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FV case pending for 4 years may fall
to new,ly broadened ban on yp nosts
By STEVE MARBLE murder case that has been on hold ot111eo..,~IW'.' four years because of unresolved
The Cahfomaa Supreme Coun niay questions rcgardina hypnosis.
have undercut a Fountain Valle~ · William Lee Evins, 3~. has been in
More than 250 pieces of
unclaimed property wlll
be auctioned by the New-
port Police Department
Dec. 1./AS
Specky the robot was a
hit during Grandparents'
Day at Spring View
School In Huntington
Beach./A3
Callfomla
Lottery directors in other
states have their eye on
the upcoming California
lottery .I A3
Nation
The U.S. and Soviet
Union have t.entatlvely -
agreed to arms talks in
Geneva In January./ A3
Author James
Mlchener's next novel will
be about Alaska./ A8
That domesticated tur-
key on your dinner table
tonight is nothing but a
dumb bird.I A8
Wor ld
Victims of Tuesday's g_as
explosion In Mexico are
slowly returnif}g to their
homes./A3
Use of marijuana is
treated as a serious of-
fense in Japan./ A8
Sports
Newport Harbor stops
Coronadel Mar, 14-9, to
win CIF 4-A water polo
champlonship./C1
Lakers move Into first
place in the Pacific
Division with 102-97 win
over Phoenlx./C1
Depth may be the biggest
concern for the Golden
West College basket hall
team this season./C3
Entertainment
Two family-oriented
plays open this weekend
on local college cam-
puses./JS
OranJC County Jail since 1980 await-
in• tnal for the 1979 rape and murder
of Joan Viriinia Anderson.
· AndersoO. a Fouritain Valley
housewife. was found in a bedroom of
her home, strangled and clubbed with
a hamm~r. The woman's 3-year-0ld
son was<round wandering ln the strttt
and her 10-month-old daughter was
Hollywood's beauties of
another era are captured
on film as they are today
In a new book./84 I
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Bualneu
Don't let the turk~• 1et you down ~ _
T1¥tM two s -year-okl broD8e tuk.,., peta at tlae Ll..U
Outpoet and Ridlal Stablee ID Trabaco Canyon, are amonc
located in the house, unharmed. Her
husband was out of town . on a
busine s trip at the time.
For more than a year there were no
arrests in the killin" until a man came
forward and claimed Evins had
·con(essed to killing Mrs. Anderson.
But because the man's recollection of
the alleged confession was hazy.
police used hypnosis to JOI his
memory.--
' Evms,a u pect.,fnthecasefromthc
time of the slayi~ "-'U tracked down
in Tc.us. brou · t back to Orange
County and -argely on the weight
of the witness who had been hyp-
notized -was ordcied to stand trial
• for murd~r. · '
the lucky birda wbo'•e eecaped a fowl end thia Thank:f •· m,. For detalls abollt llollday e•enta on the Cout. eee S.
In a ruhn& Wednesday tbaa ec.111
have farlrcachana effecu. die S.
pre.me Court broadened its bu ....
use of hypnosis to improve
memory of a watnca Tbe ~--r
opanaon inay have a direct bcmi••
the Andcr50n murder as well•....,
o&he~ • • •
(Pleue ... BYFRG ,./Ml
Hunger
drive
exceeds
its goal
By PHIL SNEIDER.MAN °' ..............
Thanksgiving meals will ta.see es.-
pecaally delmous to two UC Irvine J
students who ended a weet.ionia
public fast Wednesday after raisin.a
more than $32,000 tO combet world
hunger.
-This experience bas tau&bt us that
people want to help ancf are just
,.,aaung for a way to contribute - a
way they can feel good about, a way
that puts their money to work for
those most in need," Johannes Van
Vugt, one of the hunary students, told
onlookers assembled for the offiaal
conclusion of 'the m -rbanD for
making this a Tbanksgivina in deed,
not in word alone.•• 1 t
The range of donors who 're-
sponded to the hunger drive MS
indicated by the last contributions
accepted before Van Vugt and fellow
&raduatc student Allan Affeldt a:rate-
fully consumed some soup.
rrrst, some tecn-agcn from Hunt-
ington Beach High School emptied
colltt cans marprinc.tubs~H~
and other containers filled with S 00
(Pleue eee GOAL/ A?l
' ste&dy
wins th~
Chase
A Balboa man, drMng at 40
mpn.. and stopplDg_aLJIL md
lights, took police on a long but
very slow chase through tWport
Beach and Costa Mesa.
Yuk Ping Fong was mpotted
Tuesday morning by t'9wport
Beach police, who Mid they
clocked the driver doing about 40
mph In a 25 mph zone on Blllbo9
Boulevard. ·
Patrolman attempted to gel
Fong to pull ,.over, aoc:ot ding to
reports, but the man In the
Mustang Just kept going and
going and ... Offlcers said the man
seemed oblivious to the red llght9
and !Mrens.
Police said they folowed Fong
up Balboa BouteY9td, M-to N~rt Boulevard and t9'en up
to Bay Street where a patrolmwl
ftnally was able to pull lllongMde
Fong'scar
Because Fong spoke lltt .. Eng-
lllh, police said the ,,.,. ...
UMbte-tc-Offer-~
for his actions. He waa gtwn a
lpeedlng ticket and rlllMld.
Surveys of consumer and
business attitudes that
show Americans are In an
unusually upbeat about
theeconomy./C8
~B f#gh 's Aase:
i,e P#Ds teens
iDto Champions
Count y wants EIR
on waste d umping
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L~n Aase'tstudefn competitOf'l at • -----~----~.._......, ....
Hun il')lton Beach Hifh School have
won~thc state champte>nlhip .at UC
Berk le) tbe pest n1ae contetutive
yea
Supervisors ask more
information before
du_mping begins h e re
By ROBERT BARKER . °' .. .._ ........
Tive won top boftor'I at Ha Univcnity l!llins& &be
cha ions of ihe f.alt tM pelt rour tim~ they've co~
Thtir eitploats hive bin hnalded
on t~ front page o( Ute New Yorlt
're ~n nera. T~ paduatn ift Mir's ~
have ,woft prc_stiliout tcltoll""itM
and i~'vidual laurels. Since 1977. all 140 the ptdualel in his propam
are ti atlCIMli•: or,llaft .,.clu-a~cd= rn.p~llMI uaim:· SlllCS, •id. •
(PfODOUMcd ace) dlrecu IM
Modt"U"ieed·Nations =m at Hunta on Hilb. He hit
tuck 90wclhha1 M'tbttndubbed
p : . : ~ .. . N . ·' '
0ra,_e Olft'U) uperv1sors . •iT
talk1na touah 1n t.he1r campaign to
-pcnuadea '°'" nnttm health qrm:-y to make cn"1ronmcn\ll stucbn on
wa te t.\atcr mntenal lated to tm'c
Jan. I from the tnfl&fCllow hazard-
, 1 ous °" tc 11e an Riverside Count).
United NatJons C'on_hnttS (com· The su "'asors Wcdn~a un-
-nf'Ttr...,l"hrlnh ..... !TllmnwdTTnmttn~~.=m~1n~o~u:;r.) :..c-;:r=:c:r..a propOsill)) 1m
tht Jobn WOodm of'M.U.N. (\\'ood· and prepare rno inio ns an 01 tnct upcn1sor Roacr tanton to
tn it 1he letcndary UCLA bMketbell pf()pOUls uppon.1"4 their pos1t1on ) demand that the Cahfomaa Oepa.rt-~h wh-. t"ams ,. .... urcd tn didn't happen ovcmill\t. mcnt of He:ilth Scf'\ aet1 prtpart an ........ ..,_ .. ..._, When he first took tht Oiler 1 t unhcttd-0( seven contceutJvc na-cnvaronmenta '1rTlpatt rtpon pnor o
tJonaJ """l'-••te .._·"etblll cham· ck1t9at1ons back to Har\iard in I 973. the d1 harsc of the waste vt'lter
_. .... .,. uwo-the local student weft O\'ttmatchcd h ..... r...;;.. c peonshaps.) a.....:.;.,. t m...,. vr•n c ount • A&tt also ~a honorcd rcttntly by by the smart kids '""" the ca tern But af the en' aronmcntal ~ rt
the Oral\IC County Department o( pnvatc IChools. tlM ~..old Atsc 1 n't fon~'Om1n the upc-rv1
r..a,.,.atton 11 h~ .,. .. ~1 teacher of said. d1rectcJ < ount C'oun~ \ • Adnan
s;.u--'""' "We knew the -~ matter hut \. 1 h th b I t•' of the yar for 19 4 -'9''' "UH>er o iT~al't' c po ~1 a i '
..u.·s ~am u s at Mockl (Pl--... AAS&/ A2) gctuna a coun inJuncuon 10 bloc the
·--
tlov. of the materials.
The hazardous waste water wall be
treat~ in the cn1cs of Huntanaton
Beach and Fountain Valle)' before
being spv.C'd into the Ott.an five m iles
off the coast between the cities of
cwpon Beach• and Huntinaton
Beach. The Huntington Beach and
Fountain Vall)c m v council uppon
the count~ actio n
rt~TS"lTTOl\Th,~1rtetors ofibc
Or:u\gc Count) natataon Districts
1ppro,cd a permit to trattsfe.r the
hquad wa tc without benefit of publec
comment or without an crrvaronmna-
tal 1mpa t l't'pon that could Ptll out
po iblc 4anic -
ndcr the plan approved by the
sanatat1on d1f('('tO"' (~pretcnlltivu
of all .:?6 c1t1cs 1n the count ). the
hqu1d matenal 9.0Uld be treated at
Rt'<'"'•dc Count) and 1n in Hunt·
1 ton 8ca<'h and Foun\lfo Valk .
The ~n1tat1on dt tnct trustee
PIT\ IOU'\l)' 'Oti.:.'1 lhalan a R could be
pcrtl1rmC'd at the same .um t.ht
(Pl ....... &lll/A2)
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Thurlday, November 22, 198• ..
CoNT1Nulu SroRllS
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Graduate atudenta Allen Aff eldt and
Johannea Van VUCt (top photo) alp 80Ap -
their flnt food In a week -after raialng
m ore than $30,000 to afd the •tarvlng in
Etblopla. Amonc thoee contrlb uttnc to the
0..,,..,.......,.....,.11 ....
cauae wer e Anne Reinhart (bottom p hoto )
of HantiJICton Beach J:11Cb Scbool. -who
alon1 with her cluamate. collected $700.
Affefdt, Van Vugt. DaYld Stein and Barry
Brief look on u ahe a dd.a to the c ollection.
GOALS EXCEEDED INF AST··~
From Al
an balls and coms donated by students
and staff members.
Then. developer David Stem.
president of the Ste1n-BnefGroup in
Laguna Niguel, handed over a check
for SI0.000 - a grant he had
promised the UCI students if they
could raise S 10.000. He also passed
along checks he had received from
other donors.
The afternoon gathering was
marked b}' several sentimental twists.
Although the students had vowed
to continue forgoing food until their
monetary goal was reached. the
outpounng of donations allowed
them 10 finish an time to enjoy
Thanksgn ing meals And though the
students swore they had no part m
arranging 11. a glowing rainbow for-
med an the sky behind them.
"I just got an awful chill up my
spine:· Van Vugt said after viewing
the rainbow.
article about the UCI students• last.
··we wanted to do something. but
we didn't know how." Stein said.
"This gave us a vehicle to do it. And I
think others felt the same way:·
One of those was Mike Beaman. a
Vietnam veteran from Laguna Beach
who auends UCL He told his fnend
Len Ewers about the hungerdnve in a
phone conversation Sunday.
Ewers is a government and soci·
olog) teacher at Huntington Beach
High School. He discussed the hunger
dn"e with his students Monday and pla)ed a vade.otaped ··6Q Minutes··
segment showing the famine in
Eth1op1a.
He also mentioned the fund dnve
to members of a student club called
Doors to a New Generation. The
instructor descnbed the voup as
c;tudents interested 1n reviving the
social awareness of the ·6os. ··w11hou1
the drugs of the '60s."'
outpounng tor the hasttly arranged
hunger drive.
"Two hours ago. a girl walked into
my room between classes:· Ewers
said. "She works and had saved S65.
and she said she wanted to contribute
II all.''
The fasting UCI students we re
equally ampresS('d.
"It's reall y wonderful." AfTeldt
said. ··These are students giving
money they don·t have much of. Th as
is not surplus wealth. Imagine what
would happen af the corporations of
Orange County were as generous as
this:·
Ste an vowed to continue contacting
area businesses to drum up more
donations to fight hunger. Instead of
giving 1rad111onal holiday g.af\s to
business associates. he said his com-
pany will donate the same funds to
fight hunger in the name of these
associates.
. '
Thanksgiving sh6wers forecast
Rain, hall aod tnow eent cata carMnlng Into Heh other on
Southetn California freeways Wedl"IMday In some 60 Kcidents,j and lorecastera aald the storm may be an unwelcome guest for Thanksgiving Day.
The Natlonal Weather Service forecaet tor the holiday was as gloomy as the atdes after IOl'M Initial optimism that the storm
might move .. stward.
Scattered showers and thundershower• were predicted tor most olSouthern Celllornla today, with clearlngpoutble Friday. In the Los Angelet basin. temperatur" today wlll range
from the lower 601 to be1ween 4'5 and 50 degrees at night.
U.S. Temps lou..Wte ~ ~ Memphte 48 32
Mlemf Boocll 80 72
301
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HI Lo Albany -35 23 Mllweulloo 31 19 c ~••0•'5 I A~quo 4f 21 Mplt-81 Peut 3t 15
AnchOllQe •t u H~ 42 ts ~)t ~~ '1iV/ W.llM -( , ... ,....... t NewO.lMna 55 ., A11enl• 42 32 HowYOfk 43 20 Shl11N••1•. R.un • l\;rh•"• ~101t11t Oi, tu11f•d .w •,1.,a..,,n ''" ~ J All•nllC CUy 0 25 Okl•~CUy 48 28 Aullln ~~ 39 ~ ..........,_ • .,..,. ... ,,_.-....,.,., , ,.... •A,. t t l •"t.-,,,. --
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Bltm.ngllem S3 33 Ptloonlx 74 53
ai.mare11 42 23 PtusbUt~ 32 26
8olM " aa Porltoncl,0. 47 38 Stoc-•on 52 44
80ltOtt 42 28 Pro~ 40 t3 81y111e 17 48 '7 23
8ullal0 29 24 ~ 41 ,. Cal-81 !12 TM09V.-, 72 4f
52 39 Aono 39 34 C\1Mf C1ty 71 50 To1r-30 ·~"* Stc:ramonlo ·12 ~ Eur.-1 53 47 y .,..,Wll Vty m ll"11t1on.S C 48 37
0119flHlon W V 37 20 SI POI• Tll!!\pl 10 57 FrNOO .. 41
' CherlOlle N C 39 25 Sell Lill• Cl1)' 59 43 la11CUl9f ee 28
Cl\OylnM 69 20 Sen Anlonlo 57 31 LOftll 8oodl 73 47 Xi des ~ 38 16 S111Juon PA l!i 72L~ 75 53
Cinclnnet• 37 20 Sl"St• ~ oe-M -5' 40
etov.l•nd 31 29 Seattle 47 41 Monrolll• 77 41 fOOAY
COlumble SC 45 27 $poll-38 33 Monl-*IO 74 47 Fltel low 139•m 13
Columbul Oii 35 16 Syr-30 23 Mollt«oy SI 49
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Doll••·FI W0tlh 52 34 T.-70 50 ......,.... 73 48 Seconcl high ll.18 p.m 4.3
0•)'1on 34 21 Tul .. 60 21 =8Mtll 10 49
Oon•et eo 19 WMNnQton 43 25 51 50 l"lllOAY
ONMOinOS 42 18 Onllflo 74 42 FW.llOw 2 17 • m 17
Oolroil 36 27 Extended Plllm Springe 75 41 ~low 1:32 am 70
0utu1n 35 15 PMOCMna H 45 3:44 pm .JS
e1 Paso so 28 PIOO Aoblel 81 39 SecOlld hlgll 10-14 pm 4 1
Falrl>anka 38 22 ~lido 75 43 Suft Mii IOcloy •I 4 ... P m.. f'llOO
Fargo 41 28 F• -mlld °'*-ot _. .. Aid 8IUfl l !11 47 Fr1C11y118331m enc1Mh~•U45
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Orllnd Rac>l<lt 37 28 Aono 59 29 MOO(! MIS 114:07 p.m .. ,._Fr~ ••
Oreal Fella 37 31 SaCl'-•o 57 •a 734am -Ml••t 448 pm
Hwtl0td 40 23 Calif. Te mps 8oWrllll S5 41
Hel9na 43 3e a.. llemardlno 72 40
Honolulu ee 74 SMo.twlel 17 42
Houston 54 39 HIOll. low, proclf>HatlOn IOt 24 llOulW SOllOlego 73 51 Sur f r eport lndlanapolls ~ 24 endlllQ al 5 pm Tuoocloy SOii Frww;!Ko 55 52
JocillOll.MI 48 32 Apple v..., 83 27 a...io. 54 42 IND DA J-son'fllle 52 41 Ball••lllkl 87 3t ...... Me 75 47 LOCATIC* ,.... w JI--.. 40 341 Bwatow 71 ~ Sanla8er1*• 14 41 Zuma&oodl 2-3 w SOlll•Cfw 511 52 Sonia Monlcl KantosClly 47 24 e-imon1 15 41 Nowporl 8"cll ,_. w Lea\legu 81 40 lllQS-52 11 Sa111• Metia ... m w w
UllloAoc:ll •5 27 8lahop 51 22 a..i.~ 72 53 San Diego County
CONTINUED STORIES
HYPNOSIS RULING AFFECTS CASE ...
From Al
Public Defender William Kopeny
said he has not read the court's ruling.,
but is hopeful it will take his client out
ofhmbo and eventuall y lead to Evins'
_freedom.
Kopeny said even th ough Evins'
bail has been lowered from $250,000
to $50.000. his client is too poor to
come up w11h the money.
"There have been times when he
wanted this to go forward. whatever
the risk."' Kopcn} said. ··sut I've
always recommended against 11. So
he's waited a very long time."
Deputy Distract Attorney John
Conley. who is handl ing the c.asc
against Evins, was not available for
comment Wednesday and others in
the district attorney's office said they
would withhold comment until read-
ing the full opinion.
According to an Associated Press
report. though, the Supreme Court
decided its ruling would be retro-
active and would apply to all cases on
appeal or still wai11ng to go to triaJ.
The ruling appears to broaden a
1982 Supreme Court rulins which
restricted the use of hypnosis in the
case of Donald Shirley. a Marine
stationed at Camp Pendleton who
was accused of raping a San Clemente
woman.
Sharley was acquitted ~n the. ~ape
charge following the court s decu1on.
Although a date for Evins· murder
tnal was set. Kopeny asked that the
charges be dismissed. When his
motion was reJeCtcd. Kopeny asked
the Supreme Court to intervene and
the case has been on hold ever since.
··Hopefully.'· Kopeny said follow-
ing the Supreme Court ruling. "our
wa1tin& 1s no..., over:·
AASE WHIPS UP WINNERS •••
From Al
didn't ha'e real-world skill~" Aase
rccans. ··we didn•t think on our feet
well. and we lacked communication
skills.''
But Aase . •vho formerly was a
baskeball coach and football coach at
Huntington High. whipped his
charges into shape. He worked on
1mprov1ng their self-image and self-
esteem and through simulation
taught them how to think on their
feet. make impromptu speeches and
sharpen their speaking and wri ting
skills.
When he took his team back in
1977 -the first trip East with seni or
students who were in his program for
four years -the locaJ delegation was
judged the winner by the Harvard
students running the conference.
The Oiler teams -who fi nance
their own trips by fund-raisi ng efforts
and wath help from the school
boosters club -returned to Massa-
Just Call
642-6086
cbusclls 10 I 979. l9J I and 1983 and
have won each1ime.
Zita Wessa. fonner school board
president and a chaperone on three of
the trips. said Aase 1s always available
- 24 hours a day.
"I'm so impressed with that man.
He put in all his time and drove the
students to UCLA library several
times a week and never used to geJ a
stipend.··
Wessa said she recalls doing bed
checks at midnight and going to the
rooms to find tree or four of the local
youngsters pounding on their type-
writers. getting ready for the next
day·s challenge.
"If 1t were any other kids out on
their own. th ey probably would be out
raising hell,'' she said.
Huntington Beach Hiah School
Principal Dr. Ann Chlebicli said she
rates Aase in the top I percent of aJJ
teachers and praises him for his
ability to motivate the youngsters and
~ to develop! their sell-esteem wt11le-
s11rnng their enjoyment of learning.
.. He truly gets his kids ready by the
tame of graduation to learn hX
themselves for the rest of their laves.·
she said.
Some of· his gradates have won
Truman and Kenndy scholarships in
government. studies. Others have
earned doctoral degrees an ph)'s1cs.
Some are attending medical schools.
some work an diplomatic service and
others are congressional aides.
Aase, who admittedly attracts the
bnghtest students to his proara111.
calls the Model United Nations
coll)petit1on ··ac.ademic athletics:·
··But there's not an emphasis on
grades. Grades won·t motivate them.
It is fun . exciting and challenging.
.. A lot of the same techniques arc
used 1n coachin$. They (the students)
have to believe m themselves. We're
kind of apple pie and America. They
have to believe in themselves."
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Tell u1 wbal's on your mind. He and Affeldt launched their fast
Nov 15 to raise SI 0.000 for Oxfam
Amenca. an intema11onal agency that
helps 1mpovenshed people an Africa.
Asia and Lalin Amenca. The students
also began living in a tent outside the
L.:na\ersat} Center to heighten aware-
ness of the fund dnve. CFour othcr1
UCJ..,s1udents JOaned an the.week-long
fast but dad not take pan an the
"The) had been k>oking for a
project." Ewers sa id. ··on Monda)'. I
pt-0posed th as. and they took off lake
knes in a "ind storm.··
On Tuesday and Wednesday. the
s1udcn1s began collecting donations
1n classrooms. hallwa)s and lunch
a rear>.
More than $16.000 1n corporate
donations was added to more than
S 15.000 an in111al gifts from UCI
students. staff. faculty and communi-Ir~:=:==:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:===~==============~~~~~~~~====~
t) mtmbcrs. Organ11ers c;aad more
i..ampou.t.) .
Stein said he and has partner. Barr)
Brief. were 3~an: of world hunger
problems. such as the famine an
Eth1op1a. befort reading a newspaper
Ewers said he's been teaching for 21
\Cars and has seen the ·60s students. ~howl'rc aC'l1vc 1n social reform. give
wa) to '70s students. who were more
concerned about jqbs and economic
1'>\Ucs. He said he was ple::tsantl)
surpmed by the Hun11ngton High
EIR ASKED ON DUMPING ...
From Al
matenal begins to flow into the
cou nt}
··Th as lea• Orange ( ount) an the
e~trcmcl} difficult posataon of accept-
ing waste water from one of 1hc
na11on·s moc;t toxic disposal sate'>
without full} knowing the potential
environment.al consequence~ ... Stan-
ton !><ltd an a letter to fellow super-
visors
Delly Piiot
0.JJHrJ
I• OuerentMd
"'wt111y Fr~y 011 yQU t!O
<>C·t ~•v" Yl>Vf Plll>e' by
' 1() C II'• CA I N!ll'l<t' 1 0 "'
• 'l(j f:'lUW (' "lC'f """ °"' ............ ,
~tanton said that an EIR <;hould
an'i\\Cr
•What alternatives art there to the
proposed project'>
•What disclosure has there been to
the public as 10 the method ol
treatment proposed and what alterna-
ll \C treatment methods are available'>
•Can 1hc ~tat~ De.partment of Fish
ORANGE COAST
l1ilyP~at
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3 dead as plane crashes
iato lot at Epcot€ente!!
By &k A11oelate4 Pre11
~KE BUENA VJ TA. Fla. -A li&h l plane crashed inlo the park1na lot
at Disney World's Epc:ot Cenler orl"'Wednesday, kilhnJ a couple and their
yoffiu11a dau~1~.r an~ critically inJ uring two other children in lhe family, sherifrs
o .1c1als s~ud. h bit no people on the ground and there was no fire on impact,"
said J~an Moe, spokeswoman for the Oranac County Snenfl's Dcpanment.
The a1rpl~ne sheared ol'f a wing after hitting a light pole, skidded and then
slammed into at least five parked vehicles around noon, said anolher sheriffs spokeswoman, Joyce Draz.en.
Robot~s
a hit at
school
affair
By ROBERT BA.RIEB
Ofttle!Wtr......... '
When aboul 11 5 guests attended Con•ume,• p .J 0 4 t the ifandparen1s' day program .a ~iCe8 Up • percen ' Wednesday at Spring View School in
U.S. cons~mer p~ccs rose a moderate 0.4 percent in October, despite a 1.8 Hunungton Beach, lhey probably
percent surge an gasoline pnces, the Labor Department said Wednesday. The weren't ready for what they saw. Fede~I R_escr:ve ~ard~ meanwhile, lowered its lending rate to banks and other A little fellow named Specky,
financial anst1tut1ons by one-half percentage-point-t~8.5 percent. In its-price wearing a red cowboy hat and whh
!'CPO"· the Labor Oepanment said food prices also rose 0:4 percent last month toy six-shooters strapped to his side,
including a pre-Thanksgiving increase for turkeys. But housing costs were up scooted up and down the aisles.
only 0.1 percent. and other categories showed modest gains as well. With just greeting and talking to visito" and
two months left. ov~rall prices for I 984 were rising at an annual rate o( 4.2 children. '" •
percent compared wtth 3.8 percent for all of last year. th~ depanment said. Spccky asked a young pupil named . · • • • • Many 1f he'd Mee to see him
Blac.k leaden arreated at Embau a1t-1n _d_e..:..;.~~~~t~:~1';;1ldi0fw.h:M.is-1.1hl)o..an..Jld:.ws.~· --Pil.----
1 0 -e Distnct of Columbia's -delegate to Congress. pccky asked him to put a candy bar
Walter F~untroy, and two other bla~k leaders were arrested Wednesday night in them. But he was only fooling. "A
after staging a s1Hn at the South Afncan Embassy to win lhe release 0 ( 13 black candy bar would destroy my
labor leaders befog held by the South Afncan government. Fauntro~: Mary circuttry," he said. Frances Berry. a member of the U.S. Civil Rights Commission: and Randall Specky was speaking the truth. He's Robinso~. director ofTransafrica, a black lobbying group. were led out of the an honest-to-goodness robot used in a
embassy in handcuffs at about 6:30 p.m. EST. pilot robotics pro~m in the Ocean View School Distnct.
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Ruc.kelshaus may declare emlulon• aafe
. SA!". FRANCISCO - A lawyer f~r Environment.ar Protection Agency
ch1efW 1 lham R uckelshaus told a federal Judge Wednesday that he m igh l $;fuse
to regulate dangerous airborne radiation rather than use emissions standards
already proposed by the EPA. "He has done all he can do at this time, and if for
some reason the court feels he should go funher. then (Ruckelsbaus) may ha ve
no opti on" but to avoid regulation by declaring that radiation emissions are
not dange,ro_us. J usti~c Depan ~ent lawyer Peter Steenlind Jr. told U.S. District
Judge Wilham Omck, arguing that Ruckelshaus should not be held in
contempt of court even though he hai not followed either of the courses in a
Sept. 17 co urt order: Set final emissions standards or declare that radiation
emissions arc not dangerous.
Specky is mostly being used at
district schools to build youngsters'
self-esteem and self-motivation .
"They're interested in robots and
computers and seem nearly hyp-
notized by anything the robots say,"
school Superintendent Dale Coogan
Specky the robot (left) wu a big hit duriDC
Grandparenta' Day at Spring View School
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CALIFORNI A
Lottery dlrectors eye Callfornlajob
SACRAMENTO -Lottery directors in other st.ates indicated interest
Wednesday in runnin~ California's lottery but they warned of problems that
may be caused by rushing into the operation by spring. Lottery chiefs, members
of a tightknit group managing a SS. I billion industry in 17 states, said the
scramble to meet the voter-approved March 21 implementa.tion deadline in
canromia may produceadi5organized lottery tied to contracts witn companies
whose backgrounds were inadequately researched. The directors said despite
tnat at least six of their colleagues are interested in running the lottery, largely
because it's expected 10 be the nation's largest its fi rst or second year.
State revenues eiceed proj~tlons
, SACRAMENTO -The state took in $1 88 million more in tax revenues
than was expected during October. the Legislature's budget analyst said
Wednesda)'. That brouiht revenues for the fiscal year that began July I to $7.2
billion. or SS/ million above estimates made 'by the Deukmcjian
administration when the bud~et was signed in June. Jon David Vasche. senior
economist in the lcg1slat1 ve analyst's office. sa1d the re venues indicate the
state's economic recover) 1s cont1nu1ng.
Donatlon• pour hJ for Mezlco vlctlm•
LOS ANGELES -More than $7.000 in donations for victims of the
dcvastatmg natural gas explosion an Mexico City has poured into Red Cross
offices in Southern Cahforn1a. officials said Wednesday. "A man went into the
Westwood distncr office and handed over a check for S 1.000:· Red Cross
spokeswoman Peegy McGinley said. "Last night. a young couple came in wtth
$215 in nickles, dimes and small bills." she said, adding that it was obviously
a large sum for them 10 contribute. By Wednesday morning, a total ofS4. 700
had been received by the Los Angeles Chapter, she said. The Orange County
chapter had rec0tved about $2.SOO in donations by Wednesday.
State aued on behalf of 37,000 war.ten
said.
· Specky 1s the b'rainchild of Gary
Taylor, the owner and president of
Sci-Tech in La Mirada.
Taylor operates a circuitry board
backstage to make Specky move on
his wheels. move his arms ahd nands
and to make his head tum in a 360-
degree circle. He aJso can pop wheel-
ies.
He operates a two-way radio set
that allows Specky 10 hold conversa-
tions.
"Specky can waJk into an audience
of 500 kids and they come off the
wall s with excitement." Taylor said.
"They really listen."
And it's at an earlr. age, Taylor said.
that yo ungsters will develop good
work habits and sclf-estttm and learn
of the penis of manJuana. drugs and
pills.
Pilgrims in Fountain Valley
ThanU,l.tna Day actlvltiee at Tamura School in Fountain
Valley MW yoa.nieten don pilgrim hate and collan and
enjoy a feett-.e meal. At left. Jeanlffer llltncworth, Nicole
Specky :wcjghs about 95 pounds,
almost all in efectronic gear. and cost
about $26.000 to build.
School district officiaJs plan to
work him into a robotics workshop
programs affil_lated with computer
literacy education.
He's also slated to part1c1pate in
several encounter groups wt th d1stnct
youngsten that include goal achieve·
ment, child safety. drug abuse, child
abuse and motivating both problem
children and s~1al ch1ldrco.
He was a big bit at grandparents'
day festivittes, but not the only one.
Cecelia Steioberi of Nonh Holly-
wood visited classrooms wil.b her 7-
year--old grandson. Scott
"This makes us fed included and
wanted," she said with tears in her
e)CS.
"lt'swonderful. Whenbcaetsa IOO
on his spelling test be c:alls and tdls
me. This 1s the best pan oflix.•
Di Nevn, Sua.ne Farmer. Marle y Spangler, and Lealle
Thompeon watch a play while. a t right, .econd IJ'ader Koa
Vang awatta hi• Thankect.tna feut.
SAN FRANCISCO-Citing the state's own studies on sex discrimination
in pay, a union representing 37,000 secretaries, nurses af!d others in female-
dominated state jobs filed a "comparable worth" suit Wednesday against
California. The state and Gov. George Deukmejian have practiced "sex-based
wage discrimination 1mpacti ni on workers in traditionally female job
categories," Leo Mayer. president of the California State Empl~yecs
Association, said at a news conference. For example, one of the plaintiffs in
Wednesday's suit, stenographer Juanila Perez. said the salary range for her JOb.
which is 99 percent female, 1s $1 , I 07 to S1 .283 a month. She said the job has al
least the same value as groundskceper. which 1s 96 percent male and cames a
saJary ofS 1,342 to $1.523 a month.
7ather aentenced In heat deaths Coast to mark holiday in many ways
SAN DIEGO-The father oflwo young girls who died in the back scat of
a car where the temperature reached an estimated 130 degrees last summer was
sentenced Wednesday to thrtt years in state prison on two convictions of
involuntary manslaughter. Quindcll Lewis. who was described by his defense
attorney as being "borderline mentally retarded," was given the sentence and
a verbal scoldinJ by Munici pal Court Judge Nicholas Kasimatis. who said
Lewis' parental mstancts should have prevented him from leaving Melba. 2.
and Kanasha. I. unauended.
Events range from free dinner for seniors
to c rafts fair and 7th annual Turkey Trot
A vanet} of activities are planned
on the Orange Coast to mark the
Thanksgi ving Day holiday weekend.
In Newpon Beach, Le Bianitz
Restaurant has invited about 200
senior citilens from fi ve nearby
con\alescent homes for a free • Ul ..__, -1• 1-rad.--;,a ,_Thanksg1vingDaydinner. .. am a re ...... n ng .u .. er --~Y -The seniors will gather al noon at
mcnt \\Ill be provided from 2 10 4
~m -
The free dinner will also cqm•
ml·mora1e the I 0th ann1vtrsary orthe
rc~taur,rnt.
In Laguna Beach. the Laguna Craft
Guild will hold its annual craft sale on
Forest .\\enuc from 9 a.m. to dusl
Sunda\
The · 60 gui Id members ""ill sell
c r afts. 1n c lud1ng.2,Jewclr ~.
lea1hc~ork. stained glass and
Chnstmas items.
~nd in Dana Point. runners from
throughout Orange Count) will par-
t1c1 patc in the Thanksgi' ing Da~
Turke' Trot.
The. se' enth annual even I feat um
a I O-k1lometer race through Da na
Point which. in past years. has
attracted several hundred runners.
Pre-registration has been held in
recent weeks but runners are welcome
10 sign up the morning of the run The
b a.m start is preceded b) a 6 30 a m
chccl ·in.
The c' ent 1s presented b} the Dana
Pom~ Chanttx1" of E'omm~rct" 11nd
sponsored b~ Dana "31guel Bank ~nd
the Dana Point Athletic Club •
\1eanv. h1I~ all Orange County cit)
and count} government offices
schools. state and federal offices -
except the Postal Servi~ -will be
closed both today and Fnd3) in
obscf\ ance of the hohda) .. Police and
firefighters v. 111 be on duty as usual.
The Postal Stf\·1ce along with
bank!.. stock. exchanges and most
husanc.,~s will reopen Fnday after
lx'ing c:losed toda' .
T ra~h p1d..up v.rll be one da) late
~r:iu'l' llf thl' hohda} "1th toda} 's
p1d .. up~hcduled Frida) and Frtda)'s
p1cirop mm'C'd b3tt to SalUrda~
The Da1h J?1lot "111 be deh' ered as
u ual 1hough offices arc closed toda)'.
ME~ICO C'11'\-Families rottted by fiery-gas-explosions-that killed Lhc restaurant at 4J~ tL ~~
more than 30<? ~01* began returning to parts of the devastated area Blvd. for the meal. wh1c~ will include
Wednesda)' with the promise of new. free homes to replace those destroyed, an turkey. ham and apple pie. Entertatn·
official said.~rl1crinthcda~h~lth cre~~nfumigatingtheTialnepant~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
neighborhood where a scncs of pre-dawn explosions Mond~y turned the area
into a fie ry holocaust. Mexico state Gov. Alfredo del Mazo told reporters
during a wallung tour of the area that families would be allowed to return in
aroups of I 0 with pohce escorts to bomes that had been fumigated and found
to be still structurally sound. The governor said 130 new houses would be
available by the weekend to ffi milies that lost their homes. More houses. each
worth about SI 0.000. w1ll be built and given free to those left homeless by the
explosions.
MlUtla held American for 48 houn
BEIRUT, Lebanon -One of the few remaining American students at the
American University of Beirut was kidnapped by a militia and held for 48
hours before being released. a Christian-controlled radio station reported
Wednesday. The student. John Cronin of Washington, D.C., declined
comment on the Voiccoflebinon repon of his kidnapping. He isa master's
deg rec candidate in the university's Middle Eastern stud ies program. Friends
who asked not to be identified said Cronin "didn't want to be alarmist" about
the incident and thal he was not harmed by lhc gunmen. whom he encountered
in the Moslem sector of the city.
2 kllled •• .cllool .UW coll•JM•
KORTRIJK. Belgium -A three-story wins of a Roman Catholic
elementary school collaosed Wednctday and 46 young Jlrls attendina class 1n
the uppcrstoricscr1 hcd to the around in shower of debris. Police said twoairls
were k1llcd. and 33 YrCtc utjurcd -1wo of them cntically. Con1truct1on
workers were cxcavat1na next 10 the wing. where a gymnasium was to be built.
Town police romm1ss1oncr tefaan Eeck.hout said he beheved tht yt0rk 1n
proare played a role in the cave-in, bul an 1nvestiption was undtf way.
&neU troo1M cJu.IJ YritlJ Pale.tfnf•n•
RAMALLAH. Occupied West Bank -Israeli troops fittd on some 200
Palestinian de~onstruon Wcdncsdt . ktlfu\J one and WO\lnchnt llA,
witnesses and hospital officials said M1lttary source said a.nanny offictr wa
hit tn the head bya rock before the hoottnaoccurrcd. The confrontation took
place at 81r Ze1t University, al,()()(). tuden1 camru that ~a, do5Cd for thrct
month earhtr this year in pun1 hmtnl for s1m1lar demon trat1on
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U.S., Soviets schedule arms talks
Shultz, Gromyko tentatively agree to meet
In Gen eva in January to break deadlock
• WASHINGTON(AP)-Secretary
of State George P. Shultz and Soviet
Foreian M 1nistcr Andrei A. Gromyko
have reached tenlative agreement to
meet in Geneva. Switzerland. in early
January in an efTon to brt'ak tht
deadlock in U.S.-Soviet arms control
ncao1iations. 'fources reported
Wednesday mght.
OelaiJ were worked ou1 after· •
mcssaee from Soviet Pre 1dcn1
Kon tanun U. Chernenko was dt·
livered to the lite ~panment last
weekend cxprcss1na Soviet interest 1n
the hiah-ltvcl session.
h arcw out of a proposal by
President Rcapn 1n late September
that • new ... framc·WOft-" bc-mab-
lishcd to improve rt'lat1ons between
the t~o countnes.
TIJlts to reduce nuclear Yrcapons
on both side were su pended a )car
llO 1n the WISS C'lt). Wha~ hull1
and Gromyko cv1dcntl> would not
attempt to nqot11tc a trtlt). thc1r
mect1na could provide 1unkhnC$ for
talk' to~ held later b\ ''pert in the
arms lield.
By then. U.S. officials said, Reagan
probably w1 II appoint an arms control
envoy. to assist Shultz and to coordi·
natc U .. policy on nuclear weapons
reductions. The officials. whe spoke
only on cond1t1on that the) not be
1dent1ficd, said the envoy also miiht
be helpful 1n re lv1na differences
-within the-. sc>Yttnmcnt on tht
be t approach to take in the nqo-
uat1on
The source who also 1n 1 tcd on
not ~1na named. said the hkcly date
for the Geneva mttuna was toward
the end of the fiDt v.uk 1n Januaf)
That could t the stqe for a new
~ffon b) R~pn tn a KC:ond tnm 10
~onc1lc dlsqrccment v.1lh the
So' 1c1 L n1on.
Rtaaan v.111be1nauauratcd Jan ~I
bout lhtct Yrttk after a hulu·
Grom~ ko mccttna.
Earher. an adm101 trauon offietal
~1d Chernenko' m did not
demand a \\1thdrawal o ncv. LI.
ml\S1k (tom We\tcm FurufX" or
impose an~ other pre<ond1t1ons for a
hultz-Grom~ko meeting. HO\\C\er.
the official said. 1t was not clear
v. hether the Soviets an tend to d1SC'uss
pace ""eaJ?Ons or to have broader
talks dc~hng - as the Reagan
admtn1strat1on prefers -with me-
dium and long-range m1ss1lcs. as ~ell
Reagan has decided against haVlng
a .. czar,·· with dcc151on·making
outhont\.. hut apparent!) favors the
appointment of an en'O) as .. an
intcllC<"tual resourtt" to unit} U.S.
pohC) The envo)' 'uppointment will
be announcC'd before year's end, one
of the officials said
Holiday could ~laim -
500 lilgliway aeaflis
CHtCAOO (AP) -Htghwey
accident• d"rtng the long
ThenktgMng .-kend could
d8lm bi9ttdl9m 400 Ind 500 ~
the Nettoneil ~ Councl Mid
Tu.day. • I "
Councl ''at'9ttdenl MY thet
480 '*"* COUid be upeeted to
be kilted ln trafftc Kddent•
~ a non~ pertod of
the •me length at tNI time Of the .,..-.
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Chilling dlaplay
'Ice Ba& -Scale A,• a de.1-n of Swedleh artlat Claes
Oldenbura. draw• attention ln Wuhlnaton'• National
Gallery of" Art recently for• new ezhlblt. Tile orance nylon
bag I• 16 feet tall and ha• machinery lnalde to make It
wriggle. .
U $ing marijuana
in Japan termed
a Serious offense
TOK YO (AP) -When fi ve
Japanese swimmers dabbled in mari-
juana. 11 caused more than just a
npple. Not only were they banned
from future compe11t1on, the head of
Japan's Amateur Swimmin~ Feder-
alton and fi ve coaches resigned to
accept some of the blame.
The disci plinary actions against the
S"-1mmers. four of whom were mem-
bers of Japan's , Olympic team.
emphasized the seriousness with
which dru~ use. even of a manor
nature. is' 1ewed an Japanese soc1et}.
.\ccording to police. the Olympians
-including Shinj1 Ito. who set new
nallonal records in the 200 and 400-
meier medic) events in the Los
.\ngeles summer games - smoked
marijuana wha le in Los Angeles. and
t>r.augbt 1D grams back Lo Japan
where three of them shared the pot
with a fif\h swimmer.
In add1t1on to being banned from
compe1111on m an emergenc) mee11ng
of the JASF lasl unday. police said.
rhe four swimmers who smoked in
Japan factL possible indictment on
charges of smuggling and possession
of the illegal substance.
Conviction on such charges can
lead to maximum prison terms of up
to seven years. But even if given
suspended sentences. as is the case
with most first-tam e drug offenders.
such social transgressions often Ii nger
for years.
"This ignominious incident is un-
precedented in Japan's amateur
spons world. It has been a hcav)''
shock to society," declared the na-
tional daily Asahi Shimbun in an
editorial. Other newspapers. which
ga ve the "drug bust" front-page
headlines. said it was only proper that
th e athletes and their coaches should
be punished for their indiscretion ..
For the most pan. Japan has
escaped the drug problems that have
beset the United States and other
industnallzed nations, and public
sentiment runs sternly against the use
of drugs. including marijuana. For
public figures in prticular. the conse-
quences of getting caught.are great
In th e past decade. dozens of
Japanese singers. actors and other
entertainers -people who travel
abroad and are regarded as suscep-
tible to foreign acceptance of drugs -
ha ve been arrested for possessing pol.
In many cases the offender ii.
subject to weeks of pu blic11} in the
scandal-loving media, and may en-
counter problems getting work an
television. films and elsewhere for a
year or more.
Af\er well-kno" n actor Kenach1
Hagiwara was arrested ""''h I 2 grams
of manjuana last yeer. the Toyota
Motor ·corp. and other firms
cancelled commercial contracts
worth an esti mated $41 7.000. Af\er
more than 50 da\S 1n detention. the
actor was gl\ en a suspended sentence
wh en his famll) promised to oversee
: hi s rehab1htat1 on.
The most famous person to run
afo ul of Japan's Hemp Control La"
was former Beatie Paul Mc(artne).
who spcnl 10 dars an a Tok}o E1iJ -1n
1980 aflet airport customs officials
fou nd 220 grams of marijuana in h1>1
SUllC3!>e
.\uthontu:s led him otT 1n hand-
cutTs. grilled him for da)'S and finall)' ·
deported him after deciding that he
had suffic1entl~ repented.
For ord1 na11 people. too. getting
caught with pot can mean loss ofajoh
or difficult} an findi ng work. "The
Japanese people are vel) hard on
marijuana smol ers." H1deh1ro
Maru1. an attorne> expenenced m
drug cases. said an an 1ntcn 1e"
··People here s1lll don't know the
difference between marijuana and
hard narcotics."
Maru1 said most first-u me ol~
fenders caught wath small quantities
of marijuana are either let off wllh a
warning or give n \U~pended
sentences.
Marua said o;ome la" }Crs and
others have ca mpa1$ned for
decrimanali1a11on of mariJuana. but
the movement has made little head-
way. "One problem is that the media
always overpl ays manJuana cases.
and people don't understand the
realities of the drug problem."
But with more young Japanese
traveling abroad, 1he police remain
vigilant about the threat of man-
Juana. "With the worldwide trend
(toward increased use of manjuana) 11
would appear there is a considerable
number of hidden users in Japan:·
the police aitency said in 1t<1 annual
report.
TURKEY TRIVIA:
THEY'RE DUMB-
COLLEGE STATION, Texu Mellor •aid Indians had
(AP) -The typical turkey grec-domMtlcated the turkey long
Ing th• nation'• tabl• today wtll / before the Pllgrtm1 arrived or
be a hen that ate 50 pound• of eye,, before Columbua mede hi•
teed during a llfe of 17 weeka. tt American lendfaJI In 1492.
also 11 one ot the dumbat. moet Spanllh exptorera carried the
Inept critters that ever Jived, MY bird from Mexico to. SS*n In
exp«t• et Texu A&M Unlverlfty. 1498. The bird spread through-
Davtd B. MellOr. a poultry out Europe and reeched E"91and
expert et the IChool, ..ad the In 1524.
domntlcated turtcey 11 a btoeted EuropMne may have caHed the
wimp compared to hie' wild btrd ''turkey" becauM tt,ey "may
cousin, flocks of which atm roam have beer\ confuMd abciut the
the South Md South.-Md are .e btrd't orfO'n, thinking that 11, llke
wily and awlft enough to the gutnee-fowl or p 11COCk1 challenge ttuntera. came from Turtcey,'' Mid MelkM'.
o.ntrattona of breeding have "Soon . the n11me turkey wu
genetlcalty 9dded rNnY pounds ~ only to the bird from
on the body of the domeltlcated 4mertca."
turk-. In f-=t. ma farm tur~ Another AaM poultry ~
now haw ao mUd\ meat In their W11Hem o. Cewtey, ~
breaat that they are unable to some addtttonal turkey IOf'9:
form a natur• union with the y turtl fem.... Mid Mellor. lnetHd, c:•• .._I~~ aeld breedel• mwt remo'l9 eperm I .. IO·~ ........... If
frOm the male and arttftct91ty you lNve lft..-mpty ~ In fertlllle ~ egga lnetde their pen tMy'll 9i.Clmb .•. UMI
the,.,, ... bird. the bucket .... up. The ~ 8t
Thi f9fMle maturea tn 17 the bottom could emother.
