain the seuon began -by
nearly a point and a half over ABC.
NBC claims the season started Sept.
15, and la first in the race by that
measure by two-tenths or a point
overC~.
NBC was damaged in the most re·
cent week surveyed with four of the
five lowest-rated shows, starting with
a movie, "Semi-Tough." in 6lst
pJace, followed by "Jack Frost"
62nd, "NBC Magazine with David
Brinkley'' 64th and "G4!i\e Shalit
Talks with the Stars" 6Sth. ABC's
·'Christmas rrom the Grand Ole
Opry" waa No. 63.
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Gena Rowlands Set
For 'Gloria' Role
HOLLYWOOD <AP > -Gena
Rowlands plays a former show girl
and gun moll who tries lo beat the
mob at its own game in "Gloria."
directed by her hus band, J ohn
Cassavetes.
The movie also stars Buck Henry.
Julie Carme n , Lupe Garnica
and Jeuica CastiJlo. It is Miss
Rowland's sixth movie with her
husband.
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burns, waves as he arrives with singer Patti
LaBelle at a New York theater for the pre·
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Drey/ua• exce& in 'Competition' film
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Prokoftev Third wbieb climaxes
the tum. lt'a important to note
that these are all performed on
tbe aoundtrack (and superbly re·
corded) by some of our ftneat
youn1 contemporary pianiata, in·
cludln1 Ralph Grierson, Lincoln
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At the l(ey~rd
pttltlon" la more tban tbe
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people ln love: lt'a a muaieal
fH•t. Or maybe 1mor1ubord
would be more accurate alnee the
variety ii p-eat, even lhouah the
they are also vefY. much In love,
. and the film deala essentially
with its effect on their rel•·
tionablp. (I auspeet that there's
an even more fuclnatinc atory
behind what bappena to them
after one wins and the other
loaes, and trust thft OUansky ls
already conte mplatin1 the
possibilities of this as a sequel.)
M ayor1a, Cheater Swiatowski OMV MATHIS -$2 TO PM
and Daniel Pollack. BAJSIOL NO Of 405
· aervinp teod t.o be rather a mall.
Still, ·'The Competition'' could
do for claaaical muaic what
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"The Turning Point" did fo1·
ballet a few years ago. Without
any compromise of quality, it
makes the piano repertoire both
accessible and exciting.
AT THE CENTER of Joel Oliansky's literate, sensitive_
script is a piano competition for
youna people, not unlike the
Tchaikovsky competitions in
Moscow, although this one hap-
pens to be held in San Francisco.
Richard Dreyfuss and Amy Irv·
ing are among the hall dozen or
so finalists.
Although sharply competitive.
Dreyfuas and Irvine make an
attractive team, with Dreyfuss
particularly effective as the
brash, effervescent pianist
whose cockiness never quite ob-
scures bis basic insecurity. Th.is
ls the last ye(lt that he's elilible
to enter the contest; winninl
could mark the difference
between a concert career and
total obscurity.
OTHER MOTIVES are
sketched in for the other contes·
tanla -including a Russian girl
(strikingly played by Vicki
Krieger) who seems to be
operating under the surveillance
of the Russian secret police, a
melodramatic note that I found
oddly off-key in this film's con·
text.
It's more than counter-
balanced, however, by the
segments of music that pervade
it from the frantic, last-minute
practice sessio ns of the·
What is even more important AM061!>SuNFLOWER to note, and literally incredible Mt-tm
to behold, is the fact that the ac-KEZY MIDNIGHT MOVIES
to r s h a v e be e n a b l e to Friday a laturcllly-All IHCI U .00
synchronize their finger and u••l•--'' plue Spacebom body movementa so perfectly to
these recordinp, that one comes te ment
away convinced that they did BAD
their own playiD8 -• feat A ~ral&!ll& I nn~~~lnal credi~ t.o Jean Evensen Sbaw, ~ ~
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NO LESS attention, however,
was lavished on the supporting
roles. A5 the conductor, for ex·
ample, Sam Wanamaker was
every bit as precisely drilled to
look as if he were really COD·
ducting (instead of just waving
his hands In the air, like Sir
Jo hn Gielgud in the r ecent
Polish film, "The Conductor").
And Lee Remick is magn.ificent
as the aging music teacher who sees her last hope for reflected
glory fading away when her pupil,
Irving, seems determined to blow
the competition out or love for
Dreyf~s.
"The Competition" could turn
out to be that rarest of birds, a
"class" picture that is also a
crowd pleaser. It couldn't hap-
pen to a nicer film .
Liz aging gracefully
Q: I read wlllea Ellaa ... Taylw WU IUll ..
active aapen&u die waa se..,... el Jealq old. Did
•~ ner So .... aay deUll! -Cell a., i...1
Beacla, Callf.
'Glad You Asked That'
A: What Ui said at the time was, "I have
almost zero contact with the public, and I tey not
by Mwily11 Gftd Hy GwdMt-
to read much of what is written Q: Is it true that James GarHr threw a party
about me. I suppose if people and celebrated tbe fact that the man who beat him
stopped buying the commodity up ... aentenced to a jail term? -Lou Reilly, and I cared, I would analyze Jersey, City.
what ingredient was missing. A: No way. Garner, a compassionate in·
But when I start sliding down, dividual, was not looking for revenge. Following
· which is in the inevitable law of the trial of the rree·lance photographer who beat
gravitY., I'm goin1 to quit. him up after a minor traffic collision, Gamer com.
Maybe in my dotage I'll analyze mented, "I have no pleasure in the disruption of
wby people go to the movies." the man's life. I'm sure ." said the star or TV's
Q: I WH ao IOITJ &o Mar "Rockford Files," "we both wish the whole thing t111at Jimmy S&ewart adered a TAYLo• hadn't happened."
severe Mart atucll. Bew II M ..,,, -llebble Q: Both Warren Beatty &Del bil slater, Sblrley
Lear, Colombm. MacLaiDe, have been 90 aucceufuJ i8 their lives, A: Happily, the news you heard was not ac· I'm cllrioaa to know how much Lnf1aeace tbeir
curate. lbough Jimmy spent• few days in the cor-pareats had on them while they we~ growl•& up! onary care unit of a California hospital, be did not _ F&ore.ce L., Seattle .
have a heart attack. "He Just had an irregularity A: According to Shirley, she and her brother
in his pulse," reveals hia wife Gloria. "And our were both greatly influenced by the powerful
family physician and we thought it was better to perponallties of thei r mother and father. "Dad bad
go to the hospital Just to take tests." this Southern talent of commanding attention in
Q: We reuatly saw • reraa of Alfred any room with his storytelling," she recalls.
HJtcbcocll'a manerplece, "Psycho." Tlllat fam.. "Mom would react to him in an intense way.
bloody shower Keae, wbere Ja.et Letp ls s&ablled Though not social or gregarious, they were like a
repeatedly, aeemed to go • forenr. Bow maay vaudeville team at home. And Warren and I
minutes did tbat aceae adaally appear • lite would sit there and watch, it made both of us
1creeaT -Debbie R., Orlaedo, Fla. th h And r ts · lif h A: It may have seemed longer, but the blood· r a er s y. one o our ques an e as been to overcome that s hyness with self· letting only lasted for 45 seconds. Thanks to expression ...
Hitchcock's incredible technique, the brief scene Send your que•tWM to Hy GardMr, "Glad You
contained 78 separate shots. And though a grisley A•ked That ," care of thi• ~. P.O. Box 19620. murder is portrayed, moviegoers never actuaUy · ,..,., M ·z nd H GardM LI see the knife touch Janet Leigh's naked flesh . They Irvine, '""14· an yn a Y r "" an.swer QI many queltion.s QI tMy can m their column, but the just think they do. volume of mail make• per•onal rtplie• impouib~.
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flrat cutlag tbe movie, I _.ntaad tbey taned PENITENTIA down Herve Vlllecbalze for a.e o1 tbe nles. Bow
come! -Coaale Chase, Laa Ve1a1.
A: It was for a reason never heard by Herve There'• only one
before. They told the 3-root, IO.inch 1:ctor he. was\ way out, and 100 too big. He's since, or course, grown mto a giant, f 1 t d
staturewise , on ABC's "Fantasy ~land." "I'm 00 • • an
overcoming the exploitation or scree.nwriters," In the wart
said Villechaize, "who think a midget is not D•s•robu•r<1 by IR I Tile Jrrry Gross human, can't love, can't think. And can only do O•gan•1at•on
tricks or sell news papers on the street comer."
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Humperdinck ha
flied suit 10 Las
Veaas becaust: he
was denied a permit
lo carry a gun The
suit said
Humper din c k . a
British citizen, was
·refused the permit
because a Nevada
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Industry
• W11111er
in court
DETROIT <AP > -
The city of Detroit can
demolish 1,176 hom es
and uproot 3,438 people
to make way for a new
General Motors Corp.
assembly plant that the
"Motor City" says it
needs to reverse an in -
dustrial decline, a judge
bas ruled.
Visiting Wayne Coun·
ty Circuit Court Judge
George Martin said that
residents of the ethnical·
ly diverse Poleto wn
neighborhood failed to
show lhat the City Coun-
cil abu,,ed its discretion
in its effort to save 6, 100
a uto manufacturing
jobs ..
DETROIT'S MAYOR
called the decision a vie·
tory. Neighborhood resi-
dents feared it was
hailed Poletown's last
stand.
The city wants to level
the r esidential a reas
around the abandoned
Dodge Main plant ,
which once employed
30,000, to make a 465-
acre site_.where GM can
build a modem plant.
·'They call your house
a slum and shack and
they tell you that you
have to take what they
offer," said Elizabeth
Marshall, 64, who has
lived on Trombly Street
24 years. "I don't know
the law. I don't know
what they are giving
me. They tell you to
sign: I don't know what
I am signing. I don't
know where I'm going to
move.''
MAYOR COLEMAN
Young said in a state-
ment the ruling was a
"significant victory"
toward "a brand new
departure in the realm
of reindustrialization."
but warned there were
still obstac les on a
timetable for clearing
the land by May 1.
Poletown resident Ann
Giannini said the de·
cision "is very bad news
for us. We don't need
that kind of news around
Christmastime."
Ma. Giannini, who at-
tended every session of tbe two-week tri~d. said
' llae believes the lawsuit
was the last stand for
'P o l e t o w n , a
nei1hborbood along the
Detroit-Hamtramck city
limits.
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Star of Magi
Wllile some hove called it
a miracle. religioua scholars
and scientists now view the star
of Bfthlehem as a rare astronomical
phenomenon. Orange Coaat College
explores the event during
its December planetarium program.
I a1 JOEL C. DON
6e .. ...,, ~""'
Abouf lO yean a10. scienuata and
biblical scholars finally beaan
pleclo& to1etber one of the
a&ll'ooomical puuJes of the aaes.
It was a 1t.ar. much bri&bler than
any other litht in' the nl1ht sky It
persisted.
And it drew the Magi or wise men
from the east to a town in ancient
Judea called Bet.hJebem.
The only biblical reference to the
star of Bethlehem lies in the Goepel
of St. Matthew. The text says the
wise men were tuided from Persia
and Babylonia to the birthplace of
Jesus Christ.
WllD..E SOME HAVE re1arded the
event as a miracle, astronomers and
the religious community are rinding
answers in natural phenomena.
With information garnered from
recent studies in astronomy,
archeology and biblical history. the
Oran1e Coast College Planetarium
re·creates the heavens as they
appeared during Jesus' birth.
"It looks. like we have some new
information on the sta r o r
Bethlehem," says planetarium
director Steve Latt.anzio. "But it's
only new to planetariums, it's not
new to the scientific community.
"Scientists and religious scholars
ha ve taken the same basic
arguments used all along and shown
that we can interpret them
differently. "
The olanetarium show, which
began last week, is divided into two
parts. 1be first part is devoted to the
determination of the approximate
year or the birth of Christ.
ONCE THE BlaTHDATE is
established, the audience is taken
back in time to visualize the stars
and planets as they appeared nearly
2,000 years ago.
The astronomical theories are
revealed, including possibilities such
a s s upernovas, novas, meteors,
comets and conjunctions of stars and
planets.
was ordered in 3 B.C .. Lattanzio
notes
"Choosing an eclipse at 1 B.C. and
interpreting the tax as a census, we
can shill the birth from 8 or 7 8 .C. to
3 to 2 B.C .. ''he says.
··For the moment we have to
r e gard these dates with equal
probability. I don't think that we can
favor one or the other."
Shifting to the astronomical
phenomena or the lime. Latta01io
says about four possibilities could
explain the star.
THE LEAb'T LIKEL \' explanation
is a meteor, usually a piece or material
the size of a grain or sand whizzing
through space.
Although a meteor might have left
an impression on the ancients as it
swept across the sky, it was far loo
common an occurrence to draw
attention.
A comet, LallanJ.io says, also is an
unlikely prospect for the star of
Bethlehem.
Comets, which are largely made
up of ice, were not recorded during
the period from 7 to 2 B.C.
Halley's comet was visible in 12
and 11 B.C. So the phenomenon of a
comet wasn't an extraordinary
event.
A supernova, or explodini star,
would produce a brilliant image in
the sky. competing wiJh the
brightness of the moon.
"BUT SOMETHING THAT
bright would have been seen by a
lot of people and there are no records
to show that," he says. A nova was
recorded by the Chinese in 5 and 4
B.C., but Lattanzio says a nova
wouldn 't have produced the
brilliance ascribed to the star or
Bethlehem.
The more likely explanation is the
conjunctioo or stars and planets, he
says.
In 7 to 6 B.C., the wise men who
were probably astrologers, would
have seen a triangular conjunction of
the planets Jupiter, Saturn and Mars.
They might have interpreted this
event as the coming of the messiah,
since the conjunction occurred in the
constellation Pisces, also known as
the house of the Hebrews.
spectacular as well as incredibly
significant lo them (the Magi)."
Regulus means king, Venus is the
goddess or fertility and Jupiter is the
king of the gods, he notes.
Lattanzio still is puzzled by the
question: Why wasn't a false alarm
called with the planetary conjunction
in 7 and6 B.C.?
But he says two planets seeming lo
merge into one is an even more rare
event than the triangular
conjunction.
The planetarium show continues at
7 a nd 8:30 p.m .. today and Friday.
and Dec. 17 and 19
"Once you find out when Christ
was born, it's rather easy to figure
out what was going on ;n the sky and
then you can figure out which
astronomical phenomena resemble
the stcar," Lattanzio says.
Using information gathered from
the Bible and Hebrew records,
scholars have narrowed Jesus' birth
to between 3 and 2 B.C.
The dates are based on information Crom the reign or King Herod, who died
soon after J esus ' birth. Records
indicate that Herod died after a lunar
eclipse and before the Hebrew
Passover holiday.
Lattanzio points out that such
conjunctions are rare, happening
about once every 60,000 years.
But with the new emphasis on
Christ's birthdate closer to 3 or 2
B.C.. Lattanzio s uggests another
astronomical conjunction.
IN z B.C., Jupiter and Venus came
close to one another in conjunction
with the star Regulus in the
constellation Leo.
How you cmi survive
Christmas shopping
For holiday gift shoppers who hate
crowds, Madamoiselle Magazine has
these surVival tips:
RELIGIOUS HISTORIANS once
speculated that Christ was born
between 8 and 7 B.C. because Caesar
Aogustus ordered a census taken
from the Roman Empire at that
lime . Joseph and Mary were to
report to Bethlehem for that
popu~ation survey.
But a tax by the Roman Empire
The conjunction of 7 to 6 B.C.
would have appeared like three stars
forming a triangle But the
Jupiter-Venus· Regulus conjunction
would have been a more striking
event -appearing almost like one
single star.
"They would have been close
enough to be brighter than any planet
that had ever been 'seen," he says.
"It would have been visually
-Organize a gift list into three
categories: family, friends and of.
rice. De<:ide how much lo spend for
each and jot down gift ideas n~ lo
each name.
-Shop early in December, when
salespersons are less busy and stores
less crowded.
-Avoid lunch·hour traffic. Best
Lock• the door
Husband takes hath in trailer
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Six
vears aio I married a divorced
man who is retired from the
service. Our children are grown
and gone, so there are just the
twe of us.
During the six years we have
been married he has never once
gone into the bathroom, if only
to wash his bands, that he
doesn't lock the damn door. He
bas yet to dress or undress in
front of me.
He moved into my home when
we married and his trailer is
still parked in the yard. (More
cra11Deal.) Lota of Umea he'U 10
in there, lock all the doon and
take a bMb.
· I have questioned him about
his peculiar behavior. He says
he bu done this ever since his
klda wen small. (bis "baby" is
now 11 yean old.>
Tbere i.I no one here but us. I
think he ia craay as a loon.
Wbat'a more. it makea him
flahtlnc mad when I mention it.
Ann, pleue tell me what you
tblnk la wron1 with this
character. -MARRIED TO A
NUT IN MERIDIAN, Mia.
DSA& •A&&IBD: Tiie
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La11der1'
to bl• llooklaeu aad ••ll
llaoeklag you Plead agallla& t3le
wall. Please read tile aen leuer. It
mll .. She yH ao•etlalal to
&lalaka ....
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I
have a measa1e for "Nameless
in Short Hillis," whose husband
refers to her u "the wife" when
s~akinC to otben. I bad the same problem. One
day I asked him how be would
Uke it if I called him ''the
husband." It didn't atop him. He·
continued to refer to me u •'the
wife." So I added it to the kJnt
Uat of tblnp he did that irritated
me.
After • yean of mama,., be
fot cancer. Al I watched him die
reallied bow unimportant
tboee small irrltaUooa wen. So
manJ other thlqa about blm
were wanderful. On tbt claJ ol bl.a deatb be
uked, "WbJ did JOU put up wiUI
me all tbeae 1eara T" MJ
auw•: "Became JOU put up
with me."
Thal was seven years ago', and
I haven't come across anyone
who could take his place. So -
I'LL WALK ALONE
BEAil ALONE: A let&er 11.ke
yo.n ame laelps P9t &Map la
perapedln. I'll bet a lot of
wive• will be Jen pleky &ealCM
became,.. wro&e.
DEAR ANN I.iNDERS: I was
thrilled when I saw your column
telling people bow to get off
junk·mail lists. For years I
spent a lot of money on posta1e,
pleading with companies,
organizations and "causes" to
please take me off their ll.sta.
Nothing happened. The mail
continued to pour in.
I decided to take your advice
-and hallelujah, it worb! I
stuff the return envelope wit!I all
the 1arba1e they send me, plm
raunchy cartoona, my
1randcbildren 's crayon
drawtnp and a few old church
bulletinl. Already I have notleed
a bit difference. Tbank you,
thank yo~. thank you. -
GRATEFUL IN SEDAUA, MO.
DEA& llO: 0111• 91 nate11
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hours are before 11 :30 a.m. or after
2:30 p.m.
-Stay away from s tores on
Saturdays, when crowds are worse.
-Don 'l ll'y to gel everything on
the list the same day, and buy
heavier gifts just before going home.
-Don't have packages sent unless
absolutely necessary. Things get lost
in the holiday crush.
-Save all store receipts in case
items have lo be returned.
Patrone•• of Year
I
'Mrs. Music'
is honored
F .... Se• .. aclaer, a Corona del Mar ~·
resident anct music activiat in Oran1e
County, hu been named Patroneu ol •
the Year by the Oranie Co.mt1 Muter ,,
Chorale.
She waa honored durin1 the chorale's·-
Chriatmu concert at Newport Harbor Hilb
School, then touted during a festive after1low
party at the home of •n. Jou S. BeUoll,
Newport Beach.
Mn. Schumacher's husband Ed was there
to help celebrate the honor.
If there's anything to do with music here,
you can be sure Mrs. Schumacher is involved.
She bas been instrumental in brinlinl the
Metropolitan Opera auditions to Or.an1e County
and is on the board of directors ot the Oran1e
County Music Center.
M rs. Schumacher's also CO·director Of the
Orange County district of the ~~t
auditions, on the board of Pac1f1c
Symphony Orchestra and helped bring
music to children as director or the Orange
County Philharmonic Society's youth concert
programs.
HAaLAN MILLER, chorale president,
greeted the 150 guests who jammed Ms.
Betson's home for the party. The decorations
were designed by Alie• Beek and they brought
an old·faahioned feel to the evening.
After munching on a variety or cheeses (one
especially good with raisins and spices added),
pate and vegetables, guests s ipped their
liebermilch and enjoyed an impromptu concert
by The Californians, a special group formed out
of the big chorale.
When the evening began drawing to a close,
Davld Felt, minister of music at Melodyland,
sat down at the grand piano and played favorite
carols for everyone to sing.
It was a perfect ending to an evening
honoring a woman who loves music.
G uests included Scou and BeUy
Hightower, Naacy Adler Tborntoa,
Aaale Scbaaacber <Floss and Ed's
daughter), Tom aed Lucretia Allla10D,
Wllfred aad Jue Berta, Bob aad Carol Lee, .Ian
Landatrom, Graat Smltlt, Norm and Rosie
Smedegaard and Cbarles and Marjorie ... ,.alt.
Actress Jaae Powell (of Bel Air and Laguna
Beach) was there for a few minutes . bu.t !she
had to leave early for Los Angeles. where' she's
film int "Fantasy I s la nd .·' She was
accompanied by her business manager, .Jim
Ftt11erald or Los Angeles .
Also there were Al aad .leu Melrose <he's
president of the chorale's advisory council>.
Vidor UICI Marlo Lanett, who were ~ or
Miss Powell. Barbara c;aldwell with rt W.
· Kerr and Mautce Allard, director of the chorale.
chorale.
The Orange County c hapters of the
American Institute of Architects and the
II appenings
By Judith Olson
Women's Architectural League installed new
officers during a gala holiday dinner at the
Santa Ana Counll'y Club. •
A prime rib buffet was served from a table
centered with a huge ice carving of a s wan, and
the clubhouse wa s decorated with two
Christmas trees, one trimmed with flowers and
one with while ribbons.
Robert N. Greig will head AIA and Fran
Smith will lead the WAL.
0 ther new officers of the AIA are Thomas
Moo•, William (:., Mccullock and
Betsey Olealcll. WAL officers are
llcJeaJe Jeauet&e, Barbara Blnbrauer
and Ena Wralpt.
Lamie MJttman and Portland Addy, both
June graduate of Corona del Mar High School.
have been selected as varsity cheerleaders al
Pepperdine University. Malibu.
' '
&rn&&D FIEDt:llAL £•PLOYl:E8 will m~t
at nocJD ~)' al the Sen Clemente Commurut)'
Center for 11 Chru•mas pot luck luncheon. Call
-.JIUI
PU·SCllOOLE&S ue invited t.o a holiday
lloryhour at t0 ·30 a.m next Wednesday in the
f'o,ntam Valley Public Library Call 8»-1860 for
mformaUoo
8ADDL£BACK VALLEY Study Center of the
Theosophical Society will p~~mt a tilm on "The
Hierarchy of Earths Adepts at?: 30 p. m. _Monday
in Laguna Hills. Call 493·8341 for informauon.
NBWPOllT BEACH Auxiliary, Orange Coast
Branch Of the Arthnlts l''oundalion will have a
Christmas party and luncheon at 11:30 a .m.
Tuesday at the Balboa Bay Club in Newport
Beach. Call 673-3475 for reservations.
NEWPORT HARBOR CHAPTER of American
Field Service will host a wine-and·cheese party as
its annual fundraiser at 6 p.m. Thursday in
Newport Beach. For information about the party
or l.oreign exchange students, call 673-6467.
( Horosrope )
By SYDNEY OMARR
THUBSDA'Y, DEC. 11
AQUARIUS <Jan .
20-Feb. 18): You're on I
target with judgment, 1 timing, intuition .. Lead
rather than follow .
PISC~ <Fe b. 19-Mar.
20): Yo ur natural
abi li ties s urge to
forefront. Vou gain peek
behind scenes.
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•<\Mao AHO AOOPl•O ... , .. City C-11 ...... Qty" 1,,,.,........ Els le A. Hutchlsgn (Under ltrttt. hll• 111. Lu Allttl••· Ttw _,, ., Gom.._iy reltrrtcl Act). The petition is set for ..,1•·-111e"::;:.~~A4:t.:'C:.~·'•· the lndep1ncf1nt Ad· c.111er111e_,.,._....,J_rvs. to .. u.a. ..._, eou1e•••t1, eo.i. hearl"9 In Dept No 3 at
IMV0110FTHt:CITYOf't11v1N1 ministration of Est•tts ·~~-.... ..,..,_,.c•••"'' Mew,c:..-..... T.,._rw1,1obe 700 C' . C te 0 Ive ATT~IT NANCY c. ltOWUNO Act). Tht petition Is set for "'•Y Ille flletl It Gromtr<r ucr-lflcl.,. .. "H II" DUil, •lllllecl lo C~· w t llVCC eCnlt r f Sr , CIT\'CLllllCOf'THECITYO~lllVINE "'-arl~n~.N0.3•t700 c:o.-...... ,_, WHI Slllllt S4rwl, ,.,., lean. <o ... nenu, <011dillon1, es, n the V 0 anta
STATI cw CALIR>ttN1Al ,.. .,.,... s 1 111 i. A c ut 1 ru1ri<11•"'· •0 •' .. "°"'· '''""· An a , Ca I i for n I a on COUNTYOf'OltAHGE l n Civic ., Drive, West, .:.;: . ot 11991"· •• , ... ,,...., ...... -........... lOI record December 30 1980 at 10·00 CITYOFlltVINE~ In ltlhef Cllty of JS.nt• Ana7, Tit91 ......... tlll111<l•lmtl11t11h :=~==::=-~:;~~~:.10 a .m . , .
'· NANCY c ltOWIJoND, City Cle•ll: ..... City ef ,,,, ..... H•lll8Y 00 • om a on anuary , ~·-11 J--, 2, '"'· wlWch It II• 8 1dt or oltert .,. lnvl-for lllh IF YOU OBJECT to the
Cl!llTIFY "'81 lltt fon9ol .. ltnoMIOll --'"Mid ....... .., Ille City 9f1 at9:3()a,m , llull11ettdly ........ tlle COlltummellOll property -m•lll be in wr1tln9 end nrantl""' Of t .. e ,..,.tition c-cll., llw City Of ln.1111 •t • ...,ier _,,_ IWltl.,. llw ""'Illy If.,..,,. IF YOU OBJECT t t .. -clele ltie<Hlede....,., w1111:e rocetWd et"'• ollk• of R-r " .,,. " ....., ,
emller t•, lly ... tollOwlfle rOll cell "91•: 0 ,,.. So ltr at Ii II-lo .. Id lllttfMMll A. Grelllt, rel-, in wtd pertlllon «· YOU Should either appear AVIS 4COUNC1lMEMBE•S•Atr911,SOla,V•tllullt_A..,._y grantlnQ Of the petition, Trefttler• wlCI IM-Trelllltran tloll ti ~I Ctvlt C.nlH Orlve wm, at the hearl"9 and State =~~;NT ~gg~:g:t::::::s~~= you should either appear ~:-~.':-'~:,W1:.,=~:n:1~~,!! s ... ,. ,.,.., ee111ornl•, •I •nr lime yow objections or file
NANCY c ltOWLANQ at the hearl"9 and state lhrffr•••"•"-'· NOHE •"•'.,.. del•of lhh noli<•...., before written objections. with the
ClfY CLfltl( OF THE CITY OF lllVINE vour objections or f U e RkllMd II ...... d "'~::,'::1'::! ':... ... -•lid -Wiii court before the hearl .......
Pu1111tlllld0r.,... eo.11 o.11y P1101, OK 10, '"° ..,.,.. written objections with the 0 " A :-;-:: t:''':'~ c " 0 • be -4 •• 1,. ottrca 01 R-r A. Your appearance may·~
------------court before the heari"9. c·o11-11.T1-Gr•lll•, .. ,._ "°"' of 10.00 A.M . .,. · b t PUBUC NOTICE rv -.... , ... -... dlle Wrlnen o .. roldl mey In person or y your a • Your appearance may be
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*' w. lldl "'"" hl.111 be wl>mln.::t •11,,., .. ,._ 11,,.. .. 1._ torney.
In person or by 'four at· LM• ........ c.i....,..... pr1 .. 10..,..ore11,..11,...ofconllrm•· I F y OU ARE A NOnC9TOCltlDITOltl NOT1CtTOc1t•DtTOllSO,.a11u to"n•v ltcrewNe.t.,t• tloll o1 uw .. 1. by 1,.,. couri The CREDITOR t
CW 811Ul TltAMlfil" TftAlfljlillt AteO CW llfT.llTI09t TO ' "''' Pvo1mwd Or.,. Coelt Oelly PllOI, mlnlmym o .. rolcl I/tell be el leetl ten Or a C 0 n • c~.,.,-,.,11.c.c.1 '•AMlfillt ALCOMOLIC IF YOU ARE A O.ctmwio.1• • ., .... P•r<•nt 110"'1of 111011n1 Ten ingent creditor of the de-Houce II"-'·-~ 9lv•" to'"• ••v••••• L•C•N••fl) Cl•c•. CREDITOR or a con-------T"°4i.twndOou.,.,(tt0,000.0C))llndflv• ceased, vou must file vour
Crtt11ton o1 "-" 111e111s1rr.t wm, ...... ,., 11.c.c. ~.,...,NP>. tlngent c reditor of the de· ' PUBLIC NOTICE perc.,., m.1 01 ,,.,. •-• 1n uceu clai·m with the court or Trent .. IWCtl, -IMnillftl -retl NOTICE 1$ Hl'.ltl'.IY GIVEN IO tlW fl I I h Qhe I bld lhe
1. ,,. A•••• 0r1 ..... eo.1e -... eou... crtc111or1 o1 HOltWA•TH ATKINSON, ceased, you must le your ::;.:,:-,,. ,.. 1 ' "" present it to the personal
•1ofOrengo,S1••e1Ce111orn1e,111e1e Prt1lt1111C. THE LAGUNA SALOON, claim with the court or 1111t1TATI09tT0110 ™ pr-r1v w111 11e t01d on'"" representative appointed
OU•• 1r-1er 11 -.t lobe,.,.. to A. 1Nc .. Trt!Mfwor _,LI<•-. wt1ow present It to the personal '"!."}!'!?!,O"ltO' t._... fo11ow1no 1erms. C••"· ten i-rcen1 by the court within four It 1111111n1ri.. Wett Ce Celllorftle CO<· OUtltteu eddrto 11 44' ScMAll C:0.1t t I I d ... __ k • 1~ 111
p0rie11on1, Tr.,,.,_c.1. w11o,. 011'4· H1811wo, In,,. cit, .. ~.'-"' represen at ve appo nte THI ,.u,.CHASING AGENT OF "0""11°'.:W tt!~:t:"d, ov,~~~ .,, months from the date of
..... ~1 11 .,. Al•IN Orlv., Cosl• ,, Of or-. Slet•of celfome, 1-. bv the court within four THE CITY OF COiTA MESA HAS • P•r' on • ·-~· 0 ec fl t I s a e of lette s as ---.... , IEEN AUTH0•1ze:o TO ACCE~T compeny ,,,. otter by (fftll..v <hecO., rs s u nc r M•H, Co11ntv of Or.,..ge, Stele ol OUll:. lr .... r, It -la lie -to months from the date Of llC>S F,... TH•".,... L-.ING CITY end Ille IM:lence lo be pe:d on con· provided In Section 700 Of
Celllornl• CHAltLES M. IAlllt, T.-...... _,first Issuance of letters as o-~·o"'"su .. ~LUS ;=OPE•TY. llrmellon °' •• ,. Oy Ille Superior the Probate Code of Tiie ,,,_..Y lo be tr-lerrltd It lnl•-Tr.,,11-, W-. lllllllWU ...__. Sec OO f ""~ " Court T• .. •. ,.,.h, opere linQ •net
lo<eltd •I '16 AUIN Drive, Colle eddreu Ii laa >J. In Ille Clly ol prov I~ in tiOn 7 0 THE AWA•O 0' SALE OF THIS ,...inltnence HPlf'>••. -,....,,..1ums California. The time for ""•••. , • ..,,,, OI or .... OI'. 51•1• OI Uplelld, OluMvof 111-llde, Sl•l•ol the Probate Code of "'"0~EltTY WILL •• MAOE TO I 01 I '" ,.,. ' . ·11 t
' THE Hl"'~•sT ••s--18LE 11[). on inturfnct H eep • t o e I lnQ C aims WI no ex· C•lllO<nl• CelllOrNe. C•tlfornla. The tim~ for ....... ~ .. ~ rvooa pUr<NW• lllell be P<Or•1.0 .. Of the . . r t fou months S.ld pr_,,," dll.crl-In _,.., The p.._,,y "Otter!-1.. ....... OE" CUit Of rKordellon Of <on .. yenct Ea Pl re preo 0 r
a> All ltllCO. 111 Ir-, lurturu, 9<1ulp el All \IOCll: In Ir-, fllrt.,OYI, -· filing Claims Wiii not eX-A ar-lwllet ... ..._, --OX· •minellon Of hllt, reGordlni of con-from the date of the hear·
men! -good wlll Of IPW ComPlller ,menl end ~ wlll ol e certe ln plre prior tO four months imeletyaLI t .,..., le nd eny tlllt ·ng noticed clbove llContulll .. lluM~Hnown •• A. K. In. (001•11 1-ge bw>lneu kftOWft H from the date of the hear· Bid ... lo .... ,...._, ";,'u·r~'~:. 'Poll<~' V.:~\: •I '"" U • I YOU MAY EXAMINE :~;:~·~V:.''c:.~! -::,:'.~~,,·~~, .~.~.;~G!N:._::~~i ~~.:1: ino noticed above. ,..,~,:;:: LS:-11 CMt,. -·-0• '"~!·.:.,:= =~~~,:.c:; f:,<~'.:;,'.., the file kept by the court. lore,,..,SIMl•ofCelltorn
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• 1r..c11ve11....,.., CountyolOrMl!I, YOU MAY EXAMINE lldPrlo,..,....._s T"°"W11C10oi••n 1uoo,000001v1•11 ... If you are interested in the Th• ""'1:. ,,.,,,.., .. 111 be conwm-1 St••• of c.111orn1 •• enc1 ,,~., t11e the flle k~ by the court. Li· L .. • ,...,, -.>•lmt1•11 sooo co•1t••reo estate, you may f ile a re· I m•ltcl on or Iller Ille ttnd div of 1 •011ow1no eic-lk -..-lie-If vou •re nter•st-in th• I oe1eo -mber H 1990 . t t
. O.cemw. '"°· •' •·oo • m •• '" tor ll<•nHll On·S••• Oe11ere1, • "' "" "" lld PrkAt ~' ,._,.... • Rooer A Greoie IQUest with the cour o re-
AietN 0r1 ... eo.1. Mew. eountv 01 Numo..r 4MDllD, -tMWd 10 ......-estate, you may file a re· 1 TN• mete•l•I 11 10 .,. t01d ... , Re1.... • ceive special notice of the
or.,,.., sce1e °' c.111ornl•. mi, .. loc•tlld e1 .-s. c .... Hwy .. quest with the court to re· 1•"." .. _,. 1''" F<>e uoo "'«•,.,1• I •0011t A. 01tABL1 inventory of estate assets S o I • r • 1 k n o w n I o I h • L .. Qune, ~llfwNe, lor t11e premllft I I t I f the Awnue. Coli."'-"'• C.lllornle '2U1 bf
TrentlerreC1l, ell DuMnen ,..,,... end I loceted •I._ S. Goes! H...,_ey In t11e Ct Ye spec al no Ce 0 1 T .......... lel mey be IM.-CltCI et 4ll ~ C:-W ,,... .. Wetl •and Of the petitions, aC·
•cldres'" uMd 111 T,.,,.,.,.,,<•> for c111 01 L.....,.., '°""'' at or.,..., lnventf>'y Of estate assets noo P1ect1111• ""•nue C•11 c1111 s..:te AM, c... nm co u n t s and reports
lhelllrffYN"IMllNll,ere NONE SteleofCelllorllle. and of the petitions, a c.,7se.su4 Mir JI;" K~O"ldtlOll for en In Tel: 1114) ... ml d escribed in Section 1200
O•ltd; .............
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ol PlltclwM price c 0 u n ts and .rep 0 rt s 1 'P<Kl. !..'°:;=;;...."':"' .. remo-.wlll>ln . u Pu~~~-() ..... 10 ,~·' °"'1~::'~oi the California Probat W•yne N Mdllrton 1 l>t COll \ioerellon 1 .. c~IOll wltll OO f -"O• •• ...... J. -., ,., .., Trentftrw .. Id lr•nlltr of H id ll(tllH , ... described In section 12 0 10 .. o .. 1noc1ev1 .... nollet of -•rd - . . Code.
CllCASl•LL.HOltll 11c•n .. 11 -Mid 11ullnes1. 1nc1w1"1 the California' Probate O..•n1111 ... .,, •PC>roa1m•1• •"" .,. PUBLIC NOTICE rt)
Att_, Ille H llmeted lnwntory, 11 IN .....,. ., c--wo1ec1 lo ''""' .,..,91,.no •I time ot E At ., c.,.... Ort... UJl,000 00. whlcl\ (Ofl\1111 al ,... ........ . pico.up The llu'l'tr " • ._ .. Of. '"' Robert . astman, •
SWte 111 I 1o11owl"9 .,..Y we1g111no <<Kl n AT l!IUNT o,. ABANDO•O..,ENT torney at Law. 2790 Harbor .. ....,.._.,ca,,_ o.1er1,i._ -.-Keith C . Wtlputt, At· P~ 1~:,.:1;:i-,;.-;c~·,~.u~1,,!:C:' ,.101T1~:~~:.~:uNAME Blvd., Suite 20.2 , Costa
PutlrllNd 0r...., Coe\1 O•lly Piiot, c .... o .. Catlllert '"S·-· torney at l•w' 19762 1~ p' urc~1-·A-nl. 71 Felr O•. I T~ 1o11-.--~· n•-•O.n Mesa, California 92626, O.c. 10, 1• 1'55-IO O.mend note to be ree>IKtd In Arth 81 d S It ... ~ ., -·--., -·· -·
---<ISlllllrouQlllHCr-s.-.00 •c ur " ., " e C<KI• """·· Cellloml• °' "°" Oftlco l _, ... the -Of,,. '•(tlflOU\ Bu\I· (714) 540-5891. PUBLIC NOTICE Gren10elld10..i1erfr .... ou.yer 200, P . 0 . Box 7955, aos1100.c:os1eMne,CAthJ1. """N•me Published Orange C oast I repreten11no e11u•tv In"""' 1 Newport .. Kh, California •1~ b~"'. ,:/:0·:~;;:',.':.~~1.~:,:,'.;.', r;;: ..,..,~:,L ~s.~~uRe v. BR•~:O~ 1 1~i .~~~ Daily Pilot, December 3, ---...________ proper1ywllh•••lu•llonof "°·-·· n.o.~ 4 10 1980 ·sso 80 "CTITIOUI 8USINIU All olhtr bulllWu nam•s end ocl· -e bid unless lht rlg1>1 11 denied by ,,.,. C1l1lorn•• ., .. , , , ,. ·
NAME STATIMINT I drenH .,..., toy 1,.,. T,.,..11•r0< w1111111 Published Orange Coast oldoer tn <llM of def..,lt, Ille c11, m•y Tiit F1c1111.,.,, Bu"""'' "•"'• re ____ _
Tt1t lollowln9 ~•\Onl are doln'1 '"'"YH'5IHIS11tlt0lar .. o.nownlo Daily Pilot, Dec. 10, 11, 17, >tll tr.e lloms quottcl 10 ,,.,. noal 1orre<1 10 -... , Ill.cl •n OrMl9t PUBLIC NOTICE tou,1nen ... IM Tr•n•lerff ere NONE 98() 59 """ r.lghtsl Otddtr eno !>Old '"' orl9lnel Counly on -vernbtr l 1'11 FIRST ROBERTS LIMITED. '10 Th•lilf\e>men--bet-nwld 1 49 "VU blcldtr ll.ottlort"°rf'Wlllr>QOtcruw W•ltrhont '10"'°' one • __ ----
Robtr11, .0.Aehelm, Ce 91IOS ll<t n--Int......, lrentlerM H re-In pr let (•lllorn:• cor-•llon 74» W Coe\! O. ANGE COUNT y SU p I II IO II Oorl• Anno Weltrm•n, 1212 quired by Soc. 1407• of Ille 8uMtteH PUBUC NOTICE • P•y"""' ""'''be -bV <nee• ... ,,.,..Y ... _, Beecl\ Cll•lorn1• COU•T
H .. ther I.MW, NewPOr1 Be•<h, Ct, •llCI Prot.sllOM .:0., lhel Ille COii• et Ille 11,,,. tPW ....,trle4 •l Pl<h<I uo ~7••l 1011 1(•"9\ 11010. Newpar1 COUllTHOUll
Pl1R.IC 'NOl'ICS
"-'------------..1·r----··--------rvauc NOl'ICE PVllUC Nones
PVBLIC NOTICE
ARI~ (Mar. 21-Apr.
19 >: Power s of
persuasion are
h e ighte ned . You get
what you want through
diplomacy. willingness
t o make intelligent
concessions.
TAURUS (Apr .
20 ·.llay 20): You 're
asked to represent
specialAroup,
organizati6i6. Define
term s and duties .
Streamline techniques .
.,~.,..,, Olltrleo., 190S 01-Ln . ~~·~:n,:~::. 1;r~1: ~~: ~~~ COlw=!~ ,:> ~~=~-' byP~•= Or-C.0.tl o ••• , P1101 ::r~~.=~~·.:~""""''"' l:y • ':!!'..":-~..::..": ::::.t N•T-;.~~~;.~~ ~:>du<lod ov • I ... P•ld onty .. , .. Wld ., • ..,, .. 11 .. , A llulo.tr ... .tlert••OOul IObe m-0.< !O 1• l9~-80 Weleotront '101Nt lr>c PLAINTIFFS
A.1 11m1t•d-11W,..,,lp _,, • ....,.,..., lly wld 0.1»rt,,.....1 of Ttw ,.._. --lneu _, .. ,of PUBL.IC NOTICE Petric .. J "-••••, WA~OEARVAA"f~ TGILVOAENR GIL OE A •no 0 -Oorl• w .... """' Al<Ol\all( .... ,_ '°"'"'1 lr9Mferor ... " " mH19'11i:: Tl\I\ llel.,,_I w .. llllCI Wiii! !114! Thet • w1e.1r.,,1fer tnd Hll9f'......., CALIY 1.. TO a), • Cellfornl• Pr"'°"': I llCI Ill\ ll>e OEFENo.t:.NTS Cu:'m!~ ... ~..,. I CoUftlf Ciera ol Or•nve County on of , .... elor-ewld •lack In ''-· 11•· ll""lt•ll p.,1,.er11\lp Oy CALIY ltOTICI TOC••D1T0•1 T"'' , .. ,_, .... ' • I GLENN LAMI JOHN OOE 0 .-..-~ No•em11tt 2• 1• lvrH, _.,.,._I end tood wlll of seld CO•POltATI~. • Celllot11le <0<pore. Ofi8ULll TllANSfl•1t County Cltn of 0<•"99 '-f °" BOATMAN, -OOES0 I llw°""' 20 pen 6 YS A Week • · ,.,.,41 ous1neu wlll be -· -,.,. <Oft· 11o11; ..,.,.., pe,,,..r. 111 Mont-rt !Seu. 6M1•tf1 u .c.c.1 No .. mDH 11• 1• ~1 SUMMONS
Mon.·Fri. 9-6 Sat. 10-4 Publl.-0r.,... CotH Oelly Piiot i lO.retlon lllerefor ,_,,.,., wllh ,.,. Str .. 1, s.,. ,,_111<0, Celltorftla "'°'. Nollce 1t,.,.11y 91,..,. to <rlldl1ors ot PYbll.,_ Or-Caet1 0..ilf Piiot, CAM NUM•I• ,._...., 1803 ~rt Blvd. ~0 •. ••, "--. J, 10, 11, 1-.. ,l·IO ,..,.,,.,.,.,Ion lor IPW rrensfer -.,. Tll• nemt end builMt1 -·•u of Ille wllNn "'""*' 1rentftror 11\el • ~. ,
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-.. - -l<IOTICEI y.,. .,.,,. --· Tiie
............ " •• ...... --of ,,. tor Id I I ou1• Ir .... -.. I\ .~~ lo ~ ... --No• "· Z.,...... •. • - -_._ ""' ... _ C~Mesa ~ . __ _ 119nmont • tte :ce..w or , .... 1,8.....,.. ere. • .. ~ ... -· • c..,,, ,..., ... .,..
GEMINI CMa y
21.June 20). Accent on
co mmuna c,tion ,
distance, language and
abstract legal
pr i n cip l es . Obta in
long-range view.
CANCER <Jun e
2 1 · J u I y 2 2·) :
Long·standing project
l'an be successfull y ,
completed. Financia l
bac king is "on the way ".
LEO (July 23 ·Aug.
22 ) : Permit others to
discuss plans, motives.
Meantime . initiate
project of your own.
Accent on partnership .
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 1
22 ): Avoid extremes. ,
maintain mode rate
pace. Focus on recent I
resolutions concerning nutrition.
LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct.
22 ): Roadblock. to
progress is removed
Opportunities abound .
SCOR PIO <Oct.
23-Nov. 21 ): Be willing
lo tear down for purpose
of rebuilding on more
solid base. Check percentages.
SAGnTARIUS (Nov.
22·Dec. 21 ): Emphasis
on movement,
sl1nificant changes,
travel and activity
connected with written
word . Member of
opposite sex expresses
•dmlration .
CAPalCORN <Dec ..
22·Jan. 19): Finances
•re auoclated wltb
home, family. Eml>hula
on penooal poesesalona.
~ ~ I PUBLIC NOTICE 1•l<•11wslIt10 be <onwmmeltCI 'fl °' RONllL ENTERPRISES, INC .. '• Ptr\Onel proptrly lltrelnelter r , ... , .............. --... '"flMd ~] 1 ~~l!1 •lier lhe 30th d•y of No,..mber, IM, Cellf0tftle corporellon, 20 Oomo.v Cir deurll:ed PUBLIC NOTICE witlll11 • .. .,.. ltNll .. llller-'le!I "'==::!!::!!!!:::::ii~=== --11 '""Her-dtper1menl Of BETTS I"•· T--..i0oli1,Cellfor11le'13'Q Tl\e nemt..., Dvsl""" .-ns tA Ml ....