WMkl and typtcely W9IQt'9 12 to C8Wiey 9llld t"9f WMln 8itngle
20 poundt. M.._; wttlch end up turtcey II pleaed In 1 pen eclliant
-~ .. muctt .. eo pounde, to • pen holding ......... Of "" ere too terge • meet for moet ftodc, tttetone':1'.C:"" ''tun up f emm.. eo ttMty ueualty end up u and down the t ne u"'ll It 11
procelltd meat. • exhaulted. '
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Including our special selection of gifts and accessories to;
the holidays. • ·
AN ELEGANT GIFT OF PEARLS TOPS THE CHRISTMAS
LIST of every lady; especially this Mabe pearl and diamond
pendant with matching earrings.
#I 19 Fashion Island 759-1622 #32 Fashion Island 644-2040
"Newport Center
Fashion Island put
fun back in holiday
shopping!"
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING IS
ACTUALLY FUN THIS
YEAR-STARTING WITH
CONVENIENT PARKING
AT FASHION ISLAND "'
I remember last Chm.tma!>. I tncd
another mall, but 11 took me forever
to get near the parking lot! Then,
I remembered Fashion Island-gelling
there was easy. and. with over 5,000
parking spaces, there wasn't a hassle
frndina one dose to the 51ores.
This Chnstmas, I'm not wastmg any
time. I'm dorng all of my shopping at
Fashion Island, and the ease continues-
oo ic~'\c;bie
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MY NEW CHARGE CARD
MAKES IT SIMPL E, TOO
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omethrng e/sp th.it's made shopprng
wonderful ha~ bt•en F.uh1on Island>
extended holiday hours
MONDAY-FRIDAY 10 a.m.-9 p.m.
SATURDAY 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
SUNDAY Noon-5 p.~.
\.1y family and I tan use thr extra ume
to vmt the six new stores oprn
for the holiday \C'cJSon.
The Original Christmas Store •
Rpger's Gudens Christm.is fantasy
Annex • Once Upon A Christm.is •
•Sobriquet • House of Almonds
• ~ilbox, Etc.
BEST OF ALL, THE SPIRIT
OF CHRISTMAS
SU RROUNDS FASHION
ISLAND THIS YEAR
The trad111onal JO> s of Chmtma~ can be
found everywhere at Fashion I land.
and it's making shopprnf!, entenarnrng
From anta and th.it map.nrf1tent tree
to caroling and decorat1ons-
Fash1on Island is \\-hf're ChmtmcJs
has come alive for u> and the sea,on \
greetings tart m the parking lot'
There·s so much happening during
the holidays, who's got the Lime Lo
juggle credit cards/ My Newport Center
FaShion Island charg e (ard 1s all I need '"!:ll~iUlim~
for most of the slores. And, the =
appl1c~t1on was a snap -I called
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Frtt tHin ridet Th.tnlii I
Wffliend Mtd ~
s..turd.ay throuah ChnttM.u
m NEWPORT CENTER W F~DN ISlAND
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CALENDAR
NOV. SPfCIAL EVENTS
26, 27 Photo~ ~s.1nta. 11 · -pm •
28, 29 Photo~ ...,, \i\r & Mr~ Cldu' 11 ·4 pm
Photo~ w dnla 4 30· -p m
30 Photo., w \f\r & "''" ( ldu' 11·4 pm
Photo; "" ,rntc) 4 JO -p m
Strolling ldlOl('f<:. b l0·8 mp m
String quc1rtl'l b HJ-8 \Cl pm
Orangl' Co ( ookbooi.. \uth11r' ht•nt
DEC. SPfCIAL EVENTS
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Ffl;'l' tr am ndt>s. 11 4 p m
Photo'> "" \f\r & Mr., C l,1u' 11 4 pm
Ordngt> (o lnokboo~ Author, h1·nt
fdm1ly portrJ11\ undl'r th1• fre•p
11·4 pm.
Strolling t arolt>rs, 11· 2 pm
BrdS> E>nwmblt>. 2-4 pm
ChrislmJ'> l nntcrt 1 pm
PholO'> .... Mr & M" ( l<1u' 1 4 p 111
FJmtlv portr.11h und1·1 1tw lr1·1·
1·4 pm
Stroll mg t arol"'" .! 4 pm
Br.w, en>t•rnbh'. .!-4 pm
3,4 Photo,wS.intd 11--pm
5, 6 Photo., w Mr ~ <\'\r'> l l.iu' 11 4 pm.
Photm w Sant,1 4 IO· -p m
-I Mfot<h .... \i\1""1~ \.11'., C IJIJ~ i1 -pm
(dltlorn1dn ., <.<mu•rt b l0·8 m pm
Strollm~ t.iroler., b 30-fl mp m
Br.1._,, t•nwmbh• b 40·8 lO pm
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f .ishinn l'ltlnd H11l1d,1\ orwn hou,t·
h 30-q pm
Ortln~t· Co C"uokhuoi.. -\ulhrn, [ "' nt
frt•t.> lr.ttn 11d1•' (1 lO 4 pm
Brt'ct"-ld~t .,., ~.1nt.i 11 J m
Buttum., H'''''"Jtton' b 14 2200
Frt'(' trcltn 11d1.•<o 11 4 pm
ldrntly portra1h undt·r tlw Tr1·1"
11·4 pm
Photo' \'\ ,\,\r & \.\r' (.I.tu' 11 4 p rn
"'" 1lltng l drolt•r.. 11 .! rm Bra~' t•mt•mblc>. 2 4 pm
Or Jn gt• C o C nni..tmol-,\uthrm l \ 1 •111
Pop~ E n'>t•rnblt> l I >nt l'rt I p m ··
Photo .. w \f\r & Mr._, < l.1u' 11 4 p m
F.1m1ly portrdll' unclt·r tht· lr1·1·
1·4 r rn
Strr 1ll1ng < ,uoh•r<o .! 4 pm
Brd'' 1•n<,t>mhl1• !. 4 pm
10, 11 Pho:1"" '>.int,\ 11 -pm
12, 13 Photo ... "' \,\r ~ "''' C I.tu' 1 I -1 p m
Pht 1111, '' ~.mt.1 4 U 1 -p m
14 Photo'\\ \ \r ~ \,\r, ( I.hi,. 11 4 pm
Phi 111" '' ~nlcl 4 10 -pm
..,tr11ll1ng t.uolt•r.. h IO 8 }()pm
'>Iring qudrlt.'l h 10 8 30 pm
15 Rr1·.il..lcl~l \\ 5.intJ ti ,t m
Buh um' rt''t''' .i11on' 644· 2 200
Bwclkl.t't '" S.rnLJ 11 d m
Rnhin,on' 11•wrv.itt0n' 644·.!800
I rt•t• tr ,11n ndP' 11 4 p m
Photm " \.Ir t. "" Clclu.,, 11·4 rm
F.1m1h portr,111' Lind1·r th1• T11•1•,
11 4 pm
-.1roll1ni.: 1 .11ul1•r' 11 .!. pm
BrJ'' l'nwmhh• 2-4 t' m
16 ( ali1nrrn.1n' lllnl t•rt 1 rm
Phot11' w ·Mr & M" ( lt1m 11·4 pm
f.1m1h pnr11.11h llndf'I tlw Trt•t•
1--l pm
..,1roll1ng 1. ar11l1•1' .! I pm
Br.i" 1•11.;i•mhlt · .!. 4 p rn
17, 18 Photo' \\ 'l.1nt,1. I I -fl m
19 Photo'\\ \.\r ~ \\1' ( lt1tl' 11·4 pm
Photo~ " ,int,1 -t JO -pm
l t\ mg l hri,tm,1' ht 1 1 um t'rl.
b IOpm
20 Photo''' \\r ,\ \\1, < l,lll, 11 4 pm
Photo'" ..... tnt.1 4 Ill -pm
ll Photo' \\ \Ir ~ "'' l 1,tu' 11 4 p rn
Phnto' " ,mt.1 .t IO· -p m
~trollin~ c clroh•r' h IO 8 IO pm
')Iring qu.irtt·t h Ul A 10 pm
22 Br1•,1!..td'l " ..,,m1.1 4 .t m
R11b1n,on, 11 '''" .llcnn' h-44 2800
Brl'd"-1.i't w 'tJnl.t •t .1 rn
Butlum' rt''l'I\ .111111" h44 2 ."!00
I rt'<' tr ,un nclt•, 11 -l p m
Photo' w "'' ~ "''' l I.tu' 11 4 p m Family portrJ1l' untft•r tht• Tit'('
11·4 pm
Strolling t.1111lt•r' 11 .! pm
Br,1.,, t>nwmhl1· .! -l fl m
23 "'\mt>m an Bn\.' ( hem u 111< 1 •rt 1 p m
Photm \\. Mr & "'" ( l,1uv, 1 ..i p m
f,miilv portrc11h und1•t tht• Trt•t•
1 4 pm
Strolling t arolt•r' l 4 p m
Br cl'' <•n"4.•mblt• .! 4 rm
24 Ph<>ltl\ "-' ~Jnl<l 1 H' p m
25 MERRY CHIU TM.AS!
""'man-M.irt u\ Bullo< k' W1l,hirr
Robinson~. Th<' BroJcf\\J~ Buttum'
()\er 75 fine ~Wri'' 111 c111 /u'' otl ~<1t1< Co.l.\t High\\d} hfiof\H'Pn
/,mtborc .ind \1.I Arthur Bl"d'.
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MAY THE TURKEY BE ONLY A SMALL REASON for you to
give thanks on this day. From all of us at Phelps, thanks for
your continued patronage for more than 60 years.
#8 Fashion lslafld .,.. 644-026t;1
A BOUNTlFUL HOLIOA Y WISH from CHARUES. Bullocks
Wilshire Corridor
r: 123 Fashion Island 640-5721
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variety of footwear we have a\ailable For aTI your running .
tennis and aerobic needs
=27 Fashion Island 044-2121
OUR 100', 4.MElHAIR ._ND OUR CLA IC corduroy sportc~ts hown hNc.> with both c-1blrd and Argyle
!.h~tbnd 4-W~l\~r \l('\t\
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PreSldent honored
8 . Aitltu llllard.Dea.. left. act-IAC preadent of Oru&e
Cout CotJece, rece!TCS a
D1a41M baa Cup--Col· Iece ~dent Dr. Cameron
SJ.Acla..lr lD recccmtto11 of bJa .
npport of tile Biap&n.lc Ad-
neo~ CommJttee of Cb.ap-
ID -Colteae. Martinez.
cha1rmall or tbe committee.
wu ~onored for bJ.9 !'leader-
alUp. entbaalum' and com·
mitment to student. and to
Chapman College." Tbe
group wu formed lo No•em-
&er 1983 to help recnllt
H1span1c 9t1Mlenta to Chap-
man College.
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HOAG MBMOIUAJ.. H PIT AL
Oc1Mr II ·
Mr. and Mr\ 1dnty Yul~. ~pon
Beach.gut ~fr. and Mn .Gal) 'tHn~ l\;t'4por1
Sta h. gJr1
Oc1ober II
~tr and Mn Daniel Bolar. l0·~nc ~rl .
\tr and Mrs "1tlson Mamt>-. Corona
dtl \1ar. gJrl
\1r and MrJ ~rman Hov.ard,
11"' IOt. gir1
Octobtt J7
M r. and Mrs Jason C.1bwn. Hunt·
angton Beach. bo>
\Ir aod Mn.. M1chaeJ Mc1w:I. {n inc,
g.irl
October ZO
\tr and "1rs Sa~cnos Mandala.
'cv.pon lkach. bo)
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Mt and Mr\ Kodolfo Lamudio.~ ...
ff\llOC. JJCl 1 "1r .rnd Mf\ Ch' 1d 0rcc"')s.. lrvmc1
bo) November Z•
Mr and Mr" C1c:r11ld h~hcr ( o ta
Mew girl Mr and Mr\ Orvcc Uaggs. frvinc. airl
Mr and Mr\ M1thacl Farley, Ncw-
porl Beach. girl November 3
Mr and Mn. Wilham Jacklin <;o ta
Mt·\a. boy . Mr and Mr'I T homas tromgrcn.
c o\ta Mc~ bo> ovember4 c athcnne f1tLpatnck and Mar~
Circgory. Founuun Valley boy
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Police unclaimedproperty auctipn Dec. 1
nc afmccf propen) numbering
mo than 2~0 1tt'ms -induding 91
bicycle • two surfboards and a wood:
ctl table -will be auctioned to the
pubhc S:i\urday, Dec. I. by the
Ncwpon Beach Pohcc Depanment.
The 9 a.m. event wi ll be held at the
police station •. 870 anta Bar~ara
Ori ve. Purchases rn ust be made on an
as-is basis with payment s in cash or
with local checks.
Top •peaJrers
Orange co,st College's speech and
debate team recently talked 11s wa y to
a first place sweepstakes award at the
Pasapena Ci t> Collt"ge lnv1ta11onal l ournamcnt.
Dcbator George Ross of an ta Ana
led the way w11h fi rst place trophies 1n
both the Ll ncoln-Doualasdeba1eand
Ciltemporaneous speaking.
Among i ht' local winners were: Pat
o mfort, Lillian Chamberlain.
Sheryl Sm11h and Kirk Preble of
Costa Mesa: Jaime Greer. Tony
Os1mo and Salena Burke of Newport
Bearh: as well as Marcus Jacques and
Helen Gaffney of Irvi ne.
Home repairs
The c11y of Fountain Valley Home
Reh b1htat1on Protvam l'i prov1d1ng
financial assistance to rehab1J11att' homes
The pr~ram provide~ cash rebates
and low-1ntcrc~t loans to home-
owners who qualify.
Apph~ations for the p{ogram arc
now available. For more anfor-
mat iq_n. call the city Planning Depart.'
ment at 963-8321.
Singer• needed
The Costa Me a Children's Chorus
1 loo~ing for ~h1ldren singers ~nd
mu 1c1ans for 11s ann l.fal Yulet1dt' Pa·aeant. Dec. 16-18.
Thl· l horus " d1rt'ctcc.l b)' u1cttc:'
l&cr. who 1s ~el.in& a drummer for
thc ··Little Drummer Boy" number a
Outc:'. a v1ohn and a au11ar anger\
and mus1c1ans arc a'ked to call Alier
at 646-0812 or thc c1ty's Dcpanruent
of Leasure Services at 64S-8SS I
Vacation aklln1
fhe Orange Coast YMC in New-
port Beach. 1s offering a Christmas
vacation ~k1 trip Dec. 26 throu&h Dec.
29 for students. ages 14 to 17. .
..For 1nlorma11on. call the YM A at
642-9990.
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bo)
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Mr and Mh Roger Borland. Irvine:.
00)
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Cathleen C. and Scott Tuule. Cosy
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~lain missionary's parents off to Africa
LAKE ELSINORE (AP) -The R1daew&¥. 34, and the younacouplc's 'death alona with two Zaire military p<>lltlcally.0 1hc mother-ln~law said.
parents of a Methodi1t mis 1onar) three children arc st~ina at the officials by lenist rtbcls: accordiniJO "The ·missionaries would not allow
despite havina to cope wttb periodic
shortaaes of food, runnina water and
electncity. 'they had three children,
Matthew, 7. Rebekah. S. and David,
18 months.
whose husband-was slam m frica <\mmcan co111ulwlC rn Zairt but thar Harold W. Amstu-i-z. di~tor or the that:'
hope to fl) to thel't' this weekend to the family has been un1blt to talk to Methodist m1ss1on in Kenya. The family's emotions ranacd from
retncve their daughter and 1hrtt her since the Nov. 13 shootina of 35· Evangchnc: Haaer said RidJ.eWa)' aricf to bitterness when they teamed
arandchildrcn. >tar-old Stanley R1daeW1y. apparentl> wu forced by the m1htal") of their son-in·law's death.
"We have everyth1na ready to go Most of the famif y's information omcials to fh them 10 1he rebel-held .. They "-Cnt to Afnca because ther.
We're just wast ma for our visas." ha~ come from other miss1onancs. town of Moba. 300 miles nonh of the believed God wanted them there. ·
Evanaehne Hager. 62. a reured nurse. she said. couple's home in Lubumbashi. the said Ross Hager. 61. a retired
said Tuesday. R1dgewa~. whose own parents are capital of Zaire. Chevron 011 Co. researcher. "They
"Stan. like all mi lonaries. knew
he could encounter 1problcms,'' his
father-in-law said. "h wasn't like he
was oblivious to the situation over
there."
She said.her daughter, Lmda Ka&er mmionanes in Bolivia. was shot to "Stan would never get involved bcli~ it was very. v~ry impormnt jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;r:;~==~=~====::::::--T---------'-----1 to s d the Gospel."
• Complete Carpet Repair ~ The young couple went to Africa in
Ridgeway. a pilot and mechanic.
was buried over the weekend near a
mud-brick church he was building In
the jungle overlooking Lake
Tanganyika.
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Ml•ter Ro&era
' Mr. Rogers
cardigan
to museum
WASH INGTON (AP) -II was a
beautiful day 1n the neighborhood
Tuesda> as the Smithsonian lnstitu·
uon accepted a bright red cardigan
sweater from Mister Rogers. the
kindest. coziest and least excitable
host on daytime television.
The 11ppered sweater. fam1l1ar 10
preschool viewers or the daily "Mis-
ter Rogers· Neighborhood" program.
will Join Archie Bunker's w1ngcha1r, a
Kermit the Frog puppet and other
memorable obJeCts on display at the
National Museum of American His·
tory later this year.
.. We 'ct railroad trains anc.J
S1rad1\'anuses and tap shoes. But this
one 1s a friendly artifact." said Roger
Kennedy. the s~catcr-' ested director
of the museum ... lt"sa \Cf) 1mponant
S\mbol or\\3rmth and closeness and
caring ..
Fred Roger~ ha) spent JO }ears in
public tclc" 1s1on. ~I of them as the
IO"-·ke-ycd. reassunng .. Mister
Rogers.··
"Man) people ha\e asked. 'What's
next for yo u?' I say. th1) 1s next. This 1s
what I reel called to t.lu ... ~td Rogers.
whose award·w1nn1ng show 1s
produu·d b' WQED in Pittsburgh
and is seen h' an csurnated 7 m1ll1on
families "eckh
Each morning Mi!lter Rogers walks
into his 1i,1ng room s1ng1ng ··1t's a
bnuMful tor wonderftt.--ur netgh--
borl~ l c.Ja} an the neighborhood
... Won't }OU ht· m} neighbor·)·•
He H'placc'> h1!> JOrket with a
sweater. 'ihec.Jo; h1\ '>hoes 1n favor of
sn('akcrs. and get\ down to business
-a sour ol an applci;a.uc~fuctor}, ,a
look at <>ome an1mab. a tnp to the
neighborhood of Mak.c-Behe'e
McQueen .. • memories
on block
LAS VE<J .\S. Ne' (AP) -The
pri vate life of the late ',te' e McQueen
-a pri' aC) the actor tned so
zealousl) 10 guard -goes on d1spla~
this weekend when hundreds of Hem s
he owned will be aut'lloncd off 1n a
Strip hotel .. howroom
The 11cm\. ran$1ng from a 195 7
Jaguar XK-SS with a magnesium
body to a vast arra} of antique tO\ s
and the fircfightcr's hat he wore in
"The Towering Inferno." arc valued
at more than SI m1ll1on. Money from
the auction will go to his two children.
Tern. 26. and Chad. 23.
The aucuon Saturda> and Sunda}
at the Imperial Palace Hotel ends a
months·long od}SSl'} fo r Kris
Engel!. tad. who v1sned McQueen ·s
former haunts to help collect more
than 100 antique motorcycles. 25
vintage autos. ga\ pumps. movie
me!llorab1ha und a 'ast array of antiques.
"Hc Ol'' er thn.•w an} thing awa>-"
said Engelstad. daughter or Imperial
Palace owner Ralph Engelstad.
··There were partial scripts. the cars
h~ U\Cd 1n "The Hunter" and ·Thc
Rei o,.ers:· e'en a production board
from the mo\lc .. Yt•ntl" w h1 ch in·
d1cate\ people had rnntacted him
about the movie 10 \cars ago."
MeQueen died o(a hean attack m
1980. He was suffering from cancer at the t1mc.
Much of the auction material came
from an airplane hangar in anta
Pdula. where McQu(•cn stored an
antique plane and rl·treated from the
Holl ywood he could never quite accept.
"E' crything sat untouched for four
years from the da) hc walked out of
the hangar and locked the door."
Engelstad recalled of her first v1s1t ~here. "T~cre were I 20 motorcycles
J.ammcd into the plare. things hang-
ing. from the walls and the ceiling.
antique toys all over the place. It took
us a day JU'lt to catalog all the bikes.
another day to catalog the toys ...
"There wn'I ,till food and d1she 1n
the k1trhen." 'lhe 1d. "Boxes were
therc;ust u he lcO them. There v.crc a
lot or creepy cmwl1e~ around.",
he ~td McQueen apparent!)
11ved1n the hangar bct"-Cen marnaats
to h McGraw and Rarbar.i Minty
"because he wanted to hvc around the
th1nas he loved the most. And the
people around there treated him like
anybody else:. He hkcd that. he didn't
want any special attention."
Ctll 142-517t.
Put • few word•
I work fot ou
-~--,
;Deaf man Rlaced in mental ·,,___~-...,.,~
hospital '.all but for otten' -:!E!.~~·
. NO!l-wAi:K ("Af1) -~ )('ar a e; I) retarded" to ~·environmentally stone~ about his sad life. f:iW'"-the ~·~plight received "1dc~preud pub-dl•prived." t t h hc1 ty a deaf h '" ere!> in is ca e apparently died . • • . man. w o was mistaken I} Two >cars later. Im sister. Lupe d I · h h bl' ·
dJagnoscd IO childhood .as men tall} Caudilla of Santa Ana. filed su u on ~~lbe~~ ~~t'lQ~e;f~ 11~~~ss he·s ~larded remains in a mental 1nst11u-Vasquez' behalf agninst the state and halfway on our back burner." said'
uon -as he has for 27 ycari.. the Orange County Regional Center. Leo Mouton. director of the Greater
Albeno yasque1. 34. lives wuh 40 wh1eh contracts with care facilities for Los Angeles Council o n Deafness,
• me!ltally disturbcd..mcn--1n a M~tilp-de~elopmentaHy disabled county who last year described Vasquez as pohtan State Ho pital wnrd even rcs1d"nts. The su1·t. wh1'ch ~·eks " · f h ' · th h d h ' ~ symptomatic o w at s wrong with . 9Uft OC\ors say e is of normal unspecified damages for the mis-the state hospital system's approach
in tel 1gen~e and that deaf ncss as his diagnosis and resulting lack of cduca-to deaf patients."
sole handicap. tion. is st1'll penda·ng. N M I · "H Id ow, outon says, .. thmk poor e cou get out tomorrow ii A year ago. things seemed to be Alberto has become so institu-t~erc were a place for him to go," says looking up for Vasquez followin~ a tionaHzcd that he just might be ' '
Jim Watts. a staff member at the flurry of newspaper and television destined to stay in ·the system ." "' Southeast Los Angeles cbool for the 1 ----....,;_ __________ -.,....,--....:..._--.:..:..:..:.~=:.:..:..:..--JI
. Deaf who spends an hour a day
teachi ng Vasquez sign language and has be<:omcJlis..f.ocncL
"But J\O~Y,.,I mean nobody, will
take respons1b1hty for this man who
doesn't belong in a mental institution
any more than )OU or I," Watts said.
Vasquez' immediate family lives in
Santa A.na. bu t cannot care for him .
and he 1s not yet able' to live on his
own, says public defender· Kath-. Shav~. ~ho 1s responsible for pro1cci-
ing his rights.
"The fe" schools in the area
qualified to teach him have turned
him down because we cannot guaran-
tee his behavior and level of social
skills," she added.
Orange Count\ health officials
diagnosed Vasquez as retarded after a
childhood disease rendered him deaf
at 18 months.
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~oute 1 (PCH) between Seal Beach Blvd. and 0.1 mlle
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Starting at age 7 he was shufiled
between a series of state instllutions.
His periodic visits home were stop-
ped because of numerous angry
outbursts that Walls said resulted from the frustrauon of being locked
up.
Then. while he was at the mental
institution at Atascadero in 1975. has
diagnosis was changed from "mental-
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Thanksgiving:
The tradition
predates U.S.
As we remember the faith and values that made America
great. we should recall that our tradition ofThanksgiving is older
than our nation itself. Indeed. the nati ve American Thanksgiv-
1ng,anteda\ed those of the new Ameriqms. In the words of the
eloq uent Seneca tradition of the Iroquois, ..... give it yoµr
thought . that with one mind we may now give thanks to Him our
( rcator." .
From the first Pilgrim observance in 1621 , to the nine years
before and during the American Revolution when the
Conunental Congress declared days of Fast and Prayer and days
oIThanksgJvmg. we have turned to Almighty God to express our
~ratitude for the bounty and $OOd fortune we enjoy as
individuals and as a nation. Amenca truly has been blessed.
This year we can be especially thankful that real gratitude to
(iod is inscnbed, not in proclamations of government, but in the
hearts of all our people who come from every race, culture. and
creed on the face of the Earth. And as we pause to give thanks for
our many gifts. let us be tempered by humility and by
c:ompassion for those m need, and Jet us reaffirm through prayer
and action our determination to share our bounty with those less
fo rtunate. ~ Now. Therefore, I, Ronald Reagan, President of the United
~tatcs of America. in the spirit and tradition of the lroquois, th e
Pilgrims, the Continental Congress, and past presidents. do
ht:reby proclaim Thursday, Nov. 22. I 984, as a day of National
ThanksgjviJlg. I ca ll upon every citizen of this great Nation to
gather together in homes and places of worship to celebrate. in
the words of l 784 'with grateful hearts ... the mercies and praises
of their all Bounti ful Creator ... .'
Presideat Roaald Reagan,
from bis TbanksgJvJag Day proclamation
October 19, 1984
A tale of just one city
\ ~di-known nation ha<, onl\ onl'
ell' 1n 11-a 1m~n talll'd Vadu/. (an
\Ou name tht nation '' I e" can k" l an It'\ L1cchtcn\lt1n
C) \\hat'\ lhl' hnl-\l·~ling li4u111
lal'x.·l 1n the I ·n1tcd ~tall'\"""''>
..\ Bacardi rum
( unousl). a canoc ISJUSI about 1hc
c,ak\1 \chick alloal -handkd h) an
expert -and JUSI aboul the mo'il
dangerous -handled b~ an amateur
r hl' \l.h11c hor\e d1dn·1 'ilart out
""hill' Turned wh11c <JS 11 grew
Much mentioned of late 1s lhc
'itatut· of L1bcn}. but one ponaon of 11
1~ rarl'I) \C'en and lmle known. At the
feet "an open \hackle, .,~mbolmng
the breaking of the chains that
ll'ttcred the 1mm1grant'> 1n their
'truggle\ Im freedom.
'iomething clo;c ~ou <.:an do while
wa1t1ng al '>lopllght!i is di\ 1dc all the
.... ortd·s heav)we1gh1 boxing cham-
p1nn\ 1n10 two call:gorie!i Tho~ with ' a . r in their namn and tho!>e
without ~tan ""1th John l 'iulhvan.
1hat "log1c:al
I
Was .1 11ml' when lhr cfc\aled
ladies ol ( h1na -during thc Han
Dynasty. this -painted <,hado""
rings around their t ) c\ f he> all
looked like pandas
O Workers 1n d1amund mlnl'\
ha' l' lx-c·n forced 10 wear sted-me">h
ma'ik\ ICl kct·p them from s"al.lo~ing
diamond\ V. nrker<i in champagrn:
v:•!~ • ., art· fortt•d to ""car ma'ik\. too
r ,e rl'ad To ~l'Cp tht•m from dnnk-
1ng·•
\ '-011h<1t ..\nd 1hc) 're not lorn·,d .
Hui ~omc lllCar win: ma'lks as proter-
11on against c"'r>lod1ng bot1les.
<) \\>h:ll \I.ere Pfahlo P it3\\n\
d) ing .... CJrth''
..\ .. Drink to me "
I I) 1h1c, one on the famal) gcogra·
pher· Three mountain ranges in the
tln11cd States ha\C color!> 1n tht1r
name'>. What arc they'> You should
gct back· The Orange Mountain<, of
New Hampshire. the Green Moun-
tain<, of Vermont and lhe Bl ue Ridge
"Aoun1a1ns of Virginia
() What\ lhe a .. cragc weight of
m·wt;>orn baby girls around hen· now'! ,
.\ · 7 pounds 7 ounces.
Pope C lemcnt tned a t up of coffee.
liked 11. so hap11sed 11 Before he did
,o, de' out Chrisuans denounced
coffee as the Dc\.ll\ brcv. ..\fter he
did <,o. coffee turned 1n10 the obJCCt of
;i crate all aero\\ f.Url>J'X'
f>a1ama'> orig1n:i1nl 1n India lo
lounge around 1n hut not to sleep 1n
L.M. Boyd
columnist.
Is a syadicat~d
''The media's Influence upon public opinion Is overrated and
dlmln/sJ11ng; ll makes little or no difference that the networJCs spent
fouryearstrashlngReaganasanamlabledunce. ''
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JICI
A11uso1
CIA
helps
squelCh
coup
WASHI NGTON -No ma1tt'r
what you may read. the CIA doesn't
alwa)'I fumble the ball. Last month.
President Mobutu Scso Scko of Zaire
was abk to crush a coup attempt after
he was given a timely tip by the CIA.
What makes the successful
squelching of the . attempted coup
particularly sausfying to the CIA as
that at was Libya's Soviet-leaning
dictator. Muammar Qaddafi. who
was behind the pl ot. So thr CIA
helped protect th.e 19-year rule <?fa
Dems' repudiation at polls
sends a message to nation
pro-Western African leader against
the most virulent anti-American
• leader in all of Africa and the Arab
world.
C'IA sources told my associate Dale
Van Alla that the Libyan egomaniac's
ire was aroused against Mobutu for
several reasons:
Qaddafi was furious at Mobutu for
sending 2.000 troop-; into Chad last
year to block a Libyan invasion. He
also resented Mobutu's pro-Western
!itance 1n $eneral And Qaddafi has
never forgiven Mobutu·s dec1s1on to
resume d1ploma11c relations with
Israel in t 982.
Sig Media suffered
big def eat; voters
rejected its reports
\\ AS HI NGTON -Not a week
hdd clap!.cd following Mr. (on-
1,('f\ a11 \.C\ clohtx'ring of L1bcrall\m ·,
l hJmp1on. before The 'e"" 'l orlo.
T 1mc'> was on the can' J\ ··Poll'> I and
Reagan Failed to Ohtain a Poliq
Mandate:· declared the ~unda~ hl'ad-
llne. The '>ub-heud hammered the
point home. ··..\ Pcr~onal V1uor. 1'>
<.;l'l'n ..
fht·~ nw\t hl· hurting real had
Prior tu "lo-. ti "'<.' ""ere "'arned a
Reagan \.IC tor~ ""ould mean a man-
date for Ja< k.lcg prcathcr!i on the l . 'I
~uprl'mC Court. fur m1htanat1on of
<,pate. for greed and !>clfi\hnn'>. for
\rmageddon. When Reagan t0lkl't.,
morl' clectorial rnll''> lhan FOR in lht•
landslide of 1936. however. we arc
iold 11 mean~ nothing.
If the Dcmocra11c Part\ and 11s
auiul1anes wish 10 dcce1~c thcm -
\Chcs about the meaning of their
1hird repud1at1on 1n 12 years. that as
their business Bui there are lessons to
be drawn from the election returns.
for Republicans and c:onservat1 vcs
both
Ftr'>I, the feminist clement has
become a millstone about the neck of
the Democratic Pan)'. J ud)' Gold-
<,m1th of NOW IS the 1 )'pho1d Mar)
of Am<;"rican pollt1<.:<>. Despite.
C;crald1ne Ferraro's presence on the
ticket. Reaga n 1nc:reased his vote
among women. w1nn1ng a landslide.
and mcn 'oted fnr the president .:!-
10-l .\mung ~h1te males 1n 1he
<)outh. the Dcmouaut Pan} 1c; dead
at tho pres1dent1al le\ t•I
As Frank Mank1t•w1L1 '>aid of the
feminists. "In the ollll'n da)' of
roll11cs. the worc,t 1h1ng you could say
about a man ""a' that he couldn •t
deliver his ~1k Well. 1ho'iC people
can't dclner 1hc1r '>l'>lt'r'"
Second A1g Mt·d1a c,uOcrcd a
devas1a11ng dde<ll ~01 onl~ did thC'
Pat
BucHa1111
pre\ll&l' prl'"' c;idc with Mondale on
thl' 1\sues -religion 1n politic~.
.ihon1on. arm\ control. budget pn-
orilll'\. ta"'e'>. etc -according to
media "holar Michael Robinson. by
lote Cktoher the networh were turn-
ing an report\ on Reagan 1ha1. were
ncgatl\ can a rauo of 20-10-I. II "}'ou
look al what thl' nc1works !la} ahout
Reagan and his s1aff" Robinson sa)'s.
"there 1s no doubt about It. the pre !I
for Rcaga1t•as been abysmal."
Y ct. dl'sp11dthc. ~ va.gmg uf C,corgc
Bu \h h} wrrespondcnts covering
him. and thl' n1gh1l y disparagement
of Ronald Reagan. hoth the president
and vice pr<.'s1den1 rnnunued. to
Election Da)'. to rise in public cMeem
The hcreucal conclusion of Prof
Robinson. a Mondale supporter: The
networks have broken their pack w11h
the American public; Middle Amen-
can watches. 11'ltens and sins out for
1t<1clf the facts from the bia~: the
media·., influence upon public
op1n1on 1<; overr ated and
d1m1n1shing; 11 make<> little or no
difference that lhe networks spent
four years trashing Reagan as an
amiable dunce; the American people
e11hcr don •t believe what the} repon.
or no longer care.
Third, what of the conscrvativcf
complaint tha1 the Wh11c House
campaign \ought a selfish and
ma'is1vc land'>llde for the president.
while ignoring 1hc part)''>
llnfonunately. there 1s validity 10
the charge. Instead of running w11h
the c·ungress1onal Republican
chall<:ngcro; on a campaign of "Oust
O'Nc111:· a ~cond Reaga n rcvol·
uuon. the Wh11e House ran a de·
fen" 're, sta}-thc-coursc. you-never·
had-at-so-good. campaign that
do' e1a1lcd perfect I} with the message
of IJemocrauc congressman seeking
lo save themselves.
However. even in the meager flinS
the party won at the congressional
level -15 or 16 seats -there 1s
welcome news. The GOP candidates
won more than 49 perceTit ·or the con~ressional "'Otes. suggesting that
re-d1stric11ng at the state level can
bring Rcpubhcanscloscrto re-caplur-
ing control of the House.
Founh. while Reagan lost ground
among blacks. he gained among
H1span1cs. where he won a startling
44 percent of the vote. Whether th as 1s
attnbutabh: to Reagan's "macho"
image. his emphasis upon famil)
val ues. or H1spanicc;' option for the
opportun1t)' state over the welfare
\late. the Republican Pan) ought to
exploit the vote of confidence. Mon·
datc·s old poht1c'i approach -"I will
na me an Hispanic 10 the Cabinet" -
1<. yesterday.
Fiflh. 1hc Religious Right. though
abhorred b)' the Washington press
and deeply contro"ers1al, would ap-
pear, on balance. 11 crucial asset in a
11gh1 campaign. Those embattled~
Republican candidates who wel-
comed the Religious Right -Helms
of No nh Carolina. Gramm of Texas.
Milch McConnell of Kentucky -
prevailed: those. according to the
New Right. who booted them out -
Sham1e of Massachusetts and Jepson
of Iowa -went down to narrow
defeat. As for Senator Percy. there ts
no question but that several of the
stab wounds in his political corpse
were put there by the New Right.
Sixth, the conventional wisdom
1ha1 the traditional social issues -
right to life and school prayer -will
cost 1he Republicans dearly among _
the Baby Boomers needs revision.
Not only did Reagan gain enormous.
ly among young voters. the 18-to 24-
yca r-old vote 1n Nonh Carolina went
for Jesse Helm~. Hedonism and hot
tub~ may not be the only things the
Yuppies. Yumpacsand young of 1984
are interested an.
Patrick Bucho.a 11 • 1yMlc•l~d
colamoJ11.
Zaire. which has a negligible
Moslem population. was the first
black country to do so; it gave Israel
an enormously imponant listening
post an the hean of Africa.
Qaddafi wa\ also licked off at
Mobutu for proposing last July to
replace the Organ1za11on of African
Unit)' -which the Libyan dictator
hoped to use as a mean!. to dominate
1hc whole continent -with a league
of black African i.tales. w'hich would
have cut Qaddafi off at the Sahara.
The thwaned coup wasn·1 the firs1
attempt Qaddafi had made on
Mobutu. Last January. when a bomb
exploded 1n luggage taken off a Sovtt'l
airliner at the airport outside the
Zairean capital of Kinshasa. Mobutu
suggested that the Libyans had engi-
neered the unsuccessful attack
through their embassy an ne1ghbonng
Congo.
Details on last month's plot against
Mobutu are sketchy. One source said
that Zairean military officers from
Mobutu's home province ofEquateur
were behind it, and that they had
Libyan backing. The pk>tters were
reportedly unhappy over Mobutu's
1ntervent1on in Chad and Jealous of a
civil police guard that had won the
president's fa vor.
Whoever th e Zairean con!ipirators
were. and whatever their back 1 ng was.
the plan was to seize Mobuto at the.
Kinshasa airport on his arrival from a
visit to Western Europe earl y last
month. Though one faction reported-
ly favored Mobu1u·s summary execu-
uon. most of the plotters wanted to
send him into exile on the plane that
brought him home. . ·
But Mobutu was upped off by the
C'IA and had his plane land at another
airport. The conspirators learned
about the ti poff to Mobutu when they
stole a suitcase containing the secret
plans for the plot from a hotel room 1n
Brussels. The su11case belonged to
Mukund)I Kasongo. president of
Mobutu s parliament.
Rig.ht-wing tall~s piously_, doesn't act that way
The CIA has had a long and highly
supportive relationship with Mobulu
!;tl)Ce he first gained power in the early
yiars of the former Belgian ( ongo'i.
1nde~ndence. It is probabl) no
coincidence that Larry De' hn. lhe
C'IA slat1on chief who helped Mobutu
seize p()wcr in a bloodless coup 19
years ago. became the Za1rcan rep-
resentati ve of the top American
diamond broker when he retired from
1hc CIA in I 974.
hy Don Woods
I ha'c '>l'en land hc111d \Onll' thing.,
herl' 1n lhl'> tountn 111 thl' pa\I fc.,..
\Caf\ 1hut almo'>I m.tkn me· J'>hamed
10 Ix· t allcd a < hm11un I hroughout
nao\I ol Ill\ 51J'rcar\. I \Uw the ( hurt h
.1, .1p11li111.al or at k:l\t nonpan1'>an
f 11< h rlll'nJOcr nll~hl ht• Jl II\ C Ill
poll Ill al nlullcr\ hut 11 wa., a personal
. ind <i f>rJ\illl' 1h1ng and we <:erta1nl)
Wl'IC not pu\ht•<I htadlong and
bl1ndfoldl·d down 1hc path\ of n ·
rr1·rn(' nicht .... 111g <<>O'><.'f\iJtl\m .
I rnnnul tor thl· Ille ol me \CC ho"'
,,n,one can <.on<,itkr h1m-.clf a C hrl\·
11an .ind a t on\Cf\:tll\.l' JI the \amt·
llmt' in hgh1 of wh<1t the \O-tallcd
t On'l<'rva 11 -.C'\ no"" wcm lo \tand for
l\t'cp in mind 1h;H if \OU \Uppon the
flJht-v.1ng JU't hn<tU\t' lht'\. \('C!ll 10
\1lpfl<1r1 lhl· ( hur,·h. lhcn }'Ou arl'
ruill1r of al\O \Upporting lht• fnJIOW·
Illy
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\f)rl·ad loH' and good ""Ill -the) arc
hullt 111 lo.ill people It hac, been proven
th.it ·lfl homh\ "all 11 would rcall}
IJlo.l· 10 v.1pc oul the 'iov1et l ln1on.
and "t· ha\c 50 IKKJ of them ( Thr
Ru\\lam ha'e ahoul the ..ame
nu1111x'1 uf homh' and 11 would take
4(J •1r In\ 111v.1pc· u' out J
\o v.c· ( hr1\t1an~ ht•lp Reagan
\pend $ 100 h1ll1un a year on a
mll1t11r}' 1ha1 we can't even use. and
1hc real tru1h 1\ that 11 puts a few
greed) i\nWnl an-, to work but al whal
rn\1'1 Thl' whok world is an armed
lllmp Jnd we h:l\e \uppl1cd mo!>t of
the weapon~
•I ake from 1he poor 10 give to the
mh. Or ~hould we \B y \upcr-nch~ In
1he lir\t fc-w month' of th1!> admin1s-
1rauon. Rcag:rn touk S40 billion nghl
ou1 of1hc mouth' of1hc poort'!ol of lhe
Jl<1or and IC~\ than 30 d:t)'\ later he
~H' the 1111 comp(ln1c!> that ..amt' S40
h1llion 1111hc form ofa tax break
Rena.in prom1'1Cd 10 balance he
budgcl. 1f he wcrr etc' ted Well. we
""l'rt• dumh enough to believe him
.rnd ht• ha\ pul our children and our
H. L. Schwaru Ill ,,
Frenk1Zlnl
II • '0 'Or 0 I ~
Tom Telt
f t , f If' •
Crelg IMff
•I I 11
grandc~lldrt·n <.11 deep an debt that
th1 'i rnuntr) ma) never recover.
When he ramc 1n1cJ offit·c the deficits
wcrt" running 1n the 50 b1lhon range
(this 1-; ohc,cenl· and should never be
tolerated) hul he 1~ now )pend1na
from S200 111 'oo h1ll1on more than
we can aflord
Now ht•rt· 1<, 1tw real kick 1n the
head: I h<.' neh own most of our
national dch1 Tht· further they can
pu11h us into dcht 1hc better they like
11. fhcvfcolkct around 120 billion
dollar' ·~'r vear in interest alone. the
)«Ond large\! expcnd11url· each )'C:1r
1n the Rragan budget -second uni)
lo his m1htar)' budget
•<1un!i ( on<,erva t1 ve\ are \O
anx1ou' forcvcf)onc in America to be
1a wl'll-armed a\ th<.' military that 11
wa\ \afcr 10 be in the m1ht<U') and an
lhc war (During 1he I 0 )'ear~ 1ha1 we
fought 1n Vietnam e hlllc over 50.000
•\mencan\ died. during that ~me 10.
'rear period ewe r 1.:w 000 Amcncan
"'ere c,Jaughlt'rcd 1n 1hc •Meet with
gun\)
I 1 hn' hn•n 1'\llm:tll'd lhat th<"•C arc
at knc,1 40 m1ll1on handaun~ 1n 1h1!>
lOunlr>. ;ind ~Hiil' ~" 1herc ma) Ix' a'
mJn) a-. 10CJ million handgun\ out
lht•re I hi\ doc.'\ nol indude nflt•\
\hotgun\ \t'm1-Julomat1c and lull)
automatic "-Capon~ nor doc~ It
1ncludt• JfCn3dC launcher\, e\plo\1ve
tkv1l·cs or m1u1lc lounchcr'I.
lfvou 1cike lht• towl population' ol
Japan C1rca1 Britain. I ranee. and
( 1t•rmrtn ~ )OU haH' a 1rca1rr numher
111 pn>l'lll' than 1ht• 1nt;al l1~111t here
)"l'I all lour lou11111n put IO&l'lher
have fewer than 100 gun killing~ per
year: WC bavc fl() lllTICS that.
•Lo\ t' a d1rn.1tor The liberal<. arc
1u1lty here too. hut nowhere near as
bad ac, lhe hawkish ri~t-wangers.
Now 1f yo u arc nght-wmg and :an
Amer1ran . ....,,. MI Y that'\ fine. hut JU~t
look around the world al who Wj:'
supp()rt .
We helped tht Shah of Iran rape hii.
countl') and ha~ people for year!>
because of our interest an the area.
Our 1n1erc\t 1n the arc:i always turns
out 10 be one of two things: either the
011 compan1e' want someone else's
natural n~~urce\ or the banks have
fo und a wa y to U't' 1he land and/01 the
people in an arctt.
One of the mo11 corrupt despots 1n
history 1!> Ferdinand Marco, of the
Ph1llppmci. and we line hu bloody
pocket\ every year with m1lhon\.JUft
for the rtJht to maintain a mahtar)'
prc!>Cncc an• lhe area to "protect our
1nterc!>t. ..
•There as a direct parallel b(tween
the poor 1n any country (lhal hove
had no hope for all 1hosc years) and
the hopclc,\nt\\ 1ha1 people feel nJhl
here 1n our own ahetto, and our rural
\lum, There 15 hunger in mcnca.