,.ICTITIOU' 8USINISS ESCROW ENTEllPlllSES, INC .. el All o-bullnett ,,..,,.., e11C1 Id· Ille inte11C11<11r.,..,1eror ert N·T,_ AYISOI U-lie -..... -..
NAME 'TATIMENT 100 N Tu•lln A~. Sutl• 01, tn Ille Cl dtH .. S 11W1! Dy n. lre~leror !f'•lll1n Mer1r.e E Cl••-. 71,.. Edl119er "CTITIOUS aU5INEU 11 Tr~_.. dtcldlr <-• Utl.
Photos With
Real SANTA
Bring lhe hllle ones
IO Huntmglon Centers
Santa Fanrasy Lana for
memories they II never
forget 1ncluclmg lhe
M11c ne11 Manonetres
Santa s Express model
railroad a nd a v1s11 w ith
lhe real Sane a with lhe
real beard And 1nst;inc
Sanla photos only •,2 591
Tree light
Ceremony
The U.S. Marine
Corpe Band pl1ye
itt annual Chri1tmaa
oonoert In behalf of
T~For·Tots dunno
Huntington Center'• annual Community
Tree Lightino
Ceremony. The
Marines. the mayor,
Santi end the Mitchell
Marionltt .. will hOlt
thlt gala affair from
7 to 8;30 p.m. w.d ..
Ok 10.
I rr.e lollowlnq per\On• are doing ly ot !>M>t• An•. Count1 of Or.,..VR, 1r.ree yeen 1011 pelf to l•r •• -nown I< A•tnue, t<.-.t1nqton S.ecll, Celltornle • NAME STATEMINT WI •-le• -.-UC.._.
t:u>•neu.. St•le of ~llorn:•, provided 11\et Ille 11\t lreMIH .. •rt LORO BVRON tJl>l7 Tne iOllO••nQ ptrt0n> a•e 001119 dO _,_ dtl • 11111. "-le ......... CARDINAL HO MES. 10012 Ot pertmMt ol Al<ollallt S.•tr•99 PI ZZA PUSS AT VAR IOU~ Then-•n:1~,,...l -ret1 ~0U\lnt\\•• c ..........
Gerfltld A-. Hunllnqton Beecr., C011trol .... _0WC1Midtr.,ifffol LOCATIONS , .... lnlt-lr ..... ~991ere I THE TAHOE CRESCENT TO THE OEFENOANT A <tvtl
CA '1-w ld llc.,.w SALE OF THIS LOCATION ONLY G.r•ld J 0!11"9 end Mk Ill le L p A q TN E As '1 , p 1.. To , 401' I compl•lnl N<l -llled Ot IN p1eln-Pn111p H MCN•.._. lllSI S.mer OeltCIOt-JO,t• Tlleloctllen-99nere1.,...ct1ptlon 0111"9, l/001 L• P., "-·No JS4 Meclortnur Bovlt•"•d, Sv•1• 210, lllf-•"'1YoU
Oriw, Co>te MeM, CA '2•~ Tiie ~ s.1_.., lr>c. of Ille pr--1y lo be ,,.,,,,.,,.., ••• Mlu lon V>oto, c.lffwftle fMI Newport-"· CA tJ..O t • l !I yov wltll lo delend thl\
Oele Slmbto. IUO 5-11-11" Ttr· • C.llfor11lec"'-•llon ell lurftll..,., fl•luret •llCI t<l"lpme11t. T"•I IPW or-rly "'111Wnl tttt.. Terry C Hu kell I Gener el tewwll, _,mini, wllllln JO cleys •lier ••<•, c:or-dlll Mer, CA '11>1l _...,,,, Allllfttan, """°' llcenM, llOCO. In lrede, end I\ Oescrl-In -••I H ' tre,..1 ... ~ Pert nor l .0.1 MacAr111Mr 8ovle•trd lllh ....,.,.,.,. '' wrwel °" yo11, lilt T1111 bv\INIU u tonduclt<I by • 1 Preti-lffMltold 1mpro_..O of 111•1 or cy, •nd I• lo<.81911 ti 1160 Eo1,... •2IO N~ Beech. Ce. f2MO •111> , .... ,_, • .... 1n ... plff<1•"9 on
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NovemDH 21, 1'90, 1 •1 TT' ISCltOW ••Tl ltPlllS•s. Tiie plec•, _, \he dele on or alter Thel .. 111 bulk,,.,,.,., 11111t-1 genor•• pertner\l\lp dotllell vn1 .. u you do"'· your oeteull
l'IMIM INC. wfllcll, IN llull:. tr.,,sler Ii 10 be <on O• coftsummettd el Ille office of. Terry( Hecl:.etl will be entered.._ _.1ce11°" ol IN Publl\llltd e>.,... Caell Oe•ly Pllol l • • N. T-•-. wmmellCI .,.. Norrlt a. Awoclate. 1111: .. CS10 Jeco. J J•O.Ollly P'••nllff, -'"" <ourl mey enter •
No• 1•, OK J, 10, 11, l'llO 1161·1C """ 411 l enet Of Amtrl<• E1cr-Oet>ert Or i~•. Suite '· Newport letcr. Tr.i\ , .. ,_, wes flllCI will\ Ille 1""9men11991ns1 "'",.,,IM retie• cit· 1
Slot• A-.~ ftNI "'•"'· us Monl-ry Street, S.n C•llloml• ftMG,.,. or...., O.C.mbt Covnlf Cler• of 0,..,91 C:-nty .., ..,.,..,.., 1n IPW compleinf, w1t1c11 COUid PUBLIC NOTICE ... ,,.
"CTITIOUS aUSINEH NAMI STATEMENT
Tne follaw•no PfflO\ 11 doln9 ou,1.
Etc19W ..._ .. i.MC Fr-ltcO, CM""""•'"°' on or •It•• 1', IM . • No•emOtt 11, ,. rewot in 09'1\l\l\ment Of.,.,..,, ,..,,"9 PuD!ltlllld Or.,... Coetl Delly Pltot, Oocemlltt 21, 1•. The ,,_ -eddr .. l of , .. ,."" fiUll" of mOMy or P'Ol>erfy or Ol"9• ,., .. , ro-
0.ce-"· .. '9S1.a Cl•I-_, be flled witll s... Fr en wl Ill w-. <•••-mey be lllell I P110h•IWO Or-C.0.11 Dolly Piiot Out\ltcl .n ,,. CCl'T\pl••nl
------------cltco '°"""' lrMCh. lent. of Amtrlce Norris a. AMO<let.,, tnc , '510C. Nov J•, OK 1, 10, 11, 1• 41Sl-IO (Ill fl,_ -._ __ •= PUBUC NOTICE NTASA, Et<row Oet>er1menl, -'"'' Or Ive, S11lt• •. Newport 8eech~ __ •• •"-Y"' !Mt-·,..,
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0•-· Ocl<*tr "· 1'90 1111"9 cl•lrm llY• .,..Y creditor 111•11 ~ PUBLIC NOTICE ,..__,II My,,..., lie llled ... 11 ..... neu .. filCTtnousaus1MISI c.lbyLld.•J o.um0tt:i. t•et s·oopm ..,le ------Oet..i 0<1-r10.1•1t OE LEASI NG, 1:M71 Sllllweltr 11AM1 STAT•M"tT A C.IH. Lid. 1, , .... ou.l~l dly Oefort Ille c;,.....,... "CTITIOUS 8USINIH Wllllem E. St-, L•ne. ~Niguel, CA '161/ Tiie IOllowl"ll penons ere daln9 PMntr\l\lp bf mettOll clett tr:>e<llltd et:ow NAME STATIMENT I Clerk
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OUtlllftl et' CelDy Corp.. Sa ,., H 11 known to w ld ln1..-Tiit IOllOWl1>9 ""On\ ••• doln9 By ~ldl H Bel-I, Stlllw•ltt u ... L•QUN Nlguel, CA KOTTl..Ell LA801tATOIUES. 11ol0 A Cellf. Corp. Treniler ... wld lntendtCI Tr.,..1tor0< O..s1n"' •l I Oel>Utr (
9'1671 L091n,GGll•Mew,Cellfornle•»21 0..-••P•rlner UMdlllefoll-l1t9-ltlone10u"n"' PROFESSIONAL EVICTION GIOllGIO,WES 11\1• Oltllllftl I\ <Oftductecl Oy •
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In· All•ohem K'"tl .. , 1210-111 Perl:. 8y 8yr0ft G Aoude I n•mH --~vs within Ille'""' SE II VICE, 17111 Bekll 81•d . Su•I• S11lle 00,
di.tduel Newpor1, "'-I .. eel\ C.lllMllll vke Prftl-1 y .. rs IHI INSI NONE )OJ, Hunt11>9ton Bt•cr., C•l1fornle , 8•'* el~ ......
O.•ld J Erikson, tJ..O Trensteror OeltCI DK-r • '"° 911>17 •MS. s,rt111 "'""
Jr • M 0 Oen l(Ollltr. MJ6 Oory Orlv•. It-I IEnlerprl-. In( Ge .. ld J o.lino M•ry Annt H•rrot0n, IOOU Elll\, Los._... CA••• Tr.11 li.t.,,_1 wes liltd wlll\ ti. Hunllnvf«"8Mc:ll,Cellfornle'16-.' .O.C.111 Corp. Ml<,.ltL 0!11"9 Ju•" Covn Fovnl••n Veit~~ IJIJ)H+.W1
Co11n1y Clerk 01 Orenge County on Tlllt OUtlneu 11 conducted toy • av· "-Id J ,.,_.,,..,, l lnl-Tr.,.,11.,... Cel:torn1e '170I Pub11....., OrenQO Coot 0
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No• U , OK l, 10, 11, '* l75A-10j County Cieri:. of Ore119e County on o.c 10 t• • ltls-tl I Etc19W __, ••• Mery -... H.trrtson. 100.1 Ellh I PUBLIC NOTICE
------Novemw "· 19'0 ' ~ Plllllltlllld 0r.,... eo.11 Oellr PllOI, Foun1e1n Vall~y. c.1:1orn1• t170I _ PUBUC NOTICE '1.,.7t PUBLIC NOTICE O.um11tt t0, 1'90 19SJ-tO A1cl\erd Dono.en H•" 1t0n 100.t ,.ICTiii'OUSiUiiNiii--
Publlt.lwcl Or.,. to.II Oelly Piiot, j -Sen Juen Court, Founl••n Vell•r. N&Ml ITATIMIMT
filCl'ITIOUI 8USINIH NAMI STATIMINT
Tiie lollowlft9 persons are doing
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Dec 10, 11,14,311 1.., • "S•-80 ~------------PUBLIC NOTICE Ce111orn1e9110I Tl\t toll-lft9 person1 ••• t101n9 ~ FICTITIOUS •USINISS I Tl\lt Oiain•H ,, condu<le<I by • t:v"'w" .. PUBUC NOTICE NAMI ITATEMINT ------,._,., pertner\lllp J T o R J, JOI a-...,. Coste Tiie lollowl119 i-rtonll .,. dOiftQ ,.ICTITIOUI 8Ulll<llSI Mery LOii H•rrit0n lileM. C•lllornl• .,..
D<u1lneu H NAMl ITAT•M•NT Thi\ Slelemenl wet flllld wllr. Ille J T lmolh~ MIMI Heflern, 11771 PUILICltOTIC• MOPEO CITY, 190(; w .. 1 Coe.i The folloWl"ll person& ere ooln9 County Clerk ol O,.nve Counly on l reu A•enue, Ger den Gra•e. NOTICE "HE•llY GIVEN lhel • Hl91lwey, NeWPor1 8ee<ll, Ctllfornle OUlOneu n : Na••m._, 17, 19'0 Gelllornle n.G
pvtMlc lwerlllg Wiii 111 lleld.., tlW City '266J WEST COAST PLANTS, UJ~ '1 ... J Oevld Eerl Miller. )JOSI Ov1rl90tr
C-Clll/lllWOtyOflrvl11t011TYft· Moped Cyc les Inc., l6l0 Ortll99 A-. El Toro, C.lllor11t• Putllltlllld0r .... ONS10tllyPllOI, Cour1 S.nJ...,.c:..H.,r-.Celllornle
dey J_., u,..., .. tlle.....,of7:• Sepulveda, • )II, LOI Angelu. nuo '"' E "~ •• No•. It, M, 09< l, 10, '"° ..,,.., n.H
p.m. tt • -llereefler et -11111• Celllorlftle '°°31 Oorll A. H•..... ~. ,.._ •· -----II one Id Alldrew •omero, >01
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Cellfenlle, .. c..ietr llW wecetle!I of S. P.,,_ A .. -. El Tora, Ctllfofnle ttuo ----Juw Merr11fa Ettr•ll•, "'" tlla "'IDESTlllAN WALKWAY Pr....,.! Gery -llnglon, '"' f , Slnd aJ, N-ntaa 0-.. "-· Seftt• ""'8, c.ellfeml• EASEMENT Ill Let. Trect .... ... Tlllt ... ...._. .... llled Wllll ,,_ l..OflO IMO\, Cellfoml•.-S FICT1nous 8USllllU '270$
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NOTTINGHAM AS$0CIAT5S
PARTNEltSHIP NO t, 210 S. I n_,
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2f?!ES /CROSSWOAD
MAIMADUll PEANUTS
FUNKY WtNKERBEAN
TM~'S HO ROOM TO
CA~ AIMHIN6 ...
by CUrlls M. Sduz
EXCUT A FaiJ OWSTMAS
TREf ~TS ...
'by Tom Batiuk
A~D lHAT'5 BA61CALL<.> W~Ai EXGU6E ME , BOT HAVEN'T' I rnE. ~E.5T OF OUR ~00:.llON 5tEN ~ ~ ~.
FACJW11t.5 H~ Al ~ANNEL
SHOE
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"tt you hear him say 'lt'a time to
change my diaper,' It's because
he Chewed up my tall<lng dolll"
ONE ARE l/KE !
by Jeff MacNeUy
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MOON MULLINS by Ferd & Tom Johnson
MISS PEACH
Yes
TEDDY'S
CUTOFF MY
CREC>tT.
$lO~WOUt.D
ilDE ME OVER'
TILL PAYDAY. ..
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by Mell Lazarius
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.A~THLA~, W~EN A GJ~L
~AY? MY E YE~ ~~E L..IKE
''/WO LIMPID POOLS "
WHAT ooe~ rr MEAN ?
THAT OEPEND5:
ll'E~LECflN~ 5WIMMJNq1 TIOAL,!1TEN0 1 o~ ce:~5?
~ANGLIAGE'
.o~ &..OVE ~
THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane GORDO
"I'm asking for that one, Dolly. You can a5k for
the next one."
DENNIS THE MENACE
/2·10
NANCY
MRS. ADAM S
WANTS ME TO
W'ALK
HER
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!HERE'S WIL-t7 1Nt71At\JS
OUT I HERE!
YOU'LL F~EEZE
TODAY---IT'S 7
BELOW ZERO
DRABBLE
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
LOOK,Ell-'f HOW
f\0001' 1RYING lfitS
Nt::WFANGLEO DIET ?
DR . SMOCK
weL..L..,
M RS. FeRN ,
YOU 'RE!
GONNA ee t!AllNG FOR -rwo NOW .'
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f1 St-\, e,QILE.D CH1 CKEN1 F\RIN
YOGCJJRr.
by Gus Arriola
by Tom K. Ryan
DON'T WORfN1 PEAR:
I KNOW GOE'S A~i
1Nt71ANS!
OH,NO-
I'LL BE
WARM
AS
TOAST
I WAS
Gi:RONIMO
INOUR
SENIOR PLAY!
, Wldl I *t, ~ 10, lllO -llG GEORGE
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laughed. like 1 bowl full of jellyt • 4 ~
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AIAJPRO WINNING-DIET.
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WH'y'l
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by George Lemont
NO, 1-r' MeANS
YOU HAV e A -rAPE!!W OR.M/
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS S4 Mutlc groups
1 Throngs 58 Fllry
5 ~ 80Rel•d
9 Kiiied: 2 61 ~rack
word• VIP· 2 word•
14 UK rNilt 63 en.rt•
15 Hiii: Sp. 64 ~-
18 A MUM 65 CNlling
17 -madllM ' 841 Being
18 ~ 67 l.angullhel
20 cnM ea Selnee
21 Accofding to 88 Molt
22 Rattan WOfll· DOWN
... 1 ltlllln city
23 T °'lied 2 Gr....ci
25 Foree blClc 3 WMPC>n
27 Dilco¥ers 4 Coudl
29 went nm 5 Slide
30 8eneftt 8 Promillng
34 T OOI WOtll•
3e Money: Slang 7 Footbell
3e o.c., -ploy,
38 Wlgering 2 worda
apot: 3 worcll 8 lmpelr
42 Rldlr't kin 9 Art trenatlr
43 Loefed 10 Allen netlon
4' Bllt• v.tctl 11 Fruit
45 Stllll IC*• 12 AorMn r<*'
4e St. 13 8cMI
47Elder 18Froeted
48 M\'8ic llgM 24 Fiend
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UNITED Feature Syndicate
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30 Contliner 48 Dltlr•
31 Eer1y lln· •9 SMd stuff oueoe: 2 so w .. 1w
word• word
32 Perfume 52 Stllllon
33 Repot1 S3 Ftbrk
34 WWII eltt S4 Miit cut
35 En.m GI 55 Ainertnd
37 Mll'tlnl ttem 5e AJger\ln city
38 Ae11c1 5"7 K9Y
40 Time period SI Monlll
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ater-starved town PU.UC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PlJBUC NOTICE
PICTITtout IUll•-..,._ ITA.,._lfT
uts money on dowser
TM! ........ ~ ........
M•tn:
tltOOICHUl'5T WAY, lllU
lt .. 11:1111n1 W•y, G••ft11 Gr•"· Cel!Mt.W.
EGIE~NPIKLD, Mau CAP> -
nfteld wwa r.Udenl.li .,.. bttUaa
taat • Callforol1 do ... r
wtMll IM'a l•lklal about whee
Ute town nn ~bk ha walM
I YPfb'
rHtrlcUoaa becauH of a allorl
•ur.pl7, ~more acarel&J-.. au pr Hap.I llOW'ft, UM 0,._ aiftr, ,,..._, W•rtaa lawu and ..........
Clift UY• ................ and u.. town
haa pennU.a.d a 91 nbate OD water
bllh to CODIUmHI lnatalliDI
wattr-aavt.ftl aaower beada.
H•11ry J A.We, 1torJ f'l.,I .. ~.... Mllllll..... ...ell, C»lttonll• ., ...
Tllll llillltlftt II C~ lly •II j,..
ctlvl..,el
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Tlllt .._ WK Iii.ct wllll IN Co~111ty C~k Of O••"tt Cou111y .,. ~ctm-I. I..,,
PINMI Pwt>t.._ Or.,... C..lt 0.lly Pl18C, ,,_, .>ec. J, 10, 11, 24, t.o .. ,... Towa IDef!t1QI IDembera vuttld lo ~ tM money to drill well•
at• two of 11• 11tea uletted by
C•lUonia dowMr, J1t'll. lJvlnlJWn
t1•ia1aton, 75 , of llalrer•fitld,
A J!Nlrl.Y ol town olftdalt ud Hwa ,.porwn follond Uvlaptaa OD b1a
rouoda Sept. lJ and wa~Md u b1a
V-abaped rod t.brobbtd and trembled
wben tbe dowae r apparently
cU1tovered water.
PUBLIC NOTICE
• PuDll-ar..,.. C:O.at Delly Pllol, '--------------
0.< >. io. 11' 24' "" ..._ 1 PVBUC NOTICE . ,,_,
PllOll""'° 0r81191 C.O.n o.11~ ,.llot,
DK 10. n . 24, JI. 1• .. 1l·IO
PUBUC NOTICE PICTI nous •UMNIM
MAMlltTATllUNT
~ a ftt.r1Ju1 doWIU\i rud,
C"I ~ nwnlhs •to Ul•t walls
dr et hi.a MkC'led ,til\h wouAd
U... eauw. tbia w1ter t.hlrat~ w 'adaU uppb
..ad lM 1lx Sil~ •'OUld )'ttld
fOYr nulbon ••llons " day Town
upadt) as 2.m .000 1111~ d•1ly
The money waa appropriated by a
voice vote &Iler a U-mlnute debate.
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PICTITlout IMlll ... 11 PUBLIC NOTICE MAMall'AT•MeNT I T"" tollOWlfle ,_,_ Is .. ,,. !NII· r ------------
MU •
GUU.11 OIL P'-OPEIHIES, *I Newf0'1 Center Orlw •200, N-porl lth<ll, CAtMO
J8<1l D. Wlllll11tot1, HO N4twpor1 C8f11W Ori .. c200, Newf0'1 ... en,
M-m14
PICTIT10UI eust .. IH
NAMll ITATeM• .. T
Tiie to11ow1119 perso111 •r• dolno
~1 ... un.
PUBLIC NOTICE -----~ .... ,.,.
f'ICTIYIOUS eUllNIH
NAM• STATEM•NT
T nw rouowlftO perto11s •re cto1110 bu''"'''••· TERJAN INVESTMENT COM·
PICTITIOUI Mnl ... 11 Tiie lollewl"I PtfllOlll ••• ctolng
NAM• ITATUl•NT lll#llllfl.tet:
The lollowlllQ "'Mlllt are 1191119 GLOltlA & JACKI PIHi! AllTS,
1>u>1neu ••: 10111 R_.,. Git<le, F-'.i" veti.y, CE .. TURY ,, FOY"4TAIH, mar Ga. '2191
Br-hunt SI,_., F-•111 velley, Glorli L. Zul•wt. 10111 R-ye C:lr
C•llf0<nl• '27111 ci., F_l .. 11 V•lley, Ca. '210I
H•yoer. Inc:.,. C.llfotlll• CO<Pot• • J8<-'I,. Men-. ,., N••·
lion, I 1117 BrOOklluril Sll'MI, Fount~ , ...... Clr<lt, Huntlfttlon S.M-h. C... V•lley, c.til0<ftl• '770I ., ...
CAta..o T~IS t>uslrwu h <ondll<l.O Dy • cor. Tllll l>USlllHl Is concluc1tc1 t>y • 110r•llon. ljeMral -lllerv!lp,
Tbe tuwn whn•h 1mJ.!Oj~~ w•te,r
Tbne are 243 town meetin&
me mbers representin1 the
populaUoo ol 30,000. Tiits M IMO I• conctu<ltd Dy •
llmlledpe....,.Wp.
J«k o. w11••-
l(AN·OO CENTER, .. 10·1 °''o
Cln:lt, a-.. P..._, c.tllornl• G 21
1•1• Sel• Corpor~lon, • C•llforlll•
corp0rellon, .. 10.8 Oslo Circle, B.-.
P•rk, Cell'°'llla G11
PANY, 4001 -.4rl-Blvd,, ~lie
210, Ne.._, 9Hch, C..lllorlll• '1'60
Terry C Ha<IUttl, *' Ml<Ar111wr
Blvd., Suite no, Ne•POrl .. •Ch, t •lllor11I• nMO
H•~r Corpor•tlon Glotl• 1... Zlll•wt ~wtol'I G H• .... 1, Tiii• *-I ••filed willl the
r1111 _......,. -flied with '"" Tiiis llull.-.s It ~eel by • CCI•· Presldetlt C0Ut1ly Clerk or Orenoe County on Thll •'81-t ,_,M lllect wllh Ille .. o,,....-IJ. I ...
Wilson Riles studying
governor's job, Senme
I
Co..,,ty Ci.tll of 0r8f1Qle COU1tty on
Now-II. ltlO. I
"'~ P11DllWCI 0r*'91 C.0.11 o.lly Pllol
I Nov.;~:~; ~;ICE47~
f'ICTITIOUS eUllNEH t
NAMll STATIM•NT I
por•tlon Bel•S.IHCorp
J-Ullter, Prftlctlfll
This 1\81_... ••• lllo<I wllh the
C-IY Cltrll ol Or•nee Couftty on No ......... ,,,,.,
ICMll ...... MDHLL
1-c..tioory Pertl Eatl,
1411M1111
LMA,.....,CA_J
J.,.a o H«utt, *' Me<At111wr 81 •CI., Swltt 210, NeWPOr1 .. 8Cll,
C•lllorlll•nMO
T "" l><l•IMO " c .... ctuc teo by • Qener•I pe.-wp.
Terry C. H«Utt
J .... 0. H«lleU
Th" ,Iii ........ wet lllect Wllll I,_
County tteri. of 0r..,.. c-ty .,.
Novemt>e< I), ttlO. ,
TIRllY C. HAOCETT, •SG.
<1•'-C.., .....
County C•erk or Or•nor County on De<emDer I, 1'80 "'ltl>M P"1>11"'9CI 0r819 C...\I O•lly Pilot, O.c l, 10. 11, 14, 1'to ..S7•
PUBLIC NOTICE
f'ICTITIOUI eUllNISI
NMUITATllU .. T
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Pwl>lllMcl O' .... ONlt O•lly Piiot Nov 1•. DK.a. 10, 17, ,., .,,,..,
f'ICTITIOUI eUllNIH
NAMa ITAT•M ... T
Tiie 1o11-"0 --Is cto1nv bu•I· ........
ES<'ONOJ DO 1AP1 Wilson Riles, s tate superintendent of public in·
strucllon, has cfu.closed that h e as thinkln& of a possible run for the 1ov-
e rnurstup or the U .S . Sen ate
fh• 1011-tt19 _ _, '' Oo•no bu'I ' neu.s
111 SPECTRUM PLUS, (2) SPEC
TRUM , , 163 IN. B•ker. Cost• Me ...
f'l .. t• 4MI 11118<.,_ ..... ., arM
Put>llslWd O-anoe C.O.sl D•llY Pllol, .... _.. 9Ncll, CA ..... Tiie fot1ow1nv perM>111 ere ctolftO
Du•IMt.t•; COSTA MESA OFF·llOAD CENTER, ,. W, 17111 Sir-, Cosl8
MtM. Catllornl• '76216 6e< 10, 11.14,l l, '"° 4-to
CA.'7..o "'"'" Pul>ll\he<I Or-Coe" O•lly Piiot,
Nov "· '6, Dec 3, 10, ltlll _... Got-Of-. JIOO River Aven,.,
.. I could retire, which I will no t do," be told the Escondido Tioies·
Aqvocat e . "I 've written that o n e o ff. I could run aaain for auperintenden~:
llol-N °""•· 1141 Gre<1vtll• Or .. Nt-1 Be.ocl\. U '7MO Tiii• -lnllU I• Condut le<I t>y •n In
PUBLIC NOTICE
SMALL SYSTEM CONCEPTS,
l*J Celle V••-. C#lslr-fe8<11,
=A '7U4
Roctnet Jerry A11ctr,011, UtO
P UBLIC NOTICE =•II• Ver-. Cal>l\I•-Beech, CA " "ICTITIOUI IUSINeH 1'61•
Newp0n 8Hch. Celilornl• '7"3 '
Tht• t>uMneu '' cOlldu<lect llY •n In· ctlv1 du•I
Gor-OIS<l'I "I will have compl eted 12 years and whether I want to 10 for 16 years
is-something I would h ave to trunk through, but I wouldn't close the door on
ctlvtctue1.
ltol-N Dulle
Tiii> ,,,...,...nt WM 111., wllll t,.,.
·~-c.....-or-oraKQle l:O<IAly -on
NAMa ITATEMllNT JoAnn t.oles·Anareolf, 1 .... l Ca lle Tiie followlftQ --" d01110 DUSI STATEMl.NT OF A8ANOONMllNT ll•r•no, Cap,.,,_ Beach, CA 9104
""'.. Of' U>of. Of' Roger Pohlok•. 1'111 PHeo
Thi• >181-1 ... filed wHh Ille
County Clerk ol Or•nee County on 0.UmDerl,1'80. running again • • --• • ---- -Noveml>e< H, '*· TOP NOTCH DI ESEL SEllVICE, FICTITIOUS IUSINelS NAMI. Loreto, San J....,n C.ap1\lr.,,0, CA '761S
IS6.Jl Pell<en '--· Hu11Unoton Beecn. Tne '°''-'no •·~~ ,..,.. •INln fhf\ t>u,•tWU ,. conctucled t>r • f'llMU
Publi"'9ct 0-M191 c ... ,, O••ly Pllol, Riles, who w as interviewed while in San Diego for a meeting earlier t1-w eek . s a id h e has c onsidered working for a foundation. '""., Put>hv.d Ore,nve Coe\! 0 •1ly Pllol
No• l•, De< l. 10, 17, 1tlll .S•l..O
C•llfor-nl• ~ <10n.a ,,,. uv of the Fl<tllfous Bus• •1m11.o p,,nnenh•p
G•le Hl>t\\De•een. IS.JI '"911c•n neu Heme Jo"nn Coles·An<lreolf
Lane, Huntlncaton Beech, C.lllornl• FOUNl&IN REAi. ESTATE r .. ,. •la'-1 •H fole<I wolh 1,_ I
Dec l , 10, 17, 14, 1'80 •79'-IO
" ... 91647 I MAINTENANCE COMPANY, IOSA I County Clork of Or•noe Counly on PUBLJC NOTICE
Brothers win ruling Deatlu
Elaewhere
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS eUllNIUS
NAMI STATIM•NT I
Tiii\ Ou\1neu ls conouct.o Dy •n In Ell•s A•1nue, Fount•tn V•lley, Nove,,.,t>et 1, l'llO.
ctlvldu•I. I t •lofornl• '7708 ' ~14"41
Gal• HOll•C>e•oon Tio•• Fo(llllOU$ B"""'"' N•me •e· PuDll"-0.111191> C...\I Dally PolOI Thi' \181....,,t "'"' flied with lhe lerrt<I lo -... ..,., lllect In Or-Nov 1• Dtc l 10 17 l'llO 41)41.IO Cou11ty Clerk ol Or•nQP County on Counl f on 5-plem1»r 21, 1•1' ' ' ' ' ' ~ CARDI FF . W a les <AP> -A court ruled that ~o brot.her~ who fou~d a hoard of 12th-cen tury
ver corns in June whale combing a hHlside north
h ere with metal detec tors c an keep up to SfJ6.000 f rom what the coin s bring at auc tion.
The lollowl119 perM>n\ •re do1no
lkl•lneun. f O.ceme>er 2. l'llO H•YQ<>• CO.-por•llon, • C•l1lorn1•
PVBUC NOTICE C"NYON DEVEl..OPMENT CO
lSSO C•ctlll.c Avenue. Suite C.
Co\l• ""-'°· C.lltornl• n•• Norm•n f(•ulm•n, •• llO<ky Knoll, lrvl,,., C.lll0<11i•ttr1S
uw OffloH f corp0r•'""'· 'I007 F1w H•rDor\ une.
JONN "· ltAPILLO, INC Hunt1no1.,,., l:leK". t •l•lornl• 'l2M6 ltl6J ........... _ 1111\ bu\O ..... S WA\ (Ot\Outle<I l)y •
Seit• m. corp0ra1oon
"-..... IE-Ive P•"' HoQt<• tor-•l•Otl
.;~ At firs t the S h epherd brothers -Cyril, 32, and
nionald. 38 thought they had found an old
flashlig ht battery . but afte r flicking away the dirt
r t alized it was a com. Then they round 101 more. '
~ U nde r Britis h law. s u c h finds must be report.
PASADENA (AP) -
Former actress and in-
terior designer &a~a
Crawford Pal'M91, 72,
Ger.id J . Souu. n>tt W•lllnotorct
l..•n•. Hunll11Qlon Beeclo. t •lllorn•• ., ...
T "" bu\lnau h tonducle<I Dy • veneral -1ne'1111p.
NormMI H l<;•ulm.,,
Tiii' st.tement wn tllect "'"" '"" County Clerk ol Or•n~ Counly on
.. _1.., 9Mc:lo, CA nw .. ~w1.,,., H•y•• Prtrt.tOtnt ,.,,...,
Publls'*' ()--c.,.,, D•l•r Piiot
0.c 10, 17, U . JI. l'llO 49'4-IO
PUBLIC NOTICE
eel to Treas ury authorities. who have not set an
apc tion date .
died of cancer. She ap-N·""" Noveml>e• ll. l'llO
peared in several mov-FlffH-4 f'ICTITIOUS •USINHS . • ......._ ...._. Put>hl,..., ()rMlgt Coesl Deily Piiot. NAME STATEMl.NT PUBLIC NOTICE
' llOLANO
/1(1LOREO M 80l.AN0 rt\ock'nl 01 e~ •. c. ~·n<.t 197\ dt'l('J lit •ormtr
rt•\llden1 01 AIMmbr a C• Died on
D«ymber I 1990 1n Ne wport 8f'C:.Ch1 C•. 5urv1~ by dMIQ,._ff''\ BttrtMr•
8ot.11d Of BalbOd C~ P•f"'•C •• M•rO ol 1 1\1\o!J U ....0 Jal'IP Mrl(obben ol
lnCl'ewooo. CA ''°"' W1ll1am Bo••""
Jr ., Nk.•S•O CA Ano Thom•' fJo•dnd
Of f tk Grov~ C• •S or.tndcn11dren
•net ll 9'NHjrMOCJ(hll<lr.., Sh~ '"•H d
qr•u•t~ of l A ~10h SchOol '" tQ()r&
•nf forme-r ,,....m~1 o f ,,,.,. E.,.tt Club
Of N ~wport 0t"+itt tl '" Prlvdtf'
, .. ~•Cf'\ w1ft ~ hf>td Pet.,,, V1~w Morluarydjrto<.10/\
CAllVEll lll'olll LtAM PHAROAH t ARllE R
rttio~'lt of Anaf\•••rn Ca P111v.f'd owi.ty
01\ Oecembi"r 8, tQ@O ._.,. w •\ ,. VflffJt ""
of Wor 10 W1u 11 1n 1he' Un1t,.d Stttf~'
-ttt"'ln-'°""-e ... , 1930s, in· Nov. •t.2•.0e<.l. 10, "'° ... ,._IO I Tiie lollowlnQ perM>n• '"" C101~0
eluding "F1ying Hi1.h," ---lkl•lnen .. "Ha't then--.. ," "Safe•y PUBLIC NOTIC"" · ,.,, POMONA ~TREET,"" Ea,1 Army H• w•s • rHldenl of the H•rOor "-""'& ~ "' Ulh ~lreet, Cosl8 ........ U lllornfl
•ru for 1S tters. He .. wrvlved .. , , ID Numben, .. "King of -.. ICTITIOUS 8USINESS • D•nlel Gilllef1, nn Or-wooo
\On•Jaoc..< .. rofPl.oc•nll•,C• •nd Jazz " and "Modern NAMESTATEMENT IAvenue.l.O\Al•mll0<,U llforMtono Rev Robin C C••,,.r of Wu"4nvton, The lollowl~ -,~ I• CIO•nn bu•• Sidney J•col>>, 3'0 Federal
a .. u11r11er OotlN Jo Feloer or TeaH. 4 Love." neu •• ··• ~ -· • • • Att11ue, l.O\ Af>9e•H. u111ornl• ~
11r•nclchll<1ren Ml!mor••I ~rvlcH wlll E P 1 C t E X E CU f 1 v E Thi\ lklsln.u I~ c.,,.,ducleo I>~ •
1><1 held on Fr10Ay Oe<emDer U, 1'110 rllmlled PM1nenNp o111 10 OOAM •I SI J •mH EPiMOPAI PROPERTIES IN CALIFORNIAI, 0-IPI Glll>erl
Cnruch ol ~wp0<1 ~41Ch, C• wlln SAN DIEGO (AP) lt)'1 Weymoulll l..•ne. Huntonoton Tnl• ""'...,.n' H lllt!d Itri '" Be•ch, C•l•lornl• tii.. · • • • Rtv Rot>erl c Carvtr olllcj•lln9. ..., .. , ... -ad Ca .. -r, 87. a J•m .. Jouph l(oparek .. ,., Counly Cler" ol Or•nQo! County on Stnv1c1r'\ unotr the direction of t-4•rbor " .-.c: • ~ · Oecemoer •. ,.., L•""'\·Mcl<Jnl ()love Mor1u•ry or C~l• businessman and long. Weymouth lAnt, Hunl1"91on. Buch. I MAllC PAUL JAC09S ESQ
M•"' )AO m • time civic leader, died C•;~~;';.::s:?..~ ,, conouc1l'CI by •n •n 15LAVITT, lltMG 1 f'OOIHEllG
JOMNSON dlvodual l!Mt Getll....,, ,._ I.HI, ·-G EORGE ANDREW JOHNSON, at holJ)e Tuesday. JamH J l(•>Oartk ..... A ........ c..i....,,.._, I
•hlCl•nl o' Coron. Otl M•r tlf•ce lt47, T lat 1 hied 11,. 1,.. Fl-P•~..o •••Y Oec_j, ,.., 111--pon "'' • -WU • Publl•'*' o-.-. Coa•I D•HY Pilot
Buen Su•v1Wd l>y ••I• Met1•n, "°" PUBLIC NOTICE ~~';/:~of Or-County on Oc • O.c 10, 11, 14, ll, i.eo ''10 '°I
"""'•w •"" l Q••n<lchllclr.., M••y •n<I Fl4rlM '
""a•ow Prlv~le "''•Ice\ will I><! held Pul>l•Srwd 0-¥1Qlr c ... ,, D•••Y Piiot,, PUBLIC NOTICE
nton•s
D & DOIL 1NV l:STORS LTD . 1..0
Nt wPor't Centf!'f Or•tt o 100 N••P!'.>rt
Bed" n C•ll'O'"'• 92..0 ftarw DH••nv .. ll ltl 8roo•ft'-'r\'·
~ovnt••n --'•""'· C•lllOUH• •110I T nt\ l>u\.f~!i. t\ t onOU( ·~Dy . hm•t
ttOP4rtnr"'"o
.. ,."" Dai, llnQ c,.,..,41 P•r1nt>t
ff''lli \lelHr ... nl •~u t1te<S wltn lht
Covnt v (lf'r i.. o• Or tH\Of' Count f u"
,.,_
Publl.-0-anot Coa•l D•1fy PolOI,
O.c 10,11.7•.ll,l'IO 4'71·80
PUBLIC NOTICE
f'ICTITtOUS IUSINESS
llAME STATl.MENT No"'""'~' 11 1'*90 ,.1010 Pit 1011-lftO -son I• dOln9 l>u\I·
PVDll)~ ()M"9l' (04\1 o •.• , P1tOf neS\ .,
""" IQ " °"' ) 10 '""° ... 80 .. ACI E .. DA DE MESA, 1.0 w
PUBLIC NOTICE
Nit.on Slrwo Co\I• Mio ... C..111ornl• ' .,.,,
PAC llfl V1•wMurtuarv Olrtclor> f'ICTITIOUS 8UllNllS No• 1,, l•. De< 1 IO. l'llO .. l l·IOI
HENllY NAMI ITAT•ME .. T f'ICTITIOUS IUSINl.H F1CT1 flOUS 8 USINESS
Byron M T•rnuta r. Truttet of
tl'\t T4rnu11., Fem11, Tru1t d.ele-d
JeJ1u•ry It, 1'74 1'1S ll-111, Suitt F 100 CO.le.._.., C..hlor,nte .,.Jt
f'ICTIT10i1Sius1NEH NAMI. STATEMl.NT
Th• to••ow1n9 cwrM>n\ •rt do1n9
)U\lneu~
OAR TBROOK MOM E~ 10017 ~~1•10 Awnurt. Hu.nltnqton Be-•cll (A
Pr,111p H McN•nw.. llSI S.m•r
Ot1ve. Cost• Ml! .. , CA '11U•
Dale S.rno<o, 1430 Senl.nflfa Ter
'•ct. Coron. def Mer, CA 91 .. ~
T tu\ bu~•n•\S 1\ conduct ea bY •
1•Mr •t Pil'11Wf\itup
Ptl11tp H McN•nw.
lh1\ \~1-1 Wit\ llfeel Wilh OW
Coun1y Clerk or O••nge County on
NO•tm .... 14 l'llO
FIMl•S
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Neatane Society
RMAlt&i 8UlllAL Af &RA
MAY HENRY p;isMd •••Y 1n L.. The IOllOWl"O -~ '' dOlno bu\1-PUBLIC NOTICE NAME STATEMENT NAME STATEMENT ,..,,_ ___________ • ve~" lfev-.,,., OK,•. 1tlll SIM 11 ""' •• I The I011owlnv P9•""1 ,. 001~11 C>u•I· I ne •0•1uw1t19 poe r...,n\ •r• 001.,CI
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BEACH TIME PROPERTIES, IO'I
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\f'ller Bonnie McF-11 ol Fl0<ld8 '7'30 THE PAC IF It RES EARCH St reel. Foun1eon V.tll•y, t:•lllorn1a John Hd•r r 1'11\0u~ 11vti Or a•• Gr.t••\lcM 'Ml"'''*' w•r• held on We<l· 1 Tiii• °""""s •• <OllClueled l>y an In. I •NSTITUTI:.. Sult• eoo. 1"8l~ AIOQOn· ,,1(11 A••tlu .. c.,. .. Me .... t a11lo•n•• q,.,.
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HMbO• i_...., Ml!morl•I P•rk wllh Rev I E-ct M Metl'"°n Jr C•l•lorn•• ,,_ lvldu•I to•" Mh<t c "'""''"• ,,,.1• ..., ____________ ., Brure Kurrplo of the Prnbytetl•n Tiii\ 1\8-wM lllect •Ith I'-a n LH Stevens. SIS B C•l•lorno• Ge... A Bl•n<o I,,,, bu""'" •\ tonoucl~O C>y
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4.Mlc. ..... °" ... Tn1\ \tat~t -~ f•lecl w1tn "'' County Ct•t• ot Or•nQe> County on ~1111• Novem"" 1•. IQIO
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WfSTCLIFF CHJ.f'll
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f'IHCI HOTHllS
SMITHS' MOITUAIT
627 M a•n S1
HunlinQlon Stach•
536 6539
,.EIBC FAMILY
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HOME
7801 Balsa Ave
Wesl!TI•nster
693·3525
,.4CIHC VIEW
MEMORIAL f'AAIC
Cemetery M ortuary
Chaoel
l500 Pacoloc View Drove
Newoort Bear l1
644 2700
yrv•CO\ -re uncle• '"" dlre<lfon ol NovemDer20, '* 92Mt CoTu~t\ ·~~~~~: ~~!n~""to~~~f 1::, v ion .. ~' ~f\Ou\
H.&r'bor La..,, MOunt Ollvr Mortu•rv o·f IJ,.,... Th!\ Du\•ne\\ •\ <'Ondut ted OY •" '" O.cembtr s. ,.., r n,, \tatf''""'nt ....,.10 hf"'O ••tn 1,. (n\I~ ~\a S40-SSS. Publllfted Or-. C...•I Dally Piiot, dlvl<lual FUllb Cuuni, l..IPr~ ot Or•nQP Counlv on
LEOOY O.c 10, 11, 24, ll. I.., ,..s.IO I Jen Ltt Stoen• Put>ll\tlocl Or-Co<l•I O•••Y Piiot 0..Hm~· o t<lllO F RANCISJOSEPHLEOOY,restdanl Thi\ \! .. _, w•• hi.cl with 1'-Dec 10, 11, 2•. )I l'IO ,...,ec) FIMU4
ol l'allooi. "ftvotcl• and lonner rnldt!nl PUBLIC NOTICE Cou111y Clerk ol Or•noe County on "°uOl•\hli<l °'""II" (CM\O Daily Piiot,
or Ne•Port llee<h Pas~ ••O In Novem"" 11, l'llO °"' J 10 " ,. 1"81) ,_.IO F1 llon. N~v Survived t>y hi\ wife ,.,._, PUBL C f'ICTITIOUS •UllllEH
Ju•nlla. 2 0A""'t"'· LO<lo\I S.Chm-f'tc1inous euSINllS PuDll•l't<I er-. C...\I Dally Piiot, I NOTICE NAMm STATH• ... T f'ICTITIOUI •USINHS
of T ahOe Clly 1 ne1 NII• Sorllel ol --. STATaM•NT Nov "· i.. Dtc >. 10, "'° ... .JO.IO PUBLIC NOTICE r rw 1011owlft0 _ _, '' cto;no Dv\f· NAM• ITATEM•NT
Reylown, Ml\50Ufl •nd ' "°" w Allen T .... fot-i"O --1, ctolno bu•i I FICTITIOUS 8USINEH MH ., T ... followlno per~ Is OO•no bU\I
c;1over of Lulnvton. Kentucky. Elo111 ""' .. : PUBLIC NOTICE NAME STATl.MENT FICTITIOUS austNIH I. v F' DEL r ACO • 1u, ••:14 ,.." •• Qranctcllllelren • ..., 1 QtUI Qranckhllct L v F 0 E L TACO • Is.' The 1011owlnv Pf!"'°" IS <I01no buso NAME STATl.MENT Wune• Avenue, Founl•ln V•lley, CONTRACTORS SPA A SAUNA
Mr L•d<ly wMarttl•edLI Com,,,.nder tO• W.,ner Ave11ue, Fou11teln neu •\ Th I Ceffl0<no•'7!9 •'1 Esplel\adt!. Ori noe C•lilo•nl•
lro"' t"-N••y AcNrlermemberof t,_ V•lley, Cel~ettJW f'ICTITIOUS 8UllNl.H r HUN DER COAT PAINT 1 ,.G, e llUOwinq ~''°" " dOlno lkl\I• Lyle Vlftc_,t Finley, 1-Seectrflt, ., ...