It\ nOIJ U!tl the anowma In the lUI thal
tell' you that you ere no1 11v1na your
tsod~ cnouJh 10 arow and mature on.
fhcre 1s a much wor\( anawina. and
1ha1 ., the nnc that we feel when we
finall) understand that our children
nnd thctrC"hildren will haH' no beucr
J~ m1lhon owplt' star\IC to death
every yl'ar while we burn tons of food
to "keep the price up" and pay
billions to store eve n more tons. lfwe
gave 11 to these \tarving people
(most~ children). who would ii really
hurt? r take the $300 ballton dollars
that re~1den1 Reagan wants to
'ip.:nd. an o ne year. on unneeded
weapons. an#! feed these babie .
•Preachers screaming for blood:
That's right. <iomc of the leaders of
th•~ right-wina movemel)t. "includ-
ing some of the leader1· of f &nous
churches wattun this country." not
only approve oJ. the policies men-
tioned above, but they actually want
ui. to kill those that dare stand in our
way l have heard 1he TV preachers
say everything from "We have a riaht
to blow up people 1n Lebanon" to
"Send the Mannes into C'uba and
wipe 'cm out"
There 1, an orpni1ation in tht
country that has as pan of its creed a
hst of questions one must ask himself
before ._maktnJ a docasion about
whether or not 1tw11l continue or slop
what they arc about to do. Members
ask themselves thinp ltkc "Is it the
1ruth?·• ··is ll ju,1?" and ''Is 11 fair fott
all concerned?'' I say that no admin1~
tra11on. no poli11cal party. no country
1sworthan1ckclunle'I 1tcanstandup
to 1hc umc 1c t.
Jcsu aav(' love and under tandina.
nd physical suppon 10 the poor. the
s1ek. the criminal. and the harlot.
Uow can we gave le $? Arc wt thtl
much morr n'htcous than J~o < hrm'' "Where 1~ the I O\lt>'r'
Aside from the documented
human rights abuse' of Mobutu's
one-man rule. the most nuteworth)'
feature of h1i. regime has been its
1r.ered1ble level of corruption.1 A
former prime m1n1stcr, Nguza Karl-I·
Bond. believe that Mobutu has
stashed awax a priva te fortune of
close to S4 b1ll1on.
CENTRAL AMERIC A WA rrH
osta Rica. lhe dt'mocrat1c eye'" lhe
Cenrral American humcane of poht1·
cal violence. may i.oon be huITc1ed by
its own guerrilla warf~re.
Insurgents allied with the pro-
communist poliucal party. Van-
JUardaa Popular. hove tx'cn trrroru-
1na villagers and cattle mnchcr'l 1n the
sparsely settled northern C-o!lta Rica
areas of Los Chiles and ( 1udad
Quesada along 1hc N1C'oraauan border.
Though the lefl1~1 aucrrall11s ap-
parcn1ly number no more than so
1hey have proven more than a much
for CoSla Rica's poorly armed rural
auards.
The masked an uraent~ terromc
landowners and rob merchants to
suppl) t~c1r Jun&Je camps. The un-
charactenst1c violence may be the
lcf\1sts' n:sponc to lht' hospitality 1he
ranchers ha\IC shown to N1caraauan
contras. who u~ their land a~ base~
for nuds aaa1n\I ~and1n1sta Olllpo\I\. J•ct ,...,,.. 11 , ''-''ca'-' cMtl88'11.
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i~s Eagle ·eye on· ·cup.
ewport organization wants
Australia·s trophy -here .
By STEVE MITCHELL
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Australians just love to wager. •
Take tht 1wo dozen syndicates which ~ill be
competing. fot . the 1987 America's Cup chaJlenge for
example. • •
Six months ago, the Newport Harbor Yacht Club's
Eagle Syndicate was rated 14th among the 24 challengers.
The Australians gave thosyndicatea 50-to-l chance of ever
sailing against them iii.Perth.
~A coupt~of months aao. the-&gkhSyndicat~a
rated seventh among the challengers at I 5-to-I odds," said
Dick Saracnt, president of the local syndicate.
Today. he says, the Eagle Syndicate is r.ated second.
only behind the New York Yacht Clu,b. with the odds 7-1.
Not bad for a· yachtins organization that issued its
challenge to ferth just seven short months ago.
The gauntlet was taken up by the Australians July 6
and the Newport Harbor Yacht Club began preparations
to compete heartily for the America's Cup. 'the yacnting
world's version of the Super Bowl.
Sargent. the first executive hired by Los Angeles
Olympic Organizing Committee chief Peter V. Ueberroth
for the successful Summer Games. outlined progress for
the '87 Cup challenge at a press conference Tuesday.
And from his description, it's apparent no ..one
associated with the Eagle Syndicate has been silting on his
hands:
•The syndicate has selected 1984 Olympic Soling
crew gold medalist .Rod Davis as skipper, .
•They've retained Johan Valent1Jn, a four-tune 12-
meter yacht desiJner to develop, test, design. build and rig
the racing machane'which will bear Eagle's name;
•They've purchased a hotel near Perth with an
Australian partner after finding housing for the Eagle crew
is not readily available. That deal closes in December;
•The syndicate, with the assistance of project
member Bill Crispin, also has leased dock space. an
administration area and a sail loft in Perth;
•And they've raised about $2 million of the nearly $8
million the syndicate wil~ need f?r the challenge. .
To hear Sargent tell it, theres no·way the 2-foot-high,
8-pound America'~Cup'will be anywhere but bolted to a
table in the Newport Harbor Yacht Cluti foyer in late
January 1987.
The word 'ir doesn't exist in the man's vocabulary.
"This is an opportunity for the Newport Harbor
Yacht Club and the syndicate to bring the Cup back to the
United States and, specificaUy, to Newpon Beach," said
Sargent, himself a recreational sailor for a quarter century.
' "With the way the Eagle Syndicate is organized, and
the people-already involved, J'm confident that Newpon
Beach will not only be the home base for a successful Cup
challenge in 1987. but also the home waters for a defense of
the-America's C-u1Hn ~991." . ·-··
(Pleue eee E~GLE/82)
Ktaloa uauallybeata Boomerani In light wind and eea ccnulltloaa.
Expenses are ·maxi, too
Keeping up with BOOmerang
costly for Kialoa' s owner
By ALMON LOCK.ABEY
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Those glamorous "maxi" racing yachts (70-82 feet)
not only cost a fortune to design and build but also the
frequent changes to keep them competitive with their
sisters can make an even deeper dent in one's banlt
account.
That was the gisj of Ltalk-1>¥ JohnJt (lim) Kilroy,
owner of the 80-foot KJaloa, in a taJk before the Newport
Harbor Yachtsmen's luncheon.
Kilro~. who is not aQC\lstomed to bcin& beaten, bu
been running second to !-he ~foo~ Boo~ in~ last ~C'AI. campa.ians-the Oipper Cup in Hawaii, ~Bi& Boat
Series in Sao Franci~ and the Cal Cup at MaJ:ina ~l Rey.
As a result, be is ~a number of WDf'S ID KiA&oe. lf
they don't work. be said be wu considerina a new boet
within a year or two_
Kialoa wasdesiped by Ron Hollaod ~ ~~
is from the desip of German Frera. Kilroy uid be 11
having both Frers and Hollaod make some studies p to
why Kialoa is bCina beaten so consisten.tly by ~merulil-
Kialoa said there arc now about 20 mam in the world
and-that-Boommna-and Kialoe appear tQ be the flACSt
under most conditions. Kialoa. beina the li&btest. usually
beats Boomerang in light wind~ sea coo4ltions, but the
heavier Boomerang usually outdistances Kialoa when the
wind pipes up. .
Kilroy said the most rcocnt cban&e to Kialoa was the
lopping of about 10 feet off her stern. Other cba.DllCS
performed or planned include movin& the bal1ut lower.
changing the locati~n ~f such sear u the ~tor and
refrigerator. and swnchina to a carbon 6~ spin~cr pole
(to reduce weight aloft and to make thmp easier for the
crew~ · ofcrew, iC:itroy saichnost1'~ cany
about 2 men -most oftbem as live ballast.·
"Crew skills arc hichlY important in this type of
racing. ~Y when you consider the forces you arc
dcatl:ng with .. saict Kilroy. 7bt fc:>roes are-so put that
much of the icar bas to be hydraulic. He added there were
about 13 hydraulic units aboard K.ialoa.
Both Kialoa and Boomerana arc on their way to
Aorida where they will compete in the 1985 Sou~
Ocean Racing Qrcu.it (SORC), one of the mos~ dem~na series of races in the world. After the SORC Kilroy said be
· would take Kialoa in the Miami-tO-Montqo Bay race and
then to Newport, RI. and Europe fora seri~ of~i races. aU of which will determine the world cbampaonsbip for the
class. . . rthe As chairman of the Offshore Racing Council 01
United States Yacht R.acin& Union (USYRU) and
lntemationaJ Yacht Racina Union, Kilroy wd the
decision has been made to select the U.S. Admiral's Cup
(Pl-.-Me UALOA•&/82)
Fiji cruiser~
•
Brau Items among the auction treuurea caqbt the eye of Dottie Feeney and Brenda Currie who considers a wine corker. get warning
Tick ... tock,
find bargain
On the block
L-<.
By VIDA DEAN
Delly ~ S!yte lclltot
_ ·~You nepd a sysJem at a.tikrnJ:iuction." said Mar
AnnMUler. l
"Take a pencil and paper and jot down the items
you bid on or else you 'II forget." she added, keeping one
eye on a tall brass urn.
Mi lier was one of several hundred women crowded
in o ne end of the Monte Carlo Room oft he Newporter
takingadvantaae oft he annual silent auction and
luncheon of the Newport
chapter ofNational C har-
ity League.
Lon$ tables were
loaded w1th all oftbe
"treasures" Chairman
LllNla Ja~toeand her
committee had as-
sembled. Some were the
.. cium oft he crop" from
the Thrift Shop on 19th
Street in Costa Mesa and
others were donated by
members especially for
this always popular event.
Silver. brass.copper. cry~tal and ceramic items
were upforgrabsfora
bargain priccatona with
baked aoods. plants,
~~-_,linens and clothing. One
table was piled high with
never worn and slightly wom shoes.
"Look at this nice pair I got for SS. They are Liz
Claiborne's," said one shopper who could have easily
afforded the$tore price. (It's thechallcngeoflatching on
to a bargain.)
Af\cr the luncheon almost SO prizes were awarded
with 1~1clncla Hammatt takina the bigic-a solitaire
diamond pendant set in a rcctanAular frame donated by
(Ple&MNeTICllTOCURS/82)
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Newport family issues
~medical a lert to crews
N e w p o rt e r s
plannrng to join
yachts in FiJi or even
cruise themselves m
these o uth ca
islands can take a
word of warning
from Patnc1a Hams.
----
wife of Ro) G .••••••••••••
Hams. of Newpon
Beach.
-, fn aTcrrer ro Thel)aily Pito-r1Tifm Lau10lca. F1J1 Islands.
she relates the alarming news that her husband is an a
hospital with a rare fo rm of meningitis that is prevalent in
several Sou1h Sea Islands. The Harris famtl) left Newpon
Beach last April to cruise the islands in their motor yacht
Woya'fa. Mrs. Hams said the infection 1s reportedl y fro m a
parastte from rats transmitted to food such as fresh fruit.
veget3bles and some types of fish .
"The doctor treating m y husband says the disease is
prevalent in the Solo mo n and Marshall islands. and
possibly T o n.ga and FiJ1." she wrote. "One you.ng ~rt h~s
died of the disease but there were other comphcauons tn
her case."
Mrs. Ham s said her husband has been very 111 from
the inftct1on (DD Eosinop1lhe Meningitis) and 1s due for a
long recovery. Their son Chnstopher 1s sk1ppcnn.g the
}'tcht b3ck 10 Ne\\;'.P.<>rt Beach.
"The onset of the paras~1c infection 1s similar to heat
stroke. but wnt\..&~t scnsl'1vity to the skin and wtth
muscle aches ancl'OOnfus1on." she wrote.
"The doctors here are most knoWlc<l&cablc about the
disease and say American doctors arc probably unfam1har
with It.
··1 wnte th1 as I know several Newport Beach people
ore Oyana 1n to JOin yachts here and feel they should
txwarc."
he addC'd that tounsts stayinJ at hotels probably
nr"er hrar of uch things. but the cruising Y'Chtsmen have
clo~ cont.act with the pcopJe ln t.he island
Despite theK" m1sfonunc. Mrs. Hams said , "Tius is
st1ll thr most beautiful cruisinJ area ~ have Vls1ted. and
the pcopk arc the kindest and most fncn<flYwt" have met
an, where.
"But at this point we art ronv1nccd Ne~port Beach 1~
• the mo t btautiful platt on the map and a~ lookm& °""'....,...._.,.,......,~.,. foN ord to comin home and hopping at m~ favontr
Karen llllam and Loia Ttnalu bllrlnt around the Newporter bai1room.
In inc Ranch Market and Gehon -and maybe an
occasional cru1 10 C"a1ahna Island ..
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82 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thur9d1y, November 22, 1984
EVents revised
fer S0RC ~ally .
By AL~ON LOCKABEY
Southern C'ahforn1a sailors plan-
ning to enter the Southl·rn Ocean
Raci ng Circuit (SOR(') in Flondn
after the first of the year cu n loo!..
forwa rd to some changes. ~ollow1ng \he announcement of
the 1985 SORC' scheduk, the t.
Petersburg Yacht Club announced
that tt would conduct a senes of races
for all SO R\ participants on Satur-
da) and Sunda). Jan. 26-.17.
"Next year." said Commodore
CHRISTMAS
PARTY .
CRUISES
Holiday parties are
special occassions! Con-
sider a coctail or dinner
cruise aboard the
CATA LINA HOLIDAY
couring beautiful New-
port Harbor.
There are still several eve-
nings available in Decem-
. ber for groups up to 300.
Don Mastl), "1ht" P C.SOtH: Rall)'
"111 provide racing fo r c:vcryonl'
entered in the SORC. We: will have
one 30-mile race each day for maxis
that cannot ract' 1n the upper bay
bi.'cuuse of their draft."
Roats rating over 40 feet IOR will
stan off the yacht club and race out
the bay. through the Sunshine Sk)-
way. around a buoy off Esmont Ke)
and rctum to finish off Bayboro
Harbor. ··we wanted to do somethi ng for
the bigger boats and decided to try the
race to Egmont." continued
MaMry ... We know the big boats d<>n't
like racing in the narrow channel
from St. Pete. but thty WilT all havr
the same problems. No one will tx.· at
a disadvantage. Rat·1ng in EngJand"s
Solcnt is even worse for the big bolb.
We'll sc:e what happens. and if we can
make improvements the following
year. wt.' will."
Boats rating lOR 40 or undcr will
race fi ve races on 8-to 12-mik
courses 1n upper Tampa Bay. JU'>t
nonh of SPYC'. Mastry. who raced
the 1484 SORC on Quest and
part1cipat(ld in the rall y last year.
remembered: '"This is some of the
most cxc111ng racing I ha vc ever done·.
The tight competition and short
courses virtually eliminate the ham.11-
cap di.ITerences. You are really racing
boat-for-boat within your clas!>."
The $25 entl) fee for the SPYC-
SORC Rally covers both day s. Grn-
eral conditions for the SORC will
appl> for the Rill>. ·
SORC' .also announced that it
would' have a special class for maxi~.
rating 60-70 feet. hoping 10 climinatc
last year's controversy over lower
rated boats 1n Class A sound I} bcaung
the larger yachts on handicap urne. ..
Eagle deataner Johan Valentijn (left), con-
f era with aklpper Rod Davia and Eagle
.., ..... ,..J, ...........
Syndicate prealdent Dick &araent at New-
port Barbor Yacht Club preu ~onference.
E~QLE SYNDICATE SOARING •..
From Bl · ' ·
Skipper KO<l Davis echoes Sargrnfs enthusiasm.
The 28-year-old Olympic gold medalist has won four
world t•hamp1onships in the last eigh t years including the
"Ont' Ton·· World Championships in 1980 and the "Half
Ton .. World Championship in 1982. In match racing.
Davis won the 1981 Congressional Cup and the New
Zealand Southern Hemisphere Championship last year.
Davis said he hopes to have a crew selected by the first
of the )Car. adding he's looking for ··top competitors with
a dl'strc to win."
He said the syndicate has purchased Magic. a 12-
mt·tcr }acht built by Eagle"s designer Valentijn and raced
in last year's unsuccessful challenge for the Cup.
"Magic will be modified to be very much like
Australia II to serve as a sparring panner with Eagle," he
said. "We will use Magic strictly in a trial horse sit uation
for racing competitiQn tuneup."
Da vis said the Eagle also will race against other.
American challengers. adding "almost all syndicates have
I
expressed a desire to compete against us."
Designer Valentijn. 38, admits the Americans "were
outdesigned in 1983," but said that won't be the casc in
1987.
"We have bought a keel design that 1s similar to
Australia II. It"s a big laboratory of electronics to evaluate
the keel and make better judgments on design (for Eagle)."
Valentijn said eagle"s sparring partner is being
readied in Rhode Island now. and should be in California
by next March. He said construction'on Eagle should begin
by April and the yacht should be in the water by August.
Sparring between the two yachts will be held most likely off
Long Beach because those wa ters come the closest to
resembling conditions off the coast of Perth.
In September of 1986. both boats will be shipped to
Australia for the challenge and Cup series.
Four morillhs later, if you take Sargent at his word.
Eagle and its' crew will return to Newport Harbor.
With the "auld mug" in tow.
Expensive .... not at all! A
minimum two hour week
day charter only costs
$300 per hour. (Charter
cost does not include
food or bar).
Catering and bar available
through the TALE OF
TH~ WHALE restaurant.
For information contact
PAM at Catalina Passen-
ger Service at the Balboa
TICKTOCKERS HOST SENIORS .•.
~ Pavilion:
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From Bl
Mary Barr from Charles Barr
Jewelers, Westd1 ff Plaza. (Barr has
been a benefactor oft he NCL
chapter for 23 years and is a past
debutante ball director.)
"She's my mother." said Maryan:-
ne Li!ckie about.the pendant w1 n-
ner. 'Tm a sustainingmemberof
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bargain.tables were M>:rna Thomp-
son (thrilled over her ginger jar buy).
Marilyn Hausman, Beverly Salata,
Mary Roosevelt, Sobeida Butchko,
Ca rla Abel, Peggy Osfengaard,
Terry Braz.11,J.Ul Brown, Jill ·
Lindsay, Barbara Freundt ( daugh-
ter Heidi debuting Saturday. too).
JoAnne Mix, Co-Chairman Jody
Harrington, Barbara Linker (the
chairman's mom). Lois Tingler
(chapter president). Dottie Feeney,
Brenda Currie and Karen Milum
(dircctorofthe "It's going to be a
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Once the bell had sounded and
bills had been paid it was time for
members and guests to lug their
successful purchases to the car.
Miller had herurn("Tbc pnce is
even betterthan wholesale") and
another woman carried aw.av an
armload including an orange
ceramic walrus. (It looksgrcat 1n my
bathroom!)
• • • Seniors jotted down their "bless-
ings" at the Thanksgiving dinner
hosted by the ninth grade
Ticktockers of Newport chapter.
. National Charity League. at the
Neighborhood Community Center
10 Costa Mesa. ·
A Ticktocker hostess seated at
each table collected the notes and
redistri..buted them among the 300
for sharing.
The annual dinner was sponsored
by Goldentimers and the Costa
Mesa Senior Citizen's Club.
After the Thanksgiving fare (
Christy Roberts opened with the .
invocation). an evening of dancing
took place along with awarding of
prizes-gingerbread houses made
by Ticktockcr Jana Leichty ..
OtherTicktockers sharing the
J holiday festivities were Jellllifer
Beach, Allison Becker, Leslie
Cashion, Llsa Cimini, Andrea De·
Simone, Ala.n.a Oon9van, Anne
Hanson, Amber Kingaard, Sophie
LefebvrJ!, Krista Lesh and Melissa
Melcolr.
Also Amy Patrick, Christine Rob-
erts, Susan Rittenhouse, Christina
Rohan, Nancy Sh11cldeton, Alexa
Steele, Halina Taketa, Tiffani
Tkach, Vicki Vistaonet, Eden
Werner and Katrina Wulff son.
Will
hr:i.11S . ... ..
Bear
logos?
By ALMON LOCKABEY
Oellr ..... ~........ ..
A proposal by the International
Yacht Raclng Union (IYRU} to allow
yachts competing in international
events to display sponsors' names
and logos on tb.elr hulls.during races is
b<'ing grl.'eted with raised eyebrows
amoo~ U.S. yachtsmen. At its annual meeting in London
this montti the IYRU approved a
measure which wou ld allow national
yachting author~tics to .. decide
whether to permit advert1S1ng on
yachts com.pcting in their home
waters.
But Chuck Kober of Long Beach.
president ofthl' United States Yacht
Racing Union (USYRU). said that
while the USY RU approved of
sponsorship. it would conunue .to b~n
advertising on boats competing tn
American waters.
The old IYRU rules allowed spon-
sorship but prohibited any for:m of
advertising on yachts' hulls sails or
competitors' clothing. Under the new
ruling. hulls and clothing would be
able to carry rnmpany insignia within
certain specifications.
New Zealand. Australia and the
Scandinavian countries have been
the strongest proponents of the ~cw
rule which was approved 16-10 m 'a
secret ballot at IYRU. American and
eastern European representatives had
opposed the change.
Supporters of the new rule said it
would help ease costs for yachts by
attracting sponsors who would not ·
provide financial backing without the
opportunity to advertise.
The Offshore ~acing Council.
which oversees big boat grand prix
raCing, docs not allow advertising in
~ls events and is expected to reaffirm
its position. The IYRU also approved the
introduction orthc first Olympic
yachting event forwomen at the 1988
Games tn Seoul. Under a rule
approved by the International Olym-
pic Committee last year. women were
allowed to race alongside men in the
470 Class but will now compete
separately in the class.
The other. six Olympic classes.
mcluding board, sailing, one of the
classes introduced at the Los Angeles
Games. will remain open to a mixed
field.
The IYRU also chose a new
categor) of sailboard. the Division II,
for the 1988 Games. Union vice
president -Paul Henderson described
the Division II design. which replaces
the Windglider. as more sophisti-
cated and a better racer.
KIALOA .••
FromBl ·
from a series of races off Newport.
R.I. rather than from their per·
formance in 1hr SORC' as in the past.
"Weather conditions off Newport
arc more rnmparable to those found
1n Ensland fort he Admiral's Cup," he
l'Xplained.
Kilroy. a former longtime resident
of Newport Beach. has been sailing
for more than 30 years, starting his
offshore racing in a 50-foot yacht
named Kialoa. He later had the 72-
foot Kialoa II built of aluminum and
raced her successfully all over the
world. Kialoa 11 was designed by
Sparkman & Stephens and built by
Yacht Dynamics of Torrance.
Hi s third Kialoa was also an S&S
design hu11t by Palmer-Johnson of
Sturgeon Hay. Wisc. His latest Kialoa r====================================================================================!=:==================:::;i is from the design board of Ron rlolland and was built by Kiwi Yacht!'i
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THANKSGIVING FRIDAY FEST1VIT1ES
0
Santa's Arriva l by Train
Nov. 23, 10 a.m.
First 20 children will r1de with Mr. f Mrs.
Cl Line up at the TrJin Station. au~. Cl Free Photos w/Mr & Mr~ aus
Nov 23 only. Frtt phnws to all
chtldrcn under 12 years of age One h Id
rlay only, fnday. Nov. 23.. One per ( ' .
Free Train Rides until Jo cl<>< k
Sing-A-Long Ca1oling w/Pat
Boone at 5:15
Official Treelighting by
Rafer Johnson at 6 o'clock
Complimentary hot chocolate and
cookies following the ceremony.
It's our pleasure to treat our
fine customers to a fes tive day
filled with nostalgia, music and
singing and our warmest wishes
for the entire holiday season!
Ne/man-Marcus, Robinson's, The Broadway •
Bullocks Wilshfre, Buffums.
Over 75 fine stores in all. Just off Pacific
Coas t Highway between MacArthur and
Jamboree 8/vds. in Newport Beach.
NEWPORT
c N T R
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1n Florida. Kialoa IV is his first
fiberglass (carbon fiber) yac~t.
I by
MARRIAGE
& FAMILY.
Danna Winthrop
Sometimes partners complain that
they do not feel accepted for who t~
are-1ha1 a spouse Is frequently com-
paring them to some other pe<son °'
higher standard, The partner ex·
periences this as an "attack.. and
generally feels Inadequate angry or
bolh. Sometimes both partners main-
tain some undertylng notion of the
per feel mate that I hey hold against the other.
Unnecessary pain and disaPl>Olnt·
ment occur when someone cllrigs to the chlldtitce wish to be completely
satisfied by one person. as a baby 19 wllh his/her mother.
GOOd marriages are characterized
by both spouses making efforts to
please and sa11sty the other Couples
Who stubbornly refUse to change or
modify their ways llmlt their potential
marital &&llsfactlon. It is helpful to present your wlshe9 to a mate In a
direct. specific manner. Indicating how
much some change would mean. Such
a vulnetable approach stands a much
better chance of Slloc.eedlng than
doH en angry comparison
Preaented •• • community MNlce
by Denne Wlr1throp, Marrlag. Fam-
ily, Child Thetapltt, N9WS>Ort Coun·
.. llng & Psychology Auocla, ..
1151 • Oo'4. Suitt 230 PhOrM 833°1610 •
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Behavioral prf?~lem physical nd_t psych!atrl
DEAR ANN LANDERS: AStoon :..· ·---~!!!!!!"'!'"!"m,!!!!~~~~~~
as I rted "Nutty Nclhe in -;~~~=~;;;~§ii _-8akttsfic4d'a!' lcts.r. IJVtt hid to take :.:.
the1imetositdown and write to you.
Todaymqni~and madea telc-
phQO«&illO ihc.T 0U(l1":Smdrom Association in 8.a)'side. N. 'l. twas
rtfcrred to a doctor who knew what
was wrona wuh me. I wai diagnosed
as havina Tourcue's Syndrome. It was a arcat rehef to know J had a physical problem and that I was not a
psychiatric case. I was put on medi-
cation that proved to be effective.
Unfortunattly, not all Tourtttc's
Syndrome ~tients respond to medi· cation as well as tdid.
r I
I. too, have compubivc behavioral
problems. I havea ratt, little-known
neuroloaJcal disorder called Tour·
ene'sSyndromc. The onset of my
symptoms bepn when I was 7 years old.
Al•
-LAIDEIS
fectly written words. I freq::;;
made uncontrollable vunting sounds·
that.I learned to di51u1sc by clearioa
my throat. IT. ANDRIWI PftllaYTDIAN CHURCH
eoo St. Andrtwt Aoed • Nowpon llMcll • 631~2eeo ......... ..,.._, ·~ ......
THMS-c:amATIOI -D . 22. 10 Ul
When the disorder first stru~k. l
couldn 'tsitstill. At times my head
shook violently. Then my riaht arm ~r riaht leg would fly out. There wasa
time when I would feel an urac to
choke myselforbite my arm. In the
third arade I can remember writina a lesso~ or hom ework and randomly
crossing out correctly spelled, per-
For years. my family searched for
answers. only to-be told my rnotl).er must have potty-trained me wrona
and I needed psychiatric hctp. When I
was 23.1 rtad an article ih Psycholo&Y
I can't possibly know i fTS is the
reason for Nellie's problem, but there arc so many people (including doc-
tors) who know very little about this
disease. I felt compelled to write this
letter. hoping it might help someone
DEAR GRATEFUL; ADotMr
symp&om of TS 11 ta.. ueoatrellable
•rse to alloet obleeM wonl• a. f"lbllc.
Several yoan ... wllltft I lpOke le a
lar1ea~olm die Vetar• Bnpl-
,. tal la Bat&M CrHk, Mldillf• 1oUS GI
Th4,~ .. "A a.ma A Lil"
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dae m .. dlt of my prantattM. ne
offictrt la cku1e J•mped •P aad
-1ntant1 thru Hign Schoof 10 15 AM. -Infant• thfu 6th Gtade
Reciprocal race
Clement Hinch, center, chata with the
William Baken of Newport Beach at Santa
Anita dartn• a luncheon honoim. Lord
March, who waa here from hla 12,ocR>-acre
eetate, Goodwood In 1tncland. HICh11'ht of
the day waa the nmntna of the 8100,000
Good wood Randi~ Darlnl the aammer,
the Oak Tree 8 ee ••• ran at the
racecourae on hi• eetate In a reciprocal
aareement of the lntemadonal racing ..
Colonists' example 'fowl'
for contemporary hostess
This is tlle holiday when women all
over the country get up at 4 a.m .. arm-
wrestle a naked turkey. stand O'tler a
toaster trying to ma'lce stale bread into
fresh dressing. and spend I 0 hours
making a meal that will take 12
minutes to inhale.
Every woman 1s expected to
emulate the spirit of th ose colorusts ,who in 1621 gave th<fnks for surviv-
ing 1620. Women who took three
day.s lQ pre.QC\f"C a feast over a]l o»en
fire . Cooks who made succotash for
1he entire state of Massachusetts and
neve r asked what their country could
do for th em when everyone pushed
awa) from the table. Women who
made culinary h1stO')'. If ever I needed a historian lo come
E111
Bo11Ec1
up with 11n expose of wha t the first
Tba.n.k.s&iving_was REALLY hke. I
need it now. I need to know that the whole ston was a fair) tale. As I '>II
here drink[ng coffee out of a measur-
111&.cup because all the cups I O'-" narc
on the dining room table. I multi
know the truth L1 vmg the m\lh 1s
taking 11s 1011.
Tell me Mrs. Brewstersennhe kids
out in th e morning for an egg com
McMeal breakfast at McBradford's
and told them if the} set foot in her
kitchen before the turkey was done.
she'd kill them.
Tell me the pumpkin pies that she
could make wi th her eyes closed ...
turned out to be a beverage.
Isn't 11 possible Mrs. Armbruster
spent six months gelling together all
the food they "'ould need for that
cro"'d and tflen O.sco' er=FcI that
morn1ngshed1dn't ha"ea gram of salt
1n the house.,
The pictures of the F11'o;1
Than ksg1' mg look so 1d~ II ic as we see
an Indian embracing the white man
in a sho"' of peace and harmon~
Wasn't therC' a diSJruntled hostess
some"'herc who said. "If Running
Deer wants to smoke. he·s going to
have to go ous1de and do 1t."
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POwoerto ''•J•tea Of 'uageo aH •'• .. 'l.;11•v
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An August wedding in St. Bonaven-
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planned by Barbara Spaczynski of
Costa Mesa and Mark Anthony
Brouillard of Fountain Valley.
The bnde-elect. daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Czeslaw Spacz)'nisk1.
graduated from Huntington Beach
High School. Orange Coast College
and Cal State Long Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brouillard of
Fountain Valle )' arc the parents of the
future bndegroom. He is a graduate of
Fountam Valley High School and
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Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Teulie of
Newpon Beach fiave announced the
engagement of their daughter. Oianc
Linda Teulie. to Stephen Kent ot
Long Beach.
The bride-elect 1s a graduate of
Corona del Mar High School. Ora nge
Coast College and Cal State San
Diego. Her future husband 1s the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kent of Long
Beach. He is a graduate of Wilson
High School and San Diego State.
The Corona del Mar Commun1l)'
Church Congregauonal will be the
sernng for their June 22 wedding.
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•JM Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Thurld1y, November 22, 1984'
~~Movie beauties age gracefully
New book recalls 7 4 elderly actresses.
pictures them at career height ~nd _n_o_w __ "
Gin&er Roeen in ber 1926 debut, •••tlll-acdve •tar today.
,.
By BOB THOMAS
~hod,, ... Writer
l OS AN(, LCS-I hose old-time
bcau11c<1 whose lovel) faces once
11lum1natcd the •lilvcr screen are with
u~ again
Thl'> ~:an ~ lound in a handsome
new boolr., "Return Enaagcmcnl.
1-nccs to Remember -Then and
No" .. (Clart...son N. Potter. $24.95.
James Waueri. tws wrillcn the 1ext.
and famed fashion photographer
Horst has provided the up-to-date
pictures of74 actresses. aged 60 to 95
-thl' late L)'nn Footanne.
Many of the actresses have re-
ma1nl.'d 1n the public eye. sucll as
Katharine Hepburn. Belll' Davis.
( laude11e < olbcn. Lillian Gish. Gin-
gl'r Rogers. Dorolh) McGuire and
Ii) h 1a S1dne~ .
Othcr<i \H'rl' foond in retirement or
ohsrnnt) h) Wauer?> and Hors1. A.
'iurpnsing number fl,c in the Santa
Barbara.< alif l)rea
But prac11rnlh all rN:un 1hc1r
oldt1mc lxaut'. al lca\I through
ll<H I\ \HH>l> (\Pl -I hn.T tu '>l'H'nth llor\t.H'\f)\'rl lcm. Mar~ .\!.tor. Humphre) Bogan ·s
=·Three new movies
·-·t op moneyniakers
Ill'\' film'> matk thl'lr tkhul .1mong Hl·rc :Ill' lhl' 111r. \l'\l·n gros)1ng l'O-\tar1 n··rhcMallcsl'Fakon."h ve'i
thl IUP li\l' monc,maka\ O\l'r \hl' film'> la'>I "Cl'lr.. "11h d1!.trtbutor ,... H
1 .1 h •1 , •· "e••1cnd uro". tciial gro'>s. and a1 the Motion P1c1un• \. ountr} o use "l'c.,c:nu "1t ·-., '"1ng in .._t.11on •1 ~ ~., o "" 1n the ·an r crnando Vaill'\
\ ll'tnam ,tor: '>t.11nnti< hutk '\:oms number of "et•k!. in rl'll'aSt' "But I am nol o .. chant). I pa} m)
Jump1ni; Y.3~ uut in111 thl.' kad Y.llh n ·~1 1s.,.ng in .\ct1on:· < annon. $(>I "a,," she ':1\s \hc has o,uffered a
grn'' 11f\o. I million millwn. lir\I "cet.... heart attalt.. a·nd IY.O l>lrokes but can
.. , >Ii ( ,11.1 \ ou l>l'' ii. · "hich "Oh ( iod. You Dn 11... Warnl'r 11 . 7., ' u Bro, .. $4 million. $11 2 milhon. t"'o '>ll "11 111 a )oga po\>tllon at <>. Clfl\'lll'd at :-Jo I J "l'l'k l'arlil·r. kll a "eek!. f w l) n Venable. 71. s"'cl'l·faccd
nott.h on a gm .. ., 111 $4 m11l1on ""iight of the ( onwt .• .\tlanllt lc:ading lad~ of 1he 1910s. resides in
"'1gh1 ol thl' < Ollll't .. d1!)tr1hu1c:d $3 6 million first "el.'k o,uburban Rrl'nl~ood Y.tlh I h ·atsand
h' .\tlan11c OfX'lll'd 1n third plalc "fhe fl'rminaior," Onon. Sl lS thou~nd\ ut booJ..s Widow ofcam-
hr1111t1ng in $3 h nullwn m11l1on . SI M.9 m11l1on. four \h'ek'.I. craman Hal Mohr. '>he iaught at
"I he I nminator" kll from .,t.·rond "Ju.,1 1 he Wa} You .\re:." lJC'L.\ afkr hl'r arting career ended.
w lounh plarc.· "1th a total of $2 8 MGM UA, S:!.J million. first "'eek ··My s1udl·n1s nl'\er heard of[velyn
million follo"'cd h' !he.· nc"' K nsl~ -Place'> in the Heart.'' Tn-\tar. Venable." ,he !>3}'>.
\.It "\1lhol picture: "Ju'>L The \\a) SI 7 million. $:!4 ,i million. nrnc Gale lionul'rgaard. MS. lir'>I winner
\ ou \n·." "hll'h hJu ~2 i m1ll1on "c.·eks of the '.lupr>0rt1ng aure'>'> At"adem~
"PIJl l'' 1n th1: lkan:· 1n 11~ n1n1h ''l\1gh1mare On Elm Stret.•1:· Nev. .\ward in 1936 for "Anthon}
"l'l'k. hung on in '1"th plate. and "A Linc. s I 6 million. $1 million. two .\d\ersl'" <\lld dass1c lilm '11la1nes~.
N 1l!-h1111un·On !=Im \1rcct" moved up Y.ccki.. ll\l'\ m 1hc: rundown Echo Park
-------------------------------. d1">1nct of Lo\ An~ek5" '\ '1ct1m of
thl' 'tud10 blac.l..11\t, shl' tx·ar\ no
hllll'rnl'!.!> ah<ru1 the 20 \Cars 'he "'a~
'unahk IO "orJ.. 1n lllms.'
"I pcr'>onall) ha\I~ put 1hc: hlarkhst
hl'h1nd me.•." '>hl' \a\~.
\nnabclla. Y.tfe· and lO-'>tar of
T 'ronl' Po"er. ha' a home 10 Pan'>
arid a farm at R1arn11 but oftc:n 'ism
thl· t lnited \talcs. Now 75. \he never
remarried and \1111 reu·n:'> the mem-
"!! of Power. "We v.erl' alwa}s
friendly lo the end." she y&.
Ina C'lam~. 88. who mad\' her staac
debul 1n 1907 and became a gre:tl 1ar
1n hgh1 comedy on lkoadway and in
Holl> \\'Ood. ~as Iona been a fi$urc in
San J-rnnc1sco wciet). She dchncs to
rem1n1n1~e. "Tht' memories do not
linger on." she sayi..
Vera Hruba Ral~1on. 1he C1ech ice
skater who became the protcge and
wife · of Republic pictures boss
Herbert J. Yates. lives with her
s«ond husband. Charles Alva. tn an
es1a1e on the an ta Barbara coast. Still
athle11c a1 63. she ~ys: "I never felt so
good tn my life as I do now.".
Greta _Nissen. 78. residei with
husband Stuart Ecken on a 1.400
ran<.'h near Pres1dMtt Reagan's 1n the
Santa Ync1 moun1a1ns north of anta
Barbara. Ho"ard Hughes cast thl'
Norwegian actrcr.s 1n "Heirs Angels.··
then replared her w11h Jean Harlow
wheft the film was converted 10
so4nd. •
"I gel an cKc:as1onal b1nhda} card
from a fan: UlC} mus1 be prell) old."
shl' said.
V1rgin1n-('h~mll. 76 •. C'ha~.lie
C'haplin'c; leading lady 1n "( 11y
Lights" and first wife of Cary Grant.
1s retired 1n Santa Barbara with
husband Florian Mar11n1. an aircraft
engineer. She said about Grani: ··car)
was alwa) s married to his career ...
Pola Negri. siren of the silents. has
~en a resident of San Antonio for
man) y.:ars. At 88. she maintains
Rudolph Valen lino was the great love
of her life -"we had only one )Car
1ogc1her." she say<,.
Oh vc Carey. widow of Harry Carey
and a fixiure in John Ford Westerni..
li ves on a ranrh near Santa Barbara
and remains as cruSI} as ever 1n her
90., Acting 10 her was "nothing but
ma ling all I:! faces ...
I aura LaPlantc. flapper of the
1920'!, 'itJll wears bobbed hair at 80.
She and her husband. producer I rvmg
Asher. make their home in Rancho
Mirage near Palm pnngs. "I can·1 s11
though those old mo' 1cs of mine. and
I JU.,I don't under-;tand ho~ an)one
elsl' can." c;h{' sayc;. ·
1-lorcncc Eldmlgc. widow and co-
'>tar of Frednc March. 1s another
Santa Barbara dweller She is in her
earl ) 80s. tra,cb and tal..cs adull
l.'dura11on classes. "h 's T.S. Eliot I'm
'>ludying now," she s:iys. "and he isn't
~a\} ..
-Dark Angel · ·
-Sybil Dannlnlf play• allen commander Mary Kru&er, the
Dark An&el oC-Dalla•. on the NBC .erle• "V" Friday at 8 on
-channel 4 .
U.S. shows tabbed
for British awards
By MATT WOLF
AuocletN ,, ... w111 ..
LONDON -f wo Amene<1n hm.
"42nd Street" and ··r ump Boys and
D1ne11es." have been nominated for
be t mus1ral 111 the first annual
Oltv1er Awards honoring arh1eH·
ment in British theater. opera and
dance.
Andrew Llo yd Wrbhcr's "Starlight
Expre)s" received live nom1nat1on'>.
including one for bc.'!11 mus1ral and
two for designer John Napier. "ho
earlier worked "1th Webber on
"Cat'> ...
No"' 1n 11s fifth \Caron Broadwa}.
the 1oc~tapping · musical ··.nnd
Street" won a double nomina11on for
Amenran lead Clare leach. for
ac1ress of the )Car in a musical and
mos1 prom1s1n.g ne"comcr of the
year.
The Soc1cl\ of West I· nd Theater<,.·
spon\Or'> of ihc awards. nnnoumc:d
1he name'i of 79 nom1ncl.''> 1n 20
categoric'> last f·nda) Named altl·r
li1r I :111rrnre Olivier 1tw :iwaruc; for
1he 191<)-84 <;eason will be announced
Dec. 9 al London's Theater Royal in
Drury Lane. where "4'.!nd Street" has
been playing since August.
Ian McKellan. a Ton) winnc.r for
"Amadeus" on Broadwa> in 1981 .
was nominated for ac1or of the year 1n
a re' 1val for his work 1n ··Wild
Hone\ ... Michael Fra}n's adap1a11on
of Chel.hu' ·., "Platono\ ...
Fra}n the author of the h11 farce "No1~e' f>O ." was nom1naicd for pla)
of thl' )l'3r for his four~haracter
drama. "Benefactors." which will run
on Rrm1Clwa) this spring.
Cilcnda Jack~on wa~ nominated tor
"Strangl' Interlude,'' wh ich will open
on Broadwa) in February. Ian
Charlc~on and Julie Walters were
nominatl'd for their performances 1n
"Fool for Love." by Sam Shepard.
Athol Ftlgard·s --Master Harold ...
and the Bov'> ... which hall a criucall y
accla1ml.'d ·run on Broadwa) two
~car~ ago "a$ cited for leading actor
John KJm and ~upponing actor
Ramolao Makhene.
just~:r
... when all else fruls. ~
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An adaptation of CharlCSUiCkcns'
holiday classic "A Christmas Carol"
arrives aturday for a five.weekend
run at the Forum Theater on Saddle·
back College's north campus in
IrviJ'le.
Presented by A Clas'i Act Players
thcatr1eal company. the unique adap-
tation of the Dickens novel opens'in
'1hc attic of the author's home in
London on Christmas' Eve. 1843.
Dickens. his family and friends
perform as the various characters
ftom "A Christmas Carol" wi th
Dickens himself in lAf rolc_--0.f
Scrooge.
Thr adaptation. by Mfcnacl Pa11er.
was first performed 1n 1978 and
features actors ponraying both a real
historical figure and a character from
the Dickens novel as that person
miiht have played him or her. Adair William~ is djrecting the C'lass Act
production.
Patrick Healey will head the c'ast as
Dickens and Scroo1tt. Others in the
company will be Tony Grande,
David Warpness. Lydia Murray,
Glenn Meyers. Aaron Charney. Van •.
essa Afshar. Ryan Spru<1ton. David
Snyder..and Pamela b-Ong. ·
Preview performances will be
Sam:· W aterstbn
·'getting involv~d'
By BOB THOMAS
, A1-ie1ed ,, ... wru ..
LOS ANGELES -From observer
to participant. That's the big step in
actor Sam Watcrst9n'scarccrwith his
role of a journalist in "The Killing
given aturday and Sun<l;dy at 8 p .. m.
at dasrounted prices wuh openana
night scheduled fofNov. 30. The play
will be presented Fridays and Satur-
days at 8 .and Sus:idays :it 2:30
following the preview weekend.
through Dec. 23.
Tht' Forum Theater i$ located on
the Snddleback North campus at HOO
Irvine Center Drive in Irvine. Call
827-5224 for ticket information and
reservations.
• • • A musical version of ''Heidi," the
ofassic children' story. will be per·
farmed by the Fountain Valley Com-
munity Theater at ~olden West
College this weekend and next.
The adaptation of Johanna Spyri's
storv by Michael Laney will ' be
presented in the Forum II on the
Huntington Beach campus. Blair
Cross is directipt a cas\ of young
people frbm 8,IO 2 ~ years of age. ·
Leah Florence. 9. stars in the title
role with Jimm} Sillasen. Craig
Ashb}. Eric KatL. Ilene Oaudius and
Matthew Stoltz also featured.
Performances will be given Satur-
day and Sunday at 2:30 p.m. this
weekend. The show also will be
performed Nov. 30 at 7:30. Dec. I at
2:30 and 7:30 and a closing per-
formance Dec. 2 at 2:30.
• ...
Orange Coht DAILY PILOT /Thur.ciay, NoYembet 22. 11M -
Fields." ,
"My first imponant film role was
Nick Carroway in 'The Great
Gatsby.' and that son of set the
pattern for my film career.'' the
Massach usetts-born actor said in an
interview. "That's not necessarily
bad. because movies 'are a great
recorder. Wasn't it Steve McQueen
who said that the essence of film
Tickets are available at the Golden
West College bookstore and may be
reserved by calling 895-8378.
Featured in ''A,Chrtatmu ... caror• by A
ClaN Act Playen. at Sad41eback .Collete
North are (from left) adult. Pamela Long.
P&trtclt Healey and Aaron Cllame,. aad
yoa:naaten Vaneeea Afabar, DaYld Sayder
and Ryan Spraaton.
She's making Whoopi in solQ show
acting is reacting?" C w RA sa)s. shaking her cJrcadlocks. ··r ve Nick Carroway narrated the By MICHAEL KU H A been around for a long'time. I've paid . ' 1·~ f J G l b B t APOr.,,,-_w.11 .. en1gmat1c 11e o ay a s y. u my dues ...
Waterston's latest performance as NEW YORK -fhe first thing yo u But some facts are volunteered.
Sidney Schan berg is "not a hang-back notice is the smile. It's a street-wise Goldberg was raised in a housing
role." Schanberg was the New York Sam W~teraton Cheshire cat grin that brightens the project on West 26th Street in
Time.<i correspondent who 'wrote finish a job. I'm in the habit of asking dingy conference room ~here Manhattan. Her father left home
movingly about the Cambodian rev-'What's next?"' Whoopi Goldberg-superstar in the when she was very young. She was
olut1on and his friendship with his Sam Waterston grew up in New making -is discussing her one-raised by her mother who teaches in a
loyal assistant. Dith Pran . England with no great fondness for woman parade of characters current· Head Start program.