Poa<Mn• S.r1otn.1 CluD .,,,, • J1 ~·r Lyle Vincent Flllley, ,.,. s.-111, NAME STATEMINT 1•2•1 E.ooie Lit . Hun11no1on Ge•ch I n•u •\ CO<on•.,.. -· Callfoml• ••u Alfpn l..••IS . .,, E•Pl•n•d•
memb•r ol S•rlome lnlern•llonel C0<one.-1 -· Callfornl•tt•:IS fhe loflOWl"9 per..,,., I\ cfOjno l>u\I• Ca . .,._.. . S p'r, S BUILDI NG ANO M"RINE This l>Ullnns I\,_,.., DY •n In· Or•rioe. C.hl0<nl11'71o6•
Rec11allon 01 ,,,. Holy Rowry •Ill t>e Tiiis -1,,.H '' urnctuclect l>y.,, In· neu •s J•mft v t.olfv••. Jr• '•"' Eagl~ ~ u L., '°"' San P•co Aon ... , olv1clual. This ou.;,...s Is conctu<t.O l>t •n in ,...,d Fri OeC 12"1 7PM•l P.clfic view dlvlctu•I BENMOR E PROPER Tl ES 11 1 Ln., Hunllngt.,,., Be•t h U 9'1>4~ I ounldln Vall•• Cahro•n•• t2TOI Lyle Voft(enl Finley lo1vl<1u•I
Memorl11I P••k Chapel Me\I of Clltl\· Lyle v. Flftley LTD •• Llmll.o PulM""'P llSl Tn,, l>u\Ane.s ·~ CondUC:le<I by •n tn· W•fl•• M C••nd.tll "'· IOltol S.ll '"" --t WM Ill., WOlh ,,.. ... 11 ... L ..... ll•n buri•l wlllbeSal .0.C ll,eUPM, Tiii\ ... _WM flled wllll Ille OoveStrwt SulleltO Newi>or1hKll divictu•I. P•t o Avonur l'ounldin V•lf•V. Counly C .. '1tol0r-CountyonOc ThlS •18'-t WH filed •1111 Ille
••Our L·..,., Queen ol ~" C.t-k> £ou<tty C1Wlr0f Or•noe CoVllty on C•llfornl• '1660 · ' J•mr. \I Collu••. Jr C•••tornla 'nlOll . loller 1•, 11llO I County Clerk ol Or•nor Coun1y o"
Cllurcll In, Newpon Buch lnlerme11t 0.c•mt>er I, t•. Slel>Nn M. Clwlw. 1S E .. ll•ke, I Tlltt ll;llement WO\ llll'CI ""'" IM 01:1~'~.~SIM\$ " 'onduCle<I l>y •n '" ,,,._, December I, ,_,
will 1011-In P11elflc View Me..-1•1 f'Ulte1 lrvlne, C.llf0<nle .,114 I I County Clerk or Or•nor County on W•Uer M C••ncl•ll "I Pul>h-Or8f9 Coest Delly Po lot. f'ISlffJ
P•rk P11<lfl< ViewMor1ueryOlre<l0<\ Put>ll.-0r-. Coell 0.lly Piiot, Tiii\ -,,..~ts <ondu<led t>y •n In-Novemt>e< H, l'llO F U0147 1 h•\ \l•t~I W4\ lolf<I wit" I'-Oec J 10, 11, l•. 11llO '151..0 Publl-0rllftQll Coa\1 Oa•ly Pllol, ~.1111 Dec 10. 11. 24. JI,,.., ... >«> ctlvlctu•I tu nl ti • 1 0
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Dec 1.0. 11,_l•,_ll, 1_1110__ 4•17·80 >• ~ PuOllSM<I Or•~ C I D 1 p u Y ~r . 0 ••nO<' Coun1y On LOTTIE MAE STARR, roldet11 of Slephen M. CIWIM N 1 ~ °"' • 11 "01 D•<•m~· • 1"90 PUBLIC NOTICE PU · Co\la Mu•, Ca. p .. ._d ew1y on PUBLIC NOTICE Tiii• 11 .. .,...nl .,.., filed wllh the I ov •. J. 10, 11 ·~ 46'11·80 ,.,,.,.. -BLIC NOTICE
Decembl!r I. 11llO. Survived l>y \on\ County Clerk of Or•nee County on Puo1"rwo 0.•"91' Coa\I O•••v P1101 -----------Robert 51..,r ol Ne•POf1 9e•<h, c., o.umt>e< I,'*· ---0.-t ) 10 " ,. 1"90 ··~ eo l'ICTITIOUS 8USINESS I ... ,,..,
Don St•rr of 'WlliM S, CA., Jim Slarr of ... ,,... Fl-PUBLIC NOTICE N"ME SUTEMENT ~ICTITIOUI eUllNUS
Or•noe. C.. MICNel Sl"'r Of PolloO 1'1CTITIOUI e UStlfeH Pul>ll\he<I Or-c ... tl D•lly Pilot. t------Th• loilowlnq ""r'°" •S doinQ l>uil NAME STATl.MINT
Pines. c. ~ Rl<Nrd St•rr or New NAMl ll'ATUlllNT O.c. l. to, 17• '4• '"° •-.O-to f'ICTIT1ou$8uiiNES S-PUBLIC NOTICE nPn a. I The 1o11ow1"0 -son 1, 11oonv t>u••·
York Clly, New Yori<, cleuotll~• Je•n The loOowlnca --Is dOlno l>u•I· 1 MAME STATEMENT SPE(IAUV AUIO WORl(S, l:IM> .......
Perino ot Antioch , C• • oorollly neu.. PUBLIC NOTICE Tht 1o11ow1nv .,..,Miii •• aoonQ ou" Fi'Ci1T10useusiNEss ' Loo•n Strut. =A Co•I• Me.a. CAl'E us A ,.., walnut ••O
Mllclltll ol B•ke•sflefd, C•, Sue I( W I I( It O p y c 211 , 11 •I neu •s HA#E ST ... TEMENT Cefl lorno• '7•16 Tu1lln. UlllorY>l•ntlO Sll••l<I~ ol B•~•r\lleld, t • Che ro11 lrvlne .,..., . TU\tln, Calll0<ftf•n.IO I. & ~PRECISION MACHINING. 1 ... lollowino ""''On\ M t <101n11 Yosnin••o Ko<l•m•. BO Loyol• Oonv S.m Im Ul Allon • B San
Mover ol "nlloch, C• .,.d Pytoylll1 Do11alct 0 . Arm1tron9, 12211 f'ICTITIOUS 8USINESS SISl 90!>41 Ave . Un1I 107. t1111111n111on bu\fntH "' Ro<ta, Coo.la MP\a. C•l11orn1a '"''• 11 An• C.l1lornl•.'770S ' ' Mlllellt 01 1An9 lleecll, C•, ' ~Isler\ Pl•Uno, Mlulon Viejo, C•llfornle •7''1 NAME STATl!MENT Buen, Ce '1164~ SWEET CAROLINE!>, IO~S Ellis Inf\ .... .,.,...., tS t .,,.,OU<ltd by •n on· Thi\.llullnen I\ <ono.Jcled bY •n 1n
El""I Ro\s 01 Nor111 Platt. Nebr HU Tiiis llu\lneu Is c...,ctu<tecl by •n In· The lollowlno i>erton• UP doing Loul~ IV~•r•. Jr . &362 M•rttlfrna Fo>1nl•1n \l•llt> C" '11108 <lovi<lual dlvlclual
and Ruby tlerk ol El P•M>, Te•e\. ctivlclu•I l>u\fnen ltS Or HunUnQton 8e•<h. (~ '7641 0Mry A Ftoren Ul1S B"<h 1.;o,,., YO<i\•h•kO tCodama °""9 S.m Im
•IM> 1 bfOt""" CC BY•" 01 s..-. Ooftelct D Ar""ltonQ CHRISTIAN ESCROW, ISSS B•ker Thi\""''~" 1\ tondUclect t>y •n in M1\)•0n Vte)O C• 9'b9t lnl\ Sl•l-1 w•\ l•if<I wfln ,,.. Thi\ mtement wltS filecl wll" 1"4'
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{ PUBLIC NOTlcr -
PUBLIC NOTICE
McCOIMIC« MOITUAllES
Laouna Beac 11
494·94 Is
r .. ,., •n<I Jamtts Byer\ ol Reno. Tlllt l\8...._. WM fllect wllh ,,... "vttnue, Co\l• Me .. , C•lltornoa •U2• d1vldu•I T tri l'loren, ll81l Birt" L•ne, Counly Citro Of Or.tnOI' Countv on • County Clerk ol Oranve t ounty on
Nrv<1<1a ... ,,., n o••ndclllldren -l County Cltr-of 0r8f1Qe County on H•yoer Corporation, • C.lllornl• LOUIS .. JI/Ira, Jr Ml\\IOn \llfjO, (.& .,,.,, I Decernt>er '· 1"90 I Decem!I« •• 191()
oruHi•...OClllldr.,. v11natlon will i. Oecem-4, ,.,, corp0,.tlon, too Five H•rllor\ une, Tn•s st•1tmen1 w.s h lecl with '"" Tr11s Dusi""" 1\ conduc:le<I by 1n "MUI ,.,_
held on Wednesaey, O.cemt>er 10, ,., eUR•OW eSCltOW CDM,.ANY Hu1111nvton 8Hch, C•lllo•nl• "7M6 Counly Clt•k ol Or•noP toun1v on <11v10u•" IHusOan<I A W1lel PuDh\hed OrM'9f (CM>! °'''• P1101, Publl.,.., 0r""91 C...>I Oa•ly Piiot. .
al • OOPM lo •.OOPM •t ,,,. P«lfk DU ... T .... ·-· Tiii• -neu I\ conctuc:ll'CI l>y. CO<· Novomlle• '"· '"'° BMry ... FIO<tn 0.< J. IO. 11 74, ,.., 411 l·IO De< 10, 11, 14, JI,,.., ••n.eo Lacuna H111.,
768 0933
San Juan Cap1s li:rnn
495 1176
HAllOI LAW~MT OUYE
Morluarv • ~n1Plerv
Crematory
1625 Gisler /'<vP
Cos1a Meo;;:i
540·5554
View MonuMy CNpel Servi<•• wlll s-t• ....... Gltltolnll• m11 -•lion l'IMUO I Tn1s S~l-1 was lflf!CI w1tn ,,..
be h•ld on Thvrlcley, Oecemt>er II, .,., ... , H•J98r C«porallon Put>ltShe<I Oran~ Lo<t\1 D~111y Pilot tounly Clerk ol O••noe County on I PUBLIC NOTIC"" PUBLIC NOTIC"" 1'90 al l:OOPM •I lhe Paclllc Vie• PU-Newlon H..,.s, Nov '6. O.C J, 10, 11. 1"90 ATU·IO No•t,,.,lleo 7• 1'90 •I r. tr.
Mortuary O..pel P•lvale lnterrNnl al ,....,II.,.., Or-C.O.st Delly Piiot, PrHldent FIMH6 ----
P•cfllc View Me.-let P•r-. Pee Ille Dec. 10, 11, M. )I, "9 ..,... Thi• .... _ WM fllf!<I ... ,,. ,,.. I Pul>ll•hl'CI ()--Coa\1 D•ll• P•lol f'ICTITIOUS IUSINEH f'ICTI nous •UllNl!H v1~w Mortu.wyclfreclors. ------Cow111y Ci.rll of 0r8f1ve t ounty on PUBLIC NOTICE Nov '•· O.C J. 10, 11 11llO '1U·IO NAME STATEMENT llfAM• ITATIMl .. T
YACCAlllNO PUBLIC NOTICE O.umt>e< '· ,.,, r . . . The follOWl"9 S>e•W' .. dolno Dusi· The followlno persons ••• dolnQ
JOHN FRANCIS Y"CCARINO, -f'UHO N·'JI" -P UBLIC NOTICE t1•" "'· b•"'""' M. •I, '"""'"'of Hunll"91on Be.ell, c. Pullll-0r.,. c .... , Oelly PHol. FICTITIOUS 8USINISS It.NOTS FOR PO rs. 2074' Solndrill SEAPOllT HAIR COMPANY Po~d •w•v on December t, 1'90 A PtCTITIOUl•UStNatl DK. I. I0, 11,24, ltlO ~IO NAME STATEMl.NT ---' Ln . Hunt1nq1on Bu ch, C•llfor111e llln ~ 81"", Sulit •to1• Hwnt meml>er of lilt N._n 8e«ll El-\ .. AMa ITATaM91fT f'ICTITIOUS eUSINISS •2M6 lflOlon 119ecll. CIMlfort1ta .,._
Lodoe S..ntl...O tly his •II• S..W... ~ Tiie lollowlfto --11 ...... IMlll· P{;BLIC NOTICE ""~::.~.~°!~~·•no Person• ere clolno NAMe STATeMENT Bonnie Ford, 20'N' Sptnclrlll l.11., L•rry llollrtf, ..a L~ Are,,. Cir.
Rlch•rcl J Y8<C..,1'10, d8uoll1er GI• ,,.., H ! Bii.i. PEARl.."S, BILL PEARL ·s Tiie IOll-1"9 .,..rsori h CI01no bus I Hunllnoton S.e<h. C.lllornl• ,,... Fout1IAIV81ley, C.lltorftfe .,,.
Marie Y11<cerlr10, mottler AM8 Yee-(II C•llloml• MIU Teltfll •lld -----------FITNESS P l.US, BILL PEARL'S nen ;• RRYS A () B Tiiis ~',,."I\ Condu<lecl l>Y •n •n· M•ry Lou llollnr, .:i LA Are,.. ~:y:~;~~,~,:~:~7~~i~r~ Er:!!~~~~:Ml:::E~~ Tll• :!:EJ':!.t~~~~ ctOlllQ ~~!~=:~:~~~~:= ::0 ~·.~~,~:.:~:;~ •• ~~Au:.~'~: Cli:~~:·:~~~~-:., '""" .... ,, , ....
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'9HCE llOTHEIS • OOPM R-y •Ill be ,.Id •11:JOPM T .. 11 (61 Cellfonll• Ml• Mll*t flf TIM IMKlflHS.,: porellonl, 1710 C•mpus, Newport n c~::•,v ~~Ill~ E~':"""'o1' ~0~',!~~· County Cler~ o• Or•t1oe County on t270I llU.llOADWAT •llheDU118ylrotr.NCIWIPtl.~uol YHr, 1S1S.S...,ler, ~ .. 8Cfl, OAANG~ COUNT~ AUTO S..c:ll,CA"*'° c!i1t0<nl•'7f>4i un n ° · 0.tt"1b<tr1,l'llO K•-111 Peul J-. 177'7 Elm
C"rl\11811 8urlel wlll be ,.Id on Fri· C•llfor111•'*3 TRADER, i. Orlllwood. lrvt11e, Thi IN "''"'" SltHI, Fow111e111 V•lley. Callfort1la MOITU41Y d•y, o.c_, 12, ,., •I t :JOAM 111. Oorellly lfl••llt, •• L•lldhll. Catlf«11i.'2H4 Potet:O~ H '' <ondv<lecl by • c~ Tllh Dus•,.u "conou<11<11>v an on Pub11-.-Or-.ie c ... ,, Dally P1101. ftrOI ·~ '1 ~~~~o~~::v ~·.~~~;,',:~~~~,:,:d .!:::."~~ct N~ IMI"::· ~~ ~.,. Ill· Irv):!.~'~~:'.,~· .. Of"lllW0041. ~L. PEA~L. INC. dlvldu••,..,.,y w E•-()e• ) I0.17 "· "'° 'llS-IO ve:!~.:;.1;:,~~~ con1Mt•ct Dy •
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• S.2·.9150 l~';:~~•de::c~'~"::~~·.0~":~1c~H"•:'d· dhrlctv••;.........._____ Or111:.::.'1::1::..t11~!~;~: '• Vl<~;:i.,.!;n. coTu~:Y ·~~~~: ;~!,,~ectc:U~~Y ': PUBLIC NOTIC"" Tiiis ;,:'~~ .. 111ec1 wltll ttw ,• 0 """ " " -~· .. ...,.._ Tiiis .... ....,,, wn lflect wHll the Novem"" l l'llD r. ...:~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~----:. T•lberl M ·1n1. Tllll........,.. _,filed wltll !fie Tiii• lluSlllH• •• t oncluctect t>y Cout11Y Clerk 01 Or•t1oe County on ' ,.,.,. •tCT~ITIOUl eU-ll .. l-ll _ t ounly Clef11 et Or-CO<H>l'f e11
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J!tearing Loss Is Not A
$~gn Of Old Age
Ch'icago, 111.-Thc U.S. Government Report on
hC:irlng loi. includes 36 page" of information on
aJl:hcaring problems. II als o tells how medicine,
s11rgery o r aid~ ca~ help, and is offered free to
ahyone requesting 11. . i This Report doesn't sell anything but is full of
helpful fact s. II is you1 w1thou1 rhe usual Govcrn-
r!ent .chor!C. so write for your copy now. There's
rp.cost and certainly no obli_gatlon. Th.oullands of eics have already been mailed, so wmc today to
t. 72311. ~hone Elec1ronics Corp., 4201 W.
ictoria St. Chicago, Illinois 60646.
c-•Y Cltfll et Orwtee c-ty .... ltusb<llld -Wiit. No .......... 10, 1• p ()-I ~ O.cem .. ! ... o.c...... •. ... ..._...n A. Wltl811C1 ,.,...,, ul>~-Dec"':"' Coe•I 0 •11• Pilot, NAMl.ITATeMl .. T "-
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TO BEACH N~WPORT CHAHM E H.
and assumable loa n u n
der 10'. 2 Hdrm a n d
den. rnzy brick rirepla ce.
steps to PoOI and tennis'.
Owner will help finance
tt.'l2 900. Ca ll 673·8~
THE REAL
ESTATE RS
M.l .VIEW
Newly re modeled traditional style 3 ·
bdr m. 2 bath home featuring la rg&
rec reation room & 2 patios. Living
roo m has a ttract ve beam .ceilini.
fireplace & french doors leading onto
brick patio. New k it ch en bit-i n
a ppliances . Close to tennis courts .
s andy beaches & clubhouse. Can be
sold fully f umish~d $420,000 .
IAYW
·w e have several fine homes
with pier & slip
IAUOA PIMMSUL.A
Quality oceanfront triple~. 4 ~rm. 2 ·
bath each unit . Excellent incom e .
$1.300.000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
J4l Buy~1d1· Or"'" NB o7'J 6161
WHAT'S UNIQUE
AIOUT UNIQUE
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Bdrm . u c n . C.i rm l•I
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PURE GOLD
3 Bdrm lowe r . 3 Bdrm
upper tluplcx O utstancl
mg Balboa Is la nd invest
ment and :.um m er hom l'
$499,000
Balboa Island Rlty
673-8700
ONLY $299,000
Cor ona dt.>I M ai ~X ·
et·u11vt horn!' with good
Vll'W Courl\ard e ntn .
formal d1111i1J:( room ·
la ri:t' fJ1111h r11c1111 'Jew
l"arpetmg & "'llld plank
noors . l'n,alt• bl'll<'hl'!-1-'0H SJ '• :\I l l.LI O:\ 1 FORCLOSURE NEAR FC'c land Shows like a IJ<lrm. t.lcn. da~s11· ~h-u IRING PAINT IRUSH model with slip and s1tlt.· tic 111
Wmdtng Jnve way leadsi•--------• U.1ver ShorC'~ 1fccl
SHOPPER'S
SPECIAL
0111.' n·ar old 3 Utlrm
home. heaut1fully de
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to l"USlom 4 Udrm c x
ct·u11ve hornl' Step·dw1
llvmg room with mass1v
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room o\erlooks spark!
SI 0,000 DOWM
MO QUALIFYING
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WJt t10011nfmun <"ini! (."ullu ·
J Udrm 2 bath tondu.
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filled k1t<·hen overlook:.
large patio .ind wmdmg
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muml} provides a ll th
amenil1e~ Pool. -.pa , rer
room and 111u,•h m11rc
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SEA COVE
PROPERTIES
714-.631-6990
BEST IUY IN
MESA VERDE
H1.: 3 bedroo m 2 hat
home on an e xtra largt
SEA COVE PROPERTIES
714-631-6990
lot tn a nc1ghb11rh1111tl of UNDER w1ilc !>lreth a nd t a l
tree:. This 1m1>t•n·a blc
home h a:. a ll hulll m :., UNDER wull IO wa ll c-;.irpl•lmf(,
t'U!.tom Jrapera e!. <In• l NIH:H market l)r1cc
pnl'ed Wl'll bt!low l"llm .md under pre\ a1hni.: in
parable hume~ al 011ly tcrest ral~ Al'l 1111w on
$133,950 l"all 751 :mu thts 4 Bdrm. 2 hath g1·m
t::= SEL ECT CALL
~PROPERT I ES .. a.REOCARPET
·-754-1202
COSTA MESA PRIME ---·-----i Crl't'nbrook 5 bedroom
with pool. :.pa antl dos
to ever) th mg /\ssuma
ble finanrm~ <ind 11rfcretl
al onl> $189.500 541J 3666
+Whelan
Real Estate
Eashide Beauty
3 bedroom 2 bath totally
up grade d hom e
Amemt1ei; mclodt• new
c arpet . paml, klll'he n
a nd much more Only
$116,500 Call 556·2660
C:SELEC T
TAX TIME
MEED A
TAX SHELTER?
We ha\e 1n,estm c nl 11ro
pcrty 11 .. tetl 111 C:nst a
Mesa. /\nahe 1m and
O r aniie . with
kno wled gcal)lc invest
menl coun!>clors l o he lp
you Call 645 9161
:L OPEN HOUSE
\ REALTY ~)
I PROPERTIE S .. ;-~--.-.:_ __ -i
MEWLISTIHG
DUPLEX
CLOSE TO HACH
3 Ued, 2 baths earh unit.
l''urn1shed . Sto nt• F 11'
l o w er . Good s um
m er /winter renta l Ask
mg $275,000 548·0715 eYC
associated
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1526 DEVON LH.
GARDEN GROVE
L.ovely J Bdrm patio
home. wood burning
fireplace. full) r arpeted.
mi c r o wave. many,
man) l'Xlras. 752 1920.
. j QUAIL
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U7tio 1~~!!!!!!~!!!~~~~1~~!!!'!~!"!!!!~~~111111!!!~ ::J I· -------~ WATllNOMT HOME
m11 5 BR. 4 Ba . c u s to m
mz w a t erfront hom e
w/17XJ8" pvt dock. Pric e
Sl,~.ooo. •·or details on
this home and a ppt lo
see. call Carol Hori. agt.
6.11·0094
.. GHTS DUPLEX
Try Sl5,000 down : 38r &
2Br units! s upe r corner lot. Ne w y landscape d
and redecor ated. Owner
says sell now. Ca II
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SEA COVE
PROPERTIES
114-631-6990 1.000 down, $712 PIT A a
mo for thls 2 Bdrm home.
Bkr.M l·1010
Q l " I E T 111 r a l e d 0 e I q: h I f u I
~t-:lt;ll BOHHUCJD a lundSl"ap1n i,:. flo win g
Ud rm. S 1\ a r l'a. rl' \aulll.'1.1 l'l'lh ng 1n hv tng
modeled , cxpa nflt!d. 1m ruo m and a l"O:t )
mae ulaH·. $11!1,000 f1re1-1lal'C' ASSL' MABLE
FUN LI VING Old <"<1~1 .
F rem·h d oo r!>. p.il10-..
decks. l'oontr) k1tehcn. 2
Bdrm. 21 2 tta 2MHI "I ft
al '137 .uoo
CO!'Jf>llM I N l l "M -'
ll!irm . V 111 a Pat' I (11•.
c·lose lo hcac h, tennis.
:.µa, etc• Onl~ Sl:.!1.050
THAT'S WHAT'S
UNIQUE AIOUT
t JNl()Ut t1()Mf~
Healtor:.. 675 6o00
LOAN. UWNE H WILi.
L'AR RY 2nd $1 03,950
Call 97!1 5370 today
ALLSTATE'
REALTORS
CREATIVE WEALTH
THROUGH REAL EST A TE
If y ou h ave e ver cons idered a
caree r in r 'al estate sales. or are
presently licensed. or you're just a
real est a t e bufr. have you r
ques tions answered by joini ng us.
THE HAL ESTATllS
CO.OMA Da MAI
One s pecial hour.
Decembe r 11. 1980. 7-8PM
Highlights of the evening will be :
_Why buy or sell real estate now?
Selling reaJ estate in today·s
market.
Developin~ a real estate career .
Im portanC'e of a continuing sales
education.
Ple ase call m e pers onally. Ms.
Callihan, for reservations.
Refreshments will be se rved.
If you would like to. but a re unable
to attend. call me. The material will
·be m ailed to you.
675-9421
THIE RRAI.
RSTATERS
ma en ab I Irvine
realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IRYINE COMPANY
DCWSIVI LOCATIOH -
... CAMYOM!
Ove r 3000 sq. ft. of customized
fa m ily or iented li ving. Ideal for
c a sual o r forma l e ntertain ing .
5BRS -all on one level. Family
rm , 3 fplcs (one in m aster s~te)
3-car gar age. P rivate patios. pool
and spa . $975,000. Lynne Valentine
644-6200. <T -61 >
712-1414
(DmfM v•y c""'.,
642-IJH
q()I 0o•t'I Drive
Hl-17or--'""
Wocdwidqe Cent•
644-62M
Hatbot v-Cent.
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REALTORS
675-5511
Ot.D CDM CHAllM -MtMM w ... y
.......... lllcll _,. with 2 .._ -OP84
llAM ulll•91 I• IEAI •It. OML Y
S ~75,000.
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
2515 ~ C..t Hwy .• c__. .. ..._,
675-5511
IRVIME THRACE
New on market and in move.in
condition. Lovely 3 BR. home with
eu s t o m k i t e h c n in c l u d ing
micr owC:1ve + 2 additional ovens &
butcher bl()('k counter s. Shake roof.
Lots of mirrors add a ciecorator 's
touc h. Completely pri vale yard
with raised red wood deck & spa
afford a lovely ocean & bay view.
$319,000.
IN NEWPORT CENTER tis 644-9060
CIE
110181 ILlllfS CD.
OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
UDO ISLE
Ex<'eptionall.v (;ood Lo<'ation :-ll.'ar Tt•nn1s
Courts & u .. arheo; Rt•allv 'leal TwQ
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large pool & spa on the view side .
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hum.-L.vvk uul the , aaraae. lovely pool and completetrade. Make of· =~·~~~. 6~C:r'~r~y 3br,2bacondo.646-3062 avail 1mmed S775,m ~ lu ,h111>1>tn1¢, beaches &:
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icse · rm, i a a · cess. Owner's anxious Mesa, Harbor Bl. Adults. Principals only. 752-1920 ........ , 2Br .. garage, encl ''"' 111 'i' .,1Jr·1i•· l'Jrk Y "''' 1 ''' lac he d ho m es u ff c r 1 $ll 500 673 3826 • 11t..._u1•11uc~u!flK'SU11C11 .. 1 elel(anl li\'lng on two and will assist with the x nt. • · · · · .. -· ••••••••••••••••••••••• child /pet OK s.r,1111 11111 2 1 i,., lltl' th ri tnilt "", 1 hr 1.rne on quiet
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421 S.le~~ o )our1>1ck oflhesetwoor. deck, cedar s hakes. I.A ••••••••••••••••••••••• E Side, 3 br . ram1I> rm v.,, ·•·r .... •·c 586·4000 ,
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Three bedrooms l-'am1ly both prH·ed to sell atljiiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil $59,900. RMP t 7 i 4 1 fantasllc v1ew.S1SOO /mo 162S.6'S·9341 !.:~,, S'i!.f.> rr, .,, 1 ,-, ~ rrr••i "'.•I [>br.3ba.
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rorChnstmas s,'IBl.1,000 551-:1000 • bchs, pool & fis hing pier. good coo 1t1on. income 3 Bdrm furnished home, 1825. 1st & last + ,et·un ~r,:, =.: • .! :.·• II 1r '"' ' ""' II om es. ble Possession IO lime ~ sie:,eCoDuN\ letting allowed, 3 pvt d'.
631-7300 M.I . l!i'l~Barranu l'i."''·'rrnar Sl9.900. RMP . 17 14 1 $40,800yr.Price $445,000. doublerargarage ty.Dav1d,agtt>4b 'll!1i "Ir r,, .t',,1 ram rm.
•9&-3Bl6 Dn payment 1130,000. month to month. • It \ •I • I.'• • 1 B 1 , .,, l<I , .int, drapes.
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ing SSJ0.000 • TLC Red db 525 000 24 'x60' Vikin g Home . 645-6646 Completely furnis hed •••••••••••••••••••••••! J I'd H•i L ii • 1 11 .. JACOBS REALTY Ideally IOCilled IO the uce r . . 2Br. 2Ba & e nclosed With everything you 'r111 .,_.,.,J ll'll(l'I ,,, I'll,,. 10 o ur Cahforn1a Homes area. t..:lose toeverylhmg. porl'h. In Laguna Hiiis TAX S,HELTERS need Hemodeled & de· Executi ve 3 Br. 2 ~ LI;. · artl .111d 1t.1rJ1'•· h.11!-t.. 101 1~ 111al ·1t1"' Avail. now
675-6670 1h1s cu:.tom12ed plan has Ad How! nice st 5 5 tar park . 24 Newer Units , cent~al corated 3 Br. den 2 bath Fant astir Ol·eun \ ll'"' ~·h v.1·lc· .. m .. 'th l ;:~1" .. 1 I • ~1:111 ·\1-.1 .1i-t0·5560.
aloan balanrl'orS82.()()() .REDCARPET (JUI~) CostaMesa.Assum.fin. $16~0 Monthly B r it;~~ End ln il :1~'.i~"171 \,.:1 ,,.1!.-1 ----~Pettilllwfa 1007 t1t 12•;intercs(w1thmon· 7541202 GNe•.tP.rtl $1.250 .. 000 GrlJ!l~t:1Utr.67S·61~ · 111 ,,1111 \ i w Ho m es .
••••••••••••••••••••••• lhl)' payments of $841! -rr.. ....... s• 18 Units. 3 yrs old. cen· 3 Bdrm 2 IJuth Pentn Pl Large 1 Bdrm l'l)Od•1 !-11d * * L£1l"£S : •11 11 111. 1am rm. nu .:..,,_r sharp 2 kr 1•• l'a and assumable Asking ----------.a-• tral Costa Mesa Seller · .. · · · p 1 & < ~ ~.--• > B · t r I 24x60 Bar-· · home Mo to mo. or unit 00 :.µa :>l2" ,11 .. ' 1 1 1 S99S mo ocean vu hom e , :, I eps Harbor Vu Homes 4 Br 2 eau 1 u fm 9900 000 752 0929 or titil 0~2-, .,.. kmJ 111 111 t h 11 u .., • f 1 '' 111 from best beaeh on rce ba. ram rm. t'ce land. ringlon Home, young 28 'New~r Units H B 2 winter lease S675. ---smo ~ll'>U m1J11thh 1111 •II. -
land Ownor-.1ltrinanre 5249.''"".644·4157 adlls & s mall J.>el Br.2 Ba.each.~lle.rfm. &'73-~~ orwkdysafl6 11111.,~·"rl\'JW \\ •. ,, .. ,1,.I at 12'1, Int $240.000 __ "Y"_ ------I e t 1111,.,1.,4.J ll l•r "•·• '• "flurl Shores we come. Y appoin · 1,650,000 -l BR in Back bay area. T.-o 3232 1,, "''' : .... 11.11.-d 754 6282 ~~~lb Prope rt ies llGCAHYOH ment 540-5937 AJlcan closel980 Pool & lg bar k yrd •••••••••••••••••••••• 1,1 ••• 11.'ll'"I
4k 4ba '"'tom hom• o• CLASSIC D. Bo"'k' R•alto• P•rt.,lly '""' Ydy '" HOMES FOR R>:~T [ fl.l)'\\\\>dhrl dg< ---C.-del Mer 1022 rgeous2Br+den home golf course . Man y MOllLEHOME S.6-9950 av:ul.$1700mo641·0763 3&4Bdrms $550 Sn2:. , WALKTOIEACH
on the lake 1n Wood· cllitom features include. SALES · -Fenced ) a r 1.h J 1111 Rca•ltj ,1 •1 ,. 1 Hilrm. 2 ba .
?Br, 2Ha ('Ondo Slt'ps to bndge Spectacular view Cleresto ry Windows. 2'706 Harbor.Ste 206·A ORANGE CO. Btwrs townhome. 2 br. garages Kids &· p·t:. .:;~1 ·1111111 , , ,,, patio. Va
beaf'h $228 .500 B> or Saddlebark Moun Formal Dmtnf{, 3 Frplcs, 54"'5937 711 01 I tTD lvg·dtn·k1tchen , dbl gar. welcom e 964 251,e, 111 ino Ra"""'" 1•1,.,., lr \lt1• 11 • ,. , tiJI IO'J4
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owner 213 944 9781 tlav!., tami. Near boatduck:, d e n I 1 b r ci r y , -..,,. 10 I new carpet . 552 4242 ~J.297l Agt . nu fro!
2 I 3 6 9 I 4 7 C 9 or Sw1mm1n g Jagoo.n & Gla m o uroui. M a s ter·~~~~~~~~~~84 "pride" units. r ents w1days. 760·8386 eves &1----
714·673·7460 cvt's heach ,\rt ult pool, spa, & St.tile w 1ar tub. lgl' pool are low low. Income w1ends • Val~y 323 4 1 l1r o!1 n ~.u1 "I ' .rn ti• -.11( E LIDO
1\ !Br, -iBa, ----tcnnas t·ourt!) As~umable w /s pa & wate r ra t l . S325,000.Priee .. S3,250.000 -----•••••••••••••••••••••• t"ont rn.·nl' p.• •"11•1
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PLUSIHCOME
644·~30 t;ves 760-8070. LAJOLLAllCRS.LTD. Beautiful double wide 2 14UMITS 3 & 4 Bdrm s ~:;!1 I •lt.:OO mo
Re-cl to $272,500
5245.ooo. Best offer or 1032 Wall St. Bed 2ba. Pool and rer 11111 yrs old. $S90,000. 187, Mobile Home Park Fenced yards & garJl!l'~ I u11ll•r•1, h. ~ l:r .l 11,, .! I, '"' " · h '\IJtl
Call,. 11 t 459 2648 rm. tss.000. 2 bed. 2 b a . a II new , -.1111 \ 1>11mo· v. 11 h , , , lease option. ...o ec · down. rumiture Stereo. color Kids & pets wet. Oil)•' . . _ • BL UFFS or 3 Rdrm 2 bath home
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and beaullfully IOl'aled.
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frp1lc Owner will carry o d ' b 3b mo. CMtleach 3240 P.irl. h11mr. l.1111 1111 , '111d o·I I nd u n it on utstan mg 3 r . a . t-Lot1/ JUST LISTED Wt f o tHomes b It .,aper at 14'1-to qual townhouse. Custom de· r-~ 1500 a err n •••••••••••••••••••••• 1..;,1dl·n1·r Slll.11 1.i.:1,.'.!lj ·"'~••HI ~r'een e buyer Dys 557 7010, eves c·or , s pacious r ooms, _. ,,,.. Hunt. Bch 4 units, OWC Inc. Realtors blks to ocean. Elel(anl l •J1 1;;11 •i:lll11 J ,k 1111 Cl111• t.. I I '' •h t• • i11. new oak
831 ·6407. Own r ,Agt high ceilings. bright eat·••••••••••••••••••••••• al lO'i'o, 154.000 down, 631·1400 bdrm fam rm & tlt•n Ii ""'' r1 & Io v e I}'
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--in kitchen. 3 car gar , rene spare In t_rees of 1215.000. Principals only.~~~~~~~~~~ tS72S 'mo). Plu~h i·rµh . lll',JUI iful \\ 01itl :,, 1d l!•j · 11t1''•1n•· .. 1rpeling. Of-
WOODBIUDG t-: privatepatios.$380,000 world s~ttmg. Fairhaven Bkr. Les Barnharl.Hllll ... Ku..fw'wltMd 212 ba. cedar & i,!I J"" \1hw·lo1l..1• t11v.nh11u•t' ! '"'"" ,11, 115{1 per mo.
COTTAGE LAJOLl.AllCIS.LTD. Memona1Pk552·7695. 559-4475or972·1S77. Dbl car pvt gar, tull)l 111:.i:-1c-11,J111" .'l\J d111
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air, mirrored wardrobes.1~~~~~~~~~~ Property Newport Beach 20 un ts. St. 714 960 63 31 111 \\ •• 1i, r 11 r, , r I •. . .. micro-wave. up!(raded 1: ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cash flow. Owner will 960-5112 1 r.•!rq:ei ,11 111 \i r11,..,l
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crpts. assumable loan Lido I •-• •GUMA IEACH carry terms. 1410,000 1 1 t
lllW -down .. 11.378 000. PRIN· inun """'"" P\I ht.'Ji' 1 I\,., 11'1• • tud10 condo. ------0 W C 2 n d T D Jm med orc upa n c y 9600 sq.FT. CIPALS ONLY. Bkr, Lest-----------t Brand new 3 l:Jr Co111l•1 ~ool 6. 1t•nn1 ... ~l~'oHh\. I " 1 u 1, 111 ~ • SSOO . Ounlex 3Br. 2Ua . 2l:Jr , Owner A~ent $159.000 Move in cond. 4 br & den. 14 Leased ~ommer~ial Includes uaraPt• rlo11r ~'"I ttlii I 'J ' I u•1 ..l .,., "" ~ ~ · Barnhar t. 559.4475 or " " .... ,, ' '' "·' "' --• ;11 '.:11 1 ~.,,. :.01,,, 2Ba Xlnl loc xlnt cond 752 1146 xlnl floor pl ah. huge ndustrial units localed opener Patio L~e or It'll j So H c; vt -m a s l e r s u 1 L e 1 972·1577. & l'\t::-o ----. wy orner. P · r t; H T L E R o <.: K on one of LaeW1a's main ----------1.> ms courts. poQI. :.pJ · .11111• 111 .• 1 .... Newport
prof deror $329,ooo by lllLAN DS W'fi replace Offered al highways Bwldlng re· FOUIPLEX rec. rm Securil~ .:Jtl.' RENTALS 1 rl 1 , 1111 111. no pets.
o_wper 67~~~.673·4848 GARDEN HOME $445.000. Bkr 963·8112· cently remodeled. High Near So. Coast Plaza. 3 Hw y. Beaut. home. Mimmum 1 yr lt>aH' :!hr~ <11:11 2•. ha $>!1HJI "-ill. 111 """·h. close to
Coat•W.ta 1024 BYBR£N demand nea. Partnel'S d r I 'lh 536-14$3 I 1950 per mo. s~·a i.1dc <!br.l!UJ ~.!SI 11 .... ., 11 ... ,. $795 mo ......... H TH• ... o..11w want out. ofrering very year ol ourp ex wi ·• 1 ·1 • .shr 11.hu S.'>5tr 1 .• 11 ,1-.~ ,1,-,1 ,1~s-539.63"• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $16tiK 1n ass umable ._ """" ·t ol and Village, 213 8.,J , 11. _ -..... atlral"live financing on a communi Y po C ......... CH•IM Jbr :!• .l;J •1011 loans,2bdrm&dcn.pror Enjoy the winte r s un recreationroom.localed _.. "" days,213 ;83157:14en•:. •\ ,,, landscapetl, air. :.hut· thru skylights and the total price of 1575,000 in c ul ·de·s a c s t y le 2br, 2ba + den , frpk ,j------• !hr !1. hJ
ler!>, .,0 roeous view of cheery warmth of th rs with S166.750down. d l h bar·b-que, new crpl, wlk]. New 3br. 3ba. ram rm up !hr IK111 2 " " spec·1al WestcliH 3 Bdrm Realonomics 675-6700 courtyar a mos p er e . to schoool / s hon.a/ pa rk. graded hme ror ramll.' :1111 .!h,t
NEW CONDOS $!Miii SI ;i;,11
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Mtns Open Sat /Sun. I! 19 One unjt 3 Bdrm with ..., Elderberry s239,9oo. family home Beautifully•---------i sundeck, three units 2 $750/mo. 760-1065 a fter1 no pets 833·0145 , J m
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2512 Santa Ana Ave
2 BR. 21/i ba. contemp
design. Sll6.000.
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and will carry a 2nd trust
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Great Western R . E . decorated, big tr ees , MIWPOIT IEACH Bdrm. Great asaumable 6/Wknds ~ eves. ISO()
85\.()194 Pri vate garden s . loan at under 10%. Price $249,500. Prime C·l lot 57x120 with orona Highlands 4Brj • 4bdrm, 2bs. dhl gcir. o QUALll-~Y ING . 10% IAllETIRIALTY older two bed r oom 9242.500.644·7020 3ba,l&bkyrd,greatfam frplc . l mm H r o rir1
clown, 4hr. Jba in pre-642-SZOO home. Conspic uously home, access to pvt bch. $725 /mo. $350 s cl ltl71 2
slig1ous Racq uet Club. localed on Old Newport $1200. 645·2251 RossSt. 848·6354 .
$I 7 9 5 K . By 0 w n e r I~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Blvd. $260,00-0. Age nt. L1·ngo ----
!>56·65!6. _ _ 5-ct.t.• 1076 631-7300. Beautiful Canyon 3Br , HOMES t'ORRENT
_ ~~~~~~~~~~ •.i&... 28a, Jual newly painted 3 Bdrms . $550 -$595 WILL·OWS •••••••••••••••••••••••r-d El t d 38 •carpeted, covere Fencedyardand1tarace Newly remod. 3 br + e1an con °· r , ....._attoM~ .... 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiij; 2.,.,Ba. Dramatic t20 rw 111 patio, 2 ca r gar , Kids &: pets wekom('
den. a te. $20,000 down, decr.ee ocean view. Tile S,350Sq. F\. omm ercia 1ardener mainl, pool &: 964-2566or973-2971 t\gt
bal. al 12iti%. S59·S664 patio. rrplc, pool near Blcla. 1 Blk lo Pacific spa priv next door. S no fee.
A. SM •RT loll, ~nnl1, &: beach. Ocean. Sell $350,000. mo. lse.640·TREE A A 199,000. By Owner . Leue'2.140Monlh. 1-----------1Largel8r.Secure Cootlo,
ST ·RT _a._3334_· -·------1 w~ M. T.ylor Co. • 2ba fam rm, frplc .• Balcony Qwet. $395 mo
A •••• 644-49 IO •·~-~ new cpl, 2 fenced patios, M2·'1042. Owning your own home CYPIUS SHOii .. ., ...... ..oa.,W.. $150/mo. avail. Dec. lS. atilt makes more sense Beaut. Ocean V lew•-••••-•--i 78C).I065 4Br. 2Ba. 1640/mo 1!'1111 1
than renting. Start with Home, 4000' or ele1ance CWce c__,. Lot llACH DUPLIX ~--------i Gloucester
I.his well kept 2 bdrm, 2 in presti1iou1 area. Prime area or Newport Joete DM , 2ba, liv rm, din rm, 968.0991
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Home. Only $125,900. spa•,,._ ml priv. beach. Beac:. Us~ablef ~ ~ 13.JCYebe Ah I I 2 rronl /backyard, dit· Br.,.,., Ba. Condo Nt'ar 1 br. 3 ba home w ga r
$750,000 b y a_ppt .ft.bl1orpansor . Stepto ac ocaton. hwuber.aar,w/d.Sll B c h . Call J 1rn1t-m·l'<l )lf &µat 111.S'1i.1
(714)S48-6M2,or 723·8963. sq . rt. bldt. Agent, Bdrm and l bath units. 11•1•·"'·1371 or 8911 :11:11 l'ark l'·"•ll)', '."'.I .""HI 631-'7300 Private covered patioe. u n furn I s h e d I 1 4 0 • ...., "M ·"' •"" 5-..._ ~~~~~~~~~~rldealstarter investment. fumiahed. 760-8185 Min• 714 /963·7881 ur • c.,11.,._ I 071r:: Clole to schools, park, •-----------1 7141839·3003. • •Sh.1r11 J ~ Z. (rph lunt
-•DI $12,SOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..wPOIT llACH s hoppin1 a nd t ransp. , lba, new cpl.I. paint, rm. S7UO Renall'. toi~ i Bdrm , lge lot. IY OWMll •STOL STIHT Calltoday. ttove, refri1, r pie, yard Adult security condo. 2Br, 760 9626
Owner will finance. Breathtaking panoramic UIO' X 224 " (.,., acr e ) 4-l'LIX -.SO/mo.494·~•2 nrbcb,$550mo. lecteh ~-.145-0882 ocean view or Dana prlmeproperty.NNNex· 1~--.a•wc1Me bd r 1 751 ~ .._-b S I 'Allin l ..,."000 • ..,.""~" rm. rp c, . ,
I 02, Har o r. · pectac u ar .. I eue. -· · ffilhdemand beach loca· k it chen, dbl Rent entire duplex, ocean 'OZY O~EAN F'll ON r ~,.... 't52'"•w811a"-•. t-• ..,~ customlled3000aq.n . S Cf21M-w,,..rtC....,. .:.-.0n1y-downand vi ~ 2~1 ll:t u bl H knut ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ '-.. ..,...,il'W '",, ... so Bdrm etr l 990 ~ .-. ,,.,7fl ll50 mo. Alt, ew, _.,/mo or c rm r, l••? 1 e om,•,
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8d b ll20 000 ---le•ll -1 o .,._ % fl na n c In I . units. &.pirate meters, dowmtaJn, $400/mo 11. adlts onl» $600 mo {714 l ~38~T·a.2arr~na 'or: $137,500. 33901 Avenlda 1ara1ea. C all John MeM J224 Huntlftston st. Call IJob 499-3816
1.-..4a Calila, SJC. 714·496·5275. C.2 IOM• T\lck«. Meyer St&.3170 hm or. 3 Ur ~·avww \'ilia. Ot·l•an
ON THE BEACH-lloblle Open House HSunday. ea.aoo. Newport Blvd. IO"""' IUDS""S OK ftce: 518-SSOO. VU, pvt <'ommuntl 1'0111. · 1WIR\f• .. tiell I040 Home 2Br. redwood•--''----.-------0-t fl00,000. e..t of l•m•. f>,'4'9LOAMUI E ·Slde, renced yard, 2 Br ,._..__ lh , d •nc Avoil Jan ;10 srnoo
••••••••••••••••••••••• deck, cedar s hakea. 5-lh.... IOI Ownswlllcarry. Near break even w ith ia~•••· 2 Br. '545. . .....,.._,on e 111Jn ', •ASSUM. LOAM hardwood Int, frplc. ....................... .., ... c .... lltr. ... lnCNDH indicated. IG-2510........... Security. pool, 16SO mo .. ~ISM
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.. H•be e ln Hunt. e!!!~~!!!~!!!~~I Auume lltAI loan: three u.. No.,.., .. maia· d rpa, 7 14 , •• 0 . 9 1 '3 Ol'Ca n \le w. hot tub
llelL l mile from ocean. OCbltfllOMT PAii bedroom that •Its on tHaau. II oth a ted h • c • d 1 a rd • n r 2lJJm.3MI Children <>K Nn Ptt~
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l'a1 k. :!37 Knox Pl. call
fnr ,111pt 1 !!26-1537 ----Nt•w1:11irl b land 2 Bdrm.
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n t;.a4 M ll3 ar.d MW appliances. 28r, cabana• trlr, aub· cw•·•laed lot: A 1rea "adal a ClaMlfted ad ii .a.. la Cl'MU••· CaU WUaoa/Plaeentla '575. 8)0 mo t'all S411 4121 aft
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GLENDAL E F l::U ERAL I la za Pha r man l.af( ment Hldgs Full li me SA\'l~GS,a leaderanthe H I:. M r Ure~fu ., l.'osta ~1t'sa. :'ll e wp ort Sa\'lng~ & t..oan 1ndustr} 768 r.~ Beach area . t'~pen en1•1.·
1s seeking a lu ll 11me BOtJKKE EP l:-iG ,h:.1:. helpful
l c ll u for the ir Sa n tanl P a) rn l l TSl.Mgmt 642 1603
Cle menlc Bran ch Personnel J ob Cost (o
The quali(1ell C'and1c.Jate
should I ) P'-' 30 wpm and
have the a b1li h ' lo •n·
terface well wit h people
Teller :.a nd new a r1·oun1s
urba n de s 11'(11 far m
SalaQ romm w exper
Pis send resum e lo
PBH. Im· . 111012 Sk )
Purk Car . Ir vine. 92il-I
CLERICAL
expenence preferred Blivkkeeper. F T . s m a ll
We orrer a n exccll.-nt
:.ta rting s a l a r ) and
benefit package Fo r am
med1alt! t·ons 1d erat1on
please appl) m peri.on o r
uHIC'e , H B Out1e.:. will
int:I a<•count~ pa~ able.
exp lhrough trial balan1·
a m us t $90<1 mo to .:.tarl
536-8832 ask fur Connie
l'all UOOKKE F:Pt-:R lie a ut (j 1 r Is 0 pc HAW All Light assemhly work in
Found Shah Tiu l'uppy. IOA M·4PM 7 days. l'hun 10.st!als a va il via nitccl. rn cndly atm osphere o lmmed1aa·openings fo r
Fem gry wht , vie HR 645 3433 LA. llonolulu Spet"ial ~mall cum p a ny n ear MOW ACCOUNT 714-491-59 30
nvn
.:.moker, tu post book:.
l hru trial balance ro
I m m ediat e open ing
OranJ!<' Count) 's lari.:es l
Ivan .:.er v1cmii comp an)
na'<b mat ure people who
enJO~ working with the
1>ubli1· Goud t ele phone
att11ulle ne,·essa n l.1i.thl typm~. IU i...e~ & som e
knowledge of e st·r ov.
helpful frmgl' b('ne f11s
Cull be1 w een !lam &
lla m ror a n a 11 pn1n l
ment. ~i ·6022. a sk fur ~tand~
cbenls of Newport Bea1·hl•---------•
CPA Firm. Some typ1n~ area 847 1059 group rates. S21UI round ocea n G<1od bt·n d1t~ Clerica l ..,... • • tnp Depa rts Del' 21:1, re 645·3632. COUM~ELORS
fi'or more info rmation Lo11l . La d ie:; Bu lo v a SPIRITUALRto;ADIN(; ·tum Jan 4 Con<los ali.o •Wetrain "
andto plarryour ;o11l·all wrist wat c h, 011 bench, IOam·IOPm Pull) lit''d. avail C all A l1 s(l ni-----------t·fo'Ulltimc,part t1m e
GLENDALE
FEDEi AL
SAYINCS
ili().88111 PRODUCTION
CONTROL • <:OM He a ch Rew a r d 49'l·7296 or 492 9034 181 631-4000or 673 2627 ASSIMILE•S/ temporary
642 5678 67., ""''I S C u I S SOLfrE•EaS •Tra vel to various loc a l • ~::;!" __ amino n ea · •a SEU.. idle 1Lern:. w111. a
Sell idle items 642·56781 Clem~ Daily Pilot Classlf1ed Ad We have m m ed 01>en br&m·hes-mile a j!C' paid i n g s ( o r a s •l.()('at1ons arc . ~.~=·-=-•~!?~IS~~••••~!?.~~.~~.~ .... !~!.~~.~~ .... ~~~.~ !e~~~~~~~ldo~r~rsm~~ts~ (~n~;e~~~o~t~~~~a 0
ex per Wall Ile r cquir d Hcqw rc rncnts
NEED MONEY
61 CahO.
lftdntri•• s.c1e ... 11te.
CA 92672
IOOICKHPH F /C
Npt. Bch . in ves tment
firm has o pening . per ex
pans1on. ror f C ('Om ·
m1ss1ons bkpr d e t ail
orien t ed p erso n
computer knowledi;te a
Equal Opportunity mus t s k 1 I If u I o n
Employer telephone & P R v.ork ~~~~~~~~~~~!Maturity necessar) Call r 64().0123
CLERK
If vou need monev for unv reason and you need II fust. i.tlvt! rn1 a <all Wt'
won't ask you a 0 IOl of personal que!ltions or pul you lhrOul(h the :trcl
del(ree lo get a loan You 'II rind us nH'l' 10 talk to ancl easy 10 deal with
to solder hooks. t urrcl •TyJK? 45wp m
terminals . wire solde r & • fo~ x P e r 1 c n c e d
touch.up PC)l Must be c us to m e r s e r vice
exper 'c1 al s old e ring pubhc cuntarl work
circuit boards . Apply al. •Own trans portation
Mattw S,.ciaftlH quired
1640 Monrovia. C.M . •Highly flexible W t-.: PR OV I U
._6'2_·•24•27----E•O•.•t:... EXCt:LLENT SALARY
Responsib11it1es w all "'an
elude Misc t yping &t m
mg, updating records
and loggin g of Jo b s
Abtlat y t o u p dat e
matenal movement with
work In process.
•We offer a st ablt' w or k
environment with an ex
cellent sa lary ad benefit s
packaf'e. including paid
Life, Medical and De ntal
lnsura nct . P ension P lan
with high intt'resl rate.
one wtek vac a t10• 11(\e r 6
mo nths and 11 pailj
holjdays per year T HIS
POSIT ION M UST BE
FI LL ED IM ·
MEDIAT ELY. Please
appl.y a l PERSONNEL
S 1st. 2nd. 3rd Real ~-:state lnans
S S500 lo S.'iOO. 000
S All types of property
S Any Cahfom ia area s No c redit check
S Your t.>quity only re ference needed
S Even 1f behind an payments
Use money ror any rea son
P ayment plan may be tailored lo your bud11et
S No balloon payment necessary
S lnt.-resl only loans·a vailahle
S No disturbing your Isl loan
S Compare our costs with others
S /\pp'Ls your home or our oHtce
For information call
GOLDEN PLAN of CALIFORNIA
Open every day 9-7. exce pt Sund ay
For App't. Call COiiect
1213l 581•0290
1852 Pacific Ave.
Long Beach, Ca. 90806
. .... .. _ _._,.. _____ .....
omcea Throughout
Callfom ia. Call Toll free
ror office ne1rHt you
l .. ONl2·761 I
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'"" & B E NE fo'I
Auto
Mecha nic for Fo r e ign
Car repair. App ly an
pe rson, 2073 llar bor
Blvd,C.M. (rear)
P ltOG R.1-MS
Please ca II.
Jack Clark
<714 ls.46·2300
2700 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mes». CA 92626
You 're betler off at
CALIFORNIA
FEDERAL
SPilMJl&L ...
Ame r ica 's L a r gest
Federal
Equal Opportunity
Employer
AUTOMOTIVE TECH
Seekin g romp e t e n l
a utomotive technic ian
possessin g x lnt. com -
munication s k ills l o
m a int a in ar o p e r a t e
service fa cility Send re·
awne to: Service/Pa rts
Training Man ager , De
Lorean Motor Compa ny. ~S. East Main St. Irv.~~~~~~~~~!!!
A flctltloue 8ueln•n N•"'• St•te11Mna llled #Ith th• County Clerk le
velld tor .ftve ,e••• llft•r
which 11-contln•lrtt bll•ln••-'""9t ,...._,
Pul>llcotloft le --ry onl• II thoro •••
ch•ntH. c.ir "'° L ... I Dep.,t111ona 01 tho
DAILY "ILOT fo r
1nlor 111•tl on end
noeHHfY '°""'·
142-4321 1at.m
$1.17111r DAY
That's AL L you pay
fora
30day a d
mlhe
DAILY PILOT
SEIVICE
lllECTOIY
DO IT NOW!
642-1671
91'l714. Claullled Ada are the --------1, · _..i f bet _..,. to a 111eceuful Hew eomeUWal you •.-a SeWq an)'thift1 with a
YOU re luua 0 1 or• · ••••-or y--" 181 .. 1• It'• to..U? Cluailied eds do Daily Pilot Cle11ified Ad ter job, you won't want l.t ---'"" "" m.iu the employment a beU• ••Y '°tell more It well -Call NOW. II • simple melter .
colwnm in Cluaified. people! IOSJI. J\Mcall Mz.5171.
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T'IUVl X, INC ........ o. ... -.. e..i...·
18JS Rltchel Street
Suta Ana. C• '2'705
Equal Opp Emplyr 11 /F
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~~~~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~~ ... ;.?!.~! '~~~ ..... ?!.~! ~y. ~ember 10, 1980 CWLY PILOT ij89 ~!'~~~ .. ~ ..... !~.~ .. !!~ ..... !!.~!!~~~ ..... ~!~.~ ...... L ....,w..w 7100:t!W-.tM 7100 MllipW..W i 'oo
'u1ttvd111I 'hore11 8 I ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• •• t'huaht R1llua1 t'lerll 5 day. wllnda 'fraln IECEPTIONISJ/TYPIST Rap. man lo drive• d retwy SIC'Y ,41C
£as-nenud lntenlate Mua w111e. R•11ular in lite mal n l on l1u 'I'· SI/Ml j'or IUda. Co• to ~ lmT lr\M.'~U\11 cum pan) Cut1t• 4'rtUft MT0020 car1/yachts/pool1, etc.1.5, Law office, airport Con1truc t1 o n:;AM:·
M a
6491~ KENNt:L 'M't:N Ot:NT Residential real estate office has an Bondable·Uve nr North area, xlnt typist. som e helpful, mu s,-~pe
·-.. 6WALOHICI Mun Fri. llAM 5 30PM openi n g f or a well groomed La&una w /Cal. driv legal prefe rre d. C all 55wpm 75wpm, 1ood
A Private Man.a1ement Firm ii n-... l)pm11 r«fwred ror •d 6441262 d)i., 640·6G88 Pt!r son able indiv idual. Mus t be I.le l&d record. Odd hr1. belorelpm8SHl811. _ Phone skill• & fr't'JJ of·
1. • .,.. ti 1 .., h I Mo.aal.1·771·2399. tk e appearance~1~all 1ee .. 1n1 rt Noaulbl~. mature v•neenwnt 1• 1 ;,(' 00 evl'tl experienced with typing skilla of 45-60 !Secretary Le1a1 Invest· Mon·f)'I 549·8068 )len ra·..11..1-t t , ''al:_ ..... In .. _ L G11.t1lu1tht No •• 111.1r Sal t Reitaurant ment Con1ullant •eeks ba k De I 11U1U11 O """ tnc •auna nt•et>n•o > fo'arm eh LAMDSCArl wpm. ary commensura e w/exp. _·_c __ v_e opment o.
Hills area Tht' J 11re n w f, very 111.ur .. nn• ~roup lni.111lle r . t>x v 'd & License p referred . Call Suzan. Day lime Personnel. e xp'd person w /legal ·•• • ,.11.111~1"'.,, ...to<1tuo 1'.<> ... ti h c:c:9.9400, H ostess /Cas hier , sec'y 1k1Us . Colllns As· S.C'yfleceit• 'o tat ~ " eut•riil.'lu· •0~11 l'rl' "" 8us p e r son & F ood .socaates, 567 San Nicolas Accurat e typing ;f.-g&oo ~---------1 197 21~ • Ser ver for Chuck Wagon Dr. •302 N.8 publil' relations 191por •••cu OPlaATOIS Candtdat~ mu t l>t! able tu dnl wllh
tbe pubUr " ht-a tom member WtJ
•HI lr&Ln, but cand d aet must huve
U(·~tlent drlvint r•l'e>rd fov~r 21.
fnsutan('t" ttiqui rttml'nt} & be able lo
l'<'Ul't' f°lh II driver's hr Full &
P'H1 tJnw avail
..-CHANICS
W ill maintain naall fl t-el o f
aunt btcses Fleet maintenanct! .:xper pref d
l'lt>nC'.il
Pleb~ conlat•l
Mr ....... 1f4-IJM1tl
c ., '~ s..u.. Ille.
h oin ~UJI opp0ri'irh1l v r mplO)'t'I
l>eh\l'r) man fur (,,\
l'lllll.'S to homc11 10 l ' ~1
&11 8 Jti .1111 ,
~S $450 mo , honu:.
£.Npcnd.il>lt• l'a1 :, 11; I Ult
or~ "!llQ
(~t'llenll L iquor 1'..t1t ttmll _ _ , Apply 1n person daily -- - -tant for tommunifry as
Tlw ..._. ley C ... 11 W{-ck_.nd~. ~111,hls Mui.l -3-SPM C razy Horu Secretary for Newport soclaUon. Some ~h
.. iri hlnt' l':i~h r~K1111e1• ex Sl ea k House . 1 5 II (] Beach Cl'A firm. X.lnt bookkeeping wou'ti be
•• ••: ""'t1t•m'(' ti®! l'IJccnlw Orrice Brookhollow Or. Sanl1t lypang & 10 Key .Adding helpful. Salary • ·tlm
C l' M CAREER OPPORTU~ITY Ana, 549·1512 skills required . Please menl>ura t e w itfl" ~x ...... Club lerll A " --C'all 644-6156 for a ppoint· perience. Call Joatt•'tao
l'ull uuw mui.l ll•• 11 vu1I MAJMTIHAHCE MAH Restaurant help needed. m ent. ner al 673-6170 belt~l een
wknil ,, M u~.a l ~IHI Needt'd for S~t Sun J · Parttimedap .$.1.75/hr ---9am&4pm ·t
5(Noum ... for lun"h help. N1uht SE''RETARY -wt "' ti :..>l\M 1211uoi1. $1 08 hr I 14fw ..11 .... I ~ " " ~I Re•t•r•tM9r. l'rt \ vi Ftu v1, c.;8 11 •p r ••p••••t newpert/lr••• pos itio n s uva i'l abl e . To m g ml. tyµ1ng Ser•ic•StwM...,.,.'t
l''ullt1nl(' M u~lhr..t\..itl tal~lllorapJ>I • •ntt I ....... 1•111••111 I•-$3 .25 hr Appl ) 60WPM.pubhc relutions. Mgr .Sal +'!, +vaci1t111n
l'\l1' & wk1ul11 -.... ,.,. ,.,. ....... ie4fy......_ be..... Waenen;chnitzel. 250 so. mature. exper req N lJ buyout plan. 673·~
PenweiCe.rk ..._,& ........ IM•flt• Bris tol, C M. or l'all E.O.E. Send resume to u:.wl .... GM'"g";-1:\i.•E H1hnaual M ui.1 l> IH! Mamlenanl't' 957-07l7. Class ified Ad tJ802. Dully ..., " "' n I" ~1>m Full tun~· r.fon MAIHTEHAHCE ------P ilot Newspapt'r . P O OPEIAT R, it
f-) r H :JO S l'lt'U!>t' ''1111 B.ICTRICIAN • DATA ENTRY Restaurant l:Jox JS60. Cos ta Mesa, for marine canvas & up
Cor ap1>l 1..i~. 7:J.'ltl. '1u11 ;i. ~ruWanf( Ur;.t co mfj( • GENERAL OFFICE Johnny's Res taurant 1s ~/it626 holster~ products ,l>frm "'1:1 II JO 5 l'U u. i>l't'kln~ an elel'ln • RECEPTIONIST now h.in ng for the follow-flame Position ava~1Eic. ~----------i t·1a11 to kel'IJ elet•lnral ang posit ions : Prep SECRETARY per pre ferr eJ,,1j :11 ~--_ -_ -_-=---~" ~~r~nr\, su~h"'atst ~~~n;, •SECRETARY ~:kts~s:ro~l=~h~:~k~. j.~~ bu::~:~~~::;~cr";,~~: benefits 645·2~4 ~
c:t·ncr:il OH1 t·1· LETTERMAN f d b 1 SHIP P IN<; • ·•• :.I.\ 1tt•hboarrls & clct• Busboys. Apply in pe rson e r r e · u nut RECEI VING C.:l.E:,RK
S.c'y /Recpt. m •al ml•t h:m rsm:. rn gd TRANSACTIO.N SERVICES only from 3-5pm. Mon necessary. Type 40 wpm . Sm lu1· ufr 'J rll't.> IJO!> revJu l'l·rfvrrn , arrou:. Fri 2250 E. l7th. S.A 548·9391 _ Fum manufacturer J~ok
Nn ~hathnc.I net l,llt' c.Jutll':. :.ut·h d!> r('planu~ INC ---ing for woman I<> <lo
hkµg lll'ft'l'tl\ 1• wiriiil( & m ak • Restaurant quality control. labilillZ)il( 1-'rc~& E o 1-: 1111,: 1·1111111·11111m 10 nel.\ Call Personnel: 1~i~70 Oysterlarm• SIClnAIY organwng s hapmt.-ms . ln111c 1'1.•r..,11111wl \gcn1·) clec·trll·.il u"lallatwns, • Apply 10 person lo The with property manage· loggrng inc .. 1mrng :.up ~ E 17th, C.:ol>ta i\h·:.a replat•tng ,m µ.irt:. 111 Rust y P elican . 2735 ment background Mus t plies Salary Lia sct.l ,,n
Swle224 642 IHU mot ir '1'' ~ r p r· H t)'pe S0·60wpm. Prefer exp &15·0:llu 11
'AYIOLL CUllC
Health t Jrt' l'Olll11.i n; Ill
lrv111e hit.!> u11 up1:t1J.tU; for
d tic.1 pucell 111>.ll\ rJu<a l
who 111 rnoll\Jll•<l & ha ...
<1b1lit) lo v.urk Wt•ll 1111
der l}re:.11urt' I :!\ 1'
pa yroll l'XIJl'rll·111·l' cle
s1rable, !Jul 1101 n·q u1 rt•tl
K1iowle<IJ.:l' 111 ti 111 kl'\ a
mu:st liottll "lar1 i 11 g
!t a lary & xl11 1 trr 111:l· hen<'f11~ t>..il·k .1g(· 1"111
more 111formu 111111 & 111
ten'll'\4 . t•1111t1n·1 !'>llti nm
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1 ... -................... __ lillll.-I-' ~. ~ . ) ~ c~per ------ac·1 ic<.;oast wy ex""r with c•od ... d acct s. ,. _ _ W l' u 11 1• r 1· x l' l' I 1· 11 ---..... "
Ot!lr v1.•r> Un\l'r fur <1ut1J lll'nl'l1t1> 6. l'11m 111·1111"" PAINT SALES REAJ.ESTATESALES ~---------1 C a l l Sand y Bu r n s. µart:. Mu~i ht• 18. hJ\C GUARDS w:,1.:e' St•ud v11ur a c Par t lime. Tul.'s 5 Hi 9, Start the new year b y 1n Restaurant ~~.Coastal Person Shoe sales. full tame 141lh
or w ,out e xµ, or" wrll
tram. Good t•o benefit-.
Apply rn person 9alJ\ to
lla m Mon thru 1-'rr. $1 Jn
dard Shoes . :J117i~o
OnsLul. c.; M
gtl llriv 1111: r1'('(1rll & !<ult & 1rnr1 t111H· All :.urrwlu w :I "t S neasrni,: yuur earnings McDON ... LD'S n
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l.ACgMency, 2790 Harbor v ~ area~ lJnr(orm.-li•r·ii "' C(. J 11 l 1Jm ome 1.•x11 . "'
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n-now t' M Aµ11I) .11 lluh ·' • u Box um;11 Kerni f'ima H"r.1,.,.,r .. l.\llh our new high l'Om N h f II •-A" "Ir, r r ·11 ·' ' .. un., ~. 1 .. ow 1nng u w pa rt NEVL'RA""EL' E.0 .L'. Auto Supply i;,rn i 4ti.J .,c:-. 4 " " ,. • l' rt'u 1>.111) l'ilut 2600 11;.irl.Jor Hlvd l M tnl),~11111 pus •10n ui. pro lime Days, eves. G r eat .,, r "' r_ A.~k lor<.:lauc.lt• wt•konit• :'lit• <'Xl)l'I' nc1· I'() Uv.~ lat1ll ~ram pim---------lllf \ l l I W careeropportunities. On-1 ---" I' P ' •11 ' ,. r' .1 l'11~1a \11•:-..1, 1'.11121\:!tl Part Time c µrout.lly offl'r. IJ I, · t•r 11 t .., I"'· l" 1 lhe·job trainin g. Fo rl SECRETARY emlH1!>lral111·~. · rr ~.,t. l ,,.. io11 ••l'' 'll'l', hti 1-· 1) 1-: NHd Holiday $? . ,.,~t resu c luc<1t11111.
Suµcr Markei... } 011r W 5th SI !->antu An.1 111 :>.'l•wµurt UeiJc·h more info .. call: 754·9943. 70 WPM, no shorthand. STATIONEHY STOfl¥!°'111 an'u. l'ar llt'l'l'!>i.ltr\ 1cn11,w hr' !112 & 1 1. Temporary Chrrs lma?> .l'rule~!twnal ib:.o<•i. o r inquire a l 3 141 applicants need abO\C CtlM lll'ed ~ s a ll.'~<Jd\
s:JliU µr h r 5.11 0;17·1. :\'lo111"ri .\1,\Nll'l Rl 'i l ... hrSllH m o openrngs for crcd1tC"urd ,1,n\all'Scl'relary H arbor Blvd <.:osta!average !t pellrnl( & Fume 5 tla y~ ,~)iii
1 I I I <rnlhoniallon oµerJtlJr~ \I 1 Mesa grammar s kllb word
t-: 0 E M 1'
54llfllll,21:11i7i 1133 llAHU\\'.\ll~.SJ\l.1-.S rl'll 111 "" ..it·1.1 ~u un, Start l mmecll · 1 1 , • emJcr 6.bourdof p c 1 k. d l.\IJrkini.:rnn ds bvttil.t l
l 'J lmllt•. L'~I (1111111.\ lllRI • a l' ~ realtvrs -----ro ei.:.mg Jae• j(r<1un I~ frne dten1t!le Phone Clen cal DENTAL REC EPT. \µµI ) 111 pl'r ... un H 11111 dl"••n•d tto11i 1;1;-1:1 • """11 7 days per wci•k • ~al11Jnal rt!111cauon R helpful 752-0234 llar<l"'arc 1112 1 ln111l' lluur:.avatlab ebt'lwt•l'n µriJgrum nt•rant tii51hliJforappt
DEPT. CLERK 1-'or offH'l' rn S1111lh II u tWt.'Sldtff l'la1u1 :I/ H 1-----------' 'J,\,\I 'iPM S3 70 h r A1111 ,, II f Sandwich bar & k1lche n1im----------1·----------Lea<l111~ Org l°ll mfi: Uenlal exper nt'l'l'SS,1n I h \I F !JAM 4pM J "'1"' or aµµornl he lp, full & partime 1 Secretary •. ~·o l!t seek1n.: mdr\ 1duJI Front tle:.k p rcfrrrcd
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HELP WANTED. MARKETING 1 · TYMSHARE I ~~:~\i~J,~~111r I.Ml~ OI S3 75 hour Xlnl wvrkmi ADMIHISTIATIVE .(' • or~µl L'll'rl.11 .. i. Mu,.,1 !#ill~ SALESREP TRANS"'CTIO... . . -lond Lo:. Ca ballerv:. ASSISTANT
type 4514µm & kn<)\\ 10 •. · "' "" :., I t-.., ltacquet Clulr: 1-'nuntam• s~oc k e' IJ \ ~ 1 .. h 1 DENTAL ASSISTANT In t·all 1lll lh·adcr _ _li:._ SECRETARY ~£ttV1CE> -"'~ -~t~,,a1e, , -. · · Hap1dl} gro w1nl! firm K --. ,.. r I L--1. f \alle} 55' 3734 IOC'aled In -~··wport .. n-.l*Hl~ltthttt'!'I n11 IUl11'",___ f"'T9t>3 563-1 l•lNne~' an i1u nt:. i;r a1 2462 D..-ont Dr. Ir•. -"'CJ or a ~ .~.1 l)pin~ frl1111: & lo:l'n q•r11,,1nJ.: ~1 011 J.'rr EOI:: .,... ~1 I<' II HewCar•er? SALES J:-o;T IJESll;:\ 8{'a c h is seek in g a CLERKS ··.·.
den l'<.tl1tu11t'' l )r J.:t•n DEHTALRECEPT. !MM SP~I B<"l' 1 l'Om 1-·ur a ,ali•,,ollrn• :-\hut1 lil J111n1hell•ader :-.-o .... 111 flarr for del·vralrn.11 da\ersifred.topnolt'h J :. 1>fC' t'XIJ requ1n'll Aµph AccountinCJEXpr. 1111:.:.ron lu 11l'IH'lil.' hd\l'K IU\1, l'\Jll'IH'll••·j PASTEUP lcr\1t•wrni: for P•l'llrons helpful Flexrule hr!> ~•sla nt with e xt·el Jnj)l.'r~o11 l'art or full lime 4 da\ Wrll lr<.t rn :-.:eal ap ~lu'I ha\I• ,hit li 11111r & l'.1n time person nt·l·•ll•d •n rl·Ul l':.lale ..,;,ill·!> W 1n11n 4\i!.I 1-Uil !thorthand & l)pml( :.kills
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CLERK
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Fri IOAM '.I PM W ill
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SALES CLERK
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will indullc prot'l''~'"l-t
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Menter Specialties
1640 Monruv1,1. C M
642-2427 E i I E
COLLEGE STUDENTS
Work full or pa rt 11 nw
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producU, 1 Ht't arl Sa il's i
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ACCOUNTS
PAY AILE
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642-2427 E 0 E
COOK
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perienced . Part or roll
lime. lrvme. 551-453:1
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SECRETARY
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porar) & full tt m(' Call
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t<> 5 JO pm, Mon lhru Frr Ht:.t.te~~ m l'r 21 F T or must h • .n l' giJ clrl\ iug 1 ,. 1n learning .dmul lfl\ e:-.1
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**SECRET ARIES* •
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Recpt TSO funSlll.200
TellersC31LagBC'h $9,!IOU
Wfr HappySpotS12.000
L12 Rea~ers Agency
-6020 Birch Est '64 EOI::
Newport,833·8190 Free
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EXEC SECRET"'RY fos.5 hr 1·ar M5 $123 111 l.'rl1wulr1111,il 111•111111 ... · a\tnl!!> Jll "'1 1 ••I! rt>(1u1r1'fl fi;JI l1)0IJ "' dunni: iour l'lllr ... 11111 Ill intcrc..,1 11 par() holrda''
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SECRETARY
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nnt rl:'(1111red Great pos1-
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and make Rood c-ommon l!ea!'h , lt tfl•rc n l'e« . . . 1-.qual 0 1JPl .> Empl\ r ing agency nced s sharp. t·ount exe1·utrve Must ProdUCtl•On
sense deers ions t\pµlr llt..>('(lcd Call 7tlCHl745 Motels .vi F cneq(et H' person for ha\ c frrendl} ph11n e
l'antsshoulclha\·eexl'cl HOUSEKEEPER F ront des k & l'llX fronl rl c1.k llc 4 uires m anner.aC'C'urate ly ping
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Some aC"counl1ng exrr adulll> Rd:. &intervrcw l} 1n i>t·r son S i\N ll e av y a ss embl y . reqwred T he Sanborn account coordrnator. l72lllrchStre•t Typesetter
pref rcq "cl. Salary open C'LEMl::NTJ-: INN LTD rrn1sh1ng 768-2954 ('n 714·640·8444 Phoneus loday9~7-9300 Mewportleoch ,
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s.ourceful rnd!v rdual. .\Ion. F'ti 9AM -S.J OP M Porary group contact furn. Compelrtive wage lhru 1-'rr for N e wport must S H helpful. but Secretary rnd1 v1dual Our b=ts
Contacdt Mr Free~ at To care for lovely Balboa Kathy 631 4062 & benefits 536 1452 Ueach 0"veluper Fron t not reqwred Great pos1 SENIOR include med1t·al & al
Unit e lnrlustrres . 3 ----' tron for self·mot1vated • SICRETAIY 1nsurance &credll 11'i1 .... ~n .
COUNTER help for don ut
shop. AM & PM shifts
a vl. No exp. nee. Woman
pref. Apply rn person .
Oippily Donuts. 1854
Newport 81, CM
714/644-9812 Peninsula Home & NURSES F~EE P ROJECT IONIST office appearnm·e. ~ood rndiv w advancement 0 u r D' r e c tor o I Appl) in person be~ e n
-----school age c h ildren . Experiencedmon union 11hone vo1c'e. depe ndable poss rbalr ta es . l'a ll Manulacturino has a" 9a m Spm M ond a y
F I 8 E R G L A SS Must speak Englis h & Practical nurses, aides. p lrme. 675·4580. art.I cur 675 4725 Catherine a t 751·6271. i mmed nee"d for '"a thr ough F't1day
For eman , 3·11 s hift have xlnt references. c 0 m Pan 1 0 0 s & N rt Be h n.--c t
M _,.. "··IJ 673 7643 aft. 6PM •-domestics. Li ve in1out . 6PM IRl'.:Cl::PTIONIST L'ronl _!,~ ac -secretar) with 3 5 .\·r" of ._.._..,.. oas
COUPLE WANTED
Manage sma II business
Part-lime. Will train
Call for appt &4fl 3279
CUSTODIAN
Head Custodian needed
by HW'llington Beach Cl·
ty S c ho o l Di st .
a..-vregor Yac hts. 1631 on.,_ wknds. w fulltrart tame posrtrons -. uHice appearan(·e Light SECR ETA Ry 'd re<>ent exper . p rt>ferabl) D~ Pilat P lacentia,CostaMesa ------__ avai now Pro Shop M ana g"r •1 b 2 ·exp th f • '""'W •St t " ly prnl( .. s t 1 p f w1 1n manu act urane ""711 aJ ree ---l .... S R AIDES IH ACTION needed Are you ;oun1f' · 1 u. e ame, s m . 0 c Lagun a environment Candidat( l'06l& Mesa. CA 926 ~ FtLECLERK "U ANCE p IS . Active'> Middleauc~ nrchan<'e for ad vance Beachpubhsher497-3600 mustbeablalol"pe60+ 6424321 La La ersonnc ervaces ., 111ent S8SO mo + liberal --------"' -' rge insurance agenc~ 'rge tnsurance !lgency of Orange County. Inc. older"' Play tennis and be> n e f 11 s A 1 1 SECRET ARY wpm & able to use a dr<' Equal ~pot t;mplo ~r
has immediate opening has immed o pe ning . for 695Town Cente r Dr 11730 nl'ed a li;t or 2n<l Joh ~ · PP Y n d taphone, s horthand skill~ i ...................................... __
for fast, e nergetic filin g Account Representative. <:ostaMesa 545-0500 Call 497-2286 bl'lween pe r :. on •.t am r It o n wante fo r busy up would be a definite plus I Doing BuaJneaa '1·
clerk. Paid co. benefits. Sala r y comm w /ex· ---_ 3.5PM Pamutier Construr t1o n. holstery & decorating co M 1 h b
CallLinda :848·8348. perience. Co. benefits. •OFFICE f>L',RSON "'O R ---2915 Red Hrll Ave Suite Mustbegd t ypist&ablt u s ave a ove 1' Under A
SUN7-Sl300/mo. de pend· 1i---------i inl on e1tperience. Apply Linda: 848·83411. MISC INDOO R & OUT· aide·dnver Musi have . 951·2965 __ Shou.ld be able 10 e ffcc • N•mc?
Xlnt. working cond . Call GAR o EN c ENTE R . P tr Housek eeper & 1o r t'-200C M. 557 7951 o wor w tpeop e C. & be able to use a 10 key. Uf I .. r t k 1 • M average numerical s kills 1 ~ Flctltlo I
73514lhSt. H.B. 536·8851.
DATAINTRY
Paruime days, flexible
houn. Will train. ~57·7314
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RLE ClEn J NITO DOOR WO RK. IM2 811f>6 car t h a t w l II ho Id Heception 151 '! Y P•~t · SICln'"IY·LR.A '"LS lively communicate w11~ A R --wheelchair. 640·2746 weekends R es idential "' ~"' all levels of personnel ~~ i For Newa Department. Full time exper. waxe r. • IJfFIC( M"I ~ real estate om ce needs Irvine. 2·5 years exp. for ln addition lo a very . / .,
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cellent frin1ebenefits JANITOR bu sin ess In N e wport Noexper. nee. 951·5024. Ucense preferred. Ca ll <714 >833·3622. benerits & a highly com
Some ty ping required, Topwages 979·3923. • P/for Fff health food PT rece pt io ni s t 6 attorney law firm . competitive salary . we .. -l ;;:J!'t 1'
hours 6AM-3PM . Ex· -Oneperson office.SmaJI saJes.Fa ntastic lncom e . Sat /S un 8 :30-S :OO . Salary neg. Call Fran offer a full r a n (!e of ' ' ._ .
f'orappolnlmenl, call Immediate opening In Huch. l:lookkeeprn" & Suian SS9·9400 __ .,. __ _..,.., patable work e nviron · All • '4~4321 Id 277 Irvine/Newport Be11ch secr'"t I ·" ~·~-... m•nt P leas "Ont"' t "•• -......__, ....... 1 Dlll • • . " aria expe rience RL'•.L ESTATE SALES •1e-10 .... IST Major. Ne wpor.t Center ... . e ~ .. c nc1111eu1 "•-· ,... .. I 1, Counter • Prep Help ~I COAST area, ror a nighl·shlfl requlrl'il. Send resume ""' " _...' " I f k L Pft'IOftnel office et ••• " ,.....,._"'"'" j DAILY,ILOT Janitor IOPM .fiAM to: All ll8l1. Daily Pilot, If you are intere sted In With or withou t typing aw irm see 1n1 eg1I MmfwrC.-c191tMs C•Uflty ~ Tiie DAfl 'Needed. •lao caterlnr.. Good frin ge benefits Bo 1~ c M 926 making a c hange o r needed. Top pay. Tern Secretary, inl~lllgence, ...,.... ,.LOT ,....._. tM..,.. I
!:xperienced aptly n 330W. Bay Street package. For inltrvlew, -x __ .:, · 26...:.... seeking a new career in porary & full time. Call (d skills• previous leaal l640Monrovia, C.M · •"4 -... ........ lot CM
,..._, Newport l~or Coat• MeH contact Lai S loUon o,tonatrfc Office Real Estate, call and aak Tod Services at 979-8900 up req. Pl use c all~642~·M~2'1~~~~~E~.O~.E~. cu•••"'•"· " ''" •• :
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FLORISTS
2701 Herbor Blvd . .-1oe c.~1
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RUTH'S ANTIQUES
10% to 20% discouAt with ad.
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2940 Grace Lane
Unit A
Costa Mesa
(714) 549-9922
Entertaining
• is easy .•.
-.wrth a little help from vour
one-stop party shop. Qua I ltv
Hallmark paper partvware Is
bright·and festive, and coordinat-
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halls In minutes. Hallmark even
makes clean-up easv !
B1)'SIDE.t PHA RM_a£X . -
1016 bayslde dr. • newport beach
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760-0111
HOLIDAY
SPECIAL
5 Free Visits With
Every Hew Membenhip
We will honor your membership w1tt1 any
other salon -11 you buy a memt;>ersh1p with
our salon
Give 1t1e g1f1 mat keeps on g 1v1rJ
A 15 Visit ~lft C...+Hk.t.
To y_. Fett• C...tw
169 E. I 7tt. Stn.t
Costa MeM 642-1045
SPARKLE ~ <t ~~·f:::." ....... \.)
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WITH YOUR OWN
SPECIAL HI-LITES
FOR THE HOLJDA YS
HAIR CO LOR BY VIKTORIA
GAG GIFTS for:
Off ice Parties
"The Boss"
Adult Parties
Also
Santa Suits &
-Santa Helper
Costumes. Stocking Stutters
WONDERLAND of FUN
HO V(. IM St., C.M. 645-tOU
~ A"ARD "INNING 4i1 Jt' I New York Style
-----s CHEESECAKE . W RETAIL· WHOLESAL! ·CATElllG
*SPECIAL*
AMARETro CHEESECAKE
Frtt Sample Prior t o Purchase
MR. D'S CHEESECAKE CO.
698 W 191tl SI COSTA MESA 631-5318
Of'{N I~ MON $111 • r•f OflM.11'1'
Suncloy ICM 't n 0ec.
EnCJl"C"able Gifts For heryw
Money Clips, Charms. Tankards.
Flasks. Pen Sets. Goblets.
Baby Things. Bowls
Pewter-S1lver-Armetale
NOACK'S
I 70 E. I 7tt. St .• Costa Mna
646-1141
We r>0w ...,,.. a llO(>d Mlec:l11>n of Je .. ieo -.,,. Atllioue Poe•.,
Watches l>Y Eto•" '1•tn111on W•Hl\am •nd Ome9A
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For hwy-~ JEWEi.HS M"'' or L.elles' RING RESIZING SPECIAL
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No Co1h1me Jewelry or lnd11n f urQuO•.M
Oe stQ.nflt & ManYfacturftl ol F •M ..kl"#eH'V W•tc.h
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I IOS Mewport M.&. C.M.
All Work Done on Premises 645-5160
645-JZll
Weekdays
10·5 :30
_,,,..,, ~'+-"'!Y'-.~~ Sundays I "~•.I 12-4
CHRISTMAS
POODLES
I hllgrt!n Squtore
270 1-.: 17th St
Cost a Mesa. CA 92627
71 4 J 645-1909
Regular si ze & teacup Sile too Put a Poodle in your
child's stocking on Christm as Mominic
We can layaway now for you So call or visit Sherr y s
Poodle Parlor.
ZOJOI II•• ... Dr. 5-ttt AM
(7141 546-2848
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Ifs Surprising What Happens
When You Give the Right Book
to the Right Person!
GIFT BOOKS o n
Art, Architecture, Interior Design, Landscape, Architecture, En ergy
HENNESSEY & INGALLS, INC.
lttOP IY TlUPttONI
(714) 540-6400
FREE GIFT WRAPPING
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L e a th e r bu s i n e s s c a s e s • '( "';;' Present This Ad & Receive
L eatherette vinyl busi ness cases • "W · "Gemsonic" Jewelry Cleaner
• SOlid walnut desk & wall clocks • At& -SI 4.tl ¥ .. ~th Purchase of
So Ii d o a k & a c r y I i c k i l c h e n : 100 00 Or Mort
accessories • Plus many other fine &
unusual gifts at great savings.
(Limited supplies)
no I w. Moore St. Ulllt I s.... AM
OC s-. Meet 557-6127 s.t Dll. S-14t
SANTA
CLAUS
would like to visit your home
or office party. Call for appt.
• 963-1561
PUT SO.. MA61C IM YOUI HOUDA YS
with The Gambler. Wizard or Medicine Man
Spark up your party. Call Johnny La Montia
963-1561
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U dinner plates, oyel
blu la 1old . $150. m.1'40.
I QMAT CHIHSTMAI
GIFT
2 Hendmede Crocheted
bedspreed.I, 1 1old .
t while. box queen u .
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JUST ARRIVED FOR c•snw
~each Cruisers by PeuJeot Sl30.00.
2 speed Puch 's 1825.00.
THI MCM'•Dl• 6470 Welt CMll Mwt ... .,... .....
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646-4026
<live a gift that says 559-8060
"I love you" in the
language of flowers ti __
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..... Oelic.1tetv hand sculpted gold
rose pendenl 11 signed or~ 1n11f,
touched with I sparkling diamond
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GENUINE
IUIMESE
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fine jewelry
640.1611
':.I/I Gi•e Dm1ce es1011s
for Chrishnas
Dorottty Jo._.•
HI I Lest.Hwy.
Carou .. MGr
Dorothy Jo D..ce Shldlo
H t·5 I. Csr.Mwy.
Cor-. .. Mw
673-341.0
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369 L I 7tta Street
Cott. MeM 646-I 100
"Mon U, Y-..._.. For TM HelHMy•"
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tshelled)
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Stefl ~ tw '-c ..
Ju 1 t I n t ame l o r
C hrlstmus! Colonial.
wood sld.ln1. shake roor.
compl rurn .. many
Items handmade 1700
In vested. 6'6·0424 art.
6pm
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h u n d p 11 1 n t e 11 fl 1 n s
anlmulx a nd lar.:c
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with "The Country l.ook Now op·n
Thur Fri-Sat . 11 S
Cunncry Vililtf(C . <1 17
Jli.l St . Nt·wp on
Rearh 673 3388
THE PEDAL PUSHER
PllSatn llCYCLI SWAP .-T & SHOW
Accessories. antaQues bikes cruisers & INtuzzer!>
The Biggest selectron 1n Ca1ttom1a
2109 ... .,... ll•d., M.wporl-..Ch
C7 I 4t 67~2170
MYLAN'S
ORl8'r AL GIFTS & JEWELRY
Sped .. We n..llMJl•'-J & Clwft.._
--·---OFF -E * .-..1 SMrts •
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-Ctwi"-GHh & Toys 20%
I 125 Newport ll•d.. Coste W... 54 .. Z 141
PAUU'S "OUT or
THIS WOILD"
~ADI
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l11credlbll' f1 llJK :olS t-
dchvl•ry Ord<'r now for
C'h ris1mu' ~1rt~ t.
partit•\ ~5 1717
ONet Ide•
For Chrtetmeel
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Coal ~'IOO Jo'aw11 t:sroad
Tari l.amb JJ«k••l $300
545 61191
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AKC Mult..., & Female
CeH 557-2121
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Freeland's Pre-Anti~ues
864 W. 19th, C.M.
642-7331
Restored American oak sideboards
tables, chairs, dresser s, hi-boys. Lots of
sm all st u ff.
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f'?r C.M pra<'t1t·e I-rl 2 t;irls Utkes W " & 16 ... 5270 645.5278 $2800, sell SlSOO 4\H;.431~ $140 i fiH·511:J7 d1111111, ~!vo •••..1 is11,2 Jllt·r 11m11 ::I~~· '"I 111u11
Exp. pref. 548 37 94 Yellow $45 each. Ca ll ---. .. -. ---TOOLS I SCIAM-lEJS llP~ I'm 80"7 wkda_y11 _ __ a~ter5 .• u 2.579,c 2 sofas. 8 & 6 . matchin Marq. diam ond ring, I 05 John Wayne Tennis t:luh Mc1•hun1t'. gurdcn & 1•1111 I ..,.. •1 b rr t h ~J<.1r~hulJ IOU ~all supt~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
"chorolale brown. Ilk ct,appr.$6700. esto er famll) mcm 1ers 1p slrul'l1 un . nc" al or ANSWERS h:ud br;J1n . t!fi';' motkl Zebra Finthi•, ror sale Waitress with car for
wicker bas ket lunch
ffrv1ce Earn $150·S175
weekly 9.30am till lpm.
<!I " Silver MotobeC'ane
IO~pd & equipment.
all a!> new 642·2900
new.642·0862 548·0261 (7pm·8pm only) 644·1613, 759 9471 I.lull) I hclow cosl Mu:-.l IJh all
Maple Coffee Tu bl MEN'S OMEGA WATt:ll W 0 0 0 W 0 \' r: ;-.; 642 5920 ~~~11_'1 ;~,~j:.:•: ~~~~~~t.1~~1~., <~i't~.~~:; «all l<,ttl~i~ o:ix~,
1Sohd J$25. llEAVY14KGOl.U ULINOSll mo ultl xlnlJOll:'ll WAY:'llE n:~~IS W\11-.kllt-.I> l!ll tar l't•1l t ,,11111a
Mon·f'r• Must be neat & 1040
depen dable L11 r 1'1>•••••••••••••••••••••••
K.Jtchen 979.0747 for app't KJ::ESllUND Pups AKC
after !barn Champ s1rc M F Pel &
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Apply btwn 9A M & . . . , . 12PM Charlie 's C hrli , ( h1huhua, Pomcran1an. ~JI Hcdhtll, Rldg 112. Yur k1cs or Mallesc pup
Ste. "226, C M pies 531 ~27
MOVING MUST S ELL ~-round c ul ll1amond .
Pecan C0Hee1t:nd Tbls VSI. xlnt Cl)lor $fi00 forSlSO heslufr HtiOJ'l:lfi<! l!r.t :IH71i.1ft••I I •hPtk111i.: lht• ''"'"""''' \\11tlflLl.ttrt 1 .... i. A llt
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TV $145. elegant s of· ·.······················John Wayne Tenn•:. l'lllh . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.u11.11 ~1·rt1l1·r !'.11p1 I r1
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Apply .btwn ~ & SPM hold f~r ,Ch ri slm;i:-. Velvcteenh vingroomM~t l ~•l.I h ?,I~ until Club644 51!J4 f'l,1,.:-.1f11'd .11hd111t ..,.1·1l "·•11l,\clll1':0.u lt,. 11-l:!,,tiili! ll.t1li l 1lotl l"''rl wd
Oliver's Restau rant. :mo< 968-0040 afl 2PM xlnt cond. call urter 6pm 1 C.:hnstmas (;all Drr k al
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72 l'<i 1ir• ,, I'\ I :i ••
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COSTA MESA
646-9103 540-946 7
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COSTA MESA
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loots, P'owe,. 90 4 0 l'Uf'ld. $11\00 iW 8f>54 Au to m a t 1 c t r a n s .
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m1 . $2 150 026 EA ll 17141644 "375 962·:.!fi9tl . , ..
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USED CARS
142!1 U:i ker Street
COSTA M J-:SA
545-3334
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Wanted
547 31112 S DB.UXE IUS CADILLAC LEA E Has ONLY 56.000 males & DEAl.lltSHIP IM
'78 Ford Mu~tang Ghia.