In "The l(jlling Fields." Waterston films: "My family were not mov-ly earning cheers at Broadway's Goldberg's C\Ppetite for acting was
not only is an observer. but ,is also a iegoers, and I went to boarding sc~ool Lyceum Theater. whetted by the Helena Rubinstein
partici pant in the cataclysmic events where we saw about one movie a "You watch. You hear srnff. You Children's Theater and the Hudson
when the Khmer Rouge seized week. In those times. movies were absorb thin~ and they formulate Guild. two community theater
Phnom Penh in 1975. He visits the suppose.cl 10 be trash -·not to be themseh es in vour mind. Then you groups, and as a veteran watcher of
battle LOnes 'and fights his o~n war taken serious!} as art. put lbcm in front of an audience and .. Mflhon Dollar Movie;"'. old film
withU:S. autfiorities. " "Nov. I realiLe that of the three see 1f they work." she says. Slffi.-classics shown for the last millen-
Produccr Davlcl J>uunam . w o did main forms _ films. telc"is1on. plif}ing the creati ve process that ha~ nium on a local New York television "Chariots of Fire." and director theater _ film s arc the most potent."' brought her people to life. station.
Roland JofTe sought an actor wh o had he continued. "There's something Out of this creat1vH} has come a · ·'John Garfield and Spencer Tracy.
not been firmly identified with otht'r about th e si 7e of the actors on the collection of characters that rival Those were the kind of people 1
movie roles. Sam Waterston was the screen. the darkness of the theater. Dickens in their vividnes~. eccentnc1-watched. You watch enough of those
logical choice. -Not like television. which is always t} and appeal. The} include a foul-movie~ and the first thing you rcah1e
"I spent three days in the office of that thing in the living room. People mouthed Junkie named .Fontaine: a is that you ha ve to be able to do
Schan berg. who is now a colu mnist remember moments in movies. I will bubblc--hcade~ V~lley Girl she ca.lls everything." she says.
Eventually. Goldberg found her way
to San Francisco and the Blake Street
Hawkeyes. an avant-garde theater.
It's there she first performed "The
Spook Show." the monologues that
made her a celebrated comedian in
the Bav area.
Last· spring. Goldberg was offered
an engagement in New York at the
Dance Theater Workshop. a small
performing space seven blocks south
of whete she grew up. At DTW she
was discovered by the New York
media and. more imponantly. by
director Mike Nichol~ wbo was
brought to a performance b~ J ud1th
Ive}'. star of Nichols' producuon of
··Hurl}'bUrl} .. on Broadway.
Nichols wrote her a letter sayrng
that 1f she wanted to come back to
New York. he would love to present
her. She did. and Nichols is listed 1n
the program of her current show as
"super" 1sor.''
··1 hooked up With him because he
is a forerunner wilh improvisation
and scene-working cbaracten. lt was
very important to me to get my chops
stretched by him. He's ~ot an amazing
eye." Goldberg says. 'He's the one
person who's been able to catch me on
automatic. He would listen to me talk
or do something and he·d say iJ'.' tbe
middle of iL 'Are you approachin~
point here or are you JUSt rambling. ·
Now with the success of ber ooe-
woman show, the possibilities are
enormous. She'll stay at the Lyceum
foroo more than six months. &hcsa)'s.
Then it's back to Berkeley. the spot
she now calls .. m} place."
Eventually. there will be movies
and more theater. She's sure of that.
'Tmanactor. That's what Ida. I'm
not a stand-up comic.·· she rc1teratts.
'"I do characters. I'm very good. rn be
better. But nght nov. rm a vef')' good
actor.'"
fort he Times.'' the actor said. "I read get c.ommeJllS _abouL a~-KC.!lC....m__·~rfer ch1c.k:_.a__worldlf ..wise --~nd {loldOerghas done just about
irll hrs dispatches fro,m Caml1od1a as ·Capricorn One.' for instance. but Jamaican lady: a little black girl who everything -in and out of the 'iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii well as other stories he ga'c me. I rarely about thinss in TV ." longs to have blond hair and. most theater. She ended up in an Diego Ii
spent hours talking 10.hil'Jl, observing After a promising stan in the New unusual. a woman who happens to be about a decade ago after '"someone "l TOTll.DELl&HT-COMPl.OB.Y ClP11VlT1116.
him. trying 10 absorb how he oper-York theater. Waterston hit a low handicapped. ofTcn~d me a ucket." To · suppon REFRESHINGLY DIFFEIDIT. •• Re• RMJI NEW VORI( POST
ated.'' poin1m1972. "I h>e IO a latge handicapped. l\c;,rscli and her daughter Alexandra.
This month the two alter egos have ··My first marriage had fallen commun11 ~ in Bl·rkde~ and a lot uf lhe product ofa short-li,ed marriage. HE 00.f M' •trr BE been ma~ing appearances in New apart.'' hl' re.called. '"I had JUSt th<.' peopll· who come t<~. sec m~ are she took a , a net\ of JOb~ including ,. G W.
York. Los Angeles. Toronto and finished doing ·Volpone· here. and I phys1call} ~an~i~·apped. M.-.. (,old-work as a bank tdler. bnd.la}cr and a
London for the openings of '"The had decided to stay 1n Hollywood and berg sa~ s. Thq love m} work an~ beau11c1an 1n a mortuary. --~-~~~ .. · .~·~~,·! ... ··.·~" ~'O'C% Kill1ngFiclds.'' try to ma~e it in films. Then thc~want~IOR1akc surethatld1dn1 ··Peoplcha"e towork.lhavcalO-"'
.. Last night we had a S}mposium (producer) Jt>e Papp called a'nd ask~d forget .. to include something about vear-old daughter.·· she says. irritated
after a screening. and 11 wa!> interest-1f I would like to play Laertes 1n them. . ihat an)one would consrtifr her l&!ll
mg to sec the bewilderment on th.c ·Hamlct:Thatdidn'tthrillmc.buthe Details ofhcrpcrsonal hlcarchcld choiceofemploymentodd.;'tigucss1f EJl o-w·--·~" ,_. .. o
part of th.<: ques.11oners. the} couldn t said how about Lacrtes and Benedict in check. as m~st<-'r!ous as the origins people realize that I had been a •angle
quite decide which of us 1od1rect their in ·Much Ado About Nothing: I of her real namt:. Shl' tells one stol) parent. it would not be so surprising.
questions to." Waterston said. agreed. . ~bout ha".ing &0 !.ten the na!11e You ha"e two choices. You e11 her get
W11h his clean looks and his g<.'n tle '"Katharine Hepburn saw me m Whoopi qoldberg from ~ b~rni~g out and trv to get some JOO or ~ou
manner. Waterston seemed desuncd ·Much Ado' and wanted me for 'The bush c;he disco,ered in 3 ( ahfor~ia work the street. I wasn't interested 1n
for a movie career as the stalwart Glass Menagerie· on telcv1s1on.'' he canyon. A.not her .. has her using working the street. I did" hat I could.
friend ofthehero. Hisonl}' \lllain'Was t nued ''"Gatsy' followed right ··whoop1 Cushion. taken from_ the It's no b1gdeal."
the cvij ca Ille baron in ··Hea,cn's c~n 1 a d 'and I've been working ever celebrated pr?rllcal JOke. She finds But she was drawn to thl· theater.
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LdS ANGELES -Columbia Pic.
tures, Pat Morita and manial ans
schools aren't the onl y ones ieuing a
boo5t from "The-~t Kid," The
three youna Enalish wovien in 1he
pop Jtoup Bananarama crcdtt the
film for their tint big.U.S. hit
The funny thing is that • arah
Dalhn. Siobhan (a Gaelic name
pronounced like Shawn with a v in
the middle) Fahey and Keren Wood-
ward didn't even know "Cruel Sum-
mer" was going to be in "The Karate
Kid" until the soundtr<1rk was
already a fait accompli, •
"When we came over 1n June, and
WC went tO thC feCOrd company, and
we met the Ablokc who put the
soundtrack together, He said, ·1 put
your record in the soundtrack of1h1s
film .' And it JUSt happened 11 wa\
being premiered. so we went to see 11."
Woodward said,
"We've never had a hit until no .....
so we presume that's what must be
doing it," added Fahey.
She is probabl > right.
Bananarama's self-titled debut U,S.
LP, which includes "Cruel ummer,"
has been out since last spring. but the
single did not crack the Top 10 un11I
well past Labor Day.
Before "Karate Kid," radio had all
but i~nored the group. and Music
Television had been less than gen -
erous an giving their \.1deos air time.
even though Bananarama had been
hitmakers 1n Britain since late 1981 .
The group actually got toget her an
•1979. Dallin and Woodward. ch ild-
Mov i e slated
for Mich·ael
NEW YORK (AP) -In "'hat 1s
being touted as something of a <:oup.
the .Geffen Film Co. has snagged
supersta r rocker Michael Jackson for
a feature-length movie.
"The picture will be a rellec11on ot
his crea11 ve vision as well as a
showcase for his gift as a performer."
said Enc Eisner. president of GcfTcn
Jackson 1s to compose and perform
music featured in the mo' 1e. which
will begin production ne\t ~car.
• . ## ............
Sarah Dallln, Siobhan Fahey and Keren Woodward (from
left) comprtae the rock aroup Bananarama.
hood fnends. were sharing a small
apartment 1n London. Woodward
worl.1ng for the BBC and Dall1n
'>tudyingat a fashion school where she
met Fahey, who had dim hopes of a
Journalism career.
They began singing old ies together
in their spare time simply because
they liked music, and kept on after
Dalhn and Fahey left school.
Though Woodward had studied
piano. ~ey decided to leave in-
strument I chores to others with
more ex 1ence. The ··rama" pan of
their name was inspired by a Roxy
M us1c tune: the banana pan was Just
for laughs.
.\ friend from an independent
company hked their sound and paid
for their first demo. an old Black
Blood tune with African words. "Aie
a Mwana."
··11 means something ltke'Comc on
mums and dads, get up and dance."'
Fahe\ ~1d.
The demo caught on. and sparked
1hc interest of three former Specials
members who had banded together as
Fun Bo) Three. Bananarama's fame
<,pread when 1hey sang on several Fun
Bo) Three tunes. and Fun Bo) Three ..
returned the favor by wo rking on
Banarama·s "Really Saying Some-
thing," which was another oldie
remake.
Wtth producers Ton~ Swain and
'itc' e Jollc~. who hc:lpcd nudge
Spandau Ballet into the big time.
Bananarama scored ""1th ·• h) Bo)··
and a redo of the team hit. ··Na Na
He' He} (Kiss Hi m Goodb}e) ..
But Bananarama d1dn'J intend to
sing songs b) other people forever.
and the group has come tnto its own
as a songwnttng force. ··cruel Sum-
mer" was co-wntten wnh Swain and
Jolley. as was "Roben DeNiro·s
Watting," a dance hit about a girl who
prefers fantasy romance to the
agonies of the real thin_$.
Bananarama 's languid intonations,
backed by hypnotic rh~hm lines.
recall nothing so much as such '60s
girl groups as the Shangri-Las. But the
comparison makes group members
uneasy-not because they don't like
the sound. but because they're afraid
people will think they are as packaged
as the Shangri-Las were,
"The> were put together -they
were dressed. they had their songs
written for them." Woodward said.
"There are obvious aural com-
parisons. I suppose, and we really like
the Shangn-Las." Fahey interjected
during an interview.
"But we didn't set out to be like
them.'' Woodward said firmly.
The success of "Cruel Summer"
and the album will give Bananarama
some creati ve breathing space. and
tb4foup hopes to be_gjo touring with
a band later this year.
But don't look for "Cru el Summer''
on the soundtrack album for "The
Karate Kid." Bananarama didn't
authon1e the reuse of the song on the
LP. a dec1s1on they feel turned out to tx· pretty nstute.
"It means our album will sell that
much more. doesn't 11." said Wood-
\\ard with a smile.
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Opening lead: King of <::>.
In recent week• ~ have wrlU.en
several t.lme1 that. If you can tee
that declarer I going to m•k• hit
contracl by playing norm•lly. you
should etrlve lo creai. • viable
•ltern•le line that will lead to hit
A LOSING OPTION
dcreat. At the recent. 1984 Euro-
pean Junior Championships, Fran
cois Crozet of France presented
declarer with a superior alternative
that was doomed t.o fall .
North opened • sub-minimum
hand because he owned the muter
suit and so had an easy rebid. Now
OMAR
. SHARIFF
there was no way that South wu
going to at.op 1hott of 1l1m.
West led the kins of hearta. won
by declarer who returned the king
of clut>. t.o Crout' a ace. What would
you do now?
Crottt reuoned tbal If declarer
held aeven club• and (ollT diamond•.
there would be 0() wa7 t.o dtftat tht
slam, for declarer could pl Lhree
dlaearda on tht table'• epade ault.
Therefore. ht decided to pla7
declarer for CJnJy 10 urd1 In lhe
minor 1u1ts and three in t.he majors.
It declarer held t.wo hearts and only
one spade, he would obviously have
taken a hem discard on dummy'•
spades. So South apparently held
two spades and one heart, which
meant the 1pade auit wa• going t.o
run and rurnish declarer with all tbe
CHARLES
GOREN
dlacarda he needed.
Therefore. Crozet ahlfted to a low
diamond at. trick three. Thia
presented declarer wit.h an agonb-
lna choice-he had to decide Im·
medlat.e11 between the 3e percent
chance of the even 1pade break OT'
t.he 50 percent odds on the diamond
flnetse. Not 1urprl1lngly, ht went
for l~ better mathemaUuJ odd1:
Down one. and 12 International
Match Point.I t.o f'rance 1inee, In the
other room. North Soulh got no fur
ther tfian rame.
~.J
Newport Barbor lfiCh water polo coach
Bill Barnett p r epare. for a 4unkln& from
players C&meron Tbompeon (left) and
Dou& O'Donnell after-l'an won CIF-tltle.
A•ldera m•y
~--~·-~~~~ up the point•
for pl•yoffa. C2.
Sailets rule water
for CIF polo crow
Second-half effort
sink s Sea Kings
withl 4 -9 triumph
By ROGER CARUON
Of .... 0..,. ..........
LONG BEAC'H -Newport
Harbor High's Sailors spent the first
half giving their coach plent) of
satisfaction that he knew best -that
these Sailors were JUSt too good for
their own good as the) fooled aroun
on their way to a 7-7 standoff "'"h
nval C'orona del Mar at the C'IF 4-A
water polo finals at Belmont Plata.
But it was another story in the finat
two periods as Bill Barnett's Sailors
(28-1) blew the Sea Kings out of the
water en route to a convincing 14-9
victory before 3.000 to give Barnell
his 10th CIF crown. and his seventh
in the last I 0 years.
Thus they proved both theones -
that they could be had because of
complacency or cockiness. but in the
end they'd be on top because of
superior talent.
Simply put. the Sailors had 100
maoy weapons.
Trevor Benedict (fi, e goals).
C'ameron Thompson (two 'goals and
nose-to-nose defense against C or-
ona's big gun. Jeff Oeding). Andrew
Lawson, Rich Stanley and Tnp
Montgomery (two goals apiece) and
goalie Mike Campbell (six solid saves
and fo.ur steals) was s1mpl} too much
for the Sea Kings to cope with.
. (Pleue eee SAILOR S/C4)
Steve Schroeder of Corona del Mar look.a for t••••te •
pau to while beln& fuarded by Newport'• Doaf.O'Doa•aU
A Rams protest would have fallen on deaf ears seventh
strai~ht
for Kings
Robinson's.beef the latest in a long li ne
of gripes against NFL officials t h is year --_._ __ -
Nobody came in on the noon
balloon from Saskatoon and asked
me.but ...
•Several NFL coaches have filed
prote ts against officials this season
but none had as stro ng a case as the
Rams' John Robinson who watched
the zebras march off I 09 yards in the
Rams' 31-6 loss toC reen Bay ...
However. Robinson said he had more
pressing things to do than prepare the
protest which would have fallen on
deaf ears anyway.
•Howard Schnellenberger is all set
to replace John McKay as coach of
the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
•The major league owners and
players opened nego11a11ons for a new
working agreement one week before
Thanksgiving and by Easter. they will
be talking about a strike.
• UC'LA opted for the Fiesta Bowl
and a couple of hundred thousand
more dollaTs over the Aloha but
nobody consulted the players.
•TheClipperscalf themselves "the
people's team" but 1fthey don't stan
playing better. the people will gJve It
back.
•You know you arc geui ng old 1 f
your kids don't remember when
USC-Notre Dame was a big game.
Lakers vault into
1first place, 102-97
LA earns second
win in as man y
nights vs. Suns
PHOENIX (AP) -Byron Scott
scored 11 points a nd James Wonhy
added 18 as the streaking Los Angeles
Lakers won their sixth straight Na·
tional Basketball Association game
Wednesday night with a 102-97
victory over the Phoenix Suns.
The win put Los Angeles back atop
the Pacific Division standinp with a
9-5 record. Phoenix (8-6) slipped to
second place. lo$ing its third game ma
row and second to the Lakers in 24
hours despite 40 points from Larry
Nance.
Down 31-25 af\cr the first quarter.
Coast, Dons
tangle t oday
O range Coast College, which
has outscored its last three oppo-
nents, 80-34 en route to a three·
aame winning streak, closes out
the Mission Conference football
season today at 11 apinst Santa
Ana in the Santa Ana Bowt
Los Angeles scored eight of 1he
second period's last I 0 points to take
a 57-5l halftime lead. Worthy ac-
counted for four of them, including a
jumper at the buzzer. while Scott had
10 points in the pivotal quarter.
Ten points from Michael Cooper in
the third period put the Lakers up
83-76.
The Suns. behind by 12 with 4:06
remaining. closed the gap to 100-95
on Rod Foster"s three-point goal with
2:20 let\ and Nance's layin 59 seconds
later.
But a layup by Earvin "Magic"
Johnson with I :06 made it I 02-95 and
scaled Los Angeles' win.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Bob
McAdoo finished with 15 point
apiece for the Lakers while C'oopcr
had 13 and Johnson 12.
James Edwards had 14 points for
Phoenix and rookie Mike Holton 11 .
Nance sauk 19 field goals -one shy
of the clu5\record -and pumped in
24 ofh1s points in the first half with 14
coming in the opening JX:riod.
"I don't know what It is. but I JUSt
get up to play Phoenix every time."
Scott. a former star at Arizona talc
University. said. "It doesn't matter 1f
it's here in Phoenix or at the Forum.
I've always played well against
them."
·We're starting to put the little
things together now. We've turned
the offense and the rebounding
around:· Johnson stud af\er the
Lakers outreboundcd the Suns 61-45.
•Cause for a double take was a
newspaper ad for UC'LA basketball at
Pauley Pavilion.
•NewOrleansCoach Bum Phillips
sa>s his wardrobe went out of style
two years ago which 1nd1cates the guy
can'tcount.
•Needling teammate Dennis Har·
rah. Rams lineman Bill Bain says.
"Herk hah 10.pound body and a
2:!0-pound head."
•Probably the best way to figure
the NFL wild-card possibilities 1s to
wait a couple of weeks.
•Now that the Raiders have
snapped their three-game losing
streak. the pop-ofTscan be heard from
again.
•Admittedly, San Diego's Dan
Fouts was very sharp last Sunday but
the Miami Dolphins' defense was not
Buo
Tucua
all that super.
•It 1s nothing new that the Big Ten
team will open as the fa\ onte 1n the
Rose Bowl but this t1me.11 should
coverthe spread.
•Pat Haden says Boston College
quarterback Doug Fluuc 1s not 100
small to pla> in the NFL
•Probably the most significant
............
Laker center Kareem Abda.1-Jabbu beata Phoenlz forward
.Chatlet Pittman to rebound du.rt.nc flnt half Wednaday.
thinJabout all the d1scuss1on oflhe
sinking raungsofMonday Night
Football is the 1mphcauon that the
general public cares one way or !lnollfer. ._ • · -
•The Than..,SgJ\ ing Da} games on
nauonal TV arc a couple of turke) s.
•The .\ngelsare looking fora
masc<>t for the I qg 5 season and
beyond •.. Th() should check and~
"hether the an D1rgo C'h1cken 1s a
lrct' a~ent. ·
•S1milarl). the Dodgers should
check into some free agent help for
')Orne spots in the real lineup
•I. for one. "ould lo,etoseeagolf
gallei: do the wa ' c
•\.\hen Joe Namath got mamed
the otherda). the fratern1t) of
barhelorhood suffered a great loss but
f Pl~ae .ee TUCKER/C4 )
Natt, English
lead Denver
over Clippers
LOS ANGELES (AP) -CaMn
Natt scored a gam&-hlgh 32 points
aud Alex Etig:• edded 21 pult1t1
to lead the ver Nuggets to a
112-106 National Basketball As-
sociation victory over the Los
Angeles Clippers Wednesday at
the Sports Arena.
The victory -the Nuggets'
seventh straight -moved Denver
Into a tie for flrat place In the
Midwest Division wtth the Idle
Houston Rockets.
The Clippers played evenly with
the Nuggets and the score wavered
back and forth eight times In the
first seven minutes of the final
period.
The Nuggets took the lead for
good on a lay~n by Engtlsh. who
scored 11 of his points in the third
quarter. English Increased the lead
to 103-99 wtth two free throws and
Natts hit a jumper with 3.38
remaining to give Denver a 105-99
lead.
Norm Nixon hit tree throw and
Junior Bridgeman made a 20-foot
jumper to pull the Clippers within
three. Bill Walton tipped In a shot to
keep the Clippers wtthln three.
108-105, with 1:06 rem8'nlng.
A 10-toot hook at the right
ba.setlM by center WayM Cooper
gave the Nuggets an In·
aurmoutable fl"e-polnt leed.
110-105, with 30 MCOnds left.
MacLellan · s three
goals key 8-1 romp
over New Jersey
INGLEWOOD 1-\P) -Winger
Bnan Maclellan scored three goals
and center Marcel Dionne had four
assists to ll'e the Los ~ngeles Kings
an -I '>:at1onal Hockey League
'1ctol") o'er the New Je~y Devils
Wt.>dnesd~t.
Maclellan Sh>red two of his goals
dunng a fi ve-goaJ first pcnod o ut-
burst b} the Kings who are" now
I(). 7 -1 for the season folloW1 ng their
se\.Cnlh straight "in
The Devils scored first as WlfllCr
Tim Higgins fired a 35-foot shot past
1'.ing rook1C' goalie Darren Eliot after
the puck had bounced crazily off the
hoards. catching Eliot out of the net.
The 1'..i(lgs. -w°ho arc third in IM
m}the D1,1s1on. bounced back
I
on a :'0-foott'r at 6. 58 dunng a power
pla~ The goal b} Nicholls gave him a
point in 17 consecuuve games, the
longest sconng streak 1n the NHL this
\Cason
\faclellan followed" uh his first of
the e'en1ng at 8 :!3 on a 10.foot
rebound shot that eluded ihc Dev1t1•
goalie Ron Lov. (enter Doug Smith
'>cored a shon-handed goal for the
l\.1ngs with a 13-foot shot at 10:56.
~1acLcllan and "ingcr Dave Tay-
lnr scored powcr-pl;n goals at 13:26
and 17:41. respell I\ eh. to cap the
tir;t pcnod onslau~ht
Koo>..1e "ingcr Phil S~ kes added
anotht'r shon-handcd goal for the
l-.ings v. llh a I 0-foot 'lhot after a steal
b\ <;m11h Jt o 48 ot the ~cond pcnod.
'-lcv. I~ -alqu1rt'd "inger Steve Shutt
cclchrated h1" first game as a KJna
"1th a goal on a rebound of his own
<,hot dunng a P<l"t'r pla' at 14 16 of
the \CCnnd pcmld
.\t this point. ( h1co Resch replaced
l o" a\ goalie tor the Devils and
allo"ed onr goal the rest of the way
and that "as Maclcllan's third of the
l'' 1.•n1ng at I 0 I ..S of the third pcnod
\\1th the loss 'Jew Jt'~> 's recont
dropped 10 4-11 -~ as the Dcvtls
rt'ma1n 1n last pla~ in tht' Patndt
01\ ISIOn
On the line is third place in the
Mission Conference final stand·
ings -which would be a feat for
either the 5-2 Dons or 4-3 Pirates
consider each team's terrible start
this season. (Saftta Ana has
already clinched third, OCC can
catch the Dons wtth a victory).
Prep football team·short on-mon·ey, long on wins
It will be the Dons' passing
pme (quarterback Dave Money
to Zcth Verdon) apinst the
Pirates improved runnina game
(quarterback Ken Laszlo rushed
for 82 yards and two TDs a week
aao).
Today's aame mllrks the third
1ra1aht year OC' ha played a
Thank5&"''"J Day pme. The
Pirates met nval Golden West the
put two seasons. but the: Rustlers
and Pirate arc now in different
lcquc and mu I open the pre·
confertnettcason to maintain the
nvalrv.
EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill. (A P) -
Forever short o f money, the East t.
Louis A yers plar m · castoff shoe
from the St. Louis Cardinals of the
National Football Lcaaue. Home is
the 1rrcsul11r. marshy surface of
decrepit Parson' Field.
Even so. the h11h K hoo! team pla)' top-01~t football ~ck af\cr wctk
a nd 1s JUSt one victory away from 1t
second cdnsccuhve C'la 6A cham·
pion hip and another perfect I '.()
season.
.. You can't sell these kid short."
1d CO.ch Rohen hanno n. •· fhc)
Ir.now what's &Oin& On fhC) lr.nOY.
that I've done my best for them and
that' ju t the wa.)' things .are. We
don't stand around crying · about
things we can't control."
" II that d~ to us 1s make u$ want
to ao a Huie bit harder:· said Ronnie
Cameron. quanerback and ro-cap-
t.111'1 oftbe team.dunnipract1CT 1n the
n:lat1vc lu,uf')' of Bu ·h tedium 1n
t. Louis. "We act rtad and thcn wt
ao • httlc harder ..
When the team heads nonh to ta.ke
on Downen. Grove South at North· we~tcrn Un" er it) at [, anston. the
team and 11\ c3r ~111 be crov.dcd into
one bu Bud&C't crackdown~ haH·
truck again.
"We had more room last year" hen
wt had two buses," hannon said.
"but 11 won't make any difference
"<\nd wc'\-e been told that th1nas
will get tighter," he ~1d "It'\ a httk
painful $0mct1me to 1tt these kids
wtlh lbctr feet comma out of their
\hoc .orv.cannashoc thatthe~ha'c
bouaht ror themttl\leS. But It doc\n't
\ttm to bother U'I on the field."
'hannon S.Ald ht v.as 1mprc ~
with the fa 1hl1C\ at Downer\ Clm\C
• luth dunna a ~cnt '1\ll He
understand\ wh\ his ath~tC' • rt
meumc' aw((!· b~ other hool;;,'
stadiums and "h> other roaches
don't l1kr to pla) at ast t lou1
"I've had people from all ovrr
lllino1'> ~) the\ hated Ill pin) at
rarwn Field.'' the co:ich \Aid· "Rut
that's all v.c·,c iot niht no~
l 'nh\..e l)lhtr v.1nninc ~uad
h.lnnon 1d. h1 team dor not t"'~'\ t fann memento\, t'' cn 1f the)
do ~come the onl Cl 6·\ team 10
\\1n 1:on~n1t1\C-champion hip
"\\,c had i.tlme tJc..,ets prom1k'<i to
n "h,·n Wt' v. on the 'tatc title 1n
I q Q •• \h:innon \11J "But the' ne\-er
c:.1mr l &u<' \ wmc tll 1he OO\ ,.('fl' 1 ,
• I 4
link bitter Jbout that ..
For the past four or five year\. theft
has hetn talk of fl"l)tacma Part0n
r1cld "1th a new I 0.000.~at st.tdium
at a co\1 bf S~ million to SS m1lhon.
The 'itadium ~t about 5.000.
Jlth,,ugh games wtth cros town nval
Lin oln H tah hoot draw qowd.s of
up to '' 000 \1o t t'"c"one has to \tand .
( on\lru 111,n of a nt>w fa 1ht) 1
mired 1n pohul I bi lr.cnna and
\.1Ul'\tio1h uf ho" II (\\Uld ht-finantc'd
. But \lo(.' \..nc \\ th.it'' an he'ond \)Ur
C\lnt'TOI ·• \hannon "1d · •
---0rMg9 Co.It DAILY PILOT/tnur.day, NoYe#'nber 22, 19&4 I '
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l S PORTS BRF A~
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Referee bags:
Slzera• rally thwarts Indiana
Metet Maleltt scored 26 points and m Jill• Erviaa added 22 as Philadelphia
Ollerat0pJet•18thtimelnrow Winning may
Marc ttab~beld and Jani Karri each ~ t fj Jj
Is something . ·.
rotten in NFL?. -
overcame Indiana in t~artcr on
l~Y lo • I 1'2il 07 iiffiliiJl
St'Ored t"'OI O I andWay•eGreC1ky addcd ' no -e enou another ~Q lead Edmonton to a 7-J
NttnmTll . Hockey teaaue Yfc10 ovtr
From AP d.bpakttt
SA N FRANCI 0-Rottcn Referee Ill
Bags. the latest fashion an National 4 •
Football League wear, won't be seen again
until the an Francisco 49e~return t0Candles11ck Park
in a couple of weeks -unless fans an otherc111cs pick up
on the idea ..
The zebra -stnped bags were shown on CBS-TV
dunn& the game and wire photos appeared in
newspapen acrosnhe country. lmage<onsc1ous NFL
officials ma} be wondcnni where the bags will appear
next.
San Francisco fan s, many of whom blame the
team's lone loss 1h1s year 10 Pittsburgh on bad calls.
certainly arcn 'i alone in their displeasure at the referees.
But 11 took an 1ngen1u~ protest by Jim V1glt220, a
meat and delicatessen manager in Palo Aho. to
\ 1sualltc that anger.
He printed 50.000 of the black-and-white stnped
bag mas~s at a cost of more than S2.000 and handed half
of them out fo r free 10 ta Ilg.ate~. telling them to put the
bags on every ume th ey feel the refs make a bad call.
"We needed a new way to ve nt our feelings," said
V1gJizzo. ··People are always baggmg their teams and
players. It was the refs' turn They deserve 1t more."
When the rets at <. andlesuo\c Park ru led a pass
reccpllon b} the 49ers' Frcdd1f'S<>iomon out of bounds
dunng the Sa n Francisco-Tampa Bay game Sunday.
fa ns in sectio n 15 - and many oth~rs -eagerl y put on
their .. Rotten Referee Bags."
V1ghuo sa t back in hi!> end-zone seat. pleased by
the rcacuon
"I got the idea after the Pittsburgh game," V1gl1zzo
said.
Quote of the clay
Glee KMnpe, hired at the age of 28 .. head
basketball coach at Oakland UniYet9ity In
RochMter. Mich.: "I toed my wife thr .. year9 ego
thet my goal wb to be a head coach by t"9 age of
30. My goal now It to stlll be a head coech at the ege
of30."
Muncie won't appeal decision
SAN DIEGO-Running back Chuck [!]
Muncie will not appeal National Football •II•
League Comm1ss1oner Pete Rozelle's de-
c1S1on barnng him from playini 1n the
league for the rest of the season, his attorney says.
Muncie, a 9-ycar veteran underioing_the afiercarc
portion of drug abuse rehabilitation. had been ruled
anehgiblc by Rozelle last week.
"We're disappointed." Los Angeles attorne> Keith
KJevan said. "We thought 11 could have gone the other
wa> because of Chuck's favorable medical records. bu t
we're going to abide by the dec1s1on."
4P'
As ociat1on victory Wedne"'4y niaht. The Pacers. who
fed at 1he end of each of the first three qllancri,, held a
92-90 advantaae when Sieve Sttpuovlcb scored on a
Jump shot w11h 10:03 tcn an the game. Malone 11ed the
pmc at 92-92 befort Erving. Sedale nrtall and CU.at
Rlebri ... 1COrcd to J.IVe Philadelphia a 98-92 lead
wuh 7·SJ lcf\ ... In other NBA
games Wcdne-sday, Qlff Rol>-
U.1on scored 20 .points and
grabbed 11 rebounds as Washing-
ton defeated Kan~s City. 97-92,
and u tended its winning stre-ak
to seven ... Bernard Kb1g scored
40 points and Durell Walker
added a career-high 21 points and
three key steals late an the game a1>
New York ga ined 1ts third con-
secutive victory, a 109-101 dc-
llaloae cis1on over Cleveland ... Danny
Ainge scored iO points. and Larry Bird and Robert
Parltb eight apiece in a dec1s1 ve first Quarte-r as Boston
c'tended 11s unbeaten home record tQ si){ games. rolling
10 a 135-91 victory over Golden tale ... Dominique
WUklns, who led a 14-0 fi rst-q uanl'r surge and a I 0-2
• sRY n 1n 1Jlc final quarter. finished w111l 31 point!> 10 lead
Atlanta 10 a 122-90 victOf)' over Utah in Ne w Orleans .
.. De1ro1t, led by BUI Lalmbeer's 28 points. topped San
Antonio, 114-101. handing the purs th eir first homc-
coun loss th is season ... Paul Pre11ey scored 27 pouns
and Milwaukee "ent on to beat 'Chi cago, 108-98. 10
·offset 35 poi nts by the Bulls' rooki e Michael Jordan.
$600,000 bonus for McEnroe
NEW YORK -John M<:Enroe. who ~ has raptured Wimbledon. the U.S. Open
and seven other Volvo Grand Pnx tennis
tourn aments this year. has clinched the
$600.000 bonus for fin1 sh1ng first on the year-long
Grand Prt){ circuit. •
In add111on 10 the mone)'. McEnroe's firs t-place
finish also earns him the No. I seed in the $400.000
Masters. to be played Jan. 8-f 3 in Madison SQuare
Garden.
By accumulating 3.393 points 1n 11 events on the
Volvo tour this year. McEnroe ha!> opened a lead ol 490
points O\ er runner-up Jim my Connors and 989 points
over third-place Ivan Ltndl of Czechoslovakia
Connors does not plan to compete 1n an)' more Grand
Pnx events in 1984. while McEnroe and Lendl arc
entered in the Australian Open.
Andretti Driver of the Year
NEW YORK -Man o Andrc1t1. th e
champion of the 1984 CA RT-PPG Ind) II
Carscncs. has been named the EIJer Dnver
of the Y car-the fi rst unanimous selection
1n the 18-)'ear history of the award.
Tht· 44-ycar-old Andrett1 won the fourth national
championship of his career th1~ season. but his first
since 1969, when he also won the fnd ianapdlis 500.
Andrc111, who won six of 16 races and eight pole
po!>1 t1ons 1n 1984, as Wfll as setting a single-season
earn ings record of $932:963. Wednesday Joined stock
cardnver Darrell Waltnpas the onl} three-lime wanner
of the award.
Winnipeg Wedm.·~ay night. The triumph was the
Oilers' I t!th s1ra1&ht over the Jets . includina six
COOM.°l'Utl VC playo ff v1rtoncs. The last time the Jets
managed a point agami.t Edmonton was on Marth 23.
1983 when the) beat the Oilers, 7-4 ... Warn• Yous
scored two third-period goals an less than four minutes
and goalie Oul1 HerrOD stopped
46shots to help Pittsburgh toa J.3
tic w11h Washington. Youns
scored at 9:29 of the third period
and converted a Mario 411)1,ax
pass on a power play at 13:22.
raising hi s season goal total to 16 .
. llkb SlllJ1alo, Tim Kerr and
Ron S•tter scored second-period
goals as Philadelphia ed&cd Bos-
ton, 4-3. to extend its unt>catcn
streak to seven games! The
Oretalt7 Patnck Division-leading Ayen
.'\re 6-0-1 in their last seven games ... Steve Yzerman
1.cored his !>eventh goal of the season midway through
the final penod 10 snap a 2-2 tit! and lift Detroit to a 4-2
\ 1c1ory O\er Hartford Tom McCarthy scored two
goals to power Minnesota to a 7-1 rout of Toronto . .
Robbie Ftorek scored the go-ahead goal an his first game
!>IOCe being recalled from the minor leagues as the New
York Rangers downed Buffalo. 3-2. The Rangers'
v1rtof} snapped a four-g.amc losing streak and
pri'.'vented Sabres Coach Scotty Bowman from tying the
NHL career coaching victory record. Bowman has 689
tn umphs. one beh ind Dick Irvin's total ... Calgary left
"1 ng Ed Beers scored two goals as the Flames defeated
Vancouver. under new Coach Harry Neale, 6-4. Other
!.Corers for Calgary were Richard Kromm, Hakan Loob,
Jim Peplinski and Steve Tambelllnl.
LaForge fired as Canuck coach
VANCOUVER. British Columbia -lii.1
Bill La Forge. an his first year as coach. was ,
fired by th e Vancouve r Canucks Wednes-
day after the National League League team
had won JUSt four of 20 games.
General Manager Harry Neale said he would
assume coaching duties immediately and planned to be
behind the bench for Wednesday night's game in
Calgaf) against the Flames.
The Canucks had just four wans and two ties, along
with 14 defeats.
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a part tn Raider playoff fate
MANHATTAN BEACH (AP)-Coac.h Tom Fl<?rts I
of the Los Angeles Raiders 1s aware tha.l his team m1&ht
have to do more than just win its remainan& four aame to I
earn a berth in the National Football Leagu~ plaY,ofTs.
However. he says he's concerned only with winning al i,
this time. h • n .. Ao "lfwecanwinbyabunchofpo1nts,t au ane, rc5
said Wednesday. "I'm not even c~ns!derio• b~w much
v.e're aoan' to win by. The main thing is to ~an. .
In all hkchhood. the only ch~ncc the f_la1d~rs will have
to defend their Super Bowl champ1onsh1~ will be as the
American Football Conference's second wild-card team.
That's because Miami (11-1). Pin~burgh (6-6) and
either Denver ( 11-1) o r Seattle (I 0-2) Wtl! probably enter J
the playoffs as the AFC' <M vision champions, anf either
Denver or Seattle figures to cam the conferences No. I
wild-card spot. ~
That lea ves the Raiders and New Ena.land, who are
both 8-4. as the best bets for the second wifd-card bcnh. 1 an cc the Raiders and Patriots don't play each bther, a
uc m the standings between them w<?uld. be broken ~Y
re ve rting to the next tic-breaker. which an this case is
record within the conference. . 1'' present, Los Angeles 1s 6-3 against AFC teams
while New England is 8-3. . $hould the teams be tied 1n t,hat dcpa!1ment at
season's end -both play 12 games against AfC
opponents -the next tie-breaker would be pomt
d1fTerent1al 1n conference games. . .
The Patriots whipped lnd1anapohs. 5~ 17, last
Sunday while the Raiders topped Kansas. City, 17-7,
meaning New England picked up 23 points on Los
Angeles.
The Pl>('Aots have outscored their conference ~ppo
nents by 56 (>Oints with one conference game rcmamang -
against the Coils on Dec. 16.
The Raiders have 01i1tscored their conference .foes by
37 points wi th three c~nference p~es left -against the
Colts this Sunday. agamsl the M1am1 Dolphins on Dec. 2,
and against Pittsburgh on Dec. 16.
"lt's a tough road " Flores said. "We still have to go
out and play good football and keep improving. The~c a~e
a number of possibilities but none of them mean a thing 1f
we don't win."
Flores said that Marc Wilson will start at quarterback
for the Raiders against the Colts.
.. Marc's thumb is still a little sore. he'll be the staner
unless his thumb gets worse," Flores said ... Jim (Plunkett)
is ready to go." •
Edison on road in tennis
For the second straight umc, Edison High will be on
the road when the CIF 4-A girls team tennis playoffi
resume wi th semifinal action Tuesday afternoon.
The Chargers. who advanced with a 10-8 victory ove r
Dos Pueblos last T,yesday. will travel to face second-
seeded M1ralcste.
• In the oth er semifinal. Westlake will be at Palos
Verdes The surv ivors Tuesday will play for the
champ1onsh1p nex t Thursday.
,
reenfield gets
top recruits·--=, b_u_t_
oses key veterans
ByC\JRTSEEDEN ... _, ........
Recruitina-wisc, Jim Greenfield
had a pretty goood year. Unfonunate-
ly for the Golden West College
basketball c6ach1 three returners he was depcndin.& neavily on jumped
ship, so to spcalc.
So while other teams in the South
Coast Conference were coping with
1im1>le attrition. Greenfield had to
count beads at each practice to sec if
he lost any more players.
Gorrc arc 6-10 Jack Haley (trans-.J ferred to UCLA). Rom Dameron
(academically. ineligible) and. Mik~
Judae (he de<:1ded not to play). Gone
with them is any optimism Green-
field might have had for the 1984-85
season.
"We're really huning in the depth
depanment," undemates Green-
field, who has a total of nine players
thjs season. "We do have a pretty
aood group of freshmen but it's going
to be baptism by fire for us."
Golden West finished fifth in the
South Coast Conference a year ago
with a 5-9 record. The Rustlers were
just 7-17 overall.
Greenfield has three players back
from last year's team in 6-2 guard
Mike Love, 6-5 forw.ard Bill Bruce
and 6-7 center Rob Rasmussen. All
three were occasional starters a year
ago.
Among the ncwcomers<Cxpected to
fit in -they don't have much of a
choice -arc 6-7 Mark Lorigan out of
La Quinta, and three 6-5 freshme11 .
J.T. l>cbbs, Steve Hutson and Kevin
Smith.
"Kevin 1s definitely goinit to help
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thursday. November 22, 1984 CS
Jim Greenfield
us," says Greenfield ... He Jumps real
well and we need that. I think we
woulCI have been pretty good if we
had Haley."
Haley, from Huntington Beacn
High, played last season for the
Ru stlers as a freshman after never
playing one minute of high school
basketball. Greenfield depended on
Haley's height and raw talent and the
214-pound freshman had a decent
season.
But UCLA Coach Walt Hazzard
saw Haley in a summer league and
liked what he saw, especially since he
didn't have a backup for 6-11 senior
Brad Wright. The next thing Green-
field knew, Haley was enrolled at
UCLA on a full scholarship.
Thin~s could be worse, however.
Oreenficld is not known tbrscttlng ~P
an offense and havina 1t revolve
arour\d a 6-10 center. Haley's pres-
ence, 1n fact, 50mctimcl hindered t~
Rustlers' run-and-auo offense last
season.
Grctnficld says he won't do Any-
thina· differently this season. The
Rustlers will run a lot and depend on
perimeter shootina.
"I think we'll shoot the ball well.
but how touah we'll be under the
basket, I don't know."
Bruce averaacd 8.0 per game last
season while Love scored I 0 points
pcrpme. Rasmussen didn't set a lot
of playing time. but will be counted
upon 'heavily, panicularly on defense.
"We've pot a good group of
freshmen . l we can iust get a little
tougher. I think we ti be able to
survive." says Greenfield. •
Greenfield base's that opinion on
the fact that his team isn't the only
school in the South Coast Conference
to lose key personnel to graduation.
"Everybody lost people," he says.
··orange Coast Is about the only team
with a lot of people back."
Geeden We•t KMcMe
W90.·Sal .. Nov 1t·Dec 1-AllJel()pe V•llev
Tourn1nwnt
Wed .. Dec. S-LA Pierce
Wed.-Sl l., DK. 12·15-Gotoen Wilt ColfeQe
Tournanwnt
Frl.-S.1 .. Oec. 21·?2-5eclvolH Tournamen1
Thur ·Sal., Dec. 27·~olle9e ol Deser1
Tournament
Sat .. Jin. S-.1 Com.01on•
Wed., Jan. 9-MI San An1on10'
Sat., Jan 12-1 Cetrllo••
W9d . Jan. lr-Qr•noe COH I'
Sat, Jen 19-11 Cvllf'IH'
Mon, J111. 21-Fullerton•
Wed., Jin. 2>-11 Saddleb9'11, •
Wed., J1n 30-Sa11t1 A111'
Sal., Feb. ~Ornc>IOll'
Wed , Feo. 6-at Ml San A11tonio'
S•I , Fet>. ~errltot'
Wed . Feb. 13-11 Orenoe COHI'
Sal., Feb 1.-Cvllf'eu·
Mon . Feb 11-•I Fullei'\on'
Wed . Fet>. »-S.dd1e1>1ct<'
WIC1., Feb 27-al Sant• Alie'
'denotn Soull'I Co.sl Confel'•nce 11ame All·
non-tournament oemn el 7.30 Pm.
Bigger crowds for Gauchos,
but competition tougher
Hamilton leads
Saddle.back into
South Coast circuit
~Saddleback College won't be play-
. g teams like Imperial Valley and
an Diego City College anymore.
nd that means Coach 8111 Brum-
el's Gauchos may not be playing 1n
tont of one-third full basketball
yms.
Jhe Gauchos open their first
ason as a South Coast Conference
fiam Friday night in the four-team
ollege of the Dcsen Tournament.
nd while Brummel has just one
~tarter back from last year's team, ~here is no shortage of sophomores on
is 1984-85 squad.
"From top to bottom the South
(:oast is tougher than the conference
tPacific Coast) we were in last year."
ys Brummel. "With the natural
· valries (Orange Coast, Santa Ana,
olden West, Fullenon) I hope we
n draw more people to the games."
Brummel has some good reasons
or wanting to show off his team. the
ost notable being 6-4 sophomore
uard Aleunder Hamilton.
Hamilton only played eight games
ast year. A fractured finger, suffered
uring the Santa Barbara Tour-
ament, sidelined the former Ver-
um Dci star for the season.
"Hamilton is the most talented
layer I've ever coached," says Brum-
et, who has also coached (as an
ssistant to Bill Mu lligan) Kevin
agec, Georae Turner and Artie
recn. "Hamilton has very good
~cchniquc and can be an awesome
F1efender.
1 "His offen~ive strength is passing
Blll Bra.mmel
and taking 1t inside where he can use
his great jumping ab1hty against gu ys
that are much taller." adds Brummel.
Brummel figures his first six play-
ers will be Hamilton and 6-0
sophomore Mark Dawson at the
guards. 6-5 Eric Cornly, 6-5 Mark
Thomas at forward and 6-6 Dan
Mulder or 6-6 James Carr at center
Mulder and Thomas averaged
about 20 minutes a game last season.
and Comly saw plenty of playing time
at Illinois State last season.