15,000 mi. 10 mo full war
ranty $WOO Call aftl'r
5pm644 nd9 ' 7 9 3 11 · M a i.( n u m new tar· s int· I orrer MIRACLE MAZDA
8port(1sher , undcr war 6'1&2121! USED CARS
DIRECT! air cond. CJ3854 ) <>I.ANGE COUNTY! $4995
ranty, radar. I> F . I\ I' . t425 B<Aker Slreel
2 VllF rud1<1s, liu1 t tank, '78 Honda 750 K. !IK m ties, COSTA MESA
depth sounder. t wan loaded. Sl80CI or best of 545.33]4
diesel , ti V 5:J I' I 's fer 9611-1065
$1UO.ooo 114~ 11:l37 9·5prn '78 .\.o•T Dodge Sportsma
673 ?Al3 eve,, '80 420 UMITRAK ' Window Van. Cslm int
, . • Many xtras. Very trirk a c, pfb. p ts. t rlr hat(' l2 AVONSportlioat :J yr~ Must sell '847 3279afler 6 am i frn c ass. s pass
old gr eat ~hupc . 11 --~ 84034!0
9705 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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TURIOs \
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848 Dove Slreet
Nf-.:WPORT BEACH
752°0900
MIRACLE MAZDA
USIDCARS
1425 Bak~r St reel
COSTA MESA
545-lll4
'72VW
COHVHTllLE
Orange. fantastic cond1· ZODIAC. IJ12 llllill. Bt.'st Trailers, Tr"anl 9 I 70 --· _:.
Offers' ••.••••••••••••••••••••• Allto Leoaiftq 958
1981 ALFA
SPIDERS -'i8 Peugeol 504 Di esel, tioo 16915191
·74 Datsun Z. good rnnd . 33.000 m iles. p /S. p 18 .l $5299
Welkraft 2s· Nova of
rstwre. twin VR, loaded
W llrlr $12.!IO(I t'45·296:J.
'1S2-0087
ls travel trailer Sleeps 4. •••••••••••••••••••••• lce·box. butane s tove , _________ _
AIC hook up $800 Call
495·6549 TIY ME!
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848 Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
stereo. lo m1 pampered. auto 1rans, a ir. stereo, <t/)1~.L LI--·~-..J
offer 760·11747 f SI o 500 ff r .... """""" "°'"""" ~~nr . . . or 0 e \~"J VOlKSWAGIN.IHC
·72 Datsun 4!40Z. ~ll eond. fii5·89'l0 Days • 534-4100
13' Anstoeray lratler. ice
'7&171 ~· Tnlf'llll new ~t·:it hox . :.t ove . 'i lps 3 ,
«ivcr!>, l'<IO\ ta'> co\ e r , $375 OHO 552·4636
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lil<l HJ1;2 2585 ••••••••••••••• ••••••• • Garden Grove
4cyl oval. lrlr 111 d S4SOO
840 J4 10
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hp, trl r, full f•11u1 p SI 2CHI
f93.li650
vans & trucks
17141642-1944 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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at 9725 '63 356 Porsche
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9707
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9050 &AccHsories 9400 your cFalrR1SsTe.xtra clean. i:asepyrnts 494 6~!>4 t.73:3341 • • Gemma Blue Jrnma('
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534-4100
13731 Harbor
Garden Grove -----
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...... Soil 9060 fr•1mi11i011 VALLEY IMPORTS SITY ml minl. m ust sac. $6500. 7 passenger, low m iles,
"•••••••••••••••••••• Also miscellaneous240Z. WllUY 28402Marguerite Pkwy UNIVER b75·829S. excellent ('Ond lt ion .
M. · VI S'ALES •s ERVlC E SHARP'. 1~11VRX I 3f' €ataJina sloop. ·so. 260Z parts CLEAN CAIS · 1ss1on eJo °' h K " fih.eel. VHF, extras 768·5837 OLDSMOllU '79 924 less l an 4 m i, Sll9t
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c;Hi<>YLEE :n· ()ffs hort! vw. both new. Re1u;on B· 28.'iQ HarborBlvd ~·4772 work -~·~~ VOlKSW~GIN,INC
dlL Ketch. Cruise n gKed ble. Bob 64S·5475 COSTA MESA 'Tl 911T ~spd yel/blk 6SK 534-4100
.. 1t80.S49M 67S·90~ ------540-9640 ml. new Bl aupunkt 13731 Harbor
n...... 1 . s b t G d OlforS• • . ---am /(m ca ss. Sho wrm Garden Grove • -rg ass a o . oo ••••••• • • • •• • ••• • • • • • • • $ ST •o DWAY W d H d __,. 2 ·i 5400 , t • • A a n le o n a c a r 1..'00d. 2nd owner w /all r e· . , --· s ai s · IM PO RTANT ·1-----.L-___ _,_1 SANTA .. ,... 1970.Tl.N600wilhblown cor d s . $J2.S00 pp P a r l an g O u t . 1974 673·2882 NOTICE TO 835·3 I 71 engmt• 53J.fl801 !»48·S093 Volkswagen Bua parts
race Sabot. n e w READERS AND ... HIUYH ----------for sale.641·9l57. 'r I ADVERTISERS Top dollars for Sporls ""UU IMATI DlllYtHO lllAGHIHC '75 cvcc. 4spd. Htchbck. Porsche 930 Euro pean --. I n • . h 5 • 2 s ai l s. t r , The price of Item s Cara, Bu11. Ca mpen, •USIDIMWt• xlnt cond, F m 8·lrk T urbo hea de rs, ssoo.VW pa~s. llll e ng l .,....~_e_o_._673'152 1 advertised by vehic le 914'1, Audi's •732002 (<1558) s te r eo $2600 P . P 67s.9535 door. 73 left door.
A MARA N w i t h dealers in the vehicle AakforU/• MGR •74 200Zllis /r.(Om > 752·1299 d ys. 831·9484 each.W ·9744
er. $4~. Must Sell. rlasslh ed 11dverli1in1 JIM MAllMO .75 200'la <<>035> eves & wkends . '70 911T, new eng, tnns • .71 VW Sqrback
6 3&56 columns does not Include YOUCSWAfiHH •78 _, / ... <15781 paint . factory mags wit cond ·
Boat. <71<1> •75· any applicable taxes. mn a.uh Blvd. ·nm:~rl.Pair <32011 '76 cvcc. s spd, low ~1, r1re1Us, 9llS eq~pped. ~ll847:1::.~1.
14• must sell: llcen1e, l ranlfer fees, HUNTINGTON BE ACH ·ne.JO~i auto (O<MOJ x.lnt cond. 12100 or will You ml.Ult 1ee lhls one' -----------1
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paratlon char1e. unleH ~ bome9 advertlaed llDald al'!aya check the '86 Karmann Ghia need1 '81 Sliver Cloud. Ele1•n '7I Karman Ghia . New otherwl1~ 1peclrled by for sale In ClaHlfled Service Directory In the body work • run1 s rea White G o o d co n d . fftCine urea battery II
the advertiser. e"eryct.y. DAJJ.,Y PILOT llOOOBO 492·2064 Owner $21 ,500. 640-4•. niUon.'pamt .'au.f505.'
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·10 Olds 98. Execut1"e ed1
taon New tires. new bat
let). Xlnl runnmg l'Ond
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$<\SO. Ask for Mark
675·5141
PWo 9957 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·79 Eldorado. lake over ·73 Pinto w agon x Int
lease payments. loaded. Cond $1600
moooroof 642-1822 644· 1345
·n Wlu te Se Valle $7650 ·74 Pinto Station WJ?n .
loaded. SOK mi. 814XNS good cond By owner
645-2963. 7S2·0687dlr $1600 !151·7463. 10 6 -------ss-.2009 r 6P~ '78 Se,•ille. beaut yellow ' a _l __
wat h yellow le ath e r . ·77 Hatchback. 4 spd. 4
moonroof. wires. stereo cyl. good eood. $1850
with B·track. etc JS. 673 1163. 673-2160
ong m1 , I owner. SI0.500. P~----
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·79 Seville Dsl. asl ro·roor .
loaded. lo ma. $800 & take
over lsc. 968·0809
9tl 7
'71 FB400. new paint
'11600/0 80
Days 846-7019 ---------.,,.. 9910
'77 y,. •• AM
w /T .... &
cmto.Wtrior
Power steering. brakes.
'1Vindows . Po wer door
locks. rear window de
foeger. 16 MPG with 403
VS, AM /F M II trat•k
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516-1415
,76 .,.OVA ·n Pontiac Station Wgn.
all pwr. runs (me. Good 2 d o or , h a r d.to p , mileage 1600 080 . automatic trans m1ss1on . radio, healer, air. power 49t __ ·9283 ______ _
steering. < 119920) 12497 '73 Ventura. Hatchback
540-5830 Reg aas. dnt cond. $1800
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$1100 Contact Debb y Int /eat'. N.eda motor
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H..-.. tan tOS\A arc rbtn&
U.e • t.ftr ln Orani• eo-.ty.
Md • puit1 of e•pert.i said"'-·
cl&)' t~ ~ wlll feel llM:
dffrt wrvicea firal u.nle.a •
t.euer financ1n1 IY•lem ls
worked ou\ lhrouab the UC
lntoe Medkkl Center.
In a fipeech at the med.icaJ
center in Anaheim , Robe rt
Derio n , form e r ass.istao1
seuelvy ol the federal Health
€ETA iesfi•on
-
tl'Wt l Nt ',l ;-., l)t (tMH ! 1--i' 'I~'
and Human Servu:es Depart·
men\, 1a1d operation of u.nlversi·
l)' medical clinic& has become a
''hl&h·ri•k buline11 "
The UC lrvlne center 111
particularly ,. .. hl1h roller."
Deraoa said, because the $522 a
day averaee 'cost for acute care
in the last fiscal year was from
40 lo 45 percent hi1her than the
state average for a ll hospitals
Competition will play a bigger
role in medical care durin1 the
1980s, he said, so medical cen·
ters sucb as the univeralty's
must approach state and na·
tional price .averages if they are
to succeed.
The university took over from
Orange County covernmenl the
operation of the medical center
four years ago after bein1 al·
filiated with the hospital since
1968.
The center serves both as a
teaching laboratory for medicaJ
students and u a primary pro·
Funds control .
unhindered
• o.lfy ...... ~
FAtlNG FELONY CHARGES
Ex-lobe Chief Cunn•ngham
Streams
prevent
assault
A woman's screams apparent·
ly scared off a man attempting
to rape her in a car outside her '
home early today, Huntington
Beach police reported .
Police s aid a 25·year-o ld
woman bad pulled up in front of
her north Huntington Beach
home at 2:30 a .m. and was at-
tacked as she stepped out.
The suspect. described as a
while man, age 18 to 25, wearing
"'8 dark knit cap. forced the
woman down into her car and
threatened lo kill her if she re-
sisted, police said.
The woman began screaming,
however, and the suspect re·
leased her and fled on foot,
police said.
Panel extended
WASHINGTON <AP )
Although critical of provisions
that would hinder presidential
efforts to tighten federal con·
trols, President Carter has
signed a bill extending until
Sept. 30 the Council on Wage and
Price Stability.
Coast
By PATtJCK KENNEDY °' -o.itY ptteC ... " Robert L. Cunningham. direc-
tor of the Huntington Beach
federal job program, had almost
unhindered control of city
transt,Ctions involving federal
fund'( according to testimony
Tuesday in Orange County
Municipal Court.
Cunningham, 35, is charged
with embezzling $16,000 of
federal funds for his personal
use while direcoor or the city's
Comprehensive Employment
and Training Act (CETA) ~
gram in June of 1979.
He was indicted by the Oran&e
County Grand Jury last Octolter
on two feJony charges, misuse of
public funds and grand theft.
His preliminary bearing
began i n Orange County
Municipal Court in Santa .Ana
before Jud~e John H. Smith Jr.
Accordin1 to tesUmony. CUn·
ningham, as director of the Hun·
tington Beach job program,
would request CETA funds from
another federally-funded job
agency and then wc>uld approve
the transaction wlthout the
knowledge of city officials.
Frank Tease. direcoor of the
Santa Ana Neighborhood Youth
Corp., a non-profit corporation
that handles $7 mill.ion in CETA
payrolls for the Orange County
Manpower Commission ,
testified that he would fill Cun-
ningham's requests for CET A
funds and then woutd forward an
invoice to the city of Huntington
Beach for reimbursement.
Tease testified that Cun·
ningham, as a city official, then
would approve the invoice for
reimbursement.
ft is charged that the $16,000
Cunningham allegedly em·
<See CETA, Pa1e AZ)
Golden West
concerts set
Holiday music from many na·
lions wiU be performed by the
Golden West College Singers in
Christmas concerts Friday and
Saturday.
The concerts will begin at 8
each night in Forum 2 on the
Huntington Beach campus.
Tickets, at $2.SO each. may be
purchased at th e college
bookstore .
The 30·voice choir, directed by
Gerald T . Thatcher, will
perform and will lead the au·
dience in singing familiar
carols.
A~,__
LENNON IUSP£QT -Mark
David Chapman, accused
killer of John Lennon, gave
Vietnamese child piggyback
·ride in 1975 when he worked
at YMCA at Fort Chaffee,
Ark .. during relocation ef ·
forts.
HB eyes
sclwols for
closing
Five elementary schools were
identified as closure prospects
Tuesday by the Huntington
Beach City School District's ad-
visory committee on declining
enrollment.
The committee agreed to re·
sume their discussion Thursday
night to narrow that list to four
and to arrange the schools in a
priority closure order.
The five schools selected as
closure prospects Tuesday were
Lebard, Kettler, Eader, Burke
and Peterson.
The committee's choices wiU
be presented to district trustees
next month. The trustees must
make a final decision on two
schools to be closed at the end of
the current school year.
Several motions to add Clapp
School, which houses 44 s peciaJ
education students, to the list
failed to win a majority ap·
prov al.
Despite the low enrollment
and high operating costs at
Clapp, committee members ex-
(See SCHOOLS, Pa1e Ai>
Ne.e spouse sags
(lll AN (~f COIJN~ y I l\L 11 OHNIA ?'J C ENT '1
vider ol medical ser\lices to poor
people.
The Wliversity has • contract
with the county lO serve the so-
ca lied medically indigent -
those who can't afford the cost
or medicaJ care.
Oerzon and UCl Medical
Center Director Bill Gonzalea
a1reed that the commitment to
serve the poor adds extra c:ost.s
to the operation. For example,
Gonzalez noted, the center is not
reimbursed for its 18 full-time
interpreters who assist non·
English speaking patients at the
hospital.
Derzon said some other cost.s
miaht be the result or the uni·
venity's teachinc program at
the center.
Re1ard.leu of the reasons for
the high prices, Derzon said, the
medical center -and others
like it -must adapt to a situa·
tion where services will be cut
back as consumers become less
able to pay the inflationa1 ~ -'05ts
of health care.
Some costs at the medical
center might be saved by adjust·
Ing the duties of tbe med.icaJ
staff and the teaching faculty,
he said. But he made it clear
that publicly-financed hospitals
are going_ to need help from
private hospitals to shoulder the
financial burden of treatin1 the
poor.
Stanley van den Noort, dean of
(See HEALTH, Pase AZ> ,
Lennon slaying suspect
Chapm.anrSuicide
attem.pt feared
4
NEW YORK (AP) -Hospital
officlaJs kept a suicide watch lo·
day on the "devout Bealle fan"
charged with gunning down
John Lennon. as a vigil by fans
of tbe ex-Bealle in front of his
Manhattan apartment appeared·
lo be ending.
Hundreds of people had stood
in the rain ouslde the Dakota
apartment buiJdlng across from
Central Park during the night.
but by this morning their
number had dwindled lo less
than two doien and police were
removing crowd barriers.
Mark David Chapman, arrest·
ed after Lennon was shot while
returning to his apartment Mon·
day night, was sent Tuesday lo
Bellevue Hospital for
psychiatric observation. He en·
tered no plea oo a second-degree
murder charge in Manhattan
Criminal Ceurt.
W ammg that Chapman had
twice attempted suicide, and
had been placed in r;nental
hospitals both times, court·
appointed lawyer Herbert
Adlerberg requested the
psychiatric examination and
surveillance.
Meanwhile, Paul Goresh, an
amateur photographe r who
sn apped a picture of Lennon
signing an autograph for Chap.
man a few hours before the
shooting, said Chapman ur1ed
him also to get a Lennon auto-
graph, because "You never
know if you'll see him again."
A prosecutor said Chapman,
who was carrying $2,000 in cash
when arrested, borrowed money
in Hawaii to come here where he
<See LENNON, Page .U)
Man 70, dies
in harbour
A 70-year -old resident of
Orange apparently fell into the
water in Huntington Harbour and
drowned, police reported today.
Sgt. Luis Ochoa said that
Charles Guelker was seen noat·
ing in the water at about3:30p.m .
Tuesday by a ·man working on
another boat.
Guelker reportedly towed his
boat to the harbour and put it in
thew ater before falling.
Earlier, he had been seen fall·
ing on the boattlocks, Ochoa said.
The cause of death is bein1 in·
vestigated by the coroner's de·
partment.
A~WI .......
CANOEUQHT TRIBUTE TO MEMORY OF JOHN LENNON
Martha Devk:a, Cathy Knowtee In Senta Monte. rtt••
Bow-and-arrow slayin-
Torture charges
dismissal upheld
Special death penalty allega·
lions against five persons facing
trial in the bow-and-arrow slay·
iog of a Garden Grove man in
Huntington Beach last summer
were dismissed for a second
time Tuesday by an Orange
County Superior Court judge.
Weather
Fair and sunny through
Thursday with slightly
warmer days but colder
nithts. Lows tonight 38 at
the beaches and 4S inland.
Hl1ba 1bunday 65 to 75.
Alaia 'upset at wife's spending'
Judge Kenneth Lae said be
didn 't believe a municipal court
judge who presided over the pre·
liminary hearing in the case
erred in dismissing the special
circumstance allegations or
death by torture. a crime cov-
•ered by California's death penal-
ty law.
Prosecutor Cliff Harris had re·
filed the torture charges after
the preliminary hearing in Sep.
tember, but Lae granted a de·
fense request to dismiss them
against the fi\•e defendants.
IN81DIE TODA~
Greto and Fredo., 11-!INr-
old how, haw cora/otlftMd
Londoft doctor• ond
PlfC1-jatrilfl becoeue IMJI
appeor Co lfMlf'f o tiftglc mtftd
at llwir tt.PO bocflW1. Sn Page
BS. ••••
8)' DA V1D KUTZMANN
Ol•Dellyl'ti.tltlfff
The thlrd wire of HunUncton
Harbour surgeon Louis Alai•
testified today that her husband
was "extremely upset'' at in·
formation she diaotovered re·
aardinl bis former wile'• apenct.
int habit.a prior to tbe\J' separa-
tion in November of 19'71.
SuaM Alala, who married the
ortboj.edlc 1ur1eon after he
separated 'from his second wife,
llar1y Lou Alaia, told Jurors in
Oranse County Superior Court
Judie Byron McMtllan'a
courtroom that her husband'•
dlvoree lawyen had uked her
to 10 over Alata'• llnucet prtor
to U-. 1171 llePAl'•Uoe.
Mn. Alma saAd today that her
inH•tia•tlaD _.,.. tbat Maro
Alaia spent about f'O·OOO ln lt'18
when her husband said he gave
her only $7 ,200, or S600 a month
for home expenses.
•'He was completely
shocked," Mrs. Alaia said of her
husband's reactions to belnc told
of the amount of money his
former wife had spent. She said
he waa alto disappointed and
hurt.
Alaia Is standing trial in
Oranae County SUperior Court
for the June 13 slayln&• ol bis
second wife, Mar1y. and her
presumed tover, Lona Beacb •t· torney Marvin Tincher, in the
woman's Huntington Harbour
home.
Alala hu pleaded innocent
and lnaoceat by reuoa ol iDHD1·
ty to the dual murder ,.....,_
a1ainlt hlm.
Hla defente hu been •ri'nl
to prove that the orthopedic sur·
geon succumbed to intense emo-
tion al and physical stresses
growinc out of his bitter divorce
and from his affliction with
narcolepsy, or an wicontroUable
desire oo sleep.
Under questionin1 by defenae
attorney Albert C. S. Ramsey.
Mrs. Alaia said that her husband
"felt very stron1ly that abe
(Maro Alaia) had aet up • llfe
style, or apendlnc style without
Ma knowledle oo support claJma
abe bad a ritbt lo live ln hla
fubian." Durin& tbetr cliYOt~ proded·
in••· liar11 Alai a, 17, bad
aou1bt about '5.IOO a montb la
support from her b•band. even tboup be said be bad only paid
ber "°° tor eQenaea before ..............
I
Susan Alaia said that s he went
through several years worth of
financial documents and checks
ln her investigation and dis·
covered that in 1978 the totaJ
amount of checks written by
Marcy Alaia came to about
$40,000. I
She ~ said that there were
·'definite dhcrepancles''
between bank deposit.a and ren·
tat receipta froni apartments the
couple bad owned.
The defense witness said that
not aa much money was depoait·
ed aa should ha~ been.
Mrs. A.Jal• 1aJd that lt took ber
.. a Ions time" to piece toeether
the flnanclal lnformaUGa she •·
covered and that Alala 'a
tawyen uked her to continue in
this reiard.
( ... TalAL, .... A.J)
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Charged in the murder case
are Joe Aguirre. 35: bis wife,
Laurie, 19; James Garwood, 23;
James R. Marvin. 23; and Brian
MiUcr,20.
The five are charted wiU!i the
.rrow-and-knife killina of
Stephen J. Ciccone, 31, in H.t·
lngton Central Park in July.
West Oran1e County
Municipal Court Judie ,._
Smlth. who ordered tbe .,_.
danu to stand trial la •t111 Rtar
court, had ruled duriq tM ,.....
Uminary beartnc tbat 0.. ._
insufficient evidenee to ....,
that Ciccone WH alala b7
tort~re.
Lae said it W91 PGAible t10 la.
fer there wq tort8" '1 U..
nature ol the ...,..., II ta aU.
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Anli-busi11g move
app ars to be over
WASJONC1 c •Iii 1 P • l •edtn. o1 aau Muaa rorc .. lJl t.be
S...t. •PJ r ln •IC' ~Uhdnwlni from the b.tUe for thl.a year
ltavlf\4C lhc 1 1111111• •u lh\• ""'~. morf N mervaUvt! Ccm1reu that
COG\' ot•\t mo lt1
Seo Tl'rl ~h • • ni. R l\lai..h, •"•l•tant &mate m&Aority
a.ader, •aid tod.:a)' an •l""'ni"nt h•d been rearhed •mOG&
Senate ft r>Ub!lr n~ uot Co ll\ll&•t °'' 1m llnll b\Ulnc amendmtnl
• • 1.wp,1ap mt>uun rovt•nn& J~tm.' u epartment •pendlna
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MIAM I \l'1 .\rn1L1I · .. ·nu wriah)t eJem~nt~" demand·
-, lD be Oov.T1 frum l ulJ.i were t'IAIJlurt•d by Cuban security ~ 1111•hu turmt!d th" \ .it1t'¥n f>;1nbaxsy in Havana to end a
1S.1e lD whw h ruur nun-. w ·r~ taken hostage , flltvana radio rt!
pot1ed \C~}
• ''Ubao em ulu\ i·c uf th~ embia~sy was mortally wounded
.. ) .;u.nJlrelrcunth\"Clllptu1:. thcrt!port?>a1d
The \ ug<>blav new) Jgcncy TanJug reported from Havana
lbat four prtesti. had ~en \c12~ but tht: Havana radio account
ol the lO 1de11t ~ hll'h occurred TueMiay. said the hostages were
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BEIRL"'l Ii,·h:mun 1 P 1 lranurn gunboats attacked an
Iraqi Island m lht> Sh:1ll al Arab waterway today and destroyed
aa bridge lmkm$? 1l with the lra1.11 mainland, Iran's Pars news
agency churned hx.la.)'
Pari. i.tud scv.:r,11 ar tillery 1JUS1t1ons on Um al-Rasas island,
at the mouth of the Karun H1v~r 10 miles north of Abadan, were
destroyed in the attack on the ~h 'day of the Persian Gulf war.
Iraq's long·range gun:-have been pounding Iran's besieged
refinery city c.r .'\badan daily from m al·Kasas
Gnl d 111111 "i Ir· 1• r p I t1 m 11w1
NEW VONK t API Rising .S interest rates sent gold
and silvt:r pr1 ct:i. tumbling today
,.. : : traded at $580 50 in London, and at SS66 in New York,
011wn $25.:lll
Silver lr<ided in Nf'w York at $15 08. down $1 42.
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HARTFQRD. C<in n t A Pl Surgeons operated on Gov. Ella
Grasso today to determine the nature of a partial colon
blockage suffered by the 61 year-old chief executive
Suspect offers
innocent plea
LOS AN G t-;l.E.S I AP 1
Dutch born transien t Eri1·
Martin W11naendLc; plC'aded mno
cent Tuesda.) lo murderin,g am!
robbing a IS yN.1r old runaWiJ}
boy, one of mon· lhon 20 v1ct1m-.
1n the s tring o f !>O talled
Freeway Murder~
f 'r''"' Pug.-I I
HEALTH • • •
the UCI Colll.!Jlc-.or. Mt.•d1cme
said lhe medical ('tmt1·r treat!>
hair of all indigf'nl met.h eal
cases in Oranl!Jt. County while
the ot.her 37 hosp1tali-treat the
rest.
Compounding the problems.
many of the poor don't show up
until they are in a :.1c ker state
than an average medical client .
thus increasing the cost of care.
he said.
The medical center 1s re1m
bursed for some of 1t~ expeni;es
by the county government. F'or
example, it received s li ghtly
more than SS million last fiscal
year.
But some of the costs have not
been resolved and a t."11 to the
county or $20 million for services
since 1976 currently 1s in arbitra·
lion between the me<.llcal center
and the county
f 'r••nt 1•,,~,. I I
SCHOOLS • •
pressed fear that relocating the
handicapped Clapp s tudents
would prove more disruptive
than moving regular students
Wl1naendts, 20, who has lived
1n Orange County since 1971,
hccame the fifth defendant in
the l.'ase, and he could gel the
death penalty 1f it is proved he
t·om milled murder during a rob-
bery Wijnaendts was ordered
h<'ld without bail.
lie was arrested last Thursday
and 1s now scheduled for a pre·
hminary bearing Dec. 22 in Los
Angeles Municipal Court
Division 37.
William G. Bonin, a 33-year·
old Downey truck driver and
t w1 cc paroled sex offender, is
awaiting trial on charges in 14 of
the murders. including the
Turner slaying.
L11s Angeles County Sheriffs
Lt Jerry Mendez said Bonin
m et Wijnaendts la s t March
""hen both were in the Orange
<'ounty Jail Bonin was serving a
s ix·month parole violation sen·
tence because of an alleged sex·
ual assault on a young boy. Wij·
nacn1its was under arrest on a
charge of unlawful occupation of
a house, or "squatting."
Bonin was released early in
March Wijnaendts was released
March 24. And on March 25,
Ha r ry Todd Turner of Antelope
Valley, a runaway fro~he Op·
timists Boys Home in Los
Angeles. was found dead and
nude in an alley.
Barons week
declared
in Valley
The committee is made up or .
representallves from each of the
district's 10 elementary school
areas, plus one representative or
the district's teachers.
Fountain Yalley officials have
declared today through Dec. J7
as Fountain Valley Barons Week
in re~ognilion of the local high
sc hool band's selection to
participate in Ronald Reagan's
inauguraJ parade and for the
school football team's achieve-
ment in reaching the CIF Big
Five Conference finals.
The two school closures are
necessary because of declining
enrollment and dwindling re·
venues, district officials con·
tend.
In debating which schools to
clote, t.he committee is weighing
factors such as pupil safety.
nei1bborhood disruption, ethnic
balance, space availability and
tbe reuaability of a closed site
for other purposes.
Thursday's meeting of the
committee will begin at 7:30
p.m. at Burke School, 9700 Levee
Drive. It is open lo the public.
City Council members will
make a formal presentation to
the school Thursday, when a
fund-raising campaign for the
band's trip to Washington D.C.
will be launched.
The school 's football team
races arch-rival Edison High
School of Huntington Beach in a
playoff Friday night at Anaheim
Stadium.
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,._., 11 9<11·.-1
He len E. Ditte of Fountain
Valley is the new president
of the Huntington Beach
Union H.igh School District
Board of Trustees. Mrs.
Dille, a librarian, was elect-
ed by her fellow board mem-
bers Tuesday night. She sue·
ceeds Doris Allen.
f 'rottt 1•11g1• I I
CETA .••
bezzled was taken from SS0,000
of federal funds disbursed from
the Neighborhood Youth Corps
to Cunningahm while he headed
the Huntington Beach Employ-
ment and Training Administra-
tion.
Cunningham reportedly paid
back the $16,000 in two install·
men ts
Tease testified that the fiscal
practices between his corpora·
tion and Cunningham was a
"three party agreement" mvolv
ing Robert Nelson, director of
the Orange County Manpower
Commission. which oversees
CETA programs in the county,
Cunningham and himself.
He said it had been normal
procedure for a "couple of
years ."
Nelson testified that he did not
approve the SS0,000 check Tease
sPnl to Cunningham's depart·
ment in May of 1979.
Bo th Teas e a nd Nels on
testified they knew nothing of
the $16,000 check Cunningham
<1llegedJ y made out to himself on
June 11 . 1979
According to a pre liminary
audit conducted by the Man·
p o w er Com mi ss ion las t
January. the SS0,000 check for
CETA funds was made without
any "documented support for
the expenditure."
ft is alleged that Cunningham
used the funds to set up the
Western Institute of Careers.
Inc .. a non-profit corporation
that took over the city's CETA
responsibilitiesonOct. I, 1979.
Dep. District Attorney J ean
Rhe inheimer contends Cun
nmgham used the CETA funds
to purchase insurance. and lease
offices so his non·profit com·
pany could legally take over lhe
city's $2.6 million annual CETA
program.
The Weste rn Institute o f
Careers Inc. was cut off from all
county contracts last March,
after preliminary audit findings
alleged misuse of public funds.
Cunningham, who quit his city
position to form Western, re·
signed as president or the non·
profit corporation late February.
after the audit findings were re·
leased.
Shortly after laking over
Western, the boarct of directors
voled Cunningham 'an annual
salary of $43,000 according to
tes timony from Robert J .
Kushner. a former director of the
company. ·
Kushner's accounting firm
Hansen. Ross. Kushner and Co.
also had a contract to provide ac·
counting services for Western, he
testified.
LENNON ...
"committed a deliberate, pre·
meditated execution of John
Lennon."
But the precise motive in the
shooting remained unclear. One
police source reported that
Chapman, who had no arrest
record, said he was unhappy
over the hurried fashion in
which the fgrmer Beatie auto·
graphed a new record album
hours before the shooting. But
Goresh said Chapman apP,eared
ecstatic about the autograph and
told him, "Nobody in Hawaii is
goln" to believe me."
Another police source was
quoted as saying that Chapman
said he had "heard voices" and
that the devil motivated his acts.
Chapman purchased his five.
shot .38-callber Charter Arms
revolver in Honolulu on Oct.17. It
was not clear how he transport·
ed it here but police noted that
baggage checked on many
airlines is not routinely X-rayed.
Ritter ironies compounded tbe
sadness of mourning fans and
shocked world leaders as some
Information surfaced about the
shooting suspect and Lennon's
recent interviews .
Only da,ys before, LeMon, 44).
said ln a BBC interview that be
enjoyed Uvln1 In New York
because he felt 1afe In tbu d\J .
Bolsa.
gets new
acreage
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Oranae County plannln& of-
ficials T\lelday niabt unveiled a
freshly printed map deaianat.lna
356 acres in the Bolaa Chica
marshuwetlanda.
But the county's desi1naUon of
fresh water marshes, environ-
mentally sensitive habitats and
tidally inundated areas is a far
cry from the 1.200 acres in the
Bolsa Chi ca designated as
wetlands by the state Coastal
Commission last March.
The county's version or what
should be considered wetlands
and thus preserved from any de-
velopment was displayed at a
local coastal plan hearing that
drew about 200 people to Hunt·
ington Beach City Council cham·
tiers Tuesday night.
The difference in the size of
the wetlands areas pits the county
against the coastal commission
and the Amigos del Bolsa Chica,
an environmental group, against
Huntington Harbour boating ad·
vocates.
The Amigos want to preserve
the entire area while boating ad·
vocates want a marina with a
navigable access to the ocean for
more convenience as well as bet·
ter water circulation to Hunt·
ington Harbour and Bolsa Chica.
Peter Green. president of the
600-member environmentalist or-
gan ization. c r iticized county
planning efforts . He said no con·
crete development plans have
been offered to which opponents
can respond.
Meanwhile, William Hanson, a
me mber of the Bolsa Chica Com·
mittee for Clean Water and Ocean
Access, charged in a newsletter
that the Amigos group is pushi}lg
for a bird sanctuary he said woUJd
cost taxpayers more than $100
million for land acquisition and
restoration.
The next public hearing on the
Bolsa Chica local coastal pro·
gram is set for 1 ·30 p.m. Dec 16
before the Orange County Plan
ning Co mmission in Santa Ana.
Syria units
pulling back
DAMASC ·s. Syra a IA P •
Syria has withdrawn roughly
two-thirds of its military forcei.
from Jordan's northern border
a nd plans to complete the
pullback of 50.000 troops and
1,200 tanks by Friday. according
to official sources here
Although the threat or war
between the two Middle Eastern
Arab neighbors has been de·
fused. Syria's propaganda cam·
pa1 gn aga inst Jordan's King
Hus!>etn continues.
There has been no Information
abo ut a recip r oca l troop
withdrawal by Jordan. whi ch
massed about 30,000 soldie rs and
600 tanks to face the Nov. 22
Syrian buildup
TRIAL ...
She said her husband became
upset with her for uncovering
these details because he felt it
would make the divor ce pro·
ceedings that tnuch more dif·
ficult.
WHEMYOU
THIMI
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COIOMA DIL MAI
2131 E. COAST HWY.
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( Piiot Logboak J
• Lennon took a lot
with him in tWath
By PHIL SNEIDEaMAN o.-o.r ...........
Baell in 1964, my parents didn't understand what all the fuss was about.
WE WERE WATCHING the Beatles on Ed Sullivan's
show. and my folks were puuled: How can you listen to
that noise. Why don't those boys get a haircut? Why are those girls screaming'!
Sixteen years later, they heard Walter Cronkite read a
warm tribute to the just-murdered John Lennon. The
veteran newsman sounded like he'd been a Beatie fan
since day one.
But he didn't fool me.
I still remember the days when it
was us aaainst them. My parents
couldn't comprehend why we wanted to
squander our allowances on Beatlt
albums and electric guitar lessons.
They scoffed al Lennon and
McCartney's music : it's just a passina
fad: next year the kids will be into
something new. ·
BUT THE BEATLES didn't ao sH•DUMAH
away. And as they grew up, as thefr music evolved, they took
an e ntire generation with them.
My parents weren't shaken up when the Beatles spbl
in 1970. They didn't follow John LeMon's career as a solo
artist. Maybe they were amused by accounts of the public
"bed-in" for peace John and Yoko conducted during their
honeymoon
I'm sure my folks didn't miss John during his five·
year absence from the recording scene, a hiatus that
ended onJy a few months ago. They weren't plagued by re·
current dreams of a Beatles reunion, some magical event
lbat would transport a jaded generation back to its
adolescence.
BY NOW, MY PARENTS have seen the headlines.
-They've beard Walter Cronkite's tribute. Ir they've flipped
on the car radio, maybe they've heard a disc jockey play·
ing some old John Lennon songs as a memorial.
But I doubt if my folks realize that in death, John final-
ly provoked that univers al outpouring of love that he often
pleaded for in his songs . 1
It won't last. or course.
IN A t~Ew DAYS Cronkite will return to where he left
off : the crisis in Poland. the hostages in Iran, the
Presidential transition . . .
Follow-up articles on Lennon's murder will be buried
in the back pages of the daily papers Radio stations will
go back to their Top 40 hits
And my parents won't be troubled by any lingering
sense of loss.
YOl' SEE, MY parents didn't understand what all the
fuss was about m 1964
So I don't really expect them to understand how much
J ohn Lennon took with him on the night he died.
Jury being picked
for rape trial
Jury selection continued today
in the Orange County Superior
Court trial of four Vietnamese
refugees charged with abducting
and raping seven women earlier
this year.
The defense and prosecution
began questioning potential
jurors in the case Tuesday in
Judge Frank Briseno's
courtroom.
Facing trial on multiple felony
cha rges are Dung Quoc Pham,
18, of Irvine: his brother, Bo
Quoc Pham, 19, of Irvine. Tung
Thunh Le. 17 of Santa Ana, and
Minh Quang Nguyen. age un·
known. of Santa Ana.
Prosecutor Carl Armbgust
has alleged that the four -ar·
rested by Huntington Beach and
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Costa Mesa police officers in
August -kidnapped the young
women at gunpoint from various
locations and drove them to
orange groves near Irvine, fore·
ing them to participate in sexual
activities.
The defendants will be tried on
1more than 60 felopy counts each
and could face prison terms o(
several hundred years if con·
victed on all charges.
Rewards offered
MARTINEZ (AP) -Rewards
totaling as much as $10,000 have
been authorized for information
leading to the conviction of people
harassing black homeowners in
Contra Costa County_
Donation
IJirwo
backed
810 1u r•1ulat1om. "' uJ\111 co rporat d part• ut Urau11
C011nl) ha"'t bc'ton modHlted to do
away w\U\ •~1•1 k>opftc)lta for It
"ff •oo called donallm1" 1;1niu
Tbt< Co un \) B o ar d o l
·u~rvuon qw rkl)' rat.fled the
ameDdm4'ntt co th t'O\.lnt )''~ ur
dlnaoct> ~ruJal!ni th puvulat
fuad t"i&illm& a c1v1l) Tu~ da)
4 SI T ANT S h t-rlfl lh u l
R mu. .ud the loophole) tM!
t'&Dl c a pparton l wh tl~ IOH"b
uarat~ tud:led the bmeo iacu v
Ute.:. ol Jo't&Dklm Delano Ruse
"'ho rW\S aamea niahll) from
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h I S 1111 n p fO f I t C e 0 t t' r ( 0 f
alc.'UhOla· rehab1IJtttllun m lln un
mcoq.iurated pd n of 'dntd Ana
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ORANGE COUNTY'S ttlSTORIC COUfmtOUSE ._. l&JT EARTHQUAKE PROOF?
Supervl10ra •PS'rove expenditure of $40,000 to eveluate IQ-yeer-old bulldlng
Ln donauon bingo player:. art'
oot r<.'q u1red to pay a fee to
pa rt1 c1p. le LD the lottery Ram<>)
i.:u d the county ordinance dad
not include referen<'<' to donation
bin~o. so lhe amendment:. wen:
dc~igned to regl1lute tht' µructk e
as s tnngently us other fo1 m~ of
the ~arne
Com-thouse study OK'd
The u m e nd nt cn l ~ in cl ude
restr icuon) rc4u1n ng sponM>r~.
or do ndllon blOJ.:(I LO
Comity lo spend $40,000 for quake lest
-PA y A SS6 fct: for a ('OUOl .>
li c~nsl'
llold nu n11J re tha n two
evenLo; a wt:ek
By GLt:NN S<.'OTT
01 1M 0.lty Pl .. t St.-11
$40,000 earthquake s afety
study for Orange County's old
courthous«> in Sunta Ana has
bet-n a uthorized by the County
Board of Super visors .
The s tudy will be lhe second
seismic e valuation or the 80
year ·old sandstone b u ilding,
which has been vacant since
soon after an or iginal re port was
published in October 1979 -Own or lease the location of
the games for al least a ye<ar
bet.ore operating the games
-Permit a m aximum of 500
players per game
Drunken drivinfl
The county already has filed a
civil suit in Superior C:ourt seek-
ing lo close d own f<ose's un-
licensed bingo acllv1t1cs Rose
alleges that the county has no
JUrisdicllon beC'ausc he sponsor.;
donation bingo, but Ramos s ays
investigators believe 1t isn't
do nation bingo bf>rause players
a re r equi red to pa~· a fee .
LA colUlCilman's
arrest said proper
Yule play
s et 'for kids
A free children's pl ay cnlltled.
"Th i~ wa) Lo Chn!>tmas " will be
presented Saturday a nd Sunda}.
;rnd again on Dec 20 a nd 21. at
th e Jl u n t 1n g t o n H ea c h
Playhous<'. 2;m Main St . No :r.i
Performances will be at 2, :J
and 4 p m. The hohda y produc
t10n 1s si:ionsored by the llunt
mgto n Beach Playhouse and lhe
S<'<i d 1ff Village Mercha nt.:. A'::.·
s11c1at1on Reservations can be
made b y cal11n ~ 847-4465 ur
K97 K157
$200,000 haul
RANCHO PALOS VERDES
( AJ!) More t han $200.000
wort h of j ewelry was stolen
fr o m a hom e h e r e a fter a
bur glar or bu r g la rs c lim bed
thr:ough the bedroom wmdow
a n d ra n s a c ke rl s e ve r a l
bed r ooms , t he Los Angeles
County Sheriff's Department re·
port s.
A weekend arrest in Oran ge
Count v of Los Ange le s City
Council man John l"er ra ro was
c a rr i ed o ut p r o p e rly , a
s pokes m an for the California
Highway Patrol says.
Fe rraro, 56, was arrested on
s uspicion of dr unken d riving at
1·10 a.m . Saturday after he was
stopped in his 1980 c ity.owned
car on a northbound lane of the
Newport Freeway Just south of
Mdc Arthur Boulevard
J o h n M e rr itt , publi c
information officer for the CHP.
said patrolman Edward MiUer
earned out the arrest according
to d<'partment procedure a nd
offe red Fer raro his choice of
three tests to be taken at the
Or a n.:e County J a i l · blood ,
breath or urine.
Merritt sajd l>'e rraro chose the
blood test. Res ults from that test
a re e xpected to be returned
from the county s heriff's Crime
Laboratory at the end of the
week.
At a press c onfer e n ce he
ca ll e d Mo nd ay , F e r r aro
contcnde<i that he wasn't ~i ven
his c hoice of tests
He added that fie ld sobriety
tests given him at the s cene
wer en't fair because he was a~kecl to balance on one leg, and
tint• at the lleaela
tlth aid of municipal cherry picker, Laiuna Beach city
orker boi.u section ol Boria Busan '1 lar1e naUvit)'
ceae tnto place at Main Beach Part. 'ftlree-panel Wort ewood, plutic and 1Uk screen bu been put of Lapna
r1atmu 1cene for more than a decade. It wu eom· ~ ln late 1980t by city's Chamber of Commerce.
he has weak knees from his days
as a colle~e footba ll player
Me rritt said F e rra r o was
boo ked into Ja il and then
relea sed an hour later o'n his
own recognhance
F e r raro o r igin a l ly was
sto pped by Mi ller on s uspi<'ion of
s p eed ing , Merritt s a id . No
speed ing citation was issued .
Ferraro said he was r eturning
home from a charity e vent for
Ho ag MPmonal Hospital al the
1'tf a r r iott Hot e l in Ne wport
Beach when he was slopped.
His arraignment 1s sche<Juled
for Dec Z4
Hayakawa's
appearance
gets d e layed
R e pub l i c an Se n . S .I
Hayakawa has cance lled his ap·
pc arance before Orange Coun·
t y 's Wor ld Affairs Cou nci l
lon1 ght at the Airporter Inn.
The California senator , aides
reported, 1s riding he rd on some
important halls in Washington,
0 C , and must stay in t he
capitol
The senator's first scheduled
appea rance before the World Af.
fairs group las t Wednesday at
South Coast Plaza Hotel was
pos tponed to t onig ht for t he
sa me reason, said Roy Knaufl .
council executive director .
Knauft said he is returning the
$13 that each of 400 persons paid
to d ine and hear Hayakawa dis-
cuss the Washington scene.
''The sen ato r was ve ry
apologetic." Knauft said.
Slwttle buses
for airport
S huttle ser v ice for J o hn
Wayne Airport users who park
in a long term parking lot north
of the airport ter m ina l has been
instituted.
Shuttle buses are running
every 10 minutes between the
terminal and the lot, which is
located Immediately north of the
M ission Bee chcraft building.
Hours 'OI service are 6 a .m to
11 : 30 p.m. daily
Pauen1ers will be shuttled in
15 ne w mini bu.ses unde r a pro.
gram recently a pproved by the
Ora nge Co unty Board o f
Supervisors. There is no cost to
ride the shuttle.
The daily rate in the long term
lot is $2.50 compared to SS in the
pa rkin1 lot c loser to the
terminal bulldin1.
Income cards
due frQm vets
Veterans In Oran1e County
wbo are recel•ln1 penalon
benefltl are belnC reminded to return Income que1tloualre
c ards lo t he Veteraaa Ad·
mlnlltraUoa no law tlau 0..
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THE SUP ER VISORS chose
Kariolls and A~sociale'i of South
Pas <adena lo conduct ~he study.
The fi rm is one of l wo com -
pa n1es in Southe rn California
1 ecogruzed for al'> expertise with
old buildings by the st ate Office
of lliston c Preser vation
The fi rst se1'::.mic s t udy was
com pleted by Wheeler & Gray
cons ulting en~ineers of Tustin
I n t heir r e vort, e ng ine e rs
estimated a $2 5 million cost lo
restore thP buildin g to state
standards
J o hn K a riotis . p r in cipal
engin~r for the selected firm,
s a id today that t he or iginal
seis m ic st udy sim ply dt!tailed
how the courthouse could be im-
proved lo me<'L current building
codf' require ments
HIS STUDY, he explained ,
will concentrate on fi nding ac·
tua l structural haz.ards and will
recommend more cost efficient
m e ans of re pair i n g t hose
hazards Kan otis s aid he de-
ve lo ped the m e thod for ex ·
a m inin g h isto ric buildings
thruugh a re!>earch gr ant from
the National Science Founda ·
t1on
County orfa r 1a ls sllll must
work out a contract wit h the
firm. but Ka riot1s e st imated
testing and analysis of the old
tourthouse will take from two to
three months
One reas on supe rvisors ar e
a n xious for another se is mic
study is because the courthouse
could be res to red lo ho us e
fede ral court hearingi.. which
we r e recently a pproved for
Or ange County
CO UNTY OFFICIALS have
been concerned that even with
proper restoration plans, they
might not attr a ct fe deral o r
stale grants to pa) fo r the work.
But Kariotis said the outlook as
good ror local government-; to
get financing for suc h landmark
buildings as the old courthouse.
the oldest courthouse st anding in
Southern California
"They arc being fi nanced," he
s aid . "a nd t he y arc bein ~
restored."
Gem
Talk
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THIS IS IN
a.t irotch~11 lou ~ght
Everybody knows you can't
compress time . An hour is 80
minutes and a minute is 60
seconds, and you can't chance
it. But the watchmakers of the
world ha ve fo und som e
interesting ways to compress
the size of timepieces. The new
watches that people a re buying
as Christmas gifts this year are
streamlined, thiMed down and
very sleek. The quart1 anaJot
watc h es a r e l ess than 2
m illimeters thick. They have
the extremely reliable quart.I·
t i m e s ystems . Gold is , or
course. the favorite material
for cues and bands. These new.
thin beauties are apparently
r e pla c in1 th e L C D
di1ital-dls pla y watches 'in
popularity. There are 1tlll 101De
lntereattn1 L C D '• beln1
produced, and the tftbnoloCY la
1ettl n1 to be almost
unbellnable. Bealdel watcbe9
that line, compute and talk to
)'OU there la anotiMI' OH in tM
worb that wtu have a oee-lneb
tele.tlkm ICl"elft OD tlile cBalt
Well, that'• what thief claim. Watcbmalten and modera
1de.ee an quite a team.
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DllCll role
Grier named
to health post
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEID.
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The appointment of Mar1aret
G r ier as Oran1e County's
permanent mental health direc-
tor bu been approved by the
Coaanty Board of Supervisors
with strict conditions desisned
lo improve the delivery of men·
lal health services. ...
The vote livinc the job to Miss
Grier, who will continue in her
position u director of the co\lnty
Human Services A1ency, was
unanimous Tuesday.
THE tlOARD'S actio n ends
weeks of controversy over the
pro p osal b y Sl b D istrict
Supervisor 1bomu Riley to live
Miss Grier the dual role as both
director of the County Mental
J{ealth Department and the HSA
of which the depa rtme nt is a
part .
The proposal was criticized by
mental health advocates who ob-
Jected to Miss Grier 's lack of
cre C.:entials as a mental health
professional.
Under the compromise pla n
a pproved by the board , Miss
Grier is required to develop a
list of s pecific objectives lo be
accomplished by the m e ntal
health department within the
next year.
ALSO, THE County Mental
Health Advisor y Board and
othe r advisory bodies will be
given a greater oversight role
over mental health programs.
As part of its action, the board
lifted a freeze on the hirin1 of an
assis tant director for m ental
health services.
·'T he as8istant director would
be running the mental health
program a nd would be the men·
tal health chief," co mme nted 1st
Dis trict Supervisor Philip An·
thony.
He said Miss Grier would be
mental health director by title
only. Anthony said the issue that
developed over the dual appoint
me nt was something of a "re<
her ring."
RECRUITMENT OF a n ass ls
tant direc tor will begin im
m ediately, according to Bob
Griffith of the county Personnel
Office. The position is expected
to be fi lled within four months,
he said
Miss .Grier has served as in· ·
Ler im d.Jrector of menta l health
since November 1979. She was
appointed to the position for a
one·year per iod following the
resignation of the form er direc
tor. Dr Ernest W. Klatte .
Klatte had cited differences
with the HSA director as one
reason for his decision lo quit
the post.
I N ADVANC E o f t h e
s upe r visors ' a<.'tion, represen -
ta tives of three mental health
advocacy groups a nnounced
they intend to closely monitor
the activities of the HSA and the
mental he.11th department.
T he groups include the Orange
C ou nty Welfare Coalit ion .
Relatives and F riends of the
Mentally Disabled and Team of
Advocates for Special Kids.
Live trees
nixed for
fire areas
Although recent fires charred
acres of the Cleveland "lational
Forest in eastern Orange Coun-:
t y. offi cials for the U .S Forest
Ser vice are discouraging dona-
tions of live Christm a!. trees for
regeneration attempts
The reason. offi cials explain.
is b ecaus e mos t live tree s
bought in local nurseries will not
d o w e l l in th e S o u the rn
California brushland
THE FORF.ST servm~ ha~ a
policy Lo pla nt nal1 ve spec·ie!>,
said Brian Mi ller. info rmation
officer in the Orange County
headqua rters in Santa Ana
I n s tead, o ffi c ials are en
cour agmg interested persons to
p artici pate 1n l he fores t
ser vice's "P<'nn) Pineo;" pro
gr am. where a $6Sf donat1•m lJUys
428 young J,iincs enuugh fur
one acre
Miller said onl> three native
pines ex1M 1n lhf' fl(•\ eland Na-
tional Forest wh1•r.. a r<"cent
fire in upper Tr .1 liuc11 (' .myon
burned almost 30/100 dN t·:;
TH O S E Tltt:F:S A R E
Coulterpinc. knobcont.• pine and
big cone Dou,::la'i far. he s aid
"It's next Lo 1m1JOsc;1blf' tr, ~et
the m at a local nursery." he
said.
P ines from other mountain
arPas would ha ve a more d1f·
ficult chance s urv1v1ng an the
area . which Miller sa id ha d few
t rees to be~iJl with.
THE FOREST scrv1cp has a
pine tree plantation 1n the moun
tains where the indigenous tree~
a r e grown a nd transfer red to
camp sites and p1cn1c areas. he
said.
P e opl e i nt e r e s ted in
pa rticipating in the .. Pe nny
Pines " progra m can get more
information by writrng the fo rest
ser vice at 880 Front St . San
Diego
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surf amt , nd \!>ht• ••• tu 1h1 flll'k!I to'lhl thore w•
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r1•1 th1 ou.:h 1lll'w two lll<'b wc·fl• ~able to cnJOY the ocean
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pm 1111'.! .,and; tt ·~ ;, nt·"' mo\ 1t: fol ks . This one i!> called
. Hlood Beach P romou on<il 1111·1 C'> for this latest ter ror or
the IJt•J <'hfront 1frp1c1 a 11rett y voung woman in a bikini.
her face· 1·011t11rtNJ 111 f1·ar ,h \ht' I'• beinl? sucked hcneath the
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PROMOrlO~AI. 81\U.YHOO over the phot1> of lhc
d1 .,ap1X'M10J.: bea uty wa rns Jus t when you thought 1l wa!'.
:.Jft-to go hat•k m thl' watt'r ,,,u cc1n't even get to at '
~' Lh1•rl' Terrors o f the d(•l'p have 11ow com e a shore to
Ju,,t .1m11nl! lht· ~unhathcr:.
'r'11u t1rt· ll•fl to wond<:r what ever happent:!d to the
... wl'l'l, wonifrrful old m ov1t:!:. lh<1l brought romance tu the
s horl'ltn•'. hkt• "lll';H·h HliJnket Bingo " Or the happy ad
vcntur1:.., l1k1· ' 1<:ndlc!>!-i Sum mt•r where surfers never fell
off their hu.1rds or f.(Ot C'l b)' submarine horrors
Whalrvtr IJ!'c amt• of.th!' haiipy ocean songs lik-: "Ry
tht· S•·<J· ·or 'The fk at·h of W,11kik1 '1"
It TllF.\I WRITE Sl':.t'>11Je '>Ong!> trnfay . the~ 'd never
tn1\r· l ~rii·s .ihOl•t :-.ornrbody •..1.ho ·Found My Love a t
Aval11r1 '
ln!>tcad they d !>·•Y he lost ha:. leg ther e aftE.'r the :-.ha rk
gobblc.>d his Scub:J ~<'<tr
And don't amble around the docks at Huntingtcm.
Newpc1n or l>Jna Point warbling about. 'Red Sails in the
Sunl>t·t ·
Pt·11111t· v.111 JUSl figure you w illed blood on the sheets
East shudders •
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Mideast pact HIM M1\N
I WHO YEAH SHOT ntu LENNON NEW DELHI, India (AP) -
S oviet President Leon id I
Brezhnev. seeking to counter lht
Ame rican "Carter Doctrine" on
the Persian Oull, today invited
the United States. China, Japan and Othe r countries to Join
Mo~cow in rl'n?uncin& forelin
military h lt:iC:i, nuclear weapons
or ul\e of for('•' In the oil·rich
a rea
Kt•Jccling Western claims or II
"Sov1l't thr.-at" to the strateek
pt•I ro lc una 1>r oduclng area.
Brc thncv !Uud In 1111 iaddress to
the lndum Purl111mf.>nt that "Thtt
l ' S S H hub no intention of en·
l' r11;1 <0h1111ot u1>u11 t•1thcr the Mid
dlt• i-:ti~l 011 or 1h1 truns1~1rbtion
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tht· St1v1l'l ll111on 's rn1htary in·
1l•rvl·11t11111 111 Afi;th11n1 i.tun. Pres i·
dl•fll < 'urkr 1111nolm<·ticl that the
Un1 tt·tl St 111•'" would Corge a
i.h1(·lcl 111 11u111l tlw Persian Gulf
to prott·c·t w l :.uµi1lt cs vital for
1111• Wl'SI '" whut WHS called the
"('arlt·1· U11t'lrin~." the presi·
t11•11t clt•l'lan'<I 1 he P ersian Gulf
r1·1<:w11 off ltm1ts to the Soviet
li11w11
l\n•zh11,., 11omtedly said in his
"l'''t't'h "In t•u11trast to the im·
1wn ;ti 1st dot•I r111c with regard to
t lw l'l'rs1a11 < :u1r countries. we
ri• 11111 •:-.1· 11 clod rane or peace and
:-1 'l'llf'll~
··" •. PROt>Os•: to the United
!'.l.11('1>. 11111th1·r Wr:,ll'rn powers,
111 l 'h111a .. Japan. 10 all states
I h .11 1hspl:n antcn•st , that agree·
ntt•nt bt· rea('hed on the follow
1n~ mutual obligations." s aid the
SO\ tt'I d11l•f of stat<' and Com·
mun1st P art} ll'ader . speakin~
11n the Lh1rd day of his offlciaJ visit
to India
flrcthnt·v then pres ented a
flVC ·l>Olllt list of obligations for
l he ~Ul*rµowcrs, other interest·
l'U cuunlr1c:. and nations of the
Pe rs ian Gulf area itself to un
dcrlakc
Nut to· !>cl up foreign
m ti 1t<1 ry bases 1n the Persian
G ulf <1rc:a and on the adjacent
as londs. not lo deploy nuclear or
<J n y othe r wea pons of mass
dei.truction there
Not to u:.e o r threaten to use
force agamst the countries or the
Pt!rs ian G ulf a rea and not to in·
tt·rfl're 1n their internal affairs
-TO RESP.:CT the status of
n1rn J lt~nmt·nt <'ho~en by the
:-.tatcs of the Persian Gulf a rea.
0(11 to draw them into military
grciupmgs with the pa rticipation
of nudl'ar powers
To rcspt'Cl tht' sovereign
n ght of the o;t<.ites of that area to
lhc1 r nat11ral resources .
Not tn raise any obstacles or
pose threats to normal trade ex
changes and to the use of sea
lane-; linking the states or that
arl'a with other countries of the
world
The Persian Gulf area has
b1·Pn in additional turmoil since
th e outbreak of the Iran· Iraq
war tn S<>p l e mber on the
n.irthcrn tip of the Persian Gulf.
Ther e hav<' been fear s ex ·
prcs!>ed in the West that t he Sov-
iet Umon was tryi ng to lake ad·
vantage of instability in the area
t o mak<' a major e ffort to
esla bhsh ~1viet mnuence in the
Maddie East and Persian GuU
ar t> a
Before his speech, Brezhnev
a nd P rime Ministe r Indira
Gandru siped a joint declara·
lion and four separate accords
on economic and t echnical
cooperation and trade . The text
or the dedaration was to be re·
leased Thursday when Brezhnev
ends hia visit.
. "
\I ' I JOHN LENO
shot dead
in NewYork ... •· Brezhnev opened his half·hour
speech to an informal assembly
o f both houses of the Indian
Parliament by blaming a
worsened international situation
on ·'the actions of the United
States and its allies· in recent
years.
__ Oec 81980
'·DEATH ~.· ~. ~
"Military budgets are being
inflated on an unprecedented
sca le, an arms buildup 1s con
tinuing. the e xisting military
bases are being expanded and
n ew ones are being set up all
over the world," Brezhnev said
lie added that in such an at
mosphere, "it is impossible to
settle conflict situations ."
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wants lo re move "quite a few
diffic ulties" that h ave ac·
cumulated in relations between
the SOviet Union and the United
States. But "you cannot clap
with one hand alone," he added.
quoting an Indian proverb
Montage of London daily newspapers reflects nation's re·
action to ne ws that John Lennon, one of beloved Beatles,
had been shot to death in New York City.
Cabinet selection
delays criticized
W ASffiNGTON (A I' 1 Ronald Hcagan 's problems in a:.
sem bling a Cabmet a rc prompting some of his own trans1t1on
aides to complain privately that t he president e lect ha!> tM>en in·
decisive and µnprepar ed for the complexities of filling his ad·
m101slra t1on 's top jobs
Reagan's first Cabi net announcements a re expected Thurs
day, at least one w(•ck late r than he hod planned
SOME AIDES SAY i.ctming c1mfui.ion over the nammg of a
Cabinet. Reagan's first major' pres1dcnt1al task since his e lec
lion, could reflect poorly on his leadership qualities even before
he takes office.
"The Cabinet selection l!>yste m ' 1s ancredible ," complained
a source invol ved in managing the Reagan lrans1t1on into the
White House "It Just dot:sn't seem 10 b~ working
"Instead o f making dec1s1ons quickly, things bog down. then
pick up again. and bog down again '
Sources involved 1n bu1ld10g tlac new administration sa v
Reagan and his clost'it c1dv1scrs undere!tt1 mated the barncr~
posed by new cth1ci-in government lav.s , the poht1cal fallout re
maimrrg frl"lm the Watcrgatt scand~I and pressure from
Congress and !>pcc1al intereSL'i Reagan himself oo Monda}
blamed the ethics lawi. for the delay .
IN THE FACE OF THESE d1fhcult1c5, Reagan has sho wn a
tendency to doubt and recon!>tder his first choices rather than to
hold firm unde r fire. s aid these sources. who would not speak
for attribution.
Othe r tr ansition sources. hoW'Cver. defended Reagan from
what they characterized as "unfair crat1c1sm " of the process in·
volved in choos ing a Cabinet
"Choosing a Cabine t is a very important process . You want
to do it right," s aid one high· rank mg member of the transition
staff. "It's a complic,ated system You have to consider people's
per sonalities, national leaders. senators .
"I think It's mis placed criticism Ir anything it's the staff (at
fault J. You can 't blame the leader yet -1t would be premature for
tha t.·
Kids awarded
$52 million
in death suit
PENSACOLA. fo'la (AP>
Two s mall children whose
parents died after a 1977 derail·
ment of a Louisville & Nashville
tra in have been awarded a
$52.15 million s ettle ment, a judg.
ment one lawyer called t he
larRt:st amount ever awarded in
a wrongful death lawsuit.
The settlem ent comes to near
ly 10 percent of L&N 1980 report
cd net worth or $550 million
L& !" a ttorney Bert Lane said he
thought the railroad was unfairly
pun1:.hed
THE AWARD, signed Tuesday
1n Escambia County Civil Court.
I !> to be g ra nted to Daisy
Thors ho \', 8 . a nd b r other.
Gam Gett, 4, beginning Jan. 12.
The ch1ldren will receive 30 81'·
nual pa y me nts from the
railroad
P e nsacola attor ney Fred
Levin. who represented the
children. sa id "We were trying
to make s ure the children were
protected for the rest or their
lives "
Pathologist Dr Jon Thorshov.
37, a nd his wife. Lloyda, 28,
were the only two people killed
by anhydrous ammonia fumes
that s pewed fro m a derailed
tanker on the rainy night of Nov.
9. 1977 . in one of Pensacola's
worst accidents
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. PAltFORNIA Wedneedey. December 1Q, \B80 H 1 F DAIL v FltLOT As
T_heories predict devastating earthq_uake near
AN FRANCISC'O <AP> SuuUMtm ('altforoi• Ii td1ln1 cloter
to • dn•tau., earthquak• .. HCOrdin1 tu t•u theorlea. And one
1-" Ute t rfl•l t1u11lui may hi\ h1rtht1r south than aenerally ex·
"''" N .. t.twr tMory outlined 'f\a.m.h•Y vredlru wh"n the Iona ~ '""'°" ml¥bl bU akMl& uu~ south"rn le& of the San An
dre .. t'ault. whJr h lut t.e&>'odlld In a huae quiake in 1857 Most
unh sc•enti tt 111v that q\ut\e will alme»l rert11lnly be repeated
Barban Motha of the h ~eolo11ul Survt1y told an American
Of'Ophyt11ul Unaon m el'ltlnM that for lht: J>llsl half-century. "'"hem Callfurnla •t:trn11 lo h1tvt-bt't!11 111 St»&e 2 of a pruposed
lbrH 11-.e Mitm l<· ryrle
T1M> lheottll<'»I l'\ c·lt' wa11 d~velo~J by·olht'r r"'searchers, but
Ml. Motba and co-worker WlWam Ellsworth said. "Our anal,Ysis or
hlatortcal seiamlclty alona the San Andreas Fault . . . su1•ests
that the concept ... can be applied to the region along the fault
that broke in 1857."
She said ln an interview the cycle begins when a areal quake
suddenly releases the geoloaic stresses fed into the fauJt over a
century or more.
Staae l , the theory holds, is a long period or relative quiet,
when few moderate to large earthquaJces occur along smaller, re·
lated faults in the region. As stresses rebuild, however. sirnificant
tremors resume, Increasing in size and frequency as the cycle goes
Into the second staee.
The researchers contend Southern California entered that
Body of girl, 7, found
Autopsy set to dewnnine death caw1e
l.OS A:'llGF.I.~ Af' I An
iiUlOPS) Wiii ~ needed lO de
1ermm~ tht' C'dUM! of death.of a
7 ) car old girl whu d1!>appeared
as sht-walk~ bome from her sut.i
urban Pac()ima bus stup, police
i.a1d
Poh~ Lt Bob Crawford s aid
the bod of Lisa Kosales wlb
found by ct passerby Tuesday a f
ternoon a bout four males from
when· she was las t seen. The
girl had walked six blocks with a
classmate after riding in the city
school district's court·ordered
bus ing-for -integration pro
gram She parted ('O mf)uny with
the other child about a block
from her home. Crawford said.
She was fully clothed when
found. but poli<.'e would not say
whether it appeared the girl had
r>een molested or whether there
were outward signs of violence.
:J 11lat1in9 • u11pe.-1,.
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w1lhou1 ba.il artt-r their arrests
Mo nday night follo"A inc an
altercation al .t Car lsbad res·
, 1dl'n<·e A 17-yt><ir·old youth was
killed during the raid ~unday,
which a lso resulted in three
others being woUJ1ded by rifle fire
and six of 20 alien~ 1n the ea mp be·
ing ro bb t>d .thc s h erifC 's
spokesman said
Prc•fw !It 1 u II"
S ACRAM ENTO (AP> Lack·
ing a l'Ommittee quorum. the
state auditor general cannot im-
mediate ly investigate rPports
that Gov. Edmund Rrown J r. used
u sta te.financed computer for
personal politics
Bla•I brh1911 1111i1
LONG BEACH <API -A shoe
repairman who was burned over
50 percent of his body has sued
Atlantic Richfield Co. and one or
its units for $276 million after an
underground pipeline ruptured
and spread a destructive fire
through a Long Beach
nei~hborhood last week.
The suit, filed Tuesday in Long
Beach Superior Court on behalf of
Ro bert J. Davis and his family,
accused ARCO and Four Corners
Pipe Line Co. of negligence by
('reating a hazard al the Davis
home. Davis. 50, was burned as he
ran through his neighborhood
Dec. 1 trying to warn residents of
leaking naphtha.
l'lighl!it~d.-layc-d
sta•e in the 19208. Jr "'accurate, tbat means the region can upeet
continued large quakes until the current cycle ends with anot!Mr
great tremor. That would be Staie 3.
"We think the evidence supports the idea that the bit fault la
marching toward another giant quake," she said, "but there's no
prediction of time."
The 1857 quake, with an estimated magnitude of 8.3, rumbled
along some 250 miles of the San Andreas fault northwest or San
Be rnardino.
Lynn Sykes of Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty
Geological Observatory said a study or the recurrence of great
quakes around the world suggests the southern half of that 250-mile
break wiU be recharged and ready to slip again decades before the
northern end.
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S AN DIE GO I AP J
Authorities say thr~e m en a rein a
Vi sta jail today aner their arresu.
for investigation of murder and
robbery at an aliens' farm camp
which left one dead and three
-,vounded.
T he J oint Legislative Audit
Committee. which oversees the
auditor general 's ortice. is miss·
in~ a chairman and half or its
eight me mbers. The Los Angeles
Times had reported Saturday that
Brown's staff. and former volun-
teers from his unsuccessful 1980
presidential campaign, a re using
a state·leased computer to com ·
pile lists of political supporte rs.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Pan
American Wo rld Airways
planned commercial s ervice
between the United States and
China won't get off the ground to.
day as planned.
Pedoli119 a r•11111d the glf•fw
A San Diego County Sheriff's
Department spokesm an s aid the
three me n we re be ing held
The airline said Tuesday that a
landing· rights djspute with Japan
had delayed the start of service.
the first of its kind, until a t least
the end of January.
Ame r ican bicyclists Peter Wuers lin lleftl
Steven Williams and Tim Young peddle
along a San Diego highway during their
30,000-mile trip around the world. The firs t
leg of their trip which started in J ackson ~
Wyo. will take them through Central and
South America. T hey ate Thanksgiving
dinner in a Fulle rton home. "The most ex-
citing thing so far was arriving at the
ocean and realizing we are now ready for
our first left turn.·· said Wilhams
'Estrada divorced
'Black magic' suit dismissed
LOS ANGELES I AP> -After a
!!even-month marriage and a storm)'
separation. a ctor Erik Estrada, star
of television'sCHiPs." has been grant·
.ed a divorce from Joyce Mille r
Estrada.
E s trada . JO, the ea sy-goinlo(
California Highway Patrol offictr
"Ponch .. of the series, arid his 40·
year old wire appeared in Los
Angelts Superior Court on Tuesday
as Court Commissioner Richa rd
Erwin Denner approved a com·
prehensive settlement providing for
support payments
E strada, who smiled at faM peer
ing in the courtroom door, was ac·
companied by Bevtirly Sassoon, with
whom he has been romantically
linked since his separation in June
Estrada and Mi ss ~Iller were m ar
Jn.nk. of f\rocl' la.-
'\{(cJ<.ol'~ farrn.'J
v~n~~
riecl in a secret ceremony Nov 25,
1979. in L<.1s Vl•gas.
Under the ai.tre~ment. Estrada will
pa y his former wife a total or $131,520
in monthly s upport over the next
three years
As part of the settle ment, Mrs.
Es trada dism issed the Sl.7-million
c ivil ass ault s uit s he had filed
against her husband arter he sought
the divorce
She contendl'd in that suit that he
had forced her to p<.i rt1cipate in drug
abuse and "bl<Jck m agic " rituals and
tha t he had <'om m itted '~life ·
threatenmR acb" against her
Mrs. l':strada had contended dur·
1n~ the fi ve month:. of litigation that
she "feared hodlly harm may come
Lo her.··
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Political kingpin
paying his debts
In rat.her quJet f Hhkln, Or Louil Cella, once UM
d an ol Oranae County poU'kal llnanr ln1, bu 1tepped
from a federal prilOft to be&lft woH at I elude MrVlJli
farm work n ln the Imperial alley
Cella' re.leaat' from the v.ork camp 1t Lompoc alon1 the~ aUJom la cout c•m., durinl the 32nd month
of a •mew.th prilon term °" a ftideral conviction of
Med c~ fraud and law ronvtt"tJon of Medi.Cal fraud.
Thl' buk char •e i.n buth ca1a w 11 that Cella was
twuM"Una mooc> from holpltals be once controlled to
f U\aa~ pobUral campalpt for caodldatet of bia chooi·
LQI, 1Mlud1n1 st.alt Conlro&r Kenneth Cory.
So baa dJd f~· wh linl Cella'• political empire 1row
\hat lO l974 bt' wu the state '& slnale lar1eat campaign
l"Un lri.bulor
WM bu anorne.)'s pura~ appeali of tus ~ions,
Le lln ~ tthnc mto a life far different from thaf which
ne comma.oded oorore betnl toppled rrom his political
rch
He '"11 ht.> worklng, without pay, as the only doctor at
lbe clirue optmdt:d through the aegis of the Un ited
Farmworkers' Union.
Cella is deeply distressed by the lack of proper
medlcal care for farm workers. He said his first order of
business will be findi11g better mtdical equipment for lhe
under·budgeted clinic.
This may be interpreted as sell-serving -after all.
h<' b gelhng out o( jail almost three months a head of the
mandator y release date -but those who know CeUa's
1 ({Cord sn treating Orange County patients will likely
l>elleve him. ·
T he <l mount of free or redueed·rate work he
performed ut his ~anta Ana clinic was legendary among
hls patients.
Cdla's medical talents were wasted for nearly three
years. That he w1JI ~ able.to provide service to the poor
as partsaJ payment for his errors certainly balances out
to the public's benefit
Wage hm·ts youth
On Jan. t the federal minimum wage will go up to
iJ.35. This will be the fourth and final step in a series of
inc reas~ mandated by the Fair Labor Standards Act
Amendments of 1977. At that time the minimum wage
was $2.30.
In the interim it has become increasingly clear tha t
mandatory increases in the minimum wage can have a
<levastating erfect on the employment chances of young
people and other unskilled workers.
Employers simply cannot afford what adds up to a 46
1H:~r1·•mt p<Jy increase for workers who have little more
than hasic ski lls to offer. So they simply quit hiring a nd,
wht.>re Possible. mechanize their operations.
Sever al member s of Congress, including Orange
1.:e unty Hep. Robert Badham, are advocating a ''youth
•JtJ portw1ity wage" that would permit a starting_wage of
8~ 1w rt·cnt uf the national minjmum for those under the
.ige of 19
A.:. proposeu. the subminimum wage would be in ef·
<'Cl only fo r the rirst 180 days of employment, long
enough to give the youth a chance to gain enough ex-
peritmce to get a foot in the door of the job market.
Labor unions have always been heavy advocates of
minimum wage increases which give them an opportuni-
ty Lo demand sull higher wage scales for their mor e
:-klll<'d members.
But the n~galive effect of these increases on youth
~hould be enough to offset union pressure -at least to
the extent of giving the youngsters a fair c hance to get
:tarted.
Guns still .killing
When Beatie leader J ohn Lennon was gunned down out
side his apartment building in New York it was bound to.
m ake ht:adlines.
So c..bd the murder this week of a famed physician
""ho surprised an armed burglar rifllng his home.
Smaller local headlines noted the demise of a couple
of yowig men involved in a domestic fracas in Buena
Park. Like most of the other victims of handgun murders
in this bloody week, their deaths did not warrant national
attention.
Nor did the earlier death of the Rev. William Cass.
r-.0, of Atlanta. Ga .. who was killed, while his wife looked
on, by a robber who stole a wallet containing $1. Or of
maintenance man Ralph Jones. 54, shot by robbers on the
teps of the church wher e he worked in Baltimore , Md.
T hjs year's handgwi toll has passed the6,000 mark.
Will it e ver end? Probably not. President·elect
nonald Reagan has said he doesn't believe in handgun
control. Many agree with rum. And editorials like this
produce only a mailbox full of letters remindmg us that.
"Guns don't kill. people kill."
Automobiles don't kill eithe r . But they have to be reg-
istered and their drivers licensed. And a driver who kills
is not hard to find and prosecute. Fortunately the Second
Amendment didn't say anything about automobiles, or
we might not have even that sma ll protection. • Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Pilot.
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By LM.BOYD
An t!lectronics hobbyist bu
com e up with an intriute
compuleriJed device that
automatically responda to the
chirps and sobs and wails of a
Dear
Gloonay
Gus
Oon 't miss the new
Bonzo epic: "Mr. Bonzo
Goes to Waablnaton,"
coming soon to a Wtiite
House near you.
M.111.
...
•
crying baby. It tella bedlime
stories in a soothing voice.
Might beokay as a tricky toy, I
guess. But even the suggestion
that you can run In a
m .ecb anical substitute in
te nder times chafes a Uttle,
doesn'tit?
Q. What's the difference, if
any, between a hotel a nd a
flophouse?
A. Matter of rates, accord-
mg to census olticial. H the
place charges $4 or less a
night, st '!! a flQPbouse.
Wby do fOU IUppoae
Oldaboma le11tlat.ora found It
aec-ary to make It m .. a1
tbereto.-aftlladnmk?
Did you realise that about
12,!IGO PGPPI• will be born tn
tbl• country durlnt your
luneb hour?
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Jack Andenon
New cruise ·missile arsenals
W ASHJNGTON -larael,
Soutb Ahica and Tai•• wW
IOOD belin .)ou.t productioa ol
1trale1tc c ruise mluile1 -
•mall, pUot1eu Jet.a that can bug
the around to evade enemy
r a dar ao4 delive r nuclear
warbeadt 1,:IOO mJln away.
U.S. lntelll1ence a1encies
have known for years that the
lhree nations
were work:ina
toaetber on
nuclear
weapon• de-
velopment.
But the addJ-
Uon ot cruise
m iaailes to
lbeir anenals
drasti cally
alters tbe
worldwide "balance of terror ."
Even the Soviet Unlon is c00-
sidered to be at leu t five years
away rrom deployment of these
supersmart weapons.
In cold, b ard geoeraphic
terms, the triumvirate's new
missile capability means that
Israel -which already bas the
s tockpile or 200 or more
nuclear bombs -can deliver
warhead s from Its o wn
backyard to any of lts Arab
enemies in the Middle East, and
even deep inside the Soviet
Uniun.
Richard Reeves
S outh Africa co u ld an·
nlhlJate tar1et.a anywhere in tbe
soulhem part of the continent,
and incttaae the effective ra.n.ee
or the miaalle• by launching
them from aircraft. ·
TAIWAN WOULD be able to
destror Peldnc and other cities
In mainland China from secure
launching sit.es on lt.s own soll or
from naval vessels far out lo
sea.
The beauty of cruise miulles
from a mllitary standpoint -
particularly for countries sur-
rounded or numerically over·
whelmed by their enemies -is
thal they need not be deployed in
highly visible launch sites that
are vulnerable to attack. Four
cruise missiles can be inatalled
oo a single truck and bidden,
ready to go, in an ordinary
gar age. This, in fact, is precisely
whal the United States plans to do
with its c ruise mi ssiles
earmarked for deployment m Bri·
lain.
IntelUgence sources told my
associate Ron McRa e thal
Is rael, Taiwan and South Africa
probably hoped to produce and
deploy their cruise missiles In
total seerecy. None or lhe three
has e ven admitted having
nuclear weapons. and they have
taken extreme measures to keep
the ouuide world from learnlne
their secret. In 1975, for exam-
ple, the Israelis fired on an
American spy plane that got too
close tO Ulelr nuclear facilitJea,
and South Africa expelled the
U.S. ambassador, WilliMm Ed·
mondaon, last year when a bid·
den came.ra was, discover~ in
the belly of bis private plane.
U.S. INTELLIGENCE
analy~t.s first tumbled onto the
nuclear cooperation between
Israel and South Africa several
yura ago when sopbistlcaled
Israeli weapons a nd nJJclear
scientists began turning up in
South Africa.
Monitoring of the joint nuclear
program was fiveo high priori·
ty . and last year an American
s py s atellite reco rded a
mysterious flash in the lndlan
Ocean off South Africa. From
this and additional evidence -
including radio intercepts and
reports on the movement of
technicians among t b 4' three
nuclear partners -three U.S.
intelligence agencies concluded
t hat the OMSh had been a nuclear
te.,t.
A White House panel decided
that lbe eviden ce was in ·
conclusive. but for some reason
the independent panel was not
l 5AlD.
~PIO
~PLOYMtNT
F~Ct, YaJ IDIOT!
I
made privy to everyt.hine tbe Ul·
telllaence a1encles had gatbered
to corroborate their view that it
was a nuclear blas t.
l'HE DISCOVERY that an
l.sraeli -South African -
'faiwanese cruise missile ia im, minen~ has not been rtiported •
out11ide the national security
community. Even senior mem-
bers of Congress have not been
told. The lt:gi9tators, who have
assumed that the only threat of
an end to our cruise missile
monopoly wus from the Soviet
Union -and that several years
down the road -will have some
hard questions to ask about this
unsettling development.
l"ootnote: An -official at the
Israeli embassy said that Israel
"will not be the first to introduce
nuclear whpons in the Muldle
E ast ." A South A f rican
spokesman w isted that his gov-
ernment is ·•not involved lo the
production or or development of
nuclear weapons ." A repre·
sentative for the Taiwan govern·
menthasnocomment.
SEE NO EVIL: Just bt:fore
the electi<Jn, Secretary of Health
and Human Services Particia
Har ris told a press conference,
"We have not found and nobody
ha!! told us of any places where
:.av1ngs c&.11 be achieved that we
have not tn eo "
One re<tSOn . it now appears. 1s
that th<' agency hu!>n ·1 bef!n look ·
ing very hard Fortunately for
the taxpc.yers, tht f'Bt has been
looking and has fol.ind hun-
dreds of cas~ of fraud 1n the
Medlcare-Mt-dlcaad prngrams
In a pri 11 ate teller to Rep
Claude Pt-pper. lJ Fla . 1-·a1
Directvr W11lrnm Webster told
the chairman of the Select Com-
mittee on Aging about 667 frllud
cases al has pcndmg in lhe two
programs
"8 ) far thf" i;reatest majori ty
of these cai>i:s a re 1lelf-1nillat.ed
or developed through allegations
made b:, µrofcssionals with111
th(' 1ndu<.t r.y JOd confidential
so 11r~ '!. ' W1-bsler wrote, ad-
ding s1gniht dntly U1at ''few. if
on) referrab (for prosecution)
are lyin..i received from tht Of-
<ice or Hl'$ lnSp('Ctur Genl'rcll. ..
The t HI :, li1i;gc.,~ 1l1Cd1 c.!I
c h e aun~ 1nve~t1 gat1on .s w
California UJ'ldl'r the t'oJe name
.\1 edifraud (Jf the 2\lCI cases ir.
vot ved. Wel>stcr ncted . "none
~ ei;c tt'1e rt>i.ult., of referrals
from the DepartmPnt of Health
and Human SP r\'1l'eS ··
Reagan still a mystery to · his neighbors
PACIFIC PALISADES -The
poster appeared on the door of
Mort's Deli last week.
.. P eople Magazine to Shoot
Pacific Palisades -Home of
o ur 40th P r esident, Ronald
Reagan."
"Don 't Miss It ! Sunday,
()ecember 7, 2:00 p.m. Comer of
Swarthmore
Avenue a nd
Sunset
Boulevard."
"Group
photo or the
t>ntare town
will be taken
b y Peopl e
magazine"
It's, kind of
a joke around
here. "The Palisades," as locals
call it, is not really a town, 1t'i;
JUSt part or the City or Los
Angeles, a ZI P Cude (92072>. a
lovely place sort of isolate<l by
Lhe Pacific Ocean, a couple of
canyons and the Santa Monica
mountains. The Reagans actual-
ly hve, well·htdden from public
Art Hoppe
view. up in the hills t·allt'd the
Riviera Palisades.
BUT WE, those of us lul·ky
enough to li ve here. a re sup.
posed to be the presidenl·clect '!.
neighbors we're the new
Plains . Ga. even 1f t have
never met anyune here who
knows Ron and Nancy . ThP.y live
lO a different world, bounded by
Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills ,
Palm Springs, and their ranch
north of Santa 0drbara, inhabit-
ed by a small cirl'le of very old
friends. Th<: only E'\< 1dence of
then· eXJstence that you ee on
Sunset Boulevard is the tan
Rolls Royce from Gucci's tum·
mg up toward San Onofre Drive
to m a ke another deli ver y to
Mrs. Reagan
But then who. outside the
charmed clrl'le. rcully doe:; know
Reagan'! "He..'.s a n absolute
mystery to me." said the re-
porter covering him from a ma·
jor newspaper. "We 're never al-
lowed close. My guess is that
there is n't an authentic bone in
his body. I think this 1s just
another pt'rformann· • ·
Thal 1s a l m ost CE:rtainl y
lrue. Reagan ha~ been playrng a
role. the candidate. Nov. he wlll
pla y t he president There 1~
nothing wrong with that. Maybe
we're lucky to fi nally have a
professional tn a JQb that re-
quires an actor's skills -mov
mg people. moving them to sus-
pend disbelief.
RONALD REAGAN. after all,
has been trained to separate
his public and pr ivate selves
for more than 40 years. His im·
age, as actor and politician. on
and off.stage, bas always been
planned and practiced. "It has
lakt>n me many years to get
used to seeing myseU as others
see: me." ht wrote. or had wnt-
ten ror him, in his 1975 autobiog-
raph). "and ah.o seeing myseU
instead of my mental picture of
the l'haracter I'm playing. F1~t
of all, very few of us e vt!r see
ourselves except as we look
directly al ourselves iu a mirror
Thus we don't know how we look
from behind, from the side.
w a I k 1 n g . s t a n d 1 n g . m o v 111 g
norm ally through a room."
R !!:AGAN KNOWS what he
looks like, whJt effects his mo·
lions and actions have on an au·
d1ence "There 1s s ometh111 "
about thb t·razy pal'ture busi11ess
that mc1kes all of us cast and
crew auke. develop Cl l'hameleon
quality.·• he wrote in that book
while t a lking abou t a war
movie
··on a location likt.' this we
move in and become more Navy
than the adm1r.il. lt 1sn t phony
or msmcPre either for several
wee ks our hie ht-comes the story
with its locale and dtmosphere."
Now the st ranger in our town
will be mo\ ing to a new lot'ale -
(01 s~veral yE>ars
ll1s uutoh1ography, 111c1dental-
lv. \\JS titled "Wht-re's the Rest
l;f Me.,. from a hne he spoke
in an old fi lm and we all are
about to get th<' answer to that
question. The people of Pacific
Palisades would like t~ know.
too
Can a decent president produce a best seller?
HI, there, Mr. President. Glad r caught you in lhe Oval Office.
This Is your agent, Speed y'
Laser. calling. How's the book
coming?
An outline so soon? Hey, that's
great. Believe you me, you're
going lo
make a bun-
dl e off it.
Look al Dick
Nixon , h e
raked in U
million ror h1s
book, plus
another
tnllllon for
be rn g I n -
tervlewed by
David Frost. And Liddy, Dean,
Colson and Haldeman all tut It
bl,. already put In -a call to Frolt
lasl week to IOUDd him out.
J dCJD 't know. he bun 't called
back )'ft. Ma7be be'.a oo vaca-
lloa. But there'll be the movie
rl1hta. too. I •• Clint Eutwood
playm)! vou , Dolly Parton as
Rosalynn and Brooke Shields as
Amy
Okay, Brooke Shie lds as
R osalyn n . Theo there 's
newspaper serializallon, lee-vee
dramatiution and tee ·shirts
saying something like, "I Am
Not a Crock."
VOV DON'T? Well, we'll think
of something ebe. By the way,
what's the title going to be?
My Sincere Efforts During My
Four Years in the White House to
Build a Better. More Decent
Ames:ica? Hey, thal 's 1ock-o ! But
maybe we ought lo s horten it a
tean1y bil. How about juat My Sin
lJl the White House?
What lin? Well, I'm damed
confics.at we can come up with
one. How about all thole ba*
you told Playboy you'd be com-
m lt.tlnC adultery with?
Oh. StlU only in your heart,
bub? Well, what would you MY
\
the high point uf the book's going
to be?
The hush-hus h r endezvous
at Camp David., You m ean your
secret mountain hideway. Wow!
That could be a blockbuster. It
wasn't Jackie 0, was al'!
Anwar and Menac hem ?
about brea.king in? And you're
claiming Amy erased it by ac·
cidentally pushing the wrong
button six times? Ya-hoo, we're
in clover! What was it about?
You plottinJl with Hamilton
Jordan to ...
Oh. The Tennessee turkeys
singing "Breaking an a Brand
New Broken Heart "
Sounds a little kinky, if you ask
me. Oh, t he peace talks. Sure.
I'd forgotten about them. I'd
give lhem a whole paragraph, if I DON'T CAKE 'if it is your
I were you. Now, what about raviorlte song. It won't cut the
some big give-away or govern-mustard. Listen t o me. Mr
meot property to c urry favor President, this book can make
with some . . . . you at least $3 million, but
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sensaliooal ! Ob , yeah, lhe to get1\ ogether.
Panama Canal. Well, it'a worth ti No. no, not to write it. You've
menUon. I don't suJ)pose you bad got el1ht weeks In which to
any deallnp with a buneh ol commit an un1peak1ble act,
Whitellouaeplwnben? cover it up, lie, set named••
And Routynn waa iD the tub, uniadicted co.couplratar, ,...
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SPORTS BREAK I roOTBALl I BASK fBALL
Sport break
Rams G~or~ia a U8ed
of uper Bowl scalping
LOR ANGEi.~ ln Ii 'wum 'ltal6'nltOt by m
Oakland R.aldert uwu r Al Oavls, R11m•' ownflr e. •
Ol'Orita 1-'ronUul' tuaa bt<cu Ul•cw.t1J of ~ant l'n
voh•eJ ln ~~·alpln1 Su(M!r twwl ttclub IL't C!a~on,
nwrdtn& 10 a •tor y in to1fay · 11 t-d.suoru1 uf I he f .us Antte 1_,s
ll~r a1d Examuwr
0a'1b ' l•l••m nt Vf'\'l).U~ for 14 tn .. t m hb dispute with
I.ht' aUanal Football iA'M&LW on th~ Ha1den. pr<>PoSed movt:
lO l.o. Af\&eles, •!bu 4'1ltl" lhat N ..-t. Cotn missioner Pete
RoHU~ may bin .,rnriu:d personallv fr•'''l tht1 ale of the
tlt'ke~. lhe o w pa!Jt!1 ~rn1d
11-e oe""s paper bMld 1-..0 1n<lependent sources reported
t.bt' depoa1tJ()Qb l"Otlt•1n rhuKt-'> Uu1t lht: w1do"' o( the late
Rlt6m1f owner CarNll Ro. enbloom, who hl!ld not yet remar·
n~ •t tht! llmt:, J1d ht:r futu.n= husba nd, composer Dominic
ft"'ront1cre, wld to ll<'kc t brokers at abo11e the $30 face value
se\·~ral thousand oJ I.be 27 .500 llcxet:. for the 1980 Super Bowl
thl' Rams bad .it tht'tr d1:.JXat<aJ 1'he ncw~paper did not iden·
hfy the ~urces
·All of t he 1&llegat1ons were fl1ttly denied by Ra m s '
m.rnagemenl ~nd by Ro1eJle . The Frontieres were en route
from cw York lo Loi. Angeles 1'uesday and could not be
reached for comment
"l'ht:rc's oot a shr.,d of truth 1n the sugge:.t1on t hat I ever-
i.o ld a Super Ho'*I ticket for profit." Rozelle said "f have
found a number or innucndoi. and outright hes 1n the
testimony produced !>o Car "
All of the depositions havf' been i.eaJed by the court. ~.nd,
the newspaper said , Rami.' ~ttomeys were trying to keep
them from becoming evidence in the Feb. 9 trial
The swt is an antitrus t case against the NFI flied by the
Raiders and the Los Angele:. Coli!>e um Comm1ss1011, l·harging
that Roxelle and NFL lC'am owners unfairly kept the Ha1de rs
from moving to Los Angeles, although th e Rams were al·
lowed to move from Los Antl"lt!S to Andhe1m
U.S. D1slr1rt JuJ~c Hdrry PrC'gt-ri.on has forbidden at
torneys and parl1e~ from t>1lher side to discu:.~ the allega.
t1oni;.
r-------ffaeot•• tJf th,, day
San Francist·o 49t>rs quJrte1 bdl'k Joe Montana on
his team's come buck 38,35 victory ~ununy 4ftcr tra1ltng
New Orleans , 35.7· "If lhl'y Muld .. ccir.: :!5 po1ms, ~n
could we and wP J11J ..
('•>lorodt> yoilu ft(• .,,. D•.fortJW·,. g.ml
Roa Delorme's hustling ~oal midway through ~
the fmaJ period capped a Colorado rally which pro-'
duced a 4-4 tie with Buffalo in National Hockey
League action Tuesday night Tony Currie
scored two goals a nd had two assists and .Bernie Federko
contributed one goal and thret assists as t he Blues took a 4.1
tr iumph and snapped M 111nesola 'i; fi ve-game unbeaten strca)..
. Dave Williams scored l wo j?Oals. including t he
tiebreaker early 1n thr sec:ond period and Jed Vancouver lo a
4·2 win over Was hington. WashUlgton goalie Mike Palmateer
recorded 39 saves . . NHL ov.ners probably will accept a
package of new learn allgnmC'nt.s. scheduling procedures and
a new playoff format du1in~ today's board or ,ROVcrnor·~
meeting in Palm 8l'aC'h. F!a
llobin•on h ;, .• "~ .. " ·'""" u·ila. 'zJ. lfMJ
Truck Robiuo• pumped m 20 of his 40 points m
In a torrid third q uarter TuPsday r.1ght ns Phoenix
~cored a 123-108 National RaskPtball Association
victory ove r Ch icago. Walt .. r Davis, Dennis
JoballGD and Rkb Kelley contnbut~ a total of 59 points a&
the Suns scored their 12th road victory of the year ... Ray
Wllllamt scored 15 of his career·h1p,h 42 points to lead New
York to a 107-104 win over Wdi.hington . L-eorgc Gt>rv\o
srorcd 33 points to lead San Antonio past
Utah. 115 90 Robert Parish, Larry
Rird a nd Cedric Maxwell led Boston from
a five-poinl der1c1t lo a seven-point lead in
an a wesome third q uarter as the Celtics
rallied £or a 112·1:19 wan over Milwa ukee
. Johu U r.-w a nc! Dan Roundfleld
sc<Jrc•ri 11 points ear h in a ~·potnt third
quar ter as ,\tlanta defeated San Diego,
114-87 . Stcvf' Mix scored all 10 or h i:,
points in the last sii. minutes of the gamt.,
lead ing a 14·3 s urge, to give Ptu ladclph1a a
.. oe1,.SOM 96-83 victory over Cleveland. The triumph
ra1sf'd Philadelphia's record to 26·4, the best in the leaguf!