Thomas averaged 6.6 points per
game while Mulder averaged nearly
fi ve points a game in 1983-84.
.. Thomas showed flashes of
brilliance last year and is our most
improved player. He has worked hard
on the weights and especially on
cond1t1oning. I can't sa y enough
about his effon." says Brummel.
Carr has the least experience
among the Gauchos' front-line play-
ers. but hke Thomas, he has im-
proved dunn~ th e off-season.,
"We're trying to define his game
and ha ve him do fewer things but do
them more effectively.'' explains
Brummel.
Dawson played 1n 19 of Saddle-
back's 26 games last season and
averaged 4.3 points per game.
Among the newcomers are 6-6 can
Cunningham out of Loara: 6-10 Joe
Fish from Serra High in San Diego:.
Ralph Nau. a 6-0 guard who caught
Brummel's attention in a Saddleback
P.E. class: and James Taylor. a 6-1
guard who played at an Clemente
High three years ago
Saddleback openes the season in
the four-team Desert Tournament
Friday night at 6 against the Redlands
junior va rsit y squad.
S.~ck scMctuM
Frt ·Set No" 23·2t-<otle9e of Ille Duert
Tournam~t
Wed ·Set , No~ 21·0.C 1-Mooro•rlo. Tour
nament
Thur ·Sat . Dec 6·l-S.111e 8ar1>1ra Tour·
11emen1
Wed , Oec 12-Grou mont
Fri . Dec 1-P•!Omar
Wed ·Sal. Dec. lt·n-Rlv•,.l<M Tournemen1
S.1 , Je11 S-at Ml San Antonio' Wtd . Jen 9-<errlto,•
S.I., J•n ,,_, Orin~ COIW
Wed Ja n 1.-CVPf'Hl.
S.t . Jen. 1,_..t Fullerton•
Wed . Jen 2>-<;oto.n WHI'
Sit , Jan. 16-et Sanll Ant'
Wed , Jan »-Compton•
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Wed Ftt> ?<>-at Cotaen Wetl'
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Wed Fe«> ,,_,Compton
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Sunset League
basketball
schetjules
Edi.an
I.kc 4-7-\'alcncta Tournament lki. 8-al
Los .\Ito) De\. 14-<. ) press I home). ~
18-! 1-L• Qu1nt1 Tournament Del
27-!9-( ar60n (it) Tournament
Jan 5-al '( ap1strano Valle): Jan 9-lons
Beach " 1lwn <home I Jan 11-at \>.est·
minsta• Jan 16-Ckean \>1e"• lhome) Jan
l8-Hun11n1ton lkJch• (home). Jan !'-at
Fountain \'allc~ • Jan 15-\.1anna• lhomc)
Feb i-Y.l·~trn1mtcr-(homrl.·.Ft'b n-a1·
Ocean \ tl·"'• I ch 11-al Hun11ngton &arh•.
rt'b I '-hiunta1n \ ulln • 1homc). Feb 15-JI Marina•
Fountaln Valley
0<-l 1-'lcr' tit' lhomt"J Dec ..1-1-Baron
Tournament lkt 11 l 'i-Tournamt"nt ol
( h;imp1un~ l>..·l I 1J-<. umpl<>n thomcJ. rk'\.
1f>..1~-0rang( Op11nmt Toumamrnt
JJn ..1-PJ\JdcnJ fhomcl Jan !I-at \fo1r
Jan 11-at <>..can \1l·.,.• Jan lb-\lanna•
(home) Jan I Ii-al \>.-l"stminstcr9 Jan
~1-fdl\on• lhvml'I Jan 15-at Hun11ngton
&-ath•
h:h 1-Clu:an \It'>'• (hurnl' I h:h 6-al
Marina• I homt'I I l'h li-Wc~tmin)ler• (homl').
Ft"b I '-<11 Ld1'>un• t-l'h 15-H un11n~1on
Beath• !home)
HuntJn~ton Beach
LJ\.·l ..i.-.,_f-ountam \ allt•' T uurnamcnt
Lkt I -11-t..r 'Quinta Tuumamcnl l>et
~4-.11 Blair I I '"pm I
Jan 1-\.inta .\na \ alln lhumcJ Jan ~-JI
Lung fk>al h \\. 1lwn Jan Ii-al Glt:nd.ile Jan ~-lun1 Beath M1ll1 .. an 1homc) Jan 11-at
Manna Jan ln-\>.-estmmstcr9 lhomcl Jan
18-at tdt'ion• Jan !3-a1 Ocean \ 1cw• Jan
:?5-Fountain \ alle) •(home)
Feb 1-Mannd• lhomt'), Feb. b-at Wt'\t·
mmMcr9. Fch !I-Edison• (home). Feb
I 3-0c:can View• (honw) Feb. 15-at Foun·
lain Valle)•
Marina
Del ~-at MtS'itull \ieJo f>ct 7-lntnl
Chumct Oct II-at La .. c'>'ood l>et
13-15-\anta \1ana Opumt\t Tournament Del I ~-!!-l r~1nl' Tournament Dn
26-:?9-0rangc Op11m1~1 T ournaml'nt
Jan.9-~onora lhuml'J Jan I l-Hun11ng1on
Beach• (home) Jan 16-at fountain Valll")•
Jan 18-al Ou:an View• Jan 21-Wc'1-
mtnstcr9 Chomct. Jan 25-at Edison•
Fe.b. I-at Huntington Beach•. fch
6-Founta1n Valle)• thomcJ. Feb 8-0cl'.sn
View• (home) Feb 11-at \\'l'slmin~1er9 ft'b
15-(di~on• (home)
Ocean View
De1. I-at M1\s111n \ tCJO Dec ..1-7-Foun
tain \-allc\ Tournament. Dt-c 10.15-Tour
namcnt ot C hamp1u0\ Del' 19-1 ngle"Otid
lhumeJ Del W-11-.\rro\O C1randl" Tour
nament
Jan J-Litke"'ood 1home1 Jan. '1-l on§
Beach Poh I home I Jan. I l-Founu11n \ allc'
lhomc). Jan I h-.11 Ld1son• Jan I ti-Manna•
(home) Jan 23-Huntingtun Bcalh• (home)
Ian. !5-at Y.cs1m1ns1er•
Feb I -at f ountain Valle'• fl"b o-Ed1\on•
Chomc) 1-t'b K-Jt Marin .. • Fdi I "\-at
Huntington lka,h• Feb 15-~c\lmmstcr9
(homeJ
We•tmln•ter
Dec I -al Bol\J {,randc LX-1. 5-.tl Dand
H1lh. Det 7-at \fagnolia Del 10-14-~anta
.\na Tournamenl Del 18-2 I-Santa Barbara
Tournament D<"c !b·.29-0range Op11m1st
Tournament
Jan. 8-Lit Quinta {home) Jan I I-Edison•
(home): Jan l6-a1 Hun11ng1on Beach• Jan
18-Fountain Vallcy• (home). Jan. 23-at
Manna•. Jan 15-0cean V1t'w• lhomcl
Feb l-a1 Edison• Feb 6-Hunungton
Beach• (horn<") Feb 8-at Fountain Valle\•
Feb 13-Manna• !home). Feb 15-at Ocean View•
•d<"notes Sunset League game .\II non-
lournament and league games begin at 7 30 pm
.lh••odl a.I ..,..,.,...=-== tl.c\ inc .Sk.t .A.llocwion *1.11 offtt G vc.ski
tnps 10 Mammoth Mountain. bq,lnn1na w11h I
Ott 7.9 ellcul'\1on 10 the St. Anton Con·
Jomin1ums
Two-da> and thrtt-da) 1nps arc scheduled ~~'Sm pnl. Cost per pcnon ranan from $7~
A chanered rrchner bui w-111 depart 11 6 p.m.
Fnda)'$ and return on und1)'s. Included in the
package 1s beer en route to Mammoth and
wed.end shuttle serv1ct. Condominium 1c· comodauon~ include com plete kitchens. fire·
places, color 1elev.ts1on, linens. Jacuzzis. saunas
and swimming pools. .
Besides ' '\nton. aceomodallons will be
offered 11 the Mammoth Mounuun Inn (Apnl
1np) and C'hateau Blanc (January trip). ,
Space is hm11ed Pm11e bcdroo~double
()('cu pane) I arc offered on a fint<e>~ flt'St·
scr~ed bam Onl) 10 spots rcm11n for the
December tnp w-11h sleeper-sofa aa:omodat1ons
onl).
S1gnups will he taken 11 the the ski associ1-11on·~ Tue~ay m~ung at the El Capii&n
restaurant, Cuh er and Walnut, In lrvme.
Date~ for the remaining 1nps are: Jan. 11-13:
Feb. ~!-24~ March 7-10 and Apnl 19-21.
For more information. phone 660-385 I
Youth cro•• country meet
l'rl··rl·~1i.1ra11on for the c;ighth annual Irvine
Youth Cross Count) Meet will continue through ~c<lohda). Dec. 5
Bo)) and girls. ages 7-14. can sign up for a $2
ll'r dnd run distances ranging from one-half 10
111ol1 mile\. depending on their age
fhc meet 1\ ~I for Sunda' Dec Q at noon at
In inc High '>chool ·
Rt>g1\tra11on "'II be accepted at the Irvine
( ommunll) <)er, ices Ot-panment and at all six
In tnl' t0mmun11) parks Deeriield. Harvard.
Hentagr. "'onhwood. Tunic Rock and Umvcr·
rn\
ba\-0f-1hc-mcc1 rcg1wa11on will be accepted
tor a i4 ll'c
The 10pe1gh1panic1pan1s1n each d1v1S1on will
rl'l'CI' ca nbhon and will qualify 10 compete in
thr Orange ( ount) Finals set for Jan. 5. also at
lrHnl· High
I-or more information. phone 660-3639
Winter ba•ketball lNIJJe•
A.pphcauimLJUc.now being accepted for the
Fountain Valle> Recreauon Dcpanmenl's Win· ter liH•-man ba~ketball leaguc~.
Team roster!> arc being accepted on a lirsl·
comc. lirst·-.cned basis at the c11y'$ rccreauon
dcpanment, 10200Slater Ave .• through Ott. 14
Fee 1sS200 per team and must be submitted in
the lorm of a monc) order or cashier's check and
made pa) able 10 the Cll) of Fountain Valley.
Leagues will be d1' 1dcd into D <Tucsda)'S), C
1Wedncsda) ~)and B (Thursdays) categoncs
Roster!> arc h m 11ed to I::!. players, 18 years old
and O\t'r.
For . more informauon. phone 963-8321 .
<'\tension 25 7
Boogie Bodyboard conte•t
The eighth annual Tn Counties Morey Boogie
Bodyboard Con test and fiflh annual Cold Water
C!arnc bod) surfing contest will be held Satur-
da). Dec 8 at ArTO}O Burro Beach in Santa
Barbara
The bod)board contest will be hm11ed to
More) Boogie bod}boards and bod)'suriing
l1m11cd 10 ( hurch11l sw1mfins Both wall be
a'a1lable on the beach for tho~ who wish to pan1c1patc
Entry fee for one e"ent 1s S4 and S6 for both
events.
For add111onal 1nforma11on. phone (619) 439-0900
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Newport Harbor'• Andrew Law90n (6) look• Tichy (top), and Sallor Cameron Thomp90n
for help agalnat Corona del Mar'• Gary (2) goea out to guard agalnat Tichy (bottom).
SAILORS SINK CdM 14-9, WIN CIF TITLE ••.
From Cl
Jon Elhott added a goal and Doug
O'Donnell was solid at two meters.
Lawson ·was especially efTect1ve,
taking possession on e"ef') spn nt.
wtth his defense against Oedmg and
key founh-quaner steals.
The Sea K.rngs (24-4) played the.Sea
View League champions even
through a half. but they paid a pnce
with Oed1ng m foul trouble. and the
ea Kings· star spent all but the last 50
seconds of the third quaner on the
bench.
The Sailors took ad,an1age with a
1-0 spun to gain control through the
scoring efTons of Mon1gomel) from
outside w11h a man up. then b)
~lanlcy. thank.s-to O'Donnell's assist.
Two more goals in the early stages
of the founh quaner by Stanley. then
Elholl. and 11 was all but over with an
11 -6 lead and bul'4:0J remaining.
"We had "'a> too man) turnovers
m the fim half." said Barnett. and we
changed our ofTense a lntlc.
"We s1anec! dm 1ng from the
wings. but "e went 10 the outside
more m the second half and tned to
watch the fouls.··
Thompson "as also on the side~
Imes wnh Oeding, and the two ·
eventually fouled out with 53 seconds
left. a stalemate between the two, but
a monumental advantage for the
Sailors.
"Lawson's defense was JUSt great.''
said a soaking wet Barnell after taking
his customar; v1ctOI') dip.
"We put him on (Steve) Schroeder
firR then when we felt they had to go
to Oeding to score. "e put him back
On Oedmg ...
A disappointed Coach John Va'J'ls
said 1n reality the loss of Oeding
didn't hun that much (the Sailors
went from 7-7 to 9-7 m that span).
"They JUSI started making less
mistakes and we staned pressing, ..
said Vargas.
Vargas didn't ha.,,e~much 10 sa).
but his brother. Olympian Joe Vargas
did. "Hey." said the older Vargas.
''They had my brother outmanned
I 00-1. He dtd a great job ...
The ailors' momentum was defi-
nitely on an up-beat as the fou nh
quarter began and Corona wa!> never
to seriously challenge after that.
Barnett admitted he was surpnsed
that 14 goals would be scored m 1 he
first half and said much ofll could be
attributed to "jilters ...
Corona mm given the Sailors all
they could handle. thanks to a vef')
light defense and three goals each b~
Oedins and junior Jason Likens. The
Sea Kings slowed 11 down consider-
ably in the third quaner with Oeding
out, and whatever momentum that
had been generated by some standout
play by Oeding. Gary T ichey. Likens
and !)chrocdcr. among other'
seemed to drain awa)'.
"It was a fantastic second-halt
effon:· Barnell said.
Although the~ bkw a 7-5 lead m tht•
last 35 seconds. Harbor wa!> fortunatl'
to salvage a tic ltt halftime.
The Sea Kmgs had a 12-9 ad van-
tagc m turnovers and were getting
good defensive play from all hands.
But Campbell. the Sailors· goalie.
worked h1m selftnto focus ~Ith three
standout sa' es -once when a man
down. once lo slop an Oedmg inside
shot while wide open. and onC'e to
negate a back-handed ofTenng.
Benedict's three second-penod
goals came from the left. twice "Ith
man-up situations.
Corona del Marconnecled on just l
of 10 in the' decisive second half and
wasn't able 10 score until 2.27
remained-with the a1lor!l 1na firm
command at 11-8.
Army in bowl picture,
but Navy comes first
PHILADELPHIA (AP)-The last
time Army was considered for a bowl
invitation. the country was at war.
The year was 1967, and Sugar Bowl
offi cials had their eyes on a 7-1 Cadet
team.
But word came up from the
Pentason: no bowl games while
Amencans were fighting in Vietnam.
Not long after the announcement, all
the sugar bowls disappeared from the
U.S. Military Academy mess hall in
West Point, N.Y. •
The bowls reappeared a day later,
stacked in a neat pyramid .
wan t 10 have ...
Navy 1s coming ofTa 38-21 upset of
South Carolina.
"Navy has everything going for
them." Young said. "They JUSt beat
the number two team in the nation
Both teams have a lot at stake in this
game, I think that's the difference I
think before JUSt one team had
somethi ng at stake."
.c\rmy has beaten Navy once in 11
years -by a 17-14 score 1n 1977-
an<l was blown out 42-13 last year 1n
Pasadena's Rose Bowl, a short-lived
attempt to move the ~me around thl'
country. The teams tied 3-3 m 1981
E x -ar ea poloists lead Bucknell
And two weeks later, Army lost to
Navy anyway. By the time the United
States got out of Vietnam, Army's
team had trouble breaking .500. let
aJong attracting bowl scouts.
Earlier this year, the city of Phtla·
delphta announced an agreement 10
t>ring the game back here where it ha~
been staged almsot every year since
World War II. The pme will be
played at Veterans Stadium in at least
seven of the next eight years.
Laya\vay
for
Christmas
No Payment•
for 90 deya
•WITH
THIS ~D
f ormer Corona del Mar High
<il:.indoul polo1st DaH~ Perelstem and
cx-\1anna High s1ar Tim Parsons
ha' l' helped Rucknell Un1vers11y 10 a
third-place finish m the recent East-
ern lntcrcollcg1a1e water polo cham-
p10nsh1ps at West Point.
l'crclc;1ein. a 1981 graduate of < d~I "as a co-captain of the Buck-
nell team which finished the regular
sca<,on "11h a 16-5 record. i\ four·) Car
lcucrm.in m water polo and swim-
ming wa\ one of Bucknelrs top
dcfcns1H pla~ers. but he scored 15
goal'> and added 17 asmts as a Junior.
He ~cored 16 goals and had seven
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assists this past season
Parsons. a JUn1or. scored 15 goals.
Bucknell competed against Brown.
Nav). Richmond. Iona. Sltppery
Rock. Harvard and Washington &
Lee in the Eastern ch'ampionships.
In the tournament. Bucknell beat
R 1chmond. I 3· 5 but lost to Na v-.,.
17-8. Na"> captured the chani.
p1onsh1p.
USC signs three
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Three
hiih school basketball playe rs -
Mike Canada, Jeffiy Connelly and
Rich Grande -have signed tellers of
intent wi th the Uni versity of
o uthern California dunng the early
signing period. the S<'hool announced
Wednesday.
'
But its bowl prospects have re·
surfaced.
Though bids don't go out until this
weekend. Army Coach Jim Young
said Tuesday that the 6·3· I Cadets are
bound for a bowl, their first in 95
years of football.
Re{>OrtS have matched Army with
Mich1pn State in the new Cherry
Bowl in the Pontiac, Mich., Silvcr-
dome Dec. 22.
Youn&. in Philadelphia for a lunch-
eon welcoming the Army-Navy game
back to its traditional home. said
only: ··w e pl~ on going to a bowl."
But first comes Navy, 4-5· I, 1n a
game far more important than any
bowl.
"This is our season," said Young,•
whose team set six school records last
Friday in a 45-31 victory over
Montana in Tokyo. "Even though
we've had success. we need to beat
Navy to have the kind of season we
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AltO recld A~ 91Ue, ~ AM Clift,
Mni. Kio, SUrllY A Cll, T• Mtrll, ~ OnFlrt,Hlr~
Time; 17,91
pco..o 1t•ce. •OO vercts.
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Tlttf Te Ml•• !& Gerdel 6 40 • 00
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I( r. T,,. Cllen9t Time: 2o.26. n DAIL y oouaLI (6• I) Hid ISO'° U 8XACTA I 1-6) Otld IQeJO
TH ... O RACI. 350 ver<IS.
JIJOltM Jet Cnlclo (Tr") 7310 1UO uo
L• LI Lvcv (Mltcl\elll 4 40 3 00
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F1vorlt1.
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.Atw reelel Prlnct Of Hee~tft. Sfl#ro N
Erv. Jt llv Juuer, FIYlllO P1tltm, Allvt
Wire. Fle ming C11
Time. 1123
11 IXACTA (IO·el 011<1 tS26.10
P'IP'TH RACI. •OO ver<ls
Ovno DOil IH Gerti•> 910 4 IO 2 '° ComHnce tctime 11rtllurtl S 10 310
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AltO rectel Marcus Duorff, Cl'lllrdulno
Cl1!ceoo FIH l1, Torr-., On oe>ln CllOC·
Olete, Or Corev, Comeon Torn
Time: 1033 •
S2 IXACTA U·l l oeld '300.
SIXTH ltAC•. 170 verels.
F'"' MIClllV (Hermon) 10.IO •. oo , 40
Mr Colfex Lerk (P.ull111) 3 20 2 IO
Jonnv S.v' """ (Mllcnettl 3 40 AIM> reet<t Welk On Air, MlllOUOlllOOO,
Tl1rM Wild Cllenc.n, lltfleic Action
Time: •S . .O.
12 IXACTA (4·S) pelel 141.40.
SIVI NTH llAC•. lSO ver<li
El S.DO Moro (CfH91r) 14.00 4 40 3 00
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A a.our no 80tl'IOtr <Cerdott) 2 IO
AIM> rect<I Ceorl Tiger. Der-IVOl'V
Ju11 A Or11m Aw1v, E11v Femt. ltlO Llt..e
Lff. Hemotn VIII•
Time. 1717
U EXACTA !2·61 011<1 '3740.
llGHTH ltACI. 400 v1rel\
Hv E11v ·J•v tcerdozel 6.60 4.00 2 80
,Sunny And Mild (Wero) 6.60 3 40
Ru Gowe Ber (H Gere~> UO
Alto rectd SI\ 8 ua An Ac ... Mv Et h
Leov. Fly UCkl<IV SPiii, So Sunnv
Time 20 .U
U ,.ICK SIX (1·10+4·2·21 pel<I '36760
wllll 64 wlnnfno llcto.ets (four llor"•)
Cerrvovtr DOOi' 139,131.70.
NINTH ltACI. 300 verO\
Ca~ II Cllerl\me (Herl) 32 • .0 2 .0 2 10
Lotw Ee" (Hermon) 1.0 1 20
Lllme!Oose !Bero) 9 40
AIM> raced .t.mtlou\ Ali.c.11, CaSllCln
Av• Dirt, Oii POPDV, Go On Holmt,
Sudden Slt0t
Time; IS.67
S2 aXACTA (2·6) Pl lO \1180
TENTH llACIE. 3SO vero1.
Beourno An~ !Floutroel 73 00 9 00 s 80
lleretv So (Lecktv) 3 .0 3 00
Jt ll BIQ\le\I (Mvle\) 3 .0
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R1c:h9irt. Jlmmvs GIVHWIV, Mr MIM>nrv
Tim•· 18 21
U IEXACTA 11·11 oeld 1103 00
Allt ndanct 1,715
HolvwMd P1rtc
WEDNESDAY'S ltESUL TS
( 11'11 If 37 ·div tMreutNwed mMtllltl
FtllST RACIE. 6 furlong,
Serno<1 <Lozov11 1100 a.a 400
Woolv Nan (Lionem l l6 40 I .0
NauentY Nelle (811c1< I 3 40
AllO receo Sellv WOUIO F "' Miu
LtlOt r Creehvt PurtuH Re•""' EHi
1(1n Men1v11•1 DOii Z1.1lem1
T•me 113 • s
SECOND RACI. Ont mite
Cechume cSlt>llle ) 9.00 S .0 l •O
MJ1ml Kiel (Mllll ll 70 S 40
B111 Hill To Cl+ml> (McCarron) 3 40
Al\O rac•O Summ1I LHCler Cat's GOl<I·
t11 Bur Rovel ''ton FrH Me.e,1v Pfenh
Grenoe Mr Me• Rote N1v1r Nellvt
8 r•cl .. , Benklm
Time 140
U DAILY OOU8LI !t· 121 oei<I IS9 00
THtttD RACE. 6 t11r1or191
C1tl1'' Girl 1s11vtn1> 110 410 2 80
Mertne Ellz11>1tll <Toro> 4 40 2 60
ASICllll Bte (Pedroll) 3 00
Alto rtcl<I Tootlt W111en. Cermet•
Ktv LOMU< Ac•·· .t.POtll, SmUQ911no
Time, Onllnart. Hero's DOii, Fo111·1 Vic·
torv. Bertfla .t.
Time 1 12 3 S
55 E XACTA 112· Ill Pl lO S70.SO
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l •Ov Of Ren"' (LOZOvt) 14 00 • 40
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GOklln Toi, Greno1·i POOllev
Time· 112 1/S
lS EXACTA 16·71 Pl lCI '3SS.OO
FIFTH RACE. 6 lurtones
Tht Bllltl l(IO (H1wltvl 100 4 00 3 80
Ern1• IC1no (Orteoel 1 00 S 10
A Momeni In Tirnt (Merel 610
Also reud Sellfno W111 Frencn Mai·
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Timt 111 VS
SS EXACTA 17·61oelel 114000
SIXTH RACE. One mite
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8ec"I09 !Sttll\lf') I• 20 12 60
Ouc Le Due IHewtevl S 40
AIH reteO Trff Runner Bomoev lier
tender 8encllie1fl. Ovnemo Ooc. Alf
Foret Two, Sleo1 R•l•n Ill.
Tlmt 1.39 •1S
U EXACTA 12·51 oel<I "'4 SO
SEVENTH ltACI. One mllt
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Pro1ec1 Yourseff (Hensen> 310
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Bnu ""'1 Allrl Del ll1vo Men
Timt 131 I s
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CIOUdl D1U9nllr IMcHr11l •S 60 20 40 S 20
LvoherO'i La<lv (Toro> .) 40 210
Lovt Mt Trut (Tt11lre) 3 20
Also rectd Lillle Mtt<IOw Trutv Solen·
010 Sflv llrldt MasM>tell N1n') Tur11 To
Star
Tlmt i '3
SS EXACTA !6·1l Dlld ...0100
NIN'TM ••Cl. ' I " m<tll on turf Fl>ls ~.., (llleckl 2040 7IO H O
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TtnnelHI ""' (Toro) J 00 Also tecld Lo.cleel 0.Ctt, Jutlll'' Prlclt
k tno1ldlr. $DM<fl Tilt Moll Ot1trm<M<I
Time l '3,
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Denver 10 , m
0•11• , 1 -4
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Clevllen<I 1 11 .Ol3 7
WMMsMY'I 9artt
I.A Lall'" un. Ptlotlli• 97
Oetlvtr I 12, LA Cll9Mn 10.
&osion 13S, GolCltrl Stet• 91
Wtslllnoton '7, K.e nsu Cllv 91
Ntw Vorll 109, Cleveland 101
Pnil•OllPllla 112. tn<fl•n• 107
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Ntw York et 0.tro.t
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Got<ltn Stell II Ctevelen<f
Prlll•<lllPlll• .. "'-1• Houston II Ut111
CfllcetO 11 Sffttll
Ulltn 102. SUM '7
LA LAKlltS ( 102) -Sc>r!ni 3-• <>-O 4.
Wortll., 6·13 6·1 11, ADdul·Jeooer 6-11 3-J
15, Coootr 5• 12 1·1 13, E Jol\nlOn 6-10 IHI
12, KuPChek 0-0 0·2 0, WllkH 0-4 0-0 0, 8.
Scott 9· lS J-t 21. lit1mbls l·S IHI 2,
McACloo 7-1 1-1 IS. TOii .iS a -n 1S·22 102 ~OINIX (97) -Nenu 1'-23 2-s '°·
Plttmen 1 • l 0-0 2. Adefn' 3· 1 0-0 6, Holton 4· 13 J-4 1 l, Macy 3·1 2·2 I, ECIWlfdt S-1
4·5 1•, LUCll 1·2 2·2 •. Humo!W'lel 2·5 IHI
•. Jones I·• 0-0 1. A Scott 0-I o-o o. Fo.ier
2·iO 0-2 6 Totets· 41 ·14 13·10 f7
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AnhtJ-\.cn AngN\ 22 CE JOl'mon I ),
f>Mtnlx JO !Macv 9l To"I foutt-l.os
Anoelll II. Pfloenl • 20 T Kflnl·
c1ts-£<1wer<1"
Alltn0enc1 -12,671
Nuwm m. CMppers 106
OINYllt (112) -Enollsn 11·23 S-7 27,
Nell ll-116·1 32, C000tr •·12 S-6 17, Ll'Ylt'
l·TS o-o 16, Dunn I·• 0-0 2. l'urM' f:4 0-0
4, Henr!Tk 3·5 0·2 6. tuei l·I 0-0 2, Ev1n1 3·1 0-0 6 To .. ls; .,.,. 16·23 112
LA CLl"Eltl ( 106) -M. Jol'lnson
11-18 7·12 29, Wllltt 1·20·01, Oo111ICIM>n
3·7 0·2 6 Nixon t· 19 l-• 19, Smith I· 13 •·• 10 C1tCll1119S 0-0 1·2 1, W1tton l·S 0-0 2.
Br1dolm111 I · 12 1·2 17 W1rr1cll 0-2 2·2 2,
Goroon 1·3 O·O 2. c ... 1·1 4·4 6 Totel' ., •• , 21-32 106
S<-by °"'"'" o.tlvtr 21 26 29 29-112
LA CllD91rs 29 21 31 2~106
Foutl<I out-.. one ll11>oun<1s-<>enver
S2 (Nett 16), LOI A~~ CO-lclson 11)
Au1111-0.nver 31 <Lever Ill. Lcn Al'IOllH
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""""' 16 TecMlcell..-()onef<lson. Wetton AlltManc.1 -6..UO
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Blrmlno111m 1111no1, "' ldeno Sr • Marvlanel
vs K1nws. Oreoon vs Alesi.1·Ancllor11111.
IUctoy WIU•ems Cllnlc e l Atlenta !Clar1t
Coll vs Ftorlell •&M Norfolk SI "' w
V1r91nla T ICM Virginia vs Providence a1 Honolulu
Houston Beotlsl a r Ar1Zort1, Trinity, r. .. ,
11 81oitor OevKIM>n 11 Ct1am1neoe UtiCI 11
Cor"'" Ertto1n1 e t FU<"men, Ptoolr<llnt •'
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Tlf'n Ne .. •O•·LH Veoes ., Ntveda·Rtno
Moreen St II New Ml•iCO, C-11·
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El Pell, IOaho et UCLA. Nortllrl<IOI St 11
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Las Veg11 3 0 1000
LA LIZlt'\ J ' 7SO
Sen D1eoo 3 ' 7SO 1
Tecoma i J 2SO 2 1
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Ktl'ISl\C••~ 0 3 000 3
Delles 0 s 000
Eat'9nl~
SI LOUii 4 0 1 000
Mln""°te l I 7SO
Plttsourgt1 , 1 667 ' , Belllmor• ' 1 soo 2
Cosmos ' 1 500 2
Cltvtllno I , l3J 2 ' Ch•CIQO ' 1 333 2 J
T..,._.s G.tmlS
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1\lln<lsl KO'CI Tlm Herris <SKrementol tn
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12+2
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id:A!eS ful
of questions
in 1984-85
Illlnois,DePaul
Indiana, Ohio St .
among the powers
8 )' fie Auodaled Preti
The M1dw~t basketball s.cmc an 1984-85 1s a land~ape filled with
qucsuons W1 ll the son ~uandcr tus
tnhentancc" Will a pair of 7-0 Wc'it
German brothers pla) out their
sibling r1\'8lr) In front or thousands?
Will the~ find 011 in Oklahoma this
time out
The son is ~Paul basketball
Coach Joe) Mc) er, "ho takcs o"cr
from father Ra) at the small Catholic
un1vers1t) under the "el.. track\
whert' thc nation's No I ranking and
earl) round ~C ~ tournament
losses ha' c ione hand-in-hand in
recent )ears
But after 42 seasons at the helm of
the Blue Demons' program, Ra} ·s
leg.ac) also includes fo ur returning
starters. including a.uard K,nn) Pat·
terwn and forv.ard T) ronc Corbin.
and S<nsa11onal m.th man Dallas
Comeg)'s.
Last year. that collection of
thoroyghbreds finished 27.3 and
carried the old man's dream of one
more Final Four appearance to the
semifinals of1he M1dv.es1 regional.
This year. according to some
preseason rattn&s. the} could wall\ the
final mite can')1ng Joey
'There 1s no wa~ an }onc succeed-
ing Ra~ Me~er can hope to achieve
what he did so rm not concerned
With matching his accomphshments''
said Joe) ofh1s father. who retired as
the fifth -winningest D1v1s1on I coach
in college basketball history. "People
wonder "hat l 1nd of coach I'll be. I
can"t honcstl) answer that since r
don't kno" ho"" I'll react in a ymc
situation.'"
Some of those s11ua11ons will be
predictabl) tough ones. with defend-
ing national champion Georgetown.
runner-up Houston and Lous' 1lle on
CXPaul's 111ncraf)
So are Notre Dame. Marquette and
Dayton. three other mdepcndent
Catholic un1vers1t1es 1n the M1dv.cs1
Freshman guard Da' 1d R1,ers \\111
Wayman TlMale
add the ball-handling skills and
oumde shoottn& so notably deficient
and could make this the best Irish
squad 1n years. Marquette wtll pin its
hopes on ~Paul transfer Walter
Downing filling out his 6-foot-9
frame and equally l&f¥ potenuaJ.
\\htlc Da)ton b1rman Dave Colbert
v. 111 be asked to carry the Flyers'
attack on his wide shoulders.
Illinois figu res to come out on top
of the Big Ten Conference and near
the top of e'er) body's preseason list..
thanks to return~ Efrem Winters, a
6-9 forv.ard who bnngs ~lhant
1nd1v1dual talent to the Ilhm's team
concept, and 6-3 guard Bruce
Douglas.
Center George MontgomeT) isonl)
6-9. but he com~ off t\\.'O yea.rs of
lcad1°'lhc. kaiue in .rcboundl.D.J-A.nd
1f C'oach Lou Henson needs stte, he
can call on a pair of transplanted 7-
foot West Germans. Jens Kujawa and
Olaf Blab
Olafs older brother. t.:~c. mcan-
" h1le. ~111 be pla~1ng JUSt do"'m the
road at Indiana. scrnng up a renewal
of the one-on-one games the two
started ~ears ago and thousands ot
miles av.e).
Georgetown is
'clearly No. 1'
Ewing a nd Hoyas
tops in the east
and in the country
By Tbe Auoclaled Press
Pm three lOachcs 1n the Big East
Confercn{c ~ho ha'e bad the bullol
their ~C .\.\ pla}ofT team\ lrom last
season and are mcludcd 1n man)
preseason Top 20 ranking\
J1m Boehc1m of \\rJl U!>c!. Luu
Camesccca '01 _ t Jnhn·, Jnd Rollie
Massimino ol \ 1llano' J are th<' thrce
men "'ho fa ce a maJor roadhlnck a\
the1rteam!I' 1e for the Big East tllle -
defending national and lOnte-renu·
champion Georgeto" n
Tht' Ho~as. \\ho rcsistered a
school-record 3J 'ictoncs aga1n'>t
three lossc last ~car return eight of
11 lettermen and 4 percent of tht>1r
ofTensl' from last <'a,on. "hen the'
v.alked off the )....1ngdomc c1,un a~
r hamproM after bcat1n~ Hou~ton
84-~s
Oftht eight rc1um1.·e'> -1001 t~o
u me .\ll-~mcm·an ~l"nta Patncli.
f\\tn8 ~tand~ 1n a cl.iss h~ him~df
Guard<. Fred Brn" n .in.J (rent'
m1th '>'Cf\' lust to gradu:1tlon Jnd
,ophomorc for~ a rd \he ~ad
C:lraham. "ho C3"4.'d 1hc rd'<'Undtn~
load on [\'In@.. "'II c.1111u11ht' ~a'>1•n
for J\.ldl'm1t· rca.,nnc.
.. (,corgcto" n 1Hk'arh '1q1 I in the
\OUntn .. 801.·hc1m 'Mlh.J Otlcn\l\t'·
'' t'\l'l"\t1ne '' 03, k and \11u hJ\\' to reah1d.1r.1h.tm didn't plJ\ that mu\ h
until l.itc 1n the ~~·a<,cin I ht'' ·11 ht
bl'tll'f tht'> \{'Jr th.in IJ\1 \\'JI
[\\IO{l kd {•t'llll~eto"n·, h.11Jnccd
attack last '"ar "1th .1 11' J-poin1
a'eragc and ht• '"II be 1111n\d JF-a1n h~ JUnlOr\ l>J\ Id \\ tnl{,1t1.• 11 ~
po1n1' per gamt' and '111.hacl JJl
\on II) ~
C1eorg~town < nai...h John Thomp-
~un "'111 ha"e t~u t:tles to defend this
\l'Jr and other cuache\ ha\C had
iruutilt' ~1th ho1h
The last tt"am from the Eut to win
the na11onal champ1onsh1p was La
')alle 1n I QSJ. and no team ha!.
repeated a\ '( \ .\ champ since
l CL.\ in 14"'1 '-<.) team has e'er
rl'rx·a1ed as Big East c~amp1on in 1hc
u1n tC'rcnL c · .. sn ., ear e'\1stence.
'\\c'rc ta~ing this step b~ step "
Thump<,0n said '"It's the Big East
first. then the nauonal cham-
p1on.,h1p ·
"It'' poss1 blc 1 hat Georgctov. r
i.(luld he '-o I 1n the countl") and ~l'
:: tn thc Big £a\I · '1ass1mino said
I fohn\ \.\Ill he shO\.\C3S1ng old
Jnd nc"' pla~l'r'• The Redmcn will be
kd b' E\lomg\ gold-medal l'
Ol,mp1L tea'Tnmate Chm \.1 ulltn and
Junior collegc phenom \\alter Bern
~1ulhn a'craged ~~ 4 po1ntc. on, ..
percent shooting la<;t ~car a .. he sharC'd
lOnlcrencc PJa,er of the 'I ear honor<..
"'th E"'1ng &m "a'a 1untl'rlolkti<'
\11· \mcncan ..11 San Jacinlll Teu.,;
\illano'a "ill lean ht•a,1h ,.,
'K.'n1or tor-ward Ed PinL lOC). "h •
3\cragcd 15 4 point' and "'1; r
~'und" l~\\t -.ca\on ~\fal u<..c "111 u';
thr ranle.JJlllc l)I 'ophnmore gua r..!
P".l'nl' ·Pearl' \\a\h1n~1,mand lh\·
1.khl J IC ... h\lllt 1 n~ IOU\ h 1)1 Rat al
\,IJ1,,1n t'' m0un11t' .:hartzr .111hc Big
[ J\l 1111!:
I he other ll'<' member\ of thc 81f
l a't -8l"ll1n C ollcg<' < 1'nnec11cu1
P11t<>burgh l'r<n 1denH and '\cu•
Hall -•u't ,i.in·t ha' c the pla,cr<.. • '
li~hl 1, r th( tnp d11 iswn
In thl' \llJnt1, ll. Tt"mplc ~hid
"''n< undcka1t•d in l.'<'nferen,c pl.i'
IJ't \\'J\Pn h.i., hel'n rntihcd lhl'
ta1or ll aµ1n d,•,p11c rhe loc,, 111
J \'r:On\I .... t.in\~Uf\ and J1r1
\1~ l OUll.hhn
Dallas hopes for holiday
feast at Patriot~' expense
By~ Auoc:lalH Ptt11
Thant.. "inf. l>.a' trad111,malh
ha b«n l da\ the nallll'!I ( O"-b<l\\
fe~ t on the11 -....u1on.al Foothall
Lt ue brtthrt'n
Dallu 1 I~ l l on tht' 11 d111onnl
hohda) me at home 1nclud1n1
'l<'tOne· on 1hc la 1 four Than II.~ 1,
nd the fo\\tx)H ha'e donr 'm
¥rCll v. 1th the leOo\ t'~ Tht\ art I c,. I
1n pmc •lkr Than~' '1na
The ho t Cov.bo' hof'.l(thercd-hot
cw [n land f>atnoa ~<'Pml'
1nothcr "turke\" toda' ({ hann('J .i at
I p.m.l
.. Thcrt 1~ dcfimtc1' a d1~d' an\aiC
for 1 team to tr'l\cl ht'~ pamcularl"
1f 1t hu to come a Ion -...11, h\..l' '""
tn .ind." \a1d Dalla' Coach fom
L:andr' 'h ' tC\ugh to tr 'cl 1n thr
middle or tht "C'tk \ ,,u ft'alh onh I
ha\C \lnC lll\ lll pr~KtH.'e ..
Hov.r' cr the Patriot\ will come
•nto 1 r\a\ \tad1um on a roll. ha' in~
ACln three of 1hc1r laM four pmc\
under ne" t oach Ra~ Btm. 1nclud·
1ng 1 ~0-t., rout of lndtanaPoh last
\unda'
In thl' othrr "'lrl same toda)'. lhc
(;f'C'(n. Ba> P& ken rene._. t~1r
Thank'iJ'1n Ch) nvaJt) ""'th he
l)(tro1t Lion' nccdiQ& 1 vtt't.Or) to
ll"\'I' then 1,hm DI• otrhopc ahvc
Th<' rt' uracnt Packen. who have ~ ~m tht•1r l.rn lour \i1t1onal Football
l c. uc pmc . \1111 art payina thr
rrn.:l' tor their \lov. \tart this sea.son < 1r{"('n ~' come'> mto toda)''\
samt• at Dcti-011 ft hannel 2 at 9:~0
:i m. I v. 1th a S· .. rt'C'ord and trail the
~--4 l hl(ll o Bear\ b} thrtt full a.amc\
in thl' ti\\" tor the 'J-< ( entflll
pl\ l'>ll'n tlllt
t
C6 Orange Cout DAIL,;V PtLOT/Thur.Oay, November 22, 1984 -----
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COMeLEtE NYSE COMP.OSITE TRANSA.CT.IONS, C7 ~..._-~~~~~
Small businesses' attitude
and.mood unusually upbeat
T h e sam e holds true with individua ls.
and that 's the w ay the public voted
By JOHN CUNNIFF ., ............... , ..
"l[ \.\ ) ORt-.. -.-\ focJtnOtl' to t ill·
H'lt·nt l"lcc11ons tome'> from .. un C\'
ol u1n .. umer and hu\1nc'' .1111\udl·'
th..it 'h~'' .\mcm·an'> ..ire 1n jl\
.unu\uall) uphc:it, npanc,1,c. r onli·
UL'lll mood about thl· L·t·onum'
It I'> a mood that seem<, tu dl'I~ thl·
L'l'Onum1c land mines. \Ut h .is tht· h1g
hudgct ddic1t. thL' hcdragglcd t0n·
d111un of '>Ontl' linannal 1n\t1tutmn'
..ind the threat ol a h1g 1krl1nc 1n 11lw
value of thc doll.tr
Ju.,t l\\O \ear' attn enw1ging from
one 111 th<.:· \\Or'>t rctl'S'>l<>n" ol thL'
tcntun. people Jn· telling '>UrH·~m'>
that thn fet•I good Jhuut thl·1r "'alkt'>
and pockethlx1k, and that thl'\
e\pcl t thL· frchng to l'on11nm·
11 llot•\n't rcqum· a kap of l11g1t to
-.hcl1L'\ r that thl' gooll kl'11ng' might
ha' r hccn tran~latt·d in tu 'otl's fur
Prc'>llknt Rea~an
B' the '>tan,ol I 1~t;-l. <tt~·ording to a
I 'n1,cr'>ll\ ol M1ch1gan tonsuma
-
New entry in the field
svn c' :7'the h1ghes1 prorlOmun ol
1amil1l'' 111 rnorc th.in .:.i dclac.k
r-t:portL·d th<tl their tinann.11 \ltua11on
h!1' I 01 f)fO\l'd ..
Nut onl\ h.1d 1he1r financial rnn·
d11111n 1mpro\L'd 1am1liL'S 1old thl'
\Ur\l·~or\. hut thl') 1nd1l'ated thl')
wc1r at·utcl\ awafl' of 11 mon· 3\.\iHl'.
':JIU lhL' \l1i.h1ga11 '.>Uf\ L'~l)f\, than 111
Jn\ 111hn ren Hel\ 1n thrl'<.' lkcadl''>
\11111·0,l·r tlw '1amil1L''> '>aid thn
kit guHrnmL·n1 had a lut to do "'"h
tht• 1mpro't'mL·n1. and the '>Uf\l'~Or\
r<.·g1,tl..'rl'll thL' grL'alt'<;l n>nlidcnll' 1n
~o' L'rnmcnl 1nl1a11on and_1oh pohnL'"
1n ,1 dnadl'
-'11utha '>llf\l'\. th" one b) thl'
'at1o nal I L'dL·ration of lndcp<.·ndl'nt
Rti'>lnt'''· .. ho"''> that 'mJll bus1nesw.,
haH· 1ega1nl'd 1hr1r op11m1s m. thl•1r
hL•aJth and to a great !-'Xte nt their
\'ea Ith
l>unng the th1rd-quartcrof1hc )Car
thL' 'mall bu!l1nC'.>!IC) c\pandcd their
\\Orktorl'l· at a near-record pace. wcrc
forcL·d tu borrow kss 1n thr short· r
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A technician at Kodak's Spin Physics Dlvlalon lo San Diego
checks a floppy disk for small computers that the company
will make .available in a variety of standard sizes and
formats, including both the newer blgber-denslty product.
and micro size diskettes. Kodak bas announcedJts entry
into the disk market.
.. OvER THE CouNTER
Bid 2~11t. n ~ 1t~ ,,~
ll 1 l~ 1i~ 14' ~: .. ~ ' ..
)2 ~ • 21 312 J1 211~ " .. ' I '• 14 ?~.:6ij·: 1. I Jr; ' '• ,,... r '• ., •2'• ~~ ~; ~·~: 6 ... 'J ~'-g'• I I o • • ., ; .,~
J:: i I ,, ' ,, 1 1 • 1a·~ I · H~ 1 .,
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l, ~ ' t .. .. ,. I I 11 T •• tt tL
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tl·rm markets and t:>.panded tht'1 r
plan<1 to 1mpro'<.' ph)\1cal plant and
equipment
~l·<.·ording to Profl·ssor Willian
Dunl..clberg of Purdue University.
the NF IB\ rh1cf cconom1st. small-
hui,iness attitudes and acttv1t ies arc a
guod indil:ator of the OH:-rall business
mood of the nation.
\l'rnrd1n$ IO him. the upbeat mood
ohmall business suggests a !retthng-1n
of the n!etHL'r) at a pace 1n keeping
"'11h the ' S percent rate h1stoncall}
:.J'>SoL·1ated "1th sustamabk n ·
p:in"un'>.
fhL'rL· ma} Ix· added s1gnifkancc.
)mall hus111t''>S 1s close 10 the rnun-
tn \ grass roots. Man) arc run b)
their founder\. '"ho usual!) C,\prcss
their opinions and attitudes more
~1r'-'l'tl) than do big-business cx-
L'1 u11,cs .\ml their compan)'s for-
unL·<. accurald) reflect local moods
.J nd ccunomK nmd111ons.