Jim Pauon scored 10 of his career-high 30 points m the
third quarter as Ponland went on to defeat Seattle, 111·98. ll
was the fourth straigh t victory for the Blazers. 11 19 in the
NBA Pacific Division cellar wtule the Sup<!r·Sonics ended .1
rour-game winnin!l streak . Gus Williams m•~t with Seat
&le President Zollie Volcbuk Tuesday but Volchok said the
elusive guard's agent squclchtd any hoptos uf an aP,rccment
Par,,eyhiuu. 01 . .,,.,. "rt' iuditc·f•'ff
Ara Parseghian. who televises colltf!e football •
games for ABC-TV. and !\1erHn Olsen. a commen
tetor for pro contests for NBC we re amon ~ lZ
persons formally inducted into tnc College Jo'i.wA
ball Hall of Fame Tue .alay. PaN>t•gban coached al M1am1 llf
Ohio, Northwestern anti later al Notre Dame Olsen played
end and la~kle at Vtah State t>cforc ple1ymli( 15 st>;.sons with
the Rams . . Norm E llenberger, flamboyant torm~r basil.Cl·
ball coach at the Univers ity r,f New Mexico, can't be triee on
charges of allegedly making false public vouc hers. \he st11tf.'
Court of Appeals in New Mcxu.'O ruied . T wo C:madt:in
Football League learns Ham ilton and Saskatche wan
reportedly are interested m Fr.k l(ush, fired last year after
a stormy coaching career at Arizona State University . .
Amy Alcott, 24, who won four events in 1980. includin g the
U.S. Women's Open, has won the Vare Trophy for having the
lowest scoring average on the LPGA tour this year .. Myra
Van lloose, 25, has been named the LPGA's 1~ Rookie of
the Year .. , Kansas City's George Breu, who h it 3!IO and
had a :lt·game rutting streak UI the Americwn League d unng
l980 se.ason, was named Major League Player o( the Ye ur by
the Sporting News . . . Jack Pa tera can count on coaching
the Seattle Seahawks next year despite the team's seven·
gam e losing streak, s ays General Manager Joha~psoa
. .. The 1981 Formula One racin~ season, jeopard11ed by the
withdrawal of its main s upplier of a uto tires (Goodyear). has
been postponed by one month, organizers of the year's first
race announced. '
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Following are the top sports events oo T V tonight. Ratings are: 1 111 excellent; .t worth watching · 11 fair · / tornet It. • . ,.
A 8 p.m., Ch•nnel 9 ./ I ./
NHL HOCKEY: Kinos at Minnesota.
Announcers: Bob Miller ar:id Pele Weber.
After winning four straight, the Kings went flat Monday
night In 1054"9-tO tM Calgary Flames. CMrlle Simmer scored
his 27th goal of the vear but It wasn't enough and captain Mike
Murphy felt the Kings might have been flat. "We weren't sharp
ffrly and It cost us," he said. "But we're going to lo~ some games wNn we're flat like this.'' '
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Basketball -Lakers at Houston, S:.SO p.m., KLAC CS10), Hooey -Klnos at Minnesota, S :~ p.m .• KOGO l600).
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RAMS •..
New Yorll Giant), with the de·
fln.ltt 8Jpln1 of OM or them this
week and pouibly another
fuUowing the Oallas game Mon·
day.
M 1&JMv1LS1 Is deeply concerned
About his nannin& back position.
On I y three bodies-Cullen
Bryant, Mike Ouman, Jewerl
Thomu-are left, aod only two
are completely sound as Guman
lS s uffering from a very tender
knee which could easily keep rum out of \he starting lineup
Monday lf t hat h appens.
1'homo. would get the nod.
Malavas1 also said Tuesday
one of the team 's top priorities
durmg the college draft will be
that of a running back. The re
etson why 1s simple: too many
inJur1es. loo often to his top two
:;tarters 1 Wende ll Tyler and
Elvis Peacock ). • • • As ror the othe r wounded,
V\nce ferra~arno s aid be should
bt ready lo play, Pat Thomas is
doubUuJ with his tender ankle
:.ind .Ji m Younl(blood is 5()..50 for
Monday's game, according ta
the team physician
Others who could also swing to
the s idelines drC' · Fred Dryer
<calf pullt, Mike 1''annin~ (call
pull 1, Cody Jones C ha mstrin~l
• • *
M alavasi took advantage of
Tuesday's media gathering to
rip th'-= 0Cfic1a ls for their poor
handlin8 of the piety which sent
Fer ragamo bent ovf'r in pain to
the lockl'rroom
Malavas1 was 1ns1stent that a
11.t~ should have been thrown
.iftcr Buffalv':. U •n Williams
"'cnl ht•:Jd i.tnd :.houlders in Fer·
rai;:amo'<i t•'<poscd rlJ.'ht s ide.
"Th ~ lt-a~u e o ffi cials
spec:if1ca1ly d1scui.i.1!d that typti
of pl:J~ C'arllcr 111 the ye ar with
u~, · Malavas1 explained. "What
Williams did (spearing) s hould
hav\.• bet•n l'Jllcd rt was called•
against us this ye11 r The official
JUSt bl ew the c.all. lie said it was
a (·lc:m hit."
l'ht· t•amcra angle of the blow
It !1 some rfoubt us to whetlier
Williams w~nt tn with his helmet
or s!rd it to tht side and c rushed
Fcrrngamo with hJ:. :.lioulder
.. \II I knnw 1:-. that his ht:ad
wai. down wht•n he hi.t me,'' said
I· e r r<1g c1mCJ of the in cident
"L.su:Jlty " lineman 's head is up
whl'n he hit!. you."
F errai:amo, who hasn't worn
any tr 1}t! of protective device
lh1s s~a:.o~. will be wearing a
nak-{ackl't for h\~ tender nbs
Monday
FerrJt.!a mo wore the Jacket
last year, but the garment had a
tendency to restn ct certain arm
movements. so he casted 1l aside
lhi:. season.
"It~ a little rcstrit'ting but
not a lot '' said r crraRd1no, who
re!ust'<i to blame his not wearing
om · Sunday for the m jury
"It was a ctually <t freak thing
All lnJUrie<i arc freak lhtngs '
" " . One reporter aski:od Malavasi
who he'd rather lace if his team
~a s a wild cC\rd entran< -
'Ph1ladd ptua or Oallas
"It doci.n 'l make any d1f-
fcrenCl.." w.Js h1:, n :µl y "I t htnk
we t an bt'at eithe r one
Pirates,
Ga11ehos
• post wins
There wao, h ttlt· t11 c hoose
bctwt·cn l he two v1r ton cs re
1·nrrled b.Y :.irc.1 JUnior coll~~e~
Tuesd&y ni~ht as Orange Coast
roll~d by Pa ll)n1ar a t home, 85·67
and Sadctlc:back toppled host Mt.
c;;.,. n J a cinlo, 98 79 10 n o n
<:onferenre ba:.kethul~ piay .
Coach Tandy G 11lis's OCC
1'1r.ile~ had a 1ou~h hrst·halr.
1 hen C'amc hack trr hlow the ir
£o~s vut CJf thr ~vm in thr second
half ·
"We s t 1 u/,!glcd because wt:
didn't. t&kc advantal(c oJ what
they gave us tn the first half, ..
Gillis said "They gave us ga~
in the zone ant1 we had diffic ulty
with it.
·:Everyone 1s playing hard
and thfa 1s an intelligent group or
kid s w hv wall only j!e l better as
lhe !Wason RO<'S on ...
John Saunders !'Cored 10 of his
13 points in the fi~t half to keep
the Pirates In the gam e. Chris
Beasley then took over in the
second half, scoring 2<l or rus
game-high 26 in lhut penod
Gaucho• roll, 98-79
Si.>1 1>layers scored 1n double
fi ~urcs for Saddleba ck 's
r.auchos with Tom McCl~key
hilting 18 for individual h onors .
Curtis Crossley had a team·
hjgh nine rebounds while Pete
DeCa<>as had 14 assists to bring
his total to 43 In the last three
games.
SaddJcback wasted little time
in taking the lead, jumpiny out -
to an 11·4 edge a fter three
minutes and uever looking back.
Tbe Gaucnos hlt 46 of 82 abota
for a 56 pcroent rigure in lm·
proving their record to 5-2 tor
the season.
The Gaucho.i play Lone Beach
at 5 o'clock Thunday nigh\ In an
ol)ening round game ol the San\•
Barbara tournament where Sad·
dltback is the defendln1 cbam·
pion.
~. Oec:em~r 10, 1980 H I F DNL Y PILOl 87
, Roger Carlson . ...
Ref returned .pay
Here's ooe tor t.be book -an Oran1e County
football official had the intestinal fortitude lo do
aomethin& absolutely contrary to the norm -he
admitted be did a lousy job, to the extent be re-
turned hilJ paycheck.
Unbelievable? Well, it's true, but be must ro
unnamed. since it was his request when he re·
turned his check to school officials at Fountain
Valley High for a recent Sunset League game.
Regardless of the level of play, it seems the
one big thing among officials is to stonewall any
kind or mistake, as to suggest perfection. They are
the first to suggest no one is perfect, but admit a
mistake? Hardly
The National Football Leacue is a good study
of this -s houJd a coach criticize, he 1s likely to be
fined .
P ro b~bl y the best one of all r egardin g
stonewalling was a few years ago when Huntincton
Beach High basketball coach Eltner Combs found
himself with the ultimate frustration.
ThtnKS had not gone well for Combs' team that
evening and the 0Cfic1ating was bad. in the eyes of
Com1's
So hl' entered the officials' dressing quarters
t<1 let them know or his d1ssaus fact.t0n and the of-
ficial responded by sayin~: 'T m always glad
when you 106e ·'
. Upon heanng that from Com bs, the Orange
County Officials Association leader, tbe late J ohn
Mc Dono ugh, answered Combs' complaints· with
this 11ut-st1on: "What wer e you doing itt the of·
fi r1als ' dressing quarters? That's off hm1ts "
Well. McDonough was probably right. Combs
may ha ve been orr base by entering the officials'
confines, but ho~ a bout th<tt oHtcial's statement?
Combs never dad gel a n answer
• * "
Speaktng of. adm1mng m1i.tak1>s, how ab<>ut
this one"
In pult:ng togt!ther the Oatly Palot's All·
Orange County football tedm for 1980. t hi:. writer is
guilty of overlooking Edison High defem.1ve
lineman Bill Thomas.
!\S linemen go. tha t 's th\! equivalent of ovet·
loc1k 1ng Edison's DJ Bell in the bat·kf1eld The'nn
ly 'itilvation 1:-; the facl Thom <t:, as not being •J\'Cr·
looked IJy <ithers
~-..
Marina H1~h has picked up a f r,unt<sm Valle:y
H1gl1 lrttns rf>r -by way of the dlstn ct C'ff1ce. Dr
Paul lierge r. the Barons' No. I admin1s1r11l<>r dnd
supporte r while the fV pnnc1pal, has l'lft'!n insert
.. <I as lht-nt'W Vikings ' principal
Pnnc1pals don 't scCJre touchdowns and make
few open·fielrl tackles. but 1f you look around. the
really successful progr ams have leaders with the
tn'\lj!h\ lo realu-.: the value of winning athletics .
Per ren Christensen at West minster in the 60s
was an example, so w as Newpor t Ha rbor 's
Charles God!<hall. Jt 's not an eas) road when
Uni ioses 10 C"'
•j
superinl4!ndants and school boards trad1t1on&t1/•'
fail to fully s upport what is sometimes the only
positive t.hin1 in a scbool system. ~
Los Angeles is a g reat example. Athletes have
been forced to panhandle on the s idewalks 1n hope.j
of getting enough money to keep Hee ''minor" pro
grams alive in tha~ district because or ll lack C)(
funding.
Berger's presence at M ~rina 1s the cqu1vale11t
of one extra returning starfer for ev~r,; co11ch 011
that campus. Two for football one for CJHcnsc-
and one for defense.
• • •
And how about L~guna Beach High''
The Artists of Coach Walt Hamera s har\.:o tlu.•
South Coast League football cna mp1onsh1p, a
league that is represented by Capistrano Valley 1r.
the CIF Centr al Conference finals Saturday 111~nl
Now walk·on coach Craig Falconer '" a t 1t
guiding the Artists' basket ball teum to a 4·1> record
and the Laguna Beach Invitational c:h&mi>ion~h1v
A check of the record book s hows a 3· 18 rn .. rk
ror the Art1slb pnor tn Fa l('oncr·s M n val l'h.;n•
was httle 1n the way uJ rctumin.I! :.tarter~ .1111! 11«1
height to speak or. . ,, ,.
AROUND THE BEAT Tht: ~un:.ct f t'Jl!Ur '!>
domination of t he Big Five C1mrl·renn frJ<>th , 11
playoffs as re flected by Fount:i1n \'all\!)' . ., cru>'n 11
1978, while Edison defond:. tl:. 1979 t1llf' .. ~.1ir1 .. 1
F11unta1n Valley Friday at Anaheim MadH1m 'l'lw
last time two SU11set League team:-m t•I m 11 • r in a Is w a'> in I 9 6 7 w h 1· 11 c u a 1 h (" 111 a
VanJfoorebeke's Anaheim club gamt•d rt'Vt"1g1 • f.,,
..i league Joss to Santa Ana with J l:l r. vnc!Jl't T .. .,,
Baldwin was Santa Ana's ro.:1c-l1 \i1~1kr lJ,
High's foot ball future ar>pf><tr'-,c".nd lt11•
freshman team w a!) 9.0 and dc-fc..iti:o f-·11~· n. '' IJ
and St. Pa ul . 14·0. beh111d lhe jJunch of •• nchu1 k"r
fullback Al Pola. a hrc.:hl'r <Jf Jun111r K,,.nnt-d\
Pola . . . Did Edison Ho~h ha1>e 1t-; thmk1n.1-r:1 ,
on when tl figured out the ha!>kelb~1 11 <1< hedult ·
We ll, Lht> C'ha rg ers meet (Jr<sn~1· Count)·.., l\r
team, Ckean View. on Saturda) r11ght. rathN tt111 n
the convenuona l f''riday night !.(•he<lutl. l'nd:.} '
night the Cha rge rs are busy "llh ot11er t'nl.led vor-.
at Anaheim Stadium.
Edison scores 'blmrout' win
F.d1son l l!~h School's Charl(('l'S had a big first
(}uarter. their ~st of the year, a nd went on to de·
feat El Toro·s host Chargers, 56·S2 in non-league
l>askt~tball dct1on Tuesday night.
In another gam e, Capislrano Valley defeated
Uni''' r:.1ty, 56·47. 1n the openinR round of the
Sonora tournament.
"I think Ocean View coach Jim Harns summed
at up beo;l whale we were tallcing after the game ."
Et1 iso11 Coach Barry Le igh sauJ. "He told me we
~ct\! scar) in the first quarter and scary 1n the
la~t three depending on the point or view you lake.
'That 24 -point fi rst quarter as the best of the
y<.•ar for us . But you have to give El Toro credit
They struitgled the entire game and didn t give up
"WP J!Ol mto foul trouble lat<: in the ji!ame and
had lo switdi to a zone defe nse
· A blowout for us is a four-point victory We ve
losl by fnur. won by one , two and four points "
Ed1~on wa!> UIJ by t wo points "1th 18 sf!conds to
pl<i)i The Chargers wer e attempting to play ball
con I rol when Je ff Stephens was fouled and went to
the line to can a pair of free throws After El Toro
cam e back to score a basket, R1cha nl U1Jnr· .\t.nt
in for a layup lo ice the dec1s1CJn m ttl• lt11.•1
second.
Chang was high point man f11r th~ z.:i1 1~01 •
Chargers with 19 while El Toro's T111n fl'Ur .. n ~.,. 1
cannin~ 2C in a losing cause flnrn s ".1~ '1.:'•.Jlin~ f
Edison. preparing for Saturda; n1 gh1·., 1-<.i r-11 I
l>elwet>n the two teams.
Capo \'alley, 5'i«li
The Trojans went· uown to defeat 111 ~h :. f
round or the Sonora toum amt nt dc!>plt1 .i 11 1,.•;11 J
per formance b~ Tim ,\1cl.au,Rhhn .. nn. lC r1• hn.1 '
Guess. 1
Capo Valle) look a com manJ1n~ :l1 11, lc•.1d , 11.1 t
dressinjt room a l halfttmP and wa~, tH•\ •• .. hl dd• 11 :
despite havtn~ the Trojans pack up ntntJ r1tun1.. n ·
the final two sessions.
Jeff Ch .. ska had 20 potn~ fc11 r ·J P'' ' .:tt
whdl' Wayne Cetll hi t for UI
t;niversit )''s record Cell to 2 3 for l h l' ~·· ,..,., ..
in~ into the second round of the t<ium.1.ni r.~ 1 ~.•'
continues through Friday at Son<Jr,1 Hit•h -;rhr.o:
Football signals
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PLAYER DISQUALIFIED
E.1ec110n l!•gnal
TRIPPING
Repeated ac11on of nghl tool
1n t>ack ot let! heel ~
-W.YflLOT
UCl'••ferue
Mulligan tired
of the .criticism
., ICJmN &YA.NO ...............
II 11 _,. like Coaeb 8111 ""'"r: _It 'ltlUAL lta \hfoatl .... l 'IMtHM M tt ft.I UC l"'8e buhtball mt r1
-.. ...... pretty dl•1U1ted
.... ~ tb1t tu11 tu m .._,,a., food cterenn
••we c• play lhe conv~nuonlll
wa r 11 U..t '• what e\lerybody
...... "~ 11"1u1an. "and ow-
•~•• will bt \n t he 50I and•
.. (Nl:VAJ>-'> LAS VEGAS tuad
11 tunovert 1.11 the rarsl hall the
otMr alcht. M> we mus\ be dom.&
90MrnDNG right delenslveJy
ti Uley Md ti turnovers ''
Tbe lea knowled&eable. who
ban no idea of Mulbgan's de:
feujve concept, are the ones
~lJCJREPORT
wbo are questioning the hardest
All tbey can s with blinders on, mind you-is that the Ant
eaters h ave s urrende red 96
points to VMI and 124 to UNLV.
Tbese same critics can't seem
to understand the concept or
reason for MuJligan's ga mbling
style, and part of the problem is
nobody has ever asked him to
explain It.
II ulligan has repeated time
and time again, to those who
will listen, that he is trying to
control the tempo. And, with the
1 players he has and the type of
team be wants to project, trus is
the beat way he knows to go
about it.
It's really amazing how quick
people are to criticizt!; how soon
tbey forget. Heck, the Anteaters
led UNLV at the half and were
stil~·n the balJpark with 10
min tes left to play before final·
ly r · gout of gas.
And, yes, these are the same
Anteaten who fimslled 7-20 last
year and couldn 't beat such
powers as Assumption or North
Pa rk. ,
People a r e expecting too
much, too quickly. Maybe what
Mulligan shoUld have done was
lleep UCI's scheduled date with
Sonoma State .. The Anteaters
probably would have won the
iame, 130·77 , and everyone
would have rnar\leled about how
.cood f'l'11 ddeok waa.
• • • -•tJu.aGA.N llA8 finally set·
tied on the elabt players (plua
o ru ) h t! t11u re1 t o use
•tbruuahout the course of the
Y'-'•r 1bey are Kevin a&aaee.
Gn nt 1'aylor , Ben McDonald,
Ke vin Fuller, RMndy Whleldoo,
Scott Hartman, J uon Works
and Ranier Wulf
The plus one 111 returning
guard Robbie Beal, who was the
team's leading i>corer last year.
He will fit in on certain situa
tio ns • • •
MVLl..IGAN CONTENDS hii>
Anteaters are just one player
shy from being right there with
the big boys-
"We 're just one guy away and
either some guy from this team
as going to come to the front or
we 're going to have to wait witil
next year "
Whal Mulligan 1s referring to
is some desperately needed help
on the front line for Ke vin
Magee, who has done more than
his sha re of the burden.
"He JUSt can't carr y the load
a l l by himself ... ~xpl ai n s
Mulligan of his 6-8 postman who
h a s s cor e d 66 points a n d
grabbed 33 rebounds in two
ga m es. "We have to be able to
get him some help so he can get
more rest. lle's out on the noor
too Ion~ now and he needs some
rest."
* • *
MULl.IGAN'S BIGG EST sur·
prise has been the play of WuU
off the bench. The 6·6 forward
fro m Ci trus College has scored
14 and 13 points, respectively, in
a reserve role
Wulf, incidentall y, became so
sick after Saturday 's game he
was confined to UCl's infirmary
ward Monday for rest. He re·
ported to practice Tuesday \0
pounds lighter. ·
* * * T he PCAA sent out its first
sta tis tical look at the teams in
the conference and UCI was hrst
in scoring offense ( llO points )
and last in scoring defense ( llO
points>
RANDY HEIDENREICH
Rustlers
host top
JC fives
A loog look at the lineups of
the eight junior college basket·
ba ll teams entered in the Golden
Wes t College Tournament will
re veal some short teams, and
t ha t could me a n some fas t·
paced action beginning tonight.
The tourna ment, now in its
second year , features the host
Rustlers of Coach Jim Green-
fie ld, a Barstow team which lost
lo Saddleback in last week's
Miles Eaton Tourna ment cham·
pionship game, and Riverside cc. the winner or last year's
GWC tourney
Also on hand a re Ventur a,
Fullerton. Pasadena , c.;1endale
and Citrus.
T ourna men t act ion begins
tonight at 6 with what may turn
o ut t o be one or the better
matches of the entire rour-day
tourney.
R a rstow. las t year 's s tate
s mall schools champion, goes
afte r Riverside. T he 8 o'clock
Rame will pat Ventura against
Fullerton.
Thursd a y's ac t ion f inds
Pasa dena and Glendale locking
horns at Ii, whale GWC meets
Cit rus at 8
Take a wa y Vent ura's 6·10
center Jeff Austin, and the start·
ing lineups of all eight teams in·
elude no one over 6·8. Surpris-
ingly enough, that 6-8 player 1s
Randy Heidenreich from GWC,
a team which prides itself on its·
quickness
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DINO IS NOW THE MAIN BELL. • •
week. "I wu buued alJ m.y life and 1oln1 to a
ae11re1ated school m ade me learn a lot about peo-
ple -whJle and black. Now it's H sy for me to 1et
along with people here, even lf'everyone's whlte."
Bell had come to school lhls day only to
workout aome. He bad to stay home from cluaes
due to a cold. No one, except for a rew close friends
who puaed by, made a big deal about him misaing
school that day. Afterall, it waa three days before
the CJF Big Fi\le Conference showdown with rival
Fountain Valley High at Anaheim Stadium .
Th.is was the bit game. And suddenly Olno
wu the bl1 mm -the .nt.llln Bell.
"LA.ST TIME WE struggled," Bell said in
analylinJC the last lime these two teams met in
which Edison pulled out a last-second 15·14 win ror
the Sunset League title in November.
"If I get the ball <Bell gained just 60 yards on
26 carries against Fountain Valley last time) I'll
go forever. Back in our minds, we feel they beat
us Now they <Fountain Valley) have reven1e.
Psychologically, Fountain Valley believes they'll
beat us on the line . They think they know what our
weaknesses are there. Our line may not know what
its weaknesses are. I think we've improved on the
line but l 'm just a little hopefuJ. I'm not scared,
really, maybe."
The hype, the publicity and everything else
people try to associate him with are coincidental
to Bell. What matters, he says, a re the friends he's
m ade, the knowledge he's getting and returning all
the good fortune he's had.
"COMJNG HE R E t.o Orange County was the
best thing that happened to me," Bell says. "St.
Francis (where Henry Jr. was an aJl -CIF tailback
and where Oino would' have gone had Henry Sr .
not gotten tired ) was a good football school but
they didn't care about you like Coach (Bill)
Workman does here
"Workman worries about your future At St.
Francis, they didn't. They didn't care what hap-
pened to you. That's what happened to my oldest
brother. lie was kicked off the team for discipline
and that was al. It was over for him."
. .
Bell fiiured early oa that be would always io
his own road. "Kerwin and I never talk aporta. Out
of necessity, we'll talk about aometbJnc elle. It
never did any good for ua to compete. He's always
beat me and so what? What did it prove!"
DINO DID P&OVE. however, that he wu in
Kerwin's league. In 1979, Kerwin gained 2,221
yards on 266 carries and scored 30 touchdowns.
This year, Dino baa ruahed for 1.-. yards and
scored 22 touchdowns with one 1ame to 10.
"I feel that at my position, I'm really better
tha n Kerwin was," Bell says. "I feel confident
about my pass catchina and blockina."
In any event, Bell flaures that more than llke·
ly , Friday will be the last time be plays tailback.
He feels that ln the defensive backfield ia where he
belongs and where the few schools (Nebraska,
Stanford and Kanaaa are at the top of hi.a list) that
have sbown interest bave planned for him.
It comes as a surprue to many people that
Dino would even consider going to Kansas where
Kerwin haa already made a name for himself as a
freshman tailback, gaining over 1,000 yards. this
year.
"IF I THIN1' I should go there, then that's my
choice. Even if I went to Ge6rgetown, I'd play un·
der someone's shadow. Too many people try to get
involved in your-decisions . Even parent.S get too in·
vo lved. They think it 's a direct reflection of them
where their son or daughter goes to school. They
should let their 18-yea r-old make up his own m ind
like the aduJt he is."
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BJ MILTON MOS&OWITI
Here are the names of 10 well-known productl and
ser vices: Tums, Pia" Hut, Uncle Ben's rice, Green Glul•
canned pea1, the Book-of-the Month Club, Saki f'ifth
(\venue. Howard Johnson, Ecko pots and pans, Tiffany Md
the Whitman Sampler.
All of these were once independent operaUona. All
have been absorbed into large corporations. Any company
lhat becomes successful In America immediately rum tbe
risk of beini acquired by another company. ll'• like the
"Monopoly" 1am~ many of us an familiar with. When you
land on a property. you have the option of buytn& it. Tbat
opt ion gets exercised all the time in the business world.
Right now Westinehouse is in the process of scooping
up the big cable television company, Teleprompter; Sisnal
is acquiring Ampex ; Ashland Oil is makine a pass at U.S.
Filter: American Can has driven a 10 percent stake into
Franklin Mlnt; and the
old Pullman company
has disappeared into
the rolds of a company
called Wheel a brator·
Frye.
This kind of action
goes on every day.
Money
Tree
The Federal Trade Commission keeps track or these
things. It has a table showing all the large acquisitions
made by companies since l!M8 .
A large acquistion means that the company acquired
had assets of at least SlO million In 1948 there was a total
of four of these acquisitions. l!M9 saw six. The pace picked
up shari>IY in the 1950s. In 1965, when American Cyanamid
bought Formica and Beech-Nut bought Lire Savers, there
were 67 of these laree aC'nuii;itin""
THE MERGER BOOM really took ofC in the 1960s. The
peak was 1968 That was the year Philip Morris acquired
1ts stake an Miller beer and Atlantic Richfield took over
Sinclair Oil. Before the year was over acquired over 174 com-
panies whose asset.s were each above SlO million had been ac·
qua red by other companies .
Activ1lv tailed off in the early 1970s -everyone was
JU!>l exhau.Sted -but the merger ·and-acquisition game is
unt•e again back in fashion. For the last three years there
h~1 v(' been more than 100 large acquisitions every year. A new
.. 1crn cnt to<la v is the foreign takeover. More and more
Am t>rican companies are being acquired by foreign firms.
Productivity
slwws big jump
WASlli:"liGTON l AP1 T he productivity of non-
l1nancral corporations Jumped at an a nnual rate of 4.7 per-
cent rn the third quarter , the largest increase in fi ve years.
t hC' ~ovemment has reported
lloweH·r. the Labor Department also reported that the
product1v1t> increase for all private businesses did not rise
hv as much as 11 had estimated earlier.
· In a recent revised report, the department said pro·
duct1\'ity 1n the private sector rose at a O.J percent annual
r J ll' rn the third quarter, down from the initial estimate of
t 1 f>l'n:f'nl reported a month ago
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toy campaign ·
lllC4plana
~on train'
fer vacation
9'eautration is WM:ter way for
a 1 lnt.er ~ day camp for
r~ lll•a and Newport Beach
hnt lb.roueb sixth eraders who
m~ be at ioo.e ends over the
w1•ec KbooJ vacation period.
1be Orance Cout YMCA bu
ce.edwed the camp, called a·
"Waeon Tr1Un," between Dec.
22 and Jan. l from 9 a.m. to 4
p • ., daily , a spokesman
an.DOunced.
To be held at Back Bay Hilb
Sclaool, Irvine and Monte Vista
Avenues in Costa Mesa, the
ump is to feature an imaainary
waeon train trip from St. Louis
to Newport Beach, makln1
"s\,Ops" alon1 the way at major
clti~s to combine "education and
excitement." be said.
Events will include trips to
Knoll's Berry Farm and a roller
rink. with other activities to
include a bike rodeo, barbecue
and' swimming at the YMCA
pc>c>l
A S74 fee will be charged
YMCA members, with others to
pay $80, the spokesman said.
More information may be
ob\ained by calling 642-9990.
a fr• eoee•rt aad GUier ae· llY''*· A="'iliDW at 1 p.m. wW bt ,_ bJ tM •. ,. .. 'ftlrd
llarln• Alr Wlnt Bead P• rformint a eoatert of
CbriatmM mmlt at T:IO.
All adividel will be pne-..cl
lo tM malD lobby area of U..
•bop..., center. rm t:cliAler
Ave.
fl •fclOt ClarUtmu u.. will
be lit aa put of tbe faUviU•.
AIM, a model railnNMI 1ystem
lnvolvinl more than 700.feet ol
track runaiDI over an area
24-feet wide by •feet k>na. wiU
be operated l.n the lobby.
Vern Dietsche , who la
coordinatinl comtruclioD of tbe
H0-1•"8e model 1aid volunteen
are needed to help construct tbe
set-up. He said railroad scenery
and bui.ldines a1ao are needed.
Penoaa intereated in donatinc
tbelr time or equipment to tbe
railroad s'ystem can contact
Dietsche or John Taite at m -zm.
Refugees sicker
ATLANTA CAP) -The in-
cidence of tuberculosis among
Indochinese refugees is nearly
60 times higher than the rate
among ottier groups in the Unit-
ed States. according to the na-
tional Centers for Disease Con-
trol. Indochinese refugees ac-
counted for 6.1 percent of all
new cases of tuberculosis in the
United States between January
1979 and JuJy 1980.
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Buddy Greco, recorctin1 artist ·
and Laa Ve1u nl1btclub
entertainer, bu donated $15,000
to $20,000 worth of bll band-style
m usicai arrangementa to Golden
West College in Huntineton
Beach for use l.n its commercial
music program.
Tbe music spans Greco's
entire career, dating back to bis
early tours with Benny
Goodman's. band as a singer,
pianist and aJTan«ier.
Golden West music instructor
Gerry Schroeder said be and
other instructors will use the
Greco material in pop singing
a n. d b a n d c I a s s e s· a n d
performances, as well as in
student-produced record,ings.
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DEAR PAT: How dld tbe polmettla c:ome to
be a symbol of Cbriltlnu? l'we beard about tbe
ori11DaUon of a lot of other Cbriatmu deeoratiom,
but never about this ~nt.
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DEAR PAT: I bou1bt a .... banclbat from
Ambuaador International ID Tempe, Aria. I uaed
it constantly for two yean unW a aeam ripped.
DEAR PAT: Would you sua1est professional It couldn't be repaired, 10 I sent tbe purse
dry cleaniJll or conventional wuJUnc for a Iona· back to the firm and asked for an identical
sleeved Pendleton wool shirt? These abirta are rep_lacement. Thi• la in accordance wltb the
quite expensive, so 'if wub.inc is preleralile:-1'(f--euaratee wblch states, "If at any time your
like to know exactly bow it should be doae. purchase is not livinl you tbe aervice you eapect.
D.S., HuntiDctoa Beach eel it to, juat send it back to U1 and we will either
Tiie Pnilletea Sport sa., la Laa-a Biiia •all refund tbe price you paid for it , 1or replace the· ••H_.. )'Ml et.eek &ale care 1aW ....._ ta.e aMrt. product without char1e ... whichever you prefer.••
It wW &ell,.. wWlter di')' dnlliq • la••erllll lmtead, I received a check for $31.•, wbicb
la req9lrel. So•e Pea..._ IMrta •• N *7· w:. leu than I bad paid. I sent tbe check back and
eleaMd, M&G&Mn ••Y lae la••uM ac:eer...... a1ain requested a replacement purse. I was told
dlreedem • uy mild, eold-wa&er lamd.ry prod· that it wu out of stock. I don't understand this u
aet. it is pictured in the company's lat.est catalo1. I
hope you can help.
Dear Pat: My job requires me to stay at my
desk all day. I try to vary my position, but end up
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In a apeecb at the medical
c•Dter la Anabeim, Robert
Derion, f ormer asaialant
lffretary of the federaJ Health
Slayiag trial
and Human Services Depart·
ment, said operation of univeni·
ty a:aedlcal clinic• baa become a
"bi&b·riU tiualneu ...
Tbe UC Irvine center ls
particularly a "bi&h roller,"
Derioa aaid, because the S5Z2 a
day aver.,e coet for acute care
in the lut ftacal -¥•at waa from
40 to 45 percent bl1ber Ulan U)e
state aver.,e for aJJ boepit.ala.
Competition will play a biaer
role in medical care dwinl the
1980s, be said, ·so medical cen·
Bies shown
as 'follower'
By DAVID KUTZMANN or .. o.u,,.. ... ,._..
Murder defendant Anthony
David Bies was portrayed in
Orange County Superior Court
Tuesday as a weak·minded
"follower" who lacked the abili·
ty to premeditate or plan the
gruesome slaying of a Corona
del Mar reaJ estate agent two
years ago.
Defense psychologist Albert
Rosenstein said his diagnosis of
Bies, one of two men charged
$300,000
hail in
Viejo cas~
Ba.ii hu been set at $3W,OOO
for a man arrested in El Toro
Tuesday night after officers al·
leee they found him carryine a
loaded abcJtCun concealed in a
10U bat after threatenlne to
shoot bi.a estran1ed wife.
A spokesman for the Orange
County Sheriffs office said
Gorden Eliot Braham, 36, or
Minion Viejo, was taken into
custody a few blocks from his
wife 's home on Tahoe Lane
about 9:45 p.m.
The spokesman said Braham's
wife telephoned sheriffs deputies
earlier that day to report that
her husband had threatened to
aboot her. Reportedly Braham
and his wife are 1oing throu1h
divorce proceedings.
Braham was charged with
carrying a loaded firearm in a
residential neighborhood, the
spokesman said.
Braham reportedly did not re·
sist his arrest and is now in
custody at Orange County Jail in
Santa Ana, according to the
sheriff's spokesman.
Saddleback choir
set Saturday date
The Saddleback College Con·
cert Choir and Chamber Singers
will present holiday aon1s Salur·
day al 8 p.m. in the Fine Arts
Theater on the college's main
campus.
Tickets for the concert are $4
for the general public and $3.50
for students and Gold Card
holders.
Coast
Weather
ratr and sunny throueb
Thursday with 1ll1htly
warmer days but colder
ni&bta. Lows tonl1ht 31 at
the beacbel and 45 inland. m1u Thursday a to 75.
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with the killing of Rube n
Martinez, showed that the defen·
dant lacked the capacity to form
the intent to rob or kill the real
estate salesman.
"Bies is a follower," Rosens·
tein told jurors in Oranee Coun·
ty Superior Court Judge Kenneth
Lae 's courtroom.
Though the psychologist was
allowed to present his diagnosis
lo the jurj Tuesday, Judie Lae
wouldn't allow into evidence a
videotape recording of a sodium
amytal interview with the 19-
year·old defendant. •
In that taped interview,
played outside the presence of
the jury Monday. Bies said the
only blow he dealt Martinez was
to throw a heavy, star·abaped
candle at the murder victim.
The defendant said it was
another man, John Alan Keith,
who repeatedly bashed Martine&
in the bead with the candle and
who later tried to decapitate the
real estate age.nt witb a mitre
box saw.
Bies, interviewed by Rosen·
stein in the tape, said he didn't
try to atop Keith from beaUna
Martinea '"cause I wu scared
he would tum on me . . . He'•
crazy . . . ~·s jumping up and
down on him (Martine&). I mean
earlier, he was jumpinl up and
down on hiln and hitting him
with a candle and I thought to
myself I didn't want notfling to
do with it. He's craiy."
Bies said he and Keith, who
faces trial in early 1981, had
gone to Martinez's Newport
Beach home after meeting him
in Laguna Beach the night of
Aug. 28, 1.W18. The defendant said
Martinez "offered us over to his
house for some drugs.'•
While at Martinez's house,
Bies said he bad gone lo get a
glass of water, later entering the
victim's bedroom to see
Martinez and Keith righting.
He said Martinez began chas·
ing him, prompting him to throw
the candle at Martines, strildnl
him in the bead. Bies, however,
said it was Keith )Who picked up
the candle and struck Martinez
at least 10 times in the head
before the two left the house.
It was on a second visit to the
house later that evening to
retrieve the candle that Bies
said Keith began aawin"g
Martinez's head off when he
found the real estate salesman
still alive on the fioor of his
blood·spattered bedroom.
Rosenstein, questioned by de·
<See BJCS, Paee A!)
Santa Claus
rwtes asked
San Juan Capiatrano cblldren
can receive anawen to their let·
ten to Santa Claus.
They abou1d mail their letters
in San Juan and addreu tbem to
Santa Claua, in care ot North
Pole. A aeU·addresaed stamped
envelope abould be included.
For more informaUon, call the
San Juan Capistrano Rec:reauoo
Department at •·1171, ext. Ml. Alk for Smie Juares.
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plan 5th entry
MIDDLETOWN, Pa. (AP) -
Offlcialt aay there wUI be
Jnotber venture Ulla w .. k into
tbe readclr ccmtalnment build·
IDI at' tbe 'l1lree llUe Island'
nucleuplmat.
Tbe '*'·pl ..... Tbunday, will ia90lw 1J mea WOltial ta
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nue.eai-.. tM wont ID u .a. eoavaere1a1 nuclear bil·
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tera aucb u the univenlty's
must appnacb state and na·
tioaal price avera1es if they are
to succeed.
The \miveraity took over from
Oraose County eovemment the
operation ol the medical center
four years aeo after beinc al· fillated with the boepital si.Jlce
1981.
Tbe center serves both as a
teachinl laboratory for medical
students and as a primary pro-
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LENNON IUIPICT -Mark
David Chapman, accused kil~er of John Lennon, gave
Vietnamese child piggyback
·ride in 1975 when he worked
at YMCA at Fort Chaffee,
Ark., during relocation ef.
forts.
Woman, 73,
rescues man
from attack
ATLANTA <AP) -Dorothy
Pugh didn't like seeing a young
man trying to rob 80-year-old
Ralph Davis. So the 73·year-old
woman grabbed Davis' cane and
whacked the uaailant on the
head witil he fled.
Davia, a retired painter, and
Mrs. Pugh are residents ol an
Atlanta apartment builclin& for
the elderly, but were not well ac·
quaint.eel before the incident.
Now, Davis says, they will be
friends.
"I love her," he said. "I even
bought her a soft drink after it
was all over."
The two were in the lobby of
the building when an assailant
attacked Davis , frisking him in
search of money.
"Mr. Davia had the cane in bis
hand when the man be1an to
frisk him," Mrs. Pugh said.
I
vider ol medical services to paor
people.
The Univenity haa a contract
with tbe county to serve tbe eo-
called medically indl1ent -
thole who can't afford the coat
of medical care.
Derion .and UCI Medical
Center Director BiU Gomales
aereed that the commitment to
serve the poor adda extra COila
to tbe operation. For example,
Gonialea noted, the center II not
reimbursed for its 1.8 full·time
interpreters who assist non·
En1Uah speaking patients at the
hospital.
Denon said some other co.ts
mi1bt be the result of the uni·
versity's te.cbinc program at
the cent.er.
.Re1arcU.a of the reuona for
the bllh prices, Denoo said, the
medical center -and otben
Uke it -must adapt to a sltua·
lion where service.a will be cut
baCk as consumers become less
able to pay the inflationary "'Oita
of heaJth car~.
Some coats at the medical
center mieht be saved by adJlllt·
in& the duties of tbe medical
staff and the teachio1 faculty,
he said. But he made it clear
that publicly-fmaneed boapitall
are 1oin1_ to need belp from
private hospitals to aboulder the
financial burden of treaUna the
poor. • Stanley van den Noort, dean of <See BEAL TB, Pa1e A!>
Lennon slaying suspect
Chap1nan suicide-
attenipt feared
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NEW YORK CAP} -Hospital
officials kept a suicide~walch to-
day on the "devout Beatie fan''
charged with gunning down
John Lennon, as a vitil by fans
of the e&·Beatle in front of his
Manhattan apartment appear«I·
to be ending.
Hundreds of people bad stood
in the rain oualde the Dakota
apartment building across from
Central Park during the nipt,
but by this morning their
number had dwindled to less
than two dozen and police were
removinl crowd barriers.
Mark David Chapman, arrest·
ed alter Lennon was abot wblle
retuminl to hi.a apartment Moo·
day nilht, was sent Tuesday to
Bellevue Hospital for
psychiatric observation. He en·
tered no plea to a aecond-depee
murder char1e in Manhattan
Criminal Court.
W amine that Chapman had
twice attempted s uicide, and
had been placed in mental
hospital• both times, court· appointed lawyer Herbert
Adlerberg requested the
psychiatric examination and
surveillance.
Meanwhile, Paul Goresh, an
amateur photographer who
snapped a picture of Lennon
signing an autograph for Chap·
man a few hours before the
shooting, said Chapman urged
him also to get a Lennon auto-
graph, because "You never
know if you'll see him again."
A prosecutor said Chapman,
who wu carrying $2,000 in cuh
when arrested, borrowed money
in Hawaii to come here where be
"committed a deliberate, pre·
meditated execution of John
Lennon.''
But the precise motive in the
shooting remained unclear. One
police source reported that
Chapman, who had no arrest
record. said he was unhappy
over the hurried fashion in
which the former Beatie auto-
graphed a new record album
hours before the shoolin1. But
Goresb said Ct.pman appear«I
ecstatic about the autoeraph and
told him, "Nobody in Hawaii is
going to believe-me. ·'
Another police source was
quoted u saying that Chapman
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CANOEUQHT TRIBUTE TO MEMORY OF JOHN LENNON
M8rtha Dntc:e, C8ttly Kno•1 In S.nbl Monlce rft9e
County's largest
$300 million Irvine
Center zoning OK'd
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In a move called the: "lar1est
single land-use action" in
Orange County history, Irvine
City Council members unan·
imoualy approved ioninJ
Tuesday night for the .. acre
Irvine Center commercial pro-ject.
The Irvine Company propoees
to build the SD> millioa ceoter
on the "Golden Triangle" of
land formed by tbe Santa Ana,
San Die10 and Laeuna
freeways.
It ii to include three major
hotels Pl"O'fictint a total of 1,200
rooms, a 1.75 mlllloa·"Square-foot reponal aboppln& center and 4
miillon·square·feet of office
space.
In a~ final IOftins for
Irvine Center, the City Council
set a betcbt restriction of 15
storiea Oft all oftlce buildlnp to
be eomtrueted there.
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Toro 11.-0.,. Air S&adca,
.... to tbe nortll ol Im. c.oter. .
spokesmen said buildings taller
than 12 stories would interfere
with fiilht operations.
The lS·story compromise
between the Marines and the
company was made public in a
last·minute memo siened by
Irvine Company President Peter
Kremer and Brtc. Gen. Jobn V.
Cox, commander of the air st.a·
tion.
A second restriction placed on
the Irvine Cent.er IOftin1 calls
for city U>d company offtctala to
inve1ti1aie ent.erinl Into a "de-
velopmental aireement' · before
any bul.ldilU( ~es place.
The .,._meat u curnatly
envi•kJned would suarantee tbat
lnlne Center ls developed ID a
manner tbat won1 burdla dty
finances . It would •llo
iuaraatee U..t future dtJ eom·
cU1 wcn 't prevent tbl de•elap-
ment ol tbe Pn»J«t.
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appears to be over
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In• .... Uw &H!At •o lhf new, mons ronurveUve ColltNll U..t
me•._ ••t mot h
See Ted 8'ewena. H A.Iuka, aabtaot S..a~ mlaority
ludw, lal4' r~ aa QJ'iimtiit 'b•d l)Hft-,..acl>N •lDCJIW
S..a ... ~bht1tnJ not h> lnl••t on an anO-bualn1 amendment
'8 a •'°I> cap mn11un1t NJnnt\I JU1Uc• L>epartmtnt apend•q.
Sen J Ml ll~lm,. R N C , Hid be will no lora1er ft1ht ef.
fwt• ~ 'iito w" ell WNC'kt<r. R C<Hu\ • lo ac-utlle lhe anU·b'-'11.QI far ... .-, ..
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lllAMI tAP> Armt'!d "aoU &oclal.111& .Wemeot.s " demand·
ta1 '° bf nchl~~n frum Cub• w~n1 CMC':.ed by Cuban secl&rity
forces wilo tor-mec1 tht \.111Ucan Em y in Havana to end a
11e1e ln •hl b four nuns were taktm t\oSta1e, Havana radio re·
ported today
~ :Uban t".mplo ee of the embuay was mortally wounded
by 1Wlfirt>from the captors. the report said.
The Vu~lav ne ws it&ency TIU\Ju.i reported from Havana
that four pnbb bad been setied bul lbe Jtavana radio account
of tbe lDCtdeot. which O<'t'uned Tuesday, said lhe hostages were
nuns •
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BEIRU'I', Lebanon (Al'l -Iranian &u.nboats attacked an
Iraqi island m the Shatt al-Arab waterway today and destroyed
a bridge linking it with the Iraqi mainland, Iran's Pars news
agency claimed today
Pars said several artillery positions on Um al-Rasas island,
at the mouth of the Karun River 10 miles north of Abadan, were
destroyed in the uttack on the 80th day of the Persian Gulf war.
Iraq's long-raf\Be guns have been pounding Iran's besieged
refinery city of Abadan daily fromi al-Hasas.
6old a11d .d~1·.-.r pl11111Z.
NEW YORK CAP> -Rising U.S. interest rates sent gold
and silver prices tumbling today.
""Id traded at $580 50 in London, and at $S6S in New York,
down$26.30
Silver traded in New York at$14.81 , downSl.69.
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HARTFORD, Conn. (AP> -Surgeons operated on Gov. Ella
Grass~ today to determine the nature of a partial colon
blockage suffered by the 61-year·old chief executive.
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HEALTH ...
the UCI College of Medicine.
said the medical center treats
half of all indigent medical
cases in Orange County while
the other 37 hospitals treat th~
rest.
Compounding the problems.
many of the poor don't s how up
until they are in a sicker state
than an average medical client,
thus increasing the cost of care,
be said.
The medical center is reim·
buned for some of its expenses
by tbe coUllty 1<>vemment. For
example, it received slightly
more than $5 million las t fiscal
year.
But some of the costs have not
been resolved and a bill to the
county of $20 million for services
since 19'76 currently is in arbitra·
tion between the medical center
and the county
Another golf
course sought
Representatives of the San
Juan Capistrano Woman's Club
are expected to ask the Ci ty
Council when it meets tonight to
consider constructing a second
public golf course.
In a letter sent to the council
Dec. 4 by Doris Dunn, secretary
of the club's golf section, the
council was asked to consider
another golf course for the city
before final decisions are made
on the future of greenbelt areas.
ln the letter, Mrs. Dunn said
the community golf course in
San Juan Hills on San Juan
Creek Road is "constantly over-
crowded."
Mrs. Dunn said that a new
course would not be an addi·
tional tax burden because it
would be self-supporting from
the collection of user fees.
Council members are not ex·
peeled to take any action on the
request. The council will meet at
City Hall, 32400 Paseo Adelanto,
at 7·p.m.
Hiring· freeze
LOS ANGELES (AP) -In an
effort to ti1hten its fiscal belt,
the Lee An1eJes County Board ol
Superviaon hu voted to impose
a hlrina freeae and to cut 10,000
of tbe '18,000 people on the coun·
ty'a payroll within three yean.
5th sex slayer
suspect enters
innocent plea
LOS ANGELES <AP) -
Dutch-born transient Eric
Martin Wijnaendts pleaded iMO·
cent Tuesday to murdering and
robbing a 15-year-old runaway
boy. one of more than 20 victims
in the string of so-called
Freeway Murders.
Wijnaendts, 20, who has lived
in Orange County since 11r11,
became the flftb defendant in
the case, and he could get the
death penalty if it is proved he
committed murder during a rob·
bery. Wijnaendts was ordered
held without bail.
He was arrested last Thursday
and is now scheduled for a pre·
liminary hearing Dec. 22 in Los
Angeles Municipal Court
Division 37.
William G. Bonin, a 33-year·
old Downey truck driver and
twice-paroled sex offender, is
awaiting trial on charges in 14 of
the murders, including the
Turner slaying.
Los Angeles County Sheriff's
Lt. Jerry Mendez said Bonin
met Wijnaendts last March
when both were in the Orange
County Jail. Bonin was serving a
six-month parole violation sen·
tence bei=ause of an alleged sex-
ual assal11t on a young boy.
Prime hits
20percent
NEW YORK (AP) -
Chase Manhattan Bank to·
day raised its prime lend·
ing rate to 20 percent,
matching the peak rate set
last spring as the nation's
economy beaded toward a
recession.
The prime, the rate
banks charge to their bi&·
gest and best corporate
customers, is not tied
directly to consumer lend·
ing rates but ia often an in·
dication ol tbe direction
those rates are beading.
lnlerelt rates hue been
ristnc raplclly la recent
weeks H the Federal
Reserve Board bu tried to
fight inflation by tiahtenin1
credit.
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William L. Watts of ~tin
has been elected. preBident
of the Saddleback Communi·
ty College Board of Trustees
Cor 1981. He succeeds Robert
L. PriceofLagunaHills.
CENTER •.•
The massive amount of office
space at the center will do little
or nothing for city finances.
Vardoulis said.
Developmental agreements
between city councils and com·
panies are legal in California un·
der a law that went into effect on
Jan. 1, 1980, said Assistant City
Manager Paul Brady Jr.
The company already has
spent more than $3 million for
an underground channel for the
Chinon Agua that runs on the
Irvine Center land. The com-
pany aJso intetids to spend $9
million in freeway improve-
ments for the project.
The first portions of the center
are to open in 1983 when these
freeway improvements are com-
pleted.
Irvine Company officials are
still trying to line up prospective
companies to build department
stores in the regional shopping
center. So far, no department
store has publicly committed to
build there.
There are several major re-
gional shopping centers in the
vicinity of Irvine Center, inch.Kl·
ing Costa Mesa's South Coast
Plaza, Newport Beach's Fashion
Island. the LaRuna Hills Mall
and Mission Viejo Mall.
BICS ...
fense attorney Al Stokke, said it
was his diagnosis that -among
other things -Bies lacked the
ability to formulate original
thoughts or initiate actions.
"He's not a swift kid," the
psychologist said.
Rosenstein also said there
were other impairments caused
by certain "disease processes"
in Bies' mind.
Deputy District Attorney Dave
Carter has asserted that Bies
went to Martinez's house with
the intent of robbing and
murdering the Corona del Mar
resident.
Stokke claims Bies was under
the influence of the tranquilizer
Valium and alcohol the night of
the slaying.
Syria units
pulling back
DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) -
Syria has withdrawn roughly
two-thirds of its military forces·
from Jordan's northern border.
a nd plans to complete the
pullback o( 50,000 troops and
1,200 tanks by Friday,· according
to official sources here.
Although the threat of war
between the two Middle Eastern
Arab neighbors has been de·
fused, Syria's propaganda cam-
paign against Jordan's King
Hussein continues.
There has been no information
about a reciprocal troop
withdrawal by Jordan, which
massed about 30,000 soldiers and
600 tanb to face the Nov. 22
Syrian buildup.
Swap meet
benefit
A swap meet to benefit the
Dana Hilla Hl&b School PTSA
Scbolanbip Fund wlll be held
Saturday from I a .m . to 3 p.m.
on the hilb school partina lot,
33333 Golden Lantern St. in
Dana Polnt.
Tbere la a 110 fee tor aale
~ ......, wltll partlciputa
Ir ...... aU tbetr ~ ..... Ad· mlMiml la JD '*"8 adults and
II eeata for cblldnla under lJ
1ean of .... ror more lnfclrma.
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WU -des .... M trw11.-t• eel It ._. but pol.lee DOt.ed t.bat
b•ll•I• ~becked oa maa1
airllMa la eat routiaelJ X-ra,ed .
Bitter troaJes compounded the
udnea ol mournln1 fans and
aboeked world leaden u 101De
information lurfaced atiout the
shoot.int s111pect ana Lennon's
recent interviews.
Only dayi before, Lennon, .0.
said'in a BBC interview lhat he
enjoyed livin& in New York
because he felt safe in this city. .
''I can go to movies or
r estaurants," Lennon said .
"When J started walldnc out. I
was worried that people mipt
want to speak to me or jump on
me . . . Now they might p.slr for
an autograph, but people don't
bug you."
The alleged killer was an auto·
graph bound, described by his
lawyer as a "fan of Lennon's
s ince he was 10.' · Chapman,
waiting outside the luxury
Dakota apartment building as
Lennon headed ror a recordin,r
session, approached him, got his
signature and even was photo-
graphed with his ido>.
Around the world, newspapers
printed special editions, radio
stations played Beatles and Len·
non music non-stop. record
stores were inundated by fans
and condolences poured in from
government dignitaries.
President Carter said Lennon
"helped create the music and
the mood of our time. His spirit.
the spirit or the Beatles, bras h
and earnest. ironic and idealistic
, all at once . captured the im·
..._, agination of the world '·
President-elect Reagan s aid
"we have to find an answer" to
stop such v'iolence.
Outside the turn-of-the-century
Dakota, where Lennon lived
with his wife. Yoko Ono, and
their 5-year-old son, Sean, fans
of all ages maintained a vigiJ
that began minutes after the
shooting.
The Dakota's front wrought·
iron gate was covered with
flowe,rs, cards and pictures.
Some fans cried and others sang
refrains from such Lennon songs
as "Imagine " or "Give Peace a
Chance."
A distraught Miss Ono said
there would be no funeral for her
husband but said she was plan·
ning for a public, silent vigil "to
pray for his soul" at a date to be
announced.
"John loved and prayed for
the human race. Please pray the
same for him." she said.
Lennon . who amassed a
fortune es ti mated at $235
million, died of hemorrhaging
and the shock of bleeding, s aid
medical examiner Dr Elliot M
Gross.
Crafts class
eyes holiday
A children's craft program will
be he Id Saturday from 2: 30 to 3: 30
p.m . at the Dana Niguel Library,
33841 Niguel Road in Laguna
Niguel.
Youngsters wilJ color a Hanuk·
kah picture, design a cotton ball
Christmas tree and make a rein·
deer puppet. All materials will be
supplied by the Dana Niguel
Friends of the Library. For more
information call Lynne Anderson
at-496-5517.
wHEMYOU
THIMI
CORONA DIL MAI
·JIJ I L COAST HWY.
675-9700
Lennon took a Wt
with him in ~ath
•1 PIUL SNaDE&llAN °' .............. ~ fu:.~!: 1114bout, my parenta didn't understand what au a .
WE WEaE WATCHING the Beatlea on Ed Sullivan's
show• and my folk.a were puuJed: How can you Uaten to ~~:!e~ ,:;.~t! tboM boya let a baittut? ·Wby are
Sixteen yean later, tbey beard Walter CJ"Ollkite re.cl a
warm tribute to the Juat·murdend Jobn IAnnon. Tbe v~~eran newsman aowaded like be'd been a BuUe fan smce day one.
But be didn't fool me.
I still remember the days when it
was us a1ainat tbem. My parents
couldn't comprehend why we weated to
squander our allowances Oft Beatie
albums and electric guit.ar lessons.
They scoffed at Lenn on ind
McCartney's music: it's just a pauin1
fad; next year" the kids will be into
something new.
BUT THE BEATLES didn't ao s•taiDHlllWe
away._And as ther grew up, as their music evolved, they took
an entiregenerahon with them.
My parents weren't shaken up when the Beatles split
in 1970. They didn't follow John Lennon's career u a solo
artist. Maybe they were amused by accounts of the public
"bed-in" for peace John and Yoko conducted during their honeymoon.
I'm sure my folks didn't miss-John during his five·
year abl!lence from the recordint scene, a hiatus that
ended only a few months ago. They weren't plaeued by re·
current dreams of a Beatles reunion, some magical event
that would transport a jaded generation back to its
adolescence.
BY NOW, MY PARENTS have seen the headlines.
They've beard Walter Cronkite's tribute. If they've flipped
on the car radio, maybe they've heard a disc jockey play·
ing some old John Lennon songs as a memorial.
But I doubt if my folks realize that in death, John final·
ly provoked that universal outpouring of love that he orten
pleaded for in hi s songs.
It won't last, of course.
IN A FEW DA VS Cronkite will return lo where he left
off the crisis in Poland, the hostages in Iran, the
Presidential transition
Follow-up articles on Lennon's murder wall be buried
in the back pages of the daily papers. Radio stations will
go back to their Top 40 hits
And my parents won't be troubled by any lingering
sense of loss.
VOU SEE, MY parents didn•t understand what all the
fuss was about in 1964.
So I don 't really expect them to understand how much
John Lennon took with him on the night he died.
U.S. 'sky eyes'
to lVatch Soviets
WASlfiNGTON l AP J -The
United States. sending four of its
most advanced radar planes to
West Germany, is bringing its
military units into play for the
first lime in the Polish crisis to in ·
t•rease American ability to
monitor Soviet military move·
ments.
Pentagon oCficials described
the move Tuesday night as a pru·
dent and precautionary "de·
fensive measure" but did not try
to hide the fact that the deploy·
ment is linked directly to the
Polish situation.
The first of the planes landed al
Ramstein Air Base in West
Germany today, two others were
due later in the day and the fourth
Thursday. officials said.
TH ..
IPORTS CEN I iRi Lid.
Meanwtule, The Boston Globe
reported today that the United
Stales and its allies, after three
months of secret negotiations, are
prepared to invoke tough
economic and political sanctions
if there is a massive Soviet in·
tervention in Poland. Withholding
trade and financial credits were
seen as the biggest economic
weapons.
High level State Department of·
ficials have visited European
capitals every two weeks since
Sept. 1 to coordinate specific
contingency plans, and similar
talks have been held With Japan,
Australia and Canada, the Globe
reported. The plans are to be re-
fined further at the NATO
foreign ministers meetings in
Brussels this week , the
newspaper said.
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oater l• Aaai.eila, Robert
Denoa, former a11l1tant
NCretar)' ol u.r federaJ Health
Slaying -
suspect
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BJ DAVID &UTZ•ANN Of .. DeMy ..........
Murder defendant Anthony
David Bica was portrayed in <>ranee County Superior Court
Tuesday aa a weak-minded
"follower" who lacked the abi.ll-
ty to premeditate or plan the
1ruesome sla)'inc of a Corolla
del Mar real estate a1ent two
years ago.
Defense paycbolopt Albert
Rosenstein said bis diaenoeis ol
Blea, one of two men cbarsed
with the klllin1 of Ruben
Martlnes, •bowed that the def•·
dant laeked the capacity to form
the Int.eat to rob or till the real
e.tateaaleaman. "Bica is a follower," Rolens·
tein told jurors in 01'an1e Coun·
ty Superior Court Jud1e Kenneth
ue'aeourtroom.
ThouP the psycbotosllt wu
allowed" to preaent hU dlapoala
to th Jury TueMay, Judie Lae
wouldn't allow lato evidence a
videotape reeordinl of a IOdiwn
amytal lntenlew witb tbe 19-
year-old defendllM.
Jn that taped interview,
played outaide tbe presence of
tbe jury Monday, Bin a aid tbe
onlJ tlaow be dealt MartiDe1 wu
to throw a MaY'f' atar-lbaped candle at Ute lburder victim.
Tbe Clef endant said lt waa
another man. Jobn Alan Keith,
who repeatedly bashed Martinea
in tbe" head with the candle and
who later tried to decapitate the
Hal estate a1ent with a mitre
box saw. , ·
Blcs. interviewed by Jloem.
stein in tbe tape, said be didn't
try to stop Keith from beatiq
Martinez "'cause I was scared
be would turn on me ... He's
crazy ... He's jumpin1 up and
down on him (Martines). I mean
earlier, be wu jumpin1 up and
down on him and bittinl him
with a candle and I ~ullht to
(See lllCS, Pace Al>
Carol Beek
hospitalized
Carol Beek, the 81-year-old
wife ol the late pioneer Newport
Beach real estate developer
.JOMpb Beet, was reported in
Mrioul condition today in Hoa1
Memorial Hospital.
Mra. Beek, whose husband
orl1inated tbe Balboa Island
Yacht Club in 1923 and de·
veloped the Balboa-Balboa
Island ferry service, wu ad·
milted to the boepttal oa Nov. 20.
Sbe bd been in serious condl·
Uoa for several days and la ID
the lntenalve care unit of tbe
bospital.
Prime hit•
2J~rcent . .
NEW YORK <AP) -
Claue MW.Uan But to-
daJ nllld ita prime lend·
lDI rate to IO percent, matelllml tbe peak rate Ht
lut ...-• tbe nation'• ecoooiaJ ieMed toward a reeudra
·· Tlae r.:•· tbe rate bub totMlr .....
1•t Md belt corporate
·, ca1tomera. ta not tied
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aad Huau lervle• Depart·
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fie UC lnlae ceater la
particu11~ a · 'klcb roller.'•
O.nOll , beea ... UM -a day a....,. COit for aeut. can
lA tM I• ftlcal year wu fr'OID
40 to 61 pereeat bllber than the
atate a...,. for all boepllala.
Co~-wllJ play a ~
role iD medical can dwinl tbe
lllOa, be_ said, ao medical een·
t•ra aueb u tlM walvenlt1'1
muat approach 1tate and U ·
Uooal priee averaa• lf t.beJ an to 1ueci.d.
Tbe uaiftl'llty toot OYer fr'OID
Oraqe eo.mt.1 IDftnuDenl tbl
operatiml ol tbe medlc91 c.ler'
four J9'n aao .net-Wq ef.
ftllated with the bospltal liDce
!la.
Tbe cent.er aenet both u a
teaehlne laboratory for medical
a_tudenta and u a primal')' ~
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MA' OUTU•a ZONING POil llM•'I ..,._.,. TllANGI 1• Cir ..... ,., •••• ,.n, .. t9f DI & ss•rdel ......
8300 million Irvine
Center zoning OK'd
By aJCBA0 G81:BN ... ....,"" ..... · ln a move called the "larcest
ain1le land·uae acUon" in
Orari1e County hiltory, Irvine
City Council members unan·
imoualy approved aonins
Tuesday nhrht for the 480-acre
City worker•
get pay hike
in lroine
Irvine City Council members
have aranted a t percent pay
raise and a 2.5 percent lncreue
in benefits to all municipal
employeeJ with the exception of
City Mana1er William WooUett J.r. Mayor Art Anthony won·
unanimous council support
Tuesday for bla ptop09al that
WooUett's salary be ne1otlated
privately in a meetJ.n1 between
Woollett, Councilman Dnld
Silla and blmaelf (Anthony).
"I tbink lt's inappropriate for
the clty manaaer to set bla own
salary," Anthony said in 1upport
of hi• proposal.
Woollett uked tbat all c.lty
employees receln t percent
aalarybikea.
Merger Idea •1t
Irvine Center commercial ~
Ject.
The Irvine Company propoaea
to build tbe "100 million center
on the "Golden Trtan1le" of
land formed by tbe Santa Ana,
San Die10 and La1una
freeways.
It ia to include three major
hotel• providinc a total of 1,200
rooms, a 1. 75 million-square-foot
re1lonal aboppiq center and ' miilion-aquare-leet of office
apace.
In approvtnc final aon1q for
Irvine Center, tbe Clty Council
aet a beipt reetrtttioa ol 15
atoriea OD all offtce buildinp to
be cODltructed tbere.
The bel1ht restriction
repreaeata a eompromlae asree·
ment between tbe Irvine Com-
pany and repr•entativa ol El
Toro Marine Corp9 Air Station,
located to the north of Irvine
Center.
Irvine Company officiall bad
lnltially wanted to have "two or
thrff" 2i0-story office buildinp
at the center and Marine Corpe
spokesmen said buildin11 taller
tban 12 stories would interfere
with flilbt operations.
The 1S-1tor1 compromise
between the Marines and the
company wu made public in a
last-minute memo aiped by
Irvine CompanJ PrelJdent Peter
<lee CSNTE8. Pace .U)
vlcler ol medical services to io«
people.
TIM mnvenity bu a eciatnct wtth the coumy to .. ,.. tbe ~
called medically ladlleDt -
thole wbo cu 't alfonl tbe c:mt
ol medical care.
Denon and UCI Medical
Center Dtrector Blll Gomal•
acreed that the commitment to
serve the poor adda eztra CCllla
to the operation. For example,
GoHalea noted, the center 11 not
reimbuned for ill 18 full-time
interpreters who a11i•t non-
En1Uah apeakinl paUentl at tbe
botpltal.
Denon aald some other C'Ollta.
mlpt be the .-ult of the uni·
versitY• teaebinc pro1ram at Uae center. R:f..,ardleu ol tbe reuom for Uae pricea, Denoa said, the
medical center -and otben \lke it -mUlt adapt to a altua-
tiOD wtliere aervtcn will be cut
back• eomwnera beeome leu
Lennon slaying suspe~t
able to pay tbe lnllatiOGU')' co.ta
of health care.
Some C09ll at the medical
een. ter mllht be sav4'Cl b,1 acUUlt·
inl tbe claties of tbe · mellcal
staff and tbe teacblne facult:r.
be said. But be made it dur
that publlcly-ftnaneed tgpltala_
are 101na_ to neia belp from
private boepitala to shoulder tbe
financial burden of treat.int the
poor. • Stanley van den Noort. dean ol
(8ee BEAL TB, Pace .U>
ChapDlan suicide
' atte~pt feared
NEW YORK CAP> -Hoepital
officiala kept a suicide watch ~
day OD the "devout Beatie fan"
cbaraed with 1unnin1 down
John Lennoll, as a vilil by fans
of the ex-Bealle in front of bis
Manhattan apartment appeared·
tobemdiq.
Hundreds of people bad stood
in tbe rain ouaide the Dakota
apartment buildin1 across from
Central Park durinl the nipt,
but by this mornina their
number bad dwindled to las
than two doun and police were
removinl crowd barriers.
Mart David Chapman, arrwt·
eel afts Lennon WU Shot while
retW'lliDc to bis apartment Mon·
day llilbt. -. seat T\lftdQ to Bellevue Hospital for
psycblatttc oblervatiGG. He en·
tered no plea to a aeeoact-desree
murder char1e in M anbattan
Criminal Court.
W amiq tliat Chapman bad
twice attempted suicide, and
bad bHD placed la mental
bo1pital1 both tlmea, covt·
appointed lawyer Herbert
Adlerber1 requested the
paycblatrlc examination and
surveUlance.
lleanwbile, Paul Goresh, an
amateur pbotoarapber who
snapped a picture of Lennon
al1nina an auto1raph for Cbap-
man a few boura before the
shoot.inc, said Chapman urpd
him aJao to get a Lennon auto-
1rapb, because "You never
know ii you'll see him a1ain."
A prosecutor said Chapman,
who wu carryin1 $2,000 in caab
when arrested, borrowed money
in Hawaii to come here where be
"committed a deliberate, pre-
meditated execution of John
Lennon."
But the precise motive in the
sbootinl remained unclear. One
police aource reported that
Chapman, who bad no arreat
record, said be was unhappy
over the hurried faahion in
wbicb tbe former Beatie auto-
1rapbed a new record album
hours before the abootia1. But
Gorelb said Chapman appeared
ecstatic about the autoarapb and
told him, ••Nobody ln Hawaii ll
1olnl to believe me."
Another police source was
quoted u aayiq that Chapman
sai. be bad "beard voices" and
that the devil motivated bis acta.
Chapman pdl'chued bla ftve-
abot .•caliber Charter Anni revolver Ill Hollolulu OD Oet. 21. It
was not clear bow he transport·
ed it here but police noted that
ba11~1e checked on many
airlines la not routinely X-rayed.
Bitter l.ronles compounded the
sadness of mouminl fans and
abocked world leaden aa aome
informatioo surfaced about tbe •booti.nl amped and Lennon's
recent interviews.
(See LENNON, Pace Ai>
Closer lo,ok urged
at sports funding
The flnanctna of sports in tbe
Newport-Mesa School District
needs a close look, Superinten·
dent John Nicoll has told
trustees.
Nicoll advised the board that a
pro1ram calliftl for hi1h school
teams and their adult booster
1roupa to plck up balf the coat ol
tranaportatton. to 1amea and
meet. this year is fallln1 abort
of expectation.
Tbe superintendent told the
board he wants to d.iscuu the
money problem at tbe next
board meetin1, Jan. 13, and will
recommend that the district
pick up the transportation fund
abort.ace for the remainder of thla year.
* * *
At atue, he said, are all
spring aporta, including track,
1011 and baseball.
Faced with decl.lning income,
the board of trustees last sum·
mer trimmed hi1b school and
middle school sports tranaporta·
tion bud1eta for th.is school year
from tbe previous $90,000 down
to *'5,000.
The ortatnal plan called for
the athletes and their supporters
to raiH about StS.000 themselves
to conUnue the aporta progama.
NicoU said Tuesday ni1ht that
the teams have raised only
about $22,500, half of the re·
quired amount, and t~at future
income la doubtful.
. (See SPOaTS, Pace AJ)
* * *
LENNON ... !CT -. Mark
David Chapman, accmed
killer of John Lennon, aave
Vietnamese child piggyback
·ride in 1975 when he wo~
at YMCA at Fort Chaffee,
Ark., during relocation ef·
forts.
Cops seek
well-dressed
Mesa bandit
A gunman in a three-piece
li1ht bloe sult held up tbe
manager of a Costa Mesa
restaurant late Tuesday and left
with ~.000.
Investi1ators said the man
ed1ed into the business office at
the Acapulco Mexican
Restaurant and Cantina, held
the manager at the point of a
black pistol. scooped up a bank
baa containinl the money and
ned at about ll:30 p.m.
The manaaer of tbe Mexican
food restaurant at 1212 8riltol
St. described the bandit u a
28-year-old white man with a
pock-marked face, wet1hin1
about 115 pounds and 5-feet·lO.
Coast
Parents assail N-M. sch~ol plans . Weather
Fair and IUllQJ tbroulb
Thursday with 1H1btb
warmer da.ys but colder
ntcbta. Lows tonilbt • at .the beaebel and '5 lnlud.
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Tiw-\ u ~ ha n "i. ·~ency 1'1tnJ\l& reported from Hav•n•
ti.al four v r1 L!> had ~en e11ed but the Havana radio account
of Lb uw11.tcf)L "'hn·h ~ curTI!<.I Tutisday. Hid the hostages w,r~
D\&IP
,._,_. t.ru.'*" t 'UHf'f>r found
HA R1'1-"0RI> Cunn 1AP1 Guv Elht Grasso was in
1uarded \•Ond1wm Lodii)' "fter four hours of s urgery in which
doctors ~atd lht.•) '•,und 1n11h~nant growths in her large and
s mall U\leSUOt'~, aulhunttcS SWd
M ~ Grilll~o lil. announced plans to resign as of Dec. 31 ~ter doctor') n•porteJ i-h~ was suffering from cancer of the
liver.
114!aga ". k h1 ••,. u • 1 '" .... ,
N ~W \'OHK 1 •\I' 1 President-elect Reagan left for
Washington Wd.i) .1pµ:irt•nLly without ever meeting his new
daughter in law Althou~h Rl'<1gan anti his 22·year-0ld son, Ron, lunched
Tuesdav u1 the \\ aldorf 1\stor1a Hotel, the 29-year-old bride was
•utl u t•'. ~
(~Id a11d •if rpr pleun1.w1
NEW YORK CAP> -Rising U.S. interest rates sent gold
and silver prices tumbling today
Gold traded al $580 50 in London. and at $565 in New York
downS26.30. '
Silver traded 1n New York atS14.81 ,downSUi9.
Soutla Coast Sitr
Mesa planners OK
new plaza building
Plans for conc;trut t1on or a
lS·story Broadway department
store and office structure in the
South Coast Plaza have been ap·
proved by the Costa Mes a Plan·
ning Commission
Thoush authorized by the
commi•sion~ the package was
sent to the City Council for re·
view and poUlble r evis ion
because of its size, planners
said
Proposed by C J St'~erstrom
and Sons, the plat a add1t1on
would contain a t hrN• ::.torv l'Om
mercial ~l'<'lt l)n h o u ~1n~ a
Broadway store and up to t!O
smaller commerrial sh11ps, ~a id
Mal co m R n s~. ~>r OJ ~Cl
coordinator.
Twelve n oon; of .<ifftt <· spaN·
would tower 11 bovc the base
complex, city planners ~aid
Estimated to cu:.t more than
$60 million when completed in
mid·l.983, the facility would add
some 500,()()().squarc feet of floor
space to the plaza, touted as the
nation's largest shopping com-
plex.
The new addition or white
cast-concrete and ~1lver ren ec-
tive glass would bridge Bnstol
Street with a pedestr ian over·
pass t o pa rk in g at the
Segerslroms' Town ('entt:r
The building, Lo be construct·
ed just east or the plaza's
carousel area, 1s to he s ur
rounded with s ubter r anean
parking for an estimated 1.600
can.
The proposed structure, de·
aiped by architects Skidmore,
Owings and Merrill or San F'ran·
cisco, is expected to generate
about 873 jobs in Costa Mesa
planners estimate. '
Bm safety probed
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SAN DIEGO
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EXPANSION PLANNED
D•rkened •r••
1·roffl Pagr . t I
CENTER ...
Kremer and Brig. Gen. J ohn V
C:ox. commander of the air sta: t1on
A sec?fld restriction placed on
the !rvme Center zoning calls
for cit~ and company officials to
mvesllgate entering into a ''de·
velopmenlal agreement" before
any building takes place.
T~~ agreement as currenUy
en~1s1oned would guarantee that
Irvine Center is developed in a
~anner that won't burden city
f i n a n ces . It would also
guarantee that future city coun·
cils won't prevent the develop.
ment of the project.
LOS ANGELES <AP> A
Councilman Bill Vardoulis has
said that the project could prove
burdensome to the city if the
s.ales tax-generating retail por·
lion of the center isn't developed
in a timely fashion. The sales
tax is the biggest single source
of city revenue.
safety inspection has been or·
dered for 33 new Southern
CaWornia Rapid Transit b\Jses
tbat were found to have cracks
in their frames. RTD officials
said 11 of the Grumman-Flxible
buHI have been recalled from
service since they went into use
lut May. The 22 cracked buses
still in use bad damage that was
of a non-serious nature, they
said.
The Irvine Company has been
criticized by city officials for be·
ing too slow in developing retail
projects.
The massive amount of office
space at the center will do little
or nothing for city finances
Vardoulis said. '
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sUI ... 9llC.....,..... ... Ille
eaJ•r .. ll•lq ln Pf•• Ywt
bee•UM be fell Hie in thla dtJ.
"I can 10 to movies o r
rHtauranu." Lennon Hid.
"Wben I slarted walk tna out, I
wu "'1'ied that l*)ple milhl
want to •Deak to me or Jump on
mt: .. Now they mltht ask for
an autotirapb, but people don't
bui you."
U.S. spy
plafte11
eye Reds
Tbe alle1ed kmer was an auto·
1raph hound, described by hi.s
lawyer as a "fan of Lennon's
•lnce ht" was 10.2 ' Ghapman
waiting outs ide the luxury
Dakota apartment building as Leanon headed for a recording
seaaion, approached him. goc, bis
slanature and even was photo.
graphed wilb his idol,
Around the world, newspapers
printed special editions radio
stations played Beatles a~d Len· non music non-stop, r ecord
stores were inundated by rans
and condolences poured in from
government di&nilaries.
President Carter said Lermon
"helped create the music and
the mood of our lime. His spirit
the spirit of the Bealle.s. brash
and earnest, ironic and idealistic
all at once . captured the im·
agination of the world ...
President-elect Reagan said
"we have to find an answer" to
stop such violence.
Ou~ide..the turn-of-the-century
Dakot a, whe re Lennon lived
with his wife, Yoko Ono, and
their 5-year-old son. Sean, fans
of all ages maintained a vigil
that began minutes after the
shooting
. The Dakota's front wrought·
iron gate was cover ed with
flo wers . cards and pictures.
Some fans cr ied and others sang
refrains from such Lennon songs
as "lma~ine" or "Give Peace a
Chan<.'e."
A distraught Miss Ono said
there wouJd be nCJ runeral for her
hus band but said she was plan-
ning for a public, !>llcnt vigil "to
pray for his soul " at a date to be
announced.
"J ohn loved and prayed for
the human race. Please pray the
same for him." she said.
Lennon, who amassed a -
rortune esti m ated at $235
million, died of hemorrhaging
and the shock of bleeding. said
medical examine r Dr Elliot M.
Gross.
lie had been \struck by four
~ullets, two in the back and two
in the shoulder . Three of them
tore through his lert lung and
one s hattered a bone in his
s houlder. accordin g l o the
a utopsy.
f 'rf•• Pag.-t I
HEALTH • • •
th~ UCI College of Medjcine,
said the medical center ·treats
ha lf of a ll indigent medical
cases in Orange County while
the other 37 hospitals treat the
re.!>t.
Compounding the problems.
ma~y of the poor don't s how up
until they are in a sicker state
than an ave rage medical client
thus increasing the cost of care'
he said. '
The medical <.'enter 1s reim·
bursed for some of its expenses
by the county government For
example. it received s lightly
more than SS million last fiscal
year.
But some of the costs have not
been resolved and a bill lo the
county of $20 million for services
since 1976 currently is in arbitra-
tion between the Jlledical center
and the county (
f 'roffl Pag ... t I
PARENTS. • •
gai ned applause during the
session
The clapping from about 35
parents attending the session
came when he announced that
right now. he opposes th~
merger plan.
"Let's face it," he said, "we
are talking saving money."
He noted that closing down a ,
high school -one of several
other plans under discussion -
would save between $750,000 and
Sl million in annual operating
costs .
Closing e lementary schools
would save $1.25,000 a year and
middle schools about $225,000.
And, he said, he favors keep-
ing the current ''more tradi·
lional'' schooling system, "clos·
ing a high school if necessary."
f'ro• Pag~ A I
SPORTS ••.
''I suggest we bail them out
this year," Nicoll said, "and
then decide once and for all
whether we are going to save
competitive sporta or not."
He sald some teams are not
ralsinc money u well as otben
"and all are about broke right
now."
The board cul fundin1 foT bus·
ins to and from school in half at
the same Ume lut summer. Stu·
denta using school bu1e1
between homn and schools now
pay a fee.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -1be
Unlled states. aendlna four ol it.a
moat advanced radar planes to
West Germany, Is brln1in1 its
~llitary wlits into play for the
first time in the Polish criaia to in·
crease American abilily to
monU.or Soviet military fnbve-
ments.
Pentagon officials described
the move Tuesday nl&ht as a pru·
dent and precautionary "de·
tensive measure" but did not try
l.o bide the fact that the deploy·
menl is linked directly to the
Polish situation.
Tbe first of the planes landed at
Ra m s lein Air Base in West
Germany today, two others were
due later in the day and the fourth
Thursday, officials said .
Meanwhile, The Boston Globe
reported today that the United
States and its allies, after three
months of secret negotiations, are
pre pare d l o in voke tough
economic and pt>litical sanctions
ir there is a massive Soviet in·
tervention in Poland Withholding
trade and financial <.'redits were
seen as the biggest economic
weapons .
High level State Department of·
ficials have visited European
<'apitals every t w'o weeks sinc.e
Sept. l to coordinate specific
contingency plans, and sirrular
talks have been held with Japan,
Australia and Canada , the Globe
reported.
f 'rorn Pngf' l I
BICS ...
myself I didn't want nothing to
do with it. He's crazy "
B1 c!> sa.1d he and Keith. who
fa ces trial 1n early 1981 , had
~Ont' to Mar tinez's ,Newport
Reach home after meeting him
in Laguna Beach the night or
Aug. 28, 1978. The defendant said
Martinez "offered us over to his
house for some drugs."
While al Martinez's house,
Bies said he had gone to get a
glass of waler. later entering the
vi c t im 's be droo m to see
Martinez and Keith fi ghting.
tie said Martinez began <.'has·
ing him, prompting him to throw
the t•andle at Martinez , stnking
him in the head. Bies, however,
said it was Keith who picked up
the <.'and.le and struck Martinez
at least 10 times in the head
before the two lert the house
ll was on a second visit to the
house late r that evening to
retrieve the candle that Bies
said Keith began sawing
Martinez's he ad ort when he
found the real estate salesman
still alive on the noor of hi s
blood-spattered bedroom
Rosenstein. questioned by de-
fense attorney Al Stokke, said 1t
was his diagnosis that -among
other things Bies lacked the
ability to fo rmulate original
thoughts or initiate a ctions
"He 's not a swift kid," th~
psychologist said
Rosenste in also said there
we re other impairments caused
by certain ·'d.tsease processes"
in Bies' mind.
Deputy District Attorney Dave
Carter has asserted that Bies
went lo Martinez's house with
the inte nt of r o bbing and
murdering the Corona del Mar
resident.
Stokke claims Bies was under
the innuence of the tranquilizer
Valium and ak ohol the night of
the slaying.
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THIMI
CORONA DEL MAR
ZIJ I I . COAST HWY •
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_f4ennon t~k a Wt
with him in death •
By PHIL SNEIDEallAN °' ...................
the f~~= ~.my paNnta didn't understand what all
WB WBaE WATCHING the Beatles on Ed Sullivan's
show. and ID:Y folb were puuled: How can you listen to !~:!eO::· ~.:::~\ tbo8e boys aet a haJrcut? ·Why are
Sixteen yean later, they beard Walter Cronkite read a
warm tribute to the Juat·murdered John LeMOn. The
v~teran newsman sounded like he'd been a Beatie fan since day one .
But he didn't fool me.
I still remember the days when it
was us against them. My parents
couldn't comprehend why we wanted to
squander our allowances on Bealle
albums and ~le.etric euitar lessons.
They s coffed at Lennon and
McCartney's music: it's just a passing
fad ; next year the 'kids will be into
something new.
BUT THE BEATLES didn't io '"IEIDI,.." away._And as ther gre~ up, as their music evolved,·they took
an enllre generation with them.
. My parents weren't shaken up when the Beatles split
an ~970. They didn't follow John Lennon's career as a solo
~rhst: ~aybe they were amu."ed by accounts of the public bed-m for peace John and Yoko conducted during their
honeymoon.
I 'm sure my rolks didn't miss John durin1 his five·
year absence from the recording scene, a hiatus that
ended onJy a few months ago. They weren't plagued by re·
current dreams of a Beatles reunion, some magical event
that would transport a jaded generation back to its
adolescence.
BY NOW, MY PARENTS have seen the headlines.
They've heard. Walter Cronkite's tribute. If they 've flipped
on the car radio. maybe they've heard a disc jockey play-
ing some old John Lennon songs a.s a memorial.
But I doubt if my folks realize that in death, John final·
ly provoked that universal outpouring of love that he often
pleaded for in his songs .
It won't last, of course.
JN A FEW DA 't'S Cronkite will return to where he left
off · the crisis in Poland, the hostages in Iran the
Presidential transition . '
Follow·up articles on Lennon's murder will be buried
in the back pages or the daily papers Radio stations will
go back to thei r Top 40 hits
And my parents won 't be troubled by any lingering
sense of loss.
YOl' SEE, MY parents didn't understand what all the
fu ss was about in 1964.
So I don 't really expect them to understand how much
J ohn Lennon took with him on the night he died
Parking added
to condo approval ..
Planning Commissioners have
recommended approval for a
250·unit condominium pro1ect m
no rth Costa Me s a . but not
without the addition of al least
so more parking spaces.
McClain is averaging about 1.6
s paces.
McClain Development CQ. of
Newport Beach sought approval
Monday night for its project al
South Coast Drive and Fairview
Road . 1
T h e condominium is con·
sidered under current plans to
offer moderate-priced housing in
the form of bachelor and one·
bedroom apartments.
Keeping the cost or those units
and a few two-bedroom models
down depends partly on provid·
ing fewer parking spaces.
City requirements call for 2.5
oarking s paces per un it
J
TH ..
llPC>A1'S CENIERI Ud.
Planning commissioners in-
dicated they'd like to go along
with cit y policies calling for
more moderate-cost housing in
Costa Mesa . but the McClain
project offers too little parking,
they sa.id.
The City Council 1s expected to
look al the project and its park·
ing variance request Dec 15.
P lanning orricials indicate
that if the council agrees that
more parking is required. the
project probably will have to be
re-designed.
McClain delayed the project
before the Pl;mning Commission
for two weeks in an attempt t:o
come up with more parking un-
de r the current plan. They
failed, planners noted.
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CLOllNG 111.21
Na111n •bleadl_,, ,. I ;
: .. ..,
Things never ••
as they seem
81 •O.TON llOC!lllOtrrn
Here are the names of 10 -.U·bowD proclucta ..r
services; Tums, Pizza Hut, Uncle 8ea'1 rte., Green Gl•t
canned peu, the Book-0f-tbe Month Club, Saki P'lltb
Avenue, Howard Johnson, Ecko pots and pana, 'nlfaay and·
the Whitman Sampler.
AU of these were once independent operatlou. All
have been absorti.d ioto large COfl>Of&tiona. Any company
that becomes suc_..ful ln Ameriea lmmediatel.y nau the
risk of being aequired by another company. It's like the
·'Monopoly'' game 111any of us are falllillu wttll. Wben you
land on a property, you have t.be oPtJoa ol buytna it. Tbat
ophon gets exereUied all the time in t&e bualneaa world.
Right now Westin1bouse ia ln the procea of •C!OOl>inC
up the big cable television company, Teleprompter; Sipal
is acquiring Ampex; Ashland Oil ls makln• a pus at U.S.
Filter : American Can has driven a 10 percent stake into
Franklin Mint; and lbe
has dis appeared into r.
old Pullman company ~
lhe folds of a company .. ~ ~ Money
Tree called Wheelabratot·
Frye.
Thi~ kind of action
goes on every day.
The Federal Trade Commission keeps track of theae
things. It has a table s howing all the lar1e aequisltions
rnade by companies since 1948.
A large acquistion means that the company acquired
had assets of al least $10 million. ln 1948 there was a total
of four of these acquisitions . 1949 saw six. Tbe pace picked
up sharply in the 1950s. Jn 1965, when American Cyanamid
bought Formica and Beech·Nut bought Life Savers, there
were 67 of these large acquisitions.
Productivity
slwws big jump
WASlllNGTON CAP) -The productivity of non·
hnantial corporations jumped at an annual rate or 4.7 per·
cent in the third quarter , the largest increase in five years,
the government has reported.
However. the Labor Department also reported that the
productivity increase for all private businesses did not rise
hv as much as it had estimated earlier.
· ln a recent revised report, lbe department said pro-
d ul'l i v1t) 111 the private sector rose at a 0.3 percent annual
rate IJl the third quarter, down from the initial estimate of
t 4 percent reported a month 110.
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II arla• Alr Wla1 8aad
P•rfor•l•I a concert of
Cbrll&m.M mulle at 7: •·
AU aedviU. will be p,._...
la tlw main 1obbJ area al tM
•boppi .. Nll&er, "'" ~ An.
A •toot ctlriatmu tne wW
be Ut • put al the f•tivtU..
Allo, a model rallro8Cl aystem I at t U 1 • .... ,way fer lavoJW., more tball TGO-feet al
,.... claJ camp~ traell r1UUlin1 over an area ~~-•M••i..-. ... t ,..~--,._,..,_ WICli by a:tii\ ICiiDI. WW • • a... .. ...,. no be operated in lbe lobltr. •I&.._..., OYer lbe VerD Die~cbe , wbo i•
............. period. coo ......... coutruetiaa al tile
Or-. er.t. YMCA .... H0:1•• model said YOI.....,. ,.. 6ia eamp, tailed a are Meild to belp COMtnct the
,...., '' betweeo Dec. aet-up. lie laid rallroH _,.,. ••.I• l from t a.m. to' andbutldlncsalloareneeclld.
•·•· clall1, a 1pollumaa Penana intei.ted la danatinl ·••nd. tbelr time or equipment to lbe • ba..., at Baek Bay Hip railroad 11atem ean contact .... lntM ud lloate Vista , ..... la Coata lleaa, tM Dietacbe or John Taite at
... , ii to IMlure an lma.....,,. 89'1-25&1.
.... tr"8 trtp from St. l.AM&la .. "Newport Beacb, mallia1 ........... tbe way at 'major
dlll9I to comfilne ·'education and
aeitemlllt,"heaaid. ·
S.eata wlll include trlps to • ._.., Berry Farm and a roller
-.. with other actlvltiea to
httlude a bike rodeo, barbecue =· 1wtmmin1 at the YMCA
A fJ4Jee wUI be cbar1ed
V.CA members, with othen to
· par •· tbe 1pollesman aaid. ••re Information may be oMal.ned by caJUni M2·9"0.
Refugee8 sicker
ATLANTA (AP) -The in-
cidence of tuberculosis among
Indochinese refugees is nearly
60 times higher than the rate
among other groups in the Unit-
ed Stat.es, according to the na-
tional Centers for Disease Con·
trol. Indochinese refugees ac-
counted for 6.1 percent of all
new cues of tuberculosis in the
United States between January
1979 and July 1980.
PIEi
Piano Entertainment
Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat.
'til Ovistmas 12-5
PIEi
Gift Wrap
r111
Refreshments
20% OFF
HenCkel and Sabatier
• FabuloUs <:opper
from all over the world
• Exquisite Porcelain
Animal ornaments
3441 Vialido,N....,tl1ach
675-1460
Gr~eo fPve~
gear to ·
Golden. West
Buddy Greco, n1CC>rdinl artist
and Lu Ve1u nl1htclub
entertamer, bu donated SU.GOO to '20,000 worth ot bl1 band-style mulcaJ arr...,ementa to Golden
West Colle1e in Huntln1ton
Beach for UH ln ita commercia1 m ualc procram.
The music spans Greco's
entire career. dating back to his
early tours with Benny
Goodman 'a. bbd as a singer,
pianist and arran1er.
Golden West music instructor
Gerry Schroeder said he and
other instructors will use the
Greco material in pop singing
and b a nd classes and
performances, as well as in
student-produced recordings.
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DSA8 8SADS81: Aa a.eerred ,.._. . .................. ....,_.. ..
0r ....... ' an a • ta tM Dec. 1 an n>••· t1ae~-a.r11.n1 .....
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DEAR PAT: How did lbe poblMWa eome to
be a 1ymbol ot Cbriltmu! l'Ye beard about lbe
ort1iuticln al a '6t of either Qariatmu decor.UC.,
but never about WI plant.
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it comtantlJ fOf' two 1•an unW a aeam riPl*I.
DEAR PAT: Would JOU sua•t proleuionaJ • It eoua..'t be repaired, IO I .. tM puree
dry cleaning or conveetlonal wubiq for a loe1· batik to the flna alld aaked fer an i ... Ucal
sleeved Pendleton wool alWt? TbeM 1blrta an replacement. Thi• l1 In aeeorduee with tlM
quite expensive, so if wublnt ii preferable, I'd 1uarantee wblcla 1tates, "U Ill any tlme JOUJ'
like to know exacUy how it abould be cloae. purcbue ii not livinl you U. aervtce JOU expect-
, D.S., HuntiqWa Beacb ed lt to, Just lend it back to U1 and we wU1 ettber
Tiie Pea..._ S,.n 8-.. Laawa .. •all refund tbe price you pald for it, or replace the· ••II_..,..~ &Mean...., ...... tM tMlt. productwithoutchar1e ... whicbeveryouprefer."
It will 1ell ,.. wllet.ller *>' ell hi•.......... lmtead, I received a cbeck for S38.•, wblcb
............ S.•e Pea••• tMIU •• '9 *1· WH lw than I bad P91d. I aeat lbe check back and ele ..... '9 elMn ••J lte la• 1h,.. aewaeic te a1aln requested a replacement pune. I wu told
~ • aay •IN, celd·waltt la....., pr.I-that it wu out ot 1tocll. I don't understand th1a u
lld. it is pictured in the company's lat.eat cataloe. I
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Dear Pat: My job requbw me to 1tay at my
desk all day. I try to vary my po.ition, but end up
hope you can betp.
S.S., Santa Ana
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