In add111on '>mall bui.1nt'ss toda)
olt<.'n '" v.hen: the action 1s. where the
sonal and ecunom1l l hange'> arc
1ak1n~ plan·. 1n part because of
cntr('prc:ncurs creating husiness out
of"'hat onn• were mere conccpt!I.
How about a date
fo some l'\tent. '>mall buMncss
ma) rcprr cnt the ··ne\\ ·· econom>,
tciking on leadership not J\JSI in
economic and social t'\ nlution but 111
thl· kg1slat1\c changes that mu'>t
anompan~ 11
.\ln·ad\. 11 1<. far more \Ocal and
organ11ed than 11 was JU'>t 10 year~
ago and 11\ newl} found l'O nfidcncc
alrl•ad~ ha'> permeated much of
toda) ·s cconom1r th1nk1ng and lcg1s-
latl\ c al·tt, 1t1cs.
Dates Une up on a conveyor ayatem u they
bead for a chocolate coating machine at the
Whitman candy plant ln Philadelphia, Pa.
Whitman'•· a division of Pet Inc., and IC
Induatrlei Co., la the leading maker of
chocolate candy in the United S"tatea where
the average American consume• 16
pounda of cliocolate per year.
Rct·ogn111on ofm more potent role
ca ml· recent I) "'hen D Bruce Mer-
nlicld. assistant secrctaf") of com-
merce. totd the National Small Bus1-
ncs'> >\s.,oc1at1on that he expects the
struuure of the bu-,1ncss sector to
change drast1call} in thl' next fi,r to
~(I )cars. and that small-bus1ncs'i
unit\ \.\Ill k;id thl' changL·
There t'i l111lc m~sten "'h} small-
bu<.1nt·ss people tended to '>uppon thl.'
Cl·onom1c polines of Rl.'aga n .
. \, \\Ith mo\t fam1hl.'\. bus1nc'>'>
fomtltL''i rared) ha"l' hcen morr
confidr nt ofthL'lr own l'conom} than
thq ha' e h<:l.'n in 111M4 . .\nd the}
proh:1bl} 'otcd that wa}
UPs AND DowNs
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THE
EASY
SOUNDS
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HARBOR
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I 111111 m.111\ I 1n "''''' h r .... , Url'' 1111
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STER ED
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TAX SHELTER SEMINAR
Marltl•• ReNerc• Gro•p Ltcl. will hold a free tax shelter
seminar with flret Afflllatecl S.c•rltlee. lac., at
La .... VIiia .. •-• Eetate Office ._
Ill 8 . Coaet Hwy., La-a S..c•
....... at, No•••ber 21 at 7:11 P•·
Rt frHhm•nta aerved.
Anticipated 1984 tax wrlte·off up to 88~ on re·
Harch le development for 1afety le navigational
equipment for the maritime community.
10-year hi1tory of Partner1h.lp operaUona. Limited
Partner to receive royaltlea over llfe of Partner·
1hlp.
CALL (71t) 497-4465 for reHrvatlo•• ........_
Tiiie 1191-lllC-•C It HllJl•r H ofhr to Mii -• ..tklMltloo! .,f oa ...,, to IHty ,..._
MCllrlllft Thlt .... , •• -"""' lly ,._.. ''...-<•••. c._... .. whlc:h _,, -o41tailtM °"'" I• lhoM ••• , •• "' llfttld• MC.rltl4• _,, latrf\IMy ... ofhrH ..... ,, ,,_ MCllrtc ... 44•n whe
-¥ lowflilly ofhr tllffe -IUot Ml MKh tit!•.
Orange Coal DAILY PtLOT~. ~ ~ 1114 f111
"8.IC ll>TIC( NlJC ll)'flC[ .,._ M'O -----• --
Ptennoue ._... ~ MOTICl MUC MOTU I W llJ1U W llmCl Mt llJTIC( • r MJC IDTICl --Pm.c mta _ 1'9JC .. ---um aTATl..wT Ptennout ...... ITAlW Of AC"'10UI MllnM AC~.,_ • - -The~ !*ION we t11e~ftlmn Aa...OS" hT Of MAlll ITA'-wf ~~TA~M ~~A~-fllG1'mOW • I Ill• PiCfh... ....... fliClh.I .. • I F I Nliil •• A il I I d~ bu11r141N ... ~ ~.-v PW.on Is UM CW lllCTmOUl 1 The~ pwaona.,. The IOlloolllnO penoiw we T1o..a .--..---.U. STATW Mm ITAW -ITAW I .-nae I
I ,.~ P1eu, l'i ' I AAOOCR A!PAIR, 300 The IOflowlng per1on1 i• iMAQL Ol!V2~09 . N --doing~ Mi L ~ 'OfflU~ .dGba ......... • • f 'II De •--.---. ...... -
HIWl'ORTMOMELOAN ·-U. 8UllieSMMAm ~~-~bueltllee ,.,.,___,,,.,_....,...-.,. T'-......,..penone.,. Th.I ....... l*1IOft • Tl'9 ............. • 11111 _..._..,_.tit
~ rn~~tllf.t2M()Ntyf-g:vc~1~k ~ .• tmnunooo.c1 the u• of &: T IH8TITUTI (t>)VOUA A8SOCl1:r:~~u:.~ ... ~~~"=-=mn '"®.UC1101 HI. iot11 HiUL·~WAY HANDY· J1'4•0'1 OUl'fOlll l_A'8HA" ,· ... -A .. -C-IA_L __ ..;.f ~ HCNN L4an, Inc. f\~ a:.i-"""c lht FlcUt1ou1 lh1tln111 w I N' N ' N 0 IM A 0 I! Mp Orlw • ~It• '°° Cot • Oii Mtll'. ,....,,,, ..i ~ Ln . l'Vlungton MAH1 2212 l'edlrll eo.c. AUTOWOf!KS,ltt• ~ MIMCl8 ., ........
cellfOf'l\I&, 12 Corpot11, l.n..120'1,,;;:::: ~ c:~ ... M~gtt%~Hi ~~::V?~~,\. L~!,_l ~· ...c.i. CelttornMi .:.:.Cd~~ ~c~~. 20llt .. .,.~~ ~ .~ ~·-=-c.11(, .... ~ !'.!:! ~~~~ = ............ -Oellf. c~1:2:3a1 I '1 QI F TS . HI u 0 Mt Center °'"'-· L.81 FO< .. ~ MINln e ~ -:1 ~'i":"M25 Corene .. CMrWOOd Ln. ~ , ....... c... ...... Celf j ... w .= ... eo.i. ...... ~ ...... -L -
Thi• butln111 It con-dueled by ~=~"*con. ~ 12 Fountlln v~. ~:~ C Hefnldtr. Sen MIGi* DrM. Suit. 300, ~Ann Huntele•~ I01 "'=' ~:= II con-~ ~'*' It con-c.r.... ~ le -:., C.t• .._. CeMt ~ ~~ ~ ~ !eton Flelllio.4 ..., __ Heme 2tt4t S.-0. Line H""': ~ 8Mch, Clllfornla Llttlec>ur, Corone O.t .,..,, dUCti9d by tin lnOMdl.-~ i.y-"' lnGMctullf. ._..or; ... w..•• ti lW ~--;• ....,
Tiiie tit t t .... ttlltment WU llled referred IO ab<Mt ... "'-d lngton ·e.cn Clllt t26" Thi Celif •:it25 ,.,,,., 0 I.Ill ~"' L.MlmW Jlrf'llO ~ ~ or: ....... , .. #I • emen waa Ned With the Coun1y Clerk of Or· in Or~ County on Jenu-Huntley e • Oltholm ms • l:MltlMIN I• con-ThMI buslnHt i. con-TNll ....,.,,.,.. ... Mid n. 1'111 'MIM .. fll.o TNI .... -~ .. llld .-.. ~ .:.t~o;'i~~ rr~ounty on Novembtt ary 3 . tt84 FIL! w. 8roedlrwey. Ac>t E-301, ~~1:'e~wa ~byA~&nd.W. .etfttM~ClettcofOr· ....,tM-COUntya.tlotOr· ..... ~c:::leftlofOr· "*' IU ... -...
1, ltM ' N<H234754 ANIMlm,Celtl 92804 Thi. ttalemtnt ... flied ·--1 ...,._., M9' ~ty on Noli~ 11"19 ~on Noue11!bW ... County on Noii••-.-... ~a.ti•Or·
,_ Publlaned"' ~!' l.llM" Mco.mon,t482 Th,. t>vMneN It con-wtttitheCoun1yc:a.ncot0r • ..,~ .... ~~of~ t4, ,... 20, ,... t. l... .,_~on No-~• Publltheel OrtinQe eo.. ..,.ange ........,, 8kylerk, Oarden arov• dueled by COoi*'tnlH County Oc:to0«30, .... 'T • ,_ 1'111MI ..... 1 .. , .... OlllY Piiot No\!9fl\l>tf 8 I Dell~ PllOI NovemtMr 8. 16, Clllf. t1e41 • Sendr1 c ...... ~ = on ;nr. County on No\lerl'll>tf Publllhed 0<11191 COM! PUOlllltd ~ COlllll ~ Or-. COlllll .....
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15
• 22· • l984 TH-432 MtCetHlt~~t. 1&820 Thl9 ltlltmlnl _,flied ~ 7• N4 ,_,. DeltyPltot~. 1..,.}&1 22. ==Novp· ... ""!!!.J2·•· ~P*X'*"4i~, ... 1' •• 22,~~ .... ~.C...I a,• TH-437 . u 1, rounteln Val-Wftll thl Col.Int~ Cleflc of Or· Publlel>ad OfM09 Cout PUl>llthed Or CoMt 2t, l>ectM..... • _.. , ••· ,.,.. 2t. ~.., _..., ~ sw:QSW ,
------------------1 ley, Cal.If. II 7ot enge Col.Inly on Nolleml>tf Delly Piiot Nowmbtt 22 29 Delly Piiot ~ 15 22 TIM74 ~t T.....a • I. 1IM .. _.,. .,.., •. IC ...,..TICE ' Thie bullntet wu eon• II. 198.4 o.o.Mbtt &, 13, 1MA • ' 2t. o...nbefT1"4 • • nM• ,.._ M)llC[ '"~ "" ducted by I I g4lnlflJ P&f1• ,_.M • TH-4711 • • TH.-4.&3 rtaJC M)TJC( -..,. lllftftl"r MJC MmC(
n.ran1p Publleneo 0renoe co.t .._ ""''~ -.it m1ICI
.,..... K14170 Thtt 1t11ernen1 w .. 111.o Oel'r::iNovembef t' 22 ptCTmOUe•••... ·-"'rnaue.,1-••· 1----------MAmlTATIMINT flCTITIOUIM.l ... 11 "¥11htheCountyClltl!OfOr· 29, 1Mr8, 111M ' ' •-""' MftftH' > 111C"'10Ue91JI IN ' ---The f~ ~· lte ~ ITATl•NT anoe County on Novembef TH-4&5 Mt.IC M>TIC( ,.._ ""'9'1< MAm eTATWWT ...... eTAW MAim ITAW ~ "'"';oue.. p I
dolno t>ue1tiee1 •: The followlng peraon1 .,. 1, 198-4 ..crmoue .,.... oJ:: ::::0..pereon 1a oJ,:::,:: ~ .,. ~ .,a:a.;:.io_:-w 11 ,._ -::.::•,.,.,;:: llt
SUMMIT AOAI ENERGY ~ butineu u Llffl McDermott ~~A~.. NAm ITATDmNT Pi:flNCIPAL'S MAILBOX, A'f EASE. "'-' 'Mhlon Hf.LM. 1124 M9wpor1 ctoW10 tlUllftW•·
LTD. • c.tltornl• Plf1Mr· "· 211()() BrlatOI. Sult• Publllhed Otenoe Coeat The foloWlnQ !*ton • &2A2 Wllr.et A'4 . Hunt· ltland .... pbrt .. ICl'I ltvd.. c:o.tl ...... calf. MUER ~ a ltllp, 587 Si n Nlcholll ~2:5· Cou ....... Calll. Diiiy Piiot Nov9mber 8. t5. "8.IC NOTICE ~ = ~ .,. doW\a ~ u: lngton a..c:.ti, Call '2147 Cellf i2IMO • '212'7 DCAVATIMO, 8ll2 .....
8-401, Newport B11ch, 2 28 22. 29, tae. PKM FINANCIAL 4000 S~ORELI NE LAND· Grenl W Harrie. 8242 ~ Ll*!tt T.....,., Ot90t ~ 20302 Cttcle. ~ a.di.
Clllf 92MO Summll Lllldac.pe, ll'lC., • TH-44 t f~~IT'"~I Blrctl St, Suite 201C. Nft. SCAPE. 206 Uncoln. ~-WllMI Ave • Huntington Inc ·~ w-44 F..HC;. ,._.... Cr • ~ Ma Cllf, '2147 ~~~~r~.L~':e.:h~ ~~n~O.~MB:!!1.01c!:~: rn.t:;l1ow1ng .. p;;:;'.,. pon &Mch, c111t. 92880 lna~'*ri.Ac.llf.~ Blec:fl. Cllil 112847 111and • ..._port e .. ch, HeWltt. c..lf. 12101 ·"°"* c . ...,., t112
01111. 112851 112&3 PlllllC NOTlC( doing t>utlneee u · PllrlQll l<enneth McAuley col Oii. a. Thi• bu•IMN " eon• Calif t28IO Tiiie l>llllMM It con• Hec>e c.tci.. HuntlnOtOl'I
Thie bualneu Is eon-Thia bu11n111 la eon· LONG OlSTANCE AMER!-458 Gav1ot1, N•wpori c.Mt· 9~~n~lngton •ell. "':Id~~ l~Mdual Thie btr11n-I• con-~ ~ ~ IMc:fl. Cellf. n6'7
d41cted by; a llmlted pann.r. ducted by· • C<>t'l>Otllion FICTITtoua .uw•• CA, 385 Wtl9on, Sulla 10, S..Ch. Clllf. 9.2&80 • Th
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fl bueln... II eon· ~:'~t .. ~t ... filed ducted by: • eorpor11ion Thie *'"'*" !.. flied .!,-:, ~~ ~
thlp Mlrtln C Rlppena, Prfff-HA• ITAft•NT Co111 M111, C1lllornl1 P.I. MeAuley · ducted by: 111 lndi~ll wtth the County Cletti Cl Or J.,,.,..A. ~· p,...._ w1tt1theCounty019fW of'Or Protwil C a...
Allred M. Clancy dent . The followtng pertona 111 92821 Thie ltalllT*ll wae filed Joe Moll Coun NoY9m • dent Coun ~
Thi• •11tement wu llled Thia 11a1emen1 .,.. .. filed ~ bull..-u · . Wlltllf v ~ 1&48 with lhe County Clerk-of Or-Thia tt11emen1 wu llled =~ ty on btt Thie 1111ernent wae flied :"r ty on Thie eta'-1t' .. ftll9d
with the Counly Clerk of Or· wltl'l the Col.Inly Clerk of Or-G & H WAREHOUSING, Oteauge 'StrMI, ofgage. enge Collnfy on November wtth lhe County Clw1! Of Or· : ,W With the County Cllrll OI Or· ' N4 ,..._ ~ ~1:nc:;" :.:-
enge County on November •noe Col.inly on Oe1ot>« 30. t9532 Slerre Allon. lrvtne. CaPlornla t2&69 8• 198.4 -. County on ~bet PuOllllled Orenoe Cout rrta.4 COumy on Hollwnber ~ Orenge ea. rcr... ty
t, 19M tee. Callf 112715 Stephen M. Ferrie, 12521 ~ II. 198-4 Oelfy Piiot November 15 22 • Delly Plot Nc¥1iMC. 15 2:2 • ~ F2SMD F25a17 Geofge W Hlltyard Jr Wntmlnaler Boul1v1rd. Publbhld Orenoe Coeat ,,_.,, 29, December 6 teM ' ' ~ 29 o.c.n1>1r 8 1184 ' ' Publllhed Or CCl89
Publl.n.d Orenge Cout Published O.enge Coas1 19532 S*r• Allon. l~ne: G11den Grove. Callfornl• ~'b::, ~ti:!.t5. 22. Publllhed Orenoe Cout ' ' TH-446 ~~~~ ~ • ' T"-4tt Dllty Plot~ tS 22 o.uy Piiot November 8, t5. Daily PMOI No111mber 8, 15, C!W 92715 112643 ...... bar v , 1-Deify Piiot November 15 22 --· _, ._...._ ....... 1 • &£, 2t. Oecember • •
22, ~. 1984 22, 29. t9S. '!!'all A Woode, 19532 This bu11n111 11 con-TH-445 29, December&. 198-4 ' • P'tll.IC NOTIC( 29· December 6• 1"f 55 P\llJC MOTICl 8· 1~14-4$2
TH-435 TH-440 Sierra Reton. lrvlne, Cali! dueled by. I llmllld Plf1Mr· TH-4e7 ~ •
92715 lhlp ACTmOUallll-11 RC11T'IOU9._.U 1---------
--------Thia bua1n111 11 eon-WALTEAV RADOVICH .,._.,.WI~ .,_IC Wlnrr NAMI ITAft•NT PmUC NOTICE NAm ITATa.JIT "8JC M)TJC( ---------PlB.IC NOTICE due1ed by 1 gener11 part-Thia stetemenl wu flied ,.---.n. nuun.c. '"~ ""'""' The folowlng pweona 111 The toaowtne per.on 111----------PUBUC M)TICE '*lhlp wllh lhl Coul'lly Clefk of Or-~nnoua IU ... H ~ t>u..,_. ... SKYLINE 'tCTmOUi 9U91NEU doing 9ua1nw ... ...crmoue IUH•M
,ICTmoua •UttNIH Gall A Wood• ange County on November ACT1TIOU9 llU ... ll ...... 8 USINESS SYSTEMS .... ITAn.NT Kl'NG 8 UOOHA IM · MAim STA~
'ICfrTIOUl llU...... NAME llATl•NT ThlS a1111ment WU flied 15, 1984 ~ ITAftllUfT n .. ~~AT'lmNT 19909 Burnley, Hlllllingt~ The followlng PWIOn• .,. PORTS. 2t7 Ith IC. Hunl-The tollowlnQ C*'IOnl ,,.
NAm ITATl:•NT The lollowtng peraons ere Wltl'l lhe County Clerk of Or· '210711 The fOllOwlng l*900S 11e """"'V ~·are BMch, CA t 2M8 dOlng, ~ M lngton IMc:fl. c.Mf. t264a dOlnll ~ M: The tollowlng petlOl'll are doing Dulin ... u · ange County on November Published Orenge Coeal doing bue!Mu .. : dOlng bu111neee u . Phlll Mlllhew Jeaeh A L S GARAGE. • 58 Ktinnet11 Men 8lldl 211 NOVA ENTEAPRISES. dolna bullneet ... FAR EAST ART AND 1, 1984 Deity Piiot Nowmber 22. 29. INSTITUTIONAL PROP-AMERICA EUROPE ASIA, t9909 PBurl'lley, Hunttngt~ Fuh•on laland, N-port ltt:I •C Hw\tlngton eMoi 1120 E Garty Ave. #208.
WfTH LOVE FROM ADVENTURE TRAVEL, 1010 '211QO o.c:ember 6. t3, lll&<t ERTY INVESTORS. 1201 17311 S. Cl1udln1 Wey, hacfl CA 9264& &Mch, Celif t28eO Ce11f ~ • !enta An& Celi! 12705
MAAOIE, 283B E. 17th St., Soulh Cout Hlghvuay, Publllhed Orenge Coeat TH-283 Dove Str111. Newport Anehelm, Cllllt.12805 This buelnflt 11 con-Amertcln ~· Togt. Thie ~ II con-Joe1P1 R Kten1k. 17111 coet• M .... c.Hf.112627 Lagun1 8-ch. Callf 92&51 Olily Pllol NoYember 8, 15. 8-ch. Clllt 112&80 M M•l'ldi B. Shltl-' duc1 1>('1111 lne:., Cllilornie. .... Flllllon due1«S by: en lndMdull LUCSO Wflt, Tuttln, Cellf'
Herrlel LOUIM Moniz, Hll'ry J Lawtenoe, 23.45 22, 29, 198-4 Jody Rllle. 2282 Fountain holMllll. 3700 P\u.a Ortve, ~ M J41Kt1ndtvt6uf/A leland, N-port B11eh, 1<ennetti AIM....., nt10
U3 t Pembury Or., Le South Coul Hlghwey. T~ wr, Witt, Co111 Mftl, Senti Ane. Calif. 927().4 This ltl1emenl wu flied C1111 928eO Th6e ~ .. "*' Richafd Gre~. 2•21
,llm1, Cllif. 90623 LaQune Beacn, Calif 92&51 Cllff 92&27 Fant>orz Ferpour • 3700 wllh the County C*1t ol Or· Tt111 bullne11 11 eon-with the County ci.t1t o1 Of· Vit t• NobleZa. Newoott
Relph Anlhony Moniz, Clere F Wlng11d, 25141 .. -.IC Mnf1C( Ml.IC NOTICE Thia buaineta la con-Pia• Otlve, Sanll An1. Cou ~ 18 ducted by• corpotlUon "'09 County on ~bw IMC:tt. Cell! t2tlO H31 Pembury OT • L• Huev1 VIit• Otlve, lagun• .. _ nu ducted by·• Nmllld Plf1ner· C.111 112704 : nty on · Jem. A.. Douglue, P,.._ 1 t"4 Gery T Sutiuno, 1M47
Palma, Celll. 90823 Nial*. Callf 92877 FICTITIOUI au ... ll anlp Thi• bualneas fa eon-f2leta dent • ~ Ced9r c.r"' ~ v-.
Thia bu1lnH1 11 eon-fh11 bu1lne11 11 eon-K14111 NAMI! aTATl•NT Jody Ralls ducted by: a llmllld partner-P'4>1lshed Orenge COUI Thia 1t1temen1 wu flied Publlthed e>r.nge eo-t lay, CAIN. '2708
dueled by: hu•Mnd end w11e ducilld by: oo-parcner1 F~!rnou .. IT· .. ~-NTll The following pereona •r• Th11 s111emen1 wu filed anlp oeilr,::.,NovemtMr 15 22 w!lh Iha County Cler1< of Or· Delly Pllol Nollember 15. 22. ~ bull,_. .. con· H1rrt.1 Moniz Clare F Wingard .. ',. doing bullneu II' With lhe County Clerk of Of. Mehdi Shlh·HOIMlnl 29 ber & tllt4 • . "'99 County on November 29, Oeoemblr &. 1984 ducted by I ~ I*'·
fhle l llll!Mnl was llled This llllemenl was filed The followtng peraons are WEST COAST PROP· Inge County on November Thf1 a111emen1 wu llled . . T~75 7, 19S. TH..-58 nenihlp
with th• County Clerk of Or-with the County Clerk of Or-d0:,7!c~1~~~~ SOUND ERTY RENOVATIONS. 3 too 15· 1984 F2'077t ::.·~~~ g:-"~ ~;~ DIDI II' W'inl"r PuOlllftld Orlnge '= ~ MJTIC( ~..:.:n-:-... Ned ~~ County on October 23• ~'1:9~oonty on November 1704 A Newport Blvd . Colla ~-.~·9~o'! • 3• Santi Ane, Publlllled Orenge Coeat 11144 '"~ nu 1""' Dally Pllol November 15. 22, with lhl County c.rti of Or-
F2S1125 f2IMa4 M .... Cllll 92627 R&lpn Maxwell Burnell Ill, Delly Pilol N~bef 22. 211. fW4 T41U1 211, o.c.n1>er a. 198-4 '-CllllOU• ....... 11"11 County on HoftrTlber
Publllhed Orenge Cout Publlaned Orange Cout J·Mor Distributing Co .. 19928 Keswick Ln Hunl· o.c.nber 6, 13. 1984 Publilhld Orenge Caul NOTICE M TMlaTEFI TH-4-54 MMm ITAT'lmWT t , 19'4
Diiiy Piiot November 1. 9, Delly PllOI November 8, 15, ll'lC., Cllltornl1, 3303 Hlrbor lngton Belch, Clllf e2G46 TH~85 Dally Pllol ~bar 15, 22, IALI •-tr MftnH' The ~ peraon • ,_,.,,
15. 22. 1984 22. 29, tll94 Blvd . Ste. 8-.2. Coll• Mete. M Scott Hlllll 834 El Alo 211• o.e.mt>er 8• !98-4 T ........ M-1411 ,.-ua,n. ""'9'1< ~ ~ -P\lbllfled Or.nge come
TH-418 TH-438 CllT,,,hl1112&b2u&1ln••• II con-SI .. Coat• Mell, Cellf TH..w& YOU ARE IN DEFAULT ................. --.. VANCEO ENG I NE~Pllot~1$,2:2, 9404 Ml.IC NOTICE UNDER A OE.ED OF TRUST, .--.. ·---MACHINING, 7&11 Slater 21. D..nt>er a. ltM dueled by·. corporation t .. _ 1r WITIC[ DATED 7118flll. UNLESS MAim ITATDmJfT Unit o. Huntington 8Mc:tl, TH-4&4
IMDI I J«ry Moreno, Preeldent Thlt bu1ln111 II con-T47• U"-.n. nu YOU TAKE ACTION ~o The lolloWlng l*'IOtl le C&llf. 92&&1 • '....,C NOTlC£ PlllllC NOTICE Thia 1t11ement w11 llled dueled b.Y • ;en«ll 1>111· ~ ~ 1111: Emeet Ronald Cwow.11 wl h h c et.r' nerlhlp TI I I . 0 rd. r N 0 NOTICI Of' TRUITIE'I PROTECT YOUR PRO • KN I 0 HT a 0 A y 8M1 Aid Coeoh Or Hunt: "8.tC M)TlC(
CONSOLIDATED t 1 1 nounty k of Or· Aal-h M Burnell 111 8197300-022 IAL.a ERTY IT MAY BE SOLO AT AE., .. 0 ... 8 .,. SYSTr-•~s ·• '1·-----------enge Cou ly on October 25 .,., Tr u It I• & a I• No L o e 1t -tf o A l'VBLIC SALE IF YOU _.. " "' "''"' · Tna\Ol'I BMdl. Clllf. 92&47 . ·-· REPORT OF CONDITION 1984 ' This atlllll'Mf'll WM filed 143.4035637 ,. ... 1M7S/HOTCHKlll NEED AN EXPLANATION POLICE-MEDICAL-FIRE-Thia t>uMneu le con· ...C:TnlOUe Miii ..
OF SOUTH COAST BANK f2:SIOZ2 wilh lhe County Clerk of Or-Reference 05--84 tG-0034 ~.I. No. l-ZUD'7 OF THE NATURE OF THE DURESS. 2401 Vllll HOIJW ducted by 111 lndlvtdull MAim eTA~
Consolidated Report of Condition ol "Sooth Published Orange Cout •noe County on November NOTICE Of' DEfAUl T UNIT CODE I PROCEEDING AGAINST SI .. Newpof1 BMch, Clllf e.m.t A, Cwdwell The~ penoN ..
Coast Bank" of Costa Mesa, Orange County, and Dally Piiot November 8. 15, 20• 1984 f2t1111 AND ELICTION TO MLL w Es T w 0 0 0 As . YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· 112=11<1 D Blrtrem, 2401 ~~ ~b::'of~ ~E~~IVE Of.
Domestic Subsidiaries at the close ol business on 22. 29. 11194 -43 Published Orenge Coeal UNDDI DEID Of' TRUIT SOCIATES TACT A LAWYER Vitt• Hagar SI . Newpor1 ,.._.-, on Nowmber FICEINEWPOAT, 110 .......
September 30, t984. TH 9 Dally Pllol NoYlmber 22. 211. lllPOftTANT NOT1CI u duty eppolntld Trust.. On o-Tlber 'S, tta.4 al Beectl, Celif 92&80 r'r9'4"""""' ponJ:enter DrM. &AM 200,
Stet• benk No. 1~ollar Amount• Ml.IC NOTICE December&, 13. t"fH~92 FJ~~g~MuRA~~~1!~~~ :,~:C, 1:.ci1~;<>;-n:f w~~L ~~8 SE~VIC~A!;-w~ ~':~=-~eon-• ,..,..,._ ......... Or ~ ~ 8:;c"..;;:., ":°
YOU ARE BEHIND IN YOUR SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION aubslltulld Tnm• under v,. ...__, Inge '-"-C lit I t 10 ~ ASSETS In Thoueende FICTITIOUl llU"'9111 PAYMENTS. IT MAY BE TO THE HIGHEST BIOOER ll'ld purtUllll 10 Deed o1 Oer8'd D e.rtrem Deity Plot~ 15, 2:2, 1. orn a.
Cash and due lrom banks 3.165 ..... 8TATl:MENT SOLO WITH OUT ANY FOR CASH ANO/OR THE Trull recorded July 28, wlth~"~b::' ol ~ 29, December&. 1-;.H-45e =.., ~ ~· .:=;
Investment securities (Market value Thi fotlowlng pereona ere Ml.IC NOTICE COURT ACTION, and you CASHIERS OR CERTIFIED t9711, u 1ne1 No 33952. 1n lnOI County on Noven\~ This bull~ 11 eon-
S2,679). ... .. 2.762 doing t>uelneu ... may hl¥9 lhe llgll righl lo CHECKS SPECIFIED IN bOOll 13243. PIQI &e2 °'Of. 7 tllM P\11.lC M>TlCE dueled Dy. c«porellOn F.o.r~ lynd._sold and &ecUflllflS BJN FINANCE. 5075 ACllTIOUa IMJIMll bring your ICCOUlll In good CIVIL CODE StCTION flciet Aec;oi"dl In lhe offic:e °' . .....,. !Ciuvvn M Weu.I .......
purchased under agreements to resell in Warner Ave. Huntington N~ ITATl•NT atandlng by peylng a11 of 2924h(pey1blea1111etlrneof the County Aeeofder of Or-Publllhed Or Coal flCTITlOUe llUll•U dent •
In domestic offices . None Beech, C•lll 926411 The fo4lowlng pereon1 are your put due p1ymen11 plus Ille In lawful money ol the enge, Stat• of Cllttomte IX· Dli=.,NoV91'1'19: 15 22 NAm ITA~ Thia st.II'"*'' -fllecl
L T I I .. ·20 227 JOMptl J. Mar11n, 4022 doing t>uelneu u : . permlUed c:oelS end ex-United Stales) alt right, lllle eeuted by HE AOOOEWIG, 211 ber & lllS. ' ' The fOllowlng P9r'Mln la wllh the County Cler'k °'Or· oans, 0 8 ........ . . Morning Siar Or .. Hunl-CANYON PLUMBING. P4fn-wllhln lhr .. monlhl Ind lnlereil conveyed to AN UNMARRIED MAN. . • TH-451 dolnQ buelnMI 11; 11"11 County on~ 26.
Less Allowance for possible lngton S.ech, Calif 926'9 1909 Fede<1I Ave . Colll from lhl d•I• lhlt notice of Ind now held by II under SARAH E HALL, AN UN-INtERNATl~OIL .. 1~
loan losses... .. . . 294 W.J Herr, 328t Admiralty Mesa. C•llf.112&27 OeflUlt WU reGOfded. Thi• Mid Deed of Tr\ISI In lhe MARRIED WOMAN WILL GAS 3355 VII UciO ...... ,..,.
loans. net ... ... ..... . . . 19.933 Or., Huntington Beach, Clllf. Tlmo Juh1nnl Henenen, llTIOIJnt 1$ $54.2112.IM u of properly heretnalter d•· SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION r\aJC NOTICE POf1 ~. Cellf. 112M3 Published 0r-. Coal
Bank premises. FF. & E etc . 3 224 92649 1909 Flderll Ave . eo.11 101221&.4. and .... Iner-eatbed TO HIGHEST BIODEA FOR Nlcole A Ourll'ld 314 Deity P1lot Nov9nber 16 22
Real estate owned ottter than ' N1ncy Heu, 9530 Robin Mesa, Callf. 92&27 until your llOCOUnt bec:omea TRUST OR JAMES M CASH OR CHECK AS OE· flC'TTnOUa ....._.. Lindo Avenue Ne;.,,port 2t December 8 tMol '
bank premises. 3 514 Av•. W11lmln1ter, Callf. Rebeecl Lynn Hefranen. cunem You may not have lo HOTCHKISS SCRIBED BELOW (peyebte ~..fTATDIENT Beedl. C.t t266 I . 1l4-444 ' 92663 1909 Flderll Ave . Colll PIY the entire unpaid pot· BENEFICIARY MASON-et time of aall In lawful The foloWlng J>9r90fla .,. Thie txitlneee 11 con-
Other assets 652 Th11 bu1ln1S1 11 eon-M .... Clllf 112&27 lion of your ec:count, even MC DUFFIE CO OF money of ll'le United Stites) doing~ 11 .ouc:teo Dy 111 ~ ------------
TOT A L ASSETS. 33.250 ducted by a gen«el Plfl· Thia bualneu la eon-lhaugh 1\111 peyment wu ~ SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA et the Nonh fronl enlr~ GARY S PAINTING 2472 Nicoll A Dutend fltllJC M)llCE
LIABILl'TIES nerlhtp ducted by. hu•band and wife mended. blJI you ~1 pey AECOR0£0 Juty t4, 111&.4 to the County Counhoule. EJder'I Aw •F. Colll Mele. This ttet_,1 ... t"-d
TOTAL DEPOSITS IN JOMPh J Martin AebecC1 L H«Tenert the llnOUnl tt111d •bow u lne1r. No. 18924 In Book 700 Civic Center OtlYe West, Cllff 112627 With the County C1ert1 °'Or-ACTJTIOUa ......
DOMESTIC OFFICES. . 31,267 Thia 11atemen1 wu flied This steternent wu hied Ah• th<" monlh1 lrom 14140 pege 473 of Otflclal Senla Ana. CA . Ill right, Gery Lee Gllbefl, 2472 lf'OI Coun1y 00 November MAm STATDIDfT
Total demand deposits I 1, 180 wtth the County Ci«ll ol Or· with J~ Couoty Clerk of Or· the date _oLC9QOfdAtlon of Alclordl In tne oftlc:e of the title. and lnter•1 OOQveyeCS Elden Aw. •F. ea.ta..._.. 1 tlle4 The following penons .,. enge CoYnty on Novemb« enge County on November thla documenl (wtllch dll• ol ~-of Orenge County; lo ll'ld now held by It! under Callf 92627 ' ,....,. dOlnll ~ •· Toteltlmeandsavlngsdeposlts. 20,087 1•1984 20• 1984 reeordlllon ~ ther• Ml$S deed 01 trutt de-did Deed Of Trutt In the ·Gary Dunn. 4 04,.__ Put>lllhed Or Coul ADO-VERB SYSTEMS
TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC AND F2M621 "9tt44 onl. unleu lhe ob41gellon ICflbes the foltowtng: Loi ptopeny t11u111d 1n said r:.n ... f, Newpof1 Beach, Dally Piiot No¥em": 15 22 2110 CrOOdy, S111t1 Ana
FOREIGN OFFICES. .. . .. .. 31,267 Publithed OrenQ9 Coaat Publlshld Orenge Coest being lorecioMd upon per-1&5 of Tree1 No. 2973, u Coonty end State delcrlbed Calif. 92825 211 o.cemt>er e 19&4 ' . ca.If 1127CM
Federal fund s purchased and Delly Pllol November 9, 16, Dally Pllol Novemt>« 22. 29. mite • longer period. you ahown on a map recorOld In u : EJUmtT WA" Thia bu11ne11 11 eon-' ' TH-4•11 Urdel lndustrMI Inc, En-
s,curitles sold under agreements to 22, 29. 1984 December 6. 13. 111a. hive only lhe legal right to Boolt 88. PIQM 22 and 23 of PARCEL 1 ducted by• a general 1>111· fc1""rlni OMelon, Celt
repurchase In domestic offices . . 4oo TH-434 TH-490 atop the forec:lo$u(• by PIY· Mltee111neous m1p1, Re-Lot 118 of Tr1<:1 No IM23 u nerah!P Ml.JC NOTICE A~!, t~2r~· Semi
Mo gage Indebtedness Ing the enUr• emoun1 ~ C<>t'da of Or•noe Col.inly, Shown on a mep recorded Gery LM Gilbefl na. mended by yout eredllor Cllllomla. boolc 406. PION 15 lo 26 of This llllemertl -Ned MOTICI Thi. bUllMU II con (In udlng S208 capital leases) · .... 208 flt&.IC NOTICl P\IUC NOTICE To find oul 1ne amount YOU ARE IN DEFAULT MllCl41an.aus Mepa. re-wllh lhe County Cler1< of Or-1MVmNQ ..,, duetlO by • corporallon 0 er liabilities.. .. ... . 2 310 you mutt pey, or to 1Nlng9 UNDER A DEED OF TRUST c:otdl ot Orenge Col.inly. enge County on Nowmblr .., rTEM JoM N UrdM
T TAL LIABILITIES .. ,,,,,., 32, 185 REPORT OF CONOIT10N lorpeyment 1011op1helor• DATED 7102181 UNLESS Cllttorn11 7. t98A NO... This statement -11'90
SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY, ConlOlldlllng domestic ll'ld foreign tubaldlenea of eloeure,orlfyoutptopenyls YOU TAKE ACTION TO PARCEL 2 F1tltt• NOTICE IS HEREBY with the County Clerk of Or·
Comm n stock ll'le Me.rlne Nlllonll Bink of Sant• Ml In Iha St••• of In forlCloeur• for eny Otha< PROTECT 'YOUR PBOP-All ••eiuSlve .._,.,.,.,,for Publilhld Orange Cou1 GI v EN 111 11 ••••• d lf'OI County on November
No shares Caltfornl•. •I the cioH ol bu91neu on Sec>lernber 28. reuon. eontect. ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT par1!1ng OUfP<>MI OY4W lhll Detty Pilot November 15. 22. ptopoulaWlll berlCelved by II 1984~
authorized 19~ publllhed In rMponM to Clll made by Complroller Bank ot Amerle• NT&SA A PUBLIC SALE tF YOU portion of Loi 128 of said 2t Oec;:en\blr 8. 111&.4 the City of eo.11 Meu lo ~o l,OOO,OOO of ll'le Curr4H\C'f. under tlti. 12. United Stelll Code. Br I 3 1 II Lo 1 n NEED AN EXPLANATION Trect No 9423 lhOwn on TH~57 wit Thi City Coundl P 0 Pubhllld Orange Coe.st
No. shares Section 16 t •403-t0384 OF THE NATURE OF THE EAhtbn "A" 10 Iha Oeoler-Bo• 1200. eo.11 MM. Call-Dll4't Pllo4 NoWmber 15. 22
outstanding ~ 708. t~ 1,770 ChM1., Numw 17052. ao1 No. Mein StrMI PROCEEDING AGAINST 1tlon of R .. tnc:tlons lor the PUILIC NOTICE 1om11 112828-1200, on or 29. b.oetTit>er &. 1N4
Surplus,,,, ....... ,, ............... "'" 1,688 DoflefAmout1t1 Sen11 Ana.CAll2701 YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· LakN Mutllf AUOClalion befor•theh0Urof11001m. TH~
TOTAL CONTRIBUTED CAPITAL ..... 3,458 AIMTI In~ (714)972-3238 TACT A LAWVER.· •ICOfded Sepllmber 19. ~COUNTY on Frtd1y. Oeoembef 7.
Retained earnings ....... ,, .. ., ....... ,,,, ......... (2,393) Cuh end b111no .. due lrom If you h1v1 any queet1on1. 2279 Republic Avenue. 1977 In l>ooll 12382. page 8'ftNOtt COURT 198-4. ti ..., .. be tile ,.. "8.IC NOTICE
TOTAL SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY . 1•065 depolllory lnttllutlonl yoo ehoukl contect • 11wyer Coste Mne, CA 112627 t2&5 ol Official Aec:ofda. 11 7a1 CMc c.... aponllbillty of Iha blOder 10 F'M:TIT10U9 au .... a
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND Nonlnl.,..l·bearlng blllllOel or lhe gov9r'rlrl*ll egency "(If 1 ~ lddr ... or carport Spece CP t 16 Slid Df. W• dellVlf 1111 bid 1o tne City
SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY 33.250 Ind eurTenc:y end coin... .... . 8,822 which may hlvelntuted your common -dl11gn1tlon ol ....,.,,.,.,, 11 M'ther defined a.Ma Aft1. c.. 1 Office by thl Pf<>P« ..._ ITAftmNT lnlllfMl·bearlng bllencM 2 ,,. 300 IOln. property la Shown above, no and deolerlbed In Ar1lcle VIII CA '2701 emounced lime EMd$ ..... be The followw>g per.on 1' Ttie undersigned, Ro~rt W M ort, Executive S.Curtllee.. ....... .. .,, , .. 5,711 Aemembef, YOU MAY warrenty ~ given u to Ila ofthe 0ec111111on ot Restroc-PetfUonlr' TANIA l YNN publlc:ly CC**' end f.-d doing bu""'911 U
Vice President and Barbara Jones, Vice Feder•! funcn told end teeurltlel LOSE LEGAL RIGHTS IF compi.t.,,... or correct-Ilona tor lhl LakM PllllMCI GUY llOud II 11 00 l .m or .. LUFF'S LAWN CARE
Pres/Cashier ol the abov&-named bank, each purohatld under egreementa to reMll YOU DO NOT TAKE 0111)" The btneflelery 0..11opmen1 recorOld Sec>· A11pond1n1 GEORGE aoon t11er .. 11er u P!'ac:-14701 PIC>Plf TrM Tuatin
d I f h 'f I d I lo th-othe I In domeatle offlcll of lhe bank Ind ol PROMPT ACTION. under Mid Deed ot Trutt, by !ember 111 11177. If\ bOOll ALBERT GUY 1icaDte on Frid-. o.c.tnber Clllf 112'&80 ecares, or imse a one an no r ,.., r 111Edgeand Agreementaublldlenee,tnd NOTICE IS HEREBY reuonof1bn1ac:hordef1uh 12382,pege 1318of0fllclal C..No 1 ti&', 1n -the Council Leny Alan Luff 14101 h1.·1~--.. pelrao,hnlal k~wrtledagned 01' ~~llevmea',~arts ecoacn~ In IBFa, .................... ,...... ... .... 3,800 GIVEN CONTINENTAL In Ille obligltlon• MOUfed Aeeofd• D 235&45 Chamt>eB, City Hiii, 17 Fllr Pepper T,... TuSlln Call! '""" n s rv.--""" loent end lelM flnanel""' reeelYlblel AUXILIARY COMPANY la lllertt>y herllolore Ill PARCEL 3 .,....,0 .... 11 ""'--"~11 ..._. "·"' ll2eeO
llatement In said report Is true Each of the Loan• end IMMI. ~i of the duly IPJ)Olnled T.W1 .. eculed end dellv9rld 10 ~ A None1u;lualYI ~I NO~~ ...... ~~ f;--the ~--;;; Thts l'>Ul~H II COr>
undersigned. for himself alone and not for the uneerned Income. ... '· ,. 38,422 under 1 Deed of Truet dlled und«llgned • written Ole· lor uee Ind enjoyment of ....a. n. cewt _, ~ PAVE.MENT MARKERS dueled by an lndlvtdull
other. certifies under penalty ol perjury thal the LESS: Allowe~ for loln and lelM k>Uel. 5t0 t210&/78, executed by laretlOn ol Default and 0.. Lota 237 and 238 ol llid .......,. ,.. ........ ,.., Addltlonal •t• of the Leny A. Lut1
foregoing It true and oorrecl. / LESS: Ailocllld 1r111tfer rlMI reeerve .... ,... ..(). JOSEPH C NtBEEL Jf\ .. en mend for Sale. Ind written rreet No 9423. seid ...... '*"' Mltd ...... ,.., ,.. spec:lftcltlons rMY bl at>-™• •lllemel'll wu "
Executed on October 15, 1984, at Costa Loens end ....... net of uneetned Income. unm1rrl1d perion. end no1io. ol brMCh Ind of alee· ment being lur11'1er defined .,-.d.,... • _,., "9ed lllned at the Office of the wtltl Iha Count)~ 01 ~·
Mesa, California a.Nowenc., 11\d r1MrW.. 37,llt2 ROBERT L. NIBELL. en un-tlon to ceuae lhe unci.r-end delcflbed In Artiele 11 of .,._ ............._ ....... Pun:l'lung Aolnt 11 77 Feir ~ Col.lnty on ...,..,ot>ef •
R .,,_ t W M t Asset• held In tredlng llCCQUnta ... ,.. . .. .. .. .(). merrled peraon, and WIL· 1i9ned to Mii Mid property the O.C111111on 01 R .. lrlC· If you wlttl to Mlk t"9 IO· Drive. Coet• Mau. Cell-II o.,.,r · or Preml ... end fixed ueeta 1.IAM F NIBEEl 11\d OE-to 11111fy Mid ot>11g111on1. tlon• lor ll'le Llk .. Aseoc:.t ... viOI of en anorney on tilts fornla EMd$ ~ be r• nseat
Execut ive Vice President llncludlng ~llltJld ..._, ... ... ... . . 1.470 BORA L NIBEEL. who are Ind lherMfler the under· lion referred to Ill Pero.I 2 melter. you Sflould do 90 turned 101rie 1tten11on Of 111e Put>ltSheel O<enge Cou8•
Barbera Jones Other r11l •t1t1 owned. ... .. &.45 mwrled 10 lllCh other u llgne<I caused llld notlOI ol 1bove l>fomptly 90 thll you1 wnt-<Aty Cler1l Within Mid time Deity Pilot November 1
Vice President/Cashier lnveetmentl In unconeolldetld tubsidlerlel Trullor. 10 MCUre certain brllCh and ot lleetlon 10 be The 11r..c lddr-end 1en reeponee 11 eny mey be limlt. 1n a Mlled envelope 15 22 1~
Published Orange Coast Dally Pilot November 22, end lllOCl11ec1 oompanlee.. .. -0-obligallom In llYO< ot BANK recorded July 111. 1984 u other cOl'l'lmon CINlgnallon. flied on time ldlflll6td on,,... oullide wtth _______ r_H_-•_1_q
1984 Th-460 Cualomere· llabillty 10 Ihle bl1* Of AMERICA NATIONAL lnatr No 84-2$8800 ot Of. If any of Ille reel ptopeny A vteO!Usted hi llOO 0.-ltle Bod Item Number and ,,...
McCORMICK
MORTUARY
t 795 L•guna Canyon
Road
Laguna Beach. Ca
92651
494.94 15
HAft80R LAWN·
MT. OllVI
MOftuary • Cemetary
Crematory
1625 Glti.r Ave
Coste M ... 5•0·5554
~EftCI MOTHl.ftS
llLL MOADWAY
MOftTU.MY
1 tO Brotd\ittey
Co1t1M1 ..
642·9150
8AL TZ •RGEftOH
IMmt 6 TUTHILL
WllTCLn CHAHL
•27 E 11th St
Co111 M .. a
646-9371
flACWIC l/ll'W
MIMOfttA.L 'Af"C
Cem tary • Mortuary
Cnepel • Crem•tOl'Y
13500 Pec:lfic View Oftve
Newport 8Mch 644-2700
I
Ml.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI IU ... 11 NA• aTATl•NT Thi followlng perton 11
doing buelne:tt u :
CHRISTNER SYSTEMS.
SO 1 Celle d.. Cerrito, San
Clemente. Celll 92872
J1,,,.• Evan Chrlllner. SO 1 Calle del Cerrito, Sen
Clemente, C1llf 112e72
Thia bu1ln .. 1 11 con-
ducted by en lndMOull
Jemee E Ctvlatner
Thie 111tement -flltd ~the County Clerk ol Or· enoe County on Nc>Ylmber 8. lN4 ~
Pul>llal'lld Orenge Coal
Delly PllOI Nov.!nbef I . 15,
22. ~9. 1984
TH ... 42
P'tll.IC M>TICl
lllCTmOUt .,... ..
..._ITAft-.n
The followtng l*90l'I le
doing bu8lnllla ....
H't"r!CM PLASTICS. 140 w 1lttl .... Coll• Mela.
Cellt 92ta7
8n1n T Peyne. 140 W
1ttn .f4, eo.ta Mell. cam
9327
Thi• butlMN I• con·
ducted by Ill lndMdliel
Brltn T, P~ TNt 1t1tement ..,., tlllO
with the County Clerk of Or·
: County on October t&, ,._.
Publitnld o...,. ~t
o..tv P~ No>4Mbef 1S. 22. 2t. Decernbltl. 19&'
TH-447
'
on1CCl9Ptanoeeout1tendlng .().TRUST AND SAVINGS AS-flcielAecordslntheolflC>I OI described abOYI I S merws.dl El tnbuml ... ()peningDet•
lntenglble UMta.. .... . . . .(). SOCIATION. • n111onal the Recorder of Orenge purporled lo b• 132 cite'*_.,... u., llil'I .,. Eactt bid shall specfy ACTTTIOUa llll ... U
Other...... . .. .. .. .. ..... . . 1,248 benklng 11toel1t1on. .. County. PINEVIEW, IRVINE. CA ................ Ucl. MCtl end .--y Item • -H~ ITATOllNT
Totllewt• 57.908 Benef1Cl1ry r~orded Ol'I Sald .. lelMllbemlde,t>ut The undlr9igne<I Trust" r1191tn•1deftw.••dlll. forth In the epeclflce11ot11 The lollow>ng Pflt90I\ ,.
LIAalTlll t21 t3/18 u Instrument no wt1t1out eovenent or w.,. ~•MY llabiltty tor eny Lee i. ... .._._.. .,_ Arty enc:t 11111J1oeptlona 10 1he dOlnQ t>usmeaa u
Oepoejla 17884 In b0011 t2Ht pege ranly,1.11~orlmpltld,,. lnClOl'reetneu of the abow ...... apecfflc;atlOnsmu.tbedMr· REOI AEPAESENlATIVE.
In domMllc otfloee.1::u•U'•'· .... , 60,926 742 of Otflolll Aeccwda In the gilding tltll ~, or 11reet ldOr... lf ,.-....,. ...... tM ty lllled I() ll'le l>ld. end fill-3363 via Udo ,_._porl
Nonln1er .. t-bearlng ... ., .. ., .. . 17.807 OfflceoflheAeeofde<'>f Or-encumbflnOlol. 10 pey Ille Seid11lewlllbemao..bu1 afttee .. .,......,_, ... .,. Ufe to.., forth 11ny 111111 In Belch Caf!t 112&63
1n1er111-1>ear1ng. .. . 33.018 •noe County. Cat1fornl1, de-rem11n1119 prtnclpel sum of wttllcM oovenent or --,....._, ,... ......, • .. the ac>eOlfleltlOna anlll be Mike Alexander Gr-.ci•
In foreign offlc»I, Edge and tcflblng lend lt'terlln 11 .. Id the note(I) MCUred by Mid renty, ••preu or Implied r• ,...._.., M .._.. ,_ wrlt· ground• tor rlf4IC11on ot the 2323 Elden •35 Coste
Agreement aublldi1r1M, Ind tBF'1 ·-obllg1i1on1 including t deed ol Trutt. with lnter111 gardlng tllle. poe-•lon. or '9fl '"" 1 ..., W _,,...., lloe bid Meel Celif 112960 NonlntlfMt-bMrlng...... ... . ..... notll(1) for tM 1um of •• tn aatd note provided\ .0... ~umbfenc•s. •netudtng ..., • ....._ E8dt btd theitt MC tonh •he f ·h•• but.nest •• con
lnterMt-l>Ntlng , ---S5te.OOO 00 !hit Ille under· vencft, tt eny, under the ...... dllt'gee end ••Pll'MI • UatM .._ ....._ tUll names end raa.dlllOM ol dlicted by .,, lftdMOull
Flderel fund• pun:hlMd end MCU1111M llgMd. end lhll breectl of, lerms ol Mid Deed of tnm. of Iha Tru.1t• end ol the • ........ • _. ..,... ell per90n1 end part .. • Mike Greaa
IOld under egreernenta lo repurcheM In ll'ld 6efaul1 In. Iha obll-f ... , QNirgee, end~ tNltl OJM11d by Mid Deed .. .... _.,., ...._. lnt.,...ted In Iha ~ It Thie a1a1emlnt -l!lld
clomeatlC otfloll of Iha berlll Ind Of It• getlone for wtllCh Iha Deed of lhe Tl\ltt .. end ol the Of True\. 10 PIY"" rem..,_ ....... "1• I ....... " ... "" bid II by. COfl)Of'ltlOn. wttf'I !NI County ca.11 ol 0.
toge end Agreement aul>lldlatlel. ltld In 18Ft 314 of TNlt II eecurtty.nu oc;. 1rua1t crMted by IMd o.ct lnO P'lndPel Mllftl of tf'le ~· Ht1 ••••u. •• 11ate thl ~ o1 the of. engeCouniyon Oc10ber 23 Oemlnd not• lut'9CI to the U.S Tr-.ry . .. .. -0-cured In Nt ltler9 hel bw1 of TNll notl(t) MCUntd by Mid 11Ifu11• ...-.. el MJ ftoer-1 WtlO cer. tlgn an 1114 Other t>Otrowld money ............... ., .. ,, ...... ,, .. 350 1 #wit In the· lnlUllmerst SIHI .... wtl be held on· 0Hd ol Tni•t town ...... ,... -,.... IOI...,...,., on betlelf Of lfle ,_11 Mongegelndtbtldnelllndob1'9'llont of pMolplll and lnter .. t Ff'ldr,, Oecwllbtt 21, 1"4, M U ot13 wlll1 1n11re11 .,...,....._ corporetlon and wn.u* ~ Orenge eo.t
1o1nder cepltllllnd ...... ., . .. ........... .(). wtlldl beCarne ~ S/Ot/M et 1.$0 pm In tM ~to 1-.on fl'om 31161... rt t.TOTMI ~! more tn.i one offloer ~t OelY ~ ~ 1 t
BIM't llel>llity on~ end tll 11..,._tent tnet• the~ iocated et 901 tt.S% per ennum aa n. ~ ._ t9M • ttgn If 1ne ~It by 1 pert• 1a. b l"4 · executed Ind outtt ... ., .. .,., .............. ,, ....... ., . .0-1M11t1 of pr1nclp1I lf'd SOutfl Lewie Streiet. 0r-.. prOlltdld WI llld "°'9. P'lll ......... ....,.._ ,._ ~ 0t • j0ift1 ~. · • TlM20
Not• llld det>entl>r" IU dlnltld to__.. ...... ,,. -0-lnter .. t th•t by reeaon Ctllfomle t2Mf l•t• cftlroee, pfu1 fore-wwwut111 •,.. ... ie Mt a etete thl ,,_ end acS-1---------
0lher ll•bllltlel.,,., ...... """ .............................. 1.103 t'*9of, the uncMlalrgned.. Al the time Of IN lnili.11 Ololu,. .... and Centi I I 111 -..... ..,. .. ctr....-of llfl g«lerll Pll't• "8JC flJTlCl
Tot II M•t>flltlM ............ "'"' ........................ ,,,, ....... 52.8t2 ... ~ hie de-publc;ltlon of "* notice, •1n1tnat ,.. ~ lo .......... -I I Mn IM jOMI Y'lntllr«'t II
l.if'nltld-llfe pt"9nld •todc . .. . ........... ,, ...... "' .(). ~ wttfl the tiwt ... the tM total lmOUnl of the un· 11 78 ... l/151t4 .......... "" ,.. .. ''" b idder It • IOI• K·MM
lourrY CAl'fl'M. Deed 64 Tnat and Ill Ooouo-peld belllf'OI Cl the OOI-The~undier Mid .... .., 11oe ....... WI pnllpftlltonNp or enotMr ACTnlOUe .,_t.I
Perpetual prefwred etodl... , ... .. ........ "'"' . -0-menll evtdencln9 Obll· O!f!t ....0 by the lbollll Died Of Truet ,,_.oeor. ••· .. _. _,...., 1 ..... entity IMt do. ~ ....-ITA~
CofnMOn ltoctl . .. .. . .. -·--"'"'" 3,000 getloN MCUrld IMt'eby, ~ 6-d of tNet end eauted end dlll\•edto the __. u ...... WUn Illa und9f 1 tie.n~ '*1'19. IN The~ 1*90M.,. ~ .............. 1.112 --~-4tOel .................................... '-"""' 0.0. ., ............... t.cl""" be"' tfle,..., -dOlnt ~ .. Uncilvldld profit• end c.c>ltll,....,..... ... .... ... (IM> .._ dldefw Ii U'l'll a. • n d Id"' 1 "ca I I 1 ~ OI ... end 0.. •11111.-. el l'Hl'•ftJ, of the bldd9P with • dellO-OOUl.0. COM PUTt,_
CumolatlYlfofelgnouHenc;y cured thereby lmm1dl1t., a11t.tu• 1Mftdba..llnd1wnt1eft ..... e~t, &MN neoon followlno 1hown SYSTU .. DIVISION.
trlnlletlon ldlUl\mentt. .. .,, •• -... ··-·--·· .... --dUI w ~end 00.. The totM ln<IM>tedneel Notlol ol Oehluft end S.C. ......,, ..., ......._ • "09A (1N llC1'"°"8 nem.)', Pevterlno Center 160 rot81~~ ... -.......... S,31t =..,to~ 1he '*"Otn~Ott~ttontosel Thi~*'..,_, ..... .....__,~..,....,, no ftc-~A....., lllllD. •.
To411 119M11ee. llrnlted-... to be tOld lO Ntl9fy CM~ blCS le OOll'IPUted ~ Nici Notice of 0.--.._ ...... • .., M tlbcRll ,_ 1N11 be Ulld ~ 14l. Cotti ...... ~-
1>' ... rld etodl. end eQUffY ~ ... 51.tot OblgMlonuec~ ... ,,_.. rney be obtained by c:.-no r..-end Election to W to .,...... 111f ._ --. TM ~ tt... 11 • ourrwnt ._ t262t
We, the u11den1lgntd cflrectors, at ... t to the~· by. (114) at...a31 Of (11!) bl ~ In the county s:: a t ef ...... .-. ~ltlOI\ W11tl IN Orenl)I Gould~~
nMI Of tflll •tateit'llAt of twutea Md lletlMlea. we THIS NOTIOI Of DI· ta7-4MI o. • blb'I ._ ......,. 1N NII P'°'*1Y II .,....., • ..,...,.,. er ~ "1cotWr In c... of tnc • •m of lluoor"cntlon
deelal• tl'llt " hel bell\ MllftlMd by "" end to the Met ,AULT w Al Af.COAOl.O ... .... locetld . ...,. ..... .,..... corporetlonl. lnctWe IN ~
of our tu~ Ind ~ hel bMI\ ~ If' THI C0VNtY Ofl ~NGI Oeted' Oclqbs ao.. 1.... ~ No\lerl'lber &, ltlM ...... ,. c1 _, .. ,.. ,_,.. of the ~1. T'f'llt bullneet 11 OO'I· cont~ wttn the tne~ Md i. ""'Ind QO(• °" OCTORR )()~ 1M4 AS ••• TWOOO A•· QATWWAY l.AN.0 HA· .... ~. T~ end ouct.S by •OllrPOl'9tlOn
'901 IHSTMIME.NT itT31"8 IOCIA n•. .. •••• va. INC I• fllCI 1Nat9e} ~ -.. .. Met'te01lt SMEU>Ofot L. OlfoflCE.S
Donlld A Miller IA* Of. AMtAICA.H NA· T...... lllf T .0. lwftee 2050 loVtll ~ 0.M, La A. •MK:t\ a.. The Qty Councll Of tna Vloe P..-otnt
John P lllMMI, Jf TIOHAL ~T ANO &AV• C1 ... 1119, ..... 'r. C... 8'lte HO 9r: C. tl • f .... ~ City o1 CoMa MM11,....,..,.. This 111~ ... ftlDll
01n1 C ~ INOI ASSOCIA TIOH C.,... A....._. ..... Loe Al'IQllllll. CA to026 ........ L -.C.• IN ¥1 to ret110 .,.,., or 11 w4ttf It. County QM! of Or• I l(eret 0"11IOI\, C.... of tt1e ~ bllll Ven..._ ,..,,, ltt ..... Lwtl (2 t!) .,.._. t4' .,. ....._ ..... •tM llidla. lr'9f C<Mttf °" ~
do 11«.oy ...,. tNt tllll Alpor1 Of CondttlOn" lrue ~· c.... ...... a..... CA -. 9y ~I C&k•·Vioa c.-..... CA -OATm • tN4 lndeo<n1c11ott1ebll1of"'Yllnowf110g11nd~ 0.. IO/U tt4 (?'M)-..4111 ,.,..._,. (nil..,., ..,,.,,,_, 2t 1N4 ,_,,
K1tet4ameon C..... ~ bf IN Onlnp ~,..,_, Or-. 009! P11t1 ..._, ()<""" Coalt ~ Ott"OI eo.11 Publiehed Orenge CWt ~ Or1191 eo. ~a. t"4 ~~hot Dally Plot No_._•· is. OlllpNoiU•• ~ t$,n o., ~ No:9Mler 1 a i ~ PtlOt No...,. 12. Olly~~wn 21
Pubklhed ()<ange Cout Diiiy PtlOt "°"9mber u . 1M4 • t5, l2. ft. .... 22, ,.... " 1... u. t 2. 1-.. ltl4 Decllflbef 6, t3 ttt.4 Th-41t TH~ TH·430 TH~n TH_.,3 Th·4t3 '14-471 -~----~~--~~---· --~-______ _.... ________ ~
L
\
Orang• Coalt OAIL.Y PILOT/Tl'lurlday, November 22, 1984
• 'ecnnout .,... ..
fi;m..,.,. ...... I NAm ITA.,_,.
The fOllOWlnO pertone .,.
dolna buelneaa -Motton Ptoci.ctiona. 2300 fllNltw
"-'· 0<10'1. Com CA l2l2t
Vlctll Lynn 84nlttl, 2300 Fair~. O·~O , at
Meaa. CA 9211211
Tiit. butln... la con-
®cted by. "' lndMdWll Vk:lcl Lynn Smith
Tiiis atatament waa filed
With the County CIWk of Or-= County on October 29, ,_
Published Orange Cont
Dally Piiot November 22. 29,
Deoember II, 13, 1984 Th-4911
Ml.IC NOTICE )
NAm tTA1'UMNT lftCTITIOUI 8UIMll
The follc>Wlng ptW90na ate NU. ITAftMINT dOlnG bull,_ u : The loltowlng pereone .,.
WARMINGTON RESI· doing butlneee u:
OEHTIAL VENTURES. 3090 AMERICAN APPRAt~L
'Pullman Stteet, Cotta Meu, ASSOC IATES . 19182
Callfornle 92929 Flof'lda Str .. t, •C. Hunt·
The Tyler Compaoy, 3090 lngton Baach, Calllornla
Pullman Street, Coeta M..., 92&48 ornle 921128 Leland R Hiii. 191112
The Warmington Retlden-Florida Street •C, Hunt-
lal Group, .3090 PuHman lngton Baacn. California ~$tr•t. Cotta Meta. Call· 92&48
4omta 9282e Tttl1 bu11ne11 11 con-
WI LL IA M c WARM· ducted by an lnd[vl<lual Qr. , INGTON LELAND R HILL 4 This •tetem.nt WU filed This statement WU filed
with the County Clerk of Or· wtth the Count)' Clerk ol Or-
ange County on Novembef ange County on October 25 . • ,,.,5, 19&4 t984
F2t07'll F25I021
Publllhed Orange Coall . Publlaned Orange ·coast
Delly PHot November 22. 29. Di lly Piiot November 22, 29,
oec.mber II. 13, 19114 O.C.mber 8, 13, 11184
TH-482 TH-.t78
Pllll.IC NOTICE
,tCTITtc;>UI IUltNlll
NAMI ITA TIMENT
The following pereon1 are
doing bullnus u :
ZZVZX VIOE~R O·
DUCTIONS, t5400 Bal·
grade, • 13, Waatmln1ter,
Callfornla 92683
Constance Hen19y. 15400
Belgrade, 1113, Wut·
mlnater. California 11211113
Thia bu1lne11 le con-
ducted by an Individual 0 • CONSTANCE HENLEY
~ • Thia 11a1emen1 wu nled
with the County Ci.rlc of Or-
ange County on No....mber
13, 1984
FacMl7
Publlthed Orange eo..1
Delly Pilot November 22, 29
Oecember 11. 13. 1984 •
TH-481
Ml.IC NOTICE
NOTICE Of
DEATH OF
WA .... EN L.
H09'LACHER
AND OF PETITlON
TO AOMtNllTE ..
ESTATE NO.
A 12MOI
To 111 heirs. beneficiaries,
creditor• and contingent
creditor•. and l)eft0n9 '#ho
may be othefw!M Interested
In the will and/or Mtate of:
WARREN L HORLACHER
A petition h&I been filed
by VALERIE HOALACHER In
tile Superior Court of Or-
ange County requeetlng that
VALERIE HORLACHER be
appointed u pereonal rep.
r_..teuve to eomtnlster the
estate of the decedent The
petition request• authority
----------to administer the estate
--FlCTITK>UI I UllNEll NAMSITATIMENT
• -,. The tollowtng p«son1 are .. ..:~"9 bullnetl u : 1' 1 0. PROPERTIES. M B.
, ~ARKETING. 10911 Men·
1'. ·lot Ava.. Garden Qro.,,e,
Cell!. 92843
Marie Hanry Barkull1.
6c:ilb0911 Menaor Ave .. Garden ~ rove, Calif 112&43
"'• ' Jeff McKenney, 10911
Menaor Ava . Garden Grove.
CaHf. 92&43
Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-
1 ,,. 4ucted by. co-pertnara
• • ""i Jett McKenney
• Thia ltetament WU flied
• with the County Clerlc of Or-
ange County on No.....,,bar
15, 1984
f2I07tO
' -Publllhed Orange Cout
O.lly Piiot November 22. 29.
-....December 6, 13, 11184
TH·484 . tr: .. k!.:. fltlJllC NOTICE
under the Independent Ad·
ministration of Eatet91 Act.
A tteerlng on the petition
will b41 held on DECEMBER
5, 1984 at 9:30 A.M. In Dept .
No. 3 at 700 Clvle Center
Ortve Wat, Santa Ana, CA
9270"2.
IF YOU OBJECT to the
granting of the petition, you
ahould either appear et the
hearing and state your ob-
jections or file written
objec Uons with the oourt
before lt\e hearing. Your ap-
pearance may be In person
or by your attorney.
tF VOU ARE A CREDITOR
or 1 ~tlngent credttor of the deceued, you must file
your ctelm with the COYr1 or
preMnt It to the penonaf
repr--.teuva appointed by
the court Within lour months
from the date of first 111-
1Uanoe of letter. u provide<!
In Section 700 of the
Probate Code of California .
The time lor filing cleJim will
not expire prior to four
----------month• from the date of the
I , FICTTTIOUI 8U81NEll
HAiie ITATEMINT
The following person II
~ doing bvllnaaa u
•• • SOUTH COAST METRO
DELIVERY, 3301 S Beer
•400, Santi Ana, Calif
• . .92704
.. Kenneth Wayne Dutnem.
r 3301 S Bear 11400, Santa
s !-1 J.na, Calif. 92704 ~ -Thia bu11ntu I• con-• • ducted by: an lndlvtdual
•· Kenneth W. Outnam •
Thia 1tatement waa filed
with the County Clerk of Or·
'" County on October 26. iiuS.~9 • F2St111 Publllhed Orange Coast ~ r Dally Piiot November 1. 8,
.~ 15, 22, 1984
TH-424
.... •. ----------
P\8.IC NOTICE
F1CT"10UI IUllNUI
NAME ITATEMENT
The followtng person 11
tteerlng notice above
VOU MAV EXAMINE the
me kept by the court. ti you
are a pereon interested In
the atate. you may serve
up0n the executor or admin-istrator, or up0n the at-
torney for the executor or
admlnlltretor. end Ille with
the court with proof of ter-
vloe. • written request stat·
Ing !flat you dalre special
notice of the llllng of an In·
ventory and appralaement of
estate anets or of the peti-
tions or accounts mentioned
1n Section 1200 and 1200.5 of
the California Probate Coda.
WYLIE A. AITKEN, AT·
TOfllNEY, IOO .... Santa
Ana llwd., Penthouaa,
l ent• Ana, CA '2701 (714)
134-1424
Pubfllhe<I Orange Cout
Dally Piiot November 15 16,
22 19~
ThF-469
P\&IC NOTICE
doing bullneu u ----------R ICHARDS VA LET FICTITIOUl I UllNHS
CLEANERS, 1822'n New-NAME STATEMENT
port Blvd Suite 304 Costa The follOWlng persona are
M .... cam 92627 d<>lng 1>u1•ness 11
Linda JN n Plaske1t 418 1 AL PHA ADVANCED
1•htf E 16th St Colla Mesa. TECHNOLOGY 10201 ~~f.Caltf. 112627 Ka1mu Or , Huntington
Thia bua1ne11 11 con-Beach Calif 92646
ducted by· en lndlvldual Douglas B Wneeler.
Linda J Plaskett 10201 Ka1mu Or . Hunt·
Thia 1tetement was fllld 1ngton Beach. Calif 92646 ~ with the County Clerk of Or-Richard V Orton, 11415
ange County on October 23. S1nds1one Ave . Fountain 198A Valley Calif 92708
F25al24 This business 11 con·
W\~" Published Orange Coast ducted by co-par1ners ;Jro&~ally Piiot November 1 8 Douglas B Wheeler r;~ 15. 22. 11184 This Sta tement was filed
•• t TH·417 with the County Clerk of Or·
· ange County on November
•I 15 1984 P\8.IC NOTICE F2'Cmt
Published Orange Coast ~' .. ftCTITIOUI IUllNEIS Deily Piiot November 22 29 -'·.. NAME ITATEMENT December 6 13 1984 T°ar-' The lollowtng peraon II TH-488 ,, ,doing bualneu u
P A 0 F E S S I 0 N A L 1---------
ANESTHESIA SERVICES P\Jll.IC NOTICE rr • .....e2 VIiie Trucha. Newport 1----------f'• BMcn. Calif 928e0 FICTITIOUI I UllNEH ~ Wanda S.th Aumlnson NAME ITATEMENT
CANA. B S , 462 v111a The follOW1ng person 11
Trucha, Newport Beach do.ng buaineu aa • 92118() D 0 V E PIECEWORKS
Thia bu11ne11 11 con· 1509 Wat Alvter• Drive ted by an Individual Sant• Ana. Calif 92706
Wand• S.th Rumlnson, Anita Jane L•nd. 1509
ANA. B.S WHt RIYlera Dr1ve, Santa v. . Tht. 111tament' wu filed Ana, Callf 92706 1 ~ , wtth the Count)' Cl«k of Or· Tht1 bu11nH1 11 con-~ ,. ~County on October 23. ducted by an lndlvldual
1"'4 Anita J Lind
-f2111D Thil lteterMnt WU fli.d
Publlahed Orange Cont with the County Clerk of Qr.
Dally Piiot November 1. 8, ange County on November
15, 22. 198'4 1!5. 19114
TM-416 f2fKl777 Publlll'la<I Orange Cout
.. -II' NOTICE Oally Piiot November 22. 29, ---~-------e>ao.mt>er 8, 13, 1984
PM:TmOUI llUIMll TM..t07
NAMm ITATIMINT 1---------
The lollowlng pertonl .,. "8.IC NOTICE
\ doing bualneet ... 1-----------
B(] ASSOCIATES, 1919 'tCTITK>Ut IUIMll
Commod~• Ad .. Newport NAMI ITATEMINT
Beech, Ce.llf 92HO The lollowfng parson " 8-rbatl .J Powell. 9740 El doing bualnea ar
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with 3 c;.,. garage. Com-'·-CI..\ SS IF IE I> h l2-5o7H munlty pool & tennl• L0¥9f"I 4 Bf ~ taia, courts. Alklng 1155,000 a.t llreet 1n · lwt !!II ........ , •... In'" ter lalt ... , .. 1 2 lnttaJ 1112
BIG CANYON GOLF C~SE .IWEL
Open Fri/Sat/Swl 1·5 18 Cherry ..
Absolutely spotless 4 Bdrm and family room. hke
new homf' with 3t.'i baths Completely remodeled
w/f rench doors and windows. 3 fireplaces. wet
bar security system..3 car garage. It's all here .
move right in!! $939.000 with excellent as·
sumable financing for 1ust $250 fees
Mona & Jack Cheshire, Reatton
759-1877
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LIDO ISLE
Marvelous 6 Br bayfront 78' on bay, pool,
spa. 100' boat space. Xlnt Fin. $4,850.000~
Channing Spanish 3 Br. 2 Ba on 45' lot,
deck. courtyard. pier & shp. $1.100,000.
BAYSIDE DRIVE BAYFRONT CONDO
Traditional
Realty
631-7370
Par1l t 125,900. 84M7 t; C Q w/pa;:n:: li:ICfi
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story home on '5' IOt. S11,0004tlo-111t ....
French door•. leaded iii FMIT ..
LIT ---Almost 112 ecre with a
limply labulout bay &
city lights view C... eo-
comooate up to 4 Unlt.11
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eluded In w. 4 bedroom. s-on·1 Aaeoft Dec 2-t
3 beth home. OWNER IN C'*9t wlhot tub atMpa
DISTRESS .. BRING OF-4. 100 rt from Heavetlly
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bedroom home with loft. W/dodl. for to'+ "19Cht
Alklng 1310,000. CALL Pool. tpa.173-7173 . en-etoo. Wiii trede Palm Deaer1 I•-------HOMU .__ Country Club tor
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Bdrm 3 ·~ bath home on _.iiiOitalaiiiiiiiiii._ ___ _
qule1 cul-ct.MC. New lniM I
central air and c:a-p9tlng :;::====;iii! and frHhly painted. -.... iiiiiliii-....-..;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;-.._
Portofino model with D•lllftll .. ....: .... H .... ._ llD
large bon\11 room and,_ ---lot. Full priOt $330,000 PUI 4 . .... Him
751-3191 In Turtle Rodi 4 bdrm. 2't 38A ,3ba. den w/Po04 a C:::. SELECT be. formal dining room OCMtl lliew. Furn or un-
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5 bl' Hllltt>oro In Spyg&ue court s 1195 17s-o896 Ridge. Exptinded · lloor
plan w/loadt of potential 1rriM 2144
and fabulous view. Sandi Ax l«-8200 7 8 6-1172 58f w/pool, Jae, rec fac Gd ar-. C1oM to eYef}·
thing t1395. &51·16'8 1/: Macnab · lrV1ne 3480 Mtcnelton Drtve .... hfwlfl~
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~==~==~i·i~=:T1~·;·~·~=· ~ Vile.A BALBOA.. Largest -rl0;;;;1 oen in Newport PenthouH unit w/2
Jeny & Bay view. newly decorated M"' · ... llT 11111 H4Mght9•M ltg lot, mt bdrma, famffy rm, den cu •IPllllU* renters.Mintaecrtftcefor w /wet bar. VIEWS Kai. 2 Br. 2 Ba, 40' patio. Now $575.000. community property Ml-BHutlful condition
JASMINE C<>" ....... ttement For lnfor P 0 . Comm. pool & epa. 98C:Ur· PENINSULA HOME OCEANFRONT 3BR 2,_.,~t,;:;,lt:'° Box 49-B. NB CA 92112 1ty S1aoo1mo.
SPYGL.ASS$450,000 ON WAT£R. Bdrm. 2 ba
Exc1tmg Ocean & Jetty views. 4 Br. 3 Ba
3700 sq. ft car parking $1.285,000
WEST BAY AVE BA YFRONT
At NH Y C Traditional 5 Br spectacular
bay view Owner financing. $1.050,000.
LAGUNA BEACH HILLSIDE
Panoramic ocean & city view, spacious 5
Br. 3 Ba. Xlnt fmancmg. now $750,000.
COTTON POINT ESTATES
Custom ocean view lots next to Casa
Pac1f1ca. San Clemente from $550.000
WESTWOOD VILLAGE
Prime English trad1t1onal 3 Bd. 3 Ba. 3
frpk's. hrdwd Hrs. nr UCLA is95,000
BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR
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4BR . Xlnt location l500 eq ft guest unit. 8 A l 8 0 A I S L A N D
WESTCllFF . S2S5.ooo Cln:utar drtw, pool, fNlt BAY FRONT 3 Bdrm
38R 2ba Mint Cond t,.... & much more. Own-FUmlahed. WIDE VIEW
CORONA DEL MAR .,. wlll conalder carrying $2200/mo yrty
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Spec vu-2BR 2ba. on bch. HOLIDAY GREETINGS 28R 1ba/gar. bUCh cot· Eaatbluff rent/option, 3 br, 1Br £Ud uUts Pd. fndry. VILLA MEOERA Family Wk'It '*1tM now evell. 280 SF wlth lavatory Lott: 11/17 REWARD. Smt
rvrn/unf.pvtgete.$1800, Cherry 2bdrm 2ba split tage2blkttoturt,walk 2 b:i. 708 Blton, Carport. Avl 1211. No cm he 2 br 2 be d/w . St /wlt&up.2274New· Groundftoor&<tS.-6313 HlmaleyanCat Whtlgrey
utlla Incl. 675-3834 level leisure patio only to village. WtrlyJrd pd. 760-8776 pell 383 W Bay 548-9516 car~t drapes enel gar port Blvd.C.M. Me-1445 Cotta M ... 345 aq. ft 2 marklnga.lrvlne Terr.
C M 2224 $550klds,avaJI 1211 $800/mo.6191436-6487 1Brw/beamcells lg patio. mo/mo ull pd $300 dep IUllRLllll rooms + be S300 CdM 790·8562
t ftl tll •IH-ltlO• Ocean & City Lights View. i:::~BL~;: V~~ H~o~~ Nr OCC Falrgr~. Quiet No Pets. 2324 Elden apt 1 IN NEWPORT BEACH Newport Beec:h. colorTV 546:-3345 494-3103 LOST BLACK LAB wi red 2 Barm 1\4 ba Cottage. lge FHllve 3br hN updated 3br 2bll, xlnt oond $1350 s20cio lease 640.7559 . nghborhd $500 751-3531 $610/mo 642-5155 A great place to live on the s 125 wit agl, no deposit. Nr oc Airport 560 I 700 colter "Max". If found
yatd, 243 E. 22nd St kilch&decorklda/pets + mo.497-4170or497-6080 · 2 8d prlv garden apt --Upper Bay. Private 3026W .. tCoattHwy sq ft. Generous mov•ln pteue call 720.0838 or
Shown dally 5.7 pm yard & garage $685 at I It ~ 2211 LIDO ISLE 4 br 2 be I B d I DIH Ptial 2721 clubhouse• & health V • allowance. &45-i310. Nelda medl·
28drm 1'hBa. lge yard BeatRflylee539-8190 !WJ!fl If :c!t;"!n bl~~~02 ~;3i11~ ~~rpafn~~g=~:r: Beiuxe 38r 29a w/frplc, spaa. 8 tennla courts, 7 IC~~~ IH7 RIGHTREALTY1~6641 cation.REWARD.
$875/mo. Shown M-F Large 2Br 1Ba duplex g f 7 8 $595/mo. Sorry no pets blttns gar balcony No pools, close to business, 1 Lost: Black Tom cat w/blk 5-7pm 9-5pm Sat/Sun w/gar W/O hkupt No 2 Br 2 ba eplt-M. bftna. 751-429 7 0-4 44 Iv ms 645-1893 pete S59-i194 . oc Airport, Fashion Lge 81Q e;:; cablci. POOi ....., AIU • .,,. collar. Nr Main/Palm. HB.
1 243 E. 22nd St · pets Seoo/mo 545_7983 view of nature t1400. mo LUXURIOUS TWNHOUSE , Island. convenient shops tbl. color tv, 2 trpa. 100 sf • 3 olfca & reoept. FW#erd 536-6995 ....--------1 _____ .____ 7eo.6512 CONDO 3br 3ba $1125 Oelux 2 br 1'°' ba lndry IOWYIEW on alght Sleepe 14 545·8916 1300 al · open IP plan.,....,,.=-=----:--,----,~:-:
21;)' 1ba dplx. fncd yard. no LOVELY naw Spanish 233 161h Place. 675-4333 hkup, newer. twnhae Only 10 minutes lrom Mall Wiii build to ault. Alto LOST Grey/wht cat. 4 wht ~ti. 1952 Meyer. S625+ ttyle twnhse w/2Br style, lncd patio. encl , • 1 .. edjc 2000 al Ready for pawa Up of tall Is wht Credit chk 549-3484 1·~Ba court Y. rd a prvt Lrg 3BR 2ba, lrpl, c:loM 10 NEWPORT BAY CONDO 3 crport. Hamilton St. No .... guna your own pr vate Singles 1 & 2 Bdrm Apart· ---occpy. S 1.25 Jrou. REWARD! 650 3706 • bcil 1713 W. Balt>oa Blvd 8d 2 'nb 1850 S Ft 2 1 $6751 C 1 ocean view lrom Dana menta & Townhouses ,_ ~ • 2 Twnhme, dbl gar. IO patio. gar+ prkng speoe. $1050 Yearly 673-4743 a q • pe 1 mo reg Point's moat secluded from $720. (Aall about Get a held ala.rt on 852-8714 R & HI VEST -L0-,-t1"""'R'""'E""W""A,...,R""'o=-.-=Fe_t...,.lem-.
lo, privacy, $800 Avt 1211. SlOOO/mo. Call car gar. MC gate. w/t>oat 631•1266 scenic bluff. Like new 2 furnished 11pt1 complete Summer tan. Rent our o c Airport arH 225" to /blJ< callco oat
3.90·1005 ph collect 548-3155 or 998-3434 3Br 2Ba wllrplc on New· allp. $t500-Wk/t12B·t253 Br w/den, xtra large prl-with TV llnens'& utenslls luxury condo Ort' ean ·830•. ST 10 n· Lota ·of ~~~n:ilar ""GICI" name port late St100/mo evea989-4307 t 11 c 11 • • • • sq •
llllHll2UTI Baat. ltac~ I 40 851-11150f'650-8849 . Newport Terr 3Br 2Ba ~:0-~3~~~~:6-441a ~~~~r~~~~~).'grn~~~~ ~~:~11yb(~~~r.93~;3e1rl e=~!i.u~~;.~~~Gr .. I ~~!1::;~~5--1827
EElde • Includes fire-We have HB • largest 3Br 2Ba wllrplo. Close to Condo. W/O. relrlg 1800 27,.0 botee Rd. at San Joaquin lta h , encl yard, dbl "gar Mleellon/rentels all sizes beach s9751mo Agt 730-0480. 544-1485 28r 1 ·~ea. No pets. Max 2 l 1at. ltac~ .. Hiiia Rd. ta tt Share CM t250sq ft ofc LOST Sun. Nov 1 t am q
w opener, gardener 2 prices & areu sm lee 542.3850 --persons $625/mo. 2293 llW Lllllf •-1 .... 1100 l~IH ltOI w/bullder. Shop apaoa lam TIGER CAT, wi red 1-8rend New I story. Rent· 539-6190 Bast Ocean close lg 2br 2ba Fordham can 543.54 78 .,.. 1 •• ~-avail. $250/mo. 546-9457 flea collars. CM 548-7018 $1000/$1200 Call tor • 3BR. lam rm, lg kltcn. encl atone lrplc 2 gar newer · Now ranting on Beach $325 Mo.+ dep. HOUM In -.--------,,-------------showing Agt 631 •2242 lniH 2244 yard. good achla, gar-kllch kids/pet $700's ph 2 Br. IQe fed yard, Blvd, So ol Adams Ave. Npt Htht. New Rest.. CdM dlx suttn. AC, ampl p ••ti 3 br Condo s8001mo Call dener. $1350, 631--3071 Bast Alty lee 539-8190 pet OK. $600. mo Studio, 1 & 2Br + Iott 2BR 2BA F/P 2 car ar nr shop, watlf 645-1808 prkg. from S225 2855 E. """"'....u. ........ ___ !"'!11 .. ~-SHARP 4Br Outet St Obi -646--0721 units Indoor raquetbaH, ga · • Coast Hwy. 675-6900 ""l'™Tl/ ... U gar/yard. no pets $950 Doug Ammem'llln work '" IElllYI m Rare option to l>Yy 4ba hae tennis. pool, epa. sauna. ocean. avall now $850 3Br nu lrvln• condo. ,.___ ·-· .....
rTfO 650•83731979•5425 851-2000 780-6951 hme GATED VILLAGE COM· mufti-level bath trptc gar •PENTRIOGE COVE• For teasing Info call $500 sec dep 645-8980 $300/mo. furn. Jee/pool, ~tnM Outcalt ONlY S35-Qle9
GOLF COURSE MUNITY 28drm 2,~Ba S1200Baatlee539-6190 2Br 2Ba split level, lrplc, 960•2418 *LO 2Br 2Ba Bluffs more546.0115,3-5pm ... tab ltlli--------~ $985/mo lovely 3 Bd 2ba OC • · W/O dbl gar pool/spa WARM WOMAN 18-45? nouse w/ yard. lndry rm, L ATION 1600 sq. 11 ot PURE Saa c1...... 227& $9s0/mo 556:9200 SUWlll w/pool. frptc, 2 carports COM 2Br. n/smkr. CION OFFICE/WAREHOUSE Seotoua-yet doean't need gar.allblt-lna,nlceeast· Large 2Br. den. 2Ba LUXUAV.Garage,SPAln .. N · $795.Nopets 752-5822 tobch261-6224ext220 1000 aq ft In CM . wllat ceuaea babies?
side locatlon, util pd Condo In RanchO San master eultes. Dining FULL OCEAN VIEWC ew •llllOOUTll* VILLAIE KAM. or 675-3061 (213)435-6371 Want love nice guy 401
C Joaquin New carpets & room wood burning fire· never lived In. 2br Ondo, * WATllFlllT * • 231 abrlllo dr•naa ·51046/mo Call 1 · 1 e dt wmlcro/oven trpl2car Lg2&3BrApts.Newcrpt. New 1 & 2 Bdrm luxury .,. ..... n* E·bulf Condo, avall, ehr Aaua ... atatl KldaOK M 2·1031 TIL UIAIEIEIT ...--. Pace. m crowav oven, I t Uh pl $800 drapes tile etc w/pool apts In 14 plans 1 Bdrm ...--w/lem non-smoker ---------. 851-0892 Of' 840-0937 prlvale patio. ELEGANT enc ~~~· {139 M u I No pet~ 642·5210 . 2 Bd d T . h ma 1Br on Ba~ Or w/prv1 $.450 ;. utll 720·1849 • SPIRITUAL READINGS Winifred Van Leer contact 14Z·ll01 GOLF CO ASE LIVING only 15 minutes mo. • arce · rm an own ° beech & t>oat moorings · · Advice In All Mattera & Box 101, Shadow, c/o
C pet fine S4lO home LOCATl~N to Fashion Island, 15 FULL OCEAN VIEW New $565/mo 2 Bd lba. patio, ; pools, ~en"c!:, wa:· $995/mo. 780.()919 · Fem prel, lovely big hie, 2 Counseling. 1815 So. El Delly Pilot, PO Box 1seo
Lar e 2Br den 2Ba minutes to So. Co Plaza, nevtW lived In, 2br Condo, nice eastalde location, 1111• pon •· 11 P · frplc/pool $375 ut pd 111 Camino RMI, San Clem. Cotta M .... CA 92826
s appls & utlls tree C~do In . Ranctto San Just east of Newport Blvd d/w micro/oven lrpl 2 car pool, Indy rm. clOae to all. ~r:m' NSa~h ~~7, 3 & 4Br. 2Be, gar. yrty lse. /la.at $100 dep 241.()832 Llc'd. 492·7218 r-1 l Beat lee 539-6190 & south of San Diego encl gar traah p/u $800 149 E Bay r ve or on ol Newport Penlnsula $900-....
TSIOE CLEAN 2Br ,Joaquin. New carpets & freeway 2473 Orange mo 87S:1739 Marcie TSl llAUllmlT McfOadden and West on St200 Avall Dec /1 Ft rm1e ltlr hM In H.B. SCRIM LETS PRESIDENTIXC
1 a & new paint. Gar. drapes $1045/mo Call Ave 631-5439 By appt • McFadden to Seewlnd 675-4912, 754-1792 Bkr Pool/Jee, lrptc, nice aree " • INAUGURAL TOUR $665
yrd Avl now $800/mo 851.0892 or 640-0937 only. . Saat1 Au M2·1111 VIiiage. (714)893-5198 4Br. walk 10 beh. lndry $325/mo+ utll. 964-7702 JAN 18th.JAN 22 1985
5'&-3155 Of' 998-3434 lllTW BAVCREST 4Br 2Ba New so coast Plaz.a aford 36r WALK TO BEACH. 1Brl hkupa. yrly No pell Lg Mllr bdrm & be In CdM, ANSWERS FOR INFO (71 4) 774.7777
Eastslde newly painted CALL US REGARDING kttctien, paint &0 firs 2ba $725 pool homi or 2 me8tiBJlll w/drapes & car petal S 1200/mo. 752-7474 fem prel. $.400 +. '1• utU. Potato . Knife I I 0,, 4114 hae. 2Br 1Ba. separate IRVINE LEASES $1750/mo., let, last & bdrm hM $500 kid• pet• $500/mo. 538-4631 $875/mo yrly 3Br 2Ba. 644-5511 Quilt. ~rffth U at11 -·
dine rm. hardwood firs. .rrrrD sec. 675-~68 642-3355 Bes1 lee 539-6190 lPUtllEITS lmat 2744 lrplc, O/W, lower unit, Mor F wanted to Shr 1ge .. LIKE you re LATE ....
yrd. Avl now! $1000/mo • · garden apta. Pool/spa. r on o mo .. Lake. $650, ulll pd. glng suit. reaaoned our dbl gar, lg landscaped 'liiso r::-11 Bluffs Condo-lrg 4 bd Ctdtaiai••• Beautlfully landaacaped 37 b c a $800/ c-·1 Aval! 12/1 Agt 873-9080 3500 all hm on Cherry Of oour~. I need • loo·
~6-3155 or 998-3434 ealty lam rm + bonu• rm. Vifarail~.. 2410 Patio/decks No pets Doug Ammerman work ... DUY• UST Negot ROd 675.0258 <tau~hl•r. "Otherwise 8 •1 Sunny, spacious, neutral · 85 t-2000 780-6951 hme · 1 LIKE , tart your own "rport Eie 2 br 1'~ ba twnhse: I decor $1650 Ava 34' Mtrboat Slip, posh 3 lBdrm , s5es.s57o Privacy, luxury & security M/prol n-amkr to ahr 2Br you u~t OOk you re Limo Sarvloa for u llttla
, Huge fncd patio, 786-l l ?2 Jan/1-780-9878 Agt br. 2'h ba, Wett Newport 2Bdrm l l'•Ba S85S-S660 + IWllplng fairway view. 2Ba ~t CM $250+'11 utll I.ATE. 81 S2.000'dn & $650/mo ks up 10 park Clean & ·~-~p:miBI nr beh $1350 759.0588 38drm 2Ba $750 IUll llWt 2Br. 288. dbl gar. plus + deposit 64a.2178 ..... ,,... 19&4 LIMOS only 4 left! N $895 C -DELUXE TOWNHOUSE • 161 E 18th 642--0856 many amenities. No pell. lnternatlonal Motor
I t-~~~266 ralg 3BR 3ba, lrplc. t lfe A,., ...... Fua11~ .. 151 E21st 548-2408 ...... LD Pleuecall644-0509 Ownroom3brcondoW/D CC>llcil751-S466
kitchen & betha, vacant. 2250 Vanguard 540-9828 IPUTllDITI CLOSE TO BEACH rdwd deck frpl pool 1P1 fNlll'\ ans
3880 Mk:helaon Drive 2 3 3 16th PI ac e Ba Ill I let 2 8d 2b 2 2B lB $7501 M/F $325 720-9205 Rob uunu NI 1 .... '
lrvlne SltOO/mo. 675-4333 lalMI p:~o•~ M~t utl Incl. :22 c:_~'r','~n!~~~ Agt r e. &4~~850 Prof'I F/M non-amkr lg NB ! ','i 4111
The Spring a 1 Br condOby Make your shopping eas-l1lu• 2'0I Hamllton-Ron 548.0477 rnldentlal aettlngs. NEAR BEACH: 3 BR 2ba ~":.er~~ ::: :Ct.=+ ARE FREE 38% YQd. 3 am3 . :ill M-
S£LL Idle 11ems wllh 8 running atream Pool. Jee 1er by using the Dally Pl-LUXURfOUS 2Br 2Ba lor 2 EASTSIOE 2 BR. 1•~ Wlndwood Glen offers 1. 2 upper apt. Frplcc + 2 car C I cured Trust Deed• In He-Dally Pilot ClasStlted Ad & tennis $575. 891.0999 lot Clualfled Ads. I I G d baths, patio. No pets. & 3 bedroom apartments gar. S 1200/mo. Agt Rmmt/F shr beaut. condo a : aparla, CA. 619-948-1739
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3s0 P · $600/mo. Call 548-9950 Ideally situated near 675-8170 or 96-4-3375 In C.M all amenities •••.••ll It 1 Wut.. 11 mo • 1 echools, shopping and $320+ 548 2475 -& -_ • 4 E-side 1Br. new carpet & parks. NEWPORT CREST Condo . • .... / tltl 111 paint. No pets. 2563-A 3br nr pool/tennis Share 3br 2ba In CdM 1/ln.t .. GAU H 1111 Elden $510 675-9291 For 1ea11ng Information $1100/mo Agt &45-2235 $340 mo. Non-amokar Actlw retail 11\op In CdM
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ALLUTIUTIESPAID , pleate call: (714) Sheryl/Mark875-9665 Found: Bleck kitten al Some edmln. Ideal for E-alde quiet 2 br 1 ~ be 559•5012 Monday-Sun-Varsalllea 1 Br Vu $800 . Vona In Cotta M ... Call houMWlfe. 720-9720
Compere before your rent Twnhae wtpatlo. pool, <tey 8.30 am 10 5.30 pm VIiia Balboa 2 br $11~ Woodbridge. Fwn rm, Pv1 dayt 6-40.8950 -. PlllllTI• Newly decorated, custom carporte & laundry. Aval! · 631-4960 Agent be. luxury condo, fem. to r••••• *
design features, pool. 12/ 1 No pets. $690/mo shr w/M/F. $275/mo Found Male collie 405 Fwy * .... , .... *
bbq. cov'rd garage. sur· Curt II. 631-1266 w1aaa ltac~ 1741 V2EbRSAlt~LES wl:h ~· lncta utllltl•. 551-1582 Mutt give away aoonlll Custom lntwlor C!ompany ~~~:'~~'~re~~~~~ HUGE new 11udlo. 600 sq. MUIWllW trp~~.~:, parklng:IOlllct lnt1l1 H 842•2201 .. ,. 1982 epeclallzlng In
365 Wiison. 642·1971 tt beaut bthrm, $350. Only 10 minutes from no pets S 1 000/mo 2300 sq fi RIOe oRIC: In FOUND: neutered Cat. dee6Qn & fab. for ret-
"°"td N u mo. Casey 857 -2103 Laguna your own private 644.04S2 deluxe Costa Mesa In-blk/bge mate, Vic. Pett.A tauranta & comm. pro-
rT ay. ovember 23 Rial. lt1ck i..40 LARGE Bachelor with prl ocean view from Dena I d at lal P811t Irv Terr entrance. CdM, Jects. Sae«lng to 1111 the
ARIES (March 21-\pril 19) Spotlight on travt•I, humor. Y•I IWI vate patio sa60. 859 w~ Point's moat secluded .... , 1 Rl~H~ REALTY 756-6641 780-8609 ' ~~:,:!,Supervisor
l·e mmun1<:ation and h~cr education You become m ore aware of DIRTIY EITln 19th St. Costa Mesa. acenlc bluff. Like new 2 Mele!Female retired . lllPllT lllA FOUND amatt WHITE mate Mins yra exp raq. WRI be
hod) image. you al~o eel need to purchase new apparel. You'll be Baautlful & park Ilka FOR Lo 1Br w/pool, lndry lee, Br wi den, xr largecpr/j :=. :;t~~l~e dogs & 150 aq II prof ofc ~.?.?~~~M.v~8-~~~~ & trueaprl,.:.. f~.!!ull~nucloect-1 1"' 1tcd to attend special social event and you sho uld accept. THE DISCRIMINATING water pd $.424/mo. 1884 ~:6_~3~ ~~ts.« ,a w/wlndow view. 2361 ... , _,_, ··•·
TAURUS I .\pnl 20-May 20) ( heck source ma ten al. make PROFESSIONAL Monrovla. 546-0336 Muter br completely furn campu1 Or, •211, 1rv1ne, FOUND whl Semoyan-control, quallty control
rt'\. l\1ons. strl\ c 10 build on a more lasting foundation. Funds become ..-private Patios l~rt ltack r,rv be Mesa Verde eree corner Campus l Von Spitz nr Faltvlew/Belcar and lhlGf..~1 lalary
.1,.11lablc from surpn\C \Qurtc K omance intensifies. respons1biht1es :;:eovered Parking H WAIW terss50 dm:sJ\r. lriQ ml onty S260 549-6177 ' Karman. Incl recap· &41·2050 ~o·t>ene ta. raeume
nlrCa\C S<:orp10 natt\C plays kc" role Sp~lou• Apia S495imo 1 Bd 1 b• upper Incl No pets Call btwn Room w/kllchen priv. nr tlonl•t. ph°"' answering. Lost: White male Poodle. pc) Bo• 120 3001 n-...
GEM ' V'Olning Area unit. gar. Indy rm. close · · bus route/Shopping cont rm colfea rm prlv s · · · ........, INI (Ma) :? I-June 20) Crcl ideas on paper. realize you can vwalk-ln-CloMts to shops 9em-4prn dally 5'45-4855 Centlf Cati 982-5760 , . . Vic: Tustin/18th t. NB. HIH, Bldg 5 Suite 108
kc <.1gn1fican1 ad"anccs through wnttcn word. M ember of opposite V'Home-llke Kitchen• 1923 Pomona S400/mo. 752•2484 648-6366 Coeta Meaa.' Ca. 92826 •
JlOSStbl} a Virgo. does care and wall bccom <.> valuable ally. Locate 1 block to Huntington TSLMANAGEMENT 2J:01~~: ~~·~,.~~":i1 ('\Sal) legal pa~r'>. Center, 1 & 2Bdrm1 turn 642-1903 btwn 9•4PM. 545•4855 ~ CANCER (J unt· 21 -J uly 22): l.)omcsllC adjustment IS necessary IT1UTlll flH PALM MESA APTS.
"'"prove beneficial ;ind reo;ton· family harmonfr. Focus also on speciai LA QUINTA HERMOSA Eaatlide 2 Br. $585. No *" Tll WlTU* • t I d ft I 18211 Parkside Ln, I peta.'1&61 Mesa Or. can BeautlflJI 2Br widen. W/O • ices. pc s. cmp O) mcnt an unique g1 rom one you recent y block w111 of Beach. 3 btwn 9_. 54a.9890 hkup. lg kitchen, trplc,
:udcd. Anes native 1!> 'i1ncer c block So of Edinger. S2195/mo. 760-0919
_ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): M any promises will be made, sense of Ml-1441 SHARPW-sldeduplexup·1··• •••••••~
sclect1v 11y could be uttl11cd. M eans go for quality, not Quantity. Lunar ~~~·t.::r ~ r,c1 O•~
emphasis ~n ro mance. adventure. speculation and gamblina instinct. lt!Jlrt la crpta S5fo+ d~No
Piscc:1 native could show w a} to profit. eNCfilfont, 2 Br pets. Mu•t stand etedlt
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpl 22): Emphasis -on pressure. d~dhnes. 1 ba t7hru~ne l5. ~-770-5e29
n or cnm. added respons1b1hty ind intenstfied romance. Presuge 8 o.-1 •STUNNING Lo 1 & 28' ~upwards. you'll havc chance to i ncrease income and will show Wlnw,..,tat t>eehelOrept. 2e. G4wden Apt. Pool
1 you can work under unu?.ual circumstances. 1 btoctc to~. 'A blk to $.465 l S595. 710 w 11tt1
LIBRA (Scp1. 23-0ct. 22): Long-term assignment can be _!•Y *'450 mo. 875-4902 Two 2 Br's, Avatl 1211,
pletcd . Dtlipla~ humor vcnattllly and reach beiond currcnt At1rtatatl Val SSH mo. Avell. 12/8,
•pectations. A wider audience awaits your elTons, product s. - ' • $560. mo. Bth dn, no ~iv1dual you respect pays mc(lningful compliment. lntral 2711 dogs. Victoria St. nr c ..
-SCORPIO (Oct 23·Nov 21 ): New financial deal is on honzon. nyon. 831·"12
Y ou arc goin~ to hit jackpot' trcs'> creativ ity, 1ndeprndcncc. tll l/;VfJ;~... .. .........
ona1nnltty, w1lhngncss to pio neer a project. Yolill locntc article th.at Went a llleetlon of oreat ~d httn ml\placed ('he(k wtth Leo Coettllne w/full ocn vu. llYlng? We can offlf any~
SAG ITT ARIUS (Nov 22-Dec. 21 )· Lunar C"CI" continues hi..... ttepa to wetar, dlx lBr thl.ng Ir•"'*' ept to• 1 " ..,, POOi, NCUrlty 08' Cloee 4 8<t hM. ff IOOklnQ In CM,
iitd1\1dual who aided you in past is ag:un on scene Dec1,1on 1?1 reached to ewrythlng. R~ Tehl· NB. Of H8 think of ua ht
1;, >our favor afTec1, cn1011onal and financial secunty. Cancer, tlan LllQ 9ch 414-8083 tor that choloe IOMI IMng.
.\qu<snu~ ptrwn~ fiaure prominently ... TSL MGMT &42·1903
CAPIUCOR (De<'. 22·J:ln 19): What had been a cause for ~ NB REALTY 875-1842
rnnccm could rum into a "victory celebratio n." Mean~ good news C:~~!1',:,:. '17'f: WllTUll YILUll
tome' prohahl} v ia Iona distance call. Emphasis on increased social 752.so'as or 848-3118 1 & 2 8d ei>ta. Poot, ape,
awvtty trnvcl unique pro1ect. Watch Gemini! get, lf'ldy rm. no f*t.
AQ ARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 18): Fncnd act~ in "unusual" manner ~:ae a&;,;e: f= ':'~ TSL MANAGEMENT
Your aid will be requested in connection with rocky road to romance. 12i 111/s1mo 559-1285 &45-&lllll __
conicnial. but stnvc to remain neutral MaJOr wish 1s due to be *''"' ·-· W·lfde CM 3 br t~ t>e 2
llled fauru\ plays paramount role _.,. etfi· pattoa dlahweaher,
, Pl. (Feb. 19-Matth 20) Be ready for message from rclauvc in ~~'1:.~:: ~ =15~':'so.%1~ PM•
111 Mmion w ill be fulfilled. )Ou'll be on more secure l"Ound •lmmtdleft Occupancy
1vidual with political wallop wan ls to hc!P and pndc ~hould not •Month-to-Month T~•.!~11••~ do:~/~111~~
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holldays.
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Sky the limit? Luxury gifts abound
If you can't think of what to gtve
som~. and lhe 'Sily's the limit as ter as
your budget 11 concerned. maybe you
should gwe a Longhorn steec-
US4ng etght exot.c woodJ and 23,000
one ... nch tJles, artist Michael Speaker
designed a working desk in the shape of a
steer for Neiman-Marcus catalog cus-
tomers ($65.000J It's kind ot like a rofl top
desk. tn that when it's shut. your writing
matenaJs are hidden. Only In thfs desk, the
(.,Over tor your pens and papers res des on
one side of a steer's befty. Not only that,
Neiman-Marcus stands ready to 1&-e<eate
any lavonte bovine or equine 1n desk form
at the drop of a hoof or two.
The1e's atso a Neiman-Marcus gOlf ball
set or a toy ,eep f0< youngsters that goes 8
mph while an FM radio blares. Ughts can be
turned on for night driving and a battery
charger can be activated if you drive too far
or leave the llghts on. It sells fO< $85.
The golf ball set. for $4.5~ Includes 12
reproduction balls from 1899 to 1984,
made from the original mOlds but utilizing
modern construction. In the set Is "The
Anthqlogy of Gou BaJls," a history for the
goiter Who only t~ht he knew everything
there was to know on the subject.
Perhaps What every woman hopes to
receive this Christmas is jewelry. At B.D.
Howes. pearl necklaces and peart bracelets
ranging Ir-Om $100 to $40.000 are expected
to be as popular this year as they were last,
says Sri.an Howes. He's a fourth-generation
Howes selling to great-grandchifdren of his
great-grandfather's patrons. "It's a family·
oriented business,'' he explains from his
Newport Beach location.
Among younger men looking for gifts
to give their glrtfrtends. the hOttEKt thing at
B 0 . Howes· is button earrings In 40 carat
gold, an Item designed by Howes' sister Pat
Anderson. They sell for $35. He also
recommends a crystal bud vase or crystal
paperweights in the shape of various
animals for "friend-to-friend" type gifts.
When a man wants to give a woman the
Prom.lee Iler Anytlifn(bat m&k'elier Clinatmu ·~lal with a gift o~ pear la.
finest in designer lingerie. he might con-
sider Mirna's, next to At Ease men's store In
Fashion Island, Newport Beach. For those
who desire It, Mima will send a limousine to
pick up the recipient. Because a customer
who orders the ride usually expects his
friend to spend more than $1,000, there is
no charge for the limo service. the dozen
roses, and the bottle of champagne.
Is a $1,000 price tag expected? "Not
really," Mlma Ransom says, "but you buy
two or three Items In my store and it adds up
to around that much." What might a woman
choose? Mlma suggests a pure silk peignoir
and gown for around $900 that comes In
peach. black. ruby red or white.
As Is true of all of the designs In her
shop, this one cannot be found in a
department store. Mlma carries either one-
of-a-klnd Items from all over the world or
those she designs herself. "We do a lot of
custom work in the store," she says. "I am
the fashion designer first and the store
owner second."
Mirna's Is known for catering to man.
she adds. Every Thursday night from 7 to 9
is an invitation-only modeling of lingerie
styles to help men decide what to purchase.
Advice on sizes and colors is freely given. In
addition. any time a man comes in the store,
Mlma says, personal service Is paramount.
"We usually work on a one-to-one basis,"
she explains. lt'.s expected that men will
need help in making their ch6lces. On a
recent Friday, she says, nine out of 10
customers In the place were men.
For luxurious daytime or evening wear.
Gloria Santamaria, owner of Lido Siiks In
Lido Village, Newport Beach, has numer·
ous suggestions. She calls her "Dynasty"
collection, from the TV show of the same
name, ·'the hottest thing on the market." To
get some of the things Linda Evans wears
on the show before any other sto1e has
them, Santamaria had dr9SleS air freighted
to her shop.
For example. there ls a cobalt blue suit
In wool with black beaded lapels and a silk
chamois camisole underneath for $450, the
perfect attire for dinner parties, Christmas
festivities, or theater going, Santamaria
said.
If. a long evening gown is desired.
(Pleue eee LUXURY/Paee 15)
Budget items enrich holiday shoppirig lists
By JOY DEE ANTHONY o.ii, l'llol c ... , .. ,.......,
If your budget only allows a maximum
of $25 per gift, where can you shop and
what can you buy?
Kathleen Badget t , owne r o f
Choclaterle Gudrun of Belgium In Lido
V-lllage,-Newpor+-Beaeh. -the store-that
supplies Macy's of New York and Bullock's
Wiishire In Southern California, has several
glfl Ideas
For $5 you can buy aprons that say
things like "Oh Fudge," or ''How Many
Calories in a Piece of Chocolate? -Who
Cares," or "Promise Me Anything but Give
Me Chocolate... •
Or there are Christmas tin boxes for
$ t .50 and $3.50 that can be tilled with
mushroom-shaped truffles or egg-shaped
chocolates with Grand Marnler. hazelnut
cream blended with chocolate, or brandy
fllllngs. Trays for $5 could be heaped high
with-your loved one's favorite candles too.
Badgett stresses that It Is adults who
delight in Imported chocolates rather than
kids
For children, there It a miniature slelgh
tor $9 that can be filled with a tiny teddy
bear. candy canea. and chocolates at an
addltlonal charge. Santa might also con·
sider buying the 1tore'1 hand·woven
Christmas stocking• for $20.
Badgett'• atore la the exolualve Im·
porter for North America of Gudrun'•
Belgian choco11te, the says. adding that
the chocolate contains no arttflclal preserv-
atives or stabilizers. Choclaterie Gudrun
also offers Joseph Schmidt's chocolate
from San Francisco, fudge, almond bark,
and "turtles" (almonds covered with choc-
olate) made locally. People often buy the
fudge In five pound boxes (at $7 a pound).
Badgett says; because trs-so-tncredtbry-
good.
Gudrun·s rival across the street from
Lido VIiiage near Hughes Market Is the A.
Kline Choclatler. There you can buy a little
chocolate Mercedes in a showcase box for
$12, if the price tag on a real one ls a bit
steep. Or. for $25 there's a large bottle of
champegne made completefy oat of choc·
olate or a large chocolate telephone.
Some customera, says owner Ulllan
Debol, llke to have b~ets made up with an
a11ortment ot ct'locolate surprises, lnclud-.
Ing $4 chocolate cassettes, a chocolate
soccer ball weighing over 3 /4 o! a pound. a
person's name spelled out In chocolate
letters for $2.50 each, or chocolate Scotty
dogs that come In the type of box you'd
expect from a pet store.
But A. Kline Choclatler Isn't all about
chocolate. Oebol says they otter candy
cane rings that can be used as ornaments,
napkin holders. or package decorations.
besides hard-to-find cordials at $7 .50 a
pound. Jelly befllea ano Santa popa.
The chocolate Is very fresh. says
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Make right connection;
order a novelty· phone
Steve Hollleter Introduce• new Flower Shop Meuger, RUBY ERICKSON
Ruby brings a wealth of floral design experience and a fresh new look to Hollister's. A
former FTO flower shop owner. Ruby uses exotic fresh flowers from Holland to create
unique natural bouquets. Also look for custom silk flower arrangements using the latest
decorator colors.
V1s11 Holhster's soon_ Lei us help you' create your special holiday
atmosphere with handmade tree ornaments. silk and fresh wreaths,
" I. rresh flower arrangements with fragrant pine and cedar and spectacular
red pomset11a plant~ for your home or office.
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If your Christmas list Includes a sportg
enthusiast, cartoon buff, outerspace devo-
tee or computer whtz ... you are In luck! A
quick trip to your local phone mart or
shopping mall will squelch any prejlttera
you have about locating the "just right"
present.
Just imagine trying to have a dismal
phone conversation with Kermit's smlllng
face looking at you. The unique phone
($99.95) depicts Kermit reclining In a brown
cushioned easy chair, chartreuse legs
casually crossed. with the yellow handset
perched invitingly on hls feet. Or. If Mick~ Mouse:·· Wlnnie-tne-Pooh and Snoopy-
Woodstook are more to your llklng, all the
colorful cartoon characters are available at
the phone marts (around $89.95).
Along with the character phones sold
at Huntington Center's GTE Phone Mart, Is
an array of basic and not-so-basic tete-
phones. Take Slugger for example: A great
choice for the baseball rhapsodlst. The
one-piece phone Is three bats with a
baseball sitting on top. A small platform
houses the speaker and the baseball ts the
earphone ($59.95).
Another design Is called the Grand Prix
($64.95). Although nQt specifically retembl·
Ing a race car, it's shape and weight.
combined with Its color selection, deflnltety
fits Its name. The phone Is pushbutton and
has a hold button In the center of the dlal.
GTE sales representative Gretchen
Smith says, "people are looking for phones PHONE 546-5525 .._ ---v-Florist with stored memories." Meaning: phone ~-a ...... OtHit tarn Atff'9ff numbers you call most often are stored In ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~jlhephon~smemorysy~~enabllngyou the convenience of speedier dialing.
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Just a hop, skip and a freeway away, ls
the AT&T store located on Bristol in the
Costa Mesa Village. AT&T has the perfect
gift for the "person on the go." It's a
selection of cordless phones ($69.95-
$99.95) with ranges of 100 to 1,500 feet. A
few more handy it~s are the Big Button
(around $59.95) designed with enlarged
numbers. light touchbutton and llght hand·
set. A thoughtful gift for those with visual or
other disabilities.
Another great Idea Is the Noteworthy
wall phone. It's equipped with a reversible
chalkboard and corkboard. 11 can hold a
phone directory. pencils or chalk. This
phone would certainly take the frustration
out of looking for that always-absent
notepad and pen.
And ... the AT&T two-way communica-
tion s~tjml._!hat would have knocked
Alexander Graham Bell's socks off, Is the
Gateway. The computer lover on your llst
will go berserk witt) this Invention. In fact.
the user may never have to leave his easy
chair again to bank, shop or buy sports and
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Go to bat for yoar bueball fan ·with
thb unaaual phone caUed Shaaer.
theater tickets. All that Is needed Is a
television. telephone and AT&T will sell or
rent you the Sceptre videotex terminal and
keyboard. The purchase price is $859, or
rent monthly for $29.95 after setup
charges. '
Now from computers to space travel
It's on to South Coast Plaza and Rooten's
Luggage to view a tetephone designed for a
Star Wars fan. The body of the silver clock
radio and phone resemble Hans Solo's
Millennium Falcon. lift the handset and you
have your own spacecraft.
Fashion Island's Neiman-Marcus car-
ries phones with a European flair. From
Denmark ($200). a low sleek phone with a
nine-memory system. Krone. from West
Germany. has a compact design modular
and lightweight (S 130). Erickson, a Swedish
concept, has a phone with Interchanging
faoeplates In blac"K. red and wh1le ($90).
And rounding out the telephone selec-
tion Is Radio Shack's French style designs
($49 .95-$79 .95). The elegant look Is certain
to complement Its surroundings.
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Debol. because most of It comes from
Claremont. Any Item In the store can be
expected to last for months without any
change in taste, she adds.
Practlcally right next to A. Kline's Is
"Friends & Company." a shop full of "gifts
10 delight and enchant.·· says owner Christy
Sachs. For under and around $25 there are
tee shirts painted with sheep dogs.
Christmas light bulbs, geese or reindeer
(and the words "Merry Merry Merry"), Of
bear shirts saying "Unbearably Good."
There are hats with felt birds or
perfume bottles with heartsen them. There
are stockings and oruamenta and
Christmas sweat shirts. belidet ceramic
cookie jars. Joke gifts. and books for men.
women and chlldren. Also avaflable are
ceramlc nect<1aoes with lifesaver or clown
themes, rag rugs In aJI colors, and confetti
to throw at holiday times. Christmas and
holiday greeting cards also abound.
In Laguna Beacn. you ~n go wild In
"Chlcken littles." There are mugs. with
animals or musical notes or piano keys on
them, clear plastic purses. belts, purses
and socks with fluorescent colors and tee
shirts with amusing sayings. One shows a
"Somewhere over the Rainbow" theme
with the saying: "Mom. I'm leavlng, I hate
Kansas. I'm taking the dog."
Perhaps the next wearer of that tee
shirt should consider unwrapping the nst
of his or her Christmas gifts before
departure, given the offerings available this
year. LocaJ shop ownert would agree.
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Holiday Gttt Guide/An Advertlling Supplement to the DAILY PtLOT/Thunday, Nov. 22, 19&4 -5
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hristmas Fantasy
A Special Time
Presented by the Orange. County Fairgrounds SWAP MEET
When the big hand hits Monday,
Dec. 17th, the fun begins. The SWAP-
ELVES wake up and turn on all the SWAP·
SWITCHES, pull the SWAPLEVERS and
·push the SWAPBOTIONS that make
the Orange County Fairgrounds SWAP-
MACHINE bells, whistles and gears move
into full production.1Jown the chutefrom
the North Pole and all over Orange County
will come bicycles and boots ... tools and
suits ... Mag-wheels and jewels and spec·
tacular deals!
We'll be open from 7 :00 AM to
4:00 PM every day, Monday, December
17th through Monday, Decem ber 2 4th,
with gifts beyond the imagination. and
family fun for everyone.
HAVE FON & SAVE MONEY!
Do your Christmas shopping HERE ... at
the Orange County Swap Meet Christmas
Fantasy ••• A Special Time. Our SWAP-
ELVES know you'll find the perfect gifts
for that special someone!
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6 -Holiday Gift Guide/An Advertising SuppMNnent to the DAILY PILOT/Thursday, Nov. 22, 1984
Toying with what's 'in' ~or youngsters
By EVE C. LASH
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It used to be easy to buy Christmas
toys -choices were more limited and peer
pressure on getting the "in" thing hadn't
emerged.
Because of manufacturer shortages,
parents are alto finding It difficult to buy
"Johnny" or "Jiii" their favorites.
"Everyday we get at least aeven
requests for the Cabbage Patch doll." says
Valerie Howard, a satescierk at FAO
Schwarz Afth Avenue Toy Store. South
Coast Ptaza. Cotta Mesa. But nowadays, it takes keen insight to
purchase the right toy so youngsters won't
be disappointed on Christmas morning.
According to toy industry experts, today
there are certain toys that are real ''hot"
and others that are positively passe.
"Children who don't own a Cabbage
Patch doll and theft parents are emotionally
upset -the kids are on the bottom of the
popularity lists. One mother said her child
went to a slumber party and she was the
only one wltftout the doll. She was under a
lot of pressure and she went home crying."
According to Jim Weaver. owner of the
Toy Junction in Irvine (who refuses to stock
the pudgy faced creatures). there are other
cabbagey-looklng dolls of better quality.
He recommends the Sour Kraut Doll
--{seaing for $99.95) with eyes that open and
close.
Another recommendation is the Zaph
dolls of Germany, also around $100.
What's "In" this year for preschoolers
are the Hasbro Softies' Muppet Babies
resembling the elder muppet creatures.
"These are real popular. The little kids
scream when they see them. They say
'There he is,' " says Howard.
New for 8-to 14-year-olds are the
library of Games, Alptey's-Beffeve tt or Not
game, Rock Trtvia, Teacher's Quiz and
T fjvja Adventure~ ''Klds..ace .definitety bacit
td board games," notes Howard.
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The biggest Miiers this year tend to be
the "stuff" pushed on televsion. FAO
assistant manager Walter Raynes says
their biggest setter for boys are the Godakln
Transfmmers. These creatures are little
robots that transform Into other things.
such as cart and boats. "They' re some-
~bbyWolfewlth tra.ln. thing kids take apart and put back -Into
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Toy etore owner Jim W•Yer la
•a.rroanded by Soar Kraat ltlda,
something else. They're educational and
safe.'' he says.
stme sold roughly 1,500 stuffed animals
during the year.
The biggest seller for gins at FAO are Weaver says his best seller has been
the Carolle Line baby dolls. Madam
Alexander Dolts and stuffed animals. The ¥
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TOYS, GAMES •••
From Paces
the Brio wood trains tr om Sweden. "And of
course, Trivial Pursuit is still number one. I
can't keep it In stock."
What's absolutely out of the picture are
E.T. Items. "Every toy goes through Its
cycle. The biggest toy was E.T. in 1983. But
from Dec. 26 on, you couldn't sell one to
save your life. And that's the way the toy
Industry is.
"You can find some products that sell
year after year, such as Monopoly, which
was released during the Depression.
Others are very trendy and fadlsh, like the
video games. Last year. anything electronic
or video was very big. But this year it's
dead. Also water snakes and octopus are
out. They've all gone to toy heaven," says
Weaver. •I
Other big sellers again this year are the
Care Bears. However, there are shortages
on this fluffy creature. along with shortages
of the transformable robot toys.
For the youngster who has absolutely
everthing there is the very sleek gas
powered, scaled-down version of the
Mercedes Benz, selling for a mere $1, 100.
Howard says Wayne Newton ordered one
for his daughter.
For that same mini elite lad, there's the
new Maxx Steele Programable Robot by
Ideal for $499. This little playmate. friend
and helpel' is the ultimate toy for little ones.
It walk~. tal~s. plays games and has a
motorized grasplng'claw with moving arms
and wrists. And if that Isn't enough It even
plays music through Its electronic com-
puter brain.
Another recommendation for the child
who has most everything is the mink teddy.
It goes for $395;.
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SHOPPERS: INSPECT
A·LL TOYS FOR SAFETY
WASHINGTON (AP) -Government
agencies and consumer groups have
rought tor years to assure that America's
children will have safe toys, but In the final
analysis It's up to the buyer to consider any
hazards from the toy being purchued.
With nearly half of all United States toy
sales occurring dut'lng the Christmas
season, consumer advocates are renewing
their calls for caution on the part of parents
and other buyers.
"When purchasing a toy, take the time
to take ii out of the box. Examine It. Feel for
sharp edges and points that could cut."
urges Consumer Product Safety Com-
m1ss1oner Terence M. Scanlon.
Commission chairman Nancy Harvey
Steorts puts special emphasis on label
reading, being aware of the age recommen-
dations on the toy package and heeding
them.
The commission received reports of
about 123,000 toy-related Injuries to chil-
dren in 1982. That Is some 20,000 fewer
than 1n 1977. otfldals point out.
Steorts notes tha1 many or the Injuries
now being reporte4 Involve misuse of toys,
not defective products. Children playing
with toys Intended for older age groups has
become a growing hazard, partlcular1y In
families where younger Onet may have
access to older siblings' toys. 'I
Parents should choose the correct toy
ror a child and make sure It Is maintained
and used correctly, she says. Some 90
percent of the toys IOfd In the United States
carry suggested age labels, the Toy
Manufacturers of America association re-
ports.
'The kind of Injury we see. day In and
day out. ought to and can be avoided by
proper maintenance. supervision, storage
and especlally select Ion of toys," adds
Commissioner Stuart M . Statler. He warns
against giving children toys Intended for
someone older. which some parents do In
hopes of challenging the ablllty of a toddler.
Sharp points and edges, and small
parts that can choke children, have been a
particular focus of federal regulators In the
past and many of thole hazards have been
eliminated, often with the coopera11on of
the toy Industry. Nevertheless, dangerous I Items can stlll find their way onto the
marketplace and caution must be ex-
ercised.
The consumer affairs division of
Americans for Democratic Action does an
annual toy safety survey In late autumn, for
example. And while reporting that safety
has Improved greatly In recent years It still
found problems tast fall, lncludtng some
party favors that could pose a choking
hazard.
Electric and electronic games have
become widely popular In recent years, and
the national council of Better Business
Bureaus reminds buyers to look for the
Underwriters Laboratories sticker on such
products to make sure they have been
safety tested.
Puzzles can also have small parts that
are dangerous to children In the 2-to-11
age group, the council warns. It suggests
caution in providing chlldren with such toys
as cap guns and other loud noise-makers.
Toys with heating elements are rec-
ommended for children at leas1 8 years old.
the council notes. Tool kits are also better
left to older children.
The American Optometric Association
warns that toys that "shoot" missiles c'an
endanger children's eyes, If not used
carefully. a hazard also present with such
things as darts and bow-and-arrow sets.
Safety goggles are a good Idea for children
playing with such potentially hazardous
items as chemistry sets, the optometrists
warn.
Toys can be an Important part In
developing vision and hand-eye coordi-
nation. the eye doctors point out. and they
encouraged parents to select items that
promote visual activity.
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Lido Marina Village invites you and
your family to join us for some old-
fashioned C hristmas celebrating.
December I st
FASBIOI SHOW 1-3 PM: Holiday fashions from
these fine stores: Lido Silks • Annette's Place
• Village Company • Anne Bruse • Lizette's.
SAITA AlllYES: Your child can visit Santa and
have a photo taken. Santa will be in the Gazebo all
day.
11£1 LICBTllG I P•: Join us when we light our
beautifully decorated tree. Enjoy the carolers as
your shop and dine at Lido Marina Village .
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Decorating ideas stores' specialty
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A number of local specialty stores
report that they are filled and overflowing
with all kinds of decor.atlons for the holiday
season.
literally thousands of Christmas dec-
orations and ornaments are available at
Minuteman Way in Westcilff Plaza, New-
port Beach. A count1"¥-style gift shop
speclallzlng In Americana, Minuteman Way
Is a wall-to-wall, floor-to-celling
smorgasbord of gift and decorating Items.
Christmas ornaments Include hand-
crafted, ceramic, brass, wooden, and fabric
varieties and are both Imported and made
by local craftsmen.
"A parttculatly hoUtem this year," says
owner Luanne Berry, "Is the antique
reprodlJctlon of Christmas light covers,"
These slip right over the regular Christmas
tree light bulbs and give an antique look to
the tree decor.
Also. "teddy bears are still very big,"
says Berry. "as are lambs, Scotty dogs, and
white geese." All of theee are featured as
free-standing ceramic or cioth decorations,
and also as ornaments, stocking decor-
ations, Christmas napklns or towel decor-
ations, etc.
Teddy bears are also very big again at
Plecemakers In the Meea Verde Shopping
Center, Cost-' Mesa, at the lnterHCtlon of
Harbor and Adams. At the back of the store
Is a fireplace scene surrounded by teddy
bears of all typee, tlzes. and detcrlptlons.
In addltlOrf, Plecemakers carries all the
materials for do-It-yourself decor: wooden
Initial blocks, country-style fabrics, stuf-
A potpourri of glfta, including teddint bean and handmade doll•, are at the llinuteman Way. (Pleue eee IDBAS/PaC• 12)
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year-round enjoyment
By SUSAN MOHAHAN
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You want to give a gift that won't bethe
wrong size or color, one that won't be
duplicated, and above all, one that won't be
forgotten the day after Christmas. It may
seem like a tall order, but It cen be filled with
gifts that keep coming •1 year long.
If someone on your gift list has a hobby
or an area of special lntereat, a subscription
to a magazine that deals with the subject
can be an appropriate and Inexpensive
present. Unlike 1 book, which will probably
be read once and put on the lhetf, each
magazine wltl be like a new gift.
Those old stand-bys, frutt and flowers,
will seem lelS flke a lut-mtnute thought
you arrange to have them dellYef"ed
periodically Instead of just once. Many
florists are wtlUng to ma.ke such an
arrangement. If you pay In advance and
specify the dates the flowers are to be sent.
Newport Produce In Costa Mesa will also
hand defNer fruft batkets loCalfy or arrange
tor gift peck• of freeh frutt to be eent out of
town.
But you don't have to limlt your choices
to fruit or nowera. Some ~tty stores
(including SwlM Colony--alfd Hickory
Farms) will arr11nge to aerid cheele. cured
meat, UIOrted j9ma and other foods on the
dates you apedfy. Nor do you have ta have
the same Item eent Heh time -It can be
candy one month end salami the next.
A member9hlp In a health apa Is
another gift that can be enjoyed throughout
the year. Thia la 11n 11ea where It pays to
shop around, bec:auN prklea·vary tremen-
dously, u do the flciUtlel. P~ In the
$600 to $800 range and up are not
uncommon, but It's also possible to enroll
someone for less than $100.
Also, since many health clubs otter
special rates from time to time, When you
make the purchue can determine how
much you pay. Keep In mind. too, that some
places otter two for one apeclals, so you
may want to sign yourself up for the price of
a friend's gift.
If a friend or relative la Interested In a
particular sport, membership In a club that
specializes In It can be a welcome gift. The
prices, however, are steeper than those for
general fitness centers.
Membership In a tennis club can cost
from $375 up, and often there are monthly
dues, as well. And If golf 11 the game, be
prepared to spend from $2,500 to $60,000
for membership In a private club.
On the other hand, golf lessons are not
nearly as expensive. It's possible to
purchase a gift oetlflcate that entitles the
bearer to six private lessons from a pro for
under $100.
Of course, lessons aren't restricted to
sports Instruction. If you know someone
who Is Interested In break dancing, creative
writing. gourmet cooking °' any number of
other pursuits, you can probably find
someone who otters lessons In the same
area. And chances are you can buy them by
the package.
As with any other gift, you have to know
the person!-s tastes before deciding on the
gift. But assuming the thought Is ap-
propriate, such a gift can be the biggest one
under the tree -and It doesn't have to be
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J"rom Pate 10
flngs, patterns, etc.
Do-lt-yourselfera can also find ma-
terials for all their holiday decorating Ideas
at Moskatel's, at Beach and McFad~ In
Westminster, or at Lee Wards In Hunt-
ington Center. Both stores carry a wide
variety of oraft Items. lncludlng pre-
assembled kits, straw wreaths, candles In a
wide variety of shapes and colors. fabrics,
Polyester fills, beads, gll~•. etc.
One of the unusual tree ornaments
offered at Roger's Gardens. Newport
Beach, are decoupaged goose eggs. Real
goose eggs are decorated with various
Christmas scenes and painted with four-
teen layers of lacquer to give them a
porcelain finish, says Modesto Busto.
visual dlsplay desfgner for Roger's.
In addition, Roger's Gardens also
offers a complete gallery of decorating
Items. lncludlng a aeries of "theme''
Christmas trees (each done In a particular
motif). This year, theme trees feature
clowns, animals, salt boats, Victorian dolls.
and Oriental lanterns. as well as others.
Theme trees also are featured again at
Buffum's, Fashion lslan9, Newport Beach.
In the Trim-a-Home section of the store.
manager Marian Branin has on dlsplay five
theme trees featuring animals, crystal
ornaments. wooden ornaments. angels
and musical Instruments, and the family.
"The crystal ornaments have been
selling especially well for the last three
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doqbt that a potpourri of holiday
decoration• await ca.atomera of the
lfinuteman Way (left). At rleht la
one of thouaanda of omamenta at
Roaer'• Garden•.
weeks,'· says Branin. Another poputar Item
she says, are the ceramic animal orna
ments featuring Beatrix Potter characters
which are new this year.
Wallpapers to Go, Harbor Center
Costa Mesa. Is also carrying a line o
Christmas ornaments and featuring them•
trees for the first time. Their themes lnclu<H
Country. Victorian. Storybook, and "The
Elegance:" a tree featuring cryst1tl balls
gold ornaments, and musical ornaments.
One of the pioneers of commercla
ornaments -Hallmark -began produc·
Ing a collectible series 12 years ago. Toda}
the company offers 17 series of cottec·
tlbles, li'lciudlng four new first editions: ThE
Victorian Oollhouse, the Art Masterp~
(Madonna and Chlld), the Twelve Days o·
Christmas (this year. the Partridge), and thE
Wooden Lamb.
All Hallmark ornaments may be founc
In the stationery and greeting card section!
of the major department stores, as well a!
at Hallmark stores, such as K.C.'s Hall-
mark, Harbor Center, Costa Mesa.
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Framing-a-gift is the perfecl gift for anyone! First you
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quality hardwpod or metal sec;;tion frames.
It's so easy and affordable you can frame several gifts In
one afternoon. We also offer, custom framing, pre-frame
posters and artwork in our galleries, or you can give
"Santa Approved" gift certificates. ' ... ~
So why settle for a Ho-Hum Gift, when you can give a
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Electro nic navtcational aide are among auggeated Chrlatmu glfta for the favorite aallor ln yoar mldat.
It's smooth sailing for nautical accessories
By ALMON LOCK.ARY 0.., ..................
Christmas shopping for your favorite
boat owner or yachtsman?
Your budget will depend largely on the
size of boat your recipient operates,
keeping in mind that a boat Is a large hole In
the water surrounded by wood, fiberglass.
aluminum, etc. Into which.you pour money.
Where to shop? It's a matter of choice
and how much money you want to spend.
-There are several discount stores in the
coastal cities.
Most of the better known marine
hardware stores are located on or near
Coast Highway in Newport Beach, known
as the "nautical mile."
Try such long-established stores as
Thi New ~
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• GIFTS •DECORATIONS
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West Marine (formetty Captain's L()Ct(er).
900 W. Coast Highway; Balboa Marine
Hardware, 2700 W. Coast Highway; Mln-
ney's Ship Chandlery. 2537 W. Coast
Highway; Dad's Marine Supply. 2610 Avon
St., Newport Beach; Char1ie's Locker, 3443
Via Lido. Both West Marine and Dad's are
discount stores.
Looking for stocking stutters? Try
Patagonia • • •
West Marine for such Items as hurricane
matches (they light In the strongest wind)
for 89 ~nts, or a wind meter (for reading
wind velocity) for $9.95.·
Fenders (not bumpers) are a popular
item for boats of all sizes. They keep the
topsides from being scuffed while docking
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wind penetration
resist spray and
drizzle and provide
thorough insulation,
ruggedn~ss , style
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or coming aJong9lde another boat. Pad's ls
featuring theee from S5 to '61. depending
on the aae of the fender or the afze of the
boat they are being ueed on.
One of the most .....,tlal Items on a
boat la the anchor. Prices range from
$14.95 to $-i20 for Danforth• and up to
$350 for CQRa. If your boat owner la
Interested In elec1ronlca, try VHF radios
from $189 to $329; Loran C from $899 to
J1.~9. or an EPIRB (emergency position
Indicating radio beacon) In caae he gets
lost. These run from $199.95 for Class C
coastal beacons to $249 for Class B
offshore types at West Marine.
Every sailor (power or sail) needs clCk
shoes to keep from marring those teak
decks or Slipping o~board. Moat popular
brands are Sperry Topsider and
Timberlane at prices ranging from $2• to
$~ at moat stores. Or how about foul
weather gear to keep him or:_her dry. Prices
range from $100 to $300, ..depending how
dry one wants to be.
But If your favorite recipient has a big
offshore oi' maxi racing sailboat, have
Santa Claus bring him a mainsail (kevlar
preferred) at upward of $20,000. a n•
spinnaker In the same price range, or sonie
Barlow or Lewmar wtnches for trimming
sails. Depending on their specific use, these
will run from $64 for a small No. 7 to M. 100
for a three-speed.
More reasonable standard Items
always needed on a boat are dock lines, fire
extinguishers. cabin heaters, wtnch handle
holders, WO 40 lubricant, safety harnesses.
paints and varnishes. Shop for your best
deal.
Brau barometen, cloclr.• and
lampe aft decor&tiYe aJternatiYee
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If Christ, Whose birthday we celebrate on Dec. 25th,
were to shop for-a gift for-His followers Peter; James -
and John, would He go to:
South Coast Plaza
Fash ion Island
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Serving you by serving
The Christ of Christmas
2400 Sunflower St.
l/1 mile west of South Cout Plaza
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LUXURY GIFTS ABOUND •••
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antamarla suggests a white matte silk
ersey designed by Estevez. But perhaps
hat excited her the most Is her collection
I beaded and sequined dresses from New
lh1, designed by Sister Max. A woman
ecenlly told Santamaria that she'd seen
he same thing In Parts for twice the money.
The dresses at Lido Silk sell for around
$695 Santamaria describes them as a
work of art. "a masterpiece."
On the less expensive side are the
Sasson wool gabardine double breasted
suits going for $160. Santamaria also offers
a copy of a Nancy Reagan dress In red with
gold buttons by Adolfo for $350. Adolfo's
designs cost far less, she says, than
dresses by St. John, a renowned Orange
County designer, but the clothes are
equally fine.
To find something to wrap around that
luxury garment, one could head on over to
V'(ard's Furs in Corona del Mar. Erwin Ward
says he offers furs from $550 to upwards of
$65,000. These are extremely competitive
prices, Ward remarked, some 30 to 50
percent lower than would be found
elsewhere.
Ward stressed the service side of his
business and his 40 years experience as
reasons for choosing to patronize his store.
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SOUTH COAST VILLAGE
· NOVEMBER
CALENDAR
-TUES., NOV. 27
5:30, 7:30 pm Kris Krtngle
Hot Cider and Cookies
6pm·7pm Mater Oe1 Hand Bell Choir
7pm·9pm George Carr Quartet
WED., NOV. 21
l 2pm·4pm Krts Kringle
THURS., IOV. 29
1'lpm-4pm Kris Kringle
Fii., NOV. 30
12pm-4pm Kris Krtngle
6pm·7pm Western High School
Madrigals
OECEMBER
CALENDAR
SAT., DEC.1
12 pm-4pm Kr1s Kringle
SUM., DEC. 1
12pm·4pm Kris Kringle
MOM., DEC. 3
12pm·4pm Kris K'nngle
TUES., DEC. 4
12pm·4pm Kris Kringle
6pm·7pm Mater Oe1 High School
Chamber Choir
WED., DEC.5
12pm·4pm Kns Kongle
THURS., DEC. 6
I 2pm·4pm Kos Knngle
Fii., DEC. 1
I 2pm·4pm Kns Kringle
SAT., DEC. I
I 2pm·4pm Kns Kringle
11am·12pm Santa Ana
Girl Scouts
Wishes you a very merry
Christmas!
A Village withi·n
a City
South Coast Plaza
Village
IOI., IEC.11
12~ Kris Krincle
7pmjPm Strolling Carolers
TUES., IEC. 11
l 2pm-4pm Kns Knn&te
7pm·9pm Strollina Carolers
WEI., DEC. 12
12pm-4pm Kns Krqte
7pm·9pm Strolllnt Catolers ,
TIUIS., IEC. 13
l 2pm-4pm Kris Knftlle
. 7pm·9pm Strolline Catolers
Fii., DEC. 14
12pm..Cpm Kris Krincle
7pm-9pm Strolllfli Carolers
SAT., IEC. 15
12pm-4pm Kris Knn&le
llam·l 2pm and lpm·2pm
Costa Mesa Girl Scouts
·su1., IEC. 16
12pm·4pm Kris Kringle
IOI., DEC.17
12pm-4pm Kris Knnete
TUES., DH. 11
l 2pm-4pm Kris Krtn&le
6pm-8pm All·Amencan
Boys Chorus
WEI., DEC. 19
12,...,. Iris .,..,.
TIUIS., DEC. 20
12pm-4pm Kris Knnele •
l 2pm· l pm kinderCare Carolers
Flt., IEC. 21
12pm-4pm Kns Km1&le
SAT., IEC.22
l 2pm-4pm Kris Knncte
12p.n-3pm Geortt Carr Quartet
SUI., IEC.23
12pnt-4pm Kris Knncle
IOI., HC. 24
12~pm Kris Krincte
Located at Sunflower & Bear Street&, Santa Ana. CA 9274 • (714) 241 -1700 Adjacent to South Cout P ina
,-South Coaat Plaza charge card accepted • Gift certificate& available .
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